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🛍️ Available at the Bookstore and Student Activities Office (5th Floor):

🌟Exclusive Kleen Kanteen Collaboration – Only PHP2,500! Stay hydrated with pride using our special edition stainless steel bottle! A must-have for every Judenite. 💧🎁

📓 60th Anniversary Lined Notebook – Just PHP250! Capture your thoughts and memories in this commemorative notebook. A perfect keepsake for students, teachers, parents, and alumni alike! 📝🎊

🏃‍♂️ Hurry, these limited-edition items won’t last long! All proceeds go towards enhancing our school community. Grab yours now and let’s make the 60th Anniversary celebration unforgettable! 🎉💙

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You may now place your orders, or bids for the special numbers. Please PM Grant Cheng at 📲 +63 917 898 3081 with the following information:

Name:
Contact number:
SJCS Batch/Group Affiliated with:
Qty:
Ordered thru (if not direct order):
Preferred number from 001-200 (if unavailable, will be assigned a number):
**7. Bid for special number 💰
We will strive to respond to orders on availability and bids as soon as you message. We are just centralizing the orders and administration of bids to avoid having different versions of availability circulating. 🔄

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you sport this elegant timepiece in support of our cause. 🤝

Batch 99 Organizers

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I consider myself very lucky to have worked in an education institution headed by the late Fr. Peter Yang, SVD. I started teaching in 1977 in the Grade School Department. I am still with the school but this time with the Registrar’s Office. Through all those years in the school with Fr. Yang as the head, either the principal at one point or the principal-director at another, I have observed his qualities that are worth emulating. 

A man of discipline. I can still vividly remember the early morning greetings the Grade 1 pupils who lined up in the old basketball area excitedly but recently intoned. “Good morning, Fr. Yang. Yang She Fu Chao An.” The words were pronounced audibly clear accompanied by respectful bow. The other grade levels in their assigned places did the greetings and the bow as well. 

However, the first graders seemed to have the loudest and most enthusiastic greetings of all. The welcoming sound of the early morning routine would usually put the start of the school day on track. And Fr. Yang was always around to return the greetings with a corresponding bow.

A man for punctuality. After the flag ceremony, Fr. Yang would stay in the ground floor. Those who arrived at school late, teachers and employees alike could not help but greet him as they hurried to their respective areas of work. Predictably, they would be reminded and reprimanded by their respective heads. Students who arrived late in turn were reprimanded by their teachers.

A man of gratitude. He never failed to thank the students, the teachers and the staff in every opportunity and occasion he had, be it a small or big school program or activity. Gratitude must have been another name of this humble man. He made us feel how much he appreciated our effort in teaching the children well. He always reminded us “take care of the children and we will take care of you.”

A man of excellence. He was very transparent so much so one could easily detect if he liked or disliked a program in the auditorium. He praised those who worked hard to present something excellent but could not mask a disgusted face if it was otherwise. His facial expression indicated satisfaction over something performed well and dissatisfaction on anything done haphazardly or in mediocrity. Sometimes, the occasion would be the Saturday mass where teachers and students were expected to be at their best.

A man of prayer. He never missed to go up to the 6th floor of the Multi-purpose Building to say mass at seven o’clock in the evening. Correspondingly, he was particular with the mass on Saturday, a part of the class schedule, that enabled the students to practice their Catholic Faith.

A man for education. He always reminded the students to study well and hard in the same way he encouraged teachers to continue learning. He welcomed seminars for the teachers and even approved especially-arranged classes on Thursdays in school for the MA units of the teachers. I am thankful that Fr. Yang approved my MA studies at CEU.

A man of simplicity. Simplicity was written all over his person most especially in the way he dressed up. He did not like the idea of teachers spending much just as he shunned the idea and practice of celebrating his birthday. He would be out of the school during his birthday on November 20 effectively dissuading celebration, with or without his knowledge.

It will serve well the school if these qualities are emulated by all those molding and serving the students most directly. And only then perhaps it can truly be said that Fr. Yang’s spirit lives on!

