Those who have had the pleasure of knowing Coach Rio De La Cruz personally, or have heard even just bits and pieces of his rags-to-riches life story, will agree that this 27-year-old high-speed roadrunner, running coach extraordinaire, and running events maestro has come a very long way – literally and figuratively.

From his humble beginnings as a native of Bato, Camarines Sur, he is the youngest of 14 children – 7 of which are his full-blooded siblings while the rest are half-siblings. At nine-months old, his biological mother left them and it was his biological father who raised their whole brood while they lived with his grandfather in Bicol. Innocence is bliss and despite the hardships that surrounded him and his family, he still found joy in childhood games where he had his first encounter with the sport that has made a great impact in his life: running.

Source: http://runrio.com/about-us/

Karen Jimeno
(cum laude) 2005

Ms. Jimeno is a banking & finance lawyer at Quisumbing Torres. She has substantial experience in the development and project financing of power projects. She also has considerable experience in the development and project financing of major projects involving water, telecommunications, transportation and mining.

Prior to working at Quisumbing Torres, Ms. Jimeno worked as an associate with SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan Law Firm from 2006 to 2007 where she handled work relating to various fields of law including Litigation, Labor, Tax, Intellectual Property and Corporate Law.

From 2009 to 2010, Ms. Jimeno was a professorial lecturer at the University of the Philippines, College of Law where she taught a course on Sales. She was also a guest lecturer at the University of San Beda, College of Business where she lectured on Philippine income taxation to students pursuing a Master’s in Business degree.

Ms. Jimeno received her Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of the Philippines, College of Law in 2005, where she graduated cum laude and was awarded the Dean’s Medal for Academic Excellence. She was conferred membership in the international honor societies of Phi Kappa Phi and Pi Gamma Mu in 2005. She received her Bachelor of Arts major in Humanities and Management degree from the University of Asia & the Pacific in 2001 where she graduated with a magna cum laude GPA.

Ms. Jimeno received her Master of Laws degree from Harvard Law School in 2011. She was a Submissions Reader Editor for the Harvard International Law Journal.

Ms. Jimeno interned for the International Justice Mission in 2004, where she collaborated with the public attorney’s office to represent and litigate for imprisoned children. She also interned for the Office of the Legal Aid of the University of the Philippines from 2004 to 2005, where she handled various cases for indigent clients. Since 2007, Ms. Jimeno has been an active member of the Pro-Bono Committee of Quisumbing Torres where she provides free legal services in litigation cases for indigent clients.

From 2007 to 2009, Ms. Jimeno served as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, Makati Chapter.

• Presidents of accredited chapters become ex-officio members of the UPAA Board of Directors and are entitled to attend Board meetings.
• Chapter officers are entitled to participate in the annual meetings of the UP Alumni Council and of the UPAA Chapters, and thereby participate in setting policy for the UPAA.
• The chapter and any of its members may be nominated for the UPAA Distinguished Service Award  for an Organization and/or for an Alumnus.
•  Chapter activities submitted to UPAA will be published in the UPAA Yearbook produced during the annual Alumni Homecoming.

rhg/dheng:12-8-2011

TO:  UPAA Board

UP Alumni Associations and Chapters

UP Secretary

Chancellors of UP Campuses

SUBJECT:  Election of the UPAA Board of Directors for 2012-2015

We are pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted for the twenty-three (23) members of the UPAA Board of Directors for the term 2012-2015, to represent the various constituent academic units in the U.P. System (please refer to the attached UPAA Election Rules & Regulations and Implementing Rules & Regulations.)

Only members in good standing are eligible for nomination, provided that no member of the Association shall be nominated and elected as a director for more than two consecutive terms.  Members in good standing are those members, regular and honorary, who have paid the annual (P300) or life (P2,000/$50) membership fees.

Nominations may be made by any accredited UPAA alumni chapter or association based in U.P colleges, schools or institutes, or those based elsewhere in the Philippines and abroad. These nominations must be endorsed by the Chapter/Association President or her/his duly authorized representative, and accompanied with the chapter’s board resolution for the nomination.  Likewise, any group of at least twenty-five (25) alumni may nominate their candidates, provided all those nominating are members in good standing of the U.P. Alumni Association.  The enclosed Nomination Form must be submitted with three (3) copies of the nominee’s curriculum vitae and three (3) copies of his/her passport-size photographs.  Please take note that the nominee’s concurrence is necessary before the UPAA Elections Committee (COMELEC) considers the nomination.  Only properly accomplished nomination forms complete with CVs and pictures will be accepted, provided they reach the UPAA Secretariat Office not later than 5:00 P.M. on FEBRUARY 29, 2012.    

