The Sacredian 2nd Quarter

Science Camp makes history Reports from Jessica RiveraThe Official School Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma SACRED Heart Acade- my of La Loma (SHALL) Science Camp last October 18 marked history as it was the first time that a Science activ- ity as big as this was done in the Academe.BULWARK OF TRUTH. VANGUARD OF VIEWS AND VALUESVolume 2, Issue 2 SY 2014-2015 All Roads to Learning Lead to SHALL As its theme suggests Second Quarter “Initializing: Ignite the Fun in Science FUNda- mentals,” some Sacredi- ans were able to witness science wonders in the camp.LITTLE MODELS ON-THE-GO. SHALL Pre-schoolers proudly don and sashay pompous costumes to represent different coun- In the opening part oftries in the world as part of SHALL’s UN Month celebration last October 16. The winners are: Mr UN-Rainier Alabastro, Ms UN– the activity, SHALLAquiah Atendido; 2nd Place—Darl Inigo and Harley Melendez; and 3rd Place—Yeoj Mangrobang and Cassandra Bernardino . Science teachers Mr Enrico Afable and Mr Roman Jebulan demon- strated to the students how to make ice cream and mosquito repellent. Continued on p4...Sacredian Idol showdowntightens, wows judgesReports from Leigh AloLIKE A BOOT Camp of the Idol grand winner. All of them were astonished byX Factor. some of the talents and evenThis is what happened during “It‟s going to be like the boot commented that some perfor-the very first performances on- camp of the X Factor. Today, mances could be at par with thestage of 38 Sacredian Idol con- we will just critique the perfor- acts in ABSCBN‟s Showtime. mances so that the contestantstestants last October 16-17. will be more than ready for Acts like comedy-dance tickled their first live show soon, and it the judges and the sing andMr Neil Michael Lomibao, one will give the students an idea dance performances altogetherof the judges in the preliminary whom they will vote for,” Mr entertained the spectators.judging of the talent search and Lomibao explained. In the grand finals of the Sa-the Executive Assistant Direc-tor of Sacred Heart Academy During the show, the judges credian Idol, Ms Minnieof La Loma and Pasig, clarified gave comments on each of the Lomibao said that there will bethat these performances will performances. celebrity judges who will makenot have a bearing in the total the show even more excitingscore of the contestants for the Ms Minnie Lomibao, SHALL and interesting.first live show this November. Administrative Officer for Ex- Present also in the show were ternal Affairs and Mr MiguelHe said that this will just allow Uminga, Sacred Heart Acade- SHALL Assistant Directressthe students to see who will be my of Pasig PE teacher, com- Ms Kathleen K. Limjuco andthe best one to grab the title of pleted the panel of judges. some parents of the Sacredianbeing the very first Sacredian Idol contestants.Inside Track Add Sacredian NewsNow (SNN) on FB and catch SHALL news as it happens. Rolling Respect Tips to Foster It all happens here. SHALL kids Stones That Love of Reading enjoy TrickGather No or Treat/p2Moss/p7 Speaks/p11 in Your Children/p8

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values NEWS/ 2UN Month’s Cultural Productions blastSeniors strike back-to-back victoryBy Karen Florentino Year performance, ushering them in grabbing the secondIT WAS A TWO straight year place.of domination. Grade 8 representing Asia,Seniors proved anew that underscored Philippine cul-when it comes to UN Cultural ture, and ranked third whileProductions, they are the lords Grade 7 savage performanceafter snatching the much- featuring Africa placedcoveted Championship last fourth.Oct 17, 2014 at Sacred HeartAcademy of La Loma The Cultural Productions(SHALL) covered court. Competition is part of SHALL‟s United NationThe time-machine themed Month Celebration.performance of Fourth Yearstudents featuring the United Apart from it, an Interconti-SHALL Pre-schoolers,States dances in the 60‟s up to nental Food Festival was heldpresent captured the hearts of in the Intermediate level.the judges, placing them in Primary Level pupilsthe first spot. Mr Sanry Bonaobra‟s Grade 4 St Martha