SY 2005-2006 N E W S The gljanStraf School conducts... from page 2 11 PJCR crowned Miss... University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City, cum laude. The members of the Royal Court were Princess Ma. Vina and Princess Sanshine. The first princess, Ma. Vina Tormon Sablon, is a daughter of Chief Marine Engr. Cruz Sablon and the former Virginia Tormon, an elementary grades teacher. The 14-year old princess is a third year student of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School, belonging to the Special Science Class. She was consorted by Alfred Ley Genovesa, son of Marine Engr. Alfredo Genovesa and Civil Engr. Felicitas Arcos-Genovesa. He Campus writers... from named a runner-up in editorial writing, English category. Editor-in-chief of 'Ang Sinag' Oscar Recabar was the champion in feature writing (Filipino), and Vincent Roncal, a senior student of the school, ranked second (English). Declared as runners-up in the same category were Feby Carmen, Ma. Fevie Fajardo, Fia Carmela Escuadra, and Ken Hualde. Their English counterparts were Marie Andrea Emmanuelle Urbano, Shyne Mediatrix Salcedo, Shanen Abrasosa, and Julden Greg Barrios as runners-up. In news writing, English category, Kryslyn Alyssa Solacito placed second while Robylee Castor, Chinny Mae Genovesa, and Kristine Gift Madera were runners-up. 'Ang Sinag' staffers led by Feby Carmen, got the second place, and Oscar Recahar and Ma. Theresa Teinda as from page 1 is a junior student of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School. The second princess, Sanshine Boots Marie Menosa Mailla, is a daughter of Bobby Mailla and the. former Lorna Menosa. The 19-year old Princess is a fourth year student of West Visayas State University where she is pursuing a degree on Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. Her consort was Roven Tamorite, son of Roel Tamorite and the former Evelyn Bais. His father is the Punong Barangay of Gines Patag while his mother is a nurse working in Saudi Arabia. page 1 The duo of Mary Ann Velarde and Kryslyn Alyssa Solacito was declared runner-up in the copyreading and headline writing English category. On the other hand, Ma. Theresa Tejada, Robylee Castor, and Arianne Faye Escuadra were runners-up in Filipino. Three staffers of the school emerged as runners-up in sports writing namely Ruthlene Duero, Mae Boribor in English, and Oscar Recabar in Filipino. Winners in the editorial cartooning in Filipino were Jan Ray Hontanar as second placer, and Oscar Recabar as runner-up. Francisco Lo II was also a runner-up in English. The cluster seminar was formally opened by a program held at the Old Library of the school. Mr. Jude Thaddeus I. Iledan, regional English supervisor in-charge of campus iournalism spearheaded the building of the school, using the newly bought multi-media projector. English teachers also prepared review materials for the National Achievement Test (NAT) for all year levels. The Science depart-ment, thru its head Mr. Rodrigo C. Tacay, invited a resource speaker in the person of Mrs. Mindaluz Billena, division science coordinator, who discussed about action research to the teacher participants. On the other hand, Filipino teachers, under the supervision of Mrs. Rebecca Fenis as the department head, constructed questions by year level for 'Tagisan ng Talino'. The questions they prepared will be used for the contest next year. Teachers in the Social Studies and Values Education department were trained on new teaching strategies by Mr. Dante Roldan, the department head. Mathematics teachers prepared budgeted outlay, targets/action plan, and workbooks in Math. The head of Tusk farce... from page 3 Local Government Code which states "As provided in Article 2189 of RA 386, otherwise known as the Civil Code of the Philippines, as amended, provinces, cities, and municipalities shall be liable for damages for the death of, or injuries suffered by, any what I am saying, but it is a fact. People have this tendency to be so engrossed in making themselves the department, Mr. Noli Claves, conducted the training. In preparation for teaching materials, the Agriculture teachers with Mr. Virgilio Solacito as department head made lesson plans in all year levels in Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE). The formulation of budgetary outlay was tackled by teachers in the Industrial department. Mr. Rufo Casianan, head of the department initiated the training. The facilitators for the training were Miss Belen Huyo, guidance counselor, who prepared the training matrix, and Mrs. Visluzminda Catedral, Master Teacher I was assigned to prepare the opening and closing programs which were held at the Filipino building. The plenary sessions proved fruitful with the active participation of teachers. The training culminated with the sharing of- impression and reporting of outputs by department. person by reason of the defective condition of roads, streets, bridges, public buildings, and other public works under their control or supervision. The extent of liability for damages shall be governed by the provisions of the Civil Code on quasi-delicti. defense