Blank ballots and the official list of candidates will be mailed only to members in good standing. Accomplished ballots may be hand-delivered to the UPAA COMELEC not later than 5:00 P.M. of JUNE 1, 2012, ormailed to the Committee provided they are post-marked not later than MAY 25, 2012.

The election period has been set from  April 16 to June 1, 2012.  Canvassing will be on Saturday, JUNE 2, 2012.

We enjoin you to send your nominations soonest and actively support the election of the new UPAA Board of Directors.

Thank you.

JOSUE N. BELLOSILLO

Chairman

UPAA Elections Committee

Download: 2012 Election Nomination Form Approved by Comelec

TIMETABLE FOR ELECTION OF THE UPAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE TERM 2012-2015

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RULES AND REGULATIONS

GOVERNING THE ELECTION OF THE UPAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FOR THE TERM 2012-2015 

            Pursuant to the authority vested in it by the Board of Directors of the U.P. Alumni Association, the Committee on Elections (henceforth COMELEC) promulgates these rules which shall govern the election of the members of the Board of Directors of the U.P. Alumni Association (henceforth UPAA) for the term 2012-2015:

Sec. 1.  Number of Directors to be Elected.  —  The number of Directors to be elected from each unit or group of units shall be as follows:

Unit or Group of Units   (College, School or Institute)

U.P. LOS BAÑOS

No. of Directors to be Elected: 5

Agriculture

Arts & Sciences

Development Communication

Economics & Management

Engineering & Agro-Industrial Technology

Environmental Science & Management

Forestry & Natural Resources

Graduate School

Human Ecology

Public Affairs

ROTC

Veterinary Medicine

U.P. OPEN UNIVERSITY

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Management Sciences

Faculty of Science & Technology

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

U.P. VISAYAS

No. of Directors to be Elected: 5

Arts & Sciences

Fisheries & Ocean Sciences

Management (School of Developmental Management)

School of Technology [& Environmental Resources]

U.P. College Iloilo

UPV Management

U.P. Cebu College

Cebu Jr. College (defunct)

Southern Island Hospital (defunct)

U.P. Tacloban College

U.P. MINDANAO

College of Humanities & Social Sciences

College of Science & Mathematics

School of Management

U.P. MANILA 

No. of Directors to be Elected:  3

Allied Medical Professions

Arts & Sciences

Dentistry

Medicine

National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions

Nursing

Pharmacy

Public Health

School of Health Sciences

U.P. College Manila

U.P. BAGUIO

No. of Directors to be Elected: 5

Arts & Communication

Science

Social Sciences

U.P. DILIMAN

Arts and Letters

Asian Center

Islamic Studies

Mass Communication

Science

Social Sciences & Philosophy

Social Work & Community Development

Population Institute

Northern Luzon College (defunct)

U.P. Extension Program in San Fernando, Pampanga

U.P. Extension Program in Olongapo

U.P. Clark Air Base (defunct)

U.P. Tarlac (defunct)

U.P. DILIMAN

No. of Directors to be Elected: 2

Business Administration

School of Economics

School of Labor and Industrial Relations

School of Urban & Regional Planning

School of Statistics (Statistical Center)

National College of Public Administration & Governance

U.P. DILIMAN

No. of Directors to be Elected: 2

Architecture

Engineering

Fine Arts

Music

U.P. DILIMAN

No. of Directors to be Elected: 2

Education

Home Economics

U.P. DILIMAN

No. of Directors to be Elected: 1

Asian Institute of Tourism

Human Kinetics (SPEAR)

Library Science

ROTC

U.P. DILIMAN

No. of Directors to be Elected: 1

Law

Sec. 2.  Term of Office. – The members of the Board of Directors shall hold office for a term of three years (2012-2015) until their successors shall have been duly elected and qualified.

