Wall of Fame
| 2019 Wall of Fame
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| Ross Murray – Sport – (1948 -1950 at King’s) |
Golfing Achievements New Zealand plate winner (three times) Bledisloe Cup winner (top amateur at New Zealand open) in 1958 and 1965 |
| Roger Lampen – Business – (1958 – 1962 at King’s) |
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| Roger had success at athletics, 2nd XV rugby and drama. He had roles in the School productions of Charlies Aunt (he was Charlie) and The Importance of Being Earnest. Roger was a School Prefect in 1961 and Deputy Head Prefect in 1962Roger attended the University of Otago w.here he gained a Bachelor of Arts majoring in both Geography and English and in 1968 a Master of Arts with Honours in Geography. Before moving overseas to England where he was the Information Officer for the NZ High Commission he spent two years teaching at King’s.Roger is or has been Chairman of the following Companies:· Pass Technologies formerly Confurmo Ltd. is a London based international group of companies using innovative technologies in the background screening sector. (2015 – to the present)· Veriphi Ltd. an Auckland, New Zealand is a company developing an innovative drug verification system using laser-based technologies. (2006 – to present)· Geneva Healthcare a leading New Zealand healthcare and staffing services group of companies (1997 – 2017)· Refsure Worldwide a Sydney, Australia, International background screening company (2005 – 2006)He was Managing Director of Lampen Group Limited an Auckland, New Zealand company that finds office temporary and permanent staffing (1980 – 2001)Roger is voluntary Chairman of the Project Kiwi Trust a community-based trust committed to conservation with a specific focus on kiwi. (2016 – Present )He was the founder of the voluntary Workchoice Trust which is involved with linking high school students, schools and employers to help students make informed career choices. (1995 -2015)Roger was a Trustee for the Alcohol and Drug Education in School programme – he had a role in establishing the Auckland Performing Arts School and was the initial Chairman of the Life Education Trust.https: |
| Peter T Burns (KHS 1952 -1956) – Humanities |
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| LL.B. (Otago) 1963; LL.M. (Hons.) (Otago) 1963 Peter played hockey and was captain of the 1st XI in his 1956. He was a prefect and a Company Sergeant Major in the school’s Cadet Unit. He joined the Law Faculty at Otago University in 1964 as an Assistant Lecturer before moving on promotion to Senior Lecturer to Auckland in 1966. He moved to Vancouver, British Columbia in 1968 as an Assistant Professor in the Law Faculty of the University of British Columbia. Professor Peter Burns, Q.C., was called to the Bar of B.C. in 1975 and was appointed Queen’s Counsel in 1984. From 1982-91, Professor Burns served as Dean of the Allard School of Law. He has also served on the British Columbia Law Reform Commission (1985-92) and the British Columbia Forest Resources Commission (1990-91) and was a board member of the British Columbia International Commercial Arbitration Centre from 1986 to 1996. Peter was appointed Chair of the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy in 1993, is a former President of the Society for the Reform of Criminal Law, and has been a member of the UN Organization Committee Against Torture since 1987 and its chair since 1998. He has authored or edited several books and numerous articles in the fields of Torts, Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure and International Criminal Law. Peter Burns, Q.C. is Professor Emeritus and past Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of British Columbia. |
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