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Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 2 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 1 ABA, RENALIE ESTENZO 2 ABABA, JAY ROXANNE CUSTODIO 3 ABABA, KRISTA LYN ANGELO 4 ABABA, LEA CASAUL 5 ABACA, MHARIS RIVAS 6 ABACCO, JOVELYN REBUCAS 7 ABACIAL, AGNES BARLOVENTO 8 ABAD, BRIGETTE GOMEZ 9 ABAD, CARINA MERGILDO 10 ABAD, CHARLIE GUBATAN 11 ABAD, CYNTHIA TICUMIN 12 ABAD, JULI LARAÑO 13 ABAD, KEVIN GUTANG 14 ABAD, KIMVERLEY POLLETTE LOVITOS 15 ABAD, MAREVIC ATON 16 ABAD, NENITA SABADO 17 ABAD, SHERRA MAE NARCISO 18 ABADA, MICHELLE GLEAN ROMANO 19 ABADA, RONA BARNES 20 ABADESA, AGNES LLENARESAS 21 ABADEZA, AIREEN GRACE MESTIOLA 22 ABADIA, DAE JASER DELA PASION 23 ABADIANO, EIDA MACMAC 24 ABADIER, JOHN MARSON LEGASPI 25 ABADIEZ, SHARAE ANN SIBUNGA 26 ABADILLA, LEONORA YANGUAS 27 ABADILLA, MARK ANGELO FIRME 28 ABADINES, MARA LIZA XANDRLYN TRINIDAD 29 ABADOS, RICHEL CAYAO 30 ABAGAT, MARLENE BALIOLA 31 ABAGATNAN, KARLA ANGELICA QUIROS 32 ABAIGAR, ALGER BACCOL 33 ABAINZA, DAISY EBOÑA 34 ABAJO, RUSHIENE LORENZO 35 ABALA, GARY LLARENAS 36 ABALA, JEVAN BOLIVAR 37 ABALA, LOUIS MARVIL GENITO 38 ABALAHIN, JESA AMOR JOCSON 39 ABALAYAN, VIRGELIO JR BERNAL 40 ABALLE, JUNE MARIPOSQUE 41 ABALOS, AILEEN AGATEP 42 ABALOS, AILEEN RENON 43 ABALOS, CORNELIO POYAOAN 44 ABALOS, EDWIN LADAN 45 ABALOS, ERLYN LOVINA 46 ABALOS, LANCE GERARD GONZALEZ 47 ABALOS, MARY JHINDY PASTORES 48 ABALOS, NORISA MARIE ESLABRA 49 ABALOS, VIRGINIA URBANO 50 ABAN, MARIA DIVINA ROXAN PADILLO Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 3 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 51 ABAN, ZAIRA MEER 52 ABANAG, JONA BAUS 53 ABANCE, CHRISTINE JOY ESTILLES 54 ABANCIA, EDNA CANAYONG 55 ABANCIO, ESTELA ARANAS 56 ABANES, RODA TAYLARAN 57 ABANES, THERESA DELATOR 58 ABANG, JENEZEL 59 ABANILLA, ERWIN BORDA 60 ABANILLA, ISAIAH THOMAS FERNANDEZ 61 ABANILLA, VIRGINIA CUNAN 62 ABANTO, JOEMAR DAGDAG 63 ABANTO, MAGIELYN OLIVAR 64 ABANTO, MARILOU DIZON 65 ABAO, ERVIN REY DESCALLAR 66 ABAO, JAN KAROL ACENAS 67 ABAO, JEABEH ALICAWAY 68 ABAO, XENIA MONETTE OCLARIT 69 ABAOAG, VERONICA ZAMORA 70 ABAPO, EMEBYJUN COLAMBOT 71 ABAPO, JIVESON PALICTE 72 ABAPO, MARY JANE ELCARTE 73 ABAR, IRENE QUEVEDO 74 ABARA, MARC ANDREI SISON 75 ABARCA, JANETH JACOBO 76 ABARCA, KENNEDY RARO 77 ABARCAR, ALVIN ESTRADA 