PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASSâ€™65 FOUNDATION INCORPORATED

YEAR END REPORT FY 2004

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS’65FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED

PHS CLASS’65 FOUNDATION, INCYEAR END REPORT

(FY 2004)

FY 2004 is another banner year for the PHS Class’65 Foundation, Inc.. We were able to accomplish meaningful projects, sustain the growth of our scholarship program and raised additional funds.

We elected this year Fifteen (15) Members of the Board of Trustees in order to properly monitor continuing projects. Five Trustees which will serve for 3 years, another five for 2 years and the last five will serve for 1 year. We created nineteen (19) different committees to implement our plans and Programs for Foundation Year 2004.

The Members of the Board of Trustees and Officers are shown on the FY 2004 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (Voting Members)

3- YEAR TERM 2- YEAR TERM 1- YEAR TERMHUMBELINA M. CASTRO ERLINDA A. ESTANDARTE JAIME TECSONELOISA L. VALERIO ENRIQUETA F. MANABAT FERNANDO CALICAEDITA E. REYES SOLEDAD A. SANTOS LAUREL PEREZJOSE C. LALISAN JR. ROSARIO B. ESTRABILLO ELOY MALLARIMARCIAL P. MORALES JR. RENATO M. ALRCON DANILO GALANG

MIGUEL PANGANIBANChairman Emeritus

PRESIDENTRENE ALARCON

V.P.- INT. AFFAIRSLIN CASTRO

V.P.- INTERNATIONALDAN GALANG

SECRETARYROSE ESTRABILLO

V.P. – EXT. AFFAIRSJOSE LALISAN, JR

TREASURERMARS MORALES

FINANCEChairman- MARS MORALES

WAYS & MEANSChairman- JOSE LALISAN JR.

FELLOWSHIPChairman-LA VERNE FERNANDO

MEMBERS DIRECTORYChairman- MARILYN DE GUZMAN

SUNSHINE COMMITTEEChairman- EDITA REYES

REUNION 2004Chairman- NELSON DAVID

MEETINGS/VENUESOLEDAD SANTOS

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDSChairman- LISA VALERIO

PHS IMPROVEMENTChairman- FLORA URQUICO

COMPUTER CENTERChairman- RENE ALARCON

NUTRITION & CHILD CAREChairman- ROSE ESTRABILLO

LIVELIHOOD GENERATIONChairman- MARS MORALES

MEDICAL MISSIONChairman- ANDY CALICA

PHS TALENT CONTESTChairman- SOLEDAD SANTOS

INTER-PHS BATCH RELATIONSChairman- JIM TECSON

WAYS & MEANS U.S.A.Chairman- NAN DELOS REYES

SCHOLARSHIP FUND RAISINGPROJECT

Chairman-MARILYN DE GUZMANLISA VALERIO

REUNION 2004 U.S.AChairman- IKE GAMBOA

REUNION 2005PREPARATORY COMMITTEESDAN GALANG/LISA VALERIO

ASSIST. SECRETARYSOLEDAD SANTOS

ASSIST. TREASURERLISA VALERIO

ASSIST. TREASUREREDITA REYES

AUDITORELOY MALLARI

ASSIST. AUDITORVIVIAN B. GONZALES

P.R.O.ERLIE ESTANDARTE

SGT. AT ARMSANDY CALICA

DEP. SGT. AT ARMSLAUREL PEREZ

ADVISERS: HON. ANDREA DOMINGOHON. NELSON DAVIDATTY. JESS CAGUIAT

ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTFY 2004


(FY 2004)

01 Scholarship Awards

-To support poor but bright students complete their studies.

-To raise funds for high school, collegiate, vocational and graduate study scholarships

-To establish donor-to-scholar contacts as opportunities for guidance, counseling, expression of gratitude and mutual participation to the program.

-To monitor the progress of the scholars and their placement after graduation.

-To plan and implement teacher development program through value enrichment workshops/seminars.

- On going - 32 High School Scholars

- 20 College Scholars

- 1 Vocational Scholar

- 1 Graduate School Scholar completed her Masteral Thesis last semester.

- 6 High School Scholars graduated last April 15, 2004

-1 First YearCollege Scholar quit/did not enroll in the 2nd

semester

Total Scholarship Funds Paid for FY 2004=

P 571,911.52

P

PROJECTS ACCOMP PROJECTS ACCOMPLISHED THIS YEAR LISHED THIS YEARCOMMITTEE

NO. TITLE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES STATUS COMPLETED/PROJECT COST

P

*** under probation

**graduatingNOTE: *not enrolled

6001,5004,500DHVCAT*Anne Loraine Poblete--15,000Holy Angel U.Lady Odejar SantosBrenda Dizon

24001,5006,000UP Diliman***Edward OtchengcoV. Galang MFE--7,500ECC**Antonio Vital, Jr.

2,4001,5001,000PUP ManilaDianna Bayanin--12,000ECCZaldy QuizonMark Madsen

2,4001,5007,000UP DilimanDianne R. Dagdag9001,5001,500UP DilimanMa. Christina Reyes

2,000--UP DilimanAdrian TiodinM.C. de Guzman--

50% 0f tuition feeU.of the Assump.Ervin MallariJY Isip

6001,5005,000DHVCAT*Laarni QuiambaoFlorence Albano6001,5005,000DHVCATLailanie CalmaWMO Filipino Staff600--Systems PlusAdrian Macaraeg

-1,50018,000U.of the Assump.Wilson Y. Mandap600--DHVCATChristopher DalisayPHS '65 Foundation

--12,000ECCJoanna Tolentino1,2001,5006,000UP Clark***Shella PatioPHS '65 Alumni2,0001,500500-1,000PUP ManilaAna PinonDe Guzman Children2,4001,5006,600UP DilimanJohn Mark CorreaR&M de Guzman2,4001,5006,000UP DilimanAllan Carreon, Jr.Evangeline Peralta2,4001,5006,000UP DilimanTatia Austria RashidDr. A. Muriel

