BUKIDNON STATE UNIVERSITY

Malaybalay City, Bukidnon

Application for the Recognition

of Clubs and Organizations
School Year 2017-2018

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CONTENTS

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 Bukidnon State University
Mathematics Society

“CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS”

Preamble
We, the members of the Mathematics Society, imploring the aid of the Almighty God, in order to establish
an organization that shall embody our ideas, promote the general welfare, conserve and develop
the patrimony of our nation, and secure to ourselves and our posterity the blessings of democracy
under a regime of justice, peace, liberty, and equality, do ordain and promulgate this Constitution
and By-Laws.

Article I: Name of the Organization

Sec.1. This club shall be known as the MATHEMATICS SOCIETY, formerly BS-MATH SOCIETY.

Article II: Objectives

Sec. 1. The objectives of the club shall be the following:

a) To ensure a united, coordinated and cooperative efforts for the development of each individual
in the field of mathematics.
b) To develop environmental awareness among its members as well as to the whole community,
and
c) To enhance the academic and social growth of each member.

Article III: Membership

Sec.1. The members shall be composed of all students of Bukidnon State University taking up Bachelor of
Science in Mathematics.

Article IV: Rights and Privileges

Sec.1. Each member is privileged to have student assistance.
Sec.2. Every member has the right to join other organizations, provided that they abide the existing rules
and regulations (policies) of the club.

Sec.3. The student assistant are privilege to earn extra credits after rendering very satisfactory services to
the subjects and the club as a whole. Based on the agreements made by the advisers, the student
assistant and the deserving officers of the club shall be given the following privileges; a) a grade of
1.0 in his class participation, which includes recitation, homework, sit work and attendance except
quizzes; and b) a recommendation for recognition specially to the graduating students.
Sec.4. The right of every member to actively participate in every undertaking of the club shall be
recognized.

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 Article V: Officers

Sec.1. There shall be club officers composed of a president, vice president, a secretary, an assistant
secretary, a treasurer, an assistant treasurer, an auditor, an assistant auditor, a press information
officer, an assistant press information officer, and two social managers.
Sec.2. The officers shall be elected through an election attended by at least 70% of the attendance of the
club’s members.
Sec.3. The elected officer shall be given one year term and shall qualify for reelection except for the
position of President and Vice-President.
Sec.4. It shall be the duty of every officer to supervise the members of the club.
Sec.5. In case of vacancy on certain position, qualified members may be appointed by the president and by
the advisers to fill the vacant position.

Article VI: Duties and Obligations

Sec.1. It shall be the duty of each member to help one another for the accomplishment of the goals and
objectives of the club.
Sec.2. Every member should report to the office on the time of the schedule given.
Sec.3. All members should meet once a week.
Sec.4. All members are required to render one hour of tutorial services every week.
Sec.5. The following are the duties and functions of the president:
a) Presides over the meeting,
b) Supervises all the activities of the club,
c) Appoints student assistants,
d) Assigns members to render tutorial services,
e) Creates different committees for any activities then (if necessary), and
f) Recommends to the advisers the subjects which need further consultation.
Sec.6. The following the duties and function of the vice president:
a) Assists the president,
b) Performs the duties of the president, when out,
c) Secures the copy of the course outline and consult mathematics instructors of the subject matter
covered,
d) Renders 2 hours a week tutorial services, and
e) Acts as the tutorial services manager.
Sec.7. The following are the duties and functions of the secretary:
a) reads the minutes of the previous meeting during every meeting,
b) records the attendance of every meeting in the time the meeting starts and ends,
c) records the attests to the minutes of every meeting of the club,
d) custodians of all the records of the officers and members,
e) takes charge of the registration of all qualified members, and
f) checks the records and attendance of the officers, members, and the math students tutored.
Sec.8.The following are the duties and functions of the assistant secretary:
a) Assists the secretary
b) Records the attendance of the club regular meeting and distributes and collects attendance slip,
c) Performs the duties of the secretary, when out
Sec.9. The following are the duties and functions of the treasurer:
a) Makes records of the clubs funds and expenditures and other properties, and submits the same
to the officers every end of the month.
b) Collects and receives contributions from all members of the club,

