Semestral End Report

Republic of the Philippines
Leyte Normal University

SCIENCE QUESTERS UNLIMITED
P. Paterno St. Tacloban City
SCIENCE
QUESTERS
UNLIMITED
SEMESTRAL END
REPORT
A.Y 2018-2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Cover Page………………………………………………………………………….i
Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………..1
Historical Background ……………………………………………………………..2
Constitution and By-Laws of the Organization…….…………………………….7
List of Officers……………………………………………………………………...16
Organizational Chart………….…………………………………………………...17
Validity of Accreditation of the Organization…………………….……………...18
Approved Action Plan …………………………………………………………...19
Accomplishment Report (1st Semester S.Y. 2018-2019)……………………...21
Minutes of the Meeting………………………..………………………………….22
Organizational Activities Conducted …………………………………………...24
- Science Month Celebration ..…………………………………………….2
- Acquaintance Party ……………………………………………………….28
- Teachers’ Day ……………………………………………………………..31
- Organizational Booth ……………………………………………………..35
- Intramurals …………………………………………………………………38
- Pasko Ha LNU …………………………………………………………….
Travel/Seminars/ Orientations Attended off-campus ………………………….40
Other Resolutions………………………………………………………………….59
Resolution no. 2, s. 2018 Requirements and Sanction for Signing of
Clearance……………………………………………………………….60
Financial Report……………………………………………………………………61
Action Plan (1st Semester S.Y. 2018-2019)…………………………………....
Summary of Attendance ………………………………..………………………..83

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The world of science has not yet uncovered all the secret lies within our universe,
how much more the entirety of the vastness of space. It is an unquestionable fact that
our universe are so vast that we human beings is just a small piece of a large
investment. The portion of the unexplored celestial entity is quite humongous compared
to what we have already discovered. Today it is known that the earth is only a small ball
of rock in space of unimaginable vastness and that the birth of the solar system was
probably only one vent among many that occurred against the backdrop of an already
mature universe. All this things starts from a simple curiosity.
Curiosity is one of the greatest strengths we possess. Curiosity drives to push

new bounds, keep us excited about our work and inquisitive about the world around us.
Today, more and more people are curious of how the world, the universe, and the
vastness of space begun and work. Thus, more quests have been established to find
necessary answers for every questions unanswered. With this, therefore, the students
of Leyte Normal University (LNU) taking science-related programs from an alliance
creating a single body that manages and continue finding answers through a systematic
process-science. Thus, SCIENCE QUESTERS UNLIMITED was established.
The pioneers who came up with this idea is the group of Mr. Jose Ismael
Salamia, during their time in LNU in the school year 2007-2008. The President of that
time is Miss NimfaRanayo. They established the main foundation of the organization,
such as, the governing laws and policies or the constitution and bylaws, etc. In the
school year 2008-2009, new officers were elected with the President Mr. Mark Gallano,
this is to ensure the continuous flow of finding answers to the vastness of questions.
The next President elected was Mr. April JhonGaditano. He is the only President who
was elected for two terms from school years 2009-2010 and 2010-2011. Then,
Ms.RizalynPepito was chosen as successor of Mr.Gaditano from the school year 2011-
2012. She continued what the previous officers have done. The next one who answered
the call was Mr. Reynolds BoholtsBermuel Jr., from school year 2013-2014. Afterwards,
new officers were elected, this was headed by Mr. Erikson Noseñas in the school year
20014-2015. The task was turn over to Mr. Ronald J. Magaipo from school year 2015-
2016. Likewise the school year 2016-2017, the flame of the organization was given to
Mr. Isaac O. Obseñares to continue finding the answers. And, with the same objective,
this was transferred to Mr. King Philip C. Gonzal, from school year 2017-2018. Now
the responsibility is vested to the current President Ms.Chenalin C. De Los Santos from
school year 2018-2019.
Since the inauguration of the organization, it has taken a big step in achieving its
goals. From acquiring various science concepts to research and winning different
competitions locally and globally. All these are quests in finding answers to a curious
questions.
S.Y 2015-2016
President: Mr. Ronald J. Magaipo
Significant Contribution/s:
1. Successful Conduct of the Biennial Science Exhibit
- The Leyte Normal University through the Science Unit with the help from the
Science Questers Unlimited conducted the science exhibit every two years.
The purpose of the events is to show science concepts and its applications to
the students as well as to the visitors. Likewise, the exhibit also aims to instil
the love to science on the hearts and minds of the students and visitors. The
LNU is the only institution in Region 8 that conduct exhibit in science. Thus,
all the members of the SQU, with the coordination from the Science Building
and all the necessary things which resulted to the successful conduct of the
Biennial Science Exhibit.
S.Y 2016-2017
President: Mr. Isaac O. Obseñares
Significant Contribution/s
1. Environmental Education
- The Science Questers Unlimited conducted an Environmental Education,
with the coordination from the Science Unit, as an extension program of the
organization. The purposes of this extension program are:
1. to educate the people living in the selected places. 2. and to instil
awareness regarding the on-going environmental degradation, its effects and
ways in minimizing those effects. There were three places selected for the
said extension program: V&G, Youngfield, and San Jose. The Professor from
the Science Unit was the lecturers while the members of the organization are
the facilitators.
2. Waste Disposal Symposium
-The SQU conducted a symposium regarding waste disposal to its members
of the organization and invited other students of the university. The aims of
the symposium are: 1. to educate the students regarding proper waste
disposal 2. to teach the proper way of using the 3R’s 3. and develop a plan
regarding proper waste disposal.
S.Y 2017-2018
President: Mr. King Philip Gonzal
1. Successful Conduct of the Regional Science Research
- With the theme “Science for the People”, Leyte Normal University conducted
its first Regional Science Research Summit. This research summit was
headed by Science Unit and in coordination with the SQU. The aims of the
research summit are the following:
1. To provide an avenue for dissemination of research findings.
2. To promote the use of sound methodologies in science
3. To recognize outstanding researchers and enthusiasts.
4. To provide an avenue for new professional contact
5. To promote mastery of inquiry skills collaboration through science quiz bee.
2. Mini Science Exhibit

The mini science exhibit aims to present the scientific works of the SQU
members from their respective programs to share scientific concepts through
scientific simulations and demonstration.
S.Y 2018-2019
President: Ms.Chenalin De Los Santos
1. Successful Conduct of the Science Month Celebration

- As the only Science Organization in the university, it is an annual tradition to
celebrate the Science Month, not just amongst the Science people, but with
the whole university. With that in mind, the Science Questers’ Unlimited
hosted contests that includes the participation of non-science Organization,
and another for Science Major Students.
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
PREAMBLE
We, the members of the Science Questers Unlimited, imploring the
will of our Almighty God, in order to uplift the welfare of each member,
assume role in the school development and governance as an active,
supportive and participating partner of the university in formulating
programs, projects, strategies and other initiatives that ultimately lead the
students in becoming effective, self-reliant, progressive citizens in the
future, do ordain and promulgate this constitution.
ARTICLE I
NAME AND DOMICILEK
Sec. 1. The organization shall be known as the Science Questers Unlimited

herein referred to as SQU.
Sec. 2. The officer of the SQU shall be located within the campus
premises.
ARTICLE II
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
Sec. 1. In realization of its objectives, the members of the SQU shall be
committed to:
1. Constitutive, participatory, and democratic attitude.
2. Students service above self.
3. The spirit of volunteerism.
4. Total development of its members, the student’s populace in
general.
Sec. 2. The SQU is found on the following objectives:

1. To establish and strengthen the support, camaraderie and the
fellowship among members of the Science Questers Unlimited.
2. To formulate, implement and coordinate activities, projects and

programs particularly those that are beneficial to the members of
the organization/general welfare of the student’s populace.
3. To set up a foundation for the benefit of the members and their
constituents.
4. To import knowledge that would eventually change
misconceptions in life.
5. To initiate and support programs that are designed to uplift the
social, intellectual, moral, physical development of the members
and students populace as a whole.
ARTICLE III
MEMBERSHIP
Sec. 1. The Science Questers Unlimited (SQU) is a wide organization in
the university.
Sec. 2. The Science Questers Unlimited is an organization of all students
taking up Science as their specialization which includes Physical Science,
Biological Science and BS Biology. The officers are elected from the
members of the SQU organization.
Sec. 3. Membership fee - Members are required to pay P60.00 registration

fee.
Sec. 4. Membership in the SQU shall be terminated by being permanently
incapacitated and removed from office on the grounds and manners as
may be prescribed in this constitution.
ARTICLE IV
RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, DUTIES, AND OBLIGATION OF THE MEMBERS
Sec. 1. Members in good standing shall have the following rights and
privileges:
1. Participate in all SQU activities.
2. Avail oneself of the services of the organization.

3. Vote, and if qualified for a qualified position, to be voted upon.
4. Voice out their grievances.
5. Use the facilities of the organization.
6. Avail such rights and privileges as may be prescribed by this

constitution.
Sec. 2. Each shall have the following duties and obligations:
1. Actively participate in all activities of SQU.

