J aved.200n) Remain Onward... mS Our Journey in the Past Here’s some of our brothers in the 1972 photo looking at the wide horizon wondering what their future is going to be. Que sera sera, what ever will be will be. And so far they are now successful engineers, researchers, chemist and entrepreneurs. Shown in this picture are: Renato Sio, Emmanuel Portin, Onefreo Villena, Elias Conese, Mayo Timbol, Ignacio Adriano, Ignacio Adriano, Danilo Ditto, Edilberto de Guzman, James Jardiolin, Eduardo Yap, Francisco Roldan, Romeo Velete and Edmundo Gagdaan 7 ARCA 1969 - 70 On the ground floor are: Nerisa Reclo, Marion Estanisiao, Batanguena Sis, Naty ltim, Yoly Zaguine, Chato Pagulayan, Bessie Bayas, Olelia Gallevo, Ofving Villena, Naity Anonuevo, Celia Ferrer. On the iniddle rows Hongo Brod, Francis Roldan, Eddie Yap, James Jardiolin, Ed de Guaman, Danny Dino, Jianert Ignacio, Manolo Portin, Emmanuel Timbol and Elias Conese.P j 4)" Ne Yr hs vl 2 e by or" | ey ’ PRO OMENCMe I0y ory Py‘Remain Onward... Out Journey in the Past Rho Omicron Fraternity and Sorority alumni members participates in Adamson University’s Educational Extension Program by which returning alumni are being invited and given opportunities to become resource speakers in their field of expertise. By doing so students were given insights of what happens after graduation and what to expect of which they appreciate it very much. We encourage our alumni members when visiting the Philippines to contact the Office of the President so that they will know you are coming and they can make arrangement for you to speak with those students in your field of expertise. Shown in the picture is Brod Rene Sio who was invited to be the guest ‘tm speaker in the Orientation of Graduating Students. Brod Joe Rafols who have been resource speaker in industrial engineering in 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004 and in 2007. Shown in the picture are faculty members and 2007 participants in the industrial engineering symposium In 1999 a letter requesting for activation of the Rho Omicron Fraternity and Sorority was sent to the Office of Student Affairs. We sought the support of some faculty members but because of the bad reputation brought by other fraternities in other schools this request did not go far. In the late 2006 our request for activation has been revived through letters to the Office of Student Affairs and e-mails to the Office of the President. Through negotiations by our alumni members in the Philippines our campus presence have been recognized in early 2007 under the name of Rho Omicron Society.