We wish to announce that "JAF", the son and namesake of Jose Arnel Francisco, passed away yesterday. Our symphaties, Bay Arnel even as we pray for strength of your family in this trying times.
You can contact Arnel at 09193800239.
August 11, 2008
April 16, 2008
Welcome Zenaida Edjec
Mao ni si Zenaida Edjec, batch pod nato sa High School. Taga Tandayag, Amlan. Tua na sa New Jersey karon. Nurse siya, minyo ug may mga anak. Nagkita mi last year. Kuhaon nako iyang email address para maka-apil pod siya nato.Email: lovesurians1984@aol.com
April 2, 2008
Welcome Orlene Ramirez!
Welcome Orlene gwapa! One of the prettiest faces in NOHS sa atong panahon, ug moagi gubot ang mga guys, ang bulak sa Daro, Dumaguete. Tua na ni nanimpalad sa Dubai, connected sa Dubai, Metro contractor sa ilang MRT (metrorail transit). Pasakya unya mi diha, Lene.Email: orleneramirez@yahoo.com
Friendster: http://profiles.friendster.com/user.php?uid=23347281
March 25, 2008
Pepsi Jingle of Our Time
Kinsa pa ang nakahinumdum niining jingle sa Pepsi, circa 1977? Usa sa mga unang kanta nga akong nakat-onan sa gitara. Pero karon nakalimot na ko sa chords (memory gap, he he).Nahinumdum ko sa atong klameyts nga Panuela twins, si Ariel ug si Raquel, kay ang ilang father didto nagtrabaho sa Pepsi unya sila may housing didto sa Pepsi warehouse. Si Ariel officer to sa atong CAT unya si Raquel, gwapahon (kinsa kaha'y nagpadoding ani niadtong high skul pa ta...)
Have a Pepsi Day
A smile can wake the sun up
To what your world could be,
And with every brand new moment
You're alive, you're feeling free.
Make this day a celebration
Come and taste the Pepsi way
Life is what it should be
When you have a Pepsi day...
C'mon, c'mon, c'mon and make a Pepsi way.
C'mon, c'mon, c'mon and have a Pepsi day.
Wrap a thirsty smile around it,
Raise a Pepsi up and down it,
C'mon, c'mon and have a Pepsi day.
C'mon, c'mon and make this day a celebration.
C'mon, c'mon and join the Pepsi generation.
C'mon, c'mon... (drums) C'mon, c'mon... (drums)
Have a Pepsi day.
A smile can wake the sun up
To what your world could be,
And with every brand new moment
You're alive, you're feeling free.
Make this day a celebration
Come and taste the Pepsi way
Life is what it should be
When you have a Pepsi day...
C'mon, c'mon, c'mon and make a Pepsi way.
C'mon, c'mon, c'mon and have a Pepsi day.
Wrap a thirsty smile around it,
Raise a Pepsi up and down it,
C'mon, c'mon and have a Pepsi day.
C'mon, c'mon and make this day a celebration.
C'mon, c'mon and join the Pepsi generation.
C'mon, c'mon... (drums) C'mon, c'mon... (drums)
Have a Pepsi day.
March 18, 2008
Nagkita-kita na Pud...
Nagkita-kita na pud ang mga banggiitan. March 11, 2008, SM Megamall, pag-ingon ni Milavida Dorado nga moabot siya sa Manila gikan Dumaguete, wala'y ukon-ukon tagbo dayon si Temyong sa airport. Pastilan pagka-labs gayud sa atong Admin niining iyang silingan sa Sibulan, nga sige ra nilang haranahon ni Rommel Tan niadtong mga panahon nga sikat pa ang bayle. Pag-text pud ka Joel Dayao, wala gihapo'y ukon-ukon nga miagda ug panihapon sa Megamall (pero wise ning bataa kay gipili niya SM Megamall kay naa man didto iyang computer software ug book shop, ang "Macromind".) Gidala pud ni Joel iya kamagulangan nga si Michael Vincent (passport niya para tugotan ni Mrs. nga molaag). First year college na diay ning akong kinugos sa bunyag nga guapo boy kaayo (maayo na lang kay niliwat ni Mrs. Dayao.) Niabot pud si Ms. Bebedel Fabe, igsoon ni Joji, nga ig-agaw ni Mila. Si Bebedel ang valedictorian sa ilang batch two years lower sa ato, karon high officer sa Asian Development Bank.