2. Propagate by word and by deed the principles, objectives and
programs of the organization.
3. Conduct oneself in a manner fitting a member of the organization.
ARTICLE V
POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE ORGANIZATION
Sec. 1. The Science Questers Unlimited shall have the following function:
1. Formulate policies as may be necessary for the pursuit of the
realization of the aims and objectives in accordance with the
constitution.
2. Initiate and implement programs designed and enhancing the

social, moral, intellectual and physical development of its
members.
3. Appropriate and administer own funds.
4. Create such bodies as it may be deemed necessary to effectively

carry out programs and activities.
5. Exercise such powers and functions as the SQU may provide or

direct.
ARTICLE VI
OFFICERS: POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE CLUB
Sec. 1 The functions and duties of the SQU officers shall be as follows:
1. The President is the executive officer of the organization and shall:
a. implement, execute and enforce the objectives and the
goals of the organization, the rules and regulations and
derivatives laid down here in this Constitution;
b. render semestral reports every after the semester to the
members;
c. presides over meetings of the organization;
d. maintain organizational structure and staffing pattern of the
organization, in close coordination with the members;
e. perform such other functions as may be authorized by the
Organization.
2. The Vice-President is the next highest officer of the organization and

shall:
a. discharge the functions of the President in case the latter

resign, becomes physically incapacitated or is suspended
or removed from office;
b. assist President in the implementation of the programs,
projects and activities of the Organization;
c. be chairman of the Committee on Planning Projects and
Development;
d. perform such other functions as may be assigned by the
President.
3. The Secretary shall:
a. certify accredited members of the Organization;

b. record minutes of the meetings of the officers and
members properties and assets of the Organization, and;
c. performs such other duties and functions as may assigned
by the President.
4. Treasurer shall:
a. take custody of and control over all funds and properties of

the Organization;
b. receive, collect and disburse funds and dispose the
properties of the Organization under the authority;
c. issue official receipts for any sum of the money or
properties of the Organization;
d. render Semestral Financial Report every after the
semester, and;
e. perform such other official duties as may assigned by the
President.
5. Auditors shall:
a. periodically examine and audit the assets and liabilities and

require the production of supporting documents;
b. inform the Organization Officers immediately of any
transactions critical to the Organization and do such
processes, such measures that shall protect the interest of
the Organization;
c. perform such other official function as may be assigned by
the President.
6. Public Information Officer shall:
a. establish relation and contacts with other organization in

the University, and disseminate information about the
Organization membership, as well as the objectives and
activities of the organization, and;
b. perform such other duties as may be assigned by the
President.
ARTICLE VII
MEETING AND QUORUM
Sec. 1. A meeting may be called by the President or upon request of the
1/3 of the members of the organization. Written notice of the date, time,
place and the agenda shall be given to all members 3 days prior to the
scheduled date of the meeting.
Sec. 2. A quorum is the number of members required to be able to transact
official business and is such necessary for the validity of every decision of
the organization.
Sec. 3. Two general assemblies shall be conducted for every semester of
the academic year. One general assembly at the beginning and one at the
end of the semester. This is to inform the members about the
organization’s action plans, for the first assembly, and semestral reports,
for the second assembly. Special assembly/ies may be conducted if it is
necessary.
ARTICLE VIII
ELECTIONS
Sec. 1. The bonafide members of the organization who are qualified for the
position have the right to be voted upon.
Sec. 2. The officers will only be elected if the body constitutes the quorum.
Sec. 3. Term of Office- the tenure office of the officers and members of the
organization shall be until such time that their legal successors shall have
been duly elected.
Sec. 4 The election for the first four executive positions must be elected
before the end of the school-year.
ARTICLE IX
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
Sec. 1. The officers and members may be disciplined through
accountabilities, for any of the following grounds:
a. Dishonesty, oppression, misconduct of officer, gross negligence
on dereliction of duty.
b. Unexcused absences and tardiness during meetings and

activities.
c. Such other grounds may be provided in this constitution.
ARTICLE X
RECORDS, LIQUIDATION AND TRANSPARENCY

Sec. 1 All documents or records of every transaction, meeting, conference
and assembly will be filed and to be in the custody and care of specific
officers of the organization.
a. The Secretary will take charge of the minutes of all meetings,

assemblies and related conferences.
b. All transactions regarding funding and collections will be
handled by the Treasurer.
c. The Auditors will review all expenses and flow of funds, as well
as liquidation reports.
Sec. 2 All transaction records and liquidation reports will be shown to the
public through a transparency board and will be discussed every last
assembly of the semester.
ARTICLE XI
SUCCESSION AND FILLING UP OF VACANCIES

Sec. 1. In case the President voluntarily resigns, or is permanently
incapacitated, is removed from the office, or as been absent without leave
for one month, the Vice-President will automatically assume the office of
the unexpired portion of the term., shall discharge the powers and duties
and enjoy the rights and privileges appurtenant to the office. Special
election may be conducted to elect the Vice-President.
Sec. 2. In case there are vacancies of positions for Secretary, Treasurer,
Auditor, and Public Information officer, their respective assistants shall
automatically assume the positions vacated.
ARTICLE XII
AMENDMENTS, REVISIONS AND RATIFICATION

Sec. 1. Any amendment to, or revision of, this Constitution and By-laws
may be proposed by:
a. The officers of the organization.

b. Constitutional convention composed of elected concern delegates.
Sec. 2. Amendments may likewise be directly proposed by the SQU
members through initiative upon a petition of at least five percent of the
total numbers of the registered members.
Sec. 3. Amendments to, or revisions of, this Constitution and By-laws shall
be adopted by the SQU shall be notified by a majority vote of all the
members of the organization in a meeting called for propose, there being a
quorum.
ARTICLE XIII
TRANSITORY PROVISIONS
Sec. 1. The incumbent officers of the SQU shall continue to hold office until
removed, recalled or until such time that the newly elected officers shall be
qualified and assumed office in accordance with this Constitution and By-
laws.
2. The SQU shall promulgate the implementing guidelines supplemented to
the existing provision of the Constitution.
ARTICLE XIV
REPELLING CLAUSE
Sec. 1. All the rules, regulation, issuance or parts thereof inconsistent with
the Constitution and By-laws are hereby repeated or modified accordingly.
ARTICLE XV
SEPARABILITY CLAUSE
Sec. 1. If for any reason, any section or provision of this Constitution and
By-laws is declared void by any competent authority, no other reaction,
provisions or part thereof shall be affected, the same shall remain in full
effect.
ARTICLE XVI
EFFECTIVITY
Sec. 1. The amended Constitution and By-Laws, embodying all the
revisions, shall take effect one month after the ratification by the majority of
all the members of the SQU through its plebiscite.
Organizational Chart
CHENALIN C. DE LOS SANTOS

President
RUEGIN D. MASONG JOHN GERALD L. GAGATIGA LYKENN MARC LO

Vice President Secretary Treasurer
DEAN BRANDO CINCO DONNA MAE GAOT LAURO J. CANTERO JR.

Auditor 1 Auditor 2 P.I.O.
PETER JULS R. ZULUETA ANNA JANE A. GAYAS

GETTY KEITH RIPALDA
4th Yr. Biological Sciences 4th Yr. Physical Sciences
4th Yr. BS Biology Representative
Representative Represetative
KAREZZA NICOLE CARLA JOYCE U. NARBONITA VANESSA NIÑA D. ENCOY

QUISQUISAN 1st Yr. BSEd Science 1st Yr. BSEd Science
1st Yr. BS Biology Representative Representative Representative
CONTACT
NAME POSITION EMAIL ADDRESS
NUMBER
Jefferson E. Flores Adviser jepoyRN29@gmail.com
Chenalin C. De Los chenalincuynodelossantos25
President 09058348115
Santos @gmail.com
rueginmasong2
Ruegin D. Masong Vice-President 09657595279
@gmail.com
John Gerald L. johngerald.gagatiga
Secretary 09473754844
Gagatiga @gmail.com
Lykenn Marc Lo Treasurer 09264509116 lykkentwitter@gmail.com
Dean Brando Cinco Auditor 09771897720 dbrandocinco@gmail.com
Donna Mae I. Gaot Auditor 09270247968 ilovedonnamae@gmail.com
Lauro J. Cantero Jr. P.I.O. 09096963930 laurocantero1@gmail.com
Karezza Nicole A. 1st Year
09557161519 karezzanicole@gmail.com
Quisquisan Representative
Vanessa Niña D. 1st Year
09953348440 ninaencoy@gmail.com
Encoy Representative
Carla Joyce U. 1st Year cj.narbonita00181
09565491756
Narbonita Representative @gmail.com
Anna Jane A. 4th Year
09203950899 annajane.gayas@gmail.com
Gayas Representative
Getty Keith J. 4th Year gettykeith.ripalda
09052629634
Ripalda Representative @gmail.com
Peter Juls R. 4th Year
09473112492 julspeterzulueta@gmail.com
Zulueta Representative
Validity of
the
Organization
(Insert Certificate)
Approved
Action Plan
(Insert Action Plan Document)
ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
st
(1 Semester, S.Y.
2018-2019)
PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
2nd Semester 2018-2019
The Science Questers Unlimited would like to conduct a Science
Camp which is an activity for the students of LNU taking science-related programs. This
activity will serve as an avenue for their holistic development. They will experience a 2-
day residential camp that will further hone their talents and skills, develop their social
interactions, sharpen their scientific attributions, and inspire them on their chosen fields.
Hence, they can find their passion in scientific works for the service to the community.
One way to enhance scientific learning skills and attributes is the conduct of a
departmental camp which includes seminars, workshops and scuence related activities.
The science camp will be conceived with an end goal of boasting the science concept
mastery of the students and applying them to real life situations, inventions, or
innovations for preservation of ourė environment and for the betterment of the society.
Science Camp will test and improve the scientific knowledge of

the students. Hone the scientific attitudes that will lead them to do tasks scientifically
and apply the science concepts that the students have learned in order to solve
scientific problems, surpass challenges, invent, inmovate things that will contribute to
the development of the society, and to protect and preserve our environment.
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
1st Semester 2018-2019
Name of Event Brief Discussion
1. Organizational Meeting Elect new set of SQU officers for A.Y. 2018-2019
2. General Assembly Orient and re-orient the members of the SQU with the
Constitution and By-laws.
3. Updating of the SQU Replace the previous information on the bulletin board
bulletin board with the present (i.e. Organizational chart)
4. Science Month Held a one-day event in celebration of the Science Month
Celebration through different activities: Group Science Quiz Bee (For
Science and Non-Science Major), Poster-Making
Contest, Scrap Art Competition, Film Showing, and a
weekly Science Trivia.
5. Acquaintance Party With the Supreme Student Council spearheading the
event, the SQU conducted the annual Acquaintance
Partywhichto aims to develop camaraderie and
friendliness among SQU members and Science faculty
members.
6. Photo Booth Ala Fiesta Raise funds during the Intramurals, where students and
visitors around the university are able to take photos.
7. Teacher’s Day A simple surprise by the SQU officers and members
Celebration during the Celebration of the Teacher’s Day
8. Pasko Ha LNU Conducted a simple celebration of Christmas among
SQU members through games and gift-giving.
TRAININGS ATTENDED
1stSemester 2018-2019
EVENT DATE VENUE REMARKS

