Henley Puga, Ruffy Casianan, Romeo Calero, Jr., Jenna Grace Bibanco, Annalisa Celendro, Nowelyn Paredes, Ma. Cheryl Estolano, Mary Rhyne Tormon, Florie Mae Madarico, Katty Madarico, and Maricel Velasco turn over their cordial and voluntary service commitment to all the members of the Senior Red Cross Youth Council; The girl scouting dedication of Althea June Biaoco, Jenia Sablon, Marian Lujan, Dee Gomez, Marie Antionette Galagate, Rhea Joy Abordo, Lorvilyn Amoroso, Emy Pedrola, Rashelle Tormon, Jenna Grace Bibanco, Annalisa Celendro and Maricel Velasco to Pamela Trabado, Carinelle Sorongon and Emily Solacito; Kevin Montoya entrusts his Boy Scouting enthusiasm to the deserving Juniors; The active participation in religious activities of Jenia Sablon, Althea June Biaoco, Gretchen Gaborne, Josie Montes, Bleszelle Gabayeron, Carmelo Borcelo to the Juniors who posses such quality; Neny Dawn Jover as Prima Donna of the Seniors bequeaths her title to Carinelle Sorongon; Neny Dawn Jover, Rashelle Tormon, Crisel Daguison and Zoe Paniza carve their ala Cleopatra faces to Marylyn Polido, Carinelle Sorongon, Glenda Mae Saturnino and Daisy Ahumada; The re-embodiments of Casanova –Ruffy Casianan, Richard Beso, Anthony Galindo III and Andrew Aguero leave their masculine appeal to Renee Mar Penar, John Bryan Malfarta, Lutfi Rabago, and Leonard Sobreguil; The Venuses of Seniors namely Ann Christine Alviar, Anna Lou Lopez, Lorvilyn Amoroso and Aileen Bastiero diffuse their classical beauties to May Barbosa, Cristina Mae Pinuela, Leah Grans and Omega Christi Rando; The Adonis of the Serniors namely Jacklord Sonza, Ricardo Domingo, Mark Anthony Garrido and JC Halili pass on their nice looks to Roy Garrido, Jed Balatongan, Mark Jarell Calantoc and Mardy Leyso; The mesomorphic and vigorous military bearing of JC Halili, Ruffy Casianan, Kevin Montoya and Richard Beso to Leonard Sobreguil, Roy Garrido, JR Brey and Rhian Mandarin; The fascinating smiles of Febe Mans-ay, Marian Lujan, Noliene Mae Baticados and Ruffy Casianan to Carinelle Sorongon, Shayne Mae Claves, Glenda Mae Saturnino, Vinnica Jane Calip and Shyne Sante; The chatting box of Dee Gomez, Wella Aide, Kevin Montoya, Shiela Mae Monegro, Carlo Yap, JC Halili, Marian Lujan and Eralyn Tormon to Marvin Kim Celendro, Jekyll Olmos, Michael Fuertes, April Tronco, Juben Baldeviso, Marylen Polido, Emilene Pedrola and Gloria Pedrola; The life of the Seniors namely Carlo Yap, Kevin Montoya, Wella Aide, Eralyn Tormon, Dee Gomez and Shiela Monegro leave their antic rib tickling jokes and anecdotes to Jekyll Olmos, Anabelle Gayanoche, Michael Fuertes and Yanecha Cayme. The plump figure of Riza June Maquilado, Febe Manaay, Raymund Sape, Kristofer Rey Alag and Archie Resano to Hannah Gay Gentolea, Shiela Baello, Ruela Cordovez, Larry Egan Vidal, Lotta Layador, Emilene Pedrola, Gloria Pedrola and Jhupel Encabo; The towering heights of Carlo Yap, Jessie Sta. Rufina, Jonas Arnel Mainar, Gerald Boteja, Gerald Hisu, Ernel Prevendido, Jerom Ballad and Mark Lee Castor to Ronnel Frial, Leo Supeda, Jay Suria, Marylen Polido, Ferolyn Asuero and Mylene Ontanillas; Raymund Sape, Adrian Novillas, Rosemarie Gazo, Mary Rhyne Tormon and Emy Pedrola entrust their Lilliputian heights to Mary Hope Binueza, Conchita Mercurio, Yanecha Cayme, Celso Bastiero and Jermaine dela Pena; The effeminate ways of Mark Reynan Villasana, Harold Continents, Ryan Miado and Roy Bugsad to Marvin Kim Celendro, Juben Baldeviso, Edmond Almarza, Rommel Caspe, Arnel Camen and Kim Moscardon; The mighty smashers of Seniors­Wella Aide, Ma. Theresa Perucho, Eralyn Tormon, Anthony Galindo III, Jonas Arnel Mainar, Leo Ann Molina, Mario Torejo, Maricel Pedrola and Ernel Prevendido designate Jay Suria, Christine Bueron, May Joy Suher, Juvelyn Montano, Roy Garrido, Juniville Velasco, Leo Supeda, Ronnel Frial and Anne