Caritas 1986

PRINCIPAL'S REPORT

CATHOLIC LADIES' COLLEGE 1896,1986

In 1896 at East M elbo urn e, Vi cto ri a, th e S ist e rs of C h a rit y se t up a seco n da r y sc h oo l fo r gi rl s ca ll e d S t. Pa tri c k 's Hi gh Sc h oo l. S ix yea rs a ft e r it was fo und e d th e sc h oo l was re located o p pos ite S t Pa tr ic k 's Ca th ed ra l in wh a t was th e n kn o wn as G rey S treet, a n d it beca m e kn ow fr o m t h at tim e as Ca th o li c Ladie s' Co ll ege

T o d ay , th e sa m e sc h oo l ca rri es o n th e tr adi t io n a n d th e p hil oso ph y o f a Ca th o li c e d uca ti o n o ffe re d to girl s whi c h co mm e nc e d a t Eas t Melb o urn e nin e t y yea rs ago.

Th e yea r 19 86 is a pa rti c ul a rl y s ig nifi ca nt o n e in th e hi st o ry o f C. L. C. as it ma rks a ve ry imp o rt a nt tr a n s iti o n. Fo r th e fir st tim e s in ce its fo un da ti o n C. L. C. w ill h ave a Lay Princip a l n ex t yea r. Th e sc h oo l will s till b e co n d u c t e d by th e S iste rs of C h a rit y a n d we see th is as a n e w a nd p os itiv e stage in t h e gro w t h of t h e C hur c h. W e a re co n f ide nt th at und e r th e guid a n ce o f Mi ss P a tri cia Ry a n th e Co ll ege will co ntinu e t o m ee t t h e c h a lle n ges th ro wn do wn b y a ra pidly c h a n g in g a nd in c reas ing ly sec ul a r soc ie t y. Th e n ex t few yea rs will see m a rk ed c h a n ges a nd n e w de ve lo pm e nt s in ed uca t io n th ro ug h o u t Vi c t o ri a as th e Vict o ri a n Ce rtific a t e o f Edu ca ti o n re pl aces th e e xi stin g sys t e m. Amid th e ra pid c h a n ges t a kin g pl ace in ed uca ti o n wi t h t h e im pe le m e nt at io n of th e Bl ac kburn R e p o rt, th e S ist e rs of C h a ri ty a nd st aff a t C. L C. h o ld firml y to th e b el ief th a t it is o nl y wh e n th e spiritu a l gro wth o f yo un d peo pl e is n o uri sh ed in sc h oo ls th at th e wh o le p e rso n ca n d eve lo p

Le t us p ray th a t t oge th e r th e st ud e n ts, th e ir p a re nt s a n d t h e staff at C. L. C. ca n face th ose c h a ll e n ges with g rea t h ope a nd fa ith

CATHOLIC LADIES' COLLEGE STAFF

Back R ow: M s. T. Ro vner, Mrs. B. Re mmen, Mr. D S ut e r, Mrs J. Wi ll is , Mr. R. C halk e r , M s. B Harco urt , Mr. C. Blake, Mr. K. Reed , Mr. D. Giddens.

3 rd R ow: Mr s. M . W a lsh , Mrs. I. vo n Mo ll e r , M s M Fra se r , Mrs W. Vanderslik, Mrs. D. W a rre ll, Mi ss K. Gi ll espie, M rs R. Kenny, Mrs. B. N icho las, Mr s M C ross, Mr. M W a rd , Mrs. A Baker , Mrs. R M cC ut c h a n , Mrs J W este rm a n.

2n d R ow: Mr. A. Mo rga n, S r. P Lynch, Mr s C. G ree n , Mrs. L. Ga rin o, Mr s R Bowyer, S r. D McCa rth y, Mrs. L. Larse n , Mrs. E. Wi lso n, M rs R Stynes, Ms G. Preston, Ms. A. C rowley , Mr s. N. Bo lge r , Mr s. V. Rich , M rs. E Wr a ight , Mr. K Fla ttley, M r. A. Smith, Mr. L. Co lquh o un , Mi ss L. De S im o n e.

F r o n t R ow: Mrs. J End e rsbee, M s. E G leeso n , Mrs. ) Wh eato n , Mrs. J Fra n cescon i, Mrs. H . C h a lme rs, Mr. J Jamie so n, Sr. P. Nunan, Mrs. R Virgato, Mr. B. Ma sc i , Mrs. R. Pe nd av in gh, Mrs. A. Eynaud, Mrs. M. Ba rratt.

CONNIE CASEY

In late December 1985 , Co nni e H e nh a m Casey p asse d away follow in g a lo n g illn ess. Mrs. Casey bega n t eac hin g speec h a nd d ra m a at C LC when the'school was fir st established in Eltham, so m e yea rs ago. Over the period of tim e th a t Co nni e was with th e sc h oo l, sh e quickly be ca m e a hi ghly resp ec ted a nd well lo ved t eac h e r, who was a bl e to touch the liv es of a ll wh o kn ew h e r. Th e drivin g fo rce in Co nni e Casey's life was a dedication to both t eac hin g a nd the g irl s whom sh e taught. S h e was n eve r h app ie r th a n when working with a nd helpin g the g irl s , a nd sh e was a woman - trul y g ift ed when it ca me to bringing th e best qualities a nd po t e nti a l o ut of those sh e worked with.

Anyone wh o a ttend ed C LC durin g the yea rs in which Co nni e Casey t a ught ther e would be we ll awa re of h e r ac hi eve m e nt s within the sc h oo l. Am o n g the se, a nd there we re m any, a re the num ero us pl ays sh e produced, the initi at io n a nd esta bli shm e nt o f Drama a nd The a tr e Art s as a HS C subj ec t a nd th e recog niti o n sh e brou ght th e sc h oo l throu gh st udent v ic t o ri es in drama fes tiv a ls a nd publi c sp ea kin g co mpetiti o n s.

Pe rh a ps th e bes t way to d esc ri be Co nnie Casey is throu gh h e r o wn unique a ppro ac h to t eac hin g. Wh e n teaching st ud e nt s, Co nni es' a im s were t o g iv e th ose people th e skill s by whi c h they could m ake th e m os t of th e ir li ves. She se t o ut to ass ist stud e nt s t o devel op th e msel ves to th e very best of th e ir a bility ; sh e a lso set o ut t o g iv e o th e rs pe rh a ps the m ost co mpl ex of skill s , communica ti on'.

Co nni e Casey R. l. P

THE LEGION OF MARY

Alth o ugh m ost people kn ow th a t a sma ll gro up of st ud e nt s a tt e nd the Leg io n of M a ry e ve ry Tu esday lun c htim e, very few act u a ll y know what we do.

At o ur wee kl y m ee tin gs we say seve ra l prayers, includin g th e Rosa ry b ut we a re n ' t ju st a prayer gro up Discussions a re held eve r y week o n a variety of th e mes rang in g fr o m poverty, t o nucl ea r wa r, to drugs, as well as mo re co nv e nti o n a l re li g io us top ic s.

Th e ot h e r aspect of th e Leg io n is o ur wo rk in th e co mmunit y a nd sc h oo l. W e visit Jud ge Boo k, cl ea n th e s ic kb ay a nd e n sur e th e c h a pe l is used. W e a re loo kin g t owa rd ex te ndin g o ur a rea o f work n ex t year.

Thi s year was a sad o n e fo r th e Le gio n of M a r y as o n e o f o ur first works was o rga ni sin g a M ass fo r Mr s Co nni e Casey, o ur Pr es id e nt of fo ur years. H e r guid a nce is so rel y mi ssed. Since seco nd te rm Mr s Re nwi c k a nd Mr s Roa dl ey h a ve a tt e nd ed o ur mee tin gs, g ivin g us supp o rt W e h o pe n e xt year m a ny stud e nt s with n e w id eas will jo in , a nd th a t o ur gro up can continue to gro w

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

RERETREAT

A weekend away with students from Whitefriars College - who could say no? I certainly didn't and looked forward to the event with feelings of great anticipation. There were 14 of us going and who knows how many boys?

Then the blow came. The very day before we were due to leave, our teachers informed us that, "due to a lack of interest, the boys aren't going". Most of us were known to have blacked out at this horrific moment and in the end, one girl, who wishes to remain anonymous (could it have been Clare O'Brien?) even backed out of the weekend altogether. Obviously religion was not her prime concern. But despite all the setbacks, we all cheerfully made our way to the meeting place at Mrs Nicholas' home on Friday night. After an hours delay we finally had our wardrobes packed in the bus. There were so many cases that we could hardly fit in ourselves.

We got to Millgrove at around 8.00pm we got our bunks allocated and had a "session" before we went to bed. Most of us were so tired from a hard week at school that we got to sleep early (2.00am) and much to our delight, the next morning Sr Pat woke us at 8.00am. We had various sessions that morning and a lovely BBQ lunch.

After all food had been digested for an hour or two, some of us went for a scenic treck around the mountains. We came across some very muddy swamps, hills with an incline of 83° and obscene men.

It was a very eventful walk Dinner was next on the agenda which was carried out rather uproariously due to the presence of a rather rowdy young man, Father Shane O'Connor from Whitefriars. He apologised profusely for the absence of the boys and by this time we didn't really care whether they were there or not. We had a mass after dinner and I think for many of us it was the most moving, impressive part of the whole week-end.

Video's followed the spiritual uplifting most of us received and after that an extremely crazy night Our room had a "session" of our own and we all told deep, dark secrets that had most of us in fits of laughter. Food was passed (and thrown) around the room and I don't think any of us had eaten so much in our entire lives. Someone even gave the room next to us some of our yogurt and they reciprocated with peanut butter that "went down" very nicely. But that's what retreat is all about-sharing. We certainly gave it to them, and vise-versa.

Finally the last o f us dropped off to sleep about 4.30am and were once again awoken by the infamous Sr Pat at 8.30am. We then had a few more "sessions" before we went to clean up the pig-sty that had been our salvation for the previous two days.

Finally, for the last time, we crammed our belongings into the bus and cars and made our way home . On the whole it was an extremely enjoyable weekend and we'd like to thank Sr Pat and Mrs Nichols who put a lot of effort into the organisation of it.

Denise Boeyen

Year 11

S.R.C.

The very charming and enthusiastic 1986 SRC is achieving quietly but surely. Being a member of SRC inv o lves more than just presenting our bodies at a meeting once a week (even that can be hard a t times), eating our "munchies" and discussing varius matters. The SRC inv o lves work and student particip at ion and that is exactly what the 1986 SRC has done.

The year began with a burst of activity a nd enthusiasm. Th e tw o lo n g awaited drink machines were inst a lled early thi s year. The drink machines have been a great success, quenching the thirst of hard working students. Some students have been so excited abou t the drink m ac hines that they h ave been usi ng them between classes (naughty, naughty)

The fir st te rm slipped by with a few n o tic ea ble ac hievem e nts, such as blue, gold or white hair ribb o ns a nd St. Patricks Day celebrations. Many things we re underway such as the bikestand, chairs a nd t ab le for the B. B. Q. a rea, t aps o n th e ova l a nd basket ball courts, and windows for the P .E. changeroom. M a ny of th ese a re n ow completed and the o ther s n o t far away.

Second term h as been just as successful with a fine effort in th e 40 H o ur Fa mine, the a nnu a l talent quest, a h ot dog day, a very suc cessful little campaign a nd the winning e ntri es from the mur a l competition a re soon to ado rn th e walls of th e P. E. changerooms.

Third term is still to come a nd the SRC is sur e to continue it 's h a rd work a nd enthusiasm. It h as bee n a p leas ure t o work with suc h a great gro up a nd I would lik e to thank a ll the stude n t rep s and Mis s Harco urt for a ll th e ir help and wo rk thi s year.

Gab ri e ll e C urran

S RC President

Dear Bron,

I don't kn ow if thi s is what yo u wanted, but this is what yo u got! Sorry it's late, but when you're th e Principa l 's niece yo u're s upposed to h ave th ese privileges!

Gab rielle

I t's Thursday recess a nd Gaye puts a notice in the bulletin say in g that there is go ing to be a meeting in room 15 at lun c h-time -be prompt! W e a ll a rrive a nd a year level h as a lr eady been elected to bring foodyummy food. Early in th e year we lea rnt eac h o thers n a mes, so n ow we s it down a nd get on with the se riou s busin ess, a nd ea t Gaye st a rt s throwing po int s a t us, we e ith e r ob ject o r ag ree. Gabrie ll e Curran is o ur SRC Pres ident - poor girl, the things she h as t o put up with continually goi n g up to Mr. Ja mi eso n a nd co ntinually getting "No". Sometimes h e mi g ht be in a good mood a nd say yes to so me thin g o r g ive a good sugges ti o n Overall though Gaye says h e's funny a nd a kind m a n. N o w to S iste r Pat, it' s quite sad that sh e's leavin g, she' s been goo d to us ove r th e yea rs. I don't ' think Gaye h as to go to S ist e r Pat mu c h and when sh e does sh e 's n ea rly a lways nice abo ut things a n yway. O ur Vic e President is Belinda W a rd , S h e h e lp s Gaye a lot a nd is a lw ays willing to h e lp eveyo n e e lse. Mi ss H a rco urt , "Bo nn y" is o ur S RC teacher rep rese nt ative. S h e's rea ll y good a nd ta kes o ur suggestio n s from both a teacher a nd stude nt point of view. I rea ll y ca n't think of a n y disadvantages of the SRC, on ly adva nt ages. We get to know eve r yt hin g a nd a lso ge t to participate in a ll eve nt s, it 's rea lly great . I've n eve r been bored with it , there's a lw ays so methin g go in g o n.

