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William Edward Hearn	William Edward Hearn in his Chancellor's robes	Au revoir, University of Melbourne, 1917
Prof. Harrison Moore (right) with Prof. Ernest Scott	William Harrison Moore	Reginald McClure Abernethy
Paul Dalton Annear	Rupert Sunderland Barrett	Wilfred Norman Beaver
Clarence Edward Bowen	George Edward Broughton	Colin Richmond Campbell
Neil Lesley Campbell	Franc Samuel Falkiner Carse	John Maurice Orr Colahan
Wig tin belonging to Sir John Minogue	Flos Greig	Professor Emeritus Harold Ford
Sir George Whitecross Paton	Sandford Clark and Gillian Triggs	Harold Luntz
Professor William Harrison Moore with final year law students	John Monash	John Monash in uniform
Robert Menzies as President of the Students' Representative Council	Alfred Deakin	Lord Denning (left) and Malcolm Smith, President of the Law Students' Society
Owen Dixon	Henry Bournes Higgins	John Madden
Maurice Blackburn	De Minimis, 1958-9	Clive Emerson Connelly
Eric Winfield Connelly	Richard Edmond Courtney	Robert Clive Crocker
Arthur Deans	Selwyn Ray Dickson	Desmond McMahon Gavan-Duffy
Gordon Fink	Charles Clapham Gregory	Geoffrey Carmichael Griffith
Edgar Charles Hagan	James McCrae Hancock	Gresley Tatlock Harper
Harold William Harper	Edward Norman Hodges	Leonard Arthur Horsfall
War Memorial Ceremony, University of Melbourne, c. 1918	Percival Charles House	Alan Newcombe Hyett
Loftus Edward Perceval Jones	Murdoch Nish Mackay	John Herbert Martin
Humphrey Osborne Moule	Francis Hugh Murphy	Geoffrey Molyneux Ogden
Thomas Alexander Ogilvie	Percy Florence Round	James Saunders
Waldo Esmond Warne-Smith	Phillip Edward Frederick Schuler	Kenneth Travers Stephen
John Harold Sterling	Robert Edward Williams	Matthew Randall Wasley
John Preston Walker	George Leopold Sanders Trotman	John Francis Huon Tovell
Thomas Harvey Templeton	Edward John Sydes	Dallas Sutherland
Frank Malcolm Stirling	Rosemary Balmford	Isaac Isaacs
John Latham as part of the University of Melbourne lacrosse team	Harold Holt	Julia Gillard
Rupert 'Dick' Hamer	Gareth Evans (centre)	Barry Jones
Andrew Peacock, with former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser	B. A. Santamaria signing the Supreme Court Roll	Sir Ninian Stephen
Sir Edward Woodward	Joan Lazarus (Rosanove)	Edward Jenks
Kenneth Hamilton Bailey	The class of 1949	Marcia Neave
Sir John Latham	John Button	Professor Zelman Cowen

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