5 SQU officers
GAD Training and
September 1, 2018 LNU Campus attended the
Seminar
seminar
3 SQU offcers
Lead Camp Hexa October 26-28,
Gymnasium participated the 2
2018 2018
days seminar
St. Peters College
19th Annual
November 22 – 24, of Ormoc, Ormoc
Regional POSTE
2018 City, Leyte.
Convention
Prepared by:
JOHN GERALD L. GAGATIGA

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:
JEFFERSON E. FLORES RN,LPT

Adviser, SQU
Minutes
of the
Meeting
(INSERT MINUTES OF THE MEETING DOCUMENTS)
ACTIVITIES
(Every Event Conducted)
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RESOLUTION NO. 1
Series 2018
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SCIENCE QUESTERS UNLIMITED

(SQU) TREASURER TO COLLECT THE AMOUNT OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY PESO
FROM SQU MEMBERS WHO AGREE TO HAVE THEIR FOOD IN THE
ACQUAINTANCE PARTY BE COVERED BY THE CATERING SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the Acquaintance Party is an activity set to promote camaraderie and open
venues for new friendships.
WHEREAS, the activity will be held on the 4th day of October 2018;
WHEREAS, all members of the SQU are enjoined to participate.;
WHEREAS, those members who will opt to have the catering services cover their food
will contribute two hundred fifty pesos, in which the SQU Treasurer will collect the
amount;
WHEREAS, those who will not pay the P250.00 are encouraged to participate however
they will have to bring their food;
NOW WHEREFORE:
BE IT RESOLVED, as it is at this moment resolved that the SQU treasurer be

authorized to collect the amount two hundred fifty pesos from SQU members who agree
to have their food in the acquaintance party be covered by the catering service.
Adopted on the 26th day of September 2018
Certified True and Correct:

SQU Secretary
Attested:
CHENALIN C. DELOS SANTOS

SQU President
Noted:
SQU Adviser
Recommending Approval:
MARIAN B. DELIS
SSC, President
Action Taken:
__Approved
__Disapproved
JACQUELINE I. ESPINA, Ed. D.

Dean, Office of the Student Affairs
P.Paterno St., Tacloban City
SCIENCE MONTH CELEBRATION

NARRATIVE REPORT
Every September of every year, is the annual month-long Science Month

Celebration. Being a Science oriented organization, the Science Questers Unlimited of
Leyte Normal University took part on this worldwide celebration. With the theme
“Science for the People: Innovation for Collective Prosperity” the organization, with the
help and support of the Science Faculty, prepared activities in which the students of the
university can participate. The goal of this celebration is to enhance the scientific skills
and attitudes not only those of the Science Major students but also to those students of
the other programs. For that reason the Science Questers Unlimited agreed to hold five
activities: two Science Quiz Bee (one for non-Science majors and the other for the
members of the organization), Poster Making Contest, Scrap Art Contest, Film Showing,
and the Weekly Science Trivia. All of these activities are open to all students of the
university.
The officers of the organization agreed to assign specific officers to act as the
Head of a specific activity. Since there are only five activities, the remaining officers
were assigned to help the Heads of every activity. The materials to be used, venue, and
time were all decided in a meeting attended by the members.
The Science Month Celebration in Leyte Normal University is not only

participated by the Science Questers Unlimited but also by the Developmental
Integrated Group of Information Technology Students (DIGITS) and Math Students’
Society (MSS). Our organization conducted a meeting with their representatives from
the each organization. It was agreed, in the meeting, that each organization should do
all of their activities in a specific week of the month unless there’s a need to reschedule
some activities. This is to avoid any conflict of schedule and overlapping of activities.
Furthermore, it was also agreed that the organization assigned to that specific week is
responsible for the flag ceremony held every Monday. Our organization is assigned for
the first week making us the one who opened the Science Month Celebration. Every
officersof the SQU, with the guidance of our adviser, participated for the successful
conduct of the opening. We led the usual flow of events, announced the activities and
contests that we will be having, and formally announced the opening of the celebration.
All of our activities and contests were tentatively scheduled on a Wednesday, 5 th

of October 2018. However, due to some complications on the schedule the organization
decided to reschedule the Scrap Art Contest on the 12th of September and the Science
Quiz Bee for Science majors on the 7th of September. As a result, only three of our
activities is held on the 5th of October. Invitation letters were prepared and distributed to
all organizations of the university. Fortunately, a few of them responded and sent some
of their members to participate.
The first contest or activity held was the Science Quiz Bee for non-Science
majors on the 5th of September. The contest was held at the 2nd floor of the CTE
Building. Attendance and registration started around 8:30 in the morning. It was
attended by six organizations each having three members. The organizations who
participated were the following: MAPEH Circle, JSWAP, TLE Guild, HRC, APSS, and
English Circle. For three rounds these six organizations competed with each other
making use of their scientific knowledge to answer the questions given. After the
Difficult round, HRC and APSS tied hence a Clincher round was done. In the end, HRC
emerged victorious making the APSS land in the second place. Third place was won by
the JSWAP representatives. The contest ended at exactly 10:43 in the morning.
Also on the same day, the Poster Making Contest was held at the Science
Building, SR 35. The contest started around 9:00 in the morning and was participated
by six organizations; each has one representative. The contest lasted for hours and was
finished around 11:30. The outputs were then immediately judged by the chosen
teachers from the Science Unit. The winners will be announced and recognized during
the awarding ceremony that is to be decided by our organization along with the DIGITS
and MSS.
On the afternoon, the Film Showing was also held on SR 35 of the Science
Building. Tickets were sold, for 0.99 Pesos, before the start of the film. Only those who
were able to buy the tickets can participate and watch in the Film showing. The activity
started around 1:30 pm. Two science fiction movies were played namely, The Shape of
Water and The Core. The activity ended at the end of the second movie.
The Science Quiz Bee for the Science majors was held at the AV Studio on the
7thof September 2018. The contest was participated by six classes: BSEd Science 1-2,
BSEd Science 1-4, BSEd Science 1-6, BS Biology AB 1-1, BS Biology AM 1-1, and BS
Biology 4. Same with the other quiz bee, the contest has three rounds but with broader
and harder questions. The contest started around 4:00 pm. After the difficult round, the
BS Biology 4 emerged victorious followed by BS Biology AB 1-1 and BSEd Science 1-2
placing 2nd and 3rd respectively. The contest ended around 5:30 in the afternoon.
On the 12th of September, the Scrap Art Contest was held at SR 23 of the
Science Building. The contest was participated by four organizations, each having a pair
as representatives. The contest started at exactly 9:00 am. After a few hours of work the
participants finished their works around 12:30 pm. Their outputs are still to be judged by
selected faculty members of the Science Unit. The winners will also be recognized and
awarded during the awarding ceremony that is yet to be decided by the responsible
organizations assigned for the Science Month Celebration.
The Weekly Science Trivia was held every week, starting from Monday and
ending every Friday. Tickets are sold in the SQU Office for only 0.99 pesos. Each draw
was held every Friday. Winners are to be announced on the awarding ceremony that is
yet to be decided.
The winners will receive a prize prepared by the organization during the yet to be
decided awarding ceremony. Both participants and winners will receive certificates as
well. Tokens and certificates of appreciation will also be given to the judges. The
Science Questers Unlimited will soon reach out to the DIGITS and MSS to plan and talk
about the awarding ceremony.
The Science Month Celebration activities of our organization was faced by many
hindrances. But despite all of those, we were still able to finish all of our activities with
the cooperation and help of our officers, members and the Science faculty. In the end
we were able to accomplish our goal which is to enhance the scientific skills and
attitudes not only those of the Science Major students but also to those students of the
other programs. It will also not be possible without the participation of the other
organizations. Like the organs in a biological system of a human body, the
aforementioned people or groups did their part for the entire system to function, or in
this case, for the success of the Science Month Celebration.
Prepared by:

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:
JEFFERSON E. FLORES
Adviser, SQU
P. Paterno St., Tacloban City
SQU ACQUAINTANCE PARTY

(OCTOBER 4, 2018)
NARRATIVE REPORT
With the theme “Retro: A Blast from the Past”, the Science Questers Unlimited (SQU)
gathered at the 1st Floor of the SR Building during the Acquaintance Party 2018 celebration
held last October 4, 2018.
The event started around 11:30 in the morning with a total of 192 members and the
science faculty members. Everyone wore an attire that corresponded to the theme. Retro-
vintage outfits from different decades were seen but clothing from the 1980’s was dominant
since it was the specified year for SQU. Some of the faculty members also dressed up
according to the theme. This year’s emcees were two SQU officers, Vanessa Encoy and Dean
Cinco.
The program started off with a prayer led by the SQU President, Ms. Chenalin de los
Santos and was followed by an opening statement by the SQU Vice- President, Mr. Ruegin
Masong. Afterwards, luncheon followed. The students were made to choose they want
beforehand through a survey conducted by the organization. The foods served were fish fillet,
pork steak and fried chicken for the main course, mango banggo and fruit salad for desserts
and, iced tea and water for drinks. As Asia’s staple food, rice is already given.
Luncheon was followed by entertainment. Each section was required to have an

intermission number to be presented during the party. From BSEd to BS BIO, there was a
never-ending showcasing of talent. A string of song numbers like Say You Won’t Let Go by
James Arthur presented by some freshmen students and dance-offs from the seniors occurred
that day proving that science majors are quite the talented bunch as well.
Following the intermission numbers were the fun stuff—the games. Both students and
teachers alike participated in the games prepared by the officers. This was a great chance to
get well-acquainted with the students from different sections from freshmen to seniors. Some
games played were musical chairs with a twist for the students and Hep-Hep-Hurray! for the
teachers which they clearly enjoyed. This part of the event was a good way to forget about
paper works for a short while and be stress-free.
Another highlight of the party was the search for Best Dressed for both male and female
category. The officers handpicked the candidates according to the accuracy of their outfit and
how well they wear it. The judges were the audience and members based on how loud they clap
for their chosen bets. From 10 pairs, there will only be two winners and they were both
freshmen. Best Dressed Female Category was Ms. Kristian Colminar from BSEd-SC16 and
Best Dressed Male Category was from BSBIO AB11, Mr. Aldrin Francisco. The awardees truly
deserved it.
Marking the adjournment of the party was the closing words from the SQU President,
Ms. Chenalin C. de los Santos, followed by photo opportunity spree for the officers along with
the organization adviser, Mr. Jefferson E. Flores. The party ended at 4pm which was also the
start of restoration of the venue and preparation for the university-wide celebration which was
held at the HRDC Gymnasium on the same day.
Despite the challenges faced by the officers in the preparation, the event was still
considered a success. The main objective of the acquaintance party was to make new friends
and strengthen old bonds, create unity and practise respect among the different sections and
work as one—as a family. The look on their faces and feedback received was more than
enough proof that the SQU Acquaintance Party 2018, with the theme, “Retro: A Blast from the
Past”, was definitely a success.
Prepared by:
JOHN GERALD GAGATIGA

