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And then they banded together to sing in school functions and became the answer to the boy band from the then other exclusive school for boys – the Ateneo.


If the Ateneo had the Favans, St. Scho had the Lollipops.


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The way they were... and are

By Lorenzo Tariman III | April 24, 2003 - 12:00am

In the mid-’60s, they were high school teenagers from St. Scholastica’s College and the very epitome of what was sweet, innocent and the romantic. And then they banded together to sing in school functions...

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