Justin Littlefield (86)
Justin surfed his way through an Architecture degree before joining Clarke, Hopkins and Clarke in 1992. He is now a partner in the firm and has continued the tradition of CHC designing buildings at Eltham College. He lives with his wife Melissa in a converted warehouse (yes, to his design) in Ivanhoe and they have two sons, Harvey and Mac.

Daniel Minihan (93)
After leaving Eltham College Daniel completed a Bachelor of Business at Swinburne University and spent time travelling through North America and Europe. He began work at a Chartered Accounting firm based in the city and after becoming a Chartered accountant and completing a Graduate Diploma in Financial Panning he is now a Manager in the Financial Planning and Investment Advisory Division. He currently lives in Brunswick and is the Treasurer of the Association.

Keith McKechnie (Staff)
Keith retired from the College in 1995, but his work with the ExECS ensures he still has official “visitor” status. With his spare time he has caravanned around Australia and cruised the Inside Passage of Alaska. He has become engrossed in digital photography and also tries hard to lower his golf handicap.

Ann Plush (Caldwell) (83)
After completing a B.Ed in Art and Craft, Ann managed a couple of Art Galleries, taught Senior Art and Graphics for a bit, before travelling through Europe for 12 months or so. Moving on to a more Admin role, mixed with some Graphic Design, she worked with Husband David in their own company and has 2 children, Isobella and Marcus. She now concentrates on her family and is again back at ELTHAM as the point of contact for ExECS at the College.

Penelope van Gelderen (92)
Since leaving ELTHAM, Penelope has completed her universities studies, worked in summer camps in America, travelled throughout Europe and America; ending up living in London for about 4 years and now has come full circle, as she is presently working back at ELTHAM in the Middle School.

Jodi Crompton (90)
Jodi joined the committee just as she completed her Masters in 2004 ...and to think she was just beginning to relish her new-found free-time! She continues to enjoy her job as a physiotherapist working with children with disabilities, helping them get the most out of life. After the almost obligatory 2 years abroad, she has settled into city life and continues to cross paths with fellow students from EC.