Class History

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Four years ago we all stepped in to the halls of Maritime High School with no knowledge about what

would happen to us in our entire journey in our high school life. Most of us would agree that this

journey we spent in high school was definitely one of the best and memorable days of our life. It was in

high school that we met the best of best of friends, be competitive just to be on the top students in our

class, hoped for a place in varsity team, strived for the student council, and trying to take part in school

programs, activities and contests. It is also in high school when we first experience and felt to love – as

what Sir Soriano said, “ Crush, Crush lang anay”. The stages when we learn how to stumble down with

failures but eventually stood up and fight. The chapter where we learnt about the life and the lessons

taught to us.

Tonight the class 2009 has gathered al the exciting memories, achievements and accomplishments.

Thoughts that are joyous and worth to be remember. Let us all reminisce each high school happenings.

I. Come Aboard!! - Freshmen Year

Anxiety companied us in the opening of classes as we wandered to the grounds of Maritime High School,

thinking who will be our adviser or classmates. As the bell rang, all of us hurriedly went to our respective

classrooms where our entire story began. We sat on the most comfortable places available, looking

around and seeing strange and familiar faces as we patiently waited for our advisers to come. This the

time when all of us are too silent, way too different from our noisy murmurs, chitchatting and laughters.

As our teacher approaches and get inside our classroom, too many thoughts are coming into our minds.

Is our teacher will be strict or kind? Will he or she teaching an English, Math, or Science subject? But as

soon as he introduces his self we already had the knowledge of what kind of person our teacher will be.

And speaking of introducing ones self, yes, all of us experienced that. But surely one thing, or two things

rather which was new and catches our attention. The “Midship Man, blah blah, asking permission to

Come aboard!!” And “Prepare for ‘Tion Deck”. And during the Mapeh subject, after Ma’am Nolasco

taught us the JBLFMU hymn, the next day all of in the room are humming and singing it. “We look back

to humble beginning. . . .

Beginning. New beginnings, in making friends, learning more lessons, and beginning to improve and

know more about ourselves. Just like Joben Tabujara who won 1st

place in Maritime English during the

Intramurals despite of being a freshman and new to the Maritime studies. And Venus Pemicon Panique,

who is awared as Ms. Photogenic in the Search for Mr. and Ms. Highschool. Truly astounding that even

though we are just like a baby in this institution, we prove that we can compete among other students

who are ahead of us.

Every freshman continued to have a strong bond of relationships with their new classmates andschoolmates, overcoming the sadness they felt as they went separated among their elementary friends.

The year has ended with great smile in our face as we already assured that, we are surely coming

aboard!!!



II. Head Gears On!!! – Sophomore Year

Another year to be added in our high school memories. We are not the babies anymore in MHS.

Cheers!!

Sophomore. The time of schooling where learning requires maturity. The playful freshmen are now

dreamers. We dream for our future, family and for ourselves. As another year is added, some persons

are also added to the group. Rhanlee Juadian, a charming orator who won 3rd

place in English Oration

Contest during High School day and Rachelle Claryce Querimit, a mathematician and won 2nd

place in

English Declamation also in High School day. Joben Tabujara, again made it top in Maritime English,

having a 3rd

place in Intramurals 2010. The graceful dance movements of those who participated in

Modern Dance and Field Demonstration both got the 3rd

place during the High School Day Celebration.

And who could not forget the time when we had our first Navigational Trip!

A one day escapade in the City of Smiles – Bacolod- Visiting some places like the JBLFMU Bacolod and

the Mambukal Resort located near the Mt. Kanlaon. The trip was not only meant to be recreational but

educational for we are set to be familiar with the ship and also a good start to become independent.

Sophomore year is really a developing stage in our lives. It is the time when we already had the plan and

idea on what career are we taking up in our college life. Yes, the phase when we realized that we are

growing up.

And growing up is not that easy as growing requires valor and bravery as one meets challenges and

hindrance along the way. It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.

III. Hand Salute!! – Junior Year

All the downhill comes at this year. Its is circumstantial that this part of high school life, a myriad of

responsibilities is at par facing the junior students for here is where they are trained and honed in

preparation for the duties that await them.

More experienced and exposure not only in the four walls of our classroom but also in the decks of a

ship as we went to the queen city of the south – Cebu City – for another navigational trip. This time its

more fun as we visited some of the famous tourist attractions in Cebu, like the Taoist temple, Magellanscross, Lapu-lapu shrine and so many more.

Juniors also make their way in academics, literary, and cultural. Rachelle Claryce Querimit, Roy Kenny

Soribas, and Joben Tabujara won the Math Quiz bee gathering the 1st

, 2nd

, and 3rd

places respectively.

