Showing posts with label Alumni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alumni. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 October 2015

World Teacher's Day 2015 Celebration | Dologon NHS Alumni Sponsors

The following are the sponsors for the 2015 World Teacher's Day celebration of Dologon NHS. Special shoutout to Ms. Rhodora Palasol for the sweet chocolates for our dearest Dologon NHS Teachers! And also to all the sponsors Jocelyn Intong, Ruben Jay Montecillo, Rosalyn Rupinta, and Jeffry Manhulad who've shared their blessings from the heart in order to surprise the teachers for this very special day.

In behalf of all the sponsors from Alumni Batch 2011, we would like to greet our dearest teachers a Happy Happy Celebration of World Teacher's Day 2015! We look forward to see you, and may you inspire more students like how you've inspired us before. We're pleased to share with you the fruit of your knowledge shared with us, and we're very thankful that you have been part of our journey.

Thank you teachers! Mabuhay, from Dologon NHS Alumni!

LIST OF SPONSORS

Rhodora Palasol, Dologon NHS
Batch 2011

Jeffry C. Manhulad Dologon NHS
Batch 2011

Rosalyn Rupinta, Dologon NHS
Batch 2011

Jocelyn Intong, Dologon NHS
Batch 2011

Ruben Jay C. Montecillo, Dologon NHS
Batch 2011

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Friday, 14 August 2015

Dologon NHS First Grand Alumni Homecoming

Dologon NHS First Grand Alumni Homecoming, in January 2012. Photo by Ma'am Kristine Regual-Gallardo. Photo Slideshow by Jeffry C. Manhulad.

Do you miss your High School life? Don't worry, you are not alone. A lot of us are really missing the happy memories we had during our high school days. We miss our classmates, best friends, our crushes? HMmmm! Well, I know you miss the teachers a lot more!

Now what can you do? Actually, our teachers loves to see us and loves to know where we are now and what we have achieved so far. They love to know if we've been successful already.

If you guys have time, visit our teachers in our very own Alma Mater Dologon NHS, and spend some time with our cute school, where once upon a time, you've been there to learn and somehow you've used that knowledge for you to be where you are today.

Don't forget to thank our teachers for their efforts, for scolding you before, thank them for that because maybe that helped you to do great things and to be where you are now.

Attend reunions too! That's the only time you can bond with your classmates, and reminisce the memories you had in your high school days.

When you visit DNHS, you'll get shocked how it is today. A lot of new buildings are their which might not been there when you last visited the school.

Spend time to visit! :) Pag makita nimo ang imo teacher librehon gyud kag fish ball kung recess :D 



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Sunday, 3 August 2014

Thank Your Teacher!

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To a teacher who drafted our letter for the application to avail for Senator Migz Zubiri’s scholarship; a coach who makes us laugh even in hard times during competitions; a coach who taught us how to get nice ukay-ukay items ; a teacher who never fails to advise us where to go and what should be done; a teacher who feels what you feel; a teacher who is very supportive to me even though I’m an alumni already; a teacher who gave me The Lake copies whenever I ask ; a teacher who is not just a mother but a best friend, she is no other than our Lady Marmalade. I can never forget the day when you called us, and you cried with us, I can never forget the laughter we’ve shared during the times when we had competitions to join; you will always be our coach-entertainer and mother and best friend Ma’am Tess. I want to say thanks from the bottom of my heart Ma’am Marittes R. Aguilar, I will never incorrectly misspell your name. hehe. from—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To a teacher who has been always there for me; whose home is always open when I come home to Bukidnon from Cagayan de Oro anytime of the day and night; who have been a friend and a teacher-adviser; who have supported me ‘till I got accepted to be one of the Ten Outstanding Public School Student of the Philippines; to the teacher who have been my coach in the finals of TOPS in Davao, who ran to get a cellophane in the bus during our travel because I vomited; the teacher who accompanied me to our bukid in Danggawan to take a photo of our house; the teacher whose father is also my father’s teacher, my great teacher and best friend who bakes good cakes and cooks delicious foods J the teacher whom I can count on always, no other than my Sir Jhong for short, and for long is William A. Calixto—Thanks for all sir from Jeffry C. Manhulad

To a teacher who always push me to be proud who am I and what my culture is; a teacher who is proud of me and what I have achieved, who understands me for he has also experienced the hardships I have; the teacher who taught me trigonometry and taught me how to love math; our fatherly teacher who taught us how to become a disciplined member of the society. To Sir Prudence Caterial, I want to say thank you for being a passionate math teacher who did not just taught us math lessons but how to love it. That is the most important thing I learned from you, which I have really used in my college. I admit I’m slow-learner in math, but I believe that if you love something, you’ll never stop learning it until you’ll be satisfied. Thanks for that, now I got my 1.1 grade in math, the highest I ever had, because now I learned to love it, and I awe it to you; keep your passion, I know you teach with patience, your name says it all. I can see it in all angles—from Jeffry C. Manhulad

