Ian Burnard was born in Adelaide and graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1960 with a Bachelor of Science. He was President of the Adelaide University Evangelical Union from 1955-1956. From 1957 to 1976 he worked for Inter Varsity Fellowship, in several roles including General Secretary from 1962-1976. He then worked in the education sector and as a consultant to the NSW Police.
Fritz Langford Smith was an electrical engineer and the brother of Rev. Neville Langford Smith. He served as Secretary of the Moore College Committee.
Donald Cameron was lecturer at Moore College until 1963, Rector of Bellevue Hill, Federal Secretary of CMS Australia until 1972, and Bishop of North Sydney from 1975-1990.
Cecil Green was born in Christchurch, NZ, and became a carpenter. He enlisted in 1915 at the age of 27, and served in the 8th Training Battalion. He returned to Australia after the war and lived in Croydon.
Daniel Murphy was born in Cork and attended Moore College between 1880-1882. He was ordained priest in 1883. From 1884-1909 he was Rector of St Stephen's North Willoughby (Cable Clerical Index)
Alan Cock was involved in the Melbourne University Evangelical Union in the late 1940s, then between 1988-2009 coordinated activities for other people who had been MUEU members at the same time.
George Richmond RA was an English artist best known for his portraits of British nobility and royalty.