comfort rooms, purchase of the school's second van and the construction of the computer laboratory, and Dr. Imelda M. Mendez started the tilling of the ground floor of the main building. The fourth gentle man who headed the school was Mr. Gene T. Pangilinan. He continued the construction of the 4th and 5th floors of the Science Building, the mini gymnasium, the rehabilitation of decades old roofs of the school. Mr. Fernando B. Orines, is the first and only alumnus-principal of the school. His greatest achievement to date is the adoption of School-based Management which paved the way for the establishment of School Governing Council. This policy-making body of 21 stakeholders composed of administrators, teachers, student, alumnus, retired teacher, parent, NGO leader, and barangay officials. Added to his credit is the establishment of SEC-recognized EAHS Alumni Association Incorporated (EAHSAAI). This worldwide organization spearheaded the renovation of the school library and built the Guidance Counselling Center and Audio Visual Room. Batch 2010, ranked 4th in National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE). The highest in the History of Esteban Abada. All boys dance group gave championship in the field of dancing. Rank 1st out of 32 schools. This administration and batch, gave a lot of history in Esteban Abada High School. Mr. Romarico Barrientos, EAHS Principal after Mr. Orines, has secured a 2 Million pesos donation from the Department of Public Works enabling him to renovate the Conference Room at the ground floor and the Principal's Office. The EAHSAAI also contributed in the beautification project by donating magnetic whiteboards, repainting some classrooms and installing alumni sponsors' laminated room number plates. The school received countless of donations from soccer balls, table tennis set and tables, air conditioning units, 2 sets of sound systems, 2 electric floor polishers, many cans of floorwax, 100 monoblock chairs to 32-inch television set among others. Former Principals Mapping Internal Esteban Abada High School is located along Blumentritt street, a catch basin for a knee-high flood during rainy days between Maria Clara and Simon streets Sampaloc, Manila. The school is bounded by four barangays of Manila ( 482-484, 492-501 ) and also situated along boundary of Manila and Quezon City. Landmarks located nearby the school include the famous La Loma Lechon area, the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center, the Manila North Cemetery and the PLDT tower. Our feeder schools; Albert Elementary School at Dapitan street Laong Laan Elementary School