nipped the FirstGrade 9 students‟ monarchy- Place while Mr Tim enjoy Trick or Treatinspired performance present- Penaflor‟s St Cecilia rankeding the rich European culture second and Mr Jerome By Krizelle LopezRobotics Laboratoryfrom its dances and theatre Racal‟s St Rose got the third A DAY with basketfuls of can- low Sacredians every year and etched a slight difference in spot. dies and fun! see which is the cutest,” Gem the total score of the Fourth Anonuevo, a Grade 8-Honesty Sacred Heart Academy of La student, said. Loma (SHALL) Pre-schoolersnow open for classes and Primary Level students en- The Trick or Treat has been a joyed the Trick or Treat last customary practice for children October 20. in many countries. They went room to room and Wikipedia reports that the asked for treats. The students in “tradition of going from door to the higher levels gave them can- door receiving food already ex- dies willingly. isted in Great Brit- ain and Ireland in the form of “The admirable and fascinating \"souling\", where children and costumes of kids and adults just poor people would sing and say add up to the excitement during prayers for the dead in return for Halloween. I‟m always excited cakes.” to see the costumes of our fel-FINALLY, the Robotics Labor- rea supplied by Tech Factorsatory is open for classes. have finally arrived and may beGrade 7 students are now excit- used now by Grade 7 students.ed to do simple robots in the The lab has one server, 6 tableslaboratory at the latter part of with 6 computers which willtheir Robotics course. serve as the students‟ work-Two robot kits made from Ko- stations and electric fans for ventilation. The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values NEWS/ 3Sacre’ holds field tripsLEARNING does not only happen with- graduating student Vince Masangkayin the confines of the classroom. shared.Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma The Pre-schoolers and the Grade 1 pupils(SHALL) conducted educational field visited some exciting places in the city oftrips last September 30 (Intermediate), Manila. Grade 2 students had their fieldOctober 1 (High School), 8 (Pre-school) trip in Montalban, Rizal and the Grade 3and 13 (Primary). students visited the province of Laguna.“The animals are like people that‟s why In the Intermediate Level, Grade 4 stu-we need to really take good care of dents conducted their educational trip inthem,” thus said Danielle Maniego, a the provinces of Bulacan and Pampanga;Grade 9-Faith student, when asked to the Grade 5, Tagaytay City; and thecite her learning from the field trip. Grade 6 in the province of Laguna.Eloisa Garbo, Fourth Year-Patience stu- Meanwhile, Grade 7 students learneddent, also said, “I have learned to coop- new things in San Jose Del Monte, Bu-erate with other people because of our lacan. Grade 8 students visited the roll-team building activity in the trip.” ing hills city of Antipolo in Rizal while the Grade 9 students visited Subic in“Our experience here at the Falcon Crest Zambales. Fourth Year students enjoyedis the best since this is our last field trip their trip in Norzagaray, Bulacan.in high school. We enjoyed it andlearned new things from the activities Reports from Jerenze Cuaki, Eliza Rabewhich we will never forget for sure,” Rina TubiganGr7, 8 studes reach outto less fortunate ByGeaSalud “NATUTUNAN ko sa aming hadlang ang kapansanan sa pagi- outreach na lahat tayo pantay- ging masaya.” pantay dahil sa mata ng Diyos She added that it is a wonderful walang mababa,” James Lumi- feeling when you help and make guid, a Grade 7-Perseverance stu- other people happy especially the dent, said when asked about his less fortunate. learning from the community out- reach they did at Associacion De “Napasaya rin nila kami,” Hin- Damas Filipinas last October 10. layagan said. The activity strengthened the val- During the outreach, Sacredians ues and virtues of the Sacredians engaged the children in playing exciting games. They also pre- especially for charity works. sented dance performances and Aside from Grade 7 students, prepared gifts for them. Towards Grade 8 students also conducted the end