throughout the world. Its aim is to maintain a bond between the college and its alumni, and among members. Membership is available to past pupils of the college and their parents, parents of current pupils, and current and past members of staff. Notable former pupils Lay persons Chizzy Akudolu (born 1973) – actress on BBC drama Holby City Nicholas Bannister (1960-) - associate editor The Guardian Francis Barraud (1856–1924) – painter of Nipper, the HMV trademark dog Alan Burns (1887–1980) – diplomat Michel Jean Cazabon (1813–1888) – artist Siobhan Daly (living) – producer and artistic director Sikhanyiso Dlamini (born 1987) – Princess of Swaziland Simon Geoghegan (born 1968) – Irish international rugby player Everard Green (1844–1926) – Rouge Dragon Pursuivant and Somerset Herald, College of Arms Edward Henry (1850–1931) – pioneer of fingerprint usage in crime investigations Tommie Hoban (born 1994) – professional footballer Javier Iturriaga (born 1983) – professional footballer James Lynam Molloy (1837–1909) – poet Laurence Meynell (1899–1989) – novelist and children's writer Nick Nieland (born 1972) – Commonwealth Games javelin gold medallist Mervyn O'Gorman (1871–1958) – aeronautical engineer Joseph O'Sullivan (1897–1922) – Irish nationalist Henry Oxenham (1829–1888) – controversialist and poet Everard Phillipps VC (1835–1857) – hero of the Indian Mutiny William Scholl (1882–1968) – footwear designer and businessman Neville Stack (1896–1949) – test pilot, air racer and aviation pioneer Aiden Turner (born 1977) – actor Paul Alexander Zino (1916–2004) – ornithologist, after whom Zino's petrel is named Clergy Francis Bourne (1861–1935) – Archbishop of Westminster, also buried here Adrian Fortescue (1874–1923) – priest, scholar and adventurer Reginald C. Fuller (1908–2011) – scripture scholar Daniel Gilbert – Canon and Vicar General of the Diocese of Westminster 1868–95; founder of Providence Row Night Refuge Bruce Kent (born 1929) – deconsecrated Roman Catholic priest and anti-war campaigner David Konstant (1930–2016) – 8th Bishop of Leeds Ronald Knox (1888–1957) – satirist, essayist, novelist and translator Declan Lang (born 1950) – Bishop of Clifton George Michael Lenihan (1858–1910) – Fifth Catholic Bishop of Auckland, New Zealand (1896–1910) Edward Myers (1875–1956) – president of St Edmund's College 1918–32, Coadjutor Archbishop of Westminster 1951–6, Titular Archbishop of Beroea, editor, Clergy Review; namesake of Archbishop Myers Secondary School, now St Mark's Catholic School, Hounslow Frederick Oakeley (1802–1880) – translator of the carol "Adeste Fideles" into English Clement Henry Parsons – founder and first headmaster of Finchley Catholic High School James Scanlan (1899-1976) - Archbishop