R A T I O N A L E The purpose is to show the many colors, faces and symbols that embody and

represent the many display of a tru Higalaay Parade. The City of Golden Friend-

ship it is commonly known, but only until now, can be commonly seen. these

pictures will truly show the colors, faces, and symbols of the Kagay-anon spirit

in full array.

Ian Kenneth Bicar

3rd-year Development Communication student.

Starlight Tolentino

3rd-year Development Communication student.

Drummers roll their drums

and beat their instruments giving life to the pro-

cession as they pass the growing number of those

watching eagerly at the sidelines.

BEAT OF THE DRUM

There was also live music being played

at the center stage. These three musikeros kept the lively

atmosphere together.

TRES MARIO

Despite being under the tremendous

heat, performers give it their best

as they showcase their competing

floats in the fluvial parade.

UNDER THE SUN

One’s disabilities never hinders one’s dreams,

proves this one brave soul striving to cruise along the

marching on-goers.

SMILES ON WHEELS

Crisp uniforms are ironed and ready, even

durng all the festive commotions...

ABOUT FACE

Straight lines, serious faces, and strict postures

are evident despite the unruly proceedings.

Even as young as four years of age,

competitors realize their dreams and showcase their skills

in the streets of friendship.

KEEP IT YOUNG

The festivities are defined by their splash, their colors,

their wow, and their pow. These dancers surely show ev-

ery bit of the qualities of the Kagay-anon pride.

THEY’RE SO HAPPY

This little number wows the public with his mind-blowing

splits that make the onlookers go “yowch”.

BANANA SPLIT

Energy doesn’t come scarce when it comes to

these competitors, as they wind and grind, they show what

it is to be a true Kagay-anon.

As festivities continue, this one player never

misses a beat and perseveres to deliver the lvely music

promised by his band.

DO-RE-MI

Every toss and every swirl shows

the grace and expertise of this young majorette.

It is obvious in every fluid motion that ties

everything in one entertaining sequence.

SWIRL THAT BATON

The Lumads show that simple movements are not

all just for show but for art. It goes by the music, the beat,

and the rhythm. It truly needs a master to portray the real

meaning of dance , and this man proves it.

ALL IN THEINTERPRETATION

Decorative. Colorful. Beautiful. Words that describe

the many arrays of display that brighten up the streets.

These gigantic flowers not only show but prove the mean-

ing of showmanship.

FLOWER POWER