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Welcome once again to Novaliches High
School On-line Community Update as of February 14, 2006
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY EVERYONE!!!
Today is February 14th and we all can’t help but turn our attention
of course to the holiday of Love! Yup that’s right I’m talking about
Valentine's Day. (winks)
I may sound corny but I must admit I really love Valentines Day. It
just warms my heart to remember some of my fave memories of this
great holiday (right next to those lovely roses and chocolates of
course!). Wait, what??! Say that again?! You think you know what was
my fondest memories of V Day??.... Nah!! Not that, silly you.
(smiles). Hang in there, let me just clear my throat! [ahem ahem]
(winks). Actually, my fondest memories of those days was back in
school. You know. Those cute little cards that I’m sure most of you
also got and gave when we were in grade school and in high school.
Do you remember those? ‘Coz I love them I love them, love them, love
them!!! I think they're adorable and simply hilarious. And do you
remember in grade school and in high school it used to be all about
who got the most valentines or who got the most nicest gifts and
flowers? And I may have shyly denied it back then but I’m really
quite flattered and nervous at the same time to get a flower
delivered to our homeroom and actually receiving one, usually from
someone fairly uncool but nice whom I probably had befriended
somehow. (winks!!) Not to mention the never ending teasing in class
and from all my friends.
I remember vividly giving out Valentines to my classmates and how it
used to include endless hours of making them out of construction
paper, cute dollies and with painstaking attention to all the
details. It was a project that was done at home, and I remember
getting some great help then from my older sister Connie (who by the
way have such creative hands even back then) for each individual
child in my class or at least to all my friends. It was basically
one of great pride one taken in so doing. And yeah how about “The
Puns”? Who among you hasn’t smirked at the cute sayings that are
placed on the Valentines cards? Such sayings as “I’m Sweet On You”
that must have been used for years and years. It came from a time of
collecting these types of catchy, cute sayings and riddles. These
can still be found today of course on the Valentines that are
purchased out of the box. And you betcha, I do find those purely so
much fun!
Today, I’m sure everyone must have noticed there are much fewer
families making Valentines and many more just buying a box of them
to give out to their classmates with a simple signature on each one
of them. And while children may not feel comfortable with providing
homemade Valentines to their classmates today, I think they can and
should still make them for their friends outside the classroom, for
their adult friends and other loved ones. Not only is it a fun task
to do, but it helps with motor skills and creativity as well. All
that is needed is a simple piece of paper. The paper can be folded,
cut, shaped in any way that they would like it to be.
I must know ‘coz I'm really a big fan of the homemade card, myself,
and I happen to love the holiday. How can anyone hate a holiday that
has so much red in it, to say the least? And do I like the
commercial aspects of it? Frankly Yes. I know it's corny, but I use
the holiday not just to get all shmoopy with any significant other,
but also to honor my family and friends and reaffirm my love for
them with a little token (card, call, box of candy hearts and so
on)…and yes it’s the nicest way for me to advertise our little party
business at www.rcgocreations.com with some personalized photo cards
& favours with my cute little boys – Matthew & William’s photos on
each one of them of course.
This is a simple, affordable way to make homemade Valentines that
parents, families and other friends will love to hang on for many
years to come.
However you celebrate, we hope you all have a very happy Valentines
Day!!!
A PROPOSAL FOR ORGANIZING A "COOPERATIVE"
• NHSOC is also exploring alternative methods of raising funds for our
ongoing "Rebuilding NHS Project" including an appeal to all our
alumni members for help…
Towards this end, we are in
the process of obtaining materials suitable for putting together
presentations. In fact, a couple of members currently are discussing
a formation of "Cooperative" whose purpose is to
encourage thrift and savings mobilization among the members and to
promote and advance the economic, social and educational state of
its members while ulitmately hopes to extend its services and
financial assistance to our dear old alma mater.
