Siquijor Waves

Siquijor Waves The official school publication of Siquijor Provincial Science High School

Attention, Siquiscians! 🌊 Dive into the digital edition of the vibrant SY 2023-2024 issue of the Siquijor Waves!
30/05/2024

Attention, Siquiscians!

🌊 Dive into the digital edition of the vibrant SY 2023-2024 issue of the Siquijor Waves!

What do you want to be when you grow up? 🤔 A question as old as time. But really, we, the Editorial Staff of the Siquijo...
18/05/2024

What do you want to be when you grow up? 🤔 A question as old as time. But really, we, the Editorial Staff of the Siquijor Waves, are genuinely curious to learn about the most popular career choices among our talented and ambitious students.

Join our quick survey below and let our Editorial Staff know what future paths you envision for yourselves. Whether it's exploring the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, soaring in the realms of Humanitarian and Social Studies, blazing trails in Accountancy, Business, and Management, or diving into the depths of other fields, we want to hear from you!

The survey results will be shared both on this page and in our school newspaper for everyone to access and stay informed.

We are conducting this survey to gain insights into the career interests of the students at Siquijor Provincial Science High School.

12/05/2024
SPSHS elects new SSLG officersBy: Lorraine Herta M. LuedtkeSiquijor, Philippines- Siquijor Provincial Science High Schoo...
10/05/2024

SPSHS elects new SSLG officers
By: Lorraine Herta M. Luedtke

Siquijor, Philippines- Siquijor Provincial Science High School (SPSHS) commenced its Supreme Student Learners Government(SSLG) elections on May 6, pursuant to DM-OUOPS-2024-11-02487 dated March 25.

Mrs. Caroline Cayongcong- SSLG Adviser, in her post, thanked the SPSHS COMEA headed by Mr. Mitchival Muncada for a successful conduct of the election.

The following are the elected candidates:

President: Prince Jaesar E. Honculada
Vice-President: Augustus Gabriell A. Maniquez
Secretary: Krizza Blaise J. Monte
Treasurer: Lorraine Herta M. Luedtke
Auditor: Guil Kristoff A. Clarete
PIO: Paul Richard C. Lagare
Peace Officer: Jillian S. Casil

Representatives:
G8: Sapphera D. Laranjo
G9: Venice Dawn D. Girasol
G10: Kyla Marie A. Baliling
G12 STEM: Shyra A. Dandoy
G12 HUMSS: Cassie Alynor B. Magsayo
G12 ABM: Nazrene C. Fua

"To all who placed their trust in me for the peace officer position, your support is my strength,” Casil, an independent candidate, shared her winning statement.

“From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to our dear Siquiscians for choosing SIHAY Partylist to lead the way towards change for our school,” Lagare, member of the winning partylist, added.

The SSLG organization serves as practices that will meaningfully support learners’ initiatives and respond to various contexts.

SPSHS Campus Journalists triumph at DSPC 2024 By: Lorraine Herta M. LuedtkeThe Campus Journalists of Siquijor Provincial...
12/01/2024

SPSHS Campus Journalists triumph at DSPC 2024
By: Lorraine Herta M. Luedtke

The Campus Journalists of Siquijor Provincial Science High School (SPSHS) triumphed at the Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) 2024 on January 9, 2024, at Candaping National High School.

23 journalists received awards during the said event.

The following journalists are:

Individual Category

Nean Therese Manginsay - 1st Place (Copyreading and Headline Writing - English)
Coach: Jenilyn Daniel

Paul Richard Lagare- 1st Place (Editorial Column Writing - English)
Coach: Shiela Degrano

Leigh Margaret Bahian - 1st Place (Editorial Cartooning - English)
Coach: Jenilyn Daniel

Freychelle Maye A*o - 2nd Place (Feature Writing - English
Coach: Shiela Degrano

Liza May Bantugan - 2nd Place (Sports Writing - English)
Coach: Kriscela Buhisan

Lorraine Herta Luedtke - 3rd Place (News Writing- English)
Coach: Kriscela Buhisan

