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Financial Contributions for the 2015 Guinayangan academy Grand Alumni Homecoming





Financial Contributions for the
2015 Guinayangan Academy Grand Alumni Homecoming
(Note: Kindly check the entries below. Notify us if corrections are needed. Thank you.)
Class              Amount Paid in Pesos     Source of Contribution
1949                5,000.00                                  Josefina Cerilla Buerano
1952                5,000.00                                  Elsa Garcia Acosta
1953                1,000.00                                  Pacita Requinto Baylon
1957                1,000.00                                  Marieta Maghirang Ruaza
1958                5,000.00                                  PhP2,500.00-Iluminada Cervantes Lutero
                                                                        PhP2,500.00-Florentino Tupas
1960                1,000.00                                  Eduardo Cambronero
1962                4,000.00                                  Felipinas Ingente Hidaka
1964                5,000.00                                  Oscar Nealiga (thru Carmelita Ayala Montecalvo)
1965                5,000.00                                  Class 1965
1967                2,000.00                                  Celia Bello Tupas
1968                5,000.00                                  PhP2,000.00-Romualdo C. Buerano
                                                                        PhP1,000.00-Claudie de Luna
                                                                        PhP1,000.00-Lourdes Juarez Ramos
                                                                        PhP1,000.00-Ruben de Guzman
1969                5,000.00                                  Teresa A. Ingles
1970                5,000.00                                  Ramona Ingles Buerano
1971                5,000.00                                  Alfredo Pareia
1972                5,000.00                                  PhP3,000.00-Milanda Cervantes Mendiola
                                                                        PhP2,000.00-Rene C. Buerano
1973                5,000.00                                  Php2,000.00-Carlos Bello
                                                                        PhP2,000.00-Leo Molines
                                                                        PhP1,000.00-Florencia Agno Vergara
1974                5,000.00                                  Class 1974
1975                5,000.00                                  Class 1975
1976                5,000.00                                  Generoso Kampitan
1977                5,000.00                                  PhP2,000.00-Librado C. Buerano
                                                                        PhP3,000.00-Class 77 (thru Romeo Brusas)
1978                5,000.00                                  PhP2,000.00-Louie C. Buerano
                                                                        PhP3,000.00-Class 1978
(thru Aniceta Alcantara Sales)
1979                5,000.00                                  Class 1979 (thru Amelita Cambronero Matel)
1980                5,000.00                                  Jose Archimedes A. De Luna
                                                                        Arnulfu Jose A. De Luna
                                                                        Payumi C. Capule (thru Amelia Vertucio Bello)
1981                5,000.00                                  Melchor Cruz
1982                5,000.00                                  Class 1982 (thru Susana Salumbides Digo)
1983                5,000.00                                  PhP2,500.00-Ma.Jovie R.Abasola
                                                                        PhP2,500.00-Jovita M. Ricafrente
1984                5,000.00                                  Class 1984
1985                6,000.00                                  PhP5,000.00-Class 1985 (thru Mayvelyn Ella)
                                                                        PhP1,000.00-Mario Magtibay
1986                5,000.00                                  Class 1986
1987                5,000.00                                  Class 1987
1988                5,000.00                                  Class 1988
1989                5,000.00                                  Class 1989
1990                5,000.00                                  Shiela Ayaton Cleope
1991                5,000.00                                  Class 1991
1992                5,000.00                                  Class 1992
1993                5,000.00                                  Class 1993
1994                5,000.00                                  Class 1994 (The first class to contribute.)
1995                5,000.00                                  Class 1995
1996                5,000.00                                  Class 1996
1997                5,000.00                                  Class 1997
1998                5,000.00                                  Class 1998
1999                5,000.00                                  Class 1999
2000                5,000.00                                  Timmie C. Adarlo
2001                5,000.00                                  Class 2001
2004                5,000.00                                  Class 2004
2005                5,000.00                                  Class 2005
2006                5,000.00                                  Class 2006
2007                5,000.00                                  Class 2007
2009                8,500.00                                  Class 2009
2010                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d
2011                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d
2012                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d
2013                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d
2014                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d
2015                e        x        e        m        p        t        e        d


TOTAL        233,500

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Message From The President Of GAAA

August 15, 2015

Dear all,

On behalf of the officers and members of the board of trustees of Guinayangan Academy Alumni Association, I would like to thank all of you for your all-out support to our grand alumni homecoming held last June 12-15, 2015 in celebration of the 75th Founding Anniversary of Guinayangan Academy (GA). To be more specific, we give our most sincere thanks to

