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Issue 18 – MSC Foundation Day and Base Multiplication

Dec 1, 2014 Issue 18

25th MSC Founding Anniversary Celebration

Schedule and Updates
It’s the MSC 25th Foundation Anniversary Celebration Week!
What’s happening this week?

Motorcade
Exhibits
“25 Math Short Cuts” Book Launch
Math/Science Quiz Show
Web Design Contest
Speed Math Contest
MSC Music Video Contest
Sayawit
PTA Raffle
Alumni Homecoming
Awarding Ceremonies for MSC Most Outstanding Alumni

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Training for the MSC Inter-school Contests Ongoing

The free training for participating schools in the MSC Web Design Contest and MSC Speed Math Contest is currently ongoing every Saturday, morning for web design and afternoon for speed math.

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Speed Math Content Participants

MSC High Schoolers win in DSPC

Allen Ashley B. Alcos and Rica Mae S. Comia, seniors at MSC High School won in the San Pablo City Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC). Allen Ashley won in photojournalism (English) and Rica Mae won in Feature Writing (English). Both of them got the 5th place in each event.

The contest was held at Dolores Elementary School at Dolores, San Pablo City from November 14 to 15, 2014. Here is a complete list of the MSC delegation:

Stories from the Alumni: Joan Miranda

I was asked to write about our batch in high school and talk about what made us unique, but I won’t.

To be honest, aside from our names and faces, we are just the same as you are. We are made up of different kind of students, the nerds, the athletes, the popular ones, the shy ones, and even one who seemed like God had showered him with everything.

What we went through was basically just the same things you thought you could never survive, such as exams, extra-curricular, and many more — we did and so will you.

Joan Miranda
MSC High School class 2008
UPLB 2012 – BS Development Communication, Major in Broadcasting
Current Work: Project Communications Manager at Manila Water Company, Quezon City

MSC Origins part XII: Annex Stories 2

The MSC Annex was the “home” of MSC for 16 years and it has been the site for a lot of activities participated in by the students, faculty, and staff. Many people, even those not involved in the school, visited the place for the various recurring events. MSC Annex was the site for

Quick Count Headquarters
San Pablo City Fiesta Stage
Summer Classes Venue for Music Lessons, Computer Courses, and Entrance Test Reviews

Conversion: Meters to Feet and Inches

Those who are accustomed to expressing their heights in feet and inches find it hard to estimate the heights of NBA players when expressed in meters. It can be easily done if we follow these simple steps

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MSC firsts: First Registered Caregiving School in San Pablo City

In San Pablo City, MSC was the first school recognized by TESDA to offer a short course on Caregiving.

The MSC Caregiver

MSC started its first Caregiving class on July 16, 2002 which was held at the 4th floor and the penthouse of the El Coco building along A. Fule St., beside MSC Annex.

MSC 18: Base Multiplication – Numbers Below the Base

When multiplying numbers below a power of 10, we subtract one number’s deficiency from the base from the other number and then add the product of the deficiencies.

Example 18.1: Find 98 x 97
= (100 – 2)(100 – 3)
= (100 – 2 – 3)(100) + (-2 x -3)
= (98 – 3) x 100 + 2 * 3
= 95 | 06
= 9,506

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In the Next Issue

MSC Joins Division Sports Meet
MSC Origins part XIII: From La Suerte to El Coco
MATH Story: Converting miles to kilometers
Stories from the Alumni: from Jomaica Luya
Only at MSC: In house training for MSC employees
VYP Launches 25 Math Short Cuts Book
MSC 19 – Base Multiplication: One Number Above and One Number Below the Base

Every week, this newsletter will feature one math short cut. We will progress from the simplest to the simple. Believe you can do it! Just proceed one step ( short cut ) at a time, and be pleasantly surprised to discover none of the math short cuts are difficult! Forward this newsletter to your friends, relatives, and young kids.

