Manuel - Colegio Marista Guaynabo · 2014. 7. 15. · ♥ te quiero lolo! siempre te recordare y te tendre en mis pensamientos. te extra*are, tenlo por seguro. ily ! - Marisofi Ma-chicote

En Memoria

2011 Manuel

“Lolo” Marti

Como te decian en Nicaragua, siempre vas a estar en mi corazon. Con tu sonrisa fuiste capaz de cambiar el mundo o por lo menos el mio. No tienes idea cuanto aprecio todo el tiempo que pase contigo porque cada segundo fue un privilegio, sabes que siempre te voy a querer con co... y que nadie va a ser capaz de llenar el vacio que haz dejado en cada uno de nosotros. - Juanjo

Even though you are not with us

physically; you are spiritually. A

person with your charisma will al-

ways be remembered in our sould,

even though you are not by our side

you are in our hearts. I hope that

you are up there… in the sky party-

ing and making everyone laugh as

you did with us, we love and will

always remember you

—Marinieves

nunca e sido un hombre

de muchas palabras pero

lolo tu nos as demostrado

lo mucho q una sola

sonrrisa pudo hacer, es-

pero que nos heches un

ojo desde alla que lo mas

seguro vez mejor! te ex-

trañare brother gracias

por ser parte de mi vida. - Quin-

tini

LOLO! mano eres la persona mas feliz q e conocido pa donde queira q tu ibas hacias un chiste o decias una estupidez q ps en-vdd q le alegrabas el dia a cualquiera...te quiero con cojo-nes men q descanses en paz y veles por todos nosotros, tu fa-milia, amigos, y la clase 2011 q cada uno de nosotros te queremos como un hermano! te vere pronto bro.... - Edwin Boon

Lolo ya los Nicaraguas proximos no van a ser iguales sin ti mi ermano, te llevo por siempre y te kiero cc men, se ke todos estos pensamientos te llegaran de alguna forma y aunque sea dificil siempre hay que mirar para arriba, seguir adelante pero nunca olvidar! 2011 siem-pre tendra un amor incondicional para ti y en nuestros corazones y memorias estara tu presencia...y en mi photo booth con todas tus muecas mientras grababa la clase de Investigacion jajaja TE QUIERO CC! QUE DESCANSES EN PAZ HERMANO!! -Hernán

con mi yalo y angel favorito ♥ te quiero lolo! siempre te recordare y te tendre en mis pensamientos. te extra*are, tenlo por seguro. ily ! - Marisofi Ma-

chicote

Lolo donde quiera que estés sé que vas a

tener tu grandiose sonrisa, como siempre,

y estarás apoyando a tu familia que es la

que más necesita de tí ahora mismo.

Dales fuerza para que sigan adelante y

sabes que la familia Marista se une a ti y

perdimos a un grandioso amigo pero con-

seguimos un angel! Por más que no en-

tienda el por qué te tocaba irte, estoy se-

gura que Dios sabe porque, Lolo siempre

serás parte. No solo de la familia Marista,

sino de nada más y nada menos la clase

2011!! DIFERENTES RUTAS

TOMAREMOS PERO EN NUESTROS

CORAZONES JUNTOS SEGUIREMOS

—Vero

Lolo el tecaaa sabe que nun-

caaa t olvidaremooos siem-

pre recordareee lo alegree

que eras y siempre tenias

una sonrisa ... Me recuerdo

Cuando me chavaba tantooo

con alex cardenas pa ser los

lab con el !! Y lo mucho q t

gustaba interrumpir la clase

jajajaa saves q nunca t

olvidaremos t qierooo cc !!

CLASEE 2011 no importa

que SIEMPRE t va a tener en

nuestras memorias!! ...

– Josi

To my class:

There are some times in life when we wonder about

everything; these times come when we have to leave our

homes and learn to adapt to new surroundings, environ-

ments and people. We are used to being in the same place,

safe and cozy; yet we are now faced with a challenge: a

change in our lives for something better… for something

different and unexpected. Right now we graduate, we become

members of something larger than our school, we become a

part of the world and contributors to society. For some, this

might come as something really difficult, while for others it

will be something natural and easy. It is during these times

that we, as a class must never forget who we are or

where we come from. Remember always that we were, are,

and forever will be part of the 2011 Marista

Senior Class and that, for better or worse

it has molded us into who we are. We must

thank the school, thank the teachers, thank

the brothers, our parents and ourselves:

for we are now the class that changed the

world.

–Jose Mario

Senior Edition--Volume 5--Issue 4--May 2011

Contributors: —

Editor-in-chief Jose Lopez

Layout Editor: Paloma Corujo

Reporters

Andrea Fernandez Jesus Feliciano

Gabriel Frattallone Sara Fernandez

Veronica Montinho Gabriela Bosque Benjamin Zayas Norman Aybar

Alejandro Sanjenis

Moderator: Nidia Muñoz

S E A H A W K ’ S C H R O N I C L E

Dear Class of 2011,

Time goes by so fast especially when you are having FUN!!!!! There is nothing like

being a SENIOR. We have had our ups and downs, but that is over now. Your

plastic bubble just exploded and it is time to move on. You will no longer hear:

“Print and Submit on R Campus.” I know how much you loved that site. It sure

kept you on your toes. Just when we got the hang of it, bang, it started acting

up again!!!

