TEP wears Mr. and Ms. MQAPC crowns
A pose for the win; Mr. and Ms. MQAPC with judges (left to right) Mr. Kid Jhonard Agapito (Jollibee Petron NLT Manager); Ms. Jobelle Ortiz (Former Ms. MQAPC 3rd runner-up); Ma. Carmina Alarilla—Ms. MQAPC 2011, Samantha Llorca—Reigning Ms. MQAPC 2012, Jonathan Opeña—Reigning Mr. MQAPC 2012, Aldrin Karl D. Postrado—Mr. MQAPC 2011, and Mr. Marlon Navarro, Talent Scout/Manager.
TEP Freshman Lass, Samantha Llorca and TEP Lad Jonathan Opeña won the prestigious title of Mr. and Ms. MQAPC after capturing the votes of the jury in the pageant presented, February 23 at the school quadrangle.
The jurors were Mr. Jojo Peña ( Meycauayan Artist Guild President), Mr. Marlon Navarro (Talent Scout/Manager), Mr. Manny Halasan ( Gown Designer), Mr. Kid Jhonard Agapito (Jollibee Petron NLT Manager), Ms. Jobelle Ortiz (Former Ms. MQAPC 3rd runner-up) and Ms. Marian ne Aguirre (Ms. Meycauayan College HS Department).
Reigning Miss MQAPC 2011 Ma. Carmina Alarilla and Mr. Aldrin Karl D. Postrado transferred the crown to King Jonathan Opeña and Queen Samantha Llorca that highlighted the one week celebration, February 20-24. Other winners were: Jonalyn Aquisap and Paul Balangit (First runners-up); Jenine Liwanag and Joseph Montealegre (Second runners-up; Micaela Gonzales and Mark Allan Valdenor (Third runners-up); and Airelle Ann Capron and Jonatahn Maclang (4th runners-up).
TEP conducts second pinning ceremony
The Teacher Education program conducted the second pinning ceremony at the MQAPC Social Hall, January 24.
The second pinning ceremony in the history of MQAPC had been initiated by the program with the theme:
The program was highlighted with the pinning of the nameplates done by the parents of the fourth year BSE students (who are currently on their practice teaching).
OSA Head Mr. Gerard M. Gaxa together with College Dean, Dr. Massuline Antonio D. Ligaya, were present during the ceremony.
Mrs. Rowena C. Velasco the Guest Speaker of the program, noticed in her speech that emphasis should be made to the art of teaching as the noblest profession.
The program hosted by Mrs. Marie Paz G. Contreras and prepared by the TEP Head and College Dean, Dr. Massuline Antonio D. Ligaya ended, 4:30 pm.
Educators bag cheerfest title
The Teacher Education Program cheering squad took the cheerfest competition title, February 21.
The activity is an annual presentation of cheering prowess among students during the anniversary celebration.
Despite of the extreme temperature that time, TEP cheered were able to snatch the title, HMP cheerers bagged the first runner up followed by the ETP cheering squad which had taken the third slot.
Judges of the cheerfest were Prof. Elma A. Baltazar, Mr. Gerard A. Gaza OSA Head
and Mr. Rederick Cardenas.
Voltage V Band snatches music award
The Engineering Technology Program (ETP) won the Battle of the Bands during the celebration of the College Foundation, February 21.
Voltage 5 triumphantly took the lead among the bands competitors and grabbed the honor form the second placer, Boys at the Back of Teacher Education Program (TEP) and the third placer coming from the Hotel Management Program (HMP).
The Voltage 5 band composed of Nicar Bandulin on the drums, Danny Alvior on lead guitar, Enerson Colot on bass guitar, John Carlo Bello on vocal.
Special awards were also given to Louie Enerlan as Best Vocalist, Nicar Bandulin as Best Drummer and Best Guitarists for Jonathan Opeña, Alvin Escalante and Robby Camacho.
Members of the jury were Mr. Gerard Gaza, OSA Head and drum master, Engr. Kim Dowell Grimaldo, MQAPC Choir Master and ETP OJT Coordinator and Mr. Sherwin San Diego, Technical Engineer of IBC 13. Winners received 1,500 , 1,000 and 500 plus certificates.
TEP dominates badminton tilts
The Teacher Education Program regained its lost after beating HMP and ETP bets for Badminton in a nonstop duel over the win at Badminton Marilao Center, February 21.
Marimel Tapispisan(BSE3B) Women Singles and Jose Casais (BSE 2B)Men Singles and Paul Balanguit and Maricon Valondra both from BSE 1A, Mixed Doubles brought up the blues after smashing the bets from ETP and HMP.
“It was a successful event on the first day of sports competition, I am very glad that we finished it successfully.” Sir Paez explained.
ETP team prevails inter program tourney
The Engineering Technology Program romped away with the Inter Program basket championship crown at the school quadrangle, February 24, 2012.
Though, it was a tough try to beat their closest opponent the HMP team (first runner up), the reds proved themselves good enough to win their bid for the top.
Previous match between the Education and Engineering made the reds confident after the BSE blues overcome the Engineering that played the educators second runner up in the tournament.
BSE blue team landed second runner up followed by the HMP green, the MVP hailed from HMP Mr. Joshua Mirador first year.
The Program Heads were Engr. Marlon Latagan, Mrs. Rose Delos Santos and Dr. Massuline Antonio Ligaya of Engineering Technology Program, HMP and TEP respectively while the Tournament Manager was Mr. Alexander Lizardo.