78 ABARDO, JESS ANTHONY BOISER 79 ABARICIA, KRISTINE JOY SANTOS 80 ABARIENTOS, FRENCH LORENZANA 81 ABARING, APRIL ROSE MAGALLANES 82 ABARNAS, CAMILLE VERGARA 83 ABARQUEZ, EUPHRAIM CALMA 84 ABARQUEZ, KATHRYN JING ROSELLOSA 85 ABARQUEZ, RIZ ARREGLADO 86 ABARRACOSO, MARY ANN NABUAL 87 ABARRERA, RAMON JR BELGA 88 ABAS, DOMINIQUE JOAN AQUINO 89 ABAS, JAYPOUL AGO 90 ABASOLO, JUAN BACUNGAN 91 ABASOLO, REY PZ PASA-OL 92 ABATAY, EFREN LAGARE 93 ABATON, CRESENCIA BALNAWE 94 ABAWA, DERLYN RIMANDO 95 ABAWAG, RYN DACASIN 96 ABAWAN, LENY UBILAS 97 ABAYA, ELIZABETH VALDRIZ 98 ABAYAN, KRISTINE JOAN MILLAR 99 ABAYAN, PEDELYN JOYCE RABULAN 100 ABAYARI, CHERRY SALAZAR Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 4 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 101 ABAYGAR, KRYSTEL ANNE CUEVAS 102 ABAYO, APRIL LOVE JOY CASTRO 103 ABAÑO, MARIA CARLA JESSICA YU 104 ABBANG, ARNULFO JR DE GUZMAN 105 ABBAS, ANISAH ALIMANGOHAN 106 ABBILANI, KHADIJA DAPUG 107 ABBUGAO, DIANE MAE MAT-AN 108 ABCEDE, KIM ESTABILLO 109 ABCEDE, MARYBEL REYES 110 ABDELGAFUR, MOHAMMAD JIHADI MACACUNA 111 ABDELGAFUR, NAJAR JHAMELA MACACUNA 112 ABDUKADIL, TADZMAHAR JANJAWI 113 ABDULA, SITTIE RAYYANA GANI 114 ABDULATIP, NORODIN HUSSAIN 115 ABDULAUP, NURSIDA MUBIN 116 ABDULCADER, ALIA ABDULRAHMAN 117 ABDULCADER, ALIAH LAUT 118 ABDULHAKIM, NORHANA SAKIRIN 119 ABDULHAMID, NAIMAH MANDARA 120 ABDULKADIL, DARWISA USMAN 121 ABDULKARIM, NORHAINA LEO 122 ABDULLA, NASHRA TURI 123 ABDULLAH, HAMZAH CASNOR 124 ABDULLAH, RATNA RASHID 125 ABDULRASID, FARWIDA SABTURANI 126 ABDULWAHID, AHLAM BALINDONG 127 ABDUSALAM, NELSA BURAHAN 128 ABDUSALAM, NHADDA BOLO 129 ABE, DAISY JOY NARIO 130 ABE, SEBASTIAN JR DE RAMOS 131 ABEAR, KRISTOFFER CATALUÑA 132 ABECIA, CARMIELA ROSE PARINA 133 ABEDEJOS, CHARLITO JR DIAZ 134 ABEJARON, CARMIE JOY MANGAO 135 ABEJO, SHEPARD REVECHE 136 ABEJUELA, JULIENE PHILIPP NAAG 137 ABEJURO, SARAH RONCESVALLES 138 ABELA, CRISTINE DE JESUS 139 ABELIN, ROMELYN BATOON 140 ABELLA, AILEEN BOSQUE 141 ABELLA, ANNABELLE VIRTUDAZO 142 ABELLA, CAREEN AURA PONDOYO 143 ABELLA, DARIA BATULAN 144 ABELLA, EUTIQUIO ANTONIO CLAMOR 145 ABELLA, JUSTILLA COMALING 146 ABELLA, MAIKO ANGELA GALEON 147 ABELLA, PRECILA SAJULGA 148 ABELLA, RHYNA CABURNAY 149 ABELLANA, DHOREEN LIBRON 150 ABELLANA, JOMAR BOOC Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 5 