Alexis Martin Arang, 2nd

place and Rigil Kent Pajoganoy, 3rd

Place in General Information Quiz. Rolando

Paro Jr. 2nd

place and Camille Galanto, 3rd

place for Spelling Bee.



For the Literary, Rachelle Claryce Querimit made it 1st

in High School Day in English Declamation, while

Camille Galanto got 3rd

place in Filipino declamation. The Modern Dancer succeeds in getting the 1st

place both in High School Day and Intramurals. And lets give recognition for those juniors who

participated in Cheer dance competition that got the championship during the Intramurals.

And don forget the Folk Dance, which was participated by Klein Dalyn Latosa, Vheil Kimri Joven, RhanleeJaudian and Herson Nolla. Proclaimed as champion during the Foundation Week Celebration. And was

also featured to dance in Paraw Regatta Celebration here on Iloilo City.

Nevertheless, the feeling of excitement aroused upon each junior when we first experience the Junior-

Senior Promenade. The most awaited moment is filled with programs, tasty food, great music,

glamorous gowns, and classy formal attires. Darren Christian Amaguin and Joanne Marie Bañares were

crowned as Prom Prince and Princess. Its is also the time when the seniors turn-over the responsibilities

to the juniors. The night ended with smiles on each of the students.

We have gone so many improvements when it comes to learning, experience and character. But we

knew there is still more challenges to come in our way.

Continuity of vision and specified goals are necessary requirements for the upcoming seniors, significant

aspects in striking the aim. Obstacles may come at every chance but never give up on our hopes and

goals for this will serve as our inspiration to become more passionate and determined in every worked

we do.

IV. Head Gears Off!! – Senior Year

Senior Year: The last lap. Last Aquaintance Party, last navigational trip, last Christmas party, lastpromenade, and most of all, last year in Maritime High School. The once little youngsters have now

grown and become young adult. We will be embark by great duties and responsibilities. Our future

counts on how we manifest ourselves in what path are we choose to take. But before everything else,

let’s just first recall the memories and achievement we gathered in just a small amount of time.

The Seniors dominate the Academic Contest during the High School Day. Joben Tabujara, Rachelle

Claryce Querimit and Roy Kenny Soribas for Math Quiz. Rolando Paro Jr.( who also made it to

Intramurals), Camille Galanto and Rhanlee Jaudian for Spelling Quiz. Alexis Martin Arang and Rigil Kent

Pajoganoy for General Information. And John Louie Baguyo for Maritime Trivia.

Tabujara, Soribas, Querimit, and Arang made it until the Foundation Day.

The Rowing and Paddling team of High School also did a very great job.

The paddling consist of Jemmuel John Orbino, Rheniel Jan Divinagracia, Ian Chris Estember, Hector

Legaspi ,Rupert Santos, Paul Irvin Vargas and Ronel Ceballos, overpowered the college students during

the intramurals and made it to Foundation, while the rowing team, Janrey Genovatin, Jules Reign



Macaroncio, Joben Tabujara, Karlo tendencia and Jepson marc Villaruel, despite of their controversial

victory during the intramurals, the qualified in Foundation and finished 2nd

place in the race.

Van Hussein Saiton, Rupert Santos and Rheniel Jan Divinagracia are some of the members of men’s

volleyball team who toiled to gain the 2nd

place, the chess team who won 3rd

place, and Adrianne Jose

Martin Segovia became the Board 2 Champion all happened during the PRISSAA competition.

And don’t forget the beauty of Venus Pemicon Panique. From being the Ms. Photogenic during the first

year, now being crowned as Ms. High School 2012. She also became the 1st

runner up during Intramurals

and 2nd

runner up during the Foundation.

September 2012, the rotary club of Iloilo Celebrates its annual Boy’s & Girl’s week. Two students act as

public officials in an entire week of celebration. Joben Tabujara became the City Social Welfare

Development Officer and Rachelle Claryce Querimit seated as City Councilor, who had passed his own

resolution during his term.

And also, Maritime High School makes its international scene when it was featured at SeafarersAsia.Revealing the culture and its excellence not just in the Philippines but in Asia.

Who could ever imagine that, these are the accomplishments of the kids who once wandered in the

MHS ground with worry in their heads of what will happen to them on their high school life? Time really

passed so quickly that we never realized that we surpassed the four years of existence here in high

school. So many downs and so many ups. But let’s always remember that all of these things made us to

know who we really are, and what we really want in life. To all seniors, as we set adrift and leave the

shore of the Maritime High School, and as we venture to another life, we can presume that we have left

a legacy; a trail the others may follow and an inspiration to those who are nest in line.

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