in collaboration with Loreto Mandeville Hall since 2000. The two Junior Campuses also have Performing Arts and Dramatic programs, each staging a major production every year. With the development of both the Crypt Drama Studio, below the Memorial Chapel, in 1999 and the Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, performing arts at the college has become an integral part in the school's co-curricular program. The Yearly Senior Calendar includes: Annual Musical Production in late February/early March, produced in association with Genazzano FCJ College. (Year 10,11,12) The Comedy Revue, run entirely by and for students in late March. (Year 9,10,11,12) VCE Theatre Studies Play, produced by the VCE Theatre Studies Class in May. (Year 11,12) Annual Winter Play, produced in late July in association with Loreto Mandevalle Hall Toorak. (Year 9,10,11,12) VCE Theatre Studies and Drama Solo and Monologue Performance Night in late September (Year 11,12) Spring Play, coordinated and held at Loreto Mandevalle Hall, Toorak, in association with Xavier College Drama. (Year 9,10,11) Maytime Fair The Maytime Fair has been held annually in May since 1952 and is hosted by Xavier College. It raises funds for the work of the Jesuit Mission, with support from friends and benefactors connected with schools, parishes, and other communities in Victoria and beyond. The annual fairs have been assisted by traditional sister school Genazzano FCJ College, and together, the two schools have provided a number of student-run stalls such as "Go Nuts for Donuts", a Fairy Tent and face-painting, amongst others. Each stall and attraction at the Maytime Fair donates its profit to the work of Jesuit Mission. The Maytime Fair consistently contributes over $100,000 each year for work in the developing world, including India, Cambodia, East Timor and Myanmar. In 2008 over $130,000 was raised, which was given to assist in the relief effort by Jesuit Missionaries in response to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. In 2010, over $150,000 was raised, and in 2016 $260,000 was raised Notable alumni Alumni of Xavier College are known as Old Xaverians, and all former students become members the Old Xaverians' Association (OXA). In politics, academia and the law, Xavier's alumni include: Richard Alston, a former Federal minister and diplomat William Cox, a former Governor of Tasmania Tim Fischer, a former Deputy Prime Minister Sir James Gobbo, a former Governor of Victoria Rob Hulls, a former Deputy Premier of Victoria Phillip Lynch, a former federal Treasurer and Deputy Leader