#CentralYan Defined: The CCC Ambassadors S.Y. 2022 – 2023
Forging ahead like arrows zipping toward their goals, our current set of ambassadors continue to exemplify #CentralYan. But what is #CentralYan? you might ask.
Here then, your CCC Ambassadors for the school year 2022 – 2023,
describing in their own words what #CentralYan truly is.
Grade School Department
Jacy Nelvic M. Tria
Grade 1
“Jacy“
For me, #CentralYan is someone who is doing his best in studying, friendly, and someone who is proud of his origins.
Favorite Subject: Science
Theia Khyden N. Leonor
Grade 2
“Thy-thy”
#CentralYan is something to be proud of. Just like my parents who are proud alumni of this school. I want to be like them in the future: smart, humble, and inspiring.
Favorite Subject: Math
Iya Nicole D. Pida
Grade 3
“Iya”
A true #CentralYan is responsible, loyal, kind, and generous to other people, as well as being smart, respectful, and remarkable.
Favorite Subject: English
Julian Reynel C. Jasa
Grade 4
“Coycoy”
A true #CentralYan works hard in school, talented, well-disciplined and God-fearing. Most of all, they care about nature and about the people around them.
Favorite Subject: Math
David Samuel B. Manzanero
Grade 5
“Dave”
#CentralYan = #helpful #God-fearing #kind #courteous
Favorite Subject: English
Brienne Lorisse T. Araño
Grade 6
“Brienne”
#CentralYan is someone who is trustworthy, respectful, smart, talented, and someone who has a heart and cares for other people.
Favorite Subject: Math
Junior High School Department
John Joseph A. Putol
Grade 7
“JJ”
A #CentralYan is a place where learners get the best type of education with talented professionals and licensed teachers who not only share their knowledge to the students but also guides and trains them to become leaders through organizations like Torch Bearers’ Council and Interact Club.
Janneah Veronica J. Viyar
Grade 8
“Neah”
#CentralYan are learners who are not just talented and not just smart, but also compassionate and supportive of their fellow students.
Favorite Subject: Science
Amaiah Jiane Aurea M. Aguilar
Grade 9
“Amaiah“
#CentralYan means exemplary. The characteristic of being exemplary is something that a Centralian possesses not only through excelling in academics but also in service of the school and the community.
Favorite Subject: Science
Charles Merrick S. Canzon
Grade 10
“Mikmik”
For me, to be a #CentralYan is to be a good student in our school, a role model who can inspire future generations, and a kind individual towards one’s fellow man and society.
Favorite Subject: Science
Russha Okamoto
Grade 10
“Rush“
A #CentralYan is as simple as a person who is cooperative and friendly.
Favorite Subject: TLE
John Mark Oseiah A. Zamora
Grade 10
“JMO”
A true #CentralYan is exceptional with interpersonal relationships amongst fellow students, teachers, and other members of the community; has an insatiable need to learn and a natural curiosity about life and learning.
Favorite Subject: English
Senior High School Department
Sheila Mae A. Agnasin
Grade 11 | ABM
“Shining”
#CentralYan is what Calauag Central College students are known for: learners who possess abilities, intelligence, and diligence, and also possess strength in different sports like basketball, volleyball, badminton, and archery.
Favorite Subject:
Physical Science
Jonas B. Opeda
Grade 11 | ABM
“Onas”
A #CentralYan has a good heart with a lot of wisdom and knowledge, which is the basic foundation learned from our school. In a sense, Centralians can be considered as the heart of the school that beats for its community.
Favorite Subject:
Statistics and Probability
Angelica M. Balingbing
Grade 11 | HUMSS
“Baling”
A #CentralYan for me has the motivation to accomplish schoolwork and tasks, possesses strong values, has skills in problem-solving, a good listener, able to take constructive criticism, and most of all, has a growth mindset.
Favorite Subject:
Personal Development
Chelsey Anne R. Malubay
Grade 11 | HUMSS
“Chel”
#CentralYan in simple terms is a courteous individual. We, as Centralians, have an innate sense of empathy toward others.
Favorite Subject: Oral Communication
Zhaira P. Maquiñana
Grade 12 | ABM
“Zhy”
In my opinion, #CentralYan is a community that greatly contributes to our growth as students because in each activity, we learn and grow as responsible people. I am proud to be a part of this family that allows us to develop our own talents and become proficient in skills of our choice.
Favorite Subject:
Intro to Philosophy
Rich Imperial
Grade 12 | HUMSS
“Richi“
For me, #CentralYan is all about the school, the teachers, and the learners. The instruction offered always enhance our interests, knowledge, and abilities. Whenever I hear or think about #CentralYan, the idea of always focusing on developing discipline and future-oriented skills always comes to mind.
Favorite Subject:
Intro to Philosophy
Jefferson T. Jimenez
Grade 12 | HUMSS
“Jeff”
#CentralYan is a term that symbolizes what a Centralian truly is: someone who possess integrity and a strong foundation. It’s an identity and a recognition of an enduring institution, respectable educators, and respectful learners.
