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8 The Glow March 1997
Alumna tops teachers' exam
Rose R. Umadhay, salutatorian of Class '92, placed fifth in the First Licensure Examination for Teachers, given by the Professional Regulation Commission Board of Professional Teachers on August 24-25, 1996.
In recognition of her outstanding performance
Mr. Rey B. Vencer, the school administrator, released recently the results of the landscape gardening and the classroom structuring contests he launched at the beginning of the school year.
The two contests have two categories: individual teacher and department. The contests were judged thrice on three separate dates during the school year.
The individual winners in the landscape gardening contest are Mr. Alejandro Trojillo, first; Miss Evangeline Mallo, second; Miss Encarnacion Mondejar, third; Mrs. Celerina Elecanal, fourth; Mrs. Brenda Miado, fifth; Mrs. Julia Caspe, sixth; Mrs. Manuela Alcayaga, seventh; Mrs. Felt' Dominguez, eight; Mrs. Consejo Gonzaga, ninth; Mrs. Mary Panergo, tenth.
In the department category, the Science department bested other departments. Trailing closely is the Social Studies department while the Homemaking Arts department ranked third.
The board of judges for the landscape gardening contest was chaired by Engr. Roel de la Pena, a landscape artist. Other members of the board were Mr. Loreto Rivera, principal of Cabatuan Central Elementary School; Mr. Wilfredo Susmiran, Master Teacher II of the same school; Mrs. Ayleen
in the licensure examination for teachers, Umadhay was awarded three Plaques of Recognition.
The first Plaque of Recognition was award by the Professional Regulation Commission Board of Professional Teachers on December 12, 1996 at the Folk Arts Theater, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Manila. The plaque was signed by DECS Secretary Ricardo T. Gloria, Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) chair
Hermogenes Pobre, and all the numbers of PRC.
Another plaque was awarded to Umadhay on January 11, 1997 at Rose Memorial Hall, Central Philippine University in
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Tuvilla, Master Teacher I still of the same school; and Sangguniang Bayan member Valentin Sujede.
In the classroom structuring contest, the ten individual winners are Mr. Alejandro Trojillo, first; Mrs. Celerina Elecanal, second-, Mr. Julio Villalon, third; Mrs. Consejo Gonzaga, fourth; Mrs. Ma Pet Gil, fifth; Miss Aida Comodero, sixth; Mr. Geronimo Morales, seventh; Mr. Jeremias Azin, eighth; Mrs. Barba Carnbronero, ninth; Mrs. Fe Casianan, tenth.
The top three winners in the department category are Math department, first; Social Studies department, second; and Homemaking Arts department, third. -
The contest was judged by a board of judges headed by Mrs. Braulia Cababasay, assistant chief of the secondary education division of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Other judges were Dr. Purita P. Bilbao, dean of the College of Education of West Visayas State University; Miss Lumen Robles, a teacher of Tiring National High School; and two professors of West Visayas State University - Mrs. Nester Javier and Mrs. Teresita de la Cruz.
The top three winners in both categories of the contests will receive cash prizes during the Recognition Day Program on April 2.
2 CNCHS students
represent 3CDSAA
Two students of the school won gold medals during the literary-musical contests held in connection with the Third Congressional District Schools Athletic Association (3CDSAA) Meet in Calinog, Iloilo on November 5-9, 1996.
Noemi Caballero, Ii-A, finally got the gold medal in English declamation contest. It should be recalled that she almost won the same contest last year, also in Calinog, Iloilo. Her winning piece this year is entitled "Clueless."
In the vocal solo contest, Jinky Silorio, IV-Amethyst, was the unanimous choice of the judges to be the winner. She made an almost flawless interpretation of a classical Filipino song, "Ang Maya."
Because of their victories, Caballero and Silorio represented the third congressional district of Iloilo in the Iloilo Integrated Meet held on January 28-February 1.
The third congressional district of Iloilo is composed of the towns of Bingawan, Calinog, Lambunao, Janivay, Badiangan, Mina, Pototan, Maasin, and Cabatuan.
During the higher level of the contest held in Central Philippine University auditorium, Noemi Caballero placed second to the contestant of the Private Schools Association (PRISAA).
PTA augments
school security
Starting September 1996, the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) of the school has employed the services of three members of the civilian volunteers organization to strengthen the security of the school.
The increase in the security force of the school was made possible through the request to the PTA by Mr. Rey B. Vencer, the school administrator who realized the need for more security guards at night to avert the commission of theft and other crimes in school.
"Considering the population and the land area of CNCHS, there is an imperative need to increase the security personnel to secure lives and properties in school," Mr. Vencer said.
At present, the school has four security guards, each rendering an eight-hour service daily.
Reinforcing the security force of the school are three members of the civilian volunteer organization (CVO) of barangay Ayaman where CNCHS is partly located. The three are Jimmy de la Cruz Jr., Eglecerio Zamora, and Pedro 0hos Jr. Each renders service from 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. for one month on rotation basis. For services rendered, the PTA appropriates P800.00 every month.
The PTA of the school is headed by its long-serving president, Mr. Pio R. Lujan, and his vice president, Engr. Mario Gil.
Rose Umadhay receives a Plaque of Appreciation from DECS Secretary Ricardo T Gloria. Partly hidden is Sen. Leticia Ramos-Shahan.
Contest winners announced
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