to legal education and to the law Rhodes Scholars 1913 – Ethelbert Ambrook Southee 1918 – Raymond Newton Kershaw 1919 – Arthur Wesley Wheen – BA University of Sydney (completed University of Oxford) 1921 – Alan Watt – BA University of Sydney 1929 – Ian Matheson Edwards 1955 – Alan David Ker Stout 1957 – John Maxwell Bailey 1966 – Ian William Dawes 1968 – David Atherton Griffiths 1998 – Anthony David Ross Abrahams Sport Rugby union Frank Row – rugby union player (first test captain, 3 tests, 1899) Stan Wickham – rugby union player (5 tests for the Wallabies, 1903–05) Tom Pauling – rugby union player (2 tests for the Wallabies, 1936–37) Gordon Stone – rugby union player (1 test for the Wallabies, 1938) Mick Cremin – rugby union player (19 tests for the Wallabies, 1946–48) John Thornett – rugby union player (37 tests for the Wallabies, 1955–67, 49th captain) John Bosler – rugby union player (1 tests for the Wallabies, 1956) Saxon White – rugby union player (7 tests for the Wallabies, 1956–58) John Brass – dual rugby-code international (12 tests for the Wallabies (1966–68), 6 tests for the Kangaroos (1970–75) & Kangaroo captain (1975)) Alan Skinner – rugby union player (3 tests for the Wallabies, 1969–70) Chris Whitaker – rugby union player (Waratahs, Wallabies (31 tests, 1998–2005) & Wallabies captain (2003)) Jason Jones-Hughes – rugby union player (Randwick, Waratahs, Newport, 3 tests for Wales) Marc Stcherbina – rugby union player (Waratahs, Australian Rugby Sevens, Northampton, Cardiff) Duncan McRae – rugby union player – Waratahs (1999–2000 & 2001–03), and rugby league player (South Sydney (1993–95), Canterbury (1997–98)) Bob Dwyer – 1991 World Cup-winning Australia rugby union coach, coach of Wallabies (1982–83 and 1988–91), coach of Waratahs (2001–03) Alan Gaffney – former assistant and backs coach (Wallabies) Rugby league Viv Thicknesse – rugby league player (Eastern Suburbs, New South Wales and 7 tests for Australia (1933–36)) Ross McKinnon – rugby league player (Eastern Suburbs, New South Wales and 8 tests for Australia (1935–38)) and rugby league coach (North Sydney and Canterbury-Bankstown). Great grandfather of Wade McKinnon Bruce Hopkins – rugby league player (Canterbury-Bankstown, Balmain, St. George Dragons, New South Wales and Australia (1948 Kangaroo Tour)) George Evans – rugby league player (St. George Dragons (1962–1968)), Premiership-winning halfback (1962, 1963, 1964, 1965) and rugby union player (New South Wales (1960), Wallabies (1960)) George Taylforth – rugby league player (Canterbury Bulldogs