15. Ma. Benjielyn Tabon8. Jonalyn LopezOn Feb. 5, 2010 at about 9:00 in the morning, students started voting and the votes were tallied right after the elections at Mrs. Jerma Amoroto’s room.<br />The New SSG officers are the ff:<br />Pres: Jeraldine Albino<br />V-Pres: Samuel Castrudes<br />Senators: 1. Mailyn Merto5. Jhona Doria8. Leamae Cuares<br />2. Marwin Vicente6. Gyver Eguna<br />3. Neliza Mantilla7. Adrian Castil<br />Be at Peace<br />By: Janyl Rose Agapito<br />Do not look forward in fear to the changes of life…<br />Rather look to them with full of hope as they arise,<br />God who is the maker of our life will lead you safely through the ages,<br />So, when you cannot stand it alone,<br />Just believe that God will carry you in His a rms.<br />Do not fear whatever happens tomorrow<br />The sane everlasting Father<br />Who cares for you today will take care of you, today and forever<br />He will either shield you from suffering or will give you strength to bear it.<br />Be at peace and put aside all anxious thoughts and imagination.<br />Be Yourself<br />By: Janyl Rose Agapito<br />There are many people who are sincere<br />Without being simple….<br />They are ever afraid of being seen.<br />For what they are not<br />They always musing over their words <br />And thoughts and thinking about what they have done<br />In fear of having done or said too much<br />These people are sincere but they are simple<br />They are not at ease with others<br />And other people are not at ease with them.<br />There is nothing easy about them, nothing free, spontaneous or natural.<br />People who are imperfect are more lovable<br />This is how people find them and same with our God….<br />ENHS holds Intramurals ‘09<br /> By: Gyver Eguna and Christian Ian Galimzoga<br />Year after year, we celebrate our school Intrams. It’s quite routine! But look, still it’s excited because on this very day, talents and skills are shown through competitions of the two teams, Faction A which is the “Saturn” and Faction B which is the “Venus”. We had lots of fun. On this day too our excitement is triggered not only because of the activities but because students ramp their outfits.<br />Our school celebrated the Intramurals last October 6-7, 2009. The first part of the program is the “Literary Night”. In the singing contest, Nermie Apat got the 1st place in the Solo-English category and Cesan Menoza got the 1st place in the Solo-Filipino category. Faction B won in the folk dance competition while Faction A won in the modern dance competition. Cesan Menoza and Dan Menoza won the Balitaw while Mailyn Merto got the 1st place in the declamation and Aljon Sajol got 1st place for the oration.<br />The second day was the lighting of torch headed by Raymond Monghit. Mass dance and flag raising contest were done. This day was focused to sports. Faction B was the overall winner.<br />Really, this was memorable and everyone enjoyed so much!<br /> <br />Opinion<br />Where Is The Good School Citizenship?<br />By: Roderick Mejia<br />We believe that we will be glad to get some understanding of how the school came to be, it’s purposes and it’s relations to us and how it molds us to become better persons.<br />As high school students, we have duties and responsibilities to perform in school. We should socialize with others. The good manners and right conduct, the cultivation of our personality and other qualities of being a student. Where are those things? Have we learned something about values subject. We know that values cannot be taught but it can be caught.<br />But to help carry on the goals of our forefathers to preserve, mold and inculcate on the minds of our youth of what we inherited from them and made it the best for the next generation. As a youth who belongs to the same institution we should abide and be guided by the schools ‘ mission and vision and in that way, at the same time, we are promoting peace in the school. Naturally, if there is peace we can say that we had achieved a good school citizenship.