Before the creation of "Barangay Anilao East", this barangay was then a sitio of Anilao Proper called Pook Taal-Taalan to the north and Pook Gulod to the south. Pook Gulod to the south. Pook Taal-Taalan was called as such because this parcel of land was owned by a well-to-do family from Taal. Pook Gulod which is the other sitio of the newly created barangay was called by such name because it is located on a hilly place over looking the beautiful sunset in Anilao Bay.

The fast increasing number of its inhabitants made the people of this region decide for themselves to separate from its mother barrio of Anilao and create a new barangay under Republic Act 3590 otherwise known as the Revised Barrio Charter.

Throught the untiring and unselfish efforts and leadership of some prominent men & women of those two sitios witheparticular reference to Mr. Melecio Panganiban, Atty. Artemio Reyes, Atty. Roberto Panganiban, Mr. David Ilagan, Mr. Jorge Magmanlac, Mr. Pedro Dolor, Mr. Bruno Sandoval, Mr. Remegio Brucal and other citizens of these two sitios, they prepared and submitted to proper authorities a resolution duly signed by no less thanfive hundred (500) inhabitants of the place claiming independence to the mother barangay.

Thus a new barangay was born with jurisdical personality of its own known and commonly called by its registered name "Barangay Anilao East".

Barangay Anilao East is bounded on the east by Barangay Pulong Niogan, on the north by Barangay Orense and Magalang-galang, Bauan, on the west by Barangay Anilao Proper and on the south by Barangay Majuben and Barangay Sta. Ana.

This barangay has a land area of approximately 150 hectares or 1,500,000 square meters, and a population of around 750 at present.

Most of the inhabitants of this barangay are farmers who own their land. The others are engaged in other occupations such as carpentry, weaving, driving and trading. Many are professionals who have found lucrative jobs abroad like teachers, engineers, nurses, midwives, doctors and lawyers. Many more are employed locally especially those who have not finished college education.

The first elected barrio officials of Barangay Anilao East whose names are engraved on the will of the first erected Multi-Purpose Center, Leviste-Type are:

Bo. Captain	Mr. Melecio B. Panganiban
Bo. Councilors	Mr. Roberto Dimaapi
	Mr. Briccio Umali
	Mr. Cosme Brucal
	Mr. Flaviano Guia
	Mr. Bruno Sandoval
	Mr. Mauricio Alcayde
Secretary	Mr. David Ilagan
Treasurer	Mrs. Josefa H. Masangcay
Advisers	Atty. Artemio Reyes
	Mr. Gavino G. Ilagan
	Mr. Jorge Magmanlac
	Mr. Remegio Brucal

These elected barrio officials were the first men to run the affairs of the barrio government which began in 1968.

The present barrio officials who were elected last 1972 election prior to the declaration of Martial Law in the country on September 21, 1972 are as follows:

Barangay Captain	Mr. Melecio Panganiban
Councilmen	Mr. Mauricio Alcayde
	Mr. Bruno Sandoval
	Mr. Ambrocio Alcayde
	Mr. Loreto Masangcay
	Mr. Roberto Dimaapi
	Mr. Pedro Masangcay

The first school erected in the barrio was a one room school house built in 1924 and the first teacher to teach in this school was Miss Asuncion Villaluz, now a government pensionada. This barangay has a big elementary now headed by a principal. It is the third biggest elementary school in the district of Mabini with a teaching force of 19 teachers including the principal.

The present components of the Anilao Elementary School teaching force are as follows:

1.	Mrs. Felisa M. Sandoval	I	-	A
2.	Mrs. Leticia E. Intac	I	-	B
3.	Mrs. Teodosia M. Panopio	II	-	A
4.	Mrs. Pacita A. Castillo	II	-	B
5.	Mrs. Lourdes A. Silang	III	-	A
6.	Mrs. Edith M. Reyes	III	-	B
7.	Mrs. Rosario R. Encarnacion	IV	-	A
8.	Mr. Wilfredo M. Dolor	IV	-	B
9.	Mrs. Martina S. Umali	V	-	A
10.	Mr. Gavino G. Ilagan	V	-	B
11.	Miss Angelina R. Caraig	VI	-	A
12.	Mrs. Gloria B. Quirabo	VI	-	B
13.	Mr. Jorge Magmanlac	VI	-	C
14.	Mr. Napoleon m. Encarnacion Elem. Agri. & Ind. Arts Teacher
15.	Miss Sofia B. Alcayde	H.E. Teacher
16.	Mrs. Lourdes P. Magnaye	Music Teacher & Rondalla Trainer
17.	Mrs. Amelia M. Maranan	Guidance Teacher & Librarian

These are the teachers that compose the teaching force of Anilao Elementary School and to these public school mentors lie the fate of no less than 315 school children who will someday become the future leaders of tomorrow.