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 c) Disburses funds in accordance with the financial procedure duly approved by the club officers
and advisers, and
d) Readies all records any time for auditing purposes.
Sec.10. The following are the duties and functions of the assistant treasurer:
a) Records and collects income from the photocopying machines and remits to the treasurer,
b) Assists the treasurer, and
c) Performs the duties and functions of the treasurer when out.
Sec.11. The following are the duties and functions of the auditor:
a) Takes charges in scrutinizing records of the funds and expenditures of the treasurer, and
b) Counterchecks all the properties of the club and submits all the records to the president.
Sec.12. The following are the duties and functions of the assistant auditor:
a) Audits the daily income of the photocopying machine,
b) Assists the auditor, and
c) Performs the duties and functions of the auditor, when out.
Sec.13. The following are the duties and functions of the press information officer:
a) Coordinates with the secretary for possible information needed to be announced or posted and,
b) In charge of the announcements and publications needed.
Sec.14. The following are the duties and functions of the assistant press information officer:
a) Assists the press information officer, and
b) Performs the duties and functions of the press information officer, when out.
Sec.15. The following are the duties and functions of the social managers:
a) Coordinates with the secretary for possible activities that needs to have programs,
b) Consults the president and advisers for the possible scripts made, and
c) Plans out and manage the different activities of the club, both on campus or outside the campus.
Sec.16. Each officer must serve as models to the other student in the campus in implementing the college
codes, and college regulations.

Article VII. Amendments

Sec.1. This article is known as the “amendment protection” for the Mathematics Society Constitution and
By- Laws.
Sec.2. Any amendment to, or revision of, this Constitution and By-Laws maybe proposed by at least one-
third (1/3) of the club’s first members and two-thirds (2/3) of the club’s officers.
Sec.3. Any amendment or revision made to the Mathematics Society Constitution and By-Laws shall not
take effect without the following:
a) Accomplished and formally formed resolution for the subject matter, stating the necessity,
benefits, and practicability of the amendment, and
b) Accomplished approval sheet for the amendment, duly signed by the Mathematics officers and
by the Mathematics Society advisers
Sec.4. Any amendment to, or revision of, this constitution and By-Laws shall be valid when ratified by a
majority votes cast in a plebiscite, which shall be held later than a month after the approval of
such amendment or revision.

Certified copy from the original soft copy of the Mathematics Society Constitution and By-Laws:

LEZEL M. TUTANES
Adviser

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 GENERAL PLAN OF ACTION
August 24, 2016 Recognition Clubs and Organizations

September 2, 2016 1st General Assembly and Orientation

September 8, 2016 Deadline for the Submission on Election

Applicants Form

September 18, 2016 Team Building & Strategic Planning

October 1, 2016 Induction Program

October 19-21, 2016 Intramurals

November 5-6, 2016 Latex Presentation Workshop

November 11, 2016 Scholarship Grant Raffle Promo

February 5-8, 2017 Annual Mathematics Week Celebration

& MATHS Bingo Socials
March 30-31, 2017 CAS Festival

April 3-4, 2017 ISO Survey Visit (Phase 1)

June 11-12, 2017 Year-End Evaluation

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 MATHEMATICS SOCIETY Officers
School Year 2016-2017

President: MANALO, KIT GABRIEL T.

Vice-President: ALFANTA, MA. LOURDES
Secretary: GEMOGALA, NICA A.
Associate Secretary: TROPICO, IRISH.
Treasurer: PILVERA, ANGIE JANICE L.
Associate Treasurer: ABUNDA, RICKSTON
Auditor: SUMALA, LESTER DAVE
Associate Auditor: BASALO, JOEY T.
Public Information Officer: NUENA, IRISH
Assoc. Public Information Officer: CAJES, JAMESLOUE
Representatives
BS Math 2: DESPILIO, NILLBOY
BS Math 3: HOJAS, CHERIDAN
BS Math 4: REDOSENDO, JOHN DARYL

Adviser: TUTANES, LEZEL M.

