CHSMhasits9thPRESIDENT

Investitures are part of a )me-honoredacademic tradi)on. As in planning for anyevent, the choice of a date is a majorconsidera)ons… Indeed, what day can bemore fi?ng for holding an inves)ture of aschool president than September 14, theFeast of the Exalta)on of the Cross, whichcommemorates the total surrender of Jesustodeathbycrucifixion?

It was through His crucifixion that Jesus wasglorified and exalted, because He redeemedhumankind. I see the cross as the greatestexpressionofGod’sloveforhumanity.

This inves)ture ismorethan justaceremonyto install me as the ninth president of thisschool… is a celebra)on of the CHSM as anins)tu)on,oftheeightpresidentswhoservedbeforeme… of contribu)ons of all the othermembersofouracademiccommunity.

Educa)on isessen)allyan instrument for thesearch of truth and the genera)on of newknowledge. The vital task of schools is toenabletheirstudentstodiscoverthetruth.

Bishop Olmsted’s ideal, however, does notsimply describe the essence of a CHSeduca)on.Itdefinestheraisond’etreofthe

SisterServantsof theHolySpirit. I inviteyoutocelebrateaswellthepresenceoftheHolySpiritSisters,par)cularlytheSisters’Commu-nity in CHSM, who have demonstrated theirresilienceintranscendingtheperiodthatwascharacterized by a crisis of truth as theyendeavored to fulfill theirmission borne outoflove.

TRUTH INMISSION: TEACHING, RESEARCHAND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, thefundamental func)ons of a Catholiceduca)onalins)tu)on

VeritasinCaritate.“TheTruthwhois

ChristdiedoutofLove.”

ExcerptsfromDr.JesusaMarco’smessageatherInvesMtureasCHSM’sPresident

Research. Knowledge in itself is dynamic andvibrant,butonlytotheextentthatweallowittobe. Research opens doors to possibili)es, and iscapable of defying the impossible. This potenttool can enrich the teaching and learningexperiencesofourfacultyandstudents.

Community Service. Teaching-learning and theresearch exercise should feed into communityservice.Aschoolcanneverexistinisola)onfromthelargercommunity.

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Contents:1  Inves)ture2MessagefromPres.3  CHSAFAc)vi)es

4  Bingo5Scholars

7Jubilarians8Feature

10  Lifestyle–Gi^s11  Lifestyle-Travel14Teach

18  Nostalgia20CHSNAFBook

21AlumSocialNews

23  OurE-mailConnec)on

Teaching.Asaneduca)onalins)tu)on,weareexpectedtocreatelearningcommuni)es.Fromthisperspec)ve,Iwouldliketochallengeourfacultytopassionatelyengageourstudentsinteaching-learningprocessesthatwillbringoutthebestinthem.

MessagefromthePresident

Greetings!IamhonoredtoserveintheAlumniBoardandIamgratefulthat you have given us the supportand coopera)on to help us achieveourgoals.Primaryamong thesegoalsistounitethealumniandsupporttheHoly Spirit Alumnae ManagementCorpora)on(HSAMC)inareasthatcanhelp revive CHSM. Since the start oftheir term in May 2016 the HSAMChasbeenworkinghard tocreatenewareas in curriculum, relevant andmeaningful to the demands of the)me. They have restored, improvedand beau)fied the campus, upgradedthefacili)esaswellasdevelopedandinspired the administra)ve staff andteachers with their enthusiasm andhard work. CHSAF celebrates theseachievements and supports theHSAMC.

CHSAFnowendeavorstoraisepublicawareness of CHSM, to grow itsmembership base, to ini)ate anddevelopfundraisingopportuni)esandto promote exci)ng ac)vi)es andeventswhereallalumnaecouldbondandpar)cipate.

Everyone is enjoined to take ac)vepart in projects and events to helpra ise funds and support thedevelopment plans of HSAMC. Withthe implementa)on of the K-12program CHSM faces challengeswhere its sustainability will greatlydependonthealumnaesupport.

Let us all help in reviving CHSM bymarke)ng CHSM, dona)ng to thescholarshipfunds,invi)ngaqualifiedpersonnel to apply to CHSM, andvolunteering our talents to mentorandteachatCHSM.

Suppor)ng CHSAF guaranteescon)nued success for our studentsandforCHSM.CHSAFwantstoreachoutandconnectwithyounomaferwhereyouare.

VisitusonFacebookwww.facebook.com/CHSAlumniFounda)on/fornewsonfuturealumnaeac)vi)es.

DaisyVillasis-MontesaPresident,CHSAFBoardofTrustees

FROMYOURALUMNAEBOARDFROMTHEALUMNAEBOARD

Letusworktogether,complementeachother’sstrengths,capitalizeonwhatwearegoodat,andbeopentothatconstantforcecalled“change”.WeneedtomakeCHSMrelevanttocontemporaryMmes.

I may have my hands on thesteering wheel, but I need eachand every member in thiscommunity,toco-navigatewith

me and be vigilant with respect tothe slightest of challenge that wemaymeetalongour journey.Asaneduca)onal ins)tu)on, we aretasked to pursue the truth in allaspects. Today, Icommitmyselftoleadyouinthisnobletask.

Iamhumbledandprivilegedforthegrace of stewardship. As yourservant-leader,Ireaffirmmypledgetobefaithfultothepursuitoftruthandtoservethetruthinlove.

Con-nuedfromPage1THEIMPERATIVESINTHISCRITICALTIME

I n i t s 1 0 3 y e a r s , t h econgrega)on’smissionhasbeenthe compass that kept the CHSschools on course. I am prefysurethatmypredecessorswouldagreewithme that evenwith awel l -defined miss ion, thenaviga)on can be riddled withdifficul)es.

Withthetransi)ontoatotal laymanagement, CHSM is facing acri)cal)meandstagewhenourdecisions,responses,andac)onsmay well define how we arerecrea)ngitsfuture.

Itistruethatthechallengesare…daun)ngtoignore.Buttheyare

NOTINSURMOUNTABLE.TOGETHERWECANHURDLEthem.

Inthepastyear,Ispentmuchofmy)me consul)ng, listening to,and collabora)ng with thedifferent sectors, and takingac)on on various mafers andconcerns. WhatIrealizedintheprocess is that in governance,there are NO lifle or pefymafers; EVERYTHING andEVERYONEMATTERS in this taskofleadinganins)tu)on.

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1.HonoraryAlumaeIf you are a grade school graduateor if youhad studied at CHS/HGC for a minimum oftwo(2)yearsingradeschool,inhighschool,or in college, and were of good moral andacademic standing, you can apply forHonorary Alumna Membership. Contact theCHSAF secretariat at telephone 02735-5986orchsafsecretariat2@yahoo.com to provide thefollowinginforma)on.1.GradeSchoolClass:_____2.Periodofafendance:Writetheinclusiveyears:GS____HS:____College:____3.Name4.Birthday5.PostalAddress6.EmailAddress:7.Telephone#s:HonoraryMembershipwillbegivena^erafendanceisverified.

2.   LifeMmeMembershipfeeofP5,000isavailablestar)ngFebruary2017

3.   RegularAnnualMembershipfeeofP500iss)llavailable.

CHSAF BULLETIN TEAMBUILDINGBOARDMEETINGNovember5,2016Tagaytay

ImeldaSantosandNatalia(Tellie)Franciscotohost,organize&sponsoradayofbonding.

CHRISTMASPARTY with the NUNSDecember3,2016Poinsettia,QC

Volunteersarewelcome,contactTeresa,AmyorDaisyfordetails.

2017HOMECOMINGFebruary5,2017

Jubilarianshavestartedpreparingtheirprograms.Collegejubilarians,beinvolved!ContactCorazonM.AkolMEETWITHTHESCHOLARSTobeannounced

CHSAFBOARDACTIVITIESO c t o b e r throughF e b r u a r y 2 0 1 7

BINGONovember12,2016

REQUIEMMASSOctober1,2016

MEETINGwithCLASSREPRESENTATIVESSeptember24,2016toinformthemof:a)StatusofCHSMb)AMCachievementsfromMaytoSeptember2016,ongoingac)vi)esandfutureplansc)CHSAFac)vi)esandfundraisersd)Homecomingplanse)Calendaredac)vi)esf)Nomina)onstotheCHSAFBoard

ToPromote:alumnaeinvolvementraisescholarshipfundssupportHSAMCprograms

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ITEMSONSALEWhileSuppliesLast

AmorsoloCentennialPlateCoffeeTableBookSwatchWatchContactImeldaSantosfordetails

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GOLFTOURNAMENTJanuary16,2017SantaElenaorWack-Wack

Callingplayers,volunteers,sponsors.Allarewelcome.ContactRosemarie(Baby)LimorTellieFrancisco

WE,theAlumnaeEditorialBoard

RemediosS.DizonImeldaLopez-SantosHS-63HS-69Ma.EdwinaS.MeilyTeresaG.SolimanHS-79/BSBio-83BSC-72Ma.CorazonB.ParcoSr.EdenPanganibanAB-63/BSE-64AB/BSE-71,ModeratorJeserylPe)lo,Assistant

Emailaddress:we.thealumnae@gmail.com

FAMILYBONDINGNovember12,20169amto4pm5

CASHPRIZES

GAME CASHPRIZE1 P5,0002 P5,0003 P5,0004 P5,0005 P10,0006 P10,0007 P10,0008 P20,0009 P30,00010 P50,000

TotalPrizes

P150,000

Tickets have been assigned to Class Representatives so please do your share for your class.

