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Volume XII. No. 1 June-October 2018
“Bedrock of Quality Education”
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The Official Publication of Camanlangan National High School Division of Compostela Valley Region XI

News Science & Technology Feature

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Lives!
an Extraordinary
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Infographics
TESDA Career Ambassador
attests personal success story
Kishia Melv’s C. Pasinabo

Gastanes: We
should intensify
students’ safety
Keith Avegail O. Agres
Bernadette B. Gastanes, School
Principal told the teachers that there
is a need to construct perimeter fence
and metal gate to ensure and heighten
the safety of the students.
“It is our duty to keep the
students away from harm while they
are in school,” Gastanes explained
to the teachers of Camanlangan
National High School during the
teachers’ conference.
She added that the teachers
will be responsible to whatever
untoward incidences that may
happen to the students during classes’
hours. The ribbon cutting ceremony signals the formal opening of Regional Career Guidance Week 2018.

T
“The construction of additional
perimeter fence and metal gate will echnical Education and Skills Authority (TESDA) Career Ambassador “Our students at this stage
surely block outsiders from coming in Mary Jane P. Trinidad concretized the concept of success as she shared are very fragile and vulnerable. They
to school premises without permission,” her personal story of struggles and victories. have to be well-educated and most
the school principal said. Trinidad hoped to inspire and so I worked hard for it and importantly they should know what
the people especially the youth by achieved it,” she shared. they want in life and then work for it,”
emphasizing that success is just within Moreover, the TESDA Trinidad added.
reach especially with perseverance, Ambassador mentioned that there is Harlie Sheen Medalle, a grade
hard word, and focus. no other way to uplift the economic 12 ICT student of Camanlangan
Students passed the pedes- “Looking at me now, you condition of every Filipino but National High School was inspired
trian lanes as provided by the wouldn’t recognize that I really came through education that is, acquiring and challenged by the success story of
Department of Public Works
from a poor family but I had a dream enough skill and attitude. Trinidad.

CNHS bags 5th Place in Kadayawan Festival 2018

and Highways (DPWH).

2018 at Kadayawan Square, San Pedro, John Cloma said – choreographer.

The CNHS Dance Ensemble
performed their street dancing.
Davao City as to showcase the skills
and talents of ComValenyos.
There were 9 contingents in
open category vying for the title Grand
Champion for this year’s Kadayawan.
All contingents prepared for the
competition but only five contingent
can win the major prizes. Luckily,
the only contigent from province of
Compostela Valley grabbed the 5th
spot of the major awards.
“It was my first time to join the
Indak-Indak sa Kadayawan,” said John
Foe Ugsad – a dancer. He added“It was
an honor to be part of the contingent
He added “It was an honor to
represents Compostela Valley in
a big competition.” It was a great
challenge for me to improve the
performance of the students for
the next Kadayawan, John Cloma
stated.”
“For second time around of
joining the competition we finally
bring the bacon,” Bernadette B.
Gastanes- School Principal said. She
added, “We’re so blessed because we
had given a chance to represent our
province in Kadayawan Festival.”
It was indeed, a great

C
amanlangan National High Kadalanan 2018 (Street Dancing) bringing the name of the province of experienced of the students and
School (CNHS) bagged 5th competition in celebration of the 33rd Compostela Valley”. teachers of Camanlangan National
Place in Indak-Indak sa Kadayawan Festival on August 18, “Better luck next time,” High School.
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93.75 % of CNHS G12
students decide to
enrol SUCs
Jamila Cabillon
More than Ninety three
percent of Camanlangan National
High School’s Grade 12 students de-
cided to study in SUCs as President
Rodrigo Duterte signed the Republic
Act 10931 otherwise known as
“Universal Access to Quality Tertiary
Education Act” letting State Univer-
sities and Colleges (SUC) be free of
charge in terms of their tuition fees.
Out of 48 grade 12 students
of Camanlangan National High
School, 45 of them decide to pursue
their college study upon hearing that
SUC’s will be free.“This is good news
for us because education will be at
hand already and those that aim for
college degree will have the opportu-
nity to study in higher education for
free, “said Carlo Rey G. Pasinabo, a
grade 12 ICT student.
Yet out of 48 students who
will pursue a college education
only 41 of them decided to study in
SUC’s while 4 students opted to go
to private colleges and universities.“-
Lantecse to vie at RSSPC’18
Laidelyn C. Lantecse received her medal and certificate as 1st Placer in
copy reading and headline writing.
NEWS
Volume XII. No. 1 June-October 2018
SAVE LIVES!
Students plant
hundreds of trees
Eric Glenn L. Siton
T
he Camanlangan National High School (CNHS) bility for students to protect the
students spread 200 seedlings of Mahogany trees ecosystem.
along Agusan River at Purok 5, Camanlangan,New “This activity saves not only
Bataan, Compostela Valley on July 28,2018 together with the environment but as well as the
the Supreme Student Government (SSG) officers and New lives of students and the people
Bataan Municipal Environment and Natural Resources around barangay Camanlangan.”
Office (MENRO) to mitigate global warning and climate He added, “We all know that
change and save lives. Camanlangan was damaged by
New Bataan Field Office Manager Renato L. Bermejo flood during the Typhoon Pablo in
said that tree planting activity creates sense of responsi- 2012, Bermejo added.
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Free tuition in SUC’s are very much
important since it will help students
specially those who lack money to
continue their studies,” said Clesper
Sabay, a grade 12 Agriculture
student.
Most students who chose
public SUC’s as their choice stated
that it is because of their financial
aspects why they have the same stan-
dard with that of the private ones.
The survey also identified that of the
students who chose public SUC’s as
their college institution, Compostela
Valley State College (CVSC).
Compostela Valley State
College is the only institution in the
province of Compostela Valley who
offers free tuition fees to all college
students in all branches of the said
institution. “We don’t need to enrol
in other universities because we have
our own college near in our homes
and less expenses, “said Rashme
Lozada, a grade 12 student of Gener-
al Academic Strand.
Jamila Cabillon
Laidelyn Lantecse a Senior High School student of CNHS grabbed the
first place of the Copy Reading and Headline Writing English competition
during the Division Secondary Schools Press Conference 2018 (DSSPC) at
Mawab, Compostela Valley on September 12 – 15, 2018 and she represents
the division all the way to the Regional level that will be held in Digos City,
this November 15-18, 2018.
Before the DSSPC, Mr. Pastrano said, “There are possibilities that one
of you will qualify to the regional level,” and really did come true. Only one
writer qualified to regional level. It’s a great challenge for me as a coach to
train many writers to qualify for RSSPC next year.
As a part of their preparation for the incoming Regional Schools Press
Conference, Pastrano said that “she need to upgrade her competitive level
and undergo training.” He added, “She should have more exposure then have
grammatical competence. It is also a must to spend time to read and explore.”
On the other hand, Filipino student writer Sherlwyn Henry Medalle
won 7th place in event Pagwawasto na Sipi at Pag-uulo ng Balita under Ms.
Sheryl Mae Q. Otom, Filipino School Paper Adviser.
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CNHS prepares for 7.5 magnitude of Earthquake Jean Pearl Amamangpang

