The GLM SY 2005-2006 School bet ranks 2nd in Science Quiz Bee A new Officer-in-Charge has been assigned by the Iloilo Division. Office of the Department of Education to take the reins of leadership of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School. Mrs. Nenita Garrido-Pueyo assumed office as the Officer-in­Charge of the school starting September 12, 2005. She replaced Mr. Bonifacio P. Prigs who had been designated by the Iloilo Division Office of the Department of Education as Officer-in-Charge of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School on October 1, 2004. The new Officer-in-Charge is concurrently the head of the English Department of the school. She started her teaching career as a classroom teacher in the same school in 1975. For many years she had enjoyed the rigorous but rewarding work of a classroom teacher. Because of her dedication to duty, good performance in the service, and educational qualifications, her hard labor paid off when she was later promoted as the head of the English Department. Her promotion as the department head started her to perform administrative functions MRS. NENITA G. PUEYO such as the Officer-of-the-Day. She acted as Officer-in-Charge of the school during the times when the school administrator was away on official business or travel. The experiences had given her adequate opportunity to enhance further her administrative duties. The 59-year old Officer-in­Charge of the CNCHS is married to Mr. Hermogenes Pueyo, also an employee of the school. They are blessed with four children namely Herne (deceased), Jenie who is now in Canada, Noeme, a Commerce graduate of CPU, and Jonathan, who is presently pursuing the course in Medical Technology at the Iloilo Doctor's College, Iloilo City. Mentors retire After many years of dedicated service, five members of the faculty of the school retired from government service effective school year 2004-2005. First among them is Mrs. Concepcion Reguera whose retirement as Teacher II took effect on December 31, 2004. While in active service, she taught Filipino IV to the students of the school. Following Mrs. Reguera's retirement, Mrs. Dimpna Magallon, also a Filipino teacher exited from service on February 1,2005. She occupied the position of Teacher III and served the school for 41 years. Four months later after the second retirement was made , a male teacher also retired from the service. Mr. Victor S. Maroma who held the item of Master Teacher II rendered 36 long years of dedicated service to the CNCHS. He retired on May 1, 2005. While in active duty, he effected numerous projects and improvements in the school during his incumbency as the Officer-in-Charge of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School. Another teacher in the Math department followed the line of retirees. After 38 years in the service, Ms. Geronima Prieto, relinquished her item as Instructor II upon effectivity of her retirement on June 16,2005. Her item was co-terminous. A student of the school emerged as first runner-,up in the National Science Super Quiz Bee (Division Level) held at Sta. Barbara National Comprehensive High School, Sta. Barbara, Iloilo on October 1, 2005. Andrew Jason J. Licera is a fourth year student of the school belonging to IV-Archimedes of the Special Science Class. A quiet and keen observer in the class, Licera spent most of his spare time reading science books and other related materials in the library. His taciturn attitude earned him the respect of his fellow classmates. `Patience and determination can make a person succeed in any endeavor. I never expected to win in the contest after giving a series of invalid answers. When the last question was given to me, I tried my best to 'hit the mark' and my The Local Government Unit of Cabatuan is currently undertaking the construction of the Municipal Fire Station building. Located along Rizal Ilaya Street, the new building is being constructed adjacent to the new Hall of Justice building in southwestern part of the town plaza. It has a budget of P1,342,132.D4-accordin2 to the determination paid off. I ranked second." Licera answered when he was interviewed by his co participants after the contest. Andrew is also a staffer of `The Glow' assigned as sports writer. He is the second of six children of Mr. Danilo Licera, Sr and the former Regina Jallores. His parents are simple folks of Gines Patag, Cabatuan, Iloilo. Other winners in the contest were the students of Dingle National High School and Alimodian National Comprehensive High School who were adjudged as first and third winners, respectively. A total of 82 participants coming from the different private and public secondary schools in the Division of Iloilo joined the contest. blessings in life to help effect the realization of the project. Engr. Martin de la Rosa Jr. and his family, presently working in Texas, U.S.A. donated $5,000.00 for the construction of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo "Boy" Colorado extended financial assistance of P250,000.00 for the buidling. The couple is working in California, Change of LeADERSHIP Pueyo heads CNCHS LGU constructs fire station of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School on October 1, 2004. The new Officer-in-Charge is concurrently the head of the English Department of the school. She started her teaching career as a classroom teacher in the same school in 1975. For many years she had enjoyed the rigorous but rewarding work of a classroom teacher. Because of