<br />To my fellows, where is the good school citizenship? The consideration for our rights and the rights of others – the right to participate. Did we have it? How can we prevent favoritism in school? Does the selection of honors depend in beauty, money and gender?<br />ENHS celebrates Christmas<br />By: Marjelyn Amate<br />Last December 16, 2009, Estela National High School celebrate Christmas at Estela Covered Court. The party started at 10:00 o’clock in the morning with the EMCEE’s of the day, Ms. Nermie Apat, the SSG President and Ms.Rosalie, the SSG secretary.<br />First year to fourth year students gathered together at the gym with their food and gifts. A pantomime presentation of selected students “The Hanging Man” reminded the audience the true spirit of Christmas. It was the highlights of the said activity. There was exchanging of gifts among teachers and students and a disco after the lunch.<br />English Club holds a Culmination Program<br />By: Roderick Mejia<br />Three days before the culmination program, the English Teachers held a try-out for all the participants. Those who got the first and second place in each category contested presented it on November 27, 2009, during the culmination program for English.<br />The following are the qualified presenters for the said culmination.<br />Vocal Solo: Ist Placer-Riste Balista<br />2nd Placer-Lanicar Tantoy<br />Declamation: Ist Placer-Angelie Roa<br /> 2nd Placer-Roderick Mejia<br />Oration: Ist Placer-Christian Galimzoga<br />Vocal Duet: Ist placer-Angelie Lopez and Adonis Monghit<br /> 2nd placer-Ma. Fe Trazo and Jerson Monter<br />Reader’s Theater: Ist placer-I-GOMEZ<br />Modern Dance :Ist placer-IV-Magsaysay<br />2nd placer-IV-Quezon<br />Verse Choir :Ist placer-III-Aguinaldo<br />2nd placer-III- Jacinto<br />Jazz Chants :Ist placer-IV- Magsaysay<br />2nd placer-IV- Quezon <br />HIGH SCHOOL LIFE<br />By: Roderick Mejia<br />High school life, High school life,<br />How beautiful you are.<br />In you, I found myself more.<br />For who am I and for what I am.<br />High school life, High school life,<br />How wonderful you are.<br />Because of you, I learned so much,<br />And realized my full potential in different ways.<br />High school life, High school life,<br />How mysterious you are. <br />In you, I experienced a lot of things,<br />Sacrificing, happiness, sadness and great challenges.<br />High school life, High school life,<br />How great you are.<br />I am so thankful to you,<br />In you, I become successful.<br />Targetted School Assisted Program (TSAP)<br />By: Roderick Mejia<br />Nowadays, most of the students are trying their best to study hard inspite of financial problems. Yes, we can’t deny the truth that even in public schools there are still school fees that we need to pay. But we are lucky that there are scholarships enjoyed by most of the students of Estela National High School. Some said that it helped so much in their family budget. Their budget for transportation was shouldered by this scholarship.<br />The parents, SSG, Brgy. Officials, Teachers, PTA with our School Principal joined forces as the SGC (School Governing Council). This organization was assisted by the Plan International and they created TSAP (Targetted School Assisted Program).<br />The main goal of this scholarship program was to help children achieve quality education. As what we noticed, as of now, most of the children didn’t enjoy quality education. Likewise, another goal of the program is to help children realized that they have potentials to be developed.<br />The beneficiaries enjoyed either of the following: free transportation or school supplies depending upon the assessment of the barangay officials and the status of the family.