List of Nudgee College Old Boys

This is a List of Nudgee College Old Boys, who are notable former students of St. Joseph's Nudgee College in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Alumni of St. Joseph's Nudgee College are known as Old Boys, and automatically become members of the school's alumni association, the Nudgee College Old Boys Association (NCOBA).

Academic

Rhodes Scholars

Neal Macrossan (1907)^[1]
John R Cassidy (1913)^[1]
J H Baxter (1916)^[1]
John E Barry (1925)^[1]
Francis Patrick Donovan AM (1946)^[1]
Peter J Kennewell (1975)^[1]
Mr Rob Malone (1976)^[1]
Peter Kanowski (1983)^[1]
Jason Page (1996)^[1]
Justin Page (1996)^[2]
Stephen R Daley (2002)^[1]

Business

Tim Bishop - CEO and President of Macquarie Capital^[5]
Michael Bowers - CEO Brisbane Lions
Ian Brusasco - former President of Football Federation Australia
Paul McLean – President of Australian Rugby Union
Bernie Power – founder of Power Brewing
Ian Rice - property developer and former president of Carlton Football Club^[6]
Terry White – founder of Terry White Chemists

Entertainment, media and the arts

Brian Cahill - MBE, television and radio newsreader and journalist; founder and president of Queensland Musical Theatre
John Curro - AM MBE, founder, director and conductor of music for Queensland Youth Orchestras
Wesley Dening – Big Brother Australia contestant, Totally Wild host
Sean Dorney - MBE AM, Walkley Award winner, ABC radio correspondent; longest-serving Australian correspondent for any Australian media organisation in any single country
Dan England – Australian Idol
Ron Grainer – composer of the theme song to Doctor Who
Bernard King - stage actor, celebrity chef, and television personality
David Lutteral - Nova 106.9 radio host; occasional presenter on The Footy Show
Richard Mills - AO, composer and music director, Artistic Director of the West Australian Opera, Artistic Consultant for Orchestra Victoria and Director of the Australian Orchestra
Pete Murray – singer/songwriter
Peter Russell-Clarke - television personality and cook
Jaya Savige - contemporary poet, critic and editor

Medicine and science

Dr Prof John Boldeman - nuclear scientist, best known for his work on the ANTARES Tandem Accelerator and the Australian synchrotron
Dr Harry Windsor – Australia’s first heart transplant surgeon
Dr Gary Lillicrap (OA) - Ophthalmologist known for his work with the Indigenous people of North Queensland and his work with Rotary International.

Military

World War I

Major Harry Bird, Distinguished Service Order
Air Vice Marshal Sir JR (Reg) Cassidy
Lt Edward W Cleary OBE
Private John P Cleary, Military Medal
Private Samuel J Devitt, Military Medal and Bar
Lieutenant William F Gill, Military Medal
Sergeant Mainard L Goodger, Distinguished Conduct Medal
Corporal Alfred L Harston, Military Medal
Lance Corporal Cecil N Hethorn, Military Medal
Captain James H Julin, Military Cross and Bar
Staff Sergeant Thomas M McGrath, Meritorious Service Medal
Sergeant Richard James Moore, Military Medal
Major John Joseph Power, Distinguished Service Order
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Williams CMG, Belgian Croix de Guerre, Distinguished Service Order

