JS Prom Script
JS Prom Script
Ma’am Pearl: Well, I have all the reasons to be dressed up tonight because this is going to be a very
wonderful experience for all of us!
Joemar: I agree with you Ma’am Pearl. And I’m sure that all of us here went out of our ways to look as
dazzling as possible for this very special occasion.
Ma’am Pearl: Yes, that’s right! It’s really great to see our Juniors and Seniors in their Spanish Latino
outfits. The girls are stunning while the boys are ravishing!
Joemar: Yes, Ma’am Pearl. Obviously, everyone, including us, is prepared for this occasion! I say this
because we also have researched about Spanish expressions that we could also use in our script to suffice
the call of the occasion!
Ma’am Pearl: Yes, that’s right, Jomz. And I am already excited to deliver those Spanish lines!
Ma’am Pearl: In English, welcome to this year's Junior and Senior promenade of the high school
department of the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA!
Joemar: The JS Prom surely marks a special event for every student present this evening because this is
considered as one of the most awaited highlights in the course of a high school life.
Ma’am Pearl: I agree with you, Jomz. As we savor every exhilarating moment of the night, we will try to
make this experience a remarkable one.
Joemar: Para empezar, por favor, lugar de la invocación a ser dirigida por Lois Ann
Rance, un lay-out de la artista Perpetualite Junior.
Ma’am Pearl: To start with, please rise for the invocation to be led by Lois Ann Rance, a lay-out artist of
the Junior Perpetualite.
Invocation
Ma’am Pearl: Por favor, permanecer de pie durante el canto del Himno Nacional de
Filipinas, con Jobeth P. Zerrudo, secretario del club High School Choir.
Joemar: Please remain standing for the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, with Jobeth P.
Zerrudo, secretary of the High School Choir club.
Welcome remarks
Joemar: Muchas gracias, María Luisa, por su discurso de bienvenida!
Ma’am Pearl: Thank you very much, Mary Louise, for your welcome remarks!
Joemar: Tonight, we are also blessed to have in our midst a man of high esteem who has given time out of
his hectic schedule to give us his words of wisdom.
JS formation
Joemar: Muchas gracias, Juniors and Seniors, for that very tasteful and classy performance.
Ma’am Pearl: I agree Jomz, and I just feel auspicious to see them on one end of the spectrum basking in
such a great presentation. On the other end, I also feel comfortable to see that the seniors will soon be
bidding goodbye to their Alma mater.
Joemar: Seeing them graduate in high school is excitingly inevitable! But before that happens, the seniors
will, of course, hand down all responsibilities conferred on them to the juniors.
Ma’am Pearl: Be that as it may, let us now then move on to the bequeathal ceremonies. May we now
request Carl Angelo D. Elano, president of the Junior Supreme Student Council, and John Joel U. Manalo,
the Junior SSC vice-president external, to turn over the key of responsibility to Cristian David D. Yabut,
the Junior SSC vice-president internal, and Burton B. Yague, the Junior SSC treasurer.
Joemar: Thank you very much to all our future leaders in good governance.
Ma’am Pearl: Aside from having responsible student leaders, our university also keeps in its treasure
chest a retinue of students performing well in academics.
Joemar: Sí, señora Perla, eso es cierto. (Yes, Ma’am Pearl, that’s true.) May we now then
request Patricia Anne Mari R. Samarita, Science and Technology section editor of the Junior Perpetualite
and Christian Joy F. Dominguiano, editorial cartoonist of the Junior Perpetualite to hand down the Book
of Knowledge to the care of John Paulo E. Baticulon, public relations officer of the Junior SSC and Maria
Danica A. Villanueva, associate editor of the Junior Perpetualite.
Bequeathal of the Book of Knowledge
Joemar: Muchas gracias, a todos nuestros estudiantes que han sido de confianza
como guardianes del Libro del Conocimiento.
Ma’am Pearl: Thank you very much to all our students who have been trusted as caretakers of the Book of
Knowledge.
Joemar: We also take pride and honor to claim without bragging that the high school department also
hoards a cache of achievements in various fields of learning.
Ma’am Pearl: That is indeed a humbling fact, Jomz. At this point, may we call on Jeanne Mari L. Julia,
editor in chief of the Junior Perpetualite, and Karl Angelo C. Resurrecion, auditor of the Junior SSC to
turn over the Laurel of Achievement to Jellian Razelle A. Kwok, business manager of the Mathematics
club ,and Nicolyn Angelica H. Sese, managing editor of the Junior Perpetualite.
Joemar: Thank you very much to all our students who are the living manifestations of our school’s
excellence in quality education.
Ma’am Pearl: I state this with conviction because I have been a witness, too, to the innumerable
achievements that our high school students have added to the school’s collection. With that in mind, I
have high hopes that our Juniors will continue to live up to the legacy that our Seniors will lay down
before them.