Suria as inheritors of their dexterity in volleyball; The basketball aces Jenalyn Efondo, Regis Troncoso, Carlo Yap, Mario Torejo, John Benedict Arcos, Efren Soldevilla and John Federick Caballero name Roy Garrido, Rhoda Portillo, Christine Adelantar, Cathy Mar Belaho and Jomar Decretales as their rightful successors; The athletic expertise of Romeo Calero to deserving Juniors: Shiela May Remata imparts her gymnastic skills to Mary Ann Borbon and April Barrios, The quick players of table tennis namely JC Halili,Zoe Paniza, Mark Archer Balberde, Carlo Yap and Noliene Mae Baticados bequeath their table tennis skills to Resyl Pueyo, Cyre Paniza, Renan Paul Moneva and Prudence Molina; The "Romeo and Juliet" buddies of Seniors—Anthony Galindo III and Zoe Paniza, Mark Anthony Garrido and Anna Lou Lopez, Tommy Leo Losbahes and Ma. Liza Bernardo, Mark Jabor and Eralyn Tormon, Alrene Roncal and AJ Mijares, Higino Reteracion, Jr. and Kathleen Grace Fuensalida, Zaire Brandies and Nolience Mae Baticados, John Federick Caballero and Crisel Daguison, Diony Noel Fenis and Marian Janice Mamon declare Jed Balatongan and Herbie Bibanco, Ruben Tamorite and Ritchel Tormon, Gabriel Cabello and Rexie Ann Silubrico, Cyre Paniza and Dolly Grace Nanit, Kenneth Lucine and Shayne Claves, Edgar Provide and Anne Suria, Michael Fuertes and Shyne Sante, Mark Jarell Calantoc and Charmaine Melsan Marquez, Kenneth Abrasosa and Dyreen Libiano, Flowelyn Origin and Jinky Parin, Shiela Reyes and JR Brey, Prudence Molina and John Paul Montinola, Benigno Rendon and Resyl Pueyo, Reneemar Penar and April Tronco and Roy Garrido and Glenda Mae Saturnino as their Junior counterparts; The unified and never ending friendship of Parokya ni Jenna, Three Blind Sisters, 3 Musketeers, Friends Forever, Smash Club 8, Charlie's Angels, Tragedy and JAMDALEN R3 JFKCP Angels to A-wan Boys, Ladies without Mercy, Taray Girls, Reject Boys, 4-mal girls and Stupid Sisters. We finally pay our highest honor to the Creator of all mankind, the Almighty God for His divine graces and His Holy Spirit that guided and enlightened us through our journey. In testimony hereof, we the members of Class 2002, comprising the 58th batch of graduates of CNCHS, hereunto affix our signatures to prove the authenticity of this document this 2nd day of April, in the year of our Lord two thousand and two. 36 the GLOW april 2002 CLASS 2002 Prophecy by: Noemi Apistar, Riza June Maquilado, and Resthel Puga They all fully understood his disposition since he entered the portals of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School. Kris, as he is familiarly called, is more popular than the intellectual elite of the school. He is indeed well liked in many aspects. Once his name is mentioned, a peculiar person is what comes to every mind. One class day in March, his teachers reprimanded him due to his peculiar behavior. In every room that he entered, his teacher called his attention to his behavior. On his way home from school, the unpleasant remarks of his teachers kept on ringing in his head. He then asked himself, "Am I that undesirable?" While reflecting on the remarks of his teachers, he was suddenly bumped by a vehicle from nowhere. He was brought to the hospital but his thoughts were still focused on his teachers. Moments later, he fainted. Seconds became minutes and minutes became hours. Kris opened his eyes and surprisingly he found himself sitting on a long wooden bench, together with a man wearing a long white cloak. That man was familiar to him. Kris met him before but he could not recall who he was. "Where am I?" Kris asked. The man flashed a cordial smile and replied, "You are in your perfect time in your future." "Future?" Kris asked. "Yes, come along with me for there are eminent people you have to brush elbow with and be acquainted with." They walked together in