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The document outlines the program for the ROTC graduation ceremony, including the arrival of guests, invocation, welcome remarks, presentation and declaration of graduates, and distribution of awards. It highlights the achievements of cadets, including special awards for leadership, loyalty, honor, efficiency, and duty, as well as the oath-taking and turnover of command. The event emphasizes gratitude for the training received and the commitment to serve the country.

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ROTC Graduation Ceremony Highlights

The document outlines the program for the ROTC graduation ceremony, including the arrival of guests, invocation, welcome remarks, presentation and declaration of graduates, and distribution of awards. It highlights the achievements of cadets, including special awards for leadership, loyalty, honor, efficiency, and duty, as well as the oath-taking and turnover of command. The event emphasizes gratitude for the training received and the commitment to serve the country.

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ROTC GRADUATION

(Announcing the arrival of the Guests)

Announcing the arrival of our Guest of Honor and Speaker, GENERAL STA
ANA, along with CAPTAIN MANALO SUMAYA PA (Res) and 1LT RODELO M
REYES PA (RES), Commandant and Asst Commandant, respectively! with our
NSTP ROTC Coordinator, Mrs. Luzviminda Badian, LPT.
Please be seated.

To our Guest of Honor and Speaker, to the members of the training staff and
committee staffs, a very pleasing morning to all of you. I am CDT JOY ANN
COMIA 3CL and I am CDT FERDAUSI BANISIL 3CL and we are the Masters of
the Ceremony for today's event. Welcome to the Joint Ceremony of Basic and
Advance Cadets, Turn Over of Command and Activation of School Base Ready
Reserve of PLSP-ROTC Unit on behalf of the Organizing Committees, we
extend our heartfelt thanks for your presence today.

I. (Prayer)

CDT COMIA 3CL: May we request everyone to stand up for the invocation.
May we call on stage C1LT ARTEMIS ARCIAGA 2CL to lead the prayer.

Father in heaven,
We on here before You as we conduct our Closing ceremony, full of thanks
and reverence. As we begin a new chapter in our lives, we humbly offer and
give our hearts to You, asking for Your blessings and direction.
We are conveying our sincere gratitude for the journey You have led us on,
the lessons we have learned, the difficulties we have endured, and the
development we have experienced. We recognize Your constant presence,
which gives us vigor, fortitude, and the steadfast spirit to strive for
excellence in our training.
We pray for Your heavenly protection and direction as we approach a future
full of service and responsibility. Bless each graduate with bravery to face the
ignorance, the intelligence to make wise choices, and the compassion to help
others without expecting anything in return.
Give us the fortitude to uphold the integrity, honor, and devotion that our
ROTC training has ingrained in us. As we assume the duties assigned to us
by our country and its people, may these principles shine us. As we continue
this journey called life.
Finally, as we set off on our different paths, we pray for Your continued
protection and guidance. We pray that we never waver from our resolve to
serve our country and our fellowmen, and that You guide us in all of our
decisions.
We pray in your mighty name. Amen.

(Entrance of Colors)
CDT COMIA 3CL: Please remain standing for the Entrance of Colors to be
followed by Singing of National Anthem, Bagong Pilipinas Hymn, San Pablo
Hymn and PLSP Hymn.

Please be seated. Thank you.

II. (Welcome Remarks)

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Let us now formally start our program by calling our NSTP
Coordinator Mrs. Luzviminda Badian, LPT, to deliver his opening remarks.
CDT COMIA 3CL: Thank you for that wonderful message, Mr. Luzviminda
Badian! Let’s now proceed to the next part of the program.

(Inspirational Message)

CDT COMIA 3CL : May we call on the presence of ROTC Supervisor, COL
RAMIL B ANOYO INF (GSC) PA here on the stage for the inspirational
message.
CDT COMIA 3CL: Thank you, Sir, for that inspirational message! Let’s move
forward to the part of the program, the Presentation of Graduates!

III. (Presentation of Graduates)


CDT BANISIL 3CL: To present the Graduates, may we call on 1LT RODELO M
REYES PA (RES), our Assistant Commandant here on the stage.
By the virtue of the authority vested in me, as the Assistant Commandant of
PLSP ROTC Unit, have the honor to present to you 250 strong male cadets
and 250 strong female cadets with the total of 500 basic cadets who have
satisfactorily completed all the prescribed Program of instruction set for
Basic ROTC, request to be declare graduate effective this date.