Ou r m eet in gs a re full of fun a nd we a ll st ic k together when things a re to be do n e.

Katie Mulvenna Year 10

Ba c k: A . C hi occ i, C. Wi lli a ms, S. Betteg a , L. Fogarty , B W a rd. L. T o n e r, N. Elli o tt, G. C urran, M. Mo lin aro, M. Burr, E. H ea ley , M. Livy, ]. Futo l.

Front : S Doig, R Vea r , K Mizzie, J. Sharp, N. Dor e, C. Waters , J. Da ll a Riva , S. Le a mo n , J. M a rsh a ll , K Mulvenna , C. Zappa , S. Ryan Abs e nt: J O'R o urke , K Cass idy

NOTICE BOARD

Aft e r ca reful pl a nnin g a nd puttin g t oge th e r th e S R C n o ti ce boa rd was fin a lly fini sh ed. On the boa rd ther e a re n o ti ces a b o ut a ll th e la te st ev e nts th a t h a pp e n in th e sc h oo l, wh a t th e SR C h as ac hieved , a nd id eas fo r the futur e.

LITTER WEEK

Litte r W ee k was fr o m th e 14th t o 18 th o f Jul y. In th a t week th e roo m s we re th e tidi es t th ey h a ve bee n a ll yea r. R oo m s 11 a nd 16 we re th e dirti es t roo ms fo r th e wee k a nd so m e o f the puni shment s sugges t e d fo r th e m we re t o cl ea n a ll wind o ws a round th e sch oo l, sc rub rubbi sh bin s a nd d o ya rd duty fo r tw o wee k s. Th e winn e rs we re roo m s 5, 6, 7 , 8 a nd 9 a nd th e y rece ive d a bi g b ag o f lo lli es as a re wa rd .

TALENT QUEST

O n W edn esd ay 23rd o f July o ur t a le nt ed , yo un g st a rs t oo k pa rt in o ur a nnu a l t a le nt qu es t It was run by th e S R C a nd was a grea t success o f co ur se.

Thi s yea r t h e yea r lO' s t oo k c h a rge wi t h Ju sti n e Da ll a Ri va a nd Jac ki e O ' R o urk e co mp a rin g th e que st, whil e th e o th e r yea r 10 S RC re ps ke pt th e co nt es t a nt s in or d e r a nd o n th e m ove Th e re was a lso a surpri se fo r th e a udi e nc e, wh o fo r o n ce we re ve ry we ll b e h a ved. Th e y we re tr ea t ed t o je lly b a bi es aft e r th e sh o w Th e t a le nt qu es t was a g rea t suc cess with th e winn e rs b e in g th e "D a nc e Era" a nd "D o lly Pa rt o n, 9 -5" . W e h o pe futur e talent qu es t s will liv e up to th e o n e held o n July 23 rd 198 6

Ju stin e Da ll a Ri va

STUDENT DAY

Th e fam o us a nnual CLC student d ay is rumoured to be full o f m adn ess, dis o rga ni za ti o n a nd gen e ral insanity We , h o wever , kn o w thi s e xa ggerated and so mewh a t distorted go ss ip is untru e. Th e d a y aga in ran sm oo thly a nd efficiently , and was o f grea t va lu e t o a ll involved N o rmal re spo n sible behaviour is expected a nd ac hi eve d, helpin g the d a y succeed Juli e v a n Ba vel Stud e nt Princip a l

ST PATRICKS DAY

Gr ee n, g ree n, gre e n . Th a t lo vely fr es h co lo r grac ed o ur sch o ol en m asse o n M a rch 17th. Li g ht green, dark g re e n, flu o re sc e nt g ree n , bri ght gre e n - it was a ll there , a nd wh a t a change fr o m o ur dull brown uni fo rms! The St. Pa trick' s d a y pa ra de was a gre a t succe ss , th a nk s t o the SRC we h ad so m e interestin g e ntr a nts , includin g Ja k e th e Peg, Gangrene, a nd Mo uld y Po t a t oes (l o vely!).

H.S.C.

Back Row : C. Mo rt e ll , M. Noonan, L. la nn o, L. T o ner , D Brown e, J D'Costa, T. S mith , J Burk e.

6t h Row: M. McC rohan , M Sa ndqui st, M. Ge rm ec h , A. Wa lsh , L. C ummin s, N. C ubb e rl ey, N. Elli ott , C. Le igh , L. Noonan, A H a rt , D Nev ill e

5t h R ow: D. Woodh o use, S. W a ters, N White s ide , N. Di Lu ca, J. va n Ba vel , L. Be n sc h , L. Be ltram e ll o, F Gra nt , M . O lbertz, S Co llin s , L. Barry, M. T o me.

4th R ow: P. Madden , L. Ro wl a nd , L. Whitin g, M. d a l Sasso, L. Ca r ro ll , L. Co nn o ll y, L. Ca rr , N. Bates, R Wa ls h , C. Winte rburn , 0. Whit e, C. Sa id , L. Pea rson.

3rd R ow: S. Vescovi, S. D'An ge lo, J. Brown, A. Fi c kl er, N Tr as k, A. Booth, L. Po lo ni , K De Burgh , N. Ka lay, M. Sc h o lten, K. Eastaway, B. Th e uni sse n

Kneeling: P. Mar sde n , T. Sa in es, K H oo k, F. Dredg e, C. O'Connor, C. Duk e, I. Sa rt o r, K. Be n to n , M. O 'R o urk e, M. Mo lin a ro , G. C urr a n.

S itting : R Vincent, A. Hruza, S. La ppin, V. Ward, J. H as la m, C. Lu c h etta.

DEBUTANTE BALL

I think a ll th e 19 8 6 d e bs wo uld ag ree with m e th a t th e o nly thin g th a t go t us th ro ug h th e initi a l sh oc k a nd tr a um as o f beg innin g o ur HS C yea r , was th e p ros pec t o f o ur d e b Fo r yea rs we loo ked fo rw a rd t o th e g rea t eve nt, li ste nin g e nvi o usly t o th e va ri o u s HS C's t a lk of wh a t th ey we re we a rin g, wh o th ey we re t a kin g e t c a nd n o w it was o ur turn .

De b pr ac ti ces we re o n a Tu es d a y ni ght, whi c h gave us so me thin g t o loo k fo rw a rd t o durin g th e m o n o t o n o us st a rt o f th e wee k , a nd so m e thin g t o t a lk a bo ut durin g th e me nt a l str a in o f th e res t o f th e wee k

Fin a lly, th e ni g ht ca m e a nd t o e very o n es supri se, we ac tu a lly loo ke d d e c e nt! Our h a ir was n ea t , a nd go n e we re th e unfl a tt e rin g brown , sa cklik e tuni cs a nd bi g blu e jumpe rs, t o be re pl ace d b y th e mos t b ea utiful fi gur e -hu gg in g whit e go wn s. W e a ll be h a ved o ur se lv es e xtre mely we ll durin g th e fun c ti o n ... smilin g o ur pe rm a n e ntl ypl as t e red smil es t o a ll th e fl as hin g ca m eras a nd d a n ci n g with eve ryo n e fr o m o ur littl e broth e rs t o o ur grea t gra ndfather s Th e p a rt y aft e rw a rd s was o ur s to e nj o y, a nd we a ll le t o ur h a ir d o wn ( so m e mo re th a n ot h e rs ). W e we nt a ll ni g ht a nd then so me ve r y tire d a nd di sh e ve ll ed loo kin g peo pl e a rri ve d a t th e Pa nc a k e Pa rl o ur th e n e xt m o rnin g.

Durin g th a t ni g ht o n e thin g was co ncluded; bl o nd es d o n't h a ve mo re fun, re d h ea d s d o !

M a ri a nn e T o m e Yea r 12

EXCHANGE STUDENTS

Wh e n I d e cid e d t o a ppl y t o be a n ex c h a n ge stud e nt , m y reaso n s we re th a t I h a d h ea rd a bo ut Au st ra li a fr o m o th e r ex c h a n ge stu de nt s a n d I wa nt ed t o kn o w m o r e abo u t th e c o untry a nd it s p eo pl e . I m e t m a n y fa nt as ti c a n d wo nd e rful p eo pl e, I' ve see n so m a n y fa nt as ti c pl a c es a nd I h ave e xp e ri e n ce d so m a n y n ew a n d exc it in g t hin gs d urin g m y ye a r h e r e in Au str a li a It h as b ee n m o re th a n I eve r ex p ec t e d.

I mu st say I w as lu c ky t o co m e t o suc h a g rea t sc h oo l as C LC, wh e re I a lw ays fel t welco m e a nd de spit e th e diffe re n ces fr o m my o wn sc h oo l at h o m e th e r e was n eve r a p roble m fittin g in.

Ri g ht fr o m th e st a rt C LC t oo k goo d ca r e o f m e w ith tw o g irl s , Ka trin a Ben t o n a nd Nic o le Ba t es , sh o win g m e arou nd th e sc h oo l , a n d th e h elp fuln ess a n d ca r e h as co ntinu e d ri ght th ro ugh o ut th e ye a rs

Durin g my st ay h e re in Au str a li a, with th e R o t a r y C lub o fT e m p lesto we, I h a ve h a d s ix diffe r e nt h os t- fa milie s. Ev e n th o ugh th e r e was n ' t mu c h t ro ubl e in m o vin g e ve r y e ig ht wee ks it 's ni ce t o h ave a st ea d y b ase s uc h as sc h oo l whi c h I kn o w t o be co m fo rta bl e a nd th e sa m e a ll th e tim e.

Th e R o t a ry Yo uth Exc h a n ge p rog r a m g ives yo un g peop le a n exce ll e nt c h ance to m eet n e w peo pl e, see h o w diffe re nt p eo pl e li ve in o th e r co untri es, m a tur e with o u t th e ir bi o log ica l pa r e nt s a nd be a bl e t o g iv e in fo rm a ti o n a b o u t th e ir h ome coun tr y Ab o u t 4 0 yo un g S wedish peo pl e h a ve b ee n e xc h a n ge stud e nt s in Au str a li a thi s yea r.

I soo n rea li se d th a t Au str a li a is a ve r y bi g cou ntr y, b ut I still m a n a ged to see a fa ir b it o f" Oz -L a nd" Ca nb e rr a, T as m a ni a, Adel a id e, Sy dn ey , Ce nt ra l Au st ra li a , wh ere I me t with a ll th e o th e r exc h a n ge stu de n ts in th e d istri c t , a nd I h a ve a lso see n o th e r va ri o us pl aces in Vi c t o ri a.

All the t rip s h ave b ee n g rea t a nd I' ve rea ll y e nj oye d a ll th e d iffe re nt t ype s o f la n d a n d c iti es t h a t ca n fit .i nt o o n e co untry

T o be a n exc h a n ge stud e nt n o t o nly m ea n s t o ge t ex pe ri e n ce a n d lea rn fr o m o th e r p eo pl e a nd pl aces , bu t a lso t o g ive a g re a t d ea l o f yo ur se lf Thi s is a lso a n im po rt a n t a n d va lu a ble p a rt o f wh a t I' ve lea rnt durin g thi s yea r , as we ll as m y n o w bette r un de rsta n din g o f the En g li sh la n g uage. I still ca n't fully rea li se h o w imp o rt a nt a n d g reat thi s o n e yea r h as be e n in m y life, but as tim e goes o n I pro b a bl y will r efe r b ac k to thi s yea r fo r a lo n g, lo n g tim e

Thi s yea r wo uldn't h a v e be e n as grea t if it was n 't fo r C LC with S r Pa tri c ia, t h e t eac h e r s , a nd stud e nt s wh o o pen e d th e sc h oo l a nd le t m e j o in

Th e r efo re I'd lik e t o th a nk S r Pa tri c ia, a ll m y t eac h e rs, es pec ia ll y m y h o m e group t eac h e rs Mr s Ba r ra tt a nd M s G ille s pi e , a nd a ll th e la di es in th e sc h oo l , es p ec ia ll y t h e

H SC gro up . W o rd s ca nn o t rea ll y ex pr ess h o w mu c h I fee l fo r yo u a ll a n d t h e sc h o o l , but I w ant to th a nk yo u fo r m a kin g thi s yea r so m e thin g I'll a lw ays keep in m y h e a rt.

