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2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 1 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ABE, ANDY M. BACOOR CITY 2 ABANILLA, MARIA TERESA CABRAL BATANGAS PROVINCE 3 ABANTE, DON-DON MANONGSONG BATANGAS PROVINCE 4 ABEL, BABY MARITES MARTINEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 5 ABENIR, MA. DIVINA DG. CAVITE CITY 6 ABITO, ELSIE T. CAVITE PROVINCE 7 ABRAHAM, ROSALIE C. LIPA CITY 8 ABRUGENA, DIANA ABACSA BATANGAS PROVINCE 9 ABUTON, GRACIA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 10 ACCAD, MARIEJADE D. IMUS CITY 11 ACUÑA, BELEN M. DASMARIÑAS CITY 12 ADAME, BASILIA ABANES BATANGAS PROVINCE 13 ADAO, THELMA REYES BATANGAS PROVINCE 14 ADARLO, CRISTOBAL ROSALES BATANGAS PROVINCE 15 ADRA, EVEE B. CAVITE PROVINCE 16 AFRICA, IRMA M. TANAUAN CITY 17 AGARIN, RONELIE MARASIGAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 18 AGCO, MARISSA D. O. IMUS CITY 19 AGNO, CATHERINE CANTA BATANGAS PROVINCE 20 AGONIA, ROBERTO ATIENZA BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 AGRAVANTE, NOEL ABARACOS BATANGAS PROVINCE 22 AGUIFLOR, CATHALINE I. SANTA ROSA CITY 23 AGUILA, ALEX ALEJANDRE BATANGAS PROVINCE 24 REYES, MYRNA D. LIPA CITY 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 2 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 AGUILA, JOSIELYN O. LIPA CITY 2 AGUILAR, TRINNA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 3 AGUILERA, GLENDA I. LIPA CITY 4 AGUIRRE, FLORLITA M. TANAUAN CITY 5 AGUSTIN, MARCELINA VILLAREAL BATANGAS PROVINCE 6 ALABADO, IMELDA M BACOOR CITY 7 ALANO, GERAME GOMEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 8 ALBAIRA, PILAR M. IMUS CITY 9 ALBERTO, GINA H. CAVITE PROVINCE 10 ALCALA, GRACIELA L. DASMARIÑAS CITY 11 ALCANTARA, LEVI V. CAVITE PROVINCE 12 ALCEDO, NORA M. CAVITE PROVINCE 13 ALDANA, ELENITA G. BACOOR CITY 14 ALDAY, JOSELITO RODRIGUEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 15 ALFARO, EDNA, L. CAVITE PROVINCE 16 ALIWALAS, MINA VILLANUEVA BATANGAS PROVINCE 17 ALMENDRAL, ENRICO G. BIÑAN CITY 18 ALMENDRAZ, JOCELYN F. CAVITE PROVINCE 19 ALONDE, EMMANUELITA J. BIÑAN CITY 20 ALTAMIRANO, MELIZA LIWANAG BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 ALVAREZ, ELVIRA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 22 AMANTE, NANCY F. CAVITE PROVINCE 23 AMARILLE, TERESA Q. IMUS CITY 24 REYES, PAUL S. IMUS CITY 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 3 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 AGUILA, RUBELITA ESCANILLAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 AGUILERA, RODEL C. LIPA CITY 3 ALCANTARA, LIBRADO D. TANAUAN CITY 4 ALVAREZ, JEANETTE Q. BIÑAN CITY 5 AMIGO, MA. JENIFER A. BACOOR CITY 6 AMON, EDRYNE A. CAVITE PROVINCE 7 AMOROSO, GARYLEN