Reunion kan Batch, inisnab?

Si mga kalamidad na tuminama sa rehyon, kakulangan sa preparasyon asin pagpapa-abot kan informasyon nagresulta sa hababang numero nin mga nag-atendir sa Pan-siyam na Hirilingan kan Batch 95 na ginibo kan Sabado.

Hali sa biente otsong (28) miembros na nag-atendir kan sarong taon, an numero kan presente buminaba nin sobra sa sampulo na sana. Yaon sinda, Irvin Sto. Tomas, Mario de los Santos, Jojo Manalo, Tang-tang Morata, Ryan Aguilar, Connie Romanillos, Jeffrey Altares, Jake Esmeralda, Erwin Cortina asin Melvin Nicolas (Pang-pang). Mantang si Greg Alano nag-abot man alagad sa personal na rason, huminali.

Napag-urulayan na an gigibuhon an Ika-sampulong taon na selebrasyon kan pagkamukna ka grupo gigibuhon sa paabuton na Summer.

Si Class President nakapasar sa ECE Board

Si Engineer Ryan Aguilar, an Valedictorian kan batch, naka-pasa sa Electronic and Communications Engineering (ECE) Licensure Examination na ginibo kan naka-aging Noviembre 2004. Siya naggraduar kan Marso 2004 sa Ateneo de Naga na sarong Cum Laude. Tinapos niya an kursong Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering.

An Batch nag-elihir ofisyales sa enot na pagkakataon

Matapos an 4th Grand Alumni Homecoming kun sain an satong batch naguno an ika-duwang premyo para sa Best Gimmick, an batch nag-elihir nin pinaka-enot na ofisyales sa Post Christmas party sa residencia ni Melvin Nicolas kan Friday sa Pangpang, Canaman.

An bagong elihidong ofisyales sinda Irvin Sto. Tomas, Mario Delos Santos, Jaime "Jojo" Manalo III, asin Ophelia "Tang-Tang" Morata bilang Presidente, Vice-Presidente, Secretario, asin Tesorero, pasunod-sunod. Pitong iba pa an pighirang bilang mga Representante. Si Venus Balmeo pighirang para sa Dinaga, Melvin Nicolas para sa Pang-pang, Gregorio Alano para sa Sta. Cruz, Norlie Portuguez para sa Sta. Teresita-Poro, Allan Penillos para sa Talidtid, Jojo Manalo III para sa Tibgao, asin Mario Delos Santos para sa Baras.

Biente-otsong (28) miembros kan batch an nag-atendir.

4th Grand Alumni Homecoming held

"An dae magsalingoy sa hinalean, dae macacaabot sa dudumanan."

Eight years after the Canaman Central School Alumni Association was founded, the association held its Fourth Grand Alumni Homecoming on Monday, December 29, 2003.

Batches from year 1941 to 2003 were remarkably well-represented. The event was characterized by a thanksgiving mass, torch parade and the evening program hosted by Mr. Ireneo C. Sto. Tomas of Batch 1955. Best in Gimmick and Best in Attire were swept by Cool Looks Batch 1989. The Batch bagged the second Prize for Best Batch Gimmick while Tribu Batch 1989 placed third. Individual awards were also given.

Compared to the past homecomings held in 1996, 1997 and 2003, this year was the grandest ever in the history of CCSAA.

CCSAA marks

Canaman Central School Alumni Association (CCSAA) sponsored the 3rd Grand Alumni Homecoming. It was dubbed by the kick-off celebration of the centennial year of Canaman Central School.

During the program, the Most-Participated Batch award was given to the five-year-old Batch 1997; the Best Batch Gimmick award to "Kurab" Batch 1996; and the Best Batch Shirt award to Batch 1989 (formerly known as "Cool Looks").

Nominations were asked from each batch to replace the outgoing officials of the Association. Mr. Segundo Lapiguera jr. of Batch 1966 emerged as the 2nd president of CCSAA.

Retired RTC Judge Salvacion B. Espinas of Batch 1943 was the Guest of Honor of occasion.

CCS turns 100 years

Founded in 1903, Canaman Central School celebrates its one hundredth year of existence this year as one of the oldest elementary schools in the country.

The celebration of the centennial year of the institution kicked off in December 2002 during the 3rd Grand Alumni Homecoming which was organized by Canaman Central School Alumni Association (CCSAA). In August 2003, coinciding with the town's fiesta, the CCS along with the other public schools all over the municipality displayed drum and lyre exhibitions and cultural dances during the Department of Education (Deped) Day to commemorate the 101st year of the school.

CCSAA spearheaded the Tribute and Testimonial Dinner for the former teachers and principals of Canaman Central on December 27, 2003. Norma Salcedo-Sanders, a successful alumna who is now based in the US, was the Guest of Honor of said occasion.

Romanillos is Cum Laude

Connie Romanillos was one of the 50 graduates among the 800 plus college graduates of Ateneo de Naga University (AdNU) who received the distinction of Cum Laude in the 63rd Graduation Exercises of the Jesuit university. The 20-year-old alumna of Canaman Central School and Universidad de Sta. Isabel finished Bachelor in Business Administration Major in Legal Management.