CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE ENGLISH CLUB

PREAMBLE

We, the members of the English Club of Sta. Ines Elementary School, believing that
excellence, cooperation, and mutual understanding can be established and attained by uniting
ourselves into one body; that we can help another and can promote our common welfare; that we
can exemplify proper conduct and true academy pupils; that we can contribute our optimism,
share in achieving the objectives for which the organization stands and which to be fully
achieved with the establishment of a lawful basis, do hereby ordain and promulgate this
constitution.

ARTICLE I. NAME

Section 1. The name of the organization shall be the English Club of Sta. Ines Elementary
School.

ARTICLE II. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

Section 1. The organization will be composed of pupils of Sta. Ines Elementary School, who are
interested in using the English language as a medium of communication within the school
campus.

Section 2. The activities of the organization will be focused on the development of the pupils’
ability to communicate fluently and proficiently by means of the English language in order to
attain communicative competence.

Section 3. The organization shall aim to develop public speakers and stage performers by means
of holding a Literary Contest.

Section 4. The organization will also hone the abilities of the pupils who can function well in the
academic and social contexts by means of the English language.

ARTICLE III. DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

Section 1. The organization shall strive to foster among the members and other concerned pupils
to love and appreciate the English language.

ARTICLE IV. ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS

Section 1. Activities undertaken will be done to promote budding speakers, writers, and stage
performers among the pupils through language-related activities such as the Literary Contest.

Section 2. Pupils shall be encouraged to appreciate the value of the English language through
activities that foster pupils’ interest in participating academic pursuits and school projects.
ARTICLE V. MEMBERSHIP

Section 1. Members of the organization shall include all qualified pupils of Sta. Ines Elementary
School who are interested to join the club.

Section 2. The club shall be composed of forty to fifty members. If it shall exceed, the assigned
moderator is allowed to conduct a screening test for the new aspiring members.

Section 3. New aspirant members shall undergo some screening tests to be able to be qualified
and accepted in the English Club. Aspirants who will not pass the screening test shall not be
allowed to join the club.

Section 4. Old members of the club shall be automatically members of the club.

Section 5. Members shall be required to pay an annual membership fee of P50.00 upon entering
the club to defray the operational expenses of the club.

ARTICLE VI. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Section 1. Members must act in a virtuous way, manifesting the moral and ethical ideals of the
organization and the school as well.

Section 2. Each member has to participate actively in meetings and activities undertaken by the
organization.

ARTICLE VII. THE OFFICERS ANS THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE

Section 1. The list of officers of the organization includes President, Vice President, Secretary,
Treasurer, P.I.O. and Representatives from Grades Four to Six.

Section 2. An officer shall hold office for one academic year from the fate of his selection or
shall hold office until his respective successor has been duly elected and qualified.

Section 3. In the event or in the resignation or inability of any officer except that of the President,
the members shall elect a successor to the vacant position for the duration of the term.

ARTICLE VIII. ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Section 1. Election of officer of the organization shall be held on the fourth week of the
academic year.

Section 2. Elections shall be done through viva voce.

ARTICLE IX. DUTIES OF OFFICERS

Section 1. The President shall be the chief executive of the organization.

Section 2. The Vice President shall assist the President in the latter’s absence and shall assume
the powers vested in the president.

Section 3. The Secretary shall be the custodian of all the association. He shall record the minutes
of all the meetings of the club.

Section 4. The Treasurer shall have the following duties:

Sub-Section 1. To have an annual accounting of the expenses incurred by the organization

and to render a complete report of the organization during a meeting.

Sub-Section 2. To serve as a custodian of the money and property of the organization.

Sub-Section 3. To collect all contributions required from the members of the club.

Section 5. The P.I.O. prepares and releases appropriate information concerning the organization
and its activities and shall maintain contacts among members.

Section 6. The Representatives from Grades 4-6 shall relay the matters taken up during meetings
to their respective classes and to their homeroom officers.

ARTICLE X. MEETINGS

Section 1. For special projects and activities that will be undertaken and sponsored by the
organization, registration fees will be used.