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Here are the members of Team SJCS:

Jeffrey Co, Batch ’82

Jerry Ngu, Batch ’82

Wilbert Tan, Batch ’83

Paul Yap, Batch ’84

Bernadette Wong, Batch ’85

Roger Cuan, Batch ’86

Lorencio Lim, Batch ’90

Carol Cheng, Batch ’93

Myke Tanto, Batch ’93

Johnson See, Batch ’94

Erwin Co, Batch ’97

Benjie Lim, Batch ’97

Brixton Aw, Batch ’97

Edison Go, Batch ’98

Reagan Lim, Batch ’99

Christopher Yu, Batch ’99

Marc Yu, Batch ’99

Vance Te, Batch ’06

Anthony Teng, Batch ’06

Tedmund Lim, Batch ’08

Daryl Tan, Batch ’08

Ralph Chong, Batch ’11

Celebrating Triumphs: Spotlight on the Champions

The members of Team SJCS demonstrated not only collective strength but also individual prowess across different categories. The following participants achieved remarkable victories:

Erwin Co, Batch ’97: Low Net Champion

Benjie Lim, Batch ’97: Class-A Champion

Jeffrey Co, Batch ’82: Class-A 4th Place

Myke Tanto, Batch ’93: Class-B 1st Runner-Up

Reagan Lim, Batch ’99: Class-C 2nd Runner-Up

Ralph Chong, Batch ’11: Class-C 5th Place

Bernadette Wong, Batch ’85: Ladies 2nd Runner-Up

Looking Forward: Safeguarding Our Title

Amid cheers and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment, Team SJCS shifts its focus towards the future. As this year’s tournament concludes, anticipation for the next installment is already on the rise. Team SJCS remains ready to defend their title, sustaining the tradition of excellence that defines the St. Jude Catholic School community. Heartfelt congratulations to Team SJCS on their exceptional triumph in the FFCAAI President Aning Go Cup Inter-Alumni Golf Tournament 2023. Your unwavering commitment, dedication, and remarkable performance fill us with pride and joy.

“Thank you, everyone. As the figurehead, my role was to bring our Judenite FedGolf Team together across six decades (70’s, 80’s, 90’s, 2000’s, 2010+’s, and 2020+’s) of our Judenite batches. It is because of fellow Judenites like Edward Lim of Batch ’84, Jasper Ong of Batch ’97, Edison Go of Batch ’98, Grant Cheng of Batch ’99, Anthony Teng of Batch ‘2006, and many more that I am able to establish vital connections, bringing more fellow Judenites to our team. Of course, kudos also to my own brother, Cons Kohchet-Chua of Batch ’83, a current Valley Golf Director, who helped me facilitate whatever I needed for the success of our FedGolf Tournament @ValleyGolf. Our Judenite golf community is growing by leaps and bounds, breaking age gap barriers! I’m really very happy to see the engagement of our young Judenites. I can now even consider retiring and passing on the reins to these guys.”

– Charles Kohchet-Chua, Batch ‘80, Team Captain SJCSAA FedGolf Team

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– Batch 1993

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【懷念老歌】全體主創人員衷心感謝大家三年以來的熱烈支持。天下沒有不散的宴席，如今疫災硝煙漸散，大家回歸正常生活，是時候為這段意義重大的音樂之旅畫下句點。我們將於八月廿六晚，假座崇德天主教學校 Fr. Peter Yang Hall at Saint Jude Catholic School，舉行告別演唱會，誠摯邀請大家蒞臨指導，共享一場精心演繹華語歌曲黃金時代的視聽盛宴。

這場演唱會是對廣大觀眾的回饋，免費招待入場。但由於場地座位有限，為免向隅，敬請從速私信主辦單位任何一位主創者索取入場劵。

對有意提供贊助的善長仁翁，請容我們在這裡先道一聲謝謝！此次演唱會的收益，將全數捐出，透過 Globe Telecom HAPAG Movement 和慈濟基金會，資助弱勢社群。

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