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Issue 15 – Basketball League & Squaring Numbers Ending in 5

Nov 19, 2014 Issue 15

Issue 15 – MSC Basketball League & Squaring Numbers Ending in 5

MSC Alumni Basketball League Update

The MSC Alumni Basketball League opened last November 8, 2014 at the Teomora covered court. The program started with the convocation, singing of the National Anthem, recitation of the MSC Mission, Vision, and Philosophy. Then the high school students had a cheerdance presentation of the winning teams during the school’s sportsfest.

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MSC Graduates Receive Golden Laurel Achievement Awards

Dennis Gutierrez and Lea Capule, graduates of MSC now teaching at Col. Lauro D. Dizon Memorial National High School (CLDDMNHS), were recently awarded the Golden Laurel Achievement Awards.

MATH-Inic conducts FREE Mental Math Training for Teachers

MATH-Inic Philippines started the series of Mental Math Training seminars for teachers on November 16, 2014.

A total of 23 teachers, mostly from the San Francisco District attended the training at the green school campus of VYP-MSC Institute of Technology at Sitio IX, San Gabriel, San Pablo City.

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MATH-Inic President, Virgilio “Sir Ike” Prudente personally conducted the training on mental math techniques and methods to make teaching math easier and fun.

Announcements: FREE Scholarship Test at MSC Starting Dec. 4

Give your child the MSC Advantage – Math, Science, and Computing, enroll them at MSC!

High School (Grades VII to X)
Bookkeeping Course
Caregiving Course
Computer Tutorials

Trivia – MSC: NAMFREL volunteer, SPERM member

MSC has always instilled in its students, faculty, and staff to always be aware of what is going on in the community/country and to take active part in activities that will affect the future of the society we live in.

Whenever election comes, all members of the MSC staff, some faculty members and students become volunteers of National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL). There were times when MSC became headquarter for quick counts. Volunteers from civic and other groups would deliver results which were tallied by MSC programmers and encoders. Partial results will then be displayed on a big screen outside for people to see. The quick counts usually lasted for more than 24 hours.

Stories from the Alumni: Hazel Flores-Maghirang

MSC – Madami akong naging experiences sa school na ito.

Dito ako nakakuha ng true friends na up to now mga barkada ko pa din.

Dito din ako natututo na makisalamuha sa iba’t ibang klase ng tao, before kasi mahiyain ako. Sa MSC bawal ang mahiyain, dapat involved ka sa mga activities nila na kahit ayaw mo sumali mapipilitan ka para sa grades pero later on mag-e-enjoy ka na din.

Hazel Flores-Maghirang
MSC Computer Training Center class 1999
Former Student Council Secretary
Businesswoman

MSC Origins part IX: Acquisition of MSC Annex

When MSC occupied the 4th floor of the La Suerte building, there needed to be another venue to accommodate the “overflow” students from MSC Main (as what the students used to call MSC – La Suerte). What MSC found was the old building along Artemio B. Fule St. (upper Lopez Jaena) which used to be Agrix Supermarket. This new site was christened MSC Annex or simply Annex.

Other equipment which could not be put in the fourth floor of La Suerte were placed at the annex. Equipped with one room each for typing and drafting a workshop, two classrooms and a music room. Annex housed the work area for highly-specialized courses like Autocad, a course specially suited for engineers, architects, drafting designers and others whose occupation involve drawing or designing of some kind.

Conversion: Yards to Meters

One yard is 3 feet or 36 inches, while one meter is 39.37 inches. This makes one yard to be about 0.9155 meters. But for practical use, we can approximate and use the rate 1 yard = 0.9 meters.

We can easily do that if we apply MSC-8, multiplying by 9.

MSC 15: Squaring Numbers Ending in 5

Squaring is multiplying a number by itself.

It is very easy to square two-digit numbers ending in five by using the Vedic Math sutra or word formula “By one more than the one before.”

The square of a two-digit number ending in 5 is composed of 2 parts.

