RMCHS 1970 Senior Council Officers

Another photo shared by Vicky Morelos from our school paper, The Apprentice showing the Senior Council Officers:

Seated L to R: Eva Orlino; Dory Frias; Mrs. Anastacia (wow legs) Manalo; Edita Sanchez; Lorna Callanta

Standing L to R: Reuel Aguila; Victor Abat; Ramon Punzalan.

Mon Punzalan graduated from the Philippine Military Academy and now an officer in the Philippine Navy (I guess due for retirement). And so is Vic Abat. Per Sue Canonizado, Vicsie as he is fondly called was a military attache way back, based in Melbourne.
Sue, please correct me if my info is wrong.

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