T
he Camanlangan Nation-
al High School partic-
ipated the nationwide
simultaneous earthquake drill
on June 22, 2018 to prepare the
7.5 magnitude earthquake. The
Municipal Disaster Risk Re-
duction Management Council
(MDRRMC) officer Mr. Celso
Casia evaluates the performance
of the school in conducting
The students actively participated the nationwide simultaneous earthquake. the drills in accordance to the
standards of the DRRMC. “You
surpass your rating last time,”
he said. He added “Talagang
nag improve yung performance
ninyo ngayon, Congratulations..
keep it up!
The result of the eval-
uation was positive. The
school passed the standards of
DRRMC. The evaluator rated
the school outstanding in per-
forming their drills.

CNHS Population increase, G7 biggest contributor

Queen Queen Dologuin

C
amanlangan National High – Guidance Counselor desig-
School (CNHS) in terms of enrol- nate. For now there are 282 of
ment experienced an increasing the students on Grade 7, 252
number of students from the 842 stu- on Grade 8, 221 on Grade 9,
dents in the year 2016 up until this year 174 on Grade 10, and in total
with a total number of 1,070 students. there are students in Junior
There are 976 students reported High School (JHS).
in the school year 2016-2017 while While the Senior High
there are 1,070 number of students in School (SHS) total of 148
the school year 2018-2019. Every year which is composed of 87
increases the population of the school. students on Grade 11 and 61
It is good sign that the number of students on Grade 12.
the students increased because it will While the Senior High
contribute for the additional funds for School administration along
the Maintenance and Other Operating with the teachers are hoping
Expenses (MOOE)”, said the school that the number of students
Principal Mrs. Bernadette B. Gastanes. for the next school year will
“Perhaps this happened because increase because of various
they saw the quality of teaching in achievements by the school on
school,” said Mrs. Mylene Rose S. Bag-ao different competitions.

Campus Journalism Leads Off Sheil Lou Medalle

The hoisting banner signals the opening ceremony of
Division Secondary Schools Press Conference 2018.
Y
oung writers and school paper advisers of the province of Com-
postela Valley participated the four days Division Schools Press
Conference 2018 on September 12-15, 2018 held at municipality
of Mawab to search for the best writers to represent the province all the
way to the Regional level.
There were 950 secondary student writers and 95 school paper
advisers, 450 elementary writers and 80 school paper advisers. The OIC,
Schools Division Superintendent Reynante A. Solitario graced the said
activity.
“To look for the brightest journalist in the land honed by the
dynamic advisers,” Solitario said in his message. The Schools Division Su-
perintendent even emphasized in his address the 4Cs- Communication,
Collaboration, Critical Thinking, and Creativity, that will lead the young
writers not to settle for less but to strive excellence according to him.
Showing their support, Hon. Ruel Peter Gonzaga, Congressman of
the second district gave an amount of Php100, 000.00 for cash prize. He
also gave 22 sacks of rice to be divided by the participating municipali-
ties. The participants were lucky enough because Hon. Ruperto Gonzaga
III, father of the municipality of Mawab also gave Php 30, 000.00 for
additional cash prize.
The opening program was commendable and remarkable. “The
program is like an opening program of Regional Schools Press Confer-
ence,” said Dr. Eldecris Calzadora- Education Program Supervisor of
Filipino.
It was indeed a successful program which marks the hearts and
memorable experience of every participants.
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Genuine face
of election ‘19
By: Allyssa Marie G. Pasinabo

“Money plus liquor and cigarette

equals one vote?”
The decision of the Filipino is sacred
as stated in our Philippine constitution.
Being a democratic country, we owe “the
freedom of suffrage”.
What is the reality about the Election
’19 is it true that Filipinos are selling their
votes and that the candidates are buying
votes? Do we still have the pride to be
called as the Filipinos?
In our culture, we were oriented by
our ancestors to be honest for they believe
that “Honesty is the best policy”. Moreover,
Filipino culture is considered as one of the Choose your Priority
world class cultures. We are known to be

MONEY OR LIFE?
hospitable, industrious, thrifty, considerate,
patient and many more valuable traits.
However, is it still true as of today?
Are Filipinos still honest and good decision
By: Kishia Melv’s Pasinabo
makers? How about in the latest and hottest

issue about Election ’19? Do Filipinos follow
their conscience to whom to vote or by just
close their eyes and fallow the new trend,
which is vote buying as many said?”
The only pride a person has is not his
money but of what he is! We all know that
attitudes count most than any other things.
Because of attitude, a person may either be
failed or be successful in life.
Therefore, true victorious competitors
are those who are honest and not those
who are doing tricks, because only MAGI-
CIANS can do tricks.
P
eople nowadays can’t move without money, is this true? That’s why
whatever they have and how hard it is, they grab the opportunity just
to have money for their daily needs. One of these is mining.
We all know the effects of mining but most of us have no other
choice because of financial problem, but what do you think will happen
if this mining activity will continue? Mines can make us rich, they make
our lives better, our place popular, but sad to say, they can also make us
suffer!
Mines are God-given treasures, but for what? To have money or to
put ourselves in danger? These natural resources should be taken care of
ourselves.
But what did others do? It seems that they do not know the effects of
this mining activity. Don’t they really don’t?
Time will come that people will love money more than life. If this is

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the case, what if time will come that the nature will gives us this revenge?
Nobody knows when it will be. So, while the sun still shines, better
think first before doing everything because “Repentance always comes
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late!”