SCHOLARSSTIPEND/MO

BOOK ALLOW/SEMTUITION/SEMSCHOOLNAME OFDONOR

SECOND SEM 2004SUMMARY OF COLLEGE GRANTS

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS '65 FOUNDATION

P

6005 days1st (new)Jiem MirandaVeronica Larsen6005 days1st (new)Jaime Tumabcao6005 days1st (new)Roxanne RoxasMaria Walter6005 days1st (new)Catherine IngaranBilly Chiu6005 days1st (new)Rosemarie GarciaDE Guzman Children6005 days2ndCatherine delos SantosEleanor Torres6005 days1st (new)Irish Kristine David6005 days2ndGian Carlo Reyes6005 days3rdLea de Guzman6005 days4thKimberly Patawaran6005 days4thJigo Pineda6005 days4thPrecious Ann Lazaro6005 days3rdWendy Aquinto6005 days2ndJeric Esguerra6005 days2ndSyreen EstradaJASHS 69 IV-16005 days2ndGlenn Batolon6005 days4thKimberly Mendoza6005 days3rdMeleonor CaballaJY Isip6005 days2ndErwin Garcia6005 days4thRichmon Tiongson6005 days4thArdee Deñola6005 days4thElaline Quiambao8005 days4thRober Krismaf Pangan6005 days3rdGrace Ann EstevaEL Valerio6005 days1st (new)Ana Kimberly Chan6005 days4thMariz David6005 days4thDiana Rose Tongol6005 days3rdAlexander Asuncion6005 days3rdR-Jay Salazar6005 days2ndEdelyn Ma6005 days2ndPaul John TimbolFor Education6005 days2ndGladdys SampangV. Galang Mem. Fund

DAYS/WEEKSCHOLARSSTIPEND/MOSCHOOLYEARNAME OF DONOR

SUMMARY OF HIGH SCHOOL GRANTSPAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS '65 FOUNDATION

P

quit/did not enroll 2nd semDHVCAT/1st- BS Ed. Major in MathAnne Lorraine PobleteBrenda Dizon

Completed Masteral ThesisUA/Masters Degree in EducationSoledad A. SantosPHS '65 Foundation

Fund for Education

GraduatedMay Ann CanjaV. Galang Mem.

GraduatedKeneth NucumEL Valerio

GraduatedMaria Paula Macabali

GraduatedLailanie M. Calma

GraduatedAnne Lorraine Poblete

GraduatedPaulette Grace MedinaRene Medina

STATUSYEARHIGH SCHOOLSCHOOL/YEAR/COURSECOLLEGEDONOR


(FY 2004)

02 Livelihood Projects

- To organize dedicated and reliable members, PHS teachers and parents who have the desire and capability to work particularly in community self-help projects. To assist selected leaders in initiating livelihood programs with the foundation giving assistance by way of expert advice and in special cases,they seed money to help themselves in productive enterprises

6-month Caregiver Course & Basic Computer Training Course for Out-Of-School High School Graduates of PHS.

-on going project-

- 65 beneficiaries for Caregiver course

- 26 beneficiaries for the Computer training course.

P 60,000.00

PROJECTS ACCOMPLISHED THIS YEARCOMMITTEE



(FY 2004)

03 Fellowship/ Membership

- To promote acquaintance & friendships among members and to encourage participation in implementing projects and social events.

- Preparation of Class ’65 Members Directory

(on -going project)

- Induction of New sets of Trustees & Officers for FY 2004 sponsored by 65er Andrea Dizon Domingo

P 15,000.00

P 13,635.50

Feeding Program - To improve nutritional status of 200 malnourished public elementary pupils identified as severely underweight - To rehabilitate and increase their weights until such time the project will be terminated - To encourage and educate mothers on proper health and nutrition.

- 3rd stage of the Feeding Program for 50 pupils of the Del Pilar Elem. School

P 50,000.00

04



Waiting forApproval of

Funds)

Yearround

05


(FY 2004)

Medical & Dental

Mission

-To extend specialized medical/dental skills and give free medicines to not less than 4,500 patients including 100 young boys aged 15 who will undergo circumcision (Operation Tule) where there is demonstrated acute need for such services.

-Provided medical consultations & surgical operations and gave free medicines to more than 4,000 poor constituents in support to the mayoralty candidacy of fellow 65er Andrea Domingo from March to May 2004 to the different BarangayHealth Centers of the City of San Fernando.

P 40,000.00



Done


(FY 2004)

06 PHS Improvement

Project

-To implement a meaningful project that would contribute to the improvement of the Pampanga High School

- To plan and implement teacher development program through value enrichment workshops /seminars.-

- Sponsored the Mentoring the Mentors Seminar Workshop at the PHS BulwaganCapampangan that was benefited by 61 Principals, head teachers, master teachers of high school and elementary schools in the City of San Fernando.

P 77,261.80

Ways & Means - To raise funds (min. of P500,000.00) and other resources for the support of the various projects of the Foundation particularly for the scholarship and health related services

-Completed and raised a NetEarnings of more than P400,000.00 during the 2nd

Fellowship Golf Tournament hosted by PHS Class’65 Foundation at the Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Golf Course last April 16,2004

07



Done


(FY 2004)

Finance Committee

- To formulate for Board approval policies and procedures governing finances and other sourcing

- To prepare Budget for FY 2005

- To prepare and coordinate with the External Auditor the Annual Financial Reports

- To prepare required documents for PCNC accreditation as DoneeInstitution

08 - Completed the compilationof the PHS Class ’65 Book of Accounts thru the effort of the internal auditor and the finance committee staff

P 12,000.00




(FY 2004)

Sunshine Committee

-Visit Batch mates and their immediate family members who are under the weather. Pay respect and donate financial support to the bereaved families of a departed 65er or immediate member of his/her family.

Year round

Sunshine visits to -Pastora Tiomico’s Spouse Levi65er Avelino CalbangRene Alarcon’s motherLouie David’s spouseEdith Reyes spouse Bert

Donated P 3,000.00 to the bereaved wife and daughter of the late 65ers Bernardo Capati, Avelina Calbang andLito Santos

Donated Flower Wreaths to the ff.Beatriz Sese’s motherRamon Paras FatherAvelina Calbang’s spouseRene Alarcon AuntLouie David’s spouseRose Balajadia’s mother-in-lawAurita Sanchez motherDanilo Garcia’s motherDandy Liwanag’s fatherTeresita Yap’s father Mr. QDYapBenito Velasco’s mother in law

9

P 20,396.60


NO. TITLE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES STATUS

DONE/PROJECT COST


(FY 2004)

Tax Exemption

Prepared Required Documents and Financial Statements for the Application to Philippine Council for NGO Certification as DoneeInstitution.

10

Donated free anti tuberculosis drugs good for six months supply to 30 beneficiaries who are undergoing treatment this year.

Adopt-a-TBPatient

11

PROJECTS ACCOMPLISHED THIS YEAR

12 Received Donations of17 CPUs, MONITORS,PRINTERS, SCANNER & misc. computer itemsfrom US based andfellow 65er Danilo Galang

Computer for Livelihood

Center

US $ 750 + P 10,000

COMMITTEENO.