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:
JEFFERSON E. FLORES, RN, LPT

Adviser, SQU
PICTO NARRATIVE
The participants of Science Quiz Bee for non-Science majors are

deliberating on their answer for the question that is flashed on the screen.
The representatives of the HRC (first placer), along with the

organizers, flashing their smiles in front of the camera.
The participants of the Science Quiz Bee for Science majors
pose for the camera along with the officers from SQU.
Spectators of the Film Showing are very focused in watching the Sci-Fi movie
flashed on the screen.
The participants of the Poster Making Contest are focused with
their work.
The judges are carefully looking through the outputs of the Poster
Making Contest while also grading them.
SQU ACQUAINTANCE PARTY

(OCTOBER 4, 2018)
PICTO-NARRATIVE REPORT
The theme of this year’s Acquaintance Party is “A Blast from the Past.” The venue was
decorated with aesthetics from the 1980’s and the tables and chairs were in a variety of colours
to feel the retro vibe.
Students and Professors were openly invited during the occasion. Students and
teachers alike settled in their seats posing for the camera.
The students enjoyed their lunch simultaneously while participating activities
such as showcasing their talents to the stage representing each of their sections.
The teachers were also obliged to participate games during the occasion for
them also to enjoy the vibe along with the students.
After the closing message of the president in our organization, namely Ms.Chenalin C.
De Los Santos, the rest of the officers took up a documentation as the facilitators of the event
along with their adviser.
TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION

(OCTOBER 11, 2018)
NARRATIVE REPORT
Teaching has always been a demanding profession, but in an increasingly complex,

highly technical and fast changing world, classrooms are ever more challenging, with many of
the young people struggling with difficult social and personal issues. That so many students in
these circumstances nonetheless go in to acquire the essential skills they need to participate
fully in our society is a tribute to the persistence, dedication and professionalism of their
teachers.
World Teachers’ Day is a wonderful opportunity for the whole community to

acknowledge the critical role that teachers play and recognise and thank them for the invaluable
contribution they make to shaping and helping to secure the future of our society.
This year, the SQU officers prepared a tiny surprise for the science faculty. The night
before, they decorated the board with a simple “Happy Teachers’ Day” greetings and prepared
a song number. They also bought tokens to be given to the teachers during the program at the
HRDC Gymnasium.
On the morning of October 11, 2018, selected students were already prepared to escort
the teachers to the gym for the mass and program. As they greet the teachers, they were given
a bracelet signifying the students’ gratitude. After escorting the teachers, the students went to
the SQU office to finish the tokens in the form of mason jars. The mason jars filled with inspiring
quotes and short messages from the students. The jar was decorated with strings, fancy straws
and a tag with their names written on it.
After filling up everything, the jars were brought to the gym. Each student is again
assigned to a specific teacher. Once the science faculty was called, the students went up and
gave the token along with the Supreme Student Council who also prepared something for the
teachers. Photos were taken afterwards and happiness was evident in the faces of the teachers.
Back in the SR Building, once the teachers were inside the Science Unit, the board was
brought to the second floor and the guitars were already prepared for the song number. Both
students and officers went inside the science unit and sung their heart out to show appreciation
to the teachers. The teachers were surprised and sang along as well. Another photo opportunity
occurred outside the unit, with the decorated board and bright smiles on everyone’s faces.
To students, teachers are one of the greatest people that come across their life. They
are not selfless givers but also the mentors of their life. At every step, they come across
teachers who devote their entire lifetime in the enlightenment of students.
For sure, teachers’ definition can’t be limited to a subject teacher because anyone who
guides you is a teacher. Many times you feel like thanking your teacher but you do not find the
proper occasion. So in the past celebration of teachers’ day, the Science Questers Unlimited
commemorated their teachers’ efforts and thanked them for being the guiding light in their life.
Prepared by:

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:

Adviser, SQU
TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION

(OCTOBER 11, 2018)
The teachers were given a token of

appreciationthat serves as a reminder of how
their roles as teachers our important in the
lives of each and every student.
The students approach some teachers to show their presence and importance based of
their unique relationship in supporting their wonderful day.
The organization manages to include some student volunteers as a part of being
compassionate to escort the teachers to the gym and prepare for the mini surprise at the
science faculty.
In this picture, the students successfully caught the attention of the teachers in a way of singing
to them a song that enlightens their excitement during the day of crediting their profession.
OFFICE OF THE SUPREME STUDENT COUNCIL
P. Paterno St., Tacloban City, Philippines 6500
ACTIVITY PROPOSAL
I. Activity Title
This activity will be called: “PHOTOBOOTH ala Fiesta”
II. Description
PHOTOBOOTH ala Fiesta is a mini-photo booth kioskwith a touch of

Philippine festival because of the additional background and props of festivals
that it has. This booth will provide entertainment to students, teachers and
visitors, as they take a memory of the Intramurals 2018 on their own hands. The
on-site photo printing will provide a branded souvenir of the event. Although there
is more to a photo booth than entertainment value, the fun is definitely still a
factor. The PHOTOBOOTH ala fiesta will make even the guests busy and
engaged -and hopefully, the novelty of the experience will have them talking long
after they’ve left the festival-themed Sports event of the Leyte Normal University.
III. Objectives
The Booth: “PHOTOBOOTH” has the following specific objectives;

a. To provide branded souvenir of the event to teachers, students and
visitors
b. To provide entertainment for teachers, students and visitors
c. To raise fund for the academic organization involved
IV. Proposed Schedule of Activity
This activity will start on 19 of November 2018.
TIME-FRAME ACTIVITY
November 19-22, 2018 Booth
V. Expected Participants
The said activity is made for the students of Leyte Normal University. The
persons involved are the LNU Administration and Staff, the working volunteers
and the sponsors. Additionally, visitors from other schools can also be involved in
this booth.
VI. Persons Responsible
For this activity to be successful, SQU officers have been assigned to

different committees, each having a chairman that will look over the tasks and
the members that will help in carrying out those tasks. Furthermore, there would
be a shifting of duties on the booth among SQU members according to the
sections they belong.
WORKING COMMITTEE PERSONS-IN-CHARGE
Design and Props Getty Keith Ripalda

Before and After Care Karezza Nicole Quisquisan
Technical Dean Brando Cinco
Cashier Duty Lykenn Marc Lo
On-Site Duty Lauro Cantero Jr.
Narrative and Documentation Carla Joyce Narbonita
Steering Vanessa Nina Encoy
DUTY SCHEDULE SECTION-IN-CHARGE
Day 1 (Nov. 20, 2018) BSEd Sci_11, Sci_12, Sci_13

Day 3 (Nov. 22, 2018) BSEd Sci_17, BS Bio AB_11, AM_11
VII. Budgetary Requirement
Items Qty Unit Price Total

Ink 8 bottles (2 per color) 260 php 2,080 php
Photo paper 20 pack (12 pcs per 16 php 320 php
pack)
TOTAL 2,400 php
Summary of Expenses
Total Amount: 2,400php + 1,000 php (Miscellaneous Fee)
GRAND TOTAL 3,400 php
ORGANIZATIONAL BOOTH
NARRATIVE REPORT
Intramurals is one of the most anticipated events and highlights every school
year. It is a celebration conducted every year which primarily promotes sportsmanship
and camaraderie amongst athletes of different sports events. It is also an avenue for
students to show not just their strength as athletes but their skills and talents as well.
Every Intramurals the Supreme Student Council always prepare gimmicks to

make the celebration more fun and exciting for everyone. This year, one of the activities
proposed by the SSC was “Booth Fiesta”. This activity required all accredited academic
organizations to prepare an interactive booth. Our organization, the Science Questers
Unlimited, have chosen the photo booth with the theme: Philippine Fiesta. We named
the booth “Photo Booth a la Fiesta”. Prior to the intramurals week, the officers already
planned the theme and the “look” of the both. The materials were carefully selected and
the decorations were properly installed. After hours and hours of labor, we managed to
finish the booth right before the opening with the help of both members and officers.
With the help of some artistic members, our organization have managed to have an
interesting and eye-pleasing booth.
During the opening of our booth, we have assigned one section to facilitate every
four hours. Each class took turns in facilitating the booth for the whole week of
celebration. Since this was a fund raising activity, we have decided the price of 15.00
pesos per developed photo. Other Science major students were asked to encourage
everyone to try our photo booth. As a result, more and more students came to try our
photo booth. The photos were also posted in our Facebook page. The booth turned to
be successful since there were a lot of students who participated. At the end of the
week, the officers and members took part in the restoration and helped ensure the
cleanliness of the site where our booth was located.
Overall, this year’s Intramurals were a lot of fun because of the Booth Fiesta that
was prepared by the Supreme Student Council. The campus was livelier and more
interactive due to the active participation of the students. Most of all, we learned that
joint effort and participation are key elements to get things done faster and more
efficient. None of this is possible without the efforts of the Science Questers Unlimited
officers and members.
Prepared by:

Secretary, SQU
Attested:
President, SQU
Noted:

Adviser, SQU
PICTO NARRATIVE
The officers and members of Science Questers Unlimited busy

finishing up the Photo Booth before the opening ceremony. (Up and Down)
Participants of the Photo Booth flashing their smiles before the camera.
Some Science Major students having fun while trying on some of the
masks for the Photo Booth.
Some of the photos taken in the Photo Booth arranged in a template. (Up and
Down)
Intramurals 2018
NARRATIVE REPORT
Leyte Normal University celebrated its annual Intramurals last November 19,
2018 which promotes camaraderie and rapport among students, instructors, and
administration. This year’s Intramurals highlighted the Aliwan: Festival of Festivals with
the theme “Strengthening Commitment towards Excellence through Sports, Culture, and
Arts”. Four competing teams were assigned into different festivals. The College of Arts
and Sciences represented the Panagbenga Festival – the Flower Festival celebrated in
Baguio. The College of Management of Entrepreneurship represented the -----. The
College of Education – Bachelor in Elementary Education represented the ----- and
lastly, the College of Education – Bachelor in Secondary Education represented the
Angel Festival.
Science Questers Unlimited is an academic organization that can be classified

into two college departments – College of Arts and Sciences and College of Education.
The SQU was divided according to the members’ college departments. The BSED
Major in Science students were in COE-BSED while the BSBiology students were in
CAS. Despite the separation in team, the members were still in helping hands in doing
the assigned tasks for the organization.
During the Intramurals, the SQU organized a fund raising booth for the
organization. With the help of the officers and the other members, the organization
made a photo booth. The pressure in making the props, designing the booth, and
organizing the whole booth was present. Setting up the booth was tiring but still, the
smiles can be seen on the faces of the members. The photo booth was managed by the
members, following a schedule for their duty. The booth lasted up to 2 days only
because of some unexpected circumstances like the suspension of classes due to the
tropical depression but despite this, seeing the pictures taken in the booth was beyond
the expectations of the organizers. The smiles of the students, the shared moments can
be seen in the pictures. The booth really built a rapport among the students.
Another activity for the Intramurals that was assigned to the organization was to
organize the TagisanngTalino 2018. The activity was held at the Student Center last
November 23, 2018. The officers of SQU were assigned in significant roles during the
activity. Also, some members of the organization helped in tallying scores. The
TagisanngTalino was just like any other quiz bees. It started with an easy round,
followed by the average round, elimination round, and the difficult round. The College of
Arts and Sciences won the TagisanngTalino garnering the score of 178 points while
College of Education – Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education won the second
place with the score of 160 points.
After the awarding of the winners of the Intramurals, a clean-up drive was
initiated by the Supreme Student Council to help restore the cleanliness of the
university. The students were in helping hands in cleaning the whole university. The
members of the SQU also cooperated in cleaning and getting back the materials used in
the booth.
The Intramurals was a week of fun for the students to have a break from
schoolwork and other stressful matters. Through this event, students learn values as
well such as: teamwork, unity, loyalty, cooperation, school spirit, humility, determination,
and many more.
Prepared by:

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:

Adviser, SQU
P.Paterno St., Tacloban City
CHRISTMAS PARTY
NARRATIVE REPORT
One of the important highlights of December is Christmas. The time when

everyone gets to have a short vacation and getaway for a while. It is also the period of
the year when students of every level celebrate a Christmas party. Spearheaded by the
Supreme Student Council, the university conducted a simultaneous Christmas party and
our organization, Science Questers Unlimited, took part of it last December 7, 2018.
Prior to the Christmas party celebration was the university wide final
examinations. For that reason, instead of conducting the usual party, the organization
decided to conduct a very short Christmas gathering. A day before the event, the
members were informed and the officers planned for the short event. The officers
decided to have an hour of Christmas gathering for our members. There will only be
games and prizes and nothing else. Immediately after the planning, we rushed to take
care of the venue. Prizes of the games were also decided and bought right after the
planning.
On the day of the gathering, the officers met at the venue to finish setting up the
place. The Christmas gathering started around 11:00 AM right after the members
signed the attendance sheets. After a short prayer, the P.I.O. delivered the message of
our organization President, since she wasn’t able to come because of some urgent
matter. The officers conducted the games right after, making sure that everyone who
came will have the chance to participate. The games “Arrange Yourselves”,
“PinoyHenyo: Science Edition” and “Bring Me” brought laughter to the room and smiles
on our members’ faces. After the games, the winners were awarded with gifts. Since all
of them participated as a class, the winners get to share the prizes with the rest of the
class. Almost everyone received something that day. A short closing message was
delivered by yours truly, the Secretary, to thank those who came despite the lack of
preparation. The Christmas was finished around 12:30 PM. The officers cleaned and
restored he venue before leaving.
This year’s Christmas party made us realize a lot of things. Most importantly we
realized that Christmas is not all about decorations, food, nor other material things. It is
indeed about the feeling. The laughter and smiles from our members indicated that we
made them happy and we believe happiness is what matters during Christmas.
Prepared by:

Secretary, SQU
Attested:

President, SQU
Noted:
JEFFERSON E. FLORES
Adviser, SQU
PICTO NARRATIVE
The facilitating officers and members enjoying themselves during the games.
The members flash their smiles before the camera after the gathering.
A simple backdrop for a simple gathering.
The officers in charge posing before the camera after the gathering.
Travel/Seminars/
Orientations
Attended off-Camps
and On-Campus
NARRATIVE REPORT
(19th Annual Regional POSTE Convention)
The Leyte Normal University’s Science Unit was invited to the 19th Annual
Regional Convention of the Philippine Organization of Science and Technology
Educators (POSTE), held from November 22 – 24, 2018, at St. Peters College of
Ormoc, Ormoc City, Leyte.
The Science Unit chose participants from the BSED – Science and BS – Biology
programs through a screening in the form of a quiz. Those who achieved passing
scores in the screening were the ones selected to join the 19th Annual Regional POSTE
Convention. The students who qualified were then drafted to the events that suited their
skills most.
The following list of participants and their respective events are as follows:
A. Poster Making Contest

1. Miranda, Fernan
B. Science Quiz Bee
1. Arpon, Kirk Vincent T.
2. De los Santos, Chenalin C.
3. Masong, Ruegin D.
C. Science Olympics
1. Aleluya, Mark Kevin P.
2. Armada, Ros-ann P.
3. Bigael, Jestoni
4. Marmol, John Ray Q.
5. Renomeron, Matthew Genesis E.
6. Villanueva, Jason C.
D. Research Presentation (Oral and Poster)
1. Avila, Abigail
2. Castilla, Ma. Joanne Elline
3. Calamba, Hazel D.
4. Cinco, Sheila Mae
E. Science Jingle
1. All Participants
The teachers who served as the student’s coaches are as follows:
1. Abarracoso, Ma. Lucille

2. Abenis, NeuvilleFlorinthLucrese D.
3. Enriquez, Ruchelle
4. Montallana, Maria Mildred
On November 22, 2018, from 4:00 – 6:30 A.M., the participants and the coaches
left for Ormoc via public transportation, in the form of a van. The contingent was able to
arrive at St. Peter’s College of Ormoc in time, at about 10:30 – 11:30 A. M. The group
then had quick meal at a fast food restaurant before promptly returning to the venue.
The opening program started at about 12:00 – 12:30 P. M. Welcoming remarks

were given by the POSTE’s President at the time, followed by some messages and
greetings from the host school and its officials, and that of the POSTE’’s officials as
well. Song and dance numbers were presented by the students of St. Peter’s College of
Ormoc, including a presentation of POSTE’s first actual theme song for the event. The
opening program ended around 1:30 P. M.
From 1:30 P. M. onwards, the guest speakers each gave their individual
presentations, which lasted until 4:30 P.M. Simultaneously, the Poster Making Contest
was going on, with Fernan Miranda representing the LNU College contingent as a
participant. Majority of the contingent attended the presentations, which were all held in
the gymnasium of the host school. The participants for the Science Quiz Bee—Kirk
Vincent Arpon, Chenalin De los Santos and Ruegin D. Masong, were instructed to stay
at the assigned room of the contingent and study for their competition, which was held
on the evening of that day.
The participants and coaches had dinner at about 6:00 P. M. onwards at the
gymnasium, with the food served by the school’s very own catering service. Right after
dinner, the Science Quiz Bee was held.
The Science Quiz Bee had three categories: Elementary, Junior High School,
Senior High School, and College level. The other LNU contingents aside from the
college level, namely the Elementary and Junior High School teams, were able to
achieve 1st place and 2nd place respectively within their categories.
LNU’s College contingent won first place in the College level, defeating VSU with
a score of 6/10 compared to the latter’s 4/10, earning the contingent its first win for the
event.
Once the program for the day was done, the coaches and participants did a
rehearsal onstage before returning to our assigned quarters and calling it a day.
On November 23, 2018, the second day of activities begun. The contingent took
their breakfast at the gymnasium as usual, with the host school serving food. Right after
breakfast, two events were held—the Science Olympics competition, and Research
Presentation in poster form. The participants from our contingent went to their assigned
locations where the two events were separately held: the venue for the Science
Olympics was right in front of the host school’s gymnasium, while the Poster Research
Presentation venue was along a corridor beside the gymnasium, where the poster
researches conducted by the participants were on display. Only Aleluya, Bigael,
Marmol, Renomeron and Villanueva were able to join the Science Olympic from the
contingent, since the maximum number of contestants per contingent was 5. Ms.
Armada volunteered to count herself out from the competition.
For the Poster Research Presentation, Hazel D. Calamba served as the

