Head Masters
- Frank Cary (1954–55)
- Ashley Gordon Brooker (1955–59)
- Hugh Cole (1959–1960)
- Dougal Turner (1960–1984). Deceased October, 2009.
- Neil Todd (1984–2000)
- Gordon Macdonald (2000–2001)
- Reginald W Querl (2001 to date)
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