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Ron Rowell S. Abanes Balayong, Bauan Batangas November Ron Rowell S. Abanes which made him hopes for the success and Balayong, Bauan Batangas satisfying life in his 41st birthday. November 5, 1995 Mr. and Mrs Rolly Marcelo Abanes His friends call him “Ron” who seems to be Rafael A. Asilo a benevolent person without a deceitful #58 S. Ylagan St. Aplaya, Bauan, Batangas heart. Aside from playing in the hard court, June 16,1996 his talent of singing wasn’t a doubt to be his Mr. and Mrs. Florentino Asilo own game too. Inspired by his own parents’ When anyone needs his companion and hard work for him, Ron assures that every listening soul, Raph is all ears. His “no penny counts from his dream job to give also pain, no gain,” attitude encouraged him to the economy a very good shot. be persistent in taking chances in life. No doubts that his undying perseverance will sooner grant him the title of an engineer and built his own beautiful home and family. John Carl Anthony P. Abrea NSDH, Pob. 2, Bauan , Batangas February 3, 1996 Michael P. Atienza Mr. and Mrs. Maynard P. Abrea 243 H. Marasigan St. Aplaya, Bauan, This sociable and skilled playmaker of Batangas basketball appears making good scores in October 21, 1995 life. Regardless his hang –ups in school, he Mr. and Mrs. Ricarte C. Atienza perseveres to complete his requirements and St. Stephen’s Michael was known to be the overcome some of his shortcomings. Carl straightforward and timid guy of the class. values the virtues of love, respect and truth Despite his very quite approach to others, he that makes a relationship lasts. Surely, he’ll still has the confidence to hit the dance sooner win the business of his own and the floor. Through Christ that strengthens him, family he has always wanted. he knows that he can carry out all things for the good of everybody. Being an architect as his passion also includes a simple yet happy family with their own good mansion. Joshua Alfernan A. Areta Pila, San Pascual, Batangas February 2, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Areta Christian Rupert M. Babasa A man of few words, with approachable #38 Brgy. Rizal, Bauan, Batangas joyous heart is no other than St. Stephen’s December 15, 1995 B-3. Being optimistic is his power to put Mr. and Mrs. Ruperto D. Babasa things up the way everything should be. He Christian’s warm hearted approach to believes that with “No guts, no glory,” others likewise includes his asset of being a good man. An ordinary guy like him is still March 26, 1996 into cool playing guitars. Because of the Mr. and Mrs. Bobby A. Capuno inspiration he got from his parents’ hard Vince is the good- looking man with a work, he’s determined to be an entitled humble heart. His exceptionally tongue engineer to design their house someday to twister expert likewise billiards as his own be their new home. sport. He has the affirmation of his existence as a human person and part of the institution. With all the confidence and faith Renyell A. Buensalida in himself, he’ll get the sweetest taste in a Alagao, Bauan, Batangas journey of a chef. May 4, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Buensalida Donn Erickson M. Catapang A strengthen man like him to face his Ilat, South, San Pascual, Batangas difficulties is also blessed with kindness and February 3, 1995 obedience to his fellowmen. He admitted Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Catapang that his imperfections were not hindrance as The Chess master with the special long as he’ll follow the things told him to do recognition seems to be a conservative yet so. Even it was the antiquated quote, he still easy to deal with person. Aside from his believes that time is gold because every forte in this sport, Donn interests include opportunity thought him to pursue his goals drawing and playing guitars. Even doubts in life including his dreams of being a came with his belief that others can and why businessman. he can’t, he still hopes that with confidence and being responsible will bring him to his John David L. Cabalfin chosen career and recognized by the family 46b Villa Orense, Poblacion 4, Bauan, of his own. Batangas July 30, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Pablito Cabalfin John Paul R. Catilo Recognized by his towering height, David San Antonio, San Pascual, Batangas seems to be nice and approachable man too. February 5, 1995 Other than his good personality, he likewise Mr. and Mrs. Roberto U. Catilo has the rock music of guitars with the twist Son of two people in the field of business is of being a stargazer. Even he had love and still caught in