One booklet with 10 tickets will let you play these 10 games with their corresponding cash prizes. One booklet costs P1,000. There will be numerous raffle prizes in between games.

There will be food booths for lunch & drinks.

COME JOIN THE FUN

B.byCheck:MakepayabletoCHSAlumnaeFoundaMon,Inc.Sendthecheckto:CHSAlumnaeFounda)onInc.163E.Mendiola,SanMiguel,Manila1005.Thank you for your generosity and kindness. May you be rewarded with more blessings.Hopetoseeyouall…DaisyVillasis-MontesaHS-68/

BSChem73CHSAFPresident2016-2017

CordialgreeMngstoallalumnae!ThisBingoFamilyBondingeventpromisestobeanexci)ngdayopentoall.Everyoneisenjoinedtotakeac)vepartinfundraisingprojectstohelpsubsidizethestudentsandsupportthedevelopmentplansofHSAMC.Asyouallknow,withtheimplementa)onoftheK-12program,CHSMfaceschallengeswhereitssustainabilitywillgreatlydependonyoursupport.

Pleasehelpsell)cketstoyourbatchmates,friendsandfamilies,thussuppor)ngthisproject.Ifyoucannotcome,allowustoletsomeone(scholarsorparents)playforyou.Bingo)cketpaymentscanbemade:A.byDirectdeposit1.DepositpaymentstoBPIAccountname:CHSALUMNAEFOUNDATION,INC.Accountno.2261-0003-37.2.Scandepositslip,addyourname,andemailtochsafsecretariat2@yahoo.com3.CHSAFwillacknowledgeyourpayment.

RentaboothWearedelightedtoinvitevendorstopar)cipateinthefes)vi)esbyren)ngboothstosellfooditems,productsandservices.Boothsmayberentedforaminimalfee.Fordetailedinforma)onontheboothrentalguidelines,pleasecontactMs.CoraParcoorMs.JeserylPe)loattheCHSAFoffice(tel.no.735-5986or0927-271-9325)onorbeforeOctober29,2016.Youmayalsoemailusatchsafsecretariat2@yahoo.com

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CHSAFMeetswiththeScholars In the a^ernoon of Saturday, July 9, 2016college and high school scholars gathered withtheirparentsforamee)ngwiththeCHSAFboardmembersandthesigningoftheMemorandumofAgreement (MOA) for 2016-2017. The CHSAFboardmembers presentwere Daisy V.MontesaHS-68/BS Chem-73, Mildred D. Romero BSC-81,Ma.LuzGabrielHS-72/BSC-76,andRosemarieM.LimHS-74.

Themee)ngstartedwiththeselfintroduc)onof the board members. The audience wasimpressedbythepersuasivemo)va)ongivenbyRosemarie to develop their talents to becomesuccessful entrepreneurs. Then Mildredpresented and explained the MOA andemphasizedtheclausesnewlyaddedtotheMOA.

Thefollowingaddi)onalclausesaskthescholarsto:1.  considertomakeherself/himselfavailabletoworkfor

CHSMorCHSAFforatleastoneyearfromgradua)on,2.  bemorallyboundtoenrollinCHSMcollege

departmentifthecoursesoftheirchoiceareavailable,3.  promoteCHSMandendeavortorecruitstudents,and4.  supportCHSAFandac)velypar)cipateinallits

ac)vi)es.

Thesessionwasfollowedbycommentsfromthestudentsand parents who expressed their gra)tude for theirscholarships.CHSAFwishestoconveytheirgra)tudetoalltheirsponsors.ParentsofferedtheirhelpwheneverCHSAFneedsahelpinghand.A^erthesessionwasashortbreakwhen everybodymoved to the hall under the chapel forsnacks.

ThesessioncenteredonProperCommunicaMonasanimportant tool to understand and be understood byparents, friends and peers. There is always a properwaytocommunicate,inspeechandinbodylanguage.Alsocentraltopropercommunica)onisgivingrespectandse?ngofboundaries.

Part of the )me was spent on ‘role-playing’ whichgave the students prac)cal applica)on of what theyhad just learned. The JeriCHS will con)nue to giverelevantspiritualandcareer-enhancingtalkswiththeinten)on of preparing the scholars for theircompe))vecareersa^erschool.

A^erthesnacks,thescholarsreturnedfor another kind of session - the firstoftheJeriCHS-sponsoredseminarsfortheschoolyear,theTalakayan

The session was conducted by NildaTempongco, a JeriCHS from St.Theresa’s College of Cebu. The other”nasa-bayan” JeriCHS who made thesession possible were Tita M. Sicat,Cynthia L. Picazo, Yola M. Albano,RebeccaS.SacdalanandTitaDizon.

TalakayanwiththeJeriCHS

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Righta^ergradua)on,everystudentisbusylookingfora schoolwhich they thinkwouldnurtureandgivethem the appropriate knowledge that they need inprepara)onfortheirfutureendeavors.

AsIwassearchingforthebestschoolforme,fategavemethechancetoknowtheCollegeof theHolySpiritManila.Concernedpeople said that I should take theopportunity to study there but I had hesita)ons. Ididn’t think thatmyparents couldafford to sendmetoCHSM,aprivateschool.ButGodissokind.

Despite the number of schools who offered mescholarships and other privileges, I chose CHSM andhaveneverregrefedthatdecision.TheCollegeoftheHoly Spirit Alumni Founda)on granted me ascholarshipwhichcoveredfullpaymentofmytui)on

By:Ma.JonaRoseSubidoValbuenaCHSMScholarGrade10,CHSHS-69Scholar

JonaandhermotherwithHS-69Representative,Ms.LuzCotoco

GODissokind…

andmiscellaneousfees.Iwouldn’thavebeenableto study in this good school otherwise. It was arelief formy family that I couldstudy inaprivateschoolwithoutgivingthemtoomuchburden.TheysawhowIbecamemoreintrinsicallydeveloped.

My scholarship never limits me to do andexperienceallthethingsthatotherstudentscouldexperience too. I am very thankful and will notforget all the people who helped me achievesomethinginvaluable.

Thescholarshipgrantedtomeprovidesmequalityeduca)on, and at the same )me, gives meopportuni)es to know more about myself. But Iwill be more thankful to the persons behind mysuccessfulingressinthisschool.

LocatedattheMotherJosephaBuilding(formerlyhighschoolbuilding)oftheCHSMisanoriginalartworkcalled“JesuswithChildren.”TheMaestro,FernandoAmorsolo,createdthestainedglassdesignin1931fortheschoolheentrustedhisdaughterstostudy.

Alimitednumberofplatesweremadeincommemora)onoftheCHSMCentennial.Thefewremainingplatesarenowavailableatadiscountedpricewhilesupplylasts.PriceisP1,000.00eachplusshippingandhandling.Theplateis10.5“x10.5”insizeandcomeswithaCer)ficateofAuthen)city.

“JESUSwithCHILDREN”By Fernando Amorsolo

Saveonshippingcostbyge?ngyourplatesfromtheCHSAFoffice.ContactMs.CoraParcoat735-5986or0927-271-9325.

Ifyouprefertohaveyourplatesentbycourierservice,1)  makeyourdepositofP1,265perplatetoCHSAlumnaeFoundaMonInc.BPIAccountNo.2261000337.2)  Scanortakeaphotoofyourdepositslip,includeyournameanddeliveryaddress,and3)  emailtochsafsecretariat2@yahoo.comsopaymentwillbeacknowledgedandshipmentscheduled.ForfurtherdetailspleasetextMelSantosat0917-842-4444

TheWEispublisheddigitallyandreadbythousands

ofalumnaeallovertheworld.

Sendpersonalizedgree)ngs?Doyouhaveaproducttomarket,professionalservicesto

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The mee)ngwasafendedbymembersoftheGoldenJubilarians–HS-67andCo-Jubilarians–HS-57,-62,-72,-77,-82andCollege-67;andrepresenta)vesoftheVPFProduc)onStaff.

TheGoldenJubilarianshavedecidedonthethemeof“KeepingtheSpiritAlive”,whichwillthenbethebasisforthethemesoftheotherjubilarians.TheHS-62themeis“HappyTravelers”,whichmeansthatagedoesnotpreventthemfromdoingthethingstheywanttopursue.TheHS-72themeis“ManyPaths,OneSpirit”,wheredespitethedifferentcareerpathstheyhavetaken,theys)llhavetheircommonvaluesintact.Theywillbedoingamash-upofsongs.TheHS-82themeis“RedHotCorals”,wheretheywillmakeuseofapepsquadtodoacheerdance.

