Quarterlies are Over

But my life isn't yet, apparently. I was next to hoping it was, but, ah, I thought that this has always been my style.

Mr. De Ramon visited school last Thursday. If you don't know who he is, let me give you a quick flash back then:

He was my algebra teacher, and he was my class adviser last year. He was fun, the type you can feed a biscuit to, mid lecture. He was the one would would jump of the platform, pretending to be Spiderman, when the class was starting to get bored. He was that college professor, who came to a humble--or not so--high school, to teach mathematics. He was the one who manages to make the hardest exams, to which we always manage to make the highest of grades.

He was that teacher, whom I cried over for four days, when I found out that he was leaving our school, to go teach at a Science High School.

Anyway...back to the present. He came to school last Thursday to pick up his son. I told him I think I was going to fail, or I'll be out of the honors, but he said I'll jump back. He said that it was my style. He recalled that last year, I had really bad grades in the first quarter (or quartermester, however you prefer calling it) but turned out to be the first honor in the last quarter.

And yeah, I remembered that too.

So for the sake of saying, "I hate myself", I'll post my scores up.

Scores are arranged from the best to the worst news of the century.

Geometry - 98.89% (Highest mark of the batch.)
Advanced Algebra - 96.00% (Highest mark of the batch.)
Chemistry - 76.00% (Second highest mark of the class.)
English - 70.00%
World History - 68.75%
Filipino - 60.00%


As for Christian Morality class, the exams results will be revealed--for the sake of suspense--this Tuesday. I'm quite scared, considering that this was the second-to-hardest exam that has ever existed in the history of my Junior year.

And, just for the record, the hardest would be English, since only 15/42 of us passed.

I didn't post the actual scores. Instead, I showed them by percent. You see, the passing mark is 60.00%. And as you can see in Filipino, I just passed. Actually, I was supposedly 58.57%. But after a recounting and rechecking of the exam papers, we managed to find a correction, and I had an added score.

Thank God.

But still, the only grades I'm happy about are for the two math classes.