Dear Classmates,
In our July 5 meeting in Sorsogon, the body agreed on our activities on April 10 and 11, 2009 (Please refer to the article below) and of the creation of 4 major committees namely:
a). Ways and Means, b). Logistics, c)Programme and d) Membership and Promotions.
Ways and Means is to be headed by Fr. Gerard; Logistics by Ninoy who will concurrently serve as vice-chairman of the entire affair; no heads yet for Programme and Promotion & Membership.
We invite all of you to help Batch 1984 by choosing and joining the committee under which you can be more productive.
You may contact us by leaving your comment here or through email.
We will be expecting your support.
- Mike D.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
LIST OF ATTENDEES
ATTENDANCE -JULY 5 MEETING
1. Charlene Hilotin Lasala 15. Sofia Diesta Calpe
2. Glenda C. Sinson 16. Analiza Deocareza Jaranilla
3. Salve C. Mirana 17. Mercia Lacar Desacula
4. Marcelina L. Desuasido 18. Michael Dioneda
5. Lilibeth J. Laban 19. Ninoy Carranza
6. Dinah Gegajo 20. Esmeralda Bautista
7. Ruel Jacinto 21. Fernando Escopete
8. Potenciano Llaneta, Jr. 22. Mercy Ducay
9. Danilo Reyes 23. Edgar Bautista
10. Rolly Diones 24. Renato Dino
11. Edwin Renovalles 25. Eduardo Jaranilla
12. Emmanuel Estremera 26. Leilani R. Cubias
13. Nene Duana-Monforte 27. Liza Fungo
14. Rosemarie Calpe Derla
1. Charlene Hilotin Lasala 15. Sofia Diesta Calpe
2. Glenda C. Sinson 16. Analiza Deocareza Jaranilla
3. Salve C. Mirana 17. Mercia Lacar Desacula
4. Marcelina L. Desuasido 18. Michael Dioneda
5. Lilibeth J. Laban 19. Ninoy Carranza
6. Dinah Gegajo 20. Esmeralda Bautista
7. Ruel Jacinto 21. Fernando Escopete
8. Potenciano Llaneta, Jr. 22. Mercy Ducay
9. Danilo Reyes 23. Edgar Bautista
10. Rolly Diones 24. Renato Dino
11. Edwin Renovalles 25. Eduardo Jaranilla
12. Emmanuel Estremera 26. Leilani R. Cubias
13. Nene Duana-Monforte 27. Liza Fungo
14. Rosemarie Calpe Derla
Monday, July 7, 2008
JULY 5 MEETING
This is the result of the meeting last July 5, 2008 held at Ninoy’s office at the SSC:
A. The body adopted/approved the ff:
1. All proceeds of the fundraising activities/solicitation shall be deposited to the account of the batch;
2. The body shall first concentrate on the homecoming activities on April 11, 2009 (Black Saturday) and April 12, 2009 (Easter Sunday);
3. No amount shall be withdrawn from the account except for expenses related to the April 11 & 12 activities;
4. All collections/ disbursements shall be subject to the Financial Management system designed by Z. Jaranilla which was presented during the meeting;
5. The matter of allocating the funds to other activities ( scholarship, outreach, donation to the general fund, etc.) shall be discussed and voted upon by the body in a meeting to be held during our reunion;
B. We also discussed the functions of the four major committees, to wit: a). Ways and Means, b). Logistics, c)Programme and d) Membership and Promotions. Thereafter, each member was made to choose the committee under which he can be more productive. Ways and Means is to be headed by Fr. Gerard; Logistics by Ninoy who will concurrently serve as vice-chairman of the entire affair; no heads yet for Programme and Promotion & Membership.
C. The activities on April 11, 2009: Parade, program ( with other host batches), lunch exclusively for Batch 84, evening program ( with production numbers, raffle, dancing ). Catered lunch will be at the Social Hall; evening program at the parade grounds. April 12, 2009 is Family Day in Bacon Beach to be opened by an Easter Sunday Mass with Fr. Gerard.
D. Ninoy will set the next meeting for the month of August. Hopefully, by that time, all the committees can present their proposals.
I will post later the names of the 27 classmates who attended the meeting.
A. The body adopted/approved the ff:
1. All proceeds of the fundraising activities/solicitation shall be deposited to the account of the batch;
2. The body shall first concentrate on the homecoming activities on April 11, 2009 (Black Saturday) and April 12, 2009 (Easter Sunday);
3. No amount shall be withdrawn from the account except for expenses related to the April 11 & 12 activities;
4. All collections/ disbursements shall be subject to the Financial Management system designed by Z. Jaranilla which was presented during the meeting;
5. The matter of allocating the funds to other activities ( scholarship, outreach, donation to the general fund, etc.) shall be discussed and voted upon by the body in a meeting to be held during our reunion;
B. We also discussed the functions of the four major committees, to wit: a). Ways and Means, b). Logistics, c)Programme and d) Membership and Promotions. Thereafter, each member was made to choose the committee under which he can be more productive. Ways and Means is to be headed by Fr. Gerard; Logistics by Ninoy who will concurrently serve as vice-chairman of the entire affair; no heads yet for Programme and Promotion & Membership.
C. The activities on April 11, 2009: Parade, program ( with other host batches), lunch exclusively for Batch 84, evening program ( with production numbers, raffle, dancing ). Catered lunch will be at the Social Hall; evening program at the parade grounds. April 12, 2009 is Family Day in Bacon Beach to be opened by an Easter Sunday Mass with Fr. Gerard.
D. Ninoy will set the next meeting for the month of August. Hopefully, by that time, all the committees can present their proposals.
