I agree! Totally.
The current students in my high school have made the biggest mistake of their lives.
Seriously, have they ever learned what was good for them and what was most probably not? I am so…I can’t even…WHAT THE FUCK.
My high school is an Ateneo high school. It might not be what people know as the Ateneo High School, but we were practically raised in the same way. This makes it all the more..what’s the word? Unbelievable.
Nevertheless, here you go. Once more, people have voted for the most popular candidate instead of the right person for the job. Once more, people have avoided the boring road to success and have chosen the glitzy, shimmering path downhill.
I care, not because I’m this elitist has-been who wants to relive his student council glory days. I care because I know these people — you guys — could have done better. Could have decided better. And it’s all for them, after all.
But I won’t completely say that the winner is hopeless. Let him try, I say. Give him a chance to lead the school to success through pure, honest, completely inexperienced effort. And when he actually does, I’ll eat this post.
I can only feel sorry for the great officers less in rank who will probably have to carry most of the weight that should have been taken care of by a capable president.
I’m not even allowed to be disappointed. Who am I to be disgusted with the choices of those in my high school?
I didn’t campaign for the better candidate just because she’s my best friend’s sister, but I know she can change my beloved high school for the better. Seeing her grow up to become the responsible little lady that she is now led me to believe in her capabilities because I know she can handle it all with grace and passion. Let’s see if he can do the job excellently or even fairly well. If he does, then I’ll gladly delete this post and thank him for giving my little brother a great last year in high school.
PS.
I know I should practice calling my little brother younger since he’s much more taller and bigger than me (people mistake his as one of my kuyas), but I really don’t care. He’ll forever be my little brother. I’m the sweetest ate in the whole world. HAHAHA.
I feel bad. I can’t write as good as you guys so I’ll just say “I feel exactly the same way.” Patty broke the news saken. I was shocked.
Next year is going to be a very different year for AdDU HS. Not just ASEC, but as a whole. I swear on my effin’ M&Ms. And effin’ Engl13 project.
Hey. I just heard. Well, I’d normally say “give the guy a chance.” No offense meant here, but judging from his credibility which is in question, I doubt promising results await. I don’t really blame him, it’s not his fault, but the student body’s. Anyhow, I invite you all to stop judging now, let us see the results before we actually vent out about it (Although, I admit, this is somehow against my will). I just hope these guys hold up to their responsibilities. ASEC is no joke. If they fail, the student body fails, and I’m quite sure they’ll get the fall for it. So, hello to social suicide. I just hope the veterans do ‘enough’ to bring salvation to the current lineup; and the higher-ups CANNOT suck balls. They better bring it to the table, if not, They will get years of ASEC legacies slapped on their foreheads.
