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certainly boded well that Pope John Paul dubbed 1998 as "The Year of the Holy Spirit." In CYAwe witnessed the Spirit's living presence and experienced his manifold gifts in so many ways!
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END OF ONE SCHOOL YEAR••• To mark Valentine's Day together, we concocted a variety showcum-dance clinic called "Bluer Than Blue." We had so much fun dancing together (in groups, and none of those slow, "sweet" dances) and presenting entertainment numbers to one another. (Incidentally, we had the same idea for an evangelistic activity just this past Valentine's. Our motif: "retro" outfits of the 70's and 80's that were either cool or old-fashioned depending on how you like them!) March was a busy time for our students. Those who were graduating were stressed out from finishing all their requirements. We organized a special "Walang Tulugan Para Sa Halalau" (literally "no sleeping for the elections"), an overnight vigil in which we prepared our students - as Christians and as concerned citizens for the May national elections. Another highlight in March was the election of the Board of Trustees which governs CYA(since we are a legal foundation). The Trustees, composed of Del Campos (Chairman), Ken Noecker (President), Bob Tenchavez, Francis Iturralde, Dolly del Rosario, Ricky Dagelet and Peter Lino (Members), are a muchneeded and much-appreciated resource for moving CYAahead. (At the next Annual Members' Meeting on March 13, 1999 we will elect two new Trustees.) Next page please (Left photo) Time-out for an inspiring mime during our 18th anniversary celebration!
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