Batches finance school's perimeter fence

The Tiglawigan National High School Alumni Association will soon construct the TNHS Alumni Building, with its groundbreaking ceremony held last July 25 Mabugat shown at Erwin, president of the TNHSAA, the project construction will start in August, this year. It costs about P700,000. The building, to be funded by the alumni and other private benefactors themselves, will have four (4) divisions. This will include the alumni library, museum alumni, alumni and alumni office conference room. Dmg each division, Mabugat said, will be named after the project's major donors. They are Lori Mabugat Borromeo (Alumni Building), Kaye Villaceran-Carrao (Alumni Library), Nona Doromal Mabugat-Hortillo (Alumni Museum) and Amarie Villarino Chavez (Alumni Conference Room). In His message During the groundbreaking program, Mabugat said that the project will Become "an ultimate symbol of unity, cooperation and love to our Alma Mater". "So long the building stands here, the Association lives and continue to live forever", he added. Aside from the alumni building, the association is also funding the construction of the school's perimeter fence. On the other hand, Councilor John Musa, Jr. who graced the program is donating a set of laptop computers to the school. Other guests were Ronilo Tinio, schools division supervisor; Dindo Ampalla, TNHS former principal and now the DRVFGMNHS principal; Julius Delallave, PTCA president; Kymbert Martinez, SSG president; Jordan Sun, consultant for councilors Musa and Owen Desuyo; the City Media Bureau; the faculty and staff; officers and members from different batches; and the students ./*