Education vs. Child Labor

Editor in Chief
KISHIA MELV’S C. PASINABO

Associate Editor By: Laidelyn C. Lantecse

LAIDELYN C. LANTECSE

News Editor education is sacrificed as well as their

KISHIA MELV’Z C. PASINABO future. They were bereaved of the oppor-
tunity to be educated and to know how to
Feature Editor read and write.
KEITH AVEGAIL O. AGRES
They cannot apply their Mathematics
Science & Technology Editor in the blackboard instead they are using
JAMILA KAYE CABILLON this to count their essential needs in daily
It might be true that knowledge activities that are needed to survive.
Sports Editor is what is left when everything else As you see, these young fellows are
HANNAH SHIE LOU M. MEDALLE
perish. working as house helpers, labourers’ in
Editorial Cartoonist It is said that education is the haciendas, paputok makers, construction
ERIC GLEEN L. SITON only thing you can bring till death. workers and miners. They even sell mari-
Wherever you may go, no matter juana and illegal drugs in order to support
Copy Reader what happens and no matter how their families’ needs.
LAIDELYN C. LANTECSE
things will go. There is a strong suspicion that
Photo Journalist It is a sad fact that some of these children are forced to work for their
HARLIE SHEEN M. MEDALLE the young ones were not educated family because of poverty. Poverty is also
and they are working from sunrise the biggest reason why children cannot
School Paper Adviser: RAMEL V. PASTRANO till the sun sets to earn for their life’s afford to go to school. Yes to education!
School Principal: BERNADETTE B. GASTANES
necessities. Because of this, their No to child labor!
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Love…
Distraction
or
Inspiration?
By: Alyssa Marie G. Pasinabo
“My girlfriend is my inspiration,” stated a student
from Camanlangan National High School.
It is true that our loved ones can be our inspiration.
We show good deeds and do good things for them to ap-
preciate. We also do our best in school to excel in class
to impress them.
But, what else could be the biggest effect of hav-
ing a romantic relationship with fellow student at a very
young age of 12? 13? 14 years old?
It is observed that students with relationship are of-
ten doing their best in school to get ready for their future.
They are feeling as if they cannot live without each other.
They are cuddling and nuzzling like there’s no tomorrow.
At a very young age, students are experiencing
such feelings towards another but it is completely nor-
mal. Students must be guided well and must know their
limitations and responsibilities.
Love isn’t a bad thing, but crossing the limitations is
definitely a different thing. Love should be an inspiration
and not a distraction.
English?
Hard.
By: Sherlwyn Medalle
“An English word a day, one step to proficiency.”
All our classes have English subjects. We are obligated
to speak English during the class in order to improve our En-
glish vocabulary and speaking skills.
It is important to learn how to speak English because it is
an international language. If we know how to speak English, it
would be easy for us to communicate with foreign people in the
terms of businesses or national tournaments.
When students hear their fellow students speaking
English, they would give comment or reaction about it. Why is
that so? It is because they themselves cannot afford to speak
English. They get awkward and afraid about their grammars.
As we all know, Filipinos are linguistic people. We are
articulate in conversations with the use of English language. It
is the brand Filipinos are known for.
We students should grow and be awakened of how im-
portant English is. The opportunity and privilege to use English
is already given. The decision is in your hands if you want to
use it or not. But for us, better English, better future.
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So called
New
Generation?
By: Laidelyn C. Lantecse
How ca be Youth be the hope of our country if in the first
place Youth is the problem?
We are now on what we call the new generation or mil-
lennial age. At this generation, technology is rising. Almost all
the people have new phones, tablets, ipads, and all types of
gadgets. Most people even have social media accounts. Even a
pet dog has an account.
Technology is made to make people’s works faster and
easier. It is also made for good communication and transpor-
tation. Technology is also used to educate and teach young
learners.
However, while technology was rising, humankind is
sinking. This is because people are not contented to the simple
use of technology. They abused it and used it as a weapons
to destroy other people’s lives especially by the use of social
media-the Facebook.
Now, students especially from high schools are very fond of
social media. They post their pictures, feelings and they are free
whatever they want to post. But you should be aware. Some use
technology and social media in threatening and wrecking their
rival’s image, instead of using it for research and other educa-
tional purposes.
Perhaps, this behaviour isn’t right. This may cause one to
lose his or her self-esteem and it may lead them to have emo-
tional breakdown, to do suicide, and may cause trauma.
Many people; especially students’ use social media like
Facebook, to start a fight. They think it is fun to argue with
someone on public. Didn’t they think that it’s so embarrassing?
Or they just used to it and consider it as an opportunity to get
attention.
Exchanging hurtful words can’t only affect the victim but
also the netizens who saw the post. The one that posted could
be bashed without him or her knowing it. It can affect the mental
capacity of the victim and also the poster. The post can cause to
bring down his/her reputation.
Bashing, one of the favourite doing of teens in social media
which is also a big problem. They think that bashing is fun and
never thought of what it may result. It is free to express your
emotions, feelings and opinions on the interest but you should
think of ways on how to express without hurting someone’s
feelings.
We should instead appreciate the beauty of the life of
others and just respect what they want to post. Respect instead
of looking at the flaws and weaknesses.
Chatting is also a great factor to contribute the social media
problems. Chatting people you don’t know is very risky. Since
teens are not yet matured enough, they can be easily convinced
to send private and sexy pictures like naked ones. This leads to
cyberbullying specially threatening teens to post it if they can’t
give money.
These are just few examples on how we can say that social
media is abused. We should know what we post can also affect
us. The victim can become depressed and suffer in thinking that
they are not good enough.
However, these can be avoided using in a right way. Sym-
posiums, seminars, and orientations on how to do the correct us-
age of social media. Discussing the negative effects can educate
students on how to avoid hurting the feelings of others.
Blaming criminals is sometimes not acceptable because
we allowed them to do so such things. If we don’t give them
credits to abuse us, they can’t easily step on us. Thinking before
clicking is the best way to be on effective user of social media.
According to Dr. Jose Rizal,” The youth is the hope of
our country. We should act like one rather than being the first
problem of our country. We should use social media correctly as
a stepping stone to achieve a greater life. Always remember,”
Think before you click”.
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Investing in Teenage Girls

By: Alyssa Marie G. Pasinabo

“C oward, my child that’s what I am. I’m sorry.