Thedirectorexplainedthattherewillbea30secondtooneminuteintroduc)onofeachbatchbeforetheirpresenta)on.Therewillbeanaccompanyingvideoandvoiceover.Thebatchpresenta)onswillnotbeinchronologicalorderbutwillbeinamannerwherethereisasmoothflowfromonethemetotheother.

Jan28,2017isthestagerehearsaltobedoneattheCHSauditorium.February4,2017willbethefinalgeneraltechnicaldressrehearsal.Bothdateswillbewholedayaffairs.

Thelunchforthejubilarianswillbeheldatthegym.Thetablesfor10personswillbecolourcodedaccordingtothecoloursofthejubilarianstoavoidconfusion.Thejubilariansarealsoencouragedtogivethenumberofpeoplewhowillgetlunch)ckets.SofarHS-62willhave30peopleforlunch.

Some jubilarianswho a<ended themee-ngwere, L to R: Luz (Dolly) Gabriel HS-72/BSC-76, Juliet Tagle-Mar-nez HS-57, LindaD.-delRosarioHS-57,Teresita(Tess)Monroy-Lee HS-67, Victoria (Marivic) Eustaquio-Anonuevo HS-67, Marilen Villanueva-PimentelHS-67,RoritAlino-VillaceranHS-67/BSC-71, and Isabelita (Ningning) Layug-deOcampoBSFN-67.

Jubilarians’MeetingBySusandelosReyesHS-67

Some jubilarianswhoa<ended themee-ngwere, seatedL toR:Sue delos Reyes HS-67, Socorro Sagun HS-67, Viqui Torres delRosarioHS-77,CherrieMendozaHS-82,MariennePimentel,host,HS-67,andMimiRamirezdeArellanoHS-62.StandingLtoR:AidaMadrono,AlethMirasol,RoritVillaceran(allHS-67),LindadelRosario,andNizaVergeldeDiosHS-57.

StayintouchwithyourClassRepsforfurtherdetails.SeeyouallonFeb.5,2017foradayoffun,goodfoodandofcoursethepricelessmomentssharedwithfriendsandfamily!

The SPIRIT LIVES ON !

J U B I L A R I A N S

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Fifteen members of Class HS-65have marched ahead to heaven.Classmates dedicated Saturday July2ndasaday to recall fondmemoriesofthem.ThedaystartedwithaMassat the chapel, followedbymeriendaand a program. Itwas amemorableday filled with nostalgia, and therealizationthatwhatimmortalizesusare the good memories we leavebehind!

Front Row L-R: Joy Sabado-Mamon,Francisca Viado, Elena Palenzuela-Mier, Fr. Maximillian Mapilisan OSB,Rosalou Soriano-Lamson, AmeliaViado-Santos, Cecilia Lugay-Bahrami,Inday Jopson-Espadero and VickyAlino-Camarillo

2nd Row L-R: Lulu Maceda-de losSantos, Josen Bacareza-Fernandez,Luz Ibarra-Jimenez, PattyAntiporda-Martin, and Butching Yoingco-Manuel.

Le^toptobo<om:Ma. Lourdes Fule-

Tagayun

Amelia Mariano- Amoranto

Angelita Ty-Brabante

Elvira Conde-Young

Amelia Luciano

Righttoptobo<omElenita Rodriguez-

Fajardo Rebecca Recio-Santos Ace Bello-Buckmaster

Teresita Tinio Milagros Morales

Flordeliza Jose Hilda Ong-Balagatas

Teresita Ventura-Avellana

Milagros Clemeno- Regalado

Marietta Ferriols

LastRowL-R:VickiJugo-Litiatco,EningArce-Lopez, Carina Querubin-Latosa,Tessie Centeno-Meji l lano, Ol iveVillacorta-Sales, Connie Abeleda-Beltran, Nitz Tecson-Pilares, TiksCarrillo-Gillego. Not in the picture isRosario Paje-Rivera who joined thegrouplater.

Relatives of some of the deceasedclassmates joined the celebration:siblings of Marietta Ferriols; Dr.Ambrosio Brabante, husband ofAngelitaTy;BatsAvellana,husbandofTetch Ventura; and Jun Regalado,husbandofMylesClemeno.

WethentooktheoccasiontogiveourinitialdonationofP30Kforthetuitionofournewscholar,JeanneNicole.ThenextP30KwillbegiveninOctober.

OurscholarisnowinGrade9(3rdyearhigh school.) Because of the K-12program,wearecommittedtosustainheruntilshegraduatesGrade12.

RememberingThoseWhowentAhead

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ByRosalouSoriano-LamsonHS-65

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“LadywithBouquetofFlowers”24inx36inacryliconcanvas

“GirlDancingwith

Mother”24inx36inacryliconcanvas

*Firstquotedin“ERBU:KeepingitSimple”byVivianZalvideaAraulloforFILIPINAS,March2003,magazinepub-lishedinCalifornia,USA.

Bloomsinpinks,yellowsandbluesburs)ngoutofamustardvase...whitecatcurledupsleepingonaleopard-printpillow...motherdancingwithdaughterwhoisholdingasmallbouquet…

“ERBUintheGallerybytheGarden,”asoloexhibitthatranthewholemonthofSeptember2016inMaka)City,featurednewrendi)onsoflifethemes,whichEveRedBuhay(thear)stERBU)hassaid,“derivesinspira)onfromrawlife,emo)ons,passions,sensi)vityandmundaneliving.”*

talentandCHSeduca)on,EvewouldlaterearnacollegedegreeinFineArtsattheUniversityofSto.TomasinManila.

ERBUbrokeoutofherfragileshellintotheartworld20-someyearsago,awomannimblyjugglinghomeandchildcaring,thenbecomingawidowandmotheroftwoyoungwomen-ones)llacollegestudentthenandanotherjuststar)ngoutinhercareer.

Beforethis“ERBUintheGallerybytheGarden”exhibit,thisFilipinaar)sthadmounted15soloexhibitsthathadshufledherbackandforthfromherfirstonein1999attheFilipino-AmericanHistoricalSocietyofChicagoMuseum,USA,backtoMetroManilagalleriesofAyalaMuseum(2000),andLeSouffleRestaurantGallery(2003and2004),totheUnitedNa)onsheadquartersinNewYorkforPhilippinesWeek(2009).

Aboutthewriter:VeronicaFenix(alsoHS-72)isamiddlechildofeightsistersandabrother.Hercareer-mewasspentmostlyindesigningandmanagingcommunitydevelopmentandenvironmentaladvocacyprojectsfornon-profits.Shenowdoesfreelanceworkasaworkshopfacilitator,writerandgrandmother.

Backhomeagain,her2015exhibitattheGlobeTowerinBonifacioGlobalCity,dubbed“Some-Are-Stories,”wasspecialtothisar)stbecauseitfeaturedatrilogyofcrea)veworks:acrylicpain)ngsbyERBU,mixedmediapain)ngsbyherdaughter,EveJavierandphotographsbydaughterJillAnnwithhusband,DominicParas.

AsetofERBU’searlier“motheranddaughter”pain)ngsnowfindapermanentnicheintheOklahomaCitycolonial-stylehouseofclassmateMarcyLazaroTolen)no(HS-72).Marcy,herselfacollectoroffinecra^work,enthused,“Theadage'lessismore'definitelyappliestotheartofERBU.Herlinesaresimpleanduncluferedbuttheemo)onstheyevokeareserenelypowerful.Icanalmosthearmothers'heartsastheypensivelylookdownasifinprayerfulreflec)on.Icanhearthejoyful,delightedlaughterasMotherswaysDaughterinadance.ERBU'sartisafeastformysoul,asalveformysenses.”

Thecallingtopaintwasalwayssimmeringinher sinews being a middle child of a close-knitfamilyoffivear)s)cBuhaysiblings.ThetwogirlsareEve,HS-72andoldersisterWinnie,HS-69.Inthis school, Eve claims, “she developed thedisciplineonlyGermannunscouldincalcate…andlearned the difference between being educatedandbeingcultured.”ArmedwithherGod-given

ERBU,a^ertheini)alar)st’sstrugglingyears,wasreadytodancewithlifeagainandextendherselfthroughherarttoothers.

Shedidasetofcuppain)ngsforsmallgi^cardsthatbecameafund-raiserforCRIBS–ahomefororphanedandabandonedinfants.Ataminihighschoolreunion,shesoldsmallpain)ngsofcups,cakes,fruitsandothereverydaythingstoraisefundsforaformerclassmatewhoneededafortuneforcon)nuingcancertreatment.Andasapersonalgree)ng,sheneverfailedtosendherfriendslusciousvirtualcakesontheirbirthdays.

