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Esmond Venner (‘Bill’) Keogh won a scholarship to Melbourne Grammar School and entry to a science course at the University of Melbourne. After completing the first year of the course he enlisted, in November 1914, as a private in the AIF and served in Gallipoli and France. For bravery he was awarded the Military Medal in 1918 and for conspicuous gallantry on another occasion he received the Distinguished Conduct Medal in 1919.
Unsettled for a time after his discharge in 1919, he eventually entered the medical faculty and graduated with first-class honours in 1927. After his residency at the Alfred Hospital, Keogh entered the ...