of the program, the chil- community outreach at Hospicio dren in the orphanage also pre- De San Jose last October 14. sented a sing and dance number Jessa Fhe Hinlayagan, a Grade 8 that made many of them teary- student shared, “Na-realize nam- eyed. ing hindi sila different at hindi The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values NEWS/ 4 Month of the Living Rosary celebrated; Sacredians honor Mama Mary By Ferdinand Varona SACREDIAN values of being corridors were solemnly joining religious and prayerful. the recital of sacred prayers. These were shown by Sacred Part of the program was honor- Heart Academy of La Loma‟s ing Mama Mary with flowers (SHALL) celebration of the and gifts which was done after Month of the Holy Rosary. the praying of the Hail Mary. Last October 21, selected stu- The event was mainly organized dents and some SHALL teachers by Mr Mark Jayson Valencia, formed a human rosary in the SHALL Campus Ministry Advis- court while all the students in the er.Graduating class’ parents surprisestudents in their retreatTHEY WAITED and waited. ofParents never minded the two,or three hours of waiting just to the retreat at SHALL.surprise their children fromtheir retreat in the Our lady of The retreat focused on the val-Antipolo Retreat House last ues of friendship and strongOctober 10-11. relationship with family and God.Tears. Smiles. Embraces. The-se were the pictures which fin- The students were accompa-ished the retreat of the Fourth nied by their advisers Mrs MaeYear students. The Preschool Aquino-Reyes and Mr Romanand Grade 1 rooms were the Jebulan, Campus Ministry Ad-venue for the final activity and viser Mr Mark Jayson Valen-did become a place of surpris- cia, Prefect of Discipline Mres. The students did not know Mark Hipolito, Guidancethat their parents would be Counsellor Ms Andrea Loyola,there in the program. Prior to High School Activity Coordi-this, in Antipolo, the students nator Ms Teresa Reyes, andread the unexpected letters of School Nurse Ms Grace Pag-their parents for them that even dilao.made many of them to shed The retreat finally ended attears. They also wrote letters SHALL around 4:30 PM.which they gave to their par-ents during the closing activityContinued from p1… the questions about Science. other, answering Science ques- such as these,” Ms JennevinAfter the students made their tions and taking the exciting Convocar, Grade 8 and 9 Sci-own ice cream and mosquito After which, the participants challenges. ence teacher, stated.repellents, they went into a enjoyed the closing event whichfriendly competition dubbed as was called as the Science Master “We want to change the perspec- “Ang saya ng camp and intenseScience Wizard Challenge. Sev- Quest, an Amazing Race in- tive among students that Science „yung mga challlenges,” Jhomesen groups composed of four spired activity. The students is difficult by engaging them in Ramos, a Grade 9-Loyalty stu-students and a teacher answered here went from one station to the interesting and fun activities dent, said. The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values NEWS/ 5SHALL educators entertained in World Teacher’s Day CelebrationSACREDIANS honored The teachers were given flow-SHALL educators in the ers as a token of love.World Teacher‟s Day Celebra-tion last Oct 3. The short program dedicated to SHALL faculty was orga-The students across levels pre- nized by Student Body Organ-pared tribute performances for ization (SBO) headed by Ni-the teachers. Students present- cole Crisostomo and Mrs Maeed comic dance and heart- Aquino-Reyes (SBO adviser).warming song performances.PCC officers elected;gears up for Family DayBy Nikita Bustos of the PCC is to give the par- Gr 9, 4th year studes joinHERE they are. Career Guidance Fair in PTTC By Nikita BustosSacred Heart Academy of La ents an avenue to help theLoma (SHALL) Parent Core teachers plan for the activities Grade 9 and Fourth Year personally know the coursesCommittee for the SY 2014- in the upcoming Family Day2015 is now on-the-go and this November.”complete after the election con- Mrs Mateo is the chief person students of Sacred Heart offered and see