ARTICLE XI. AMMENDMENTS

Section 1. This Constitution and by-laws may be amended by 2/3 votes of those present for that
purpose.
 ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS AN MEMBERS
S.Y. 2013-2014

OFFICERS:
President: Deeniz Jezreel Agbayani
Vice President: Charley Dominique Domingo
Secretary: Keisha Coleen Alvarez
Treasurer: Jude Daniel Aquino
PIO: Heart Angela Bumanglag
Representatives
Grade 4: Ryan Benitez
Grade 5: Kyle Princess Anne Malapit
Grade 6: Jhoriz Piah Agcaoili

MEMBERS:

Grade 6
Daryle France Ribuyaco
Alexandria Nicole Lahip
Samantha Nicole Valera
Czarina Yentle Acosta
Keari Nikuly Clarin
Maria Chantilly Sipin
Brent Lance Corpuz
Isaiah Ericson Bareng
Christina Keana Calacal
Syreal Musni
Keith Maxine Lucas
Aaron Wesangelo Valbuena
Stewart John Andres
Bianco Miguel Reyes
Rodolfo Tamayo
Edward Paul de Leon
Doel Kritian IJ Domingo
Aaron Pedro
Ysabella Deus
Grade 5
Aemil Jan Resurreccion
Jennica Lucero
Jamille Naomi Sin
Miguel Angelo Red
 Chloe Eunice Domingo
Elaine Fiesta
Ashley Joyce Holt
Princess Justine Corpuz
John Oliric Lucas
Annika Sela Suguitan
Mark Matute
Grade 4
Ethan Peralta
Vince Nero Valenciano
Kenneth Pascua
Gerard Sagisi
Jana Baquiran
Joanna Marie Castillo

ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
 NARRATIVE
REPORT
NARRATIVE REPORT

June
The English Club was formally reorganized during this month wherein the club had a
total of 44 members for, grades four to six. Deeniz Jezreel Agbayani was elected as the new
President of the club with Charley Domingo (Vice President), Keisha Alvarez (Secretary), Jude
Daniel Aquino (Treasurer), Heart Angela Bumanglag (PIO), Jhoriz Piah Agcaoili (Grade 6
Representative), Kyle Princess Malapit (Grade 5 Representative), and Ryan Benitez Galban
(Grade 4 Representative).

July
With full force, the officers of the English Club joined the Leadership training Seminar
for leaders in the elementary department. The officers together with their adviser, Mr. Jim
Christzer I. Pablo, planned on the different activities that the club will undertake during the
school year 2013-2014.

August
Since the Intramurals was fast approaching, the members of the English Club had
informal meetings to prepare for the Literary Contest. Along with these are some spiritual
enrichment that the members had with the Word of God.

September
It was a very busy month for they were the club in charge for the Literary Contest
together with the English Club of the High School department. The Literary Contest had minor
changes on this year. For the elementary, the following were the contested activities with their
corresponding pieces:
 Nursery Rhyme (Preparatory) – The More We Get Together
 Poem Interpretation (Grades 1-3) – I’m Coming Out and I’m Proud of It
 Declamation (Grades 4-6) – Where Does It All Start?
 Extemporaneous Speaking (Grades 4-6)
 The officers, together with the members, did not only prepare for the contested activities but
also prepared for an acrostic. They presented an acrostic of “WE LOVE ENGLISH”.

October
During the Rosary Month, the English Club participated some activities spearheaded by
the school and the SSG. In the Living Rosary program of our school, some of the members took
part in the interpretation of the Sorrowful Mystery of the Holy Rosary. The English Club had
spiritual enrichments during the Rosary Month. Along herewith, the club also conducted their
English sessions.

November and December

The English Club continued some informal meetings to pick bottles and other trashes
around the HSAL grounds as part of their environmental project. Along herewith, they also
continued their English sessions. In line with the DepEd order also, the English Club officers and
members celebrated the National Reading Month on December 12, 2013. They had different
activities inside their classrooms together with their classmates. Along herewith were Chamber
Theatre, Reading Aloud, Read and Act, Silent Reading, Peer Reading and Lone Reading.

January
The members of the English Club actively participated in the celebration of the Academy
Day 2014.