“Read and follow the instructions.”

“Your next GEO is for….”

“There must be more money; there must be more money….”

“You need a real haircut.”

“Late again!!!!”

“Hand in your next chapter for the Senior Memory book, every Friday by 7:30

a.m. “

Historical Backgrounds with the Concept Maps

Accelerated Grammar (the miracle worker)

College Essays

College Résumés

Geometric Character Analysis

SENIOR MEMORY SCRAPBOOK

In spite of all the work you had to do especially my English AP group, my main

intention was to prepare you for the next stage in your life. You might have

struggled here nevertheless, when you see what you are up against, you are go-

ing to finally realize why I was asking for so much. I‟m sure you are going to feel

very proud of yourself for being so well prepared. My great satisfaction is when

you come back and say thank-you!!! This is what really counts, because in the

meantime it is a love -hate -relationship.

As the class moderator, I can really say I enjoyed working with the class. There

are some very special people who made things happen in a very special way.

You gave your all, even though you did not have a position in the class direc-

torate and I am really proud of you. That pep rally was sensational, all I did was

supervise, and you did all the work. It is the first time in all my years moderating a

class that I felt so at eased. Thanks to the tournament with all your work and

sponsorships, you were able to raise the funds to make the most awaited event

happen.

Indeed, I don‟t want to close this letter without thanking my crew of the

“Despedida Senior” for the amazing job they did with this special activity. I have

never felt so emotional with the closing and that special tribute they gave me

with all the Senior Classes I have moderated and my family. I put my heart in

this, because I love what I do. This is one of the things that I will miss the most as I

take on my new position. Thank you all for closing this chapter of my life in such

a memorable way.

Love you all,

Nidia

P A G E 5

T H A N K S

“A good teacher is like a candle - it consumes itself to

light the way for others.”

To my dear seniors,

I can‟t begin to express what I feel

writing this message to all of you. This end

of school year has been very emotional to

me. My son is graduating from eighth

grade, so your graduation is sort of what I

will be going through in exactly four years.

During the graduation mass, I was seeing

you and remembering when you were still

my students. It all seems like yesterday. This

year has gone by so fast that it makes this

moment so difficult. I have very fond mem-

ories of your time with me: the birthday wish

of the social work, the rehearsals, the day

to day in class, the senior proclamation with

my presents (Yankee Stadium book with

DVD and the autographed baseball), and

the final bulletin board you made especial-

ly for me. That bulletin board was made

with a lot of love, and I will cherish it always.

This year was filled with ups and downs for

all of you. Twelfth grade isn‟t easy, but you

survived. Now is the final moment: gradua-

tion and prom. I am really proud of what

you have accomplished and know that

there are many great things to come. I

wish you a lot of success in this new stage

of your lives. Make the best of it. Carpe Di-

em!! Show the world that you are capable

of making a difference. God bless you all

today and always. Daisy

To my beloved 2011 seniors:

I thank God for letting me

share and be with you on your

last year in Marista. I hope that

you have enjoyed all of the activi-

ties that we have organized with

love and care. Believe me when I

say that you

have left a

mark in my life,

in the school

and in my

heart. I‟ve al-

ways said that

this class is real-

ly special; that

there is A LOT

of talent and that each and every

one of you will go far in life. Fight

for your dreams, never give up.

When you have

faith in God and

the Virgin Mary,

everything can

be achieved.

I love you all, Miriam Sánchez

*

My dear Seniors 2011:

I could not be with you for some very special mo-

ments of your graduation, which have saddened me

a lot, but I have had you in my thoughts and my heart

every single moment of these last days of school. I

want you all to know how truly special your class is to

me. You have been my first four years‟ group at

school and it took me really by surprise the way we

connected again. It was not easy for me… I still

thought I could pamper you and treat you as my kids

from Middle School and of course, it did not work. I

was in a learning process and you, kiddos, being such

a unique bunch of different personalities, made my

life sometimes really a nightmare, which surprisingly,

ended up being a wonderful dream at the end of the

year. I even got to ignore your copying in class and

the way you made me change subject during discus-

sions and learned to deal with it with lots of patience

and understanding… What was it you said? … My

class was your oasis of peace, or something like that!

I have learned from my mistakes with you and they

were the bridge that took me from inexperience to

wisdom. Each and every one of you is going to be

missed… some more than others… but I am truly

grateful for all your love, your friendship, your support,

for the time we spent together during soccer games

and club activities and the special bond that will al-

ways connect me to you all. I always felt part of your lives and this, I will always cherish.