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 BS-MATH 3rd Year
1. Alfanta, Ma. Lourdes C.
2. Amaro, Chyrille May M.
3. Astacaan, Jonathan L.
4. Bernadas, Rewinel J.
5. Boncales, Keen Andre N.
6. Brigole, Janice D.
7. Catana, Daisy Rose P.
8. Despilio, Nillboy L.
9. Galarita, Marlo O.
10.Galvez, Rigene M.
11.Garcia, Marilou
12.Lianda,Jose J.
13.Manangkila, James C.
14.Sumagia, Larry R.
15.Tropico, Irish S.

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 BS-MATH 4th year
1. Abunda, Rickston B
2. Antoque, Clinton John S.
3. Bahian, Carl Billdjel P.
4. Barcuma, Angel R.
5. Bejarasco, Restituto D.
6. Cagoco, Dale Muriel S.
7. Caingles, Anthony M.
8. Cajes, Jamesloue B.
9. Calago, Chadrey B.
10. Canoy, Jerome A.
11. Dela Tore, Elbert
12. Gentapa, Jenerey B.
13. Hojas, Cheridan M.
14. Janolino, Catherin C.
15. Manalo, Kit Gabriel T.
16. Mojado, Jerimae R.
17. Moncada, Sime Jun M.
18. Nuena, Irish C.
19. Obias, Mary Mar L.
20. Obiena, Drexler J.
21. Oculares, Daniel Marc D.
22. Pilvera, Angie Janice L.
23. Rapada, Arc De Nikko S.
24. Sagayoc, Yen
25. Solido, Braian M.
26. Suico, James Q.
27. Sumala, Lester Dave S.
28. Tacbobo, Jhon Bryan
29. Terez, John Rey D

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 Bukidnon State University
Mathematics Society

LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE

August 15, 2016

DR. OSCAR B. CABAÑELEZ

President
Bukidnon State University
Malaybalay City

Thru: DR. LALEVIE C. LUBOS

Dean, Office of the Student Services
Bukidnon State University

Sir:

Greetings!

In lined with the request for Recognition of Mathematics Society for the School Year 2016-2017, I give
my fullest support and accept the responsibilities as adviser of the said organization.

Thank you very much and more power.

Respectfully yours,

Dr. Lezel M. Tutanes

Adviser

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 The General Assembly and Orientation of the Brain
Teasers Club is one of its annual activities. It was
conducted last September 2, 2016, Friday during the
school year 2016-2017.The said activity started at 1:30
in the afternoon and ended at 3:00 in the afternoon. The
aim of the activity was to orient the BTCians about their
responsibilities, duties, obligations and privileges in the club.

The event was hosted by the current president of the Brain Teasers Club, Mr.
Drexler J. Obiena. The program started with a prayer via
multimedia presentation, followed by the opening remark of
the BTC adviser, Ms. Zeny L. Maureal. After that, the Special
or Core Faculty of the Program and the former Officers were
presented, still by the adviser. A quick
intermission number was then given
by some of the fourth
year BSE students.

Next, the Constitution

and By Laws were
read and clearly
elaborated by the former president of the club Mr.
Jeffrey D. Abrogar, this was done so the students may
be informed on how and why they became a
member of the Brain Teasers Club; acquainted with its objectives,
obligations of every students like the membership fee were also included. The Rights
and Privileges of the members can be found in Article IV
having Five Sections, Officers and their Duties and
Obligations then followed. After that, the Calendar of
Activities was presented; the incoming
activities with tentative schedules.

Lastly, the former secretary Ms. Nica Gemogala,

gave her updates about last school year’s activities. While
the former treasurer Ms. Ronelyn Fuentes presented her
financial report during the previous school year. The event

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was successfully done and the BTCians were looking forward on being an active
member of this Club for the rest of the school year.