a place where problems do not exist, where everything is perfect. The man reads a notice, "We are in Cabatuan City, the city of intellectual people". The two walked towards the gate of Kris' Alma Mater, Cabatuan International University – an international school of Harvard University standards. The university broke the record of many prominent universities in Asia, for having been consistently evaluated as a topnotch university for seven years. In the administration building, they met Superintendent Tommy Leo Losbahes and his better-half Ma. Liza Bernardo, owner of the most luxurious vessel that can traverse the Atlantic Ocean in few hours. Walking their way to the English Department, they came across Prof. Rhea Joy C. Abordo. Proceeding to the Science Department, they met Prof. Lily Jean Sumbilla, while in the Mathematics Department was Prof. Kathy Jane Licera and in the Filipino Department, Prof. Febe Mana-ay. As the clock continued to tick, the two made their way to Cabatuan Medical Center, a medical institution that is renowned for its complete and hi-tech facilities. The man told Kris that the President of the Philippines was there doing a civic action. 'Approaching, Kris and the man met His Excellency President Kevin G. Montoya and his captivating First Lady, Dr. Marie Antionette Galagate, M.D., the proprietor of the aforementioned hospital. Working in the hospital were world-renowned medical practitioners namely Dr. Ann Christine Alviar, Dr. Sunshine Rae Fajardo, Dr. Zoe Paniza, and Dr. Josefa Vistavilla. The civic action of the president was simulcast in several international television networks and broadcast by prominent media personalities, Althea June Biaoco and the intrepid Mark Archer Balberde during their late afternoon program, "May extra na May extra pa!" The TV station was owned by the celebrated Crisel Daguison and her hubby Miguel Tagamtam, a business tycoon. Several members of the cabinet were also present to reinforce the presidential humanitarian project. There were Gen. Angelo Reyes, Secretary of National Defense; Dr. Dee Gomez, -Secretary of Health; and Annalisa Celendro, Secretary of Tourism. Prominent members of the judiciary were also present to give gifts to the impoverished patients. They were Supreme Court Justices Riza June Maquilado, Noemi Apistar and Rashelle Tormon. The three lady justices looked very respectable and dignified. They gave the GLOW april 2002 37 the Philippines international fame due to their extraordinary expertise in jurisprudence. After the heart­warming activity, everybody proceeded to the 5-star hotel which is a 25-storey building owned by a business tycoon Joan Guevarra and managed by Rowell Morata. The presidential entourage was given a VIP treatment. A sumptuous lunch consisting of several dishes cooked by a world-class chef Jonathan Madrid was served to the president and his party. As part of the reception for the president, a program was held. One of the highlights of the program was ramp modeling. The program started with a prayer led by His Grace, Most Rev. Msgr. Romeo Calero Jr., archbishop of Jaro. Standing aside the archbishop is a Carmelite nun, Sister Emy Pedrola. The opening prayer was followed by the singing of the national anthem led by an internationally acclaimed singer, Neny Dawn Jover. Accompanying the singing of the national anthem was a world-famous band whose members included Ruel Alejo, Jenia Sablon, and Zaire Brandes. The band had two soloists, Carol Ruivivar and Arbe John Tiongson. Then the ramp modeling started. Several models took turns in walking on the stage. Among the models were the tall, dark and handsome, Ruffy Casianan, the alluring Wella Alde, the gorgeous Michelle Albarillo, the dashing Mark Lee Castor, and the i6 #~" Jil_ Sheryl Mah. the program was a song "Superwoman" sung by a fast-rising singing