The Iloilo National High School (INHS) is a provincial high School located in Iloilo City, Philippines.

The history of the Iloilo High School dates back to the later part of 1902 when a school called the Iloilo Normal School was established in a two-storey building in front of and across the street of the present Provincial Building (now Casa Plaza) to meet the future need for Filipino teachers. The minimum requirement for admission was the completion of the elementary education in the old Spanish schools. The first batch of teachers were selected from experienced American teachers. The first principal was Mr. Lutz, who, despite his past sixty years, was a very kind and understanding man. The initial enrolment was about 250 and was divided into 5 sections. By 1903, the school had a very active literary society called Philomathean and had also a strong baseball team.

In 1904, Mr. Covell succeeded Mr. Lutz as principal. To accommodate more students, preparatory classes were organized. For the first time Filipino students were selected as government pensionados to continue their studies in the United States. Among those selected were Candido Alcazar, Ambrosio Gison, Delfin Jaranilla, Carlos Lopez, Leon Nava, Balbino Palmares, Graciano Rico, Cirilo Torreblanca and Felix Valencia.

In 1905, Mr. Maxson succeeded Mr. Covell as principal. The pensionados then were Geronimo Huising, Isabelo Lagniton, Claro Pendon, and Pedro Sindico. The yearly appointment of pensionados and heavy demand for teachers and clerks in the different government offices greatly depleted the number of old students. The original 5 sections were consolidated into 2 sections. The first section was for more advanced students. Courses in Psychology and History of Pedagogy were given to this section. At the end of the first semester, the school was transferred to a new site at La Paz, Iloilo City the present school site of the Iloilo High School. The governor-general of the Philippines at that time was Mr. Smith while the governor of Iloilo was Don Benito Lopez. The school building was a two-storey affair, built at the expense of the Provincial Government of Iloilo of cement footing, wooden structure and galvanized-iron roofing. Don Francisco Jalandoni y Habana, a soldier and a philanthropist donated the land upon which it was built. The school building consisting of around 10 classrooms was faced with a serious problem of a lack of students. At that time, the school building was a solitary object in the midst of rice and sugarcane fields and looked more like a glorified farmhouse. It was a main gate now popularly called the “Bola-Bola” with its concrete side walk balustrade and 4 massive spare columns, each supporting a globe that gave the school a distinctive atmosphere of a special school. The governor-general personally inaugurated the new site while the lone Filipino student speaker during the program was Tomas Confesor. During this year, some fifth graders from neighboring public schools were “ordered” to transfer to the high school. From the normal school came Aurelio Montinola, Angelo Salazar, Jose Orbe, Jose Octaviano and others. The Jaro Intermediate School contributed Daniel Ledesma, Faustino Muñol, Jose Fullon and others. It must be noted that Rufino Martinez and Claro Pendon earlier came from Iloilo Central School. Among the early American teachers were Mr. Gamil who taught Mathematics and later became Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Reed, History; Dr. Pudil, English; Mr. Beaty, English; Mr. Bloomfield, Botany; Mr. Bosseart, Zoology; Mrs. Hollard, Political Economy (now Economics); Mr. Lanthorne, Mathematics; Ms. Mary Polly, English and Composition; and others.

In 1907, the number of old students were further reduced. Many accepted teaching jobs in the interior towns and some became supervising teachers and principals. Only 5 students reported in the first section at the opening of the school year. While this was going on, classes on industries for grades 5 and 6 were held in the Girls Dormitory whose building was located at the present site of the Office of the Division Superintendent of Iloilo under Mrs. Williams, the dormitory matron, and among those who enrolled in these classes were Maria Magalona, Paz Montinola and Purita Varona. Mr. Welch, the principal, was at the same time teaching Spanish and Latin although he had to brush up his Spanish before students who were more or less at home with the Castillan language. This was the only school in the entire province, which offered secondary courses. The status of the school as a normal school was untenable. It could not continue giving normal school courses because there were not enough students prepared to take them. It was then decided to set for graduation the 5 students of the first section at the end of the school year not as normal school graduates but as high school graduates.

First Graduates

On March 28, 1908, the first graduation exercises of the Iloilo High School was held in the De La Rama Building in Muelle Loney with the late Hon. Ruperto Montinola as the graduation speaker. Mr. Magse, the Superintendent of Schools, gave the following students their diploma: Angela Salazar, Consuelo Orozco, Valeriano Segura, Tomas and Valentin Confesor. Class valedictorian was Valentin Confesor while his brother Tomas was class orator. After graduation Valentin Confesor and Valeriano Segura were sent to the United States as pensionados. Valentin Confesor finished engineering course in Chicago University second in his class. Tomas Confesor became a high school teacher in “Silas Marner” and Economics and later went to the United States on his own and returned to the Philippines to become one of the outstanding political leaders of the country.

1909 & 1910
No one graduated during these 2 school years. The reasons were two-fold: those who were following the first were three years behind in their scholastic standing, and those immediately succeeding the first said batch were sent to teach in public schools in the interior towns.

1911
Twenty graduated during this year. The class valedictorian was Cipriano Sobejano while the salutatorian was Felix Fernandez. Daniel Ledesma and Roman Sirilan were the class mathematicians. The graduation exercises was held at the famous Opera House located at the very site were the Dalisay Theater is standing at Ledesma Street. This establishment had 2,000 seating capacity and was owned by Don Esteban de la Rama. Among those who graduated this year aside from those mentioned above were: Jesus Gustilo, Manuel Suanico, Ireneo Prevendido, Cresenciano Delez, Joaquin Marañon, Feliciano Sodusta, Faustino Muñol, Maximo Oro, Constantino Canto, Jose Fullon, Jose Crisostomo, Alejandra Santiago, Jose Hirro, Ramon Jimenea and two others.

1912
There were eight boys and a girl who graduated this year. The demand for more teachers in the elementary grades as well as in government positions like clerks had cut down the student population of the school. Among those who graduated this year were: former City Mayor Vicente Ybiernas, Eugenio Ealdama, Juan Catalan, Victorino Rafael, Arsenio Benedicto, Tomas Vargas and Antenor Cruz. The lone female graduate was Fe Horilleno who later became Directress of the Welfareveille in Quezon City. Eugenio Ealdama was formerly connected with the Central Bank of the Philippines but died recently while Tomas Vargas became the governor of Iloilo.

1913 & 1914
Despite the diligent efforts exerted by the author, through the facilities of the press and radio as well as personal contacts the true story regarding the classes of 1913 and 1914 could not be obtained.

1915
Around 25 graduated. The valedictorian was Pedro Santiago and salutatorian was Melquiades Gamboa. Class president was Estanislao Padilla. There was only one section and Mr. Albertson was the principal. Alfredo Gonzales was the class poet. Raymundo Piccio and Melquiades Gamboa were prominent members of the Lopez-Jaena Forum and Debating Clubs. Timoteo Villanueva and Benito Monserate were outstanding baseball players. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Ricardo Jara, Clemente Sumcad, Amado Piamonte, Jose Celeste, Salvacion Balleza, Bernardino Jardeleza, Jose Cortez, Juan Gay Improgo, Rosita Horilleno, Roque Andaya, Vicente Villaflor, Getulio Mercado, Manuel Javellana, Apolonia Alarcon and others.

1916
Fifty-nine finished high school this year with Jose Espino as valedictorian and Zacarias Tagamolila as salutatorian. Alejandro Rivera was the class president while Gorgonio Palma was the class mathematician. The principal during this year was Mr. Albertson. The class donated a memorial clock, books and folders for the library. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Vicente Jaleco, Rafael Jalandoni, Blas Gonzales, Jovita Alfaraz, Santos Colomeda, Victoriano Arroyo, Jose Ledesma, Tomas Magalona, Ezekiel Villalobos, Cipriano Cabaluna, Mariano Yogore, Alejo Taleon, Alfonso Soberano, Fermin Gamboa, Luis Gonzaga, Jose Facultad, Ignacio Debuque, Canuto Damaso and others.

1917
More than 60 graduated this year out of 2 sections. The valedictorian was Maria Lanzar while the salutatorian was Maria Delgado. Class president was Lorenzo Planta while Tirso Ezpeleta delivered the class prophecy. The president of the Lopez-Jaena Debating Club was Luis Borja while for the Forum Debating Club, the president was Tirso Ezpeleta. About 100 students graduated out of 3 classes. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Jacinto Evidente Sr., Eulogio Garganera, Maria Ybiernas, Ponciano Mirasol, Godofredo Escatona, Doroteo Jacildo, Cayetana Arboleda, Paz Villanueva, Paz Gorez, Luis Tupaz, Maria Delgado, Gabriel Benedicto, Ramon Planta, Maria Lanzar and others.

1918
There were 70 graduates this year. Ernesto Ledesma was valedictorian and Jose Olivares was salutatorian. Class president was Alejandro Buenconsejo. The principal was Mr. Dailey. A building was built by the class and was dubbed, “Ambition Hall”. Ernesto Ledesma was a prominent member of the Forum Debating Club while Juan Padilla and Jose Zambarrano made good in the Lopez-Jaena Debating Club. Rosita Jara was the best indoor baseball player. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Jose Belmonte, Paz Montinola, Charito Jalandoni, Jose Garbanzos, Felicidad de la Peña, Jose Ladrido, Pedro Davila, Joaquin Faramiran, Jose Pama, Paz Villanueva and others.

1919
Out of two sections, about 80 students graduated. Bernardo Abrera was valedictorian while his brother, Jose, was salutatorian. Class president was Eleuterio Gustilo. The school principal was Mr. Albertson. The Forum Debating Club dominated the Lopez-Jaena Debating Clubs in almost all debates, declamation tilts, and oratorical contest. There were 3 courses namely: the general, the commercial and the normal. Except in English Grammar and Literature classes, students in these 3 branches of courses were taught in separate rooms. Among those who went to the United States and returned successfully were Ireneo Sevilla, Diosdado Tanko, Patricio Confesor, Rosario Salas and Virgilia Salas. Some continued at the Military Academy in Baguio like Briones and Dominado while Almacen turned soldier-lawyer. Among those who graduated to those already mentioned were: Crisostomo Ortega, Cirilo Sirilan, Demetrio Vinson, Mercedes Gonzaga, Victorino Bermejo, Remedios Fernandez, Jose Bertiz, Ignacio Alarcon and others.

1920
More than 100 graduated this year. Natividad Sitchon was valedictorian and Aurea Jover was salutatorian. The class president was Placido Mapa. The principal was Earle Sloan Smith. There were 3 courses namely: the normal, the commercial and the general. There were 6 buildings namely: the Main Building, which housed the offices, the library, physics, biology, laboratories and general course recitation rooms; the Dormitory which housed 60 female students and the domestic science department; Grandstand which was the stage of many hard-fought and exciting games and races; the Commercial Building which housed the commerce department; the Ambition Hall which was used formerly as the library and this year as a recitation rooms for normal and general courses; and the Nipa Building which housed the training school for the normal department and also classrooms for the general course. Santiago Defensor of the Lopez-Jaena Debating Club excelled in debates and oratory. Mr. Dilly became the head of the school and started holding campus meetings. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Mariano Ezpeleta, Felix Ortiz, Vicente Gustilo, Pablo Hautea, Restituto Camiña, Antonio Betita, Loreto Pascual, Fe Peña, Mariano Nava, Soledad Velasco, Florencio Herradura, Maria Adison and others.

1921
More than 80 students graduated. The class valedictorian was Ricardo Sian while the salutatorian was Felix Benedicto. The class president was Fortunato Ybiernas. Mr. Oliver was the principal. Pedro Abelarde was the best declaimer. The fight between the Forum and the Lopez-Jaena Debating Club still raged on. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Carlos Salcedo, Pedro Aguirre, Ariston Jaranilla, Placido Jobilla, Benjamin Escarilla, Angeles Escarilla, Adela Tampo, Josefa Diaz, Pilar Navarro and others.