Pwerte namong istorya ilabi na kabahin sa mga sikreto ni ....(oops, censored).... niadtong mga nanlabay nga kagahapon ug naunsa na ang atong pagkakaron. Ang mga wala didto, mao'y gitsismisan, unsa pa man diay! Info lang mga guys, Mila is very much available, tan-awa unsa ka seksiha gihapon sa picture. Maayo pa gyud mogalam kay nurse kaayo. Adto lang unya mo pangharana ug pamisita niya sa Texas, USA.
Kami maoy pinakakataposan nga customer nga migawas sa restaurant kay sige ra mi gatabi, nakalimtan ang oras. Sa sunod wala nay pakalit ug abiso para daghang makatambong sa panagkita... (Thanks to Mila for uploading and posting the pictures.)
Kini mao'y picture! Mila Dorado, sexy yummy sandwich sa mga matinee idols.
Magkumpare sa mga maayong binuhatan (ug sa ginagmay nga mga binugoy) Joel Dayao ug Tim Calumpong. Sa mga hinapay ra daugon, parts.
March 16, 2008
Para sa Mga Brods, Lami ra Gyud Ning Magbinut-an Ta
Sa tanang mga Kaanib sa UHAW* FraternityMga brods, Kining atong pagkasulundon nga bana, angay gayud nga ikapasigarbo. Tan-awa, naa diay study didto sa U.S. nga mga malipayon ang mga banang motabang sa panimalay. (Nahipatik ni sa Inquirer, March 10, 2008, frontpage pa.) Sorry na lang niadtong mga maldito ug dili matinabangon, small time ra mo namo. Mas daghan mi ug rewards ninyo. Hehe...
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* UHAW - Union of Husbands Afraid of Wives.
(Dili ni HS Fraternity. Pero daghang na miyembro ani pagkagradweyt na nato.)
March 15, 2008
Welcome Milavida Dorado - Patero!
Welcome Mila guapa! Kini ang atong batchmate nga walay paglubad, ug makit-an ninyo karon dalaga pa gihapon kaseksiha. Kababayan ni Eunice ug Hazel Calingacion, Gerard Fontelo, Terry Parrocho, (hasta ang Admin) ug daghan pa. Tua na ni nanimuyo sa U.S., mao nga andam ra mo kay pagbalik ini, sponsor nato ug panihapon sa Jo's Chicken Inato (magkinamot ra ta tanan, except ka Mila kay danlog ang mantika, lisod pagkuha sa wallet para bayad.)Email: milado79@gmail.com
March 5, 2008
Wow Pare Bad Trip!
Maayo gani kay wala ta maabti aning demonyong methampetamine hydrochloride nga mao'y nakaguba sa daghang kaugmaon. "Shabu" ang ngalan ini karon, gidanggaan pud ug "poor man's coccaine" kay barato ra. Pero grabe, daghan na kaayo ang krimen nga makapakitbi sa atay ang nahitabo gumikan ani.
Niadtong panahon nato, ang nihawod cough syrup sama pananglit sa "ornacol" ug "ornex". Ubanan ra ni ug yarok sa royal tru-orange. Diha na pud ang cannabis sativa o marijuana nga ang tawag niadto "hit-hit" ug "habak". Food trip or laughing trip ang sangpotan para sa uban. Common nga epekto sa paghabak nga ang panan-aw morag buak tanan or "basag" (as in "Basag kaayo ka parts!").
