court that this system existed and that it failed to implement adequate control. Notable alumni Alumni of Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School are known as Old Boys, and may elect to join the school's alumni association, the Farrer Old Boys' Association. The Old Boys' network totals approximately 4,000 members. Some notable Farrer Old Boys include: Business * Geoffrey Lee Miller principal of GCM Strategic Services Pty Limited; Chair of Farmshed Ventures Pty Ltd, and Beeline Technologies Inc. (USA); Chair of the Board of Trustees of the International Food Policy Research Institute (Washington, D.C.); Director of Agrilink, Agsystems Pty Ltd, and JEM Bonds Ltd; Chair of Value Added Wheat CRC Ltd Entertainment, media and the arts * Pixie Jenkinsmusician; Golden Guitar winning fiddler ;Politics, public service and the law Mark Coultonpolitician; Member for Parkes Adam Marshallpolitician; Member for Northern Tablelands Tony Windsorformer politician; represented New England Sport George Bartonsport shooter who represented Australia at the Athens and Beijing Olympics * Tom Learoyd-Lahrsrugby league player for the Brisbane Broncos and Canberra Raiders Matthew Smithhockey player who represented Australia at the Atlanta Olympics Richard Swainrugby league player for the Hunter Mariners, Melbourne Storm, Brisbane Broncos and the New Zealand national side Peter Taylorrugby league player for the South Sydney Rabbitohs Alan Tonguerugby league player; former captain of the Canberra Raiders Peter Worsleyrifle shooter who represented Australia at the Atlanta, Sydney and Athens Paralympics See also List of government schools in New South Wales List of selective high schools in New South Wales List of boarding schools in Australia Schools in Tamworth, New South Wales References External links Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School website Buildings and structures in Tamworth, New South Wales Educational institutions established in 1939 Boarding schools in New South Wales Australian schools providing vocational education Boys' schools in New South Wales Selective schools in New South Wales Public high schools in New South Wales Agricultural schools 1939 establishments in Australia