ERBUthroughherpersonal)me,hasemergedandembracedherlife.AsaFilipinaar)st,sheispassionatelyextendingtootherwomen,thislifeofmourningandmothering,gatheringandgiving,dreaminganddancing,inabouquetofpinksandbluesandyellowsburs)ngontowhitecanvasfromhervibrantcrea)vehand.

EveRedBuhay:EmbracingLifeinHerArt byVeronicaFenixVillavicencio(CHSHS72)

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LIFESTYLE

GIFTS OF GOOD TASTE

Frieda Colet Lim, HS Class 1969

Filipino Christmas will soon be here and the excitement for the season increases as we enter the ‘ber’ months. Though it’s a holiday celebrated in all corners of the world, some traditions are uniquely Filipino. The Simbang Gabi, the Noche Buena, Kris Kringle, and of course the ever so long Christmas gift list!

While this may seem daunting, it has been part of the hospitable generous heart of the Filipinos. Edible gifts are always a favorite. Everyone appreciates a homemade gift that can simply be prepared and eaten. Whether it is store bought or thoughtfully prepared by you, one can’t go wrong with them. They are perfect for everything from hostess gifts, to gift for the in laws, to gifts for your best friends. With some creativity and care, any present can be made a beautiful offering using inexpensive materials.

My homemade bottled Pomodoro Sauce is a very convenient gift I give to a friend’s birthday, my dinner host, or a family for Christmas. You can also do this with store bought bottled goodies for convenience. I simply cover the cap with a wrapping paper or a printed paper napkin tied with a red string. I print out the label and sketched a red tomato for color. Sometimes, I add a recipe on the many ways to use the sauce.

Myhomemade bofled Pomodoro Sauce is a veryconvenient gi^ I give to a friend’s birthday, mydinnerhost,orafamilyforChristmas.Youcanalsodo this with store bought bofled goodies forconvenience. I simply cover the cap with awrappingpaperoraprintedpapernapkin)edwitha red string. I print out the labelwith a sketchedredtomatoforcolor.Some)mes,Iaddarecipeonthemanywaystousethesauce.

BrownPaperPackages)edupwithstring!Thisisoneofthebiggestwrappingtrendsofrecentyears.Iwrapmostofmygi^sinbrownpaperandchooseadifferentwaytodecoratethemevery)me.IwrapaDriedBacalaogi^inbrownpaperwithasketchofafish,then)eitwithsimpleredstring.Ialsolikeusingwhitepaperforfoodgi^sandthenfinishingitoffwithcellophane.Freshtwigsoforeganofromthegardenserveastrimtogetherwithmystampedgi^card.Thepossibili)esforprefyingupabrownorwhitepaperpackagearenearlyendless.

Brown Paper Packages tied up with string! This is one of the biggest wrapping trends of recent years. I wrap most of my gifts in brown paper and choose a different way to decorate them every time. I wrapped a Dried Bacalao gift in the brown paper with a sketch of a fish then tied it with simple red string. I also like using white paper for food and then finishing it off with cellophane. The fresh twigs of oregano from the garden serves as my trim and my stamped gift card. The possibilities for prettying up a brown or white paper package are nearly endless.

You can bottle your Cheese Pimiento Spread and give it with toasts in some interesting shapes. Bake your favorite Banana Cake and give it with the baking pan that your friend can keep.

For not much money and very little time, you can whip up edible gifts guaranteed to wow. Whether it’s home made or store bought, edible food all dressed up in pretty packaging are certain to fill hearts (and stomachs) with cheer. I hope these simple ideas will serve as a springboard for your creative Gifts of Good Taste this Christmas.

For more food inspirations, check out www.facebook.com/cookingwithfrieda/

Brown Paper Packages tied up with string! This is one of the biggest wrapping trends of recent years. I wrap most of my gifts in brown paper and choose a different way to decorate them every time. I wrapped a Dried Bacalao gift in the brown paper with a sketch of a fish then tied it with simple red string. I also like using white paper for food and then finishing it off with cellophane. The fresh twigs of oregano from the garden serves as my trim and my stamped gift card. The possibilities for prettying up a brown or white paper package are nearly endless.

You can bottle your Cheese Pimiento Spread and give it with toasts in some interesting shapes. Bake your favorite Banana Cake and give it with the baking pan that your friend can keep.

For not much money and very little time, you can whip up edible gifts guaranteed to wow. Whether it’s home made or store bought, edible food all dressed up in pretty packaging are certain to fill hearts (and stomachs) with cheer. I hope these simple ideas will serve as a springboard for your creative Gifts of Good Taste this Christmas.

For more food inspirations, check out www.facebook.com/cookingwithfrieda/

YoucanbofleyourCheesePimientoSpreadandgiveitwithtoastsinsomeinteres)ngshapes.BakeyourfavoriteBananaCakeandgiveitwiththebakingpanthatyourfriendcankeep.Fornotmuchmoneyandverylifle)me,youcanwhipupediblegi^sguaranteedtowow.Whetherit’shomemadeorstorebought,ediblefoodalldressedupinprefypackagingarecertaintofillhearts(andstomachs)withcheer.Ihopethesesimpleideaswillserveasaspringboardforyourcrea)veGi^sofGoodTastethisChristmas.

Formorefoodinspira-ons,checkoutwww.facebook.com/cookingwithfrieda/

Lifestyle

Filipino Christmas will soon be here and the excitement for the season increases as we enter the ‘ber’months.Though it’saholidaycelebrated inallcornersof theworld,sometradi)onsareuniquelyFilipino.TheSimbangGabi,theNocheBuena,KrisKringle,andofcoursetheeversolongChristmasgi^list!Whilethismayseemdaun)ng,ithasbeenpartofthehospitablegenerousheartoftheFilipinos.Ediblegi^sare always a favorite. Everyone appreciates a, homemade gi^ that can simply be prepared and eaten.Whetheritisstoreboughtorthough{ullypreparedbyyou,onecan’tgowrongwiththem.Theyareperfectforeverythingfromhostessgi^s,togi^sforthein-laws,togi^sforyourbestfriends.Withsomecrea)vityandcare,anypresentcanbemadeabeau)fulofferingusinginexpensivematerials.

byFriedaColet-LimHS-69

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Typhoon Yolanda – considered among theworld’sstrongest typhoons,hitTacloban,Leyte inNovember2013.Yolanda’sfuryresultedinagreatnumber of casual)es, missing locals, massivedestruc)onofproper)es,totalpoweroutage,etc.

That same week, I was tasked by PAL to takedeliveryof abrandnewA321aircra^, fresh fromtheAirbusmanufacturingfacilityatFinkenwerder,Hamburg,Germany. I startedmytrip toHamburgfromManilaonboardKLMwithstopsinTaipeiandAmsterdam.

TVmonitorsinairporthallwaysandpre-departureareas showed the Tacloban situa)on and theextent of the disaster. Requests for dona)onswerebroadcast round-the-clock.ThewholeworldwasfocusedonTacloban.

Onmy first day in Hamburg, the PAL head officesent instruc)ons to assist 10 German volunteermedics with loads ofmedical supplies and reliefgoods. Addi)onally, Airbus asked permission toloadboxesofdrygoodsinthecabinoverheadbinssincetheaircra^’scargocompartmentwas fullofmedicalsupplies&equipment.

And so it was arranged. The usual 10-man aircra^delivery ferry flight team was doubled with theinclusion of the 10 Germanmedics. The group fromHumedica Interna)onale was headed by WolfgangGross,thetallwhitebeardedExecu)veDirector.Theywouldbemet inManila by representa)ves from theGerman embassy prior to their onward flight toTaclobantoconductamuchneededmedicalmission.

Epilogue: A few days a^er arrival, the GermanEmbassy asked PAL’s assistance to accommodateWolfgang Gross’s flight out of Tacloban and back toManilaandthattheGermanEmbassywilltakecareofMr.Gross’sonwardflighttoMunich,Germany.

The reason: Mr. Wolfgang Gross was scheduled toreceiveGermany’sPresiden)alAward.

ThePALA321ferryflightofNovember2013hadaVIPonboard and itwas aprivilege tohavebeenon thatsameflight.

I have joined many aircra^ delivery ferry flights butthis ferry flight ofNovember 2013was very even{uland very fulfilling for me, having had the chance tosomehowbeapartof thehumanitarianmissionthatwassentofffromGermanytoTacloban.

BehindtheSceneofTyphoonYolandaByMa.Luz(Dolly)GabrielHS-72/BSC-76

PresentlyworkingatPhilippineAirlines,Inc.AsManager–CorporateFinance/AircraftLease

Administration

LookattheLegacy:TheHGC/CHSMOvertheYears“Amilestoneisnotachievedbythemerepassingof)me.Itisfoundintheevents,thememories,andthelessonsthroughouttheyears.FromitsbeginningsasHolyGhostCollegetoitscurrentname,CollegeoftheHolySpiritManilahasproduceditsshareofallthree.Hereisabriefandchronologicalstoryofaschool-retoldbythemanystoriesthatdefinednotonlytheeduca)onallandscape,butsocietyaswell.”