<br />But how is the program? Does it continue until the end of classes? Does it make every beneficiary study well as a return of the help extended from the said scholarship? Did the goal of the program achieved? Sadly to say, it doesn’t. You know why? As observed, there are TSAP beneficiaries who came to school late and this resulted to the increasing number of drop-out. How can we say that the said program is successful? Obviously not.<br />You know what? I have gathered data that only 4 out of 10 pupils from Grade IV or ready to study in high school and only 3 out of 10 high school graduates are ready to study in college. In addition, there are 37% of children throughout Liloan who were not in school whose ages are 3-17. Where are they? Does Republic Act 9155 which is the Basic Education Law has been strictly implemented? How can we achieve the quality education? How can we prove that the youth are the hope of our nation?<br />Inspite of this scholarship, why there are still decreasing percentage of general rate of participation? During the S.Y. 2005-2006, there was 41%, for S.Y. 2006-2007 was 39% and for S.Y. 2007-2008 was only 38.47% rate of participation. Let us imagine, this scholarship started about 3-4 years ago, but <br />Why does it still happen? And how much this year?<br />How do they put their responsibilities as beneficiaries? Don’t they think that we were so lucky that Estela National High School was one of the recipients for this scholarship. How irresponsible they are.<br />Before, I thought that this scholarship makes an improvement not just in school but in other sectors as well. But what happened? Where can we blame this problem? How and what can we give to PLAN organization and in the SGC as well.<br />But inspite of all, PLAN and SGC were still trying their best to make this scholarship be enjoyed by most of the students for the next school year. They had planned also to determine who and where did the mistakes started. Does the mistake start from the selection of the beneficiaries or in the monitoring done? Let us solve this problem so that this will never be happened again. And I hope it won’t. Let us feel pity not just in ourselves but to the organization that invest money and effort to help students finish their studies.<br />I am hoping that all beneficiaries for the next school year should do their responsibilities.<br />Feature<br />Estela NHS has a growing population. The enrollment rate for each year is increasing. The school needs teachers to cater the students. There are newly assigned teachers in our school.<br />He was now at the age of 42, born on June 27, 1957 at Estela, Liloan So. Leyte and where the place he lives at. He studied his elementary at Estela Elementary School in 1963 and graduated as fourth place in their class in 1969. He graduated his secondary level at Estela Bgry. High School with honors.<br />Because of his dream to be a professional someday, he studied college and took up “Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) at Central Colleges of the Philippines in Quezon City, major in management. He took up also “Bachelor of Science in Education” (BSED) major in Social Science at Philippine Christian University.<br />Sir Juan Makiling, a 2nd year Mabini adviser was proud to be one of the teachers in Estela NHS.<br />She was the daughter of Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Adeline Ronsable who was born on April 18, 1985 residing at Gud-an, Liloan So. Leyte. She graduated elementary as salutatorian at Calian Elementary School and graduated secondary at Saint Ignatius Loyola Academy as 1st Honorable Mention.<br />Miss Leneth Torino Ronsable, a IV-Magsaysay adviser of Estela National High School is a (BSEd) graduate, major in Physics at S LSU-Tomas Oppus Campus.