1922
There were about 90 graduates this year. Vicente Tibudan was the valedictorian and salutatorian was Gregorio Pedrajas. President was Celso Guevara. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Serafin Gustilo, Carlos Porral, Manuel Escarilla, Manuel Aujero, Juan Deza, Nemesio Cordero, Julio Sason, Salvador Delgado, Juan Tueres, Buenaventura Cordova, Andrea Tiongco, Consolacion Magbanua and others.

1923
This year had 120 graduates without anybody flanking. The valedictorian was Dolores Espinosa and salutatorian was Amalia Deles. President was Pacifico Ledesma. Mr. Richardson was the principal. Francisco Divinigracia was best athlete in discus, shot put and javelin throw. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Santiago Arsulo, Eugenio Gison, Felix Macalalag, Ramon Villaflor, Mariano Capanas, Serafin Alvarez, Dionisio Villaruz, Pacifico Arandilla, Conrado Jalandoni, Dioscoro Melocoton, Vicente Villangue, Felisa Cajilig, Rosario Ledesma, Isabel Razo, Benjamin Ampig, Dionisio Cordero, Dominador Magbanua, Jose Collado, Amparo Herradura and others.

1924
Around 130 graduated. The valedictorian was Aurelio Jover while salutatorian was Juan Borra. President was Arsenio Ustares. This was the last year of the normal and commercial courses. Borra made a name for the school in debate while Ustares always excelled in declamation and oration. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Salvador Evidente, Cipriano Pet, Cesar Jayme, Hospicio Fullon, Santiago Paclibar, Inocencio Harder, Simeon Cañonero, Simeon Barranco, Pedro Amaguin, Cornelio Gargarita, Luisa Segovia, Natividad Hechanova, Soledad Torre, Teresa Silva and others.

1925
This year had 178 graduates. The valedictorian was Philipp Charles, the son of the Superintendent of Schools. The salutatorian was Loreto Ledesma. Class president was Jose Divinigracia. Mr. Smith was the principal. The graduation exercise was one of the most colorful events with female graduates in mestiza dresses and the males in coat and tie. The class had a memorable picnic at Daliran, Buenavista. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Manuel Hollero, Deogracias Aguilar, Purita Arandilla, Felix Antiqueña, Juanito Bermudo, Roberto Paluay, Elvira Piccio, Rosario Hinolan, Fidel Jereza, Jose Jomaleza, Pacifico Magbanua, Salvador Rivera, Roberto Segovia, Demetrio Sera, Rosario Singson, Manuel Villa, Rodolfo Zarragosa, Rizalina Torres, Pura Espinosa, Raymundo Villegas, Jose Sevallos, Alberto Cordero, Dioscoro Casco, Eulogio Rupelos, Felipa Ledesma, Felisa Garina and others.
1926
There were around 278 students graduated this year. The valedictorian was Paciano Villavieja and salutatorian was David Katague. Class president was Dominador Jover. The principal was Mr. Robert Caluson. The class donated a monument in honor of Don Francisco Jalandoni y Habana, donor of school site. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Congressman Pedro Trono, Domingo Villavieja, Dioscoro Mueda, Enrique Abordo, Felisa Sornito, Gertrudes Hautea, Pilar Hortsman, Carmen Labano, Ramon Montinola, Alfredo Buenaflor, Eulalio Casa, Ricardo Provido, Jose Cañas, Anterio Rodriguez, Fidel Contreras, Julio Alejo, Jose Gorriceta, Rosario Villanueva, Josefa Escarilla, Graciano Abada, Salvador Yasay and others.

1927
More than 350 graduated. Alfredo Salaveria was valedictorian and salutatorian was Francisca Fernandez. Class president was Manuel Damasco. The class donated a bandstand. There were eight sections arranged alphabetically from A-H. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Jose Cocjin, Castora Gavilangoso, Benjamin Jarantilla, Vicente Barranco, Felix Peronilla, Tomas Sartaguda, Manuel Esposo, Gaudencio Demaisip, Agustin Dedeles, Ramon Bayona, Jose Ledesma, Jacinto Demonteverde, Julian Chavez, Cesar Lacbiaca, Marietta Vargas, Procesa Jalandoni, Federico Sequir, Amparo Torres, Natalia de Jose, Carolina Jesena, Estrella Bayoneta, Evangelina Balleza, Estrella Demagajes, Elisa Segovia, Aurora Tore, Gracia Selibio, Felicidad Hipe, Pio Bienvenida and others.

1928
This year had about 343 graduates. The valedictorian was Carolina Tiongco and salutatorian was Davidica Asico. Class president was Mariano Benedicto. It had produced a famous bachelor in the person of Carlos Sandoval. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Alberto Kilayko, Felix Evidente, Samson Deles, Alfredo Catedral, Jose Tuvida, Marina Segovia, Teresa Tuburan, Ezequiel Sumcio, Julia Jalandoni, Amparo Talavera, Jose Valencia, Michael Uy Villanueva, Peregrino Asico, Salvacion Consolacion, Jesus Jalbuena, Jesus Ramos, Mariano Toledo, Aurora Inson, Primitivo Celecio, Roque Sumagaysay, Carmen Montinola, Angeles Harder, Jesus Nievales, Leonarda Jutiniani, Ricardo Ealdama and others.

1929
About 450 finished high school this year. Jeremias Pineda was class valedictorian and Clara Kakilala was salutatorian. Class president was Nicolas Ladrido. Division Superintendent that time was Mr. Edward Murphy while the principal of the high school was Mr. Arthur Stickle. The class donated a big school bell and a narra bookcase out of the proceeds the graduating students earned from a benefit ball they held at the Masonic Temple. The class also had a memorable picnic in Maasin. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Governor and Mrs. Mariano Peñaflorida (nee Estela Magbanua), Felipe Escarilla, Cesar Firmeza, Carlos Guadarrama, Wenceslao Sison, Carlose Solinap, Josefina Tan, Juliana Satorro, Angelina Juntado, Ernesto Fullon, Crispin Duremdes, Victoriano, Firmendoza, Joe Yasa, Cirilo Dolar, Federico Melocoton, Fe Jereza, Domingo Selebio, Pilar Tajanlangit, Felimon Buyco, Josefa Ledesma, Rosario Jaboneta, Agustin Trillanes, Visitacion Arandela, Cosme Capaque, Espectacion Torre and others.

1930
More than 400 graduated out of the 12 sections. The class valedictorian was Lagrimas Lozano and salutatorian was Consuelo Damaso. Class president was Domitilo Abordo, now congressman. Principal was Mr. Bob Cock. Abordo was an outstanding debater while Feliciano Ledesma was top orator and declaimer. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Pedro Ortigas, Agustin Cervantes, Paterno Jamerlan, Serafin Villanueva, Rodrigo Harder, Glicerio Gimotea, Jose Poblador, Esmaela Eligio, Corazon Escarilla, Suela Frias, Dolores Mojo, Maria Ganzon, Consorcia Manipola, Esperanza Mirasol, Monserat Muyco, Ignacio Magahum, Enrique Sorianosos, Alfredo Bolinas and others.

1931
More than 400 graduated. The class valedictorian was Macario Ga and the salutatorian was Socorro Guanzon. Pedro Barrios was honorable mention. Class president was Custodio Sira. Mr. Leon Groove was the principal. The class was able to donate PhP 5,000 out of cine and dance benefits, which was part of the initial funds set aside for the construction of a new building. Joaquin Abanilla was president of the student council. Ramon Garcia was Cadet-Colonel. Outstanding orators and debaters were Benjamin Defensor, Nicolas Baban, Macario Ga, Jesus Ledesma, Josef Tagle and Antonio Tronco. Miss High School was Marieta Jalandoni. Famous singer was Lope Morales. Luis Adorable was the outstanding athlete. Female student leaders were Concepcion Abeto, Carmelina Jayme, Ana Sotero and Jose Hautea.

1932
This year had more than 400 graduates. Lilia Siva was valedictorian and Trinidad Manzano was salutatorian. Carlos Javelona was class president. The cornerstone of the proposed new concrete building of the high school was laid in a colorful ceremony. The president of the Silliman University was invited to speak but did not come. Philanthropist Teodoro Yangco instead spoke on the occasion. Mr. Allison was the principal. A strike was staged by a group of students against a female English teacher led by Zacarias Zarragoza, Fortunato Padilla and others. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Congressman and Mrs. Pascual Espinosa (nee Ramona Rojas), Alfredo Javellana, Retogo Aldeguer, Antonio Montelibano, Wilfredo Ladrido, Pascual Berciles, Aurora Betia, Claro Gasendo, Felisa Francisco, Rene Magalona, Sixto Valencia, Cornelio Cordero, Bruno Mainar, Florentino Maroma, Caridad Gumban, Martin Mondejar, Ramon Ditching, Fernando Mirasol and others.

1933
Around 300 graduated out of 12 sections. Lily Fullon was valedictorian and Magdalena Tayengco was salutatorian. Class president was Ludovico Senador. The new concrete building was finished. The first organ of the school, “High Times” was organized with Ramon Muzones as its founder and editor and Robert Moses was adviser. A biological excursion was held in Guimaras Island under Mr. Jose Dator. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Teofilo Zapanta, Alfonso Palencia, Lorenzo Lagandaon, Rufino Suplido, Teofilo Gelvenzon, Eulogio Demonteverde, Jaime Loot, Ernest Ladrido, Delfin Carreon, Ceferino Yasa, Carmen Tayengco, Josefina Pasaporte, Serafin Pasaporte, Bernardino Ronquillo, Leonardo Duremdes, Fe Grio Felicidad Uyaco, Ester Gepana and others.

1934
More than 500 finished high school this year. Class valedictorian was Aristoteles Celera while Lilia Loyola Evaristo was salutatorian. Alfredo Ledesma was the class president. The honor students were Alfonso Delicana, Loreto Angayen and Rogelio Tarroza in their order. The class has the honor to have Rafael Navailasca, at that time the speed King of the Philippines, in its roll. The class donated the shell tennis court. And the graduates had the distinction of having occupied the newly completed concrete main building of the high school. The other graduates were: Ernesto Jardeleza, Amado Malacaman, Simplicia Magahum, Catalina Pari-an, Manuel Ceballos, Nerry Magbanua-pole vaulter, Eriberto Gayoso, Luis Lozano, Veronica Escarilla, Rufino Sitaca, Ramon Gelvezon, Epifanio Segovia, Primitivo Mital, Cayetano Suño, Tomasita Tajanlangit, Gaudiosa Tarrosa, Enrique Pinesa, Salvador Cabasaan, Alberto Garcia, Joaquin Nuñal, Tomas Eleuteria, Eleanor Bello, Natividad Jover, Maura, Villavieja, Norberto Baylen, Felipe Suajeco, Jose Boteros, Vicente Molavin, Joaquin Octaviano, Jesus Ledesma and others.

1935
Around 450 graduated. Class valedictorian was Rhodora Jardeleza and salutatorian was Emma Fullon. Class president was Rafael Ledesma, vice president was Loduvico Adelantar. Chief of police was Carlos Jalandoni. Out of only 9 sections, not one failed. Class donated bookshelves to the library. Outstanding athlete was Jose Entano who merely beat the world record holder Ralph Metcalfe in an exhibition encounter in Iloilo in the 100-meter dash. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Cirilo Ganzon, Jose Erfe, Manuel Ganzon, Pio Pama, Octavio Ramirez, Remedios Quimsing, Armando de la Rosa, Andres Dolar, German Lopez, Adoracion Adaniel, Eva Hinojales, Carmen Buyco, Marietta Adelantar and others.

