Diaz College spearheads Holiday Relief Mission
By: Marjun Ramirez
On December 17, 2025, under the visionary leadership of Mr. Rodrigo G. Diaz, School President of Diaz College, successfully executed the “A Season of Giving and Hope” relief mission at the Canlaon Evacuation Center. Supported by Mrs. Catherine Mollenido, School Director and Ms. Mercedita Guevarra, School Registrar the team partnered with SNAP and Bread of Life in delivering essential aid to displaced families.
The operation provided large-capacity water containers to ensure hygiene and red gift packs filled with food and treats to spread holiday cheer. By addressing immediate health needs and fostering emotional solidarity, the college demonstrated its motto, “Leadership through Service,” proving that educational institutions are vital beacons of community’s hope. This compassionate initiative by the staff and student volunteers reinforces Diaz College’s status as a leading institution committed to social responsibility and humanitarian excellence during times of crisis.
ANAHAW PUBLICATION EDITORIAL STAFF
SY: 2025 – 2026
Editor in Chief: Marjun Ramirez
Associate Editor: Alyna Alexa A. Castro
News Editor: Judilyn Valdez Vargas
Feature Editor: Alisa Quilapquilap
Sports Editor: Adrianne O. Real
Filipino Editor: Rosniña Aguilar Zerna
Editorial Writer: Mary Angeliand L. Bersabal
Feature Writer: Ethel Jade Tapis
English Writers: Ariane Borda
Jacken Rose S. Jabel
Filipino News Writer: Jean T. Palis
Editorial Cartonist: Jericho Vince Amil
Photographer: Jason F. Pecore
English Adviser: Mrs. Kristela T. Reyes
Filipino Adviser: Mr. Nichol Villaflores
Adviser/College: Mrs. Haide S. Can̈averal
Principal (JHS): Mrs. Rebecca R. Duran
Principal: (SHS): Mrs. Saturnina V. Siplon
Dean, Teacher Education: Dr. Constantina A. Barbas
School Director: Catherine L. Mollenido, MSIT
School President: Mr. Rodrigo G. Diaz
SUPREME STUDENT GOVERNMENT (SSG)
SY: 2025-2026
PRESIDENT: Marlon Silva Jr.
V-PRESIDENT: Quency Mae D. Olis
GOVERNOR: Raymond C. Guzman
SENATOR: Almira Jade Rodriguez
SENATOR: Marjun A. Amoyon
SENATOR: Queenie Jane D. Olis
SENATOR: Jason F. Pecore
BSED REP.: Jowin S. Ramirez
BEED REP.: Cyrelegene M. Jabar
BSBA REP.: Franz Allen V. Cornelio
BSCS REP.: Rex Marcel Aragones
HIGHSCHOOL
GOVERNOR: Mary Angeliand L. Bersabal
V-Governor: John Dave M. Limbaga
SENATOR: Kelly Louise M. Tecaro
SENATOR: Micaella O. Silva
SENATOR: Shira Jane B. Adem
SENATOR: Renamae C. Guzman
HUMSS REP.: Blessyl Faith D. Guibone
ABM REP.: Jacken Rose S. Jabel
STEM REP.: Allya D. Calda
G10 REP.: Mary Jane S. Olmido
G9 REP.: Justin Franz A. Real
G8 REP.: Rhyne Cristine V. Tubat
G7 REP.: Dannaheart Fabe
DC celebrates 78th Founder’s Day Anniversary
” Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow” is this year’s inspiring theme to commemorate the 78th Founders’ Day Anniversary of continously serving the Tanjayanon communities and nearby towns and cities through education. This is considered a momentous event not just for celebration of accomplishment throughout the years but also serves as a reflection on the legacy of unwavering belief that Education is the ultimate catalyst for change and progress.
Founded in 1947 originally as EAST NEGROS INSTITUTE now DIAZ COLLEGE in Honor of the Founders and Benefactors, Don Miguel P. Diaz, Sr. and Don̈a Maria Arnaiz-Diaz.
The school’s journey mirrors the educational aspirations of the community it serves. From its very roots, Diaz College is committed to mold and educate every student to be a value-driven and service-oriented citizen. This commitment is reflected in its motto- Strive, Seek and Learn”- a constant reminder to every DCian community to Strive, to uplift status in life through education; Seek more knowledge and learn to apply the knowledge gained in all honesty and hard work.
The school has prepared a week-long activity for this momentous event to ensure a remarkable and memorable celebration.
As Diaz College embarks on its 78th year anniversary, it stands proud of past achievements and a dynamic future ahead. This year’s celebration also gives due recognition to countless educators who have been a part of the school’s teaching staff and were able uphold the educational standards needed to meet the teaching-learning innovations of the 21st century.
The DC Anahaw Editorial staff accepts articles and literary contributions from high school, college students and alumni of Diaz College but the editor reserves the rights to edit the articles prior to publication.
– The Editor
