Garcia, Jr., 1992–1993 Bernard Cobarrubias, 1993–1994 Michael John C. Ac-ac, 1994–1995 Ibarra M. Gutierrez, 1995–1996 Voltaire Veneracion, 1996–1997 Lourdes C. Gordolan, 1997–1998 Jeanie Rose Bacong, 1998–1999 Seymour Barros-Sanchez, 1999–2000 Herbert V. Docena, 2000–2001 Duke M. Bajenting, 2001–2002 Ellaine Rose A. Beronio, 2002–2003 Sherwin A. Mapanoo, 2003–2004 Jayson DP. Fajarda, 2004–2005 Juan Paolo E. Colet, 2005–2006 Karl Fredrick M. Castro, 2006–2007 Jerrie M. Abella, 2007–2008 Larissa Mae R. Suarez, 2008–2009 Om Narayan A. Velasco, 2009–2010 Pauline Gidget R. Estella, 2010–2011 Marjohara S. Tucay, 2011–2012 Ma. Katherine H. Elona, 2012–2013 Julian Inah G. Anunciacion, 2013–2014 Mary Joy T. Capistrano, 2014–2016 Karen Ann A. Macalalad, 2016–2017 Sanny Boy D. Afable, 2017–2018 Jayson Edward B. San Juan, 2018–2019 Beatrice P. Puente, 2019–2020 Kimberly Anne P. Yutuc, 2020–2021 Polynne E. Dira, 2021–2022 Daniel Sebastianne B. Daiz, 2022–present Notable alumni Ambrosio Padilla, elected member of the Senate of the Philippines. Jose Maria Sison, scholar, revolutionary, and founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines. Franklin Drilon, Senate of the Philippines President. Miriam Defensor Santiago, first woman editor-in-chief of the Philippine Collegian; elected member of the Senate of the Philippines. Edcel C. Lagman, eight term Representative of the First District of Albay; Author of the Reproductive Health Law, and the triumvirate of human rights laws, namely: the Anti-Enforced Disappearance Law, Anti-Torture Act, and Human Rights Victims Reparation and Recognition Act. Wenceslao Vinzons, student leader, former governor and representative of Camarines Norte. Ninotchka Rosca, author of the English language novels State of War and Twice Blessed. Renato Constantino, historian, author of the Filipino novels A Past Revisited and The Continuing Past. Leonardo Quisumbing, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. Abraham Sarmiento, Jr., student leader. Reynato Puno, Supreme Court of the Philippines Chief Justice. Temario Rivera, Former professor of political science at the University of the Philippines Diliman; author of Landlords and Capitalists: Class, Family and State in Philippine Manufacturing. Sheila Coronel, journalist, founder of Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. Ma. Lourdes C. Mangahas, founder of Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. Michael Purugganan, Professor of Biology and Dean for Science at the New York University. Joker Arroyo, elected member of the Senate of the Philippines. Arturo Tolentino, representative, elected member of the Senate of the Philippines, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Vice President of the Philippines. Benigno Aquino Jr., elected member of the Senate of the Philippines; martyr; namesake of Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Jovito Salonga,