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Oath Taking Ceremony Speech


Good morning fellow La Sallians! First and foremost, I would like to express my gratitude towards Dean Josephine De La Cerna and Ms. Barbara Lim for giving me the chance to share my testimony before each and every one of you. Moreover, to my exquisite mother, Rose Marie Biron – whose never-ending support fueled my passion and aspirations.

You might be wondering why I made this speech. I am not a topnotcher like Nadene and Argee. But I was asked by the aforementioned authorities to speak on behalf of those who self-reviewed and yet, was able to pass the board.

It seems nowadays that enrolling in a review center appears to be a ‘necessity’ in our nursing career – as confirmed by the fact that we even incorporated the ‘Nursing Review’ in our curriculum. I am not saying that we don’t need the review centers – in fact in one way we do – we need to REVIEW. Review in the sense that – if you still remember Ms. Salvani’s lecture, she would always tell us that research means “to search again”. In review, it entails us to “view our lessons again and again and again and again” until such time that the information will be embedded in our systems. We need to re-learn the things that we’ve encountered. The overwhelming pathophysiologies that would often leave our noses bleeding, the basic (and seemingly unending) cycle of the Nursing Process, and also the seemingly infinite diseases along with their corresponding diagnostics, care plans, and remedies.

As I ventured in my nursing “walk”, I saw the need to preserve the things that I’ve learned – to continually go over it. I didn’t study that I may get an excellent grade – I had a deeper motivation. I studied and gave my 110% so that I may honor my God and my parents; I studied so that I can encourage my clinical instructors that their toils and sacrifices are all worth it and also to exhibit that I did learn from their lessons; and more so, I studied so that I may set the standard, not just to go along with it.

I wasn’t feeling well when I took the board exam. The Influenza Virus had its way of showing me the signs and symptoms – firsthand. But the miracle is, whenever I received my test paper, something inside me is being refreshed – as if the virus is being sent into its hibernating mode. I was able to think clearly – even peacefully – and I was able to answer the questions. And that is how I conquered the NLE – not by might or power, but by the grace of God, the prayers of my mother and my family, the help of my closest friends – Jigs, Raisa, Robin, Mea, Christine Joy, Winny, Traci and the rest, and the preparatory measures that I took.

I am who I am because I was personally trained by my mentors in the core values of Leadership, Integrity, Faith in God, and Excellence. As I brought and cherished these principles, it helped me to conquer all the endeavors I faced.

In conclusion, we were all able to pass the board exam not because of the red garments we used (some believe that it can invoke “luck”). We dominated the NLE because we were prepared for it! Our mentors taught us efficiently! That is why our success is theirs as well. And so I say that the recipe towards achieving success in every facet of life – one of which is the NLE – is to get discipline, be fueled with love, faith, hope, and perseverance, and to commit to God everything you do. Because after all, it will be His good, pleasing, and perfect will that shall – and will always prevail in your life. Thank you! More power! To God be the glory! Animo La Salle!

Anchoring script for oath taking ceremony in school which is a part if the investiture ceremony

Ladies and gentlemen,

I'd like to make a toast to all the new faces here. New faces that we do not know until now but would like to know. the
Same new
That belonged to us a year ago. The same new faces that, over a short period of time, will no longer be, "NEW" faces. But
Faces that are now for us, and yes "new" faces.
Well, I'm speaking on behalf of all sophomores here. Just a few lines of how we all feel right now. Here I go.
Novelty or novelty has been intriguing and fascinating to man since Neanderthal times. The novelty for us is emotion and
Exuberance, surprise and science, joy and joy, hope and happiness, audacity and buoyancy, positive and passion. But
Men as we all are, the novelty for us also means risk, ignorance, uncertainty, fear, doubt and disturbance.

In the same way, the ancients and the established ones are "familiar and comfortable," "knowing and therefore capable"
Mature and
Reliable "," robust and therefore reliable. "But all this goes with accusations of" stagnation and stagnation, "" outside
Date and
Deactualized "and" the slow and the perplexed. "

What I want to express with all the adjectives I used is that these new faces here, our juniors for next year
Represent us
Same hope and challenge as new players on a cricket team or new twists on a good story. And we, as older people, must
Ripped pile, lots of guys and girls that they could trust and depend on.
Together, we can make a great team. You, a new Ferrari and us, the sparkling black, Ford Model T.
So, I, on behalf of all the "old" faces here, welcome the new faces with open hands, open minds and above all, OPEN HEARTS.