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George Tapan Chito Madroño and Rey Ortiz Graduation ball for the graduating class of the Angeles Fashion School, held at the then Holy Angel Academy in the 1940s 110 Panuelos, serpentinas and baro’t saya with rich embroidery and handwoven floral designs mark the style of Patis Tesoro’s collections. Liturgical vestments woven out of indigenous materials and fabrics designed by Dom Martin de Jesus, OSB (formerly known as Gang Gomez).
TITLED BEAUTIES OF SAN FERNANDO AND ANGELES Is it the X-factor or the K-factor, i.e., the unique Kapampangan cultural traits like humor, deep faith and determination to succeed? Amanda Teopaco of San Fernando (1909), future wife of Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos (Alex Castro) nd this year’s Miss Philippines is…” For decades now, these words from a pageant host have introduced a life-defining moment for one lucky young woman on the threshold of national and even international fame. And, year after year, we are caught up in the electrifying drama when our Kapampangan beauty delegates take their place in competition on stage, ever hopeful for another one of our pekamalagung dalagas to bag a royal crown. Consistently, since the turn of the century, lovely Fernandinas and Angeleñas have lived up to these expectations as beauty contest records show, earning personal glory for themselves and acclaim for the province as the country’s no. 1 source of beauty queens. Here is a comprehensive list of celebrated San Fernando and Angeles beauties, winners all in ligligan leguan from 1909 to the present. By Alex R. Castro Beatriz Gutierrez (1909), first known beauty queen of Angeles (Alex Castro) FAIREST FERNANDINAS AMANDA TEOPACO (1909). In 1909, a beauty contest was launched by the Philippine Free Press, as a tribute to the Filipina. The leading magazine of the era declared: “In no other country in the entire Orient does woman play such an important part in the Philippines…the comely daughters are worthy of the lofty esteem in which they are held and deserving of the glowing tributes so often paid them in painting, song and verse..”. One of Pampanga’s bets included Amanda Teopaco, daughter of the revolutionist Pedro Teopaco. Amanda later married the famed jurist and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Jose Abad Santos (1886- 1942). Their children included Jose Jr., Luz, Amanda, Osmundo and Victoria. LOUISA BUENAVENTURA (1909). Louisa’s mestiza beauty was also immortalized in the commemorative album published by Free 111
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The Center for Kapampangan Studies
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Center, cable networks co-produce c
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American Historical Collection Hal
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Mariano Henson wrote that the origi
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20 A A 1911 1911 A CCOUNT CCOUNT OF
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22 These days, the cities of San Fe
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24 TIMELINE OF SAN FERNANDO HISTORY
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egories of personal cedulas and the
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San Fernando church in ruins after
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San Fernando Bridge, formerly Puent
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San Fernando suffered a near-fatal
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star in mainstream society and was
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contracts, not even by order of the
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1796 Don Angel Pantaleon de Miranda
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The Pampangos transferred to its pr
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Fray Francis Musni/Convento de San
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Fort Stotsenburg, the precursor of
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Angeles Electric Corporation Doña
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Kapampangans played crucial roles i
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50 TWO FUNERALS AND A WEDDING Funer
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which could seat more than ninety p
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Hizon women in a 1976 pictorial org
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Children of Don Cristino Singian de
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