THE SARANGANI leg of the Earth Day Caravan happened today at the Sarangani Provincial Capitol Gymnasium, with the theme: Tubig ay Buhay, Ating Pagyamanin at Linisin.
I used to attend celebrations like this when I was in High School as a member of the Junior Ecologist Movement of our school. This morning was a new chance for me to take part in such an endeavor.
IT FEELS so great that another alumnnus of Alabel National Science High School brought pride and honor to the school for graduating Magna Cum Laude from Notre Dame of Dadiangas University.
Angelo D. Gamat, a classmate in high school, was NDDU’s class valedictorian for SY 2007-2008. He took up BS Accountancy, a five-year course, so he graduated a year after I did.
Last year, in the same university, another classmate of mine, John Theodore Lawrence M. Palenzuela also graduated Magna Cum Laude. He took up AB Political Science and now teaches at NDDU.
I SAW this picture in one of the folders I keep. I didn’t appreciate it before much as I do now. Visit Digital Detours to see my other photos.
IT IS during the prom night that girls become ladies and boys, gentlemen. So far, I have five times the excitement; I had two proms in high school, and two in college. The last one I attended took place last night, where I was as excited as the students because it’s my first prom—this time, as a teacher.
EIGHT YEARS after sending off its first graduates, Alabel National Science High School, the Regional Science High School for Region XII currently builds its network of alumni and alumnae to set the stage for the organization of its alumni association.
Jemielyn Catulong of the pioneering batch (SY 1999-2000) will be sending letters to officers of each batch of graduates for the planning conference regarding the first alumni homecoming, which is hoped to be held in time for the school’s 10th Commencement Exercises.
Meanwhile, an e-group has been created to serve as a point of convergence for the alumni.