I’m sorry. I was afraid. I am torn between you
and my future.”
These are some lines in an article entitled “The
Realm of Forgiving”, written by Marilyn Sanchez.
This article tells about a teenage girl whom got
pregnant at the age of 16. This is just one example of
the problems our country is facing about the teenage
nowadays. It might be affect to the teenage girls who
are lack of attention, care, moral support, and love
their parents.
A teenager should have the good thoughts of
their parents especially the girls because girls are
more fragile than boys. In order to invest and em-
power our teenage girls it should start in our homes
because from childhood as what the child saw on
what does his/her parents do, it will mark the child’s
mind that what his/her parent does is right.
Whether we like it or not the issue about
pre-marital sex is a huge problem of our teenage
girls. We have many teenagers who are caught in
doing illegal things. But the most alarming problem
is about this pre-marital sex. By this we now have
many teenage girls who are suffering the negative
effects of this problem such as humiliation, belittled
and self-destruction. Many of them made abortion, and we all
know this is not the way to invest our teenage girls.
In order for us to avoid those problems and to
invest more good teenagers it should begin in our
homes. Parents should start teaching their child
A teenager good things and mould them how to be a good
person. They should teach them on how to be fearful
should have the to God for He is our greatest sword. By this way they
can be morally and spiritually upright. Every child
has the right to be sent into school. In this away they
good thoughts can learn things academically. In their adolescence
they can have some sports competitions, community
of their parents and church services instead of going somewhere
with friends after school. In these activities ways
especially the their attentions to some things that are not good for
them will be on good instead.
girls because They will spend their time for some more good
things and will make their time productive. Thus
they are on the right way to take. On the right turn
girls are more and on the right path for their brighter future that
awaits ahead. And our profit in our investments
fragile than would be the good teenagers of our country.
To our teenage girls they do not need to be
boys. turned in their fear for their future anymore and no
need to utter the words “I was just 16 when I had
you. My child, you just didn’t know how much I suf-
fered. I was humiliated and at the brink of insanity
and self-destruction. I just couldn’t contain the pain that you have
unintentionally caused me.”

Move on People of Camanlangan

By: Harlie Sheen Medalle
Awake People… Wake Up!
T he proposed bill on divorce to end up flawed marriages is
relatively depressing and disheartening.
Divorced advocates reasoned out that the dissolution of
By: Shie Lou Medalle
White turns to black! This is the fact that we have ob-
marriage which is beyond repair. They further said that di- served in some rivers in our country. As we had heard and
vorced is a measure to stop the incessant spouse abuse, marital seen it in the television
infidelity and among other some of the rivers were
abuses. polluted be- Rivers serve cause of some
None- theless, the abused people who are not
dissolution of marriage concerned
as passage of on the effects
could only put As Chris- wives at risk of the rivers
water going which were
because most of them are polluted.
economically tians, let us dependent on The clear to other rivers color was lost
their hus- bands. because of the pollutants
It would not forget also put the found in the and to the seas. rivers. These
lives of their children, of pollutants came from the
the pupils, at that only stake as they factories and They serve also garbage being
would feel continuous thrown into them. Rivers
harm. death, and serve as pas- as sources of sage of water
Yes, it is an undeniable going to other rivers and to
fact that there death alone, are already the seas. They drinking wa- serve also
thousands of separation as sources of drinking
cases in our can separate country, and water. As we ter. As we all all known,
even in our locality, but, “Water is life!”
whether we what God like it or not, it Howev- known, “Water er, we kill this
is normal for the married God given treasures.
couples, who has united. have unique What can we is life!” expect in the
attitudes and differences, to future? Do we still have clear
feel unhappy sometimes; rivers for people’s need? If we continue treating our rivers as a
and being un- happy is not trash cans, then we will expect, like flash floods and diseases.
enough reason to split. On the other hand, if we keep rivers clean, then we will be the
As Christians, let us not forget that only death, and death one who will have advantages in the uses of water and other
alone, can separate what God has united. resources which we get out of them.
Instead of proposing a divorced, let us proposed alterna- Moreover, this can be realized through the national
tives to save the marriage of unhappy couples. Let us always efforts of all the people.
bear in mind that dissolution is not a solution. “Be aware and concerned for the benefits of everybody”.
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Plight of a
Clip Lip Boy
By: Keith Avegail O. Agres

W
hile heading to school As expected, they gave me a
on one cold gloomy loud, silly laugh and made scornful
day, I passed a group jokes at me. Some of them mim-
of students tickling each other and icked the way I talk, while others
laughing loudly, with wide smiles tried to impersonate me.
up to their ears. It was a typical scenario for
Looking at them closely, me. It happens daily for several
I could see a pure and genuine years. Nonetheless, all I can do is My mother’s reminder is the only
happiness from their hearts, but I But even how hard I tried to to snub them and their abusive thing that keeps s me intact, that
could not help to get jealous at the ignore their mistreatments, I could remarks. makes me a stronger person.
innocent student. I felt something still feel deep down in my heart the I do not have the nerves to Despite the discrimination
unexplainable, perhaps guilt or pain, the agitating agony made by fight them back because for me, I suffered, I am still hopeful and
envy. their inhumane remarks. revenge is ungodly. optimistic. I believe that life has a
As I entered the school, I Their insulting and em- My mother always reminded lot to offer to me in the future.
saw some of my schoolmates-the barrassing word echo deep down me to disregard the bullies. She What matters most now to
bullies. I hurriedly backed off so inside me. I know I am bleeding repeatedly told me to study hard me is how I celebrate and enjoy
that our paths will not cross again. inside. I know I am deeply tor- to prove to them that I am better life even if I am a girl born with a
But it was too late. mented. and I deserve to be respected. cleft lip.

Blessings in
Disguise
By: Kishia Melz’s Pasinabo

“I don’t care if hard for her daughter.

they judge me, as long
as I study for my future and for my
baby.”
Determination pushes a Grade
12 student to pursue her studies
amidst being judged by the people
around her.
She is Danica D. Baruiz, a Grade
12 Venus, who by all other means, stand
proud and shrugs off her shoulder and
never cares of people who despise of her
situation.
For Dada, her being a mother at the
young age is not a hindrance to pursue her
dreams to finish her studies.
“I will continue my studies because this is
the last year in my high school and for at least I
have something to be proud of.” Said Dada.
Moreover, her husband is also helping her
in her studies. Her husband fetch her at school
every day and have a job to sustain their needs.
Furthermore, her teachers and parents
advices her to continue her studies and taking
care of her daughter.