Jareend Claire Bahian - 5th Place (Photo Journalism- English)
Coach: Jenilyn Daniel

Ashley Joy Angot - 1st Place (News Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Rodson Jumalon

Dhel Sue Cabiara - 1st Place (Editorial Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Christine Marchan

Ardane Faith Bulagao - 1st Place (Copyreading and Headline Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Rodson Jumalon

Shyra Dandoy - 1st Place (Editorial Column Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Christine Marchan

Jurist Lenon Jaicten - 2nd Place (Feature Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Rodson Jumalon

Jay Ann Stefanie Suicano - 2nd Place (Editorial Cartooning - Filipino)
Coach: Rodson Jumalon

Jehan Joane Jumalon - 2nd Place (Sports Writing - Filipino)
Coach: Rodson Jumalon

Team Category

Radio Broadcasting and Scriptwriting (Filipino) - 1st Place

Composed of:
Ryll Jude Maghinay - Best Anchor
Katrina Bation - Best News Presenter
Ariane Isabel Catiloc
Trustin Shan Bagundol
Alyssa Angela Dela Peña
Coach: Christine Marchan

Special awards:
Best Script
Best Technical Application

Radio Broadcasting and Scriptwriting (English) - 2nd Place

Composed of:
Alyssa Gwen Bonilla
Josh Mathew Perales
Jesseniah Faye Tumapon
Shania Shane Degrano
Earl Margaret Nemenzo
Coach: Shiela Degrano

Special Award: Best Script

18 Journalists will qualify for the Regional Schools Press Conference(RSPC).

Final details about the exact location and schedule for the RSPC are yet to be announced.

Photo Edited by: Jim B. Suan

Breaking News: SPSHS Campus Journalists Excel at District Schools Press Conference 2023By: Lorraine Herta M. LuedtkeVict...
11/12/2023

Breaking News: SPSHS Campus Journalists Excel at District Schools Press Conference 2023
By: Lorraine Herta M. Luedtke

Victory!

The Campus Journalists of Siquijor Provincial Science High School triumphed their way to the Division level at the recently concluded District 1 Schools Press Conference held at Cang-alwang NHS, Tongo, Siquijor, Siquijor on December 11, 2023.

28 Journalists received awards during the said press conference. Receiving the individual championship title are Augustus Maniquez (Editorial Writing-English), Dhel Sue Cabiara (Editorial Writing-Filipino), Lorraine Herta Luedtke (News Writing-English), Ashley Joy Angot (News Writing-Filipino), Paul Richard Lagare (Editorial-Column Writing), Ethan Paculba (Science and Technology Writing-English), Prince Jaesar Honculada (Science and Technology Writing-Filipino), Liza May Bantugan (Sports Writing-English), Jehan Joane Jumalon (Sports Wriitng-Filipino), Jareend Claire Bahian (Photo Journalism-English), Jim Suan (Photo Journalism-Filipino), Jay Ann Stefanie Suicano (Editorial Cartooning-Filipino), Nean Therese Manginsay (Copy Reading and Headline Writing-English), Ardane Faith Bulagao (Copy Reading and Headline Writing-Filipino).

Moreover, Jesseniah Faye Tumapon, Shania Shane Degrano, Earl Margaret Nemenzo, Alyssa Gwen Bonilla, and Josh Mathew Perales(Radio Broadcasting-English) along with Katrina Bation, Ariane Isabel Catiloc, Trustin Shan Bagundol, Ryll Jude Maghinay, and Alyssa Angela Dela Peña (Radio Broadcasting-Filipino) bagged the top position and minor awards for the team category.

Four of the journalists secured second place for their respective categories, namely: Shyra Dandoy (Column Writing-Filipino), Freychelle Maye A*o (Feature Writing-English), Jurist Lenon Jaicten (Feature Writing-Filipino), and Leigh Margaret Bahian (Editorial Cartooning-English).

All 28 journalists will qualify for the Division Level, which will be held on January 9, 2024, at Candaping National High School.

