Category:People educated at Scotch College, Melbourne
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Notable former pupils of Scotch College, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, known as Old Scotch Collegians.
Pages in category "People educated at Scotch College, Melbourne"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 342 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Jim Bacon (politician)
- Selwyn Baker
- James Balderstone
- Fred Ball (footballer)
- Bertram Ballard
- Charles Barber (Australian Army officer)
- Ed Barlow
- Ben Barnett
- Bill Baxter (Victorian politician)
- Graeme Bell
- Jack Bellew
- Jack Billings
- Ric Birch
- Lou Bols
- Rod Bonella
- Josh Booth
- Herbert Bowden (footballer)
- David Boykett
- F. Maxwell Bradshaw
- George Briner
- Will Brodie
- Campbell Brown (footballer)
- Frank Paterson Brown
- Peter Brown (Australian footballer, born 1957)
- Raymond Brownell
- William Bruce (cricketer)
- Julius Bruche
- Alex Buchanan (politician)
- Creighton Burns
- Darcy Byrne-Jones
C
- John Cade
- John Cain (41st Premier of Victoria)
- Les Carbarns
- Gilbert Chandler
- Roger Chao
- Charlie Chapman (Australian footballer)
- Frederick Chapman (sportsman)
- Sam Chapman (footballer)
- Cheok Hong Cheong
- Frank Clarke (Victorian politician)
- Russell Clarke
- Eric Cock
- Henry Cohen (politician)
- Graham Colclough
- Robert Percival Cook
- Zelman Cowen
- Bob Cowper
- Harry Coy
- David Crawford (businessman)
- Edgar Croft
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F
G
- Bill Galvin (Australian politician)
- Gregory Garde
- Joel Garner (footballer)
- Denis Genreau
- James Gibb (Australian politician)
- George Gibbs (Australian politician)
- Andrew Giles
- Nick Gill
- Drew Ginn
- Archibald Glenn
- Graeme Goodall
- Charles Goode
- Brett Gosper
- Barry Gration
- Peter Gration
- John Gray (Australian footballer)
- Ivor Greenwood
- Housie Grounds
- Roy Grounds
H
- Tom Hackett
- Andrew Harper
- Duncan Harris
- Norman Charles Harris
- Richard Harry
- Bob Hay (footballer, born 1880)
- Johnny Hay
- Spencer Hayman
- Kenneth Hayne
- Yelian He
- Andrew Heath (rugby union)
- Bob Heatley
- John Hendrie (Australian footballer)
- Lenox Hewitt
- Doug Heywood
- Esmonde Higgins
- Craig Hilliard
- James Gordon Hislop
- Peter Hollingworth
- Robert Holt
- Mac Holten
- David Honybun
- Joseph Henry Hood
- Ralph Howard (politician)
- Russel Howcroft
- Herbert Hurrey
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K
- Stephen Kaye
- William Kaye (judge)
- Jake Kelly (Australian footballer)
- Will Kelly (Australian footballer)
- Charles Denton Kemp
- David Kemp (politician)
- Rod Kemp
- Jim Kennan
- James Kennedy (Australian politician)
- Jeff Kennett
- Henry Morley Kidgell
- H. M. Knight
- Alistair Knox
- George Hodges Knox
- William Knox (Victorian politician)
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- John Laing (footballer)
- Hugh Gemmell Lamb-Smith
- John Latham (judge)
- Ted Laurie
- John Lavett
- Harry Lawson (politician)
- James Lawson (Australian doctor)
- John Leckie (Australian politician)
- Roland Leckie
- Fred Lester (Australian footballer)
- Jonathan Ling
- Robert A. Little
- Will Lockwood (rower)
- Noel Lothian
- Richard Loveridge
- Robert Lyman
- Mikey Lynch
M
- Maarcos
- James Whiteside McCay
- Walter MacDougall
- Stuart Macintyre
- Colin Mackenzie (anatomist)
- James Mackinnon (politician)
- Jamie Macmillan
- James Philip Macpherson
- John Alexander MacPherson
- Finn Maginness
- Scott Maginness
- William Marshall (Australian footballer)
- Bryan Martin (footballer)
- Raymond Martin (academic)
- Kalkot Mataskelekele
- Billy McBean
- Graeme McCall
- Nick McCallum
- Patrick McCaughey
- James McColl (politician)
- Campbell McComas
- Alex McCracken
- Allan McCracken
- Colin McDonald (Australian cricketer)
- Tich McFarlane
- John McIlwraith (cricketer)
- Reef McInnes
- Cameron McKenzie-McHarg
- Ewen McKenzie
- Hugh McKenzie (Australian politician)
- Malcolm McKenzie (Australian politician)
- Charles McLaren (psychiatrist)