Notable Alumni
- Jose A. Magpantay (Class 1968), internationally-published professor from the University of the Philippines-National Institute of Physics
- Maurino P. Bautista, Ph.D. (Class 1971 Valedictorian), 1978 Fulbright Fellow, author and Professor of Mathematics, Rochester Institute of Technology.
- Marissa Toledo-Peterson (Class 1978 Valedictorian), former Executive Vice President, Sun Microsystems and Board Member at companies such as Humana, Ansell Limited, and Kettering University.
- Lt. Col. Rene Glenn Paje (Class 1979), Chief of Staff, First Scout Ranger Regiment, Philippine Army
- Cristeta Pasia Comerford (Class 1979), culinary artist and chief cook for the White House. The first woman appointed in the position and the first of Filipino descent.
- Antonio A. Morales (Class 1980), Chief of Mission Class II, Executive Director, Office of the Undersecretary for Special and Ocean Concerns, Department of Foreign Affairs, former Consul General (Rome and Milan, Italy)
- Eugene Reyes (Class 1980), Former Commercial Attaché (Singapore and New York, USA), Foreign Trade Service Corps, Department of Trade and Industry
- Randy Sacdalan (Class 1982), sports commentator and dean of student affairs of Lyceum of the Philippines.
- John Paul B. Iñigo (Class 1982), Commercial Attaché in Rome, Italy, former Commercial Attaché (Hamburg, Germany and Brussels, Belgium), Foreign Trade Service Officer, Foreign Trade Service Corps, Department of Trade and Industry
- Rigoberto C. Advincula, PhD (Class 1983), physical chemist and 2003 Arthur K. Doolittle Awardee.
- Von Glenn Hernandez (Class 1983), environmental activist and 2003 Goldman Environmental Prize winner
- Alvin Patrimonio (Class 1983), basketball player, four-time Most Valuable Player of the Philippine Basketball Association.
- Monina Hernandez Gesmundo (Class 1987), nurse, midwife, educator, author, national reviewer for the Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination, board exam topnotcher
- Nathaniel Jordan Calvo (Class 1988), the first Filipino pilot to receive a license to fly the Airbus A380.
- Beethoven dV. Bunagan (Class 1991), a.k.a. Michael V., Philippine actor, composer, singer, and parodist.
- Analisa Balares (Class 1992), Founder and CEO of Womensphere, and Global Marketing Manager for Microsoft's blogging/social networking service.
- Tuesday Vargas (Class 1998), born as Marizel Sarangelo, Philippine singer, comedian, and Talentadong Pinoy talent scout.
- Neil Tristan Yabut (Class 1999), 1998 Sibol Awardee for Outstanding Student Creative Research and 3-time nationally televised quiz (1999 and 2000 Battle of the Brains, 2001 National Super Quiz Bee) champion
- Jeric V. Macalintal, Richard Kristoffer S. Manapat and Allan N. Estrella (Class 2002), first Filipinos to win a First Grand Award (Team Category, Physics, 2002) at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)
- Andrew John Lena (Class 2002), 2001 Digital LG Quiz champion
- Louie Mar Gangcuangco (Class 2003), author of the best-selling Filipino novel Orosa-Nakpil, Malate; and homosexuality, HIV-AIDS, and gay literature activist
- Atty. Deborah Acosta-Cajustin (Class 1996), 2006 Bar Topnotcher (Number 2)
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