TITLE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES STATUS COMPLETED/PROJECT COST

- To apply for accreditation of the PHS Class’65 Foundation as a Donee Institution from the Philippine Council of NGO Certification

On-going

- To alleviate the sufferingof indigents with AdvancedPulmonary Tuberculosis

On-going

- To bridge the digital divide and to address the needsOf the out-of-school graduates, students and teachers of our alma mater

On-going


(FY 2004)

PHS Class ’65 Foundation Computer For Livelihood Center

COMPUTER TRAINING CLASSES FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL GRADUATESOF PHS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2004-’05 SUPERVISED BY OUR HIRED

INSTRUCTOR, MR. YUMUL


(FY 2004)

TOTAL PROJECT COST for FY 2004= P 850,568.52

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS’65 FOUNDATION, INC.CASH POSITIONDECEMBER 2004

02,000

4,0006,0008,000

10,00012,00014,00016,000

DEC'04 DEC'03

US $

IN PHIL.PESO

IN U.S. $

0

500,000

1,000,000

1,500,000

2,000,000

2,500,000

3,000,000

DEC'04 DEC'03

PHP

INDUCTION OF FOUNDATION TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS BY D.O.H. ASST. SEC. DR. ERIC DOMINGO LAST FEBRUARY 21, 2004

AWARDING OF PLAQUE OF APPRECIATION TO MARILYN DE CASTRO DE GUZMAN FOR HER SELFLESS DEDICATION AND OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION FOR THE PHS CLASS’65 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

RENATO M. ALARCONPRESIDENT’S ADDRESS ( FEBRUARY 21, 2004 INDUCTION CEREMONIES)

THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU FOR COMING TO OUR 3RD INDUCTION CEREMONIES AND FELLOWSHIP PARTY. I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME OUR SPECIAL GUESTS, RODY AND MARILYN DE GUZMAN WHO CAME ALL THE WAY FROM SWITZERLAND JUST TO BE WITH US THIS AFTERNOON AND OUR INVOCATOR, MS SIMEONA STA. CRUZ WHO CAME ALL THE WAY FROM AUSTRALIA TO LEAD US A PRAYER. I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME OUR GUEST OF HONOR AND INDUCTING OFFICER, “ANG SIGURADONG CONGRESSMAN KAHIT ANONG ORAS MAAASAHAN, DOC ERIC DOMINGO DOMINGO. LET US GIVE THEM A BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE.

THE PAST FOUNDATION YEAR WAS REALLY AN EXCITING YEAR AND AS MS. LISA VALERIO PREDICTED, YEAR 2003 WILL BE A BANNER YEAR FOR THE PHS CLASS’65 FOUNDATION. I THANK ALL OF YOU FOR GIVING ME INSPIRATION TO DO MY WORK – BY YOUR WARM AND UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORT AND MOST OF ALL WITH YOUR KIND UNDERSTANDING FOR MY SHORTCOMINGS. I THANK GOD THAT HE HAS KEPT ME SAFE AND STRONG BOTH PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALY AND SPIRITUALY.

I TRIED MY BEST TO MAKE ALL 65ERS LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD AND TO FEEL PROUD WITH OUR HUMBLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS . I HOPE I DID NOT DISAPPOINT ANYBODY AND I HOPE I MET YOUR EXPECTATIONS.

MANY OF YOU CONFIDED TO ME YOUR PROBLEMS, AND I AM HAPPY BECAUSE THIS SIMPLY MEANS THAT YOU HAVE ACCEPTED ME, NOT AS JUST YOUR PRESIDENT, BUT MORE IMPORTANT TO ME AS YOUR FRIEND AND HELPER. I LEARNED ABOUT YOUR UNENDING WOES OF NOT BEING ABLE TO ATTEND MEETINGS DUE TO OTHER COMMITMENTS, DUE TO CONFLICTS TO YOUR WORK, DUE TO FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES, ETC.., YOUR RELUCTANCE TO INFORM OTHER MEMBERS TO ATTEND MEETINGS, YOUR RELUCTANCE TO VOLUNTARILY HELP IN FOUNDATION WORK, THE INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS WITH OTHER MEMBERS.

BUT MANY MORE OF YOU ALSO SHOWED ME SUCCESS STORIES AND ALL OF THESE THINGS GAVE ME THE INSPIRATION TO WORK HARDER. I SAW SOME OF YOU GOING THE EXTRA MILE, PERSEVERINGDESPITE SUDDEN PROBLEMS WITH YOUR FAMILY, BUSINESS, OR EVEN PERSONAL HEALTH – NOT COMPLAINING, NEVER CYNICAL, BUT ALWAYS ENTHUSIASTIC – CHEERFUL, CONSTRUCTIVE AND SUPPORTIVE.

I AM SO INSPIRED BY A BATCHMATE WHO OPTED TO TERMINATE HER HOUSEMAID JUST TO SAVE THE WAGES FOR OUR SCHOLARS TUITION AND ALLOWANCES. THAT IS VERY TOUCHING INDEED KNOWING THAT SHE HAS SMALL CHILDREN TO BE TAKEN CARED OFF. A BATCHMATE DECIDED NOT TO BUY A CHRISTMAS TREE LAST YEAR JUST TO BE ABLE TO SEND HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR REUNION.

A BATCHMATE HELPED ME RAISE MONEY TO TAKE CARE OF THE ACCUMULATING HOSPITAL BILLS OF MY SISTER-IN-LAW WHO UNDERWENT A SECOND OPEN HEART SURGERY DUE TO INFECTION AND ANOTHER BATCHMATE SHARED HER HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE THRU HER SON’S CONNECTION TOTHE HOSPITAL.

MY FRIENDS FROM ROTARY ALSO EXTENDED THEIR USUAL SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE. A PORTION OF OUR FEEDING PROGRAM FUNDS AND THE PHS TOILETS AND LAVATORIES WERE DONATED BY ROTARIANS.

MANY OF OUR BATCHMATES AND FRIENDS DID NOT THINK TWICE WHEN WE ASKED THEM TO CONTRIBUTE TO OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. MANY SUPPORTED WILLINGLY OUR GOLF TOURNAMENT AND OTHER FUND RAISING PROJECTS.

A BATCHMATE MADE SURE THAT I HAVE FUNDS TO OPERATE THE FOUNDATION BY DONATING A SIZEABLE AMOUNT DURING OUR INDUCTION LAST YEAR.

A BATCHMATE ALWAYS ENTERTAIN MY CALLS PROMPTLY AND WONT STOP TEXTING ME UNTIL WE SETTLE AN ISSUE REGARDING FOUNDATION PROBLEMS. MIND YOU SHE IS CAPABLE OF USING HER CELLFONE EVEN WHILE DRIVING AT A VERY HIGH SPEED.

A BATCHMATE BUILT A MANSION TO BE ABLE TO SPEND 2 NIGHTS COMFORTABLY IN SAN FERNANDO FOR OUR YEAR END MEETING AND REUNION. I SALUTE HER FOR GIVING SO MUCH OF HER PRECIOUS TIME, TALENT AND TREASURE TO THE FOUNDATION.

