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This phrase when we do have commencement exercises in the Philippines usually delivered as it is "first honorable mention" in English Language. It is not delivered in Filipino, but if there is it must've been done by selected schools mostly conservative ones and old-fashioned. But if this phrase be translated in Filipino language, it would be "unang tawag ng karangalan".
Note: The answer was translated literally.
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