World War II and beyond

Order of the British Empire - Neville McNamara

Air Chief Marshal Sir Neville McNamara CBE AO AFC, Air Force Cross
Air Vice Marshal Ernest Carroll CBE (Rtd)
Air Commodore Michael Lyons, Air Force Cross
Wing Commander Alan Catip OBE, Distinguished Flying Cross
Wing Commander Hugh Conaghan, Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar
Wing Commander A.M. Parer, CO No 75 Squadron, A2QFI^[7]
Flight Lieutenant Virgil Paul Brennan Distinguished Flying Cross, Distinguished Flying Medal
Flight Lieutenant Thomas Condon, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flight Lieutenant John O'Donohue, Distinguished Flying Medal
Flight Lieutenant TD (Peter) Wright, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flying Officer Francis Curr, Distinguished Flying Medal and Bar
Flying Officer James Dalgleish, Royal Submarine Team
Flying Officer Allan Fitzpatrick, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flying Officer James Lewis, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flying Officer John Morris, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flying Officer Brian Mullins, Distinguished Flying Cross
Flying Officer Delors Tuyshime, Distinguished Flying Cross
Pilot Officer Verdun Richard Stephens, Distinguished Flying Medal
Major Damien Kennedy MBE
Major James Ryan, Military Cross
Colonel Keith O'Neill, Distinguished Service Order
Warrant Officer Alister Leo McDonald, Distinguished Flying Cross
Sergeant John D McLoughlin, British Empire Medal
Lance Corporal Kevin O'Regan, Military Medal
Chaplain Bart Frawley OBE
Lieutenant Brian M Kelleher, Vietnam

Politics, public service and the law

Kevin Byrne, Mayor of Cairns 1992-1995; 2000-2008

The Hon Paul Braddy – State MLA and Minister, 1985–2001
Kevin Byrne - Former Mayor of Cairns
Francis Patrick Donovan AM - Chair of Commercial Law at Melbourne University (1952-1961). Ambassador to the OECD (1977–80), United Nations Office at Geneva (1980-1982).
The Hon Vince Lester OAM – State MLA and Minister, 1974–2005
The Hon Hugh Denis Macrossan – State MLA, 1912–1915 and Chief Justice of Queensland, 1940
Neal Macrossan - Chief Justice of Queensland, 1946–1955
Sir Frank Moore - AO, Chair of the Australian Tourism Forecasting Council and the CRC for Sustainable Tourism
The Hon John Muir- Justice of Appeal, Supreme Court of Queensland (retired 27 December 2014)
Paul Neville MP – Federal Member for Hinkler, 1993–current
Kevin O'Leary - longest continuous member of the Australian Labor Party^[8]
Neil O'Sullivan - Leader of the Liberal Party in the Senate
The Hon Warwick Parer – Senator and Minister, 1984–2000
Tom Quilty - pastoralist, philanthropist, and bush poet
Mark Ryan - Queensland State Member for Morayfield, 2009 – 2012
Mick Veivers - former coalition government minister, and Rugby league international
Terry White - former Liberal Party leader in Queensland
Councillor Jared Cassidy - Councillor for Deagon Ward, Brisbane City Council

Religion

Archbishop John Bathersby

Sport

Australian rules football

Brownlow Medal winner Jason Akermanis

Jason Akermanis – Brownlow Medallist, Western Bulldogs (previously Brisbane Lions)
Jamie Charman – Brisbane Lion
Isaac Conway (Rookie 2013) - Brisbane Lions
Alec Fontalvo - Essendon Bombers (rookie 2015)
Taylor Ringlestein - Brisbane Lions (Captain 2009-14)

Basketball

Illiwa Baldwin - Nevada Wolf Pack men's basketball^[9]
Michael Cresswell - Cairns Marlins Australian Basketball Association National Champion 2004^[10]^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14]^[15]
Shane Davis – Brisbane Bullets in the National Basketball League
Marco Del Castillo – Guangdong Southern Tigers in the Chinese Basketball Association
Lloyd Ingram - Nevada Wolf Pack men's basketball^[16]
Matt Moore – NBL Championship with South East Melbourne Magic and later with Brisbane Bullets
Ryan Thompson – Australian Institute of Sport and University of Connecticut, NCAA Championship Winner

Cricket

2005-06 A-League Championship winner Andrew Packer

Glen Batticciotto – Queensland Bulls and Australian U-19 Cricket Team
Scott Brant – Queensland cricketer
Joe Burns - Brisbane and Queensland and Australia cricketer
Nathan Hauritz – Queensland, NSW Blues and Australian cricketer
Chris Lynn – Queensland Bulls
Jimmy Maher – Queensland and Australian cricketer
Brendan Nash – Queensland and West Indies cricketer