THERE ARE MANY MORE WONDERFUL STORIES THAT I WANTED TO SHARE WITH YOU BUT MY TIME HERE IS LIMITED.

MY FELLOW OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, LET US APPLAUD OURSELVES FOR ACCOMPLISHING ALL OUR PLANS AND PROGRAMS LAST YEAR AND FROM HERE, WE SHALL HAVE LEARNED FROM THE RECENT PAST AND CAN PROCEED TO A NEW TRANSFORMATION THAT WILL MAKE OUR THIRD YEAR OF OPERATION EVEN MORE SUCCESSFUL THAT THE PREVIOUS YEARS.

IN EVERYTHING THAT WE DO, THERE IS ONLY ONE ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT, AND THAT IS ATTITUDE. ATTITUDE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE. THERE ARE MANY BRIGHT MINDS WITH SUPERIOR INTELLIGENCE BUT THEY COME ON VERY NEGATIVE TO THEIR MEMBERS. THERE ARE LESS KNOWLEDGEABLE, SIMPLE, EVEN HAPPY-GO-LUCKY LEADERS BUT THEY DRAW OUT THE BEST FROM THEIR MEMBERS. I AM SAYING THESE BECAUSE I WANT THE NEXT SET OF OFFICERS AND LEADERS TO CONCENTRATE IN MAKING OUR ACTIVE MEMBERS TO GROW IN NUMBERS SO WE CAN ACCOMPLISH MORE PROJECTS IN THE FUTURE. AS YOU MAY HAVE KNOWN, LEADERSHIP IS A WEAVING OF RELATIONSHIPS. A LEADER MUST BE VULNERABLE TO THE SPECIAL GIFTS AND TALENTS OF HIS FOLLOWER. HIS CRUCIAL ROLE IS TO FOSTER WORK ENVIRONMENTS AND WORK PROCESSES TO MAKE DIVERSE PEOPLE AND ELEMENTS WORK TOGETHER. A LEADER MUST HAVE A VISION, PASSION, INTEGRITY AND MUST BE TRUSTWORTHY. THESE BASIC INGREDIENTS OF A LEADER ARE TRAITS YOU ARE NOT BORN WITH AND CAN’T CHANGE; THEY CANNOT BE TAUGHT EITHER. THEY CAN ONLY BE LEARNED FROM EXPERIENCE.

A LEADER’S PASSION, VIRTUES AND VISION BEGETS THE PASSION, VIRTUES AND VISION OF THE FOLLOWERS. WATCH A GREAT ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR OR A BASKETBALL COACH IN ACTION. THE MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA OR THE BASKETBALL TEAM ARE NOT DUTIFUL BUT ARE INSPIRED. MY FRIENDS, LEADERSHIP IS INDEED A PARADOX THAT WILL TAKE A WHOLE LIFETIME TO UNDERSTAND.

THANK YOU, LET US MOVE ON AND I HOPE THAT ALL OF OUR OFFICERS AND LEADERS WHO ARE STILL PASSIVE AND UNINVOLVED WILL FINALLY COMMIT THEMSELVES IN SUPPORTING AND ACCOMPLISHING OUR PLANS AND PROGRAMS THIS FOUNDATION YEAR .

GOOD AFTERNOON AND THANK YOU FOR LISTENING.

Class’65 Foundation V.P. and PNP General JOSE C.. LALISAN, JR. as Guest of Honor & Speaker during the 89th Commencement Exercises of the PHS Batch 2004

PHS 89th

DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFICATES TO NEW COLLEGE SCHOLARS OF THE PHS CLASS ’65 FOUNDATION

PHS CLASS’65 FOUNDATION, INC.2nd FELLOWSHIP GOLF

TOURNAMENTAPRIL 16, 2004

CAMP EMILIO AGUINALDO GOLF COURSE

GROSS SALES = P 751,100.00NET PROCEEDS = P 485,290.00

MEDICAL &DENTAL MISSION

SPONSORED BY MAYORALTY CANDIDATE ANDREA “DIDI” DOMINGO

PHS ’65ERS IN FULL SUPPORT OF DIDI DOMINGO’S CANDIDACYDURING THE PAST ELECTION FOR MAYOR. SHOWN AT RIGHT ( Front row) ARE EDITA ESTANDARTE REYES, (AT THE BACK, 2ND

FROM THE LEFT) ERLINDA AQUINO ESTANDARTE, ANDREA DIZON DOMINGO, ELOISA LOPEZ VALERIO AND PAUL GOPEZ, JR.WITH SOME OF THE ASPIRANTS FOR COUNCILOR

MEDICAL MISSION IN BARANGAY DOLORES LOOBAN WITH THEPARTICIPATRION OF THE PHS CLASS ’65 COLLEGE SCHOLARS.DIRECTING IN FRONT IS ELIZABETH MONTEREY MAGAT

MEDICAL & DENTAL MISSION

SPONSORED BY MAYORALTY CANDIDATE ANDREA “DIDI” DOMINGO

Medical Missionat Bgy. Dolores Looban with Class ’65College Scholars

Adoption of the “Child Friendly Community” at Bgy. San Felipe With the University of Assumption and sponsored by Comm. Andrea

Domingo

“Operation Tule” at the Dolores Parish Multi-PurposeCenter in coordination with the Pastoral Council led by

65er Myrna Ronquillo Gopez

PHS Class ’65 Foundation, Inc.

MENTORING THE MENTORS PROJECTOctober 4 – 7, 2004

Bulwagan CapampanganGuest of Honor & Speaker Dr. Maria Lim Ayuyao,President of the FoundationFor worldwide People Power & VP-Treasurer of the Centro EscolarUniversity

SHORT MESSAGE BY PRES.RENE ALARCON DURINGTHE CLOSING PROGRAM

FIRST GROUP OFPARTICIPANTS WITH THERESOURCE SPEAKERS,GUESTS AND CLASS ’65COMMITTEE MEMBERS



Bulwagan Capampangan

GROUP WORKSHOPS OF THEPARTICIPANTS

2ND GROUP OF PARTICIPANTSWITH CLASS ’65 AND FWWPP GUESTS



Bulwagan Capampangan

PHS ’65 FOUNDATION SPONSORSMENTORING THE MENTORS WORKSHOP SEMINAR

& ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAMMost of the participants thought that it was just another torturing seminar endorsed by the Department of Education.

But as the opening program progresses, they suddenly shifted their attention and interests. At the closing ceremonies, the revolutionaries, armed with new knowledge, skills and techniques signified their readiness to go forth to serve and “spread the revolution” as they recited their individual commitment to upgrade the quality of education in their respective schools as “better mentors.” The workshop seminar included 61 principals, department heads, master teachers and teachers from Pampanga High School, San Fernando Elementary School, San Juan Elementary School and Telabastagan Elementary School for four days (October 4–7, 2004) at the Bulwagan Capampangan aimed at igniting “The Education Revolution” which is anchored on the belief that education is the best weapon against poverty.