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 151 ABELLANO, ANGELICA LUMBAO 152 ABELLANOSA, GEZELLE QUEJANO 153 ABELLANOSA, KENNY DELANTAR 154 ABELLANOSA, LOVELY TISALUNA 155 ABELLAR, PRECIOUS CHRIS HARANI 156 ABELLAR, RONNIEL DELANTAR 157 ABELLERA, CEDRIC LEAN PAUL LAPID 158 ABELLERA, JOCELYN CALES 159 ABELLIGOS, FRANCIS BAÑAL 160 ABELLO, JOAN IVEN JAMORA 161 ABELLO, MIRAZOL GARA 162 ABELLON, CERLYN PACHECO 163 ABEN, MICHELLE DE ROBLES 164 ABENDAN, HARLEQUIN RUTH FLORO 165 ABENES, ROGELIO JR GRANADA 166 ABENIR, JOVEN ATAZAR 167 ABENIR, MARYLIN CAMILING 168 ABENOJA, EUNICE ALIMODIAN 169 ABENOJA, MICHELE MAMA 170 ABEO, HOMER ASEO 171 ABEQUEBEL, JESSIE FAGHAP 172 ABERDE, NELCY ANIVERSARIO 173 ABERIA, IVY LIRA 174 ABERIA, LIEZEL LUCAS 175 ABES, MARGEY DE JORAS 176 ABESAMIS, ROSHERME MUÑOZ 177 ABESTADO, MERLYN EUMAGUE 178 ABESTILLA, BUENA RODRIGUEZA 179 ABETO, JENEVIEVE PEÑOSA 180 ABETO, SHIELAMAR SERRA 181 ABIADOR, MARIA LUISA SENGCO 182 ABIENA, EDELYN DOLIM 183 ABIGUELA, LEOMAR NACIONAL 184 ABILA, APRIL CUADERNO 185 ABILAR, NOLLET CORTEZ 186 ABINA, VANISSA VICTORIA 187 ABINALES, RENALYN SEVILLA 188 ABINDAN, ROMELA LARAPAN 189 ABING, JADE CAMBIADO 190 ABING, JENNIFER CAÑETE 191 ABING, LEY-ANN DULI 192 ABING, MICHELLE DANE PABIA 193 ABIOG, EDELIZA GALURA 194 ABION, MA KATE LANA 195 ABIRIN, SANIYA GABOYAN 196 ABIS, JOVILLE ORABA 197 ABIS, RACHEL ANN MONDRAGON 198 ABLANEDA, JOSEPH GRATONES 199 ABLANIDA, GLORY MAE SABIDALAS 200 ABLAY, JEAN MEDINA Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 6 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 201 ABLAZA, JENNY LYN TAGARO 202 ABLAZO, DEO ABE BELDA 203 ABLES, LORECA LACABA 204 ABLING, EMILY ARTOZA 205 ABO, BAI FAISAH CAPAL 206 ABO, JAIN BATINGKAY 207 ABO, RAYMA SOLANTIGAN 208 ABO-ABO, MERCYDITHA MANSANADEZ 209 ABO-ABO, ROSE MARY RABANERA 210 ABOGA, RENALYN GACUMO 211 ABOGATAL, MARILOU DELA CERNA 212 ABOILO, CHARLOTTE CALAMBRO 213 ABOIME, JANNEL TERENCIO 214 ABOLTIVO, RITCHIE ALCANTARA 215 ABON, ANALIZA PATIÑO 216 ABON, ERWIN PAGADURA 217 ABONADO, REARNIE GAMBOA 218 ABONALES, MERADETTE SABENACIO 219 ABONG, CHERRY MAE AMPASO 220 ABONITA, EDUARDO TAGUM 221 ABONITA, MARIA ANDREA RIVERA 222 ABORDE, ALVIN PAULO 223 ABORDO, MARILYN MOLINA 224 ABORITA, CEFERINA GRACE MONTE 225 ABOY, RACHIN VENICE CERO 226 ABRAHAM, JUDITH MAGNAYE 227 ABRAHAM, KRISANDRA MORCILLA 228 ABRAHAM, KRISTINA