|
MARCH 1993 THE GLOW 31
ningas cogon mentalityandthe like. Successful people get things done. They never wait for tomorrow what they can do today.
5. COMMON SENSE
The common sense is sometimes the least common. It is the ability to render sound, practical judgement on everyday affairs. Common sense can be developed like the 6th sense. It can be done by observing others and learning from own mistakes. People who are
risk takers have a lot of common sense. There are many things learned through experience and a lot of them from common sense.
Four of the five traits are not inborn. They can be learned. Given enough intelligence to start with, all of us can succeed if we can acquire the other four traits. You can do it, don't you? Who knows, you might be included in the list of Who's Who!
Lastly, let us not forget the many significant
others who in way or the other have touched the lives of our students. These I refer to all government officials, religious people, youth neighbors, relatives, friends and all the others. Above and d foremost, let us praise and thank the Lord for giving us these students, our parents, our teachers, our classmates and our friends and for allowing us all here today to accomplish His task.
Retrospect ... (From page 26)
In July, we garnered several awards during the Nutrition Month Celebration. The acting abilities of our actors and actresses were confirmed when we placed second in Skit contest. We added our fame by placing second in jingle rhyme contest. The critical thinking of Ariel Moralba placed him second in English slogan contest. With our attitude, we, Juniors, got the much coveted award, The Most Disciplined Group, in the parade contest. Through the leadership of Mary Christine Gil, we placed second in guessing game contest. Mary Christine Gil topped the Filipino slogan making contest.
During the FFP-FAHP-Techno Club Chapter Week Celebration, we garnered many honors. Plebiscito Alfaro place third in Essay writing contest, first in Prospetous Making and third in Quiz Bee. Mario Troncoso ranked second in quiz bee. A landslide victory happened when Erwin Alere, Jerome Maravillosa and Ariel Moralba bested other contestants by placing first, second and third respectively, in fertilizer computation. Maricor Jiloca placed third and second in Identification of Seeds and Identification of Seedlings, respectively. Rowena Sepaya topped the Indentification of seedlings contest while Felicidad Celda contributed to the victory by placing third. Mary Christine Gil emerged first in cooking main dish. Gianelli Vuelga topped the button hole making and embroidery contests. Jemimah Guartizo placed third in embroidery and pattern making contests and she came out second in button hole making contegc.
Gertjie Alcayagagrabbed the title "Miss UN '92". Aside from winning the crown, she bagged all three special awards - Best in National Costume, Best in Casual Wear and Best in Talent. The winsome smiles of Ivy Clamucha made the board of judges rank her as first runner up. Mary Christine Gil and Plebiscito Alfaro placed first and second in slogan making contest respec?
tively, during the UN Week celebration.
During the Student Government Election, Mary Christine Gil was elected Vice President. Ivy Clamucha, Gertj ie Alcayaga and Mae Dy won in the senatorial race while Joemel Pedrolawas elected as representative of the third year.
Mary Christine Gil was elected by the Boy/Girl Scouts of the two districts of Cabatuan as Vice Mayor of the town last October 7, 1991. She attended the Regional Secondary Schools Press Conference held in La Carlota City, Negros Occidental.
During the Intramurals '9 1, the players of our class excelled in girls softball and sepak takraw. Randy Seneres outslugged his opponent in boxing (40-42 kilograms category) to get the nod ofthe judges. In the 43-45 kilograms category, Samuel Malones was the winner.
The unbeatable declaimer, Mary Christine Gil, ruled the English Declamation contest during the CAMALU Literary-Musical contest. Rosela Cornago placed second in Filipino declamation contest during the District Literary-Musical Contest.
The three mathematical wizards of our batch, Plebiscito Alfaro, Ariel Moralba and Jane Romallosa brought the bacon home when they ranked ninth in the team competition in the whole region during the Division and Regional Math Teachers Association of the Philippines Quiz Bee.
On the other hand, Mary Christine Gil was elected press relations officer of the FAH? regional organization. She was elevated to Maria Y. Orosa degree. Rosela Cornago and Jane Romallosa ranked first and third respectively during the 1992 Annual Training Test and Evaluation.
Jane Romallosa and Mary Christine Gil participated in International Peace Jubille Encampment in Concepcion R. Gonzales Training Center in Novaliches, Quezon City on April 5-12, 1992.
Finally in June 1992, we climbed the last step in the ladder of secondary education. In July, during the Nutrition Month Celebration, we garnered several awards. We were adjudged first in skit claniesi while Gertjie Alcayaga wielded her pen to capture first place in essay writing contest. Juna Fuertes ranked first and second in slogan making contest. Mary Christine Gil placed second in binalaybay contest.
During the celebration of Linggo ng Wika, Juna Fuertes, Ariel Moralba, Aileen Angelo and Gertjie Alcayaga placed first, second, third and fourth respectively in Essay writing contest. Aileen Angelo placed first, second, 5th, 8th and 12th in slogan contest. Liene Martinez, Jane Romallosa, Joan Cartoja, Gianelli Vuelga, Jerome Maravillosa, Gertjie Alcayaga and Liene Martinez ranked third, fourth, 5th, 9th,
1t", 13th and 15th respectively in slogan contest.
A month later, the Student Government election was conducted. Plebiscito Alfaro was elected president. Gertjie Alcayaga, Ronald Tuares, Joemel Pedrola, Lorellee Leyso, Ivy Clamucha and Mae Dy were elected senators while Jane Romallosa, Mario Troncoso and Melita Mayormente were elected representatives.
Again, our mathematicians, Ariel Moralba, Mary Christine Gil, Plebiscito Alfaro, Jane Romallosa and Juna Fuertes represented the school in the Philippine Mathematical Olympiad on September 2, 1992.
During the District Literary-Musical Contest, Mary Christine Gil was adjudged first in English and Filipino declamation competitions. She maintained her superiority indeclarnation by placing first in both categories during the CAMALU Meet. She landed third in Filipino declamation Contest during the WISA Meet. Mae Dy got the second runner-up sash during the Search for Miss WISA, John Montalvo came out second in Compose Contest during the district Literary-Musical Contest.
Displaying superior skills in several
|
