Hello everyone! Its another year and another day to remember.

 

Before this event happened, the Supreme Student Council (SSC) officers and the administrator of the school had a meeting about Acquaintance Party 2018. I , as one of the SSC officer it isn’t easy to organize an event. You need to handle the goodness for the students and also for the teachers. In this blog, you can notice my personal experience during our Acquaintance Party 2018.  Keep reading and have some fun with me.

It was on September 28, 2018 where the Acquaintance Party was held at CAP Development Center. I thought that the function room that we rented is only a small area but when we visit there with my co- officers can’t believe that the area was so huge. And we decorate the stage in a actual time in a friday morning.

The program was started with a doxology by the Glee Club. It was followed a opening remarks of the AICS Administrator saying that “It’s another year to celebrate the Acquaintance Party. Just enjoy the show and get to acquaint each other between Grade 11 and Grade 12 students.” And it was followed the first part of the program having a games led by the hosts Kyrah and Ernesto.

After the games and the intermission numbers, the SSC president informed the students to please fall in line by strand to get your food and dessert while watching the performances that prepared each class. Even I am hungry on that time, I respect to myself as a leader that should be the fellow students first and after all of them the leaders can now eat with their foods. The food was packed and inside of it, you can see the 2 cups of rice, porkchop, fish fillet, and the desserts of spaghetti and salad with a coke.

Afterwards, all the performances each strand and eat their meal, Ms. Lou was announced the Top 5 Best Dress (Male) (Female), and the Mr. and Ms. AICS 2018. We are very amazed, happiness, got new friends, and many pictures taken on that time that can’t be vanished into our minds. This is the most wonderful party that I’ve encountered compared last year.

A million thanks for all the SSC officers, Staffs, Teachers, and Students for cooperating this event. And we are happy that our second project was very successful even though other people doesn’t agree the flow of the show. And especially our father from above for giving some strength and support in every action that we made it.

For all the AICS students, it was an amazing event to remember.

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