his honour Sir George Whitecross Paton - Vice-Chancellor of Melbourne University E. J. G. Pitman - mathematician Ian Renard – Chancellor, University of Melbourne Sir Lindsay Ride – Vice Chancellor, University of Hong Kong Percy Seymour – classicist Peter Singer – philosopher Hugh Stretton- historian Sir Kenneth Wheare- Vice-Chancellor, Oxford University Military Sir Edward "Weary" Dunlop – Australian World War II hero, surgeon, Wallabies player Major General Rupert Downes- soldier, general, surgeon and historian Major General "Pompey" Elliott – Senior Officer in Australian Army during WWI, senator, solicitor, VFL footballer, athlete Brigadier General William Grant – engineer, Temporary Brigadier General in First AIF, commanded Australian Light Horse Charge at Beersheba General Peter Gration – Chief of the Australian Defence Force Sir James McCay – Australian general and politician, champion of women's suffrage and federation Stanley Simpson Reid – Australian Rules footballer, Presbyterian minister, Boer War soldier Medicine R. Esme Anderson, early woman ophthalmologist Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet – immunologist, Nobel Prize winner Sir Thomas Dunhill – surgeon Hilda Esson – doctor The Revd John Flynn ("Flynn of the Inland") - founded the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, featured on Australian $20 note Sir John Frew – physician, President of the Royal Australian College of Physicians Mary Glowrey – medical missionary, founder of the Catholic Health Association of India Effie Stillwell – scholar, missionary doctor in India and winner of the Kaiser-i-Hinde Medal for Public Service. Sir Benjamin Rank- plastic surgeon Frank I.R. (Skip) Martin AC – endocrinologist, one of the founders of the Australian Diabetes Society, made Member of the Order of Australia in 1995 for his service to medicine, particularly in the field of endocrinology and diabetes Sport Robin Bishop – AFL Commissioner Donald Duffy – Chairman, Melbourne Football Club Chris Fogarty – Australian Rules footballer, Essendon Football Club Charles Littlejohn – Olympic silver medallist, rowing; Rhodes Scholar; Military Cross, WWI Stanley Simpson Reid – Australian Rules footballer, Fitzroy Football Club Robyn Selby Smith – Three-time world champion and Olympic rower Paul Sheahan AM – Australian Test cricketer Phoebe Stanley – Olympic rower James Sutherland – CEO, Cricket Australia and former Sheffield Shield cricketer for Victoria. Media and arts John Duigan – film director Sabrina Herft – Miss Universe Sri Lanka 2012 David Hobson – principal tenor, Australian Opera Peter Nicholson – political cartoonist Polixeni Papapetrou – visual artist Hannie Rayson – playwright Giselle Rosselli – musician Mark