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Sydney Boys High School has produced numerous prominent alumni, referred to as "Old Boys". Many graduates are active in alumni organisations, such as the Sydney High School Old Boys Union (OBU), the High Club, and High Rugby Friends. Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia (2018–2022), is an alumnus of Sydney Boys High School.
He is memorialized in the dedication of the gymnasium at North Sydney Boys High School in his name [76] [90] Rugby League Internationals Herman Peters [76] (later Coach of Kangaroos 'The Invincibles' on their historic unbeaten tour of England and France in 1982), and Don McKinnon
Hon. Lionel Murphy – Justice of the High Court of Australia (1975–86), 22nd Attorney-General of Australia (1972–75), Federal Senator (1961–72) Hon. Albert Piddington – Justice of the High Court of Australia (teacher at Sydney Boys High School) [12] Hon. Nye Perram – current Justice of the Federal Court of Australia (2008–present)
As Sydney grew, so did the demand for a larger zoo. It was eventually closed down and the animals were moved to the Taronga Zoo, when it opened in 1916. Sydney Girls' High School and later Sydney Boys High School also occupied this site. [8] [9]
He was educated at Cootamundra Superior Public School, Sydney Boys' High School and the University of Sydney, graduating B.Sc. in 1912. A "brilliant academic and sportsman" [3] (he was NSW long-jump champion) [4] Southee won a Rhodes scholarship in 1913 and proceeded to St John's College, Oxford.
The regatta is becoming increasingly popular among girls crews from public and private non-AHIGS schools, most notably, St Paul's Grammar School, Kinross Wolaroi School, Sydney Girls High School, SCECGS Redlands, North Sydney Girls High School, Riverside Girls High School and Radford College. [9]
Sydney Sweeney loves the challenge of portraying different characters on screen. When it comes to her relationship with Cassie Howard, who she plays in the HBO hit Euphoria , however, there is one ...
Outterside, a number 8, was born in Sydney and played two international rugby matches for Australia. Away from football, Outterside was also a successful teacher and school administrator, rising to become Headmaster of Sydney Boys High School. [2] In 1990 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for service to education. [3]