Love

Ma ri e Sa ndq v ist

R ota ry You th Exc h a n ge

1985 -86

HSCCAMP

On W edne sd ay th e 12 th o f M a rch a bo ut 80 HS C students went t o Gembroo k for th e tr aditi o n a l c a mp. W e we re a ll a ll oca t ed o ur ca bin s a nd pro cee d e d to tum th e o nc e tidy ca bin s int o pi g sty s - h e lpin g us fee l a t h o m e. Soo n after, lo lli es , chip s a nd c a ke s e m e rge d , th e res ult o f whi c h ca n still b e see n o n o ur bo di es mo nth s la t e r. Aft e r a m ea l a nd m o re junk foo d we se ttl ed d o wn fo r a goo d ni ght s re st . N e xt mo rnin g , after cl as hin g vi o lentl y wi t h fe ll o w stud e nt s a nd friend s o ver wh o was to use th e t o t a l o f ten sh o we rs n ex t, we co n sum ed o ur brea kfa st a nd go t rea d y fo r the d a ys a ctivities. Bu sh wa lkin g to Po we llt o wn , runnin g th e Ga untl e t (whi c h re turn ed so me muddy og re s after b e in g dump ed in th e d a m) a nd br ea d m a kin g (with Mr. C h a lker!) we re a fe w of th e activiti es we e nj oye d . A spirin g ac tr esses a nd so m e n o t so as pirin g a ctr esses dr esse d up to d o a p e rfo rm a n ce of"A Midsummer Ni ghts Dre am"

Th e ca mp foo d was deli c io us (th a nk s to stud e nt s a nd te ach e rs a lik e ) a nd I'm h a ppy t o re po rt n o t o n e o f us st a rved The m ass in th e pictur es que o utdo o r c h a pel was enj o ye d d es pit e p e rs ista nt a tt e mpt s by so m e d e termin ed m osq uit oes t o th e co ntr a ry Even Sr. Pa tri c ia a nd Mr. Ja mi eso n jo in ed us! Aft e r th e m ass we part oo k in a delici o u s ro ast dinn e r a nd th e n gat h e red ro und th e ca mpfire fo r a s in ga lo n g. Thi s e xtend ed int o the ni ght a nd was fin a ll y b ro ke n b y so me ve ry wea r y t eac h e rs wh o de sir ed t o re tire At thi s st ag e

I' m afr a id I re turn ed too , h oweve r I h ave it o n goo d a uth o ri t y th a t midni ght ra id s we re m ad e o n ca bin s, midni ght feas t s we re p ur sue d a nd e ve n Di sco 's occ urr ed, a ll o f which I too k n o p a rt in Well a t least I loo ke d fr es h in th e mo rnin g!

A q ui c k t id y up o f ca m p-0. K. a lo n g tid y up o f ca m p , a q ui c k lun c h (thi s was qui c k !) of p izza b rea d , sa ndwi c h es a n d ice c rea m , a nd th e n we we re o n th e bu s h ea din g h o m e Spec ia l t h a nk s to th e teac h e rs wh o o rga ni se d th e ca mp , pa rti c ul a rl y to M a uree n a nd Morag wh o made so e nj oyab le a nd m e mo rab le. Th a nk yo u o n be h a lf of '86 H SC S tu de nt s.

J ac ki e Brow n Yea r 12

CENTRAL AUSTRALIA

O n th e mo rnin g o f Sa turd a y 10th M a y, b e in g at sc h oo l a t

6. 00 a m w as n o t so m e thin g t o rese nt Fo r th e n ex t te n d ays thirty- s ix yo un g ladi es fr o m HS C a nd Yea r 11 , a nd 4 m o re "s eni o r ladi es " wo uld be t rave llin g a nd ca mpin g in O utb ac k Au str a li a. H o we ve r thi s was n o t th e tim e t o put d eco rum int o pra c tic e ! Th e bu s ride ( o nc e we we re in N o rth W es tern Vict o ri a , o ff bitum e n ro ad s ) was a ve ry bumpy o n e.

Th e sce n e r y o f th e wo nd e rful Flind e rs R a n ges di str a ct e d us fr o m th e ro ughn ess o f th e ride a nd th e lo n g n ee d e d a nd wa nt ed lavato rie s !

Fo r th ose wh o h ad nev e r bee n ca mpin g befo re , thi s was th e b es t fir st e xp e ri e n ce . Th e pyr a mid sh a p ed t e nt s we re n o thin g but a h a ss le t o se t up , but t o wa rd s th e e nd o f th e t e n d ays we we re e xp e rt s a t puttin g th e m up a nd t a kin g th e m d o wn in 5 minut es fl a t T o t o p it o ff , in pit c h bl ac k a t 5 o' cl oc k in th e mo rnin g, th e las t thin g yo u wa nt ed t o d o was n ea tly fo ld a t e nt, but if yo u wa nt ed br ea kfa st , yo u h ad n o o th e r c h o ice.

Da y in a nd d a y o ut we wo uld be o n th e coac h, drivin g o n a roa d in th e middl e o f a se e min g ly e ndl ess d ese rt . S tr a n gel y e n o ugh

" NO THR O U G H ROAD" a nd "DETOUR " s ig n s we re ad v is in g th e tr a ffi c o f wh a t was a h ea d

Aft e r fiv e d a ys o f int e n se dri v in g , h a llu c in a ti o n s a nd d e h yd rat io n, we e nd e d up a t o ur lo n g a wa it ed d es tin a ti o n - U luru

{A ye rs R oc k) Th e co ll ege so n g w as o n ce aga in re m e mb e red as , a t th e hi gh es t p ea k o f th e roc k 36 ex h a us t ed a nd p ro ve n unfit girl s exe rc ise d th e ir lun g ca p ac it y t o the we ll kn o wn tun e With ga le fo rce wind s , climbin g was very difficult a nd clin g in g with a ll fo ur s ( so as n o t t o fa ll o ff) see m ed th e o nl y sa fe way to go a bo ut co nqu e rin g th e roc k. Co min g d o wn , h o we ve r , was mu c h mo re rel ax in g a nd fun.

Th e re wer e m a ny t o uri st sp o t s o th e r th a n U luru th a t we re ju st m ag ni fice nt ; th e O lgas, S t a n d ley C h as m , S imp so n 's Ga p , th e va ri o us go rges as we ll as N a m a tjira 's twin gh os t g um s we re a mo n g th ese .

H o rse ra c in g m a y be a we ll lo ved spo rt o f o ur d a ily liv es in th e c it y, but ca mel races bea t th e m fo r exc it e m e nt b y far ! Actu a lly ridin g a ca mel is so m e thin g n o t t o be mi sse d eith e r.

Th e id o l o f o ur trip was th e o n e a nd o nl y T ed Ega n . Hi s so n gs a re o ri g in a l a nd h a ve signific a nt m ea nin gs. Fo r e xa mpl e th e so n gs a bo ut th e skill drinker s o f th e N o rth e rn T e rrit o r y , a nd th e tr ag ic d ea th o f Ja p a ne se p ea rl di v ers ca u se d by th e b e nd s.

The pitchin g o f t e nt s a nd th e o vera ll exc it e m e nt o f th e te n d ays un fo rtun a tel y h ad t o co m e t o a n e nd. Eddy a nd Ba rb (h os t a nd h os t ess ) a re pe o pl e t o b e p ra ised a nd we we re a ll e xtr e mely th a nkful, th ey t oo k us o n their bu s , so rry! coac h - int o th e middle o f Au stralia. It h ad t o a ll e nd I supp ose but it' s a trip we' ll n ev er for ge t a nd loo k fo rw a rd t o o th e r s imil a r jo urn eys ! (Hint , hint)

Th a nk s t o: Bronw yn , Li z, Ann e tt e a nd Luc y a nd n o t t o fo rge t the stud e nt s for suc h a n e nj o ya bl e trip

Mich e lle C ubberly

Ye ar 11

On our recent trip to "The Centre: we were fortunate enough to meet the much famed Ted Egan. A man of many talents, Ted, along with Nerys, played gracious host to our merry band of travellers during our stay at 'Sink-a-Tinnie Downs'. Whilst staying with "Him" fortune \:?estowed us, allowing us to enjoy two of Ted's campfire concerts and our own private audience with "Him". After witnessing the singer/ songwriter/entertainer in concert, those of us who were not already disciples of his soon became converted.

Ted's concerts are an experience to remember. Accompanied solely by his Fosterphone, Ted provides us with his own unique talent, which allows him to mix the humour of the outback into lively foot-tapping songs and soft sung ballads. Ted begins his concerts by introducing himself with the famous "g'day, I'm Ted Egan" introduction and then launches into singing such popular numbers as "The Drinkers of The Territory".

Ted Egan provided the highlight of the tour for many and we are grateful to him and Nerys for allowing us to stay with them. So if you've read "A Touch of Rough Ted", and if you haven't - take a look; and you'll find that Ted Egan is the hero of the book!

Alice

Blake Year 11

YEAR 11

WORK EXPERIENCE

YEAR 11 ROOM 20 MRS. C. GREEN

Back: M. Caridi, L. Marin o , C. Libert o ne , C. Verrocc hi, S. Mitch a m, A. Farrell.

5th: M. Boocock, T Sakane, J Barnes.

4th: J. Seeber, M Cubberley, A. Po lid an o, T. Oinello, N. Jenkins , S. Branston, M. Chincarini, R Th o mpson.

3rd: S. Griffiths, C. Dunn, D. Ro binson, T . Watson, J. Sutton.

2nd: T Jenkins, R Bibby, J. Dunell.

Front: M. Klicki, E. Quickley.

Absent: K Caven, J. Glenn, M. Lopes, C. We stbroo k , F. Kelly

The first day of work experience, most students were filled with nerves as well as anticipation. I will admit that butterflies were chaos in my stomach as I realized that I didn't know where my work experience place was. Although it was a brisk day I could feel tiny beads of perspiration rolling down my neck as I came closer to Thomas Cook. I realized I wasn't alone in my nervousness as I though of my fellow classmates, especially Denise with all those young policemen surrounding her. As the first week was growing to an end most of the year l l's were becoming exellent coffee makers and had blisters on their feet from running around with messages. I think most people were doing tw o placements so a t the start of the second week the nervousness began over again. Coffee, tea and messages were bec o ming routine but a lot of observation was included in a days work Employers were friendly a nd sy mpathised with the awkward position we work experience people were in Most girls had helpful employers. I say mo st because not everyone would agree. I think that work experience did make an impres s ion o n most students a nd we found it very worthwhile.

This years work experience was a great success a nd we appreciate all the wo rk that went in t o prep a re it for us.

3rd:

YEAR 11 ROOM 18 MRS . M. BARRA TT

Back: D. Rosse ll , K Egan, A. Jenkin s, T. Ca ridi , D. Boeyen, M Kalnis, J. Road ley

4th: C. O'Brien, F. Murray, R. Turnbull, C. Ji zba, G. Bragagnolo, M Burt, M. H a rrison.

J Saini, A Botros, E. Bray, R S mith, K. Minney, S. Gate ly

2nd: A. Co les , B. Keogh, A. Wallis, B. Ward , C. Ke og h.

Front: M . Bredle , A. Mc M a nnu s , F. S hann a h a n , A. Willi a ms, F. Bevis.

YEAR 11ROOM23 MRS . E. WRAIGHT

Back : S. Baker, C. Young, K. Junk er, M. Rodrigo, L. Robbins, E May. S. S hi e ld s.

4th: F. Walsh, G Pirtle, K. Sutton, L. Benton, N. G ree n , C. C h arn ley, N. English.

3rd: K. So me rs , M. C roft, A. Co nn o ll y, J. Martin, J. Brady.

2nd: F. Cabass i, M. Whiteside, J H o lm an.

Front: A. Blake, M. McCann, S. Spi ll a n e, K. Brisbane, E. Healey

Seated: K. Williams.

Absent: J. Fiscalini, P. Cass idy.

SOCIAL

Mr s. Virga t o a nd M s . Crow ley h a d a n interesting time with a number o f Cassa n ova's visiting fr o m Rompe r Roo m.

Over yonder, who's that bespectacled man breaking up co uple s?

Overall the ni g ht was g r ea t . Everyone see m ed to e nj oy themselves a nd partied until pumpkin time.

Marisa Bredle

Maria Lopes

STUDY STUDY STUDY!

Let it be openly stated that the MOST important thing in a year l l's life iS'study. It is a myth that a social life even exists in the dreaded eleventh year. The wise people at the reins of CLC realize this and provided us with an opportunity to make these long hard hours of study more fruitful.

Straight after the May holidays (which we undoubtedly spent feverishly studying for the much feared year 11 exams) the whole of our year embarked on a new adventure in study skills known as M A.S.T , a name which is firmly implanted in the minds of every year 11 student at CLC.

M A.S.T. stands for Management a nd Study Techniques. Naturally we focused on the latter, h o wever we did pick up a few helpful hints on how to manage teachers and their troublesome ways.

For two days we learnt how to improve o ur whole attitude and a ppro ac h t o s tudy through exercises, visual aids, handouts and discussions. The course was very well presented and managed to cover practically every aspect involved with being a student. We learnt how to manage our time, where to study, what to study and why we are studying

H ave you ever m a de a "mind map"? At first most mind maps looked like a mystery t o ur gone wrong, but by the end of the seco nd d ay we could arrange notes in a logical o rder that were easy to study and use for revision in a fraction o f the time it used to tak e us This was much quicker than lab o ri o usly writing every word in the obsolete linear fashion.

I feel that the course was invaluable even if we don't use very technique we were t a ught, I'm sure a ll of us will benefit from the program in one way or another, even if it o nly inspires us to tidy up o ur desks at h o me

Besides, we a ll go t a packet of lifes ave rs at the co mpleti o n o f the course!