Your energy, laughter and creativity were very contagious… They made my first years in

high school very special. Remember to follow your heart, work as if there‟s not enough

time for all you want to do in life, and strive to heal the world to make it a better place.

Life is full of beauty when the heart is full of love so remember to always love yourself first

and then love others. Your life will be always blessed and beautiful for doing so. I wish you

the very best life has to offer and hope that you all really, really feel how special you are

to me. Thanks again for being part of my life. Live, laugh and love always… Mrs. Ruthie

Senior Song By: José López

During Senior Year the class gets nostalgic at some points. They chose songs that

are universal and call them theirs. This year, one song especially indicated that

this was true. It is Journey‟s song about dreaming and believing that anything

can be achieved if one works for it. Another song is very special to me, You‟ll be in my Heart

from Phil Collins is basically a translation of our class‟ theme. Diferentes rutas tomaremos pero

en nuestros corazones juntos seguiremos translates to: “Different routes we shall take, but we

will be in each other‟s hearts”; this song was also very present in our Senior Farewell.

Don't Stop Believin'

- Journey

Just a small town girl

Living in a lonely world

She took the midnight train going

anywhere

Just a city boy

Born and raised in South Detroit

He took the midnight train going

anywhere

A singer in a smoky room

A smell of wine and cheap perfume

For a smile they can share the night

It goes on and on and on and on

Strangers, waiting, up and down

the boulevard

Their shadows searching in the night

Streetlight people, living just to find

emotion

Hiding somewhere in the night

Working hard to get my fill

Everybody wants a thrill

Paying anything to roll the dice

Just one more time

Some will win, some will lose

Some were born to sing the blues

Oh the movie never ends

It goes on and on and on and on

Don't stop believing

Hold on to that feeling

Streetlight people

You’ll be in my heart

-Phil Collins

Come stop your crying

It will be all right

Just take my hand

Hold it tight

I will protect you

From all around you

I will be here

Don't you cry

For one so small,

You seem so strong

My arms will hold you

Keep you safe and warm

This bond between us

Can't be broken

I will be here

Don't you cry

[Chorus]

'Cause you'll be in my heart

Yes, you'll be in my heart

From this day on

Now and forever more

You'll be in my heart

No matter what they say

You'll be here in my heart, always

Why can't they understand

The way we feel?

They just don't trust

What they can't explain

I know we're different but,

Deep inside us

We're not that different at all

[Repeat Chorus]

Don't listen to them

'Cause what do they know?

We need each other

To have, to hold

They'll see in time

I know

When destiny calls you

You must be strong

I may not be with you

But you've got to hold on

They'll see in time

I know

We'll show them together

[Repeat Chorus]

Oh, you'll be in my heart (You'll be

here in my heart)

No matter what they say (I'll be with

you)

You'll be here in my heart,

I'll be there always

Always

I'll be with you

I'll be there for you always

Always and always

Just look over your shoulder



I'll be there always

A Senior Poem

By: Jesus Feliciano

Thrust against the stage,

I feel by some force bound

to share something most profound.

The crowd has gathered to hear

and learn of my greatest fear.

There is no room for deception,

this is my turn at redemption.

As my words begin to profess,

my heart intends to confess.

A man would surely be bend

upon facing, alas, the end.

But remember, forget and forgive,

it has always been my belief.

The end shall come across,

it will laugh and grin at us.

Yet resist any chance at defeat,

this reality will surely be beat.

Don’t lose hope, if you may,

smile back as you go away.

And now, the curtains fall,

they close wide and tall,

the lights slowly dim out,

as I look eagerly about.

It has all been pretty timely,

we reach our dreaded finale.

So with a smile, I know well,

I kindly bid you all farewell.

Perfect Senior Girl

By: Jesús Feliciano and Gabriel Frattallone

First and foremost, it should be made clear that the perfect senior girl is constituted by the sum

of many enviable qualities possessed by the lovely female students of Marista’s Senior Class. Beginning

from the toes up, the senior should be light on her feet and graceful, much like Natalia Rosado. She

should also hold her ground firmly upon sturdy legs, as may be provided by Mónica Beauchamp. The

only artistic way to flow smoothly into the following contours of her silhouette would be by employing

Natasha Cordero’s hips. However, the face represents a very important feature in the perfect senior

girl’s overall complexion. Andrea De Jesus’ face holds the ideal shape to frame the senior’s facial traits.

