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JS PROM 2013
I. NARRATION
MRBN: The prom started in the 1920s in the US and is the classic American rite of passage for
students from all walks of life. One of the functions of the prom, planned from almost the
very start, is to bring together people from all financial standings and heritage. The word
“prom” comes from the French word promenade, which means walk or stroll. In the
depth south, early in the 20 th century, it was considered inappropriate to dance with men
that you were not married to, so the girls would take short and heavily-chaperoned
promenades around the block with their dates. The format of the prom today varies from
place to place but a traditional prom usually involves junior and senior students in
tuxedos and gowns, dancing and music, combined with decorations and a theme.
AIZA: Ladies and gentlemen, we will now witness the parade of beautiful women and
handsome men. Everyone please join me in welcoming the juniors and seniors in their
processional.
(A song will be played while the juniors and seniors are having their processional.)
The lead singers will directly go to their designated areas.
V. ACCEPTANCE (SENIORS)
MRBN: As the symbolic torch is lighted, the seniors are given the responsibility to use the lessons
and noble teachings that they have acquired during their stay in this institution to be the
best that they can be.
AIZA: Let us hear the acceptance of the seniors.
The song eternal flame and one little candle will be played.
The song journey & king and queen of hearts will be played.
BEQUEATHAL
MRBN: Let us not forget the true essence of the promenade. This is the reason why we have this
festive, the formal and annual event among the fourth year and third year students. The
significance lies on the passing of responsibility from the seniors to the juniors.
AIZA: Leah Sandoval will bequeath the key of responsibility to Rubelyn Balbadas,
Glydel Capa will bequeath the Book of knowledge to Cherlyn Carbonilla
and the Torch from Jason Orais to Katya Siega.
……
AIZA: now that the responsibilities of the seniors were properly turned-over to the juniors, we will
hear a song from the juniors.
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AIZA: I thank you mam for the words of wisdom….. The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is
silence, the second is listening, the third is memory, the fourth is practice, and the fifth is
teaching others, this is according to SOLOMON GABRIOL.
Juniors & Seniors, You did a good job in the first step; I hope and pray that you will not
forget the remaining four.
XIV. RECESSIONAL
AIZA: Losers make promises they often break. Winners make commitments they always keep.
Juniors and Seniors, this institution hopes that you will emerge as winners in this battle.
RIGODON DE HONOR
MRBN: Rigodon de Honor or Rigoon Royale is an elegant dance brought to the Philippines by the
Filipinos who returned from their travels abroad during the Spanish era. This dance takes
its name from its opening performances at formal affairs such as the President's
Inaugural Ball. Members of government, including the President and First Lady,
diplomatic corps, and other state officials usually participate in the Rigodon.
Traditionally, a ballroom waltz dance would follow the Rigodon. It is a square formationed
dance.