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SINGKWENTA: The Golden Batch

By paul suralta

Class of 2026 | BCAEd & BPEd Visayas State University Institute of Human Kinetics

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Jul 17, 2026
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  • CLASS OF 2026 SPECIAL YEARBOOKBachelor of Culture & Arts Education Bachelor of Physical Education SINGKWENTA:
  • SingkwentaTHE GOLDEN BATCH Patterned after the celebration of IHK's Golden Anniversary, Singkwenta is the Cebuano word for fifty. Fifty years of creating a mark in the hearts of learners, educators, artists, athletes, and communities. Fifty years of harvest, where dreams were cultivated, talents were sharpened, and futures were set into motion.
  • Page 3STATE INTEGRITY
  • CONTENTSAbout Institute of Human Kinetics Congratulatory Messages
  • Page 5An Enduring Momentum: The Genesis of VSU's IHK
  • Page 7The Institute of Human Kinetics (IHK) began offering the Bachelor of Secondary Education Physical Education, Health, and Music (PEHM) in 2002, with an initial batch of thirteen students. In 2009, the institute updated the program to align with CHED CMO No. 23, series of 2004, revising it to Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health (BSEd- MAPEH).
  • Dear Graduates"Singkwenta" is more than a celebration of fifty years. It is a testament to a legacy built by countless educators, students, alumni, and leaders who have devoted their lives to advancing physical education, culture, the arts, and public service. Today, you become part of that enduring story. As we celebrate "Singkwenta" of the Institute of Human Kinetics, may you also begin building a legacy of your own. Honor those who came before you by striving to become educators and leaders who inspire future generations. May your own story become part of the next fifty years of excellence.
  • Page 10ongra To our dear graduating Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education and Bachelor of Physical Education students, this yearbook is more than a collection of photographs-it is a testament to your journey.
  • Fulations2026! "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." — Eleanor Roosevelt
  • Page 13UATES
  • CUM LAUDEABAPO, ALGIELYN V. October 9, 2004 Brgy. Pangasugan, Baybay City, Leyte
  • DDF AucationLOR OF CUM LAUDE BALILI, MARY JOE BATISTIL B.
  • Page 16CALINYAO, GLAIZA R. May 03, 2002
  • PDF EducationLOR OF CUM LAUDE DUMPE, ALYANNA C. July 6, 2004
  • Culture EACHECUM LAUDE POLEA, JUN GRACESAR M.
  • PRDF EducationLOR OF Frts SIMPRON, NORIN D.
  • CUM LAUDEABARICO, NEREUS LOUIE S. May 18, 2004
  • LORD fucationBAKILA, SELWYN L. September 14, 2003 Brgy. Pontod, Hilongos, Leyte "Certified baddie, future mommy" CABANTOY, KRIS P. September 14, 2003 Mangga, Seguinon, Albuera, Leyte
  • DADULA, MEREYLEN R. August 3, 2004Brgy. Tahud, Inopacan,Leyte "Keep moving through unseen progress, where growth continues beyond notice" CUM LAUDE
  • Page 23LOR CR fucation
  • CUM LAUDELABASTIDA, MYLENE P. August 20, 2004 Imelda, Matag-ob, Leyte "Everything happens for a reason." MAESTRE, MELODY AMOR S.
  • Page 25LOR Fucation
  • CUM LAUDEPAREJA, REIANNE ALEXA L. January 11, 2004 Brgy. Balugo, Albuera, Leyte
  • Page 27LOR Fucation
  • CUM LAUDETOLOSA, RAVEN C. October 13, 2004
  • LORD fucationCUM LAUDE YU, TRISHA MAE R. December 29, 2003 Plaridel, Baybay City, Leyte
  • Page 30Feature STORIE HIGH
  • Page 31Class ILIGHTS
  • Page 32From Tears to Triumph: The Golden Journey of Justine Joie Cativo
  • Page 33Bless Angelou: The Difference That Made The Difference
  • SABOR ILONGONCulture EACHE Drama
  • LOR OF For Education da91 RD ADARNA 2025
  • Page 36ANI BACHE
  • Page 37LOR ucation
  • FacultyMESSAGES
  • Page 39To the BCAED Graduating Class of 2026: You Actually Made It! Four years. Honestly, looking back to when you all first walked into my classes, I wasn't entirely sure whether we were going to make beautiful music together or if I was going to need a very long vacation. But today, looking at you all dressed in your caps and gowns, I could not be prouder.
  • Page 40My heartfelt congratulations to the IHK Golden Batch 2026! We celebrate not only the completion of your academic journey but also the perseverance, dedication, and passion that brought you to this remarkable milestone. Your years in the Institute of Human Kinetics have been shaped by countless sleepless nights, challenging practical activities, university engagements, and meaningful experiences that tested your determination. Through it all, you have shown the true spirit of a #TatakIHK student.
  • Page 41My dear BPEd Graduating Class of 2025-2026, despite the demanding standarmi resections, my strict expectations, integrity. With pride and respect, Lyndon L. Maningo, Your Instructor
  • Page 42757 To my beloved BPED and BCAED students, As I write this message, my heart is filled with pride, gratitude, and joy. It feels like only yesterday that many of you first entered the IHK, carrying dreams, uncertainties, and hopes for the future. Today, I have the privilege of witnessing you reach a milestone that reflects years of hard work, sacrifice, perseverance, and faith.
  • Page 43To my dear students, serve. One day you're going to look back at this exact point in your life and realize it was a turning point.
  • Page 44Team Kinetika: THE PILLARS OF IHK
  • MARY JEAN M. SAPANMaster of Physical Education Associate Professor I Physical Education BPEd Coordinator
  • EDILBERTO A. ARTIGA JR. IIMaster of Education Instructor I Physical Education
  • ALELI A. VILLOCINODoctor of Education Associate Professor V Physical Education NEIL MICHAEL M. CAVITE
  • GARY B. DONAYRE Part-time InstructorPhysical Education CARL JOHN PAUL C. ABERGIDO
  • SHEENA G. ABADIEZPart-time Instructor Physical Education
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  • Page 56SINGKWENTA: THE GOLDEN BATCH
  • Page 57NAME ABAPO, ALGIELYN V.
  • Page 58NAME ABARICO, NEREUS LOUIE S.
  • Page 59NAME ORIOQUE, UZZIEL KEILLAH A.
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To my dear students, serve.

