Junior-Senior Promenade 2010 Gusa Regional Science High School held its junior-senior promenade at Alwana, Marco Hotel

last An estimate of about 60 seniors and 80 juniors attended the event. The program started at around 6:30 pm and ended before midnight. The guest speaker was Ms. Nadia Emano, who shared her thoughts through a simple yet meaningful speech about education Turning over of the book of Knowledge was done by and accepted by RPG. Next, followed the turning over of virtues. Lady of the Night for the juniors was awarded to Ms. Deborah Bahian of III-Forza Quadretto in a royal blue gown escoted by the Lord of the Night, Ayrton Licong of III-Lovyoviro. For the seniors, the lady of the night award was given to Ms. Camille Ontejo of IV-Mayer escorted by Mr. Ralph Sabud of IV-Curie.

A Full-Dish Celebration in RSHS By: Jessa Josamae A. Villaluz Festive, full of activities and significant event. All these ingredients make up an event to remember during the vivacious month of August. Regional Science High School is really a busy school. The occasions that are celebrated every month are always putting our school into a pedestal. Like the month of August which is tied as Buwan ng Wika. It became possible because of the support given and effort by the Filipino enthusiast Mrs. Salome Violeta, Mrs. Luzviminda Binolhay and Mrs. Jinny Luminhay, parents and pupils. And it proved that RSHS is a venue for all seasons. The celebration of the Buwan ng Wika was a blast from the past. All were busy, excited, driven away by the mellow of what August has brought us; the Filipino as National Language. The event is substantiated with the theme Sa Pangangalaga sa Wika at Kalikasan, Wagas na Pagmamahal Talagang Kailangan. Buwan ng Wika is highlighted by the first year students with their Folk Dance contest which I-Callisto bags the first place, Katutubong Awit- (first place) IV-Lovyoviro, Pot Making- (first place) IV-Forza Quadretto, Pagguhit sa Bilao- (first place) I-Europa, Slogan Contest- II-Atlantis (first place) and Banderitas Making- III-Ashton (first place). The winners took it all last August 31, 2010 during the Culmination

Scrabble Team, Salcedo Scores for Milo Olympics By John Ed Molijon Regional Science High Scools Scrabble team won silver while Ven Salcedo won bronze in the individual category of the chess tournament in the 2010 Milo Little Olympics held at Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive High Scool (MOGCHS) last July 30-August 1. The team won fourth in the last Milo Little Olympics but now they garnered silver. Chenita B. Illana, coach of the scrabble team, stated that our team would try to grab the gold medal next time. On the other hand, Ven Salcedo who won fifth the other year but now he won third (along with his team), Ven said he will try to win the gold next time with the help of his teammates. It would be a more intense fight next year for RSHS-X will never lose hope until they bring home the bacon on the Milo Little Olympics.

Home of the Outstanding Class of the Week By Arianne Nulo One of the things that the students of Regional Science High School must maintain is the cleanliness of their designated areas especially their classrooms. To discipline the students according to their behaviors and to keep the classrooms neat and comfortable to stay in, the students were challenged to maintain the cleanliness of their own advisory classrooms. A criterion was made to help the judges, who were assigned to inspect every classroom, to rate it according to the proper disposal of garbage and so with its cleanliness and orderliness. The judgment also included the way to discipline the students through punctuality. Punctuality was also included in the criterion. The section that has the neatest classroom and disciplined students would then be awarded Outstanding Class of the Week. For the first week of the said contest, III-Clover under the advisory of Teacher Rotilia Arteta got the title.

Paulma Wins 3rd in NSPC Rea Mae Abarquez Janelle Hyleni Paulma, a senior student, won the 3rd place in the Photojournalism Contest, English category, during the National Schools Press Conference (NSPC) held last February 22-26, 2010 at Tagum City, Davao del Norte. Contestants from different regions all over the country participated in the said event, with its theme Bridging Poverty Gap through Responsible Campus Journalism in Attaining Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2015, but Paulma bested almost all of them in her category. She was coached by Ms. Chenita Illana. Three other students from our school also participated namely Frances Marie Bernadette Olegrio for Sports Writing (English), Eliza Mae Quejada and Rea Mae Abarquez for Copyreading and Headline Writing, Filipino and English Category, respectively.