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Class Prophecy JHS

The document describes a dream about the future careers and lives of the narrator and their former classmates from 2033. Many of their classmates have become successful in their fields like singing, engineering, cooking, news reporting, and dancing. The narrator's dream ends with them seeing their former adviser and realizing it was just a dream.

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Class Prophecy JHS

The document describes a dream about the future careers and lives of the narrator and their former classmates from 2033. Many of their classmates have become successful in their fields like singing, engineering, cooking, news reporting, and dancing. The narrator's dream ends with them seeing their former adviser and realizing it was just a dream.

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Class Prophecy

School Year 2017-2018


Kelly Mae G. Noe
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
The year was 2033. A time when tablets, touch screens and cyber shot digital cameras were a
thing of the past.
I was aboard a private jet going back to the Philippines, my home country. I was not one
of the passengers but as one of the crew of that flight. I have been working for the
Echevarria’s International Airlines, owned and managed by a good friend Captain Chris Andre
Echevarria. I was the head of her world class flight attendants. A day before that flight, I went
to a concert in Nevada with a brother, Engineer Josef Marcus Dolom, New York’s highest paid
Filipino Engineer. We watched Katrina Prixel Racho’s tenth solo concert in Nevada. Her
concert was entitled “Lula-by”.
Ms. Racho was doing great in her singing career; she had not forgotten to personally invite us
in her concerts. The enjoyment was not complete because Zedrhed Jeshen Quigod was not
able to attend the concert. She became very busy ever since she worked s the liaison office of
the Philippines to the World Bank.
I went out the cockpit to do the briefing to the passengers. I was shocked when I saw a
man staring at me. He did not inform me that I would be having a short reunion with the first
Filipino NBA players Marc Jacob Parcotilo, and John Clarence Lacerna . A thought cross my
mind “Dati-rati 12 ft. lang, ngayon NBA court na” We had a long chat until we landed in the
airport. We exchange our goodbyes and had to part ways.
After work, I planned to drop by at the mall to buy a bigger luggage and new clothes for
my weekend getaway. I was on my way to the department store when I saw a familiar face in
one of the magazines in a stall, where newspapers and magazines were displayed. The cover
of that fashion magazine was Mary Grace Baquiran . I stopped and bought one so I could read
the article about them. She was a now successful owner of a boutique in Japan and was
planning to put up a branch of it here in the Philippines since many Filipinos were going to
Japan just to buy in her store.
After shopping, I felt hungry. I noticed a newly opened restaurant in front of the mall---
Correa’s resto bar. I went inside to dine in. The waiter took my order right away. While
waiting, I noticed someone who went out from the kitchen. He must be the chef of the kitchen
with his outfit. He was talking to one of the diners and after shaking hands with the diner he
turned his back to me. It was Danilo Correa, a classmate way back at Saint Anthony de Padua
School. He seemed to recognize me. He offered himself a seat in front of me. He did not stay
long since he has to fulfill his job in the kitchen of his newly opened restaurant.
I decided to drive myself home. I turned on the television to CNN as I prepare my things
for tomorrow. It was awkward to see Mika Jesu Devez delivering a news about Margaret
Yalong, the secretary of defense in the Philippines, who went to the white house together
with 3-star Brig. General Chester Kylle Lucina and 3-star Brig. General Gerald James Etulle , to
have a courtesy call to the US president.
I woke up early the next day, ate my breakfast and asked my maid to load my things up
in the car. I started to drive to the airport. I slowed down when I saw the spotlight turning red.
While waiting for the “go” signal, my attention was caught by 3 familiar faces in the electronic
billboard. They were Juan Miguel Pascua and Kristalyn Aira Dela Cruz . The billboard was
promoting their world tour dance concert that will start next month.
Suddenly, my phone rang. It was Juliana Marie Esteban . She called to inform me he
could not fly to Paris since he will have an emergency meeting with the famous Nautical
Engineer, Sean Carlo Lucena. The good thing was he asked his co-pilot to be the one to take
me to Paris.
It didn’t take me long to arrive in the city of Lovers. I checked-in a hotel near the Eiffel
Tower, managed by an old friend James Kyle Rizol. After exchanging our hellos and goodbyes I
went to my suite to take some rest. I decided to take a short walk in the park in front of the
Eiffel Tower. There were lovers passing in the park. Out of nowhere I heard a sort of familiar
voice, “Ano ba yan ngayon pa nawalan ng ink” I opened my eyes and saw Ma’am Sharina Sara
Ocor or Ma’am Sha, our adviser. Writing her lesson plan and she ran out of ink. I realized
everything was just a dream. A dream I hope someday would come true.

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