Ca thy C hamley

Year 11

SUMMER DREAMS

A summ e r br eeze sin gs so ftl y

In th e ga rd e n o f my min d ,

Whil e murmurin g a m essage,

W o rd s fa intl y und efin ed.

Th o ught s o f lo n g los t seaso n s

N o w p ass o n waves o f li g ht , Butt e rfli es drift by me

Win gs spr ea d in fit ful fli g ht

Be n ea th th e gree n cl ad b ra n c h es

I dre a m, w ith ey elid s cl ose d ,

Blinds dr a wn o n tin y win do ws to shel te r m y re pose.

Such a re th e summ e r drea ms,

H o ur s los t in idl e mo m e n ts ,

Th e pr ese nt , p as t a nd futur e A we b o f t a n gled sc h e m es.

An gel a Fa rre ll

Ye a r 11

YEAR lOCAMP-NOVEMBER 1985

Fo ur days in th e Cat h ed ra l R a n ges, a way fr o m a ll th e co m fo rt s of h o m e , sp e nt un de rt a kin g a ll so rt s o f o utd oo r act iv iti es, p ro mi sed t o be a n int e res tin g ex p e ri e n ce. Thi s is wh a t Mr s M cC utch a n, a id ed b y th e "O utd oo r A c tiviti es Gro up" h ad o rga ni ze d fo r o ur e nd o f yea r ca mp Th e ac ti v iti es includ ed bu shw a lkin g, roc kclim b in g, a bse ilin g a nd ca n oe in g; a ll o f whi c h e ve ryo n e was g ive n a c h a n ce t o ex p e ri e n ce.

Bu shw a lkin g includ ed sta yin g o u t ove rni ght a wa y fr o m th e m a in ca mp sit e Mrs McC ut c h a n ga ve us th e impr ess io n th a t th e wa lk it se lf was so me thin g of a le isure ly stro ll th ro ug h t h e co untr ys ide. H oweve r , we soo n di scove red th a t it was in fac t a tr eac he ro us, fa ti g uin g se ve n h o ur up hill climb, w hi c h m os t of us sp e nt craw lin g o n o ur h a nd s a nd kn ees, a nd sc ra mblin g o ve r roc ks !

Up o n reac hin g o ur o ve rni ght ca m ps it e we di sco ve red th a t o ur cl o th es we re p rac ti ca ll y ripp e d to shr ed s, a nd in so me cas es o ur suppli es fo r th e fo ll o win g mo rnin g's b rea k fas t -suc h as eggsh ad bro ke n in o ur b es t a nd o nl y p a ir o f und e rp a nt s ! Foll o win g t h e di scove r y o f th ese un fo rtun a t e mi sh a ps we se t up ca mp fo r th e ni g h t a nd t es te d o ur coo kin g e xp e rti se o n th a t ni g ht' s t ea. Beca u se mos t o f us we re lac kin g in thi s a rea , we din ed o n co ld n oo dl es a nd v ege t a bl es - mos t a pp e ti s in g !

Th e fo ll o win g m o rnin g we go t up a nd coo k ed brea kfas t , whi c h was a bit mo re su ccess ful th a n th e pr ece din g m ea l as we h ad fin a lly lea rn ed h o w to m as te r th e po rt a bl e st o ves Afte r thi s we se t o ff b ac k t o th e m a in ca mp s it e , whi c h was fac ili ta t ed b y pitt o il e t s a nd a runnin g str ea m , n o w see m ed luxuri o us in co mp a riso n

Th e n ex t thr ee d ays we re spe nt e n gage d in roc kclimbin g , a bse ilin g a nd ca n o ein g. At fir st roc kclimbin g a nd a bse ilin g a pp ea red t o b e e xtr e mel y d a n gero us a nd fri ght e nin g , h o weve r it soo n b eca m e seco nd n a tur e fo r us to sca le th e sh ee r ro ck faces o f th e R a n ges, t o a nd fr o m g rea t h e ig ht s.

Th e ca n oe trip do wn th e rapid s o f th e G o ulburn Ri ve r was a lso m os t e nj oya bl e. Aft e r a n aft e rn oo n sp e nt lea rnin g h o w t o m as te r th e a rt o f t a min g th e ra pid s. W e e nj o yed a sce ni c trip d o wn th e riv e r. Wh e ther thi s trip was o f o u r o wn dir ec ti o n o r beca use we co uldn ' t fi ght th e c urr e nt is d e b a t a bl e !

Ov e rall th e c a mp was a mos t e nj oya bl e a nd ve ry wo rthwhil e e xp e ri e n ce.

Ali ce Bl a ke

Yea r 11

CANBERRA TRIP

M a y 8 th , 6.3 0 a m (Y a wn) 45 Yea r 11 stud e nt s se t o ff fo r Ca nberr a. Arrive a t Tulla m a rin e, a nd ca t c h a wink a nd a "Hi G irl s" fr o m J ac ko. O n ce sea t e d o nb oa rd we pi gge d o u t o n o m e le tt es, sa usages a nd ora n ge jui ce , whil e so me fir st -fli ght e r s we r e a littl e n e rvo us.

W e a rri ve d in Ca nb e rr a a t 9. 40 a m a nd h ea d e d off fo r P a rli a ment H o us e a nd m o rnin g t ea with o ur loca l M. P ., Mr. N ea l Bro wn. Aft e rw a rd s we vi s it e d T e le c o m T o we r o n Bl ac k M o unt a in , h a d lun c h in a p a rk, w a t c h e d a n in fo rm a tiv e film o n th e d e v e lo pm e n t o f Ca nb e rr a, th e n se t o ff t o fin d o ut wh a t w as o n a t the lo c a l pictur es. Whil e wa itin g fo r th e t eac h e rs t o co m e b a ck with a n a n swe r, Emm a the a nim a l (Emm a Quilk ey ), d ec id e d th ey 'd fill in th e tim e by th ro win g o ur b e love d m a sco t (Ted) o ut th e bu s wind o w a nd int o t he g utt e r. Luckily h e w as r e tri e v e d unh a rmed as a g roup o f b oga n s w a lk e d p ast him in th e gutt e r. Th e n th e t eac h e r s ca m e b ac k a nd t o t a l ch aos t oo k o v e r. (W e h a d t o dec id e whi c h film t o se e o ut o f 3) . After so m e time, th e b a ck seat b o pp e r s wo n, a nd we b o ught ti c k e t s t o "Th e J e w e l of th e Nile"

Las t o n o ur li st fo r th e d a y was a trip t o th e n e w Pa rli a m e nt H o us e s ite . After watchin g a n o th e r film we t rave ll e d to th e " C res tw oo d Inn" t o se ttl e in a nd h a v e dinn e r. Frozen fi sh fin ge r s, c hunky mu sh roo m so up, h a lf fri e d c hip s, th e n d esse rt . . . a t leas t the t eac h e rs see m e d t o e nj oy th e ir ca ndl e li t c h a mp ag n e dinn e r. Boy, t h at to wn is r ea ll y a liv e! W e sa w th e m wa t c hin g ca rs ru st fo r fun! After the m o vi e we d rove b ac k u p Blac k M o unt a in fo r a g rea t vi e w o f th e cit y b y ni g ht. Wh e n we a rri ved b ac k a t th e M ot el we we re t o ld it w as li g ht s o ut a t 12 a m. (Sur e thin g ) M any pa rti es rage d o n in to t h e m o rnin g , includin g o n e whi c h co n s ist e d o f fo urt ee n h ap p y g irl s. It was a rea l coc k wh e n Mr s. G ree n sprun g us, e leve n g uilty loo kin g g irl s str ea m ed o ut o f t h e b a th roo m. (T oo b ad , e nd o f pa rt y ).

M ay 9 th ; T oo ea rl y - bl oo d sh o t eyes bul g in g fr o m o ur h ea d s we le ft st a le c o rnfl a kes a n d ski p p e d br ea k fas t W e se t o ut fo r th e In stitu te o f Sp o rt a nd tri e d t o find a n o pe nin g o r a ke yh o le int o th e we ig ht roo m

S h o p p ing was n e x t, a nd t h e loca l sh op kee per s didn ' t kn o w wh a t h a d hit them. M a n y o f us ru sh e d st ra ig ht t o th e fas t foo d co unt e r.

O th e r vi s its t hi s day includ e d t h e Min t, Hi g h Co urt, N a ti o n a l Ga ller y, W a r M e m ori a l, a nd a to ur o f so m e o f th e Emb ass ies . W e b egge d th e bu s driv e r to t a k e us th ro ugh Dunt roo n Mili ta ry Ca mp , a nd sc r ea m e d eac h tim e we spo tt e d so m e g u ys. W e boa rde d o ur pl a n e h o m e, a lo n g wi t h Pr e mi e r J o hn Ca in, wh o sa t in fir st cl ass whil e we we r e a ll ocate d eco n o m y sea t s n ea r th e rea r. Befo re lo n g we we re la ndin g in M e lbo urn e. So m e o f th e gro u p we r e o ff t o Ce ntr a l Au str a li a n e xt m o rnin g!

Th e tri p was g reat , a nd we'd lik e t o th a nk Mr s. G ree n, Mr s. End e rs bee, a nd Mr. S mith fo r puttin g up wi t h u s.

M o ni q ue Burt

M e li ss a H a rri so n

WILSON'S PROMONTORY BUSHWALK March 8-10th

Our contingent m ad e o ff for Wil so n's Promont o ry. It was still dark when we left, but n o t o ne o f us could s leep .

Up o n arrival we le a rnt th a t this walk was going t o be diffe rent fr o m a ny o ther; th e re were sh o ps ne a rby, a myri a d o f peop le, a nd a bove all, toilets which flushed!

The fir st days wa lk t oo k us fr o m Mt. Oberon t o W a t e rl oo Bay through occasional drizzle, a nd much stopping t o put o n o r t a ke o ff j a para's. We fin a lly reac hed the be ac h, a nd de c id ed th a t the lo ng trip was wo rth it. Th e wa ter was a beautiful g re e n and the sa nd a shimmering white. We th o ught th a t we h a d found

"Paradise Los t"

Th e m o rnin g broke dramatically with rain, and for so m e, a co ld br ea kfa st, after which we packed up camp and he a ded towards Sea ter 's Cove. Anything waterproof was used to cove r o ur b ac kp ac ks a nd bodies. By lun c htime the cl o uds h a d disappered a nd we felt re ady fo r a swim Afterw a rds we a t e o ur c h oco late rations (occas io n a lly acco mp a nied by fruit a nd bis c uit s ), a nd then le ft, o nly t o face a n ot h e r a pp a rently insurm o unt ab le climb. This o n e was d ec id e dly wo rse than the trek between W a t e rl oo Bay a nd R e fu ge Cove.

At Sea ter's Cove , a ft e r exa minin g blisters, so me o f us ex cl a im ed o ur disgust a t o ur filth, a nd braved ga le -for ce winds to sw im in water cl ose t o fre ez in g.

Around th e ca mpfire we expo und ed th e m a n y virtues of bushwalking, whil e studi o usly ig n o rin g sore back s , co ld h a nd s a nd we t cl o the s.

Our third a nd final day brought us further joy. T o a dd to o ur li st of s ig htin gs th e re w as a koa la, graz in g wallabies, a penguin, a nd thousands o f birds. Th e tra c k was covered in mud fo r m o r e than h a lf-way, but th e on ly thing that worried us was that we were h ead in g b ac k t o th e minibu s a nd C LC. W e went h o m e ex h a us t ed, dirty, ex hil arated, and it c hin g for the n ext walk.

M a ree Ge rm ec h

Yea r 12

DUKE OF EDINBURGHNovember

1985

Part of the Duke o f Edinburgh Award scheme which h as been introduced int o the school, is to take part in an expedition. This inv o lved afte r sc hool training for approximately three months, one night a week. During th at time we learned m a p reading, compass and bush skills which were used in the final walk. We also had a training walk at Powe lltown. The fin a l walk was to climb The Bluff near Mt. Buller. We had to walk 25km, navigating our ow n way a nd camping ove rnight. A great time was h ad by a ll.

Queen' s Birthday, 1986

Saturday 8.00am, four leaders, 15 Year 9's a nd two year IO' s set o ut for Eildon. We se t camp o n a rriv a l, then wa lked a bo ut ISkm , m os tly uphill at Fraser National Park. Dinner in th e d ar k was followed by Murder in the Dark.

Next mornin g we set off for He a lesvi ll e. Th e IOkm downhill track, with quite a lot of mud, was enjoyed without rain! After a late lun c h, a lost watch, a nd las t minute photos, it was back to C LC.

M a ny, m a ny thanks to Mr s McCutc h a n for a ll her work to g iv e us these trips a way.

YEAR 10

Well so here we are again, reporting on our ever so exciting year. So far we've done work, work, work and more work, and have we played? NO!

But life as a year 10 isn't so bad. We've got our social, we've had our retreats, been to the movies, and that's just about it. Other activities we've done have been ballroom dancing at Parade in 1st term and at Marcellin in 2nd term.

Rose McCrohan

SUR VIV AL COURSE FOR FLUTE STUDENTS

Over the centuries, people have tried and tried again to last the duration of a flute lesson despite lack of practice. Some have succeeded, but most haven't!

