Mr Nicholas Aitken ‘72 (aka Wilbur Wilde)
It could be said that Nicholas, also known as Wilbur Wilde, has done it all in respect to show business in Australia. An accomplished saxophonist,
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In 2002 the School, in conjunction with the OIGA, created the Gallery of Achievement to honour those past students who have achieved outstanding success in their chosen field of endeavour.
Digital displays at both campuses acknowledge each member of the Gallery with a photo and brief CV of their achievements. There is a strict set of criteria that must be met before anyone is asked to join the Gallery. Inclusion into the Gallery is by invitation from the Principal.
It could be said that Nicholas, also known as Wilbur Wilde, has done it all in respect to show business in Australia. An accomplished saxophonist,
Graduated from University of Melbourne in 1974 obtaining FRACS in 1982. After gaining experience in the UK, Richard returned to establish a new renal transplant
Rob Allison was awarded membership to the Order of Australia in 1995 for his service to the funeral industry and the community. He served on
Emily originally pursued equestrian (dressage) to a state level, but at the age of 15 decided to focus on snow skiing. She competed in the
Howard spent almost 40 years living and working in Nepal. Involved in various development projects in the rural health and education areas. He was Executive
John graduated as BSc in physics and BA (Hons) in mathematics from Melbourne University in 1945 and later as DSc in chemistry. His work in
Sam entered Paralympic competition with a splash when he broke the 100m Butterfly world record at the 2004 Athens Paralympics, aged 16. He competed at
John Brumby was appointed Premier of Victoria on 30th July 2007. Prior to that, he was the Senior Economic Minister in the Bracks Government holding
Noel was the nephew of the Rev. Sydney Buckley, founder of Ivanhoe Grammar School. He graduated from Melbourne University with a Bachelor of Commerce (1939)
Tony was for many years Director of the Melbourne branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research and a Professor of Cell Biology in the
Bradley Camp became involved in running during his second year at Ivanhoe Grammar School when he won the Junior School Cross Country Race. This set
Ken Carnie attended Ivanhoe from 1959 until 1964 and built up an impressive sporting and academic record over that time. He was awarded full colours
Peter Cochrane graduated with first class Honours in History from La Trobe University in 1974 and gained his PhD from University of Adelaide in 1978.
After a distinguished banking career John was Agent General and Queensland Government Commissioner – Europe based in London from 2001-2007. As a career banker, he
John Dermer completed his Diploma in Art and Design in 1970 and in 1971 and 1972 was Artist in Residence at Wedgewood in the UK.
Justice Rowan M. Downing QC BA LLB LLM is a United Nations International Judge sitting on extraordinary chambers of the Courts of Cambodia to try
Klaus Ducker left Germany as a refugee and arrived in Australia in 1941 at the age of eight. He attended Ivanhoe Grammar School from 1942
An eminent Vascular Surgeon, Irwin Faris devoted his entire working life to the care of his patients and to the teaching and training of Surgeons
Nicholas spent over 20 years with the Victoria Police and held the rank of Detective Senior Constable. For his entire life, he has dreamt of
On leaving school, Ross attended the University of Melbourne graduating Bachelor of Laws in 1964. He was admitted to the Bar in 1967 and was
Michael is Principal of a Melbourne Law firm and has assisted a broad range of community organizations, including as President of the United Nations Association,
On leaving school, John travelled to the UK to pursue an education in the clothing and textile industry, a family tradition. On his return four
John completed an arts degree in English, followed by a law degree at Melbourne University. He joined the legal firm of Arthur Robinson & Co
Stephen completed a medical degree at the University of Melbourne and later a PhD and fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. Stephen has
Raymond Hass came to Ivanhoe Grammar School in mid 1993, having migrated from South Africa, and was an integral part of the School’s winning team
On leaving School Frank gained a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Melbourne, then served for four years as a navigator in the
On leaving school, James worked in various operations and sales roles with Ansett Airlines, Qantas, VIP Airfreight and Ansett Pioneer. In 1984, he joined Hertz
Peter has had a long and eminent business career including roles as chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce Australia and chairman of the Australian
Dyson Hore-Lacy was admitted to the Victorian Bar in 1967. The vast majority of his work since admission has been court work. In his early
Following school John graduated from Ormond College, Melbourne University, in law and practiced as a solicitor. He was a partner with Molomby & Molomby from
After leaving Ivanhoe, Harry graduated from Melbourne University as BA MB BS MSc. He worked in general practice from 1953-61 before entering State Parliament as
Garry was a director of the Victorian State Opera, Opera Australia, Melbourne City Opera and the Australian Opera Foundation. He was National President (1990-92) of
Graeme commenced his career as a technical assistant at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research from 1947-52 whilst working his way to
Graham graduated from the University of Melbourne with Bachelor Degrees in Arts and Education. He taught at Geelong College for two years, before proceeding to
After leaving school, John undertook a Diploma of Theology and was a priest in the Anglican Church for 60 plus years. His early years were
Douglas gained his pilot’s licence when he was 16 years old and joined the RAAF in 1940 as an instructor serving at various bases throughout
