Announcement: CCES I Alumni Get-Together


The Capul Central Elementary School (now with a I, for those who are not yet aware) announces the holding of an Alumni Get-Together on July 29, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


Under the leadership of Principal Anecita Catucod, the event is in response to the clamor of CCES alumni who have been yearning to walk through memory lane again with the rest of their schoolmates. It aims to gather the bountiful produce the school has had and document its history - which is now in danger of being forgotten.

The July 29 gathering will be a prelude to the actual Grand Alumni Homecoming which will be decided on by the Steering Committee to be organized on the said date. A draft by-laws will be submitted to the body for discussion and consideration.
 
Registration will be done in designated rooms, which divides the graduates by the decade of graduation. Parlor games designed to recall the carefree childhood days will be held, capped by a bingo bonanza in the afternoon.

Lunch will be potluck, also in the respective decade rooms.

See you there!

Comments

  1. FernanApril 12, 2011 at 3:41 AM

    Mano mahaya gaud sito salamat kay sa wakas anya na alumni si CCES. agplano gad lat kami ngan February 2011 nga ti get together lat kami mga CCES Batch 96 ngan agtawagan ko na sito ma'am Jean Manaog-Gasid kay eya e adviser kami ngan Grade 6 kami.Thanks again mano si pagpost sito.

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