Presidents of The Parent- Teacher Association
(Yang Di- Pertua Persatuan Ibu- Bapa dan Guru- Guru Sekolah Menengah Convent Bukit Nanas)
- 1973- 1974 Professor Ahmad bin Mohd Ibrahim
- 1974- 1976 Mr Joseph Liew
- 1976- 1978 Yang Arif Tun Azmi bin Mohamed
- 1978- 1979 Yang Arif Dato' Azmi bin Kamarrudin
- 1979- 1983 Yang Arif Tan Sri Datuk Hj Mohd Salleh bin Abas
- 1983- 1984 Dr Ariffin bin Mohd Ismail
- 1984- 1985 Encik Mohtar Abdullah
- 1985- 1987 Yang Arif Tan Sri Datuk Abdul Hamid bin Hj Omar
- 1987- 1989 Yang Arif Dato' Mohtar Abdullah
- 1989- 1990 Yang Berbahagia Datin Naimah Sulaiman Hasbi
- 1990- 1993 Yang Berbahagia Puan Sri Dr. Rohana Zubir
- 1993- 1994 Tuan Haji Sulaiman bin Hj Mohd Yusof
- 1994- 1997 Yang Arif Justice Dato' K.C. Vohrah
- 1997- Yang Arif Justice Dato' T. Selventhiranathan
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