February and March

The members continued their environmental efforts and their spiritual enrichment. The
English Club had bonding sessions on March to further tie the camaraderie built among them.
English sessions were still done. The grade six officers and members were given a simple
farewell session as they graduate from elementary.
MINUTES OF THE
CLUB MEETINGS
 HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG
Laoag City

MINUTES OF THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ENGLISH CLUB SY 2013-2014 HELD

AT 5-KINDNESS ROOM ON JUNE 2012 AT 4 O’ CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON

I. REGISTRATION OF MEMBERS
Before 4:00 in the afternoon, the English Club started for the registration of
members. Prior to the scheduled meeting of the club, an earlier screening was made for
the pupils due to the large number of aspiring English Club Members. The following
members were signed in:

II. CALL TO ORDER

At exactly 4:00 in the afternoon, thereby having a quorum, Mr. Jim Christzer
Pablo called to order the new members of the English Club for SY 2013-2014.

III. AGENDA
Mr. Jim Christzer Pablo presented the following agenda for the day:
• Discussion of the Vision, Mission, and Objectives of the Club
• Election of Officers
• Discussion of the Club Constitution and By-Laws
• Planning of Proposed Club Activities

I. BUSINESS OF THE DAY

A. Discussion of the Vision, Mission, and Objectives of the Club

Mr. Pablo introduced the aspiring members to the English Club. He also discussed
the vision, mission, and objectives of the English Club to give knowledge to what the
club is all about.
 B. Election of Officers
Mr. Pablo took over as temporary presiding officer as the members of the club
elect the president. Deeniz Agbayani was elected eventually as the president of the club
for the school year 2013-2014. And the other officers are as follows: Charley Domingo
(Vice President), Keisha Alvarex (Secretary), Jude Daniel Aquino (Treasurer), Heart
Angela Bumanglag (PIO), Jhoriz Agcaoili (Grade 6 Representative), Kyle Princess
Malapit (Grade 5 Representative), and Ryan Benitez(Grade 4 Representative).
The newly elected officers were given time for a simple speech to thank their
fellow English Club members.

C. Discussion of the Club Constitution and By-Laws

To orient the members, especially the newly elected officers, Mr. Pablo also
discussed to the body the constitution and by-laws of the club to which the members
pledge full allegiance.

D. Planning of Proposed Club Activities

The new president, Deeniz Agbayani, started to tackle the different expected
activities that the club will undertake throughout the school year. She stressed the need to
plan for the Literary Contest for the upcoming Intramurals and other activities that the
club wants to undertake. Other suggestions were the conduct of frequent collection of
bottles and for a time of prayer.
The body then agreed to talk more on this on the following meetings.

I. ADJOURNMENT
Having elected officers, discussed the constitution and by-laws, and planned the
proposed activities, Brent Corpuz, a member, moved for the adjournment of the meeting
and was seconded by the body.
The meeting was adjourned at exactly 4:56 in the afternoon.

Attested by:

MR. JIM CHRISTZER I. PABLO

Adviser
 HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG
Laoag City

MINUTES OF THE SECOND MEETING OF THE ENGLISH CLUB SY 2013-2014

HELD AT 5-KINDNESS ROOM ON AUGUST 19, 2013 AT 4 O’ CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNOON

I. ROLL CALL
Before the meeting starts at 4:00 in the afternoon, the attendance was checked for
a quorum:

II. CALL TO ORDER

At exactly 4:00 in the afternoon, Deeniz Agbayani called to order the new
members of the English Club for SY 2013-2014.

III. AGENDA
The following agenda was tackled:
• Reading of the past minutes of the meeting
• Club funds
• Literary Contest
• Proposed Project

I. BUSINESS OF THE DAY

I. Reading of the past minutes of the meeting

Keisha Alvarez, the secretary, read to the body the minutes of the past meeting.
With no further inclusions and corrections to the minutes, the body proceeded to the
businesses of the day.

II. Club Funds

 Jude Daniel Aquino, the club treasurer, reported on the current status of the funds
of the club. She stressed the importance of paying the membership fee on time for the
different activiries that the club will undertake. She then gave a definite deadline for the
payment of the membership fees.
Furthermore, Mr. Jim Christzer Pablo also explained to the body the expected
expenses of the club for the different activities, especially the with regards to the Literary
Contest.