So, I have coll·ected little bits of information from one flute lesson or another and have put these together to form a complete survival course for flute students.

THE FOUR GOLDEN RULES

l. NEVER admit that you haven't practiced.

2 . ALWAYS have an excuse handy - better make it tragic.

3. No matter what happens, DO NOT get the teacher angry

4. A VOID suspicion

BALLROOM DANCING

Ballroom dancing at Parade College was a new experience. It was a chance to meet people and many friendships were formed. It was an opportunity to learn how to Ballroom Dance. Everyone enjoyed themselves immensely, especially the final night. Parents and friends were invited to partake in the evening. A worthwhile experience.

Jackie O'Rourke

Year 10

WHAT TO A VOID

1 A VOID playing the pieces you haven't practiced. If you haven't practiced any, then don't play any pieces.

2. A VOID choosing that day to yell at the teacher and calling him/her a lousy hypocrite.

3. AVOID going to your flute lesson altogether. This is called TACT.

EXCUSES, EXCUSES

l. DO NOT use repetitive excuses. By this, I mean: don't give the teacher a note which says you have had to go to your Aunt Gemima's 40th birthday party over the weekend; every week for three months.

2. DO NOT use unbelievable excuses For instance, don't say that you got a m a jor heart a ttack on the weekend and couldn't practice, but now have miraculously recovered.

3. When forging a note, do not sign the note in any of these ways:

(d) and if your name happens to be Jenny Smith, don't sign the note: JENNY SMITH.

Ingrid Gaiotto Year 10

YEAR JO ROOM IA MS E. GLEESON

Back : A. Groves, J Murfe t t , T Cu mmins, S. Sp ill a n e

3 rd: L. Mo rga nti , L. Fo rde r , E. Rose , A Willi a ms, L. H e rre tt , L. Ma h er.

2nd : G. D ic ke n so n , M. Bre nn a n , S Lazza ri , L. S ilv ag ni , J. T osca n o.

Front : K. Mul ven n a, H Fl a ttl ey , E. Gro n o w, M Ley, K M a rsh a ll.

YEAR I 0 ROOM I B MS. BE HARCOURT

Back: R McCro h a n , D. Pe rry, A. Roge rs, S. Sa in es , C. Eva n s.

3rd : M Se b bo rn , N. W a rd R . V e rr occ hi , L. M ay, M Pe rera, N. Mo rco m

2nd: R Vin ce nt, A. Rich a rd so n , A . C hri s ti a n , N And e rso n, K Au s tin.

Front : D. Fo ga rty , J. O' Ro urk e, L. Ba rso n, T. S mith

CUISINE

We enjoy cuisine becau se we love making yummy food which we can tantalize our friends' taste buds with. We love eating wh a t we cook, our successes and failures, and it 's nice to have a break from the more a cademic subjects.

Year 10 Cuisine Students

Year lO's Recipe of the Year

Caramel Slice

Base

1 cup Plain Flour

1/2 cup Brown Sugar

l/z cup Coconut

4 tablesp oo ns melted butter

Caramel

3 tablespoons butter

2 tablespoons golden syrup

1 tin condensed milk . 400g.

Top 125g Coo king Chocolate

2 tablespoons Copha.

1. Add melted butter t o dry in g redient s.

2. Place in lamin gt o n tin

3. Bake 25-30 minutes 180°C.

l. Melt all ingredient s in a double sa ucepan

2. Po ur ove r base while h o t.

3 . Place in ove n for 20 minute s. 180°C.

1. Melt in a double saucepan.

2. Pour ove r cold base

3. Place in fridge to se t.

YEAR IO ROOM 13 MRS. A EYNAUD

Back: E. va n Ba ve l, K Ba il ey, M T a me.

3rd: K McCo rm ac k , R Boe rs, L. O verto n , R. G reen, S. Hogg a r.

2nd: 0. Li , C. H ay h oe, I. Gaiotto, J. McGough , M. S toc co, D . Martini

Front : S. Wilso n , F. Ho ussegge r , S. S h ee ha n , , J. Pu ls.

Absent: S. Scho lten

YEAR 10 ROOM 14 MRS . ]. ENDERSBEE

Back: D H as la m , G. McC le mems , K Hewett, V Smith, F. Delaney, S. Cava ll o , j Mo lin aro.

2nd: j S mith , J. Sy me , T. Danaro, N. Roo ney , P McCo rma c k.

Front: A. Wil so n, S. Leam o n , j Hinkl ey, D Molloy, P. McG rill e n , B. G urn ey

Absent: C. Donne ll a n, J Gibson.

YEAR

Ba c k : K. S latte ry, W. Coa te s, J Da ll a Riv a, S. Jac ubik, A. Ke o gh, R Kn app. M Ca mill e ri , F. Authier.

2nd: P. H a rv ey, M. Irel a nd ; J. William s, N. And e rso n, J. Winterburn , L. H a wkin s. ·

J. Dicken so n, D Pulli a, A. Hi ep, K. W a lsh

Absent: K Kenn a, Bernad e tta Zappa.

YEAR

Back : G. C hin ca rini , A. Lemp ri e re, K Sha rki e, D. W ood h o use , D. W oo lfe.

J. G racie', D. Ce k, M W e nn, J. Ma rsh a ll , P. Sca rinci, I. di Pi e tro.

10 ROOM 16 MRS I. VON MOLLER

Front:

10 ROOM 29 SR P LYNCH

2nd:

Front: B Dooley , T. W o rthy, P Ro we, J. Ma rshall, A. Carroll.

Absent : J. Said , S. McCaig, T Ba rn ett, E. Ma her.

YEAR9 CANOEING

I t was rea ll y good until abo u t 11 15 a m , t h e n th e ca n oe caps ized. l t was th a t co ld , I co ul d n ' t fee l m y legs. It was lik e I was p ara lyze d , but a p a rt fr o m th a t , it was rea ll y good. I lea rn t a lo t I h o p e I ca n d o it aga in so m e day, a nd m ay b e eve n stay in t h e ca n oe.

In th e mo rnin g it was fr eez in g a n d th e re was a lot of fog so yo u co uldn ' t see a h ea d o f yo u By la t e aft e rn oo n it was wa rm a n d m y p a rtn e r a nd I go t th e h a n g of it W e h ad races a nd p layed c h asey in o ur ca n oes. A fe w peo pl e fe ll o ut , but lu c kil y I d idn 't.

ROCKCLIMBING

O ur in stru c t o rs m ad e th e act iv ity rea ll y fun a nd e nj oyab le. It was exc it in g t o be a bl e t o d o so m et hin g di ffe re nt fo r a c h a n ge. I loved it

It 's th e mos t e nj oyab le t h in g I h ave eve r d o n e in m y li fe . W e n eve r go t t o roc k clim b w it h o ur fa mil y. It was a n ex pe ri e n ce I ' ll re m e mber.

BUSHW ALKING

W e we nt t o Murrindindi a nd st a rt ed b y wa lkin g up a m o unt ai n fo r o n e h o ur . W e we re th e n re li eve d th a t th e res t of t h e wa lk was fl a t . W e ca m e t o a wa t e rfa ll wh ic h was b ea ti ful , a nd t h e n k ep t wa lkin g. W e f in a ll y saw th e b us , a n d ra n fo r th e t o il e ts. Hikin g was a ve ry e nj oya bl e way t o ge t cl ose r t o n at ure , a n d a lso cl ose r t o yo ur cl ass m a t es a nd t eac h e rs.

CYCLING

Cy clin g was g rea t fun . Ridin g d ow n hill s was g rea t , b ut wh e n it ca m e t o ridin g up th e hill s it was tim e fo r m os t of u s t o wa lk. Th e bes t p a rt o f a ll was w h e n we h ad co mpl e t ed th e 26 km a n d we sat do wn a nd a t e ice c rea m s a t th e st a ti o n. I th o u ght it was rea ll y fa nt ast ic , es p e ci a ll y d ow nhill So m e uphill s we re m o rti fy in g, but th a t' s life!

SKIING

S kiin g was fa nt as tic W e h ad a grea t d a y fo r it , a nd I e ve n go t sunburnt . Th e in stru c t o rs we re rea lly n ice a nd by th e e nd o f th e d ay e ve ryb o d y co uld ski reaso n a bl y well. Th e b es t part was th e tra il , t h e hill s we re rea ll y lo n g a nd yo u we nt so fas t th a t e v e rybo d y fe ll o ve r a lo t .

Ex c it e m e nt, a wa tin g t o be off. Fa llin g o ve r, co ld sn o w aga in st yo ur skin .

Do wnhill , sca r y, but fun

Lea rnin g, findin g n e w skill s

Wi shin g th a t th e e nd will n eve r co m e.

YEAR 9 ROOM 10 MRS . L. GARI NO

Back : M Mo rri s, K Po pe, J. H a ll y

4th: J Humphri es, N. Rankin , K. A n de rso n , L. Po nt e , L. La ppin

3rd : A Pod po rin, C. Cox, R Good win , L. Bree n , M Yo un g.

2nd: S. C urtin, 0 T osca n o , W Ba rb a n o, C. So nn e ma nn, C. W at e rs.

Front : S. Mulc a h y, L. Marsh a ll.

YEAR 9 ROOM 11 MR . D. RAJ

Back : K. Arm a rego, L. de Pe ll eg rin , S. Bra d ley, A Barn es , R Duk e.

3rd : M O'Ne ill , A Pec kh am, F. Rose, M. Mac ka ru ch a, T. Mc Kenz ie.

2nd: S. Do ig, K Mo rgo n , E. Hin sc h e n, M Cro ft

Front : 0 Good win, J. Po li da no, K Wi gg in s.

YEAR 9 ROOM 12 MR. B. MASCI

Back : R W a ite , C. Ellul.

3rd : L. Co tel a, M. T a li a, I. Bo ute n, N. Ke nn edy , L. MacGi bbo n , D. T ay lo r.

2nd: C. Wil so n , T. Cro wl ey, L. N ev ill e, V Byrn es, A Bi a n co.

Front: T El sbury , N. Fra wl ey , L. Mo re lli , K Mi zz i, K Murph y.

Absent: E. Boococ k , R Leh e n y.

YEAR 9 ROOM 2 7 MRS . ]. WILLIS

Back: 0. Arm st ro ng, N Ho lt , C. Je nkin s, M. S mith , S Ri c h

3rd : S. M ac ka y, A Be n sc h , N. Do re, J O rr , C. Ba ini.

2nd: N . S hiel, S Co lbe rt, A . Milwri gh t, A Em e rso n , S. Mand e r.

Front: K Hu gh es, P Rea d ing, J. C lark e, M Bylsma, K. S no pko wski.

NORTHERN, SOUTHERN

Barren, dry, lifel ess

No h ope in s ight,

Life is lu c k y

Death is n o thin g

Th e Ethispian plight

Life , luxury, g uil t

Th e h o use is warm a nd co m fo rt a bl e Th e so und is fu ll , there's li g ht

Our sto m ac h s full we set tl e down Fo r a s tr a n ge a nd s leep less ni g ht

And o n both s id es th e re's suffe rin g, Th o ug h in a different way, N o rth a nd So uth o n e a nd the sa m e As they face ano th er day.

Li sa Mo rri ssey Ye a r 9

CLASS

Th e teacher a rriv es:

C hildre n s ig h

S h e turns

Thirty pairs of eyes

Gaze o ut th e wind o w And beyo nd

Bored, Foo li shn ess down th e back: Distraction, la ught er

Anger in the t eac h e r's eyes: An o rd e red classroom.

Danielle Burgess

Year 9 BABY

H e is sm a ll soft, Writhing in dependance. Yet uni q u e, A pe rfect person a n ot h e r of God's c reat io n s, delicately in div idu a l.

Eyes sp rin g ope n un expected ly a le rt Hun g r y s t ro n g sc rea m s, rin g through the a ir , Hi s d a rk eyed m ot h e r run s

H e is b a re ly o n e m o nth o ld

Melit a La n e Ye a r 9

YEAR 9 ROOM 17 MR. A MORGAN

Back: D Biasizzo, M Minn ey, R Wearne, E. Viscovi, L. Mo rri sey.

3rd: K Mulh o ll and, F. H end e rso n, K Will ett, H Brown , K. Lidd e ll .

2nd : R. Vea r, M. Ci ni , N. Brisbane, D. Burgess, M. La n e.

Front : E. Duke, N Boeyen, D. Dean, S im o n e G lass.

Absent: M. C ugl e y

YEAR 9 ROOM 28 MRS R McCUTCHAN

Back: K. S utton, S. Mi gli o ranza , N. Jami eson , M Mo ra n

3rd: D. Bo tt os, K H es ter, J Sharp, K Le mpri e re, C. Spencer.

2nd : R Mc Evoy, G. Betocc hi , A Juli a n, K O'Connor, K Glenn o n

Front: L. Ca milleri , K. von Mo ll er, M. Road le y, A Dixon.

Absent: K. Smith, B. He ga rty

THE EXPLOSION

It was an averge day in Melbourne, Business men in ti es and jacket s Striding along to work, briefc ases in h a nd For yet a nother dull day at their desks.