The girl should possess a beautiful and ever-present smile, which she could borrow from Paola Gonza-

lez. Her face would be adorned by lightly colored freckles, like Beila Trigo’s. Furthermore, her eyes

might hold a glimpse of transcendence, such as Sara Fernández’s. The girl’s hair should resemble that

of Camila Ortiz, lustrous and silky. The perfect senior shall be embodied in a skin tone very alike Maria

Machicote’s. Her figure could emulate that of Mariela Fuentes and her height would try to measure

up against Patricia Puig’s or, should a petite version be preffered, Camila Torres’ stature should suf-

fice. The senior’s voice should be melodic and natural, like Marinieves del Valle’s, but with a slight and

distinguishing accent, alike Veronica Montinho’s. These vocal chords could equally offer life to a

charming laugh like Natalia Sepulveda’s. Nevertheless, as to never lose the inner child everyone holds

within, the senior should be playful like Monica Fuste and innocent as Karla Lebron; but she must

have an adventurous side comparative to Alexandra Figueroa's Moreover, the girl must have a great

sense of humor, like Danielle Silverio, a somewhat carefree, happy-go-lucky, attitude, such as Eva del

Valle, and Gabiela Morales’ spontaneity. Such qualities would be greatly enhanced with the addition of

Patricia Garcia’s energy, Andrea Gonzalez’s livid spirits, and Francheska Nieves’ charismatic na-

ture. The girl must also be herself and exhibit an advanced degree of authenticity and genuineness for

which Sofia Garcia is known. Equilibrium must be conceived between the aforementioned traits and a

certain sobriety, as Bianca Cortes possesses, and occasional silence that Isabella Rivera evinces dai-

ly. The senior should not only think about herself, but, in considering others, act with sweetness, like

Andrea Fernandez, and offer caring support, much like Marcia Fernandez does. However, little can

be achieved in life without a deep-rooted faith, like the one Gabriela Bosque holds to heart, and an at-

titude of calmness and serenity in the face of tempest, such as Natalia Morales’. All these diverse qual-

ities would be efficiently wrapped inside the bounds of humility, which Nayomi Vazquez embodies. A

perfect senior girl cannot be considered complete without some specific intellectual characteristics. Most

importantly, in the question of intelligence itself, Yeilyn Colon would provide more than enough. Other

important aspects of this theme include discipline, responsibility, dedication, and leadership, as seen in

Gabriela Lanauze, Paloma Corujo, Michelle Cruz, and Desiree Nieves, respectively. A fondness for

hard work would surely be integrated with the contribution of Avielle Suria. Last but not least, a lot can

be accomplished with healthy ambition, such as that of Emiliette Morales. Meanwhile Gabriela San-

to’s renowned athletic abilities would promote healthy living. Also, Mariela Fernandez’s artistic skills

and creativeness could come in handy, much like Andrea Rivera’s devotion for the histrionic arts. From

a similar standpoint, Gabriela Fontan’s fashion sense and Ana Fraile’s modeling abilities would com-

plement each other greatly. An eco-friendly lifestyle, as could be provided by Frida Riollano comes in

handy in times like these. None is more important than the bond of friendship, which is best evidenced

by the long running relationship between Paula Soldevila and Paola Irizarry. The perfect senior girl

is, in a nutshell, unique and no one is more unique than Fabiola Cestero. Conclusively, the perfect sen-

ior girl is, and shall be the unison of many girls from our class.

12-C, Where will they be in 20 years? By: anonymous and anonymous

Norman Aybar: Replaced Aixa as technology expert in Marista; works with Jesus

on his movies.

Gabriela Bosque: First woman to become Pope in the Catholic Church

Pablo Cantero: Now passes off as an African American

Yeilyn Colón: Lead actress in all of Jesús Feliciano productions Paloma Corujo: Going through OCD treatment

Michelle Cruz: Coordinator of all Susan G. Komen events in Puerto Rico

Xavier Cruz: Became the next Dr. Doolittle

Andrea De Jesús: Only goes to Marista to coordinate the Reader‟s Circle events.

Marinieves Del Valle: is happily married to Enrique Monaco.

Jesús Feliciano: Marista‟s new theater teacher won Best Director at the Academy

Awards.

Sara Fernandez: hired for Colgate advertisement and is paid to smile

Andrea Fernandez: turned Jose Mario into a feminist

Alexandra Figueroa: finally grew a few inches

Gabriel Fratallone: after graduating from MIT, he found that dancing was his passion

Patricia García: Could not complete college credits because she was at a golf

Tournament

Andrea González: Is Animal Planet‟s new dog whisperer

Gabriela Lanauze: Replaced Isabel Perez as the Chemistry teacher at Marista, they

used the emergency shower on the first day.

Karla Lebrón: is Hannah Montana‟s only fan

Jan Michael Lopez: is still requested to dance at Pro-Arte events

José Mario Lopez: Living his MIT dream through his children.

Carlos Marcé: opened a waxing salon

Juan José Monroig: professional volleyball benchwarmer

Verónica Montinho: is the school‟s new guidance counselor

Gabriela Morales: Had an operation to stop being confused with Natalia Morales

David Morandeira: is best friend with Victor Negrón

Victor Negrón: MIT college representative at Puerto Rico

Francheska Nieves: is the voice a new cartoon character

José Perez: Replaced Hugo Chavez in Venezuela

Ricardo Pineda: opened his own coffee shop

Michel Rachid: MIA at RUM

Isabella Rivera: Ran 2 miles in 2 seconds.

