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JUNIOR RED CROSS
President Neil Puga
Vice President Noel Tolentino Jr.
Secretary Kenneth Gil
Assistant Secretary Cherry Marie Rute
Treasurer Lonerie Apelo
Assistant Treasurer Jorge Aborde
Auditor Rieza Velarde
Assistant Auditor Shari May Artieda
Business Manager Juvi Caballero
Ass't. Bus. Manager Ma. Lulu Caspe
P.R.O. Mary Can Sta. Rufina
Assistant P.R.O. Analie Rute
P.C.O. Zosimo Miravite Jr.
Assistant P.C.O. Sheryl Overio
Song Leaders Joyvie Amador
Angelie Soresca
Muse Lulu Trabado
Escort Zosimo Miravite Jr.
Advisers Miss Lourdes Alenain
Mrs. Haydee M. Alvariflo
GLEE CLUB
President Francis Gerlyn Tronco
Vice President Marivic Casianan
Secretary Angelie Soresca
Assistant Secretary Gertrude Mae Montano
Treasurer Lonerie Apelo
Assistant Treasurer Ma. Lulu Caspe
Auditor Angelica Soresca
Assistant Auditor Odilon Gonzales
Business Manager .... Mary Debra Joey Brunia
Ass't. Bus. Manager Karen Grace Solacito
P.R.O. Jessica Sonza
Assistant P.R.O. Anele Velarde
P.C.O. Michael Richard Nava
Assistant P.C.O. Sally Fe Galindo
Song Leaders Fritz Llanora
Carl Rupert Muela
Ramilie Ortega
Angelica Soresca
Roy Niel Tuares
Mrs. Gracia P. Baylon
MATH CLUB
President Allan Madarico
Vice President Beulah Grace Portillo
Secretary Cherry Marie Rute
Assistant Secretary Arniel Malaga
Treasurer Sophia Beba
Assistant Treasurer Lonerie Apelo
Auditor Mary Can Sta. Rufina
Assistant Auditor Ana Marie Alcayaga
Business Manager Jorge Aborde
Asst. Business Manager Bryan Linan
P.R.O. Noel Tolentino Jr.
Assistant P.R.O. Juvi Caballero
P.C.O. Kenneth Gil
Assistant P.C.O. Aldrin Acaba
Song Leaders Joyvie Amador
Fritz Llanora
Muse Maribel Lacerna
Escort Julius Ken Bacinillo
Adviser Mr. Julio Villalon
Muse
Escort Adviser
Joanna Montano, Miss UN '96, (center) poses for posterity together with her Court. Left to right: Ma. Theresa Caspe, Miss Venezuela, 3rd runner up; Francis Gerlyn Tronco, Miss Mexico, 1st runner up; Irene Altes, Miss China, 2nd runner up; Janice Tobias, Miss Puerto Rico, 4th runner up
NOVEMBER 1996
To arouse greater awareness of students on the evils of drug abuse, the Student Government of the school, in coordination with the Guidance Office, observed Drug Abuse Prevention and Control. The observance was capped by a program held on November 22 at the shop extension building.
Two resource speakers were invited to talk on drug-related topics. Rev. Al Seran, pastor of Cabatuan Fundamental Baptist Church, discussed the roots of drug abuse. He recommended to students measures which would save them from the pernicious effects of drug abuse.
To convince students that engaging in prohibited drugs is harmful, a former drug addict was invited to talk during the program. Ernesto Garancho,
a rehabilitated drug addict-turnedseminarian, related his personal experiences when he was hooked to prohibited drugs and how he got off the hook. He advised students never to taste prohibited drugs out of curiosity.
The program was climaxed by the burning of an effigy to dramatize the school's condemnation of prohibited drugs.
The school, through the Values Education department, observed Values Education Day on September 28. The sponsoring department made the observance simple by undertaking activities inside the classroom during regular class hours. The activities focused on values formation and appreciation.
One activity which the students enjoyed was the modern dance contest.
A modem dance contest was the only contest conducted during the observance of Values Education Day.
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