winning captain and former Chief Executive of Fairfax Media Patrick Marshall, geologist Hamish McDouall, Mayor of Whanganui Sir John McGrath, Solicitor-General and Supreme Court Justice Ian McKelvie, National Party MP Air Vice Marshal Cuthbert MacLean, RAF Officer Lloyd Morrison, businessman Arthur Porritt, Baron Porritt, former Governor-General of New Zealand, Olympic medallist Sir Hugh Rennie KC, lawyer and businessman Earle Riddiford, lawyer and mountaineer John Scott, former Director-General of the Fiji Red Cross Rebecca Scown, Olympic gold medalist in rowing Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, Fijian statesman Sir Brian Talboys, Deputy Prime Minister 1975–1981 John Tanner, murderer Sir Ron Trotter, businessman Jeremy Wells, television and radio personality Professor David Williams, Treaty of Waitangi and legal scholar Headmasters Charles Henry Sinderby Nicholls (1854–1865) Henry H Godwin (1865–1877) George Richard Saunders (1878–1882) Bache Wright Harvey (1882–1887) Walter Empson (1888–1909) Julian Llewellyn Dove (1909–1914) Hugh Latter (1914–1916) Patrick Marshall (1917–1922) Robert Guy Wilson (1922) Charles Frederick Pierce (1922–1931) John Allen (1932–1935) Frank William Gilligan (1936–1954) Rab Brougham Bruce-Lockhart (1954–1960) Thomas Umfrey Wells (1960–1980) Ian McKinnon (1980–1988) Trevor Stanton McKinlay (1988–1995) Johnathan Rae Hensman (1995–2003) Craig Considine (2003–2008) Tim Wilbur (2008–2013) Chris Moller (2013–2017) Ross Brown (2017–2017) (acting) Wayne Brown (2018–present) Notes References External links Whanganui Collegiate School official website Educational institutions established in 1852 Secondary schools in Manawatū-Whanganui Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Boarding schools in New Zealand Schools in Whanganui Anglican schools in New Zealand 1852 establishments in New Zealand