Jorge Rojas: Enthusiast of Crocs Recycling Campaign.

Natalia Rosado: Organized “el grito de Guaynabo” in memorial to “el grito de La-

res”

Rafael Ruiz: coordinator of REMAR at Marista

Avielle Suria: Replaced Nidia as High School coordinator

Benjamín Zayas: Teaches self-esteem and self-appreciation as a class elective

*

12 C

“On a Scale to 1 to 10, were are an 11”

1. Pull an all-nighter.

2. Brag about your Senior rights without

overdoing it.

3. Support a school team in a final and

go to a school play.

4. Ask for permission to go to the bath-

room and not actually go anywhere

near it.

5. Ask for permission to go to Belky‟s and

take a two-period nap at the infirmary.

6. Learn teamwork, especially the period

before a test.

7. Tell Juniors how Senior year is ridiculous-

ly hard, especially if you‟re in AP.

8. Wear your 11th grade uniform to school

because your Senior shirts are all dirty.

9. Break a window (accidently, of

course).

10. Get yelled at and/or threatened by

Carmencita.

11. Get an inept teacher fired … ¡ATK vive!

12. Participate in Sandra‟s demerit raffle.

13. Write everything Sandra says; it‟s all

coming on the NA test.

14. Have Alba say a not-funny comment

about you.

15. Sing with Alba.

16. Learn about Albizu.

17. Get a zero on a project because you

forgot to bring construction paper,

markers, and/or a leaf.

18. Do something right on RCampus.

19. Do everything else wrong on RCam-

pus.

20. Finish Accelerated Grammar.

21. Read at least one of this year‟s as-

signed novels… or at least try to.

22. „Like‟ SparkNotes on Facebook.

23. Yes, Accelerated Math still counts.

24. If you‟re taking Calculus with Raul, fail

a test… horribly.

25. If you‟re taking Statistics, be grateful

you‟re not taking Calculus.

26. If you‟re taking Calculus AP, play base-

ball in the classroom.

27. Do the crocodile chant with Papo.

28. Play „ninja‟ in a classroom, especially if

you‟re taking AP Physics.

29. If you‟re taking AP Chemistry or Investi-

gation, talk Isabel out of giving class.

30. Admit that you should have taken Psy-

chology instead of any other science

course.

31. Recognize that Environmental Biology

is almost an AP level course.

32. Get confused by Algarín‟s particular

way of talking yet somehow pass his

class.

33. Go on YouTube or play computer

games during labs.

34. Have a three-word conversation with

Sebastian… outside of the classroom,

obviously.

35. If you‟re in the advanced class, en-

gage in an ethical debate with

Goyo… and lose.

36. Meditate with Anita.

37. Get told to “grow up” by Titita.

38. One word: ¡Ánimo!

39. Try to find all your teachers on Face-

book. Then feebly attempt to get

them to add you.

40. Convince a teacher to change the

same test more than once.

41. Access Facebook even though the

school blocked it.

42. Get kicked out of the library for a day.

43. Befriend Maritza; you‟ll definitely be

seeing a lot from her.

44. Take a day off from school for non-

medical reasons.

45. Leave school early… even if

your classes end at

12:20 PM.

$

46. Party like it‟s your birthday on a school

night.

47. Come to school with sunglasses… for

whatever reason you wish.

48. Join a club, like Orientation, and use it

as an excuse to skip class regularly.

49. Complete your social service hours on

time… or save money to buy some

Crocs.

50. Befriend the school‟s security guards;

they find you parking spaces and are

pretty cool guys.

51. Block somebody in the parking lot.

52. Get angry at all those soccer-moms

that take our parking spaces.

53. Get told to stay behind as a Class after

a presentation in the theater.

54. Fall asleep in the theater or classroom

without getting caught.

55. Get stuck in school against your will

until after 4 PM for whatever reason.

56. Go to your Class‟s get-togethers;

they‟re actually pretty fun.

57. Participate in at least one of your

Class‟s dances; there will be plenty to

choose from.

58. Have somebody, or a couple of peo-

ple, in your Class crash their car.

59. If you‟re a girl, buy your prom dress

and shoes on time; if you‟re a guy,

lucky you.

60.GRADUATE.

$ To My Dearest Class of 2011:

It has been an honor and privilege to serve you all

this year; and on this my last formal address to you as Class

President, I wish to convey my sincerest gratitude for the

wonderful opportunity you allowed me. Thank you for en-

trusting me with this position and for your unconditional

support throughout all of this year‟s activities. Each one of

you made this year an amazing and unforgettable one,

for us and for everyone else; no one will forget the Class of

2011.