Nowavailableat2000pesos(mailingchargesnotincluded).ToOrder:Call7355986orcall/text0927-271-9325c/oCoraParcoorJeserylPe)loEmail:chsafsecretariat2@yahoo.com

OurspecialthankstoEvelynGarcia-DatorHS-71forhertremendouseffortsandsacrificesinpu?ngtogetherallthestoriesintothismemorablepublica)on.Publishedincommemora)onoftheCentennialcelebra)ons.

CollegeoftheHolySpiritManila100YEARS(1913-2013)SpiritAblazeCoffeeTableBook

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AircraftDelivery(freshfromanaircra^manufacturerfacility)The assembly of a (jet) aircra^ usually takes aboutfour(4)months.Theairlinesendsanaircra^engineera month before the aircra^ is fully assembled. Thisphase is called Flight Assembly Line (FAL). Theengineer ensures that the aircra^ conforms to alltechnical specifica)ons and reviews all technical andqualitydocumentsandensuresitscompleteness.

Aweekbeforetheaircra^transferof)tle,theairlinesendsamanagementpilotorachiefpilottoperformacceptance test flight. This is done in coordina)onwiththeaircra^manufacturer's testpilot.Duringtheacceptancetestflight, sta)cchecksareperformedaswellasvalida)ngfunc)onalityoftheaircra^systems.An acceptance test flight dura)on is about four (4)hoursandthepilotsfollowatestflightprofile.Iftherearediscrepancies,thesearecalledtestflightremarks.These flight remarks are, of course, to be correctedandrec)fiedpriortoaircra^acceptance.

Also during that week, a representa)ve from CivilAvia)on Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) is sentonsite toobserve thewhole acceptanceanddeliveryprocess in line with the CAAP's issuance of theCer)ficate of Airworthiness and Cer)ficate ofRegistra)on.

Onceanaircra^ isdeclaredairworthyandtechnicallyacceptable, transfer of )tle occurs and the aircra^ isturnedovertothepurchaser/operator.

Theaircra^delivery ferryflight teamusually consistsof the following: Pilot and First Officer (depends onthe rou)ng if needed addi)onal set/s), TechnicalRepresenta)ve,Maintenance andAvionicsMechanic,Commercial/Legal Representa)ve, and CAAPRepresenta)ve.

In the airline industry, determining whichaircra^ type and the choice of aircra^manufacturer are two essen)al factors for anairline to achieve opera)onal targets andprofitability.

1.  Domes)c/Interna)onalRoutes-des)na)onstoflyincludingairport/runwaycapability

2.MarketOutlook-travelgrowthintheregion3.Aircra^configura)onandloadcapabilityincludingin-flightservice4.Aircra^fuelefficiencyandconserva)on5.Aircra^environmentfriendly-noiseandairpollu)on,ataminimum6.Maintenancecosts7.Sparepartscommonalityandavailability8.Over-allsafetyperformanceandtechnologyWehaveglobalaircra^manufacturerslikeBoeingandAirbusforthejetsandBombardier,Embraer,ATRFranceforthelightandturbopropelleraircra^.Choiceoftheaircra^manufacturerdependsonthefleetdeterminedbyanairline,includingcostfactorandreliability.

Inchoosinganaircra^,consideredarethefollowing:

ByMa.Luz(Dolly)GabrielHS-72/BSC-762

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TakingadvantageofmybeingassociatedwithanIatamembertravelagency,myHS-62classmatesdecidedfouryearsagotogointerna)onala^erourmanydomes)ctrips.ThelogicalchoicewasHongKongforourfirstdes)na)on.

Anexcitedgroupof26womenarrivedinHongkong,althoughbusywatchingnewsonthetyphooninManila.Bythenextday,everyonewasoutforsomeshopping,touringand‘KODAKANGALORE’whichhasbecomeanintegralpartofallsucceedingtours.

Onoursecondtrip,10ofustraveledtoBangkokinSeptember2014.Wevisitedfamoussightsliketemplesandlandmarks.Sinceonlyafewjoinedthistrip,managingthegroupwouldhavebeeneasierthanthefirsttrip.Onthecontrary,oneofuswentmissingduringashoppingtripbutwasluckilyfoundbyourguide.Whiletherestofuswerefran)callylookingforher,shewaswai)ngfortherestofthegroupatanotherMcDonaldsite.

InNovember2015,16ofuswenttoHanoi,Vietnam.Inouri)nerarywasadaycruiseinHalongBay–atourunlikeanywehavehad.Despiteourage,wemanagedtogoinsidetheThienCucave–madefamousbyauniquesystemofstalac)tesandstalagmites.WealsovisitedthefamouslandmarksinHanoianditwas“KODAKANGALORE”again.Onourlastday,whilewai)ngforourtransfertotheairport,somedecidedonalastminuteshoppingtrip.Luckily,wemanagedtogettotheairportin)meforourreturnflighthome.

Inallourtrips,wemakecertainweholdaprivatebusatourdisposaltoascertainthatwehave)meforbondingandchitcha?ng.Itseemsshoppingisahighlightofeverytripandwehardlymissashoppingopportunitynomaferwherewewent.

Taiwanisournextstopandeverybodyislookingforwardtothisandmorefuturetripsinthecomingyearsahead.Wepraythatwewills)llmanagetotravelaroundtogetherinthefuture.

TRAVELLOVESCOMPANYByNatalia(Tellie)Francisco

GroupphotoinHongkong,allwearingourCentennialshirts.Theshirtsmakeiteasiertospoteverybodywhenweareallovertheplace.

..wemakecertainwehave)meforbonding

andchitcha?ng

IntheRomanCatholictradi)on,aHolyYear,orJubilee,isagreatreligiousevent.Itisayearofforgivenessofsinsandalsothepunishmentduetosin;itisayearofreconcilia)onbetweenadversaries,ofconversionandreceivingtheSacramentofReconcilia)on,andconsequentlyofsolidarity,hope,jus)ceandcommitmenttoserveGodwithjoyandinpeacewithourbrothersandsisters.Ajubileeyearisaboveall,theyearofChristwhobringslifeandgracetohumanity.

JubileeYearofMercy

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WETEACH“Why do smart people enjoy saying they are bad at math?” laments Petra Bonfert-Taylor, a professor of

engineering at Dartmouth College. After seeing too many adults “passing on math

anxiety like a virus,” she has this to say: “We are passing on the phobia for mathematics... as a result, many have lost the ability to examine a real-world problem, translate it into numbers, solve the problem and interpret the solution.”

“What is required isperseverance,awillingnesstotakerisksandfeelingsafetomakemistakes.”

An aspiring senator, a congressman, a citycouncilor,aChinesehousewifethrustintothehelmofa mul)million peso business when her husband/CEOsuccumbedtoaheartafack,medicalstudents,nurses,engineers, flight stewardesses, homemakers, youngentrepreneurs, IT managers, finance specialists, salesexecu)ves, a couturier, a seafarer, college students,adolescents,andpre-teens.Theycomposethemotleybatch of students I have had either in my EnglishProficiency and BusinessWri)ngworkshops or inmyclasses as a language facilitator of a personalitydevelopment center. Albeit from differentbackgrounds,allhavepunctuatedmyyearsofteachingwithindelibleremembrances.

Amajorityoftheseenrolleesaredegreeholders.Somedidnotfinishhighschoolbecauseofadisadvantagedpast, but have since experienced a change in theircircumstance.Theyhavesimilarlystoodatthecuspofa career change, a poli)cal challenge or a personaldiscovery.Inpursuitofindividualobjec)ves,theyhaverealized, too, thatan improvementofcommunica)onskills, in general, and a firmer grasp of English, inpar)cular,wouldworktotheirfavor.

Foroveradecade,Ihaveassistedmystudentsthrougharenewed study of the basic language skills of listening,speaking, reading, and wri)ng. Grammar review,vocabulary buildup, dialectal pronuncia)on, idioma)cexpression and other mechanics of English have beenmajorareasofconcern.Ihavetriedtoeffec)velyaddressfossilized mistakes about the nify-grify subject-verbagreement, verb tenses, and preposi)on use, amongothers, vis-a-vis a language that not only has differentregistersbutwhichalsocon)nuouslyevolves.Tosaythatmyobjec)veispurelypedan)candthatthetaskbecomestediousat)mesisinaccurate.

What galvanizes me to pursue teaching even in myre)rement? What has inspired me to follow in thefootstepsofMiss FloresandMiss Severino,belovedCHSmentorswhohadins)lledinmetheloveforwords?

Simply put, it is the wonder and enjoyment in training.Everyinterac)vesessionrewardsmewiththeopportunitytoprogressfrommystudents'reality,andthem,toprofitfrom mine. Within the English bubble, we get to sharemyriad experiences, mo)vate one another, and expandour worlds beyond our years. All these we do in anatmosphereoffun,realizingfullythateachofourlivesisanintrinsicallybeau)fulstorywai)ngtobewrifen.

