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Editors: Mrs D Black, Mrs C Turner. Assistant Editor: Ms D Williams. Production and Design: New Litho Pty Ltd. 9888 5622 Photographers: Arthur Reed Photography, Mr R Kumnick - Photoplay, Heads of Houses, Staff and students of The Geelong College, Mrs C Turner, Deb Fanning, Ms P Clarke, John Gollings Front and Back Covers: Photography by Mrs C Turner

Speech Day Address

Dr Pauline Turner

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Professor Walker, Mr Williamson, Members of Council, special guests and members of The Geelong College community. On behalf of our staff and Senior School students, may I welcome you in my turn and thank you for your attendance here today in this magnificent auditorium. 2003 has been a year of intense fulfilment and progress for The Geelong College. We have designed and implemented a new educational program, extended our outreach to other cultures, carried out a comprehensive Middle School works agenda that supports student learning, the environment and sport, set in train an important phase of strategic educational planning, finalized designs and begun fundraising for a splendid new music

and performing arts centre in the Senior School, and taken steps to expand Campbell House facilities in anticipation of growing junior primary numbers from 2004. The school is in a sound position on the enrolment front, not least in that often-elusive area of boarding. As I came to reflect on this year's activities and achievements, which crystallise our ambition to make of The Geelong College a relevant, progressive and dynamic educational institution of genuine distinction, I was reminded of one of the College's seven core institutional values, defined in the complementary terms of tradition and progress. In espousing this value, we made a threefold commitment: • to preserve those traditions that have contributed positively to the spirit and ethos of the College • to ensure a sense of continuity between the endeavours of past I Collegians and the needs of future students • to be open and receptive to trends and innovations that would strengthen the College, enhance its effectiveness and prepare its students purposefully for the future. As the College has openly sought to adopt a more dynamic stance in recent times, we might well ask the question as to whether we have respected this threefold commitment to maintain an appropriate balance between tradition and progress. I believe we have fully realized our undertaking in this regard. On the traditional side of the ledger, it is obvious that the institutional framework of the College, as reflected in our management policies and practices, remains sound and strong. We have reaffirmed our commitment to a broad, liberal education as well as to high academic standards, borne out year after year in our students' VCE results and through their continuing individual achievements. The College's rich co-curricular program has undergone serious strengthening, especially in the sporting arena, over the last few years, and its reputation is of the highest

order. The archival base of the school is being developed, and planning for a complete history of the College for our sesquicentenary celebrations in 2011 has begun. Our Old Collegians' network remains a vital resource. The school's buildings, grounds and facilities have been steadily maintained and improved. Our teachers are superbly dedicated to the well-being and education of their students, while also striving to keep alive the worthwhile traditions of endeavour, good manners and sportsmanship. The strength of our community links continues to be evident in the work of the parent associations and support groups and was exemplified this year in the splendidly successful October carnival, which bound parents, current and former students, staff and friends of the College firmly together in common cause. At the same time as we have reinforced our institutional values and practices, in response to fastchanging social and educational circumstances we have deliberately sought out and adopted innovative learning strategies and begun to foster more outward-looking attitudes in our students, with the debate about how to optimize the structure and delivery of curriculum intensifying this year. The catalyst for this development has been Mrs Mary Mason, who took up the new position of Director of Teaching and Learning at the beginning of the year. My purpose in appointing Mrs Mason was threefold: to strengthen the process of strategic educational change that had begun in parts of the school, to revitalise some of the programs that had been in place for many years and, most importantly, to ensure that we prepare students to become the openminded, motivated and active learners they need to be as they embark on a lifelong journey of education. At the conclusion of 2003, I am pleased to report that each of these aims has been seriously pursued and several tangible results have already

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emerged. Consultation with members of the school community - teachers, students and parents alike - has been an integral part of this process. It is essential that the kinds of changes we are considering at the College are properly discussed and understood by all concerned, and Mrs Mason is to be congratulated on the collaborative culture she has helped to develop. The first major initiative this year took the form of a new model of staff appraisal, which is designed to assist teachers actively in their professional growth. It underwent final modifications in the first semester of the year and was implemented in the second. Constructively incorporating data supplied by students and classroom observations, it is well on the way to achieving its purpose of promoting enlightened classroom practice and a more collaborative teaching environment. Next, as part of an ongoing plan to audit and update our curriculum, an external review of two areas, Information Technology and Special Education, was conducted mid-year. In the case of IT, several major recommendations have already been adopted, which I am confident will lead progressively to a qualitative change in the integration of IT into the curriculum from Year 8 to Year 12. The first is the appointment, to commence next year, of an experienced Director of Learning Technologies who will spearhead a process of technology-based curriculum renewal. Another is the standardisation of student notebook computers, beginning with Year 8, which will result in more effective classroom practice. For its part, the Special Education Review produced several useful recommendations that will inform future directions in this area. Further strategic reviews are anticipated for next year. Also with a view to the future, under the auspices of the Quality Teacher Program, for which the College obtained government grants of around $40,000 this year, much fruitful discussion has taken place on the subject of program renewal in

Years 8, 9 and 10 - the three year levels identified as requiring particular enhancement. Under the guidance of the Director of Teaching and Learning, teams of teachers at both schools have been busily planning initiatives to be trialled or implemented next year. We are currently considering themed approaches, which offer a coherent year-long focus, as well as greater differentiation, challenge and student choice in the curriculum. I have been delighted with the degree of enthusiasm and commitment shown by all the teachers involved. To capitalise on this phase of intense reflection, in Term 4 this year, I launched a full scale plan to develop strategic educational directions for the College over the next five years. This is a complex process of consultation and research which entails considering relevant school data, canvassing a range of community opinions and identifying significant educational and social trends in order to reach conclusions appropriate for our school and to set productive and stimulating directions for the future. The institutional values I referred to earlier and the excellent work that is already taking place in this school will be reflected in the final statements. I anticipate that the project will be completed by the end of Term 1 next year. I am also pleased to report on the coming to fruition of three carefully nurtured educational projects in the course of this year. The first was the successful implementation of a second themed year at the College, the Year 6 Multimedia Year, exemplifying three key objectives: fostering technological excellence across the school, reshaping the physical circumstances of learning and activating the ways students learn. Year 6 students were trained to manipulate creatively a variety of media, producing newspapers, live radio broadcasts and a sophisticated array of videos within their integrated studies program. To support this initiative, a spacious and well-resourced multimedia centre was

constructed adjacent to a suite of Year 6 classrooms, newly interconnected to facilitate student interaction and teacher collaboration. It will be useful to draw on the experience thus gained as we begin to redesign programs in Years 8,9 and 10. The next project took another of the school's long-held objectives valuing the environment - to an important new level of realisation with the inspired transformation of an unsightly car park in the Middle School into a feature wetlands area, complete with boardwalk and observation decks. This spectacular billabong-shaped amenity - which will incorporate land and aquatic plants and eventually be stocked with native fish - reflects our desire both to enhance the beauty of the school's natural setting and, in keeping with our broader ecological ambitions, to increase the biodiversity of our

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Of course, none of these educational adventures would be feasible without the commitment of the teaching staff, and I thank them all sincerely today not only for their involvement in the usual range of academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities this year, but also for their willingness to engage in the planning of new initiatives, which has placed singular demands on many of them. I salute those Senior School staff members who are departing this year, either into well-earned retirement or to extend their career in another direction.

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habitat. It will also constitute a focus of serious investigative study in the years to come. Interculturally, our outreach programs also received a boost this year as we established a significant new relationship with an aboriginal school in Townsville, adding to a string of links the College currently enjoys with schools in Japan, Denmark, France, Thailand and China. Under the guidance of our new Outreach Coordinator, Mr David Curnow, a group of Senior School students stayed in the Shalom Christian College boarding school last October and struck up potentially enduring friendships with students there, thus beginning a mutually beneficial process of building living links between our two cultures. This year's major Senior School expedition along the Kokoda Trail also furthered our goal of fostering outward-looking attitudes in our students by embedding an arduous outdoor challenge in the fascinating Melanesian context of Papua New Guinea. I should finally mention in a similar intercultural vein, that a planned geographical trip to Bangkok, cancelled this year because of concerns about SARS, will definitely proceed in 2004.

First, Mrs Carmel Edwards, teacher of classroom and instrumental music, who has been successively Coordinator of Music in the Preparatory School, Acting Director of Music and, this last year, Joint Head of Music. Mrs Edwards has given outstanding service and leadership for no fewer than 30 years at the College and deserves our deep gratitude. Second, Mr Lea Quail, who, in addition to being Head Librarian, has also served as Head of Morrison House and, more recently, as President of the Staff Association, as well as providing

hockey coaching expertise. Mr Quail leaves us after 19 years of fine service. Third, Mr John Claringbold, teacher of geography, previously Head of McLean House and, most recently, Head of Mackie boarding House, who has also coached the 1st XI and led a successful cricket tour to England. Mr Claringbold leaves after 17 years of esteemed service. Fourth, Mr Craig Keating, teacher of Chinese and Head of Languages, who has led several trips to China and was instrumental in establishing an exchange link with a school in Shanghai. After seven active years at the College, Mr Keating leaves us to take up the position of Principal of Christ the King Anglican College in Cobram. We also farewell Mrs Kathryn Locke, who has taught part-time at the College since 1998, and Ms Sophie Weddell, Ms Kirsten Van Cleef and Mrs Lynne Elliott, who have made valuable contributions this past year, offering them all our best wishes for the future. To the members of the College Executive team, I extend my grateful thanks for their steadfast commitment to the well-being and

Visiting delegation from the Shanghai No. 62 High School

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advancement of the school this year. Two of their number are especially to be commended for their fine beginnings at the College: Mrs Mason, who has brought an acute educational perspective and considerable creative energy to the leadership group; and Mr Neville Findlay, our new Business Manager, who replaced the former Bursar, Mr Bert Stewart, upon his retirement in the middle of this year, and who has lent a skilled business and policy dimension to our deliberations. My further thanks go to the members of the School Council, who have provided much encouragement and support again this year, and to the Chairman, Mr Alan Williamson in particular, for his continuing selfless devotion to College affairs, and whose efforts to strengthen certain Council processes this year have proved timely and beneficial. The Geelong College takes the responsibility of developing the broad potential of its students very earnestly indeed, and today's Senior School Speech Day program, which celebrates the values we cherish, is designed to reflect this comprehensive spirit. Accordingly, alongside a rich array of academic prizes covering all four year levels, we choose to make specific awards for notable attainments in our cocurricular programs and to acknowledge certain sporting achievements recorded in the course of the year. Indeed, in a dramatic flourish, as you will shortly see, no fewer than 16 oars and 2 rudders will be paraded and claimed by eager hands on this stage, recapturing the truly extraordinary distinction of our double Head of the River victory in April this year. For the significant place it occupies in so many aspects of school life, music also figures prominently in today's program, and I commend especially to you the prodigious talent of one of our Year II students, John-Paul Nicolo, who is to play for our enjoyment today the first movement of the Grieg Piano Concerto in conjunction with the Senior School Symphony Orchestra.

Before concluding, I must sincerely thank the student leaders of this past year and, in particular, Co-Captains Philippa Williams and Tim Jarrold and Co-Vice Captains, Annabelle Crawford and Lachlan Crawford, for their sustained positive contribution to school life. I have no doubt that their successors, whom it is my great pleasure to announce today, will emulate their fine example. College Co-Captains for 2004 will be Eliza Elliott and Geoffrey Heard, and College Co-Vice-Captains, Kirsten Ulmer and John-Paul Nicolo. I congratulate each of these young people and look forward to the purposeful leadership they will offer next year. The thrust of my speech today has been to identify the substantial advances the College has made this year from established and trusted bases towards ever-greater educational fulfilment. This compelling project springs from the deeper aspiration sustaining all our plans and actions, which is to produce enlightened young citizens who will serve the world well. The novelist and essayist Aldous Huxley captured the sense of this moral imperative superbly when he wrote: "Real progress is progress in charity; all other advances being secondary thereto". I would therefore like to conclude by urging all of the students present today to strive to live up to this ideal: to seek fulfilment, to reach out positively to others and, above all, to act in a spirit of true charity towards the world around them. Thank you for your attention.