If you wish to participate on the
on-going discussion about "Organizing Cooperative" you may visit our
Message Board under General Topic "Cooperative For Members Wherever
You Are" at the following link:
http://www.yabbers.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=238&mforum=nhsamessageboar
Reminder: You will need your login information in order to view,
read and post on this forum.
So yes, it's been a year since i've created NHS On-line Community,
but look how far we've come. And of course, wait until you see
what's coming up! There's definitely more on the
horizons.
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THIS
NHSOC MONTHLY UPDATE
"It
is as impossible to find a perfect man as it is to find 100 percent
pure gold." - From 100 Pearls of Chinese Wisdom.
On this Update's Words of Wisdom,
This
proverb cautions us that it is foolish to demand perfection. What we
should do is concentrate on developing our merits and overcoming our
shortcomings.
Here at NHS On-line Community we hope that you
will always be surrounded by friends with kind words.
NHSOC wishes you all great wealth
this year and always!
EVERY PERSON COUNTS
Giving everyone a voice is the mantra we
want everyone to feel at NHS On-line Community Website, and it has
clearly paid off. Let me say this to all of you “Tell us what you
want, then help us make it happen.” It requires an incredible
paradigm shift....a whole new way of thinking and a fresh new start for
all. In fact, each time I am faced by the daunting challenge to better
serve you with my limited personal resources, an available array of voluntary
resources is fortunately being offered soon enough and often untapped,
helping me personalize our online community experience the more....
THANK YOU ALL!!
This concludes another Update.
And like always, I am truly grateful to all
your comments, ideas or suggestions you e-mailed me
at nhsqcalumni@gmail.com, so keep them coming PLEASE!
Until next time, take care and again thank you all for your continued
support!
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NHS On-line Community members are in a unique organization! Our
success may be traced to the fact that we have adhered strictly to the
principles on which we were founded – not social, not political, not
charitable, but the love that we have for our dear Alma Mater, Novaliches
High School!
Let’s really dig in 2006 and make it a banner
year in LEADS..INVOLVEMENT...MEMBERSHIP!
Reminder:
For
those who registered for the
month of
December
not listed below kindly
send me an e-mail at
nhsqcalumni@gmail.com
so I can
enter your membership information and update our Member Directory. Thank
YOU!