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Last September 18, 2016, the Brain Teasers Club together with
its daughter clubs, namely, Mathematics Society and Math
Educators Circle conducted its annual Team Building and
Strategic
Planning for the new set of officers with the theme ‘’’’ at the
Nueva Villa Resort, Kalasungay, Malaybalay City. The
objective of the said event is to gain understanding about the
character of each individual and to observe teamwork and
cooperation as for the preparation of the upcoming activities
and events.
During the morning session, the resource speaker, Ms.
Nova Faith Agravante, emphasizes on her lecture the
importance of teamwork and cooperation and of course, to
know each individuals strength and weaknesses to be more
effective in dealing with others. There was also fun and
related activities which test on how we work as a team. That
was also a test on how we deal to achieve a certain goal with
patience and determine the best possible solution to achieve
that goal without further arguing. Sometimes we fail and
that will be a lesson for us to improve. After that talk was the
giving of certificate and token to the resource speaker by
Drexler J. Obiena with the Mathematics Department
Chairperson, Dr. Teresa L. Tacbobo and the BTC adviser, Ms.
Zeny L. Maureal.
On the afternoon session, the participants were divided
into groups and was given a specific activity and they need to
brainstorm about the objectives of an event and suggest
improvements to
obtain best results. At the end of the day, everyone was
enlightened and is ready to take full responsibility entrusted
to them.

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 Last September 18, 2016, the Brain Teasers Club together
with its daughter clubs, namely, Mathematics Society and
Math Educators Circle conducted its annual Team Building
and Strategic
Planning for the new set of officers with the theme ‘’’’ at
the Nueva Villa Resort, Kalasungay, Malaybalay City. The
objective of the said event is to gain understanding about
the character of each individual and to observe teamwork
and cooperation as for the preparation of the upcoming
activities and events.
During the morning session, the resource speaker, Ms.
Nova Faith Agravante, emphasizes on her lecture the
importance of teamwork and cooperation and of course, to
know each individuals strength and weaknesses to be more
effective in dealing with others. There was also fun and
related activities which test on how we work as a team.
That was also a test on how we deal to achieve a certain
goal with patience and determine the best possible solution
to achieve that goal without further arguing. Sometimes
we fail and that will be a lesson for us to improve. After
that talk was the giving of certificate and token to the
resource speaker by Drexler J. Obiena with the Mathematics
Department Chairperson, Dr. Teresa L. Tacbobo and the
BTC adviser, Ms. Zeny L. Maureal.
On the afternoon session, the participants were
divided into groups and was given a specific activity and
they need to brainstorm about the objectives of an event
and suggest improvements to
obtain best results. At the end of the day, everyone was
enlightened and is ready to take full responsibility entrusted
to them.

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 Weekends are the days where we do things like worship God and wash our
clothes, but the Brain Teasers Club prefer to have an event. According to Oscar Wilde,
“an acquaintance that begins with a compliment is sure to develop into a real
friendship”. So, last October 1, 2016 (Saturday), the Brain Teasers Club together
with the faculty, had “A Night of Camaraderie and Induction Program”.
The said event was held at the conference hall, water pool hotel, Casisang,
Malaybalay City. The BTCians wear their best blue semi-formal attire as the theme of
the said event. The program started at exactly 4:00 pm having first the invocation
that was led by the newly elected President, Mr. Drexler Obiena. Then, followed by
the welcome address of Dr. Teresa L. Tacbobo, the chairperson, however Dr. Tacbobo
was not around that time, Ms. Zeny L. Maureal the BTC adviser took over. After that
Mr. Rey Carl Tiu, one of the faculties, introduced the guest speaker Ms. Rebysarah
Tambaoan.
She said that, “mathematics is the science of better”. That may be true, there is
no science existing now a days and new inventions like technologies if there is no
mathematics. Even though they said that most of the lessons of mathematics like X
and Y will not be applied in real life, yet we can use it in inventing machinery or even
solving problems in our society like traffic in the road. We can apply mathematics in
anything; it is just unnoticeable, where in fact mathematics is everything that
produces better living. She also appends that no one is perfect but there is perfect
which is what we called “the uniqueness of individual”. That was actually the last
phrase in her message that made the listeners realized, to not be insecure to anyone,
instead think of our uniqueness from each other and consider ourselves as perfect.
After her message, Zeny Maureal as well as Rey Carl Tiu gave the token and
certificate to the speaker as a proof of appreciation. The giving of the certificates to
the Math Educator Circle, BS Mathematics Society and Brain Teasers Club former and
officers were given.
The second part of the program was the Induction of the newly elected officers.
Brain Teasers Club Officers were inducted by Mrs. Lezel M. Tutanes, then for the Math
Educators Circle Officers were Ms. Cyrene Macasero, finally the BS Mathematics
Society were by Ms. Rebysarah Tambaoan. The bequeathal ceremony then followed,
this is to give the key of responsibility to the new president Mr. Drexler J. Obiena by
the outgoing president Mr. Jeffrey D. Abrogar. Lastly the BTC officers together with
their adviser perform their presentation. And it was followed by the presentation of
every year level; BSE and BS Math-major students.