Head of Prep

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It is fair to say that the Preparatory School has resembled a building site this year, with many trenches, barriers, vehicles, tradesmen and disruptions to normal activities. We have though, lived through this period of development and now have a number of improved facilities including an extra set of tennis courts, a new Maintenance/Grounds facility, a Multimedia Activities Centre, a new staff car park and a Billabong. In addition to this we also have a partially completed Year 8 Artist in Residence piece of Art work, which is located next to the path to the Art Room in Middle School. As I sat in my dust filled office in midJanuary, watching the earthmoving equipment demolish the car park and workmen begin re-modelling parts of the old Year 5 area, I was excited by what would be new developments for the school. As the tennis courts, Year 6 area and the new staff car park and Billabong began to take shape, things were beginning to fall into place in my mind and I could imagine the opportunities that would now be offered. Some of these projects had arisen out of need, but some had also arisen from general brainstorming sessions with the Principal and a number of senior staff, where we discussed relevant educational experiences for our students. These ideas were developed further, with a larger group of staff, and culminated in the final ideas to set up an area for the study of freshwater ecosystems and also a Multi media centre where students could tap into an area of interest in order to engage them in more meaningful learning. The commencement of the Multimedia Year in Year 6 this year was a major focus and staff spent many hours developing and refining their skills prior to the children starting. A major school capital investment was required to get the program up and running and our Prep Parents' Association assisted by providing some $11000 for extra equipment, and we are extremely grateful for this contribution. Despite building delays, our Yr 6 staff and students worked hard to develop the first videos, newspapers and radio

broadcasts in temporary locations. At the end of Term 2, when the MAC was completed, students were able to begin to work even more flexibly, as they then had access to computers and electronic equipment in a shared space adjacent to their classrooms. I am sure that our Yr 6 students and their parents, as well as our staff, are very proud of their achievements this year. Indeed, the Macademy awards held at the end of the year, showed just what a fantastic job our students had done. The Billabong is now well established and I am proud to say that a great deal of the planting has been completed (by students and staff). The planting has been mainly done by Year 4 and 7 students and consisted of native plants and grasses. In the last weeks of school, Mr McCallum and a couple of assistants planted 1100 aquatic plants and this will now allow the ecosystem to develop further. Already we are noticing a rapid increase in water life and an improvement in water quality. The next step will be to begin the introduction of native fish, once a safe habitat is established. New beginnings are not limited to capital works. Each year, we also see these beginnings in terms of new students and we have been pleased with the demand for places in the Prep School. This year we saw an increase in demand for places at Prep level, where a large number of students have followed through from the Early Learning Centre. In 2004, a similar pattern has merged. The introduction of new students into our school, as well as the moving up of our old students, is a major process, and one which we take seriously. We have spent a great deal of time to develop smooth and carefully planned orientation programs so that all students feel comfortable in their new surroundings and environments. No doubt our current Year 8 students will be looking forward to the move to Senior School, having survived their recent trip around the Otways. However, I have no doubt that they are also a little nervous about the move. During their time here, I hope they have learnt some important lessons about life. Hopefully, these include:-

• taking responsibility for their own actions, • helping others, • putting full effort into all tasks, • trying a new skill or activity, • learning to work with a range of different people, • learning to appreciate other points of view, • learning to take responsibility for their own learning and participating in a wide range of activities and challenges In 2004, we intend to make changes to our Year 8 structure in order to provide greater flexibility for learning. As such, we will divide the year level into two "teams", where academic and pastoral oversight will be carried out by Learning Mentors, under the guidance of a team leader. Using a team of staff who will work closely with each "team" of students, we hope to be able to provide more opportunity for students to work in a range of group sizes, in greater depth, or in an integrated manner where appropriate. I am continually pleased to see the support that we receive from parents and, in particular, the Prep Parents' Association. In 2003, under the Presidency of Mrs Megan Holmes, the Prep Parents' Association thrived and provided a vital support role for both me personally, as well as for parents, students and staff. Of particular note towards the end of the year is the annual "Staff Appreciation Day lunch", where parents provide lunch for all members of staff, as a thank you for their efforts during the year. This effort was greatly appreciated by all of our staff. As I look forward, I see 2004 as another year of challenge. The expansion of Campbell House, the development of the Year 8 team structure and the refinement of the Multimedia year have been set as targets, but we still see the major task as educating the students in our care to the best of our ability. We will continue to review our offerings in order to provide the best possible programs for our students and I look forward to another exciting and challenging year. Mr Chris Lawson

Heads off Senio Seniorr

"... striving for individual achievement and self-fulfilment combines with a concern for others." Throughout the year the involvement of so many College students in a diverse range of activities and their many consequent achievements, some obvious but many more implicit, breathe life on a daily basis into these words from our mission statement. We regularly notice press reports of individuals who have been 'successful' in some manner, but what is significant about many of the Geelong College 'triumphs' is that performances collectively contribute to a community rather than purely individual outcome. Teamwork attributes were clearly apparent in our sporting teams, musical ensembles, drama casts and debating groups even though respective achievements are measured in quite different ways. Of course we congratulated Geelong College sporting teams when they won, but in a very real sense they were far more 'successful'

when they competed with vigour, sportsmanship and co-operation, traits that we were very pleased to observe more frequently than premierships. From the lsts to less prominent teams in all sports, we were proud of all participants who responded to their best ability in all contests, for the school or for their House. Similarly, we marvelled at the many outstanding performances that our musicians and thespians produce throughout this year. Particularly significant is the inclusive nature of these co-curricular programs, where every participant's talent is allocated its place and contributes to the overall result. The 'Big String Thing' at the Foundation Concert and the barnyard mayhem in the School production of Animal Farm come to mind as just two of many examples of this extensive student involvement. Such co-operation was also evident as students ventured beyond the school boundaries into the outdoors at Wollangarra, Kokoda or Anglesea, overseas to France or within the local area to perform community service tasks. In the Victorian high country,

local coastal heathland, historic wild areas of New Guinea or culturally rich areas of Europe these students worked together as a team, each one performing his or her own role as challenges were overcome, tasks completed and opportunities explored. As current students graduate from school, moving into tertiary study and towards the workplaces of the future, employers are increasingly looking for young people who not only display natural talent and a sound work ethic, but who also possess an ability to work cooperatively with peers in a team environment. Hence collaboration and co-operation now adopt a much higher profile than before within classrooms across all subjects. Successful students certainly take responsibility for their own learning, but they also are able to learn with others for the overall progress of all. The pages that follow record many achievements of College students working together, but we also acknowledge the parents and teachers who are such a crucial component of all of these events. We appreciate the strong support of parents who become involved in numerous community events, the successful October Carnival remembered as just one of these. Finally we wish to thank the dedicated teaching staff for their hard work throughout this year. Their collective efforts formed the foundation for The Geelong College Year of 2003. Mr Roger Smith and Mrs M Lethbridge Heads of Senior School

Above and Left: Roger Smith, Head of Senior School Above and Top right: Margaret Lethbridge, Head of Senior School

School Council

The selection of a school for their child is perhaps one of the most important decisions that parents make. As there is only one opportunity to provide an education for a child during his or her most formative years, the decision must be the correct one. A survey conducted by the Independent School Council of Australia found that parents chose to educate their children at an independent school because the school provides a stable and safe environment, is responsive to the individual needs of their child, has a wide range of facilities, caters for the social, cultural and spiritual needs of their child, allows them to enter into an active and genuine partnership with teachers in the education of their children and is accountable to them. This year, students at independent schools represented around 12% of total Australian school enrolments. Although parents have a wide choice of independent schools in the Geelong Region, it appears that the College is increasingly being recognized as the preferred independent school if the continuing growth in enrolments is an indication. I believe there are two principal reasons for this development. The first is that the school is seen to be best able to

fulfil the expectations of parents when providing an independent education for their child. Secondly, parents of current students have spoken highly of the school to their acquaintances. It is generally recognized that personal recommendations significantly influence prospective parents when they decide which school to entrust with the education of their children. If you witnessed the remarkable achievement at Nagambie when both the Boys' and the Girls' 1st crews won the Head of the River, marvelled at the performance of "The Big String Thing" by all the school's musicians at the Foundation Concert, sat through the haunting presentation of George Orwell's play "Animal Farm" by our drama students, enjoyed the community spirit created by the College at the Carnival, noted the personal achievements of many of our students, it is apparent that parents have had good reason to acknowledge that the school has had a successful year. Successful outcomes by individuals or of single events are not of course the only measure of the performance of the school. However, they do reflect the excellence which the school strives to achieve in all that it does, provide a benchmark to which others are encouraged to aspire and create a feeling

School Council Back Row L-R: Bert Stewart (Bursar), Richard Carr, Cam Emerson, Helen Goode, Bill Hujfram, David Kim, Gil Robertson, Carol Barnard (Director of Community Relations and Development), Hugh Seward (President Senior School Parents' Association), Ian Macmillan, David Waterhouse (President Old Geelong Collegians Association) Front Row: RodAshby, Peter Belts, Leanne Rowe, Michael Dowling, Alan Williamson (Chairman), Pauline Turner (Principal), RodRobson (Vice Chairman), Sue Gould, Jack Ayerbe, Kenjarvis (President, The Geelong College Foundation) Absent:

June Cameron and Stewart Gray

of confidence in the school community. The existence of waiting lists in some years, and the prospect of a continuing growth in enrolments in future years, has prompted the Council to consider the ideal size of the school. The issue was last considered in 1993 when the Council resolved, as part of its Strategy Plan, that the optimal size of the school should be 1500 students as it was considered that this would ensure that the satisfactory quality of the total education offering and the special atmosphere of friendliness of the school was maintained. However, it was then concluded that there was unlikely to be a significant growth in enrolments unless there was a change in the present number of independent schools. In other words, fewer schools competing for enrolments. Of course the opposite has occurred. Although there has been a growth in the number of low fee independent schools in the region in the last 10 years, there has been a rising trend in enrolments at the College. Today, accommodating additional students is no longer simply a matter of finding more desks and hiring extra teachers. Because of the increasingly diverse range of the education and co-curriculum programs and ancillary services provided by the school, the acceptance of enrolments above the recommended maximum would require a major investment in additional buildings and infrastructure in order to maintain the reputation for excellence which the school now enjoys. It was not considered prudent to undertake that expenditure. The Council concluded that a maximum enrolment of 1230 students would allow the school to most adequately accommodate and educate its students to the desired standard for the foreseeable future. Our strategy will therefore be to invest in maintaining the excellence of the school's education offering and the facilities in which it is provided as by doing so we believe we will perpetuate the strength which the school currently enjoys. Alan Williamson Chairman

School Captains Tim Jarrold and Philippa Williams

Open a dictionary to the definition of 'school' and you will find it described simply as an Institution for education or giving instruction'. However, this definition fails to mention any of the reasons why, as we walk through the College gates for the last time, we will have mixed emotions. Amidst our feelings of excitement for the adventure ahead, we will also experience a sense of loss, for we are leaving behind an environment that we have grown to know and cherish: relaxing with friends in Helicon Place, trying our best on the College sporting fields, being able to ask for that extra help

from a staff member and wearing the navy blue blazer. Knowing that all this has to come to an end is upsetting, but we leave school with a sense of achievement, prepared to tackle the outside world. In a school such as The Geelong College, we are woven into a tightknit community, one that supports us through our time at school and encourages us to strive consistently for excellence. Teachers, friends and parents are all part of the equation which enables us to enjoy the good times and survive the bad. Teachers are the essence of this school, continually supporting, helping and

guiding us toward our ultimate goal. Their guidance over the years has helped shape us into the people we are today. Yet College would not be the same without friends, who, sharing the same experiences, empathise and understand what we are going through. They are always there to support us, when times are good, and when demanding. At College, parents are made to feel as though they are part of the bigger picture, encouraged to become involved in any way possible, and their contributions both big and small - only add to the sense of community. Up to this time, our lives have revolved around the foundations of the Geelong College. Now as we are thrust out into the adult world, we can be well assured that we have been prepared for this new life in the best possible way. The Geelong College has not just provided us with a place to learn, but given us an opportunity to be involved in a tight-knit community - one which has instilled in us some of the best memories of our lives.