Smartly dressed ladies, straightening their skirts, Re a pplying lipstick, disappearing int o o ffice s. N o one knew wh a t would happen that day. N o o ne even suspected ...

The explosion that went o ff in Russell Street

The explosion th a t brought terrori sm to Melb o urne Thursday the 27th o f M a rch

Hav oc a nd sc reaming in the streets of o ur c ity Fe a r and disbelief th a t this could happen

T o a city such a stranger to violence.

Who h ad done it ? Why? Were there m o re bombs? W o uld the person wh o'd done this, do it again?

WINTER

Winter o nly comes once a year, before Spring a nd afte r Autumn Co ld and icy, the wind bl o ws in a ll directi o n s.

The city in mornin g glistens with ice And fog shrouds the va ll eys. Scarves, gloves and coats outside, The fire crack lin g insid e; th e cat purring, snuggling up for comfort.

Nicole Bri sba ne

Ye a r 9

FREE

S wiftly down th e mountain, H e m ade a path in n ew ly layed sn ow.

Th e fresh c ri sp breeze blew through hi s h a ir.

H e fe lt g reat exc itm e nt, Th e re was nothing to disturb him

Pa ra llel turns, dodging obstacles, C uttin g th roug h clusters o f trees, Jumpin g Falling, It was a ll fun.

H e sta rt ed go in g faste r n ow, No turns, Ju st st ra ig ht to the bottom. H e finally stopped And stood sta rin g

All a lone in a different world No fear Nothing

H e was free.

Lara Breen Year 9

MY DESK

My desk is a good o ld desk. No o ne is a ll owed t o use it except me of co ur se. With st ra n ge scratches a nd dents in it, it is surely n o t like a ny ot h e r. Wh en you lean o n it a certain way it will a lways m a ke a familir c reak. Th e desk drawers a re a lw ays cluttered with bits a nd pieces so that it' s h a rd to close so metim es.

On my d es k ther e is a la mp to the left a nd a radio t o th e ri g ht. And in places it is piled with books because I like slightly me ssy desks - but I a lways find roo m to do my h o mew o rk

Sandra Colbert

Ye a r 9

Kylie Hughe s Year 9

THE MARVELLOUS BOOK

The sh o p was tiny a nd ig n o red, an irrelev a nc y t o m os t who bustled past it s a ntiqu a t e d fr o nt each day. Th e door groa ned as I st e pp ed int o the dimly lit interi o r Th e re was a mu sty sm e ll t o g r eet me, t e mptin g m e t o loo k a t a nd r ea d each a nd every a ntiqu e book. A petite, wiry lady with spec t a cle s sat quietly behind a desk hummin g t o a tun e playing fr o m a hu ge m a h oga ny radio. The sh o p was fasc in a tin g. There were pos t ca rd s fr o m a ll ro und the wo rld, spa nnin g de ca d es, cigarette cards fr o m wa r time and a variety o f o ld tourist m aps.

I we nt ove r to one of th e sh e lv es a nd pulled ou t a dusty volume. I wiped away the dust a nd discovered it was a n Encylcopedia Britt a ni ca fr o m the 18 00' s. It was abso lutel y beautiful! It was sup e rbl y bound in ri c h, deep g ree n lea ther. It was sm oo th a nd covered in th ose e r rat ic lin es c h arac t e ri sti c to lea th e r. It was m a r ve ll o us . I ope n e d th e boo k. Th e pages were ye ll o wed a ro und the e d ges. Th e paper was thi c k a nd r es illi a nt despite yea rs of use Th e print was sm a ll a nd very dark. I cl ose d th e boo k with a s li ght b a n g; th e mu sty sm e ll wa fted to m y n ost ril s. From that m o m e nt I knew I h ad to h a ve th a t book.

Am a n da Em e rso n

Ye a r 9

WHALES

T a k e a hu ge, humbl e c reat ur e G ive it wide, fri e ndl y eye s G ive it a b ilit y t o g lid e the fat h om s of the deepest o cea n s.

Pe acefu l it ca n re s t , A hu ge fl o a tin g bu o y Exc it ed it projects it 's we ig ht hi g h in to the a ir

Thi s is a w h a le ; s ig n of po we r N o t v io le nt a nd c ru e l power b ut humbl e, ge ntl e powe r N o te m a n: Thi s power c a n be good!

Fion a H e nd e rso n Yea r 9

STICKS and STONES

A sm a ll boy t ru d ge s throu g h sn o w

Hi s ro sy c h ee ks pee k fr o m t h e o ve rbi g fur coa t.

Hi s sa t c h e l d rags co ll ec tin g s lu s h It see ps into hi s sc h oo l boo ks

Wh o ca res a bo ut sc h o o l 7

W h o rn res! Not h el

W h o c::ir es a bout him I

W h o ca res a bo ut big bo ys t h a t pi c k a nd ca ll him nam es .

H e d oes !! 1

"Ju st re m e mb e r thi s' ' , sh e sa id

"S ti c ks a nd S ton es m ay b rea k m y hon es but n a m es w ill n e ve r hurt m e ".

S h e d oes n ' t under st a nd

Th a t' s a lo ad o f rubbi sh .

S h e 's h a d n o e xp e ri e n ce o f hurt

Sa ra h M a nd e r

Ye ar 9

SCIENCE

SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH

Last year we e nte red the Science Talent Search on the request of Mrs Willis. The research was e ntitl ed "Do anima ls re late co lor to food?" We used a dog, cat, h o rse and a temperamental budgie We on ly really entered on the chance of winning some money. Th e presentation day was really g reat. It was more a soc ia l event than an educationa l day because of the cute guys from De La Sa ll e, Xavier a nd Wesley

Because we won so much money$10 00, we spent $25.00 on the research - we decided to ente r two research projects a nd a game ca ll ed Bacteriopoly, this year. Later this yea r we pl a n to market the game and make millions of dollars, and become really, really famous, and buy lots of pizza and choco late with th e money we make.

Joanne Sa id

Kate S h a rki e

Odette Li

Emma van Bauel

Year 9

CHEMISTRY QUIZ

On the 23rd of July, we participted in the Chemistry Quiz Th ere were a bout 60-80 gi rl s in it . The questi o ns were fairly easy, but we fuzzed the answe rs.

The C h emistry Qui z was cha ll e n ging. The que stions were intere sting and I learned a lot fr o m them. I wo uld recommend the quiz to anyone who finds science enjoyab le

Amand a Em e rs o n

Ye a r 9

I sat down and stared blankly a t the boo klet in fr o nt of me, li stening attentive ly to Mr s Willi' s directi o n s. I cou ld feel my heart racing as she prompted us t o begin. Each qu es ti o n t oo k carefu l cons id eration. The minute s ticked by rapidly until a voice interrupt e d my concentration.

Time was up! I m ad e a last minute check that my name and ,o ther re quired inform at io n wa s printed a t th e top o f the sheet a nd m a de my way bac k to cla ss, re li eve d it was a ll ove r

Kim Snopkwski

Ye a r 9

As I wandered un eas il y int o the room with a h a lf g rin o n my face, wo rri ed th at I'd m a ke a foo l of my se lf. I sat fo r the Science Co mp e titi o n in tota l s il e n ce, n ot kn ow in g th e m ea nin g of one word from anot her.

After a n ex h a ust in g h o ur a nd a h a lf of m e nt a l fatigue, we (th e yea r 9's) re tir ed t o the co rrid o rs to discuss o ur disappointm e nt with eac h ot h e r.

Jod ie C la rk

Yea r 9

THE NERVE RA C KER

GERMAN CAMP REPORT

Well, what a camp. Great view on top of the mountain. It was freezing in Monbulk, but rugged up in plenty of coats and jumpers, we felt fine. The food was scrumptious, except for the soup.

First night there was a session with two German people who taught us some German dances and songs. We also played "Leute Lotto" which was a great way to meet everyone. We went to bed at eleven, to sleep at four, got up at seven. Whew! Into the shower queue and joined the breakfast table at eight. , Saturday morning we had two working sessions, which consisted of writing German stories and painting German slogans on T-shirts. Then there was free time after lunch on the flying fox, trampolines and the ropes. That afternoon we played a game where we had to go looking for German clues to reach our various destinations. The winners received their prizes after the concert on Saturday night. The concert was great, embarrassing and funny. Later that night we had a relaxing time listening to pop music and eating more delicious food. Then it was finally to bed again.

Next day we were up early, more working in groups; mainly learning new vocab, and practising speaking German. After lunch it was the big clean up with packing to do. It was a worthwhile learning experience in more than one way. You shared a cabin with people from four different schools, with different personalities and opinions. Many good friendships were made by the sounds of the last few minutes and the exchanges of addresses. Oh, and not to mention all the Auf Wiedersehens!

Monica Ley

Emma Rose

Year 10

LANGUAGES

GERMAN KRAMBAMBULI

German is famous for its cold and hot fruit punch. During the summer, signs hanging in the gardens of the cafes along the Rhine, Moselle and Neckar rivers anounce:

"cherry punch today". On the white Rhine boats, the waiter on deck offers large glass mugs, set in bowls with crushed ice and filled with sparkling, full-flavoured "Kalte Ente", a delicious drink made of white wine and fruit. Hot drinks such as "Krambambu li" and 'Feoerzangenbowle' 1 are always welcome when sitting by a warm fire on a cold winter night.

Krambambuli ( 18 servings)

3 bottles dry red wine

114 cup orange juice

2 tablespoons lemon juice

l spiral orange peel

l stick cinnamon

4 cloves

8 tablespoons sugar

1/J cup rum (54%)

Combine wine, juice, peel, cinnamon, cloves and 4 tablespoons sugar in saucepan.

Simmer 8-10 minutes.

Strain into punch bowl.

Heat rum slightly.

Place remaining sugar in large metal spoon

Light rum with a match

pour over sugar

pour burning sugar over punch "Prost!"

YEAR 8 RETREAT

W e we re driv e n to a pl ace ca ll ed Amb e rle y , a Yo uth Re n e wa l Ce ntr e. It use d to b e a M o n as try. Th e pl ac e loo ked o ld a nd was v e r y la rge. Th e re we re p add oc ks with h o rses a nd lo ts o f tr ee s e ve rywh e re. W e fir st pl aye d a ga m e th e n di d a bit o f medit a ti o n. W e la y o n th e fl oo r a nd Mrs Ve nturini t a lk ed to us slo wly t e llin g us to co nce ntrat e o n o ur br ea thin g. I rea ll y felt rel a xed a n d as th o ugh I was liftin g upw a rds

By thi s tim e it was a bo ut recess a nd we ju st wa lk e d a round a nd a t e. Wh e n we ca m e in we wa tc h e d th e "O ut s id e rs" whi c h was rea lly goo d but sa d ; so m e p eo pl e we re cr yin g

At lun c h tim e e ve ryb o d y was go in g e xpl o rin g d o wn a ll th ese t rac ks a nd t o th e Ya r ra Riv e r , whi c h was b e lo w Amb e rly W e a lso vi s it e d tw o hor ses whi c h we fe d gra ss.

La te r o n we b ro ke up in gro up s a nd t a lk ed a bo ut th e "O ut s id e rs" a nd did pl a ys th a t re la t ed t o th e m o vi e

At2 .3 0pm , itw as tim e t ogo h o m e. W ea l! left h a ppily It h ad b ee n a goo d d a y J ac ki e N o rt o n Yea r 8

MUSIC LESSONS

We walk into the music room, Heads held high To face the terror and the doom, And hope we'll leave alive.

Mr. Smith struts in the door, High heeled boots, glasses and all. He stamps his foot on the floor, "Girls be quiet, stop your brawl."

Eventually we settle down, Five minute lecture 'bout mucking around, We get our instruments with a horrendous noise And sit down again, like stuffed toys

Mrs. von Moller waltzes in , Waving her stick in the wind, We all tune up to a note called "A" That leaves Mr. Smith in dismay.

Mrs. von Moller gives a sign, 1, 2, 3, "Girls, keep in time!" Merrily we go along, Knowing that it sounds all wrong. We all sound out of tune, But the concerts in June, If we don't imp rove by then It will be our musical end.

Ding, Dong, The bell has gone Heck these lessons Are so long.