her dedication to duty, good performance in the service, and educational qualifications, her hard labor paid off when she was later promoted as the head of the English Department. Her promotion as the department head started her to perform administrative functions Delegates of the school brought home five gold medals and seven minor awards during the Student Technologists and Entrepreneurs of the Philippines (STEP) Division skills competition held at the Iloilo National High School, La Paz, Iloilo City on September 17-18, 2005. In the secondary level, Melandro Moneva, a fourth year student, was a gold medalist in Flower Pot Stand Making. Another first place was obtained by Ernie Rodd Ramos, a third year student of the school in Starter Motor Assembly. Other gold medal winners were German Gelogo, a senior student who wnn in Stool such as the Officer-of-the-Day. She acted as Officer-in-Charge of the school during the times when the school administrator was away on official business or travel. The experiences had given her adequate opportunity to enhance further her administrative duties. The 59-year old Officer-in­Charge of the CNCHS is married to Mr. Hermogenes Pueyo, also an employee of the school. They are blessed with four children namely Herne (deceased), Jenie who is now in Canada, Noeme, a Commerce graduate of CPU, and Jonathan, who is presently pursuing the course in Medical Technology at the Iloilo Doctor's College, Iloilo City. third placers namely Glenn Michael Altomea, a third year student, in Pumpkin Pie Making; Rhea Marquez, a senior stude, in Wedding Cake Decoration; and Patrick Philip Casianan, also a third year student, in Web-Based Presentation. Jan Lawrence Sepaya, a junior student, ranked fifth in Dish Gardening. Declared as first runner-up in Miss STEP '05 was Arianne Marie Garrido, a second year student, and her escort, Louie Evans Sala, a junior idol, was adjudged 4' runner-up in Mr. STEP '05. The pair of Manuel Baello and John Niel Hiponia was declared seventh n1arer in Tqhh? Four months later after the second retirement was made , a male teacher also retired from the service. Mr. Victor S. Maroma who held the item of Master Teacher II rendered 36 long years of dedicated service to the CNCHS. He retired on May 1, 2005. While in active duty, he effected numerous projects and improvements in the school during his incumbency as the Officer-in-Charge of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School. Another teacher in the Math department followed the line of retirees. After 38 years in the service, Ms. Geronima Prieto, relinquished her item as Instructor II upon effectivity of her retirement on June 16,2005. Her item was co-terminous. On September 30, 2005, Mrs. Nena Umadhay, a Values Education teacher, bade goodbye to fellow teachers, staff and students of the school when her retirement was enforced. Being free of school works, Mrs. Umadhay now enjoys managing her small business. The retirees of the school were honored during the despedida party held at Kabeer, Cabatuan, Iloilo on November 28. School conducts INSET To update teachers with information and skills for effective teaching-learning process, the school conducted a three-day In-Service Training (INSET) last October 24-28,2005. The school-based training was spearheaded by Mrs. Ne~ita G Puevo- the new Officer? taciturn attitude earned him the respect of his fellow classmates. `Patience and determination can make a person succeed in any endeavor. I never expected to win in the contest after giving a series of invalid answers. When the last question was given to me, I tried my best to 'hit the mark' and my The Local Government Unit of Cabatuan is currently undertaking the construction of the Municipal Fire Station building. Located along Rizal Ilaya Street, the new building is being constructed adjacent to the new Hall of Justice building in southwestern part of the town plaza. It has a budget of P1,342,132.00 according to the program of work of the project. The new facility of the town has been made possible through the cash donation of two families and through government funds. Through the initiative and representation of Mayor Ramon C. Yee, two families from Cabatuan now residing in the United States of America shared their material A former Master Teacher 11 who later was designated as the Officer-in-Charge of CNCHS was appointed as the Municipal Administrator of the Local Government Unit of Cabatuan, Iloilo. Mr. Victor S. Maroma retired from government service as a Master Teacher II of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High High School who were adjudged as first and third winners. respectively. A total of 82 participants coming from the different private and public secondary schools in the Division of Iloilo joined the contest. blessings in life to help effect the realization of the project. Engr. Martin de la Rosa Jr. and his family, presently working in Texas, U.S.A. donated $5,000.00 for the construction of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo "Boy" Colorado extended financial assistance of P250,000.00 for the buidling. The couple is working in California, U.S.A. The government funds involved in the construction of the building came from Iloilo Provincial Government, through Gov. Niel D. Tupas who facilitated the release of P350,000.00. The Municipal Government will shoulder the remaining amount to complete the construction of the Municipal Fire Station building. CNCHSians garner key awards in STEP contest LGU