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Timothy Jarrold and Philippa Williams Captains

Annabelle Crawford (Vice-Captain), Tim Jarrold (Captain), Philippa Williams (Captain), Lachlan Crawford (ViceCaptain)

Prefects Class of 1991

Prefects 3rd Row L-R: Phoebe Stanley, Peter Birks, Jackson Bell, Andrew McLarty, Lewis Hobba, Ross Dennis, WardSimms, Sophie Belts 2nd Row L-R: Sophie Brown, Sarah Hill, Isabella Henricus, Penelope Falls, Siobhan Hensey, Angela Paton, Annie Xin, Annabelle Wettenhall Front Row L-R: Lachlan Crawford (Co Vice Captain), Philippa Williams (Co Captain), Mrs Margaret Lethbridge, Dr Pauline Turner, Tim Jarrold (Co Captain), Annabelle Crawford (Co Vice Captain)

Class of 1991 2nd Row L-R: Sophie Beits, Andrew Bowler, Lachlan Crawford, Genevieve Crowl Front: Natalie Gainey, Felicity Anderson, Nyssa Parkes, Georgia Giblin, Phillipa Lean, Richard Colman

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Middle School 8G

Our Class Is a Carnival

The bell summons us for the opening of the show. Everywhere people running, lumping and yelling, dodgem cars colliding. Within our walls you'll find all sorts of surprises. Not to be underestimated, we come with twists, turns and bumps; captivating bright colours and raucous spontaneity, mischievous laughs of downs turning on a show, passions run hot and tempers can fray but still rollercoastering along, together. Observe the fire eaters - those daring to be different, an acrobat in every row - gambling for the crowd's attention, the occasional clown - seizing the chance to amuse and entertain, the sneaky joking trouble maker - the "I can't find my record book" faker. Listen to the teachers - sideshow barkers droning on, unsuccessful in silencing the crowd. Last but not least, the people in the back. An audience, watching it all swirl around them.

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Michael Jenkins Darci Egan Ashley Narita

Lucy Faulkner William Arundell Holly Bartlett

Jessica Alhrecht Emily Rutherford Sarah Morris Jeremy Mountjoy Jake Addison Lachlan Barclay Angus Nice

Alice Eraser Austin Slone Charles Cameron Lachlan Moate

Staff: Mr I. Henricus - Homeroom Teacher Mrs R. Millen - Tutor

Back Row: Samuel O'Brien, Eric Chien, Angus Fitpatrick, Jeremy Sturges, Mr Mark Torpey, Luke Wu Middle Row: Alexander Herd, James Pasco, Thomas Day Front Row: Kim White, Robert Tripolino, Thomas Boivden, Matthew Collett

Back Row: Philippa Crowley, Harriet Brown, Maysie Brehaut, Rachael Golightly, Georgia Inness, Alexandra Boyd Front Row: Alika Reeve, Samantha Fallow, Catherine Serle, Anne Levick, Elana Britt

Middle School

1. RyanAlldis 2. Thomas Maas 3- James Bowtell 4. Clancy O'Connor 5. Christopher Mack 6. Daniel Gledhill 7. Daniel Certoma 8. Robert Taylor 9. Emily Dawson 10. Andrew Sunderland 11. Daniel Lloyd 12. Jordan Tomkins 13- Oliver Braithwaite-Davies 14. Ben Schultz 15. Jacinta Ryan 16. Samuel Profit 17. Siobhan Adams 18. Ella Riley 19. Meagan Andrews 20. Elizabeth Wood 21. Ainslie Herbert 22. Isabelle Russell 23. Kate Sinclair 24. Stephanie Guy 25. Jessica Uebergang 26. Margaret Oates 27. Michael Panckridge

The top rows are the numbers for 2003 photos. The bottom rows are us in the last century. One of us was travelling when this page was being prepared. Answers below!

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BackRmv: Mr Stuart McCallum (Tutor), Mrs Pattie I la I sal I (Homeroom Teacher), Timothy Watson Second Row: Zoe Keogh, Lucy Brand, Ned Rogerson Front Row: Donald Sahlstrom, Ngaire Robson, Kate Uren

5: Journalist in action 6: Change please!! 7: Budding 'musos' at The Alfred Brash SoundHouse 8: "Fah, lah, lah, lah, lah " at the SoundHouse

9: Future Olympians showing their style at the Athletics Day 10: "Lights, camera, costumes, actions!" 11: Film editors in action

12: The final read- 1 through of film I script 13' Big business at the Government Office 14: Building sets for Health and Fitness film

15: Making animation characters for film 16: Flat out in Year 6 17: Radio script writers at work 18: The 'new' sound man for the Channel 10 crew

1: Our Junior House Leaders attending a JSHAA Young Leaders Conference at Parliament House 2: Stranded mermaid found atAnglesea 3: At the News Desk 4: Working hard in Earn and Learn

22: Sound check ...1...2...1 ...1...1 23: A busy newspaper editor in action

Multi-Media Year The Year 6 Multi-Media Year is truly enlightening, not just because it teaches you how to write, record, create and produce media but also because it introduces you to the real life media. The year is divided into three main sections: Film, Radio and Newspaper. First term is used as a brief three week introduction to each form of media and how to use the equipment. At the beginning of Term 2 the classes start their major projects. Rotations are made each term. At the end of the year you will have had the opportunity to produce a 4 to 8 paged newspaper, complete a short film and gone live to air on the radio. You are also given the chance to create a radio play and music film clip at The Alfred Brash SoundHouse at The Victorian Arts Centre. An excursion to The Age allows you to see how a newspaper is created from beginning to end.

19: Preparing scenery for animation segments 20: Hey, big spender 21: Coming live from the Year 6 radio

Massimo Amerena Jack Angliss Leah Bowtell Nicholas Brimacombe Emily Can Lily Chirnside Chloe Cook Jacqueline Devrome Alexander Dixon-Trigg Samantha Dobson Speros Ferendinos Andre Garcey Oliver Kent-Spark Jack Martin Anna Morris Stephanie Nicolo Fraser Nixon Jack Plowman Georgia Ratcliffe Fraser Russell Amy Stekelenburg Angus Townley Elizabeth Watson Elite Watson Samuel Wride Mrs Jean Hobbs Fiona Barton Mason Bowler Harrison Byrnes Benjamin Cailes James Coumans Demi Della-Porta Olivia Foy James Green James Holding Tahlia Holmes Sam Hughes Aron Jones Grady Maguire Charles Mayfield Rachel McColl Caroline McFarlane Tyrone Reith-Myers Nicola Riley James Rogers Maddie Steel Jaimi Taylor Jeremy Taylor Lyndall Watson Alexandra Weisenberger Annabelle Wilson Mrs Bernice Murrells

Middle School Year 4

Alexander

Sycamnias

Nathan

Salvalaggio

Kirbi

Bound

Emily

Promt

Brydie

Murrihy

Taneesha

Plummer

Ebony

Westman

Sophie

Faulkner

Matthew

Muschalla

Edward

Turner

James

Carr

Peter

Babiolakis

Matthew

Fitzpatrick

Cameron

Williams

Hugo

Steinfort

Andrew

McColl

Thomas

Goodear

Jamie

Porter

Joshua

Carr

Lucy

Watson

George

Cameron

Alexander

Walsgott

Katrina

Kenfield

Addy

Dunkley-Smith

Bronte

Thornton

Edward

Ratcliffe

Aaron

Sachdev

Meg

Gubbins

Benjamin

Morgan

Nicholas

Fulton

Rowan

Payne

William

Kittelty

Harry

Baylis

David

Homewood

Daniel

McDonald

James

Christou

Claire

Oakley

Mr Paul

Jeffreys

Mr Doug

Wade

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Hannah Chirnside Katie Appelbe Georgia Wilson William O'Donnell Will Hamilton Alexander Wilkinson-Beards Eliza Panckridge Lara Palmer Kate Plowman Maddison Smith Marius Gratwick Jake Booth Byron Fisher-Kolosa Alexander Certoma Galium Narita Matthew Lamont Nathanial Malishev Aaron Derksen Jordan Kenfield Ian Lee Homeroom Teacher 3J - Mrs Kristen Jone 22 Annabelle Chrime

Music has been my favourite subject this year. My favourite thing to do in music is to play the marimba. My favourite song is'Albatross Rock'. Richard Baylis

I am really looking forward to the sleepover in Term 4. Abbey MacDonald

Back Row: Ebony Halik Oliver Neerhut George McFarlane Francoise Hill Menelaos Ferendinos Jack West Sophie Thome Matthew McGrath Andrew WalsgottAnna Black

2nd Row: Riley Dye Fiona Riley Macklen Barker Jack Steel Georgia Thome Alexander Neerhut Front Row: Thomas Lever Allanah Freddi Talia Klein Abbey Macdonald Richard Baylis

I liked our excursion to Serendip Sanctuary. We did ponding. We caught lots of water bugs, and looked at them under a microscope. Oliver Neerhut

I liked Book Week. On the Friday we all dressed up in ocean clothes. I dressed in a frog suit. I felt silly, but it was fun. Ebony Halik

My favourite event this year has been the Athletics Sports. My best event was the shot put. I did pretty well in the hurdles too. Macklen Barker

I like having a reading buddy in Prep. We went over to read with our buddies twice a week. My reading buddy was Tamara. Francoise Hill

I liked the excursion to Point Cook. I thought the Hercules we went inside was cool. Andrew Walsgott

Jack Shembrey, Jye van den Bedem, Max Steinfort, Jaimee Allen, Brady Harmon

Emma Ring, Nina Zhang, Kelsey Reith-Myers, Charles Felton, Patrick Brimacombe

Julia Colman, Imogen Nicholson, Lachlan Sycamnias, Thomas Carman, Hannah Peace

Ronan Mathews, Sarah Cielesh, Alexandra Luppino, Juliette Jarvis, Hamish Baylis, Mrs Helen McLean

Daniel Hodgson, William Cailes, Alexander De Young, Jye Osborn, Liam Oborne

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James Fitzpatrick, Mitchell O'Leary, Nocholas Malishev Corina Palmer, Phoebe Niven Shani Watson, Mamie Easton-Bylykbashi Jack Stekelenburg, Keaghan Kennedy, Hugh Neerhut Genevieve Polic, Megan Wallace Samanatha Hamilton, Natalie Collett Harry Booth, Toby Profitt, Matthew Appelbe Bronte Panckridge, Lucy Brownless Alexandra Lever, Haley Cielesh Alice McGregor, Vittoria DiMarti no Zachary Plumridge, Liam Watson Mrs Sharon O'Neill, Miss Rachelle Thorn

Pictured top to bottom: Mr Mark Gratwick (Architect) Manning Gratwick Darcy Narita Lachlan McDonald Sam Goodear Elana Berton Tom Shembrey William Morphy Mr Mark Gratwick (Architect) Max Bucek Ruby Brownless Benjamin Malone Hamish Black Elliott Grossnickle Mrs Marisa Berton (Architect) Tiahna Proebstl Arcadia De Young Michelle Goy Mrs Marisa Berton (Architect) Elana Berton Tamara Sycamnias Ms Vicki Henderson Mrs Althea Abraham Mr Frant Bucek (Engineer) Nina Brown Sarah Watson Philippa Thome

Jayden Halik, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Rebecca Finlay, Harry Felton, Eugene Lynch

Elizabeth Klein, Olivia Clark, Lachlan McPherson

Shannessy Ward, Emily Nash, MacKenzie Chrimes

Thomas Neerhut, Samuel Bartlett, Sarah Smith, Caitlin Scally

Zoe Gorell, Mitchell Goninon, Morgan Perry, Lachlan Patrick

Mrs Sharon O'Neill, Mrs Anne Wightman, Mrs Jenny Kittelty

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Zoe Van Ammers, Luke De Young

Fergus Black, Liamjelley, Thomas Rumble

Oscar Brownless, Oliver Manton

Bronte Smith

EveBraslis, Genevieve Nicholson, Lucy Colson, Maddison Can Edward Cockram, Samuel Morrison, Leyton Mahon

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Bentley Fitzgerald, Mia Harris, Neve Horvat

Claudia Rose, Isabella Tang

William Gorell, Andree Fitzgerald (Director ELC & co-teacher 3 year old group), James Thome

10 Dugald Felton, Simone Manson (co-teacher 3 year old group), Jack Klein 11 Eden Wimutu, Tanya Freddi (Assistant Teacher), Isabel Sayers

