albay high school class 61 reunion II





Classmates had a good time introducing themselves to our teachers who of course did not recognize most of them.




Our teachers were requested to speak again before their former students, and each had a story to tell. Mr. Segundo, at 85 years old, still had many stories retained in his memory. In his inimitable style of storytelling as if he were again teaching history, Mr. Segundo regaled us with funny incidents remembered. But Mrs. Matilde Barrios beat them all in terms of activist stance: she agitated every one of us against that monstrosity of a run-down grandstand that covers the entire facade of the main building of our youth.



			Our high school teachers joined us very enthusiastically -- to the limits of their physical capability -- in our activities for the first day that include the mass, photo opportunities, snacks and lunch.


Mrs. Elena Ala-Basco	Ms. Matilde Barrios	Mrs. Leticia Lelis-Basco

Mr. Salvador Bañares	Mr. Panfilo Majadas	Mr. Miguel Segundo
	From: The Chronicle TO OUR TEACHERS The Albay High School Class 1961 dedicates this page as a tribute to the school’s faculty members for their guidance and selfless dedication in the service of their students, and for such other values that have helped make Class 1961 what it is now, most especially to the following living teachers: Mrs. Maxime Rubio, Ms. Carmen Alzaga, Mr. Miguel Segundo, Ms. Purificacion Borlagdan, Mr. Zacarias Pasion, Ms. Matilde Barios, Ms. Cielo Nimo, Mrs. Leticia Lelis-Basco, and Ms. Elena Leones.	Some of our living teachers like Mrs. Maxime Rubio were in Manila or elsewhere on the days of our reunion. Two or three were not feeling well.