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QVS Old Boys (1970-2) Hall of Fame |
| Voi Garisau | Fleet Director for Blue Lagoon Cruises | |
| Captain Apenisa Vata | (Government Shipping Services) on secondment to the So Pac Forum based in Vanuatu or Noumea. | |
| Savenaca Narube | Governor of the Reserve Bank | |
| Sialeni Vuetaki | CEO of Air Fiji Ltd | |
| Dr. Joji Tuwai Malani | consultant at the first Private Hospital in Toorak, Suva | |
| Akapusi Qio | headmaster of QVS in 2006 | |
| Jesoni Vitasagavulu | Ambassador to US, Canada and Cuba | |
| Vilsoni Tausi | professor in Hawaii, writer of books and maker of an Oscar nominated film about Rotuma | |
| Ratu Josefa Dimuri | "Senator" in Speight's government | |
| Fasaitu Fatiaki | air mechanic - Fiji Apprentice Scheme Manager | |
| Mosese Galu | Principal of RSMS in 2006 | |
| Rongorongo Terubea | set up his own religion (tax scam) - was top man of Rabi but voted out after excessive misuse of funds - hid in Vanuata (claimed to be studying to become a lawyer) - deceased 2006 | RIP |
| Napolioni Maserewa | ambassador to US | |
| Levani Vaganalau | ran for parliament a couple times | |
| Meli Ulayawa | policeman - Hawaii | |
| Emosi Qio | boxer - "money counter" for goverment | |
| Waqa Bauleka | General Manager of the Maritime and Ports Authority of Fiji | |
| Keni Dakuidreketi | Minister of Sports | |
| Taito Waqa | Senate President 2001-2006 | |
| Esala Kama | Deputy General Manager (Administration) - Native Land Trust Board then Director Natl Bank of Fiji | |
| Maika Qarikau | General Manager of the Native Lands Trust Board | RIP |
| Joji Rabete | Senior Education Officer for Research | |
| Kameli Vueta | Divisional Forestry Officer | |
| Dr Apenisa Toalevu | Registar Fiji School of Medicine | |
| Rev Isimeli Koroi | ||
| Aisake Nawaikula | Secondary school teacher | RIP |
| Apisai Ucuboi | Horticulture reseacher | |
| Eliki Baleimualevu | Quality Manager Nadi airport | |
| Sakaraia Tuva | Ministry of Sports CEO - Fiji Boxing Council chairman - National Youth Band coordinator | |
| Fereimi Cama | Angelican Minister | |
| Inia Wele | Lecturer - Fiji School of Medicine | |
| Otintai | talatala | |
| Tokireti | USP Technology | |
| Kateta | Head teacher Rabi | |
| Ratu Isoa Gavidi | High Commissioner to Australia - Foreign Affairs Secretary | |
| Isoa Kaloumaira | Fiji Development Bank General Manager | |
| Deve Toganivalu | Fiji Development Bank CEO (2003) | |
| Isireli Koyamaibole | CEO, Ministry of Commerce, Business Development and Investment | |
| Isikia Rabici (Savua) | Police Commissioner - UN Ambassador (2003) | |
| Saimoni Tuilaucala | Director of Fisheries | |
| Savenaca Madanavosa | Assistant Manager CSec | |
| Tomasoni Tinitali | Fiji Hotel Assoc Mg Dir | |
| Tevita Bulu | Assembly of God pastor | |
| Viliame Cegumulua | RCI pastor - Israeli consul in Fiji - 7's rep | |
| Emosi Toroca | Pastor World Harvest Broadcasting Network | |
| Nemani Delaibatiki | Editor: Fiji Sun (1987) then Waikato Times (NZ) | |
| Jimione Kaci | Methodist Minister (UK) | |
| Sainivalati Kuruduadua | Mgr Min of Labour | |
| Sekope Bula | GM Fiji Hardwood Corp (2003) | |
| Semesa Matanaicake | Surgeon | |
| Apolosi Turagnivalu | Principal Fisheries officer (2003) | |
| Akariva Tawake | managing power company Perth, AU (2006) | |
| Peni Ravoka | police inspector | |
| Saiyasi Yabakivou | Fisheries Research Officer (1996) Road Engineer Wellington, Corrections Dept – Wellington Regional Prisons | |
| Salesi Temo | Chief Magistrate | |
| Solomone Sila Kotobalavu | Fiji Customs CEO | RIP |
| Inoke Marokobau | Ministry Tourism | |
| Lasarusa Vusoniwailala | GM Fiji Broadcasting Commission | RIP |
| Peni Seru | Principal Ra High School | |
| Savenaca Kaunisela | Commissioner Western Fiji - PS for Provincial Development and Multi Ethnic Affairs (2007) | |
| Anare Gukilau | Architect | |
| Isimeli Cokanasiga | Minister of Health (Dr) - Leader Fiji Association | |
| Ravulolo Tuikubulau | Chrge d'affaires Fiji Embassy in US | |
| Jiale Moala | Editor - Pacific Islands Monthly magazine(1989), Fiji Times (1991), Islands Business magazine (1996) and Daily Post newspaper 1998 The Press Newspaper (Christchurch 2009) | |
| Eroni Tulele | Senior executive with Carpenters | |
| Filimone Lawaniyavi | Tui Namena in Tailevu | |
| Aisea Rokotuibau | Principal Lalean (2010) | |
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