1936
There were 380 graduates out of 8 sections. The valedictorian was Ceferino Carreon and salutatorian was Jose Escarilla. Class president was Jose Grecia. The class donated the flag stand and the drinking fountain at the basement of the concrete building. Principal was Mr. Lautzenhiser. Outstanding debaters were Jose Escarilla and Emilio Eligio. Prominent athlete was Angelino Mosqueda who excelled in javelin, shot put and discuss throw. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Nestor Jalandoni, Ricardo Salas, Antonio Javier, Alfredo Ladrido, Enrique Isidoro, Basilio Javier, Julio Albis, Jose Ocampo, Isidro Espina, Cornelio Ravena, Wilson Jesena, Ciriaco Jamayo, Irene Sarrosa, Orlando Jesena, Esteban Javellana, Alicia Locsin, Maria Sodusta, Carlos Salazar and others.

1937
More than 300 graduated. Jose Castigador was valedictorian who was also Chief Justice and captain of the debating team while salutatorian was Edith Villanueva. This was the last year of Mr. Roscoe Lautzenhiser as principal. Class donated initial funds for the proposed school organ, “THE ILONGGO”. It held a tableau entitled “VIVANT” held inside the library. There were debates between Capiz High School and Iloilo High School in Capiz, with the Iloilo debaters garnering most of the medals. Forum debating club was very active and among prominent debaters aside from Castigador were Fabian Jardiolin and George Gonzales. The team also debated with Iloilo Institute, coming out with flying colors. Honorable mention were Rodolfo Bello, Luz Fullon, Elena Gonzalo and Jose Rojas Jr., Chief of Police was Guillermo Lim while Cadet Corps Commander was Benjamin Ponce de Leon. Cadet Corps sponsor was Lourdes Mabunay. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Juan Gustilo, Jose Olivares, Felicito Akol, Juan Zerrudo, Rene Montelibano, Rene Iguidez, Lucrecia Segovia, Eva Celo, Nelita Moreno, Felipe Cordova, Felipe Martinez and others.

1938
Around 350 graduated. The valedictorian was Manuel Fragante and salutatorian was Juana Jardiolin. Class president was Cresenciano Glarino. For the first time a Filipino was appointed in the person of Mr. Florentino Cabilo, a small but wise fellow. A new school organ was founded this year under the name of “The Ilonggo” with Julian Carmona as the editor. The class in Physics under Mr. Juanito Bermudo gave a colorful tableau in the library. Vernacular songs were allowed in school programs and the popular “jaranista” was Conrado Norada. The Glee Club was very potent in this year just as the Iloilo High School Band under Mr. Pacifico Magbanua was doing quite well. An old-timer in music, Mr. Zoilo Magbanua, was the conductor of the band. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Jose Segovia, Paloma, Josue Sason, Pershing de Leon, Adeudato Jurao, Perla Gamboa, David Grio, Rafael Jarantilla, Cesar Hechanova, Alfonso Crisostomo, Ana Tabaldo, Hilario Hablero, Monserat Ladrido, Elisio Besas, Leticia Tarrosa, Franco Espinosa, Rene Jereza, Amando Lim, Jose Doromal, Porfiria Abaja, Quirico Calasara, Salvador Bello, Reneiro Ticao, Josefino Villamor, Felix Mabunay, Jose Dingcong Jr., Arsenio Naud, Crispina Arandilla, Alexander Betita, Lucila Lim and others.

1939
Approximately 400 graduated. Lourdes Castigador was valedictorian and Rosita Casiple was salutatorian. Luzon Gumban was class president. The longest nipa building was constructed as annex to the school. The commencement exercises was held without any graduation ball despite the protest made by the class against the unkind stand of the principal, Mr. Tomas de Castro. The Lopez-Jaena Debating Club folded at for lack of materials to write the very strong Debating Club. The females dominated the academic honors. The male debaters were Ramon Duremdes, president of the Forum Debating Club, Dominador Garin, Luther Garcia and Rizalina Ladrido. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Eva Mabunay, Eva Jalandoni, Ricardo Fullon, Caferino de los Santos Jr., Zacarias Salveron, Roque Marañon, Guillermo Barrido, Jesus Cordero, Jesus Rojas, Eliodoro Confreros, Ester Moreno, Benjamin Harder, Ezequiel Gumayan, Emmanuel Harder, Susana Gallinero, Jeanette Mandel, Virginia Palomo, Jacinto Evidente Jr., Lilia Villarete, Ireneo Jamora, Margarito Berciles, Francis Padilla, Pilar Palencia, Pilar Panes, Carmen Ledesma and others. During this year too the I.H.S. Dramatic Club was organized with Mr. Celestial as adviser and Ramon Duremdes as president.

1940
More than 400 graduated. The valedictorian was Dimpna Palma and salutatorian was Enrique Nava. Class president was Calixto Puljanan and Manrico Lataquin was vice president. Editor-in-chief of the “Ilonggo” was Arden Luz Regalado. Honorable mentions were Consorcia Obligacion, Joe Palma and Elpidio Icamina in their order. Palma was the mathematician and winner of the Lincolnian Essay Contest. Nacianceno Rico, Rafael Londres Jr., Calixto Debalus were outstanding debaters and orators while Violeta Evangelista was the best declaimer. The class donated bookcases to the library. Prominent athlete was Romeo Mabaquiao. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were: Marietta Mapanao, Felizardo Beriones, Lucia Divinigracia, Espiridon Jagunap, Ma. Cecilia Robles, Rodolfo Jocson, Filomena Espino, Cesar Batilo, Rosita Allado, Jesus Depra, Violeta Pelaez, Roberto Abordo Jr., Dolores de los Reyes, Apolinar Bacallan, Gregia Grecia and others.

1941
Around 709 graduated. Rodolfo Taasan was valedictorian in the academic course while Carolina Griño was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Julianito Sinay and Socorro Armada in their order. In the general course, Eldina Armada was valedictorian and Adelina Aragona was salutatorian. Class president was Sinay and vice president was Amanio Sorongon. The principal was Mr. Tomas de Castro and assistant principal was Mr. Serafin Gustilo. During this year the title of the commencement program was “Romance of Progress”. Among those who graduated aside from those mentioned above were: Ernesto Deza, Eduardo Go, Enrique Capalla, Pablo Parcon, Salvador Salas, Jonas Abellar, Felipe Espinosa, Benjamin Moreno, Salvador Solis, Pascual Valera, Antonio Sustento, Eufemio Patañe, Patricio Altura, Rodolfo Lataquin, Ricardo Hechanova, Vicente Nava, Antonio Melocoton, Narciso Aliño, Victorio Jardiolin, Rutillo Chavez, Luz Dichupa, Maria Ramelb and others.

1942-1945
There were around 1,000 fourth year students in 1942 but due to the last world war. There were only 288 who actually graduated in a two-month refresher course in 1945. Many took advantage of the opening of the regional high schools in the different towns. Hence, there were neither honor students nor class officers. The principal during the refresher course was Mr. Pacifico Magbanua and Mr. Serafin Gustilo was the assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The role of the Filipino Youth in the Rehabilitation Program”, which was written by Josette Garcia. Among those who graduated this year were Enrique Lopez, Glicerio Villanueva, Ana Armada, Rafael Villanueva, Perfecta Dellaban, Edmundo Villaluna, Paz Dichupa, Rachel Jamandre, Anita Jamero, Linda Jardeleza, Natividad Jastia, Eva Sumagpao, Eugenia Teologo, Virginia Torreblanca, Anecita Villaruz, Antonieta Jarantilla and others.

1946
There were about 501 graduates this year. In the academic course, Bartolome Fernandez Jr. was valedictorian. Elma Herradura was salutatorian and Henrietta Tayengco and Rosario Fajardo as honorable mentions in their order. In the Home Economics course, Leoncia Siaotong was valedictorian. Lucila Sebrepeña as salutatorian and honorable mention in their order were Rufiña Tañeza, Lilia Henares and Lina Trence. Class president was Modesto Rico. The principal was Mr. Serafin Gustilo. The class donated a long charging desk, 3 big bookcases, glass cabinet for trophies and a newspaper rack. A pageant, “Young Man, What Now?” was staged. Among those who graduated this year were Demetrio Vison Jr., Romeo Aquino, Leonardo Lozano, Quintin Doromal, Ermelo Kilayko, Luis Ascalon, Juan Alger and others. Plans to open regional high schools in interior towns have been approved.

1947
Ines Belleza was valedictorian and Mae Lachica was salutatorian among 497 graduates. Class president was Jayme Jalandoni. The principal was Mr. Guadencio Vega and Mr. Santiago Villaluna was assistant principal. The class donated a magazine and a newspaper rack, a piano and 3 big bookcases. Mae Lachica was proclaimed as “All Round Girl” and was given an award by Miss Encarnacion Gonzaga. Among those who graduated this year were Alex Sianson, Nena Aguilar, Minda Manderazo, Adela Jardiolin, Lilia Plana, Orlando Hernando, Juan Griño Jr., Rodolfo Concepcion, Arturo Dicen, Hernando Siscar and others. More towns bid for regional high school thus affecting enrollment in the Iloilo High School.

1948
There were 682 graduates this year. Consuelo Griño was valedictorian and Rodolfo Bermejo was salutatorian. Gregorio Vigilar was first honorable mention. Class president was Reynaldo Jaleco. The principal was Mr. Armando Villarica and Mr. Villaluna was assistant principal. The class donated the Grandfather’s clock, one big bookcase, oil portrait of Manuel Quezon, one three-faced bookcase and one dictionary stand. Griño was proclaimed “All Round Girl”. Among those who graduated this year were Asuncion Pajarillo-Suegay, Gregorio Vigilar, Hernando Catequista, William Go, Herber Catalan, Rosendo Magno, Jose Espinosa, Betty Elizalde, Romeo Santiago, Lamberto Armada, Miriam Harder, Cesar Orleans and others.

1949
Luis Escomes was valedictorian and Edna Jamandre was salutatorian among 638 graduates. Onofre Lemos, Ireneo Jamoles and Sulpicio Jinon were honorable mentions in their order. The president of the Student Council was Nemesio Demandar. Principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The Hands, The Mind. The Future Juan Cruz, a Graduate”. The class donated a horseshoe-shaped charging desk, four counters and a dictionary stand for the use of the library. Jamandre was “All Round Girl”. Among those who graduated this year were Jose Guillem, Godofredo Hilado, Cesar Belita, Reynaldo Maglaya and others.

1950
There were 861 graduates this year with Marie Griño as valedictorian and Ofelia Javellana as salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Domingo Soliva, Arnulfo Sulit, Pepito Belicena, Juan Belicena, Hilarion Palma, Gertrudes Sancho, Leodegario Habana and Julieta Talabucon. President of the Student Council was Romeo Militar. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The Harvest of the Years”. Donations this year were oil painting of Graciano Lopez-Jaena by the Lopez-Jaena Debating Club, four small bookcases, the Sampaguita Troop of the GSP gave 2 bulletin boards with shatters. Griño was “All Round Girl”.


1951
About 903 graduated this year with Clara Parcon as valedictorian and Benjamin Facto as salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Remedios Gelvezon, Amparo Arguelles, Lourdes Lao, Teresita Celis, Purisisima Gumban, Julieta Bas, Vicente Oñasa and Clemente Elgario in their order. The president of the Student Council was Facto. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The Trial of Modern Educator”. Gelvezon was “All Round Girl”.

1952
This year had 707 graduates with Augusto Sason as valedictorian and Eugenio Alejano Jr. as salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Norma Juanillo, Alicia Dipos, Candelaria Aposaga, Domingo Diel Jr., Nelly Gutilo, Angeles Cortuna, Romeo Martinez and Herminia Villanueva in their order. President of the Student Council was Alberto Jayme. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The Picture Changes”. Juanillo was “All Round Girl”. The Lambunao Regional High School was made a national vocational high school.

1953
About 610 graduated this year. Manuel Alba was valedictorian and Rexes Alejano was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Teresita Ortaliz, Roberto Belisario, Antonio Habaradas, Rafael Salvador and Baltazar Samelo in their order. The president in the Student Council was Samelo. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “Education is Life.” Ortaliz was “All Round Girl”. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were Consuelo Fragante, Norman Ovana, Elvira Mutos and others.