<br />She graduated college in 2006 and passed the Board Exam in that year and taught SILA for 2 years. On 2008, she became a substitute Science teacher for 2 months in Anahawan Vocational High School. Then, she was transferred in Estela NHS on September 2008.<br />Miss Maryjane Aclan, a resident of Estela, Liloan So. Leyte, born on June 26, 1979 was a newly hired librarian at the Reading Hub of Estela National High School.<br />She graduated elementary at Estela Elementary School and graduated High School at Estela National High School. She graduated Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education, major in Clothing Textiles and Related Arts at Eastern Visayas University in Tacloban City.<br />98 Students march for Graduation<br />By: Jeraldine Albino<br />On March 29, 2010, at Estela Covered Court, 50 males and 48 females marched for graduation ceremony.<br />With the theme “Education: Changing Lives” (Edukasyon ang Solusyon), 46 IV-year Magsaysay students (20 males and 26 females) under the advisory of Ms. Leneth Ronsable and 52 IV-year Quezon students (30 males and 22 females) under the advisory of Mrs. Jerma Amoroto happily receive their diplomas on stage. Below are the graduates of batch 2010.<br />Almine, Leo Cris V., Baquero, Abner Vincent B., Caayohan, Joel G., Castorico, Romnick G., Coscos, Peter R., Dela Tonga, Marvelos L., Gabi, Mervin B., Gimao, Clifford R., Lanciola, Mark Jing P., Lanog, Roland R., Medina, Ephraim S., Mejia, Roderick M., Mori, Marjun Q., Paquican, Aljon A., Rafaela, Jemar G., Rafaela, Joel G., Sajol, Aljon M., Sicad, Robin M., Villafania, Ronnie M., Villariza, Joel A., Amate, Marjelyn P., Apat, Nermie C., Bagaipo, Arvelle B., Bongcayao, Riza C., Caro, Angelica M., Casil, Ginalyn R., Dela Tonga, Rosalie L., Dellezo, Malyn C., Enato, Lovely G., Gana, Aiza G., Garciano, Christine C., Guliban, Cristina C., Guliban, Melisa S., Hernandez, Jeremae M., Hinlog, Rizel R., Ligaton, Divine Grace J., Limen, Rose Ann B., Luminarias, Rosemarie E., Monghit, Floreza M., Rebato, Maryjane M., Rodrigo, Micha D., Salas, Annamarie O., Sanipa, JoseAnn M., Saramosing, Ma. Leonora, Q., Timosa, Mi-an B., Tomala, Shiena S., Albino, Gerald S., Asuar, James M., Bernados, Nino Rian M., Bernales, Alfred C., Bolotaolo, Gemuel B., Bolotaolo, Waren G., Bolotaolo, Wilbert G., Cadayona, Bernie C., Canete, Semei A., Capabanca, Bryan E., Catacte, Harry C., Castrudes, Edmund A., Catacte, Herry C., Coralat, Jun Robert G., Dagoc, Gave P., Esclamado, Geigy Grill M., Galagar, Aquim G., Gono, Edward A., Lohico, Carlo H., Llemit, Arjay S., Llemit, Junbiecris A., Manaday, Robert M., Mantilla, James T., Mantilla, Raymond, Menoza, Dan G., Monghit, Rovener Jose P., Pamen, Razel Jhon S., Rafaela, Jeremaya R., Sopero, Elizalde Jr., Pantonial, Ralph, Abenial, Verlita G., Anajao, Jesyl M., Caro, Melanie L., Belleza, Ivy C., Catamora, Madeth M., Corbito, Jecilyn B., Bernales, Rose Ann D., Galgao, Sweetheart N., Guliban, Mirasol G., Managa, Berna M., Misoles, Charis, Molina, Jocel O., Moran, Ligaya E., Moring, Lisley E., Moring, Lisley S., Moring, Rosalie S., Ochavez, Danica P., Pamen, Rea S., Pequero, Rachelle M., Plazo, Jhoybelle R., Roa, Angelie S., Segovia, Rosalyn A., and Virtudazo, Aiza B.<br />Bayside Gazette<br />Editorial Staff (S.Y.2009-2010)<br />Editor –in-ChiefRoderick Mejia<br />Associate EditorRosalie De la Tonga<br />Circulation ManagerMarjielyn Amate<br />News EditorMalyn Dellezo<br />Feature EditorJeraldine Albino<br />Literary EditorArvelle Bagaipo<br />Sports EditorJohn Mark Sajol<br />Cartoonist:1. Gerald Albino<br />2. Peter Coscos<br />3. Richard Bongcayao<br />
