Fifty years after graduation from high school, members of the Ateneo de Davao High School Class 1962 will return to the Matina campus on December 7 for a reunion that will begin with a mass and recollection.

Retired Malaybalay Bishop Honesto Pacana, SJ, who was one of the class advisers, will officiate the mass and the recollection with another former teacher, Fr. Rene Ocampo, SJ, who heads the Alumni Office.

Forty-eight students gradudated from the Ateneo de Davao High School in 1962, many of them distinguished in their respective fields, including the scion of a prominent family who went underground when martial law was declared and was arrested, tortured and killed in 1975.

Class members who are now based in the United States, Spain and Australia and from other parts of the country have confirmed their attendance to the reunion.

Those who have confirmed attendance to the reunion are Davao City-based Michael Mike Aranas, Solomon Mon Carpio, Jerry Jerry Garcia, class valedictorian Manuel Manny de Leon, Frank Sulim Liu, Prospero Totoy Mojica, Humberto Nonoy delos Santos, Jose Ting Tiongco and Amor Amor Yap; Mati-based Octavio Boy Zamora; Quezon City-based Domingo Inggo Garcia and Cristeto Titoy Vertido; Alabang-based Joseph Jojosan Sison; Subic-based Roberto Boy Calida; Malaybalay-based Danilo Danny Fanlo.

Class members who are coming from abroad are class salutatorian Bertito Bert Bisnar who is now based in Reno, Nevada: Rey Rey Domingo of San Francisco, California; Alfono Apo Gallego of Zaragoza, Spain; Nilo Nilo Garriga of Sydney, Australia; and Gil Ernesto Hell de los Reyes of Baltimore, Maryland;

Other members of the class who have been contacted but have yet to confirm attendance are former Trade Secretary Tomas Alcantara, now Chair and President of Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc.; Amable Aguiluz V, the father of computer education in the Philippines; Benjamin Malones and Bienvenido Gamir. Aguiluz V, whose nickname is King, is founder of Asias first largest computer-based education system in the Philippines The AMA Education System and since 2003, the Special Envoy of the Philippine President to the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Aranas is a retired bank manager of Family Bank before it merged with Bank of the Philippine Islands; Bisnar is an actuarian of a Health Maintenance Organization in Reno Nevada, Calida is a businessman based in Subic, Zambales, Carpio is into agribusiness, Domingo is retired from his job in a research lab in California, Fanlo is a mechanical engineering graduate and an efficiency expert, Gallego is an anaesthesiologist in Zaragoza, Spain; Domingo Garcia is a civil engineer and housing contractor; Garcia, Jerry is a retired prosecutor in Tagum City, Garriga is a retired salesman in Sydney, De Leon retired as consultant of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Japan, Liu runs a wholesale grocery in Sta Ana, Mojica is a lawyer, Morales was with top management in a pharmaceutical company; De los Reyes is a retired doctor in Baltimore Maryland; De los Santos runs Humbertos Hotel along Palma Gil St., Sison is a retired diplomat who served as Agricultural attach in Japan, Tiongco is chief executive officer of Medical Mission Group Hospitals and Health Services Cooperative-Philippines, a health cooperative that started in Davao City in 1991 and has since spread nationwide; Vertido is a retired actor and playwright; Yap is a practicing lawyer; Zamora is into agri-business.

Those who have sent word they could not attend are Carlos Tamayo, Vicente Tionko and Alex Yackwa Liu.

Among the class members who passed away are Eduardo E. Lanzona who belonged to a rich, prominent family, taught economics in his alma mater, influenced the student movement there, helped organize farmers and the labor unions of Ateneo teachers and bank employees, went underground when martial law was declared in 1972 and was arrested, tortured and killed along with four others in Nabunturan, Compostela Valley on January 17, 1975; and Amado Lacuesta, who was an investment banker for 10 years before becoming an award-winning screenplay writer. Lacuesta suffered a fatal heart failure on New Years Day 1997.

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Home > News Saugus students, alums to pay tribute Friday to ill drama teacher Originally Published on Thursday, November 29, 2012 By Matt Tempesta / The Daily Item

SAUGUS Several generations of Saugus High School students and Theater Company of Saugus members from across the country will gather at the high school auditorium Friday night to honor longtime drama teacher Nancy Lemoine.

Lemoine has been on medical leave since the summer after she was diagnosed with cancer, and Fridays event, called Nan Through the Years, will pay tribute to Lemoine with a grand revue of musical numbers, scenes and sketches recreated from 20 years worth of performances.

Amanda Allen helped organize the event and said, after recently starting a Facebook group for it, she received more than 300 responses almost overnight.

It was amazing and overwhelming, she said. I am thrilled and beyond excited to see it all come together, and for her to see some of the alumni come will be awesome.

Allen did her first musical with Lemoine in 2004 and since then she said she has become a huge part of her life.

Both in theater and personally, said Allen. Shes been a theater mentor and a life mentor for me over the last eight or nine years. Shes helped me grow both as a performer and a person throughout the years. Shes opened my eyes to so many things.

According to the release, Lemoine was raised in Saugus and graduated from Saugus High. She started working at the high school after college, first as a drama coach and later as a teacher.

In addition to teaching and directing theater, Lemoine has formed and directed the award-winning Saugus High School Chorus and barbershop quartets, both male and female, and an improvisation troupe Needs Improvment. She has directed numerous plays and musicals, supervised the student-directed one-act play festival, and brought a production every year to the Massachusetts High School Drama Guild competition.

Lemoine has also been a member of the Theatre Company of Saugus since she was a girl. She has directed, musically directed and performed in dozens of their productions over the past 40 years. Lemoine has also been the organist and choir director for the Cliftondale Congregational Church for many years.

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SOME 100 indigent residents of City Camp will benefit from the medical mission of an alumni association.

Saint Louis University-Boys High Club 7882 will conduct a medical, dental, and optical mission for the indigents of Barangay City Camp Proper and City Camp Central today, Friday, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the City Camp Proper Youth Center.

The alumni of class 1982 of the SLU Boys High School will once again share their blessings to the needy. This is part of the outreach program the group does annually said Felizardo Gacad, president of the group.

Club 7882 president Joselito Itong Tan said the project is in coordination with Association of Barangay Councils president Joel Alangsab.

Drs. Louie Llanes and Noli Tandoc will diagnose medical conditions, while Dr. Nestor Ventura will handle dental concerns, and Dr. Jhun Dizon for optical.

This year, one of the farthest elementary schools in Benguet and seven high school students were beneficiaries of the 3rd Miners Cup Basketball Invitational Tournament which the group of alumni organized with mining companies.

Some P40,000 was given to the Pimmingan Elementary School and scholarship program from the basketball tournament. (Redjie Melvic Cawis)

Published in the Sun.Star Baguio newspaper on November 30, 2012.

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