group composed of Nelein Mae Baticados, Cheryl Estoiano and Mary Rhyne Tormon. The program ended with a dance performed by Rated-A dance group, the M16 dancers, composed of Jackord Sonia, Rosemarie Gazo, Alvin Floyd Puga, Shiela Mae Remata, Andrew Aguero, Maricel Pedrola, Joan Vila, Hiljohn Macadag-um and Ellen Mae Talamor. Before the sun set, Kris and the man proceeded to the nearby Cabatuan Arts Center where the Grammy Awards ceremony was held. Architect Adrian Novillas designed the magnificent building while Engr. Ian Jan Azin supervised the construction of the edifice. One by one, the nominees for the different categories of the Awards were called by the program hosts, Miss Universe Aileen Bastiero and movie director Henley Puga who directed the award-winning movie, "Harry and Peter" based on a novel written by Nobel Prize winner, Shiela Mae Monegro. When night fell, the duo decided to dine in an Italian restaurant, managed by Romydith Cata. The eatery was located near the Cabatuan City International Airport. While eating, they saw pilots of different international airline companies. They were Von Kristoffer Pinero, Jonathan Gayanoche, and John Benedict Arcos. Also inside the restaurant were stewards and stewardesses. They were Richard Beso, Aileen Aguero, Anna Lou Lopez, Leah Mae Dominguez, and Ma. Theresa Ballador. In going out of the restaurant, the duo saw a landing plane. Out came soldiers from Mindanao after accomplishing their mission of pulverizing 'the Abbu Sayyaf. The group of soldiers was led by Gen. Mark Anthony Garrido, Col. Armie Artieda, Capt. Clint Vincent Emperado, and Maj. Febe Rose Bedua. Still continuing their tour of the place, Kris and the man rode in a taxi with a built-in television. The TV set, at that time, focused on a newscast that featured a successful seaman Carlo Yap who was just married to a celebrated inventor Meriliza Binueza, the inventor of the h i g h I y modernized cellphone. The news also announced that Engr. John Federick Caballero, with the help of Engr. Al Marie Rute, was greatly responsible for the construction of a tunnel under the Pacific Ocean, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Arctic Ocean. Then Kris and the man stopped at a museum where the paintings of Larry Reyes and Carmelo Borcelo were displayed. The former-painted the laughing Mona Lisa while the latter painted rustic scenes. Displayed in one corner of the museum were the discoveries of scientists. Exhibited was a medicine for obesity, discovered by Jay Roseville Dudas. The cloning process devised by Mark Reynan Villasana was also on exhibit. Opposite this corner was another area where the latest mathematical formulas were presented. These were the law of antiphysics formulated by JC Halili and the fourth law of motion by Lorvilyn Amoroso and Marian Lujan. Time was running out. Kris and the man went out of the museum. The man in white cloak clearly intoned, "I must go now.,, Kris replied, "But wait, we have been together for a long time but I haven't known you well. Who are you? Why is it that I met all my fellow Seniors before in a future time but I haven't seen myself? Does it mean that I have no future? Walking away, the man smiled and said, "Just call me Dr. K." "K what?" Kris asked. "Dr. K. . . Dr. Kristofer Rey Alag." The man suddenly vanished. Amused, Kris didn't know what to do: to smile because, despite of his behavior he still has a future, or to cry. He scratched his eyes to be sure he was not dreaming. As he opened his eyes, he found himself lying on a white bed in a hospital. Kris told himself, "I must have been dreaming." Then he felt something hard on his palm. He slowly opened his palm and he found a nameplate. Engraved on it is the name of Dr. Kristofer Rey Alag. The models' outfits were designed by couturiers of international caliber, Harold Conlinenle