agreement. Notable Old Campbellians Past pupils are known as Old Campbellians or OCs and the school has an extensive past pupil organisation known as The Old Campbellian Society which has several branches across the United Kingdom, USA and Asia as well as regular OC reunions at the school itself. The school colours are black and white, whilst the OC colours are black, white and green. Dudi Appleton, director, screenwriter and journalist Derek Bell, harpist, member of The Chieftains Edward Armstrong Bennet, army chaplain, psychiatrist, analytical psychologist, friend of Carl Jung, author Paul Bew, scholar and life peer Andrew Bree, swimmer Thomas Watters Brown, judge Gordon Burns, journalist and television presenter Sir Anthony Campbell, retired judge William C. Campbell, parasitologist and Nobel Laureate in Physiology/Medicine David Caves, actor who is perhaps best known for his role as Jack Hodgson in the BBC drama series Silent Witness Sir John Collins, businessman David S. Crawford, librarian Freeman Wills Crofts, author; was a member of the school's first class in 1894 George Currie, Northern Irish barrister and politician Edmund De Wind, Victoria Cross recipient Eric Robertson Dodds, classical scholar William John English, Victoria Cross recipient whose medal was bequeathed to the school Chris Farrell, rugby union footballer for Ireland Thomas Henry Flewett, virologist Mike Gibson Lloyd Hall-Thompson, British Member of Parliament Gordon Hamilton (rugby player) Paddy Hirsch, journalist, author, award-winning reporter, producer and presenter for NPR and Marketplace (radio program) Michael Hoey, golfer John Irvine, award-winning ITV News journalist Ken Kennedy (rugby player) Charles Lawson, actor C. S. Lewis, author Gary Lightbody, vocalist and guitarist in Snow Patrol Sir John MacDermott, Baron MacDermott, former Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland James Godfrey MacManaway, MP and Church of Ireland minister William MacQuitty, film producer Neil McComb, rugby union footballer for Ulster Colonel Sir Michael McCorkell – Northern Irish soldier Sir Percy McElwaine, barrister and Attorney General of Fiji Alan McFarland, former British Army officer and Ulster Unionist politician Alan McKibbin, British Member of Parliament F. E. McWilliam, sculptor A.P.W. Malcomson, historian Tim Martin, founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon Darren Meredith, footballer John Morrow, peace activist Tom O'Toole, rugby union footballer for Ulster Julie Parkes now Brown, Northern Ireland's first Female Olympic Swimmer Los Angeles 1984 Stuart Pollock, cricketer and cricket administrator Jonny Quinn, drummer in Snow Patrol John Thompson Shepherd, physician and medical researcher James Simmons, poet Jamie Smith, rugby union footballer for Ulster