the facilitiesducted last October 17 at that the PCC officials com- Academy of La Loma of the different top calibreSHALL Library. municate with regarding the (SHALL) participated in the universities in the country 26th Career Counselling and such as University of SantoMrs Lorena Sabalerio was activities to be laid out by the Guidance Fair in Philippine Tomas, Adamson Universi-elected as the President. Joining committee. Trade Training Center ty, Far Easter University,her in the committee are Mr (PTTC) last September 3. and some colleges whichCarlos Garcia (Vice-President); PCC is intended to facilitate “This is to give the students offer overseas courses.Mrs Dina Roldan (Secretary); parental participation in some school activities, foster camara-Mrs Delia Sitjar (Treasurer); Mr derie and unity among the par- a fantastic opportunity to Grade 9 and 4th Year stu-Yolando Blas (Auditor); Mrs ents, and strengthen partnership explore their college career dents were accompanied byMary Rose Lava (Public Rela- between the school and thetions Officer-Internal); and Mrs home. options and decide what is their advisers [Mrs Mae the best path for them to Aquino Reyes (Fourth Year- take in the future,” Mrs Mae Patience); Ms Princess Abi-Dhorie Abes (PRO-External). “The PCC officials have their Aquino-Reyes, 4th Year- gail Martin (Grade 9-Faith);Last November 7, Ms Sabalerio own functions. Each of them Patience adviser, shared. Mr Janeson Miranda (Grademet with Mr Garcia, Ms Lava plays distinct role. In other 9-Loyalty)] together withand Ms Teresa Reyes for the words, PCC also offers a very In this event, students were Ms Andrea Loyola, SHALLdiscussion of the things related good opportunity for the parents provided a free aptitude test guidance counsellor.to the upcoming Family Day to bond with one another—to and seminars on career develop long-lasting friendship. mapping.this November 29. “Career guidance fair likeMrs Maria Elena Mateo, Anyway, we all have the same SHALL students, along this is the perfect opportuni-SHALL Grade 1 teacher and end in mind and that is stu- with the several public and ty for the students to ponderActivity Coordinator for Ele- dents‟ learning,” Mrs Mateo private high schools in Met- on what they really want tomentary said that “the purpose elaborated. ro Manila, had a chance to be someday,” Ms Abigail Martin said. The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values FEATURE/ 6 LEESPEAKS Thoughts of a Dreamer: Struggles of Being a Teenager By Jenalee de Guzman time. In school, you And then one day, you'll can't have failing look back and see that every- grades. At home, you thing was worth it in the end. have to follow all the Struggles of being a teenager rules and obey your is just a chapter of a whole parents. In society, life ahead of you. So, when you play a vital role you look forward from as a teenager. Every- where you are now, you'll one is expecting you see that there's more of it. to be a role model. More criticizing and judging, And you just do what more hassles, more things you have to do. And not going your way, more when the result does times where you really have not please everyone, to pull yourself together,alwlYitm“SercBasda\"yylsnihiietwwTradrroooofksaeaogaeieieestuuuE,esterihyuel.ytyinutlelshrybcyEntAswc.ygtaxnwttsioiu?tauhroINnznapbdniuu\"tnytabicilegrd'ueedll,jAnlsdikutldujsntctrtyodtupetbstGsradtertodwyofoeeseeoehttyeswgnoooEhurtndnoc,kecolesoteuesao.oypRaytnotatt\"yshydhrgaohuuoolon'Sweotrniaernirskuapdsunausnrdeoiaregecflgel-e.irtloeow,tsxsecvptrlphrlaoiteliweekheAenLkmtlsareen.dohieswitsakeTmeomylbhecbrdaihtoeeyvheoireeun-lnoeratsyeyetetutoe.aestmmhnaswydkTsiheetnhpeiirmdoaonoihdnhgilntunowtsgfeepy'goyog.sr'wntef.ty'.aryejwfsSkrmfuoanewIonjoutrsucldguomohi'ot,repsnssbonwewpyttgsytuhrgilohwhsentasetteouaiobyhsmgethyifn'ltetle,pboyeleleecfytceryuoamoasna,obocnuoa,cudImaepuus'tyyusrsouxwkteeotlreominspinnjsuekeuifc'ulwitetoreaefl'g’osyssserreirwaesenonovtlyeeotiayomuieonafnlnhtsnlguerha-yoioroie--n-nrwtldgaeHcaroptBmeenieuyxorlnaftimeeeelaltmdpsoatiernfncpshnenpeusueapie.aeegr'dntgsp'esraaEisryegtpejnraltvyuenc-.shrarodlaeoodecltefanrluecfgtdtytdothtrdad(fbtOdeoehhioeesgouYla-sfeeodfepolineetmnefllstigoneholeueimnncntepaostrswgoiiusrlaae.gncetrsswle-e,bfuigg)oiiIrtednOntnantteatibfee-cpsthhe'ttmfcakggysbnrr—eeilovoeoc.lloeparsilaoiaeltieuneyimBsrnt-Yehtflztvkrr.egat.glrtte-teuLheieoeOkothYompnmpadhhtlesrifim.g,saLnd?avn.e-euaaIerdreasagOI-kttott'!'nnvhseifddte-- more