P. CAVITE PROVINCE 8 AMPARO,AUNORA D. CAVITE PROVINCE 9 AMURAO JR., PABLO PASAWA BATANGAS PROVINCE 10 ANACAY, ELISEO B. CAVITE PROVINCE 11 ANARNA, EDNA B. CAVITE PROVINCE 12 ANCIADO, NOEL D. CAVITE PROVINCE 13 ANCIRO, MARITES M. CAVITE PROVINCE 14 ANDAL, MHELODY L. LIPA CITY 15 ANDINO, MARIA ELIZABETH SANCHEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 16 ANDRADA, MA. CECILIA A. CAVITE PROVINCE 17 ANG, CHERRY R. BIÑAN CITY 18 ANGCAO, OMEGA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 19 ANGGA, DEMETRIO DELA CRUZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 20 ANGOSTA, FREDANILA S. CAVITE PROVINCE 21 ANGUE, LERMA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 22 ANI, AURORA T. SANTA ROSA CITY 23 ANISCO, JOSEFINA A. CAVITE CITY 24 REYES, RAQUEL TAMAYO BATANGAS PROVINCE 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 4 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ANCIRO, SALVADOR P. CAVITE PROVINCE 2 APDUA, MARITES ANDULAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 3 APLON, NENITA ARROYO BATANGAS PROVINCE 4 ARADA, PACITA A. LIPA CITY 5 ARAMBULO, MARISSA L. SANTA ROSA CITY 6 ARANDA, VICTORIA BONSOL BATANGAS PROVINCE 7 ARASAIN, MELANIE V. IMUS CITY 8 ARBOLEDA, ALOHA LEVISTE BATANGAS PROVINCE 9 ARCALA, MARILYN A. CAVITE PROVINCE 10 ARCE, LOIDA A. CAVITE PROVINCE 11 ARCEO, MARILOU C. CAVITE PROVINCE 12 AREVALO, FELICIDAD ONTANGCO BATANGAS PROVINCE 13 ARIMBUYUTAN, GLORIA G. CAVITE PROVINCE 14 ARO, MYRA P. CAVITE PROVINCE 15 ARROYO, ROSARIO AURORA BATANGAS PROVINCE 16 ASPI, JOSE ARCHIBALD O. SANTA ROSA CITY 17 ASTUDILLO, EDENEL A. BACOOR CITY 18 ASUNCION, ERMELINA P. CAVITE PROVINCE 19 ATAS, MARIAN D. CAVITE PROVINCE 20 ATIENZA, ARIEL BARRADAS BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 AUSTRIA, MA. THERESA K. CAVITE PROVINCE 22 AUXTERO, RODEL A. CAVITE PROVINCE 23 AVELINO, DON S. TANAUAN CITY 24 REYES, VIRGINIA V. CAVITE PROVINCE 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 5 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ARBOLEDA, JULITA DE CASTRO BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 ARCE, REMILYN N. SANTA ROSA CITY 3 AREVALO, MARVIE T. CAVITE PROVINCE 4 ATIENZA, GILBERT VILLANUEVA BATANGAS PROVINCE 5 AUSTRIA, MARIEL SARMIENTO BATANGAS PROVINCE 6 AVENTURADO, LEA M. CAVITE PROVINCE 7 BAARDE, LEONIDA D. IMUS CITY 8 BABAO, LODIGARIO ALDOVER BATANGAS PROVINCE 9 BACOS, JOHN RILLO L. CAVITE PROVINCE 10 BACTAD, JANETTE SEBOLINO BATANGAS PROVINCE 11 BADILLO, RANDOLF OCAMPO BATANGAS PROVINCE 12 BAJA, MHELVOI HERNANDEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 13 BALBA, MARITES QUIATCHON BATANGAS PROVINCE 14 BALDRIAS, MARLENE DC. LIPA CITY 15 BALINGTON, WILNELIA C. DASMARIÑAS CITY 16 BALLESTEROS, FRECELA B. IMUS CITY 17 BALMACEDA, APRIL C. CAVITE PROVINCE 