[B]HAGATNA, Guam[\/B]\u2014Two CNMI students were named yesterday as among the 13 winners of the Bank of Guam\u2019s10th annual Calendar Photography Contest.<\/p>\n
They are Joseph Masga Mendiola Jr., an 11th grade student of Tinian High School, and Kody Palacios, a 12th grade student of Saipan Southern High School.<\/p>\n
The contest garnered over 130 entries with the theme, \u201cNative Wildlife: Land and Sea.\u201d<\/p>\n
The following are the list of winners:
\n– Cover photo winner: Kent Velesrubio, St. John\u2019s School, 11th Grade<\/p>\n
– January winner: Natasha Hagans, Academy of Our Lady of Guam, 11th Grade<\/p>\n
– February winner: Peter Pereda, Notre Dame High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– March winner: Ashley Hope Pama Castro, George Washington High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– April winner: Tomas Garcia, Notre Dame High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– May winner: Sarah Gregson, Home School (Guam), 9th Grade<\/p>\n
– June winner: Rita Barcinas, George Washington High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– July winner: Joseph Masga Mendiola, Jr., Tinian High School (CNMI), 11th Grade<\/p>\n
– August winner: Camille Eunice R. Joya, George Washington High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– September winner: Gabby Paynter, St. John\u2019s School, 10th Grade<\/p>\n
– October winner: Polene Manibusan, George Washington High School, 12th Grade<\/p>\n
– November winner: Maria Philomena B. Silvestre, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School, 9th Grade<\/p>\n
– December winner: Kody Palacios, Saipan Southern High School (CNMI), 12th Grade.<\/p>\n
The cover photo winner was awarded a $250 prize, and the winners of the 12-month categories were presented with $150 prizes.<\/p>\n
Bank of Guam annually prints 25,000 complimentary copies of its calendar, which is available to bank customers through its 23 branches. [B][I](BOG)[\/I][\/B]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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