Photo Edited by: Jim B. Suan

Breaking News: Team Siquisci advances to RSTF 2023By: Augustus Gabriell A. ManiquezSIQUIJOR, Philippines - Students from...
19/11/2023

Breaking News: Team Siquisci advances to RSTF 2023
By: Augustus Gabriell A. Maniquez

SIQUIJOR, Philippines - Students from Siquijor Provincial Science High School (SPSHS) will proceed to the regional level of the Science and Technology Fair to be held in Cebu, after securing their spots on the shortlist.

The regional-bound students consist of Ethan Paculba in Physical Science Individual Category; Augustus Maniquez, Alyssa Dela Peña, and Yasmien Nano in Robotics and Intelligent Machines (RIM) Team Category; Ritz Duhaylungsod in RIM Individual Category; Georgina Quidlat, Norlyn Suan, and Ariel Lomoljo in Innovation Project Expo Team Category; Jareend Claire Bahian in Innovation Project Expo Individual Category; Nean Therese Manginsay, Ardane Faith Bulagao, and Miguel Luis Jumawan in Mathematical and Computational Science Team Category; and Dominic Mabayambang in Mathematical and Computational Science Individual Category.

"So, let's celebrate the success of the 8 (6 Science and 2 Math) qualifiers and appreciate the hard work of the remaining 5 little ducks. They all made a splash in their own unique way, reminding us that every quackin' effort counts,” Education Program Supervisor - Science, Nicarter B. Lomocso said in a post.

Final details about the exact location and schedule of the Regional Fair are yet to be announced.

Photo Captured by: Ryll Jude D. Maghinay
Photo Edited by: Jim B. Suan

SPSHS Starts Limited Face-to-Face Classes for Grade 12 StudentsBy: Kylemaxinne B. PanzoLimited face-to-face classes have...
23/03/2022

SPSHS Starts Limited Face-to-Face Classes for Grade 12 Students
By: Kylemaxinne B. Panzo

Limited face-to-face classes have officially started in Siquijor Provincial Science High School for Grade 12 students on March 21, 2022 after almost two years of modular learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

After a month of gathering vaccine cards and preparing rooms with barriers, signages, thermal scanners, and repairs, Grade 12 students can now personally meet with their classmates and teachers can conduct classes. The school passed the requirements and guidelines set by the IATF and the Department of Education.

Prior to this, a simulation video was created on March 17, 2022 with 16 senior high school students and was presented in a reorientation meeting with the parents of Grade 12 students on the following day.

Each section is divided into two groups and are scheduled to attend in alternating weeks, with classes ending at noon, until the end of the school year. As of now, students from the first groups are attending classes for the first week.

Euphoria: An Analysis on the Critically Acclaimed HBO SeriesBy: Lyzelle Marie L. OmictinSam Levinson's Euphoria shone th...
17/03/2022

Euphoria: An Analysis on the Critically Acclaimed HBO Series
By: Lyzelle Marie L. Omictin

Sam Levinson's Euphoria shone through amongst the rubble left in the wake of Riverdale and 13 Reasons Why. Euphoria dealt with tragic plotlines and dark characters where every episode was a cinematic journey. It was bold, fierce, and fast-paced yet it navigated through the characters' relationships with intricacy only rivalled by written novels. It may only be 8 episodes long from each season, but Euphoria has already made a huge impact. The HBO show focuses on a group of teenagers, all whose lives intertwine with each other. It looks at each of their individual stories and the struggles they face on a daily basis. The series has been commended for the reality it shows, as high school sometimes is not as simple as it looks.

Euphoria was a show based in a town where everything that could go wrong had. It dealt with a lot of problems experienced by Gen-Z through the characters who dealt with drugs, abuse, manipulation, self-harm, gender dysphoria, toxic relationships, and absentee parents. Each characters had to deal with problems that emerged out of their shortcomings. It is a deconstructive acid trip of human dysfunction outlined by visceral music and some worthy performances. The show's protagonist, 17-year-old Rue played by Zendaya, is an empathetic, sometimes deplorable, vaguely hilarious drug addict who, fresh off a stint in rehab, narrates the whole ordeal. All the emotions, feelings, and trauma experienced by each character were transposed onto the audience. This is what made the show so real and so good, as the audience get to feel the characters' realities, fatalities, and shortcomings. No matter how small or large an event or experience might be, it has a lasting impact on a person's psyche, and that's exactly what Euphoria's character sketches displayed.