To a great teacher who taught me not just history, but how to make it; my great adviser and supporter; a student-leader producer; the small but terrible. I thank you Ma’am Nelia Daculos for teaching me how to become a man of dignity; the silent helpful teacher who lend her stroller bag for me to easily carry my things when we attended the National Leadership Training in Baguio City, which if not, It may have been very difficult for me; a teacher who have shaped my leadership skills more which I have used much in college, and now I’m one of the Google Student Ambassadors in South-East Asia, I awe it to you Ma’am—from Jeffry C. Manhulad

To the teacher who trusted us much when we were still in her advisory in first year; who trusted us much to almost all of the works in school, to plant the “lanka tree” at the back of the I-Bonifacio together with my bestfriends Marceilito and Pepito ( I don’t know if it’s still alive today, I wanna see haha); the teacher who taught the guys who do not know how to remove weed and use the bolo; the teacher who taught us how to dig the field to be planted; the teacher who jams with us; and a teacher who is proud of me and my girl friend :D haha. naa nay space ha. Amiga na  Thanks ma’am Ron, our strict but caring teacher, no other than Ma’am Ronielyn F. Evangelio—from Jeffry C. Manhulad

To our motherly-strict teacher who taught us how to break the atom; ahw dli diay ma break ang atom LOL! My coach in science and technology quiz bee which we closely hit the championship crown when I was still third year and my contenders are all fourth year, and ironically I never won the next year, so that must be a luck; a contest where it costs us 8 tie-breaker question for me to be beaten where Ma’am Gem is getting nervous in every question  J Ma’am Gemma Fernandez, thanks a lot for that opportunity and a great chance to honor our school which have shown your teaching skills and show the world that Dologon NHS science teachers are really good J. From—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To my all-time favorite teacher; my idol; the teacher who never failed to appreciate every little achievements you have; the teacher who has the most beautiful and organized classroom ever; the most supportive teacher; our best adviser ever; she teaches with passion and patience that’s why we are eager to study and perfect her exams; our motherly teacher who advises us not only about school but also lovelife; a teacher whom we can count on in bad times and good times; a teacher who accompany us to make our best ever Christmas party; all was good with her; I can never forget all those times, and will really miss it for she was a teacher from the heart; I salute you Ma’am Kristine R. Gallardo, you’ve taught us how to be responsible and smart; you taught me the basic MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint, and now I’m sharing it to others for I know now a lot of it; thanks for inspiring other teachers to be like you; you’re my best teacher ever, and I even wrote it in my Psychology class when we were asked to remember the best teacher we had; you’re an icon of how a teacher should be. My idol, this is your great fan—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To our disciplinarian who taught us not only how to be disciplined but also math; our mathematician teacher who jokes a lot and make no boring classes; the sports-enthusiast; a teacher whom I learned formulas of the great and long calculus and algebra; the undefeated coach in MTAP; he must be the next Pythagoras J Sir Dan the great, no other than our soccer champion producer Sir Danilo LimoconFrom Jeffry C. Manhulad

To the teacher who taught me English first in high school; who have also been the panelist of my speech practice for the ten outstanding public school students finals; who have trained me a lot how to correctly deliver the speech, and luckily because of that training, I was squeezed and the best of me have come out, and  later became the recipient of a scholarship which helped me a lot and keep my studies going in a prestigious university; I want to thank you Ma’am Mercidita Lumaad for all of your efforts to help not only me, but all of us. For supporting and trusting my skills up until today J you are great and make many of us. From—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To the teacher who have been our adviser where I found my lovelife J LOL! Our motherly adviser who taught us history; who also taught me business for I started selling biscuits after she stops J which really helped me before; a teacher who also understands my situation because she also experienced hardships; a teacher who have supported and have been always there for our batch in third year, who have been there during our get-together at MGM; who have invited me to join a division event even if I am already in college. Thank you very much ma’am Carmela Lunzaga from—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To the teacher who trusted me so much; a teacher who taught me how to graph the downward and upward of life (I mean the downward and upward parabola).  who have been a coach of mine for my first-time to join a mathematics competitions in high school; who have been very proud of my achievements; who have been my friend; our laboratory custodian for the computers who have been always good to us, to use the laboratory for research even if it’s not our time; our classmate in PC Hardware servicing NCII exam; our scholarship in-charge in SIFI; we thank you Ma’am Corazon Zenaida Mendoza and I thank you too for all your patience and your trust, ug sa ice candy treat when we visited DNHS. I miss that moment—from one of your big three (Marz, Pepito, and Jeff), here is Jeffry C. Manhulad