![Ang Ulan<br />By: Jeacyl Olais<br />Nakakatulong nga ba ang ulan?<br />Katanungang nagbibigay sa akin ng kaguluhan.<br />Ito nga ba’y nakakatulong sa kalikasan?<br />O sumisira sa kay raming kabundukan.<br />Sa halaman ay kailangan,<br />Pati na sa kapaligiran,<br />Bundok namay sisirain,<br />Buhay ng taoy kukunin.<br />Sa Pilipinas, maging sa buong mundo,<br />Mga tao’y nagkakagulo, pag-ulan ay lumakas at gumuho,<br />Gutom at hirap lumaganap,<br />Pag-ulan ang naghari at lumaganap.<br />LARUAN<br />By: Jeacyl Olais<br />Ako ay may laruan,<br />Tatsulok ang pangalan,<br />Inagaw ni Juan,<br />Kami’y nagkaguluhan,<br />Dahil sa laruan<br />Ang Aking Halaman<br />By: Jeacyl Olais<br />Ang aking halaman,<br />Ay kay gandang tingnan.<br />Ito ay may maraming laman,<br />Na kailangang kailangan,<br />Sa loob ng simbahan.<br />ASIN<br />By: Edralyn Castrudes<br />Busilak ang kaputian<br />Sa tabi ng karagatan;<br />Dahil sa init ng araw,<br />Asi’y sa tubig nawalay.<br />Mahalin natin ang asin,<br />Pagka’t ito’y gamit natin;<br />Pamburo sa tuyo’t daing<br />At panimpla sa pagkain.<br />Pagka’t anong tabang<br />Kapag hindi tinimplahan<br />Ng asin na sakdal inam,<br />Ang gamit ay di mabilang.<br />ANG MABUTING ALIPIN<br />By: Edralyn Castrudes<br />Alipin man o alipin,<br />Siya’y tao rin;<br />Hindi dapat dustain,<br />Kundi dapat mahalin.<br />Sa magnapo’y gumagawa,<br />Hindi maghihintay-awa,<br />O malaking pagpapala<br />Kung hindi ng pag-unawa.<br />Alila man o alipin,<br />Siya ay napapagod rin;<br />Sa marami niyang Gawain<br />Kaya nga’t tulungan natin.<br />COLORS<br />By: Gyver Eguna<br />Blue is the color of the sky,<br />Where clouds are floating by.<br />Green is the color of the grass,<br />Where bees and butterflies pass.<br />Pink is the color of the Rose,<br />And baby’s little toes.<br />What colors do you see?<br />When you look around like me?<br /> <br />KULMINASYON SA ARAL PAN AT VALUES 2010<br />By: Malyn Dellezo<br />Bawat taon ang Estela National High School ay naglalahad ng Taunang Kulminasyong Programa sa iba’t ibang klab na kung saan maipapakita ditto ang iba’t ibang talento at kakayahan ng mga mag-aaral.<br />Noong ika-27 ng Nobyembre, idinaos ang kulminasyong Programa sa Araling Panlipunan. Ang programa ay inumpisahan insaktong ala 1:30nng hapon sa Estela Gym.<br />Sinimulan ito ng isang panalangin na pinangunahan ni G. Samuel Castrudes, Bise Presedente ng Araling Panlipunan klab. At sinundan naman ito ng isang Pambansang Awit na pinangunahan ni Bb. Ma. Leonora Saramosing, isang mag-aaral mula sa ikaapat na taon sekyong Magsaysay. Sumunod naman ang aktibong Presedente ng Araling Panlipunan klab na si G. Jhon Mark Sajol sa kanyang pambungad na pananalita.<br />Pagkatapos sumunod ang pinaka highlight ng programa ang Tagisan ng Talino sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas na pinangunahan ni Bb. Nemcy Cabanero. Ang mga kalahok sa nasabing patimpalak ay mula sa unang taon seksyong Burgos, Zamora at Gomez. Sinundan ito ng vocal duet nina Ricky Monghit at Ma. Cristina Pabalan. Sumunod naman ang Tagisan ng Talino sa Kasaysayan ng Daigdig na pinagunahan ni Gng. Paconia Maniwang. Ang mga kalahok nito ay mula sa seksyong Aguinaldo at Jacinto. Ang mga nanunuod ay pinasaya ng isang awit mula sa seksyong Aguinaldo na si Bb. Caren Joy Saturinas. Sumunod naman ang Tagisan ng Talino sa Kasaysayan ng Asya na pinangunahan ni Bb. Nemcy Cabanero. Ang mga kalahok nito ay mula sa Ikalawang Taon seksyong Bonifacio, Del Pilar at Mabini. At pina-iba naman ni Marjelyn Amate ang ihip ng programa sa kanyang pampilipinong tula. At pagkatapos ay sumunod ang Tagisan ng Talino para sa Ikaapat na Taon na pinangunahan ni Gng. Paconia Maniwang, ang mga kalahok na mula sa Ikaapat na Taon sekyong Quezon na pinangunahan ni Bb. Angelie Roa. Pagkatapos ng tula, pinangunahan ni G. Juan Maquiling ang isa pang Tagisan ng Talino tungkol sa mga kasalukuyang pangyayari. At sumunod ang pinakahihintay na deklarasyon ng mga nagwagi.<br />Narito ang mga sumusunod na mga nagwagi sa nasabing tagisan ng Talino:<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/schoolpublication2010-100630231241-phpapp02/85/School-publication-2010-1-320.jpg)
