From Ateneo yearbook: Pin is someone who can delight you with her sweet and bubbly character.  Her charm, affection and refreshing personality easily draws people to like her. A pretty face but she is also blessed with a beautiful voice.  She can come up with the corniest of jokes and still make you laugh, as her smile is so infectious. An awesome friend but a tough driver on the road.  Never ceases to amaze us with her numerous talents, baking the most delicious oatmeal cookies is one of them. 

  Hi, Jess Monteverde.  You might remember me from such guest roles as Sahim the Muslim Guy in LA Dragnet and "little guy who beats the crap out of The Rock" in The Rundown.  Actually that last one was Ernie Reyes, Jr., but white folks can't tell the difference, anyway.  I come from a long family line of showbiz people, and when I'm not acting or producing indie films, I bask in the adulation of novice writers who dump their screenplays on my doorstep, hoping for a break.  (Note to self: buy new paper shredder.  Last one's worn out.)  I didn't write this, by the way.

   From Green & White yearbook: Aimee. Mysteryosa.  Looks snobbish but isn't, once you get to know her.  Shopping freak.  Preppy!!!  Cowboy.  Drives guys crazy.  Always looks fresh.  Frank.  Girl with an angelic face you can't compare.  Underneath delicate features lies a strong and willful woman.  Frustrated film-maker.  A friend in it's truest sense!!!  Strikes anywhere!

  The Luigi to Stonibert's Mario.  My most memorable team-up with them was when we designed this "rad" bedroom for Ms. Quinao's Home Eco class.  Wallpaper was black with blue and gold stripes.  Wall-clock was plastic Pepsi bottle cap.  Dresser was made from Popsicle sticks while the twin beds had Mentos pillows and my father's black socks for blankets.

     Math wiz.  Most repeated story about Arsenio (by Aimee Uy): how he paid his grad fees in full but for some reason never bothered to show up for the actual ceremonies.  Anyway, he's back helping out the family business: Industrial Sales. 

    For those unfamiliar with the name,  Barbara joined Batch '94 in Grade 3 coming in from China.  By Grade 6 she left Saint Jude and along with her family went to Sydney, Australia where they've been living for the past ten years now.  Barbara married to her college sweetheart Steven Ng.

     Met her in Grade 4 during our Drama Guild stint.  We clicked, up until high school (think she thought I was hitting on her), where she didn't speak to me for a year.  Since then Bea's been with Edmund, then married her boyfriend (calls him Ahia ) whom she met in a shark pellets peddling multi-level marketing thingie.  Currently guided and counsels Judenites while fending off lewd advances from the high school jerks..er, boys.

     From Ateneo yearbook: A day in the life of Candice would be waking up late in the morning, due to a night of cramming, and driving to the Ateneo grounds in hyperspeed.  When classes are over, the worrying begins.   
     Stress management takes on a new meaning.  Indeed, she is a product Ateneo could (sic) be proud of.  Always eager to learn, she brings home trivia books, databases, and what-have-you to digest before bedtime.  Her friends have to constantly listen to her nagging "Teach me this, teach me that."  Not only intelligent, this gal has looks to boot. 

  Former phone pal and one-time confidant.  Used to have a thing for Valerie Tan.  Used for visit his place a lot for reasons I now cannot remember.  Absolute clown with often epileptic fits of laughter but at the same time a dedicated student.  Nice guy all around.

     She's Marie Osmond to Stonibert's Donnie.  Total entertainers with a hint of...of...
     Rats, sounded poetic at the time.

    From Green & White yearbook: Jen's piano and high-tech keyboard are her life (even sleeps beside them!).  Metal girl  (Not the head banging type, just loves silver jewelry).  Has the poise of a supermodel.  Is attracted to violet objects (pati grape juice).  Childlike and mature at the  same time.  Falls for her crushes- hook, line and sinker.  A person who laughs at the corniest jokes (kaya masarap kasama) and has unique ability to shop kahit walang pera.  Loyal buddy to hang out with.  Always on the go (sa gimiks lang). 

WHAT IS OLIVE LIKE AS A FRIEND?
a) thoughtful   b) dependable    c) masungit    d) sweet

WHAT IS OLIVE'S IDEA OF A PASTTIME?
a) dancing alone in her room     b) shopping  c) harassing  friends     d) writing poetry & composing piano pieces

    From Green & White yearbook: Without effort, she draws the friendship, admiration and respect of those around her because of her simple and sweet nature.  She'll surprise you with her dedication and tickle you with her sense of humor.  She is the stranger you'd be curious about, the groupmate you'd die to have, the best friend you'd bare your soul to, the ideal girl you'd want to marry.  She is all that and more.  Sugar and spice 'n' all things nice... that's Philline.