To our coach in CompuQuiz at ACLC College Valencia who have exerted lots of efforts for us to be recognized as one of the best school with regards to technological knowledge in Bukidnon; the teacher who treated us at Chowking for my first time to tastes their delicious halo-halo; our English teacher who taught us how to do the research paper. Thank you very much for all the fun moments with you especially the CompuQuiz moment where we got the 1st runner-up behind the CMU Laboratory High School all over Bukidnon. That was a simple but a great factor for me to continue my hidden passion, which to also to teach others technology, and be updated of the latest trends. Thanks for being so proud of us Ma’am Rubilinda Paglinawan from—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To the teacher who taught me how to make my own shorts; a teacher who taught us table arrangements and courtship. YES! I can still remember our lesson. LOL! My great learning from her was how to use the sewing machine where I have made my own shorts, and only to find out it’s very small and don't fit to me haha! I have known how to teach others to use the sewing machine. She trust me and I am thankful for it, you are great ma’am Jenny Lyn Robillios from—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To my fourth year adviser who is very concern to us; our mother and teacher who teaches us how to be physically fit; who teaches me how to dance; who taught us the things we should do and shouldn’t do in a motherly way; the teacher-adviser whom we spent our last year in high school; a teacher who understands other’s feelings and always ready to listen; a teacher who is very supportive to us; who taught us lessons not only in lovelife but also in family planning J Thank you very much Ma’am Divina Quimba from one of your children in IV-Mangosteen—Jeffry C. Manhulad

To one of my great teacher in high school; the caring and most loving teacher; who will never get angry even if how stupid you are; I don’t know how she do it, I swear, she has all the patience in the world. Don’t you know that my patience came from her? LOL J the adviser of my girl friend in first year J don’t worry, it’s a girl friend. It’s up to you if you make it malicious. haha! My coach during the regional schools press conference held at iligan City; a teacher who cares for our foods in all competitions we’re attending together; a teacher whom you can always count on; a teacher who is like a mother who will protect and support you; for me, she is a symbol of “world peace”. The teacher who always taught us to pray before eating; and, it’s a secret, I’ll tell you, she loves to go to “ukay-ukay” to buy some nice clothes but at 10-pesos only J Thank you very much Ma’am Lu, our one and only ma’am Lucille Ritardo, whom I was with to ride in first time the tartanilya or the horse-drawn carriage in Iligan, and together, we experienced like the Spanish time before J see that?! That was awesome! With ma’am Lu, you can experience fun moments with less budget. She loves to treat you! Yes! I’m right!

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Monday, 12 May 2014

Jonel Cabunoc Murillo | Cum Laude at Central Mindanao University

"To my dearest classmates, teachers, friends, and students.


I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone especially to my family, friends, DNHS classmates and teachers for all the help that realized all these things in my life.

A little sacrifice will worth all the efforts as long as you have the dedication and determination to succeed and put JESUS as the center of your journey.

For those who hope and dream, chances are there that will lead you back to Dologon where people are proud and inspired TO HEAR YOUR STORIES. Just always be humble and do your best in every thing that you are doing. 

Together, we can make our ALMA MATTER proud and prosperous in many different ways. Just keep on Moving. :) GOD BLESS US ALL"


To achieve something, we should work hard and do things towards it. I remember Jonel Murillo, a mathematics geek way back in our Alma matter--Dologon National High School, Dologon, Maramag, Bukidnon.

He is a serious guy, a humble, and quiet person. But his skills in Mathematics says all who he is. He also struggled in other things, not in studies, but let's say, financially. But despite all of these, he learned to achieve things to honor his family and his Alma matter.

He represented Dologon NHS in various mathematics competitions and brings home the beacons.

Truly, a person who experienced difficult things on his way will likely to succeed. Now that he has finished his bachelor's degree and was awarded as Cum Laude at Central Mindanao Universiy, he not only honored his family but also give them pride for he has achieved something great. His classmates and friends, especially his fellow alumni at Dologon NHS will also be proud of him for he has given the school honor and inspiration.