of our national security. Otherwise, what is there to defend! I notice that our government Is CWCHS hosts... from page 12 second and Myra Nandin got the third place, all were from CNCHS. In the area of singing, winners in the Vocal Solo (Pop) were all from CNCHS with Dianessa Fria Tabares adjudged as the champion, following her as second placer was Joan Beverly Padilla, and Christian Jane Maravilla landed third. On the other hand, in the classical category, Michelle Malfarta of the first year was named the champion, second place was awarded to Mary Jinelle Leysa, and Dessa Valero as the third placer. Impressing the judges thru persuasive presentation of ideas, Aldwin Leslie Muyuela of the Seniors bested other contestants in impromptu speech contest. He was followed by Patrick Philip Casianan of the third year as the first runner-up, and Jehruel John Burao, a sophomore student was declared second runner-up. The winning speakers were all students of the school. In sports events, spikers of Tiring National High School lorded it over the CNCHS team in a close fight in volleyball (boys). The school regained its supremacy in softball after beating its opponent, the Acao National High School. Maintaining its superiority in baseball, the Acao National High School baseballers slugged more points against Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School team. The CNCHSians displayed their prowess in badminton (boys and girls) and athletics (boys and girls) when they defeated the teams of Acao National High School in both Environment Focus.. from page 9 ~IAIA_ MFri's... TIU11 named a runner-up in editorial writing, English category. Editor-in-chief of 'Ang Sinag' Oscar Recabar was the champion in feature writing (Filipino), and Vincent Roncal, a senior student of the school, ranked second (English). Declared as runners-up in the same category were Feby Carmen, Ma. Fevie Fajardo, Fia Carmela Escuadra, and Ken Hualde. Their English counterparts were Marie Andrea Emmanuelle Urbano, Shyne Mediatrix Salcedo, Shanen Abrasosa, and Julden ~reg Barrios as runners-up. In news writing, English category, Kryslyn Alyssa Solacito placed second while Robylee Castor, Chinny Mae Genovesa, and Kristine Gift Madera were runners-up. 'Ang Sinag' staffers led by Feby Carmen, got the second place, and Oscar Recabar and Ma. Theresa Tejada as, runners-up in the same category. One of the outstanding achievements of the Cabatuan PNP Station is "Sagip Paaralan", a project focused on P. Muyuela Elementary School in Brgy. Jelicuon Lusaya, Cabatuan, Iloilo. Through this project, several facilities of the school were repaired. These included 22 chairs and benches, 3 tables, windows, and roof. Aside from this, the Cabatuan PNP Station personnel conducted 22 home visitations which resulted in the greater trust and confidence of the citizenry in the PNP. next year. Teachers in the Social Studies and Values Education department were trained on new teaching strategies by Mr. Dante Roldan, the department head. Mathematics teachers prepared budgeted outlay, targets/action plan, and workbooks in Math. The head of Taskfuree.. from page 3 Local Government Code which states "As provided in Article 2189 of RA 386, otherwise known as the Civil Code of the Philippines, as amended, provinces, cities, and municipalities shall be liable for damages for the death of, or injuries suffered by, any what I am saying, but it is a fact. People have this tendency to be so engrossed in making themselves wealthy that they may come to a point where they will do anything just to gain money. We abuse our natural resources because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. But let us try to see these resources as something that give us life, something precious and need to be taken care of. Maybe we may begin to use them with love and respect. I think the environment should be put in the category of our .national security. Defense of our resources is just as important as closing programs which were held at the Filipino building. The plenary sessions proved fruitful with the active participation of teachers. The training culminated with the sharing of impression and reporting of outputs by department. person by reason of the defective condition of roads, streets, bridges, public buildings, and other public works under their control or supervision. The extent of liability for damages shall be governed by the provisions of the Civil Code on quasi-delicti. defense of our national security. Otherwise, what is there to defend! I notice that our government is concentrating on modernizing our armed forces but putting very little effort in protecting our environment. Now is the right time for us to act, to do something to save what is left of our natural resources. Let us try to stop thinking of ourselves this time. Why not think of our children for a change? What kind of environment would we really want them to live in the future? The answer to this question lies in your hands. Think about it and decide! nestea otner contestants in impromptu speech contest. He was followed by Patrick Philip Casianan of the third year as the first