S'yempre ang pares aning mga trip kadtong mga kanta sa Led Zeppelin ("Stairway to Heaven" ug "Moby Dick") Aerosmith, Grand Funk Railroad, Juan De La Cruz Band ("Himig Natin" ug "Rock n Roll sa Ulan"), Maria Capra
("Kumusta Mga Kaibigan") ug daghan pang mga acid rock. Wala pa man ang FM radio niadto unya ang AM pud dili man motugtog aning mga kantaha. Dili pud dagway bagay si "Everdearest Manong Mar" sa DYRM o DJ Glenda Descuatan sa DYSR aning mga kantaha. Mao nga ug rakista gyud ka kinahanglang naa kay mga long playing albums o mga 45 records. Da bes ni paminawon sa quadrosonic nga stereo. Ug ikaw laagan, ang imong version sa ipod karon mao ang good old cassette tape player. Magbalon lang ka ug daghang cassette tapes. Katong mga uban nga way budget para aning mga binuhata mantenir ra ug "padrax." Kami, igo ra sa katsubong, solb na. (Organic matud pa.)
Asa na kaha to ato klasmet nga maoy master rocker nato, si Jerome Billones? Na pastor na ba pud kaha to pareho ni Giovanni...
Peace mga pare.
March 2, 2008
Hala Linya na Atubang sa Flagpole
Naunsa, kini man hinuon nga propaganda song ni Marcos ang akong nakompleto. Hinumdom mo nga kada buntag tulo man ka kanta awiton atubangan sa flagpole, "Lupang Hinirang", "NOHS Hymn" ug kini gayud (hehe... sapat ning kantaha) :
May bagong silang,
May bago nang buhay,
Bagong bansa,
Bagong galaw,
Sa bagong Lipunan.
Magbabago ang lahat
Tungo sa pag-unlad.
At ating itanghal
Bagong lipunan. (toink!)
May bago nang buhay,
Bagong bansa,
Bagong galaw,
Sa bagong Lipunan.
Magbabago ang lahat
Tungo sa pag-unlad.
At ating itanghal
Bagong lipunan. (toink!)
February 27, 2008
Batch 79 - All Star Soccer Team
Ka-level sa basketball, soccer ang pinaka-popular sport sa NOHS sa atong HS days. Wala ta'y basketball court sa sulod sa campus pero naa'y dakong lawn unya patid-patid sa bola ang kalingawan sa hapon. Ang mga varsity sa soccer adto magpatid-patid sa lawn atubangan sa capitol nga tapad ra sa atong skul. (Puro ni sila dagko ug mga paa, bagtak ug bitiis.) Ang atong skul team usa sa mga kusog nga team sa Dumaguete.Sulayi ug dugang aning lista kinsa to mga mangtas sa atong batch.
1. Lou Valencia - (of course, RP Team gud ni)
2. Lenin Rodriguez
2. Ruben Guerrero
3. Diogenes Logronio
4. Pablito Tenaja
5. Giovanni Lasola
6. Agustin Gargar
7. ______________
8. ______________
9. ______________
10. _____________
11. _____________ ...
February 24, 2008
New Pic of NOHS
Nasindulan sa http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1221867
Maora ug kini ang pinakabag-ong picture sa NOHS. Nindot baya ang main building pero dili maayo ang color combination: blue gate in cream fence. Unya ang pangalan pud sa atong pinalanggang school sa pinakataas sa building maora ug grafitti natabunan pa ug mga dahon. Naa pa gyud hanging sign nga puti, gawas nga natabunan gihapon ug mga dahon, maora ug hinalayhay nga habol. Yikes!
February 22, 2008
Ang NORSU Diay Branch sa NOHS!
Nag-research ang mga taga NORSU unsa ang kagikan sa ilang skul, ug ilang nakaplagan ang sikreto: Ang NORSU gikan sa NOHS. Ang NorSU mao ni ang EVSAT sa panahon nato unya nahimong CVPC. Basa....