Favorite Subjects: Creative Writing/Non-fiction, Introduction to Philosophy, Media and Information Literacy
John Leimar C. Mangampo
Grade 12 | HUMSS
“Yugi”
#CentralYan is like an arrow that can only be shot by pulling it backward. When life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means it’s going to launch you into something great. So just focus and keep aiming.
Favorite Subject:
Practical Research
College Department
Jheadie Dizor
1st Year | BSBA
“JD”
#CentralYan is a type of person who has extraordinary interpersonal skills and possess the ability to motivate and inspire people around him or her. And as they grow older and wiser, they develop into strong members and leaders of the community.
Favorite Subject: Computer
Krizzia Heart Cantollas
2nd Year | BSBA
“Heart”
A #CentralYan is creative, academically dependable, athletic, and possess great interpersonal skills. It also includes teachers who are diligent and excellent in any aspect that pertains to teaching their students.
Favorite Subjects: The Contemporary World
Jonel C. Teopiz
2nd Year | BSBA
“Onel”
For me, being a #CentralYan is being the picture of a responsible and committed individual considering the fact that the institution that is Central is known as a responsible and committed organization, where all members collaborate, help each other, and never leave anybody behind.
Favorite Subjects:
History, Humanities, Management subjects
Billy Joe T. Flor
3rd Year | BSBA
“Billyboy”
The term #CentralYan is a school that shows true collaboration and unity between its teachers and students. It is where students are given varied opportunities and activities to continuously experience these and become a real family within and beyond the school environment.
Favorite Subjects: Accounting & Business Ethics
Chizcea F. Maestre
3rd Year | BSBA
“Cea”
Whether inside or outside of the school campus, each student carry with them good manners, compassion for their fellowmen, and mental strength, that exemplifies the sound environment they came from…#CentralYan.
Favorite Subjects: Entrepreneurship
Kristine Mae D. Castañeda
4th Year | BSBA
“Tenten”
In my own humble opinion, #CentralYan has served as my comfort zone and my second family.
Favorite Subjects: Obligations and Contracts
Joey Barrion
2nd Year | BEED
“Owe”
A #CentralYan serves as a model for a better future for a student. It is the ideal that includes great knowledge, wisdom, and dignity of its students and the love and passion that its teachers live by.
Favorite Subject:
Foundation of Special and Inclusive Education
Louise Adeline P. Villapando
3rd Year | BEED
“Adi”
For me, a #CentralYan upholds the values the institution has imparted in the journey to fulfilling one’s life goals. Equipped with essentials taught during the years of sweet hardships inside the school, a Centralian uses all of these to make it know to the society that being molded by the best guidance of Calauag Central College benefits not only the students but the society most of all.
Favorite Subject:
Foundation of Special and Inclusive Education
Mark Joseph R. Verzola
4th Year | BEED
“MJ / Mac”
A #CentralYan is courageous and has something to prove. But also ready to listen and be accountable while fighting the good fight. That is #CentralYan!
Favorite Subjects:
Field Study
Jenelyn F. Logenio
1st Year | BSED
“Jen”
#CentralYan = Ambitious. And that is because here, we are made to feel that we can do better, which drives us to pursue greater goals and become better than before. As such, we are provided with enough opportunities to show excellence and be one step closer to becoming the best version of ourselves.
Favorite Subject:
Purposive Communication
Jenisis M. Mendoza
3rd Year | BSED
“BB”
Learning does not need to be a reason to be pressured. It should be the motivation to make and keep memories while having fun. A #CentralYan will always remember how fun it is to learn because the school and the teachers provide a healthy environment for this to happen. That is why, we will always be God-fearing, compassionate, committed and competent.
Favorite Subject:
Contemporary, Popular, and Emergent Literature
Lalaine Waje
4th Year | BSED
“Lala”
For me, a #CentralYan represent family. From the institution that shapes us to possess good values and skills that we will be able to use both inside and outside the school.
Favorite Subjects:
Art Appreciation / Philippine History
John Christian A. Pitarde
4th Year | BSED
“JC”
A #CentralYan is one of the most capable students in Calauag, Quezon, who excel in a variety of fields wherever they go. A Centralian possesses 21st century skills such as creativity, critical thinking, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Favorite Subject: Rizal
No matter if you see the term as an idea, the people within, the institution itself, some or all the above, one thing remains. We, as Centralians, continue to forge ahead and persist in being centered in order to achieve our goals in life and for the community we live in.
GOd-centered. Compassionate. Committed. Competent. That’s Central. Central Yan!
About the editors: Camilo Paul “Chipee” Barros and Katherine “Erin” Caramoan are both educators who have been a part of Central since they were children. They eventually became adults still thriving and being embraced within its center. Heart and soul, #CentralYans.
Photos courtesy of Jay Laroya, BSBA Class of 2016