people waiting for you to fail and so on. But, you've got today—where there are more things to achieve, more goals to reach...a whole fu- ture ahead of you. So you put a smile on and stand tall amidst the struggles and challenges while staring at the people waiting for you to fail. Watch me!your shoulder off The importantand carry on. thing is that youAll around you are people However, you know that one learn from your struggleswaiting for you to fail... moment you start crumbling and you become a better per-Waiting for you to succeed. down. Being a teenager, you son than who you used to be. have to pull it together all the The Sacredian’s Associate Editor. The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values FEATURE/ 7LEND ME YOUR EARS A Rolling StoneGathers No Moss By Nikita BustosMAJORITY of the students maze—or what people stores inthink that being ambitious called “Life”. But have you the Unitedand putting effort in the ever tried to stare at the ceil- States;things you do are a waste of ing and think of all the op- 1,496 intime. They always have the- portunities that might slip china; 1,se negative thoughts. They away from your fingers if 442 inthink of things such as “It you back down.? Canada;will not be worth it” and Here are two people who 1, 052“Dreams are never possi- after the longest time and stores inble.” years of patience and hard Japan; and 772 storesYes, it is admissible that work, never thought of giv- in the Unitedbeing trapped in the arms of ing up, instead kept pursu- Kingdom.depression, we often think ing their dreams and goalsof giving up, ending up be- in life which they found ating nonchalant. It is like the end of the line. Walterliving in an endless, tor- Howard Schultz, an Ameri- Elias there will be no Disneyland.turous labyrinth where we can businessman, is the “Walt”try to put so much effort to CEO of Starbucks and re- Disney, is an American So, I have come to one con-move forward but nothing ceives a salary of US $ 21, business magnate, cartoon- clusion, and one thing forseems to work because we 775, 001. ist, filmmaker, philanthro- sure: If you give up tooalways go back in the mid- pist, and voice actor. He is Schultz was born to a poor regarded as a cultural icon, soon, you‟ll never knowdle of this agonizing Jewish family and his father and best what you‟ll be Fred Schultz, who worked known for If you give up too soon, missing. Failure as truck driver, was their his influ- should never be family‟s only chance of liv- ence and you’ll never know what a reason to let go ing. Howard Schultz was turned down by banks 242 etnctsucmtthiiheeonepmoeeennyntnnemtettlt2os.ruatrs0teiHn!rtiapbotyndpiBhruinsea-wu--rtkaiscf otbiFrtnaeawcysoiehoaleufperutedrry’noeleo3l‟fa0utbsDs2frheoiosordnm-urletidsoatgshemnleisenetswtgvc.oge.larrosldsr. oTssnttooohhttefpmhuaeevpynudreroeoodsyer,ruuaatuhqIrturlpauesntdarhaisirndetteyemndiear,eardesismlbl—leaeieitnsg,ns‟.d-ss times! But because of his dedication, passion, and hard work, he then became the chairman and CEO of Starbucks. Now Starbucks is the largest coffeehouse company in the world with 20, 737 stores in 63 countries andThe Sacredian’s Editor-in-Chief. territories, including 11, 190 his effort and devotion, The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

