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Mensahen kongradulasion to essay, jingle tilt winners
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Posted on Mar 15 2005
The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs’ Chamorro/Carolinian Policy Commission announced the names of students who won the essay and jingle contest sponsored by the office to promote indigenous languages in the Commonwealth.
Winners of the essay contest that was held on Feb. 24 are:
1st place winners
1. Macheila Kaipat-Carolinian-G.T.C. Elementary
2. Thealanie Mae C. Monkeya-Chamorro-Tinian Elementary School
3. Penelope Seman-Carolinian-Hopwood Jr. High School
4. Maryann Ulloa-Chamorro-Rota Jr. High School
5. Kayla Beann Mesngon-Chamorro-Rota High School
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2nd place winners
1. John Anthony P. Teregeyo-Carolinian-San Vicente Elementary
2. Maisie Mesngon-Chamorro-Sinapalo Elementary
3. Leonvi Manglona-Chamorro-Rota Jr. High School
4. Nathania Manglona-Chamorro-Rota High School
3rd place winners
1. Jolyn Wabol-Carolinian-Kagman Elementary School
2. Lallane Guiano-Chamorro-G.T.C. Elementary School
3. Leonila Sablan-Chamorro-Rota Jr. High School
4. Clint Barcinas-Chamorro-Rota High School
The Jingle Contest winners, who performed their respective jingle entries at the Garapan Street Market in Micro Beach last March 3, 2005, are:
Chamorro:
(Poem)
Michaelle Muna, 1st place
3rd grade, Kagman Elementary School
Isa
Ms. Toyoko Pangelinan
Rileana C. Babauta, 2nd place
Gumugupu Na Taotao
3rd grade, Kagman Elementary School
Ms. Toyoko Pangelinan
(Songs:)
K-3rd Grade Chamorro Bilingual class, 1st place
Kuttura Kostumbre, Lengguahe
Senot Ronnie Aguon
Principal Boni Gomez, Garapan Elementary School
Carolinian (song)
Elijay Roniscia Piteg Teregeyo, 1st place
Saa Lo Micro
4th grade San Vicente School
Carolinian bilingual
Ms. Jaime Mingefiiy
Christian Punzalan, 2nd place
Kulot Siha
2nd grade, Kagman Elementary School
Bert Agulto and Susan Gonzales
“Keep up the good work and strive for excellence,” said the commission in a statement. “Abiba I Lengguahita…Mwareiti Mwaliyasch.”
The DCCA-CCLPC office also thanked the dedicated and tireless judges of the contests for their invaluable help. The judges were Tony Joe Angui, Rosie Warakai, Patrick Romolor, Herbert DelRosario, Dolores Marciano, and Noel Quitugua.
“We salute you ladies and gentlemen,” the commission said.
