Notable Alumni
Architecture
- Geoffrey Selwyn Richards
Art
- Gwyn Hanssen Pigott, Ceramic artist
- David Davies, Artist
- Harold Herbert, War artist
Citations
- Maud Crang, OAM
- Gwen Heinz, OAM
- David Baird, OAM
- Keith Edmundson, OAM
- Russell Mein, OAM
- Geoffrey Wilson Oliver, OAM
- Herbert Horace Olney, Knighthood
- William (Bill) Paterson, Public Service medal & Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal
Defence
- Major General Harold "Pompey" Edward Elliott, Distinguished Soldier and Senator
- Admiral Sir Guy Gaunt, Chief of British Intelligence in the USA, WWII
- Colonel Arthur Lynch, Journalist; Physician; Author
Diplomatic service
- Colin McDonald, Australian Ambassdor in South Africa 1988-92; Egypt 1993
- William (Bill) Paterson, 2008 Ambassdor for Counter-Terrorisn; Public Service Medal 2004, Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal 2005
- Sir Patrick Shaw, Australian Ambassador to Washington 1974-75
Fashion
- Joe Saba, Fashion designer
Information Services
- Margery C Ramsay, Principal Librarian, State of Victoria 1974-81
Law
- Peter Jopling, Queens Counsel
- Rt Hon Lord Augustus Andrewes Uthwatt, House of Lords
Medicine
- Marie Cutbush Crookston, Medical research
- Dorothea Heitmann, Radiologist
Performing arts/media
- Bill Hunter, Actor
- Elsie Morison, Soprano
- Florence 'Madame Ballara' Towl, Opera singer
- Ben Northey, Conductor
- Chelsea Gibb, Actress
- Kimberley Davies, Actress
- Bruce Roberts, Television news presenter
- James Roche, Music producer & composer
Politics
- John Button, Senator
- Michael Ronaldson, Senator
- Bernard Dowiyogo, President, Nauru
Religion
- Cecil Gribble, Missionary & evangelist
Sport Australian Football League
- Percy Beames, Melbourne Football Club, 1930-41 premiership teams; captain-coach 1942-44
- John Birt, Essendon Football Club, member of 1962 and 1965 premiership teams; W.S. Crichton Medalist in 1961, 1965 and 1967
- Alastair Clarkson, 2008 Premiership coach of the Hawthorn Football Club
- Bob "Geelong Flier" Davis, Geelong Football Club, Member of 1951-52 premiership teams, Captain 1955-58, Best and Fairest 1957
- Michael Jamison, Carlton Football Club
- Andrew Symonds, Australian Cricket team
Cricket
- Percy Beames, represented Victoria in Cricket 1933-46; team captain 1946
Olympians
- Sara Heard, Rowing, Beijing 2008
- Maragaret McIver, Dressage, Los Angeles 1984
- Graham Crouch, Athletics, Montreal 1976
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