1954
Rufo Firmeza was valedictorian and Federico Lardin Jr. was salutatorian among 568 graduates. Honorable mentions were Jocyline Ledesma, Arturo Canto, Enriqueta Sullesta, Ramon Fernandez Jr. and Felina Villa in their order. The president of the Student Council was Juanario Sason. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “Community Schools in Action”. Ledesma was “All Round Girl”. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were Formacion Placida, May Paz Coronongan, Romeo Castillon, Trinidad Evelina and others. Plans were laid to make Pototan High School a national vocational high school.

1955
This year had 1,008 graduates. Mariano Dumancas Jr. was valedictorian and Adrian Jarder was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Zuniega Viajar, Florante Piansay, Eduardo Habaradas, Eleuterio Eslabra, Alfredo Soliva, Napoleon Castillon, Otilla Asuncion and Herman Valera in their order. The president of the Junior Republic was Ernesto Hormillosa, Jr. the president of the Student Council was Cicero Palacios. Principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. Viajar was “All Round Girl”. The class staged a pageant, “The Quest”.

1956
Among 694 graduates, Lilia Gavino was valedictorian and Sonia Prudente was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Conrado Silvederio, Luzviminda Inventor, Carmnecita Simpas, Alberto Velez and Eduardo Jilioca in their order. President of the Student Council was Opiano Jayme. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class staged a pageant, “The Key”. Gavino was “All Round Girl”. The regional high schools have expanded while plans were a foot to make Miag-ao High School a national vocational high school.

1957
There were 472 graduates this year. Emily Trinidad was valedictorian and Edgardo Gonzales was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Elsa Jomilla, Alicia Sanz, Aurora Provido, Arthur Defensor, Zenaida Salupeza, Roberto Narciso, Regina Peña and Victor Cuñada in their order. The president of the Student Council was Gonzales. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class planned to stage a pageant but was cancelled in deference to the death of President Magsaysay. Outstanding orator was Arthur Defensor. Emily Trinidad was “All Round Girl”. The enrollment was still affected by the regional high schools in the interior towns.

1958
About 462 graduated this year. The class valedictorian was Otoniel Sullesta and salutatorian was Jazmin Parcon. Honorable mentions were Cecilia Palma, Patrocinio Dionio, Elizar Dioquino, Andres Superable, Bonifacio Sevilleno, Rosena Salazar, Flavio Libutaque and Roselmo Ledesma in their order. President of the Student Council was Sullesta. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal. The class donated the library card catalog cabinet of 25 trays and stand through its Junior Republic. They staged a tableau, “Crossroads in Life”. Parcon was “All Round Girl”. Among those who graduated in addition to those mentioned above were Valencia Divinigracia, Isaac Trant, Gonzalo Velez, Eva Inocencio, Leticia Aponte and others. This is the fiftieth class that the Iloilo High School has produced.
1959
There were 427 graduates this year. Aurora Alerta was valedictorian while Doris Garrido was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Emma Trinidad, Florinda Pedroso, Lorna Zerrudo, Luvisminda Ongsuco, Norma Baltazar, Darlene Peña and Rex Robles in their order. Trinidad was “All Round Girl”. Salvador Demaisip was given the leadership award. The loyalty award was given to Felicisimo Salazar and athletics to Pamela Remorin. The officers of the Senior Council were Robles as president, Pedroso as secretary, Marieta Jacildo as treasures and Wenceslao Motato as the business manager. The secretary of education was Honorable Manuel Lim while Dr. Daniel Salcedo as the Undersecretary of Education. The director of public schools was Dr. Benigno Aldana while Mr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of public schools. Mr. Gaudencio Vega was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Angelo Framo as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1960
About 381 graduated this year. Teodoro Sumaray was the valedictorian while Lorna Potente was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Libertad Lagman, Nenita Tenefrancia, Rosalina Galvez, Marina Jamilarin, Truman Cainglet, Rebecca Alarcon, Monina Piansay and Regina Roncesvalles in their order. Potente was “All Round Girl” while Rogelio Narciso was given the leadership award. The officers of the senior council were Sumaray as president, Castillon as vice president, Delicana as secretary, Gajo as treasurer, Paluay as auditor and Seva as the business manager. The secretary of education was Honorable Jose Romero while Dr. Daniel Salcedo as the Undersecretary of Education. The director of public schools was Dr. Benigno Aldana while Mr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of public schools. Mr. Gaudencio Vega was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Angelo Framo as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1961
About 377 graduated this year. Miriam Defensor Santiago was the valedictorian and Gianina Padilla was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Reynaldo Gonzales, Linda Delano, Gilda Gonzales, Milagros Tronco, Violeta Ramos, Jose Torrelavega, Amelia Remorin and Lilia Tolosa in their order. The “All Round Girl” was Miriam Defensor and Vivo Vidal was given the leadership award. Officers of the Senior Council were Defensor as president, Gonzales as vice president, Villaruz as the secretary, Diel as the auditor and Antonano as the business manager. The Secretary of Education was Honorable Jose Romero while Honorable Jose Tuason as the undersecretary of education. The director of public schools was Dr. Benigno Aldana while Mr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of Public Schools. Mr. Gaudencio Vega was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Angelo Framo as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1962
Rizalinda Ramos was valedictorian and Aurora Jamotillo was the salutatorian for vocational course among 24 graduates. For college preparatory, there were 339 graduates with Esperanza Trinidad as the valedictorian and Russel Ledesma as the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Frenie Carmelo, Cecilia Margie Aceña, Nestor Salanio, Purisima Majaducon, Johnna Gofolco and Teresita Dajay in their order. Carmelo was “All Round Girl”. The officers of the Senior Council were Pedrosa as president, Silvederio as vice president, Jamotillo as secretary, Arabejo as assistant secretary, de Guzman as auditor, Padilla as business manager, Plana as the press relation officers, Rea as the member and Castillon as the adviser. The secretary of education was Honorable Alejandro Roces while Honorable Miguel Gaffud as the undersecretary of education. The director of public schools was Dr. Benigno Aldana while Mr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of public schools. Mr. Gaudencio Vega was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Lazaro Fernandez as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1963
There were about 67 graduates for vocational courses. Nilo Jontarciego was the valedictorian and Fernando Torres was the salutatorian while Jose Jurilla was the first honorable mention. There were about 384 graduates for college preparatory. Nelida Linero was the valedictorian and Roberto Caoyunan was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Sylma Zerrudo, Agnes Melliza, Pura Legayada, Val Vidal, Pacifico Ruiz Jr. and Levi Layos in their order Vidal was “All Round Girl”, Zerrudo and Vidal were the outstanding school leader. The officer of the Student Council were Vidal as president, Sucayan, Jr. as vice president, Linero as secretary, Mohhamad as assistant secretary, Heredia, Jr. as business manager and Puesta as P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Alejandro Roces while Honorable Miguel Gaffud as the Undersecretary of Education. The director of public schools was Dr. Benigno Aldana while Mr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of Public Schools. Mr. Jose Aguilar was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Lazaro Fernandez as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1964
Patricio Panes was the valedictorian and Pascualito Guevarra was the salutatorian for vocational course among the 33 graduates. There were 423 graduates for college preparatory. Rogelio Soliva was the valedictorian while Maria Teresa Dajay was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Josephine Alvarez, Rosela Padilla, Efren Barrato, Lornalie Aspa and Carlos Pasamanero in their order. Alvarez was “All Round Girl”, Filamor and Soliva were outstanding school leaders. The officers of the Student Council were Soliva as president, Carbon as vice president, Juarez as secretary, Sucayan as assistant secretary, Gorriceta as the auditor, Perla as the business manager and Espina as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Alejandro Roces while Honorable Miguel Gaffud as the undersecretary of education. Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino, Mr. Demetrio Andres and Dr. Pedro Guiang were the assistant directors of public schools. Mr. Jose Aguilar was the division superintendent of schools and Mr. Lazaro Fernandez as the assistant. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was the assistant principal.

1965
Among 42 graduates for vocational courses, Francisco Valaquio was the valedictorian and Enrique Punzalan was the salutatorian. There were 401 graduates for college preparatory. Juan Pajarillo was the valedictorian and Delmar Benedicto was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Edgardo Armada, Teresa Velasco, Benito Jemina, Ricardo Ilanga, Nelda Hechanova, Magdalena Huervas, Linda Panizales and Efren Quilantang in their order. Franklin Hidalgo and Juan Pajarillo were the outstanding leaders of the school. The officers of the Student council were Pajarillo as the president, Vidal as the vice president, Dagohoy as the secretary-treasurer, Golez as the auditor, Salmorin as the business manager and Fernandez as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Alejandro Roces while Honorable Miguel Gaffud as the Undersecretary of Education. Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino was acting director of Public schools, Mr. Angel Salazar was the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Lazaro Fernandez was the assistant division superintendent of schools. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was the assistant principal.

1966
Ignacio Javellana was the valedictorian and Marjoe Harder was the salutatorian for vocational courses. About 549 graduated for college preparatory. Roberto Laserna was the valedictorian while Elma Marañon was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were George Esloyo, Shirley Arboleda, Jacinto Peña, Linda Palma, Cynthia Sumagaysay and Elwin Arroyo in their order. Sumagaysay and Laserna were the outstanding leaders of the school. The officers of the Student council were Laserna as the president, Sumpay as the vice president, Servano as the secretary-treasurer, Lumhod as the auditor, Camagan as the business manager and Ledesma as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Carlos Romulo. Honorable Onofre Corpuz was the undersecretary of education. Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino was the director of public schools. Mr. Angel Salazar was the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Lazaro Fernandez was the assistant division superintendent of schools. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1967
Jose Britaña was the valedictorian and Fernando Sucaldito was the salutatorian for vocational courses. About 665 graduated for college preparatory. Delilah Cabura was the valedictorian while Liberty Belandres was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Norma Avance, Ruby Flores, Mario Jamantoc, Teresita Carmelo, Maximo Avelino, Lourdes Alvarez, Ofelia Lim and Nenita Jacildo in their order. Belandres was “All Round Girl”. Dinate and Belandres were the outstanding leaders of the school. The officers of the student council were Dinate as the president, Jamantoc as the vice president, Laserna as the secretary-treasurer, Avance as the assistant secretary, Inocencio Jr. as the auditor, Jequinto as the business manager and Harder as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Carlos Romulo. Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino was the undersecretary of education. Mr. Juan Manuel was acting director of public schools. Mr. Angel Salazar Jr. was the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Lazaro Fernandez was the assistant division superintendent of schools. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the supervisor of Secondary Education. The principal was Mr. Tomas Maglaya (retired) and Miss Davidica Asico was assistant principal.

1968
Domingo Tabay was the valedictorian and Ninfa Flores was the salutatorian for vocational courses among 48 graduates. About 642 graduated for college preparatory. Elmer Sultan was the valedictorian while Marina Torres was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions in their order were Joaquin Valladres, Estela Tormon, Nestor Jiz, Romulo Villanueva, Emmanuel Gatpatan, Yolanda Tuyo, Leah Arsulo and Romulo Peñaredondo. Lim and Sultan were the outstanding leaders of the school. The officers of the Student council were Sultan as the president, Armada as the vice president, Villanueva as the secretary, Esquera as the treasurer, Tolones as the auditor, Loredo as the business manager and Villavicencio as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Carlos Romulo. Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino and Onofre Corpuz were the undersecretary of education. Mr. Juan Manuel was acting director of Public Schools. Liceria Soriano and Jose Enriquez were assistant directors of Public Schools. Mr. Angel Salazar Jr. was the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Jose Dator was the assistant to the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Wenceslao Sison was the assistant division superintendent of schools. The principal-in-charge was Miss Davidica Asico.