presenter for their research group’s poster.
While the events went on, two guest speakers provided presentations for the
morning. Soon after both the events and the presentations ended, the contingent
gathered around two tables at the gymnasium and had lunch at 12:00 noon. After lunch,
the contestants for the Oral Research Presentation went to their assigned venue for the
event, where most of the contingent came with them in order to observe the
presentation. The group of Avila, Calamba, Castilla and Cinco were the presenters, with
Ms.Castilla being the main one. After the successful presentation, the participants and
coaches went back to their assigned quarters and rehearsed for their jingle presentation
for the afternoon.
The participants dressed up in their costumes an hour before the program of the
evening, which consisted of dinner, the pageant for the POSTE, and the Science Jingle,
all of which will be held at the gymnasium.
After taking dinner, the program of the night started. The pageant consisted of
participants from both Junior and Senior High Schools, with the LNU’s Junior High
School contingent having participants for the events. The Science Jingle competition
was integrated into the pageant itself, where the presentations from different schools
served as ‘intermissions’ for the event. The Leyte Normal University’s College
contingent performed last.
Before the end of the program, the winners for the pageant were announced. At
the very end, the pair of contestants from LNU’s Junior High School contingent won the
event.
The winners for the other events, namely the Science Quiz Bee, Poster Making
Contest, Science Olympics, the Oral and Poster Research Presentations, and Science
Jingle, were to be announced the day after, on November 26, 2018.
November 24, 2018 was the final day of the 19th Annual Regional POSTE
convention. Before heading to the host school’s gymnasium for their breakfast, the
contingent cleaned up their assigned quarters and started packing their things, in
preparation for going home. Once the contingent was done restoring the room’s original
state, they then headed down to the gym to have breakfast.
The morning program was relatively short. A couple of speakers gave

presentations concerning Science and Technology and its relation to education. Several
students from the LNU contingent asked questions once a forum has been opened.
After the presentations came the awarding ceremonies. The LNU College contingent all
won first place in all the events, making it a landslide win.
Once the program was over, the participants and coaches went straight to their
quarters and packed up before leaving for Tacloban.
(19th Annual Regional POSTE Convention)
November 22, 2017
Three contestants from the LNU - College contingent, taking their lunch.
Seven (7) contestants and one (1) coach from the LNU – College contingent, posing for
the camera before taking lunch.
A photo containing the LNU – College contingent. A total of 14 participants, containing

eight (8) males and six (6) females. With them are four (4) teachers from the Science
Unit, who also serve as their coaches.
The four coaches of the LNU – College contingent. From left to right: Ms. Maria Mildred
Montallana, Ms. Ma. Lucille Abarracoso, Ms.Ruchelle Enriquez, and
Ms.NeuvilleFlorinthLucreseAbenis.
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The contingent’s participants for the Oral and Poster Research Presentations. From left
to right: Sheila Mae Cinco, Abigail Avila, Hazel Calamba, and Ma. Joanne Elline
Castilla.
The contingent’s participants for the Science Quiz Bee. From left to right: Kirk Vincent
Arpon, Chenalin De los Santos, and RueginMasong.
The contingent’s participants for the Science Olympics and Poster Making Contest.
From left to right: Matthew Genesis Renomeron, John Ray Marmol, Jason Villanueva,
Ros-ann Armada, Fernan Miranda (Poster Making), Mark Kevin Aleluya, and
JestoniBigael.
The LNU – College Science Quiz Bee participants competing with the participants from
VSU Tanauan. LNU – College emerged victorious, winning with a score of 6/10
compared to VSU’s 4/10.
November 23, 2018
The contestants from the LNU – College contingent participating in the Science
Olympics. The game pictured above requires the participants to make the ping-pong
ball, which is floating in water from one cup, ‘jump’ to the other cup by means of blowing
air.
A guest speaker giving her presentation on a topic.

A participant from LNU – College orally presenting their research to the panel.
The participants for the Oral and Poster Research Presentation, along with their coach.
All participants from the LNU – College contingent practicing their choreography for the
Science Jingle competition.
The LNU – College contingent performing their jingle during the pageant. The jingle
presentations served as intermission numbers during the event.
November 24, 2018
A speaker giving his presentation to the audience during the morning program.
The LNU – College contingent taking a picture with one of the speakers.
LNU – College won 1st place in the Poster Making Contest, courtesy of Fernan Miranda.
Fernan showing his certificate and medal, along with the rest of the contingent.
LNU won 1st place in the Science Quiz Bee competition, earning the school its second
win for the College level.
LNU won 1st place in both the Oral and Poster Research Presentation, garnering two
more wins for the school.
LNU – College participants won 1st place in the Science Olympics, giving LNU another
first place win.
The LNU – College contingent showing off their certificates and medals. Overall, Leyte
Normal University won 1st place in all events they participated in for the College level.
A group picture of all the LNU contingents. Pictured from left to right are the contingent
for the Junior High School level, Elementary level, and the College level.
Other
Resolutions
RESOLUTION NO. 2
Series 2018
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SCIENCE QUESTERS UNLIMITED

(SQU) OFFICERS TO IMPOSE REQUIREMENTS AND SANCTION FOR SIGNING OF
CLEARANCE FOR THE MEMBERS.
WHEREAS, the Acquaintance Party is an activity set to promote camaraderie and open
venues for new friendships.
WHEREAS, a member’s clearance can only be signed in the Organizational level if they
don’t have any financial accountabilities (i.e. registration fee) from the Organization and
if they have at least 10 out of 14 present attendances from the Organization and
University (i.e. Acquaintances, Intramurals),
WHEREAS, the Organization Treasurer will sign the clearance if, and only if, the
member is already cleared of any financial accountabilities (i.e. registration fee) from the
organization;
WHEREAS, in case the requirements will not be met by the member, a sanction will be
given before the clearance will be signed;
WHEREAS, if a member still has an outstanding financial accountabilities (i.e.

registration fee), they should pay for it first before the Organization Treasurer sign their
clearance;
WHEREAS, if a member has not completely attended all of the activities required by the
Organization and the University (i.e. Acquaintances, Intramurals);
WHEREAS, the services can be, but not limited to, cleaning of the SQU Office,
landscaping and beautification around the SR Building, or 4 hours duty during the
clearance signing.
WHEREAS, the signing of clearance will start December 12, 2018 and resumed on
January 3, 2018.
NOW, WHEREFORE:
BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Science Questers Unlimited implements the

aforementioned requirements and sanctions for its members’ clearances to be signed
each semester of every academic school year.
Adopted on day of December 2018.

Certified True and Correct:

SQU Secretary
Attested:
CHENALIN C. DELOS SANTOS

SQU President
Noted:

SQU Adviser
Recommending Approval:
MARIAN B. DELIS
SSC, President
Action Taken:
__Approved
__Disapproved
JACQUELINE I. ESPINA, Ed. D.

Dean, Office of the Student Affairs
Financial
Reports
LIQUIDATION REPORT
(ACCREDATION AND RENOVATION)
DATE SUPPLIER ITEM QUANTITY UNIT TOTAL

PRICE PRICE
08-16-2018 REYNAS TOYLAND & CARBON 2 8.00 16.00

DEPT. STORE PAPER CLUB
(PC)
08-16-2018 GAISANO CAPITAL- TEMPORARY 2 9.00 18.00

TACLOBAN STORE RECEIPTS NWS


08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 4 7.00 28.00

(CARTOLINA)
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM LONG COL. 1 27.00 27.00

PAPER LEGAL
20S ASSTD
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM ILLUSTRATION 5 8.00 40.00

BOARD 2PLY
10X15
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM TEEN ART 1 20.00 20.0
WHITE GLUE
120GMS
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM PARAMOUNT 5 20.00 100.00

TAPE 3/4’’
DOUBLE SIDED
TAPE
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 1 5.00 5.00

(MASRKER)
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL (PUSH 1 12.00 12.00

PIN)
08-18-18 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 1 100.00 100.00

(MANTEL)
08-18-18 GENERAL BROWN 10 5.00 50.00

MERCHANDISING ENVELOPE
08-18-18 GENERAL ACETATE 1 20.00 20.00

MERCHANDISING
08-19-2018 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 5 7.00 35.00

(CARTOLINA)
08-19-2018 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL (R- 2 48.00 96.00

LACE)
08-19-2018 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 2 2.00 4.00

(ENVELOPE)
08-19-2018 578 EMPORIUM RETAIL 6 70.00 420.00

(ACETATE)
08-19-2018 GAISANO CENTRAL IBRO 2PLY 1 7.00 7.00
STORE W/PLAS 10X15
08-19-2018 GAISANO CENTRAL GLUE STICK 1 24.00 24.00

STORE 11MMX10 BIG
08-19-2018 UNI-CITY GEN. MDSE, STATIONERY 3 15.00 45.00

INC.
08-19-2018 UNI-CITY GEN. MDSE, ASST YARN 1 7.00 7.00

INC.
08-29-2018 XYVYL MART BOND PAPER 1 210.00 210.00

(RIM)
09-12-2018 REYNAS TOYLAND & ARCHFILE A4 3 115 345.00

DEPT STORE
09-12-2018 REYNAS TOYLAND & CDR 1 10.00 10.00

DEPT STORE BANANA/GENE
RIC
09-12-2018 REYNAS TOYLAND & CD SLEEVES 1 2.00 2.00

DEPT STORE
09-19-2018 LEYTE PAPERWORLD KINGS SLIDING 3 10.00 30.00

FOLDER LONG
BLUE
09-19-2018 EDS CD-R BANANA 2 9.00 18.00
09-19-2018 EDS CD SHELL 2 7.00 14.00
TOTAL 1,751.00
ACTIVITY PROPOSAL
VIII. Activity Title
This activity will be called: “PHOTOBOOTH ala Fiesta”
IX. Description
PHOTOBOOTH ala Fiesta is a mini-photo booth kiosk with a touch of

Philippine festival because of the additional background and props of festivals
that it has. This booth will provide entertainment to students, teachers and
visitors, as they take a memory of the Intramurals 2018 on their own hands. The
on-site photo printing will provide a branded souvenir of the event. Although there
is more to a photo booth than entertainment value, the fun is definitely still a
factor. The PHOTOBOOTH ala fiesta will make even the guests busy and
engaged -and hopefully, the novelty of the experience will have them talking long
after they’ve left the festival-themed Sports event of the Leyte Normal University.
X. Objectives
The Booth: “PHOTOBOOTH” has the following specific objectives;

a. To provide branded souvenir of the event to teachers, students and
visitors
b. To provide entertainment for teachers, students and visitors
c. To raise fund for the academic organization involved
XI. Proposed Schedule of Activity
This activity will start on 19 of November 2018.
TIME-FRAME ACTIVITY
November 19-22, 2018 Booth
XII. Expected Participants
The said activity is made for the students of Leyte Normal University. The
persons involved are the LNU Administration and Staff, the working volunteers
and the sponsors. Additionally, visitors from other schools can also be involved in
this booth.
XIII. Persons Responsible