To help you get better acquainted with our
fellow members the following is a list of our NEW
registered members from January 01-31, 2006
December 2005 Members
Members As Of December 1, 2005
1. Maria Rosario Magno-Concepcion
Batch 1989
2. Rhodora Piad Amparo Batch 1988
3. Derly A. Jacoba Batch 1993
Members As Of December 03, 2005
1. Lowell P. Villenas
Batch 1989
2. Lourdes Cecilia P. Villenas Batch 1993
3. Rhodora Galang Villenas Batch 1986
Member As Of December 5, 2005
1. Antonio Casis Ferrer
Batch 1981
Members As Of December 7, 2005
1. Ma. Luningning San
Diego-Mendoza Batch 1995
2. Rodelio S. Pascual Batch 1985
3. Arthur H. Penamante Batch 1984
4. Cesar M. Dalida Batch 1982
Members As Of December 9, 2005
1. Adolfo Jose V.
Adolfo Batch 1981
2. Hanneylyn Trinidad Velasco Batch 2004
Members As Of December 13, 20005
1. Dennis Gallo
Manginsay Batch 1992
2. Rommel Fernandez Pascasio Batch 1995
Member As Of December 14, 2005
1. Amelia Buenaventura
Santa Maria Batch Former NHS Faculty
Members As Of December 20, 2005
1. Severino Campos
Madria Batch 1987
2. Ledna Dalisay Ankenbauer Batch 1987
3. Paulino Bartolome Baltazar Jr. Batch 1979
4. Myrna De Guzman Manzano Batch 1976
Member As Of December 24, 2005
1. Mary Rose Bulatao Batch
1992
Members As Of December 26, 2005
1. Elmer Y. Cabundoc
Batch 1994
2. Teresa Constantino De Jesus Batch 1968
3. Mark Joseph Delos Santos Batch 2006
4. Jovita Juanillo Batch 1981
Message Board Mailing List
Members
1. Jepoy (No Membership Information)
2. e-Y-e (No Membership Information
3. Yesenia (No Membership Information)
4. yunagie (No Membership Information)
5. Mister Yoso (No Membership Information)
We encourage our Message Board Mailing List
members to b ecome
NHS On-line Community registered member today and enjoy other areas
of our site available only to NHSA On-line Community Website
In Summary:
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We have a total of
25 new registered
members for the
month of December 2005
- FYI We have a total of 55
registered members in December of 2004
a total of 62
registered members in
January 2005, a total of
68
registered members for the month of February, a total of
75
registered members for the month of March, a total of
21 registered
members for the Month of
April,
a total of 46
new registered
members for the month of May, a total of
42 new registered members for the month of
June, a total of 22
new registered members for the month of July, a total of 25 new registered
members for the month of August,
a total of
22 new registered
members for the
month of SEPTEMBER, 41 new registered
members for the
month of OCTOBER,
38 new registered
members for the
month of NOVEMBER,
and a total of
25 new registered members for the
month of DECEMBER 2005 bringing our total registered
members to date 542 all from different batch
starting from Class Year 1968 to 2006
(This does not include our Message Board Mailing
List Members)
- We also had the
most new daily member
registrations on January 27, 2005 (total 19
new members joining in just a day)
most monthly member registrations last March (total 75 new members joining within 31 days) and the most batch registrations "Batch 1985" in the
month of May
(total 16 members from Batch
1985 joining in just 31 days)
APPLAUSE! APPLAUSE!
(Monthly On Spotlight Feature
By Chona Villafuerte-Go)
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Seventeen
“A successful marriage requires falling in love many
times, always with the same person.” ~ Germaine
Greer
Some people say it is in Paris where one would find
romance. Others say it is Venice where passion could
be found, as lovers glide down the canals aboard the
Venetian gondola. But one only has to go to that
little town of San Agustin in Novaliches, Quezon
City, to witness a love that has traveled across
continents, has weathered some tough challenges and
continues to thrive, against all odds.
“NGCMLFY.” Those were the letters that has adorned
her notebook all throughout college. It seemed
random at first, but those were the letters she uses
to end her every note to him. “NGCMLFY.” It is a
code of love. Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love For
You. It has been their song for the last 17 years.
It all started in the ‘80s, when he moved a few
houses from hers. Jeng saw Boyet for the first time
as he drove by her house in his blue-green ford
fiera. She was 17, he was 20. Little did they know
that two decades after, on February 17, 2006, they
would be celebrating their 17th wedding anniversary.
They grew up together. They laugh and cried together
as teens. It didn’t take them long to realize that
they wanted to spend the rest of their lives
together. She cried when he proposed for the first
time, circa 1988. A gold ring fell as she opened his
letter by her doorstep. She declined his offer of
marriage, saying she was too young to marry at 18.
He patiently waited and more than a year after, he
asked for her hand again, but this time, she gladly
accepted. At 20, Jeng knew she was still young, but
more matured to receive the sacrament of matrimony.
And so on February 17, 1989, they got married. She
cried; he shed some tears of joy.
The stork came a year after, when they had their
first born, Justin. More than a year after that, the
stork came again, delivering their second son, Jerel
John. Boyet showed her the world; Jeng in turn gave
him a family that he once had only dreamed of. And
this is the part where it normally would say, “and
they lived happily ever after.” But no, for this is
where the story has just begun.
Jeng woke up feeling dizzy that one balmy day in
1991. She thought it was just from lack of sleep
caring for her toddler and the new born baby. She
complained of numbness and triple vision. By then a
San Miguel Corp. employee on a fast-track to
success, Boyet took the day off and brought her to a
hospital. Not even 10 minutes after leaving the
doctor’s office, he was once again crying. This
time, it was not tears of joy. He was just told that
his young wife had a mild stroke, resulting to
multiple sclerosis – a rare condition that affects
one’s nervous system. This is enough for any young
love to crumble, but instead, they wrote each other
a note that only had gibberish letters in them: “NGCMLFY.”