We are so proud of you Jonel! Continue to inspire our fellow alumni, and create tomorrow's leaders with your chosen profession.~Dologon NHS Alumni Blog

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Sunday, 20 April 2014

Dologon NHS Alumni Batch 2013 | Section IV-Durian Boys


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Friday, 18 April 2014

What Will I Miss When I Leave High School?

Do you want to share with us what you'll miss when you leave Dologon NHS? Share it now by filling-up this form http://goo.gl/QWgeGM

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Jeffry Manhulad's Team (BusFinder.PH) Qualified at IdeaSpace PH Start-up Challenge | By Rappler.com

 20 finalists for 2014 National Startup Competition announced by Rappler.com

20 startup will be vying for at least P1 million worth of seed funding, training and services as IdeaSpace Foundation, Inc announce the entries that made it to the finals in the 2014 National Startup Competition
TOP TWENTY. IdeaSpace bares top 20 startup finalists for 2014 incubation round
Below is a press release from the IdeaSpace Foundation, Inc.
A new batch of 20 early-stage startups will be vying for at least P1 million worth of seed funding, training and services as Philippine-based IdeaSpace Foundation, Inc. (IdeaSpace), the technology incubator and accelerator of the First Pacific group of companies for emerging markets, presented the entries that made it to the finals in the 2014 National Startup Competition.
After three rounds of rigorous judging, the more than 600 submissions received during IdeaSpace’s call for startup ideas this year have now been reduced to twenty, namely:
  • BlueLemons (Cavite) - A Filipino theme mobile gaming studio
  • BusFinder (Cagayan de Oro) - A GPS-powered real-time tracking system that minimizes commuting time

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Thursday, 13 February 2014

Dologon National High School Alumni Batch 2009-2010


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Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Registered Alumni

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Sunday, 19 January 2014

Dologon NHS Alumni Online Registration

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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

DNHS 2nd Alumni Homecoming, Postponed!

The DNHS's Alumni Officers Finally decided to postpone the planned 2nd Grand Alumni Homecoming of Dologon NHS. Some posts at Facebook as early as July 2013 said "DNHS next alumni homecoming proposed: bazaar, display by batch (souvenirs), homecoming date (Dec.28,2013 saturday), registration 50pesos (all), competitions: by batch, parlor games: by batch". The T-shirt color coding by batch:

  • 2006-lavender
  • 2007-apple green
  • 2008-yellow
  • 2009-red
  • 2010-gray
  • 2011-pink
  • 2012-blue"
December came but updates were not seen and lots of students are keep on asking for the final schedule. Finally a post from Melody Deocares at DNHS  on December 7, 2013 saying. "Gudevening DOLOGON NHS alumni.. acc0rding t0 our alumni president MR.ARBEN B.PAM0LARCAN0,there will be NO alumni grand reuni0n for ds year..it will be held for d next 5 years,nd dat wud be 2017.. thank u..GOD SPEED" finally revealed that the December 2013 2nd Grand Alumni Homecoming is gonna be at its farthest year.

However, day after the post, Melody Deocares posted another news from the president that says: "The Dologon NHS Alumni Association have finally decided that the 2nd grand alumni homecoming will be on Dec.2014. We can't have it this year because we have no funds to suffice the financial needs, the officers have not yet properly installed-we still on the process of formulating our alumni constitutions and By-laws and to think of ways and means to earn funds for the association to leave another project in our Alma mater. You can still have batch reunions with your batch mates. In our group,think and plan of the best that you can extend to our Alma mater and be ready for our next homecoming. Thank you for ur cooperation.Sorry if we fail ur expectations nd excitement,but u have also need to understand our sides. MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!"

The news finally postponed the Grand Alumni Homecoming on December of 2013, and accordingly, it'll gonna be on the December of the year 2014.



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168 Alumni, Reunites


 
The First Grand Alumni Homecoming and 5th Founding Anniversary was held on January 11, 2013 at Dologon National High School. It was participated by the 2006-1012 alumni of Dologon NHS, faculty ans staff and the students.

Fr. Rubio officiated the Holy Mass in the morning. Among the distinguished guests were Hon. Mayor Alicia P. Resus, Hon. Vice Mayor Jose V. Obedencio, Hon. Ferdinand R. Roque, Hon. Brgy. Captain Miguel Ceballos, and other municipal and barangay officials.

After lunch, the alumni joined the motorcade from the school to barangay plaza and back to school. The Sayawit, Cheerdance, Dancesport, and Folk Dance group performed in the program. Each batch also presented its intermission number and it was followed by a raffle draw.



Slideshow by Jeffry C. Manhulad | Photo by Ma'am Kristine R. Gallardo

By: MIGS Napalla | The Lake Publication 2013

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