III. Literary Contest

Mr. Pablo related to the body the changes on the Literary Contest in which the
club will only focus on the literary nature. It can be recalled that the changes on the
LitMus Contest were made due to the sponsorship of the Supreme Student Government
of the Talent Showcase.
Deeniz Agbayani, president, then asked the members for the possible contest
pieces that the participants will compete on. The contest pieces must be in line with this
year’s Intramural theme. The body agreed to submit possible contest pieces which will be
presented and approved by the Student Affiars Coordinator, Mrs. Evangeline B. Amodo
and by the principal, Mrs. Ofelia Sumalin.

IV. Proposed Project

Deeniz Agbayani tackled also the start of proposal for possible project. The
following were considered:
• File/Document Rack
• Book Racks
• Book Shower
The body then agreed to talk more on this on the following meeting.

I. ADJOURNMENT
Having discussed the businesses of the day, Samantha Valera, a member, moved
for the adjournment of the meeting and was seconded by the body.
The meeting was adjourned at exactly 4:52 in the afternoon.

Attested by:

MR. JIM CHRISTZER I. PABLO

Adviser
 HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG
Laoag City

MINUTES OF THE THIRD MEETING OF THE ENGLISH CLUB SY 2013-2014 HELD

AT 5-KINDNESS ROOM ON MARCH 8, 2014 AT 4 O’ CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON

I. ROLL CALL
Before the meeting starts at 4:00 in the afternoon, the attendance was checked for
a quorum:

II. CALL TO ORDER

At exactly 4:00 in the afternoon, Deeniz Agbayani called to order the new
members of the English Club for SY 2013-2014.

III. AGENDA
The following agenda was tackled:
• Reading of the past minutes of the meeting
• Club Project for SY 2012-2013

I. BUSINESS OF THE DAY

A. Reading of the past minutes of the meeting

Keisha Alvarez, the secretary, read to the body the minutes of the past meeting.
With no further inclusions and corrections to the minutes, the body proceeded to the
businesses of the day.

B. Club Project
Deeniz Agbayani, the president, tackled the unfinished business on the proposed
class project. Jude Daniel Aquino presented to the body the remaining cash on-hand. He
reported that the club still has Php 180.00.
The body then suggests possible projects:
• File/Document Rack
 • Trash cans
• Boxes of Chalk
Maria Sophia Giron divided the house to decide on the matter. Majority of the
members voted to have a file/document rack for the club. They agreed that the officers
will canvass as soon as possible a file/document rack.

I. ADJOURNMENT
Having discussed the businesses of the day, Jennica Lucero moved for the
adjournment of the meeting and was seconded by the body.
The meeting was adjourned at exactly 4:48 in the afternoon.

Attested by:

MR. JIM CHRISTZER I. PABLO

Adviser

LITERARY
CONTEST
Declamation Peace

WHERE DOES IT ALL START?

By Liebe C. Sollano

It was a bright and sunny morning. After I got up from bed, I finished my daily
devotional and said my morning prayers. “Make me a channel of your peace…where there is
hatred, let me bring your love...” kept playing inside my head as I was about to get ready for the
day.

As I went down to the kitchen, I sensed that our house was awfully and unusually quiet. I
couldn’t figure out why. Oh well… I turned on the television to check if there’s anything
interesting to watch.

I chanced upon Channel 5 where reporters have flocked to the area where a middle-aged
man was lying dead, shot by an anonymous criminal. 

“Live from the crime scene… the police just announced a nationwide search for this
heartless murderer on the loose…”

“In politics… the President has just granted pardon to a plunderer, who was proven
guilty of stealing the people’s money…”

"Meanwhile, in Manila, the untoward incident shocked thousands of Glorietta shoppers.

Different angles have been looked into to determine the root cause of this tragedy…” 

I couldn’t take anymore of these bad news so I switched off the TV and went upstairs to
read. On my way up, I figured that the reason why our country is in turmoil is because a lot of
injustice has been done to our people and there’s no end to it if we just let the abuse continue.
But if we act upon these injustices as one people, then there might be a chance that we achieve
the peace we long for. 

Just as I was about to open the door to my room, I heard a loud scream. It came from my
parents’ bedroom. Before I could run to check, my mother stormed out of their bedroom, a mess
and crying.
 “Catherine, let’s leave this house. I can’t stand living with your father anymore,” was
what she told me in between sobs.

“Why, Mom? What happened? What is it this time?” I asked her. I was really worried
why she was crying so hard.

