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Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR in CONTENT COURSES Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 1 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 AA ABIÑO KATRINA MARIE CAHILIG 2 AA BAGANDAY SAPIA KADAYUNAN 3 AA DIMAREN JAMALIA CALI 4 AA GAURANA DOREEN YACO 5 AA GUANI SARIDA ALAMADA 6 AA LANOS RUBELITA BANTINOY 7 AA PAGLALA MILA SEGUBAN 8 AA PENDALIDAY ARLENE GALI 9 AA SALAPUDIN SANDRA PATADON 10 AA SANDIGAN MARY JANE MANGUDADATU 11 AA SAYA-ANG FAYEN CLAIRE SARDIDO 12 AA VENTURA MAY CECIL BILOY 13 ABA HADJI MONA ANTI 14 ABAD JOCELYN BALIONG 15 ABAD SARAH JANE MENDOZA 16 ABADIEZ DARLYN DIVINAGRACIA 17 ABAG BAILING PINGUIAMAN 18 ABALOS CHRISTIAN JAY DOMINGO 19 ABAMONGA CLETO RAÑOA 20 ABANA ANTHONY ESQUIERDO 21 ABANGAD MOHAMMAD LUCSON DIMALEN REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 2 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ABAR KAREEN CAUMPANG 2 ABARCA MARGIE SONTACO 3 ABARCA RHEO LIZA FLORES 4 ABARQUEZ MARIE CLAIRE LANGUITA 5 ABAS ABDULLAH HUSAIN 6 ABAS JORHAYA ABDULLAH 7 ABAS MONERA BADA 8 ABAS NORMA USMAN 9 ABATAYO FRITZ 10 ABAYON RICHELLE LAGARE 11 ABDILA ZENAIDA NAGUISAN 12 ABDILLAH ASHMA MOHAMMAD 13 ABDUA JAQUELINE MIRABUENO 14 ABDUL BAINOT MAMA 15 ABDUL MOHAMADFAISAL USMAN 16 ABDUL NORMINA DILIMBANGAN 17 ABDUL RAYHANA ALANG 18 ABDUL JABBAR NORAIMA MAMOCLO 19 ABDULA WALIDA SILONGAN 20 ABDULGANI KADIR SALAO 21 ABDULKARIM WADIHA ALIMAN REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 3 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ABDULLAH BAILANDI DILIMBANGAN 2 ABDULLAH GAZALI MADI 3 ABDULLAH JASMIN USMAN 4 ABDULLAH MUHIDEN ASAB 5 ABDULLAH NORHANA MACADATO 6 ABDULLAH NORHATA ABDUL 7 ABDULLAH WARDA DILIMBANGAN 8 ABDULRAHMAN SURAYA PASIGAN 9 ABDULRAKMAN BENJAMIN PINDE 10 ABE ALINOR DEALA 11 ABE NORODIN ABING 12 ABEDIN CARMELA BELLANO 13 ABEDIN SARAH MUHAMMAD 14 ABELLA ANNA LOU CASTRO 15 ABELLA JUVY SILUNBRICO 16 ABELLA RENILYN SILADAN 17 ABELLA SHANILOU SALVADOR 18 ABELLANA CRISTINE ESPINOZA 19 ABELLANOSA MARIECEL CHATO 20 ABEN BERNADETH AMPIG 21 ABERDE CATHERINE VALDEVIESO REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 4 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ABID GUIANIPA DAUD 2 ABIDA MARY GRACE EJEMPLAR 3 ABING CATHEIRENE EGOT 4 ABING JANICE ATIS 5 ABLANIDO RHODERICK DEL OESTE 6 ABO JUHAIRA-ANN SANDATU 7 ABOGANTAO ANINA SUMAGKA 8 ABON NORHAMIN KANSI 9 ABOSAMA LAICA BAREJE 10 ABREA BEVERLY ANN LEQUIN 11 ABUBACAR BAI TAHIRA BODE 12 ABUBACAR JAMERAH BADI 13 ABUBAKAR ADTIS ALLUDEN 14 ABUBAKAR FAUJEA BADAL 15 ABUBAKAR ROWENA AMBAL 16 ACCAD LENIE ELONDO 17 ACEDO LORY ANNE DOLIGUES 18 ACERES CLAIRE LAGUISMA 19 ACERO HONEYLETTE TALIBONG 20 ACHA JENNIFER MAÑAGO 21 ACLAN MARY GRACE VITO REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 5 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ACOB MOHAMEDIN TAUTIN 2 ACOB YUSUFH BALAYANEN 3 ACOSTA ELYNETTE DEL ROSARRIO 4 ACOSTA GELEENE AMBROCIO 5 ACOSTA JOHN JR. GARCIA 6 ACOSTA JONILO JR. AMBROCIO 7 ACOSTA VIVENCIA ARANGOSO 8 ADAM ELTON LIBRADILLA 9 ADAM HADJIRRAH BONSICO 10 ADAM HAJIMMA DANDAMEN 11 ADAM JIAHIRRAH BONSICO 12 ADAM LAHUDIN ALISO 13 ADAM NASSER ALESO 14 ADANZA MARGIE LOPEZ 15 ADELANTAR JEWEL AGUDO 16 ADELANTE IMELDA TANDOG 17 ADERES JENNIFER CONTRERAS 18 