With a membership-based nonprofit organization of 200,000 young people ages 18 to 40 in 5,000 communities and more than 100 countries around the world. History of JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes
The JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes (San Pablo Jaycees) was born and its charter officers installed in to office on a Saturday evening, November 13, 1948 at the roof garden of the City Hall. The Chapter was formally formed
on October 3, 1948 in grandiose affair attended by Jaycee dignitaries such as Ramon V. del Rosario, Manila Jaycee President; Jose N. Mayuga, JCI Regional Director for Asia, Africa and Oceana; Gregorio Feliciano, JCI Vice President; Oscar Arellano, Manila Jaycees Vice President for External Affairs; Artemio Vergel de Dios and Rafael Estrada, Director. Inducted into office as Charter Officers were Miguel Suarez, President; William Buns, Executive Vice President; Manuel Bienvenida, VP-Internal; Feliciano Alcantara, VP-External, Juan B. Hernandez, Secretary; Hipolito Magno, Treasurer, Pedro Alvero, Jose R. Azores, Archimedes Brion, Enrique Capistrano, Gregorio Leonor, Maximo Magcase, German Reyes and Feliciano Ticzon, Directors. Determined to prove community leadership, the young chapter ventured into its first project called "Keep the City Clean Campaign". More then 100 garbage cans were distributed all over the city proper. Such initiative served to inspire the city residents to keep the city clean and beautiful. The First National Convention of the Phillipine Jaycees was held in Manila on February 11-13, 1949. San Pablo delegates participated actively in the deliberations of vital and current national issues that their voice was heard and ideas highly considered. It was on that convention that the proposals to make 40, instead of 35, as the maximum agefor Jaycee membership and to delete the words COMMERCE from the name of the organization were brought to floor for deliberation. Hernandez was the father of two proposals. On March 1-8, 1950, the JCI 5th World Congress was held in Manila. Highlighting this national event in Jayceeism was a Trade and Industrial Exhibition at Manila Hotel's Fiesta Pavilion. The booth of the local Jaycees came out winner of the First Award for originality in food production. As one of the big attractions in the exhibition, it became the most photographed booth. On that same year, a 23-man local JCI delegation headed by President Archimedes Brion motored to Malacanan Palace and presented a resolution to President Elpidio Quirino appealing to him to cause the appropriation of money for the construction of a Puericulture Center in the resolution coupled with intelligent and dignified representaion of San Pablo Jaycees got the approving nod of the President. The Puericulture Center was constructed and inaugurated a year later under the incumbency of President Hipolito Magno. There have been noteworthy projects of the chapter. Namely the establishment of Pag-Ibig at Pag-Asa, a school for special children have been initiated. Also the chapter has been known and well recognized as a mover for sports development. We have been constantly conducting basketball tournaments and bike competitions. Our latest bike fest project that has been implemented for the past years is the KABYAW SA KALIKASAN which is joined by amateur and professional cyclists from all over the country and participating at the city fiesta, COCOFEST a tourist attraction during the month of January. JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes has been a member of the JCI Philippines for 74 years. And the club continous to live, not because it has to, because it has noble mission to fulfill. It will have to meet a thousand odds, but certainly, it can be brave them all, for indeed challenges have become its strength and test its life. And like a house built on a rock it will stand firm and strong. It shall pass thru uneven condition and time transcend through ages , only to prove the genuity of its ideals, the provity of the JCI through the effectiveness of its efforts and the greatness of it's organization. Roster of Presidents
1948 Marcial Alimario
1948-1949 Mike Suarez
1949-1950 Archie Brion
1950-1951 Poleng Magno
1951-1952 Caliz Deveza
1952-1953 Pete Alvero
1953-1954 Nonong Brion
1954-1955 Naning Alcantara
1956-1957 Diding Exconde
1957-1958 Gregorio Imperial
1958-1959 Palermo BaΓ±agale
1959-1960 Santiago Masanga, Jr.