and Roy Bugsad. Another highlight of 38 the GLOW april 2002 CNCHS Members of the Faculty and Staff Rey B. Vencer Vocational School Administrator I Eveina R. Artieda Secondary School Head, PERM Rufo A. Casianan Secondary School Head, Industrial Arts Rebecca P. Fenis Secondary School Head, Filipino Nenita G. Pueyo Secondary School Head, English Virgilio C. Solacito Secondary School Head, Agriculture Rodrigo C. Tacay Secondary School Head, Science Dante G. Roldan Secondary School Head Social Studies/Values Education Belen M. Huyo Guidance Counselor III Nerissa T. Apelo Guidance Counselor II Milagros C. Azin Guidance Counselor I Nenita T. Fernandez School Librarian Carasco, Concepcion 0 Caspe, Belen P. Catedral, Visluzminda M Catolin, Noel Eduardo C Choresca, Neolito M. Cinco, Rogelio Wilfredo E. Clarito, Domingo Jr. C. Claves, Noli P. Dio, Ninfa O. Dominguez, Fely C. Dy, Margarita B. Elecanal, Celerina T. Forro, Nelida S. Gabanite, Teddy B. Gador, Helen A. Gabaldon, Ma. Josefina D. Gallar, Delia R. Garbino, Alfredo G. Garbino, Angelita M. Gil, Ma. Pet P. Gomez, Marianne R. Guillermo, Moises Jr. N. Himalin, Nemia P. Hualde, Rosario O. Jamanulla, Marilou B. Lagutang, Reynaldo A. Lapastora, Catalina T. Lapastora, Manuel L. Librado, Ma. Luz B. Machado, David Jr. R. Magallon, Dimpna H. Maghopoy, Ofelia A. Maido, Elma T. Mallo, Evangeline S. Maravilla, Rosario H. Miado, Brenda M. Mondejar, Encarnacion B. Mondejar, Melba G. Morales, Geronimo A. Muyuela, Oscar P. Muyuela, Nelida S. Naranja, Lilia A. Navarro, Andresito M. Niembra, Ma. Teresa S. Orbina, Salvation C. Padilla, Josephine A. Panergo, Mary P. Paniagua, Adelaida R. Paparon, Adalia M. Piccio, Consuelo M. Regalado, Marilou L. Regidor, Remedios L. Reguera, Concepcion M. Sala, Gregorio M. Salcedo, Lucia B. Solacito, Ninfa H. Solis, Lourdes A. Sonido, Martin S. Sumagaysay, Josefina S. Talamor, Eppie M. Tobias, Ofelia A. Tomulto, Roque E. Tomulto, Veronica M. Tuares, Norma S. Umadhay, Nena T. Vales, Zenaida G. Villalon, Julio J. Villasana, Armando C. MASTER TEACHERS Victor S. Maroma II Manuela S. Alcayaga I Alejandro B. Trojillo Julia A. Caspe I Rafael A. Ardo I Estefania P. Sampiano I Aida T. Comodero I Consejo C. Gonzaga I Teresita C. Libiano I Milagros G. Andon I Fe P. Casianan I INSTRUCTORS Geronima G. Prieto Lope B. Apelo, Jr. Santiaga Mae M. Maquilado SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS Adelantar, Ofelia P. Aguero, Ma. Ruth G. Ahumada, Lilia C. Alcayaga, Zenaida B. Arillo, Victoria P. Baelo, Lilibeth T. Baello, Monica S. Balberde, Melecio O. Bastiero, Joselito M. Baylon, Gracia P. Bibanco, Jose Jr. M. Caballero, Monica A. Calero, Nelfa R. Cambronero, Barbara, C. FACILITATIVE STAFF Precioso L. Gomez Administrative Officer II Gelia S Encajonado Zelpha C. Carmelo Dentist I Ricardo J. Jordan Haydee M. Alvariho Nurse Leticia C. Maquiling Gertrudes S. Encajonado Supply Officer I Ramon J. Sadava Maria C. Ortega Cashier I Melecio B. Arguelles Jr. Andres B. Confesor Supervising Clerk IV Hapelito L. Guihama Ma. Corazon Annabelle G. Sala Bookkeeper Hermogenes G. Pueyo Ellen G. Talamor Clerk II Biano C. Barrios Eden A. Susmiran Clerk I Rex A. Talamor Rizalina B. Contreras Clerk I COMMISSION ON AUDIT Doris M. Pelaez State Auditor III Clerk I Utility Worker Utility Worker Security Guard Security Guard Security Gurad Driver Driver/Mechanic Casual Clerk CNCHS Golden Harvest SY 2001-2002 It is inspiring to note that, since the opening up to the end of this school year, the school has reaped a number of honors earned in various contests and competitions of various levels. These honors constitute the schools' Golden Harvest for the school year 2001-2002, I – MATH QUIZ AND DAMATH COMPETITION 1. Congressional Level Quiz John Salomes – 2nd Place (Level 11) Caesar Ian Allon – 3rd Place (Level 111) DAMATH Charlie Cao – Ts' Place (Level III) 