The first or left hand part is obtained by multiplying the ten’s digit “By one more than the one before” or by the next number.

The second part is always 5 x 5 or 25.

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In the Next Issue

MSC 16 – Multiplying Complementary Numbers
MSC Origins part X: MSC HS opens at MSC Annex
Conversion: Feet to Meters
Stories from the Alumni: Joanna Erlano
Trivia: MSC – Official Tabulator ng Bayan

Every week, for 25 weeks up to December 4, 2014 when we celebrate our 25th Foundation day, this newsletter will feature one math short cut. We will progress from the simplest to the simple. Believe you can do it! Just proceed one step ( short cut ) at a time, and be pleasantly surprised to discover none of the math short cuts are difficult! Forward this newsletter to your friends, relatives, and young kids.

MSC 14 – Alumni Working in CARD, and Division by 25, 250, and 125

Nov 18, 2014 Issue 14

Issue 14 – Alumni Working in CARD, and Division by 25, 250, and 125

Featured group: MSC Alumni Working in CARD

CARD or the Center for Agriculture and Rural Development was founded in 1986 as a social development organization has now grown into the country’s microfinance leader. It offers microloans to support the livelihood activities of poor women and it also initiates programs in education, health, and agriculture. Today CARD has expanded to many institutions, including a microfinance organization, a bank for small and medium enterprises, an insurance agency, a leasing company, a pharmacy, and many others. Collectively these companies are known as CARD MRI ( CARD Mutually Reinforcing Institutions ) .

I love MSC! MSC is the Best!

MSC Institute of Technology has been a reliable provider of IT knowledge workers to CARD MRI, especially to the company tasked to support the information and communication technology requirements of the group, the CARD MRI Information Technology Inc. (CMIT). The current CMIT President and Vice President are MSC alumni.

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MSC Green Campus: A Stop-over for Climate Walk

VYP-MSC Institute of Technology played host to an environmental group currently conducting the Manila to Tacloban Climate Walk – a people’s walk for climate justice.

With the objective of promoting awareness on the effects of climate change, the group started at Rizal Park or kilometer 0 on October 2, and expects to reach Tacloban or ground 0 by November 8, in time for the first anniversary of Super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)

“Climate Walkers” on a stop-over at MSC green school campus

MSC Firsts: First to do School to School Orientation for Incoming Freshmen

When MSC started offering two-year courses, it also started a new trend in the way schools were promoted and advertised.

MSC went to private and public high schools and talked to all graduating students to introduce MSC and its courses. This included all former annexes of the San Pablo City National High School dispersed in different barangays. The MSC team also went to schools in Candelaria, Batangas, Liliw, and Los Baños.

Conversion: Meters to Feet

Since 1 yard = 3 feet, we can use the conversion factor 1 meter = 3.3 feet. We can simplify this computation using one of our favorite shortcuts, multiplying by 11. Remember that multiplying by 1.1 is simply multiplying by 11, and dividing by 10.

We can convert meters into feet in two ways, both involving only mental calculations:

Stories from the Alumni: Ednelyn Agulto

If you asked me what years in school I had fun with, I have to say it would have to be my high school days. I couldn’t help but look back on my four years at VYP-MSC Institute of Technology and ask myself, “What made my high school memories worth remembering?”.

Ednelyn S. Agulto
MSC High School class 2007
LSPU class 2011, BS Information Technology
Dean’s Lister
Web Content Administrator at Tyche Consulting Limited Philippines, ROHQ

MSC 14 – Dividing by 25, 250, 125

Remember that 25 is 100 divided by 4, so dividing by 25 is the same as dividing by 100 and multiplying by 4:

move the decimal point two places to the left then
multiply by 4 ( or double twice)

Previous Issues

In the Next Issue

MSC graduates receive Golden Laurel Achievement Awards
MSC Origins part IX: Acquisition of MSC Annex
Converting Yards to Meters
Stories from Hazel Flores-Maghirang
Trivia – MSC: NAMFREL volunteer, SPERM member
MSC 15 – Squaring Numbers Ending in 5
FREE Entrance/Scholarship Exam starting Dec. 4

MSC Green Campus: A Stop-over for Climate Walk

VYP-MSC Institute of Technology played host to an environmental group currently conducting the Manila to Tacloban Climate Walk – a peoples walk for climate justice.

