painter Leonard Shillam, sculptor David Malouf, internationally acclaimed author Brad Shepherd, member of seminal Australian bands The Fun Things, The Hitmen and The Hoodoo Gurus Ian Haug and John Collins of the band Powderfinger Murray Shepherd, member of seminal Australian bands The Fun Things, The Screaming Tribesmen and The Four Horsemen. Ian Fraser, singer of seminal Brisbane band Dementia 13 and Australian punk band Nunbait Spencer Howson, radio presenter Stephen Vagg, writer, author of All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane (2007) Adam Zwar, actor and creator of award-winning television shows Wilfred and Lowdown Stephen Lance, award-winning director Christopher Wrench, organist David Logan, author, historian, artistic director of Cabaret Puppet Theatre Philip Edmiston, artistic director, Queensland Marionette Theatre and Theatrestrings Ray Chen, violinist Hanbyul (Jason) Jang, member of K-pop boy band Led Apple Brett Williams, lead guitarist, backing vocalist with the band Choirboys who had hits such as Run To Paradise, Boys Will Be Boys, Struggletown, Rendezvous, Empire. Science and academia Jock R. Anderson, agricultural economist at the World Bank and emeritus professor at the University of New England John Graeme Balsillie, inventor, communications engineer, business proprietor who oversaw establishment of Australia's coastal radio network Bob Bryan, geologist and businessman Wilton Wood Russell Love, prominent Brisbane doctor and one of the foundation members for the Senate of the University of Queensland 1910-1916 Alexander Marks, physician and military officer Errol Solomon Meyers, prominent Brisbane doctor and one of the founding fathers of the University of Queensland School of Medicine. Donald Nickin, chemical engineer and professors, Dux of his final year at the school Cameron Bell, endocrinologist and Senior Lecturer, Medicine - Northern Clinical School, University of Sydney Business Tom Strachan, head of AWX Sport Dick Marks - Wallaby and national coaching director Trent Baker, pitcher and outfielder for the Cleveland Indians and Brisbane Bandits baseball teams Mitchell Chapman, New South Wales Waratahs player Samuel Conrad, Australian eight Olympic rower Ben Cutting, cricket, Queensland Bulls, Australia, Brisbane Heat Luke DeVere, professional footballer, former QAS, AIS and current Brisbane Roar and Socceroo centre back Ben Dunk, cricket, Queensland Bulls, Hobart Hurricanes, Tasmania Tigers Roy Emerson, tennis player, won 12 Grand Slam singles titles and 16 Grand Slam doubles titles Francis Gailey, Australian/American freestyle swimmer Julian Gardner, Rugby, Wallaby & Italy Matthew Hammelmann- AFL Footballer Lee Holdsworth, V8 Supercar driver Toby Jenkins, Olympic water polo player 2004 Dick Johnson, V8 Supercar legend Tom Lawton, former