The Mentoring the Mentors Program is one of the programs of Education Revolution which brings back the nurturing dimension of teaching. It introduces deeper and broader value to teaching that is anchored on the need for teachers to be a role model for the young. The sessionscombined inspirational and practical activities that engage the teacher’s whole person.

Its objectives are to empower the participants as agents of change by developing their mentoring skills; design an action plan on mentoring their co-teachers/mentees; and to implement the mentoring program which is suited to the varying educational and community needs.

The interests of all the participants were aroused by the effective and convincing lectures of the mentoring experts from the Foundation for Worldwide People Power, Inc., Marie Eugenie Institute of the Assumption, University of the Philippines, Philippine Association for Teacher Education or PAFTE and Center for Leadership and Change, Inc.

Dr. Evelyn Mejillano, as national coordinator, talked on the Overview and Roles of Mentoring including Active Teaching and Learning, Dr. Celia Adriano, as professor and director for instruction in UP talked on Designing Effective Instruction, while Ms. Chinit Rufino, as program director started the mentoring process on the call for social transformation – to shift perspectives from an akin mentality to an atin mentality.

To imbibe the atin mentality is to take care of the last, the least and the lost. To win, to strive for excellence, but to extend an helping hand to those who are left behind. She emphasized that with this new perspective, you will be ready to influence your co-teachers to mentor the students to become better citizens who care about their community and their nation.

Leadership for Service to remind participants that the call for Education Revolution is a call for change in the way we educate the young. It is a call to make learning beyond the exercise of imparting and acquiring knowledge.

Also discussed was Building Win - Win Relationships with topics on Stephen Covey’s “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” and ChiaraLubich’s “Art of Loving” to guide the mentors through the process of investing in relationships.

The commitments by the participants are a manifestation that the four day mentoring the mentors workshop seminar somehow ignited the flame that would bring about a brighter future for effective education in our country. We are supporting this effort to improve the recently published article that only 33% of students from the public secondary schools passed the bridge program being implemented by the Department of Education.

Here are some of the parting comments from the Mentoring the Mentors Participants:

DEAR Class ‘65

“Congratulations po sa inyong lahat. Ang galing- galing ninyo! Super bait pa kayo! We really need people like you!”

“Salamat po sa seminar na ito. More seminars to come!”

“Di ko man po kayo personal na kilala pero sa ginawa ninyo parasa amin, lalo na seminar na ito, daig pa ninyo ang magulang ko dahilbinigay ninyo ang “needs” ko sa aking pagka tao at pagiging guro.”

“Dakal pung salamat at dininan yu kaming meaningful seminar kalupa na nini a tutu ming kailangan para lalu kaming maging masantingat epektibung instrumentu keng ganap a pamagbayu ning lipunan. Anggaling nyo!! Keep up the good work..” -Lyn Esguerra

“Thank you very much for this learning experience!” - Leonard Lobo

“No amount can ever equalize such one-of-a-kind seminar!” –Lucia Sotto

. . . . parting comments from the Mentoring the Mentors Participants:

DEAR Class ‘65

“God bless you for the efforts you are doing for the teachers ofPHS. More blessings will comJe right back to you!” –

“Dakal pung dacal a salamat. God bless and mabuhay kayo!”-Jocelyn Timoteo

“This is the very awaiting moment in my life which I cannot forget. Till death do us part. Thank you. I love you!” – Gina S. Navarro

“Salamat ng maraming Thank You! Keep up your good work of spreading the Good News. That we can do it all when we work together as one.”

“Thank you very much for such a program which benefit us.”

“Thank you really for sponsoring a seminar like this for us. It’s so beneficial and meaningful to us as teachers/mentors and as a person. More power to all of you. God bless!” – Marites G. Garcia

“Thanks for this seminar we had. It will help us a lot especially for our teaching and transformation. God bless you all!”


DEAR Class ‘65

“Thanks for the opportunity like this! I hope there will be nexttime.” –Joecelyn M. Canlas

“Thank you Ma’am, Sir, I hope the other teachers will have the same opportunity.”

“Thank you very much for this seminar.”-Bernadette Cabrera

“ Thank you po! Sana marami pa pong Class na katulad nyo paramatulungan ang higit pang nangangailangan!”

“We thank God that you’re with us and you have the heart to share the knowledge, experience and time to “Change” our education system. God will take care of you until the end of age. We love you and care.” – Procerfina M. Romero

“I admire our Foundation. Also, thank you for this seminar you’ve given us. We really learned a lot.” – Estelita C. Reyes

“I hope pag retired na kami we will be as active as you are!” –Marilou M. Dueñas


DEAR Class ‘65

“Thanks a lot for this meaningful and worthful program for us! Wish and pray for your successes!”

“Thank you very much for this learning experience!”

“Thank you very much for this seminar! Wish you all luck!” –Flordeliza Lapuz

“Great things you”ve done for us teachers. Thanks a lot!”

“Maraming maraming salamat pos a seminar na ipinaranas ninyosa amin. Malaking tulong ito sa aming mga guro. Sana makatulong pa kayo sa marami pang nangangailangan sa mga ganitong seminar.” –Leolet Espinoza

“I salute you for your noble intensions and unselfish desire forsocial transformation through Education Revolution. More power to you!” –Veronica Layug

“Congratulations! Go! Grow! Glow! Thanks a lot. Without this seminar, I was not able to know the Kambio Sa Pananaw, Character formation, etc..” –Priscilla Gapuz


DEAR Class ‘65

“Thank you for your concern.”

“Thank you for this seminar! Sana magkaroon pa ng ganitosomeday.” – Honorata Alarcon

“Thank you very much for giving me a chance to contribute in Education Revolution Program. More Power to you!” –Veronica Layug

“Thank you very much!!! God bless you and more power…. We highly appreciate your very good project!” –Nida M. Aldana

“Great work!!! Keep it up and God bless you.”

“ Thank you so much for giving us this opportunity to build a dream.” – Beth R. Galang

“More power and good luck!” Edelwiza L Cadag

”Thank you for your care and understanding for our needs!”

“Marunong kayong tumingin sa pinanggalingan!!!” – LeopoldoLiangco


DEAR Class ‘65

“Thank you for giving us the opportunity to have this kind of seminar!”

“Thanks for the support!” – Phen

“Thanks for having such a good project. Hope you will continue helping the mentors.” –

“Thank you for all the lessons you incurred in me!” – LeilanieDavid

“Thanks for transforming us to be more good mentors. God bless!” – Myrna C. Rivera

“Thank you very much. Keep up the good work. God bless!” –Alona Balingit

“DACAL PUNG SALAMAT! Mabuhay Kayo!” – DHA

“See you again.”