The group was composed of 11 “core walkers” but volunteers would be joining them in some parts of the walk. Supporting the group are members of Greenpeace, Aksyon Klima Pilipinas, Fast for the Climate and Climate Reality Project.

The group has been spending nights in municipal gymnasiums and churches, and charges cell phone batteries and GPS trackers with their solar panels. In San Pablo City, the group spent Sunday evening at the green school campus of VYP-MSC IT and left early Monday, October 2.

Headed by Nityalila Saulo, they held short programs and talks in communities along the way to raise awareness on the effects of climate change. Also in the group was Naderev “Yeb” Saño, the climate change commissioner, environmentalist, philosopher, nature lover, and peace activitist who painted dolphins on the gate of the green campus of MSC.

With details from: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/642973/a-peoples-walk-from-km-0-to-ground-0

“Climate Walkers” on a stop-over at MSC green school campus

Announcement – MSC Alumni Homecoming Activities

The MSC Alumni Homecoming Activities have begun with alumni basketball and volleyball ( men and women’s leagues) and will culminate on Saturday, Dec 6, 2014 during the week long 25th MSC Foundation Week Activities, with the the Search for Outstanding MSC Alumni – Awarding Ceremonies, followed by the Alumni Homecoming Ball.

PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES	Activities
December 1, 2014 (Monday)	Campus Clean-up Drive
December 3, 2014(Wednesday)	Ingress of Exhibits
December 4, 2014 (Thursday)
8:00-9:00 a.m.	Thanksgiving Mass
9:30 a.m.	Motorcade
11:00 a.m.	Opening of Exhibits
	Student Recruitment/ Career Orientation
	Photo Exhibit – MSC milestones
	Math-Sci Exhibit
	Eng-Fil-Social Exhibit
	Arts Exhibit
	Botanical Garden
	Booths
1:00 p.m.	Scavenger Hunt!
	Scavenger Hunt!
	1st PC assembly & disassembly
	Visual Graphics
	1st digital arts – tarp layout
3:00 p.m.	Entrance/ Scholarship Exam/ Orientation to MSC High School
	MSC High School Got Talent !
	Mr. & Ms. MSC
December 5, 2014 (Friday)
8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.	Math-Sci Exhibit
	Eng-Fil-Social Exhibit
	Arts Exhibit
	Botanical Garden
9:00 a.m.	13th Inter-elem School Quiz Show
	Inter-class Math Sci Challenge
1:00 p.m.	5th Speed Math Contest
	Inter-class Speed Math contest
3:00 p.m.	9th Cyberfair web design contest (awarding)
	Robotics – demonstrations

December 6, 2014 (Saturday)
8:00 a.m.	Family Day
	PTA raffle/ games/ boodle fight
3 p.m.	Sayawit
	Search for Outstanding MSC Alumni
6 p.m.	Search for Outstanding MSC Alumni – Awarding Ceremony Dinner
	Alumni Homecoming

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If you’d like to join the activities, please register using the indicated links:

Alumni Shirt Design Contest

Alumni Men’s Basketball League

Alumni Volleyball League (for men and women)

MSC’s Annual Acquaintance Party

MSC on its 25^th year held its annual acquaintance day celebration, last June 20, 2014, Friday, with its actively participating faculty, staff and students.

