Golden Link CollegePhoto GalleryHere are some glimpses of the school through random snapshots by various individuals. Enjoy them! |
Chief Justice Reynato Puno (front, 3rd from left) was the guest speaker of the Commencement Exercises of April, 2013. | |
The first batch of college graduate of Golden Link College: (front, from left) Karen Yrigan, Alvie Ordovez, Gemma Lonosa, (rear) John Derson Herbolario (cum laude), Armielyn Matela (cum laude) and Mary Rose Osita. | |
Justice Flerida Ruth Romero was the guest speaker of the first college commencement exercises. | |
All the graduates delivered individual speeches. On the stage are (from left) Dr. Aaron Antonio (Dean), Vicente Hao Chin Jr. (President), Justice Flerida Romero, Dr. Annie Dumlao-Relucio (Trustee), Pablo Tan (Trustee) | |
Some of the college students during the first college commencement exercises | |
Leah Bucad having fun with her nursery pupils. | |
Mrs. Amihan Gorospe, a visitor from Switzerland who is a regular scholarship sponsor,, showing to pupils where she lives. | |
Diana Dunningham Chapotin, the International Secretary of the Theosophical Order of Service from France, having a session with a class. | |
Diana having a session with the faculty members of the Golden Link School. | |
A class in astronomy. | |
Eiren Aquino and Alma Besonia distributing some announcements through the students. | |
Teachers, students and parents having a lot of fun with the caterpillar game. In front of the right row is Teacher Janice Gapaz, while the parent coaching the other row is Jun Daday. | |
The water balloon catching game. The balloon contains water and after each throw they are to step backwards until they are not able to catch the balloon. | |
Apple eating game - with parents and pupils as partners! | |
The sack race. Here is an elementary student really skilled in it. | |
But the parents don't give up easily! | |
Leah Danzalan with her nursery pupils. | |
Groups of girls playing at the lobby during breaktime. | |
Another batch of girls playing something called . . . what's it called? | |
An elementary pupil reading a story to another pupil who is not feeling well and resting in the office of Ma'am Rekha, the Administrator. |