constructs fire station Former teacher, school OIC, named municipal administrator awards in STEP contest Delegates of the school brought home five gold medals and seven minor awards during the Student Technologists and Entrepreneurs of the Philippines (STEP) Division skills competition held at the Iloilo National High School, La Paz, Iloilo City on September 17-18, 2005. In the secondary level, Melandro Moneva, a fourth year student, was a gold medalist in Flower Pot Stand Making. Another first place was obtained by Ernie Rodd Ramos, a third year student of the school in Starter Motor Assembly. Other gold medal winners were German Gelogo, a senior student who won in Stool Construction and Upholstery. The trio of Francisco Lo II, Franz Choresca, and SM Santiago, all senior students bested other contestants in Mural Painting. Gladys Detarro, also a fourth year student, made it in Bangus Deboning. A sophomore student, Raphael Frial, garnered the second place in Cocktail Mixing. In Fresh Sardines Making, Ma. Crystal Bermejo of the fourth year, got hold of the second place. In Homepage Development and Desktop Publishing (Newsletter), Aldwin Leslie Muyuela, a senior student, was declared second placer. Three students were named third placers namely Glenn Michael Altomea, a third year student, in Pumpkin Pie Making; Rhea Marquez, a senior stude, in Wedding Cake Decoration; and Patrick Philip Casianan, also a third year student, in Web-Based Presentation. Jan Lawrence Sepaya, a junior student, ranked fifth in Dish Gardening. Declared as first runner-up in Miss STEP '05 was Arianne Marie Garrido, a second year student, and her escort, Louie Evans Sala, a junior idol, was adjudged 411 runner-up in Mr. STEP '05. The pair of Manuel Baello and John Niel Hiponia was declared seventh placer in Table Setting. The group of Ken Hualde, a third year student, Dixie Mae Tormon, Mary Jane Italia, all were senior students, and Ruthlene Duero, a sophomore, competed in the Techno-Quiz. The officers of the school's STEP namely Mary Ann Velarde, president, and Aldwin Leslie Muyuela, secretary, were elected to STEP Division Council as vice president and board of director, respectively. The five gold winners of the school automatically entitled them to represent the Division of Iloilo in the Regional STEP Skill competition to be held in Roxas City, Capiz. goodbye to fellow teachers, staff and students of the school when her retirement was enforced. Being free of school works, Mrs. Umadhay now enjoys managing her small business. The retirees of the school were honored during the despedida party held at Kabeer, Cabatuan, Iloilo on November 28. been mace possime tnrougn me cash donation of two families and through government funds. Through the initiative and representation of Mayor Ramon C. Yee, two families from Cabatuan now residing in the United States of America shared their material A former Master Teacher II who later was designated as the Officer-in-Charge of CNCHS was appointed as the Municipal Administrator of the Local Government Unit of Cabatuan, Iloilo. Mr. Victor S. Maroma retired from government service as a Master Teacher II of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School after serving the school for 36 years. While in active service, he was designated as the Officer­in-Charge of CNCHS on June 2, 1995 with the retirement of Miss Lilia G. Fancubela, the school administrator. He served the school in such capacity until August 14, 1995, with the appointment of Mr. Rey Vencer as the new school administrator. Again, on July 1, 2003 he was designated as Officer-in-Charge of CNCHS. He discharged the duties and responsibilities of the position until October 1, 2004. On July 1, 2005 he took his oath of office as the first municipal administrator before Mayor Ramon C. Yee who appointed him to the position which is co-terminous. oulicting came rrom uono irrovinciaL Government, through Gov. Niel D. Tupas who facilitated the release of P350,000.00. The Municipal Government will shoulder the remaining amount to complete the construction of the Municipal Fire Station building. MR. VICTOR S. MAROMA The municipal administrator is the extension of the personality of the municipal mayor. He performs duties and responsibilities enumerated in the Local Government Code, and those required by the municipal mayor. The position of municipal administrator was created by Mayor Ramon C. Yee and was approved by the Sangguniang Bayan on December 28, 2004, including the budgetary appropriation of the position. Mayor Yee filled up the position on July 1, 2005. School conducts INSET To update teachers with information and skills for effective teaching-learning process, the school conducted a three-day In-Service Training (INSET) last October 24-28,2005. The school-based training was spearheaded by Mrs. Nenita G Pueyo, the new Officer? in-Charge of the school. She tapped the key school officials in planning and conducting the activities for the INSET. The department heads of the nine learning areas prepared activities for their respective departments. An opening program on October 24 formally marked the start of the training. The training by department started on the second day. Miss Ninfa O. Dio, the designated Officer-in-Charge of the English department trained English, Science, and Math teachers on Oral Communication Skills in English at the Information Communication Technology (ICT) room in the Science turn to page 11 Former teacher, school OIC, named municipal administrator