OLSHCO’s 64th Founding Anniversary: Unity towards Diversity
OLSHCO’s 64th Founding Anniversary:“Unity towards Diversity”
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College has been rendering quality education and service for more than six decades now. Last November 24-29, 2011 the OLSHCOnian celebrated their remarkable 64th founding anniversary. Different exciting and wonderful activities were carried out.
The opening of the celebration was started with a mass at the school gymnasium. The main celebrant was the schools very own Rev. Fr. Rufo Ramil Cruz., Ph. D. It was a thanksgiving mass for all the positive changes and outcomes for the past years of our beloved school. The mass also gave a wonderful message to everyone which was about building unity towards diversity.
In the afternoon of November 25, the show entitled “OLSHCO Got Talent” was held. This was one of the most awaited parts of the celebration. Pupils and students from all departments joined the said competition. The performers were divided into two categories: The junior category composed of talented students from grades 1 to six who want to showcase their talents and the senior category composed of students from high school and college students who had the pride to show their talents. The talent search was judged by Fr. Ronald Rhoel Ocampo, the school chaplain, Ms. Jane Lucas, the ACES secretary and some of the talented alumni namely Mrs. Abigail Cayog, Mr. Joel Limos and Mr. Jonathan Cordero.As an intermission number, Mrs. Abegail, one of the judges serenaded the audience with a lovely song entitled “California King Bed”. During the talent serac, the performers captured the audience as they excecuted their bombastic performances.
Jurors had hard time to decidewho would be the best performer among the contestants. But in every game there is always a winner and a loser. In the junior category, the winner performed a rap song entitled “Magkasama”. For the senior category, Joan Garcia made it with her talent in baton twirling exhibition being the second place.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College has been rendering quality education and service for more than six decades now. Last November 24-29, 2011 the OLSHCOnian celebrated their remarkable 64th founding anniversary. Different exciting and wonderful activities were carried out.
The opening of the celebration was started with a mass at the school gymnasium. The main celebrant was the schools very own Rev. Fr. Rufo Ramil Cruz., Ph. D. It was a thanksgiving mass for all the positive changes and outcomes for the past years of our beloved school. The mass also gave a wonderful message to everyone which was about building unity towards diversity.
In the afternoon of November 25, the show entitled “OLSHCO Got Talent” was held. This was one of the most awaited parts of the celebration. Pupils and students from all departments joined the said competition. The performers were divided into two categories: The junior category composed of talented students from grades 1 to six who want to showcase their talents and the senior category composed of students from high school and college students who had the pride to show their talents. The talent search was judged by Fr. Ronald Rhoel Ocampo, the school chaplain, Ms. Jane Lucas, the ACES secretary and some of the talented alumni namely Mrs. Abigail Cayog, Mr. Joel Limos and Mr. Jonathan Cordero.As an intermission number, Mrs. Abegail, one of the judges serenaded the audience with a lovely song entitled “California King Bed”. During the talent serac, the performers captured the audience as they excecuted their bombastic performances.
Jurors had hard time to decidewho would be the best performer among the contestants. But in every game there is always a winner and a loser. In the junior category, the winner performed a rap song entitled “Magkasama”. For the senior category, Joan Garcia made it with her talent in baton twirling exhibition being the second place.