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Excerpts from What's in a Date?
by Cecile M. Genove
from "Orient Express"
by Cecile M. Genove
from "Orient Express"
...In an effort to inquire or verify the founding date of NOrSU, the retired faculty and staff wrote Dr. Sojor last May, expressing their knowledge based on historical documents to establish the fact that the school long existed before 1927 and, thus, concluded with an appeal that NOrSU will have a grand centennial celebration this year. It would follow on the heels of two other universities in Dumaguete that have commemorated their centennial anniversaries - Silliman University in 2001 and St. Paul University in 2004. The Negros Oriental High School, a public secondary school, turned a century old in 2002.
The retirees - led by Dr. Romula Loreta S. Aleta, Dr. Florencia P. Dagudag, Dr. Rosalina C. Tan, and Dr. Ruth L. Velasco - did extensive research to gather information about the history of the school, with sources coming from NOrSU's website information itself; from the book, Central Visayas Polytechnic College: A Brief History, by Dr. Henry A. Sojor and Dr. T. Valentino Sitoy Jr. published in 1997; from an article written by Dr. Sitoy for the Pylon 2003, the school's yearbook; and, excerpts from one of four books about Negros Oriental written by SU Professor Emeritus Caridad Aldecoa Rodriguez, Negros Oriental, From American Rule to the Present: A History, published in 1989.
The discussions have gravitated to the National Historical Institute through its chair, Ambeth Ocampo, who also writes a column for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, who is of the opinion "that the Negros Oriental State University should base its origin from its earliest precursor which is the Negros Oriental High School." Ocampo continues to add that "many universities trace their founding dates from humble schools, examples of which are Silliman University and St. Paul University, where the latter began as a small school for girls in Dumaguete."
In fact, Ocampo admitted that "given the illustrious history of the institution, a historical marker from the National Historical Institute may be installed in the premises of the Negros Oriental State University." But, this cannot be done yet until the exact date of the birth of the then Negros Oriental Provincial School, the forerunner of the present Negros Oriental High School, is given.
To quote from the NOrSU System's website, it says: "The beginnings of what is now the Negros Oriental State University date back to 1907, from a single woodworking class at what was then the Negros Oriental Provincial School, the forerunner of the present Negros Oriental High School. As more industrial arts subjects were added, a separate arts and trade school on the secondary level called the Negros Oriental Trade School was established in 1927. This was the provincial trade school which became the East Visayas School of Arts and Trades in 1956 and the Central Visayas Polytechnic College in 1983. On June 25, 2004, it became the Negros Oriental State University."
However, while the establishment of the Negros Oriental High School, formerly the Provincial High School, was on September 1, 1902, the documents and research materials did not provide an exact date in 1907 when the first woodworking class started. This information should complete the historical data to establish whether, indeed, this year is the school's centennial anniversary.
February 21, 2008
Huwaw! Interesting Family.
Nasindulan nako ning article sa internet. Di' ba nagreunion ta last time para pagsaulog sa NOHS Centennial niadtong 2002? Atol sa Centennial, gipasidunggan pod ang Maxino Family isip pinaka-astig nga pamilya nga product sa NOHS. Pito ka magsoon nga Maxino nieskwela sa NOHS, unom ang valedictorian unya ang ilang blacksheep sa pamilya, salutatorian. Basaha naa sa ubos ang kompletong article. Very inspiring.
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Family gets rare award from Negros high school
From Philippine Daily Inquirer By: Alex V. Pal, PDI Visayas Bureau
DUMAGUETE CITY - The Negros Oriental High School (NOHS) has extended a rare award to a family whose members, spanning two generations, topped their respective classes.
The Maxino family of Ayungon, Negros Oriental, received the Centennial Award, a first of its kind in the history of the NOHS, during the 100th Founding Anniversary of the school last Sept. 1.
Seven Maxino siblings graduated from the Negros Oriental High School from 1941 to 1967, with six of them graduating as valedictorian and one graduating as salutatorian.
Six of the siblings, now in their 50s to 70s who all have curved successful careers, were present during the awarding rite. Their mother, Raymunda Chua Maxino, who will turn 100 in January 2003, was also around to receive the family award. Their father, Hermenegildo, passed away in 1970.
