CORONATION CEREMONIES

LEAH / MELBA :
OUR DISTINGUISHED GUEST,
our crowning guests RESPECTED PARENTS OF THE DIFFERENTBEAUS
AND BEAUTIES, Barangay and PTA OFFICIALSDistrict supervisor, Principal. FELLOW
TEACHERS,Pupils,FRIENDS , Ladies & Gentlemen GOODAFTERNOON.ONCE
AGAIN WE ARE GATHERED HERE TOWITNESS THE CORONATION CEREMONIES
OF THEROYAL FAMILY HEADED BY MR & MISS TAMBAC E /S2012WE HAVE SEEN
THEM EARLIER DURING THEPARADE.BUT IAM SURE THAT YOUR ENTHUSIASM
ANDEXCITEMENT ARE STILL SOARING HIGH,BECAUSE FOR SURE OUR ROYAL
FAMILY WILL BE MORE ASTOUNDINGTHIS AFTERNOON.I WOULD NOT
THEREFORE KEEP YOU WAITINGSO, ALLOW ME TO PRESENT MY CO – EMCEE
MRS.MELBA M. PARAS.
MELBA :
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WELCOME
TOTHE TAMBAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CORONATIONCEREMONIES .TO START
WITH, LET US LIFT OUR HANDSTO GOD TO US FOR HIS BLESSINGS THAT
EVERYTHINGWE DO TODAY IS ACCORDING TO
HISLWILLL. ADOXOLOGY From THE SELECT GRADE IV to VI PUPILSTO BE
FOLLOWED BY THE SINGING OFOUR NATIONAL ANTHEM ‘. MAY WE
REQUESTEVERYBODY TO PLS. STAND.
LEAH :
TO ENLIVEN OUR ATMOSPHERE ANDACCOMMODATE US, MRS. MARIA
ELIZABETH T. MIRA

Opening Remarks for the Coronation

Before coming over tonight in the Secondary Schools Night, Iwas thinking what message I shall deliver in
your wonderfulcelebration. I was thinking I must have a limited time to speak;after all, the coronation
primarily gives honor and glamour to theroyal court of the 2011 Her Majesty Queen MA. VENICE
SHANEZand His Highness CHRISTIAN RENZ, and their royal court. Tonigh, I feel very much proud of the
accomplishments ourinstitution has made, with the support and cooperation of parentsand teachers of
this school, because since then when we trustedso much the opportunity to develop and nurture the
young mindsof our school children, we are here together as we celebrate the61

st
founding anniversary of Saint Joseph High School of Laoag,Inc. That is why, bear with me, this will not be
very long. Let mestart my welcome address with this thought to ponder:

“Everything we read stimulates our mind to think,and what we think determines what we desire, and
desires are the seedbed of our actions. Given this – fromreading to thinking, to desiring, to acting – in
this sense,we are shaping our destiny by the ideas we choose to beunited in shaping our future by the
thoughts we re-createand do for our lives.”

This thought I have borrowed from Fr. John Hardonreminds me that education is truly important in our
livesespecially today when there is a need for theimplementation of a continuing program in
Christianeducation.

When I am preparing for this message tonight, I never had asecond thought of what I am supposed to
say other than my ideasabout the importance of Christian education. I am sure everyoneagrees with me
when I say that the most important resource of any nation is its people. Children are our hope for
tomorrow. We

Opening Remarks for the Coronation

Before coming over tonight in the Secondary Schools Night, Iwas thinking what message I shall deliver in
your wonderfulcelebration. I was thinking I must have a limited time to speak;after all, the coronation
primarily gives honor and glamour to theroyal court of the 2011 Her Majesty Queen MA. VENICE
SHANEZand His Highness CHRISTIAN RENZ, and their royal court. Tonigh, I feel very much proud of the
accomplishments ourinstitution has made, with the support and cooperation of parentsand teachers of
this school, because since then when we trustedso much the opportunity to develop and nurture the
young mindsof our school children, we are here together as we celebrate the61

st

founding anniversary of Saint Joseph High School of Laoag,Inc. That is why, bear with me, this will not be
very long. Let mestart my welcome address with this thought to ponder:

“Everything we read stimulates our mind to think,and what we think determines what we desire, and
desires are the seedbed of our actions. Given this – fromreading to thinking, to desiring, to acting – in
this sense,we are shaping our destiny by the ideas we choose to beunited in shaping our future by the
thoughts we re-createand do for our lives.”

This thought I have borrowed from Fr. John Hardonreminds me that education is truly important in our
livesespecially today when there is a need for theimplementation of a continuing program in
Christianeducation.

When I am preparing for this message tonight, I never had asecond thought of what I am supposed to
say other than my ideasabout the importance of Christian education. I am sure everyoneagrees with me
when I say that the most important resource of any nation is its people. Children are our hope for
tomorrow. We