File:SAS Magnificent Seven.jpg

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English: The Magnificent Seven of St. Andrew's School (Parañaque). Above: Original class picture. Below: Picture on their 25th anniversary.
Seated (L-R) - Gorgonia Isidro; Maria Ligot (instructress); Flora Ongpin (instructress); Jovita Enriquez (instructress); Natividad Santiago Vda. de Cruz
Standing - Paz Rodriguez; Artemio Cruz; Leonardo Mecua; Jesus Santos; Maria A. dela Cruz de Magno.
Date
Source St. Andrew's School in Retrospect; uploader's copy
Author w:User:Mark j

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