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🌍🤝 Happy International Friendship Day to all our amazing friends! 🤝🌍

On this special day dedicated to celebrating the bonds that unite us across borders, we come together to honor the cherished friendships that have enriched our lives. From shared laughter to unwavering support, our community embodies the true essence of friendship.

To all the friends who have been by our side through the highs and lows, the milestones and memories, thank you for being the pillars of strength and joy in our lives. Your presence has made our journey brighter, our challenges lighter, and our victories sweeter.

Let's continue to nurture and cherish these friendships, for they are the threads that weave the beautiful tapestry of our lives. Together, we stand as a testament to the power of unity, understanding, and fellowship.

Tag your friends and let them know how much they mean to you. Here's to many more years of laughter, support, and shared adventures ahead! 🎉👫💫

#InternationalFriendshipDay

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👨‍👧💙 Happy Father's Day to all the incredible dads out there! Today, we honor and appreciate the strong, loving, and supportive father figures who have shaped our lives with their wisdom, guidance, and unwavering presence. Thank you for being our superheroes, role models, and best friends. Your love, sacrifices, and endless devotion do not go unnoticed. Cheers to all the dads who make our world brighter and our hearts fuller. Happy Father's Day! 🎉👔👨‍👧💙 #FathersDay #DadLove #FatherFigures #CelebratingDads

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🎓 Join the Nostalgia! 🌟 Walk Through the Past with Labo National High School - Annex B Batch 2006, now San Antonio National High School Batch 2006! 📚 Relive our High School Days, Cherish the Memories, and Reconnect with Fellow Alumni! 🎉

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Ever wondered why June 12, 1898, is celebrated as the official Independence Day of the Philippines, despite the country being granted independence on July 4, 1946, by the last country to do so?

In 1962, President Diosdado Macapagal issued Proclamation No. 28, moving the date of Philippine independence from July 4 to June 12. The significance of this change lies in the historical context and the desire to establish a distinct identity for the Philippines' Independence Day. This change was confirmed by Republic Act No. 4166, signed on August 4, 1964, which formally set June 12 as the official Independence Day of the Philippines.

President Macapagal's decision to shift the date to June 12 was rooted in acknowledging the establishment of the Philippine Republic by General Emilio Aguinaldo on that day in 1898. This date symbolized the Filipino people's assertion of their right to self-determination, liberty, and independence, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's history.

The move from July 4 to June 12 was not only a change in dates but a reflection of the evolving identity of the Philippines and a break from historical ties to the United States. It was a deliberate choice to honor the Filipino people's struggle for sovereignty and to celebrate the day when the nation boldly declared its desire for freedom and autonomy from colonial rule.

President Macapagal's decision was also influenced by political considerations, including the rejection of a proposed war reparation bill by the U.S. House of Representatives in 1962. This rejection sparked "indignation among the Filipinos" and led to a "loss of American goodwill in the Philippines." President Macapagal saw this as the right time to push for the change in the independence date, a move he had been planning even before assuming the presidency.

Furthermore, the shift to June 12 was a recognition of the historical significance of the date when independence was proclaimed and the national flag and anthem were formally presented to the Filipino people. This change reflected the evolving identity of the nation and highlighted the Filipino people's unwavering spirit in their quest for freedom and autonomy.

Ultimately, the change from July 4 to June 12 as Philippine Independence Day was a deliberate and meaningful decision that celebrated the country's unique path to independence and self-governance. It was a reflection of the Filipino people's determination to assert their right to self-determination and liberty, making June 12 a date that truly embodies the essence of Filipino independence and nationhood.

For more detailed information on the history of Republic Day and the significance of the date changes, you can visit the Official Gazette website.

https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/featured/republic-day/about/

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On June 12, 1898, a defining moment in Philippine history unfolded as General Emilio Aguinaldo, the leader of the Filipino revolutionary forces, proclaimed the country's independence from Spanish colonial rule. The proclamation took place in Cavite El Viejo, present-day Kawit, Cavite, marking a significant milestone in the country's quest for sovereignty.

General Emilio Aguinaldo, alongside 98 delegates, signed the Act of the Declaration of Independence of the Filipino People. This act was prepared, written, and read by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista, emphasizing the nation's sovereignty and autonomy from Spanish dominance. The proclamation was a bold assertion of the Philippines' desire for freedom and self-governance.

During the declaration, the original flag of the Philippines was unfurled, symbolizing the nation's identity and aspirations. The flag was handcrafted in Hong Kong by Marcela Agoncillo, Lorenza Agoncillo, and Delfina Herbosa de Natividad. It featured a white triangle symbolizing equality, a sunburst representing the eight provinces that fought against Spain, a blue stripe for peace, truth, and justice, and a red stripe for patriotism and valor. Three stars on the flag symbolized Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the three main island groups of the Philippines.