That's what I really admire with the whole concept of Euphoria - they are not a show that sugarcoats the stories. They show the audience what it's like to be a teenager with past trauma, drugs, partying, relationships, harms of social media, familial problems, and all of the other central issues within the show. I loved the show for its external value, but it took me a second watch to really grasp how much this show has changed mainstream media. These are the type of shows that are going to shape our culture and allow for more topics of conversation that were once shunned in the media.

SPSHS Provides Financial Help to Typhoon Odette VictimsBy: Rosette Ann B. GapolTyphoon Odette (Rai) made a landfall in t...
09/03/2022

SPSHS Provides Financial Help to Typhoon Odette Victims
By: Rosette Ann B. Gapol

Typhoon Odette (Rai) made a landfall in the Visayas region at midnight on Friday, December 17, 2021. Torrential rainfall, strong gusts, flooding and storm surges were experienced in those area during that time. Negros Oriental's towns were devastated by the typhoon, which wreaked havoc.

The Supreme Student Government of SPSHS, headed by Ms. Francine Rhufille Boco, joined the donation drive organized by the Division Office of Siquijor for the typhoon victims in Negros Oriental. They were able to collect a total of Php 3500.00 as of December 29, 2021, which was a huge help for our brothers and sisters who were severely affected by the typhoon.

Without the cooperation and kindness of the Siquicians, the donation drive would not have been a success. The SSG intends to raise even more funds for various causes by holding further donation drives moving forward.

May we continue to assist and care for our fellow Filipinos. Without a doubt, Filipinos are capable of surviving the storms of life when faced together with the will of altruism.

Siquiscian tops 3rd in 10th ASEAN Reg'l Online Quizby: Ardane Faith BulagaoWinning a competition or a contest is an othe...
21/02/2022

Siquiscian tops 3rd in 10th ASEAN Reg'l Online Quiz
by: Ardane Faith Bulagao

Winning a competition or a contest is an otherworldly experience. Participating in any contest is one thing, but coming out as a winner feels like conquering a battle already.

Jehan Joane M. Jumalon, a student of Siquijor Provincial Science High School, took third place in the 10th ASEAN Regional Online Quiz, which was held virtually via ZOOM on Thursday; February 17, 2022. Her coach, Mrs. Caroline Cayongcong, and assistant coach, Mrs. Marina Gilsa Castillon, are with her during the competition; as well as the supportive school head, Mr. Arvin Magpiong, and the EPS in Social Studies, Mrs. Arlene Buhian. Ms. Ainnie Caracol and Mr. Francis Jude Bantilan Lumingkit were also there as well as the complete technical support staff.

"The preparation was just in a short period of time. Knowing that internet connectivity is sometimes a problem here in our island, we were worried that I might be disconnected from the ZOOM meeting during the quiz proper. Luckily, ITs from both our school and the division of Siquijor did their best to ensure that I can continue the quiz without any internet connectivity problems. My coaches guided and helped me throughout the whole journey. My family and friends also supported and motivated me. All praise and glory belongs to God," Jumalon said.

The ASEAN Quiz brings together ASEAN youth from all over the region and aims to foster the spirit of healthy competition among them in a friendly quiz game that exposes them to ASEAN cultural, political, economic and social information.

The victory of the SiquiScian was a source of pride for both the school and the Division of Siquijor.

SPSHS marks its Silver Anniversary with the induction of new GPTA officersBy: Kylemaxinne PanzoSiquijor Provincial Scien...
18/02/2022

SPSHS marks its Silver Anniversary with the induction of new GPTA officers
By: Kylemaxinne Panzo

Siquijor Provincial Science High School celebrates its Silver Anniversary on December 1, 2021, with the theme: “A quarter of a century of sharing accomplishments and of recognizing tremendous growth amidst the pandemic,” along with the induction of the new GPTA officers in the school gymnasium.