18 BALMES, MIGUEL ACLAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 19 BALTAZAR, ANA MARIA L. BIÑAN CITY 20 BANAGUAS, AILEEN HISTA BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 BANDOJAN, JANET M. LIPA CITY 22 BAÑEZ, LOURDES MALABANAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 23 BARAL, ELIZABETH SALCEDO BATANGAS PROVINCE 24 TORRES, THELMA M. CAVITE CITY 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 6 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ATIENZA, JAILEEN MALIGAYA BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 BALDRIAS, MARY JANE DE VILLA BATANGAS PROVINCE 3 BARCELON, PRISCILA DELOSREYES BATANGAS PROVINCE 4 BARRERA, EMELINDA R. CAVITE PROVINCE 5 BARTOLAY, EVANGELYN L. CAVITE PROVINCE 6 BASACA, JOSEPHINE M. SANTA ROSA CITY 7 BASCUGIN, NENITA B. CAVITE PROVINCE 8 BASILIO, WEVELYN B. BACOOR CITY 9 BATHAN, ERLY LINDA ARROYO BATANGAS PROVINCE 10 BAWE, DELMA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 11 BAYAO, JEROME CORNEL BATANGAS PROVINCE 12 BAYNOSA, LUDIE CARAAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 13 BAYOT, REGINA G. DASMARIÑAS CITY 14 BAYSAN, REYNALDO S. CAVITE PROVINCE 15 BAYSANTOS, MA. ADORA C. CAVITE PROVINCE 16 BELARMINO, ROBERTA LADIAO BATANGAS PROVINCE 17 BELELA, TERESITA MARISTELA BATANGAS PROVINCE 18 BELLAFLOR, JESSICA V. CAVITE CITY 19 BELLO, CLETA N. CAVITE PROVINCE 20 BELOSO, CYNTHIA FRANCO BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 BENTER, ELEONOR R. LIPA CITY 22 BENZON, NOEL ALICAWAY BATANGAS PROVINCE 23 BERGANOS, GEMMA A. CAVITE PROVINCE 24 VELASCO, NORALYN CABISCUELAS BATANGAS PROVINCE 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 7 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ATIENZA, JANETTE O. SANTA ROSA CITY 2 BATHAN, GLORIA T. LIPA CITY 3 BATITIS, ESPERANZA M. SANTA ROSA CITY 4 BATO, ANALYN G. BACOOR CITY 5 BAUTISTA, AMABEL GALVO BATANGAS PROVINCE 6 BELLO, SHIELA B. CAVITE PROVINCE 7 BERNABE, RAQUEL D. DASMARIÑAS CITY 8 BERNALES, FELIPA N. CAVITE PROVINCE 9 BERROYA, MARIA CECILIA L. BIÑAN CITY 10 BERTULANO, VIRGINIA J. CAVITE PROVINCE 11 BILLONES, SALVADOR L. CAVITE PROVINCE 12 BILOG, MARIA M. LIPA CITY 13 BINAUHAN, ROCHELLE C. CAVITE PROVINCE 14 BISCOCHO, ANABELLE PATOLOT BATANGAS PROVINCE 15 BITANG, RAYMUNDO C. LIPA CITY 16 BITARA, DANTE D. BACOOR CITY 17 BITICON, ELOISA P. BACOOR CITY 18 BLASCO, MARIA B. TANAUAN CITY 19 BODOTA, CEL ANDREA B. CAVITE PROVINCE 20 BOLAÑOS, MARILYN MARASIGAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 21 BOLILAN, MARIA JOSEFA ENRIQUEZ BATANGAS PROVINCE 22 BONGAO, VENUS B. BIÑAN CITY 23 BRAVO JR., FERMIN C. CAVITE PROVINCE 24 VIDAL, MARICHU Z. SANTA ROSA CITY 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 8 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ATIENZA, MA. MONIQUE