“Not all failures Danica also known as “Dada” is cur-

rently residing at Purok- 1, Camanlangan,
“Not all failures are bad, sometimes failure
is a blessing”

are bad, some- New bataan. She is 17 years old and has six
months old baby girl.
Dada is very thankful for the people who
supported her. Instead of listening to negative

times failure is a
Dada inspired others to study even if
she heard many negative feedbacks about
her situation.
blessing” At first sight you would not wonder
that behind her fainted look, she is working
feedbacks from other people, she makes it as
a positive reaction in pursuing her passion in
education.
After all, not all failures are bad, some-
times failure is a blessing.

“H
onesty is the best policy.”
A quotation that this boy
believes the most. He
showed an exceptional attitude toward
things that needs proper handling.
In life, many things could
possibly happen. Either in a good way
or in a bad way. It is just a matter of
choice and how to handle a situation.
At his young years, he knows
how to separate right from wrong
making him decide on his own things
that supposedly not his.
“This is one of his biggest
achievements and a very heart-felt
experience, because he was able to
return the money without any hesi-
tations. At the same time, his parents
One returns 1,000 pesos
By: Harlie Sheen Medalle
are so proud of him because of such
heroic deed. “Meljune said.
A 15 year’s old, Grade 7 student
of section Garnet. He is Meljune Alvi-
ola, one who returned the money with
no hesitation-amounting 1,000 Pesos
to Ma’am Dioleta L. Pabuaya, school
W.A.T.C.H coordinator.
It was during EKAP, he found
the money in the ground while the
teacher was instructing the students
for their area. “The first thing that
came into his mind is the owner of
the money. She gave the money to the
W.A.T.C.H coordinator, Ma’am Dioleta L.
Pabuaya.
Meljune’s honesty goes to show that
anyone can be a hero on their own.
“I am very fortunate
because the person who found
my lost money is very truthful
and honest. Perhaps, it is an
overwhelming the feeling
thinking that in this world
full of tricker’s, there’ still
someone who remains to prac-
tice good and right moral, “said
Ma’am Marjorie L. Ganaden.
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FEATURE
Volume XII. No. 1 June-October 2018
8 The Official Publication of Camanlangan National High School

“School is
We hear from our elders saying that the best time of their lives
were during their high school days. There was a song of Sharon Cuneta
goes, “High School Life, oh my high school life, so exciting”. We want to

Coo!”
enjoy life, right? So it’s up to us to make our school life more enjoyable.
We should consider our school as our second home. However, this
is the place where we learn, acquire knowledge and mold us for who
we are now. Teachers are our second parents and our classmates are our
brothers and sisters. They make us feel warmth of acceptance and give
us a sense of belongingness. We should remember that education is the
key to achieve our goals in life and formal quality education is done in
school. The school serves as the fountain of knowledge, transformers
of values, and develops our personality. Always remember that we are
Keith Avegail O. Agres special. We are gifted. Each one of us is endowed with unique talents and
potentials. As a student, we should take all the chances to learn, to grow,

H ey! Who says school is boring? What makes it boring? Do you really
think that school work is intended to be such?
When the vacation ends, I heard some students saying,
“Whooaaahhh!!!” It’s a back to school again! I wish I could just stay home
and watch TV, listen to cool music, play or lying on the bed. I really hate
school. So many assignments and projects, a lot of research work and
other things to do. But why they didn’t enjoy their school days being high
school students? Think about it! If school was boring, then how did those
successful professionals survive the years of schoolwork’s?
and to become a better person. Surely, we will enjoy every minute of our
stay in school.
Despite of the problems and difficulties that we experience in
school, we have to continue going to school because we need to learn a
lot of things so that we will become a better individual. We have a right
to education, so we need to prepare ourselves for greater responsibilities
in the future. We have to finish our studies so that we can land a god job.
You can be a “cool “student who can help to create a “cool “school.
You can be cool like me!

I Hidden
t’s more than a place, be-
cause it’s a home. It’s not
just a home, it’s a paradise.
A paradise where unity is
present. A paradise that is
a perfect place to meditate.
Most of all a paradise where
you can really appreciate the
beauty of God’s masterpiece,
the nature within this place.
Green, blue, and clear,
are the domain colors of this
place. Blue for the skies that
are always present witness-
ing every day the rise of
every one’s hope, the rise of
the brightest sun. Clear for
the cold water where can
be compare to crystal clear.
Paradise
Laidelyn C. Lantecse
Crystals of water in the springs
and rivers. Green leaves in
huge branches of trees, cov-
ering the ones who wants to
rest. Paradise won’t be com-
plete without its shepherds
living and taking good care of
it. In this paradise you would
encounter hospitable people.
Caring to others and caring
one that in need. Protects its
nature as long as can be.
Yes, the care is there but
it wouldn’t be nicer without
challenges that makes it even
more beautiful and resilient.
It’s been hit by a typhoon and
was devastated. The nature
and people was devastated.
But after that struggle it be-
that something which covers
it was drawn by the typhoon
and now was completely
shown. Showing its real
beauty and the true colors of
the people living in it.
Do you know where
this place is?
This is the Barangay
Camanlangan. Have you
been in this place? If not, you
should be, at the very least
once you should be. For you
to witness and feel to be in a
paradise. The feeling to be in
Barangay Camanlangan.

Star
to Mother Nature. Helps the came more shining. It was like

My Guiding What’s even more

interesting about her
is that I’m not the only
one that she thought
and helps. She has been
a part of the success of
thousands of people
through her help. She
truly is my guiding
star that lights my way
through a better life.
Jamila Cabillon Her brightness has
helped thousands of

S
people including me
omeone that lights my way in times of my darkest days. Some-
one that never gets tired of being my side even through the and my family.
roughest journeys of my life. A person that I’ve always looked From the begin-
up to, a person I couldn’t imagine my life without her existence. She ning, from her womb
is everything, my treasure, my light, my strength, most importantly up until now, she never
“My Guiding Star”. fails to provide me and
I know life can be hard sometimes, but whenever I’m with other people the guid-
her, everything seems possible. It feels like I can conquer the world ance that we need. She
as long as I know that she’s with me. She always taught me a lot of may not be perfect, but
things, from learning how to stand, walk, talk, count, read, love, I’m always proud to tell
respect, and care. She’s the one that made ordinary things, extraor- everyone that “She’s my
dinary. Every time I look at her, it makes me think that I want to guiding star and she’s
become like her someday. A brave, independent, and loving woman. my mom.”

