Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College - List of Head Prefects and Student Association's Presidents in The Past

List of Head Prefects and Student Association's Presidents in The Past

Year Head Prefect
1969–1970 Tang Mi Sum Alan
1970–1971 So Chun Fai
1971–1972 Lee Cheung Tak
1972–1973 Wan Chuen Chung Joseph
1973–1974 Chan Siu Shing
1974–1975 So Hung Raymond
1975–1976 Leung Yat Fung James
1976–1977 Fu Ning Cheung Edward
1977–1978 Tang Yin Hoi
1978–1979 Chow Kai Cheung Isaac
1979–1980 Miao Ching Wang Bruce
1980–1981 Wong Kwok Kit
1981–1982 Kong Cho Hang Christopher
1982–1983 Ko Ka Lok
1983–1984 Yip Chi Yan
1984–1985 Chan Chung Keung Cary
1985–1986 Wong Siu Shing Stephen
1986–1987 Chan Kwok Ching
1987–1988 Lam Chan Kei
1988–1989 Ip Kwok Choi Reuben
1989–1990 Luk Kar Ho Brian
1990–1991 Chan Yiu Fai
1991–1992 Fung Chi Hang
1992–1993 Yiu Chi Pang
1993–1994 Tang Hei Hang Hayes
1994–1995 Lee Kam Lun Cameron
1995–1996 Yeung Chun Kong Anson
1996–1997 Wong Chun Ming Chris
1997–1998 Yuen Chun Yeung
Year Head Prefect Student Association's President
1998–1999 Li Wah Wong Ka Lam
1999–2000 Ng Kei Wai Raymond Hung Ling Fai Simon
2000–2001 Ho Chi Cheung William Leung Sze Yan Stephen
2001–2002 Lee Yu Chun John Luk Chun Shui
2002–2003 Hong Chun Wai Steeks Leung Man Chuen
2003–2004 Lao Ka Hou Terry Lok Kin Ping
2004–2005 Liu Chun Lam Boris Tse Kiu Cheung
2005–2006 Siu Ling Kit Cheng Darren Matthew
2006–2007 Lau Cheuk Sze Takashi Ho Wai Tat
2007–2008 Lung Chun Ho Yip Wai Hong
2008–2009 Yiu Kin Man Li Chi Wa
2009–2010 Chau Yim Hang Tam Kin Wai
2010–2011 Lee Wai Lok Reynold Ng Kwok Sum
2011-2012 Tang Chak Hang Andrew Tsang Man To

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