Malacca High School - List of MHS's School Principals

List of MHS's School Principals

  • 1826 - Mr. T.H. Moor
  • 1843 - Mr. John Overee
  • 1862 - Mr. T. Smith
  • 1878 - Mr. Alex Armstrong (A. Armstrong)
  • 1893 - Mr. J. Howell
  • 1916 - Mr. C.F.C. Ayre
  • 1921 - Mr. C. Beamish
  • 1924 - Mr. C.G. Coleman
  • 1930 - Mr. T.A.O. Sullivan
  • 1931 - Mr. L.W. Arnold
  • 1934 - Mr. L.A.S. Jermyn
  • 1941 - Mr. C.A. Scott, Mr. Lee Chin Lin
  • 1945 - Mr. Goh Tiow Chong
  • 1946 - Mr. C. Foster, Mr. C.J. Gurney
  • 1950 - Mr. G.P. Dartford
  • 1952 - Mr. F.T. Laidlaw, Mr. E.H. Bromley
  • 1956 - Mr. A. Atkinson
  • 1957 - Mr. W. Gibson
  • 1958 - Mr. K. Kandiah, Mr. Ee Tiang Hong
  • 1960 - Mr. C.T. Wade, Mr. Goh Keat Seng
  • 1965 - Mr. Tan Teik Hock
  • 1969 - Mr. Lim Leng Lee
  • 1970 - Mr. K. Anandarajan
  • 1972 - Mr. Chan Ying Tat
  • 1985 - Tn. Haji Abdul Rafie bin Haji Mahat
  • 1991 - Tn. Haji Mohammad bin Ismail
  • 1994 - Tn. Haji Hussin bin Abdul Hamid
  • 1996 - En. Mohd Zin bin Abdul Hamid
  • 1998 - Tn. Haji Othman bin Ibrahim
  • 2000 - Tn. Haji Noh bin Haji Ahmad
  • 2001 - Tn. Haji Ya'amah bin Mohd Dris
  • 2003 - En. Mohd Ali bin Saed
  • 2006 - En. Yusof bin Haji Ahmad
  • 1 November 2006 - Tn. Haji Abd. Razak bin Che Ngah

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