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S
he is sweating very hard, her
heart is palpitating fast, she
feels nervous, fear and may
imagine negative things that can
happen to her. That is how her
anxiety attacks.
Nicole is a girl who experi-
ence this mental disorder, anxiety,
since she was in her grade school
years and up until now. But,
during those days where in she
first experienced it she didn’t know
that it is already a sign of having
anxiety disorder. Anxiety is a gen-
eral term for several disorders that
cause nervousness, fear, apprehen-
sion, and worrying according to
Medical News Today. This disorder
may affect how a person can
behave and these things was what
Nicole is experiencing. It attacks
usually when she is standing in
KUDYAPA
front of many people or when she
an Extraordinary Grass
O
besity has become a major
problem in the Philippines
are overweight. This is
a difficult problem with many
serious effects on the individual
and country.
Obesity can be divided into
three main causes – diet, lifestyle
and education. One of the chief
causes is diet. Young Filipinos eat
more and more high-carbohy-
drate, high-fat burgers and pizza
in fast-food restaurants. However,
some traditional foods are also
very oily, and because of increasing
affluence are eaten more often than
in the past. Lifestyle is a second
main cause of obesity. As a result
of cheap foreign labor, many Filipi-
nos now have sedentary jobs, and
do not exercise regularly. However,
one of the main causes is lack of
education and awareness. The so-
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Anxiety: some self-medication that she
did know for the past therapy she
encountered.
It is really makes us worry if
Small Cause, Big Impact it will happen to us, because this
anxiety only has a simple cause but
have a very big impacts to each one
Jamila Cabillon
of us. Self-confidence, and self-love
will be talking to other people that She experienced it for long is the most important weapon to
she really not closed with. years, before she knew that she al- avoid this kind of disorder, be-
Stress and taking-up drugs ready has an anxiety disorder. She cause if you love yourself you can
(cocaine) are some causes that will made research, asking questions fight all the hurdles that we will
result into an anxiety disorder. But until she ask for the help of her encounter. And also, consulting to
in Nicole’s case, it is because she aunt to help her consult to the psy- a psychiatrist is a big help too, to
was being bullied in her child- chiatrist. After some test, she truly lessen and to avoid the worse situa-
hood days, stress and pressured to a victim of anxiety disorder. And, tion as a result of anxiety disorder.
her family because of the grades she was advice to take medication This disorder is curable so we don’t
she has to maintain for her to be and a therapy to conquer this kind have to hide it to ourselves, instead
appreciate by her parents and it is of dilemma. let it out and we will help each
because she is alone, no friends in After that she followed the other to solve this problem, and
school, that cause her only to lose advice of the psychiatrist but after gain back the self-love, confidence
her confidence to stand in front of some sessions she stop the therapy, and true smiles in our lives.
many people and in doing tasks. and she only continue it by doing
all eating greasy foods.
This Kudyapa grass taste bitter that
makes it prove itself better that it is a nutritious
vegetable and trusted medical herb.
According to the Philippines Medical
Plants “Kudyapa is an erect, smooth branded
unharmed herb, thirty to sixty ( 30-60 ) centi-
meters long usually notched and base truncate
Queen Queen Dologuin or deccurent.”
We love to see our dish with a little Instead of drinking some energy drink,
leafy and green color in our food, isn’t why not drink the juice of Kudyapa serves as
it? It makes us hungry that when we see a tea every day. We can also use Kudyapa as a
green vegetables placing in front of us substitute of “sili” leaves in our dishes, especial-
that makes us eat more not mending how ly the soup dishes.
many cups of rice you will consume. It has power to heal sickness and has a
Kudyapa (Amarantus Vidis L.) is a power to develop personal health benefits. By
grass that we can see everywhere in the the use of eating it regularly our body becomes
Philippine ground, that we chose to ignore healthier and we can prevent those sickness
because we don’t have the knowledge that that only Kudyapa can cure, that what experts
this grass is not just an ordinary but it is said.
an extraordinary because it is truly rich Now, that we are already knowledgeable
in calcium and iron in making our bones about what Kudyapa can do to our health, let us
strong. It is also good source of Vitamins promote it, and eat it, use in dishes or you can
B and C and it is an excellent source of add it in making granules, to avoid drinking
protein, hence it is also a good solution medicines and confine in hospital, we have to
to people who suffered from high blood do something just like the saying and what we
pressure that we usually get when we are always say, “Prevention is better than cure.”
stress, lack of sleep, pressure and most of And Kudyapa is the best.
Cause and Effect: ness and clamp in our minds what
to and what not to eat. Health may
not be a fashion but it will always
Ob es it y
play a great action. Let us awaken
that business doesn’t always
mean money, sometimes it means
quality.
Chiqui D. Valiente In the end, we will still end
up with the saying “Health is
ciety’s attitude to food often leads Another result is lack of self-es- Wealth”. We both need to take ac-
to over-consumption. Parents do teem. This can lead to depression, tion to examine the causes of this
not teach good eating habits to eating disorders, and crash diets. problem and find solutions.
children, and many people lack The country is also affected. It
knowledge about good nutrition becomes very expensive
or a balanced diet. for the government to
Obesity affects the individual provide advanced medical
