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    San Narciso: Sparkling Town of Zambales


    San Narciso, officially the Municipality of San Narciso, is a 4th class municipality
    in the province of Zambales, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a
    population of 28,360 people. The Municipality of San Narciso was founded in the
    early part of 18th century. The migrants from the Ilocandia arrived in the area
    and established their s ettlement in Alusiis, which was the first name of the
    pueblo which later became San Narciso.

    San Narcsio became the official name of the town by a Royal Decree issued by
    the Spanish Governor General Narciso Claveria and Archbishop Jose Soque on
    February 12, 1846.

    The people of San Narciso participated in the Philippine Revolution against


    Spain. When the Katipunan was organized by Andres Bonifacio and sent his
    representatives in San Narciso, many prominent men of the town became
    members. Pantaleon Dumlao became the head of the local organization.
    (Source: Wikipedia)

    It caters the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA) provider of seafarers


    and ship captains all over the globe. It is where Magsaysay Memorial College is
    located and also Zambales Academy, one of the oldest secondary school in the
    province, it is where former President Ramon Magsaysay took his secondary
    school.

    The town is also famous on its breath taking beaches like Crystal Beach-a well
    visited beach in the town which also caters the Pawikare, it is a Pawikan
    Conservation in the barangay su pported by the town.

    It also famous on its celebration of annual Flores de Mayo inniated per


    barangay in the town. A mouth-watering fresh vegetables like sili Beddeng,
    lasuna (Spring onion) are very famous in the town. Fruits like mango, Kaimito,
    Santol, Daligan are also found in the town.

    Narcisenians (people of San Narciso) are also famous in celebrating the


    anniversaries of their departed relative just like “Pa-siyam”, forty days, “Babamg
    luksa” “Atang”- a simple present to their dead relatives are very common to all
    the people of the town.
    RONNEL M. CORPUZ
    Namatacan National High School

    EDITORYAL

    DAANG GURO

    Kamusta naman ang apat na taon sa loob ng silid aralan sa kolehiyo, isang
    gabing pagpaparangal sa mga magsisipatapos at isang araw na pagsusulit
    upang matawag kang isang tunay na guro. Guro- ito ay isa sa mga pinaka-
    marangal na propesiyon sa Pilinas ngunit may kaakibat na malaking
    responsibilidad.

    Unahin natin sa tinatawag nilang Continuing Professional Development o CPD


    sa bansa na may layong palaguin ang isang propesiyonal sa propesiyong pinili
    niya. Ngunit ito’y may layunin ding butasan ang bulsa ng bawat propesyonal
    lalo na at kakarampot lang sinasahod sa isang buwan.

    Animoy lunod sa isang balde ng tubig ang mga guro sa bansa sapagkat nasa
    kanila na ata lahat ng trabaho ng bawat departamento sa ating bansa. Hindi
    magkaugaga sa mga trabahong ipinapatapos sa kanila araw-araw. Daily
    Lesson Log sa gabi, effort and boses naman ang puhunan tuwing uamaga aat
    idagdag mo pa riyan ang ugali ng mga estudyante nila sa paaralan.

    Marangal na propesyon ang guro at nararapat na bigyan nang malaking


    sahod at marming benepisyo pero kabaligtaran ang nangyari.sila ang may
    maliit na sahod.Ma-realized sana ito ng pamahalaan at matutukan ang
    kanilang problema.

    RONNEL M. CORPUZ
    Namatacan National High School
    Tula

    PUSO Mo!

    Oh heto na naman ako, sa harap mo!


    Humihingi ng tawad at pasensya mo,
    Pero bakit ang tigas mo?
    Kasing tigas bato!

    Kahapon lang kasing tamis tayo ng asukal,


    Ngayon parang natalo ako sa isang sugal
    Isang sugal ni tadhana na,
    Sinasabing talo ka na bata!

    Diba nga ito ang iyong gusto?


    Gusto mo akong lumayo sa piling mo,
    Pero bakit ganun ang nararamdaman ko?
    Hinahatak ako pabalik sa piling mo!

    Siguro nga dala lng ng pagmamahal ko sayo


    Ako’y gigising na sa kahibangan kong ito
    Totoo nga siguro, na kung minsan siya ay para sayo
    Pero minsan din hindi at walang “kayo”

    RONNEL M. CORPUZ
    Namatacan National High School

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