No words needed to be said. They were both
devastated and they knew it. But they also both knew
that they have each other to weather the storm that
just came.
 Jose
Miguel & Jean Jewel.
Others would have given up, but not Jeng and Boyet –
they vowed to be together in sickness and in health,
and that’s what they continue to do up to this day.
Her health was supposed to make her weak, but our
Jeng is different. She has defied all odds. While an
ordinary patient’s health deteriorates as time goes
by, our extraordinary Jeng gave birth again years
after being first diagnosed. Twice! On January 2001,
another bundle of joy, Jose Miguel, was born. On
October 2005, Jean Jewel became the fourth child and
only daughter of the two, but not without another
round of heartaches. Jeng suffered another stroke,
putting her life in great danger, not to mention
that of her then unborn child. No husband and father
would even want to experience a fraction of what
Boyet felt the day Jeng was brought to the Intensive
Care Unit of Medical City. Armored with prayers from
her battalion of families and friends, Jeng fought
for her own life, with her baby Jewel battling with
her. They both won and their sweet victory served as
an inspiration to all those around them. All those
times, Boyet did not leave her side, showing
strength despite his bleeding heart.
Indeed, he serves as the family’s pillar of
strength, while she is the light that illuminates
their lives. He strove for his career to flourish to
ensure his family’s future; she gave up hers to care
for them all. And in between they wrote each other
little notes that said, “NGCMLFY.” As the cliché
goes, “behind every man’s success is a woman.” This
is especially true for the couple. Jeng has been
Boyet’s coach and cheerleader all these years,
offering advice when needed, and cheering for his
every triumph. Ever since they met, when he was just
a fresh graduate trying his luck in the corporate
world, she has believed in him. With his every fall,
she cries with him; with his every conquest comes
her cheers. In any case, she would write him a note
that would always lift his spirit. The note would
simply say, “NGCMLFY.”
Having been married at a young age by today’s
standards, they often witness their childhood
friends go from one marriage to the next, as what
seems to be the norm for those who married young.
But the couple instead goes to one prom to the next,
one graduation after another, as their little boys
grow up to be young men.
Just 17 years ago, they were witnessing the day of
their lives, when she was walking on the aisle, with
him waiting at the altar to receive her hand. Now,
they are celebrating their 17 years of marriage. As
to what’s in store for the future, nobody really
could tell. But one thing is constant: on February
17 of this year, two Hallmark cards would bear a
little note, as it always had every February 17 for
the past 17 years:
“NGCMLFY.”
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New entries
were added on our
Lost Friends Forum
and our
Message
Board under Topic "I'm Looking For".
If you have any information on
the whereabouts of any of these individual, please
take the time to contact the requester. For most of
them, the requester's email addresses are provided on
the Lost Friends Forum web page. I am sure they will
be very happy to get whatever information you can
provide them. THANK YOU!
Does anyone know about
the current whereabouts of the following NHS
graduates?
1. Febie Torres
Batch, Herminda Canlapan,
Dolores Encarnacion
Francisco Batch 1977 (Submitted By: Consuelo
Torrente Dela Cruz Batch 1977)
2. Orlando Tabbay Batch 1975 (Submitted By Gerry
Bayona Batch 1975)
3. Annaliza Arceo Batch 1985 (Submitted By Ruben
Esperanza Batch 1985)
4. Mary Ann Cruz Batch 1985 (Submitted By Emilio
Penaranda Batch 1985)
5. Ruby Asupan Batch 1990 (Submitted By Jay E.
Flores Batch 1990)
6. Ronald Dable Batch 2003 (Submitted By Cathlyn
Mel Imbao Cando Batch 2003)
7. Jeff Parajinog, Jose, Ronald Q. Batch 1991 (Submitted By
Elizalde Muyon Batch 1991)
8.
