December 2013

Good morning, everyone!

For us LET passers, this success, our success is not a one-man show. Many significant others have

made indispensable contributions worthy to be mentioned on this important event.

First and foremost, let us be grateful to the Almighty One for calling us to this noble vocation, of

being formators of our young minds. I would like to personally thank Him for providing me strength

and guidance during what I believe was one of the toughest four months of my life;

To our parents and family for their unceasing support and encouragement for us to keep going and

reach our goal of passing the LET and hopefully find a place under the sun. Personally, to my parents

who were never short of their prayers for me to make it;

To our respective schools, to Xavier University, our teachers and mentors, thank you for your

guidance, and for equipping us with the necessary knowledge, skills, and values that we need;

To my fellow classmates, review buddies, and LET passers, may I humbly request you to (please rise)

to honor our respective schools, our teachers, and administrators, our parents, and guardians, and

one another for this huge milestone in our lives which we could not have achieved without them. Let

us give them and one another a big round of applause!

As entrants to what is considered to be mankinds noblest profession, it is my hope that we could

perform our vital role in nation building. According to John Adams, a Teacher is a maker of man.

He is foundation of all Education, and thus of the whole civilization of mankind, present and future.

No nation reconstruction is possible without the active cooperation of the teacher. May we always

nurture this thought in our minds and hearts.

Thank you. All for the greater glory of God.

Ma. Feliza Anne Bridgit C. Damasing

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