ADIL NORJANA NOAH 19 ADIM LADY DIANA LAO-UN 20 ADIM SITTIE SAMERA LAO-ON 21 ADJI SHARA JAMA REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 6 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ADOLFO ELDEAN PASCUAL 2 ADRA NORALIA PAMLIAN 3 ADRIATICO ABEGAIL PINOON 4 ADSOY ESNAIRA KABO 5 ADSOY JUHAYNI KABO 6 ADTEG JOHANNA GUIAPONES 7 ADTUD ROHANNA ADTUD 8 ADZAL ARMIA LUMISENG 9 ADZAL MALIK MALANG 10 AFRICA GERMINE LEAH JABELLO 11 AGAD LESLIE JOY PEPITO 12 AGAN AILEEN VICERA 13 AGANG MARLYN MONBLANCO 14 AGARCIO NOVIE GLO LAPEÑA 15 AGDAHAN ALEXANDER ANTOGON 16 AGLANANG BERNARDITA VENTULA 17 AGOM IBRAHIM TAMBAGAN 18 AGPAS GRACE ROPERO 19 AGRABIO IRENE JOY REYES 20 AGREGADO ELLEN FELIPE 21 AGREGADO RUFINA TAPULGO REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 7 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 AGTARAP ERWIN BERGONIA 2 AGUAJE LUDY RAFANTE 3 AGUATE LEONELYN RAFANTE 4 AGUDO MICHAEL LARIOSA 5 AGUDOS BEMAJYN DELA CRUZ 6 AGUELO FLORANNIE MAHILOM 7 AGUILAR ALEXANDER VICTOR 8 AGUILOS BERLYN CARILLO 9 AGUIMAN JONAHLYN PEREZ 10 AGUIMOD ANIEVIC MOVERA 11 AGUIMOD CRISTINE MOVERA 12 AGUIPO ROBERTO JR. DIPAY 13 AGUIRRE REYNALDO JR DALAYON 14 AGUIRRE ROWENA AMOROSO 15 AGUJETAS IMELDA PALAD 16 AGUJITAS JANE JUNSAY 17 AGUNOD JANETTE MENDOZA 18 AGUSTIN JAINEBETH BICA 19 AJOS MERRY JEAN ESPELLARGA 20 AKAD MONISA PANGOLIMA 21 AKAN AMINA LAPUNGAN REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 1ST Rm/Grp No.: 8 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 AKMAD ASRAP YUSOP 2 AKMAD MOHAMAD JR. MAITUM 3 AKMAD RAHIMA DALANDAG 4 AKMAD RAHMIYA ADAL 5 AKMAD WARDA KAMIL 6 AKOT PAHARUDIN JR. SULAIMAN 7 AL HADJE ACOB SAGUERA ULANGCAYA 8 ALA-AN ALLEN VALLEJOS 9 ALABA ADELINA BATILO 10 ALABAT APASRA KUSAYN 11 ALAIR RAYMOND JORCA 12 ALALAN CHRISTINE ARREZA 13 ALAM MARY ANN BALURAN 14 ALAMADA JULIEVAI UTTO 15 ALAMEDA LIBERTY ABENOJA 16 ALANG SURAIDA MACALANG 17 ALAO MARIFE CABALLERO 18 ALAP-AP APRILYN MANUEL 19 ALARCON MELODY AGUILOR 20 ALARDE JEAN ANTONIO 21 ALBA ISNIYA TUTIN REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 2ND Rm/Grp No.: 9 Seat No. Last Name First Name Middle Name 1 ALBARANDO KIMVERLY YBAÑEZ 2 ALBERCA ERLYN CUARES 3 ALBERCA FLORENCE CENIZA 4 ALBIA MARY ANN OLASIMAN 5 ALBINO ALAN HENOBIAGON 6 ALBIOS DESIREE DAGOHOY 7 ALBOFERA ARMELYN APERDO 8 ALBOFERA CYRIL ANIÑON 9 ALBOR RAZEL CLIMACO 10 ALBORES KRISNA JEUL MACAPALA 11 ALBORES MARY GRACE CUEVAS 12 ALBRANDO DELIA SERDIÑA 13 ALBUNA ANA MARIE SORUNOSOS 14 ALBUNIAN EVANGELINE NISPEROS 15 ALCALA REY JEAN MAQUILAN 16 ALCANTARA CHERRY SALOVERES 17 ALCANTARA GERALDINE HILARIO 18 ALCANTARA MELDA OTAGAN 19 ALCAYDE JANE JACA 20 ALCID IRENE LAGMAY 21 ALCORCON DIVILYN CAPARAS REMINDER: USE SAME NAME IN ALL EXAMINATION FORMS. IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN SPELLING, KINDLY REQUEST PRC-DAVAO TO CORRECT IT PRIOR TO THE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE. Note: Verify your Application Number from the Roomwatcher on the day of the examination. (C) BuddyBoyz Professional Regulation Commission DAVAO CITY Licensure Examination for ELEMENTARY - MAJOR IN CONTENT COURSES September 2011 School: PALMA GIL ELEM. SCH. Address: QUIRINO AVE., DAVAO CITY Building: PALMA GIL Floor: 2ND Rm/Grp No.: 10 Seat No.
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