PEARL FUNTILON 229 ABRAHAM, SAIMA ALIH 230 ABRAHAM, SANDINO REBANCOS 231 ABRAHAN, PHILLIP JEROME UNILONGO 232 ABRASALDO, ORLAND BALSAMO 233 ABRAZALDO, BONNAVIE QUIROZ 234 ABRAZALDO, JUDITHA FABIA 235 ABREA, JENALYN GANE 236 ABREA, MA BELINDA MAGSAKAY 237 ABREA, SHELLA MAE TABANG 238 ABRECE, MORLI GUZMAN 239 ABREGO, MARGIE CORAN 240 ABRENICA, CHERRY LYN YABO 241 ABRENILLA, MICHELLE TEJERO 242 ABRIEL, ABRIL ZABALA 243 ABRIGO, IRISH PETT DAVIN 244 ABRIGO, MARIFEL GLANG 245 ABRIL, JOAQUIN JR SADIA 246 ABRIL, MARK JOE JUANILLO 247 ABRINA, JENNIFER ARZAGA 248 ABSIN, EUNICE SANTOS 249 ABSIN, JENNY GRACE LAGARTO 250 ABSIN, SATURNINA BAYLON Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26, 2012 Page: 7 of 418 Seq. No. N a m e 251 ABU, RACHELLE ALLEN SAMARITA 252 ABU-ABU, MILAGROS ABAD 253 ABUAN, LIBERTY DE GUZMAN 254 ABUAN, MARVIN JOHN MARQUEZ 255 ABUAN, MELODY CANGGAT 256 ABUAN, MERLIE MONGOTE 257 ABUAN, SOSIEBY BAUTISTA 258 ABUBACAR, BHING GUIALUDIN 259 ABUBAKAR, ALMAFIE MONTANTE 260 ABUBAKAR, JESSEL ARAGON 261 ABUCAYON, LYN BARAHAN 262 ABUDA, ROSE DIANNE PEREZ 263 ABUDE, JEFFREY REBAYNO 264 ABUDE, MA ROSA ANGELICA HERRERA 265 ABUEL, JESSICA ZABALA 266 ABUG, MAE ANJANETTE ALGAS 267 ABUGAN, JESSAMAE SALMORIN 268 ABULENCIA, MONICA PAA 269 ABUNAS, WILLIFORD TAMAYO 270 ABUNAWAS, ALMONER BADJO 271 ABUQUE, JESSICA CIELO 272 ABUSMAS, EURYDICE MAYOR 273 ABUSTAN, JHENNY COLADILLA 274 ABUTIN, TRISTAN JORGE BOAC 275 ABUYAN, MARITES RONDERA 276 ABUYO, CATHERINE BELANTE 277 ABUZO, ALLAN SIMANGAN 278 ABUZO, CLIVIE SAMPORNA 279 ABUZO, DENNIS JAMES RUBIS 280 ABUZO, ERICK RUBIS 281 AC-HAY, GRIZLY ORACION 282 ACABO, MILARD TEJEDOR 283 ACACIO, GLEN DENISE GINEZ 284 ACAK, MARCY GRACE NARAJOS 285 ACAMPADO, ROSEMARIE LOPEZ 286 ACAMPADO, ZENAIDA GALINDEZ 287 ACAS, HAYDEE ESIO 288 ACASIO, ALFREDO JR MACION 289 ACAYEN, GINA ORIO 290 ACCAD, GENALYN CADANGAN 291 ACCOS, REGINE MARTINEZ 292 ACDAY, JOHN LOVIANO 293 ACEBRON, DONIS MANLANGIT 294 ACEBUQUE, JAN ADDAM BACCAY 295 ACEDO, DARLENE ANGELICA PAUMIG 296 ACEITUNA, MYRZI JELL CANZON 297 ACEJO, REXON ORBETA 298 ACELAJADO, JESSA BILOG 299 ACENAS, JOY RUTH BASARTE 300 ACENAS, KIMBERLY VALLO Roll of Successful Examinees in the L.E.T. - SECONDARY - All Regions Held on SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Released on NOVEMBER 26,
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