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Top-performing Students Cited in First Card-giving Day

Thursday, September 15, 2011

The top performing students of Malayan High School of Science (MHSS) for the first quarter have been recognized during the quarterly card-giving day at the MHSS gymnasium.

During the first card-giving day for the school year 2011-2012 held on August 20, the top 5 students in different year levels and those with distinctions were announced and honored.

The honor students for the first quarter are:

AWARD	FIRST YEAR	SECOND YEAR	THIRD YEAR	FOURTH YEAR
TOP 5	Snehita Polishetty Jared Gabriel Tayco Jerry Agnes Horace Baria Aemariez Legazpi	Marian Jessica Quing Gabrielle Marie Simeon Romeo Manuel Silva Kyle Nathan Fazonela Carlitos Gines Buendia	Carl Adrian Roma Irene Rose Racelis Karen Joy Dy Jenni Anne Wee Francesca Ysabella Magno	Jose Mayo Viray Hymn Nuntasomsaran Jade Ania Agnes Jeremiah Banzon Ma. Regina Fidelis Eala
With Distinctions		Ma. Angelia Torres Nina Isabel Duque	Stephen Elijah Pasol Melissa Julianne Quing Woon Hak Lee Eun Jin Kim Cara Isabela Ignacio Kyla Dawn Mina Jan David Nicdao Hyeok Jun-Jun Seo	Claudine Rojas Marquitta Jane Fabella Aian Krystal Sulpico Czarinna Anne Gonzales Dominic Rainier Chuaunsu Lia Lez Bijoux Celiz Ryan Ray Capule

In his opening remarks, MHSS principal Dr. Efren B. Mateo reiterated that the total development of every student is a collaborative endeavor between and among stakeholders, namely the administration and support staff, teachers, students and parents.

School president Dr. Reynaldo B. Vea also graced the event. In his inspiring message, Dr. Vea said high school life is the most exciting and crucial stage in the academic life of students because it is here where they develop the aptitudes in the subjects they will pursue in their careers.

He also presented the school’s achievements for the first quarter, one of which is the outstanding performance of the students in the general scholastic aptitude component of the 2011 National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE).

In NCAE, MHSS ranked No. 6 overall, No. 3 in science, and No. 4 in mathematics.

He congratulated the honor students and their parents as he challenged the other students to live up to the mission-vision of the school, particularly in achieving excellence in all their endeavors.

Two intermission numbers enlivened the program. Jedel Agron, a sophomore Argon student, played the saxophone with his own interpretation of the theme song from the movie “Titanic,” “My Heart Will Go On.” Not to be outdone, Horace Baria of I-Darwin wowed the audience with his violin rendition of Bouree.

The performances of Agron and Baria were strong proof that MHSS students excel not only in the sciences, mathematics and technology but in the arts and humanities as well.