Joe used to work at Midland Courier until he joined government service, as HR Director for City Hall until his retirement a few years ago. We paid him a brief visit last year, and is lucky to have a daughter who is a doctor at St. Luke's Hospital, and a very caring wife to pull him through the worse phase of his illness. He also recuperated for a long time in Cora's hometown. This year, he is looking good!Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Joe Dacawi
Joe used to work at Midland Courier until he joined government service, as HR Director for City Hall until his retirement a few years ago. We paid him a brief visit last year, and is lucky to have a daughter who is a doctor at St. Luke's Hospital, and a very caring wife to pull him through the worse phase of his illness. He also recuperated for a long time in Cora's hometown. This year, he is looking good!
Monday, 30 May 2011
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Thursday, 26 May 2011
GUESSING GAME No. 22: Whose daughter am I?
Guess Who:
A daughter of one of our classmates!
Television presenter, host and spokesperson.
Former V P, The Nasdaq Stock Market.
Hosts “Wall Street Week”, AOL’s “The Savings Experiment” ,“The Financial News Network”
First female Asian executive to become an officer at NASDAQ
Entertainment host/correspondent for The Broadway Channel and Broadway Previews.
Host of “What’s Hot On Broadway.”
Graduate of the University of Virginia, B.A. in Foreign Affairs.
Earned her J.D. from New York Law School.
Divides her time between New York City, Los Angeles, and Marco Island, Florida.
Her site: www.maribelaber.com
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Collection of Reunion Photos
Click on:
http://www.slide.com/r/XvlfwPCA3T9iN6jH8xNXQXbdcpDGvti9?fbr=1
Or:
http://rudylambino.blogspot.com/
Additional photos would be most, most welcome!!
Pete Bayuga and Olympic Flame
Heard from Pete Bayuga, after a loooong while! Nice going, Pete. Hope you can do this for our next reunion in Baguio, probably five or ten years from now! Here is a transcription of the yellowing newspaper clipping:
OLYMPIC FIRE NEARING JOURNEY
The sacred Olympic Flame left Manila yesterday, flown to Hong Kong on the penultimate stage of its historic journey from Mt. Olympus to Tokyo for the 1964 Olympic Games.
A new set of nine runners ferried the symbolic fire to the Manila International Airport from the Rizal Football Stadium where it was enshrined early Thursday evening.
Antonio de las Alas, PAAF president, returned the last torch to Fumio Takashima, chief of the 12-member Japanese relay, and thanked him on behalf of the Filipino people for including the Philippines in the flame’s route….
Photo caption:
Escorted by a motorcycled honor guard, Pedro Bayuga carries the Olympic Flame towards the Manila International Airport yesterday for its departure from Hongkong on its penultimate stage from Mt. Olympus in Greece to the Tokyo Olympics…
(Photo attributed to Rudy Lambino's FB)
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Ay, ay salidummay... for Class 61
MESSAGE – Evelyn Domingo-Barker. Bonding and Dinner, Class 61. Baguio Central School. May 5, 2011
Hello Classmates,
Instead of an “INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE” as indicated in our program for tonight, for you will be hearing from me on other nights, please allow me to substitute the message with two things, One, I produced a wall quilt. I would kindly request each one of you to sign and place a message if you so wish, anywhere on the quilt. I have a special fabric pen for the purpose.
The intention is to have this wall quilt hang in the Balay Ti Alumni. It serves as one of our souvenirs of our golden alumni homecoming. For our other classmates who will eventually be visiting Baguio and the Balay, they are enjoined and invited to sign also on the quilt.
Second: participating in an age-old tradition of this region. For those of you who are not BIB, or Born in Baguio, a canao is held as a gathering of the community to celebrate a wedding, funeral, thanksgiving or some other worthy event. And in the canao, in addition to the loads of food presented, songs and dances are held.
One tradition is the recitation of the principal member being honored, with the rest responding with AY AY SALIDUMMAY, SALIDUMAY DI WAY. So in this way, let us honor our Class 61, IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER.