One day you're going to look back at this exact point in your life and realize it was a turning point.

Not because everything suddenly worked out, but because you didn't quit. That quiet persistence is going to mean everything.

And if you don't know what to pursue in life right now, pursue yourself. Pursue becoming the healthiest, happiest, most healed, most present, most confident version of yourself.

Then the right path will reveal itself.

CARL JOHN PAUL C. ABERGIDO

Part-time Instructor

One of the greatest blessings of being a teacher is to witness the growth and success of my students. It has been an honor and a joy to be part of your college journey.

Since I started teaching at IHK, I have seen your struggles, sacrifices, stress, and silent battles. I have seen your exhaustion, your doubts, and the weight you carried while trying to keep up with everything. Yet despite it all, you still showed up. You kept going, even when it was hard. And that, to me, is one of the strongest proofs of your courage and perseverance.

But dear future educators, always remember this: IT IS OKAY TO REST. Take time to breathe, to heal, and to live life to the fullest. Rest is not falling behind it is part of moving forward. And as you go through life, ALWAYS CHOOSE KINDNESS. Stay humble, stay grounded, and never lose the goodness in your heart.

As you step into a new chapter, never forget that your college journey shaped you. Every challenge, every failure, every victory, and every lesson helped mold you into the person you are today. The road ahead may not always be easy, but trust that everything you have gone through has prepared you for what is coming.

I wish I could give you more advice, but truthfully, I am still learning too. But if there is one thing I know, it is this: YOU ARE CAPABLE OF MORE THAN YOU THINK, AND YOUR FUTURE HOLDS SO MUCH PROMISE. Wherever life takes you, carry your dreams with courage and your faith with strength.

Congratulations on how far you have come. Keep going, keep believing, and trust that God has beautiful plans for you t

EMELIE D. CASING

Part-time Instructor

Congratulations to all the graduates of the Bachelor of Physical Education and Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education!

Today, we celebrate not only your graduation but also the journey that brought you here. As someone who had the privilege of witnessing your growth, I have seen your determination, resilience, and commitment firsthand. I have watched you overcome challenges, push through difficult moments, and work tirelessly to achieve your goals.

I have seen the countless hours you devoted to your training, from officiating competitions with professionalism to performing with excellence in the many areas of Physical Education and Culture and the Arts. Behind every performance, every event, and every achievement were sacrifices, discipline, and perseverance. Your journey has been a testament to the fact that success is earned through hard work and dedication. As you begin this new chapter, remember that your talents are meant to inspire and serve others. Whether you are promoting health through physical education or preserving creativity and culture through the arts, you have the ability to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those you will teach and As you move forward, hold on to God's promises. Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us, "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Trust that God has prepared a purpose for each of you. When challenges come, remember the words of Joshua 1:9: "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." Walk into the future with courage, knowing that God is always by your side. And in every decision you make, keep the wisdom of Proverbs 3:5-6 close to your heart: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight." Allow your faith to guide your path as you continue to grow both personally and professionally.

To each one of you, thank you for allowing me to be part of your journey. Watching you grow into capable, passionate, and dedicated future educators has been a blessing and a source of pride. I have no doubt that you will continue to inspire others with your knowledge, your character, and your hearts for service.

Congratulations once again, graduates! Continue to dream boldly, work with integrity, and serve with compassion. May God bless you with wisdom, strength, and unwavering faith as you take this next step. Your journey is just beginning, and I look forward to seeing the incredible difference each of you will make in the world.

JESREL G. VARRON

Part-time Instrcutor