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Bedan Blog Unearths Ancient San Beda Cheerbook

Contributed by boredtoday

Nov 23, 2007 at 01:23 AM

San Beda Cheerbook Circa 1950s

Alright, maybe not really ancient, but the book apparently did come all the way from 1950's. According to ¡Ánimo San Beda!, these books came from the Crispulo Zamora era. The Zamora cup was the most coveted crown during the post-war NCAA. San Beda retired the Cup in 1955.

~~It's not clear who's the owner of the cheerbook, but ¡Ánimo San Beda! recognizes Stardust (Mr. Alex Bernabe) as the owner of the photo.~~ It's now certain that the photo and the cheerbooks are owned by Mr. Bernabe. It was handed down to him by his maternal aunt, Ms. Felicitas Ventura.

This blogsite is overflowing with beautiful stories and interesting trivias about San Beda and its rich tradition, so make sure to give it a visit.

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bored, the two sbc cheerbooks and that of admu are mine. pamana of my maternal aunt, felicitas ventura.

Posted by Stardust, on 11/25/2007 at 17:01

got it tito alex! :) btw, how about a couple of snapshots of the inside pages? heheh

Posted by boredtoday, on 11/26/2007 at 00:54

Correct. The 1950s cheerbooks are both owned by Stardust. In fact, this was posted also in gameface.ph.

Thanks Stardust! (Baka keron pa diyan nakatagong 1930s o earlier pa. hehehe)

Posted by danny, on 11/27/2007 at 01:46

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