Jodie Nicholls

Pauline Loftus-Hills

Nerida Slizys

Year 8

HISTORY

WHY DO WE STUDY HISTORY

W e stud y hi st o r y b eca use we lea rn fr o m th e p as t W e lea rn a bo ut diffe re nt time s , a b o ut h o w life h as ch a n ge d a nd h o w the se c h a n ges c a me a bo ut - H o w we go t t o o ur techn o log ic a l st ag e

But a lso p eo pl e h ad th e ir n ega tiv e o pinio n s. Yo u ca n't ch a n ge th e p as t a nd we ca n't relive a nci e nt tim es so why lea rn a bo ut it ? Thi s is roo m e ight' s p o int o f v iew in hi st o ry "86"

ANCIENT TIMES HOUSE

W e ll it 's fin a lly a rriv ed, yes it' s th e bi g d ay. The fir st hi s t o ry e xc urs io n fo r th e yea r t o b e t a k e n b y roo m s 3 a nd 5 Th e re was a la rge a m o unt o f enthu s ias m a nd e xc ite me nt T od a y we a re t o vi s it th e An c ie nt Tim es H o u se in th e h ea rt o f C hin a t o wn

A s the tr a in a rriv es a t Pa rli a m e nt S t a ti o n , Mr s La rse n giv es th e g irl s a quick loo k t o ch ec k th e ir a ttir e b efo re rel eas in g th e m o n th e unsu spectin g city Aft e r a pl easa nt wa lk we a rrived a t a sm a ll d oo r a nd wer e lea d into a tw o -st o re y buildin g fill ed with a n c ie nt a rti fac t s , so me se a ts a nd a proj ec t o r. Aft e r browsin g throu gh thi s fa scin a tin g pl a ce we wer e sh o wn a n int e res tin g film givin g us a d es cripti o n of th e riv e r ci v iliz a ti o n s. Aft e r thi s we a n swe red so m e qu es ti o n s a b o ut c e rt a in o bj ec t s whil e Mr s La rse n a nd Mr Andr e ws h ad a quiet cup o f tea. S o m e time la ter we bid far e we ll a nd d as h ed o ff t o a n ea rb y p a rk fo r lun c h W e re turn ed t o th e st ati o n so we did n o t mi ss o ur tr a in Un fo rtun a t e ly the tr a in was n o t as p ro mpt An yway, aft e r re turnin g , h a ppy girl s le ft fo r h o me t o t e ll o f th e ir d ay Th a nks t o e ve r ybo d y inv o lv ed in o rga ni zin g thi s exc urs io n.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

is a wo rld-wid e o rga ni za ti o n th a t defe nd s th e ri ght s o f p eop le t o h o ld a nd p rac ti se th e ir o wn p o liti ca l, re li g io us o r o t h e r bel ie fs, prov id ed t h ese d o n o t in fr in ge u po n th e fr eedo m a nd di g nit y of o th e rs

Wh y sh o uld thi s o rga ni za ti o n be re prese nt ed in a s,c h oo l ? Beca u se a sc h oo l is co n ce rn e d with e du ca ti o n a n d edu ca ti o n is co n ce rn ed with eq uippin g peop le to liv e full , a wa re a nd co mp ass io n a t e liv es

By in v itin g stud e nt s to res po nd t o th e n ee d s o f th e co untl ess peop le wh o a re im p ri s,m ed a nd t o rtured beca use o f t h e ir co n v ic ti o n s, we a re h e lpin g t o ac hi ev e t hi s a im

Yea r7' s

OUR FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL

Wh e n we fir st a rriv ed we felt kind o f shy beca use we we re n ow th e " b ab ies" o f th e sc h oo l in st ea d o f th e o ld es t . W e we re a ll loo kin g for o ur fri e n ds. W e we re n't sur e wh a t to d o a t fir st W e st a rt e d o ff b y go in g int o o ur cl assroo m s a nd hud d lin g int o o ur gro up s fr o m las t yea r. Wh e n th e wa rnin g b e ll we nt we we re n o t sur e of wh a t to d o, so we fo ll o wed eac h o th e r int o o ur roo m s a nd st a rt e d ta lkin g a bo ut h o w we fel t o n o ur fir st d ay.

Eac h d a y we beca m e cl ose r to o ur n e w cl ass m a tes O ur fir st subj ec ts we re Geogra ph y a nd M a th s. W e h a d a fe w p rob le m s findin g o ur wa y aro und as we ll. Th e sc h oo l see m ed la rge , ve r y la rge fo r th e fir st we e k a nd we h ad t ro ubl e findin g t h e sc ie n ce roo ms , a rt roo m s a nd o ur mu s ic roo m Aft e r a bo ut tw o wee ks we co uld find o ur wa y aro und with o ur eyes cl ose d. W e h a ve fi ve m o re yea rs to go a nd we h o pe th ey a re a ll as pl easa nt as thi s yea r. Anth ea H a wkin s Lo ui se D ' Ad a m

YEAR 7 CAMP TO WEEKAWAY

Our c a mp to W ee k a way was fun! We h ad ca bin s fill ed with multi -c o lo red d oo n as , bunks a nd th e o dd h oo k h e re a nd th e re. The b eds we re co mfo rt a bl e, but e ve n so , mos t o f us didn't ge t t o s le e p until tw o o r la t e r eac h ni ght W e wo ke up ea ch m o rnin g t o a lo ud s ire n a nd a t e in a h a ll. Our d ays we re ja m p ack ed with lo t s o f ac tiviti es suc h as th e fl yin g fox, ro pe co urse , a rc h e ry , bu sh coo kin g , ind oo r coo kin g a nd kit e m a kin g (w e a tt e mpt ed t o m a ke th e kit es fl ya bl e ) . It ra in e d a lo t o f th e tim e, but still we m a n ag ed a co upl e o f hik es O vera ll th e c a mp was a grea t succe ss a nd a fun wa y t o ge t t o kn o w o ur yea r se ven student s a nd t eac h e rs.

Belinda Be n to n Roo mS

On M o nd ay, M ay 5th , roo m s 4 a nd 5 se t t rac ks t o go t o W ee k awa y La n sfield. On W e dn e5d ay th e 7th ro o m s 2 a nd 3 a lso p ac ked th e ir bags.

Wh e n we a rrived we pl a yed ga m es suc h as b as ke tb a ll, tr a mp o linin g, te nni s a nd o ri e nt ee rin g. Th e mos t p o pul a r pl ay in g e quipm e nt was th e flyin g fo x W e go t mos t peo pl e o n th e flyin g fox, even Mi ss Foo t Thi s is wh a t mos t th o ught o f th e ca mp , it was goo d, grou se , OK, fa nt as tic, pit y it e nd ed so fa st, it sh o uld h ave go ne fo r a lo t lo n ge r.

Te achers bu gged yo u a ll ni ght but it didn ' t wo rr y us. W e wer e e ve n thre a t e n ed to go a nd cl ea n up th e sh o we rs if we didn ' t sto p t a lkin g (wh a t a thr ea t) W e a lso we nt o n wa lks a nd sa n g so n gs

R oo m 4 th o ught it was grea t too a nd ev e ryo n e was sa d it e nd ed .

The foo d was jus t OK

Cl a ire Dun e ll

Kri sti Vinc e nt

Lo ui se D ' Ad a m

Anth ea H a wkins

Andrea Th o m as

MATHEMATICS

MATHS WEEK

Maths week arrived with excitement high, All of the girls in Year 8 made coloured Pl. The puzzle a day got everyone in Hoping like crazy that they would win Each class had something special to do Maths Trivia made Year 7 all cry and hue.

And Year 8 Maths all over the school Though Year 9's Number Game demanded sheer cool. ln search of some money, Year 10 puzzled hard Cakes galore in the foyer, included a car. Some teachers looked grouse in their jumpers so white

It's a pity they don't always look such a sight. Some girls sported badges all over the place

Fact is, they wore them with flair and with grace. Unfortunately its over for one more year, Not to worry, Maths as usual is still here .

HARP DONATION

We took delivery of o ur fine h arp this yea r The h a rp was donated by the parents o f a st ud ent afte r being so impressed by the 1985 end of year concert We a re fortunate in ga inin g the se rvic es of Mi ss Pa mel a Raines t o teach this in strumen t, a nd now have severa l budding h arp ist s in ou r midst.

ENSEMBLE PLAYING

Th ere h as been a s t ea dy increase in ensemb le pl ay in g in 1986, a nd was p a rticul a rl y ev id e nt a t the Year 7 co n ce rt. Th e sh a rin g of mu s ica l perfo rm a n ces w ith o ther s is o n e of th e m os t rew a rdin g a nd pl eas urabl e as pec t s of lea rnin g a n in strum e nt.

THE FUTURE

The inv o lvement in mu sica l ac tiviti es h as been g ra duall y in c reas in g a nd n o d o ubt will co ntinu e t o gro w in bo th number s and qu a lit y . W e loo k fo rw a rd t o further goo d mu s ic, fu n a nd e nj oy m e nt in th e future.

MUSIC MUSIC DEPARTMENT

1986 has been a very active year for our music department with increases in the instrumental programme, performances by the orchestra and concert band, and more excursions and music workshops. All of these are aimed at creating another dimension in each student's education.

Performances at:

Heidelberg Festival

Mrs. & Mr. Virgato's wedding

Parade Art Show

Year 7 Concert

End of Year Music Concert

School Assemblies

Workshops at:

CLC

Greenwood High School

Excursions To:

Opera - Don Giavani

North Texas University Big Band

ORCHESTRA

The Orchestra is made up of about thirtyfive members from years 7 to 12. They rehearse every Wednesday and have participated in a number of ativities including the Heidelberg Music Festival. The Orchestra has brought many honours to the College, due to their dedication, and the hard work of their conductor, Mrs Von Moller.

CONCERT BAND

The Concert Band is also made up of approximately thirty-five students who drag themselves reluctantly on Monday lunchtimes to bang, crash and blow for an hour, to see how much noise they can make.

The Concert Band has also had a great success this year with a music workshop at Greenwood High, the Heidelberg Music Festival and excursions to see the Texas State University Band and Don Giovanni.

They are organised by Mr Smith, who usually after a bit of ranting and raving and tearing his hair out, manages to get us o rganised enough to be able to produce music!

Rose Ms;Cro han Year 10

Co ncert Band

Back: J. Said, N. Ke enan, C. Hyde, L. Breen, K Morga n.

4th: M. Jenkins, 0. Li, , S. Miglioranza, C. Sonnemann, K. von Mo ller, A Dixon

3rd: E. Fernandes, R. Mc Cro h a n, D. W ood h ouse, M. Minn ey, K. Lidd e ll,

2nd: N. Morco m , L. Hawkins, S Cava ll o, E. Mahe r , E.'van Ba ve l.

Front: L. Olbertz, A. Rogers, R McEv oy, J. van Bavel, J. Ry an.

H o use Capta in s

Back: K Pope, S. Cava ll o, S. Mitch am, V. Ward (Marita), M. McC a nn, L. Benton, L. Silvagni, D. Burgess (Aikenhead), W Barbano (Loyo la )

Front: A Blake, K. Marsh all, A. W alsh (Vincentia), S. Vescovi (Sch oo l Sports Captai n) , J. van Bave l (Vice School Sports Captain), B. Ward, M O'Ro urk e, M. Mo linaro, D. Fogarty (Loyo la).

Absent: Kate Sutton (Vincenti a ).

Thank s to Miss Gleeson's wo nderful o rga ni sa ti o n a nd guidance, thi s year's sc ho o l h oc key team commenced o n a fine n o te . Th e first m a tch was pl aye d at C LC aga in st Our Lady of Mercy, Heidelberg. With the co mmendable efforts o f o ur e nthu s iast ic players the hockey team m a naged a fin a l score of 1-0. The re turn m a tch eve n ed o ut the score as we were beaten 1-0. M o re ga mes have be e n planned, a nd training continues in ankle deep mud

Kate Cave n

Jenny Glenn

Yea r 11

Centre:

H oc key

Back: M Ley, E. Rose, A. Willi a ms, T . C ummin s , C. Liberto ne , C. Verrocchi.

3rd : N. Dore, A. McKenry, M. Lo rkin, L. Noonan, A. Botros, B. W ard

2nd: L. M a h e r, B. Za ppa , S. Mit ch a m, S. Cava ll o, E Ma her , J Ba ini.

Front: N. H o lt, A Bl ake , S. Co llin s, R . McCro h a n , S. Mackay.

Absent: I. Gaiotto, J. van Bavel, J. Glenn.

This was a particularly good year for the slave-driving Cross Country Team trainer, Mr. Morgan. The inclusion of what seems t o be thousands of year seven's has dramatically incre ase d the size of wh a t used to be a small group of enthusiastic and later exhausted runners. This increase has included just as much enthusiasm and it has potential for exhaustion.

Every Wednesd ay a nd Friday the team is lead around th e Eltham Park and thi s training le ad to great results in the S.C.S.A. cross-country as our Intermedi a te team finished third.

Sonia Cavallo

Cross Country

Back: J Humphri es, H. Brown, L. Metz;S Cava ll o

P. H arvey, J. Fu ro l, M Liddell.

Front: K. H enry, N. H o lt, R M cCro h an.

NETBALL - Victorian Schoolgirl Championships

Many young, talented sportswomen from CLC tried out for the school netball te a ms The P . E. teachers had a difficult task in se lecting the three teams. The juni o r te a m consisted o f Year 7 girls, the interm edi a te te a m was m ade up of Ye a r 8 a nd 9 girl s and the seniors were comprised o f Ye a rs 10 , 11 a nd 12 girls. The games were o ri ginally t o be held on the 9th o f July , but the petrol strike a nd rain del a yed o ur pl a n s. The te a ms eventually pl a yed at Roya l Pa rk o n the 23rd o f July, a nd although none o f our team s qualified for fin a ls they displ aye d th e qu a litie s o f fairnes s a nd persistence they have bec o me well kn o wn for. Better luck next

Leann a Bensch

Captain, Senior Netb a ll

Juni

Back: A. Ca llin a n , T. C larke, N. T oze r, A.

Centre: K Lo n gto n , K. Sta nl ey, 0. Cro ft.

Front: C. Za ppa.