For this activity to be successful, SQU officers have been assigned to
different committees, each having a chairman that will look over the tasks and
the members that will help in carrying out those tasks. Furthermore, there would
be a shifting of duties on the booth among SQU members according to the
sections they belong.
WORKING COMMITTEE PERSONS-IN-CHARGE
Design and Props Getty Keith Ripalda

Before and After Care Karezza Nicole Quisquisan
Technical Dean Brando Cinco
Cashier Duty Lykenn Marc Lo
On-Site Duty LauroCantero Jr.
Narrative and Documentation Carla Joyce Narbonita
Steering Vanessa Nina Encoy
DUTY SCHEDULE SECTION-IN-CHARGE

Day 3 (Nov. 22, 2018) BSEd Sci_17, BS Bio AB_11, AM_11
XIV. Budgetary Requirement
Items Qty Unit Price Total

Ink 8 bottles (2 per color) 260 php 2,080 php
Photo paper 20 pack (12 pcs per 16 php 320 php
pack)
TOTAL 2,400 php
Summary of Expenses
Total Amount: 2,400php + 1,000 php (Miscellaneous Fee)
GRAND TOTAL 3,400 php
LIQUIDATION REPORT
(PHOTO BOOTH)

PRICE PRICE
10-01-2018 HANTYR COPY PHOTOCOPY 55 1.00 55.00

CENTER
10-01-2018 HANTYR COPY PRINT 1 1.00 1.00

CENTER
11-17-2018 LEYTE CARTOLINA 2 15.00 30.00

PAPERWORLD THICK ASSOTED
COLOR
11-17-2018 LEYTE CARTOLINA THIN 11 8 88.00

PAPERWORLD ASSOTED COLOR
11-17-2018 LEYTE CREPE PAPER 12 15.00 180.00

PAPERWORLD WITH PLASTIC
BLUE
11-17-2018 LEYTE ARMAK 2 35.00 70.00

PAPERWORLD MASKING TAPE
GREEN
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM CREPE PAPER R. 12 7.00 84.00

BLUE
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM RTEC STAPLER 1 10.00 10.00

WIRE
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM STAPLE WIRE 1 5.00 5.00
EAGLE
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM CROWN 1 25.00 25.00

MASKARA
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM ANA ZHENG 1 20.00 20.00
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM FIESTA 1 35.00 35.00

SEQUENCE MASK
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM LETTER 3 20.00 60.00

BALLOONS W/
CARD
11-17-2018 578 EMPORIUM EYEMASK W/ 1 50.00 50.00

FEATHER
11-19-2018 AXIL GRAPHICS 4R PHOTOPAPER 5 20.00 100.00

AND DESIGN
11-22-2018 EDS EPSON 664 CYAN 1 275.00 275.00
11-19-2018 SUPERSTAR RETAIL (CMAS 2 98.00 196.00

MARKETING LIGHT)
TOTAL 1,284.00
LIQUIDATION REPORT
(SCIENCE MONTH CELEBRATION)

PRICE PRICE
08-30-2018 REYNAS HI-CHALK 1 15.00 15.00

TOYLAND & DEPT.
STORE
09-02-2018 SAITO GRAPHICS TARP PRINTING 1 372.00 372.00

ENTERPRISES
09-03-2018 REYNAS DONG A KIDS 1 25.00 25.00

TOYLAND & DEPT. CHALKWHITE
STORE
09-03-2018 REYNAS IB 2PLY 1/4 10 16.00 160.00

TOYLAND & DEPT.
STORE
09-03-2018 REYNAS IB 2PLY 1/8 12 8.00 96.00

TOYLAND & DEPT.
STORE
09-04-2018 GAISANO FEMME R-TISSUE 4 7.95 31.08

CAPITAL- 2P MCRO
TACLOBAN STORE
09-04-2018 XYVYL MARKER 2 13.00 26.00

MART
09-04-2018 XYVYL PILOT 1 29.00 29.00

MART
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART EMANNA 2 32.00 64.00

BUTTERED
TOAST
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART LAURAS 1 32.00 32.00

PASENCIA
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART ELM PANCIT 2 12.00 24.00
CANTON
CALAMANSI
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART LUCKYME C NA C 1 10.00 10.00
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART LUCKY ME B NA 1 10.00 10.00

B
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART ARGENTINA 1 25.00 25.00

MEAT LOAF
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART ARGENTINA 1 41.00 41.00

CORNED BEEF
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART CENTURY TUNA 1 34.00 34.00

AFRITADA
09-07-2018 AINSLEYS MART COLORED 1 8.00 8.00

CELLOPHANE
TOTAL 1,002.08
LIQUIDATION REPORT
(ACQUAINTANCE PARTY)

PRICE PRICE
10-02-2018 LEYTE JOY PAINT 4 20.00 80.00

PAPERWORLD BRUSH BLUE
10-02-2018 LEYTE COLORED 2 10.00 20.00

PAPERWORLD CELLOPHANE
BLUE
10-02-2018 REYNAS CARTOLINA 15 12.00 180.00

ENTERPRISES THICK BLACK
10-02-2018 REYNAS COLORED 2 10.00 20.00

ENTERPRISES CELLOPHANE
GREEN
10-02-2018 REYNAS COLORED 2 10.00 20.00

PINK
10-02-2018 REYNAS COLORED 2 10.00 20.00

ORANGE
10-02-2018 REYNAS DST MASK 2 30.00 60.00

ENTERPRISES
10-02-2018 REYNAS ELMERS GLUE 1 46.00 46.00

ENTERPRISES
10-02-2018 REYNAS SCISSORS 1 30.00 30.00

ENTERPRISES
10-02-2018 REYNAS SCISSORS JOY 2 15.00 30.00

ENTERPRISES
10-02-2018 REYNAS PAPER BRITES 1 175.00 175.00
ENTERPRISES SHORT
10-02-2018 REYNAS GLUESTICK 2 15.00 30.00

ENTERPRISES SMALL
10-02-2018 REYNAS TULCO ACRYLIC 3 160.00 480.00

ENTERPRISES PAINT
10-03-2018 LEYTE MIGHTY BLACK CART 5 10.00 50.00

MINDS
MARKETING
10-03-2018 LEYTE MIGHTY LUM 4 7.00 28.00

MINDS
MARKETING
10-03-2018 LEYTE MIGHTY ORE 2 6.00 12.00

MINDS
MARKETING
10-03-2018 LEYTE MIGHTY RED 1 7.00 7.00

MINDS
MARKETING
10-03-2018 TACLOBAN FAR ONE PACK 1 68.00 68.00

EAST MARKETING NYLON
CORP.
10-03-2018 REYNAS DST MAGIK 3 30.00 90.00

ENTERPRISES
10-03-2018 ANTONINA BOX 4 15.00 60.0

GROCERY
10-03-2018 REYNAS HBW MATRIX PM 1 25.00 25.00

TOYLAND & DEPT
STORE
10-03-2018 REYNAS JAPANESE PAPER 20 3.00 60.00

TOYLAND & DEPT
STORE
10-03-2018 REYNAS CARTOLINA 5 12.00 60.00
TOYLAND & DEPT VISION ASSTD
STORE
10-03-2018 AINSLEY’S MART EZEST.O APPLE 6 10.00 60.00
10-03-2018 AINSLEY’S MART SUNGLO 2 10.00 20.00
10-03-2018 AINSLEY’S MART ZESTO ORANGE 7 10.00 70.00
10-03-2018 IGP CANTEEN FITA CRACKERS 15 7.00 105.00
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. UB W/ BLUE DD 1 49.00 49.00

MDSE,INC.
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. PERMANENT 3 6.00 18.00

MDSE,INC. MARKER BLUE
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. GEL PEN 2 9.00 18.00

MDSE,INC.
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. GEL PEN 1 5.00 5.00

MDSE,INC.
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. SUPER 3 8.00 24.00

MDSE,INC. STATIONARY
TAPE
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. PAPER BAG G- 5 12.00 60.00

MDSE,INC. DOTTED
10-04-2018 UNITOP GEN. 2N1 GLUE 3 15.00 45.00

MDSE,INC.
10-04-2018 Teacher’s food 13 250.00 3,250.00
TOTAL 5,387.00
ARNEL JEFFREY J. OÑATE

SSC Treasurer
Approved by:
JACQUINE I. ESPINA, Ed.D.-ELT

Dean, Office of Students Affair
LIQUIDATION REPORT
(CHRISTMAS GATHERING)

PRICE PRICE
12-06- SAVEMORE NISSIN CHOCO 3 41.50 124.50

2018 MARKET WFR 12G
12-06- SAVEMORE SSTIX WAF CHO 1 55.50 55.00

2018 MARKET
12-06- SAVEMORE JBC DMXDNTS 3 19.00 57.00

2018 MARKET
12-06- SAVEMORE GOYA CHCCOINS 1 169.50 169.50
2018 MARKET
12-06- SAVEMORE JBCCH&SMXNT 1 19.00 19.00

2018 MARKET
12-06- SAVEMORE JBCDINGSNCKMX 2 17.50 35.00

2018 MARKET
12-06- SAVEMORE MEIJI LKY STK 1 34.50 34.50

2018 MARKET STRW
12-06- SAVEMORE MEIJI LKY STK 1 34.50 34.50

2018 MARKET CHOC
12-07- UNI-CITY ARMAK ½’’ TAPE 1 10.00 10.00

2018 GEN MDSE
12-07- UNI-CITY GOLD STAR 1 6.00 6.00

2018 GEN MDSE SMALL
12-07- UNI-CITY TABLE TENNIS 12 5.00 60.00
2018 GEN MDSE
12-07- CHRISTMAS GIFT 5 10.00 50.00

2018 BAG
12-07- DUNKIN’ BARKADA 1 299.00 299.00

2018 DONUTS BUNDLE
TOTAL 954.00
Prepared by:
LYKENN MARC LO
Treasurer
Certified true and correct:
DEAN BRANDO M. CINCO

Auditor 1
Attested
JEFFERSON E. FLORES, RN,LPT
CHENALIN C. DELOS SANTOS SQU Adviser
SQU President
Checked:
JONEL A. GALLAZA
SSC Auditor JHANE EYRE MARIE G. OLMEDO
Treasurer
FUND REPORT S.Y. 2018-19
Total Number of Members: 354