runner-up, and Jehruel John Burao, a sophomore student was declared second runner-up. The winning speakers were all students of the school. In sports events, spikers of Tiring National High School lorded it over the CNCHS team in a close fight in volleyball (boys). The school regained its supremacy in softball after beating its opponent, the Acao National High School. Maintaining its superiority in baseball, the Acao National High School baseballers slugged more points against Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School team. The CNCHSians displayed their prowess in badminton (boys and girls) and athletics (boys and girls) when they defeated the teams of Acao National High School in both sports events. The Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School was declared the over-all champion in this year's Municipal Meet. The champions both in sports and literary-musical events automatically became the representatives of the town to the Third Congressional Meet held at Badiangan, Iloilo on November 17­20, 2005. I Pdyt! -1 The duo of Mary Ann Velarde and Kryslyn Alyssa Solacito was declared runner-up in the copyreading and headline writing English category. On the other hand, Ma. Theresa Tejada, Robylee Castor, and Arianne Faye Escuadra were runners-up in Filipino. Three staffers of the school emerged as runners-up in sports writing namely Ruthlene Duero, Mae Boribor in English, and Oscar Recabar in Filipino. Winners in the editorial cartooning in Filipino were Jan Ray Hontanar as second placer, and Oscar Recabar as runner-up. Francisco Lo 11 was also a runner-up in English. The cluster seminar was formally opened by a program held at the Old Library of the school. Mr. Jude Thaddeus 1. Iledan, regional English supervisor in-charge of campus journalism spearheaded the seminar. Most Citizen-Fr"ifly.. from page 1 Environment Focus... from page 9 STAFF AIDES News Writing. MA. CORAZON TEJADA DIANE IRISH PACHECO GRACE MELANCIO MICHELLE ALFARO LESTER ANDREI TALAMOR SHARON MAE TRANCO HANNAH MAE SUPEDA DIANE JADE CORTEZ PEARLEN TRABASAS RIZALDIE ZAMORA JR. RHESTENE TORMON KRISTINE GIFT MADERA CRISTINE JOYCE SERVITA Sports Writers The i Eatto Si Managing Editor ELLAN JOY MANDARIO Associate Editor RUTHLENE DUERO Feature Writers Editor-in-Chief ALDWIN LESLIE MUYUELA One of the outstanding achievements of the Cabatuan PNP Station is "Sagip Paaralan", a project focused on P. Muyuela Elementary School in Brgy. Jelicuon Lusaya, Cabatuan, Iloilo. Through this project, several facilities of the school were repaired. These included 22 chairs and benches, 3 tables, windows, and roof. Aside from this, the Cabatuan PNP Station personnel conducted 22 home visitations which resulted in the greater trust and confidence of the citizenry in the PNP. I ballad! I t*UU1UVb L)M,0U= VVC I VVC11 U it as a commodity belonging to us. But let us try to see these resources as something that give us life, something precious and need to be taken care of. Maybe we may begin to use them with love and respect. I think the environment should be put in the category of our national security. Defense of our resources is just as important as for us to act, to do something to save what is left of our natural resources. Let us try to stop thinking of ourselves this time. Why not think of our children for a change? What kind of environment would we really want them to live in the future? The answer to this question lies in your hands. Think about it and decide! declared the over-all cnampion in Ems year's Municipal Meet. The champions both in sports and literary-musical events automatically became the representatives of the town to the Third Congressional Meet held at Badiangan, Iloilo on November 17­20, 2005. Most utttzcn-ifrienaty.. trom page i GLADYS DETARRO Copy Reader MARY ANN VELARDE Adviser MERLA P. ARLOS Lay-out Editors STAFF AIDES News Writing: MA. CORAZON TEJADA DIANE IRISH PACHECO GRACE MELANCIO MICHELLE ALFARO LESTER ANDREI TALAMOR SHARON MAE TRANCO HANNAH MAE SUPEDA DIANE JADE CORTEZ PEARLEN TRABASAS RIZALDIE ZAMORA JR. RHESTENE TORMON KRISTINE GIFT MADERA CRISTINE JOYCE SERVITA MATT LOUIE CASPE PRIJ ALPHONZ CARMELO JOHN HENRY BUERON SHELLEY JAN HALABA Photojourn: MYLYN PORAL GISELLE ANN MAGOS Cartooning: ARRIANE CLARYSSE ALEGARIO JOSEPH SABIDO Feature: ROME DELA CRUZ CHINNY MAE GENOVESA HONEY JEAN LORRAINE ONTANILLAS LIEZEL MALAGA THERESE BORIBOR Editorial Board MRS. TITA 0. LAYADOR President, CNCHS PTCA ALDWIN LESLIE M. MUYUELA Editor-in-Chief MRS. NENITA G. PUEYO Officer-in-Charge, CNCHS MISS NINFA 0. DIO Officer-in-Charge, English Dept. Sports Writers Opinion Columnists Associate Editor RUTHLENE DUERO Feature Writers JOHN LESTER NARANJA K ANDREW JASON LICERA YSLYN ALYSSA SOLACITO MA. KRISTINA ANGELA SOM13ONG Community Editors PATRICK PHILIP CASIANAN GLENN MICHAEL ALTOMEA ELENE RAIZA GALILEA MARY JANE ITALIA SHERRY ANNE MAE TUARES JULDEN GREG BARRIOS ANN SELMA MORATA MA. FHEBE FAJARDO VINCENT RONCAL MARIE ANDREA EMMANUELLE URBANO RAE AN ADELANTAR Cartoonist FRANCISCO LO 11 News Writers The Editorial staff Editor-in-Chief ALDWIN LESLIE MUYUELA Managing Editor ELLAN JOY MANDARIO MERRY HOPE LATOZA