ELC4 12 Mrs Ros Molyneux (Teacher), Thomas McDonald, Natasha Ljubinkovic, Mrs Meredith Herbert (Assistant) 13 Oscar Malone, Edward Sillitoe, Jack Lindros, Nicholas Kemp 14 Lewis Martin, James 0 'Connor, Nicholas Proebstl (in front), Harrison O'Brien 15 Michaela Ryan, Olivia Ryan, Maysie Sadler 16 Isabella Harris, Connor Treweek, Brianna Perry, Thomas Murray, Elizabeth lvanciv, Lachlan Adams 17 Jessica Fitzpatrick, Eliza Crawford, Emma Gorell, Grace Creati 18 Miss Rebecca Gaylard (Assistant), Suzanna Baxter 19 Simone Brown, Alexander 0'Byrne, William Can

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Harry Paterson

Amelia Patrick

Jack Rayson

Carla Rumble

Eliza Santalucia

Nicholas Stephanides

Charlie Bay lis

Alec Tolley

William Tol

10 Sara Urquhart 11 Alex West 12 ChloeWynter 13

Taylor Vanden Bedem

14 Chantel Horvat 15 Ned Harris 16 Emily Hall 17 Emily Hackett 18 Ethan Braslis 19 Rachael Goy 20 James Gorell 21

Molli Fernandez

Oliver Darcy

Sam Coutts

Coco Hynes

25 Matthew Jackman 26

Amaliajuros

27 Mark Kovacev 28 Matthew Malishev 29 Nick Manton 30

Rebecca McGrath

Lucinda Milner

Daniel Morgan

33 Angela Morris 34 Jordan Oleary 35

Ms. Lynne Byatt, Teacher ELC5 36 Mrs. Ainsley Harris, Assistant ELC5 37

Mrs. Nikki Morrison, Assistant ELC5

Senior School Calvert

Prefects: Tim Hope-Johnstone, David Paton, Joel Bartlett, Genevieve Crowl, Danielle Carr, Sophie Betts (Co Captain) Absent: Ross Dennis (Co Captain)

Head of House: Mrs Diane Black Tutors: Mrs Leonie Brown, Mrs Julia Ekkel, Mrs Linda Gallus, Mr Andrew Payne, Mr Philip Taylor, Mr Michael Terry Captains: Sophie Betts and Ross Dennis Prefects: Joel Bartlett, Danielle Carr, Genevieve Crowl, Tim Hope-Johnstone, David Paton

Co Captains Ross Dennis and Sophie Betts hold the Athletics trophy for the second year in a row.

Pegasus 2003

What a great House and what a great year! For Calvert, 2003 was a year of victories, participation and fun. This year being a member of Calvert House would have to be the most enjoyable one to date. Thanks to the efforts of everyone who has contributed, Calvert has finally succeeded in knocking McArthur off the top and put our name on the Cronk Trophy. Looking back over the year we start with House Swimming. The new Year 9s were welcomed into the House and were straight into the action, all of them putting up their hands and having a go. Calvert came a gallant

fourth with impressive efforts from Tash Bolsin, Steph Smith and Georgie Hood who gave just about anything a go. Up to our ears in tennis talent, we displayed it on Rankin through the likes of Richard Cherry, Rhys Bennett and Lewis Jasek. This saw Calvert grasp the number one posse for House tennis with donuts to go. Courageously lead by the mighty Max, our cricketers placed a 5th with brilliant performances from Bennett Merriman and Tom Johnstone. While we were the original winners of the Cross Country, McArthur called for a recount and stole the victory from us. Well done to everyone running, jogging or tackling in any way they could, the 4km trek along the Barwon, in particular the "never say die" attempts from the Year 10 boys. With the count-back, photo finish win of the Year 11 Debating Grand Final, Calvert delivered a Years 9, 10 and 11 clean sweep of Debating largely thanks to the efforts of Paul Terrell, Melody Abikhair, Charlie Crowl, Tom Johnstone, Geoff Heard and Chris Carman, proving it is not just on the sporting field that this House dominates. Calvert staged a fantastic effort in Music this year, but once again returned unrewarded. Although our rendition of "Hooked on a Feeling" was filled with enthusiasm, it seemed we lacked the musical talent to achieve any higher than 5th. Special mention must go to Melody, whose amazing voice made our small group rendition of "Moon Dance" truly memorable. Well done to our Badminton Battlers boosting Calvert to an unexpected 4th place; particular mention must go to a great effort from Andrea Soenjaro and Peter Dennis. Strong performances from Rani Sherriff, Phoebe East, Sophie Betts and Gen Crowl saw our Softball players placing 5th. Well done to our Golf and Basket Ball players, unfortunately placing 7th and 8th respectively. Better luck next time. For the third year running Calvert came away victorious in House

Football. Tim Hope-Johnstone led the mighty pack and David Paton, Joel Bartlett, Henry Weddell and James Young all played exceptionally well. The outstanding effort from many of the younger players assures us that we may be looking for a fourth consecutive victory next year. In Hockey, Calvert comfortably knocked aside the likes of Coles, Morrison and even the favourite, Wettenhall, to move us into the final against McArthur. Providing only momentary resistance, they soon buckled giving the title of House Hockey to Calvert. The foundation of our dazzling team was provided by the nimble Nick Blyth in goals and with the brilliant ball skills exhibited by the Bartletts (Joel and Sam), the Dennis' (Peter, Sarah and Ross), Em Paton, Mel Philip and Jess Gubbins. With the shooting skills of Eddie Strachan and the talents of Danielle Carr, Tash Bolsin and Kirsten Ulmer, Calvert was led to an unexpected victory when the senior girls ripped it up on the Netball court to a grand final win. The junior girls also placed a respectable third in their competition which ensured Calvert would come away with the top netball spot overall. Once again Calvert dominated the sporting arena in Athletics, winning the trophy for the second year running. Although the House chant left a lot to be desired, our Age Champions, Tash Bolsin, Kirsten Ulmer, Sam Bartlett, Will Schofield were impressive on the track. Our community service effort was combined with the Aths to make the day even more successful. We raised over $300 in aid of a school on the Kokoda track and "Cottage by the Sea" at Queenscliffe thanks to the excellent culinary skills of Chris Carman, Chris Jasek, Akdur, Paul and Jack Herbert cooking up a storm on the BBQ. Rhys, Jane Fairbairn, Emily, Jess, Chris Carman, and Serena all exhibited their artistic talents in the face painting at the College Carnival raising $600 during the day. On behalf of all students, we would like to thank the tutors, Mr Terry, Mrs Brown, Mr Taylor, Mrs Gallus

and Mrs Ekkel for the time and dedication they gave to the House this year; it would not have run smoothly without them. The Year 12s would especially like to thank Mr Payne for his support this year. We would also like to thank our fellow Prefects, Genevieve Crowl, Danielle Carr, Tim Hope-Johnstone, David Paton and Joel Bartlett for their outstanding leadership, effort and support in organising activities this year. Finally, we would like to say big thankyou to our Head of House, Mrs Black. Whether it is Cross Country, Athletics or House Music, Mrs Black is always there cheering us on, encouraging everyone to participate and rewarding us with her giant lolly jar. From all of the Year 12s and the rest of Calvert, we thank her for her work, effort and organisation this year.

Go the Tunnel Ball team!

Jane Fairbairn and Serena Peardon on Aths Day. Prefect Danielle Carr on Aths duty.

The victorious hockey team: Jessie Gubbins, Sarah Dennis, Peter Dennis, Melanie Philip, Emily Paton, Ross Dennis, Nick Blyth, Joel Bartlett

Sophie Betts and Ross Dennis Co Captains

6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

CALVERT HOUSE 2003

Sam Sawade Paul Terrell Akhdur Maruan Simon Gruzauskas Andrew Hunt Serena Peardon Rhys Bennett Edwina Strachan Christopher Kloester Peter Dennis Nicholas Blyth Thomas Champness Max Tippett William Schofield Campbell Sutherland Casey Egan Henry Weddell Thomas Johnstone Thomas Robb Natasha Cluley-Bolsin James Russell James VanDePol Samuel Burrell James Young Christopher Cluley-Bolsin Edward Anderson Samuel Bartlett David Carman Georgina Hood Kirsten Ulmer Emily Paton Jackson Herbert Christopher Jasek John Heard Alicia Sherriff Philippa Herd Jane Fairbairn Louis Jasek Thomas Sawade Annaleise Peake Jessie Gubbins Sarah Dennis Virginia Hope-Johnstone Bennett Merriman Rani Sherriff Geoffrey Heard Taylor Broad Christopher Carman Andrea Soenarjo James Ramia Melanie Philip Melody Abikhair Catherine (Cate) Townley Eliza Sell Phoebe East Cleo Leontiades Jessica Allen Zach Gubbins Melanie Perkins Jeremy Woolman Richard Cherry Sebastian Jeremiah Phillipa (Pip) Hyatt Charles Crowl Sarah Mallett Daphne Shum Jackie Carr Allysha Coghlan Sarah Lindeman Danielle Carr Genevieve Crowl Sophie Betts Ross Dennis Joel Bartlett David Paton Timothy Hope-Johnstone Jodean Ross Stephanie Smith Mrs J Ekkel Mr M Terry Mr C Taylor Mrs L Gallus Mr A Payne Mrs L Brown Mrs D Black

Senior School Coles Heads of House: Mrs D Lannan Tutors: Mr D Clifford, Ms D Hynes, Mrs J Coghill, Mr G Montgomery, Mr R Morris, Mrs P Porter Co Captains: Andrew McLarty, Phoebe Stanley Prefects: Jodie Farquharson, Amanda Cordner, Sophie Nelson, Ward Sims, Greg Butyn, Daniel Kim.

Coles Hockey team: Andrew Crossley, James Sinclair, Sam Herbison, Terri Dupe, Sophie Nelson and Hannah Cooke

Swimmers Chloe Henderson, Hannah Cooke and Tiffany Ramsay

Pegasus 2003

The year 2003 saw Coles House members once again join together, enthusiastically taking on all challenges thrown in our direction. Although we did not win many activities, we can be very proud of our participation rate. Everyone, when called upon, put on their light blue and had a go. This is the most important aspect of competing in the eyes of Coles House. The year began well when the girls made it into the finals for Softball after three good wins. In the finals they came up against a very strong Morrison side. Courtney McClure nearly caused an upset when her catch and consequent quick throw to second base managed to get two players out. All the girls played enthusiastically and enjoyed the close contest. Amanda Cordner and Jodie Farquharson were runners up in the Girls' Doubles in Tennis. Alex Carah, as our only senior cricket player, organised the cricket team, which was made up of predominantly Year 9 & 10 boys. Although they lost all three games, there were some good performances from the Year 9 boys. Richard Lugg, Alex Stanley and Haydon Holmes will be a force to be reckoned with in the future. In both House Swimming and Athletics we were strongly represented and had many fine individual achievements recorded. Congratulations must go to Tim Stevenson and Andrew McLarty who had a great swimming day. Tim won the Underl6 Boys' Champion award and Andrew was runner up in the Open division. At House Athletics Nellie Myer and Sophie Nelson blitzed their way down the track and won their respective divisions and Andrew was again runner up. Laura Comer, Haydon Holmes and Andrew McLarty were placed in the top five in the Cross-Country and Hoki Shinhata, Huw Flanagan, Che Turner, and Jack Nelson were just a few of the junior players who played Football for the House. The Year 12 boys, led by Alister Rose, had some closely fought games in Basketball, eventually placing third. Daniel Kim

led a very enthusiastic group of boys on to the Soccer field and James Sinclair and Andrew Crossley were the mainstays of the Hockey team. We had an outstanding Water Polo team which included Miranda, Chloe, Tim, Sam, Harvey, Jodie, Jon, Phoebe and Andrew which convincingly won all of its games. At House Music, Ward inspired everyone in Coles to sing a fantastic rendition of "Blister in the Sun". Our small group, consisting of Ward Sims, Tom Chapman and Anthony Ciach played an inspired instrumental featuring guitars, piano and piano accordion. Our debaters did well. A very successful Year 11 debating team consisting of Terri Dupe, Tiffany Ramsay and Andrew Chidzey progressed to the final only to be defeated by 1 point. Coles undertook two community service projects. We organized the school's participation in "Clean Up Australia" Day, undertaking to clean up the area around the school and along a section of the Barwon River. We raised a total of $958 for "Jeans for Genes" and also hosted the Play Station Challenge for the Carnival. Thanks must go to Mrs. Lannan for her excellent guidance and leadership in Coles. She has shown us that winning isn't everything and taught us the importance of a close-knit environment. Thanks also must go to our fabulous tutors Mr. Clifford, Ms Hynes, Mrs Coghill, Mr Montgomery, Mr Morris and Mrs. Porter who were all dedicated ambassadors, for instilling Houses spirit into their tutees. Finally, thank you to our fellow Prefects Jodie Farquharson, Amanda Cordner, Sophie Nelson, Ward Sims, Greg Butyn and Daniel Kim who successfully set a fine example all year and supported us through busy times. Andrew McLarty and Phoebe Stanley Co-House Captains