Sec. 3.  Qualification of Candidates. – Any regular member of the U.P. Alumni Association in good standing is eligible for nomination, provided that no member of the Association shall be nominated and elected as a Director for more than two (2) consecutive terms.

Sec. 4.  Nomination of Candidates. -

(a)  Any college, school or institute alumni association, city/provincial or foreign alumni association chapter accredited with the UPAA, may nominate its candidates or candidates.  All nominations must be duly endorsed by the Chapter President, or any duly authorized representative, and accompanied by the Chapter’s Board Resolution.

(b)  Any group of at least twenty-five (25) alumni from the groupings specified above may nominate its candidates, provided all those nominating are members in good standing of the UPAA.  The names of the members nominating must be either typewritten or written in block letters with their respective academic degrees and years of graduation duly indicated.

(c)  Every nominee must sign a conforme to his/her nomination to undertake the duties and responsibilities attached to the office to which he/she may be elected.

(d)  Every nominee must state his/her Mission/Vision in his/her nomination papers accompanied by three (3) copies of his/her bio-data and three (3) copies of his/her passport-size photograph.

Sec. 5. Deadline for Nominations. – All nominations must be received by the UPAA COMELEC, Bahay ng Alumni, U.P. Diliman Campus, Quezon City 1101, not later than 5:00 o’clock in the afternoon of 29 FEBRUARY 2012.

Sec. 6.  Election Period. – Election period begins on 16 APRIL 2012 and ends 5:00 o’clock in the afternoon of 1 JUNE 2012.

Sec. 7.  All mailed accomplished ballots must have be postmarked by the Post Office where mailed not later than 25 MAY 2012.

Sec. 8.  The votes cast shall be canvassed on 2 JUNE 2012, at the seat of the UPAA COMELEC at Bahay ng Alumni referred to in Sec. 5 hereof.

Sec. 9.   Qualification of Voters. – Every regular member of the UPAA in good standing shall be entitled to one (1) vote.  Members in good standing are those who shall have paid the annual and life membership fees of P300.00 or P2,000.00/$50, respectively, not later than 28 MAY 2012.

Sec. 10.  Who may obtain ballots. – Only regular members of the UPAA in good standing as of 28 MAY 2012, who are therefore qualified voters, may obtain ballots from the COMELEC or Head Office of the UPAA if so designated by COMELEC.

Sec. 11.  Proxy-voting. – Proxy-voting may be allowed provided that the representative is duly authorized in writing by the voting member, such authority being duly authenticated by the COMELEC Authentication Committee to be designated by the COMELEC.  No member who is running for any elective office may be designated member of the Authentication Committee. 

Sec. 12.  Lost ballots. – Lost ballots may be replaced only after convincing proof that the same were lost or misplaced and that recovering them is impossible despite diligent efforts to do so as may be determined by COMELEC.  For this purpose, a sworn statement shall be submitted by the qualified voter alleging such loss.  Replacement ballots issued under this section shall be duly accounted for in the appropriate ledger to be kept by the COMELEC.

Sec. 13.  Mailing of ballots. – All regular members of good standing of the UPAA whose current mailing addresses are filed with the Office of Alumni Relations shall be sent one ballot each.

All those qualified voters whose names and/or addresses do not appear in the mailing list of the Office of Alumni Relations may submit their names and addresses to the COMELEC not later than 16 May 2012, to claim the official ballots.

Sec. 14.  Where a voter asks for ballot notwithstanding its having been mailed to him. – When a qualified voter requests his ballot from the head office of the UPAA either in person or by a duly authorized representative, and it appears that the same was already mailed to him earlier in accordance with the preceding section, a replacement ballot may be issued to him provided that the particular voter will not be voting twice as may be determined by the Authentication Committee or the COMELEC.

Sec 15.  Submission of ballots. – All ballots shall be submitted to the Head Office of the UPAA either personally or by mail.  Ballots may be personally brought to the Head Office by the qualified voter himself or by his duly authorized representative during business hours beginning 16 APRIL 2012 until five o’clock in the afternoon of 1 JUNE 2012.  Mailed ballots must be received by the Head Office not later than five o’clock in the afternoon of 1 JUNE 2012.

