Fourth Chapter: The End

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Being grade 10 was one of the hardest, yet the happiest, joyful, enjoyable, liveliest year of my high school life. With all those sleepless nights, never ending tasks, the sudden breakdown every night, I can confidently say “I survived!!” I can’t believe it. It’s like, it was just yesterday when this school year started, and now, it’s about to end.

You might wonder, how was it being a Maxwellian… Well, as we all know, the section Maxwell is where you can find the ‘competitive students’ yes. It’s a flex that almost all the competitions that students from maxwell – whether it’s an individual or a grouped competition we have participated in, we have never been defeated. Maxwell genes, I guess? Ayaw magpatalo eh. It’s also known as the loudest section in main building. Hindi ito Maxwell kung hindi 45 na maiingay na estudyante ang nasa silid-aralan na ito. Being part of this section is a whoooole dream. I know that this section – Maxwell isn’t that perfect section; but for me, it was the best.

Finally, it has come to an end. I’m so attached with this section, because of the memories we’ve made, it is like a roller coaster ride; I don’t know the right word to express it. I experienced a lot of things throughout this school year. It’s overwhelming. I really can’t explain my feelings. How was it? was it good? Bad? Am I happy? Sad? Excited? I want this school year to end already and step forward to my next journey; but, the other half of me says otherwise. I can’t let them (my classmates, my high school friends, my subject teachers, and especially, the memories) go yet. That’s why I’m very late passing this last output of mine (sorry ma’am)

To my classmates, who became my friends throughout this school year; thank you so much for being part of my junior high school life, I will always remember and treasure those times we’ve shared together. To my subject teachers, who has a lot of patience for us, ma’am/sir, thank you soooo much for being our parents inside the school. Without you all, my junior high school life will never be the same; you all have special place in my heart. Thank you <3

 

This is,

Villareal, Romina Rose, V.

Special Science Class 10 - Maxwell

 

– end.


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