Seniorr Schoo Schooll Coles

Athletes Laura Comer, Chloe Henderson, Miranda McCurry and Nellie Myer

Under 15 Relay team: Richard Lugg, Haydon Holmes, David Adams, Ben Haskett

COLES HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Hugh Chapman Sam Harbison David Cordner Thomas Chapman Alister Rose Joel Gross Huw Flanagan Harvey Scholes Samuel Reid David Adams Haydon Holmes Andrew Crossley Nicholas Houghton Andrew Chidzey Alexander Stanley Helena (Nellie) Myer Philippa Pattison Chloe Henderson Hamish Hardcastle Alexander Carah Philip Houghton Miranda McCurry Julia Reid Felicity Hamblin John (Jack) Nelson Anthony Ciach Philip Kellett Hannah Cooke Alyssa Calaby Jon Arrigo Paul Bautista Adrian Yuen Tim Stevenson Steven Vamvoulidis James Sinclair Tassie Warn Sean Wride Michael Langdon Terri Dupe Felicity Hammett Gemma Pasco Richard Lugg Thomas Carah Jeanne Hendrey Madeline Brennan Ashlee Heritage Tiffany Ramsay Emily Fox Sarah McLarty Laura Comer Che Turner Morten Stjemegaard Anne Bautista Li Fei (Lesley) Zhang Jacqueline Doran Benjamin Haskett Lydia Kim Stacey Taylor Ka Yan (Crystal) Shing Hiu Nan (Jessica) Siu Courtney McClure Sophie Mackenzie Daniel Kim Ward Sims Gregory Butyn Andrew McLarty Phoebe Stanley Amanda Cordner Sophie Nelson Jodie Farquharson Melinda Anderson Yu-Ming (Hank) Chan Mr R Morris Mr D Clifford Mrs H Rose Mr G Montgomery Mrs P Porter Mrs D Lannan

Senior School Keith Keith House of 2003 wrapped up a fantastic year, with a bit of winning, and bit of losing, but most importantly there was a lot of enjoyment. At the beginning of the year we seemed favourites for winning the wooden spoon for the Cronk, but, thanks to a fantastic effort from the whole House, we defied all odds, and came seventh, beating Coles. An exciting event for the year was House Basketball, where for the first time in four years, we actually won something. Although we might not have the paddling, running, ball or lyrical skills of the other Houses, we sure made up for it in the have-ago and fun skills.

Prefects: Annie Xin, Stefanie Pegg, Lewis Hobba, Tim Jarroid (Co Captain). Absent: Penny Falls (Co Captain), Steven Doak

Cava Lidgerwood, Stefanie Pegg, Penny Falls

Head of House: Mr G Gilby Tutors: Mrs C Lean, Mr M Gallus, Mr J Hanan, Mr G Smith, Mr W Harris Co Captains: Tim Jarroid and Penny Falls Prefects: Annie Xin, Lewis Hobba, Steven Doak, Stefanie Pegg

The year got underway with a splash, with everyone from Keith pulling on the green swimming cap, except Doaky who pulled on a pixie outfit. There were some fantastic efforts on the day, yet we could not improve on last years place, coming 6th; well done to Alex Sedger and Georgia Torney for places in Age Championships. Still on the water, and even though there didn't seem to be a House Rowing comp this year, my bet is that Keith would have won, as we were blessed by the presence of many talented rowers. So instead we ran along the Barwon, and it seems that our cardiovascular fitness was not up to scratch after the Easter holidays, with another 6th place, but well done to everyone who made it to the sausages. Music was the next major event. "Everclear" was the band, "Santa-

Monica" was the song and Joel Carnegie our voice technologist, everyone sang very well and very loudly, however all our House spirit was mistaken for tune trouble and we placed a respectable 4th. When Footy came around, the sign up list was filled as quick as Mick Colman can kick a goal. In the first game against Shannon, Keith came out firing, and with the help of our only 1st player, Tommy Law, and a lot of team work, and bit of luck, we stole the match by 3 points and advanced to the semi-final game. But when it was time for the semi, we were left in short supply; eight men fought an impossible battle that day and lost. When it came to Soccer, Lewis, Weeksy, O'Brien, Mezza and the Dela Boys performed well. During the year Keith's more persuasive members did a fantastic job at Debating, especially the Year lis for coming 3rd in a tough field, and Lewis finally got his colours. The final big one this year was of course, Athletics. It was a cold and wintery day, but after some inspirational words from Mr Gilby, we were thrust onto the track ready to do some running. I don't think there was an event that wasn't filled, whenever you looked out onto the track or field, you would see a Keithian clad in green giving I it their best. 4th in House aths is a great result and the talent coming up through the ranks looks promising for the years to come.

Steven Doak

Pegasus 2003

Senior School Keith Keit Well done to Dave Allan and Alex Boston for a place in their respective Age Group Championships. Annie Xin and Emily McLelland are to be thanked for their outstanding efforts throughout the year with Keith House Social Service activities. Joel Carnegie is to be congratulated again

Lewis Hobba

on his House Footy Tipping competition - the proceeds of which went towards breast cancer research. Finally all of our success this year would not have been possible without the help of our brilliant House tutors, Mrs Lean, Mr Gallus, Mr Hanan, Mr Smith and Mr Harris and of course

our magnificent, inspirational head Keithian, Mr Gilby. The time and effort you put into the house is astonishing, and you will be sadly missed by all Year 12's. Good luck to Keith in the years to come. 77/77 Jarrold and Penny Falls Co Captains

Alex Sedger

Georgia Torney

KEITH HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Joel Carnegie Xavier Balkin Alexander Boston Matthew Robson Ryan White Sam Pohlman James Lannan Jeremy Weeks Christopher Andrews Jonathan White Reece Cordy John Bailey David Allan Thomas Law David Young Christopher Black Leanne Terpenou Nick Amezdroz Charles Boyle Benjamin O'Brien Oliver (Ollie) Nam Fiona Harvey Michael Colman Ben Franklin Steven Lidgerwood Tim Solomon Jamie McKee-Larson Huw Barnard Emily McClelland Kate Bailey Dayne Collins Joel Hutchinson Ryan Kempe Georgia Torney Kasselle Plummer IrvingDelaCruz Marius DelaCruz Kate Heaney Kristen Battye Jock Sinclair Liam Yap Pui Fung (Vivian) Cheng Amber Mellett Lin Sha (Melissa) Chiang Anna Croft Lin San (Michelle) Chiang Holly Maher-Hill Emmie-Jane Taylor Amanda May Uzzaam Uzir Charlotte Curnow Lauren Ridley Stephanie Kumnick Michaela Mellett Lauren Foy Minh (Thi-Ai) Vo Carina Schokman Sara Arnold Alex Sedger James Wilson Rebecca Ewer Sarah Boehm Sophie Jarrold Emma Roberts Kelly Ryan Catherine Boyle Cara Lidgerwood Richard Colman Lewis Hobba Steven Doak Timothy Jarrold Penny Falls Stefanie Pegg Yi (Annie) Xin Igor Lorget Socrates (Jonathan) loannou Mr M Gallus Mr J Hansen Mr W Harris Mrs C Lean Mr G Smith M r G Gilby

Senior School McArthur

Head of House: Mrs H Fitzpatrick Tutors: Mr R Kayler-Thomson, Mr D Young, Mrs P Clark, Mr J Edwards, Mrs L Elliott Captains: Harley Beaumont and Abby George Prefects: Jacob Ripppon, Jack Bell, Andrew Nunn, Ben, Cobi Vagg, Liz Fagg, Natalie Gainey, Sophie Brown

House Swimming L-R: James Stewart, James Stanbridge and Peter Carmichael

Brittany Wood, Sarah Hughes and Alex Brown who placed 1st, 4th and 2nd respectively in the Year 9 Girls' section of the House Cross-Country

44 Pegasus 2003

2003 was a year holding many successes and providing many sensational memories. It turned into one of the most exciting dog fights between two Houses the "Cronk trophy" has ever seen. The mighty McArthur House was cruising in first place almost from the onset of activities. As Cronk Trophy champions from the past three years the entire House was keen to put 2003 in the bag as well. With Calvert on our tails, some tremendous efforts were put in by our McArthur boys and girls, most of which were from the younger year levels who showed huge levels of depth and potential within our ranks.

The fruits of success appeared with our second placing in the first major event for the year, House Swimming. This was followed by strong 2nd placings in Tennis and Cricket, with a solid input by the McArthur boys; Nunny also led the House Golf team of Jake, Mitch and Jono to victory.

Harley Beaumont, Jack Bell, Ed West and Ben Donald at House Swimming

It was time for the next major event to take place, Cross-Country. Calvert was the outright favourite, but McArthur were about to show how tough we really were. The Year 9 girls, including Alex and Brittany carved-up their division, with Ratters, Tom Jenkins and Ben Donald also placing well to give McArthur yet another victory, even if it did require Mrs Fitz ordering a recount after Calvert had already enjoyed the traditional doughnut celebrations. The House Music campaign, led capably by Natalie Gainey may not have been as rewarding as the others points wise, but when measured in terms of enjoyment, charisma and House bonding, it was an event well worth the lunchtime sessions. Even with Ben, Mitch, Stanbridge, Jack, Jake and Harley stripping to "Hot Chocolate" and baring their aesthetically pleasing chests, we could still only manage equal 6th place. The end was near, Calvert and ourselves were dozens of points ahead of other Houses, but were separated by only around 4 at any time. We then lost Hockey and Footy to Calvert with us finishing second. Despite Michael Rockefeller carving

up the square on Main oval and the Wagga trio of Hannah, Ed and Stanbridge digging deep in Hockey Calvert were coming back. Our Waterpolo squad of Jake, Nick, Emile, Abby, Grace, Alex and Chloe lost the grand final to Coles to prevent Calvert overtaking, but on level terms it was all coming down to Aths day. McArthur's camaraderie triumphed for much of the day but the sheer depth of Calvert was too strong in the relays. The Maroons from down the hall finished just a few points ahead to steal the Cronk from McArthur after our three year reign. For such a successful year, two groups of people must be wholeheartedly thanked. The House Prefects, consisting of Jake, Jack, Nunny, Ben, Cobi, Liz, Natalie and Browny who were so supportive and active throughout the year, on behalf of the House your commitment is acknowledged. Thanks must also flow to our McArthur House tutors, Mr K-T, Mr Young, Mrs Clark, Mr Edwards, our new recruit Mrs Elliott and of course Mrs Fitzpatrick all of whom demonstrated tremendous spirit and guidance to the students. Students come and go but it is all of

Senior School McArthur

you who consistently leave a lasting impression on McArthur students. On behalf of the students, particularly the departing Year 12s, we wish you all the best for yourselves and McArthur's future

achievements, which seem promising with the maturity and tenacity expressed amongst the upcoming students. Harley Beaumont andAbby George, Co-Captains.