ClarissaVirginiaCruz-GaleraHS-69-HonorableMenMonABJournalism-UniversityofthePhilippinescumlaudeCommunica-onConsultantandEnglishProficiencyTrainer/Teacher-JohnRobertPowersEnglishLearningCenter

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As Ireflectonmylifenowadays, IfeelgratefulthatGodhasgivenmethegi^andvoca)onofteaching.

It’s almost unbelievable that I havebeen teaching formore than 50 yearsnow. I started teaching in 1964 at theCollegeoftheHolySpirit,TarlacwhereI taught for nearly 30 years and later,since1989,IhavebeenteachingattheOur Lady of Peace College Seminary,ourdiocesanseminaryhereinTarlac.

IthankCHSMforgivingmemydegreesAB-BSE in 1963 and 1964, major inHistory and Biology, minor in EnglishandMathema)cs.IalsothanktheHolySpirit forguidingandsustainingmealltheseyearsinmyteachingcareer.

Ihavetaughtvarious subjectsbutinthe seminary I have been teachingEnglish subjects. Teaching in theseminary is volunteer work, whichmeans that we are not givenmonetary compensa)on. Yet Godcannot be outdone in generosity. Icon)nually experience His DivineProvidence, bestowing on us manybenefits and favors. He provides forall theneedsofmy family. It is alsoheartwarming to know that I havebeenpart of the forma)onofmanypriestsinourdiocese.

I thankGod for this life)meworkofteaching. It is a greatblessingandaprivilege. As I become a blessing toothers,Iamalsoblessed.

MyrnaSantiago-UrquicoAB-63/BSE-64

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TeachingwithaHeartEdenOrosa-KelemenEd.D

AB-63/BSE-64If I am s)ll in the field of Educa)on while myclassmates and group mates from CHS have longre)red, I owe it to my innate passion for teachingandthepeoplewhosephilosophieshaveformedme–Dr. IsabelHizonofCHSandDr. JosefinaCortesoftheUPGraduateSchool,CollegeofEduca)on.Theytaught me commitment in my profession, genuineinterestandpersonalconcernformystudents.

I have handled Educa)on students whose socio-economic statuswere extremes – the very affluentandthemarginalizedsectorsofsociety;the“Haves”and the “Have nots”, so to say. Nevertheless, theircommon denominator is they are lovable and theirdesiretobeTEACHERS!

Several years ago, a^er a long stay in an exclusiveprivate school and a university as dean oradministrator, the Lord led me to teach in theundergraduatedepartmentofastateuniversity.

Thestudentsarealmostallscholarsbecauseofthevery low tui)on fees. I handled three Sophomoreclasses taking Educa)on, Major in ElementaryEduca)on,GeneralScienceandMusicEduca)on.Itaught theman interes)ngbutdreaded subject –Theories of Learning. The common method ofteaching in almost all the classes was the use ofpowerpoint presenta)on in repor)ng. However,duetothebigpopula)onoftheUniversity,itcouldnotprovidealltheclasseswithLCDsandtherefore,thestudentshadtorentatacostofP100perhour.

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Iwasnot sensi)ve to thisun)l the)me I requiredmyclasses to watch a cultural show at P150 per )cket.Some students said they would not be able join. Toshowmydisappointment,Isaid,“Class,comeon,whenyougotoJollibeeorMcDo,youspendmorethanP150andasteachers-to-be,youneedthisexposure.”In

A^er the first semester, they were done with me.Christmaswasapproaching.TheHolySpiritinspiredmetoraisefundsfortheLCD.Wewouldgocaroling!TheideawaspresentedtotheMusicEduca)onMajorswhowere full of excitement and enthusiasm. Theirques)onsthenwere,“whodowecarol,andwhere?”Iwouldorganizeeverything,theironlyrolewouldbetoprac)seandtodeliver.

LefersweresenttoneighborsandfriendsinNewManila,sta)ngthepurposeofthecaroling.Theyallrespondedposi)vely.Iwastouchedwhenoneofthemaskedforthepriceoftheequipment.ThefollowingdayshegavemeacheckforhalftheamountoftheLCD.IamproudtosaysheisaCHScollegealumna.

Thecarolingended.Anaccoun)ngwasdone.Thefundsraisedexceededourexpecta)ons.TheyhadP10KextrawhichtheydecidedwouldgotothefuturerepairsoftheLCDandtotheirclassfunds.Isuggestedtorentouttheequipmenttotheotherclassesat50%discount.

Thisexperiencebecameverymeaningful:a)  itenabledthemtobuytheLCDtheyneededbadly,nomorefinancialworrieswhenrepor)ng,b)  ittaughtthemlessonswhichtheywouldnotlearn

intheclassroomc)  thevalueofprac)ce,sacrificeandteamworkd)  thediscoveryofthestrengthsandweaknessesof

eachotherandaboveall,e)  itdevelopedtheirself-confidenceandraisedtheir

selfesteemrealizingthepoweroftheirGod-givengi^–MUSIC.

Uptonow,thesestudentss)llgetintouchwithmetoinvitemetotheirconcertsorjusttosayhello.

Isteachingamission?

Absolutely,andanAPOSTOLATE!

Thedayofthecarolingcame.Tomysurprise,theygaveaminiconcertineachhousewewentto.Thechoiceofthesongs,theblendingofvoices,thevolume…theywereAWESOME!ThoughonlySophomores,theysoundedlikeprofessionals!Myfriendssuggestedthattheyholdaconcert.Iwasoverwhelmedwithjoy!Iwasbeamingwithpride!

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unison,theclasscried,“Mam,wedon’tgotoJollibeenorMcDo.OurbudgetforourmealisonlyP25;P20fortheulamandP5fortherice.P150isabigcutfromourallowance!”Iwasstunned!

Later,Ilearnedthatmajorityofmystudentsliveinslumareas,have8-10siblings,someparentsarejobless,sickorseparated.Thegirlsdolaundryandhouseworkforsomepeoplewhiletheboysdidjanitorialworka^erclassorworkedaswaiterstoearntheirpamasaheandmealallowancefortheweek.ToaffordtheLCDrental,theyborrowedfromclassmatesorat)mes,skippedtheirlunch.

Myheartsank!Iwasdisturbed.HowcouldIhelpthem?ShouldIdonateanLCD?ButifIgivetoone,Ishouldgivetoallthreeclasses.No,theyshouldworkforit.

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Having hadthebestteacherswaswhatmademeateacher.

Themaineventinschoolformewasrecess,theslide,the swing, the basketball court and the soccer-baseball-so^ball games. School for me was laughterandplay.Yet,therewasnoescaping learning inHolyGhostCollege.

FromGradeOne,orderamongsquigglyliflegirlswasinstalledbySr.Carencia:“Howwouldyouliketoseetheworldfrominsidethatwastebasket?”

But love was always the basis for discipline. Webreathed a certain gentleness and gladness in theclassrooms, along the stairs and corridors of ourbuilding with stained glass windows. Kindness wasnatural. A^er class, our Grade Three teacher,MissNoemi Xavier, sat on the steps and waited withanxious lifle girls for their “sundo”. In High School,theworstourclassteacherSr.HumilisSSpS,calleduswas “disappoin)ng.” A thumb tack was found on atemporaryHistoryTeacher’schair.Sr.Humilisfloatedintoourclassroom;inherso^voiceandtone,shetoldusshecouldnotbelievewewerecapableof suchanunkindact.Sheddingtears,sheaskeduswhatshewasdoing wrong. Finally, we learned respect andconsidera)on,especiallyforteachers.

Understanding the madness of adolescence, theyoung MissTeresitaNitorredaofferedfriendshipandpa)encetoawkwardchild-adults.Ourindifferencetothelawsofgravityandphysicsturnedintofascina)onfor scienceandnatureas she sharedher loveof thewondersoftheuniverse.

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It was this mastery of the subject mafer of ourteachers that educated us. Who can forget thepoised Miss Roberta Santos, chalk in hand by theblackboard, demonstra)ng the basic rules ofgrammar and sentence construc)on throughdiagramming? Miss Asuncion Palenzuela, alsoimpeccably groomed and in high heels, dailyparadedteachingmodelsofeyes,earsanddifferentbody parts as well as posters magnifying invisiblecellssothatwecouldnotbutlearnbiology.

From a childhood of play, I was primed to studymedicine. The different teachers in Holy GhostCollege were living examples of the nobility ofteaching.Iwantedtobelikethem!

Asateachermyself,Iusedthetoolsandtechniquesoftheexcellentteachersinourschool.ButthemaineventwasalwaysthevocaMonthatwasteaching—serious commitment and plain hard work. Asidefrom the wonder of learning and the fascinaMonwith knowledge, teaching is simply earnest andsincerelovingofstudents.

We possessed neither the language nor the maturity to recognize the love offered to us, but we absorbed it. !