the field of basketball. Besides pain all around, “JD” still treasures his dribbling around, he could also be present memories and experiences until he finally in the dance floor. Motivated by his meets the only girl for him together with his mother’s perseverance for his studies, he successful career. believes that virtue lies in the struggle not in the prize for him to succeed. Vincent B. Capuno Inicbulan, Bauan, Batangas Mark Kennedy B. Cuya God that he gains, he’ll sooner find the way Dominador West Alitagtag Batangas he’s destined to be. July 7, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Cuya This open-minded man is also a jester in the making. Mark K. also grooves at the dance Ericson M. Fernandez Jr. floor like any other man. His optimistic Nuestra Sra. De Guia Homes Pob. 2, Bauan, sense that considers to acommplish things in Batangas the best way he could will put him to a June 1, 1996 higher disposition as long as he tries harder Mr. and Mrs. Ericson B. Fernandez Sr. and harder. Constructing buildings and Timorous yet a very sociable man in the brilliant houses has been his vision in the making. Ericson is the multi-talented guy of next years of his life. the class but remains behind a humble heart. Living like there’s no tomorrow is his virtue to make everyday to be special.that will put Maverick P. De Castro him easily to the career of a movie editor A-70 San Pascual Poblacion, Batangas and a happy family to make memories for June 3, 1996 the rest of their lives. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. De Castro Hanging out and being present in the hard court is more likely to be Jerome of St. Renz Joshua C. Herrera Stephen. However, reverence and a ready to Sta. Maria, Bauan, Batangas lend hand are his stance as a responsible June 19, 1995 person. Still unsure of his future’s career but Mr. and Mrs. Rustico Herrera surely with the honor he gives and spirit of St. Stephen’s band will never miss the beat God that he gains, he’ll sooner find the way boxer of the class who’s no other than Renz. he’s destined to be. Aside from his promising passion in music, he still got the moves to hit the dance floor. His convictions of being true to His Jerome G. del Espiritu Santo convictions of being true to yourself to be Talaga East Mabini, Batangas happy for he realized that life is too short January 17, 1996 yet he must achieve first the career and Nicetas G. del Espiritu Santo— happy family he wants. Hanging out and being present in the hard court is more likely to be Jerome of St. Stephen. However, reverence and a ready to Paulo Gabriel B. Magpantay lend hand are his stance as a responsible Villa Magdalena Subd., San Antonio, San person. Still unsure of his future’s career but Pascual, Batangas surely with the honor he gives and spirit of Engineer and Mrs. Leo D. Bacsa An upright man is definitely Pau. He’s Vince is the good- looking man with a extravagant versatility in speaking made humble heart. His exceptionally tongue him the class’ English speaker who seems to twister expert with billiards as his own be a good listener as well. He believes that sport. He has the affirmation of his existence through God’s mercy and human’s hard as a human person and part of the work, anything is possible. When time institution. With all the confidence and faith comes, he’ll surely have the beautiful family in himself, he’ll get the sweetest taste in a and successful profession of his own. journey of a chef. John Kennedy S. Manalo Virgilio O. Pulido Jr. Laurel, San Pascual, Batangas San Roque, Bauan, Batangas April 14, 1995 October 8, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Robin Manalo Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio Pulido Ken seems to be a very responsible lad who This chubby lad possesses the biggest heart never fails to help out others. He is the man of all. VJ’s verbosity in class makes him of adventure yet swimming has been his earn the best of friends. His very humble sport. His principle of God being good at principle of not taking revenge is his best all times made him to be stronger to reach asset that will surely brought him Bruno his goals of being a successful engineer and Mars’ billionaire dream as the best be the padre de pamilya of his own. engineer. Mark Riel T. Marquez Lel Joshua F. Ramos Sta. Maria, Bauan, Batangas San Pedro, Bauan, Batangas January 25, 1996 February 2, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Santino Marquez Mr. and Mrs. Abner Ramos His handsome looks might also signify that Lel has the golden heart of generosity and he’s gentleman and kind to others.
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