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Inside De La Salle Lipa  History |
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HISTORY |
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History
The short term of Br. Antonio Narciso, who was deputy while Br. Emiliano Hudtohan was out of the country, was marked by a tragedy during a Biological trip of third year students to Puerto Galera in Mindoro. The principal’s secretary was among the three fatalities of a boating accident.
It was also during the term of Br. Antonio Narciso that the school’s incorporation papers and by-laws were amended. The school was officially registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as De La Salle Lipa, Inc.
An attempt at securing PAASCU accreditation was made during the term of Br. Jaime de Guzman. His term of office is remembered for the construction of the four grade school classrooms which would eventually be known as the Immaculate Conception Hall.
During the term of Br. Samuel Bueser late in the seventies, a modified split-schedule for freshmen and sophomores was implemented to accommodate the growing student population. Enrolment had soared to 1,200.
In schoolyear 1982-83, De La Salle Lipa received its first PAASCU accreditation. Br. Eugenio Tianco was the Principal, while Br. Gregory Refuerzo returned to take up the Director’s position. During the schoolyear, an extension to the library was constructed along with an office for guidance counseling.
Br. Jaime Dalumpines was appointed Principal in 1983. Because of recommendations contained in the PAASCU report, reforms were instituted. The two-year old split schedule for freshmen and sophomores was scrapped. Administration was decentralized and Year Level Moderators were introduced for improved student supervision.
There was better news on the educational front where the administration strove for greater excellence. A functional Board of Trustees was organized as stipulated by the Amended Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws. The Religious Education Center and its adjunct, the Campus Ministry Office, were established in 1984. The Educational Technology Center was also created. |
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