As the I.I. hymn goes, "To your portals they all go."
Take a look at the old school and reminisce the moments when we came here every day.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
INOPACAN INSTITUTE HYMN
Let's sing this together every time we have our reunion
Sing it with your heart, whoever are there, even if you are the only one who is present there.
I continue living in the spirit of this hymn.
Try to paraphrase the lines.
I did (and damn, I failed to hold back my tears the first time I tried it)
CLICK HERE to play the I.I. Hymn, or in Youtube channel
The NEMIELEVAR gang
The name NEMIELEVAR is the combined initial letters of the following senior students of I.I. circa 1986, who bonded their friendship during their last year in high school in Inopacan Institute:
N - Nanette Valenzona
EM - Emelyn Fajardo
I - IMelda Nopal
EL - ELizabeth Avellana
EV - Evelyn Rosalada
AR - ARlene Mantabote
They studied their lessons together, shared notes and experiences in life, gossip about people they hate and admired, exchanged pleasantries, etc., on and off school hours.
INOPACAN, LEYTE and the INOPACNONS: HISTORY OF INOPACAN (in my years of research)
THE LEGEND OF INOPACAN (in my years of research) Click here
Citizen Military Training days
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| Civilian Army Trainig (CAT) days in high school. Edgar with Cristina Cuenco |
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