IV. (Declaration of Graduates)

CDT BANISIL 3CL: We will now proceed to the Distribution of Certificate of


Completion. Let us call Our Commandant, CAPTAIN MANALO SUMAYA PA (Res)
, here on the stage.

CDT COMIA 3CL:

HEADQUARTERS
4TH REGIONAL COMMUNITY DEFENSE CENTER
ARMY RESERVE COMMAND
Camp General Macario Sakay, Los Banos, Laguna

4RCDG1/A 01 June 2025

GENERAL ORDERS
NUMBER _-_

DECLARATION OF GRADUATES

Pursuant to the provisions of the Armed Forces of the Philippines


Regulation G 310-021,
General Headquarters, Armed Forces of the Philippines dated 27 August
1985 and RA 9163 NSTP Law, GHQ, AFP following name Basic Reserve
Officer Training Corps Cadets Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng San Pablo, 403rd
(Laguna) Community Defense Center, 4th Regional Community Defense
Group, Reserve Command, Philippine Army, Camp General Macario Sakay,
Los Baños, Laguna after having been completed the requirements of the
prescribed Program of Instruction set forth in the Basic ROTC Program S.Y.
2024-2025 are declared graduates effective 01 June 2025.

V. (Awards and Recognition’s)


CDT COMIA 3CL: May we request our Guest of Honor and Speaker,
GENERAL STA ANA, our Commandant CAPTAIN MANALO SUMAYA PA (Res) sir,
1LT RODELO M REYES PA (RES) sir, our NSTP Director, Mrs. Luzviminda
Badian, LPT, and our ROTC Coordinator, Prof. Dean Joshua Rueda, to give the
Certificates and Awards for the Graduates.
Distribution of Awards (Special Awards)

CDT COMIA 3CL:

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS


PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG SAN PABLO ROTC UNIT (A)
403RD (LAGUNA) COMMUNITY DEFENSE CENTER, 4RCDG, RESCOM PA
Brgy. San Jose, San Pablo City

PLSP ROTC

01 June 2025
GENERAL ORDERS
NUMBER 05

Section I ---- Leadership Award


Section II ---- Loyalty Award
Section III ---- Honor Award
Section IV ---- Efficiency Award
Section V ---- Duty Award

CDT BANISIL 3CL: The Honor Medal is hereby awarded to:

MALE FEMALE
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
6. 6.
7. 7.
8. 8.
9. 9.
10. 10.
This worthy of emulation earned credit not only for themselves but for the
entire PLSP ROTC Unit and Philippine Army ROTC as well.

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Leadership- Pursuant to the provision of paragraph 38,


section II of Standard Operating Procedure number 4, Headquarters
Philippine Army, Fort Bonifacio Makati City, dated 05 July 2010 and
paragraph 42, Section VII Armed Forces of the Philippines Regulation
Guidelines 130-021, General Headquarters, Armed Forces of the Philippines
Quezon City, dated 27 August 1985.

CDT COMIA 3CL: This medal is hereby awarded to: CLTC CHRISTIAN CLOR
1CL

(Name of the cadet)

For showing outstanding leadership, best in command, earned respect, and


confidence from the cadets and demonstrated a high degree of initiative self
confidence in the solution of the problems, which he has confronted as
Battalion Commander.

This achievement earned credit not only for themselves but for the entire
PLSP ROTC Unit and Philippine Army ROTC as well.

Loyalty Awards

CDT COMIA 3CL: And for the Loyalty Award,


CDT BANISIL 3CL: Pursuant to the provision of paragraph 38, section II of
Standard Operating Procedure number 4, Headquarters Philippine Army, Fort
Bonifacio Makati City, dated 05 July 2010 and paragraph 42, Section VII
Armed Forces of the Philippines Regulation Guidelines 130-021, General
Headquarters, Armed Forces of the Philippines Quezon City, dated 27 August
1985.