The eldest of the siblings, Dominador, was valedictorian of Class 1941. He was followed by Luciano, who graduated valedictorian of Class 1948, then by Lorenzo, who graduated salutatorian of Class 1950.
In 1954, Vicente graduated valedictorian, followed by Marcelino who was also valedictorian of Class 1955, and then by Gerardo, who graduated valedictorian of Class 1958.
The youngest in the family, Hope, graduated valedictorian of Class 1967.
The cycle was repeated by the succeeding generation when, in 1994, the daughter of Gerardo, Clare Cabahug Maxino, also graduated valedictorian from the NOHS.
Other grandchildren also kept the tradition of graduating as valedictorian, although they studied in other schools.
The outstanding academic performance of the siblings did not end there. In college, they also topped their respective classes and all earned magna cum laude ratings.
Aside from Dominador, who survived the Death March but died at the age of 19 in a Tarlac concentration camp, the other Maxino siblings went on to become leaders in their own fields.
Luciano, now 76, a Fulbright-Hayes scholar in the US, became a lawyer and was dean of the College of Law and president of Foundation University. He also served as manager of the Dumaguete Central Savings and Loans Association.
Lorenzo, now 74, became mayor of Dumaguete City in the 1980s. He also served as manager of Dumaguete Rural Bank.
Vicente, 67, also a lawyer, was immigration chief of Dumaguete City for a long time and eventually became the Regional Director of the Commission on Immigration and Deportation for Region VII.
Marcelino, 64, another lawyer and a Mc Dewitt scholar in Michigan, USA, became dean of the College of Law of Foundation University at 27 years old and later became its president. Immigrating to the United States in the middle 1980's, he passed the California Bar and later became Lead Attorney of the California Court of Appeal. He was also a bar examiner for the State of California, USA.
Marcelino has since retired and is now back in Dumaguete City to enjoy his retirement years. Gerardo, now 61, a physicist and a doctorate degree holder, now works with his physicist wife, Vicenta Cabahug, at the Physics Department of Silliman University where he is professor.
He served as department chairperson for sometime and was also dean of the College of Arts and Sciences of Silliman University. He is the president of the Philippine Physics Society.
Hope, now 52, also a physicist and a doctorate degree holder, is married to Regional Trial Court Judge Rosendo B. Bandal, Jr. and is presently professor and chair of the Silliman Physics Department.
She previously taught college Physics at the University of San Carlos, Foundation University, University of Santo Tomas and De La Salle University in Manila.
Two sisters, Nicerata, now 71, and Hospicia, now 57, did not study at the Negros Oriental High School but they also graduated with honors from their respective schools.
Ironically, the parents of the Maxino siblings, Hermenegildo Dy Maxino, now deceased, and Raymunda Chua Maxino, only reached grades one and two, respectively.
But they still stood tall in the eyes of their townmates as Hermenegildo could solve mathematical problems orally, while Raymunda earned the distinction of having been accelerated to second grade while studying first grade.
At that tender age, she got first honors in her class, but had to stop studying to help her father in his small business.
The Maxino family of Ayungon, Negros Oriental, received the Centennial Award, a first of its kind in the history of the NOHS, during the 100th Founding Anniversary of the school last Sept. 1.
Seven Maxino siblings graduated from the Negros Oriental High School from 1941 to 1967, with six of them graduating as valedictorian and one graduating as salutatorian.
Six of the siblings, now in their 50s to 70s who all have curved successful careers, were present during the awarding rite. Their mother, Raymunda Chua Maxino, who will turn 100 in January 2003, was also around to receive the family award. Their father, Hermenegildo, passed away in 1970.
The eldest of the siblings, Dominador, was valedictorian of Class 1941. He was followed by Luciano, who graduated valedictorian of Class 1948, then by Lorenzo, who graduated salutatorian of Class 1950.
In 1954, Vicente graduated valedictorian, followed by Marcelino who was also valedictorian of Class 1955, and then by Gerardo, who graduated valedictorian of Class 1958.