1969
Olivia Demagajes was the valedictorian and Nelly Acuesta was the salutatorian for vocational courses among 56 graduates. About 597 graduated for college preparatory. Vilma Horlador was the valedictorian while Cecilio Gellada Jr. was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions in their order were Manuel Jaranilla Jr., Jose Ma. Sardua, Cecilio Costales, Helen Almonares, Gilbert Laserna, Juan Baldonado, Doris Palma, Loel Potente and Nelson Bedia. Horlador was given the Gonzaga-Jesena Award-“All Round Girl”, Gerardo Roxas was the outstanding leader of the school. Insular Life Gold Eagle awards were given to Horlador and Demagajes. The officers of the Senior Council were Gellada Jr. as the president, Homena as the vice president, Hormillosa as the secretary, Vargas as the treasurer, Calle as the auditor, Jumilla as the business manager and Egida as the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Honorable Onofre Corpuz. Mr. Juan Manuel was the director of private schools concurrently acting Undersecretary of Education. Liceria Soriano and Jose Enriquez were assistant directors of Public Schools. Mr. Angel Salazar Jr. was the division superintendent of schools. Mr. Jose Dator was the assistant to the division superintendent of schools. The principal was Mrs. Crispina Quinto and the assistant principal was Miss Davidica Asico.

1970
Hernando Salpin was the valedictorian and Philip Jamandre was the salutatorian for vocational courses among 101 graduates. For college preparatory, Nelson Rondan was the valedictorian and Agnes Casiple was the salutatorian among 468 graduates.

1971
Marcelina Saludares was the valedictorian and Herminigilda Pasiple was the salutatorian for vocational courses. For college preparatory, Linnea Defensor was the valedictorian, Steve Dofitas was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Josefa Java, Jurie Baldonado, Prudencinda Palencia, Donna Rose Ojeda, Juanito Lim, Jr., Raul Cabrera, Mirvelene Diel and Angeles Armada in their orders.

1972
Lorna Daulo was the valedictorian and Elvira Abadillo was the salutatorian for vocational courses. For college preparatory, Ida Gorriceta was the valedictorian, Lorna Robles was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Ma. Elena Griñen, Althea Vargas, Agustina Garrido, Erico Balediata, Ephraim Gellad, Ma. Leah Jover, Danilo Baylas and Ely Sumaray in their orders.

1973
Josue Gaverza, Jr. was the valedictorian and Marcelina Lim was the salutatorian for college preparatory. Honorable mentions were Lea Avance, Nancy Diaz, Mae Dabandan, Francisco Pagdato, Teresa Java, Ma. Luisa Villadolid, Ma. Teresa Baguio, and May Sorongon in their orders. The officers of the senior council were Josue Gaverza, Jr. as president, Marcelina Lim was the vice-president, Marilou Castro was the secretary, Lucia Gumapas was the treasurer, Anthony Firmalino was the auditor, Jose Bico was the business manager and Gracia Guerero was the P.R.O. The secretary of education was Juan Manuel, Narciso Albarracin the undersecretary of education, Dr. Liceria Soriano was director of public school, Dr. Clodoaldo Leocadio was assistant director of Public Schools, Aurelio Juele was the division superintendent of schools, Ramon Millamgue was the assistant division superintendent of schools, Mrs. Grispina Aquino was the principal.

1974
Among 717 graduates for college preparatory, Lilli Ann Tugbang was the valedictorian and Ermilinda Pollentes was the salutatorian. For vocational course, there were 26 graduates and Doname Dao-ang was the valedictorian and Alicia Japitana was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Susan Laserna, Mildred Braganza, Vida Casiple, Noli Fernanadez, Virgilio Hierro, Gil Caragayan, Marilu Gellada and Romeo Tio in their orders. The officers of the senior council were Romeo Tio as president, Mildred Braganza was the vice-president, Cynthia Jamolo was the secretary, Ermelinda Pollentes was the assistant secretary, Marilou Escosar was the treasurer, Delia Hilado was the assistant treasurer, Lorna Hechanova was the auditor, Rodrigo Dalen was the assistant auditor, Felomino Amaguin, Leon Deza, Alicia Japitana, Heide Gacho were the business managers, Judith Anib, Evangeline Elichicon, Crestito Contapay and Nestor Rabago were the P.R.O. and Norberto Espalarba and Mejilla Buyco were the sergeant at arms. The secretary of education was Juan Manuel while Narciso Albarracin the Undersecretary of Education. Dr. Liceria Soriano was director of public school and Dr. Clodoaldo Leocadio as assistant. Antonio Tanchuan was the division superintendent of schools while Ramon Millamgue was the assistant division superintendent of schools. Mrs. Grispina A. Quino was the principal.

1975
For vocational course, there were 54 graduates and Susana Gregori was the valedictorian while Cecilia Celiz was the salutatorian. Among 361 graduates, Bernardo Arellano, Jr. was the valedictorian and Rhodora Gaverza was the salutatorian and at the same time the All Round Girl for college preparatory. Honorable mentions were Vimah Hortillosa, Mildred Maravilla, Armando Suñe, Belen Blancaflor, Dennis Java, Ma. Luz Gulanes, Marilou Cuenca and Norlyn Barros in their orders. The officers of the senior council were Bernardo Arellano, Nicanor Harder, Jr., Reynaldo Jacomille, Ariel Balagosa, Diolinda Abarcar, Dwight Pinuela, Edna Provido, Rey Alcazar, Leo Pulmones, Noel Arsulo, Viviana Demaala and Cecilia Celiz were the section presidents, Hector Garrido, Dinah Favila, Annabel Pasco, Monina Bernales, Phoebelyn Argamaso, Luisa Grande, Nelia Garrido, Ismael Buenavides, Lorenzo Cabador, Glenn Lamzon, Ninfa Gulmatico and Susana Gregori were the section vice-presidents. The secretary of education was Dr. Juan Manuel and Dr. Narciso Albarracin as undersecretary. Dr. Liceria B. Soriano was director of Public Schools while Dr. Lorenzo G. Cesar was the assistant. Dr. Antonio V. Tanchuan was the division superintendent of schools acting Regional Director for Western Visayas, DEC. Mr. Ramon Millangue was the assistant division superintendent. Ms. Anita M. Jamero was the Secondary Principal III.

1976
For vocational course, there were 51 graduates and Celina Lutero was the valedictorian while Juliet Armada was the salutatorian. This was the last year where this course is offered. Jimmy Bermejo was the valedictorian and Nicolas Deocampo was the salutatorian for college preparatory among 730 graduates. The “All Round Girl” was Roselle Ledesma. Honorable mentions were Joji Decolongon, Brendan Jacintos, Carlos Pueyo, Roselle Ledesma, Ma, Nenette Jamilarin, Merlene Libdan, Ruben Ganancial, Delia Legada, Jimmy Huyaban and Nelson Rentillo in their orders. The secretary of education was Dr. Juan Manuel. Dr. Liceria B. Soriano was the director of Bureau of Elementary Education and Dr. Andres L. Asistin was the director of the Bureau of Secondary Education. Dr. Antonio Dumlao was the director of the Bureau of Higher Education. Dr. Antonio V. Tanchuan, CESO II was the Regional Director. Mr. Aurelio Juele was the assistant. Mr. Ramon Millangue was the provincial superintendent of schools. Mrs. Angela M. Villavert, Mr. Eriberto P. Crucero and Mrs. Crispina A. Quino were the assistant provincial superintendent of schools. The division supervisors were Mr. Modesto Peñafort for research and evaluation and Mr. Elpidio Pama as the adult and community development.

1977
The class valedictorian for preparatory course was Nestor Canong and Gerry Caragayan was the salutatorian among 709 graduates. Honorable mentions were Melba Belisario, Gina Pedregosa, Helen Canong, Pope John Quintilla, Charity Jover, Jovito Habaradas, Jr., Mildred Belisario, Caroline Angeles, Mary Lillibeth Escosar and Judalyn Cenarosa on their orders. The secretary of education was Hon. Juan L. Manuel while Hon. Narciso Albarracin was the undersecretary. Dr. Antonio Dumlao was the director of the Bureau of Higher Education while Atty. Andres L. Assistin was the director of the Bureau of Secondary Education. Dr. Lorenzo Cesar director of the Bureau of Elementary Education. The principal was Ms. Anita M. Jamero.

1978
Ma. Brenda Laglagaron was the valedictorian and Romeo Jabaradas II was the salutatorian among 804 graduates. Honorable mentions were Josephine Parra, Eddie Bermejo, Evanor Palac, Maricar Villanueva, Jose Jerry Juaneza, Lalaine Sales, Ma. Theresita Hinsancha, Lina Legada, Annelyn Bacero, Liliy Biton and Ma. Perpetua Socorro Muyco in their orders. The officers of the Senior Council were Ma. Brenda Laglagaron as president, Romeo Jabaradas II was the vice-president, Ferolyn Espino was the secretary, Ace Hortillosa was the treasurer, Mary Ann Yap was the assistant treasurer, Bernardin Zamora was the auditor, Bernabe Poli was the assistant auditor, Feby Lourdes Jaranilla was the business manager, Elvira Samontañes was the assistant business manager, Benito Liguan was the P.R.O and Elizabeth Lemana was the assistant P.R.O. The secretary of education was Hon. Juan L. Manuel while Hon. Narciso Albarracin was the undersecretary. Dr. Felicitas Bernardino was the undersecretary of Non-Formal Education. Atty. Andres L. Assistin was the director of the Bureau of Higher Education. Dr. Antonio Dumlao was the director of the Bureau of Secondary Education. Dr. Minda Sutaria was the director of the Bureau of Elementary Education. The principal was Mrs. Lilia Tugbang.

1979
There were 786 graduates Rowena Castillon as the valedictorian and Helen Caro as the salutatorian. The All Round Girl was Liberty Barcelona. Honorable mentions were Alexis Castro, Ana Maria Pollentes, Liberty Barcelona, Sonia Huelar, Judith Samorro, Guillermo Hisancha, Aileen Valencia, Elizabeth Tespoer, Ma. Theresa Provido, Jaqueline Tabanao, Grissom Galon, Nenette Gorriceta and Devaney Fuentes in their order. The minister of education was Hon. Juan L. Manuel while Hon. Narciso Albarracin and Hon. Felicitos G. Bernardino were the deputy Ministers of Education. Lucio B. Fernandez and Vedastro G. Suarez as the assistant minister while Hortensia S. Benoza was the assistant minister for management and development, respectively. Dr. Antonio Dumlao was the director of the Bureau of Higher Education. Andres L. Assistin was the director of the Bureau of Secondary Education and Minda Sutaria was the director of the Bureau of Elementary Education. The principal was Mrs. Lilia Tugbang.

1980
Wilfredo Sumbong was the valedictorian and Marites Mamon was the salutatorian among 815 grdautes. Alma Bañas was the “All Round Girl.” Mrs. Lilia Tugbang was the principal.

1981
Rosana Centeno was the valedictorian and Roberto Arandels was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Lilian Diala, Ariene Sumogal, Mary Alexis Pollentes, Raymund Centeno, Cheryl Villanueva in their order. With honors were Ma. Ditas Laglagaron, Jesse Bermejo, Jomelyn Siruelo, Alma Arias, Ma. Mae Sondia, Ronelyn Habaradas, Tayco Elisa, Ma. Edeline Susteverio, Diodine Gil, Rodilyn Jose Barzo, Zabala Robena, Ma. Elena Clarito, Samson Alkonga, Ann Guevarra, John Paguntalan, Rizza Belloga and Virginia Anona. The regional director was Dr. Antonio V. Tanchuan. C.E.S.O II, Mr. Aurelio Juele, C.E.S.O. III was the assistant regional director.

1982
Charito Sibag was the valedictorian and Virlie Mae Causing was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Rommel Castillon, Jonah Ruth Galvez, Irene Fortu, Ma. Jesuna Jurilla, Marcos Sionosa, Magdalena Baldoza, Irma Julit, Lynn Leonida, Rufino Masigon and Cynthia Bagsit in their order. With honors were Inocencio Lopez, Meriam Lauro, Josefa Susmiran, Estrella Cosca and Josefina Susmiran.