Joemar: May we now then request Athena Almira Benedictos, editor in chief of the Junior Perpetualite,
Rozen Marrel B. nava, vice-governor of the Fourth Year Level Council, Jacob B. Sabuquia, assistant
secretary of the Junior SSC, and Jessamyn Roux B. Ado, managing editor of the Junior Perpetualite for
the Lectura de la última voluntad y testamento or the reading of the last will and testament.
Ma’am Pearl: Yes, I truly believe that with the flicker that they have displayed tonight, the Juniors will
surely not fail us in our expectations. I know that a few years from now, the Seniors will be dominating in
their respective fields of learning in their own right. And speaking of that, let us now move on to the la
lectura dela profecia de clase or the reading of the class prophecy by the following writers of the Junior
Perpetualite: Neil Roy B. Rosales, editorial cartoonist, Shaira Mae R. Flores, sports section editor, Edgar
Maurice G. Bajado, features editor, and Jeanette L. Abunales, layout artist.
Ma’am Pearl: And la lectura dela profecia de clase or the reading of class prophecy
Joemar: Ladies and gentlemen, after listening to the series of speeches from the selected Juniors and
Seniors, we shall be witnessing a series of dance numbers from our selected interlude dancers.
Ma’am Pearl: Las damas y caballeros, vamos a poner nuestras manos para nuestros
bailarines interludio.
Joemar: Ladies and gentlemen, let us put our hands together for our interlude dancers.
Interlude
Ma’am Pearl: Muchas gracias, interlude dancers for that very awe-inspiring performance! The ladies are
very well-dressed and the gentlemen are also very appealing in their Spanish Latino outfits!
Joemar: I totally agree with you, Ma’am Pearl! And because of that, some members of the faculty and the
high school office have chosen some of the interlude dancers who would be proclaimed as the Mr. and
Miss Junior and Senior Personalities 2010-2011.
Ma’am Pearl: Yes, that’s right, Jomz. And to present to us the finalists for the search for the Mr. and Miss
Junior and Senior Personalities 2010-2011, may we call on the Chairman of the board of judges….
Joemar: Muchas gracias! Those lads and lasses really deserve to be finalists for the search for the Mr. and
Miss Junior and Senior Personalities 2010-2011.
Ma’am Pearl: Yes, that’s right! And I also think that the other Juniors and Seniors and our fellow teachers
have their own favorites among the finalists. But before the board of judges will finally announce the
winners, let us first suspend their excitement with the traditional cotillion de honor.
Joemar: Por lo tanto, demos la bienvenida con un aplauso a los bailarines cotillion
de honor!
Ma’am Pearl: So, let us welcome with a round of applause the cotillion de honor dancers!
Cotillion de honor
Ma’am Pearl: Muchas gracias, cotillion de honor dancers! I am sure that you have entertained well one of
the most important personalities in our university who has also unselfishly given us a vital fragment of his
eventful time just to be able to celebrate with us tonight. May I now request Athena Almira Benedictos,
editor in chief of the Junior Perpetualite, to introduce to us our esteemed Guest Speaker.
Joemar: Ladies and gentlemen, let us stand and put our hands together as we give honor and reverence to
our esteemed Guest Speaker.
Ma’am Pearl: Ladies and gentlemen, I am sure that up to this very moment, you still have your bets on
who would be proclaimed as the Mr. and Miss Junior and Senior Personalities 2010-2011. Let us now
receive with a big round of applause Dr. Julie H. Reyes, the vice principal of the high school department,
to present the winners. May we also request Sir Anthony Jose M. Tamayo, to hand over the trophies to the
awardees.
Ma’am Pearl: May we also call on Miss Melissa A. Ramos, our basic education director, and Miss
Veronica V. Marmol, the coordinator for students’ welfare, to assist in the awarding of winners.
Awarding of winners
Ma’am Pearl: There, ladies and gentlemen, are the winners in the Search for Mr. and Miss Junior and
Senior Personalities 2010-2011. Vamos a darles una nueva ronda de aplausos!
Joemar: Thank you very much and congratulations to all the winners.
Ma’am Pearl: That ends, ladies and gentlemen, the first part of the JS prom. This evening has been great
for all of us.
Joemar: Sí, señora Perla. And I am sure that everyone is excitedly looking forward to the next part
which is la danza, la danza, la danza or dance, dance, dance!
Ma’am Pearl: But before the revel begins, we want to thank everyone for sharing this moment with us.
This is Mrs. Perlla P. Demagante, the coordinator of the English Learning Area.
Joemar: And this is Joemar L. Furigay, the moderator of the Junior Perpetualite, the official school paper
of the high school department.