on music while in Australia Alan Colefax, "Tom the Naturalist" Albert Collins (1883–1951), "Joe" "Argo 1A" ran 'Joe's Art Gallery' for the Club James Condon, actor (Western Australia) Paddy Conroy, producer 1962– Douglas Cribb became "Orpheus" from 1946–53 while Harold Williams was in Britain Gina Curtis "Gina" –1959 Margaret Dalton "Nan" "Argo 10" record librarian and co-compere succeeded Elizabeth as OIC –1952 Talbot Duckmanton "Tal", a future ABC General Manager, who hosted a weekly sports segment Lindley Evans, "Mr Melody Man" "Argo 4", a noted pianist and accompanist John Ewart, "Jimmy" "Argo 29" co-compere 1954–72 John K. Ewers, "Inky Wells" "Diogenes" Peter Finch, guest presenter Atholl Fleming, "Mac" "Jason" compere 1939–72 Cecil Fraser, "Argo 9" composed club song Barbara Frawley, "Barbara" 1957– Dame Mary Gilmore, "Argo 8" John Gunn, "Icarus" writing 1957–69 Wally Hanley, "Walter the sound effects man" (thereafter every sound effects man carried the same moniker) Frank Harvey, "Nestor" (the storyteller) Marcia Hathaway played "Judy" in Punch and Judy segment; killed in shark attack Diana Heath A. D. Hope, "Antony Inkwell" "Argo 3" poet Diana Horn, "Diana" Diane Hosking, "Robyn" 1959– Frank Hurley, "Argo 7" gave weekly talks on photography and Antarctica Roy Kinghorn, "Linnaeus" naturalist: 1962–1971 Billie Lean, office manager Faith Linton, "Susan", "Argo 19" co-presenter 1951–57 Dorothy Lober, "Argo 13" sound effects officer and worker behind the scenes Patricia Lovell (then Patricia Parr), "Pat" co-compere and future "Mr Squiggle" host and film producer Leslie Luscombe, "Argus" literature 1953– Garry Lyle, "Archon" literature 1946–53 Alan John "Jock" Marshall, "Jock the Backyard Naturalist" "Argo 5" Guy Manton, "Cheiron" spoke on Greek myths and legends Captain McCarthy, (honorary) "Argo 14" commander of British battleship HMS Argonaut John McGrath, "Walter" sound effects officer Frank McNeill, "Sandy the Naturalist" "Argo 11" took over from Jock Marshall during World War II Bruce Miller "Stephen" poetry and literature Frank Mills, art (Western Australia) Sue Newton, "Sue" 1963– Ida Elizabeth Osbourne, "Elizabeth" "Argo 1" 1941–49 Richard Parry, "Richard" –1967 Enid Partridge, piano accompanist when Lindley Evans not available Patricia Pearson, "Anne" co-compere 1957– Bill Salmon, "Apelles" succeeded Jeffrey Smart 1963– Mollie Shackleton, "Argo 6" Isobel Ann Shead, "Isobel Ann" Jeffrey Smart, "Phidias" commented on art from 1951 Leonard Teale (then Leonard Thiele), "Chris" co-compere –1954 Wilfrid Thomas gave talks accompanied by recordings Alex Walker, "Alex the Birdman" Harold Williams, "Orpheus" Some prominent members Marian Arnold (broadcaster) (Achilles 31) Thea Astley (writer) John Bannon (Premier