The children of Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Victorina Garcia, namely Dr. Archie, Sir William, Dr. Elsa, Ma’am Guina and Ma’am Cret (Only Sir William was not able to come during the homecoming due to health reasons and he opted to stay in the US with Ma’am Cely; Dr. Archie came with Ma’am Bebe, Dr. Elsa with Sir George and Ma’am Cret with Sir Manny.),

The heads and members of the different working committees, class coordinators and our adviser Ma’am Guina,

All alumni, including those who spent at least a year of their high school years in GA, and our former teachers who attended (They came from different parts of the world­ —Canada, Germany, Japan, USA and different parts of the Philippines such as Cebu, Ilo-ilo, Aklan, Palawan and the northern to southern parts of Luzon including our town.),

Those who actively disseminate the information about the homecoming and campaign for attendance,

Those who donated/contributed cash or in kind (A complete list will be posted later),

Those who were not able to attend but extended their help through their donations/contributions, information dissemination, suggestions, moral support etc,

The academic and non-academic staff of GA and the current students for the help in the physical arrangement of the school, preparation of materials for the registration of participants, manning the registration, etc. and for their joining the parade and other activities,

The organizers of the 50th homecoming and board members of the previous alumni association headed by Ma’am Helen Torres (This well-organized 50th homecoming provided us ideas and materials for the recent 75th homecoming.),

The local government headed by Mayor Cesar J. Isaac III for the support in keeping peace and order and other forms of support including the provision of the narra tree that was planted in GA ground to commemorate the celebration of the 75th Founding Anniversary of GA,

Father Redentor Barsaga, a native-born priest from our hometown who gladly accepted the invitation to celebrate the mass and bless our homecoming,

Our townmates who cheered and welcomed us during the actual events, and,

Those who prayed for our success.

We were able to succeed in this recent homecoming because of our love for our

alma mater and its founder, Mrs. Victorina Garcia,

classmates and our teachers,

youth (and our concern for their future) and,

our community.

We were able to succeed because we were able to

pool all our positive attitudes,

reinforce our efforts and concerns for each other,

volunteer without counting the cost,

strategize how we could gather the alumni across ages and distance, and

respond properly to constructive criticisms.

Although during the planning stage, we were limited by distance from each other, health conditions, busy working activities and financial constraints etc., these did not deter us from meeting some goals at every step of the way.

This homecoming not only paved the way for the reunion of classmates, teachers and best friends who had not seen each other for decades but also paved the way for families or clans to reunite. For those of us who for a long time had not seen our town and attended its feast day in honor of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, this homecoming gave us also the more reasons to come .

Our trust and faith in God and with each other and our hope made this event a reality with lots of surprises at each bend along the way and spontaneous genuine happy response during the course of events. We were indeed delighted. What a happy event!

At the very start of the planning, we prayed for guidance and we were indeed guided accordingly. Even if we were not able to accomplish some of the activities we wanted, we were led to other desirable activities.

Let the success of this event be for the glory of God the Father through His Son Jesus Christ.

I hope to write again later to share with you some of the previous happenings, update you about all the contributions and donations including the King and Queen fund, plan for the election and many other things.

Sincerely,

Corazon C. Buerano





Guinayangan Academy Brief History

Secondary Education in the municipality did not exist in the early 1920’s. Most seventh grade graduates have to go to Manila or Lucena to pursue their studies. In most cases, only a few were able to continue their studies, not until the mid-thirties, when Mr. Vicente Vilar opened the first private high school, the Southern Tagalog Institute. Many students took advantage of the opportunity to pursue secondary courses in this institution. High school graduates in those days were the employed in government offices as clerks, or teachers in the elementary school. The Southern Tagalog Institute did not last long.


And in 1940, the Guinayangan Academy was founded by Mrs. Victorina R. Garcia, with a handful of students. The war between America and Japan stop educational pursuits in all levels for three years. After liberation, the Academy resumed classes in rented building until it moved to its present site.

Being the only source of secondary education in the area, the enrolment in Guinayangan Academy gradually increased and reached an overwhelming population of almost a thousand from 1960 to 1970. Starting with only three instructors in 1941, it reached a total of 15 faculty members in 1970. In a span of more than 70 years, the Academy produced successful professionals


 
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