I will post later the names of the 27 classmates who attended the meeting.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Our Alma Mater
Striving for relevance and excellence
The SORSOGON COLLEGE OF ARTS AND TRADES now known as SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE (SSC) was established in 1907 as the Sorsogon Provincial Trade School, an elementary school meant to train boys and girls with aptitude in the trades for immediate employment. Situated in a two-hectare campus, a portion of which is part of the present SSC Main Campus, the school initially offered woodworking as the only trade course for intermediate pupils
The SORSOGON COLLEGE OF ARTS AND TRADES now known as SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE (SSC) was established in 1907 as the Sorsogon Provincial Trade School, an elementary school meant to train boys and girls with aptitude in the trades for immediate employment. Situated in a two-hectare campus, a portion of which is part of the present SSC Main Campus, the school initially offered woodworking as the only trade course for intermediate pupils
HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
In school year 1926-1927, the school began offering secondary education and eventually phased out its elementary program. Then in 1950, it opened its doors to girls who could take food trades, cosmetology or dressmaking for specialization.
By virtue of Republic Act 704 enacted on May 14, 1952, the trade school was renamed the Sorsogon School of Arts and Trades (SSAT). Its short course offerings were expanded to include architectural drafting, building construction, electricity and furniture and cabinet making. Two years later, the two- year technical course with specialization in the same trades as those for the secondary course was introduced. Soon, machine shop practice, radio mechanics, automotive mechanics and refrigeration and air-conditioning were added as major courses.
State College in Sorsogon City, Sorsogon.On April 17, 1977, the Secretary of Education and Culture approved the school’s conversion into a tertiary institution to be known as the Sorsogon College of Arts and Trades (SCAT).
December 30, 1993, then President Fidel V. Ramos signed the bill into R.A. 7666, converting the Sorsogon College of Arts and Trades (SCAT) into the Sorsogon State College (SSC) and integrating with it three vocational high schools in the province – the Bulan Vocational High School (BVHS), Magallanes School of Fisheries (MSF), and Sorsogon National Agriculture School (SNAS).
PRESENT TIMES
The Sorsogon State College is fast becoming a leading institution of higher learning in Sorsogon and nearby provinces. Despite setbacks brought about by two strong typhoons near the end of 2006, it was able to attain modest gains along its four-fold functions of instruction, research, extension and production.
Indeed, the present set of leadership in SSC is seriously committed to pursue both quality and relevance in all its undertakings in order to realize its vision of becoming a center of excellence in the formation of a progressive, productive, self-reliant, responsive, nationalistic, ecology-friendly and value-oriented people for a united, peaceful and agri-industrialized Sorsogon.
In school year 1926-1927, the school began offering secondary education and eventually phased out its elementary program. Then in 1950, it opened its doors to girls who could take food trades, cosmetology or dressmaking for specialization.
By virtue of Republic Act 704 enacted on May 14, 1952, the trade school was renamed the Sorsogon School of Arts and Trades (SSAT). Its short course offerings were expanded to include architectural drafting, building construction, electricity and furniture and cabinet making. Two years later, the two- year technical course with specialization in the same trades as those for the secondary course was introduced. Soon, machine shop practice, radio mechanics, automotive mechanics and refrigeration and air-conditioning were added as major courses.
State College in Sorsogon City, Sorsogon.On April 17, 1977, the Secretary of Education and Culture approved the school’s conversion into a tertiary institution to be known as the Sorsogon College of Arts and Trades (SCAT).
December 30, 1993, then President Fidel V. Ramos signed the bill into R.A. 7666, converting the Sorsogon College of Arts and Trades (SCAT) into the Sorsogon State College (SSC) and integrating with it three vocational high schools in the province – the Bulan Vocational High School (BVHS), Magallanes School of Fisheries (MSF), and Sorsogon National Agriculture School (SNAS).
PRESENT TIMES
The Sorsogon State College is fast becoming a leading institution of higher learning in Sorsogon and nearby provinces. Despite setbacks brought about by two strong typhoons near the end of 2006, it was able to attain modest gains along its four-fold functions of instruction, research, extension and production.
Indeed, the present set of leadership in SSC is seriously committed to pursue both quality and relevance in all its undertakings in order to realize its vision of becoming a center of excellence in the formation of a progressive, productive, self-reliant, responsive, nationalistic, ecology-friendly and value-oriented people for a united, peaceful and agri-industrialized Sorsogon.
Welcome to SCAT Batch 1984 BLOG!
Missing your friends?
Want to relive your high school experience?
Now is your chance to relive the magic feeling of your high school experience, share good memories and the happy times.
Our batch will celebrate our Silver Year and host the 2009 high school reunion of SCAT on April 11, 2009.
We have a wonderful team of classmates already working hard to make our 25th the best ever. We are relying on you to COME JOIN US!!!
I urge you to contact us with any ideas, requests, etc so that we can make this a reunion that everyone will enjoy. We have some exciting and special ideas in the works.
SAVE THE DATE for our 25th Reunion: APRIL 11, 2009!!!
Looking forward to reconnecting with all of you.
Want to relive your high school experience?
Now is your chance to relive the magic feeling of your high school experience, share good memories and the happy times.
Our batch will celebrate our Silver Year and host the 2009 high school reunion of SCAT on April 11, 2009.
We have a wonderful team of classmates already working hard to make our 25th the best ever. We are relying on you to COME JOIN US!!!
I urge you to contact us with any ideas, requests, etc so that we can make this a reunion that everyone will enjoy. We have some exciting and special ideas in the works.
SAVE THE DATE for our 25th Reunion: APRIL 11, 2009!!!
Looking forward to reconnecting with all of you.
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