School Year: 2023 – 2024
The event aimed to empower students in selecting 1 to 2 clubs that are convenient for them to nurture their abilities in alignment with personal preferences and foster an environment of self-discovery and active participation in extracurricular activities.
“Choose wisely in this attracting clubs and choose what’s more convenient for us,” urged Mrs. Teresa Angeles, the Principal of FEURR, during her introduction, encouraging students to make selections that align with their interests and passions.
Her encouraging words sparked a sense of empowerment among the students, fostering an atmosphere of self-discovery and active participation in clubs that would enhance their skills and enrich their overall educational experience.
The program commenced with the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, followed by the presentation of the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas. The Panatang Makabayan concluded with the FEUR Vision and Mission statement.
As the introduction ended, a group of Senior High School students from 12 – HUMSS A performed a captivating folk dance that left the audience in awe of their performance.
After the spectacular performance of HUMSS A, diverse clubs geared up to outshine fellow FEURR students with a magnificent runway. The vibrant and enchanting atmosphere of the Arts Club, inspired by the colorful and blooming essence of Panagbenga, unfolded like a blossoming tapestry of creativity, inviting students into a world where art and nature are seamlessly intertwined. Their booth and arch were adorned with vibrant flowers, creating a captivating spectacle that beckoned from a distance.
Following the Arts showcase, the Dance Club took the stage with electrifying energy, rhythm, and passion. It highlighted an extraordinary introduction as they danced with their club moderator, Roger Onelan, capturing the FEURR students’ attention.
“Maligayang kapistahan, tamaraws! Ako si Roger Onelan, ang kumakatawan sa pangkat na mahilig sa sayawan, Dance club!” Mr. Onelan declared as he proudly boasts his club, leaving an awe to learners, encouraging them to join.
Next up, after the Dance Club finished their spectacular introduction, the Anime Club stole the stage with their fantastic runway and costumes, making everybody amazed by their creativity.
“Konnichiwa! Are you interested in cosplaying or anime? So, what are you waiting for? Join now in the Anime Club!” exclaimed their representative with an adorable voice that left the listeners stunned and excited to embark on the beautiful adventure ahead.
Next in line, The Mathrix Club showcased a brilliant convergence of intellect and style as their members strutted down with their club moderator, Mr. Henry Wong Jr., with one of the club’s members dressed in a garment that flawlessly combines equations and cultural beauty, turning the traditional runway into a captivating symbol of the beauty found in mathematical precision and innovation.
“We never back down, we never surrender. All of you are welcome in our world full of numbers. Join us and be one of our math alphas. Mabuhay!” With infectious enthusiasm, Mr. Wong grabbed the microphone, introducing the club with genuine warmth and inviting all students to join in the exciting journey of the exhilarating realm of mathematics.
Mr. Henry Wong Jr., the Mathrix’s Club Moderator, stated in an interview that the costume worn by one of their club members was inspired by the festivities of the “Ati-Atihan” Festival and that they later added mathematical symbols visible on the model’s arms. He also stated that they chose the ” Ati-Atihan ” festival since the event was called “Club Fiesta.”
Amidst an atmosphere of curiosity and historical intrigue, the Young Historian Club’s runway unfolded, weaving a captivating narrative that invited members to enter the past and join an exciting journey of exploration, discovery, and shared passion for untold stories.
The Young Historian’s Club Moderator, Mr. Aaron Benavente, greeted the judges and students with “Magandang tanghali mga kababayan.” This was followed by a reenactment of “Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin,” one of the most famous moments in Philippine history, in which he tore a sedula while yelling, “Punitin ang sedula!”
Following an outstanding performance by the Young Historians members, a group of 12 – STEM A students surprised FEURR learners with a captivating Folk Dance Intermission, leaving various students in amazement.
After the fantastic performance of 12 STEM A students, the Techno Club claimed the spotlight, captivating the audience with their imaginative digital adventures and embarking students in awe as the Techno Club showcased their creativity, accompanied by stunning decor that enhanced the overall experience.
“Mabuhay Tamaraws! Iniimbitahan ko kayo kasama ang aking mga miyembro na sumali sa techno club para sa mga gustong maging streamer, matuto tungkol sa computer, at robotics hanggang sa masabi natin na; mama kakacomputer ko ‘to” urge their Club Moderator, Mr. Jorene “Jay” Apuya, warmly inviting FEURR students to seize new opportunities.
Following that, the Volleyball Club delivered a lively and captivating performance, highlighting a festival from Bulacan, the hometown of their club moderator, Mr. Lester Torres. The club’s members showcased their passion for the sport and celebrated the spirit of unity and athleticism, setting the stage for an exciting journey ahead.
“Halina’t sumama sa aming mga balibolista!” Mr. Torres said, along with Mrs. Domingo. With open arms and a shared love for the game, the Volleyball Club extended a warm invitation to all students, encouraging them to join the spirited community and embrace the joy of teamwork and sportsmanship on the court with enthusiasm radiating from every spike and set.
In a dazzling display of creativity and talent, the FEURR Gazette, Fitness Club, Media Arts Club, Science Club, Young Fashion Designers, Taekwondo Club, Speech Club, Techno Club, Table Tennis Club, Badminton Club, Music Society (FEURR Chorale, Strings & Percussions Club), Interact Club, and finally, the E-Sports Club each took center stage, presenting their distinctive runways that celebrated the diverse passions within our Tamaraw community.
Wrapping up the stunning club runways, official club registrations commenced. Students in the gymnasium eagerly signed up for their preferred clubs at their respected booths, each featuring unique attractions to entice and welcome enthusiastic participants.
As the club fiesta came to an end, the FEURRSC revealed the winners for Best in Club Booths and Best in Club Runways, with Ms. Danielle Dealagdon, the President of the FEURR Student Council, leading the announcement.
Emerging victorious in the Best Club Booth category, the FEU Roosevelt Rodriguez Senior Scout Movement took the lead, closely followed by the vibrant Arts Club in second place, and the Techno Club securing a noteworthy third position. Followed by the announcement of winners in the Club Runways; Infusing hope into every spike and set, the Volleyball Club claimed the title of Runway Champion, with the Dance Club securing the second spot and the Young Historians taking a commendable third place.