Starting at exactly 8:30 in the morning, students of Grades 7, 8, 9 and fourth year assembled in the school hall. The program proper started with an invocation led by Kyle Javier,a Grade 9 student. It was followed by the national anthem led by the MSC Performing Arts, trained by Mr. Rene Antiporda and Ms. Krizzalyn Barrios, the Glee Club advisers. The opening remarks of the school principal, Mrs. Lerma S. Prudente, and inspirational message from Mr. Virgilio Y. Prudente, school president, have made everyone excited on their upcoming presentation.

Each year level presented their talents and special numbers with group dance performance and songs. The students showed and proved that each of them have talents that they can share and be proud of. The event included jail and message booths, which raised funds for the Student Council.

Yells and shouts filled the hall in the afternoon with the games presented by each group with the winners receiving prizes. The acquaintance party and program was successfully held as the first activity of the Student Council for this school year. It achieved the goal of the studentry in proving that learning cooperation and teamwork can be fun, and socialization will leave high school memories that will last and will never be forgotten.

—Rica Mae Comia

New Computer Programming Courses @ MSC

Why is Computer Programming important?

“The programmers of tomorrow are the wizards of the future.”
Gabe Newell, Founder of Valve Software: the creator of Dota & Counter-Strike

“One million of the best jobs will go unfilled because only 1 out of 10 schools teach students how to code”
http://code.org

“Everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer… because it teaches you how to think.”

Steve Jobs, Co-founder of Apple Inc. & Pixar Animation Studios

Enroll in our new courses:

Introduction to Programming & Robotics (for ages 12 to 17)
Saturdays, 10 am to 12 noon

Introduction to Python Programming (for ages 12 to 17)
Saturdays, 1 to 3 pm

SCHEDULE: September 27 to December 6, 2014

Robotics Programming is a lot of Fun!

Issue 8 – Mutya ng Pilipinas and Multiplying by 9

Sept 4, 2014 Issue 8

Issue 8 – Mutya ng Pilipinas and Multiplying by 9

Glennifer Perido, MSC High School alumna crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism

Glennifer Perido, a member of MSC High School class of 2005-2006 was recently crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism International 2014, held on August 8, 2014 at Solaire Casino and Resort in Pasay City.

Glennifer after being proclaimed Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism

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The Search for MSC Outstanding Alumni Is On!

Any MSC former student, Class, faculty, or staff may nominate one or more alumni subject to the requirements for nomination. Nomination form may be requested through msc@msc.edu.ph or at the MSC Office, San Gabriel, San Pablo City.

MSC Ipinagdiwang ang Buwan ng Wika 2014

Ngayong buwan ng Agosto, muling ipinagdiriwang ng mga mag-aaral ng MSC ang Buwan ng Pambansang Wika na may temang “Filipino: Wika ng Pagkakaisa.” Ito ay ayon sa Pangpanguluhang Proklamasyon Blg. 1041, s. 1997 na nilagdaan ni Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos. Idineklara nito ang buwan ng Agosto bilang Buwan ng Pambansang Wika kaugnay na rin ng kapanganakan noong Agosto 19, 1878, ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, ang Ama ng Wikang Pambansa.

Buwan ng Wika 2014 winners

MSC High School on Independence Day

By Lady Chaniyel T. Millares

The Junior High School students of MSC, together with their teachers joined the San Pablo community in celebrating the country’s 118th Independence Day at the city plaza. The event started with the flag raising led by San Pablo City officials.

MSC High School students attending the Independence Day floral offering at the city plaza

MSC – The First to Teach Computer Courses in San Pablo Schools

This is the continuation of our series on “MSC’s firsts”, or how MSC helped put technology closer to San Pableños.

In 1990, less than a year after the opening of MSC Computer Training Center, MSC started teaching computer lessons in other San Pablo City schools. First to partner with MSC was St. Joseph School of San Pablo City. MSC provided 5 personal computers for the use of the elementary pupils who enrolled in probably the first formal computer classes in the city.

MSC Origins Part III : Start of Classes at A. Flores St.

