The Mayoyao Assumption Academy was closed during the 1965. 1st and 2nd year was opened in 1966 and 1st to 3rd year on 1967. There were No graduates from this years.

List of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy Batch 1964.

1. Gaspar Bonhaon


2. Carlos Changwayan


3. Conrado Atluna


4. Antonio Domingo


5. Jose Latugan


6. Miguel Pedro


7. Teresita Baluga


8. Norma Bongyo


9. Helen Changiwan


10. Ana Dulnuan


11. Rosita Langgawan


12. Marina Limmong


13. Espina Nangpuhan


14. Josephine Ngennay


15. Rita Tomas


16. Elias Chinag-a [Gabriel]

If you can't find a name please comment below.

List of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy batch 1963.

1. Augustin Bastian


2. Alexander Batuna


3. Tito Cabay


4. Ben Inlaton


5. Johnny Lachaona


6. Juan Lachaona


7. David Odan


8. Paquito Omanhan


9. Alberto Panangon


10. Lourdes Baluga Ruta


11. Pilar Batang-oy


12. Norma Beclar


13. Alice Elahe


14. Elizabeth Guinumtad


15. Adela Guingayan


16. Lourdes Guman


17. Carmen Narciso


18. Sally Bumatan


19. Lolita Chaalan

If you can't find a name please comment below.

List of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy Batch 1962.

1. Epifania Paneda


2. Joe Chaangan


3. Alberto Hamin


4. Junior Natag-oy


5. Manuel Pakelman


6. Elino Ponchinlan


7. Erlinda Abad


8. Angela Babulon


9. Elena Bataon


10. Virginia Bayaona


11. Anne Dinagtuan


12. Josephine Gano


13. Mauricia Mon-alon


14. Josephine Odan


15. Beatriz Padchig


16. Adorada Pinkihan


17. Corazon Pomalo

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List Of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy batch 1961

1. Alfredo Abayao


2. Francis Baluga


3. Gerardo Chinyuna


4. Pedro Dominong


5. Federico Gumuwang


6. Pedro Hedchugan


7. Juan Ingasna


8. Henry Pablo


9. Fernando Wahayna


10. Helen Aporna


11. Nena Bonlangan


12. Pacita Chaangan


13. Paz Domingo


14. Emilia Gawongna


15. Carmen Juguiad


16. Caridad Maguiwe


17. Helen Oman


18. Carmen Palichang

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List of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy batch 1960.

1. Jose Apangchan


2. Thomas Bastian


3. Alberto Chumalan


4. Jose Chuchana


5. Marcos Eblahan


6. Eudes Enkiwe


7. Santiago Natuno


8. Zenaida Bongayon


9. Leona Chaangan


10. Felipa Gayamo


11. Belen Martin


12. Alice Natuno


13. Rosita Uchayan


14. Pablo Balanhi


15. Antonio Elahe

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List of graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy batch 1959.

1. Blacio Attaban


2. Antonio Baluga Jr


3. Ricardo Bimmang


4. Marcelo Huagon


5. Luis Tocgad


6. Alejandra Natag-oy


7. Domingo Chilagan


8. Constancio Bastian

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List of Mayoyao Assumption Academy Batch 1958.

1. Illuminada Oyayon


2. Anita Munchiguing


3. Lourdes Lingling


4. Maria Gabi Ngennay


5. Corazon Lidjawan


6. Marina Changiwan


7. Betty Chalakchak


8. Benito Pohnak


9. Julio Licnachan


10. Jose Kitong


11. Peter Gumuwang


12. Jose Dog-e


13. Jaime Dinagtuan


14. Alberto Bangong


15. Juan Balawag

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List of Graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy Batch 1957.

1. Abraham Atluna


2. Maximo Bania


3. Jose Bayaona


4. Albino Fomocod


5. Pablo Gumatin


6. Manuel Haguiling


7. Victor Maanao


8. Maria Banhan


9. Elena Bimmognad


10. Elisa Gatuchan


11. Augusta Gopeng


12. Filomena Gumahe


13. Filomena Ngenhayna


14. Purificacion Oyayon


15. Josephine Tagistis

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List of graduates from Mayoyao Assumption Academy Batch 1956.

1. Carlos Agwit


2. Juan Atagoy


3. Leonardo Ballogan


4. Manuel Banawan


5. Benjamin Banayan


6. Paquito Banhan


7. Eugenio Banugan


8. Gregorio Chinyuna


9. Leoncio Gabayan


10. Anthony Golihma


11. Manuel Lamag


12. Benito N. Lobbong


13. Fernando Otongan


14. Gabriel Pinkihan


15. Paulino Talusig


16. David Tongali


17. Salcedo Tongawan


18. Antonio Odan Jr.


19. Nena Gawongna


20. Betty Lahina


21. Ermelinda Liyok


22. Teresita Mingor


23. Felisa Olguahon


24. Rosita Panitio


25. Carmen Pohodna


26. Amparo Tangbawan


27. Epifania Timmangao

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List of Alumni from Mayoyao Assumption Academy batch 1955.