The youngest in the family, Hope, graduated valedictorian of Class 1967.
The cycle was repeated by the succeeding generation when, in 1994, the daughter of Gerardo, Clare Cabahug Maxino, also graduated valedictorian from the NOHS.
Other grandchildren also kept the tradition of graduating as valedictorian, although they studied in other schools.
The outstanding academic performance of the siblings did not end there. In college, they also topped their respective classes and all earned magna cum laude ratings.
Aside from Dominador, who survived the Death March but died at the age of 19 in a Tarlac concentration camp, the other Maxino siblings went on to become leaders in their own fields.
Luciano, now 76, a Fulbright-Hayes scholar in the US, became a lawyer and was dean of the College of Law and president of Foundation University. He also served as manager of the Dumaguete Central Savings and Loans Association.
Lorenzo, now 74, became mayor of Dumaguete City in the 1980s. He also served as manager of Dumaguete Rural Bank.
Vicente, 67, also a lawyer, was immigration chief of Dumaguete City for a long time and eventually became the Regional Director of the Commission on Immigration and Deportation for Region VII.
Marcelino, 64, another lawyer and a Mc Dewitt scholar in Michigan, USA, became dean of the College of Law of Foundation University at 27 years old and later became its president. Immigrating to the United States in the middle 1980's, he passed the California Bar and later became Lead Attorney of the California Court of Appeal. He was also a bar examiner for the State of California, USA.
Marcelino has since retired and is now back in Dumaguete City to enjoy his retirement years. Gerardo, now 61, a physicist and a doctorate degree holder, now works with his physicist wife, Vicenta Cabahug, at the Physics Department of Silliman University where he is professor.
He served as department chairperson for sometime and was also dean of the College of Arts and Sciences of Silliman University. He is the president of the Philippine Physics Society.
Hope, now 52, also a physicist and a doctorate degree holder, is married to Regional Trial Court Judge Rosendo B. Bandal, Jr. and is presently professor and chair of the Silliman Physics Department.
She previously taught college Physics at the University of San Carlos, Foundation University, University of Santo Tomas and De La Salle University in Manila.
Two sisters, Nicerata, now 71, and Hospicia, now 57, did not study at the Negros Oriental High School but they also graduated with honors from their respective schools.
Ironically, the parents of the Maxino siblings, Hermenegildo Dy Maxino, now deceased, and Raymunda Chua Maxino, only reached grades one and two, respectively.
But they still stood tall in the eyes of their townmates as Hermenegildo could solve mathematical problems orally, while Raymunda earned the distinction of having been accelerated to second grade while studying first grade.
At that tender age, she got first honors in her class, but had to stop studying to help her father in his small business.
February 15, 2008
Welcome Irene Vergara-Nava!
Welcome miga Irene, ang atong klasmet nga sexy, fashionista ug trendsetter. Silingan ni Diogenes Logronio ug pag-umangkon ni Mrs. Ferrolino nga atong maestra (pero wala maka-gwardya si Ma'am Ferrolino ka Inting Rivera).
Email: irene_nava0416@yahoo.com
Email: irene_nava0416@yahoo.com
February 11, 2008
Bandilyo!
PARA SA TANANG KA-BATCH NGA ASTIG:
Pagmata na!
Let us call our congressmen and senators to
pass a law to have this label included in the
manufacture of all clothes.
From: NOHS Batch 1979 Legal Bureau
Warning: DANGEROUS TO YOUR HEALTH.
Be sure to get the approval of your wife
before following the label in the picture
or writing to your legislators.
February 7, 2008
Trivia
Instruction: Please answer thru the "Comment" tab and don't forget to leave your name & email.