1983
Edna Bermejo was the valedictorian, Cecilia Galila was the salutatorian and as well as “All Round Girl.” Dr. Riza Sargado Amaguin was the principal. In August 1983, Iloilo High School was converted into Iloilo National High School under Batas Pambansa Blg. 307.

1984
Pablo Ganchero was the valedictorian and Edna Ledesma was the salutatorian. Honorable mention were Lenore Hernandez, Joji Julit, Ma. Gina Orario, Rhona Lauro, Maritess Hermocilla, Sherbeth Huertas, Eda Grace Canong, Elvy Arenal, Jonalie Payunan, and Ana Marie Bernadas in their order. With honors were Febe Salido, Jane Bugna, Marites Jalandoni, Beatriz Yasa, Anne Octavio, Phoebe Zelie Areño, Gemma Jastia, Leoma Alfaro, Ariel Contapay, Antonia Dumol, Joefry Corriente, Lorlyn Amen, Leonisa Drilon, Emilio Galvez, Vivien Lacana, Mary Ann Liza Hingillo, Jiralyn Adolacion, Rhea Balgos and Norman Antolin Nierves.

1985
Ma. Ohara Juaneza was the valedictorian and Glenna Galila was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Vesare Julit,Vivian Basbaño, Delma Latoja, Hannah Baldomar, Lucille Palencia, Wenna Leyza, Daisy Biñas, Roselyn Sablon, Josenia Jayme and Melanie Hautea in their order. With honors were Rolej Marie Guevarra, Milagros Lennie Erlano, Janita Janagap, Junelyn Suficiencia, Jesselyn Jurilla, Anna Shiela Vergara, Ma. Rhea Barzo, Josie Palma, Ma. Morena Jabano, Genedina Presca Ecube, Vicenta Esmores and Ma. Nancy Tusalem.

1986
Erwin Lloyd Guillergan was the valedictorian and Mary Lisette Villanueva was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Noel Camique, Donna Grace Prado, Ma. Efleda Ecube, Edwin Bagsit, Gilbert Salazar, Mildred Galila, Ma. Clariza Baliao, Gloria Magluyan, Hansel Taberna and Ma. Eden de la Cruz in their order. With honors were Jenny Harder, Nornie Gabiota, Lerma Pangantihon, Sheila Marie Abelo, Mary Ann Villanueva, Amy Delumpa, Maricris Sales, Julie Ann Jastia, Guia Sanico, Jean Julit, Gloria Carmencita Sinoy, Artemio Badilla and Mary Jade Reoyo.

1987
Lester Leonida was the valedictorian and Josette Balume was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Rolito Yasa, Douglas Budok, Mary Angeline Prodigo, Roscel Edrosolano, Elmer Samoro, Junjie Tabuada, Zobel Aprueldo, Rene Portal, Ma. Jovita Consejo Blancaver and Grace Joy Hernandez in their order. With honors were Arlene Joy Herrera, Lilibeth Nolte, Gina Portillo, Joy Declaro, Jerica Jurilla, Eric de la Vega, Lorelie Sencil, Glyceria De Ramos, Ma. Liezel Castro, Jeanet Sumayo, Mary Jean Lascano, Benirose Haresco, Annie Palmes, Rona Joy Besa, Airyl Octaviano, Carmelo Llasus, Myla Lozada, Jonnah Tabuada, Lea Huyong, Gary Paul Torrecampo, Ma. Nizza Tamayo,, Gerard Espulgar, Merly Villaflor, Gloria Matin and Leny Caldena.

1988
Ma. Lalen Laniog was the valedictorian and Mae Julit was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Michelle Javellana, Annie Rose Demegillo, Romeo Castillon, Jr., Hazel Manuela Baldomar, Layla Joy Caballero, Elsa Cardiel, Mary Joy Abolucion, Carmelita Deano, Ruby Pearl Juson and Francialina Billones in their order. With honors were Joseph Kim Escuadra, Jay Furtunado, Gilbert Peremne, Jerry Candido, Lenie Jucon, Jennie Delicana, Vina Virgo, Tessa Jordas, Josefa Subong, Josephine Jane Huertas, Rocel Espinosa, Lea Bugna, Sonny Jordan, Mary Jane Hisole, Fe Hornada, Joel De La Vega, Catherine Abad, Arthur Zuniega, Sylma Joy Tirador, Ma. Fe Cabangal, Analisa Jancilan, Romeo Jabano, Rodrigo Eligio Cainglet, Roselyn Gumban, Llanie Jurilla, Ma. Elsie Patriarca, Ma. Veronica Francesca Ecube, Josephine Viado, Elmo Cary Montano, Mary Jo Labariga, Bonhomme Jayme, Jonathan Glorial, Mavis Hernia, Rosana Ausan, Henry Jaramillo, Grace Miranda, Arlene Songcawayon, Mary Jane Valderama, Chona Suficiencia, Ma. Aileen Pueyo, Andrea Sumalatar and Myra Apolinario.

1989
Lito Dondonay was the valedictorian and Mary Grace de los Reyes was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Marcelli Jade Contreras, Elenita Sastrillo, Stephen Rey Ligasan, Annie Belarde, Azel Vilches, Amelia Charmaine Salgado, Jasmen Bajade, Dessie Conadera, Cheryl Arañador and Sheena Lemery in their order. With honors were Sheila Marie Prado, Christine Palacios, Emelyn Bugna, Maria Cecilia Pederiña, Pete Palomar, Maricor Espino, Ma. Cora Suno, Mary Jane Serra, Maribeth Macuro, Ma. Victoria Apostol, Erma Mogate, Allan Paul Fernandez, Pinky Pedregosa, Nelia Portodo, Aireen Trinidad, Joel Ealdama, Salvacion Subigca, Liza Marie Gallaza, Leleine Sernias, Liza Gula, Nerita Jacosalem, Mary Ann Gatin, Sheila Marie Presaldo, Marjorie Eraula, Mervic Gordoncillo, Marilyn Boniba, Renelde Principe, Eden Morong, Hanzel Grace Labatorio, Leilani Casto, Julie Socoral, Scarlet Pedregosa, Arlene Jover, Janet Mana-ay, Prodel Datorin, Ma. Elena Absalon, Genevie Jagonob, Rosalie Batir, Emmanuel Galia, Mylene Jeruta, Roger Barrios, Jennifer Baco, Radzwill Gomez, Rosalie Rosal, Agnes Aportadera, Vida Joy Latoja, Myra Reyes, Maria Caminian, Juliet Bactong, Ma. Ivy Paisanan and Romeo Destao, Theresa Tejada, Rowena Centeno, Reysen Prile and Joel Lopez. The Teatro Kabataan was organized this year.

1990
Ann Dinglasa was the valedictorian and Alain Osano was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Rose Cherry Grantos, Wenceslao Sinosa, Jr., Sheryl Jane Uy, Nerissa Celle, Jezereel Grace Ganela, Ma. Sheila Kho Yute, Analie Samuel, Alfonso Baldonado III, Jonalyn Sabellano and Marites Solis in their order. With honors were Joey Jayme, Joyce Fabros, Erma Mae Sernias, Cheryl Grace Salgado, Argeline Hortilano, Sheila Marie Gallaza, Ma. Novie Maritee Gumban, Ma. Lourdes Guyos, Carol Prodigo, Christopher John Tan, Rossana Bañas, Cleofe Papelera, Sherlyn Gilla, Reynaldo Blanco, Lovely Pinor, Rose Marie Tanlogon, Cristina Tionson, Ma. Joy Villanueva, Ma. Regina Giergos, Ma. Levy Seniego, Gervill Guartero, Ismael Penafiel, Jr., Aileen Sotelo, Harry Camarines, Magdaline Peremne, Gene Ann de la Cruz, Ronela Ladera, Julie Christie Develles, Michael Hermocilla, Ryan Asistido, Francis Revilla, Jonah Macuro, Theresa Dalumbayan, Rex Japitana, Warren Agodilos, Virgie Gabinete, Ester Jimena, Ma. Glynda Celiz, Ma. Karen Grace Caday, Donna Alumbro, Fea Marie de la Mota, Rommel Jacomille, Marivic Gumban, Noravine Cercado, Irene Antonano, Chantie Ninie Sotero, Nestor Torres, Jr., Deanna Artuz, Rey Lumbaning, Agnes Matin, Judilyn Gregori, Cindy Javier, Ranulfo Banton, Rosemary Idemne, Alan Leonor, Rosan de la Cerna, Irene Gedor, Maricris Ferrer, Michelle Pullan, Mary Grace Tolentino, Josie Moralidad, Myna Belarde, Arlette Aniversario, Mary Grace Dinio, Noeme Jutajero, Mayra Mae Patricio, Jeannie Valladolid, Christopher John Tan, Rosanna Bañas, Cleofy Papelera, Scherlyn Gilla, Reynaldo Blanco, Lovely Pinor, Rosemarie Tanlogon, Cristina Tionson, Ma. Joy Villanueva, Ma. Regina Giergos, Ma. Levy Seniego, Gervill Cuartero, Ismael Peñafiel, Jr., Aileen Sotelo, Harry Camarines, Magdaline Peremne, Gene Ann de la Cruz, Ronelo Ladera, Julie Christie Develles, Michael Hermocilla, Ryan Asistido, Francis Revilla, Jonah Macuro, Theresa Dalumbayan, Rex Japitana, Warren Agodillos, Virgie Gabinete, Ester Jimena and Ma. Glynda Celiz. Teatro Kabataan became Dagyaw Theater & Dance Co. under Mr. Edwin Duero as the artistic coordinator.

1991
Teatro Kabataan became Dagyaw Theater & Dance Co. Mr. Edwin Duero was the Artistic Director Rose Marie Bendicion was the valedictorian and Roland Castillon was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Mabeth Miranda, May Guen Abellon, Emily Evangelista, Shena Faith Ganela, Irene Amoma, Christine Caro, Melvin Sube, Remy Beraye, Elvira Sanches and Criselda Sombero in their order. A new office was constructed at the left side corner at the lot occupied by the school. The first storey became the new library of the Iloilo National High School while the second floor provided the Arts Council Office and a considerably spacious place for the school’s Dagyaw Theater and Dance Co. rehearsals.

1992
Evelyn Penaranda was the valedictorian and Liezyl Arañador was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Stephen Maceda, Irene Panes, Mary Precy Aguilar, Geralyn Uy, Ma. Celeste Teddy, Winzon John Espino, Ronela Janapon, Angelica Salpin, Mary Ann Solis and Ma. Terence Ilanga in their order. With honors were Jennifer Javillana, Eden Garde, Jovy Lobaton, Mary Grace Lopez, Liza Marie Jaranilla, Rosario Solis, D’ Chi’ Minh’ Joy Alvarez, Rossana Aguilar, Marlowe Lagahit, Jennefer Labis, Shalee Solis, Ivy Latoja, Ellyn Ann Japlicani, Rocelyn Patopatin, Ali Destao, Eva Marie Gumban, Ma. Girlie Bolivar, Julie Mar Amigo, Marlon Guirhem, Ritchel Tolentino, Hazel Mae Arceta, Karen Tipanan, Mary Jade Retazo, Grace Kelly Jutajero, Ria May Atrazo, Christine Deza, Sheryll Presaldo, Daryl Malones, Charity Jeruta, Edwarlin Jaena, Myra Rote, Jacqueline de los Reyes, Hazel Martin and Bobby Inocencio. Special Science Class was created this year. Mrs. Araceli Habaradas was the program head. The 1st batch of the Special Science Class was named Pioneers with 30 graduates. The first valedictorian was Melissa Joan Berano and the salutatorian was Anthony Alcantara.