House Basketball: Lucy Walsh, Stephanie Rockefeller, Nadia Lightfoot, Brittany Wood and Jacqui Fagg

McArthur House Choir

McARTHUR HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Jonathan Ismail Thomas Donald Nicholas Hewitt James Gray Mitchell Hodgson Marcel Bucek Alastair Jones Scott Wright Alistair Booth James Stanbridge Blake Beaumont Hamish Flynn Anna Campbell Michael Sherburn Emile Devrome Peter Carmichael Louisa Dicker Lachlan Mclnnes Andrew Bell Alistair Hall Jacqueline Fagg Sam Hunt David Hynes James Stewart Stephanie Rockefeller Hannah West Caitlin Arthur Hugh Stewart Samuel Donald William Wood Alexandra Brown Hugh Hanson Lucy Walsh Samuel Duff Scott Paisley Michael Rockefeller Tarley McPadden Emma Gray Christie English Rosie Christensen Kate Greig Nadia Lightfoot James Ratcliffe William Stewart Bin-Feng (Gary) Wei Fergus Forbes Cameron Brown Emma Harbutt Kate Wood Lucy Scriven Sarah Hughes Brittany Wood Chloe Mill WingChuen (Kate) Kwan George Seward Sam Brand Digby Alston Thomas Jenkins Jonathan Lee Haley Brown Eliza Elliott Stephanie Gainey Grace Byrnes Benjamin Donald Jackson Bell Jacob Rippon Andrew Nunn Harley Beaumont Abby George Elizabeth Fagg Cobi Vagg Natalie Gainey Sophie Brown Tristan Hickman Andrew McArthur James McArthur Brigit Skilbeck Edward West Mr D Young Mr R Kayler-Thompson Mrs P Clark Mr J Edwards Mrs H Fitzpatrick

Senior School McLean

Prefects: Nyssa Parkes, David White, Siobhan Hensey, Steven Oliver, Joel Deppeler, Mahala Gunther, James Davey

Head of House: Ms A-M Mahoney Tutors: Mr L Quail, Ms K. Van Cleef, Mr G Smith, Mr D Hibbard, Mrs C Tol, Mr D Carroll Co Captains: David White and Siobhan Hensey Prefects: Mahala Gunther, Nyssa Parkes, Joel Deppeler, James Davey, Steven Oliver This year has been a big one in McLean. After saying goodbye to last year's Year 12s and welcoming the Year 9s and other new students, we all looked forward to 2003 with excitement. Results achieved by House teams throughout the year reflected this. Enthusiasm at Swimming, Athletics, Cross-Country, Cricket, Softball, Football and Netball never wavered as McLean students held up the red devils' name, the pride of "Mahoney's Army" still strong. Our supporters didn't let us down and participation was high throughout.

Highpoints for Cronk points were in Tennis, Soccer, Volleyball and Badminton. Our fantastic mixed Doubles' team of Kate Francis and Jeremy Palmer-Morgan won the Tennis competition in style, and our Badminton team of Nyssa Parkes, Mitora Oyadomari, Robbie Parkes and James Davey, earned some rare celebratory donuts. With adrenaline pumping the McLean boys' Soccer team surprised all but themselves as the team made the Grand Final. After defeating Morrison, McArthur and Calvert and drawing with the favourites Shannon, the team finished an exciting second overall. Robbie Parkes, Kris DiMartino, JohnPaul Niccolo, Carl Millington and William Lee all made great contributions to the side. Silken voices and tunes of great musicality could be heard from McLean House throughout Term 2. After years of having the House Music title snatched from our grasp by a couple of points, McLean determined to be number one. Alas, again we finished second by one point in a tremendous House effort. The big group performance of Ben Folds Five's "Army" dominated the stage, superbly complimented with an acoustic version of the Super Mario Bros. theme song. Huge congratulations to Suzy Notini for

McLean Hockey team

her organization, and John-Paul Niccolo for his superb musical accompaniment. The boys' Basketball team has won the House competition for as long as anyone can remember, and set their sights on the 2003 premiership. But it was not to be, with the decider coming down to the last few seconds, with Keith two points up. Well done especially to Tim Ballan, Chris Clyne and Corey Olszak. The Year 12 Debating team of Tim Ballan, James Davey, Lauren McClure, Mahala Gunther and Siobhan Hensey, also, after four terrific years together, did not make the final this year. Finally, finishing the year in a sound fifth place in the Cronk Trophy House Competition, we'd like to congratulate all the House members for their contribution and enthusiasm towards the House. Also, many thanks to the TYitors, Prefects, Year 12s and in particular Ms.Mahoney, for their support and organization ensuring this year was a success. We would also like to wish our Year 12 tutor, Mr Quail, all the best in his life after Geelong College. We will always look back with fond memories on the things we've achieved within McLean. Good luck to the house next year and beyond. David White and Siobhan Hensey Captains

Seniorr Schoo Schooll McLean

McLean Girls' Basketball team

Top right: McLean Basketball team

Right: Swimmers David White, Steven Oliver, Ricky Jackson and James Davey

McLEAN HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Brenton Ashbridge Tony Harris Charles Caldwell Wade McPherson Matthew Messinger Timothy Ballan Christopher Clyne Kristofer DiMartino Corey Olszak Stuart Griffiths Miles Harley John-Paul Nicolo Robert Parkes David Gunther Carl Millington Hamish Mander Campbell Montgomery Michael Dijkstra Richard Jackson Shaun Edgeworth Shea McLennan Matthew Chapman David Macgugan Christopher Griffiths Kate Goldsworthy Elise Davey Suzanne Notini Markiya Slone Christopher White Emma Montgomery Amy Oliver Natasha Britt Fleur Griffiths Peter Picken Luke Dickens Kathryn Manks Kate Francis Elizabeth Hill Philippa Lean Justine Nancarrow Jack Curran Matthew Sims Andrew Hough Jackson Stevenson Wai Hung (Frederick) Chan Megan Hough Susan Mackenzie Lauren McClure Leisl Amon Freya Amon Katherine Landy Amanda (Dibya) Andi Sarah Winship Elise McNamara Sin Yi (Sindy) Chow Tracy Ko Carl Dickens William Lee Timmothy Oborne Jessica Kay Kirsty Wait Stephanie Malon Mitora Oyadomari Sung Hee (Sarah) Bae Nyssa Parkes Mahala Gunther Siobhan Hensey David White Joel Deppeler Steven Oliver James Davey India Forbes Frauke Jahns Ashley McCartney Mrs L Quail Mr D Hibbard Mrs C Tol Mr D Carroll Ms K Van Cleef Mr G Smith Ms A Mahoney

Senior School Morrison

Prefects: Michael Tripolino, Evan McDonald, Hayley Johnston, Peter Birks, Sophie Peedle, Peter Hough, Philippa Williams, James Weaver, Leah Oxley and James McDonald

Morrison House Basketball Team. Left to right: Kati Luisa, Louise Gough, Mary Gazis, Eloise O'Brien, Lauren Prest

Ben Thompson, Zac Ballinger, Hugh DouglasGarden, William Jackson and Libby Hurst

Head of House: Mr Paul Conway Tutors: Mr M Cheatley, Mrs D Cleary, Ms R Palmer, Mr A Thomas, Ms S Weddell, Mr L Zoch Co Captains: Leah Oxley and James Weaver Prefects: Peter Birks, Peter Hough, Hayley Johnston, Leah Oxley, Sophie Peedle, Michael Tripolino, James Weaver, Philippa Williams. Evan McDonald, James McDonald 2003 saw another extremely enjoyable and successful year for Morrison House. In Term 1 Mighty Morrie got off to a great start by dominating many of the House activities early. Softball saw the girls continue their legacy of previous years to dominate the opposition title Jane Pettigrove

with fantastic efforts once again from Hayley Johnston and Millie Warren. The boys got off to a solid start too coming a close-run second in House Cricket. Surely the highlight of the year however, was Morrison's 1st place in House Swimming, with the brown army descending on the pool as an unstoppable tidal wave. Morrison's outstanding charge was lead by Lachie Kerney, David BurnsWallace, Jane Pettigrove, Milly Rayson and Jayson Lloyd all becoming Age Champions. Unfortunately Morrison's unusual knack of taking a good song and ruining it, (this year the victim was 'California Dreaming'), ran true again this year, however Jim 'Santana' Grimwade, Angus Pollard and Simon Cotter did a fine job in the Small Group. The grey skies of April and a muddy Barwon river track was the scene of another impressive effort by all as Morrison grabbed a respectable 3rd spot in the Cross-Country. The Morrie girls got the winter season off to a flyer by claiming a 2nd place in Senior House Netball with Hayley Johnston and Milly Warren controlling the court and dazzling the others with their prowess. Fresh from the success of back-to-back titles, Morrison's world-famous Soccer team battled hard led by James McDonald and Michael Tripolino, and recorded a 3rd placing. Off the sporting arena, Morrison remains a powerhouse in Debating, with many school debaters in the ranks. Special

mention must go to Sophie Peedle, James Weaver and Philippa Williams who have not finished lower than 3rd in their four years. With Spring approaching, Morrison shocked many more-fancied rivals by running an outstanding 3rd in House Athletics. The backbone of this success was built on many people volunteering to fill-in events and a great House spirit, clearly shown in the House chants. However Morrison's efforts were not restricted Inter-House competition; this year we managed to raise an incredible $800 for our sponsored child David Bukenya through World Vision. On behalf of all those who were fortunate enough to be part of Morrison House in 2003, we would like to extend our gratitude to Mr Cheatley, Mrs Geary, Ms Palmer, Mr Thomas, Ms Weddell and Mr Zoch for being such supportive tutors all year. Thanks too must go to Mr Conway who has presided over another successful and enjoyable year for the mighty Brown House, earning enormous respect from all involved in Morrison. With the talent and unique Morrie spirit shown in the younger levels in 2003, the future will certainly be bright for Morrison in the coming years. Leah Oxley and James Weaver Co-House Captains

Jane Pettigrove, Philippa Williams, Sophie Peedle andAleisha McKenzie

Senior School Morrison

Above left: The record breaking U17 Medley relay team of Andrew Kemp, Lachlan Kerney, Lincoln Bowling and David Burns-Wallace Above: Lachlan Kerney Left: Sophie Peedle

MORRISON HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Nicklas Keng William Jackson Lachlan Kerney David Burns-Wallace Samuel Clark Joshua Tompkins Andrew Banjanin Simon Cotter Harry Eastman Scott Williams Angus Pollard Hugh Douglas-Garden Scott Witham James Grimwade Michael Milner Timothy Fraser Dugald Reilly Stephanie Roache Aleisha McKenzie Jessica Collins Anthony Tripolino Alistair Cameron Andrew Grant James Oxley Lincoln Dowling Jane Pettigrove Eloise O'Brien Cara Jilich Max Stow Peter Smissen Andrew Kemp Louise Gough Asher McKay Kelly Smith James Drew Elizabeth Hurst Phoebe Wilkens Emma Rhodes Leah McKenzie Joel McKenzie Ben Thompson Julian Berton Jayson Lloyd Lewis Davies Jonathan Cameron Charlotte Burns Alice Bradshaw Susan McLean Madison Kerney Penelope Buckley Stephen Green Zac Ballinger Elizabeth Cassidy Emma Jackson Bridget Champion Amelia Rayson Mary Gazis Thomas Nice Andrew Taylor Lauren Jilich Lauren Prest James McDonald Michael Tripolino Evan McDonald Peter Hough Peter Birks James Weaver Leah Oxley Hayley Johnston Sophie Peedle Philippa Williams Annie Morris Nicholas Doncon Madison Holmes Ellen Turner Amelia Warren Eloise Warren M r M C h e a t l e y Mr A Thomas Mr L Zoch Mrs D Cleary Mr P Conway

Senior School Shannon

Small Group House Music - "Emergency 72"

Head of House: Mrs E Smith Tutors: Mr C Keating, Mrs D Filling, Mrs C Watson. Mr P Hannah, Mr E Kovacev, Mr A Deans House Captains: Isabella Henricus and Joe McCarty Prefects: Annabelle Crawford, Rosie Richardson, Sarah Hill, Zane Elliott, Tim Hobday In 2003, team Shannon put their heads together and decided that we may as well win one thing in the whole year. What glory could we possibly take out with a victory? With a new crew of Year 9s raring to go and an enthusiastic crowd of Shannonites, we were determined to get a glimpse of the Cronk Trophy for a second. We started out better than we thought in Term 1. First, House Cricket saw us with a triumphant win! Best players were Rob, Tristan, Zane, Scaife, Mark, Todd, newcomer Peter and the Year 10 boys. House Swimming proved that Shannon could walk away with many a bruised head from swimming into the pool wall and a commendable 7th placing. Despite this, the remarkable Hill duo swam all day in their age groups. But losing did not deter us, no; it only made the mighty blue stronger... To win House Music, Shannon belted out "Love Shack" in perfect unison under the guidance of our Year 12 conductors, Coco, Belle and Isabella. Rosie and Tim led the Small Group of Jas Prince, Ange Long and Amy