DE JESUS BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 BAUTISTA, ERLYNNE B. CAVITE PROVINCE 3 BISCOCHO, DOROTHIE MANALO BATANGAS PROVINCE 4 BRAVO, AMPARO M. LIPA CITY 5 BRIONES, ALELI T. LIPA CITY 6 BROTONEL, CLEOFE LOLONG BATANGAS PROVINCE 7 BRUNO, MYRA TOLENTINO BATANGAS PROVINCE 8 BUBAN, GLENDA R. LIPA CITY 9 BUGHAO, ANNABELLE G. IMUS CITY 10 BUISAN, MANGERY ATIENZA BATANGAS PROVINCE 11 BUITIZON, STARSKY M. SANTA ROSA CITY 12 BUNAN JR., MANUEL A. DASMARIÑAS CITY 13 CABAGUIO, THELMA PANOPIO BATANGAS PROVINCE 14 CABALLERO, SONIA L. CAVITE PROVINCE 15 CABALLES, JENALYN S. LIPA CITY 16 CABARRUBIAS, JANET E. CAVITE PROVINCE 17 CABILES, MARY JOY L. BIÑAN CITY 18 CABINGAN, MARCELA CASAMA BATANGAS PROVINCE 19 CABRAL, GLENDA DIMAILIG BATANGAS PROVINCE 20 CABRERA, MA. CRISELDA C. SANTA ROSA CITY 21 CACAYURAN, ELMA D. CAVITE PROVINCE 22 CADACIO, DANGIE CORDERO BATANGAS PROVINCE 23 CADAG, TOMAS III A. SANTA ROSA CITY 24 VILLANUEVA, EVELYN A. CAVITE PROVINCE 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 9 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ATIENZA, MARIA TERESA ESPIRITU BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 BAUTISTA, LIEZEL M. CAVITE PROVINCE 3 BRAVO, GRACE DT. LIPA CITY 4 BRIONES, VILMA M, TANAUAN CITY 5 BROTONEL, VALENTINA BANAAG BATANGAS PROVINCE 6 BUNAN REA C. DASMARIÑAS CITY 7 CADACIO, ELIZABETH BOCO BATANGAS PROVINCE 8 CADS, SHIRLEY V. BIÑAN CITY 9 CALAMBA, GILDA GONZALES BATANGAS PROVINCE 10 CAMAGON, PLACIDA SARMIENTO BATANGAS PROVINCE 11 CAMISO, MAYLENE C. TANAUAN CITY 12 CAMPAÑANO, ROWENA M. CAVITE PROVINCE 13 CAMPOSANO, ANNA BUTIONG BATANGAS PROVINCE 14 CANADALLA, CATALINA D. CAVITE PROVINCE 15 CANDELARIA, RAFFY APOLINAR BATANGAS PROVINCE 16 CANELA JR., AGAPITO DE SAGUN BATANGAS PROVINCE 17 CANUBAS, CRESCENCIA T. CAVITE PROVINCE 18 CANUEL, ANA LIZA DIOMAMPO BATANGAS PROVINCE 19 CAPONPON, REMEDIOS MANALO BATANGAS PROVINCE 20 CAPULONG, GLENDA L. LIPA CITY 21 CAPUNO, MARITES M. LIPA CITY 22 CARA, SATURNINO J. SANTA ROSA CITY 23 CARAAN, LANICEL MORCILLA BATANGAS PROVINCE 24 VILLANUEVA, GREG P. CAVITE PROVINCE 2018 PRINCIPALS' TEST LIST OF TEST-TAKERS Tagaytay City National High School ROOM NO. 10 NO. NAME DIVISION 1 ATIENZA, RANDIE BATOLINAO BATANGAS PROVINCE 2 BAUTISTA, MIRIAM O. CAVITE PROVINCE 3 BRAVO, RODA Q. LIPA CITY 4 CANELA, LEONARDO MARASIGAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 5 CARASCO, NOLVY A. SANTA ROSA CITY 6 CARDENAS, SALVACION L. CAVITE PROVINCE 7 CARDINOZA, FLORENDA B. CAVITE CITY 8 CARINGAL, GERRY DE GUZMAN BATANGAS PROVINCE 9 CARLS, KATHRYN M. DASMARIÑAS CITY 10 CARVAJAL, ELENA T. TANAUAN CITY 11 CASABUENA, MARIA TERESA A. LIPA CITY 12 CASANOVA, MARIA JO ANN FAJARDO BATANGAS PROVINCE 13 CASAUL, IMELDA G.
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