2. Division Level Quiz (Individual) Caezar Ian Allon – 1st Place (Level III) May Barbosa – 2nd Place (Level III) JC Halili – 2nd Place, Level IV) Quiz (Team) The CNCHS team, composed of JC Halili, May Barbosa, Liza Kween Babiarte, and Sheens Marie Bret' ranked third. II. STATISTICS QUIZ a. Division Level The CNCHS team, composed of JC Halili, John Federick Caballero, and Kevin Montoya became the champion. III. UPV – MATH QUIZ BOWL JC Halili – 41n Place Kevin Montoya – Finalist IV. STUDENT TECHNOLOGIST AND ENTREPRENEURS OF THE PHILIPPINES (STEP) SKILLS CONTEST Division Level Riza June Maquilado – 2nd Place, Extemporaneous Speaking Harold Continents – 3rd Place, Make-up and Hairstyling The team of Kevin Montoya and May Barbosa became the champion in the "Battle of the Brains" Regional Level The tandem of Kevin Montoya and May Barbosa ranked second in the Battle of the Brains V – GSP PROVINCIAL ENCAMPMENT Althea June Biaoco – Most Outstanding Camper VI. GYMNASTIC COMPETITIONS a. Congressional Level Men's Artistic Gymnastics Dexter Salazar – 1st Place Julius Planco – 2nd Place Ely Asencio – 3rd Place Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics April Grace Barrios – 1st Place Josefa Caguing – 2nd Place Shayne Mae Claves – 3rd Place Women's Artistic Gymnastics Mary Ann Borbon – 151 Place Shiela Mae Remata – 2nd Place Ma. Theresa Aspa – 3,d Place b. Iloilo Integrated Meet Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics April Grace Barrios – 2nd Place Women's Artistics Gymnatics Sheila Mae Remata – 131 Place Mary Ann Borbon – 2nd Place c. WVRAA Meet Mary Ann Borbon Gold Medal - Floor Exercise Gold Medal – Balance Beam .Gold Medal – Individual All-Around Shieia Mae Remata Silver Medal – Floor Exercise Silver Medal – Balance Beam Silver Medal – Individual All-Around VII. BOXING COMPETITIONS Congressional Level Denver Cuello – Gold Medalist, 36 kgs. Estelito Canilla Jr. – Gold Medalist, 39 kgs. Joebert Zomil – Gold Medalist, 42 kgs. Jose Sadava – Silver Medalist, 45 kgs. Juvy Ramsis Hilado – Silver Medalist, 48 kgs. Iloilo Integrated Meet Denver Cuello – Gold Medalist, 36 kgs. Estelito Canilla Jr. – Bronze Medalist, 39 kgs. Joebert Zomil – Bronze Medalist, 42 kgs. Juvy Ramsis Hilado – Bronze Medalist, 48 kgs. WVRAA Meet Denver Cuello – Silver Medalist, 36 kgs. VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIONS The CNCHS volleyball team (girls) became the champion in the Congressional Meet. It ranked second during the Iloilo Integrated Meet. Jonidel Velasco was chosen to be a member of Iloilo's volleyball (girls) team that placed second during the WVRAA Meet. In the same WVRAA Meet, Regis Troncoso was selected to be a member of Iloilo's basketball (girls) team that ranked second during the meet.) CAT –1 ANNUAL TACTICAL INSPECTION For the past 6 years, the CAT-1 Unit of the school has been adjudged the Best CAT-1 Unit in the Third Congressional District of Iloilo. The CAT-1 Unit of CNCHS is headed by Mr. Lope B. Apelo Jr. as commandant. Assisting him are Mr. Gregorio Sala and Mr. Noel Eduardo Catolin, Mr. Teddy Gabanite, and Mr. Reynaldo Lagutang. The Adviser of Corps of Sponsors and Escorts is Mrs. Lourdes A. Solis. UPCAT QUALIFIERS Twenty-eight (28) graduating students of CNCHS qualified in the University of the Philippines College Admission Test (UPCAT). The UPCAT qualifiers are (in alphabetical order) Rhea Joy Abordo, Lorvilyn Amoroso, Noemi Apistar, Mark Archer Balberde, Connie Beba, Ma. Liza Bernardo, Althea June Biaoco, Jenna Grace Bibanco, Romeo Calero, Jr., Annalisa Celendro, Leah May Dominguez, Jay Roseville Dudas. Ma. Cheryl Estolano, Dee Gomez, JC Halili, Neny Dawn Jover, Kathy Jane Licera, Tommy Leo Losbanes, Marian Lujan, Marian Janice Mamon, Kevin Montoya, Nowelyn Paredes, Emy Pedrola, Henley Puga, Daphne Servita, Rashelle Tormon, Mark Reynan Villasana and Carlo Yap.