Number of Members who payed: 285
Number of Members who did not payed: 69
Total amount (Collected): 17,100

Total amount (Uncollected): 4,140
BUDGET BREAKDOWN S.Y. 2018-19

DATE OF NAME OF TOTAL TOTAL CHANGE
EVENT EVENT BUDGET EXPENSES
08-16-2018 Accredatation 2,000 1,751 249
and Renovation
09-07-2018 Science Month 1,100 1,002.08 97.92
Celebration
10-04-2018 Acquaintance 5,500 5,387 113
Party
10-26-2018 Lead Camp 1,500 1,500 0
11-17-2018 Photobooth 1,500 1,284 216
12-06-2018 Christmas 1,000 954 46

Gathering
TOTAL: 12,600 11,878.08 721.92
Prepared by:
LYKENN MARC LO
Treasurer
Summary
of
Attendance
August 17, 2018
MARIAN B. DELIS
President, Supreme Student Council
This University
Subject: Request for the Excuse of the 4th Year Science Interns in School Events
Dear President,
Greetings!
As an academic organization, the officers and members of the Science Questers

Unlimited should attend the activities and events to be held, both by the organization
and the university. The LNU-Science Questers Unlimited would like to request from your
guide office to let the 4th Year Science Interns be excused from the activities the
organization will hold as well as the university’s events for the first semester. This is
because the 4th Year Science Majors are having their internship for the whole semester
as part of their course as education students.
Attached herewith is the list of the 4th Year Science Interns who request to be excused
from the activities to be conducted.
We are looking forward to a favorable response from you on this matter. Thank you and
God Bless.
Sincerely yours,

SQUSecretary
Attested by:

SQU President
Noted by:
JEFFERSON E. FLORES, RN
SQU Adviser
Action taken:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Disapproved
MARIAN B. DELIS
Supreme Student Council President
Bachelor of Secondary Education 4
Major in Biological Sciences
Name Signature
Abraham, Ibhel R.
Abrio, Mariso P.
Aguirre, Pamela M.
Arca, Charisse Joy B.
Bacatan, IvenzMyerr F.
Batan, Donna A.
Bernal, Vianca Mae F.
Bertulfo, Gillian Rose P.
Caballegan, Jerome Kervin P.
Cabel, Angela Norwillen H.
Cacharro, Joy May G.
Calipayan, Ma. NeysaJethka D.
Canciller, Maricon D.
Catarina, Fatima B.
Cinco, Kisha May L.
Daaco, Zyrell B.
Dadis, Jane D.
Daganasol, Ronnie O.
Dagasdas, Mary Joy B.
De La Cruz, Nikka B.
De La Peña, Loise M.
De Los Santos, Ma. Ayna G.
Delis, Marian B.
Delos Santos, Erica N.
Emadem, Ma. Christien Allyssa A.
Escobar, Alexis Jane D.
Fuliga, Buenafe C.
Gaddi, Marlon B.
Gaot, Donna Mae I.
Glino, Regine Portia M.
Horca, Billy Joe E.
Ibay, Ma. Christine E.
Larion, Cecil L.
Lesigues, Reymark M.
Mabangue, Ryan Christian D.
Macasadog, Damme Van C.
Marsaba, Abegail C.
Mejica, Amparo Christine A.
Nacino, Danica G.
Noya, FelinaMariz P.
Olmedo, Jhane Eyre Marie G.
Oñate, Arnel Jeffrey J.
Palejaro, Leny S.
Pilande, Christine Joy A.
Pillejera, Marjorie S.
Ramirez, Joy D.
Realino, Valiery C.
Redido, Danna H.
Reyna, Marlo
Rivas, Jamela Rose G.
Roldan, Jean Anne B.
Salazar, Christine Mae A.
San Buenaventura, Kate D.
Secugal, Shiela Marie S.
Sia, Ma. Leean G.
Tabarnero, Aire Shane A.
Tangpuz, Loren Ann M.
Teron, Nicknhen Jay D.
Tiopes, Angel Faith
Uy, Jessalyn L.
Uyvico, Trisha Dohreen P.
Villones, Ana Laraine M.
Zulueta, Peter Juls R.
Bachelor of Secondary Education 4

Major in Physical Sciences
Name Signature
Adorable, Jovel A.
Almerol, Iris Margaret May S.
Aurelia, Wuelsther May T.
Baduya, Caren D.
Balintong, Rhino C.
Basiano, Mark Angelo D.
Bretenia, Abegail E.
Buena, Joylet S.
Cabahug, Dean Eunice S.
Cabigayan, Mariel L.
Cabrales, Abel Emmanuel S.
Cagoyong, Daryll T.
Caliba, Renalene B.
Casiber, Glicenda N.
Cuazon, Mary Rose C.
Delda, Stefanie G.
Dordines, Mary Ann S.
Dublin, Ronald C.
Echavia, Jade T.
Eder, Christine Joy A.
Espadilla, Junlor C.
Fabros, Niño Jay T.
Gacula, Ivan Jay S.
Gayas, Anna Jane A.
Giray, Christine Joy S.
Gonzal, King Philip C.
Hayag, Vincent Philip P.
Hilaria, Cecille S.
Homerez, Rodelyn A.
Jaway, Jill Marie P.
Lacambra, Joana Mae C.
Lerios, Resty Z.
Llosa , Theresa Mae J.
Magallanes, Rynaliza J.
Mahinay, Rosaly T.
Medino, Hermogenes Jr. D.
Mendez, Charmine T.
Monge, Clyde D.
Montezon, Jastoni A.
Monton, Jonisa H.
Obalan, Reymar B.
Omandam, Lyka Anne P.
Opeña, Angelica T.
Paca-Anas, Crizel Mae A.
Padilla, Jomanichael Lee P.
Padullon, Wayne David C.
Paran, Mary Rose P.
Patula, Lennus Ezekiel A.
Pelen, Frank Anthony E.
Pelen, Nestor Jr. B.
Peros, Veronica A.
Quiña, John Paul A.
Redoña, Vincent Emerson L.
Rosalejos, Karen R.
Rubas, Vivian E.
Sadia, Ronalene C.
Sales, Shiela Marie S.
Salvacion, Ma. Cassandra June P.
Silvano, Vince Neil L.
Sorote, Bethuel Rose L.
Superable, Agnes T.
Tiu, Renna Jane Y.
Tobe, Bernardita G.
Ubaldo, Noemi B.
Velasquez, Joe Marie T.
Villamor, Jemimah G.
Wael, Kaycee P.
Yu, Nericca Jane C.

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Leyte Normal University

Historical Background ……………………………………………………………..2

Constitution and By-Laws of the Organization…….…………………………….7

Validity of Accreditation of the Organization…………………….……………...18

Approved Action Plan …………………………………………………………...19

Accomplishment Report (1st Semester S.Y. 2018-2019)……………………...21

Minutes of the Meeting………………………..………………………………….22

Organizational Activities Conducted …………………………………………...24

- Science Month Celebration ..…………………………………………….2

- Acquaintance Party ……………………………………………………….28

- Teachers’ Day ……………………………………………………………..31

- Organizational Booth ……………………………………………………..35

- Pasko Ha LNU …………………………………………………………….

Travel/Seminars/ Orientations Attended off-campus ………………………….40

Resolution no. 2, s. 2018 Requirements and Sanction for Signing of

Action Plan (1st Semester S.Y. 2018-2019)…………………………………....

Summary of Attendance ………………………………..………………………..83

Curiosity is one of the greatest strengths we possess. Curiosity drives to push

2. Mini Science Exhibit

1. Successful Conduct of the Science Month Celebration

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

NAME AND DOMICILEK

Sec. 1. The organization shall be known as the Science Questers Unlimited

Sec. 2. The SQU is found on the following objectives:

2. To formulate, implement and coordinate activities, projects and

Sec. 3. Membership fee - Members are required to pay P60.00 registration

1. Participate in all SQU activities.

2. Avail oneself of the services of the organization.

5. Use the facilities of the organization.

6. Avail such rights and privileges as may be prescribed by this

Sec. 2. Each shall have the following duties and obligations:

1. Actively participate in all activities of SQU.

3. Conduct oneself in a manner fitting a member of the organization.

2. Initiate and implement programs designed and enhancing the

3. Appropriate and administer own funds.

4. Create such bodies as it may be deemed necessary to effectively

5. Exercise such powers and functions as the SQU may provide or

OFFICERS: POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE CLUB

2. The Vice-President is the next highest officer of the organization and

a. discharge the functions of the President in case the latter

3. The Secretary shall:

a. certify accredited members of the Organization;

a. take custody of and control over all funds and properties of

a. periodically examine and audit the assets and liabilities and

6. Public Information Officer shall:

a. establish relation and contacts with other organization in

b. Unexcused absences and tardiness during meetings and

c. Such other grounds may be provided in this constitution.

RECORDS, LIQUIDATION AND TRANSPARENCY

a. The Secretary will take charge of the minutes of all meetings,

SUCCESSION AND FILLING UP OF VACANCIES

AMENDMENTS, REVISIONS AND RATIFICATION

a. The officers of the organization.

CHENALIN C. DE LOS SANTOS

RUEGIN D. MASONG JOHN GERALD L. GAGATIGA LYKENN MARC LO

DEAN BRANDO CINCO DONNA MAE GAOT LAURO J. CANTERO JR.

PETER JULS R. ZULUETA ANNA JANE A. GAYAS

KAREZZA NICOLE CARLA JOYCE U. NARBONITA VANESSA NIÑA D. ENCOY

Science Camp will test and improve the scientific knowledge of

EVENT DATE VENUE REMARKS

JOHN GERALD L. GAGATIGA

CHENALIN C. DE LOS SANTOS