The event began with a holy mass. After which, the second part of the program was then formally opened by the former PTA president. It was proceeded with the turn-over ceremony with a message from the guest speaker and SPSHS alumnus Engr. Marvin D. Espina Jr. and the new set of GPTA officers were then inducted by the Siquijor District’s supervisor, Mr. Levi S. Macahig.

The new PTA President, Mr. Neil J. Opo, shared his first message, addressing matters that needed to be solved and asked for the continual support of the stakeholders and of the staff.

Ms. Anna Rose M. Cabasag, the school principal, went on to share her acknowledgments and addressed her departure as Siquijor Provincial Science High School’s head teacher. The fellowship lunch followed right after to conclude the program.

Siquijor Provincial Science High School commemorates its 25th Founding Anniversary Online By: Kenan Luke FTT TanSiquijor...
18/02/2022

Siquijor Provincial Science High School commemorates its 25th Founding Anniversary Online
By: Kenan Luke FTT Tan

Siquijor Provincial Science High School commemorates its 25th Founding Anniversary Online on November 28, 2021, with the theme: “A quarter of a century of sharing accomplishments and of recognizing tremendous growth amidst the pandemic.”

The pandemic brought setbacks to our education and health going forward but that did not stop Siquiscians to remember the day of founders and significance that the school has lent to the community. In remembrance to the date and with the accordance of the pandemic protocol Siquiscians brought the celebration online through facebook, with the guidance of the 2021-2022 Supreme Student Government officials. Students were required to use the SPSHS 25th Founding Day frame designed by the Creative Media Club along with a caption "What Siquisci Taught Me" showing the liberty of a true Siquiscian. The student government alongside the Social Studies Club held an online photo essay activity and online bingo to give entertainment on the day of remembrance.

We are remotely away from each other, nevertheless, we as Siquiscians still feel together in the sense of celebrating our 25th Founding Day of Siquijor Provincial Science High School. Siquiscians are proud and loud with the hashtags , and lastly .

SSG Officers turn words into actionsby: Nean Therese ManginsayThe Siquijor Provincial Science High School Supreme Studen...
16/02/2022

SSG Officers turn words into actions
by: Nean Therese Manginsay

The Siquijor Provincial Science High School Supreme Student Government Officers proved that they can turn words into actions by putting their action plan into effect during the first half of the school year.

The student leaders together with the school's teachers and students, made significant progress as they ticked off some of the projects on their list. The projects include a virtual flag ceremony and Oratio Imperata every Monday, the formation of school clubs, and the expansion of the flagpole.

Recently, SPSHS Supreme Student Government started a new project called the “G.R.E.E.N. Thumbs, Raise it Up”, where GREEN stands for Grabbing Rational Environmental Efforts and Neatness. This project encouraged students to plant a tree or vegetable in their garden, front yard, or backyard and to do simple cleaning of their surroundings where the promotion of proper waste disposal and a clean household environment is exhibited.
With hard work, dedication, and unity, these were made possible in less than a year.

"It's been a few months since we were elected as the officers of the Supreme Student Government. We have already accomplished some events in our Action Plan; thus, we will continue to do just that. Our GREEN Thumbs project, which we are currently working with the MAPEH and Creative Media Clubs, is aiming to produce an ingenious music video. Our weekly flag ceremony and Oratio Imperata will also continue for the rest of the school year. We, in the Supreme Student Government, vow to still be of service to Siquiscians by upholding our virtue and providing them with exciting events that no one would even dare miss," said Francine Rhufille Boco, SSG President.

This Valentine's Day, we have received a number of submissions but only a few have exceeded and surmounted the rest. May...
14/02/2022

This Valentine's Day, we have received a number of submissions but only a few have exceeded and surmounted the rest. May these literary works resonate with you as you think about all the love and the loss and the art it took for you to get here. Happy Valentine's Day. You are loved. You are appreciated. You are enough.

