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Batches 2018 (2x9) and 2019 (19nite) illuminated The Grand Terrace, Quezon City in their Junior-Senior Promenade, dubbed Mirage, last February 27, 2016.
This year’s prom features The Great Gatsby, a 1920s inspired masquerade. The batches’ subject teachers and school administration personnel, including principal Dr. Ronaldo M. San Jose also graced the event.
The seniors passed on their responsibilities to the juniors during the turnover ceremony. The key of responsibility was handed over by Franz Candido, the Senior Council president, to Ron Castro, the Junior Association president; the torch of light from Drew Magbag to Chesca Joves; and the banner of excellence from Marianne Sasing to Patience Ventura.
Chosen pairs from each batch presented in the cotillion. Bands and other artists from both batches also performed for the event.
Alexandra Arugay and Craig Aquino were awarded as Best Masks for Grade 9 and Gelleen Esposo and Brian Gabriel for Grade 10.
Nico Javier and Bea Jacinto were named as this year’s Prom Prince and Princess while Ernest Arceo and Arianne Baladad were crowned as Prom King and Queen. / by Hazel Romero, Rachel Siringan, Hannah Manalo
UPIS Juniors and Seniors travel back to the roaring twenties in Mirage 2016
It was a soiree of opulence and luxor.Batches 2018 (2x9) and 2019 (19nite) illuminated The Grand Terrace, Quezon City in their Junior-Senior Promenade, dubbed Mirage, last February 27, 2016.
This year’s prom features The Great Gatsby, a 1920s inspired masquerade. The batches’ subject teachers and school administration personnel, including principal Dr. Ronaldo M. San Jose also graced the event.
The seniors passed on their responsibilities to the juniors during the turnover ceremony. The key of responsibility was handed over by Franz Candido, the Senior Council president, to Ron Castro, the Junior Association president; the torch of light from Drew Magbag to Chesca Joves; and the banner of excellence from Marianne Sasing to Patience Ventura.
Chosen pairs from each batch presented in the cotillion. Bands and other artists from both batches also performed for the event.
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| ILLUSION. It's no joke to complete a 10-minute routine and execute it in tuxedos, gowns, and masks, but these Grade 9 and Grade 10 dancers certainly made it look effortless for this year's prom cotillion. CARLOS LADERAS |
Nico Javier and Bea Jacinto were named as this year’s Prom Prince and Princess while Ernest Arceo and Arianne Baladad were crowned as Prom King and Queen. / by Hazel Romero, Rachel Siringan, Hannah Manalo
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