The proclamation of independence on June 12, 1898, was a pivotal moment in Philippine history, signifying the country's courageous stand against colonial oppression and its determination to chart its destiny. The flag raised during this historic event became an enduring symbol of the Filipino people's struggle for freedom and self-determination, encapsulating the spirit of unity, resilience, and national pride.

This declaration on June 12, 1898, remains a cornerstone of Philippine independence, embodying the resilience and spirit of the Filipino nation in its pursuit of liberty and self-rule.

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🇵🇭🎉 Happy Independence Day! 🎉 As proud members of Batch 2006, we commemorate the courageous struggle for independence from colonial rule, honoring the resilience and spirit of our ancestors. Let's celebrate our Filipino heritage with unity and pride, embodying the spirit of freedom that unites us as a community. 🌟🎇

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🏫✨ Panahon sa Trivia! Kahibaw ka ba nga ang orihinal nga ngalan sa atong eskwelahan mao ang Labo National High School - Annex B? Naka-pangutana ka na ba nganong gitawag kini og "Annex B"? Sa interesante mga yugto, niadtong panahona, aduna'y duha ka annexes, diin ang Annex A nahimutang sa Calabayan, Ozamiz City, ug ang Annex B nahimutang sa San Antonio, Ozamiz City. Ang atong eskwelahan, nga napundar niadtong 2001, gipahiusa sa Labo National High School ug gipanganlan nga Labo National High School - Annex B. #HistoricalTidbit #SANHSBatch2006Trivia

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🏫✨ Trivia Time! Did you know that the original name of our school was Labo National High School - Annex B? Have you ever wondered why it was called "Annex B"? Interestingly, during that period, there were two annexes, with Annex A situated in Calabayan, Ozamiz City, and Annex B situated in San Antonio, Ozamiz City. Our school, founded in 2001, was annexed to Labo National High School and was named Labo National High School - Annex B. #HistoricalTidbit #SANHSBatch2006Trivia

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🏫✨ Oras sa Trivia! Kahibalo ba mo nga ang orihinal nga ngalan sa atong eskwelahan kay dili San Antonio National High School, kondili Labo National High School - Annex B? Napundar kini niadtong 2001 sa wala pa kini pormal nga gipahimutang isip San Antonio National High School niadtong 2009 pinaagi sa Republic Act No. 9558. Gipundar ang eskwelahan aron matubag ang panginahanglan sa edukasyon sa baranggay San Antonio ug sa mga palibot nga mga baranggay, ug kami, ang Batch 2006, mao ang unang batch nga gi-produce sa institusyon sa edukasyon.

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🏫✨ Trivia Time! Did you know that the original name of our school was not San Antonio National High School, but rather Labo National High School - Annex B? It was founded in 2001 before being formally recognized as San Antonio National High School in 2009 through Republic Act No. 9558. The school was founded to address the educational needs of barangay San Antonio and surrounding barangays, and we, the batch 2006, were the first batch produced by the educational institution.

#SANHSBatch2006Trivia #HistoricalTidbit

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🏫 Oras sa Trivia! Nahibalo ka ba nga ang atong gihigugma nga eskwelahan, ang San Antonio National High School, gitukod niadtong 2001 ug pormal nga gipahibalo ug gitukod niadtong 2009 pinaagi sa pagsasabatas sa Republic Act No. 9558, tulo ka tuig human sa pagtatapos sa unang batch, ang Batch 2006? Kining landmark nga balaod nagtukod sa atong institusyon, nagpalambo sa iyang estado ug nagbukas sa dalan alang sa labing dakong suporta ug mga mapuslanon nga mga hagit. Ipahalipay nato ang lig-on nga alaala sa Batch 2006 sa kasaysayan sa atong eskwelahan! #SANHSBatch2006Trivia 🎓🌟

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🏫 Trivia Time! Did you know that our beloved school, San Antonio National High School, was founded in 2001 and later formally recognized and established in 2009 through the enactment of Republic Act No. 9558, three years after the graduation of the pioneer batch, Batch 2006? This landmark legislation officially designated our institution, solidifying its status and paving the way for greater support and resources. Let's celebrate the enduring legacy of Batch 2006 in our school's history! #SANHSBatch2006Trivia 🎓🌟

