Quigley (born 1932), National MP for Rangiora and co-founder of ACT Frank Rolleston (1873–1946), MP for Timaru Thomas (Tom) Shand (1911–1969), National MP for Marlborough 1946–1969, Cabinet Minister; Postmaster-General (1954–1957), Minister of Labour (1960–1969), Minister of Immigration (1960–1969), and Minister of Mines (1960–1969), and Minister of Electricity (1963–1969), farmer Andrew Tipping (born 1942), Justice of the Supreme Court of New Zealand Claude Weston DSO KC (1879–1946), House of Representatives (West Coast), First President of the National Party (1936–1940) John Whitehead, Secretary to the Treasury (2003–2011) Kenneth Williams (1870–1935), MP for Bay of Plenty William Young (born 1952), President of the New Zealand Court of Appeal Religion Charles Drennan (born 1960), 2nd Roman Catholic Bishop of Palmerston North (2012–2019) Vincent Gerard (1898–1984), 7th Anglican Bishop of Waiapu (1938–1944) Bernard O'Brien SJ (1907–1982), New Zealand Jesuit priest, philosopher, musician, writer and former seminary professor Herbert Williams (1860–1937), 6th Anglican Bishop of Waiapu and a distinguished Māori scholar (1930–1937) Peter Carrell (born 1959), 9th Anglican bishop of Christchurch (2019–present) Science and medicine Edward Sayers (1902–1985), doctor, parasitologist and Dean of the University of Otago medical school Sport Ian Botting (1922–1980), former All Black Anthony Cottrell (1907–1988), former All Black prop Bruce Deans (1960–2019), former All Black Robbie Deans (born 1959), former All Black and former Crusaders, All Blacks and Australian rugby coach Peter Fulton (born 1979), New Zealand cricketer Roddy Fulton (born 1951), New Zealand cricket director, Canterbury and Northern Districts captain Isaiah Punivai (born 2000), current Canterbury and Crusaders rugby player Zach Gallagher (born 2001), current Canterbury and Crusaders rugby player Dallas McLeod (born 1999), current Crusaders rugby player Jack Hazlett (1938–2014), former All Black Jock Hobbs (1960–2012), former All Black and former chairman of NZRU James Lassche (born 1989), current New Zealand rower Tom Lowry (1898–1976), New Zealand's first Test cricket captain Simon Maling (born 1975), former All Black David Monaghan (1922–1944), cricketer Joe Moody (born 1988), current All Black prop Damian McKenzie (born 1995), All Blacks, Tokyo Sungoliath Marty McKenzie (born 1992), Chiefs, Maori All Blacks Arthur Ollivier (1851–1897), representative cricketer and mountaineer; chairperson of the Old Boys' Association (1895–1897) Ngane Punivai (born 1998), current Canterbury and Highlanders player Isaiah Punivai (born 2000), current Canterbury and Crusaders player Alastair Robinson (born 1956), former All Black James Ryan (born 1983), former All Black John Wright (born 1954), former New Zealand cricket captain and New Zealand and Indian cricket coach See also