Entrepreneurial flair

A special-one-night party called Back 2 Love held at North, was attended by over a thousand party nocturnals from Bacolod, Dumaguete and even Iloilo who danced the night away until the wee hours of the morning to the music of Manila's top DJ Martin Pulgar from Club Embassy and the OnWire Band. It was organized by the entrepreneurship students of La Salle, an event management activity project of seven La Sallians in the class of Maribel Imutan. Headed by Pia Yanson, the groupmates are Miren Valencia, Christopher Gavieta and Mark Locsin, Mark Melivo and Xavier Lim and Andrew Uy. Present were their teachers Maribel Imutan, Louis Gonzaga, Claro Zubia, Ernesto Suplido, Karen Herida. The group thanked teachers Nonong Jamora and Erenator Banas for their support.

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The graduation ceremonies of Trinity Christian School was held at the school auditorium, Monday. One of the most awarded students was Ivana Abigail Navarro, daughter of John and Marijo Navarro, who was first honorable mention, a silver awardee for Chinese, a Diligence award for being consisted in her scholastic records, NCAE award, Sports award and a certificate for good moral character. She was the only student to get a 99 plus percentile (excellent) in the NCAE, given to all high school graduating students all over the Philippines. She plans to be an international auditor someday while having a doctorate degree in Business Management and Marketing. She thanks God for her achievements, as ever since her elementary years, she had been class valedictorian. Her second cousin, Pia Yanson, the better half of Leo Rey Yanson, graduated cum laude at La Salle and received an award for Academic Excellence. She is the daughter of Romy and Antonette Lizaraga Ortaliz.*