Arnold Carpio Batch 1982
(Submitted By Rodelio
Ramos Batch 1982)
9. Buddy D. Julaton Batch 1994 (Submitted By Sheryll
Ann Bognot Batch 1995)
10.
Art Gimelo Pagar Batch 1988
(Submitted By Cherleen
Manette Flores-Aquino Batch 1988)
11. Gisela Santos, Yolly Orbeta
and Virgie del Mundo Batch 1969 (Submitted By Erlinda De
Leon-Del Rosario Batch 1969)
12. Ariel M. Mamansag Batch 1982 (Submitted By Elizabeth
Ellson-Fernandez Batch 1984)
13.
Rebecca Madrigal,
Rosa Briones, Teresita
Daez, Maura Juan, Rosario Cruz, Teresita
Regenio, Catalina Dizon and the rest of Batch 1968
(Submitted by Pia Vaughn-Canton aka Pet
Licarte Batch 1969)
14. Lilibeth R. Mamon Batch 1984, Reynaldo R.
Mamon Batch 1980
(Submitted By Alona Basa-Ducut Batch 1984)
15. Adoracion Clamor,
Reynaldo Ronquillo & Nora Mojica Batch 1968 (Submitted By
Hernani Del Rosario Batch 1968)
16.
Jeffrey Echano and Vergel Ramirez Batch
1985
(Submitted By Janette Ellson-Espinosa Batch 1985)
17. Looking for
classmates from Class 1977-78 IV-2: Raul
Rodrigues, Regina Galve, Armando Musngi,
Vangie Ibarra
(Submitted by
Arlene Gentapan-Weber)
18. Looking For Batch 1981
(Submitted by Jonas Maceda)
19. Looking For
David Cuezon, Eriberto Nicanor,
Guillermo Tiburcio, Guillermo E. Casing Jr.
&
Laudemer Ilasin
Batch '81 (Submitted by
Jonas Maceda)
20. NHS Lost
Friends Batch 2003: Cristal Gay Oh, Kathlyn
Joy Matutina & Erwin de Jesus
(Submitted by Lord Alfred Dela Cruz AKA
"L.A.")
21. Ricardo "nguso" Tuazon NHS Lost Friend
Batch '82 section 2 (Submitted by
Eduardo B. Soliman)
22.
Ferdinand Petot Cabigting NHS Lost Friend
Batch 1985. (Submitted By Virgilio C. Bilaw
Jr.)
23. Hilario Bagacay Jr.
Batch 1995 Section 4 (Submitted By Russel Fuentes Balete)
24.
Graduates of Batch 1986 IV-5. (Submitted By
Rommel Buriel)
25. Batch 1994 IV-2. (Submitted By Gladys
Gabronino Cahepe)
26. Evelyn Sandoval, Elizabeth Dagandan, Fe
lina Azana NHS Lost Friends of Batch 1969
IV-1. (Submitted By Rebecca Madrigal)
27. Ronald Cervas NHS Lost
Friend Batch 86 IV-4
(Submitted By Noe Clavecilla)
28. Arlene Gaerlan, Leticia Penaflor, Achilles
Buriel NHS Lost Friends of Batch 1980
(Submitted By Cherrylene T. Viola-Monreal)
29.
