Campus Tidbits Seniors dominate SSS posts Shirley Gittabao on 09/19/2011 at 6:17am (UTC)   Eleven out of fifteen positions was secured by senior students after the Spirited Students Society – YEAST elections conducted on June 25, 2010. Lyndon P. Siw-ang grabbed the presidency with his 90 votes against Jonathan Mercado’s 79 and Jona S. Dampag’s 68. The rest of the officers are the following: Jeston A. Likigan (92 votes), Vice President; Megan Mae P. Tabora (126 votes), Secretary; Jamila Ann Cosape (85 votes), Treasurer; Purple B. Gonzaga (96 votes), Auditor; Kurt Wanas Klyde Peningeo (95 votes), Youth Ministry Chairman; Faith Guidangen (104 votes), Youth Ministry Co-Chairman; Wilber Blas Domong-as (103 votes), Education Chairman; Pearl B. Gonzaga (106 votes), Education Co-Chariman; Verlyn Ayodoc (153 votes), Altar Chairman; Jacqueline Buslotan (88 votes), Altar Co-Chairman; Nhel Jhen Buanzi (83 votes), Social Concern Chariman; Louie Nor Calag (164 votes), Social Concern Co-Chairman; Jenny Omero (104 votes), Temporalities Chairman; and Kennedy Dao-ayen (115 votes), Temporalities Co-Chairman. The officers were proclaimed on June 29, 2010 and took their oath during the Mass of the Holy Spirit celebrated by His Most Reverend Rodolfo F. Beltran D.D. on July 17, 2010.   New lavatories delight students Jenny Omero on 09/19/2011 at 6:16am (UTC)   “Conduct of science experiments will now be more comfortable! We don’t need to go out from the laboratory room just to wash our hands or get some water,” students exclaim upon the completion of the lavatory in the science laboratory room. “A big thanks to the fourth year class of batch 2009-2010.” Said lavatory comes from the contribution of the fourth year parents of the 2010 graduates which served as the Batch 2010 project. The construction started on July 6, 2010 and was finished on July 23, 2010. While the total collected parent contribution was more or less Php 9,000.00, the School provided the rest for the Php 17, 872.00 total expenses. “We hope that there would be more improvement in our school facilities to satisfy the needs of us students,” the students said.   New lavatory delights students Jenny Omero on 11/18/2010 at 3:32am (UTC)   “Conduct of science experiments will now be more comfortable! We don’t need to go out from the laboratory room just to wash our hands or get some water,” students exclaim upon the completion of the lavatory in the science laboratory room. “A big thanks to the fourth year class of batch 2009-2010.” Said lavatory comes from the contribution of the fourth year parents of the 2010 graduates which served as the Batch 2010 project. The construction started on July 6, 2010 and was finished on July 23, 2010. While the total collected parent contribution was more or less Php 9,000.00, the School provided the rest for the Php 17, 872.00 total expenses. “We hope that there would be more improvement in our school facilities to satisfy the needs of us students,” the students said.   Seniors dominate SSS posts (Shirley Gittabao) on 11/18/2010 at 3:32am (UTC)   Eleven out of fifteen positions was secured by senior students after the Spirited Students Society – YEAST elections conducted on June 25, 2010. Lyndon P. Siw-ang grabbed the presidency with his 90 votes against Jonathan Mercado’s 79 and Jona S. Dampag’s 68. The rest of the officers are the following: Jeston A. Likigan (92 votes), Vice President; Megan Mae P. Tabora (126 votes), Secretary; Jamila Ann Cosape (85 votes), Treasurer; Purple B. Gonzaga (96 votes), Auditor; Kurt Wanas Klyde Peningeo (95 votes), Youth Ministry Chairman; Faith Guidangen (104 votes), Youth Ministry Co-Chairman; Wilber Blas Domong-as (103 votes), Education Chairman; Pearl B. Gonzaga (106 votes), Education Co-Chariman; Verlyn Ayodoc (153 votes), Altar Chairman; Jacqueline Buslotan (88 votes), Altar Co-Chairman; Nhel Jhen Buanzi (83 votes), Social Concern Chariman; Louie Nor Calag (164 votes), Social Concern Co-Chairman; Jenny Omero (104 votes), Temporalities Chairman; and Kennedy Dao-ayen (115 votes), Temporalities Co-Chairman. The officers were proclaimed on June 29, 2010 and took their oath during the Mass of the Holy Spirit celebrated by His Most Reverend Rodolfo F. Beltran D.D. on July 17, 2010.   Meet the New Mentor Joecelle Bannawi on 11/18/2010 at 3:31am (UTC)   “Whatever challenges we meet in this life, be the best of what you can be!” is the philosophy in life of Mr. Chester C. Villanueva, born June 21, 1986, the new Religion teacher who hails from Kapangan, Benguet. He finishes his elementary and secondary at Datakan Elementary School and St. Theresita’s High School, respectively, in Kapangan, Benguet. Mr. Villanueva then decided to enter the San Pablo Major Seminary where he graduated Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in 2008. He soon took the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) and passed with a remarkable score. After filing a definite leave from the Seminary, he was employed as KFC crew and then became substitute teacher in St. Louis High School of Balatoc, Inc. at Itogon, Benguet. He currently teaches Religion I to IV, TLE II, and PE IV in this school.   Ms. SAHS ranked 2nd in oration contest Luvedeveca Angeles on 11/18/2010 at 3:29am (UTC)   Rachelle Balatao, this year’s Ms. San Alfonso, won second in an oration contest during the LGU-Sabangan’s culmination of the 2010 Nutrition Month held on July 27, 2010 at the Municipal ground. “Whatever is the output of the child, is the reflection of the input of both parents towards the child…” is Balatao’s lines to depict the theme ‘Sa nutrisyong tama at sapat: wastong timbang ni baby ang katapat. Shane Thomas from Namatec National High School and Kathleen Emengga from Pingad secured the first and third places, respectively.   <- Back   1 ...  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11 12 Continue ->