Tips toThe SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values FEATURE/ 8 Foster Love ofA SacredianReading inSpecialYour ChildrenBy Ms Kathleen Kierulf Limjuco A Must-Read for MOMS“While evening or before-bedtime is a popular time to read, reading after breakfast or before children go to an activity, sets a routine that most children embrace.”The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values FEATURE/ 91. Build up your home library. 7.Build reading into the their pets first. TravelingConsider having a \"book somewhere? You guessed it,shower\" instead of a traditional schedule. Parents should read all about your destinationbaby shower. Friends will love build a reading activity into first and you and your childrensharing their favorite child- the child‟s daily schedule. will have the added benefit ofhood books and the books they While evening or before- knowing more about the arearead to their children. You can bedtime is a popular time to when you arrive.also provide a list of books you read, reading after breakfastare hoping to receive. or before children go to an 10. Involve the entire family. activity, sets a routine that Studies show that moms have2. Go to the library every week. most children embrace. the tendency to read more toMany libraries have story hour their children then dads, rob-for very young children and bing both children and fatherslap story time for babies. Studies show that moms have the of positive reading experienc- es. Make reading time with dad3. If your child is wiggling and or grandpa a priority. Dads doesn't feel like a story, tendency to read more to their read books aloud with childrendon't force it. There are differently than moms do, andtimes when the world is so children than dads, robbing both children will flourish with theexciting to young children perspective and experience ofthat sitting for a story is just children and fathers of positive bothimpossible. You might try itagain on another night or at a 11. Ask for your child's feed-different time. reading experiences. Make read- back. Evaluation and discus- sion is an important part of a4. Walk your talk. If you want ing time with dad or grandpa a positive book-reading experi-your child to love books but ence. Ask your child simpleyou don't read yourself, you priority. questions, such as: Did youare giving a mixed message. like the book? Why or whyYour child wants to imitate not? Who was your favoriteyou. character? What was your fa- vorite scene? Did you like how5. Take advantage of weather by 8. Plan ahead with exciting it ended? Would you like todangling the reading carrot in books on vacation. Vacation read it again someday? Don'tfun ways. Be adventurous and is a prime time for reading en- be surprised if your childmake it a game as to where joyment, when family is to- wants to re-read the same bookyou should read to your child gether and fun is in the plans. again! That means you didand how. In warm weather, Reading is a great activity for your job well and helped fosterread next to a pond or lake, around the pool or in the hotel a love of reading.under a tree, by the pool, or room in the evening.even in the tree house. Be boldand carefree. Cold months can 9. Build a reading activity intomix reading activities by hav- life's planning. Children of alling books about snowmen, ages should learn the connec-snowfalls, winter holidays, or tion between reading andsports such as ice skating. knowledge. If your family is adding a flower bed, have chil-6. Consider a reading series. dren read about how to prepareThere are countless book series a bed and what flowers andtailor made for your child's shrubs are optimal for the areaage, and a good experience of the country and whether it iswith one means there is a high in sun or shade. Getting a newlikelihood your child will en- family pet? Read up on varie- Ms Kathleen K. Limjuco, Assistantjoy others about the same char- ties of dogs, care required, and Directress of Sacred Heart Acade-acters. even stories about children and my of La Loma, loves spending pre- cious learning moments with her two adorable daughters at home. The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