and the country. The biggest effect care such as heart trans-
is on the individual. First of all, plants. Unhealthy citizens
being overweight has health risks. are also less productive.
Obesity can lead to heart disease, And their children learn
diabetes, and other conditions. poor eating habits.
The quality of life suffers, as it is Let this be a wake –
difficult to enjoy exercise or move. up call for our conscious-
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10
W
e live in this house, our
dwelling place in the
universe – God’s home
and our home, too.
Imagine what the world
would be like if it is incomplete!
What if there were no rains that
poured and cooled down an
extremely hot earth, do you think
organisms would grow to inhabit
the earth and to give rise to other
organisms? Would you be able to
enjoy a swim in the sea or a thrill-
ing trek up a mountain? Do you
think you would be here reading
this article with the help of the
light of the sun that is reflected in
your eyes?
The earth is an enormous
home. Entrusted to us is a little
patch of this wide universe – the
home where our family dwells,
our school, our barangay, our city,
and our country. True, it is a little
Colorless
that Gives
Color
Chiqui D. Valiente
P
icture a world without
the most essential thing
in order to survive life.
Without it, the world will be
nothing and all its creations in
it. It might be colorless in your
sight, but this gives color in our
lives. People say we can’t live
without love, I think water is
more important.
“Water is Life”. Animals,
plants, and all living things in-
cluding humans, need water in
A
healthy lifestyle means
maintaining a balanced
and nutritious diet as
well as engaging in sports or
other fitness related activities.
A healthy diet alone however is
inadequate to ensure a healthy
body as physical activity help one
in shape and free of sickness and
disease.
According to the World
Health Organization, only one in
ten people exercise regularly and
a majority does not follow diet.
The main culprit is our penchant
for junk food as be seen from the
popularity of fast food chains and
other western eateries. Even local
foods such as fried noodles, fried
rice and snacks and savories are
laden with fat and calories. Thus,
consuming this type of food on
a daily basis can contribute to
weight gain. Overweight and
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
patch, but whatever we do in it
affects the movements of the entire
universe.
The life of human beings
originated on the planet Earth. The
“Earth” is calling us for her protec-
tion. People have become selfish and
most of us are killing the beautiful
forests, damming the rivers and
making more concrete walls without
even realizing that by doing these
activities, we are giving invitation to
the termination of their existence.
Our earth is burning from both
ends as the rivers beds are running
dry. The plants and mammals are
like us living things. The biggest
challenge that our earth is facing to-
day is “global warming”, the glaciers
are melting sea level is rising, and
climate is changing on a fast pace.
We have a Mother Earth to
save. You and I know that the future
leaders and citizens of this country
order to live. Nowadays, water
is no longer free to everyone.
Some require pay for it. They
said that the intention of it is to
avoid few people from wasting
it. God gives us this consecra-
tion, and anyone doesn’t have
the right to abuse what God
has given us. Remember, spilled
water is not picked up again.
Water is important.
Without it, plants won’t survive.
Without plants, some animals
How can we lead a
healthy
lifestyle?
Jean Peal Amamangpang
obese people suffer from many
health complications such as di-
abetes, high blood pressure, high
cholesterol and even cancer.
Hence, the emphasis on
healthy lifestyle should start at
young age. Our parents must
urge us to eat more vegetables,
fruits, juices, whole meal and
whole grain foods. Most of our
Save Mother Earth,
Save Life!
Jamila Cabillon
would be the youth of the present.
Therefore, even we are so young s of
now; we should practice to take care
of our Mother Earth. However, it is
the only planet in our solar system
on which life exists with incredible
and biodiversity. The noble” Earth”
has bestowed the human beings
with incredible and beautiful nature
in the form of mountains, rivers,
forests, and various natural resourc-
es that helped human beings to
survive and initiated our evolution.
So, now it’s our time to save our
planet from the challenges which
will die because they take their
food from plants. Even people
could die without it too. Just like
in our daily lives we use water.
Did you think all living things
in it will be able to survive? Do
you dare yourself living without
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are threatening the existence of the
earth.
Who will act if we don’t? Who
will start if we don’t? The future
depends on us. If I could love the
environment, why can’t you? ... We
may be young, but we should care.
The time to act is now! Let’s all
green the Mother Earth and save
more lives. When we destroy our
home, we destroy ourselves. Once
a part of creation is destroyed, the
universe losses. Possibilities to give
birth to other creatures to enrich
our home.
water? How long will it takes to
keep you alive?
The whole world has its
color because of water. So be
thankful and protect it. “Every
drop counts” we say.
parents, due to time constraints,
usually find the easy way out by
cooking two-minute noodles
or heading towards the nearest
fast foods joint for quick meal.
They do not realize however that
sets the stage for an unhealthy
lifestyle for their children who
quickly become addicted to such
foods. Thus, parents can counter
this problem by cooking or pre-
paring meals that do not take up
time such as cheese sandwiches,
soup, stir friend, or buy pre-
packed meals from supermarkets
which can be warmed up in the
microwave oven.
Dining out usually involves
eating heavily and unhealthily.
Most of us are prone to ordering
deep fried food and oily dishes
as opposed to steamed or baked
food. Thus, though eating out is
an unavoidable, our parents.