“Thank you for this very enriching seminar… The best seminar I ever attended….Keep up the good work and more power!” – Angelina S. San Pedro

Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all 65ers who offered their time, treasure and talents to make this Mentoring the Mentors Workshop Seminar very successful. Kudos to the PHS Improvement Committee who sponsored and personally handled this Mentoring the PHS Mentors project. Thanks to Lin Castro for facilitating the seminar and for her generous donations, to Baby Manabat for giving a background of the project during the opening program, for being the emcee on the closing program and for her generous donations, to Flora Manguera the committee chair who filed a leave of absence from her teaching in UST just to personally handle the reception and for her generous donations, to Aurita Sanchez Calica, Edith Estandarte Reyes, Soledad Santos, Erlida Aquino Estandarte. Cecilia Bernas, Vivian Bacani Gonzales for attending to the needs of the participants and trainors, to Mars Morales and Lisa Lopez Valerio for remitting the funds for this project, to Rosario Balajadia Estrabilloand Marina Magtoto Pare for representing their respective schools as principals/participants and to Atty. Eduardo Ocampo for emceeing the opening program.

NATIONAL SURVEY FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATING PUPILS IN ELEMENTARY

AND HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2004-’05

A. RESULT OF THE N.A.T. (NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT TEST) GIVEN TO GRADUATING STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL:

97.9% FAILED OUT OF 1,000,000 STUDENT EXAMINEES

B. RESULT OF THE H.S.R.T. (HIGH SCHOOL READINESS TEST) GIVEN TO GRADUATING PUPILS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS:

67% PASSED OUT OF 1,600,000 PUPIL EXAMINEES

C. RESULT OF THE S.A.T. (SELF ASSESSMENT TEST) FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS :ONLY 19% OF 53,000 TEACHER EXAMINEES PASSED.

Source: Philippine Daily StarOctober 24, 2004

Senator Manuel Villar

PHS CLASS ’65 FOUNDATION, INC. SUPPORTS THE MENTORING THE MENTORS PROJECTTO HELP ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING FACTS & FIGURES:

FePJAAF. Inc (S.E.C. Reg. No. CN200316566).

SIGNING OF MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENTFOR “ADOPT-A-SCHOOL” PROGRAM

BETWEENPAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL

ANDFOUNDATION FOR WORLDWIDE PEOPLE POWER, INC.

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS’65 FOUNDATION, INC.FEDERATION OF PHS/JASHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS

FOUNDATION, INC.

OCTOBER 7, 2004Bulwagan CapampanganPampanga High School

City of San FernandoPampanga

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT FOR THE “ADOPT-A-SCHOOL” PROGRAMBETWEEN

PHS CLASS 1965 FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED,FEDERATION OF PHS/JASHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED,

FOUNDATION OF WORLDWIDE PEOPLE POWER, INCORPORATEDAND

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL

This agreement, made and entered into this 7TH day of October 2004 in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga by and between,

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS ‘65 FOUNDATION, a non-stock, non-profit organization with S.E.C. Registration No. A200015343 and office address at Rm. 5, Main Building, Pampanga High School, Pampanga High School Blvd., City of San Fernando2000, Pampanga, represented herein by its President, Renato M. Alarcon, hereinafter referred to as the “ADOPTING ENTITY”;

FEDERATION OF PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL/JOSE ABAD SANTOS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS FOUNDATION, INC. a non-stock, non- profit organization with S.E.C. Registration No. CN200316566 and office address at 3rd corner Main Sts., Dolores, City of San Fernando2000, Pampanga, represented herein by its President, Angelo D. David, hereinafter referred to as the “CO-ADOPTING ENTITY”;

PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL, a public school under the control and supervision of the Department of Education, with address at Pampanga High School Blvd., City of San Fernando, Pampanga 2000, represented herein by its Principal, Dr. Imelda Macaspac, hereinafter referred to as “SCHOOL”;

-and-

FOUNDATION OF WORLDWIDE PEOPLE POWER, INC. (FWWPPI), a non-stock, non-profit organization duly organized and existing under the laws of the Philippines, with principal address at 101 Cedar Mansions II, St. Jose Ma. Escriva Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, represented herein by its President, Maria Lim Ayuyao, hereinafter referred to as the “ADVISOR”.

WITNESSETH: That

WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 8525, otherwise known as “An Act Establishing the ‘Adopt-A-School’ andProviding Incentives Therefore and for Other Purposes” was enacted to encourage the private sector to assist in thedelivery of better quality education to public schools in the country, particularly in the poverty-stricken provinces, through construction and facilities upgrading, provision of books and other related materials, nutrition programs andmodernization of instructional technologies as well as staff and faculty development;

WHEREAS, SCHOOL wishes to improve and upgrade its facilities and capability to deliver qualityeducation to its students;

WHEREAS, ADOPTING ENTITY and CO-ADOPTING ENTITY are ready, willing and able to assistSCHOOL;

WHEREAS, ADVISOR is ready, willing and able to assist in the formulation and implementation of asustained development program for SCHOOL;

WHEREAS, this Agreement between the ADOPTING ENTITY, CO-ADOPTING ENTITY and the SCHOOL will not be affected by the change in the administration of both entities;

NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises and the terms and conditions herein set forth, the parties hereby agree as follows:

Section 1 – The Project

The SCHOOL shall submit a project proposal that will improve and upgrade its facilities and capability to deliver quality education.

The ADVISOR shall assist the SCHOOL in designing and finalizing the project proposal.

The ADOPTING ENTITY and CO-ADOPTING ENTITY shall review and evaluate the project proposal and shall make available its resources to implement the project, once approved.

The SCHOOL shall make available to the ADOPTING ENTITY, CO-ADOPTING ENTITY and ADVISOR any information or assistance necessary to evaluate and implement the project.

The SCHOOL shall mobilize its stakeholders, including the Local School Board and the Parent-Teachers Association, in implementing the project.

The SCHOOL shall ensure that the assistance extended to it by the ADOPTING ENTITY and CO-ADOPTING ENTITY shall be preserved and shall be used solely for the purpose it was intended.

Section 2 – Term

This Memorandum of Agreement shall have a term of one (1) year, subject to mutual extension by the parties for another one (1) year, and so on.

Section 3 – Capacity and Authorization

The parties herein warrant that they have the authority and power to enter into this Agreement.

Section 4 – Validation by the Department of Education

This Agreement shall be subject to review and approval by the Superintendent of Schools of Pampanga. In accordance with RA 8525, the Program shall be administered by the Coordinating Council created under Section 7 thereof. The same shall likewise be subject to periodic review by the Local School Board.