Now, we are all going our separate ways, embarking on a new jour-

ney each on our own. Most of us will go on to be great professionals; we will

meet new people, move to different places, and start our adult lives. But I

am completely certain that this will not be a final goodbye. After so many

years together, we – perhaps unintentionally – have become a great family;

the bond between all of us as the Class of 1102, probably the best Class

that has ever passed through Marista, is of the strongest kind. So , on this

„see you later‟, I exhort you all to do whatever it is that brings you happiness,

to carry honorable lives, and, above all, never forget this family.

Also, I want each and every one of you to know that I will always be in

the best disposition to help; you will always have in me a classmate and

friend. Know that I am deeply in love with this Class and I will carry all of you

in my heart for the rest of my life. I wish you all the best!

Love,

Your Presi and Friend, Andrea

30 things we have learned as Seniors

By: Jose Lopez

1. How to create a scrapbook

2. How to get the best use out of

Sparknotes

3. How to understand Alba’s sense

of humor

4. How to deal with teachers

5. How to use the showers in the

labs

6. How to sleep in class without get-

ting caught

7. How to survive Mondays and Fri-

days

8. How to survive every other day

9. How to waste all of your valuable

time in Facebook

10.How to use Stumble Upon

11.How to not use RCampus

12.How to sleep in the hallways

13.How to block the parkings

14.How to find parking

15.How to teach our own teachers

16.How to flunk and not care

17.How to be in all of the clubs and

activities

18.How to fail

19.How to succeed

20.How to accept denials

21.How to not read the books you

are supposed to

22.How to fake illnesses

23.How to understand our class-

mates

24.How to live

25.How to create a résumé

26.How slow Marista’s internet real-

ly is

27.The difference between under-

standing and repeating what oth-

ers say

28.How fast life passes

29.How much fun and hard-work

Senior Year really is

30.How to realize that we are not

gonna be in Marista anymore

Things we will never know: By: Anonymous

1. Whether Alba’s voice is really like

that 2. What REALLY comes in the NA

test? 3. Whether Adolfo’s stories are true 4. What really goes on in the Con-

sejo’s room? 5. What ailment does Carly really

have when he goes to Belky’s? 6. What Veronica and Michelle do in

Orientación all day? 7. Why Sebastian is always in the li-

brary? 8. What would happen if Monica

Beauchamp did kick us? 9. Whether ATK really lives 10. Who the new English teacher is

going to be? 11. Will Gabo be Victor’s roommate? 12. Will Requiem win an Academy

Award? 13. Will Juanjo ever arrive early? 14. Will Marcia ever love monkeys? 15. Where does Yeilyn live? 16. Will Sara ever stop smiling? 17. Is Gabriela Morales ever happy? 18. Where is Bertha? 19. From where does Alba get her

daily quotes? 20. Who is to blame in the aerial

photo crash? 21. Will Alba ever give more than

82% in Participation? 22. Does Marisabel make up all of

her songs?

23. How many children will Mara have?

24. How did Isabella stomp on her pinky?

25. Does Juanjo sleep? 26. Does Lanauze really study? 27. Was the administration really

watching Ateca’s class that day? 28. What will happen to Marista after we graduate?

Perfect Senior Boy

By: Veronica Montinho,

Sara Fernandez and

Michelle Cruz

The Perfect Senior

Boy is not only one person

from our class, although

they are all perfect in their

own special way. Yet, it

comes to our attention

that one who can be

called perfect must posses

the following characteris-

tics:

Roberto Acevedo‟s pas-

sion for basketball

Hernan Ayala‟s way with

expressing everything

through graffiti

Jesus Camuñas‟s interest-

ing jokes

Porfirio Diaz‟s ability in Vol-

leyball

Manuel Felipez‟s arms

Ivan Jimenez‟s height

Juan Jimenez‟s artistic abil-

ity

James Maloy‟s courtship

and gentlemanlike atti-

tude

Ricardo Marquez‟s sense

of humor

Giancarlos Martinez‟s per-

sistence

Jean Mieses‟s pride

Javier Portela‟s confi-

dence

Jose Ribas‟s happy-go-

lucky attitude

Jose Rivera‟s interest with

technology

Pedro Rodriguez‟s hair

Armando Rodriguez‟

unique visión of the world

Antonio Romano‟s smile

Alejandro Sanjenis‟s skills in

Baseball

Jose Vargas‟s simplicity

Isaac Velez‟s silence

Leandro Zulueta‟s unique

dance

Luis Acuña‟s way of help-

ing with girl‟s self esteem

Ivan Agostini‟s charisma

Juan Amundaray ability

with Accelerated Math

Edwin Boon‟s eagerness to

help

Alexander Cardenas‟s in-

nate ability to move peo-

ple

Rodolfo Chacon‟s elo-

quence.

Gabriel Curet‟s constant

need for a girlfriend

Manuel Marti‟s outgoing

nature

Eduardo Nigaglioni‟s ability

with impersonations.