Young crooning with our interpretation of "Emergency 72" supported by the rest of the band; David, Bowler, Julian and Yates. The judges had eyes only for Shannon, and we won back our title with an amazing team effort. Alas, we didn't win much more. Placing 5th in Cross Country, 6th in Athletics, 8th in Badminton and 7th in Softball, Shannon participated with zest and walked away with grins on our faces despite the losses. Fantastic performances by all in these competitions, particularly Wynnie, Pye, Zara, Todd, Tristan and Zane in Aths and Flea, Sarah, Tegan, Jess and Lauren in Netball. Football, Soccer and Hockey were all team efforts. As well, special thanks must go to Mrs Smith who fed us all the glucose we could eat to keep the teams going in these freezing occasions. Amazingly, Shannon wrangled some praiseworthy placings. A third in Tennis thanks to Jenn and Todd, 2nd overall in Basketball and an incredible 1st in Girls' Basketball with recognition to Zane, Salvador, James Osborne and Tim Hobday for the boys and Wynnie, Belle, Monique, Catherine and Laura for the girls. Mrs Smith's encouraging words of "Just pass it to Wynnie" proved to be a winning tactic in the smashing result. Cupid's arrows struck students early in February with the Shannon cherubs shooting Valentines and carnations in all directions with proceeds to charity. Many, many thanks must go to Mrs Young who drove cross country to get our carnations, and to Pip, Luci, Belle, Wynnie, Rosie, Laura and Joe to name a few who sorted the Valentines. Shannon produced the sweetest fairy floss known to Carnival goers and raised over $800 profit. Although covered in cobwebs of sticky blue sugar, the Shannon cooks must be congratulated as well as the tutors and Mrs Hill who monitored us during that time. Well, 2003 went by so fast, but I would like to end this Captain's report with thanks to Co-Captain Joe McCarty applause to the tutors, and to Mrs Smith who proved to be a fabulous Head of

House in her first year in the hot seat. They have done a great job and encouraged us all the way. To the Year 12s who have arrived at the Shannon finish line and await their futures, the best of luck and good wishes to all. A big cheer for Shannon House, who may not hold the Cronk Trophy, but remain to be the most spirited and friendliest House. Hip hip hooray! Isabella Henricus

Carnival Helpers- Catherine Ross and Charlotte Ban (Year 11)

House Soccer- Mark Rogerson Yr 12

Senior School

Gift boxes prepared and donated to Operation Christmas Child by students of Shannon

Cross Country: Sarah Wynn, Isabella Henricus, Annabelle Crawford

SHANNON HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

Salvador Henricus William Haig Tristan Mountjoy Robert Davidson Timothy James Thomas McCarty Richard Silcock Andrew Bowler Xavier Muhlebach Julian Nation Mark Rogerson Sam Whitworth Peter Glennon David Hill James Osborne Andrew Serle Nicholas Hill Thomas Levick Nicholas Phillips Marcus Murray James Buchan Nicholas Veanes Nicholas Jessen Sam Chen Thomas Steinfort Jessica O'Rourke Philippa Day Adelle Thompson James Butler Andrew Golding Todd Mexted Samantha Gant Nicholas Luxton David Scaife Hamish Harten Charlotte Barr Felicity Anderson Alexandra Pye Holly Macdonald Zara Mexted Olivia Haig Caralee Harding Sarah Wynn William Maas Michael Scaife Richard Nation Matthew Wilson Hyun-Woo (Hugh) Park Laura O'Rourke Jessica McDonald YuetYee (Kate) Chan Claire Ross Lauren Roberts Catherine Ross Lucinda (Luci) Crawford Angela Long Monique Hurley Catherine Quaranta Anna Calder Laura Chesson Jennifer Sheahan Tegan Tomkins Fiona Harten Amy Young Natalie Jessen Holly Richardson Ashleigh Milnes Coco Pallett Jasmine Prince Annabelle Crawford Rosemary Richardson Sarah Hill Isabella Henricus Joseph McCarty Zane Elliott Timothy Hobday Nicholas Yates Andrew (Drew) Lawson Mr E Kovacev Mrs D Filling Mr P Hannah Mr C Keating Mrs C Weston Mr A Deans Mrs E Smith

Senior School Wettenhall

Prefects: Claire Varley, Daniel Hoevenaars, Angela Paton and Lachlan Crawford. Absent are Annabelle Wettenhall, Tim Crowley, Rob Costin and Georgia Giblin

Head of House: Mrs J Gainey Tutors: Ms C Matthews, Mr P Pike, Mr D Andrews, Mrs M Ferguson, Mr G Mack, Mr T Parkes House Captains: Annabelle Wettenhall, Daniel Hoevenaars Prefects: Angela Paton, Georgia Giblin, Rob Costin, Tim Crowley, Claire Varley, Lachlan Crawford. With a picture in mind and a fresh canvas, Mrs JAG' Gainey and her mighty Wettenhall House set to work to paint the Antelopes' picture for 2003. Whilst the main aim was to be successful in seeking the much sought after Cronk Trophy, great importance was to be placed on fielding every event and creating a positive atmosphere within the House and the College. The first paint splash was for House Swimming. Always competitive, our fish added to the 'watercolour' with their bright yellow swimming caps. The likes of Cam Paton and Chloe Noble helped us to a pleasing third place. Swapping paintbrushes for racquets, Sophie Baulch and Kate and Emily D'Altera, brought our team home in fourth place. Lachlan Crawford then led another season of House Cricket, the boys belying their reputation as favourites although we placed a credible fourth. The future looks bright with the willow and leather, as Year 9 recruits

Steen Balodis and Cam Russell showed their older opposition how to play the game. Claire Varley and Jenna Spolding coordinated our musical campaign teaching our big group "To be with you". However our small group, with Clayton and Phillip Davey's brilliance on the drums and electric guitar respectively stands out as a highlight as we sang the Billy Thorpe classic, "Most people I know". The Year 12 debating team, Claire Varley, Annabelle Wettenhall and Daniel Hoevenaars created colourful language pictures in their audiences' minds in their fourth consecutive final and ended the competition undefeated and winners for the third time. This result was backed up by a strong second position by the Year 10 team, composed of Prue Baulch, Cam Paton and Sally Chirnside Along the banks of the picturesque Barwon River, we again ran the Cross Country. Another top-four position was achieved; the fantastic efforts of Annabelle Wettenhall, Georgie Hall and Jane Hawkins should not be forgotten. Winter came, and bats and racquets were replaced with boots, hockey sticks and bibs. Soccer was Wettenhall's work of art for 2003. The 'Wanderers', won the boys' title with a 2-0 win in the final against McLean. Jared Holt captained the premiership side and Matthew Kibbis' detour from football proved to be priceless. Not to be outdone our girls, won the first ever Girl's House Soccer Competition comprehensively, with some massive winning margins. I Many of our girls donned bibs to try their hardest on the netball court.

Players such as Sophie Baulch, Claire Varley, Chloe Noble and Steph Burton once again put Wettenhall into contention for the title, but coming home with the bronze medal didn't suit our desire for gold. The Hockey team again was highly fancied, fielding many 1st players including both Captains, Lachlan Crawford and Georgia Giblin; unfortunately,they couldn't quite overcome the depth of Calvert, recording a third position. Our athletes weren't to be deterred by the dull, grey Geelong sky and we ran, jumped and threw commendably - many students showing the Wettenhall spirit and admirably filling in events in higher age groups. Our stellar Year 11 girls and Year 9 boys were the most athletic amongst us and they helped us to fifth position - our highest in years. It is a pleasure to take a step back and view the big picture of 2003-a masterpiece. We finished a very respectable third place in vying for the Cronk Trophy and the atmosphere in the House and respect for others that Mrs Gainey the tutors and the students have created has been fantastic. Mrs Gainey has been wonderful in organising every event but also personally supporting every student. The encouragement and assistance offered by Ms Matthews, Mr Pike, Mr Andrews, Mrs Ferguson, Mr Mack and Mr Parkes has never wavered.We would also like to thank the Year 12 students for their leadership, but in particular the other House Prefects Angela Paton, Georgia Giblin, Rob Costin, Tim Crowley and Vice Captains Claire Varley and Lachlan Crawford.

Annabelle Wetttenhall, Mrs Gainey and Phillip Davey at the Carnival

The winning Soccer team

Claire Gore, Georgia Giblin, Claire Varley andjenna Spolding

WETTENHALL HOUSE 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R TUTORS HEAD OF HOUSE

William Hopkins Nicholas (Nick) Waters Jon Clowes Benjamin Friend Campbell (Cam) Paton Sam McKenzie Edward Miller Michael Barson Xavier Shiels Julian Russell Tom Young Alice Crowley Emily D'Altera Chloe Noble Jane Hawkins Adam Saunders James Mewing Matthew Kibbis Joshua Strumpel Michael Trotter Sarah Schofield Katherine DAItera Amber Clowes Stefanie Crowley-Clough Matthew Dimovski Edwina Hall Simon Gilbert-Kent Sally Chirnside Lachlan Fraser Samuel McElwee Ty Thornton Cameron Russell Vincent Luca Nicholas Beard Alyce Stribling Blake Jobson Fiona Mackay Fraser West Anthea Westcott Jenna Spolding Sophie Amezdroz Renee Walsh Ben Dimovski James McKay Jared Holt Ng King Funa Chairudin Tairisya William Schofield Steen Balodis Louise Taylor Claire Walker Claire Gore Alicia McColley Vanessa Macaulay Mitchell Costin Sophie Baulch Phoebe Simmonds Samantha McKay Stephanie Burton Clayton Davey ChiFung (Bryan) Ng Phillip Davey Alexandra Macaulay Eliza Ross Prudence Baulch Roger Wettenhall Stephanie King Georgia Hall Robert Costin Timothy Crowley Lachlan Crawford Daniel Hoevenaars Annabelle Wettenhall Claire Varley Georgia Giblin Angela Paton Mr T Parkes Mrs C Matthew Mr P Pike Mr D Andrews Mrs M Ferguson Mrs J Gainey

Senior School Mackie

Four years ago, in 2000,1 set foot in Mackie House, a small, scared and pubescent young boy. Now I leave, confident to devour any curve ball that life throws my way It is the priceless life lessons one learns in Mackie House that puts one in a prime position for a prosperous future. From garbage man to lawyer, they will all have something special, an edge. In a dormitory, socialising is unavoidable. I have never seen a Mackie-boy leave friendless. I have seen these people interact and share experiences, and build friendships. This is the Mackie experience, it may not appear obvious from the viewpoint of an outsider, but it is

House Prefects: Rob Costin, Will Jackson, Peter Birks (Captain), Andrew Hunt, Peter Carmichael

definitely there. It is something that gives every boy a chance. This is what makes a man, a Mackie man. It has been another busy year for Mackie House, the international fusion of boys who experienced many adventures together. Apart from the more notorious Saturday night actions, some more organised occasions were planned. Early in Term 1, the boys went to Lome for a bit of a "get-to-know-you" day, considering the large number of new faces who filled the beds this year. This was a good day, with swimming, beach cricket and food from the local shops. Other outings included a trip up the highway to see the amazing 'Circus Oz,' an all night laser game experience at Box Hill which consisted of Mackie boys shooting each other with laser guns in a three-storey maze from midnight until 7 am and the famous 'Urbans versus Rurals football match which was a fun display of friendly rivalry as the city slickers just lost to the country boys by a close three goals. The outgoing and adventurous

qualities of Mackie boys again shone through the year. Cam Paton and Hamish Hardcastle along with Mackie tutor Mr Taylor walked the Kokoda Track during the Term 2 holidays. Also a term later, Digby Alston, Al Hall, Will Haig, and Tom Johnstone, traveled to Townsville to the Shalom Christian College to mix with the local aboriginal students. The Year lis went on a leadership camp to Anglesea and the Year 9s spent a weekend exploring Wilson's Promontory. Formal dinners were also a welcomed occasion by the boys, a chance to freshen up and 'don the suit', as well as a good feed. The endof-year formal dinner that was very much appreciated by the Year 12s who were given a farewell with entertaining speeches. Mackie again had its stars on the sporting arena, with an outstanding improvement in David Paton who became a key player in the 1st XVIII line up; Ed West also completed his fourth season of lsts hockey, a