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 A Narrative Report on
14th Search for Bukidnon State University Math Wizard
One of the most awaited events in the annual Mathematics Week Celebration is the Search for
BukSU Math Wizard which will be participated by the qualified students of this institution. Prior
to the event proper, the interested contestants faced the first phase of the contest which was the
Elimination Round scheduled last February 3, 2017 at the designated classroom assignments.
The elimination round was participated by 55 students coming from different courses and mostly
was recommended by their instructors.

As we formally opened this year’s celebration dated February 6, 2017, 55 participants were cut
down to Top 15 who advanced to the final round which was an oral competition. The contest
started after the opening program at the university auditorium. The atmosphere was filled with
pressures and tensions as everyone were eager to make it to the Top 3. The names below were
the students who qualified for the final round, namely:

1. Sumala, Lester Dave S.

2. Pag-oy, Romnick
3. Eslabon, Bless
4. Espinosa, Emeliano Jr.
5. Satsat, Rhealyn
6. Tuyogon, AJ
7. Tropico, Irish
8. Taja-on, Evan P.
9. Macabaya, Cristine Margaret
10. Brigole, Janice
11. Sewala, Ronel
12. Galamiton, Angel Ferrie
13. Grantuza, Zairene
14. Durado, Joseph
15. Ceballos, Felbert Jan

At the end of the competition, three names were declared as winners and they received instant
prizes at stake. They were Mr. Emiliano Espinosa Jr. who got the third place, Mr. Lester Dave
S. Sumala, a third year BS Mathematics student who got the second place and
Mr. Joseph T. Durado, a third year BSE- Mathematics who was deemed as the 14th Bukidnon
State University Math Wizard.

This year’s contest will not be possible without the committees behind this event. Engr. Lynn M.
Remo, Engr. Jason A. Un and Ms. Lezel M. Tutanes, who were in-charged for the written and
oral questions, Ms. Sherie C. Celera & Engr. Jason A. Un and BS Math 4 as proctors.

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 A Narrative Report on
6th Search for Bukidnon Young Math Wizard

The search for Bukidnon Young Math Wizard celebrated its 6th year founding anniversary as one
of the highlights of the 2017 Math Week Celebration. Elementary pupils from both private and
public schools in the province were on their verge of excitements as they will again face another
phase of challenge and competition of skill & abilities in the field of Mathematics.

The 6th Search for Bukidnon Young Math Wizard was officially conducted on the 7 th day of
February in the year 2017 at the University Auditorium. The event was successfully participated
by 77 participants and 23 coaches from the different public and private elementary schools
throughout the province.