Section 5 – Termination / Dissolution

The term of this Agreement may be shortened only in cases where the Adopting and Co-Adopting Entities are dissolved before the end of such period unless otherwise terminated in accordance with Section 4 of RA 8525.

SIGNED on the date and at the place written above.ADOPTING ENTITY CO-ADOPTING ENTITY

By: By:

RENATO M. ALARCON ANGELO D. DAVIDPresident President

SCHOOL ADVISOR-FWWPPI

By: By:

SIGNED: SIGNED:DR. IMELDA P. MACASPAC MARIA LIM AYUYAO

Principal IV President

Signed in the presence of:

SIGNED: SIGNED:ATTY. EDUARDO OCAMPO CORAZON PAMINTUAN

PHS Class ’65 Foundation, Inc. Federation of PHS/JASHS Alumni Associations Foundation, Inc.

_________________________________________________Core Team Chair

SIGNED:ALFREDO “BUTCH” HERNANDEZ

FWWPPI

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)CITY OF SAN FERNANDO ) S.S.

PROVINCE OF PAMPANGA)

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for and in __________________________, this ____ day of _____________, personally appeared the following:

MR. RENATO M. ALARCON, with Community Tax Certificate No. __________________, issued at______________ on __________________ in his capacity as President of the PHS Class’65 Foundation, Inc.,

MR. ANGELO D. DAVID, with Community Tax Certificate No._______________, issued at _____________ on __________________ in his capacity as President of the Federation of PHS/JASHS Alumni Associations Foundation, Inc.,

DR, IMELDA MACASPAC, with Community Tax Certificate No. _______________, issued at _____________ on _________________, in her capacity as Principal of Pampanga High School;

MRS. MARIA LIM AYUYAO, with Community Tax Certificate No. _______________, issued at _____________ on _________________, in her capacity as President of Foundation for Worldwide People Power, Inc.;

known to me to be the same persons who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that the same is their free and voluntary act and deed and of the entity they represent.

This instrument which consists of three (4) pages, including this page on which this acknowledgment is written, has been signed by the above parties and their instrumental witnesses on each and every page thereof and sealed with the notarialseal, refers to a Memorandum of Agreement for the “Adopt-a-School” Program.

___________________________NOTARY PUBLIC

Doc. No. ______________;Page No. ______________;Book No. ______________;Series of 2004

DONATION OF MISCELLANEOUS COMPUTER ITEMS FROM MR. DANILO GALANG FOR THE PHS CLASS ’65 COMPUTER FOR

LIVELIHOOD CENTERCPU – 17 UNITS

MONITOR – 3 UNITS

PRINTERHP Professional= 1 setCanon BJC 250 = 1 set

FAX-PRINTER-COPIER-SCANNERHP OJ570 = 1 set

SCANNEROptic Pro 4830P = 1 set

KEYBOARD = 3 sets

DONATION OF MISCELLANEOUS COMPUTER. . . . . . . . . .

APC BACK-UP BATTERY = 4 unitsLINE STABILIZER/CONDITIONER = 1 unit

SPEAKER = 2 pairsMOUSE = 4 sets (including 1 Kensington Orbit)

POWER CORD SET = 7 pcsAC ADAPTER (for canon printer) = 1 pc

CABLE = 1 pcPRINTER CABLE = 1 pcPHONE CABLE = 4 pcs

COM 1 = 10 = 1 setCARTRIDGE CASE (for Canon BC – 02) = 1 set

DATA SWITCHBelkin = 1 unit

SCANNER CABLE = 1 pcCORD ADAPTER FOR DATA SWITCH =1pc

HP 570 CABLE = 1 pcDECO FILE = 5 pcs

6-GANG OUTLET with chord, on-off switch & pilot light = 1 unitINK

HP Inkjet #49 = 1 set color & 1 set blackHP Inkjet#29 = 1 set colr & 1 set black

DONATION OF MISCELLANEOUS COMPUTER. . . . . . . . . . . .

CD-ROM/INSTALLER

Multimedia LibraryEraser Turnabout (2 discs)Compton’s Encyclopedia

Microsoft WorksMicrosoft Office 97

Microsoft Windows 95System CD Information Guide

Crash Protector ProNorton Cleansweep 2001

Dogz Computer PetsBritannica 2003

Avery DesignPro Software

CHRISTMAS PARTY OF OUR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS SPONSORED BY MARILYN DE CASTRO DE GUZMAN AND FAMILY AT BEN & YAN RESTAURANT LAST DECEMBER 23, 2004

PROJECT COST – P 12,200.00

2004 PHS CLASS ’65 REUNIONDiamond Hall, Fisherman’s Grill Restaurant,

Villa VictoriaDecember 30, 2004

TOTAL ATTENDEES = 100 ALUMNI & 26 GUESTS = 126NUMBER OF FIRST TIMERS = 23 ALUMNI

PHS Class ’65 2004 Reunion (Financial Report)

1. PESO CASH RECEIPTS

Date Received From Amount

October 2004 Advances from the FoundationGeneral Fund P 50,000.00

Dodo Ocampo 5,000.00Dec. 29, 2004 Joe Lalisan thru Liza @ Tagaytay Highlands 10,000.00

Mars thru Lin Castro 5,000.00Dec. 30, 2004 Liza (Dizon Estate Residence):

: Liza 5,000.00: Flora 5,000.00: Florence 5,000.00

(6) Dollar Donations of $1,850.00@ P56/$1 103,600.00Received from Lisa Valerio-On Nov. 29, 2004….P 28,150.00-On Dec. 23, 2004…. 14,075.00-On Dec. 30, 2004…. 5,620.00Amount deposited toGeneral Fund…..…. . 55,755.00

(4) Cash donations @ the reception 40,200.00Note: Donation of Reynaldo SamsonDeposited to the FoundationGeneral fund at BPI San Fernando..(P 5,000.00**) ____________

Total…… … P228,800.00

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2. EXPENSES

Particulars Amount

Invitation letter/ printing/ mailing P 2,653.50Meals @ Lerma’s Grill 2,400.00Cash given to Edith Reyes for Mayor’s permit,

Streamers, labor 5,000.00Food @ Fisherman’s Grill (for 150 persons @ P228 each) 34,200.00Additional food plus 3 hours 3,448.00Meals for the committee on physical arrangement 491.00Assorted Materials bought for the fashion show 1,759.73130 pcs. Cooked ham @ 140 each 18,200.00Cash Prizes for locate your classmates 3,000.00Cash Prizes for parlor games 5,400.00Grand Raffle Prizes 25,000.00Payment for 6 dancing instructors @ 1,500 each 9,000.00Payment for DJ (Wency) 2,000.00Tips for 2 ladies @ the registration 500.00Tips for Waiters 2,000.00Early Bird Prize (Amorlito Suba) 500.00

