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15 MARCH 1995 The (31.0W CLASS HISTORY ... (1,' am. page 12) 7 Forro, Christy Miguel, Mary Ann Ferrariz and Jav Alcre. Team A emerged second while Team B emerged first place. During the District Library Musical Contest, Allan Ahumada along with other dancers of the school proved their expertise in dancing by plac­ing first in Folk Dance Contest and placed third In Congressional level. During the Intramurals, our Volleyball Girls, Volleyball Boys, Table Tennis Boys and Girls were declared champion. Our Soccer Football, Basketball and Sepak Takraw teams became sec­ond. During the observance of UN Week, Febe Rotdan placed third in Essay Writing Contest. In the Bulletin Board Display Contest the group of Remus Jude Rando, Jay Alere, Tannel Material and the group Banibi Tutor Kirin Forro and Angie Garrido captured the second and third places re­spectively. In the FFP-FAHP Regional Work Conference held in Bacolod City National Iligh School, Raymund Bolailos garnered fourth place in Com­pounding Fced Ration, seventh place in Artifi­cial Plant Propagation, and eight place in Ferti­lizer Computation. Our active Girl Scouts namely Banibi Tutor, Marru Reyes, Eirin Forro, and Jean Licera showed their enthusiasm in Scouting by join the Girl Scouts Encampment held in camp Pasica, Dingle, Iloilo. During the FFP-F/%IIP and Techno Club Chap­ter Week Celebration, Raymund Bolanos emerged first in Fertilizer Computation, Prospectus Mak­ing in both plant and animal category, second in Seeds Identification and grafting, and third in Budding and Woods Identification. Jay Alere placed first in Asexual Plant propagation, Bud­ding and Grafting. Bambi Tutor placed first in kVood Identification. Romila Fabricante placed first in Cooking Main Dish Contest in FAHP and placed second in the same contest during the provincial elimination. During the UN Week Celebration. John Angelo Tacuban placed first in Flag Identifica­tion while Danny Dajay placed fourth. Allan Ahumada, Raymund Bolailos, and John Angelo Tacuban came out first, second and third respec­tively in the essay writing contest. The repre­sentative of the Seniors namely Ruby Jane Alazon and Josettc Clemente were adjudged third and fourth runners-up respectively during the Search for Miss UN '94. The RSSPC held in the Sta. Barbara, Iloilo gave chance for our top journalists to prove their journalistic prowess. Once again, our class crowned the school with laurels when Allan Ahumada placed sixth in the Feature Writing Con­test and again joined the USSPC field in Koronadal, South Cotabato. The active youth leaders of our school namely Raymund Bolaflos and Rudante Comodere to? gether with their adviser Mrs. Consejo Gonzaga attended the PASSA Congress held in the "Sum? mer Capital of the Philippines", the Baguio City. Once again, our active leaders namely Raymund Bolanos, Allan Ahumada, and Karen Roldan attended the National Students Confer? ence at YMCA and Allan Ahumada was selected associate Editor of their publication while Raymund Bolanos was selected as the staffer. During the Boy and Girl Week Celebration, Marru Reyes was selected Girl Mayor while Jane Adelantar as S.B. member, Rhea ViClarde, Eirin Forro, Jay Alcre, Adonis Laguna and Edward Scan Regondon were elected to other positions in the Municipality of Cabatuan. In the observance of Linggo ng Kabataan, Marru Reyes was appointed as Provincial DSWD Officer while Rhea Velarde was appointed as Pro­vincial Librarian and they served for one week. Again our Mathematicians proved their skills during the Philippine math Olympiad held in Pavia National High School, Pavia, Iloilo. *File team was composed of Raymund Bolailos, Rannel Materio, Wilken Baldeviso, Rhea Velarde; Eirin Forro and Marru Reyes. Raymund Bolailos placed second, Rannel Materio placed fourth, Rhea Velarde placed sixth, and Wilken Baldeviso placed tenth, in the whole province of Iloilo. During the Regional FFP-FAHP Work Con­ference held in Northern Antique Vocational School, Culasi, Antique, RaymundBola)os placed first in Compounding Feed Ration and sixth place in Fertilizer Computation, Jay Alere placed !Mirth in Seed Identification and Seventh place in Plant CLASS WILL... (From page 13) Antonio Defame Jr., Edsel AgUero `Michaela Vuelga, Marlou Calimlim, Arnel Capintis, Johan Velilia, Arnel Tormon, Joe Rene Amoroso, all ( Wilken Baldeviso to Manuel Clementir, Dexter Trabao, Dorby Miado, Francis Cocoba, Majalla Sadava, Julie Marie Garrido Jacinto Yniego and Junalyn Coo. Majearce, fruit beares, Chrifebane, Jarm Flips, Radar-Baj, bega Boys, Snap Guys, and Campus girls to any deserving group of the jun­iors. In testimony hereof, we the graduating class of 1995 hereunto affix our signatures testifying this twenty fourth of March in the year of our LORD Nineteen Hundred and Ninety Five. Prepared by.- Raymund Bolanos Danny Dajay Babe Confesor in sight seemed to vanish, he asked the driver, "What's happening to me and why was I taken to the future?" His chum replied, "Eugene, you arc ndecd very fortunate because you know what will happen to your classmates in the future, but sad to say that as your graduation draws near, yo seem sCeni to give little importance to your stud-m You lack perseverance in your Math subject. Remember, Eugene that the Automatic Talking Computer, a significant machine that will boost our technology in the future depends upon your concentration in your studies and your love for Math. So learn to love your studies and give extra effort to your difficult subjects especially Propagation (Grafting), Allan Ahumada placed fourth in flower making with arrangement, John Angelo Tacuban placed second in Identification of Farm Weeds all eight place in Prospectus Mak­ing (Crop), and Ronnie Paris placed first in W(xxi Carving Contest. The Mathematical abilities of our matlicni,n?. clans namely Raymund Bolafios, Rannel Mateno, and Rhea Velarde, were tested when they joined the M-TAP in CPU. During the celebration of the First IZ(*N' Wed Marru Rcycs and Gwendolyn Jamanulla placed third in the Sardines Festival conducted as part of the celebration. This is our story, the history of Class '(05 Class with a glorious past, an inspiring present and a promising ftiturc. We can huniblydcclarc to all that, WE, CAME, WE SAW, WE CONQUERED' Congratulations Class '95. Prepared by: Rhea Velarde Angie Garrido Eirin Forro Febe Roldan SG PUTS ... (From page 6) was funded by the Student Government fee of P5.00 per student even school year. Heading the officers of the Student Gov­ernment arc Allan Ahumada and Rj~jnuiid Bolatlos, president and vice president, rc­spccti\,cl)% The advisers of the supreme stu­dent body are Mrs. Consejo Gonzaga, Mrs Manucla Alcayaga, Mrs. Fe Casianan, Mrs. Felt' Dominguez, and Mrs. Concepcion Carasco. "We put up file project because we real­ize the necessity of helping our school pro­vide our fellow students with necessary fa­cilities," Student Government president Allan Ahumada said. "I commend the Student Government for a job well done," school administrator Miss Lilia G. Fancubcla said. Math. Who knows you might W the one to intent the Automatic Talking- Computer, and the winner of the award for Outstanding in Physics and also this car, this might be yours , so learn to perspire and persevere... The last words of Eugene's duplicate everberated and vanished in the air. Thomas lie woke up, he realized that tic has slept again in his Trigonometry class, making him the laughing stock of his classmates. But with hi,., challenging dream, 7-.•;pcnc promised himself never to sleep again in ',i-; Math class and never take his stud­ies for ted. CLASS PROPHECY.... (From page 12)