“I said, go pack your bags! No questions asked.” She began to shout at me.
“No, Mom. I won’t go.” And then out came Dad with a bag of clothes. He was ready to throw it
right at Mom’s face.

“Stop it, Dad! Dad, please! Mom, please stop it! Please stop fighting!” was my endless
cry as I try to part them to make them stop from hurting each other. But the shouting never
stopped. 

I covered my ears to strain off their bitter exchange of words. Stop, please stop..
please… “You don’t have to say you love me, just be close at hand…” I closed my eyes so I
couldn’t see them hitting each other. I prayed so hard for it to end. Why? Why can’t we have
peace in this family?

“Catherine! Leave your mother and me alone!” Dad muttered, but it was already too late.
My mother hurriedly went out the door, carrying all her stuff without even looking back.
Their fights were becoming a daily routine. Dad says one thing, Mom says another and then they
argue and start shouting at each other. Now the house is so quiet. So quiet, I could almost hear
the sad beatings of my heart.

Is this peace? Is it in silence that we find it? Is silence equal to being peaceful? I mean,
who are we kidding, right? How can we achieve peace when even in our family we couldn’t
stand a day without fighting? It’s simply impossible!

And then, the words of Confucius resonated to my ear… “A peaceful world is built by
individuals at peace. It all starts from within us.”

Yes! Peace could then be defined not by the silence of the cemetery but by the spirit of
unity that is alive in every individual. It is personified by a family bonded together in unity.
Mom, Dad, if you are not one in patching things up and in forgiving each other, then, it’s going
to be a very long and difficult process before we could have peace in our family. In our country,
the call of the time is to have peace…without unity, justice and truth, peace will continue to be
an elusive and fleeting dream for our nation. Where does it all start? Right in the very core of our
being.

Peace and unity start with me!

Poem Delivery

I’M COMING OUT AND I’M PROUD OF IT

There are proud people “coming out!”

Yet, they have no idea what real life is about!

Many brag about a lifestyle that’s revealing.

Yet have lost God’s purpose and meaning!

I’m coming out for Jesus! I’ve nothing to hide!

I’ve asked him to take away my sin and pride!

Of my own accomplishments... I’ve nothing to boast!

But I’m proud of God the father, son and holy ghost!

Whatever pride we have… We’ve all sinned!

Jesus told us; “you must be born again!”

Nothing that I’ve done is worth “bragging of.”

Rather, I’ve done things that I’m ashamed of!

But God reached down to where I was standing!

And filled my life with his peace and understanding!

The more I have of Jesus, the less I need of me!

His power alone is what can truly set me free!

I’m coming out for Jesus! The redeemer of my soul!

I’m going to shout it! So the whole world may know!

I’m not ashamed of Jesus! I am NOT!

By his mercy… My sins have been blood bought!

For each step you take to God… He takes two!

 Won’t you allow him to do his work through YOU?

A life of righteousness and holiness is what God is asking!

Come now! And receive HIS life! It’s everlasting!

By Jim Pemberton

Nursery Rhyme

THE MORE WE GET TOGETHER

The more we get together, together, together.

The more we get together,
The happier we’ll be.
(Repeat)
For your friends are my friends
And my friends are your friends.
The more we get together
The happier we’ll be.

*sing
**sway
***dance
****clap
 Extemporaneous Speaking Questions

Elementary Level

What character traits should we learn from Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and Saint Pedro
Calungsod?

What can you say about the current “pork barrel issue” in our country? Are you in
favour of abolishing it?

If you were the pope, what will be your message to the people in Syria about the
chemical explosion?

Is there really strength in unity and faith? Why or why not?

If you are the president of our country, what will you tell to all Filipinos about the
things happening to Philippines now?
 HOLY SPIRIT ACEDMY OF LAOAG
Laoag City

LITERARY CONTEST
(Elementary)

Literary Contests Guidelines

I. Nursery Rhyme (Preparatory)
1. Eligible participants of this contested area must be pupils from the Preparatory level. The
Preparatory class should produce four groups, two from the AM class and two from the PM
class. Each group must be composed of 7 to 8 members.
2. Nursery rhyme pieces will be given two weeks before the competition.
3. To determine the sequence of presentation, a drawing of lots will be administered.
Appropriate props, costumes, actions, and music are permitted. Uniforms are not allowed.

