suicide on 23 January 1997, the day after being charged. Fumes exposure incident On 14 July 2010, 120 students were exposed to a chemical solvent being used in school construction works. Many of these students had been exposed for less than 20 minutes. 6 ambulance crews were dispatched to the school, where 35 students experienced sore eyes and throats as well as minor breathing difficulties. Of the students affected, 2 were hospitalised. Notable alumni Politics Don Bennett, aviation pioneer, bomber pilot and member of Member of Parliament in the UK Thomas Joseph Byrnes, former Premier of Queensland Frederick W. Paterson, a Rhodes Scholar and the only member of a Communist party ever to be elected to a parliament anywhere in Australia. Ian Macfarlane, Liberal National Federal Cabinet Minister Tom Burns, former Labor Party National President and Deputy Premier of Queensland Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, university lecturer, and social and environmental activist Sir James Killen AC KCMG, Minister for Defence and Federal Member for Moreton Law and the judiciary Justice Ian Callinan, Justice of the High Court of Australia Justice Sir Charles Powers, Justice of the High Court of Australia Justice John Logan RFD, Judge of the Federal Court of Australia and President of the Defence Force Discipline Appeal Tribunal Max Julius, a noted Barrister and Communist Peter Douglas Channell (1947–1993), a notable solicitor involved in the union movement in Queensland during the 1980/90s, president of the QLD Law Society 1988, legal advisor to the commission of inquiry during the Fitzgerald Inquiry, employed Peter Beattie as a solicitor at his firm Peter Channell & Associates Sir Arnold Lucas Bennett, a noted barrister and president of the Bar Association of Queensland (1957–1959) Henry George Fryberg was a Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland Journalism Malcolm Farr, Canberra-based political journalist and commentator Michael Ware, CNN war correspondent and Time magazine journalist Military and public service Sir Charles Spry, Director-General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Major General John Pearn AO RFD, Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force Commander Eric Feldt OBE RAN, Head of the Coastwatchers WWII Brigadier General Lachlan Chisholm Wilson, commander of the Australian Light Horse in the First World War. The arts William Baylebridge, writer and poet Robert Davidson, composer, artistic director of Topology Robin Dods, architect Robert Forster, musician, singer-songwriter and founder of The Go-Betweens Jack Lindsay, Marxist author and poet J J Hilder,