Our transfer to A. Flores St. was very timely because of our rapidly growing enrollment. In our first month alone, 43 students enrolled. Another 80 enlisted in the first 5 months of 1990. Most of them took up the FCO course. A few FCO finishers continued their computer education by taking up the Advanced Computer Operations (ACO) course.

Computing Commissions

by Ike Prudente

Before we started MATH-Inic, I planned to organize mental Math classes for parents so that they can teach their children at home. To promote my courses I thought of inviting them to free seminars, where I showed them examples of mental calculations.

A good friend, Past President Rosanna Panque of the Kiwanis Club of Siete Lagos who is a Unit Manager at Insular Life asked me to give an ice breaker at one of meetings of her associates. After discussing some short cuts, I asked my audience what they usually compute. As expected, they told me that they often want to know their commissions as soon as their clients bought a policy.

Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush!

by the Busybee

Here we go round the mulberry bush
The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush
Here we go round the mulberry bush
So early in the morning

Mulberries! Just when everyone thought mulberry season is over, there is now an abundance of mulberries. The children here in the MSC Green Campus in San Gabriel, the MSC students, teachers, staff and guests, the MATH-Inic children, they all love mulberries. It’s a happy sight, a happy food, a super food.

Eat your mulberries fresh

Featured Batch: MSC 3-year Office Management Course Class 1994-95 (first batch)

When MSC started offering computer classes, the first courses were short-term courses on computer operation and programming. In the first semester of school year 1991-1992, two-year courses on Computer Technology and Office Management were offered to the growing number of MSC students. Then in school year 1994-95, MSC offered the three-year courses onComputer Technology and Office Management.

MSC 8 – Multiplying by 9

Recall the x9 table.

9 x 1  = 09
9 x 2  = 18
9 x 3  = 27
9 x 4  = 36
9 x 5  = 45
9 x 6  = 54
9 x 7  = 63
9 x 8  = 72
9 x 9  = 81
9 x 10 = 90

If you look closely at the consecutive products of 9, you will see a pattern.The first digit of the product is in increasing order from 0 to 9; while the second digit is decreasing from 9 to 0.

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25 years of MSC ( more stories )
Acquaintance Party 2014
MSC 9 – Dividing by 5
MSC – First School to have a generator
First Batch of OMC and CTC Graduates

Financial Planning Seminar in San Pablo

The FREE Financial Planning Seminar goes to San Pablo! The seminar is open to the public and will be held at the MSC Green Campus in San Gabriel, hence it is especially convenient for MSC teachers, staff, alumni and friends.

What: This two part event will have a “Practical Tips on Money Management” seminar/presentation then the attendees break up into smaller groups for financial coaching to create personal financial blueprints.

When: Sept 10, 2014, 4pm

Where: MSC Institute of Technology Green Campus

The Financial Planning seminar is about building a solid financial foundation.

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MSC Ipinagdiwang ang Buwan ng Wika 2014

Nilalayon ng pagdiriwang na maipalaganap ang paggamit ng wikang pambansa upang maging instrument ng kapayapaan at mahikayat ang ating mga kababayan na bigyang halaga ang ating wika sa pagkakaisa ng bawat Filipino.

Ang paggamit ng Filipino bilang wikang pambansa ay magbubunsod sa pagkakasundo sa mga usaping pangkapayapaan dahil sa pagkakaunawaan ng bawat isa.

Lahat ng mag-aaral, kasama ang kanilang mga guro ay nagdaos ng isang palatuntunan noong Agosto 20. Tinampukan ito ng mga paligsahan sa larangan ng pagtula, pagtatalumpati, balagtasan, pagbabalita, sabayang pagbigkas, at mga paligsahan sa isahang pag-awit at dalawahang tinig. Mas pinasigla ang palatuntunan ng pagpili ng Lakan at Lakambini ng MSC at mga piling bilang mula sa iba’t ibang antas.