1993
Clytie Depamaylo was the valedictorian and Desiree Jaranilla was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Benigno Lebig, Jr., Samuel Espino, Joseph Giovanni Casuso, Anne Capalla, Karenina Pojas, Jacqueline Trillo, Alita Solas, Edgar Allan Sarusad, Laura Mijares and Ma. Jovie Gerona in their order. With honors were Veulah Fernandez, Izsenn Joy Nulado, Sharon Gatmaitan, Jennifer Cordero, Ellier Gervero, Beverly Joy Magote, Josyl Hintana, Kathrine Miraflor, Chandarilla Rempos, Lionel Cua, Jemyma Molleno, Mary Jaqueline Saquibal, Ma. Angelie Sicabalo, Joefrey Matavia, Herman John Tejado, Agnes Jamolin, Shella Jemenico, Andrea Gallega, Ma. Shella Laniog, Lorralyn Faustino, Norman Chiva, Ana Marie Pelegrino, Jonah Julit, Marites Hisanza, Kenneth John Pabalinas, Edjeanson delos Santos, Benedicto Lauro, Jr., Jessie Miranda, Teresita Salcedo, Winnie Cloa, May Ann Banila, Richelle Doromal, Ilyn Cristobal, Daisy Hautea, Mae Huyong, Michelle Canicula, Ana Lisa Penaranda and Myla Bolido. The 2nd batch of the Special Science Class was named Successors with 31 graduates. The valedictorian was Florence Yul Saquian and Rolly Brasileño was the salutatorian. The Dagyaw Theater and Dance Co. toured the Philippines and other foreign countries like Thailand, Japan, Singapore, and other European countries to mention Spain and France where the group participated in Expo ’93. The Dagyaw Theater and Dance Co. of the Iloilo National High School has undoubtedly reaped laurels for its alumni students here and abroad which has not been equaled and surpassed by any secondary institution of leaning in the archipelago. Under the able leadership of Dr. Riza Sargado Amaguin and the members of her administrative staff, together with the highly competent members of the faculty, the Iloilo National High School has been evaluated as the most effective secondary school in Region VI for school year 1992-1993. The school was also adjudged as the “Most Effective and Most Outstanding High School in the Whole Philippines” in the search for the Most Effective School.

1994
Evangel Tolentino was the valedictorian and Mary Cyl Solis was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Philomine Dapne Obligar, Dennis Manuel Caspe, Milyn Pilla, Arlynne Albellar, Christy Joyce Samorro, Steven Solleza, Rhesababes Gallego, Ligaya Castor, Ma. Hannah Belita and Moonyeen Bolivar in their order. With honors were Mary Joy Mantilla, Leah Aprosta, Michille Libiano, Rylyn Tendencia, Shiela Marie Baria, Rosselyn Jordan, Artemio Sastrillo Jr., Angelyn Pineda, Andre Gordoncillo, Ma. Norcil Alkonga, Tisha Diane Alipao, Theza Mae Hipolito, Jeena Caro, Hazel Inayan, Cherryl Isiderio, Helen Guillergan, Christopher Tan, Andrie Niel Parreñas, Rohna Ngipen, Enel Ferrer, Novee Tabuada, Ivy Jacutin, Aileen Malubay, Maritess Tapgos, Dario Albaña, Joy Bajade, Julio Saul Araño, Sherryl Mae Espinas, Ruth de la Concepcion, George Sanchez, Karen Buenagua, Jennifer Almojen, Gemini Estimos, Ma. Maezel Bangoy, Joy Michel, Aden Badilla, Jennifer Sanchez, Carmela Lamera, Mae Sajorne, Johnna Mee Golilao, Charlemagne Tenio, Rolly Lariosa, Roscel Salvacion Esponilla, Mary Ave Seniego, Annie Hechanova, Sidney Solas, Ian Kim Betita, Mary Ann Padilla, Charito Gloria, Sharon Rose Panaguiton, Golda Arabejo, Necil Capiñanes, Remar Mae Ramos, Mayflor Agilles, Arvene Barber, Renalee Orrica, Stella Thea Tolentino, Julieta Torpio, Erinor Tabuada, Grace Patricio, Lunel Gabayoyo, Remeleen Arlos, Racquel Disomimba, Cherryl Baranda, Edgar Bedaño, Edison Gervero, Jeriel Jover, Joan Calera, Elnie Catelo, Lorimee Villanueva, Joemar Suerte, Erwin Mecha and Alarce Lobaton. The 3rd batch of the Special Science Class was named Conquerors with 29 graduates. The valedictorian was Kohlen Grace Eria and Glorybelle Molano was the salutatorian.

1995
Daphnee Barranco was the valedictorian and Marlon Torres was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Raynaida Joy Armada, Leouela Gracia Alba, Randy Bendol, Jose Regie Devata, Glory Mar Padios, Janis Mae Rodrigo, Genevieve Pudadera, Eve Catacutan, Ma. Leda Gerona and Ruchelia Firmeza in their order. With honors were Reuben Cabaluna, Ma. Edda Gerona, Geromino Alejandro Jr., Jenefer Pedrosa, Jo Ann Hechnova, Rodante Devata, Donna Valderrama, Elenor Gorriceta, Johanna Florence Gegantoca, Carmina Yap, Hazel Petes, Ma. Cecilia Cajilo, Jeanifer Navigar, Steven Sy Poral, Jennifer Nanquil, Romyleen Joseco, Emelyn Bito-on, Marian Centeno, Elmer Lee Braña, Joseph Sumalatar, Richie Pangilinan, Mary Jean Amaza, Catherine Ysatam, Meachy Lynn Hismaña, Eric Español, Julius Martin Sollesta, Mary Grace Concepcion, Jarry Jardio, Apple Sarabia, Jo Mita Buyco, Maricel Roldan, John Edward Gando, Richard Allere, Wilar de Los Santos, Marlet Villaluna, Clarisa Salazar, Ryan Leonor, Rita Longno, Carlo Divedor, Rosmar Esponilla, Karen Dwan Samorro, Daisy Esma, Luanne Hoy Gregorio, Mary Paz Lemery, Hector Sumile, Marites Olanday, Jelson Sales, Dee Joie Acoros, Mary Melisande Jamoyot, Jean Alcain, David Dionson, Ma.Theresa Sufficiencia, Alim Illorin, Ireik Amin Perez, Alida Abellon, Ian Jay Amigo, Julie Trabado, Mary Jane Jareol, Marichu Brillantes, Marie Grace Dumdum, Victor Coben Limoso, Mary Grace Franco, Chiv Vincent Tronco, Nonah Grace Talabereo, Winecar Marie Canciller, Abner Dragido, Michelle Ann Disierto, Mary Ilyich Bocala, Joan Salmon, Lhorevel Espinosa, Venice Bernadas, Noeme Bandada, Herbert Alvarez, Jose Listanco, Nelly Fernandez, Michael Lorilla, Dante Pamposa, Romy Locsin, Joan Sarabia, Allen June Bollido, Grace Jalandoni, Babyflame Dayandan, Arnold Berdejo, Jenefer Banzuelo, Marites Balitanas, Ma. Fe Aligasen, Jemelee Plaga, Amiel Caalem, Rema Flores, Maricel Balitanas, John Paul Catuiran, Gina Cartera, Regin Gil, Fredilyn Insular, Josephine Cobarrubias, Felma Lariosa, and Relen Guzman The 4th batch of the Special Science Class was named Institutioneers with 27 graduates. The valedictorian was Anna Theresa Benedicto and Maria Josefina Tirol was the salutatorian.

1996
Meldon Severin Naranja was the valedictorian and Jessie John Velasquez was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Christopher Bernadas, Rene Limjuco, Jr., Wilson Garcia, Ma. Rosani Jardeleza, Sharon Rose Ahumada, Heda Marie Parillo, Leslie Fernandez, Rose Leah Joy Argel, Clarisa Alim and Charlier Arañador in their order. With honors were Joesette Villa, Elora Mae Altobar, Rhandy Cantomayor, Rodolfo Gallega, Jr., Reden Mariveles, Christie Armelina Taclino, Mary Ann Mahipos, Ariel Jaranilla, Maricel Lamera, Ritchie Casabuena, Glenna Tamesis, Mimi Antoinette Juarez, Reginald Gomez, Jr., Romel Mana-ay, Arniel Gargue, Cynthia Villasis, Josyl Merlo, Corazon Ursal, Ma. Andrea Belarde, Elvin Lingco, Florimar Crubita, Romelyn Gabinete, Salvador Bignayan, Lito Peñafiel, Ma. Lenell Aaron, Anillen Bolivar, Flor Geguira, Kristian Fernandez, Gee Sanico, Stephen John Esposo, Mae Cille Guilab, Angelisa Torren, Crispin Labis, Rene Villegas, Love Lee, Leo Subiera, Benjie Paciente, Fatima Fredo Celso, Joecil Mayor, Joven Madera and Jose Leonardo Taclino. The 5th batch of the Special Science Class was named Vanguards with 26 graduates. The valedictorian was Antonio Ganzon III and Rex Alibogha was the salutatorian.

1997
Ansarie Salpin was the valedictorian and Rhyan Gallego was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Martin Parreño, Joffry Tibi, Shiela May Gallo, Aaron John del Castillo, Rene Trance, Mark Louie Balogo, Yvonne Samontanes, Sharon Grace Jovero, Grace Tan and Daniel Gavino in their order. With honors were Marites Andag, Eldy Pragados, Jason Fetalvero, Sharon Tomo, April Darroca, Jubert Balmes, Albert Joy Araño, Marc Ian Papna, Ma. Elena Tampo, Michelle de la Flor, Mericar Silverio, Johnelyn Jagorin, Carolyn Calixto, Anecito Diamante, Ramon de la Cruz, Wynneth Hope Fernandez, Angelyn Murillo, Rodel Diansen, Ana Mae Binalber, Ronnel Canon, Cheryl Alado, John Villalobos, Heidelyn Pio, Kareen Miranda, Nancy Tormon, Raquel Monasterio, Cherrylen Huele, Christine Joy Avance, Phoebe Batallones, Alpha Grace Panaguiton, Gladys Mae Sollesta, Madelyn Bangoy, Mary Jane Maravilla, Paolo Mateo Parcon, Alex Badian, Nikki Francisco, Blen Angot, Eulibert Palomar, Leonard Fernandez, Jean Joan Ladrillo, Sheila Marie Delgado, Ian Paltiguera, George Gandillo, Silvester Plondaya, Rose Julaton, Ginalyn Abogador, Mark Anthony Samelo, Julie Ramos, Rose Karen Pugal, Melanie Chin, Anthony Mark Sionosa, Regin Jardio, Joann Grace Gomez, Kristine Papelera, Rhea Jubelag, Charity Juayang, Dolly Mae Akot, Marivelle Ong, Randolf Maambong, Raymund Benedict Brillantes, Wella Christie Barcebal, Freddie Ortigas, Jennifer Gamba, Alvin Ong, Eril Biñas, Mabeth Delgado, Jerilee Uy, Jerad Capuyan, Daniel Pintor, Rodnie Bermejo, Jovin Talaban, Ryan Jumeras, Vincent Roy Arroyo, Frean Novis, Sheryl Tadifa, Julie Ann Babila and Rio Manaay. The School of the Arts and “Balik Paaralan Para sa Out-of-School Adults” (BP-OSA) High School started this year. Mrs. Evelyn Sorolla and Mrs. Bernadette Franco were the coordinators for School for the Arts and BP-OSA High School, respectively. The 6th batch of the Special Science Class was named Technocrats with 29 graduates. The valedictorian was Lito de la Peña and Emee Grace Tabares as the salutatorian. The “All Round Girl” was Marie Nicole Garingalao.

