Department of Juvenile Justice of New South Wales Vivian Chow Yungjournalist. Founder of the "United China Magazine" in Shanghai and Foreign Affairs Editor of the "Sin Wian Pao" newspaper in Shanghai in the 1930s Bruce Duncanfirst ex-student to become Member for Lismore (1965–1988) in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly Bob Elliswriter, journalist and political commentator David Ellyardscience broadcaster and weatherman Paul Hockingsauthor, editor, filmmaker, and Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois Roy Masters football coach Pat Mortonformer politician; leader of the NSW Opposition (1955–1959) and Askin Cabinet Minister John Niland former Vice Chancellor of the University of New South Wales 1992–2002 Richard Nott former President Australia-Britain Society, Australian Rep Friends of St. George's, CEO CGULMI 2001–2012, MD Australia MGICA 2012–16 At LHS 1954–56 Frank Oakesfirst ex-student to become Mayor of Lismore Oakes Oval in Lismore is named after him. Bill Rixonpolitician; Member of NSW Parliament for Lismore (1988–1999) George Sharpejudge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales 1989–1993 Isaac SmithDeputy Mayor of Lismore City Council and Councillor since September 2008 Richard Stratfordheadmaster Sydney Boys' High School 1992–1999 Douglas G. StuartRegents' Professor Emeritus of Physiology, The University of Arizona Harry Wharton zoologist and entomologist, particularly for the CSIRO See also List of government schools in New South Wales Education in Australia Notes References External links New South Wales Department of Education and Training - Lismore High School NSW Schools website Public high schools in New South Wales 1920 establishments in Australia Educational institutions established in 1920 Lismore, New South Wales