Teresita Pamintuan,
Conception Santos, Elena Olaes, Glenda Perillo
NHS Lost Friends of Batch 1975. (Submitted By
Editha Alix Magat)
30. Alfredo (Bong) Rosadino Serrano'
Birthparents
(Submitted By Joycelyn Espiritu David at
jespiritu@kpmg.ca or Alfredo (Bong) Rosadino
Serrano at arserrano@lycos.com
31. Henry Joson NHS Lost Friend Batch 81 IV-3
(Submitted By Batch 81)
32. Melanie Verde NHS Lost Friend Batch 85
IV-1
(Submitted By Ma. Cecilia Chua Pascual)
33. NHS Lost Friends from Batch 1986: Silverio
Cid, Paul Baladad, Ma. Fe Quibic & Elmer Reyes
(Submitted By Ferdie Mar Abesamis)
34. Wanted Batch 1989 specially the PIE BUNCH
of Class IV-1 (Submitted By: Maryknoll Bathan-Zamora)
35. Ma. Antoinette SJ. Maningas NHS Lost
Friend Batch 1990 (Submitted By Loida Baylon
Sevilla)
36. Cornelio
"Jessie" Angeles NHS Lost Friend Batch 1980
Section 1 (Submitted By: Josh L. Ampil)
37. Emmanuel Francia Garcia NHS Lost Friend
Batch 1990 Section 1 (Submitted By Claudette
Lirio Serrano-Raymundo)
38. CLASS OF 1989 IV-I "THE MATADORS" & "PIE
BUNCH" (Submitted By Arvin B. Angeles)
39. Leticia Mananquil,
Florinda Dumo, Lolita Dimaano, Marineth all from
Batch 1974 (Submitted By Jane Manahan
Alberto)
40. Norberto Taguba & Ronald
Catacutan both from Batch 1986 Section 3
(Submitted By Jonel Alegre)
41. Rebecca Baraceros Batch 1976 (Submitted By
Myrna Manzano)
42. Class of 1974: Asher Elenzano, Eduardo
Cuizon, Glenda Perillo ( now a high school
principal?), Teresita Pamintuan, Elena Olaez,
Petronila Roldan, Arleen Salva, Precy Poblete
(married to camagay - both batch 1974),
Rosario Ignacio, Tony Guarino, Joselito Tomas
(Submitted By Editha Alix Magat)
REMINDER:
Please notify the website
administrator to remove the request when you
successfully reconnect with your friend or provided
enough information. This will help keep these list
updated. Thank you!
LOST FRIENDS
NO MORE:
1. Art Gimelo Pagar Batch 1988
2. Arnold Carpio Batch 1982
3. Jeffrey Echano Batch 1985
4. Vergel Ramirez Batch 1985
5. Vangie Ibarra Batch 1978
6. Rebecca Madrigal Batch 1968
7. Laudemer Ilasin Batch 1981
8. David Cueson Batch 1981
9. Arnaldo Cando Batch 1986
10. Ronald Ducusin Batch 1986
11. Dolores Encarnacion Francisco 1977
12. Lilibeth R. Mamon Batch 1984
"Salamat Sa Inyong Lahat"
Bilang pagsunod sa nakakarami na ako na ang
gumawa
Nitong maikling tula na sa puso ko ay nagmula
Isang makahulugan hindi mawari ng aking diwa
Ang nais ipahatid sa inyo mga kaibigan na aking
nakasalamuha
Aking sisimulan ipakikilala at ng malaman nyo
Mga taong nagbigay kulay ng ating unang
anibersaryo
Mga committees, mga taong bahagi na nahirang
dito
Atin pong ikarangal at palakpakan naman po ninyo
Una sa listahan itong ating kagalang galang na
chairman,
Direct from Japan, Virgilio Cruz yan ang kanyang
ngalan
Galing sa Pinas naman ang may pagka wonder woman
Si Julie Sudla ang aming secretary, sa sipag at
tyaga sya ay no. 1
Ang ating mga ingat yaman, susi ng kaban, sila
ang may tangan
Cherrylene Viola-Monreal ang una at George
Calicdan ang isa naman
Roll Call & Registration Committee ang sa kanya
ay ibinigay
Enid Pablico-Casiño, ang pag-tulong walang patid
at walang humpay
NHS Special Gift Committee ay tatlo naman sila
Sila ang nag-isip kung ano sa Pablik ang maganda
Sila ay si Ruben Esperanza na nasa Amerika,
Si Noi Buriel at si kasamang Norman Garcia
Finance Committee apat na tao ang magkakaugnay
Sila ay si Emmanuel Udtuhan, pag-follow up ay
panay
Si Janette Ellson-Espinosa, si Mitch Andres
Fujita Japan din sya day
At si Gloria Cecilia Galgana, hindi pahuhuli,
galing naman ng Dubai
Registration & Raffle Prizes Committee, apat
sila ang dami
Rickson Arches at Joselito Febrada ano ang
inyong masasabi
May kasama pang Rick Flores at Carlos Sia na ang
sipag naman talaga
Kaya nga salamat at matamis na ngiti ang sa
inyoy igaganti nila
Nais ko ring tawagin ang mga nagkaisang
magtulong tulong dito
Mga nag ambag John Clive Valena, Virgilio “Jun”
Bilaw at Luisito Olero
Oooopps wag ko sanang kalimutan, meron pa at
dalawa pa ito
Vladimir De Castro at si kaibigan at kaklase
kong Si Obet Odulio
Sanay wala na akong nakalimutan na pasalamatan
sa mga committees
This time ang wala naman dito, ay dapat namang
magreets
Thanks a lot to our Website Administrator na
nandun pa sa Tate
Chona Villafuerte-Go ang galing galing mo talaga
mommy IC..