Dr. Isabel Hizon was indeed theteacher of teachers. Speakingintenselybutinanearwhisper,shedrewher students into aworld ofthe mind. How are ancientciviliza)ons related to us in ourmodern)me?Whyandhow?Shepa)ently probed the student tothink un)l the student herselfarrived at the answer. Yet, theclassroomexchangewasasnaturaland a s e x c i )ng a s c a sua lconversa)on. I learned howlanguagebecame literaryandhowweourselvesareactorsofhistory.

Ma.TeresaMartinez-SicatHS-55/CSS-56

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NOSTALGIA This NOSTALGIA section is to inspire you, the Alumnae, to look back in your memory bank and reminisce the carefree times of your youth. These pictures will be posted in the CHSAF Facebook account. Make your guesses and comments there. Let’s keep the communication moving.

This reminiscing s h o u l d t h e n t r igge r you to action. Your old friends miss you, t h e c a m p u s awaits you, and your Alma Mater needs you.

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ThisbookwasoriginallyconceivedbyCHSNAF’sBoardAdvisor,EllenYoung-Gomez,ascounter-measuretoallthehatefulrhetoricaboutimmigrantsduringtheprimaryandpresiden)alcampaignintheU.S.elec)onof2016.

Manyoftheschool’salumnaemen)onedthestartandtheworseningcondi)onsofmar)allawinthePhilippinesin1972astheprecursorfortheirmigra)ontotheUnitedStates,Canada,Australia,EuropeandotherpartsofAsia.Itis,however,theImmigra)onandNa)onalityActof1965whichabolishedthequotasystembasedonna)onalorigins,thatenabledmanyskilledFilipinosandtheirfamiliestoemigratetotheUnitedStates,includingCHSalumnae.

Thispublica)oncoincideswiththecelebra)onofthesilveranniversaryoftheCHSNAFfromSeptember29toOctober2,2016.

Topurchaseacopyofthebook,gotowww.chsnaf.orgorcontactanyChapterofficer.ProceedswillgotoCHSNAF's

charitableprojectsmainlytosupportthescholarshipprogramofCHSM.

Thisanthologyofstoriesisacelebra-onofus,thewomenofCHSM,whole^thecomfortandsafetyofhomeandcountrytoventureouttotheunknown.Armedwiththesetofskillsandvaluesins-lledinustoalwaysdotherightthingtherightway,proddedonbythe“can-do”spiritimbuedinustotakeonchallenges;welanded,surveyedthelandscapeand,in-me,establishedourselvesasleadingmembersinourcommuni-es.WhateverreasonforleavingthePhilippines,everyoneofthesestoriesisuniqueandtellsofthecourage,thewillandthespiritofthepioneeringwomanwho,henceforth,willbecalled“ourancestor”byfuturegenera-onsinthisnewland. Hereareourstories. DGB

CHSNAF ’smembers,sinceitsinceptionin1991,arefirstgenerationimmigrants,thesignificanceofwhichisnotlostonitsmembers.Oralstorytellingofanalumnae’soriginintheirnewcountrywasnotenough.Itneededtobewrittenandtobepassedontoposterity,hence,thebirthofthisbook.

“…whenourlungsbegintofillwiththebreathoflife….whenallissaidanddone,whenthelastsoundgoesoffinthedarkness,everythingcanbetakenfromourhome,ouridenJJes,ourhealth,ourlovedones-butourstoriesremain.Throughourstories,wesurvive.”

ColumMcCann

CHSNorthAmericaFoundaMonChapters:Northeast(NE),MetroWashington,DC(MWDC),MiddleStates(MI),Southeast(SE),NevadaandMountainStates(NV/MTS),SouthernCalifornia/Hawaii(SoCal/HI),PacificNorthwest(PNW),andEastCanada(EC).

BelmaToledo-VillaHS-65,EditorEllenYoung-GomezHS-68,ProjectManager

MaryAnneTinio-FadulHS-72,CHSNAFPresident2014-2016

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SocialEventsERBU’s Solo ExhibitonAugust27,2016,warmlygreetedbyCHSHS-72classmates,fromle^:JennyFernan,LuiHiladoHizon,EveRedBuhay,DollyGabriel,TetchCanonGarcia(back),LuiAdadSee,andBethSimplicianoCabanos.

AB-67 and AB-68 classmatesgettogetherforlunch;fromle^(clockwise)areZenaidaS.Zamora,LuciaBacani-Quimson,AgnesSan)ago-Gu)errez,CeciliaLaTorre-Mijares,TeresitaKanapi-Cabrejas,andYolandaArce-Pilar

GingOnghostedaMeeting and Dinner of Class HS-68inGreenhillsonAugust18,2016todiscussplansfortheircominggoldenjubileecelebra)onsinFebruary2018.SeatedLtoR:ToniGabriel,BackyBacareza,CyndyPerez,RoritAlquinto,AlmaBuan,AliceCarlos,GingOng,DaisyVillasis,GirlieIgnacio,NelaAlmario,PinCacnio.Standing:YolaManding,ImeldaGonzales,CesAgleham,SusanaCo,,KarenQuimpo,MesalinaMedina,DancyYoung(back),TessHerbosa,ZenaidaCamacho(back),CesFerrer,CatalinaFerriols,TinFenix(back),CynthiaCases,BabyRoman,GinnyTy,BernadefeLomotan,BingleMunsayac,JoeyCas)llo,MethBanta,CesOcampo

Celebra)ng the First Death Anniversary of Araceli Garcia-GarateareherHS-63batchmatesseatedL-R:LuciaB.Quimson,CarmitaA.Hilado,EllenG.Leaño,RoraN.Tolen)no,TitaDizon.Standing are: Becky D. Fuentes, CeciliaM. Dimagiba, CorazondeJesus, Rhoda Recto, Annie E.Moreno, Rebecca S. Sacdalan,HaydeeC.Gabu)na,andLydiaSchnabel.

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Our Med Tech Graduates Ready and Eager totaketheBoardExamslastAugust27th&28th

The joint Birthday Celebrants, Partners always in serving Class 65!

August19thmarkedthejointbirthdaycelebra)onofElenaPalenzuelaMierandRosalouSorianoLamson.HS-65classmatesjoinedthecelebrantsinjoyouscelebra)on.

Enjoying New York’s Restaurant Week are‘foodconnoisseurs’seatedLtoR:RoseF.LapenaHS-51,ChrisMar)nez-delRosarioHS-59/ABA-61,DeannaGoBioAB-58/BSC-59.StandingareLenoreRS-LimHS-63andMa.PazAlvirHS-58/BSChem-63

CHSAF & JeriCHS Team Up forthebenefitofthescholars(page5)L-R:NildaTempongko(guestspeaker),TitaDizon,DaisyMontesaofCHSAF,YolandaM.Albano,andRebeccaS.Sacdalan

Jazz band concert Sept10,Oakland,CA“…anawesomeperformancebyNormanandSokitLandsberg,akaMannyMoka&Moka

Loca.”PhotoshowsLeonoraA.BasilioHS-60,Socorro(Sokit)deCastroLandsburgHS-67,and

CorazonF.NobleHS-65a^ertheconcert.

HS-60,65and67;whatmakesthemcloselikesisters?TheyareJeriCHS!

wereCieloBasco-Ilao,VickyAlino-Camarillo,LuzIbarra-Gimenez,LuluMaceda-delosSantos,ConnieAbeleda-Beltran,ButchingYoingco-Manuel,LuluNepomuceno-delRosario,IndayJopson-Espadero,CeciliaLugay-Bahrami,CarinaQuerubin-Latosa,JosenBacareza-Fernandez,LillianSan)llan-GelvezonandOliviaVillacorta-Sales.

The IT Professional Examination Council (ITPEC) was formed in 2005 to coordinate the IT Engineers Exam donated by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan. ITPEC members are organizations from Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Philippines and Japan. The 2016 annual meeting of Executive Directors was held this year in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia.

The photo shows members with CHSAF Board Member, Ma. Corazon Mendoza-Akol BSPhy-69, Founding President of the Philippine National IT Standards Foundation.

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The new management took over last May 1, 2016.According to Ma. Theresa Abeleda-Llave, President ofHSAMC, the decisionwasmade because of the sisterswishtobenotinvolvedinopera)onsanymore.

"It is s)ll owned by the Sisters but they want todisengage because they are ge?ng old," said Llave."Besides, there are not many newcomers joining theorder.Par)cularly,thesisters,"Llaveadded.

According to Mascenon, the decision took about 3years before it materialized. The head chapter of theHolySpiritSistersinRomehastoapprovethechangeinmanagement.However,Llaveclarifiedthattheyarenotrunning the school independent from theSisters. Theyconsultwiththemfrom)meto)me.

"Thedifferencenow is that there ismore involvementofthestudents,thefacultyandthepublic,"shesaid.

Hometoabout1,000students,CollegeoftheHolySpiritManila currently offers Kindergarten, Grades 1 to 3,High School and Undergraduate courses in healthsciences, business, fine arts, social science andeduca)on.Itstartedaccep)ngmalestudentsin2009.In2017,thecollegewillbeopeningtheen)reelementaryschoolbyofferingclassestoGrades4to6students.

