"SEMAPHORE"

Semaphore (A-Z)

By: Jhed Villas
Senior Scout, Outfit 435

Semaphore Flags is the telegraphy system conveying information at a distance by means of visual signals with hand-held flags, rods, disks, paddles, or occasionally bare or gloved hands. Information is encoded by the position of the flags; it is read when the flag is in a fixed position. Semaphores were adopted and widely used (with hand-held flags replacing the mechanical arms of shutter semaphores) in the maritime world in the 19th century. It is still used during underway replenishment at sea and is acceptable for emergency communication in daylight or, using lighted wands instead of flags, at night.

The current flag semaphore system uses two short poles with square flags, which a signalman holds in different positions to signal letters of the alphabet and numbers. The signalman holds one pole in each hand, and extends each arm in one of eight possible directions. Except for in the rest position, the flags do not overlap. The flags are colored differently based on whether the signals are sent by sea or by land. At sea, the flags are colored red and yellow (the Oscar flag), while on land, they are white and blue (the Papa flag). Flags are not required; their purpose is to make the characters more obvious.

"HOPES AND DREAMS"

"Dreams Are Realities"

By: Jhed Villas
Senior Scout, Outfit 435

Each and every one of us has a dream to fulfill, some are willing to be a doctor while some are willing to be an engineer, but i'm very sure that there is some kids willing to become an Eagle Scout.

Scouting is now part of my life, and i am part of those kids who wants to be an Eagle Scout. To become an Eagle Scout there is only one word to motivate us and that word is "Believe", cause without believing your dreams will never come true.

Scouting was never been easy to me, but being part of something that you really love will make it more easier. I will do everything just to become an Eagle Scout, i will follow and obey the Scout Oath & Law, i will do righteous things to other people, and i will cherish my love for my Country and to God.

"SCOUTS WARM WELCOME"

by Diana Lynn Z. Brao

Senior Scout, Outfit 435

In an unexpected day last August 30, 2013, we were told to welcome our visitors in the EVSU Executive House right across the campus. Scout Masters came. And we, of course welcomed them.

In our little way, while waiting for them, we practiced simple drills and even goofed off and had some little fun. When they arrived, we scrammed and formed. It was a bit funny, I gotta admit, but it was a big opportunity for us to meet and welcome them.

Thank God that we're guided. A job well done Scouts! Keep it up!

"2ND ONE VISAYAS JAMBOREE IN NEGROS OCCIDENTAL"

If They Smile, We Smile.

By: Jhed Villas
Senior Scout, Outfit 435


Last year, the Second One Visayas Jamboree didn't fail on bringing us a new experience with lots of learning in both skills and values. Strengthening friendship from all ranks, ages, gender and ethnicity and dissolving boundaries that causes avoidable misunderstandings.

The so called "Alay Boys" was born by the form of the former Outdoorsman Scout and also the former SCL Scouter Joel Hedrick Ty. The group was built so that the scouts from Tacloban City can show their values to other fellow scouts.

The scouting activities taught us things that must be applied through out our lives and must be passed down through generations.

Imagine a world of peace and unity, if you had a picture in your mind then that's the world scouting is aiming for - Peace and unity. Scouting is not all about being a good scout but a scout better than better which is the best scout.

"SCOUTING IS FUN!"

Warm Welcome to Sir Manex Marta.

By: Bea Janica L. Meñez 
Senior Scout, Outfit 435

Good morning Scouts and to everyone who's currently reading this article. 

When I joined scouting, I expected that they would take it seriously, because they wanted to be called our outfit as "Pugad ng Lawin" again. But then, I was wrong. You should enjoy what you're doing because you start a new start in your new school.

Being part of scouting is a really big opportunity for me, it teaches us on how to live in a simple life without those technologies. So, we, as the Senior Scouts of outfit 435, we should start what we have started and finish what we have started and together, we reach our goals. God bless everyone!

''EAGLES RISING AGAIN''

by Marlon E. Lora

Scouting Coordinator, Outfit 435

Good day everyone, I wish to convey my greetings to the latest advance scouts of the Secondary Laboratory School, Outfit 435 who finished the 1st EVSU-SLS Advancement Camp, last August 16-17, 2013 at the EVSU Grounds. 

Special thanks also to the scouts counselor who served as support staff during the camp. Rest assured that we, your teachers would continue to give fun filled, values oriented activities needed as requirement for your advancement ranks.

 It is our hope that before the year end we will see another batch of Eagle Scouts flying from the SLS Department. 

Do your best and make a difference in the lives of all EVSU-SLS. For Gods honor and Glory! Happy scouting and see you in the next scouting Jamborette.

"THE 1ST EVSU-SLS ADVANCEMENT CAMP FOR SENIOR SCOUTS""

by Jionel ''Blaze'' Carlos

Senior Scout, Outfit 435

New scouts, new people to help the outfit and new friends! The 1st EVSU Advancement Camp for Senior Scouts was tiring but awesome even though it was held for only one and a half day.

  

There were many activities that were taught to the scouts,  like first aid, path finding, ecology, pioneering and team building. We counselors were also learning, confidence in teaching, learning other activities and many more.

                  
                     ''Scouts on the job.''

This advancement camp was not only an advancement camp. It practices and teaches the members to be leaders so that if our respected SCL will leave us we have responsibilities to handle the outfit and sooner the scouts that is highly trained will be a leader someday.

''Loving their flags.''

  This Advancement Camp was very helpful not only for our outfit but for our personality. It taught us how to be responsible and how ''responsible'' is being explained that must be applied through out our lives and must be passed down through generations. 

We are thankful that our Advisor Sct. Marlon Lora and Sct. Bryan Gervacio planned to have this camp and we are proud because we are one of the very first scouts who joined this EVSU-SLS Advancment Camp for senior scouts.