Name: Unice Sue A. Raagas
Year: Grade 11 Demetrio
The five youths that surround the banner represent the five cultures. The Westerners, Easterners, South Easterners, Africans and Middle Easterners. In their eyes, they represent not only the country where they are from but also to the countries living on the same area or/and culture. (The youths from left to right: China, United States of America, The Philippines, South Africa and Lebanon)
I emphasized a little bit of our country. In Philippines' hair, the three flowers represent Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
The white figures that surround the world represent the music and beats that play from different parts of the world. Because most youths are musically inclined.
My dear brothers and sisters from all around the globe,it is never too late to do what is right. Let us raise awareness and spread the hope that we all shall light up together. Let us preserve our country's culture and be the hope as we all are.
Participant: Norman S. Wooton, Jr.
Course and Year: STEM – 12
Description:
St. Ignatius journeys with his two students on the goal of seeking the true way of living.
St. Ignatius represents the whole Xavier Community (adults) the students represents the youth.
Christian Cezar A. Manabat
STEM A 12 - Biwald
- This poster symbolizes the Youth on their road to hope with St. Ignatius of Loyola. As we celebrate the Year of the Youth, let this be a guide for us to love and empower other people using the gifts provided to us.
Name of Participant: Alfonso M. Martinez II
Course and Year: 11-STEM
Poster Description: The poster depicts a line of young people walking in a journey, using Jesus Christ as their bridge. Jesus Christ assumes a crucified position in the poster as it is only through his sacrifice at the cross that humanity has gained hope for salvation.
Name: Jeri Marie P. Tabiliran
By: Maria Casandra O. Salarza
STEM A - Grade 12
and the background people are events that show hope in the youth. It shows them succeeding in their studies despite the stress and giving
supplies/education to others in need.
Name: Sophia Carl V. Carretas
HUMSS Grade 12 Arrupe
Title of Artwork: "One Seed At A Time"
Description: The hands represent the 7 continents and also the struggles, either internal or external, before achieving our goal. As Ateneans, we must educate the youth to take care of God's greatest gift. We have a long way, but we must continue to have hope despite all the obstacles we face and do our best to save our Earth.