Carlos Perez‟s legs

Andres Quintini‟s modeling

skills

Jose Ramos‟s efferves-

cence

Ricardo Rios‟s laugh

Juan Rodriguez‟s heart

Julio Ruvira‟s chipper atti-

tude and happiness

Esteban Tresgallos‟s

uniqueness

Norman Aybar‟s eyes

Pablo Cantero‟s skin tone

Xavier Cruz‟z responsibility

Jesus Feliciano‟s formality

when speaking

Gabriel Frattallone‟s humili-

ty

Jan Michael‟s dancing

skills

Jose Mario‟s dedication

Carlos Marce‟s womaniz-

ing skills

Juan Monroigcarefree na-

ture and hipster attitude

David Morandeira‟s

phrases and sense of hu-

mor

Victor Negron‟s passion for

mathematics

Jose Perez‟s abs

Ricardo Pineda‟s ability to

sleep whenerver, wherev-

er.

Michel Rachid‟s build and

body

Jorge Rojas‟s intelligence

Rafael Ruiz‟s personality

Benjamin Zayas‟s honesty

__ Patricia García a. oouuuuusssss.

__ Alexander Cárdenas b. Marista debe ser ilegal

__ Patricia Puig c. Sí, sí… dale pal piiiso.

__ José López d. Yo no hice el repaso

__ Andrea González e. Ai misi!! Se me olvidó respirar

__ Yeilyn Colón f. Yo soy Wendy y yo disparo Frosty

__ Paloma Corujo g. Shark Bait! Oh ah ah!!

__ Rodolfo Chacón h. Eso pasa! Waaaaaao…………..

__ Gabriela Fontán i. Mandenme las fotos de bebé para el anuario

__ Sara Fernández j. Mi abuela tiene las ofertas del scrapbook

__ Eduardo Nigaglioni k. Rahl Flharg!! Rawr!

__ Andrés Quintini l. Es que todos aquí estamos en “competencia”

__ Fabiola Cestero m. A Culebra de puede llegar en carro. Respingaito

__ eh eh Un Chuito!!

__ Hernán Ayala n. Eeeeeoooooo

__ José Pérez o. chamo

__ Pipo Díaz p. Justin Bieber es el mejor!! De Nuevo! From

__ SCRATCH!!

__ Camila Torres q. High Five!

__ Frida Riollano r. (no se entiende)

__ Michel Rachid s. cheeeeeeeleeeeeen

__ Daniella Silverio t. Hay que sembrar la semilla de inconformidad

__ Leandro Zulueta u. ese Tabaco es con sabor a bacalao?!

Student Quotes:

Famous teacher quotes…

Raúl – Dejame explicar esto antes que Patricia llegue

Algarín – Tiburcio! Váyase a Siberia!

Papo Loco – Por el oir viene la fé. A hacer el saludo del cocodrilo loco.

Adolfo – Tómense su tiempo para oler el examen: huele a pan

Nilda – Objetivo número uno: Aumentar vocabulario y poner en práctica su uso co-

rrecto. Tenemos que

Mara – Son las 12, hay que rezar el Ángelus.

Isabel – No seas el basurero de otros.

Alba – God, Demonios, Criatura; Te perdono pero no estoy de acuerdo

Marisabel – Un niño es tan pequeño que cabe en cualquier zafacón… Por eso yo no

tengo hijos.

Daisy – You’re doooooooomed

Sandra – Esto viene en el NA. ¿Quién quiere ganarse la rifa de deméritos hoy?

Diana – Oh really?!

Goyo – Te pasaste por tres pueblos. Ya! Pablo, ya!, Que les pasa?!?!?

Hno. Manuel – ánimo

Vega – Quieres apostar un café que lo que dices es cierto?

Nidia – I’m from Chicago; don’t mock me boy!! Submit on RCampus and Print.

Sebastián – El que hable, saque el celular, mire para el lado o haga algo que a mi

me moleste sabe que tiene cero en el examen.

Ana – Fluye

Ivette – Achooooo

Eric – Asume la posición

Titita – Grow up!! Haz un troubleshooting

Madeleine – Ustedes son terribles

Ateca – zeñorez!! Tapen las cámaras que me quieren botar!! Si un motorciclista va…

El vectorcito es…

Bertha – When I was young I had a

cheesecake down there!!

25 Things we will miss the

most about Marista By: anonymous and anonymous

1. Getting hit in the head with

Algarin‟s keys in the hallway

2. Eating Domino‟s pizza in all class re-

treats.