Buwan ng Wika 2014 winners

Ang mga nanalo sa mga paligsahan :

Tula: Alliah Patulot, 1^st place, Leslie Umali , 2^nd place, Rica Mae Comia, 3^rd place, Kyle Andrew Hara , 4^th place

Talumpati: Januel Buedad , 1^st place, Kyle Javier, 2^nd place, Elyza Mendoza , 3^rd place, Abigail Diamante, 4^th place

Balagtasan (Lakandiwa): Lianne Sarmiento, 1^st place, Ashley Alcos, 2^nd place, Angelica Rombaoa, 3^rd place, Sam Reyes, 4^th place

Balagtasan (unang panig): Decerie Tulipan, 1^st place, Ezra Panganiban , 2^nd place, Karl Buedad , 3^rd place, Arriane Castillo , 4^th place

Balagtasan (ikalawang panig): Linzi Penales , 1^st place, Christine Villota, 2^nd place, Lady Millares, 3^rd place, Allyzon Reyes, 4^th place

Pagbabalita: 4^th year – Diamond, 1^st place; Grade 7 – Sampaguita, 2^nd place; Grade 9 – Narra, 3^rd place; Grade 8 – Anahaw, 4^th place

Sabayang Pagbigkas: 4^th year – Diamond, 1^st place; Grade 8 – Anahaw, 2^nd place

Isahang Tinig: Venus Hernandez , 1^st place, DecerieTulipan, 2^nd place, Hannah Marie Flores, 3^rd place, Franco Melendrez, 4^th place

Dalawahang Tinig: Lovynel Cortez & Albert Atienza, 1^st place, Angelica Rombaoa & Zeus Diacos, 2^nd place, Adhie Banayo & Ryan Matuto, 3^rd place, Christian Solpico & Mark Kenn Oca, 4^th place

Mga Natatanging Mag-aaral – Pagpapakilala: Elena Hernandez & Aaron Yabut; Kasuotan: Arissa Jane Lacbay & Aaron Yabut; Talento: Linzi Penales & Neil Norman Tumawis; Pambato ng Masa: Elena Hernandez & Aaron Yabut

Lakan at Lakambini 2014- 2015: Arissa Jane Lacbay & Jefferson Sarzadilla; Unang Lakan at Lakamini: Hazel Villanueva & Neil Norman Tumawis; Elena Hernandez & Aaron Yabut, Ikalawang Lakan at Lakambini; Lyka Gelyn De Luna & Nestor Jacob, Ikatlong Lakan at Lakambini.

“Ang hindi magmahal sa sariling wika ay higit pa sa malansang isda…” – Dr. Jose P. Rizal

Glennifer Perido, MSC High School alumna crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism

Glennifer Perido, a member of MSC High School class of 2005-2006 was recently crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism International 2014, held on August 8, at Solaire Casino and Resort in Pasay City.

Glennifer in her high school graduation toga

Glennifer after being proclaimed Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism

Out of 30 candidates from different provinces in the country and communities abroad, Glennifer also won Best in Evening Gown, Mutya Rain or Shine, Miss Zen Institute and Miss Ivana Fragrance. She will represent the country in the Miss Tourism International 2014 to be held on December 31st in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Glennifer is from Kalinga, the province she represented during the pageant, but she went to San Pablo City and finished her high school at MSC. She is a BS Nursing graduate and is now a Registered Nurse. With her 5’8” height and whistle-bait figure, she participated and won in the following pageants:

Mutya ng San Pablo 2009
Binibining Laguna 2009
Flores de Laguna 2009
Miss STAWD 2009
Binibining Pilipinas 2011 Official Candidate
Miss Casino Filipino 2011 – 1st Runner Up
Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2011 – Philippines
Miss Philippines Air 2012

Congratulations Glennifer! Your MSC family is proud of you. We wish you the best of luck in the Miss Tourism International 2014 in December and in all your future endeavors.

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