LiteraryThe SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values LITERARY/10 And When…And when I close my eyesAttemptsI feel your lipson the forehead of mine I'm in your arms and we lose track of time Felt every second before our goodbyesWhy did we have to say it? by jenalee de guzman A Part, A Whole BeingGoodbye, that means we may never meetBut, things have been said and done A pen in my hand,We said it and you're long gone Thinking and trying to make a stand. Thoughts overflow in my mind and heart,Then come the twist of fate Making a whole poem or just a part.On the morning I was late I crumple thousand papers,I met you once more I don't know why my heart waivers.What did you come back for? Ideas keep flowing over, But nothing comes out of my mind that's sober.I've got another man waiting for me Then I tried closing my eyes,At home, where I live with him Tried to sort the truth from the lies.By now, I cannot be free I took a breath and put them in silence,If I leave him, his world will turn dim The voices that flood my mind like sirens. I let go of my pen for a moment.You're seconds, hours, years too late At the blank sheet, I stare.I thought there's nothing for me to wait Waiting to be filled with joy or lament,Goodbye means end of everything The sheet laid so empty and bare.But, you said it's a promise of something I pick the pen up and started writing, A word, or just anything.Goodbye for you is a promise Then it occurred to me that rhymes kept coming,A promise to meet once again Making a part, a whole being.Promise to be reunited with a tender kissBut, having to be away 'til then. PHOTO CREDITS: All pictures appear from pp6-11 are taken from www.google.com.Goodbye for me is going awayTo forget everything, never having to stayIt's having the heart of a stoneTo leave someone alone.A great misunderstandingStart of all the hurtingEnded the love that could have beenStarting a love that's nothing but sin.The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values LITERARY/11Respect that SpeaksRespect is for peace by jirah n. dilag But never forget GodlinessThat’s what I believe You respect people,It was never for lease You respect GodIt is something we give and receiveTo respect one another Especially those disabledIs what we have to do Even those who are badTreat them like your brother Respect is not just a seven-letter wordI’m sure life won’t hear “boo!”To respect is to be honest It can change the whole worldTo respect is to be true This isn’t just justifiedShow them that you’re the best People got it verifiedThen try to be in their shoe Respect can affect each one of usUnderstand what they feel So spread it to avoid the fussgo and lend them your ears Let’s not make issue about it.Tell them to face what’s real For there are things that we need to admit.Soon they’ll overcome their fears To respect is to listen while they speakTo respect is to give care To respect is to fulfil one’s desire to be freeTo respect is to give compliments To respect is to remove your prideGood things that we have to share To respect is togo ahead and make change inspireWe respect to help To respect is toGive food to a few show your trueTry and reduce the yelp desire.Especially those in blueTo respect is to give careTo respect is to be in righteousnessAll of these make senseThe Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

The SACREDIAN Bulwark of Truth. Vanguard of Views and Values ENTERTAINMENT/12By Leigh Alo Sacre’ Eksena 1: Plz Don’t do It Agen! Oo nga! Ilang pla- Naku! Late na to na naman naman kaya siya. ang huhu- gasan niya? PS: Don’t do it agen! Comics OHAA!Sacre’ Eksena 2: My Heart Goes SHALLalalala By John Ariel Vincent Mejala and Lorezo Valeriano Oo nga! Monday Hala, sayaw!na naman! My heart goesYahoo! SHALLalalala… SHALLala in theExercise time! morning...Hala! Ang lulusog na nila! THE SACREDIAN EDITORIAL BOARD AND STAFF EDITORIAL DIRECTORS Ms Kathleen K. Limjuco. Mr Neil Michael J. Lomibao EDITORIAL CONSULTANT Mrs Corazon J. Lomibao TECHNICAL ADVISER Mr Janeson M. Miranda CREATIVE DIRECTOR Ms Janet A. Castro EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nikita Bustos—ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jenalee de Guzman—MANAGING EDITOR Shannon Yu—NEWS EDITOR Karen Florentino— FEATURE EDITOR Jerenze Christian Cuaki—LITERARY EDITOR Ferdinand Varona—WRITERS John Cristopher Galut. Carl Earl Tiglao. Erica Calimlim. Gea Piatrice Salud. Jessica Aldrich Rivera. Eliza Rae Rabe. Maria Clarice Fojas. Sophia Melanie Castillo. Ma. Rina Tubigan—PHOTOJOURNALISTS Nicole Crisostomo. Krizelle Mei Diane Lopez—CARTOONISTS Leigh Alo. John Ariel Vincent Mejala. Lorenzo Valeriano