Apiag bags award at 2021 Regional Online Festival of Talentsby: Raiza Myrrh ApiagWith sheer talent and wholehearted dedi...
11/02/2022

Apiag bags award at 2021 Regional Online Festival of Talents
by: Raiza Myrrh Apiag

With sheer talent and wholehearted dedication to the craft, Apiag excelled in the 2021 Regional Online Festival of Talents, with the theme, “Demonstrating Resiliency of Learners During COVID-19 Pandemic through Showcasing of Skills and Talents in the Culture and the Art, and Technology.”

Raiza Myrrh Apiag, a student from Grade 12- Darwin, emerged victorious as she bagged third-place in the Oratorical Speech Competition for Population Development category. The winners of the said competition were named on November 29, 2021. Apiag was mentored by Mrs. Caroline Cayongcong.

This triumph was preceded with another victory during the 2021 Division Online Festival of Talents. Apiag secured the gold medal, giving her the privilege to represent the Division of Siquijor in the 2021 Online RFOT. In the same competition, Nean Therese Manginsay, with her coach Mrs. Christine Marchan, got the silver medal in the Pinaghandaang Talumpati category.

It was a sweet moment of triumph as she not only brought pride to the school but also proved that SiquiScian excellence does not cower in the face of adversities.

To celebrate the day of hearts, it is also time to feel the highs of our feelings.We often grab our journals and noteboo...
09/02/2022

To celebrate the day of hearts, it is also time to feel the highs of our feelings.

We often grab our journals and notebooks and scribble endlessly once we feel like bursting at the seams for feeling too much. We cling to art and words to let our emotions out in fountains of ink and papers.

Share your thoughts and feelings through your art and literary works. Let your creativity run wild while thinking back to that last heartbreak or that last moment that made you smile.

Submit your literary works on the link below and embrace the beauty of art this Valentine's Day.

Link: https://forms.gle/EQ9tf2UmSSymdXmBA

Panzo Uplifts the Pride of SPSHSby: Rio del MarKylemaxinne Panzo proves a Siquiscian can achieve great heights despite t...
09/02/2022

Panzo Uplifts the Pride of SPSHS
by: Rio del Mar

Kylemaxinne Panzo proves a Siquiscian can achieve great heights despite the hurdles that come with our new normal situation. Panzo has received the bronze award in the Senior Secondary Group for her remarkable achievement during the Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad 2021, Heat Round, which took place last June 13, 2021.

Trailing on the same spot, she is also appointed to receive the bronze award as she has participated in the Philippine International Mathematical Olympiad, Heat Round, coached by Mrs. Alma B. Panzo last April 11, 2021. The math wizard narrates that her victory in the said competition is credited to her coach, who mentored her with empowering assistance.

Panzo’s achievement has made the Division of Siquijor, especially Siquijor Provincial Science High School, quite jubilant, as she has showcased her knowledge and excellence.

22 Songs to Welcome 2022 (spoiler: probably too much taylor swift)by: Francine Rhufille P. Boco1. 22 by Taylor Swift. No...
04/01/2022

22 Songs to Welcome 2022
(spoiler: probably too much taylor swift)
by: Francine Rhufille P. Boco

1. 22 by Taylor Swift. Now how could we ever forget this song? If you're not playing this at New Year's eve while the clock strikes 12:00 midnight while you're jumping around because you're happy, free, confused, and lonely at the same time, then kindly get yourself checked. This song perfectly encapsulates the magical feeling of entering 2022--𝘐 𝘥𝘰𝘯'𝘵 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸 𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘐'𝘮 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 22--while we don't know the things that may happen this year, but at least we're dancing to this bop.

2. All Too Well (10 minute version) (Taylor's Version). From the vault track of Taylor Swift's Red (Taylor's Version) is perfect for crying your heart out this 2022, whether it's a bad day, a break-up, or you just want something to cry to. With even more heart-wrenching verses and bridges will surely leave you breathless and sobbing, making 10 minutes even feel like sixty seconds.

3. PTT by LOONA. Honestly, it is a crime for LOONA to still be underrated despite delivering a bop like this one. This song will surely pump your blood up making you want to paint the whole town.