The event was a whole day activity which started by the registration of the participants and
followed by the opening program and orientation. The contest proper officially started when the
participants face the first phase of the competition which was the elimination round in the form
of written examination. After of which the lunch was taken, participants and even the coaches
were on their peak of excitements and pressures as the event coordinator announces the top 15
who will qualify to advance. The names below were the pupils who qualified for the final round,
namely:

1. Caryl Jan Pauline G. Agawin- Kisolon CES

2. Venice Claire S. Timones- Malaybalay City CS
3. Jazz T. Carpio- Malaybalay City CS
4. Gregory Cabato- School of the Morning Star
5. Kristiane Sharina Rie H. Alenton- St. John’s School
6. Zaira Mae V. Erandio- Our Lady of Lourdes ES
7. Marljun H. Ferrolino- Bukidnon State University ELS
8. Kiv Matthew B. Aungon- Valencia Baptist Christian Academy
9. Denn Kyle Lorenz C. Balida- Malaybalay City CS
10. Xaviery U. Borres- Kisolon CES
11. Mar Benedict A. Omas-as- School of the Morning Star
12. Karl Laurence S. Paypa- Sumilao ES
13. Rodge Daniellette A. Tan- School of the Morning Star
14. Zesa Belle A. Tumamapos- Musuan ES
15. Chloe Andrea T. Sabijon- Valencia Baptist Christian Academy

At the end of the competition, three names were declared as winners and they received instant
prizes at stake. They were JAZZ T. CARPIO from Malaybalay City Central School, who got the
THIRD PLACE, MARLJUN H. FERROLINO from Bukidnon State University ELS who got the
SECOND PLACE and KRISTIANE SHARIONA RIE H. ALENTON from St. John’s School who
was deemed as the 6th BUKIDNON YOUNG MATH WIZARD.

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 A Narrative Report on
1st Search for Bukidnon Senior High Math Wiz

As K-12 curriculum has officially implemented in the country, various effects were recognized
and formulated changes that led this activity conducted for the first time. This year, the journey
of the aspiring senior high students who wished to be entitled as the toughest mathematician in
the province begins. The organizers have had a feeling of uncertainties whether this might be
successful or might this event becomes effective and realize since it will be the very first time to
conduct it.

It was such a graceful blessing when the third day of the long week celebration dated February
8, 2017 has started and yet it was filled with competitive and enormous participants coming
from the different senior high schools all over the province. The event was graced by 50 active
participants and 23 excellent coaches who were grace under pressure for this once a year
contest of brain and skills. The program started with the orientation and the presentation of the
coaches and participants by the faculty member of the mathematics department then the
elimination round immediately followed right after the short break. This was to test the
contestant’s credibility and ability to prove themselves to the top 15.
After of which the participants took their lunch, a breath taking final round takes place. But
before the very pressure was on, Ms. Zeny L. Maureal announced the qualified 15 contestants to
advance to the oral round. They were:
1. Phillip Gabriel T. Casiano- CMU-LHS
2. Oliver Roy P. Mangosing- BNHS-Main
3. Jussa Rhaizza A. Opog- BukSU-SHS
4. Lovely Jean L. Maureal- BukSU-SHS
5. Ryan Romel C. Quiando- Libona NHS
6. Erge Iris M. Damasco- BNHS-Main
7. Wilson Gabriel D. Sanchez- CMU-LHS
8. Alliah Nicole D. Benguar- CMU-LHS
9. Sandi C. Tuyogon- BNHS-Main
10. Lenard b. Bemil- BukSU SHS
11. Kharl Karen E. Romeo- BukSU Main
12. Roylyn Joy T. Carlos- Manolo Fortich NHS
13. Kyle Adrian A. Oliva- BNHS-Main
14. Neil John J. Jomaya- CMU-LHS
15. Troy L. Valdehueza- CMU-LHS

At the end of the competition, three names were declared as winners and they received instant
prizes at stake. They were LOVELY JEAN L. MAUREAL from Bukidnon State University-Senior
High School, who got the THIRD PLACE, PHILLIP GABRIEL T. CASIANO from Central
Mindanao University-Laboratory High School who got the SECOND PLACE and WILSON
GABRIEL D. SANCHEZ also from Central Mindanao University-Laboratory High School who was
deemed as the FIRST EVER BUKIDNON SENIOR HIGH MATH WIZ.

