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Zq Lo R -O+R L Examination Batch 42 No. Permit No. N Place of Eramination 1 TUG-015 Harwin B. B Tuguegarao 2 01-03 0 Kharolina Mae A. Bautista Laguindingan 1 CNSSO - 034 Diether Dominic V Mactan NCR 4 01-148 I Bianca Flor C. Geron ) 0l -03 i Paul R. De Guzman NCR 6 TUG-OO5 Eduard M. Andal Tuguegarao 1 01-091 Gabriel C. Mallari NCR I 01-063 Vincent M. Da Silva NCR Iloilo 9 LOILO-038 Kevin S. Ilisan La.quindingan t0 01-0?9 I Jtremiah E. Amba NCR 11 01-2?5 Francis P. De Castro 12 01-1 14 Nhisan Ji M. Silva NCR Plaridel 13 08-842 I Jerwin M. De Galicia Tuguegarao 14 TUG-OO6 I David John P. Andasan i5 01-008 Ikiz Jade C.Garino Butuan I D. Fabella NCR 16 I or-ooo i 17 lruc-orz Vanloui P ano Tu.quegarao 18 01-010 lein Khudrie NI. Sahial Laguindingan 19 ILOILO-006 Vincent Luis T. Viliaflor Iloilo 2A 0i-0i9 Patrick S.Garcia Butuan NCR 2t lor -osz Maurice Carl A. Dimapilis 22 0t -149 John Davie B. Alindog NCR L) 01-048 Peter Carlo L. Perez NCR NCR lo r -o+r l Jomarc A. Dariguez Tuguegarao 25 TUG-014 S. Rafael -zq I Butuan 26 I or-oos Charles Joshua M. Mactan 27 CNSSO - 036 \lexander In in C. Barrios Mactan 28 ICNSSO - OtS iderwin John M. Rara Mactan 29 CNSSO - 042 Kevin B. Dela Pefla Legaspi 30 cNSSO-V-026 Marielle R. Burce Laguindingan 31 01-016 A. Iloilo 32 LOILO-oi6 Albertine Marie M.Delmo NCR JJ 01-036 Jose Rico IvI. Garcia NCR 34 01-i98 B.onnie N. Naz Laguindingan 35 01-011 I(arlR. Gawat Mactan 36 CNSSO. 063 J, P Arnado NCR 37 01-024 Nikolus Y. Del Rosario NCR 38 01-214 Jericho L. Rivera Legaspi 39 CNSSO-V-043 Odine M. Areola Iloilo 40 ILOILO-049 Victoria C Seneris Iloilo 41 ILOLO-050 Christian Jesuzer M. Butuan 42 01:031 L. Lab a Butuan 43 01-012 iessa Marie E. Andres Tugue.qarao 44 TUG-022 Senler C. Bacani Legaspi 45 CNSSO-V-012 Jay Angelo A. Balana Legaspi 46 lcNsso.Y q?l- Erika Mae G. Bismonte Legaspi 47 cNsso-v-025 Claren Ann S. Losa Mactan 48 CNSSO - 032 GlenM. Belnas 49 0 I 111 Jan L. Lorenzo NCR 50 01-027 Collin T. V NCR 51 01-01 5 Vince Eldrin E. Ebuc NCR 52 01- 165 Behedict H. Poricr NCR 53 01-101 Timothy S. Samuel NCR 54 01-123 Meriin A. Bautista Jr NCR 5s 0 1 -083 Marr N. Torres NCR 56 iI-oILo-002 'za A. Albancia Iloilo 57 01-025 Kenneth nP Butuan 58 TUG-OO9 Mark Dave M. Delos Santos Tuguegarao 59 CNSSO-V-OO3 Princess B. Grayda L,egaspi 60 01-004 Benjamin M. Quidtat IlI Laguindingan 61 01-002 Joshua Mikael J. Pabayo Laguindingan .054 62 CNSSO Rodney Angelo N. Galvez Mactan 63 .045 CNSSO Lernnuel Cris T. TorrenLreva Mactan 64 CNSSO - 057 Carlito D. Coralde Mactan 65 01-020 Lester Jade C. Untal Butuan 66 01-003 Meynard Eric lV1 Ablen NCR 67 01-08s Jarius R. Urmatanr NCR 68 01-026 Nero P. Samonte NCR 69 01-232 Ana Josefina T. Beltran NCR 70 01-109 Aika C. Ravena NCR 71 01-23I Alberr M. iVianaois NCR 72 0 1 -0 11 Jornar F. Tacderan NCR t) 01-218 Rlian Jhon P. Labay NCR 74 lclsso-v-ozs Ma. Lani A. Buenaventura Legaspi 75 CNSSO-V-028 Dennis B. Gonzales Legaspi 76 CNSSO - 049 Sanr Joseph A. \lglesias l\4actan 77 CNSSO - 029 Romel D. Nedamo Mactan ALTERNATE 78 01-005 Jo;rathan A. Gantala Laoag 79 01-013 Arnold V. Montuya Laguindin.qan 80 LOILO-03s Elizer E. Austria Iloilo 81 LOILO-O53 Patnck Joshuia C. Espina Iloilo I 82 01-009 ArielJames T. Abarquez i Butuan 83 0l-107 Jerald S. Santos NCR B4 0l-097 Hzzel Mae M. Tamaru NCR 8s lot-ott Rhealyn E. Bautista NCR 86 0 l-193 Gian Justin R. Autos NCR Prepared by: MAR.IA A B. CALLO S II, ANS Check by Chief Stafl ANS.
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