To our website past and present moderators,
thank you rin po
Hindi ko na iisa isahin dahil baka magalit na
sila sa akin dito
Basta ang aking masasabi, kaming lahat sa inyo
ay saludo
Dahil Novaliches High School ay nakikilala na sa
buong mundo
Salamat sa inyong lahat na nandito, nagbigay ng
kanilang oras
Sa ating mga panauhin, mga naging guro natin,
nakita ko at last
Salamat sa nagbigay ng pledges at gift items
para sa pa-raffle
Kahit sa bisperas ng reunion, meron pa ring
gifts na pahabol
Susunod na reunion, ating hintayin dahil ang
taon ay mabilis
Announcement, tiyak makakarating sa inyo, yan
ang aming promise
Basta may oras sa ating website ay mag-visit
lang please
Ang
www.nhsqc.info naghihintay sa inyo, samahang
magkakapatid
Hanggang dito na lang po, “PABaLIK Tanaw sa
Ating Pinagmulan”
Ang Bagong Taon ay salubungin, pasalamatan ang
Poong Maykapal
Ito po ang inyong lingkod na nahirang na Vice
Chairman
Now a name, soon a legend, my name is Ronald
Dalistan
(This was Ronaldo
Dalistan's (NHSOC Reunion Committee Vice
Chairman) Closing Remarks at NHS On-line Community's
First Year Anniversary Celebration)
High
School is definitely an important part of our lives and we want to know:
1.
What was your NHS education experience like?
2. What was the emphasis of
your high school education?
3. What kind of discipline was enforced?
4. What kind of
literature did you experienced?
5. What is your most vivid memory of high
school?
6.
Do you have any school related stories from your batch? If so, what are
they?
7.
How has high school shaped your lives and your batchmate's lives? How has it
changed? How is it affecting the lives of your own children and
grandchildren?
Send me your stories today at nhsqcalumni@gmail.com or post them in our
Member’s Lounge!
Please include: your name, batch/class year, location,
and your e-mail address.
We look forward to sharing some fun and intriguing stories with you on
the months ahead! THANK YOU!!

Any comments, suggestions and/or ideas are always
appreciated. Please drop me a line at nhsqcalumni@gmail.com
Until the next update, take care and thank you all for
your continued support!
*PLEASE NOTE:
By
submitting questions, comments, tips, stories or letters to the website
administrator of Novaliches High School On-line Community
(nhsqcalumni@gmail.com)
you grant NHS On-line Community a license to distribute or republish
your contribution at its discretion, with credit to you as the
submitter. We may edit your contribution for content, length and/or
clarity.
"My sincerest apologies to all of you if I cannot respond to all
questions, comments, tips, stories or letters you send to me (your
website administrator) immediately. But I will try my very best to get
back to you as soon as I can.
Thank you for your understanding &
cooperation."
- Chona Villafuerte-Go Batch 1986
NHS On-line Community Website Administrator
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