3. Checking power school for your

grades

4. Going into Lizzie‟s office to get in-

formation you already know

5. Sandra‟s advice about the NA

test

6. Mrs. Ana‟s class reflections

7. Free period at gym class

8. Adolfo‟s incredible stories

9. Donating a dollar to charity for

casual day

10. Putting away your jacket and cell

phone to take a test

11. Alba‟s leopard print shirts and be-

dazzle jeans

12. Carmen‟s voice in the hallway

13. Oratory students interrupting classes

to demonstrate their piece

14. Study sessions before tests at the hall-

way

15. Aixa fixing faulty equipment in the mid-

dle of school events

16. Nilda Soto “Where‟s Waldo t-shirt”

17. Acing Accelerated grammar

18. Failing Accelerated math

19. Printing important documents at the

library and forgetting to pay

20. Slow internet

21. Sandra‟s demerit raffle

22. The word: “Ánimo”

23. The extended morning announce-

ment

24. The extended class interruptions

25. Alba‟s amazingly not funny jokes.

26. Our CLASS OF 2011

We might have not been the best class

but we were the class the changed the

school forever - marinieves "tuti" del valle

I am madly in love with my Fuscia Class. I

will never forget you!

The Last Game

by: Alejandro Sanjenís

I am glad to know that after participat-

ing for five years in our school's baseball

team we became champions in my last

year in our school. During a time of fright the team was united by all of the Seniors

watching the game; the team felt like what it was: a team... not individuals playing a

game, but a group fighting for honor and a chance to show what they were made of.

We finally defeated the likes of Notre Dame and San Ignacio and established a new

line of achievements at our school. I truly hope that the team continues to stay excel-

lent and achieve everything we have in future years.

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the worth of a man is not shown by how many tears

are shed when he passes but by the hearts and lives

that his passing brings to the world... LOLO descansa

en paz... yo solo se que has cambiado mi corazon y

mi vida al igual q a muchos otros... tambien se que

has dejado a la clase reflexionando con que hay

que vivir nuestra vida al maximo y siempre siempre

siempre apreciar los que tenemos a nuestro al-

rededoren todo momento. Te doy gracias por esto..

siempre estaras con nosotros. y como dice la can-

cion de la despedida YOU'LL BE IN OUR HEARTS!!!

ALLWAYS!!! -Michel Rachid

Muchas veces tratamos de entender el porque de las cosas y la vida. En nuestra

mente la mayoria de ellas no tienen razon y en ocasiones entendemos que

tampoco hacen justicia, pero solo Dios conoce su plan y la razon de ser de los mo-

mentos como estos que nos llenan de mucho dolor. Pienso que esta situacion nos ha

unido a todos no importando las clases, religion, momentos de molestia de unos con

otros, nos hemos unido como familia y no cualquier familia, sino la familia Marista

una familia inquebrantable y que se apoya en todo momento. Pienso que Lolo ya

se graduo antes que todos los de su clase y lo hizo con altos honores pues se graduo

de la escuela mas dificil de pasar, la escuela de la vida. ¿Cuales fueron sus honores? La

sinceridad con la que vivio, su corazon humilde listo al servicio de los demas, la victoria

de un juego espectacular donde su aportacion fue la ficha vencedora. Lolo en tan

corto tiempo vivio una vida burbujeante y la vivio al maximo, nunca dejo de ser el

con sus ocurrencias. Ahora esta en su prom, junto a Dios Padre, Jesucristo, Maria y

demas siervos de Dios celebrando en grande, el cielo se llena de jubilo con su llegada y

solo existe regocijo. Cuando una flor muere, su semilla permanece y vuelve a germi-

nar, asi mismo Lolo germina en los corazones de todos los que le amamos. Solo les digo

que cuando alguien que amamos se convierte en una memoria, esta memoria se

convierte en un gran tesoro y este tesoro (Lolo) es el que siempre guardaremos en

nuestro corazon, en nuestra alma, en nuestro ser. Que Dios nos llene de paz y sea

como un balsamo en nuestras vidas y sobre todo que llene de fortaleza a toda su

familia.

- Diana Ramos

lolo. nunca me voi a olvidar de ti,

desde que estudiamos juntos en

preescolar san juan evagelista tu-

vistes una sonrisa hasta el ultimo dia

qe te vi.. te voi a extranar cc y sabes

qe siempre seras el pelotero de nues-

tra clase y recuerda: "Diferentes ru-

tas tomaremos, pero en nuestros co-

razones juntos seguiremos"

- Sari

A pesar de que ahora estamos lejos, te tender más cerca que nunca. Tu sonrisa inspira en mi un sentido de paz y tranqui-lidad que solo tu puedes conocer. Gracias por siempre estar ahí. Se te quiere muchísi-mo —José Mario

Fuimos dichosos de tenerte en nues-tras vidas !! Gracias por darme todos esos momentos tan especiales conti-go ! Yo si tuve el privilegio de conocerte y que fueras mi amigo, MI MEJOR AMIGO ! se qe estaas aqui cn nosotros.. Te extranoo muchoo, nunca te olvidare hermanitoo.. Te amooo ! - Pedro

mi hermanitoo se fuee... lolo

tquiero mucho !!! gracias x

todos los momentos q pasamos

juntos..fuistes vivo ejemplo d lo

q es un buen amigo y com-

pa~ero tquieroo brother siem-

pree estaras en mi corazon

–Piro

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