1. Kinsa ang guest speaker sa atong graduation niadtong 1979?
2. Kinsa ang pinaka popular nga nagtinda ug banana que atbang sa gate?
3. Unsa ang native nga instrumento nga gigamit ni Giovanni Lasola sa ilang rock group nga "Black Orchids"?
4. Unsa ang complete name sa atong NOHS principal nga wa mosugot nga naa ta'y JS Prom?
5. Unsa ang atong graduation song?
6. Pila ang minimum nga plete sa jeep niadtong 1979?
7. Unsa'y itawag sa bisikletang nauso atong 1st ug 2nd year ta?
8. Unsa ang penalty ug ma-late ka sa flag ceremony?
9. Kinsa ang atong schoolmate (dili classmate) nga William Martinez-lookalike?
10. Kinsa ang maestra sa NOHS (not necessarily our teacher) nga iyang first name nag start sa letter "X"?
1. Kinsa ang guest speaker sa atong graduation niadtong 1979?
2. Kinsa ang pinaka popular nga nagtinda ug banana que atbang sa gate?
3. Unsa ang native nga instrumento nga gigamit ni Giovanni Lasola sa ilang rock group nga "Black Orchids"?
4. Unsa ang complete name sa atong NOHS principal nga wa mosugot nga naa ta'y JS Prom?
5. Unsa ang atong graduation song?
6. Pila ang minimum nga plete sa jeep niadtong 1979?
7. Unsa'y itawag sa bisikletang nauso atong 1st ug 2nd year ta?
8. Unsa ang penalty ug ma-late ka sa flag ceremony?
9. Kinsa ang atong schoolmate (dili classmate) nga William Martinez-lookalike?
10. Kinsa ang maestra sa NOHS (not necessarily our teacher) nga iyang first name nag start sa letter "X"?
Labtims (Ispisyal Valentines Isyu)
Dungan-dungan ra sa Sharon-Gabby, pero nauna sa Lucy-Richard ug Juday-Ryan:
Jesusa-Julieto
* pinaka-una, 1st year pa lang ta
Leah-Panchito
* wow!
Mary Ann-Edwin
* Magallanes ug Reinante
Irene-Inting
* si Inting = Vicente Rivera
Edelwisa-Leonilo
* Callao ug Grepon
June-Lenin
* Tesoro ug Rodriguez
Gigi-Nunally
* Candido ug Maypa
Amabelle-Joelito
* opisyal ug ultimo love affair
Marites-Temyong
* ang mo-comment ani nga labtim banned sa site, hehe
Lourdes-Arnel
* sila ra nakahibalo ani
Elvira-Giovanni
* si Giovanni ra nakahibalo ani
_________ -Absalon
* blanco lang sa ni kay daghan to sila...
ug ang nadayon... yeheey! ang astig!
Ligaya-Miguel (Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Baldado)
* she was Miss. Ligaya Devivar
Jesusa-Julieto
* pinaka-una, 1st year pa lang ta
Leah-Panchito
* wow!
Mary Ann-Edwin
* Magallanes ug Reinante
Irene-Inting
* si Inting = Vicente Rivera
Edelwisa-Leonilo
* Callao ug Grepon
June-Lenin
* Tesoro ug Rodriguez
Gigi-Nunally
* Candido ug Maypa
Amabelle-Joelito
* opisyal ug ultimo love affair
Marites-Temyong
* ang mo-comment ani nga labtim banned sa site, hehe
Lourdes-Arnel
* sila ra nakahibalo ani
Elvira-Giovanni
* si Giovanni ra nakahibalo ani
_________ -Absalon
* blanco lang sa ni kay daghan to sila...
ug ang nadayon... yeheey! ang astig!
Ligaya-Miguel (Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Baldado)
* she was Miss. Ligaya Devivar
Keep up the Good Work Ka-Batch!
paki-click lang ni : http://www.mbfoundation.org.ph/prog_SOT2002.html#secondary Bisan ug late na, ang among kinasingkasing nga pahalipay sa usa ka national awardee, ang 2002 MetroBank Foundation Outstanding Teacher Awardee, Jesusa Despojo, ig-agaw ni Evangeline Despojo, taga Sibulan. We are glad you are one of us. Love team ni sila si Julieto adtong first year (...ibog ra mi).
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