"Justgiveus)metocatchup,"saidLlave.–

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MANILA,Philippines–CollegeoftheHolySpiritManilalaunchedaneweducationcenteronWednesday,July20.

DubbedasCenter forConMnuingEducaMon (CCE), thenew center offers short non-degree courses onlanguages and social enterprise to provide learningopportuni)estostudentsfromallwalksoflife.

“TheCCEcanbeahubforinnova)on.Inthelongrun,thecentercouldbeanareawherepeoplecanexchangeideas and be innova)ve," said Dr. Jesusa Marco,PresidentofCollegeoftheHolySpiritManila.

Classes are set to start soon, according to GraceSongcuya-Mascenon, Director-in-Charge of the HolySpiritAlumniManagementCorpora)on.

"Wecanstartwithaclassof5upto30.Ifitexceeds,wewill createanotherclass.We'reasflexibleas that.Wewillstartevenwithasmallclass,"thedirectoradded.

Thefirstbatchofstudentsare5HolySpiritsisters,tobetaught English language courses. According toMascenon, the center will offer other courses apartfrom language and social enterprise if there is ademandforit.

NewManagementEstablishedin1913,theuniversityhasbeenrunbytheMissionary Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit. Morethanacenturya^er,anewmanagementtakesover.College of the Holy Spirit Manila is nowmanaged by the Ho ly Sp i r i t A lumniManagement Corpora)on (HSAMC), composedof 14 alumnae and one non-alumnae who iswell-recognizedintheeduca)onfield.

Withthenewmanagement,severalchangesareto be expected said Marco. It starts with thelaunchof theCenter forCon)nuingEduca)on,accordingtoher.

"Whatchangesdoweexpect?Physicalchanges.We will be adding Wi-Fi and facili)es will beupdated,"saidGuillerminaOng,boardmemberoftheHSAMC.

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From:Ma.VictorinaTamayo-Cuello(HS-81),Minchbury,Australia,July12/16

ThankyoufortheJuly2016IssueoftheCollegeoftheHolySpiritNewslefer. I thoroughlyenjoyedreadingit! Itbroughtbackfondmemoriesofmyelementaryand high school years. Un)l then I did not feel theneed to collaborate with my fellow alumni sisters.NowIwouldliketoconnectwiththem.Iamsoproudofmyfellowalumniandalltheirachievements.

I feel that I owe whatever blessings andachievements I have now to the fact that myforma)veyearsgrowingupwasattheCollegeoftheHolySpirit. Ihavemydearmothertothankformaking sure I was sent to the best catholicschoolinManila.

IbelongtoHS-81andIwouldliketofindoutifourbatch isholdinganyreunion? Iwouldverymuchliketoafendifthereis.

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PrayerCornerThroughour"AlumnaePrayerCommunity,"letallofus,alumnae-sisters,pauseforaminuteandstormheavenwithourprayersfor:•  the speedy recovery of Nora Abogado-Mejia (BSBio-76) frombackproblemsandspecialprayersthatwillhelptoavoidsurgery;•  thedaughterofConsorcIaReyes-Reyes (HS-63),RachelReyes,whoisundergoingteststodetermineifshemayhavecancer.Therequest: “Let us pray for the Lord to surround her with lovingkindnessandtohavebenignresults.”•  the recovery and complete healing of Cynthia Soqueño-Diaz(HS-68/BSE-72),whounderwentabreastmastectomya^erbeingdiagnosedwith canceronher le^breast and is s)ll undergoingpost-surgerytreatment.•  the recovery fromhealth issues of RufinoA. Papa,whowasrecentlyconfinedattheSt.Luke’sHospitalICU;heisthebrotherof Lourdes P. Cruz (HS-55/CSS-56/BSHE-59), Ma. Teresita P.Lodrigueza (d, HS-55/BSC-59), and Ma. Soledad (HS-59/BSChem-63);

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CongratulationsTo…v  ourBSMT-16graduateswhopassedtherecentboardexams

in Medical Technology: Denissa Ly E. Abuel, Angelo S.Arabit, Mary Shane C. Bau)sta, Jolina Mac D. Calomot,Clarisse Dawn M. Cas)llo, Jelemer V. Cenita, Homer P.David, Jr., Arman Ralph, Elacion, Cassandra Jian Q. Flores,MariMarta C. Flores, Ira Lyn P. Gaid,Marcie V. Guevarra,RocelKayth F. de Guia, KriziaRhizel F. Hipolito, Vonn RyanD.A.deJesus,DanahH.Macalalad,MyquiR.Mendoza,KenReenanM. Oliveros, PamelaMarie S. Permitez, Isabella J.Recio, RomelHarvie P. Rogacion II, Franchesca Mae D.L.Santos,andSergeNicoleM.Timpog(CHSAFscholar);

v  ourBSinPhysicalTherapyalumnaewhopassedtherecentboard exams: Nicole Angela Navarro (BSPT-15) , andBSPT-16 graduates, Ma. Clarissa B. Badiola, Patrick A.Bungay,andKimThereseP.Montemayor;

v  BSRT-16 graduates, CHSAF scholar, Ma. Anna Kryzelle L.Bernal and Trisha Ann R. Vitanzo, who passed the boardexamsforRespiratoryTherapy;and

v  PaulaV.AngulaandMenneleM.Mendoza,bothBSPsy-16,whopassedtheboardexamsforBSPsychology

IntoEternalLife2016*May29-JoseU.Ong,fatherofGuillermina(HS-68/BSC-72),Ma.LuisaO.Ang(HS-69/BSC-73),Ma.JosefinaO.Maldonado(HS-72/BSC-76),andMa.NeliaO.Velez(HS-75/BFA-79);*Jun.05-MariaLourdesMendiola-Kalingo,motherofMariaLianeM.Kalingo(AB-11);*June06-ErnestoFernandez,husbandofOliviaPaglinawan-Fernandez(HS-73);*Jun.15-VeridianaLanuza-Dionisio(HS-58/BSC-62),sisterofEdithaMiriamL.Villa(HS-64/BSC-68);*Jun.25-AniciaGonzales-Salumbides,motherofPriscillaS.Vasquez(BSC-72);*Jun.28-ConsolaFrancisco-Strzelewicz(HS-48),sisterofNonaF.Esquivel(HS-46)&ElenaF.Tiosejo(d)HS-51/HA-53/BSHE-56;*Jun.28-Ma.StellaTy-Bustos(HS-67/AB-71),sisterofSusanT.Pichay(HS-65/BSC-69)andSylviaT.Mabasa(HS-69);*Jun.29-RamonEguaras,husbandofMa.LuisaNieto-Eguaras(HS-67);*Jul.02-NenitaP.Panganiban(BSC-72);*Jul.10-MilagrosVillavicencio-Francisco(HS-47),motherofMarinellaF.Suzara(AB-72)andMarissaF.Navarra(d)BFA-75,aformerfacultymemberofCHSMFineArtsdept.duringthetermofSr.EstherMaria;sisterofIrmaV.Mar)nez(d)HS-35,PepitaV.Gueco(d)HS-38,andLinaV.Cabrera(HS-39);*July11-HenryS.Alvarez,husbandofNellieLee-Alvarez(HS-64/BSC-68);

*Aug.04-FelicitasBorbon-Zaide,sisterofNilaB.Claro(HS-63);*Aug.06-IsabelLampe-Sarthou(HS-36),motherofMa.EsperanzaS.Jimenez(HS-57/AB-61)andAnaMarieS.Fargas(HS-65/AB/SEC-69);sisterofMagdalenaL.Cuisia(d),HS-36;*Aug.29-Ma.LourdesG.Mar)nez(BSC-69),sisterofCatalinaM.Cruz(HS-61/BSC-65);*Sept.03–RupertoC.Roque,fatherofBlandinaR.Mababang-loob(HS-68),Cynthia(HS-68),JasminR.Quito(HS-71),andErlindaR.Rostata(HS-75);*Sept.11-BenjamindeOcampo,husbandofIsabelitaLayug-deOcampo(BSFN-67);*Sept.12–FelicidadOrejana-Nuguid(HS-42);*Sept.14–RenatoS.Ocampo,well-lovedfacultymemberatCHSM,hetaughtforoverthirtyyearsatthefineartsdepartmentfrom1979uptoafewweeksbeforehelosthisbravebaflewithcancer;*Sept.16-CynthiaBacareza-Cristobal(HS-68/BSMT-72),sisterofJosephineB.Fernandez(HS-65/BSC-69);*Sept20-GloriaUmale-CosmemotherofLindaC.Sison(HS-59/BSChem-63),AsuncionC.Baltazar(HS-62),PacitaC.Cariaso(HS-62),andCelineC.Bajaj(HS-66);*Sept.21–EvaMayToledo(HS-68/BFA-72),sisterofMarizaT.Craig(HS-77);*Sept.23-RoseoCuevas,whodiedinCalifornia;husbandofNoemiZenarosa-Cuevas(AB/BSC-70);

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