1960-1961 Leonides de Leon
1961-1963 Melanio Valdellon, Jr.
1964 Arsenio Gesmundo
1964 Exie Alicpala
1965 Juanito Magno
1966 JCI Sen Pete Buiser
1967 Virgilio Reyes
1968 JCI Sen Edy Constantino
1969 JCI Sen Louie Perlas
1970 JCI Sen Jose de Mesa
1971 JCI Sen Rod SupeΓ±a
1972 JCI Sen Jose A. Gomez, Jr.
1973 JCI Sen Tedy Alcantara
1974 JCI Sen Memo S. Almonte Action Year
1975 JCI Sen Lito J. Merin More Alive
1976 JCI Sen Marius F. Zabat Sr. Spirit of '76
1977 JCI Sen Jacy Gatchalian Headway 77/ RVP
1978 JCI Sen June Dy Ning Remarkable Year
1979 JCI Sen Hugo Eseo Achievers
1980 JCI Sen Mike Rellera Memorable
1981 JCI Sen Tony Dy Ning Spectacular
1982 JCI Sen Ruben Mesinas Balik Sigla
1983 JCI Sen Ato Estrellado Unity in '83
1984 Rony Carlos We Share
1985 Lito Belen Kaganapan, Kaunlaran, Katatagan
1986 Hector Buncayo Love, Peace, Unity
1987 Leo Castillo Dynamic 87
1988 Sozing Tenorio All Friends
1989 Dan Consul High Spirit
1990 Bernie de Mesa Get Involved
1991 Benny Uy Mobilizer
1992 Benzon Villaflor Intensity
1993 Bernie Silva Siglakas
1994 Rommel D. Ajes Endeavor
1995 Nonie Benitez/Rommel Ajes
1996 Rogelio B. Dioso Vision
1997 Venus Funtanilla Turning Point
1998 JCI Sen Marius Myrone Zabat Jr. Golden Spirit '98/ AVP 2005
1999 Henry Cortez Trained to Lead
2000 JCI Sen Arnel P. Borja J.C. S.H.A.LO.M./ AVP 2001
2001 Sesinando Ariate J.C. P.L.U.S.
2002 Jose Leonardo Z. Perlas J.C. C.A.R.E.S.
2003 Benicio M. Caparas J.C. L.E.A.D.S.
2004 JCI Sen Me'ven Zabat Entrepreneurs in Action
2005 Noel Barrion Entrepreneurs in Action
2006 Richard C. Pavico Entrepreneurs in Action/ RVP 2007
2007 JCI Sen Rafael Dela Cruz Be Better!/ RVP 2008
2008 JCI Sen Normandy I. Flores Be Better. Active Citizenship./ RVP 2009
2009 JCI Sen Jose A. Agoncillo Jr. Be Better. Active Citizenship./ RVP 2010
2010 JCI Sen John Rainier E. Barbaza, Active Citezenship./ AVP 2011
2011 Rafael P. Mandap
2012 JCI Sen Melchor M. Alvero
2013 Cristina G. Fontanilla
2014 David Gamara
2015 JCI Sen Paul Jess P. Estrellado, AVP 2016, NT 2017, NEVP 2018, National President 2019, Immediate Past National President 2020, JCI (World) Vice President 2021
2016 JCI Sen Loreto S. Amante
2017 JCI mem Jojit Narvaez
2018 JCI Mem. Raymond Estrellado - RVP 2019
2019 JCI Mem Jan Audrey Lee Ho
2020 JCI mem Justin Colago
2021 JCI Mem Patrick Ivan Calapine
2022 JCI Mem Ma Diana Lyn Carlos
2023 JCI Mem Rodhora P. Estrellado
2024 JCI Mem Beberlie Rose Nassif
2025 JCI Mem Rovin Estrellado / AVP 2026
2026 JCI Mem Jessa Estrellado
*AVP - Area Vice President
RVP - Regional Vice President