Total Expenses P115,552.23

3. Available Reunion Funds

Total Cash Received ……………………. P 228,800.00Less Total Expenses …………………… 115,552.23

P 113,247.77Less : Advances from the Foundation

General Fund (1) 50,000.00Donation of ReynaldoSamson to the General Fund 5,000.00

AVAILABLE REUNION CASH FUND P 58,247.772 OF 5

4. SUMMARY OF CASH DONATIONS FROM ATTENDING ALUMNI AT THE RECEPTION (FISHERMAN’S GRILL)

Donor Amount

Ed Roque ………………………… P 1,000.00Jimmy Pangan …………………… 1,000.00Julieta Ong …………………………… 100.00Corazon Mallari ……………………… 200.00Carmencita Bondoc …………………… 200.00Mario Reyes ……………… 200.00Ludy Odejar de Guzman ……………… 200.00Gernonimo Lacsina …………………… 300.00Rene Alarcon ……………………… 1,000.00Eloy Mallari ………………………… 500.00Angel Lagman ………………………… 200.00Teresita Miranda ……………………… 300.00Angelina Mallari ……………………… 300.00Emilia Padilla ………………………… 300.00Vivian Gonzales ……………………… 300.00Rolando Naluz ……………………… 200.00Corazon Cunanan …………………… 200.00Leonila Arceo ………………………… 200.00Ray Bamba …………………………… 500.00Ramon Paras ………………………… 500.00Melvin Canlas ………………………… 500.00Jose Guintu …………………………… 500.00Amelita Mercado …………………… 500.00Romeo Nucum ……………………… 500.00Arturo Yutuc ………………………… 200.00Ubaldo Leadnro ……………………… 200.00

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Bernardo Batac ……………… 200.00Lorna Lopez…………… 200.00Rosario Tañedo David…………… 200.00Myrna Ronquillo Gopez ……………… 200.00Armando Yabut ……………………… 500.00Pampilo Mercado …………………… 500.00Rey Rivera …………………………… 200.00Vern Santos Reyes ………………… 5,000.00Benito Velasco ……………………… 500.00Leo David …………………………… 500.00Andy Calica ………………………… 2,000.00Laurel Perez ………………………… 500.00Herminia Sicat ……………………… 200.00Benny Sicat …………………………… 200.00Ma. Isabel Canlas Garcia …………… 200.00Antonietta Bondoc Tiotuico ………… 500.00Antonio Rodriguez …………………… 500.00Rufina David ………………………… 300.00Pepita Henson …………………………300.00Aurita Calica ………………………… 200.00Beatriz Limbitco ……………………… 200.00Aurelio Tiamzon ……………………… 200.00Francia Tolentino Veedor …………… 500.00Pastora Tiomico ……………………… 500.00Beatriz Urbano ……………………… 200.00Gerry Alejandrino …………………… 500.00Nenita Yap Gomez …………………… 100.00Reynaldo Samson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000.00**Nelson David ……………………… 10,000.00Sub-Total Reunion 2004 Peso Donations At the Reception…..P 40,200.00

5. SUMMARY OF DONATIONS-IN-KIND (Gift Items)

Donor Item Description

Rene Alarcon……………………………. 2 pcs. 52” ceiling fanLiza Valerio …………………………… 1 unit hot/cold water dispenser

1 unit oven toasterEnriqueta Figueroa Manabat …………… 1 unit Dutch Oven

1 pc. Potato curly cutter1 set Plastic food container2 pcs. T-shirt

Ester Balagtas ………………………….. 1 pc. Cordless kettle1 pc. Flat iron

Didi Domingo ………………………….. 50 pcs. Assorted gift itemsDan Galang ……………………………. Assorted gift items (key chains, perfumes,

lip balm, cocktail plates, etc.)Reynaldo Samson ……………………….. 1 pc. Micro oven toasterPrecy Amurao …………………………… 1 salad setMarietta Toledano ………………………. 10 boxes of empanadaLyn Manalastas Castro …………………. Assorted gift itemsMarilyn de Castro de Guzman ………….. 2 dozen hankies; assorted chocolate barsFlora Manguera Urquico ………………… Video and Photo coverage and album

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6. SUMMARY OF DOLLAR DONATIONS FROM ALUMNI ABROAD

Jose Isip ………………………………..$ 50.00Tony Miranda ………………………….. 50.00Edna Dayrit delos Reyes ………………. 50.00Dan Galang …………………………….. 50.00Mike Panganiban …………………… 1,000.00Bert/Vicky Sembrano …………………. 100.00Edilberto Gopez ……………………….. 100.00Lida Gopez Gonzales ………………….. 50.00Ike Gamboa …………………………….. 50.00Evangeline Peralta Mercado …………… 50.00Tess Miranda ………………………… 50.00Romeo/Marilou Quiroz ……………… 100.00Avel Manalang ………………………. 50.00Helen Ocera ………………………….. 50.00Dr. Joe Dizon ………………………… 50.00Sub-Total Reunion 2004 U.S. Dollar

Donations………… $ 1,850.00

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FEPJAAF, INC.

PHS Class ’65 Foundation, Inc. actively participated to the accomplishment of the Federation of Pampanga High School / Jose Abad Santos High School Alumni Associations Foundation, Inc. Projects such as the:

- Printing of a Coffee Table Founding Year Book

- Golf Tournament at Mimosa Golf Course

- Solicitation of Funds for the Backfilling of the PHS Grounds to solve heavy flooding inside the campus during the rainy season

- The Installation of New Electric Feeder lines, Pole LineS and ElectricWatt-Hour Meters to 22 School Buildings

- The Roof & Wall Elevation Repair of Buried 60 Classrooms

- Construction of new Classrooms to restore the 5-day a week classes of the 10,500 student population of PHS

- Information campaign regarding the PHS MASTER SITE DEVELOPMENTPLAN

FEPJAAF, INC. PROJECTS

Raising of the walls and roofingof 15 classrooms of the PHS MathematicsBldg. which were buried after the raising of the school grounds to solve the perennial flooding during the rainy season.

(on-going project)

FEPJAAF, INC. PROJECTS

COMPLETED 2-CLASSROOM BUILDING NEAR THE REAR GATE OF PHS WHICH WAS SOLICITED BY FEPJAAF FROM THE FILIPINO CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE –CITY OF SAN FERNANDO(P) CHAPTER.

PLANTING OF MAHOGANY, NARRA AND FIRE TREE BY CLASS ’54 ALUMNI MEMBERS DURING THE CELEBRATION OF THEIR 50TH ALUMNI HOMECOMING THIS YEAR