Contest Judging:
Mastery 15%
Physical Presence 20%
Phrasing (Pausing and Pacing) 15%
Clarity of Voice 20%
Expression 20%
Props and Costumes 10%
100 %
I. Poem Deliberation (Grade 1-3)
1. Eligible participants of this contested area must be pupils from Grades 1-3.
2. Only one participant is allowed per grade level.
3. The poem will be given to the participants two weeks before the contest date.
4. To determine the sequence of presentation, a drawing of lots will be administered.
5. Appropriate props, costumes, and actions are permitted.

Contest Judging:
Mastery 15%
Physical Presence 20%
Phrasing (Pausing and Pacing) 15%
Clarity of Voice 20%
Expression 20%
Props and Costumes 10%
 100 %

I. Declamation (Grade 4-6)

1. Eligible participants of this contested area must be pupils from Grades 4-6.
2. Only one participant is allowed per grade level.
3. The declamation piece will be given two weeks before the contest date.
4. To determine the sequence of presentation, a drawing of lots will be administered.
5. Appropriate props, costumes, and actions are permitted.
Contest Judging:
Mastery 15%
Physical Presence 20%
Phrasing (Pausing and Pacing) 15%
Clarity of Voice 20%
Expression 20%
Props and Costumes 10%
100 %

I. Extemporaneous Speaking (Grade 4-6)

1. Eligible participants of this contested area must be pupils from Grades 4-6.
2. Only one participant is allowed per grade level.
3. The questions for the extemporaneous speaking will be given on the contest date itself.
4. To determine the sequence of presentation, a drawing of lots will be administered.
5. Appropriate attire and speech gestures are permitted.

Criteria for Judging:

Subject 10%
Analysis of the Topic 15%
Organization 20%
Support 20%
Language 10%
Delivery 25%
100%

Prepared by:

MR. JIM CHRISTZER I. PABLO

English Club Moderator

Approved by:

MRS. EVANGELINE B. AMODO

SAP Coordinator

MRS. OFELIA MELCHORA M. SUMALIN

Principal
 HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG
2900 Laoag City
Philippines
Tel. # 772-03-91

September 12, 2013

MR. MARK ANGELO DAMO

English Instructor
Data Center College of the Philippines

Sir:

May the blessings of the Holy Triune God be with you always!

The Holy Spirit Academy of Laoag will be having its annual intramural meet on September 18-21,
2013. One of the highlights of the aforementioned event will be the Literary Contest 2013 which will be
held on September 19, 2013 in the morning.

We are hoping that you will consider our favorable action for sharing your precious time and
expertise with us.

Thank you and May God bless you.

Truly yours,

JIM CHRISTZER I. PABLO

English Club, Moderator

GENALINE F. GARAN
English Club Moderator

Noted by:
MRS. OFELIA MELCHORA M. SUMALIN
Principal

FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
 HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG
Laoag City

FINANCIAL REPORT

ENGLISH CLUB
S.Y. 2013-2014

I. SOURCE OF FUNDS
Membership Fee
@ Php 50.00/each Php 50.00 x 44 Php 2, 200.00

Solicitations --None-- Php 0.00

TOTAL Php 2, 200.00

II. EXPENSES

Literary Contest Php 1, 798.00

Recognition Medals Php 350.00

Annual Report Php 52.00

TOTAL Php 2, 200.00

III. REMAINING CASH

Funds Php 2, 200.00

Less Expenses Php 2, 200.00

 GRAND TOTAL Php 0.00

HOLY SPIRIT ACADEMY OF LAOAG

Laoag City

FINANCIAL REPORT

ENGLISH CLUB
Literary Contest

Unit Qty. Unit Price OR#/RER Total

Medals 9 Php 35.00 33357 Php 315.00
Snacks for judges 1 Php 500.00 RER #001 Php 500.00
c/o Ms. Garan
Token for judge 1 Php 200.00 RER #002 Php 200.00
Prizes -assorted- Php. 603.00 RER Php. 603.00
Miscellaneous
Fares RER #003 Php 120.00
Printing 6 Php 4.00 No OR Php 48.00
Photocopies 14 Php 0.50 No OR Php 12.00
GRAND TOTAL Php1, 798.00