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 A Narrative Report on
25th Search for Bukidnon Junior Mathematician

Mathematics Department of Bukidnon State University will once again celebrate another
milestone of progress and excellence. This year the joint forces of the Brain Teasers Club and the
Math Department were graced by an abundant blessing which was a celebration of the Silver
Founding Anniversary of the Search for Bukidnon Junior Mathematician.

The special celebration was held last February 9, 2017 at the university auditorium. It was
participated by 25 competitive junior high schools all over the province. While the registration
was going on, the entire house is filled with liveliness as the BukSU Brass Band rendered
welcoming music for the guests. Since, it was the highlight of all the highlights for the weeklong
celebration; the program was filled with something different from any other events that served
the audience a great surprise.

As the participants and coaches were done taking their snacks then the elimination round
eventually started. For an hour and a half, the contestants faced their battle towards the 15 slots
to be qualified for the final round. After a tough challenge of answering the written examination,
the contestants deserved a break to eat their lunch for immediately after the break will be the
proclamation of the Top 15 finalists. They were:

1. Jason Louis A. Absuelo- CMU LHS

2. Leonil Jay O. LLagas- Valenia NHS
3. Norbert Rayjohn A. Esporma- CMU LHS
4. Allen Bernard V. Cruza- BNHS
5. Josanna Preciosa G. Martinez- Valencia NHS
6. Karyl Joy R. Abasolo- Manolo Fortich NHS
7. Aeschyllus John V. Besco- CMU LHS
8. Evan Rey B. Aceret- Talakag NHS
9. Yna Angela A. Gamana- Holy Cross HS
10. Kirk Justin S. Ramos- Holy Cross HS
11. Jarrydane Acuña- Lantapan NHS
12. Kurt Bryan P. Salarda- Bukidnon NHs
13. Patrick John D. Gonzales- Valencia NHS
14. Jessa May M. Entroliso- Manolo Fortich NHS
15. Reigna Jewelle G. Tagayuna- CMU LHS

At the end of the competition, three names were declared as winners and they received instant
prizes at stake. They were NORBERT RAYJOHN A. ESPORMA from Central Mindanao
University-Laboratory High School, who got the THIRD PLACE, ALLEN BERNARD V. CRUZA
from Bukidnon National High School who got the SECOND PLACE and JASON LOUIS A.
ABSUELO also from Central Mindanao University-Laboratory High School who was deemed as
the TWENTY FIFTH BUKIDNON JUNIOR MATHEMATICIAN.

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 A Narrative Report in
Culminating Program

As entering the Auditorium, it is surrounded with music

and excitement, because the event will come to an end; Math
Majors gather themselves to witness. The clock struck 2, then Ma.
Lourdes C. Alfanta and Evan P. Taja-on, the Masters of
Ceremony of the event, started. Invocation is through Multimedia
presentation to ask for guidance from our Almighty Father it is
then followed by the National Anthem.

Dr. Teresa L. Tacbobo gave the message; thanking everyone

for the full support to make the Mathematics Week successful.
Then, the Mathematics Department Faculty gathered to the stage
for an intermission; danced with groove. After the intermission of
the faculties, Ms. Lezel M. Tutanes, a faculty member of Math
Department, lead the awarding of winners for the Math Games
and Puzzles. She was assisted by Ms. Zeny L. Maureal and some
officers.

Another intermission numbers are again presented; from all

year levels. The first presenter is the Second Year BSE Math
students, and then followed by the Third Year BS Math, Third
Year BSE Math, Second Year BS Math and the Fourth Year BSE
Math. The venue is full of smiles, laughter and kicks within the
room going with the beat of “Sidekick”.

Lastly, the Tribute for BSE Math 4 and BS Math 4

students were done. This is sponsored by BSE Math 3 and BS
Math 3 students. Happiness filled the hearts of the BTCians, but
at the same time sadness is there, because they will miss the
memories they had shared to each other.

And Mr. Drexler J. Obiena gave his message before the

program formally ended. He gave thanks to the Father Almighty,
the BTC Adviser, Ms. Zeny L. Maureal, also the BTC Officers and
for all the First Degree Members for the success of the event.

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