THE GLOW, SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 1989    PAGE 12 The Seniors, last year's champion let history repeat itself by grabbing the general championship in the recently concluded Intramural Meet at the Cabaluan National Comprehensive High School. A total of 234 points gave the Seniors the crown to prove their supremacy over the Sophomores' 147 points which gave them the second place. Third was the Juniors who garnered a total of 121 points and fourth was the Freshmen with 104 points. The runner-up, Sophomores saw action in chess which they have dominated since last year and in basketball girls. Juniors who ranked third won only the table tennis boys; badmiton boys and girls; and track and field girls. The Freshmen who ranked fourth did their best placing second in softball both boys and girls. The Seniors almost won all the ball games except the girl's basket- Wn ball and athletics girls which were won by the Sophies and the Juniors respectively. Marcelo Herminado, the seniors' sprinter was named as the individual highest pointer forboys by bagging a total of 33 points and for the girls, Annabelle Gazo also of the Seniors out-runned her fellow athletes by garnering a total of 30 points that gave her the title of individual highest pointer. OTHER RESULTS SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 1989 1 SP RTS SPORTSLQ by: Rex Velarde Seniors grab champalanshi cir y1s) gue Team old medal R% 1164 lzb~ The Blue Team of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School faculty and staff brought the bacon home when they won the championship during the Inter-color competition last Sept. 29. The Blue Team won in three games :men's basketball, men's softball and women's softball. In basketball men, Rex Taiamor, the scoring machine of the Blue team bagged 18 points, Neolitc, Choresca, 16 and Daryl Villanueva 13 while on the losser's side, the White Team's irrepressible center Greqorio Sala contributed 15 points. In softball, the Blue Team's menu, the champions led by Vir. gilio Solacito, Neolito Choresca for the men and Evelina Artieda and Rowena Arellano for the women battered their opponents in their respective category. However the Red Team also won three championships, women's bas. ketball and volleyball for both the men and women. Richip Villalon, the power forward of the Red Team led her team mates to victory when she Scored 13 points during their championship in women's basket. ball. On the Blue Tearn's side, Rowena Arellano scored 6 points which gave them the second place. The score however was 18 by 12 in favor of the Reds. On men's volleyball Victor Maroma, the captain ball of the Red Team showed a tremendous performance to clinch the championship against the Blue Team. While on women's volleyball, Remedios Regiclor, Santiaga Mae Maguilado and Cynthia Rose Lebrilla gave the Red Team. the crown by beating the Blue Team. In the running events, the champions also dominated. In 100 meter dash the Blue Team's runner got the first and second places and the White's got the third place. In 4 by 100 meter relay men, the Blue Team emerged victorious. In women's 50 meter relay, the Blue's women run the fastest. The White's won the gold in women's 100 meter dash. Third placer in the Inter-color meet of the CNCHS faculty and staff was the White Team. The said sportsfest was Sponsored by the Physical, Health Education and Music department. OF THE MEET The Seniors saw action in every championship game enroute to their grabbing of the crown. In basketball boys the Seniors took the crown against their Freshmen counterparts via a 28 point margin. On the distaff side of the coin, the Sophies salvaged their more experienced dribbler counterparts the Seniors. In addition to the Seniors winning streak, its male spikers out-mashed the Sophies tossers to gain the trophy via a 3-0 win. On the girls volleyball the Seniors volleybellesmade it to the top by forcing themselves to a 2- 0 sweep over the Sophomores. Furthermore, the Seniors proved their superiority against the Freshmen team in softball both boys and girls. Again, the Seniors captured the championship in football when their boolers outkicked the Sophomores' eleven in convincing 1-0 score. The formerwas bannered by Novel Leyso and Roger Yniego. In badmilon boys, the Juniors were named as the best players but on the distaff side, the Seniors dominated. The netters of the Juniors made it to the top by beating the Sophomores in table tennis boys but in table tennis girls the Seniors made a smooth sailing victory against their counterparts. In Sepak Takraw the Seniors again bagged the crown when they won their assignments. The activity was sponsored by the Physical, Health Education and Music department of the school headed by Mrs. Evelina Artieda. LIGHT FROM ... (Front page 8) First we melted the plasic covers of Nescafe. After it liquified we mixed the sawdust for five minutes and shaped it in a glass and finally inserted the thread. When we tried to light it, it did'nt last long; Trial 11, we melted the plastic covers. This time we did not mix the sawdust directly into the melted platic zovers instead we spread the sawdust on the banana leaves and put an amount of liquified plastic at the top. Then we put thread no. 20 and added another sawdust on top. In this second trial the plastic was very sticky and we were not able to mold it into a candle-like shape but it produced light; Trial 111, our problem was the formation of the liquified plastic and sawdust into a candle-like shape. Recalling back with the past experiences, we decided to put 80 mi. of kerosene to the plastic in liquifying it (idea from wax out of plastic and kerosene). Through this the plastic liquified faster and did'nt stick at the spoon. In this trial, we were able to mold the mixture into a candle-like shape. The author concluded that light from sawdust is economical and it is necessary for livelihood program. I am writing this column to encourage our athletes to strive harder and even do better than what our athletes have done during the WISA meet. Our athletes won 15 gold medals in the recently concluded WISA meet and we are extending our heartfelt congratulations to them in trying their best. It is not too late for our athletes who did not make it. They still have their chances in order to make up for the loss they have suffered. The pains and sorrows suffered by our athletes in the games are experiences where they can learn from their mistakes. An athlete must be tough to face the challenges if he is aspiring to get that gold. It is not too late, they must have lost today but they may win tomorrow. We are thanking our school administrator for supporting the training of our athletes. She has done a great part in our school athletic team's victory. We are extending our sincere appreciation to the coaches who also did their very best. We hope that our athletes will bring another honor to our school after the Integrated Meet. To those who are going to participate in the Integrated Meet-Good Luck! A reminder to our athletes: "Before a man can win, he must lose," The Inter-color meet of the faculty and staff was a sweeping success. The Vocational School Administrator said during the closing Ceremonies, "Your teachers are your models in sportsmanship. They played without any bickering, pinching, punching or harassing." Didn't they really? Letting the students act as referees, tournament officials, linesmen and scorers during the Inter-color meet is no joke at all. You may pay a high price tor towing your teacher. Get what I mean? Anyway, the faculty and staff really deserve a little time out most especially a little exercise-Look at them, 75% are either too thin or too stout! Goodbye friends, see you next issue. The White team headed by Mr. Lope Apelo and Mr. Gregorio, Sala plays against the Blue Team captained by Mr. Daryl Villanueva. Track events for built men and women highlighted the inter-color meet. Match the sports lingo with the game where it is used. A 1. fancy kick 2. surfeit services 3. Chinese kill 4. quintet 5. keyhole area 6. naiads 7. squabelle 8. fielder 9. booming service 10. netball 11. tip-in 12. diamond 13. Southpaw 14. Zone defense 15. smash cut 16. goalie 17. pigskin 18. force cut 19. lemontime 20. centracla B a. Tennis b. Sipa c. Basketball d. Baseball or Softball e. Swimming I. Football or Soccer g. Volleyball Answers P '61. P 71. 0 , 6 'Ol. 15-6 P *8 a -z 8-9 6 q, I, Go The Glow, September-December 1989. Official Publication of CNCHS - Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School Cabatuan, Iloilo, Panay Island, Philippines The Glow, September-December 1989. Official Publication of CNCHS - Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School Cabatuan, Iloilo, Panay Island, Philippines