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ANDAYA POLICE PASTOR – WILL LEAD US TO HEAVEN’S DOOR (Ay, ay…)
NI BUENAFLOR EDUARDO – NAG YOO ESS NAVY ISO
CHOICE NI VICTOR PENGOSRO – US NAVY MET ISO
ART A QUIET GUY HE’LL CLAIM – AGRIBUSINESS IS HIS GAME
GAYYEM LAVARIAS DELMA – ADDO SALAMAT MI KENKA
PASTOR FRANK OF NYC – COMPETITION HOLY SEE
TABANGIN FISCAL TAYO – MAIBALOD RWAR NAN TO
DICHOSO RAMOS GLORIA – DIA-LYSIS LIBRE COMA
ROSALIA Q NARCISO – MAYSA MET NGA NURSE ISO
NORA CALICA BULURAN – CALIFORNIA NGA NAPAN
MICHIGAN BAUYGA PETE – AGTARAY TI TRACK AND FIELD
LITO VILLANUEVA WAR – PINTAS BALAY UNEG KEN RWAR
CAMERO BROTHERS GUAPO – EMMANUEL AND ALBERTO
AY NI RUDY LAMBINO – FLYING HERE YES AND THEN NO
NI EMIL NGA ANTONIO – UNI- TED PURSER ISO
ALACBAY LUDY BUCAYCAY – BANTAYAN ARMAN LAKAY
MAGALONG JAIME NA LATE – ISO MET INTED TI FATE
SALVACION NGA FLORESCA – OUR BEST WISHES KENKA
NI LEO NGA GARCIA – TOY BAGUIO BIMAKNANG SIYA
TOY OLAIS NGA NELSON – THANK YOU NGA IMAY ISON
CONSOLACION PAZ CENTRAL – PRINCIPAL NILANG MAHAL
GAFFUD LINDA DACANAY – IKKATEN NA TI “AN-NAY!”
EUNICE BATNAG DAY-TEC – SIMBAAN NA KET HI-TECH
GO ABASTILLAS NORMA – ADDUN TO TI APPO NA
Z FLORESCA MARYANN- ANTICIPATED NGEM AWAN
BUGAOAN NGA DIANA – APPAY AYANNAN TATTA
CRISTOBAL NGA JOSELITO – DISAPPEARED LIKE MOSQUITO
JOE DACAWI WE MISS YOU – PANGAASIM DON’T BE BLUE
FLORENCE JULIA MARINA – VICTORIA AYYAN NA DA?
NI PIMENTEL NGA MARLO – BE-LOVED TEACHER ISO
LOU ELLA MEDINA BROWN – A PROFESSOR OF RENOWN
VALEDICTORIAN NI JANE – ANDER-ES OF BENGUET FAME
MACAM TAYAO CONCORDIA – APAY AYAN MO TATTA?
LAKAY MANUEL UBALDO - WITH SLIPPED DISC A CANE WILL DO
MADERAZO CORAZON – UMAY KA NEXT REUNION
ROSARIO NGA CASUGA – ARCHITECT NGEM AWAN TATTA
ROGELIO DE LAS MARIAS – NAGMULA KEN NAGBURAS
NI GUNDRAN RIZALINO – TUNAY NA PILIPINO
COLAS DONATO NAVY – PX CANDY KADAKAMI
PHILIP LLOREN KABAGYAN – NI DOM AND LUDY GAYAM
PERALTA AMPY NAOE– NEAR TO US BUT FAR AWAY
CARMENCITA BERSAMIRA – NASAYAAT TAY AGKIKITA
ORPILLA NGA ANTONIO – AY NA MALAGIP YO ISO
GUTIERREZ BONIFACIO – LOOKING YOUNG AND STILL GUAPO
CORDOVIZ NGA REYNALDO - MAKITAM CLASSMATES NGA ADDO
NI NORMA NGA BANAYAT – NAPIGSA PAY LAENG MAYAT
BAKKET NI JOE NI MYRNA - ADDO TI NAITULONG NA
EVELYN DOMINGO KET SIAC - DAVID BARKER IS MY LUCK
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NAGGAN MO AWAN ROLL CALL – SAAN KA NGA AG MAKTOL
NO HAAN KA NA AYAB – NAGAN MO NAITAYAB
ARAMID KO NGA DARAS – NAKALUGAN NAC PARTAS
SALAMAT APO GOLDEN – FIFTY YEARS LONG TIME MY FRIEN’
IN TEN YEARS WE WILL SEE – GRAND REUNION MANEN TO BE
*SIX FEET UNDERGROUND OUR FRIENDS – PRAYERS REMEMBRANCE AMENDS
*CLASS 61 IN MY HEART – IN THIS WAY WE’LL NEVER PART
*s l o w
Salamat, and thank you band for participating with us.
"The Baguio of our youth"
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=688162&publicationSubCategoryId=85
A Manileno reminisces how he used to spend his summers in Baguio.Friday, 20 May 2011
May 6. The Gals.
I am sure our other classmates will be sharing the photos taken with their cameras soon. Watch out for this space for other photos!
Opening Ceremony May 6
I think that is Ed Buenaflor with the camera and vest but not 100% sure. And that is Roberto, Nora's hubby next to her in a cap.
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