1. Alfredo Baawa


2. Rufino Bogwana


3. Antonio Carpo


4. Sandy Changiwan


5. Emilio Guimay


6. John Gulayan


7. Pedro Ewic


8. Emilio Natuno


9. Jose Nawalig Jr.


10. Leon Padiangan


11. Camilo Paligan


12. Luzmarie Dinagtuan


13. Francisca Dulnuan


14. Junita Lamag


15. Cecilia Madanay


16. Lily Ngayaan


17. Josefa Walitan


18. Matilde Galutan

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Mayoyao in the early 1900s: 
During the American occupation, the center of government in which Mayoyao came under was in Ilagan, Isabela. At some point, the Commander in Ilagan sent a company of soldiers, led by one officer and accompanied by a priest to the town of Mayoyao. To have some local government in this town, Mataag Maorhi was appointed as the first head of the town. The title of this position at the time was "President" and the seat of government for the town was Balangbang.

Dosser was later sent by Gallman to Mayoyao to take the place of the Isabella soldiers. Shortly, after his arrival to Mayoyao, he transferred the seat of government to Bato. When the transfer was completed, President Mataag resigned. Dosser appointed Natuno to succeed Mataag as President. When Natuno resigned, Dosser appointed Dugyunon to be the next President of the town. Dugyunon remarried to a woman from Bunhian so he resigned as President to follow her there. Dosser then appointed Agaya to be the fourth President of the town. Agaya held this position until 1935.

End of Presidents

In 1935, the first election (though informal) was held to elect the head of the town. This time, they also changed the title from President to Mayor. Santiago Balajo was the first elected Mayor of Mayoyao. (Vicente Gawongna Sr.; Alfredo Panitio Sr.; Federico Juguiad Sr.; Gaspar Ponchinlan; John Langbayan; Romeo Lim-ang; Atty. Marcelo Homecgoy; Mario Chilagan; Rufino Guinid; Sunny Pelogna; Rufino Guinid)

Source: http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/Ifugao/mayoyao.htm

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Mayoyao, Philippines – Four people died while more than 59 others including the driver were injured when the dump truck they were riding fell off a cliff in Sitio Linayan, Barangay Nalbu in Mayoyao, Ifugao late Saturday afternoon.

The identified the deceased as Rhodalyn Bongyo Homecgoy, 22; Sherief Jude Bumattan Naila, 32; Joel Ammayao Nabad-ao, 21; and Chrysler Feliciano Abbugao, 22.

Of the 59 injured, some are in critical condition and were brought to a hospital in Santiago City and Veterans Hospital, Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya. The remaining  are at the Mayoyao District Hospital.

The truck driver, identified as Redgie Lumayna, also bore minor injuries.

The accident occurred at about 4 p.m. Saturday.

The victims, who were coming from a wedding celebration in Barangay Alimit, were riding the truck owned by Mayor Ronnie Lumayna when the vehicle fell off the 100-meter cliff.

1. Adeline Ponchano
2. Amando Attaban - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
3. Analiza Hocholna
4. Angelo Pangowan
5. Anita Yudyod
6. Annie Faith Buhalna - Referred to Santiago City
7. Chiquito Gannaban - Referred to Santiago City
8. Christon Monhinag - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
9. Delfin Paggic
10. Elizabeth Hacholna  - Referred to Santiago City
11. Febilyn Modesto
12. Fernando Nunggatang Jr. - Referred to Santiago City
13. Froilan Epan
14. Garry Gumatin
15.. George Diodiot
16. Girly Poychana
17. Henry Bullan - Referred to Santiago City
18. Henry Ponhalban - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
19. Henry Ponhalban Sr. - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
20. Jailyn Baguiwa - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
21. Janet Umadchib
22. Janice Paplin
23. Jefferson Dinamling
24. Jefferson Gannaban - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
25. Jemalyn Litana - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
26. Jemayla bannuhoc - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
27. Jemmar Umadchib - Referred to Veterans Hospital, Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
28. Jerry Gannaban
29. Jimmy Gulayan
30. Jimmy Litana Jr.
31. Johnny Gulayan
32. Jomarie Bandao - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
33. Jonalyn Awatan
34. Jonathan Umadchib - Referred to Santiago City
35. Jordalisa Gannaban
36. Joseph Dulnuan
37. Julie Cablin
38. Julie faith Chilagan
39. Manuel Palleg - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
40. Maribel Domingo
41. Marie Crisa Attaban - Referred to Santiago City
42. Martin Balajo - Referred to Santiago City
43. Mary Binay-o - Referred to Mayoyao District Hospital
44. Melvin Edano
45. Miriam Grace Panangon
46. Napoleon Chonghel
47. Naty Gulidan
48. Patrick Linnog
49. Paul Litana
50. Peping Chungyoy Jr.
51. Perchival Chungyoy - Referred to Veterans Hospital, Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
52. Peter Modesto Jr.
53. Regie Natuno Lumayna - Referred to Veterans Hospital, Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
54. Regina Penaj-an
55. Remie Joyce Edanio
56. Ryan Hacholna
57.. Shaina Modesto
58. Sharon Linnog
59. Tessie Dulnuan

Cashualties:

60. Rhodalyn Bongyo Homecgoy
61. Sherief Jude Bumattan Naila
62. Joel Ammayao Nabad-ao
63. Chrysler Feliciano Abbugao

Referred to Santiago City but later died

Edited: 14-Apr-13
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