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May 20 2015
USTHS holds Recognition Ceremonies for SY 2014-2015
UST Junior High School holds an annual recognition ceremonies for the students who have exemplified exceptional academic and conduct performance for the school year that was. The Final Recognition Ceremonies for the School Year 2014- 2015 was held last May 18, 2015 at the Benavides Auditorium. The 4-hour program was divided into two parts, the Fourth Quarter Academic and Conduct Awards and the Overall Academic Excellence, Exemplary Conduct and Service Awards for the undergraduates.
Professor Minerva P. Calimag, M.D., the President of the Philippine Medical Association and an alumna of UST High School Batch 1973 graced the momentous event through her inspirational message to the student awardees and to their parents as well.
General Academic Excellence Awardees
Grade 9
First Honors – Rienna Y. Soliven
Second Honors – Uraina Uriah F. Tabago
Third Honors – Anjeanette S. Sy
Fourth Honors – Al Vicente Riano DC. Lisboa
Fifth Honors – Sean Angelo Del Rosario
Sixth Honors – Joanna G. Reyes
Seventh Honors – Josephine M. Jordan
Eighth Honors – Viany A. Manuel, Jr.
Ninth Honors – Edrianne Rae M. Trias
Tenth Honors – Pia Gabrielle Q. Canonero
Grade 8
First Honors – Patricia R. Bojador
Second Honors – Virgel Ross J. Carillo
Third Honors – Maria Erika B. Rivera
Fourth Honors – Ronalyn Joyce C. Lalimo
Fifth Honors – Roi John O. Javier
Sixth Honors – Ji Yong Oh
Seventh Honors – Christa Bianca B. Padrigo
Eighth Honors – Maria Patricia Anne G. Marcelo
Ninth Honors – Sarina A. Sasaki
Tenth Honors – Alexis Gloria E. Al Sharhan
Grade 7
First Honors – Eunice Estelle B. Villegas
Second Honors – Allysa Veronica L. Urquico
Third Honors – Cyra Yasmin M. Sabal
Fourth Honors – Nathalie Belle F. Villademosa
Fifth Honors – Veronica A. Gamoso
Sixth Honors – John Andrew Alsol
Seventh Honors – Rovee Lucille T. Doliente
Eighth Honors – Sophia P. Punzalan
Ninth Honors – Mian Kieff T. Albano
Tenth Honors – John Afred Malabanan
Exemplary Conduct Awardees
Grade 9 – Reginald R. Marcelino
Grade 8 – Maria Patricia Anne G. Marcelo
Grade 7 – Jeri Ann M. Capulong
Exemplary Service Awardees
Gheneva Mae M. Aleta
Hannah Marie C. Banzuelo
Pia Gabrielle Q. Cañonero
Angelica Mae C. Endaya
Jomarly Joshua G. Estrada
Ralph Rainell C. Estrella
Raina Rheta S. Galut
Reginald R. Marcelino
John Marco D. Pronto
Clarisse Niña I. Reyes
Joanna G. Reyes
Rienna Y. Soliven
Anjeanette S. Sy
Uraina Uriah F. Tabago
April Joy P. Uri
Benavides Outstanding Achievement Awardees
Imee Joyce M. Saavedra
Joshua Raphael A. Tan
Pauline Marie Monique M. Gaston
St. Dominic De Guzman Award for Outstanding Teamwork
UST High School Student Council (SY 2014 – 2015)
Pope Leo XIII Award for Community Development
Karen Regina B. Calumpang
Quezon Leadership Awardee
Nina Jessica C. Pasno
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May 05 2015Dominican Network Youth Group convenes delegates nationwide on its 19th Summer Camp
Eight students represented UST High School in the 19th DYG Summer Camp organized by the Dominican Network Youth Group held at San Pedro College – Ulas Campus, Davao City. The said encounter endorsed the theme “Liberating Truth: Key to Freedom” for five days, from April 28, 2015 to May 3, 2015. UST JHS DomNet Adviser, Ms. Lydia Basaysay, joined the eight representatives: Agatha Tacneng (St. Daniel ’14-’15), Maria Andrea Capiral (St. Dominica ’14-‘15), Micah Apostol and Reinalyn Cadavillo (St. Catherine ’14-’15), Joshua Raphael Tan and Stella Santos (St. Dorothea ’14-’15), Erika Marie De Guzman (St. Dionysius ’14-’15), and Al Vicente Riano Lisboa (St. Cecilia ’14-’15).
Fr. Ramonclaro Mendez, O.P. presided the opening mass which was succeeded by San Pedro College President Sr. Anabella Roña, O.P.’s welcoming remarks. DYG National Coordinator Dave Marangay oriented all 264 delegates from 38 schools nationwide through the “welcome presentation,” wherein all representatives divided themselves into different teams and made their own cheers and flags. The first day of camp directed the youth towards the meaning of truth through a talk entitled “Unsa ba ang tinuod?” by Fr. Lauro de Dios, O.P., the rector of Angelicum School Iloilo. “Unsa ba ang tinuod” is a Bisayan translation of “what is the truth?”
Teambuilding activities were held in the Bluejaz Beach Resort at Samal, Davao City. On the third day, three DYG alumni namely Kuya Bagani, Ate Ivy, and Ate JV shared their own inspirational stories highlighting their faith in God and overcoming life’s ordeals. All delegates were provided the Youth Annual Report, a narrative which showcases DomNet’s activities throughout A.Y. 2014 – 2015. A new set of DYG officers was also determined on the same day. Another talk with the title “Gawasnong Kamaturoan sa Ginoo” (God’s Liberating Truth) was offered to each contingent by Fr. Stephen Besa, O.P.
The fourth day of the DYG summer camp began with a mass presided by Mindanao Vocation Promoter Fr. Norman Quilaquil who shared in his homily that “…a DomNet kid should have a grateful heart, a sincere heart, and a joyful heart.” All delegates registered themselves in various workshops that could enhance their skills involving singing, dancing, drama, photography, painting, or modelling to disseminate further the essence of truth as the ultimate key to freedom.
The 19th DYG Summer Camp was concluded by a final mass presided by Fr. Christopher Jeffrey Aytona, O.P. who gave a Pope Francis Cross to each delegate as a “pabaon” along with Fr. Lauro de Dios, O.P. and Fr. John Stephen Besa, O.P. On the same day, the Core Team acknowledged every school’s participation through the awarding of certificates. Jessieca Infante, member of the UST DomNet Core Team, spearheaded the Ritual of Goodbye after the new set of DYG officers had their corresponding inductions.
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