MANDAUE CITY, Philippines -- The first-ever topnotcher of the Mandaue City College (MCC) is already assured of a position in city hall or at the MCC. On Wednesday, December 21, Sheryl llanasa
Sheryl llanasa Etorma
On Wednesday, December 21, Sheryl llanasa Etorma, 37, MCC’s first topnotcher paid a courtesy visit to Mayor Jonas Cortes. She recalled that she was very happy when she saw the result of the exam and that she hurt her head after it hit the double-deck bed because of her excitement.
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