Absent: F. W a lk e r , J

Back : L. Bensch, N. Roo n ey, M. McCa nn , L. S ilv ag ni.

2nd: G. Pittl e, J. Wint e rburn, 0. Pe rry, N. W a rd.

Front: K. Ca ven , B. W a rd, M Whit es id e

Juni o r Basketba ll

Int e rm e di a te N etba ll

Back : M. McCro h a n , R Murrihy , M Li e r.

Centre: N. Ra nkin, K. Mo rga n , K Mi zz i.

Front: E. Hin sc h e n, A. Be n sc h 0. Bur gess.

Back: N. Bi a n co , R Murrihy , G. U rb a n c ic, A. Th o m as.

Centre: J Rya n , J Ma rtin , M Ki ag.

Front: J . N ihill.

Absent: L. Bi a nco, R Vin a r.

BASKETBALL

This ye a r it was the se ni o rs tum t o domin a t e. Los in g to O ur Lady' s in a practi se m a t c h , before the to urn a me nt, proved to b e a goo d in ce ntiv e to beat th e m in the Grand Fin a l. Everybody wo rk ed h a rd a nd in the e nd, it paid o ff. Th e quote o f the d ay was Al exa nd ra Willi a ms' co mm e nt aft e r the G ra nd Final, " Do we h ave a n ot h e r ga m e n o w ?"

Even th o ugh t h e juni o r rea m didn't win, you ca n't t a ke a n yt hin g a wa y fr o m th e m Th e ir determinati o n a nd enthusi as m m ade them winn e rs o n th e day anyway. Th e ir e ndur a n ce a nd co n ce ntr a ti o n we re tested t o the limit, h avin g to pl ay fiv e ga mes in a row .

Interm edi ate Baske tb a ll

Back: 0. Mo ll oy, K H es t e r , A. Willi a ms

2nd: V. Sm ith, 0. Burgess, 0. Perry.

Front: L. Mo re lli , 0. Bottos, L. Breen.

Th a nk s t o Bronni e a nd Li z fo r th e ir expert coac hin g. Th a nk s a lso to the juni o r team for th e ir supp o rt when th e se ni o rs pl aye d in th e Grand Fin a l.

Danielle Pe rr y

Ye a r 9/10 Cap t a in

o r Netb a ll

Senior Netb a ll T ea m

INTER,HOUSE ATHLETICS

O n S und ay April 6 th , C LC held its a nnu a l int e r - h o use a thl e ti cs ca rni va l. Th e wea th e r w as ve ry goo d a nd th e re we r e m a n y fa mili es wh o ca m e t o supp o rt th e ir d a ug ht e r s. Durin g th e m o rnin g a ll th e tr ac k e ve nt s t a k e pl ace a nd then durin g lun c h th e invit a ti o n rel a ys a re run. Th e sc h oo ls whi c h we co mp e t e d aga in st we r e Elth a m Co ll ege , S t. Co lumbu s , S ie n a a nd Sa nt a M a ri a, a nd a ll th e t ea m s ca n be pro ud o f th e m selv es. Th e n o velti es a re a lw a ys a goo d wa y t o fini sh the d a y as th e g irl s rel a y supp o rt o n e a n o th e r as a t ea m Th e sta ff/ fa t h e r/s tud e nt thr ee legge d r a c e sa w m a ny thrill s a nd spill s but th e fa th e r s fin a lly ca m e o ut vict o ri o us. Th e o vera ll r es ult s we re Lo yo la fir s t, th e n M a rit a , Vin c enti a a nd Aik e nh ea d . Th e d a y w as e nj o yed by a ll with spec ia l th a nks to th e P . E. t eac h e r s, m o th e rs a nd fa th e rs fo r a ll th e ir ass ist a n ce.

S ue Mit c h a m

M a rit a Vi ce Ca pt a in

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

I say t o m ys elf "Wh at's t o d ay's ex c u se? "

A s I st ro ll th roug h t h e c h a n geroo m d oo r ,

" I've go t a t e rribl e tumm y p a in Mi ss !

" And m y t oe n a il' s r ea ll y so r e !"

"Mum says I ca n ' t d o S PO RT to d ay, 'Cos I fe ll off m e 'o rse las t wee k , And brui se d t h e e nd of m e fin ge rtip , 'E re loo k Mi ss, h ave a pee k ."

" I ca n ' t d o S po rt s to d ay Mi ss ,

I r 's m y t um t o st a nd as ide, Bes id es I fo rgo t m e uni fo rm, And it's 3 d eg rees o ut s ide !"

" M e Mum h as n't was h e d m e uni fo rm , Mi ss ,

I p u t it o u t last ni g h t, 'Cos it's bee n in m e loc ke r a ll o f th e t e rm, Boy it sm e ll ed so m e thin g sh oc kin ' a ll ri gh t. "

" So I a in't got n o whit e soc ks Mi ss , A nd m e wind c h eate r 's ALM OS T b lu e, Does it m atte r if S tin g's o n m e shirt , A n d ca n I h op ro un d with ju st o n e sh oe?"

"Ca n ' t d o gy m , Mi ss, sca re d of h e igh ts, Ca n ' t hit th e ba ll o r umpire,"

Th e m a n y va ri e d a nd wo nd e rful e xc u ses, Will fill a boo k wh e n I re tir e.

INTER,HOUSE SWIMMING

On Frid a y M a rch 7 , 650 g irl s a rrived a t Gre e n sb oro ugh poo l, rea d y o n ce aga in t o displ a y their immense talent a t th e CL C a nnu a l inter-h o use swimmin g c a rniv a l. The d a y d a wned bright, the sun b ea t d o wn, which m a d e c o mpetitor s even m o re e nthusi a stic. The carnival was o nce ag a in a very col o urful, vo cal and hi ghly c o ntested o cc a si o n . Overall winners were Lo yol a , with M a rit a c o ming a cl o se seco nd , foll o wed by Aikenhead and Vincenti a.

Speci a l thanks must go to the P E. te a chers , o ther m e mbers of st aff and h o us e captain s , all wh o made the d a y a very successful o ne.

Belind a W a rd Lo yo la C apt a in

INTER,SCHOOL CARNIVALS

After the usual enthusi as tic inter-h o use sp o rts c a rniv a ls , CLC was well prep a red t o m e et the o n s la ught o f the ' city sch oo ls' in the int e r- sch oo l swimmin g a nd a thleti cs.

Fo r m a ny we e k s befor e the inter -s ch oo l swimmin g th e squ a d br a ve d the free zin g we a th e r a nd icy waters o f Do nc as t e r a nd G r ee n sb oro ugh poo ls, a ll in th e n a m e o f d e di ca ti o n, te a m spirit a nd a dri v in g de s ire t o b e Ge n a zz a n o

W e we r e d e t e rmined t o put o n a goo d sh o w a nd sur e e n o ug h o n th e ni g ht we f ini shed in fo urth pos iti o n -o ur bes t res ul t in thi s divi s io n fo r swimmin g!

Th e sc h oo l a thl e ti cs te a m a lso t ra in e d with e nthu sias m . Whil e so m e stud e nt s we re laz in g o n th e ova l tryin g t o t a n th e ir legs, o ur d e di ca t e d sp o rt s wo m e n we r e tra inin g - d o in g la p s, jumpin g hurdle s a nd wildl y th ro win g va ri o us pro j ec til es (j a ve lin s, sh o t put , e t c. ) across th e ex p a n se o f th e o v a l - mu c h t o di sm ay a nd phy s icca l d a n ge r o f a ll th e sunb a th e rs. Alth o ugh o n th e d ay C LC didn ' t win a pl ace, th e wh o le t ea m tri ed th e ir h ea rt s o ut a nd p e rfo rmed c r e di ta bl y

W e wo uld lik e t o th a nk b o th t ea m s fo r a ll their h a rd wo rk in t ra inin g fo r th ese e v e nt s , Mrs Cross, Mi ss H a r co urt , Mi ss

G leeso n a nd Mi ss Foo tt fo r th e ir help , a nd t h e h o use ca pt a in s fo r th e ir o rga niz a ti o n a nd th e c h ee r squ a d s fo r th e ir ro wd y suppo rt.

S o ni a V esco vi

Juli e V a n Ba v e l

S c h oo l S po rt s Ca pt a in s

Juni o r a nd Int e rm e di ate Athleti cs

Back: K. H este r , J Ha ll y, D Bott os , K. Will e tt, H Brown, L Mo re lli , M Mo rri s, N. W a rd, I. Ga io tt o, S Cava ll o, G. Urbancic , L. O ' Bri e n , R Murrihy , N. S li zys.

4th: M Je nkin s , F. H e nd e rso n , E Vesco vi, M Kilcullun, K. Lo ngton , J Murfe tt, N. Roo n ey, L. S il vagni.

3rd: J Agiu s, K P irtle, E Duk e , D. Foga rt y, K Mizzi, K O'Co nn o r , K vo n Mo ll er , A Th o m as, L. D'Adam, R Rosse ll , A Sco tc , E M cGra th , V. Ca nnin g , L. Ja mes, L. Foga rt y, K. de Burgh ,

A. Do pheid e , E Fe rn a nd es

2nd: M Jo in e r , N. Ni hill , C. Ca me ro n , D. Bur gess, A. Be n sc h , S M ac kay, M Lew is , C. Fe lton , C. Wilk s, A. M a rc ia n o , C. Za pp a, L. Mc M a h o n ,

N. G iso nd a, C. Blac kston e , , K. von Mo ll e r.

Front: J. Dea rs ley, L. Dev lin , A. D ix o n , N. H o lt , M Mu g les to n , M. Li e r. , S. R ya n, S t a nl ey, T. Sta nl ey , L. M a rtini , L. C la n cy ,

M. Willi a m s , T . C la rk e, M Lir y, J Mintern , J Futo l , K H e nr y,

A. Broo ke r , L Nevi ll e, D. Cro ft.

Swimming

Back : C. Sa id , J vo n S ave l , R Vin a r , T. S mith , E. Gro n o w, J. Fi sca lini ,

D. Fogarty, V. W a rd , ). Road ley, In Gai o tt o, L. Si lvag ni , M. Ir e la nd ,

P. H a rvey, L. M ay, F Murra y, G U rb a n c ic , R. Murrih y, M. Sa id

Centre:

F. H e nder so n , J. C la rk e, E Duke, C. W a ters, K Po pe, K. Mi zz i ,

K O'Co nn o r , K vo n Mo ll e r , R. Ro sse ll , A Sco tt , L. Ja me s.

P. Lo ftu s- Hill s, K. Pas kin s.

Fro nt: E M ay , A Be n sc h , E. M a h e r , R Je nkin so n , K. M a h e r , M. O' M ea ra,

M. All e nd e r , C. Zappa, L. M c M a h o n , T. C la rk e, C. Bl ac ks to n e, , A . C lea ry.

Now th a t you h ave finished re a din g Ca rit as 19 86 you m ay be wondering wh a t to do with it . H e re a r e a few id eas fr o m th e "Grow in g Thin gs" peop le.

l Put th e m agaz in e throu g h a shr e ddin g m ac hin e a nd use as litt e r o n th e fl oo r o f your c h oo k sh e d.

2 Ca refully re m ove th e st ap les a nd li e the sh ee t s d o wn individually o n your ga rden . Cove r with a bo ut lcm o f so il o r mulch to prevent m o istur e loss in th e h o t s ummer m o nth s.

3 th e m agaz in e a nd use the as h es aro und pl a nt s. Turn l hem in to the so il t o g iv e a dd e d nutri e nt s for your favorite p la nt s.

THANKS

Spec ial th anks to Trumble Family Printe rs, Mr Jo hn Mitch am and Koda k (Aust.) fo r th e ir ass ista n ce with ph oto developin g and printing. Also to Luci-Ann e Barr y, Alice Blake , Belinda Ward, An gela Farrell, Sue Mitch am and Rebecca Thomp so n, Mr. Mich ae l W ard, wh ose ass ist an ce h as been ver y gre atly app rec iated and needed by this n ovice editor in producin g Ca ritas 1986.

Bronwyn H a rco urt

Thanks a lso to M a ri a nn e T o me, Juli e Burke, Cec ili a Verrocchi, Joyce Baini, April Willi a ms, Meli ssa H a rri so n, M o nique Burt , Marisa Bredle, A li da M c M a nu s, Ann a Wil so n, Li sa H a wkin s, Fi o n a Northey, Deirdre Fogarty, Rose M cCro h a n , Kim Au s tin , Brid ge tt e Gurney, Ju stin e S mith , Karin Kli c ki, Nicole Kli c k i , M ega n Sa id , Pa ulin e Loft us- Hill s, Li sa Wri g ht , Caro lin e Willi a ms, Tiffa n y Miln e, Ruth Rosse ll, Jod ie Nicho ll s, Lu a nn e Pay n e, Cassa ndra M eag h e r, J ac ki e Norton, Me ga n C urtin , Nadine Fl etc h e r , Emma H o lb e ry, Nicola H owe ll , Fi o n a M ate r , Nadia Odo ri co, Anth ea H a wkin s , Andrea Th o mas, Lo ui se D'Ad a m , C la re Dunell, Kri sti Vincent. M s. Ann e Cro wley, Ms Liz Gleeson, and M s. M arita Foott,