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🏫✨ Oras sa Trivia! Nahibalo ba mo nga ang among Alma Mater, ang San Antonio National High School, namugna pinaagi sa usa ka kampanya sa lagda niadtong 2001? Isip mga miyembro sa Batch 2006, among gina-apresyar ang dedikasyon ug suporta sa komunidad nga nagdala'g labing importante nga papel sa pagtukod sa atong gihigugma nga eskwelahan. Maghugyaw kita ug ilhon ang mga kontribusyon sa atong komunidad ngadto niining mahinungdanong bahin sa kasaysayan sa atong eskwelahan! #SANHSBatch2006Trivia 🎓🌟

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🏫✨ Trivia Time! Did you know that our Alma Mater, San Antonio National High School, was founded through a signature campaign in 2001? As members of Batch 2006, we appreciate the community's dedication and support that played a crucial role in the founding of our beloved school. Let's celebrate and acknowledge the contributions of our community to this significant milestone in our school's history! #SANHSBatch2006Trivia 🎓🌟

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🏫✨ Trivia Time! Nakahibalo ba mo nga kami, ang Batch 2006, mao ang unang mga nang-graduate sa San Antonio National High School? Ang among paglakbay isip unang klase nga nang-graduate nag-abli sa dalan alang sa kalambuan ug panaghiusa sa atong alma mater. #SANHSBatch2006Pioneers #SANHSBatch2006Trivia

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🏫✨ Trivia Time! Did you know that we, the Batch 2006, are the pioneer graduates of San Antonio National High School? Our journey as the first graduating class paved the way for excellence and unity at our alma mater. #SANHSBatch2006Pioneers #SANHSBatch2006Trivia

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Celebrating Our Children's Recognition Day

Capturing proud moments! 📸 Our Batch 2006 and former high school classmates from 2002-2006 sharing Recognition Day pictures of our talented sons and daughters. #ProudParents #Batch2006Legacy #ClassmatesThroughTheYears 📷🌟

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🎓 Flashback 2005: Transporting back to our third year in high school with this nostalgic recognition day invitation pamphlet! 🌟 Reminiscing about the moments of recognition and celebration that marked our journey as the Batch 2006. Sharing this throwback with our batchmates and friends to honor the memories of our recognition day in 2005. Let's cherish those special moments together! 🎉 #RecognitionDayMemories

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San Antonio National High School Batch 2006: Our Journey

Our Beginning

We began our journey at a school known as Labo National High School - Annex B, located in San Antonio, Ozamiz City. Labo National High School - Annex B was an extension of the main Labo National High School located in Labo, Ozamiz City. This school was founded in 2001 after a signature campaign to support its establishment, and it opened its doors in June 2002 to provide education to the community. Now the school's name is San Antonio National High School.

Our Shared Memories

From 2002 to 2006, we studied, laughed, and created lifelong memories. These were the years that shaped us into who we are today.

Our Graduation

In 2006, we proudly collected our diplomas. That marked the end of our high school journey, but the beginning of our new adventures.

Our Connection

Today, we remain connected as the San Antonio National High School Batch 2006, cherishing our shared past and looking forward to our collective future.

Join Us

To all our batch mates – we invite you to join us as we continue to celebrate our journey. Let's reminisce, celebrate, and look forward to more shared moments.

#SANHSBatch2006 #LNHSABBatch2006

The image is from our second reunion, which took place on December 23, 2023, at Doña Consuelo.

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🌟📚✨ Happy Birthday, Ma'am Saloma! 🎂🎉 Your dedication to teaching truly makes you an outstanding high school teacher, especially to us, the pioneering batch. We wish you a day filled with joy, appreciation. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. May your special day be as bright as your influence on us. Cheers to you, Ma'am Saloma, on your birthday! 🎈🎁🌸 #HappyBirthday #InspiringTeacher #MaamSaloma 🌟📚✨

Warmest wishes from your former high school students of the pioneering Batch 2006 🍎📝📚

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Happy Birthday, Genesis! 🎉 Wishing you a fantastic day filled with joy, laughter, and all your favorite things. Here's to another year of great memories and amazing adventures ahead! 🎂🎈🎁

#HappyBirthdayGenesis

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🌟✨🎉 Happy Birthday to the remarkable Margo Mutia! 🎂🎈 Your dedication and leadership as the Vice President of the San Antonio National High School Alumni Association, a Council member of the Governance Council, and Chair of the Waste Management Committee are truly inspiring. May your special day be as bright and wonderful as you are, filled with joy, success, and all the happiness in the world. Your contributions to the school community are invaluable, and we are grateful for your commitment and passion. Cheers to you, Margo, on your birthday! 🎉🎁🎊 #HappyBirthday #InspiringLeader #MargoMutia 🌟✨

Warmest wishes,

Your Batch 2006 batchmates