The Loyalty Medal is hereby awarded to the following cadets for being the
most loyal and most helpful to the ROTC Unit through the entire course, this
grateful recognition earned credit not only for themselves but for the entire
RESCOM and Philippine Army as well.
CDT COMIA 3CL: This medal is hereby awarded to:
CLTC CEDRICK JAMES M VERANO 1CL
CMAJ JAKE SYMOND C MANALO 1CL
CMAJ SAMANTHA G RAYLA 1CL
(Names of the receivers)

This grateful recognition earned not only for themselves but for the entire
PLSP ROTC Unit and Philippine Army as well.

Honor Awards-

CDT COMIA 3CL: And the receivers of the Honor Awards, this medal is hereby
awarded to:

CLTC CEDRICK JAMES M VERANO 1CL


CMAJ JAKE SYMOND C MANALO 1CL
CMAJ SAMANTHA G RAYLA 1CL

(Names of the receivers)

This achievement earned credit not only for themselves but for the entire
PLSP ROTC Unit and Philippine Army ROTC as well.

Efficiency Awards-

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Let’s move forward to Efficiency Awards, Pursuant to the
provision of paragraph 38, section II of Standard Operating Procedure
number 4, Headquarters Philippine Army, Fort Bonifacio Makati City, dated
05 July 2010 and paragraph 42, Section VII Armed Forces of the Philippines
Regulation Guidelines 130-021, General Headquarters, Armed Forces of the
Philippines Quezon City, dated 27 August 1985.

The Efficiency Medal is hereby awarded to the following cadets for being the
highest rating in all military subjects taken throughout the entire course. The
demonstration of exemplary performance earned credit, not for themselves
but for the entire RESCOM and Philippine Army as well.
CDT BANISIL 3CL: this medal is hereby awarded to:
CLTC CEDRICK JAMES M VERANO 1CL
CMAJ JAKE SYMOND C MANALO 1CL
CMAJ SAMANTHA G RAYLA 1CL

This accomplishment reflected great credit not only upon themselves, but
also upon the entire PLSP ROTC Unit and the Philippine Army ROTC.

Duty Awards-

CDT BANISIL 3CL: And for the Duty Awards, Pursuant to the provision of
paragraph 38, section II of Standard Operating Procedure number 4,
Headquarters Philippine Army, Fort Bonifacio Makati City, dated 05 July 2010
and paragraph 42, Section VII Armed Forces of the Philippines Regulation
Guidelines 130-021, General Headquarters, Armed Forces of the Philippines
Quezon City, dated 27 August 1985.

The Duty Medal is hereby awarded to the following cadets showing the best
attendance and least demerits throughout the entire course. This worthy of
emulation earned credit not only for themselves but for the entire RESCOM
and Philippine Army as well

CDT BANISIL 3CL: this medal is hereby awarded to:

CLTC CEDRICK JAMES M VERANO 1CL


CMAJ JAKE SYMOND C MANALO 1CL
CMAJ SAMANTHA G RAYLA 1CL

This accomplishment reflected great credit not only upon themselves, but
also upon the entire PLSP ROTC Unit and the Philippine Army ROTC.

Special Awards-

CDT BANISIL 3CL: And lastly, for the Special Awards.

The Male Cadet and Female Cadet of the Year are given to a cadet that
shows outstanding performance in attendance, efficiency, and proficiency,
during the entire course.
CDT COMIA 3CL: The Male Cadet of the Year is hereby awarded to:
CDT CALICA CHRYSS JHYMM B 3CL

CDT BANISIL 3CL: The Female Cadet of the Year is hereby awarded to:
CDT CATIPON HYZYL R 3CL
CDT DELAYRE 3CL: "Earning the title of Cadet of the Year is a prestigious
honor that reflects not only the cadet’s dedication and excellence but also
brings pride to the PLSP ROTC Unit and the entire Philippine Army ROTC.

(Reading of Enlistment Order)

HEADQUARTERS
RESERVE COMMAND, PHILIPPINE ARMY
Camp Reigo de Dios, Tanza, Cavity

CAPD

01 June 2025
SPECIAL ORDERS
NUMBER 1124

Fol-named graduates of Basic ROTC Course SY 2022-2023 at Pamantasan Ng


Lungsod Ng San Pablo (Affiliated) ROTC Unit, San Pablo City, Laguna are
enlisted into the Reserve Force, AFP (Army Component) effective 01 June
2025 in the rank of Private (E-1) with assigned AFPSN opposite their names,
DOB, Course, and Address indicated and subsequently asgd to 41SRDIV, PA
with mobilization center at H403CDC, 4RCDG, RESCOM, PA, Camp Gen
Macario Sakay, Los Baños, Laguna. No trans involved.

