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Instructions for the Heritage Tour and Documentation

For graduating students

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Page 1: For graduating students

Instructions for the Heritage Tour and Documentation

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Assembly is at the back of the USC Main Campus Gymnasium, Sanciangko Gate from 6:30 AM – 7:00 AM SHARP.

Make sure that you have settled any calls of nature whatsoever before departure. If you have to buy food at Jollibee, make sure you’re done buying by 6:45.

Late comers will be REALLY left behind. They may proceed to the South Bus Terminal and catch up.

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EVERYONE must vacate the tour buses at every stop. For the first fifteen minutes, I will check the buses every once in a while to see if there are people idling inside. You can come back when you’re done with what you’re supposed to be doing.

Always stay with your group. Group members are responsible for checking on each other, especially during departure calls.

Never leave your things on the bus.

Do not leave your belongings unattended. Other people are interested to attend to them.

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While you will be given the chance to buy necessities at the Carcar Public Market, it is best to bring your own lunch as much as possible for very obvious reasons. Again, if you will be left behind, you will have to catch up.

Hence, you are STRONGLY ADVISED to buy and bring your necessities ahead of time to save time and effort. NO BUYING OF FOOD AT JOLIBEE CARCAR WHILE WE ARE STILL DOING THE CHURCH VISIT.

It is advised that you bring a picnic cloth or any excellent substitute. Lunch will be at Dalaguete Beach Park. If you decide to use their cottages/tables, you will have to pay the fee.

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Please keep in mind that we will be visiting CHURCHES. Wear something DECENT, therefore.

NO SWIMMING BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER LUNCH. We are on a EDUCATIONAL TOUR, not on an escapade.

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During the tour, please DO NOT Bring alcoholic beverages;

Anyone caught doing the abovementioned acts will be reported to the disciplinary office of the school (OSA) and will be subject to sanctions.

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I have teacher colleagues assigned to each of your respective buses. They will be in charge throughout the bus rides. Please treat them with respect. In addition, there will be other students who will be riding with you, so please do behave..

I will be bus-hopping as well to make sure you’re still okay.

Remember that you are still bringing the Carolinian name during the activity. Hence, any form of outrageous behavior will not be tolerated and will be dealt with accordingly.

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Carcar, Sibonga, Argao, Dalaguete, Boljoon

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Santa Catalina Parish Church, Carcar City

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Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragosa, Sibonga

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San Miguel de Arcangel Parish Church, Argao

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San Guillermo de Aquitaña Parish Church, Dalaguete

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Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio Parish Church, Boljoon

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Journal

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Name: ________________________Schedule: ______________________Date: _________________________ Carcar City Museum

1. Research on who commissioned the construction of the Plaza Rotunda, Rizal monument, Pool, and Dispensary. Please include the year the structures were established.

2. What era was most of the town houses built?

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Carcar Church

1. Name of parish and date founded.

2. When was it built and completed?

3. What sculptures do you see outside the church? Please name them all. On the sculptures, what form, process, and type of media used?

4. It is said that the Greek Orthodox style inspires the main facade of the parish church. Research on Greek Orthodox architecture and as well as its relation to the facade of the Parish Church.

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Sibonga Church

1. Name of parish and date founded.

2. What period in history this church was patterned with? Support your answer.

3. Describe the panel paintings you see at the interior ceiling of Sibonga church? How is the subject re/presented? What kind of subject is present in the artwork?

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Dalaguete Church

1. Create a pencil or pen sketch of the façade San Guillermo Parish Church.  

Argao Mortuary

1. Name of parish and date church construction was finished.

2. Describe the relief you see at the pediment of the Argao, Cebu Mortuary. Include also in your discussion regarding the process and medium used in such sculpture.

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Boljoon Parish Museum

1. Name only three full-rounded iconic sculptures and one relief sculpture. (Get the names of the saints and identify the materials used)

2. Some of the images of saints are said to be estofado. What is an estofado technique?

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From the information you obtained from the field trip, past lessons and readings, (minimum of 200 words per question)

1. How was art used by people in the past?

2. Is it possible for man to exist without art?