4. Run (feat. Ed Sheeran) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault). It's perfectly normal to daydream about running away with the love of your life especially when you're accompanying it with an acoustic guitar and amazing vocals from Taylor and Ed. You just know you're getting to a good place even just by daydreaming.

5. Habang Buhay by Zack Tabudlo. This is for the hopeless romantics out there. A Zack Tabudlo specialty it is to make us swoon over sweet lyrics, probably wondering when our pang-Habang Buhay will come.

6. Clean by Taylor Swift. 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘥𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘴𝘵--as you welcome this new year, it is also crucial to remember the drought that tortured you in 2021. It might have been ugly, dirty, you must have looked for water everywhere but found none. This song perfectly encapsulates the waiting and the patience for the rain to come, finally washing you clean.

7. Lowkey by NIKI. It's such a shame that I only found out about this song but I guess it stayed true to its essence--being lowkey. NIKI's vocals are incredibly soothing plus the romantic possibility of having a lowkey yet not discreet relationship while dodging tabloids is, let's be honest, exciting and one of our favourite daydreams so far.

8. Savage by aespa. We all know aespa for their savagery, killer visuals, and powerful vocals. Vibing to this song at the start of 2022 might just unleash the Savage inside of you and crush everything that stands in your way.

9. Fearless (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift. Let's altogether manifest for a fearless 2022 while vibing to this classic. The gentle piano that builts up to a crescendo, making you appreciate the beauty of spontaneity and first loves and being on that shotgun seat. 𝘊𝘢𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘐 𝘥𝘰𝘯'𝘵 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸 𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘪𝘵 𝘨𝘦𝘵𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘵𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘮𝘺 𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘥𝘳𝘢𝘨 𝘮𝘦 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵 𝘧𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴.

10. Telepath by Conan Gray. The first few beats and slapping of drums are kinda reminiscent to an 80's pop beat which makes it have this nostalgic vibe to it. Conan Gray's vocals and lyricism are just always on-point even turning a song about a toxic relationship into one of the best songs I'd love to dance to in a disco with mirrorballs and flickering lights. Telepath has that magic.

11. Smokin Out The Window by Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, Silk Sonic. Let's be honest here. We just love Bruno Mars and Silk Sonic's iconic collabs. The empowered and independent woman in me is not entirely cool about letting a man pay for my rent and my diamonds but if that man is Bruno Mars, then okay highway, he can pay for it alright.

12. Shake It Off by Taylor Swift. While we are still waiting for the Taylor's Version of this classic party bop, we can play CDs in our living room and pretend it's 2014. Seriously, we have to shake off the negativity and the bad vibes 2021 has thrown at us. There's no place for all of that in 2022 so we gotta shake it all off.

13. Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) by Edison Lighthouse. This 1970's song will just make you feel so giddy and in love and positive that you will be getting that one-for-the-books love story in 2022. Everything about the 70's is cool and well this song is of course just as cool as it is a hidden gem.

14. Life Goes On by BTS. From the title itself, life really does go on. This song is a reminder for all of us to sit back and enjoy the ride of life even when sometimes we're just in the backseat, not in control of things, and just watching by the window as we pass by life like a movie reel at the sidelines.

15. Money by LISA. 𝘐 𝘤𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘥𝘳𝘰𝘱 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘺 𝘥𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘮𝘺 𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘺. Oh how we love to manifest. Claim all the positive energy coming your way as we confidently sing and manifest that this is the year we're going to be rich sans the shopee and lazada checkouts.

16. People Watching by Conan Gray. Another year and we're still single. A song for all of us single bells out there. There is actually no shame to be single right now because I could only imagine how hard it is to date in the middle of a pandemic (yes we're still in the midddle of a panorama). Someday I'll be falling without caution, but for now I'm only people watching.

17. Leaves BEN&BEN. 𝘓𝘦𝘢𝘷𝘦𝘴 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘴𝘰𝘰𝘯 𝘨𝘳𝘰𝘸 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘣𝘦 𝘢𝘭𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦. Ben&Ben was right. All will be alright in time. Look at you. You survived another year and you're still here. It's funny how everything just actually fell into their right places, right?