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Red Phoenix
The Official Publication of Camanlangan National High School
throws out
Blue Eagles
Shie Lou Medalle
I
n the score of 2-1, Red
Phoenix won against the
Blue Eagles and declared
as champion in the men’s
volleyball competition during
the Intramurals Meet 2018 of
Camanlangan National High
School on September 27-29.
Red Phoenix won in the
first set, 21-19, by the consecu-
tive points made by the Yellow
Bees. The attack of Blue Eagles
didn’t affect to the Red Phoe-
nix.
In the third set or the
decision game, the fans of
Camanlangan NHS Whip Small but
Terrible, 26-22
Jhon Rovic Gamana
Erol Musca made a two points a shot.
I
n the preparation for the “Araw
ng Camanlangan”, Camanlangan
NHS raised the banner and got
the victory after the momentous fight
with Small but Terrible (SBT) team
on October 14, 2018 at Camanlangan
covered court.
As the game started, Small but
terrible players first pull off the game
Kick off to signals the formal opening the previous year, because
of the intramural meet 2018
SPORTS
Junrey Manlanot spiked the ball.
both teams shouted cause of
excessive fight of both teams.
But the strong blocks of Red
Phoenix made the Blue Eagles
lost their spikes, 21-14, in the
last set.
after an equal and perfect combination
of Spencer Ambayec and Jhon Eroll
Musca that contributed big jumps
and smashing lay ups that gives them
10 points in the league. On the other
side, fans of the CNHS players we’re
dismayed, at first, after they scored 2
points in the game but the supports, as
well as the players, never losses hope.
63% of CNHS student’s criticism
intramurals celebration
A
big number of
students, totaling
to 63 %of the entire
CNHS population expresses
dissatisfaction on the con-
duct of the school intramu-
rals celebration citing their
sentiments on the school’s
lack of preparation and
intense schedule.
“This year’s intramu-
rals is very different from
the game schedule is very
“We have enough
preparation for the game,”
said Junrey Manlanot- Team
Captain. He added “We able to
win because of the unity and
cooperation of the team.”
The game continues to rock
the court, CNHS players planned on
how they’re going to beat their oppo-
nents but unfortunately they didn’t
succeed but in fact the other team
took the moment again and won the
second quarter, 16-12.
Supporters from both sides,
cheered until they lose their voices.
Sherlyn Medalle
fast “said Noel Cagnaan, Grade 9
student.
Though students are not
satisfied with the outcome of the in-
tramurals, most of them stated that
the result of the over-all champion
is deemed acceptable as both teams
were performed well.
“We understand if the student
will not become unsatisfied with the
celebration of the intramurals “said
Mrs. Marjorie L. Ganaden, School
Sports Coordinator. “It was the
changing schedule and unexpected
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Spiker Junrey Manlanot
– Red Phoenix- garnered 15
points and leads the team to
win again the men’s volleyball
of the intramurals.
At this point Reynante L. Ando
showed his skills, defense and pro-
tects the basket thru his high flying
rebounds and tremendous blocks
and pull off the fight with 20-19,
CNHS leads.
At this moment, teamwork oc-
curs from both teams but there’s no
one can beat the spectacular ankle
and breaking moves that the CNHS
players showed that made the game
more exciting.
CNHS players are almost
losing their hoes but they never
surrender and decided to finish the
game with a big smile on their faces
and indeed their right.
The game is over by the score
of 26-22. And the victory belongs to
Camanlangan NHS players.
events that lead to the schedule of
the game.” she added.
“We are really complaining
about the schedule because it is
physically exhausting for the ath-
letes” said Aileen Legaspi, student
athlete.
On the other hand, of the 59
% unsatisfied students, 41 % are
positive that the school adminis-
tration can somehow improve the
celebration of the school intramu-
rals especially on the scheduling of
the game.
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CNHS Partakes NBSAA Meet 18‘
Shei lou Medalle
M
ore than 100 athletes
from Camanlan-
gan National High
School have been sent to qual-
ify and battle for New Bataan
Schools Athletic Association
(NBSAAA) Meet 2018 last
October 25-26, 2018 at Don
Lorenzo Sports Complex, New
Bataan.
Most of the teams from
CNHS have been defeated.
However, there are many of
them has been selected to
qualify for the Provincial Meet.
Klent Jay Aviso , Christian
Mark Villacruz, and Alvin Roy
Valiente for Sepak Takraw-
Anelfa Badilla (Coach), Le-
mark Anagdong, James Lebert
Dapitanon, and Jhun Rey
Manlanot for Volleyball boys
– Christoper Cruda (Coach),
Jirah Queen Bundas, Edneth
Deliman for Volleyball girls –
Mary Rose Loberanes (Coach),
FOR THE WIN. Green team’s Enderez showed agility and
powerful smashes learning red team on the losing side of
the game during the CNHS intramurals.
Badminton Championship: Green
Team smashes Red team
Sherlwyn Medalle
I
t was intense game between Green
and Red team as Enderez of Green
team smashed out Red team’s un-
disputed smasher, Baruiz, 2-1 showing
some strong offensive plays on their
championship match on the CNHS
Intramurals MEN’S Singles Badmin-
ton 2018.
Enderez petrified the defender
with his decisive serves and unpredict-
able hits deflecting Baruiz’s defense at
the Camanlangan NHS covered court.
Providing to be an experienced
athlete, Enderez manipulated a four
straight point leaving Baruiz frustrated
as he cannot snatch a point against
Enderez.
However, Baruiz’s fighting
spirit abled himself bounce back and
started heating up his game, shocking
Enderez with his back hand smashes
SPORTS
Mayor Geraldford N. Balbin gave his challenges to all the athletes.
Lord Grace Cabutotan, Rhea
Kristine Ambrad for Basketball
girls- Mary Baruiz (Coach),
Jhun Rey Ayno, Leslie Demoral
for Athletics and girls, Rina
Mae Brandino, Christian Dave
and enormous saves on the midpoint
of the first set.
Yet, this forced the Green
defender to multiply his game,
executing some successful baseline
wallops thus ending the game with a
score of 15 against to 12 of Baruiz.
Entering the second set, Ba-
ruiz penetrated some strategic play,
confusing his opponent’s defense
thus starting to rebuild his incite-
ment inside the gym.
“I really wanted to win and
defeat Enderez,” said Baruiz “yes, he
was experience yet I was able to give
him a good game”, he added.
With his aim of come back.
Baruiz continuously deflected En-
derez momentum, shutting Green’s
hope on hooking an easy win against
him.
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Enanoria, and Reyles Macaven- ings to improve the skills of
ta for Baminton Boys, Badmin- the players,” said Marjorie L.
ton girls Single A and Badmin- Ganaden – Sports Coordinator.
ton boys Single A, Richmond He added “These qualifiers will
Villarosa for Chess boys. undergo training for the Provin-
“We need more train- cial Meet preparation.”
CNHS Slams
NBNHS
Jhon Rovic Gamana
C
amanlangan Nation-
al High School
thumps New
Bataan National High
School (NBNHS) 2-1,
in the volleyball com-
petition during the New Junrey Manlanot
Bataan Schools Athletic saved the ball for
Association (NBSAA) last.
at Don Lorenzo Sports
Complex, New Bataan on
October 25-26, 2018.
Junrey Manlanot, one of
the players of CNHS garnered 15
points, 5 spikes and 8 blocks that
lead the team to win over the NBNHS
25-19, in the first set.
In the second set, NBNHS magic wor-
ried after they feel the CNHS hard spikes in
the erratic second set down to them. CNHS lost
their poise when they failed to block the attacks
of NBNHS, 15-25, in the favor of NBNHS.
Playing under the pressure in the third set
made the players tired in the last set, CNHS
melted the attacks of NBNHS when CNHS
recovered and committed hard attacks and
uncontrolled feeds.
NBNHS looked down when they take
the consecutive spikes of CNHS and made the
NBNHS down in the third set, 25-10, in the last
set.