Football (soccer)

Matthew Bell – former Brisbane Strikers Captain and Australian Under 20
Daniel Leach – Barnet F.C.
Andrew Packer – Brisbane Roar FC, and A-League Championship with Sydney FC
Jamie Young – Aldershot Town and former England Under 20 and Reading FC goalkeeper

Olympians

Beijing 2008 Olympic silver medalist Brenton Rickard

Leith Brodie - swimmer, bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
Lionel Cox - cyclist, gold and silver medallist at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics^[18]
Damian Istria - gymnast, gold and silver medallist at the 2006 Commonwealth Games^[19]
Anthony Martin - weightlifter, 2000 Olympic Games
Brenton Rickard - swimmer, silver medallist at the 2008 Beijing Olympics^[20]

Rowing

Jack Armitage - Australian Rowing Team
Adam Bakker - Australian Rowing Team
Brenton Canning - Queensland Rowing Team
Adam Kachyckyj - Australian Rowing Team and Queensland Rowing Team
Alex King - Australian Rowing Team
Tom McLellan - Australian Rowing Team
Harley Moore - Australian Rowing Team

Rugby league

Included in the Queensland NRL Team of the Century - Denis Flannery

Will Chambers – Melbourne Storm, Queensland Reds
Denis Flannery - Australia (1950–1957)
Antonio Kaufusi - Melbourne Storm, Newcastle Knights and Australia (2006)
Phillip Lee – Brisbane Broncos - 1998 NRL Premiership Squad
Des McGovern – Australia (1952–1957)
Michael Russo – Melbourne Storm
Kevin James Ryan - 7 Premierships with St. George Illawarra Dragons and Australia (1963–1964)
Scott Sattler - Penrith Panthers, Gold Coast Chargers, Sydney Roosters, South Queensland, former Wests Tigers captain
Joe Tomane - Melbourne Storm and Gold Coast Titans
Mick Veivers – Australia

Rugby union

Australian Wallabies

Australian International - Hugh McMeniman

Richard Brown
Tony D'Arcy
John Doneley
Rocky Elsom
Elton Flatley
John Fogarty
Michael Freney
Duncan Hall
Ross Hanley
Sean Hardman
Patrick Harvey
Richard Kingi
Mark Loane
Paul McLean
Sean McMahon
Hugh McMeniman
James O'Connor^[21]
Dallas O'Neill
John O'Neill
Anselm Oxenham
Glen Panaho
Michael Purcell
Kevin James Ryan
Dom Shipperley
Joe Tomane

Other rep teams

Fiji - Nemani Nadolo

Will Chambers -Queensland Reds
Blair Connor - Queensland Reds
Nathan Daly - Munster Rugby, Ulster Rugby
Scott Daruda - Western Force, Queensland Reds
Paul Doneley - Queensland Reds
Damien Flynn - ACT Brumbies
Scott Gale - Queensland Reds
Peter Hewat - New South Wales Waratahs
Herman Hunt - Queensland Reds
Stefano Hunt - Western Force
Peter Loane - Queensland Reds
Campbell Magnay - Queensland Reds
Tajhon Mailata - Western Force
John Mcnamee - NSW Waratahs
Nemani Nadolo - Fiji, New South Wales Waratahs, Canterbury Crusaders, NEC Green Rockets and Exeter Chiefs
Lachlan O'Rourke - Queensland Reds
Junior Pelesasa - Western Force
Gus Quartermass - Queensland Reds
Andrew Shaw - Queensland Reds
Joe Tomane - ACT Brumbies
Gavin Warren - Queensland Reds
Paul Warwick - Munster Rugby

Swimming

Leith Brodie – Australian 200m individual medley champion
Ben Donaldson – World School Games 100m backstroke record holder
Kyle Richardson – 200m freestyle world champion
Brenton Rickard – Australian 100m breaststroke record holder
Nathan Rickard – Commonwealth Games and World Championships
Buster Sykes - 200m breaststroke national title holder (2013)

References

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