18. Omo by Donnalyn. 𝘖𝘮𝘰 𝘰𝘯 𝘮𝘺 𝘰𝘸𝘯. 𝘋𝘪 𝘬𝘰 𝘴𝘢𝘴𝘢𝘣𝘪𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘣𝘪𝘭𝘪 𝘮𝘰 𝘬𝘰 𝘯𝘰'𝘯. 𝘋𝘪 𝘬𝘰 𝘴𝘢𝘴𝘢𝘣𝘪𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘣𝘪𝘭𝘪 𝘮𝘰 𝘬𝘰 𝘯𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘯. (squeals) The amount of empowerment this song gives me is just wow. I love everything about this song from the lyrics to the beat to the rap. Everything just screams so expensive. It is a ritual to listen to this before answering my modules because I know someday I am going to be rich and I am going to buy it all on my own.

19. Amakabogera by Maymay Entrata. Another song for the empowered ladies. This fierce song from Maymay is just indeed powerful and fiery. Just by listening to this song, it just makes me even more powerful that I could conquer the world.

20. New Year's Day by Taylor Swift. It is a yearly tradition to listen to this song every New Year's. The gentle piano and Taylor's soothing voice make you anticipate and hope for a better new year with the ones who will be cleaning up bottles with you even when there's glitter on the floor after the party.

21. Hey There, Delilah by Plain White T's. 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘣𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘺𝘰𝘶'𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘣𝘭𝘢𝘮𝘦. Plain White T's Hey There Delilah will never ever get old. Tom Higgenson, a member of the band wrote this song for a girl he met in a party but apparently was already in a relationship. Nevertheless, he still promised to write a song about her, and that he did. The song didn't get Tom the girl, but they've both enjoyed the ride (Genius.com). This song actually puts us into a perspective that some things will just never be in our way and it's just the way things will ever be. We just have to accept and live by even if the world might never ever be the same.

22. Shut Up and Dance by WALK THE MOON. What a perfect way to end this playlist. A timeless bop that still surely makes us shut up dance every time we hear it. Twenty twenty-two is the dance floor we are yet to explore and all we have to do is to shut up and dance our way through it.

Siquijor Waves Surges Backby: May B. MartinezIt has been a long low tide experience for us. Now, the moon is at its peri...
03/01/2022

Siquijor Waves Surges Back
by: May B. Martinez

It has been a long low tide experience for us. Now, the moon is at its perigee, and the long-awaited high tide has come for us with gushing waves. Waves that are driven by enthusiasts' hopes and dreams. Waves that propel to deliver breaking news and latest information revolving around the activities of the SPSHS institution, and current issues and events of the nation. Carrying the purpose of a journalist, Siquijor Waves returns to the journalism scene.

This school year, the official school paper of SPSHS, Siquijor Waves, reactivates after more than a year at a stall with a new set of campus journalists who will exhibit their writing skills through journalistic approaches. The campus journalists would not be the only ones to play a part in the school paper's development, students of SPSHS who have the inclination to compose creative, academic, technical, and journalistic writing will also be able to participate as contributors. Sharing the advocacy of access to information with the power to cause change, Siquijor Waves will be published on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. SPSHS, once again, soars high to offer unbiased and matter-of-fact articles with Siquijor Waves. Reactivation with a unified means to share factual and objective news, Siquijor Waves sets sail to the endless sea of information.

This milestone would have been impeded if it weren’t for the incessant encouragement of Mrs. Shiela B. Degrano, who ignited the journalism spirit within the editorial staff of Siquijor Waves. The constituents of the said staff are Francine Rhufille P. Boco, Editor-in-Chief; Raiza Myrrh A. Apiag, May B. Martinez, Rio del Mar, Neanah Therese Manginsay, Ardane Faith R. Bulagao, and Rosette Ann Gapol, writers; and Kylemaxinne B. Panzo, Kenan Luke FTT S. Tan, and Jhonfrancis Lumingkit, graphic artists. The whole editorial staff is supervised by the ever ardent and dynamic duo of school paper advisers, Mrs. Sheila B. Degrano and Mrs. Cristine V. Marchan.

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