(Oath Taking)

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Moving forward to the next phase of our ceremony, may
we call on stage 1LT RODELO M REYES PA (RES), the Assistant Commandant
of the PLSP ROTC Unit, to be the witness of the Oath Taking of the Newly
Graduate Cadets and Cadettes.
For the Newly Graduates, Advance Cadets and Basic Cadets, please all stand
and raise your right hand.

PANUNUMPA SA KATUNGKULAN

ITAAS ANG KAMAY AT BIGKASIN ANG AKING SASABIHIN

AKO SI (BANGGITIN ANG PANGALAN) NA ITINALAGA SA KATUNGKULAN


BILANG ( ) AY TAIMTIM NA NANUNUMPA NA TUTUPARIN KO NG
BUONG HUSAY AT KATAPATAN, SA ABOT NG AKING KAKAYANAN, ANG MGA
TUNGKULIN NG ISANG RESERVIST AT NG MGA IBA PANG PARAAN NITOY
GAGAMPANAN KO SA ILALIM NG PINAG-UUTOS NG NAKAKATAAS SA AKIN, AT
SUSUNDIN KO ANG MGA BATAS; MGA KAUTUSANG LEGAL, AT MGA
DEKRETONG PINAIIRAL NG MGA SADYANG ITINAKDA NG MAY
KAPANGYARIHAN NG REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS; AT KUSA KONG
BABALIKATINANG PANANAGUTAN KONG ITO, NG WALANG ANUMANG
PAGSUBALI O HANGARING UMIWAS NA PATNUBAY SA IKATATAGUMPAY NG
ORGANISASYON KONG KINABIBILANGAN. KASIYAHAN NAWA AKO NG DIYOS.

(ACTIVATION order)

CDT BANISIL 3CL: To read the activation order, may I now call on...

-Reading of activation orders

CDT BANISIL 3CL: This concludes the reading of the activation orders. Thank
you for your time and for being part of this significant moment.

(Turn-over of Command)

CDT COMIA 3CL: And for the moment that we are all waiting for, the
Relinquishment of Command between the outgoing and incoming Battalion
Commander of PLSP ROTC Unit. May we call on CLTC CHRISTIAN CLOR 1CL
and (Name of the incoming Battalion Commander). Let’s give them a round
of applause.

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Turnover of Command is a process where the Outgoing


Battalion Commander will give the sword to the Incoming Battalion
Commander. The sword symbolizes the Unit and giving the sword means the
Outgoing Battalion Commander gives his/her trust to the new Battalion
Commander to protect, continue and maintain the good image of the Unit.

(Introduction of GOHAS)

CDT COMIA 3CL: May we have the presence of Mrs. Luzviminda Badian, LPT
to finally introduce our Guest of Honor and Speaker for this ceremony.

(Messager of GOHAS)

Video Presentation

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Before we formally end the ceremony, allow us to present
this video showcasing how our Cadet Officers overcame various challenges
and difficulties. It highlights how they applied the knowledge and values
gained through their training, and how they persevered in fulfilling their
duties despite the demands of their academic responsibilities.

CDT BANISIL 3CL: Thank you for that inspiring and motivational video
presentation. It reminds us that success is not achieved overnight—it is a
journey shaped by perseverance, tested by hardships, and strengthened
through unwavering dedication."

(Video Presentation)

(EXIT OF COLORS)

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The conception of the ROTC graduation ceremony as a joint event for both Basic and Advance Cadets enhances the sense of community and continuity by bringing together cadets at different stages in their ROTC journey to celebrate their achievements collectively. This joint event fosters camaraderie, as cadets, regardless of their level, come together in a shared celebration of commitment to their training. It reinforces continuity by showing Basic Cadets the progression towards Advanced levels and by highlighting the shared identity and objectives of the unit, thus strengthening the bond among cadets and instilling a collective sense of pride and purpose within the ROTC unit .