Sec. 16.  Requirements for submission of ballots. – All accomplished ballots brought to the Head Office of the UPAA, or received by mail in accordance with the preceding section, shall be kept inside a sealed envelope and deposited immediately in the ballot box provided by COMELEC.

Sec. 17.  Ballot box. – The Head Office of the UPAA shall maintain a ballot box for the election and the same shall be kept safe at the office at all times at the office of COMELEC.  The ballot box shall be duly sealed by the members of COMELEC and may be brought out of the office premises only upon its authorization.

Sec. 18.  Canvass. – The final canvass of votes shall be done in public beginning at 9:00 o’clock in the morning of 2 JUNE 2012 in the presence of the members of COMELEC.  The COMELEC may promulgate such rules that may be necessary in order to protect the integrity of the election process and to maintain order and proper decorum in the area where the canvass is held.

Sec. 19.  Contested ballots. – Any ballot contested by a qualified voter or candidate during the canvass shall be decided by COMELEC with dispatch.

Sec. 20.  Proclamation of winners. – Immediately upon final tally of votes cast, the winners shall be proclaimed by COMELEC.  No election contest or protest shall stay the proclamation of the winners.

Sec. 21.  Election contest or protest. – Any candidate who contests or protests the result of the election shall submit his/her contest or protest in writing to the COMELEC within five (5) days from the date of the proclamation of the winner/s.  A qualified candidate dissatisfied with the ruling of the Committee may appeal to the outgoing Board within five (5) days from notice thereof, and the Board, in turn, shall resolve the same within ten (10) days.  The decision of the Board on the appeal shall be final.

Sec. 22.  Suppletory application of election statutes.  — The provisions of the Omnibus Election Code of the Philippines, as amended, and all other pertinent election laws, rules and regulations in the Philippines not inconsistent with these rules shall be given suppletory application in the resolution of disputes, contests and protests relating to the election.

Sec. 23.  Queries. – Any query addressed to the COMELEC relative to the provisions of these rules or any other rule relating to the election shall be in writing.

Sec. 24.  Effectivity. – These rules shall take effect immediately upon promulgation by the UPAA COMELEC and approval by the incumbent UPAA Board of Directors.

28 NOVEMBER 2011.

JOSUE  N. BELLOSILLO

C h a i r m a n

RUBY G. ALCANTARA                                                                                                

M e m b e r

JOSE WENDELL P. CAPILI           

M e m b e r

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U.P. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC.

COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS

DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY

IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS

Pursuant to Article XI of the Amended By Laws of UPAA as of June 14, 1997 creating a COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS and empowering it to adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary for conducting the elections of members of the UPAA Board of Directors, the following implementing rules and regulations are hereby adopted and promulgated:

SECTION 1.  Definitions. – As used in this issuance, the following words and phrases shall mean:

