Association Richard Sanders Rogers, medical pioneer, and authority on Australian orchids Military Arthur Seaforth Blackburn VC, soldier and lawyer; Winner of the Victoria Cross Colonel Walter Dollman VD, a Pulteney "old boy" and president of the Old Scholars Assoc., was commander of the 27th Battalion that saw service in Egypt, Gallipoli and in the Somme. David Kenney, flight lieutenant, awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross, Brigadier General Stanley Price Weir, DSO, VD, JP (1866-1944), public servant and Australian Army officer Sports Lloyd Pope, Under 19 Australian Cricketer. Bruce Abernethy, former AFL player and sports news reader. Josh Francou, Magarey Medal winner 1996,player for North Adelaide Roosters(SANFL) and Port Adelaide Football Club(AFL) Australian rules football clubs. Jordan McMahon, current player in the AFL for the Richmond Tigers. Andrew Leipus, sports physiotherapist Maurice P. Hutton, died 1940, cricketer and footballer Harry Blinman, famous South Australian cricketer and former President of the South Australian Cricket Association Michael Aish, Magarey Medal winner 1981 Arts Peter Dawson, internationally acclaimed bass-baritone and songwriter Harold Thomas, first Aboriginal student of Pulteney, and designer of the Australian Aboriginal Flag Sean Williams, science fiction author Lewis Fitz-Gerald, actor. Jeffrey Smart, expatriate Australian artist of the Precisionist movement. Smart's works today return prices in excess of AUD$1,000,000 at auctions worldwide. He is a disciple of Adelaide artist Kirkman Meller, died 1962, South Australian writer Michael Burden, Fellow in Music, Dean and Chattels Fellow at New College, Oxford, also Director of New Chamber Opera, and Professor of Opera Studies in the Faculty of Music, University of Oxford Keith Phillips, photographer, Official Photographer of University of Adelaide Rhett Giles, Actor (Stage/Film) and Producer Business Joseph Albert Riley, (1869-1940), prominent Adelaide businessman, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, philanthropist, notably awarded the King Albert Medal for services in the Great War Colin Blore Bednall, journalist and media manager, Editor and Director of Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd. Oscar Lionel Isaachsen, banker Alan Scott Martin, died 1958, former Assistant Chief Valuer of the Land Tax Department, and former member of the Australian Land Board Other Jed Richards, author of 'One Long Day' Other In 2008, Pulteney Grammar School was accused of discriminating against two brothers, students at the school, by offering financial incentives to female students but not males, whose fees exceed $21,000 p.a. In 2009, many parents, heritage groups and members of the general public condemned Pulteney's plan to demolish the school's Morgan Building, a