1998
Rubie Jale Castillano was the valedictorian and Rachelle Edrosolano was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Naci John Trance, Irish Ledesma, Stephen Sabinay, Wilfredo Torrecampo, Jr., Rona Senosa, Yeseil Sumalde, Neil de la Riarte, Mario Bernadas, Milrose Katherine Palacios and Michelle Sotelo in their order. With honors were Annabelle Matrimonio, Arme Ang, Gerlyn Fortin, Ivy Khristine Davocol, Christal Jaranilla, Lester Fernandez, Orliver Tacuyan, Sybel Joy Farillon, Joemil Panila, Sheryl Justiniani, Charrie Lyn Lallab. The School of the Future was founded this year with Mrs. Sherry Tampani as the head. The 7th batch of the Special Science Class was named Neo-Explorers with 28 graduates. The valedictorian was Sherwin Ian Bedia and Mary Tess Bermejo was the salutatorian.

1999
Jomar M. Sace was the valedictorian and Catherine Joy P. Norico was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Jean Edesa T. David, Rico L. Gamuyao, John Aarthur J. Davocol, May Rose O. Ofialda, Amy Lyn T. Adle, Rose Anne G. Ormas, Jenen D. Paclibar, Arnel E. Genzola, Christine Gay L. De Oca and Jomar J. Panila in their order. With honors were Princess May S. Garanchon, Marivic O. Caspe, Celeste J. Jimenez, Lesley S. Salarda, Joy C. Perez, Mae Ann B. Farillon, Jean Beth C. Suficiencia, Rynelle H. Liza, Placido D. Bernabe, Mercy Catherine P. Fantilanan, Kristian Beam B. Gubalane, Hella Marie V. Parillo, Francis Loren G. Vista, Jaqueline A. Decripito, Jolly Vine P. Hermano, Flor d’may B. Patriarca, Liezl D. Sapio, Blossom May Deluso, Maricel C. Torola, Raida Ann C. Yusay, Prell Joy B. Anaya, Imee R. Hernandez, Ever Genn D. Serrano, Sylvia Marisse A. Araño, Ma. Fatima V. Jancorda, Winnie L. Concepcion, Bonievie D. Danque, Jeanilyn R. Espinosa, Janice C. Sabagay, Annie Liza B. Banea, Ivy D. Funtanilla, Robert D. Camarines, Elaine Grace L. Capalla, Michelle Ann Cordero, Ann Shiera Conception T. Eñano, Mirlo Racyn D. Sustiguer, April Rose Calvo, Christy Joy M. Arceña, Alner A. Tubola, Zoe P. Poral, Sheila S. Griñe, George N. Defin II, Daphne P. Perez, Aris J. Soliman, Flordeliza F. Berbeber, Ma. Chrisanta Maricel G. Lobo, Daryl F. Fuentes, Delmar G. Torres, Judith D. Ong, Mark Anthony D. Darroca, Mahalia S. Plana, Eladio P. Solis, Jr., Dyan S. Deadio, Maris Stella T. Moreno, Julie Ann C. Estores, Kenneth D. Fuentes, Julie Ann C. Geroy, Cecille O. Nartea, Rosie G. Garcia, Imee S. Sancio, Ian Carlo M. Gonzales, Cyrus L. Alisen, Delaida Y. Briones, Vicente F. Capuyan, Jr., Verlyn D. Mucho, Eric H. Militar, Faith D. Delgado, Minerva C. Obaob, Rola E. Candido, Manuel F. Ignacio, Jr., Lechayim D. Arabejo, Leolin H. Henarios, Jenny Rose C. Berniz, Roger O. Escaro, Junalyn J. Gustilo, Salvi P. Selguera, Celis G. Norlito and Cherry Mae Ann J. Besa. The 8th batch of the Special Science Class was named Kineticists with 29 graduates. The valedictorian was John Paulo Laruscain and Kent Alfie Yee was the salutatorian.

2000
Loreni Farillon was the valedictorian and Ll Marie Fernandez was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Ma. Mercedes Taclino, Erdith Causing, Kenneth Malabarbas, Jane Jandonero, Argie Arenga, Jerome Harder, Mary Mae Hingco and Mervin Encanto in their order. The 9th batch of the Special Science Class was named Voyagers with 69 graduates. The valedictorian was Jason Pierre Laruscain and Agel Acana was the salutatorian. On February, 2000, the Science Education Institute (SEI) cited the INHS as the MODEL SCHOOL FOR THE OLD NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY as well as awarded by the Canadian Higher Education as the FLAGSHIP OF EXCELLENCE ON DECENTRALIZATION IN EDUCATION.

2001
Ardian S. Garcia was the valedictorian and Ana Myla M. Tabilleran was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Lilian Rose M. Jardo, Darmi Grace M. Plantig, Ace P. Geroche, Mae Shelle D. Jopson, Alfie S. Tagabuen, Lea J. Laure, Chloe Belle M. Reyes, Eric J. Cayanan and Globert P. Palada in their order. The 1st batch of the School of the Future graduated. The 10th batch of the Special Science Class was named Frontiers with 78 graduates. The valedictorian was Maria Cariness Turgo and Symon Peter Amatillo was the salutatorian. The 1st generation of the School for the Arts was organized this year with 26 graduates. Dr. Evelyn M. Sorolla was the first program head designated for this department. The first valedictorian was Patricia Theodora Michaela Mejorada and at the same time the All Round Girl and the salutatorian was David Dan Elijah Fajardo. INHS became the candidate for the National Search for the Most Effective Public Secondary Schools. The objective of this search is to identify and to give due recognition to public schools that have been outstanding in raising the quality of education. The DepEd evaluated the INHS as the Most Effective Secondary School.

2002
Michelle S. Benitez was the valedictorian and Jan Michelle P. Villanueva was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Fatima Joy P. Salido, Michelle U. Drigen, Gwendolyn A. Yap, Janne Ness Hualde, Michelle C. Peñaflor, Rolyne P. Lambancio, Kathleen Anne B. Bacali and Mary Grace G. Antonio in their order. With honors were Francis Louie D. Alarcon, Mariddie L. Banzuelo, Jeaneby D. Garganera, Maria Socorro P. Tañales and Iris Joy Aron. The 11th batch of the Special Science Class was named Phoenix with 63 graduates. The valedictorian was Maria Theresa Buhayan and Hannah Mae Lico was the salutatorian. The 2nd generation of the School for the Arts was composed of 26 graduates. The valedictorian was Hilda Mae Villanueva and the salutatorian was Vincent Luceño. The school celebrated the Centennial Year. With records of achievement printed in the magazine “100 Alumni Who Helped Shape the Philippines”. The publication was initiated by Dr. Riza Sargado Amaguin, Principal IV. The Alumni Center was inaugurated.

2003
Jindy Jade Mae Millare was the valedictorian and Sandra Joy Pahilga was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Riza Jane Orduoyo, Paul Andrew Ampunan, Euler James Jondonero, Raymund Alelis, Dan Michael Faculin, Christine Larroder, Charmaine Malaga and Ma. Gracia de los Santos in their order. With honors were Christler B. Calizo and Melanie S. Retirado. The 12th batch of the Special Science Class was named Synergists with 82 graduates. The valedictorian was Benito H. Grefalda, Jr. and Jane Louie F. Zamora was the salutatorian. The 3rd generation of the School for the Arts was composed of 33 graduates. The valedictorian was Niña Theresa Parreño and the salutatorian was Janessa Carreon. Mrs. Diary Sargado was the program head this year. Dr. Evelyn M. Sorolla was one of the Outstanding Teacher Awardees of the Metrobank Foundation, Inc.

2004
Dave Olandres was the valedictorian and Jessa Joy Arroyo was salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Michelle Joy Nartea, Gem Grace Parcon, Dondee Pamposa, Jaynice Anne Cupay, John Dexter Valderrama, John Mark Gayongorsa, Alvin Andrade, Allen Ronoyce Santiago, Kristine Carl Ecube, Mary Grace Fernandez, Kaizel Alamon Suegay, Ma. Mae Gabales, Eureka Encargues,Rose Ann Lyn Lapore, Jose Herman Dorado Jr., Mark Anthony Ferasol, Arlene Garcia, Roxanne May Penuela, Carmela Tamoy, Sheila Marie Cajilig in their order. The 13th batch of the Special Science Class was named Ecclesiastics with 64 graduates. The valedictorian was Aiza Palmes Coronado and Shantie Marie Parian Celis was the salutatorian. The 4th generation of the School for the Arts was composed of 28 graduates. The valedictorian was Neel John Alcayaga and Xenia Sophia Baylon was the salutatorian.

2005
Jahziel Fantilanan was the valedictorian and Krystal May Suegay was the salutatorian. Honorable mentions were Peter Joshua Millare, Karl John Koa, Christine Sol Galatera, Loveleen Grace Jalme, Maverick Reales, Charine Faith Lagrimas, Anna May Lima, Rahniel Joy Posadas, Mabel Bangoy and LG Psyche Buenavides in their order. The 14th batch of the Special Science Class was named Illuminati with 67 graduates. The valedictorian was Gino Martelli Tiu and Danielle Gay Ballanda was the salutatorian. The 5th generation of the School for the Arts was composed of 43 graduates. The valedictorian was Cinderella Domopoy and Anthony Kent Borja was the salutatorian. Under the supervision of the ever-dynamic principal and the competent faculty and staff of Iloilo National High School, the school has achieved the Accreditation, Level I Status of the Ford Foundation, Inc. Project Sterling Silver, Peer Accreditation for Public Secondary Schools.

2006
Paul Angelo Libunao led the graduates of 2006 as the Regular Class Valedictorian while Cris Barry de la Cruz shared the limelight as the Salutotorian. Honorable mentions were John Mark Magbanua, Neslie Vic Bibera, Jose Anthony Parreño, Evony Allisa, April Rose Villaruel, Donna Faye Manaay, Darlene Kaye Letrero, Iris Roncesvalles, Ivory Allisa, and Ma. Ledi Ham Loot in their order. The 15th batch of Special Science Class was named Spectrans with 62 graduates. The valedictorian was Saer Martin Tunguia while the Salutatorian was Loven May Balentos. The 6th generation of the School for the Arts was composed of 31 graduates. The valedictorian was Chantal Primero and the Salutatorian was Hansel Gubatayao. The Department of Education was headed by Secretary Edilberto de Jesus. Attorney Victoriano Tirol was the Regional Director while Dr. Raymundo Lapating was the Division Superintendent. Dr. Amaguin published a book entitled “Au Milieu de Modernism” which served as her tribute to the school before her retirement. The book contains pictures of the innovative programs Dr. Amaguin has spearheaded. It was conceptualized and edited by Mr. Ramir Torreces, one of the new faculty members of the school, through the supervision of Dr. Amaguin herself. The Palarong Pambansa 2006 was held in Iloilo in May and Iloilo National High School was assigned to facilitate some major events including the Opening Ceremony.

Sources: Conrado J. Norada – IHS Class 1938
Records Section, INHS
Project Sterling Silver Office & Accreditation Center, INHS

It has also earned awards and citations.

Best PCPS School in Region VI
PCs for Public Schools Project
Best Practice Awards 2005
evaluated by the Department. of Trade & Industry
April 20, 2005

Achieved the Accreditation Level I Status
Ford Foundation Inc.- Project Sterling Silver
SY 2003-2004

SEAMEO SEARCA
Recipient
Adopt a School Program
for
Quality and Equity in Education
2003

Member, SEAMEO Regional Coalition of Schools
on Quality & Equity in Education (RCS-QEE)
2002

Most Effective Secondary School of the Philippines
evaluated by the Department of Education 2001

Model Secondary School of the Philippines
evaluated by the SEI-DOST 2000

“An empowered School”
by the Canadian Higher Education Group 2000
April 27, 2000

Contact us:

ILOILO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Luna Street, La Paz, Iloilo City 5000, Philippines
Email: iloilonhs_ph@yahoo.com

Office of the Principal
Tel./Tele Fax: (033) 320 08 46
Nordy D. Siason, Jr., Ed. D.
Education Supervisor I
Principal-in-Charge

Frienster Accounts: iloilonhs_ph@yahoo.com & inhs_iloilo@yahoo.com
Facebook Account: iloilonhs_ph@yahoo.com

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iloilo_National_High_School