1. Comelec – the Committee on Elections formed by the UPAA Board on November 4, 2011 during its regular meeting for the month whereat quorum to transact business was present.
2. Election of UPAA Board -  the election of the regular members of the UPAA Board for the term 2012 to 2015 scheduled for the period starting from April 16 to June 1, 2012.
3. UPAA Board – refers to the sitting Board whose members were duly elected in 2009 and expiring in 2012 upon the election and assumption of office of the new members thereof.
4. Rules and Regulations – election issuances by the past Elecom (Comelec) that have not been repealed, modified or otherwise amended by the incumbent Comelec.
5. Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of 2012 – refer to election issuances of the incumbent Comelec, particularly this IRR, adopted and promulgated in accordance with Article XI of the UPAA By Laws.
6. Nomination of Candidates – the submission on or before 5:00 P.M. of February 29, 2012 of the written form (a) containing the complete name, degree/s, year/s of graduation and college/s of the alumnus/alumna proposed as candidate for member of the UPAA Board, with his/her genuine signature thereon indicating acceptance of the nomination and attesting the veracity of the foregoing information, (b) stating the names, address/es and signature/s of the nominator/s, and (c) enclosing the required number of copies of accompanying attachments like UPAA Chapter Board Nomination Resolution, where applicable, the curriculum vitae, and photograph of the candidate.  Non-compliance with these requirements shall invalidate the nomination.
7. Nominators – the accredited UPAA Alumni Chapter or 25 individual U.P. alumni who are members of the Association in good standing proposing the candidacy of a particular alumnus/alumna to the position of regular member of the UPAA Board.
8. Authentication Committee – refers to members of the UPAA Board who are not running for re-election, assigned by the Board and who are hereby formally deputized by the Comelec to assist the latter in pre-determining the qualifications of the (a)  candidates who shall be officially recognized to run for positions in the UPAA Board of Directors, and (b)  voters to whom the corresponding ballots may be released either personally or by mail or through their duly authorized representative/s.
9. Duly Authorized Representative – the person authorized by the voter or candidate to secure the ballot from the Comelec, to cast and vote said ballot, in accordance with Comelec rules and regulations, by dropping the same in the ballot box/es provided for the purpose; or by the candidate/s, to be present at / witness the printing of the ballots, and/or contest ballots during the canvassing.  Said representative must be armed with written authority and identification document to entitle him/her to Comelec recognition.  The Authority shall be in the form prescribed by the Comelec, and any other form shall not be honored nor entitle the representative to perform or participate in the performance of the delegated acts.
10. Ballot – refers to the piece of paper prescribed by the Comelec listing the candidates to be voted upon, printed with notice to and in the presence of the candidates or their duly authorized representatives interested to witness the printing, and numbered with other ballots consecutively.
11. Voting – includes the acts of securing the ballots from the Comelec, choosing the candidates listed in the ballots by checking their names in the spaces/boxes provided therein, and returning the duly accomplished ballots to the Comelec either personally or through a duly appointed representative or by mail.
12. Canvass – the actual counting by the Comelec, with the assistance of deputies duly appointed for the purpose, of the votes cast for the candidates to the 23- member UPAA Board.  The deputized canvassers shall have no authority to rule on questions of validity of the ballots.
13. Poll Watchers – the persons designated in writing by candidate/s for the purpose of observing the process of the canvass, including the conditions of the ballots, who may report the observation/s to the candidate/s concerned who may, in turn, contest the same pursuant to Section 10 hereof.  The watcher’s written authority shall be submitted to the Comelec before the canvassing.  Each candidate running alone or independently or group of candidates running under a common ticket, may designate only one poll watcher for every poll precinct that the Comelec may constitute prior to the canvass.
14. Proclamation – the announcement by the Comelec of the candidates who obtained the first 23 highest numbers of votes per final canvass and declaring them winners in the election.

For the purpose of the processes referred to in items j to n above, the official venue shall be at the Comelec office at the Ang Bahay ng Alumni located at Magsaysay Avenue, UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City.

Sec. 2. – Number of Directors to be Elected – To be voted upon are candidates for twenty three (23) directors apportioned in accordance with Section 1 of the Rules and Regulations approved by the UPAA Board during its regular meeting on November 28, 2011.

Sec. 3. – Qualifications of Candidates – Only regular members in good standing of the UPAA, as defined by Article III of the UPAA Constitution and Article IV of its By Laws and who have paid as of 5:00 P.M. of February 29, 2012 their annual fee of P 300 or life membership fee of P 2,000.00 ($ 50.00), are eligible to run for the position of directors of the UPAA, provided that they are properly nominated and not otherwise disqualified as determined by the Comelec.

Sec. 4 – Deadline for Submission of Nominations – the last day for filing of nominations shall be February 29, 2012.

Sec. 5 – Qualifications of Voters – Voters shall be regular members in good standing as defined in Section 7 of the Rules and Regulations governing the election of the UPAA Board of Directors for the term 2012-2015.  Members of Class 2012 are required to pay their membership fee as of May 28, 2012 before they are allowed to vote.

Sec. 6 – Election Period – Voting shall start on April 16 and end at 5:00 PM on June 1, 2012.

Sec. 7 – Release of Ballots – The Comelec shall release the ballots starting April 16, 2012 to qualified voters who may secure them from the Comelec, or  their duly authorized representative/s who must submit proofs of their identity and authority, and issue receipt/s for the ballot/s so released. The release shall be made only upon verification of the qualifications of the voters.  Ballots of members in good standing whose current addresses are included in the mailing list of the U.P. Alumni Relations Office shall be mailed to them.

