OUR HIGH

SCHOOL
ALMA MATER
AS IT IS
TODAY
By: MTBAleguiojo, Jr. (pasensya sa quality sa pics kay SE P990 celfone ra ako gigamit ani)
This is now the main gate, as viewed from the Highway. Bud’s asa
na man to ato lingkuran sa una mag girl watching ta after class while
waiting for your ride home?
Na change na ang entrance gate.
The long (and non-winding) covered walk from the gate to the
campus. Bisan late na hinay gihapon manglakaw kay buntag pa
gani masingot na.
Remember the lot across the covered walk, nga dili ta
allowed mo-cross kay private property, this is now the vehicle
parking and waiting area.
The driveway, the second gate and the (formerly controversial)
building which is now the USJR HS PTA, INC. office.
The covered walk leading to the
lobby.
 The front driveway with the right-wing of the building on the
background, maayo pa ilang school bus karon, dagko na ug aircon pa
jud! Bai Nick, Emman, unsa gani to inyo nakit-an sa likod sa fence?
Mao man ning dapita no?
View of the front center part of the building.
Asa gani to dapit ang naay ni agoo? Sa 4th
floor man to no?
The right-wing. Ground floor of
the right-most part is the old
auditorium where a lot of
memorable activities have
taken place.
The covered driveway beside the auditorium leading to the football field
and to the coliseum. Diri man to kasagaran mag-abot ang mga
lovebirds sa ato batchmates kay gamay ra mo agi diri nga side, mingaw
nga portion sa campus. Kinsa gani to sige ari magkita pirmi?
The driveway on the left side of the campus leading to the open gym.
To the drum & bugle corp members, kabato-an pa to diri sa una mag-
practice ta. Karon dili na sila kalas ug sapatos!
 The Open Gym.
Diri ta nag family
day sa una nga
reunion.

Drum & Bugle Corp 1984, I’m proud to

say, mas maayo pa ta ani nila karon!
THE LOBBY: WHERE A LOT OF EYES MEET, GIRLS
WATCHING THE BOYS PASS BY AND BOYS
WATCHING THE GIRLS IN THEIR FASHION WALK.
THE LOBBY: NOW WITH THE IMAGE OF OUR LADY OF
LOURDES
View of the left wing
from the back.
Playground used to be
the old tennis court.
The volleyball court and the right
wing viewed from the back.
The original canteen, would you believe, it is still there. Again, a place
where a lot of memorable and significant “dates” happened!
The back portion of the original canteen.
The new canteen.
Kabato-an pud ni
nga dapit sa una.
Ari ang tents kung
mag backyard
camping, where we
often get to have
special visitors… of
course ang mga
girls!
The dining area of the new canteen.
Various
amphitheat
re shots.
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Girls’ Floor: Imagine or reminisce unsay mga
gipangbuhat ninyo sa una diri during breaktime!
Murag pud ug kamo sa una no?
Murag unsay gi istoryahan, puro
ra di ay to boys ug crushes!
Compared to the previous slides nga ga-
kalat lang ang corridors sa mga girls, ang
mga boys karon pareho namo sa una, mga
good boys, naa sulod sa rooms even on
breaktime, nag-study! Nag-study unsaon
pag duol sa mga girls!
Mga boys, murag kita sa una. Magdagan
padung sulod sa rooms kung
makadungog na ug tingog sa yawi,
labina magdala ug gunting! Pahak time!
Scouting time and CAT formation at the field!
SCOUTS/CADETS,
FORM IN 10 COUNTS
– 1,2,8,9,10! (Leader
di kabalo mo ihap!)
FORMATION NA LAGI! ASA NA MAN ANG
UBAN. NAG-GIRL WATCHING PA SIR!
HS BATCH 1984 LOVEBIRDS, SORRY TO DISAPPOINT YOU, WALA NA
ANG INYONG FAVORITE MEETING PLACE – THE LOVERS’ LANE. GI
TUKORAN NA UG NEW BUILDING!
THE NEW ST. EZEKIEL MORENO BUILDING
Ang mga school buses, dagko na, bag-o pirmi, daghan na ug aircon pa
jud kasagaran! Ayaw na intawn hinumdumi ang school bus nato sa una,
forget about it!
The old Auditorium. Bai Steven, moonwalk na
bai!
 The original Chapel. Imbis prayer room, na meeting
room sa mga mag-uyab! Kamo jud, nag-tan-aw baya
si Lord ninyo do!
 END OF SHARING!!!!
• HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE SHOW.
• HOPE YOU REVIVED YOUR
MEMORABLE MOMENTS.
• HOPE YOU COULD STILL PICTURE
THE ACTUAL EVENTS THAT
HAPPENED.
• HOPE YOUR HEARTS FELT YOUNG
AGAIN.
• HOPE TO SEE YOU INTruly
MARCHyours, 2009!
Marcelius Thomas B. Aleguiojo, Jr.