The invocation, which opens the ROTC graduation ceremony, sets a solemn and respectful tone, inviting reflection and invoking a sense of purpose and gratitude. The structured progression of events—from the Entrance of Colors to speeches, presentation of graduates, awards, and concluding rituals like the Oath Taking—creates a cohesive ceremonial atmosphere. This order of events emphasizes respect for tradition, acknowledgment of achievements, and the seriousness of the commitments being made by the graduates. Each component of the ceremony supports the objectives of the ROTC program by celebrating accomplishments, instilling pride, and reinforcing the readiness to take on future responsibilities .

The ROTC program’s structured ceremonial practices profoundly influence cadets' perceptions of military culture and discipline by immersing them in the traditions and formalities that characterize military life. Through activities like the Entrance of Colors, award distributions, and the Oath Taking, cadets experience firsthand the discipline, respect, and order that the military values. This exposure not only imparts a sense of pride and belonging but also instills an understanding of the importance of ceremony in fostering unity and respect for institutional traditions. These practices help cultivate a mentality that values order, tradition, and hierarchy, which are crucial components of military culture .

Ceremonial speeches and video presentations play a crucial role in reinforcing values such as perseverance and dedication in cadet training. Through speeches, distinguished guests and leaders offer motivational insights and share experiences that highlight these values, creating a direct link between the cadets' training and their future roles. Video presentations visually reinforce this narrative by showcasing real examples of cadets overcoming challenges through these virtues. Together, they provide a compelling narrative that connects past training experiences with future expectations, ensuring cadets understand the importance of these values in their personal and professional growth .

The awarding of medals during the ROTC graduation ceremony is significant as it symbolizes the recognition of the cadets' hard work and dedication throughout their training. These awards, such as the Leadership, Loyalty, Honor, Efficiency, and Duty Awards, reflect the core values taught during ROTC training. They emphasize qualities like leadership, commitment, excellence, responsibility, and integrity. The recognition not only serves to honor individual cadets but also aims to inspire others by highlighting behaviors and competencies that are valued in military training and in broader service to the community and nation .

The Oath Taking and Turnover of Command elements of the ROTC ceremony embody the transition in cadets’ responsibilities and future roles by formalizing their commitment to serve as reservists in the Philippine Army. The Oath Taking signifies a cadet's pledge to uphold their duties and responsibilities, reinforcing the dedication to serve their nation. The Turnover of Command symbolizes a ceremonial handover of leadership responsibilities. The outgoing commander entrusts the incoming commander with the unit, using a symbolic sword as a rite of passage. This process marks the continuity of leadership while emphasizing the importance of sustaining the unit's integrity and values .

Awarding special titles like ‘Cadet of the Year’ significantly impacts the motivation and morale of ROTC cadets by setting benchmarks for excellence and providing recognition for exceptional performance. Such titles serve as tangible goals for cadets to strive towards, encouraging them to excel in their training. Furthermore, these awards foster a competitive yet supportive environment, where cadets aspire to emulate the honoree’s dedication and achievements. This recognition bolsters morale by validating the hard work and commitment of outstanding cadets, inspiring others to elevate their standards and persist in their efforts .

The introduction of the Guest of Honor and Speaker in the ROTC ceremony underscores the importance of the event by bringing a figure of authority and respect to address the attendees. This practice contributes to the ceremony's significance by providing an official endorsement of the cadets' accomplishments and by offering words of wisdom and motivation that align with the values of leadership and service central to the ROTC program .

Awards for efficiency and duty contribute significantly to the development of a well-rounded military officer by recognizing and reinforcing essential military attributes. The Efficiency Award honors cadets with the highest ratings in military subjects, reflecting their ability to apply their knowledge practically, a key component in strategic and operational planning. The Duty Award acknowledges consistent attendance and minimal demerits, highlighting the importance of reliability, discipline, and commitment. These awards collectively encourage cadets to strive for excellence in both intellectual pursuits and practical application, fostering a balanced approach to leadership and operational competency .

Recognizing both male and female cadets during the ROTC graduation ceremony underscores the program’s commitment to gender inclusivity and equality within the military context. This recognition demonstrates that both genders are capable of achieving excellence and leadership roles, thereby promoting an inclusive environment that values contributions regardless of gender. It also reflects broader societal efforts towards gender equality, encouraging cadet programs to maintain fairness in opportunities and honors. This inclusivity is vital in building a diverse and dynamic military force that can leverage a wide range of perspectives and skills .

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