sport also has its own uniform for games, a black tracksuit with College crest is required for travelling to and from games venues and for field trips where the uniform of the day is not suitable. Governance The Christ's College governing body comprises a chairman, Warden and Fellows. The Bishop of Christchurch is ex officio Warden. Current Warden: Bishop of Canterbury, Peter Carrell Executive Principal: Garth Wynne Notable alumni Alumni of Christ's College are known as Old Boys, and may elect to join the school's alumni association, the Christ's College Old Boys' Association (CCOBA). Some notable Christ's College Old Boys include: Academia John McMillan (1951–2007), economist, former Professor of Stanford University Murray C. Wells (born 1936), emeritus professor at the University of Sydney Robin Williams (1919–2013), mathematician, vice-chancellor Paul Wilson (born 1941), criminologist, Chair of Criminology at Bond University; crime author; sexual offender Business John Anderson (1945–2018), chief executive and Director of ANZ National Bank Limited Don Elder, CEO of Solid Energy Peter Elworthy (1935–2004), prominent rural businessman Bill Hamilton (1899–1978), inventor of the jet boat Tim Wallis (born 1938), deer industry pioneer, developer of Warbirds over Wanaka Miles Warren (1929–2022), architect Richard Woods (born 1941), former director of the S.I.S. Entertainment, media and the arts Denis Glover (1912–1980), poet Mark Hadlow (born 1957), actor Leigh Hart (born 1970), comedian, actor "That Guy" James Milne, musician, The Reduction Agents, known as Lawrence Arabia Sam Neill (born 1947), actor William Pember Reeves (1857–1932), author, historian James Reid (born 1974), musician, The Feelers Teddy Tahu Rhodes (born 1966), singer Lin Saunders (1908–1995), music critic, broadcaster Military Edgar Kain (1918–1940), the first RAF flying ace of WW2 Guy Newton, a RNZAF flying ace of WW2 Charles Upham (1908–1994), war hero, double Victoria Cross winner Public service Jack Acland (1904–1981), MP for Michael Cullen (1945–2021), former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Jonathan Elworthy (1936–2005), former Minister of Lands and Forests (1981–1984), member of Parliament for Waitaki, and farmer Michael Fowler (born 1929), architect and former Mayor of Wellington Jim Gerard (born 1936), MP for Rangiora and Mayor of Waimakariri Geoff Gerard (1904–1997), MP for Mid-Canterbury and Ashburton Arthur Guinness (1846–1913), politician, former Speaker of Parliament Sam Johnson (born 1989), organiser of the Student Volunteer Army Ed Latter (1928–2016), National MP for Marlborough Duncan MacIntyre (1915–2001), National MP for various electorates in the Hawkes' Bay William Fisher Pearson (1854–1888), MP for Ashley Derek