Sec. 8 – Manner of Voting – Qualified voters may cast their votes personally or entrust their duly accomplished ballots to their authorized representatives who shall drop the same in the ballot boxes provided by the Comelec at its office at the Ang Bahay ng Alumni, U.P. Campus, Diliman, Quezon City.  Ballots mailed to voters may be cast by mail. They must be postmarked not later than May 25, 2012 and received by the Comelec not later than 5:00 PM on June 1, 2012 to be valid.

Sec. 9 – Canvass – The final canvass of votes shall be done in public by the Comelec beginning at 9:00 A.M. of June 2, 2012 in the presence of its members, and shall continue until all the ballots cast are counted.  The Comelec may from time to time issue such rulings as may be necessary to protect the integrity of the election and to maintain order and proper decorum.

Sec. 10 – Contested Ballots – Any issue raised regarding contested ballots shall be ruled upon immediately by the Comelec.

Sec. 11 – Proclamation – After the final canvass of votes and the winners are thereby determined, the Comelec shall proclaim them immediately.  No contest or protest shall delay the said proclamation and oathtaking of the winners.

Sec. 12 – Election Protest – Any contest or protest shall be in writing and furnished the winning candidates concerned within 72 hours from their proclamation. The Comelec shall decide the contest or protest within 5 days from the date of submission. Ruling/s of the Comelec may be appealed to the outgoing UPAA Board within 5 days from notice which the Board shall resolve within 10 days from submission of the case. The decision of the Board shall be final, unless a motion for reconsideration is filed within five (5) days.  The motion and the opposition thereto, if any, shall be resolved within five (5) days.  Only one motion for reconsideration will be entertained.

Sec. 13 – Suppletory Application of Election Statutes – The provisions of the Omnibus Election Code of the Philippines, as amended, and all other pertinent laws and jurisprudence shall be given suppletory application in the resolution of disputes, contests and protests arising from, in connection with, or  relating to the election.

Sec. 14 – Queries -  Any question on the provisions of these IRR or any other rules pertaining to the election shall be in writing and addressed to the Comelec.

Sec. 15 – Separability Clause – In case any clause, sentence, section or provision of this IRR is held or declared invalid by competent authority/court, the other portions not affected thereby shall continue to be in full force and effect.

Sec. 16 – Repealing and Amending Clause – All election rules and regulations passed and approved by the past Elecoms inconsistent with or contrary to this IRR are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.

Sec. 17 – Effectivity – These IRR shall take effect immediately.

APPROVED this 28^th day of November 2011.

JOSUE N. BELLOSILLO

Chairman

RUBY G. ALCANTARA                                  

Member

JOSE WENDELL  P. CAPILI

 Member

Ricardo “Dick” Malay, AB (English) ’67
Former lecturer at Institute of Mass Communication

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Below is an excerpt from the presentation of Ruby Jubilarians during the 2011 Homecoming event:

“In behalf of the UP Batch ’71 (Ruby Jubilarians of 2011), we would like to thank Prof. Behn Cervantes and music teacher Greg de Leon for helping us with our musical presentation, “Barikada” at the Homecoming last June 25, 2011. The months of training and practice, with their guidance, paid off with a memorable presentation. The participants, all of whom performed with gusto, came from College of Business Administration: Art Tuason, Lynne Aguirrre, Bob Alingog, Marivic Annonuevo, Amy Salazar, Tere Zuniga, Everdina Enriquez-Gan,Rory Dee, Babes Allado, Bimbo Salazar; from the School of Economics: Dida Cosio-Salita, Ernie Albano, Kiko Josef; from SSCD: Bituin V. Salcedo, Evelia Pardo, Ronaldo Rogel, Trinidad Sta. Romano Velayo, Evelyn Ramos, Volet de Jesus, Josie Muyco Balangitan, Letty Tojos, and other colleges: Raul Jara Premed, Sisan Dava Macabuag, AS, and Agnes Paynor, Statistics.

“The officers of the Ruby Jubilarians are: Melito Salazar Jr., president; Elmar Olivar Perez, vice-president; Leticia Tojos, secretary; Lynne Yuvienco Aguirre, PRO; Teddy Panganiban, treasurer, and Tessie Ang See, overall coordinator.”

– Melito “Bimbo” Salazar B.S.B.A ’71

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