1951. Andrews moved to India in 1914 to take up a post as senior history and geography master at La Martinière Calcutta. In 1921 he was appointed Headmaster of the Boys' High School and College in Allahabad. He was appointed Principal of La Martinière Lucknow in 1926. Andrews oversaw many changes and improvements to the college, including the construction of the modern well-equipped Spence and Sykes halls, the introduction of the school song, and the award of Battle Honours. Meredith Doutre was the first Indian Principal. Colonel Hector R H "Danny" Daniels. Frank J deSouza Desmond Shaw was a former pupil of La Martinière Boys. Later he was Principal of the Cathedral & John Connon School, Mumbai. Terence Phillips was also a former pupil and was briefly Principal of the school. He recently retired from his role as the Principal of Wynberg Allen, Mussoorie. Elton Stein deSouza was a former pupil who headed his Alma mater for around 20 years and retired in 2011. He started raising funds for restoration of Constantia through College Souvenirs, Bollywood Film shootings and it is this fund that is now being used ingeniously by Mr. Carlyle McFarland for restoration of Constantia as well as adaptive reuse and beautification of the entire Constantia campus. He left for his heavenly abode in the morning of 18 April 2021 due to multiple organ failure compounded by Corona virus. The college flag was kept half-mast for three days. Carlyle Andre' McFarland is the current principal of the college. He is an alumnus of the college, having competed his I.S.C. in 1979. He previously taught English at Lucknow Christian College. Girls' School In the early years the Girls' School was led by a Lady Superintendent who reported to the Principal of the Boys' School. Lady Superintendents 1869–1870 Miss Dixon 1870–1871 Mrs Marshall 1871–1872 Miss Wilson 1872–1878 Miss Auld 1879–1882 Miss Pennington 1883–1884 Miss Brenan Hayes 1885 Miss Mathews 1886–1889 Miss Granger 1890–1894 Miss Greenwood 1894–1897 Miss Young 1898–1901 Miss Edith Annette Gow 1902–1906 Miss Stephenson Jellie Principals 1907–1908 Miss Lavinia Teasdale was the first Principal and Honorary Secretary of the Girls' School. 1909–1915 Miss Ida Williams 1916–1923 Miss D. B. Oolving 1924–1937 Miss M. Chick 1937–1948 Mrs. Margaret Grayhurst 1948–1950 Mrs. Ellen Howe 1948–1950 Miss Annette Gresseux 1951–1977 Miss Mary Annette Gresseux was the first Indian Principal. She was responsible for the expansion of the school and the building