The First of the MonicansOn April 2, 1950 SMA graduated its first batch of High school students, arrayed here in regal Elizabethan gowns and sat for this nearly 60 year-old photo. From the original 24, less than five survives today.
Left to right front row:
Liliosa Bigay-Aquino
Lourdes Bucela-Robosa
Monina Arroyo
Lilia Barreta
Helen Barrameda-Buena
Ofelia Magadia-Pilar
Ester Borja-Bibonia
Victoria Badiola-Briones
Remedios Imperial-Bernales
Rosa Baliuag
Liliosa Fajardo-Obrero
Isabel Gonzaga-Fajardo
Antonia Bigay-Lopez Dee
Left to right back row
Generosa Badiola
Concepcion Quintan-Badiola
Carmen Bañaga-Dimayakyak
Jovita Imperial-Garsiso
Romana Sanchez-General
Solidad Muños
Rufina Bibares-Balindan
Florentina Revilla-Bigay
Socorro Tirao-Badiola
Aurora Benosa-Zamudio
Concepcion Baesa-Razon
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Everyone's name is familiar but the only ones I remember most were neighbors Ofelia Magadia and Monina Arroyo, and my first cousin Carmen Banaga. What I remember about Victoria Badiola or Toying was when I came early for my piano lesson with Sor Presentacion and I heard her playing a piece by Chopin (I did not know this composer at that time) and the melody stayed with me.
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