plastered, unmeaning face, too prominent to be overlooked." Notable alumni The school's alumni are often referred to as Old Elizabethans. Notable alumni of the school in the military include four Victoria Cross holders, Duncan Home, John McCrea, Lewis Halliday and Wallace Le Patourel. Other alumni in the military include British Army officers Herbert Abbott and Donald Banks, RAF officer and heir to the Seigneur of Sark, Francis William Beaumont, Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Le Cheminant, Indian army officer Horace Searle Anderson, and Chief Commissioner of Police in South Australia, William John Peterswald. Notable governmental figures educated at the school include several Bailiffs of Guernsey, including Thomas Godfrey Carey, William Carey, Havilland Walter de Sausmarez, Victor Gosselin Carey, Ambrose Sherwill, Sir Geoffrey Rowland and Sir Richard Collas. British Members of Parliament from the school include Conservative politician Edward Arthur Somerset; and Labour politician Malcolm Wicks; Lord Justice of Appeal for England and Wales, Adrian Fulford was educated at the school. Alumni in the arts include actor Barry Jones; authors William Adolf Baillie Grohman and P.G. Wodehouse; and Jean Hugo, artist and great-grandson of Victor Hugo; journalist and novelist Robert Sherard; and engineer and author Hugh Pembroke Vowles. Alumni in the sciences includes physician and academic author Dr Norman Hay Forbes; anthropologist Arthur Maurice Hocart; John Richard Magrath, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford; egyptologist Sir Peter le Page Renouf; geologist Nick McCave; and nuclear physicist Ian Chapman. Notable school alumni in sport include footballers Craig Allen and Chris Tardif; multiple world champion racing driver Andy Priaulx; athletes Dale Garland and Cameron Chalmers; cricketers George Bailey and Tim Ravenscroft; dressage rider and Olympic gold-medallist Carl Hester; squash player Chris Simpson; cyclist Tobyn Horton; and sport shooters Peter Jory and Charles Trotter. The school is also the alma mater of television presenters Bruce Parker and Murray Dron; UK media magnate, Ashley Highfield; clergyman, historian and social activist, James Parkes; Bishop of Blackburn, Nicholas Reade; explorer Edmund Kennedy; and plastic surgeon Simon Kay. Principals The school's first principal (then known as the master) was Adrian Saravia. From Saravia's departure up to the 1824 re-chartering, the record of principals is uncertain. Charles Stocker was the first principal appointed after the re-chartering. Since his appointment, portraits have been made of every principal except for George Proctor. These portraits are permanently on display in the Le Marchant library. In 2017, Jenny Palmer became the first female