plus Glamis, which was dissolved in 2011. Alumni Grammar school Prof Raymond Keiller Butchart FRSE mathematician Sir Stewart Duke-Elder, important ophthalmologist, former Editor of the British Journal of Ophthalmology, and Surgeon Oculist for 29 years to the Royal Family Rt Rev Frederick Easson, Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney from 1956–72 John Gordon, Editor from 1928-52 of the Sunday Express, and President from 1948-9 of the Institute of Journalists Ian Kennedy (comic artist) Prof Malcolm Longair CBE, Jacksonian Professor of Natural Philosophy from 1991-2005 at the University of Cambridge, and Head of Physics from 1998–2005 Ian McDiarmid, actor (Return of the Jedi), and theatre director at the Almeida Theatre James McIntosh Patrick, painter William McKelvey, Labour MP from 1983-97 for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, and from 1979-83 for Kilmarnock Sir George Matthew McNaughton CB, civil engineer Prof Andrew Ronald Mitchell, Professor of Mathematics at the University of St Andrews Scott Murray – rugby union player Henry Nicoll – cricketer Walter Perry, Baron Perry of Walton OBE, first Vice-Chancellor from 1969-81 of the Open University, and former Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Edinburgh Peter Rhind – cricketer Air Marshal Sir Ernest Sidey CB, Director-General from 1971-74 of RAF Medical Services, and from 1974-85 of the Chest, Heart and Stroke Association (now known as The Stroke Association) George Simpson, Baron Simpson of Dunkeld, Chief Executive from 1996-2001 of GEC (from 1999 known as Marconi), and from 1994-6 of Lucas Industries Alexander Steele – Rhodesian-born architect and cricketer Sir Gordon Sutherland, physicist, expert on Raman spectroscopy, Director for 1956-64 of the National Physical Laboratory, President from 1964-6 of the Institute of Physics, and Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge from 1964–77 David Whitton, Labour MSP from 2007-11 for Strathkelvin and Bearsden Prof Derek Bell, President Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh Notable faculty David Dougal Williams Artist and assistant Art Master at Morgan Academy from 1922-1929. References External links Academy home page Morgan Academy's page on Scottish Schools Online Infrastructure completed in 1868 Category A listed buildings in Dundee Secondary schools in Dundee 1889 establishments in Scotland Listed schools in Scotland Educational institutions established in 1889