MACKIE HOUSE 2003 5th Row L-R

Nicklas Keng William Haig James Gray Harry Eastman James Stanbridge David Paton Harvey Scholes Campbell Paton Akhdur Maruan Peter Glennon 4th Row L-R Michael Sherbum James Grimwade Edward Anderson Thomas Johnstone Hugh Douglas-Garden Alistair Hall Miles Harley Jonathan Ismail Nicholas Waters 3rd Row L-R Uzzaam Uzir John Heard Hamish Hardcastle Chairudin Tairisya John Bailey Christopher Griffiths James Young Digby Alston Bryan Ng 2nd Row L-R Roger Wettenhall Mitchell Costin Hugh Park Richard Nation Frederick Chan Geoffrey Heard Ben David Joel McKenzie Front Row L-R Mr James Edwards Mr Philip Taylor Peter Carmichael Robert Costin Andrew Hunt Mr John Claringbold Peter Birks William Jackson Mrs Anne Vile Mr George Earp Mr Gary Montgomery

Mr John Claringbold with James Stanbridge and James Grimwade at the Year 12 Parents' dinner

Midnight to Dawn Laser Games

Rurals' Football team

remarkable effort playing in the side since Year 9. Andrew Hunt participated in the Head of the River victorious 1st VIII and congratulations to our rising talent in Nick Waters, James Young and Ryan White who played in lsts teams. Thank you and farewell to Head of House Mr Claringbold, as well as tutor Mr Montgomery who has contributed greatly in his four years. Mr Claringbold has been Head of Mackie since 1998 and has done an outstandingly good job in what can be a tough position most of the time. We welcome back Mr Greg Smith to the House to take over the role. Thank you also to tutors Mr Edwards, Mr Taylor, Terry Reidy and Tom Bridges, and last, but never least our Matron, Anne Vile who has done and continues to do so much. She is a mother to almost 50 boys each year - a very special role in the development of young men. I can see the end now, it has always seemed too far away to imagine. But I am grateful for my time in this wonderful place, and believe I am a better person because of it. Peter Birks Capatain

Senior School Mossgiel 'Mossgiel 2003', it didn't exactly begin with a bang, but more of a low rumble, like the thunder before a storm hits, a promise of big things to come, and big they were. The annual Mackie-Mossgiel outing kicked off the year, where the Mossgielians had the chance to admire the fine talent displayed in Lome by the Australian Surfboat Rowers League, in which Liv Haig was competing. One of the other big events of Term 1, apart from the Relay For Life, in which Cobi Vagg and Katie Greig led the costuming, while Mel Phillip was everyone's best friend for a week after she won the (in)famous lolly jar, was Pete Glennon's generous Valentines' Day gift to us all. By the end of term, an impressive number of Mossgiel girls were part of summer sport 1st teams; APS swimmers, tennis champions and half a winning Head of the River crew were from Mossgiel. We also said goodbye to Kirsty, our Scottish GAP student, before the holidays. Term 2 was full of activity; Year lis and 12s were treated to massages

(thanks to Mr Hamilton) and a shopping trip was led by our resident fashion guru, Ms Matthews! We also went to the circus, a talking dog proving the highlight. The boarders' formal dinner wrapped up Term 3, with guest speaker Clare Younis giving us an inspiring account of her travels and experiences after leaving Mossgiel in 2001, and the way she has been able to reflect on, and appreciate the effect boarding life has had on her. In the wee hours of the following morning Rosie Christensen and Cathrine Ross left for the journey that was Kokoda. \ The outrageously busy Term 3 was probably characterised in Mossgiel by j coughs, sneezes, visits to sister and more time sick in bed than at school with a lurgy that prospered and circulated. Fortunately, House CoCaptain Jodie Farquharson managed to be inspirational in her ability to constantly evade illness and never fall sick. This leadership buoyed Mossgiel through the hard times and possibly | the most exciting and talent-filled event of the year, no, not Liv Allen getting her licence, but Mossgiel Unit

Music. After an exciting, and 'unexpected' performance by the 'Tutors Extraordinaire' outfit, Units 1 and 2 then made a feature of the tutors in all their glory, Unit 3 impressed us with their self-composed and highly polished piece, Units 4 and 5 looked really good! Unit 7's immense wit was met by their sound, but it was the excellent choreography and solo performances of Unit 6 that snatched the Neville trophy. Again Mossgiel showed their skill in sport, a big group of girls making their presence felt at the winter sports dinner. We had great fun on the ski trip, excitement overcoming bruises and wet feet and then had to say goodbye to GAP student Eleanor Trafford from England, to the dismay of Maysie Brehaut, Megan Vokic and other assorted soccer fans, including Melissa and Michelle 'Owen' Chiang. The boarders' family day was a highlight for soccer fans, including Kate 'Beckham' Kwan and Michelle 'Owen' Chiang, and saw the Urbans having a controversial win with a tutor and a little brother being

amongst the goal-scorers. Term 4 has flown by so quickly that there hasn't been time for much except studying and, of course, the* emotional Review Night, where Haley Brown is always a bastion of tearless courage. Hannah West has left us for exchange in France, and Unit 3's withdrawal symptoms are quite pronounced, but combated by Delta. Also, thanks to brilliant weather, the Mossgiel staple of sun-baking had returned and the Field of Dreams, or The Empty Grass Paddock, is again being filled with bathing, yet sunsmart, beauties. Frujus, Steph Roache's cow-feed and Lauren Prest's Violet Crumbles have all been big in Mossgiel; Aleisha McKenzie's sweet tooth being suitably satisfied. For we Year 12s, the past four years in Mossgiel have truly been a fantastic experience we wouldn't change for the world, thanks to all the girls and the atmosphere of Mossgiel that is distinguished by the unique camaraderie between the Mossie sisters. Sophie Brown Co-Captain

MOSSGIEL HOUSE 2003 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R Absent TUTORS

Maysie Brehaut Louise Gough Katherine Bailey Jane Hawkins Serena Peardon Stephanie Roache Emily Paton Angela Paton Jane Fairbairn Kate Greig Hannah West Michelle Chiang Aleisha McKenzie Melissa Chiang Emma Gray Georgina Hood Olivia Haig Elise McNamara Haley Brown Lauren Prest Emma Jackson Melanie Philip Claire Ross Sophie Baulch Leah McKenzie Cobi Vagg Crystal Shing Christie English Sindy Chow Lauren Ridley Prue Baulch Rosie Christenson Kate Chan Kate Kwan Annie Xin Mitora Oyadomari Annabelle Wettenhall Catherine Ross Jodie Farquharson Sophie Brown Vivian Cheng Jessica Siu Dibya Andi Sarah Bae Alicia McColley Megan Vokic Olivia Allen Ms C Mallett Ms E Trafford Mrs T Foley Mr G Forsyth Ms C Matthews

Senior School Boarding Photos

Rural Football Team - Mossgiel

Kate Kwan, Kate Chan, Sindy Chow, Sarah Bae, Vivien Cheng - Mossgiel

Above: Urban Football Team - Mossgiel

Year 9 Social - Mackie

Clay Shooting Schools Comp - Mackie

Beach Day - Mackie

Below: Mossgiel

Mahala Gunther, Year 12

Creative Arts Music

Music at College continues to provide students with an exciting range of options for involvement in the life of the school, from the all-inclusive House Music competitions through to the smallest VCE chamber ensemble, and 2003 has proved to be no exception. As Co-Head of Music, I have had the pleasure of working with an outstanding team of teachers to foster the development of both the class and extra-curricular music programs in all areas of the school. And my job has certainly been assisted by having such a wealth of talent to draw upon in our student body. From the youngest students at Campbell House

to our advanced musicians at Years 11 and 12 - all have made their contribution to a very successful year of music-making at College. Students in our music classes have participated in a rich and varied program, with vocal and instrumental activities, general musical appreciation and composition projects. However some special features are worthy of mention. The string group tuition program at Year 2 was offered again this year, and it was pleasing to see that many students have continued their involvement in the program from last year's cohort. In the Middle School, the keyboard laboratory continues to be an

Senior Choir 3rd Row L-R: Haley Brown, Andrew Chidzey, Joel Carnegie, Oliver Nam, James Lannan, Ross Dennis, Stuart Griffiths, Eliza Elliott 2nd Row: Mrs Carmel Edwards, FreyaAmon, Fleur Griffiths, Angela Long, Holly MaherHill,Alyssa Calaby, Tiffany Ramsay, Annie Xin, Christie English, Grace Byrnes, Stephanie King, Natalie Gainey, Ms Lisa Breen Front Row: Kelly Ryan, Renee Walsh, Elizabeth Hurst, Benjamin Franklin, Joel Hutchinson, Melody Abikhair, Kathryn Manks, Lydia Kim Absent: Sarah Bae, David Gunther, Georgia Hall, Stacey Taylor, Uzzaam Uzir

Senior School Concert Band 5th Row L-R: Freya Amon, Sarah Bae, Timothy Hobday, Luke Dickens, Oliver Nam Senior School Stage Band 3rd Row L-R: Rosemary Richardson, Timothy \Hobday, Nicholas Veanes, John-Paul Nicolo 2nd Row: Luke Dickens, Oliver Nam, Hugh Hanson, Thomas Sawade, Ward Sims Front Row: Suzanne Notini, Stuart Griffiths, Moss Dennis, Mr Peter Hannah, Bryan Ng, Kristofer DiMartino Absent: Markiya Stone

4th Row: Holly Richardson, Thomas Sawade, Katie Dageforde, Joel Carnegie, John-Paul Nicolo, Kristofer DiMartino 3rd Row: Alexandra Brown, Suzanne Notini, Ross Dennis, Bryan Ng, Benjamin Franklin, Stuart Griffiths, Hugh Hanson 2nd Row: Anna Croft, Alexandra Macaulay, Michelle Chiang, Anna Campbell, Andrew Serle, Emily McClelland, Fiona Mackay Front Row: James Lannan, Gemma Pasco, Fleur Griffths, Kathryn Manks, Mr Peter Hannah, Lydia Kim, Melissa Chiang, Brigit Skilbeck, David Hill Absent: Huw Barnard, Laura Chesson, Emma Jackson, Mr Roger Sullivan

Senior Symphony Orchestra 4th Row L-R: Thomas Sawade, Kristofer DiMartino, James Lannan, Joel Carnegie, JohnPaul Nicolo, Luke Dickens 3rd Row: Melody Abikhair, Stephanie Gainey, Gemma Pasco, Anna Croft, Kathryn Manks, Lydia Kim, Alyssa Calaby, Stacey Taylor, Eliza Elliott 2nd Row: Mr Gerard Mack, Mr Mark Irwin, Carl Dickens, Katie Possingham, Timmothy Oborne, Nicholas Doncon, Hugh Hanson, Shaun Edgeworth, Ward Sims Front Row: Fraser West, Ona Grossnickle, Alice Crowley, Andrew Chidzey, Charles Crowl, Genevieve Crowl, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, Kasselle Plummer Absent: Natalie Gainey, Alice Morgan, Xavier Nicolo, Brigit Skilbeck, Mrs Carmel Edwards, Mr Roger Sullivan, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Isaac Barter,

Senior School String Orchestra 3rd Row L-R: Jonathan Lee, Carl Dickens, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, Shain Edgeworth, Timmothy Oborne 2nd Row: Kaselle Plummer, Stephanie Gainey, Katie Possingham, Melody Abikhair, Eliza Elliott, Alyssa Calaby, Stacey Taylor, Ward Sims Front Row: Ona Grossnickle, Alice Crowley, Andrew Chidzey, Mr Gerard Mack, Charles Crowl, Genevieve Crowl Absent: Sam Chen, Natalie Gainey, Alice Morgan, Xavier Nicolo

Creative Arts Music

"Simply Strings" - Year 7 & 8 Ensemble Back Row: Xavier Nicolo, Lorcan Mathews, William Monotti Middle Row: Madeleine Hayes, Laura McCartney, Sophie Boyd, Anna Scaife, Nessie Croft Front Row: Caroline Watson, Georgina MacRae, Samuel Profitt, Fraser Byrnes, Mrs U. Kamburowski Absent: MsKateMcColl

Preparatory School Concert Band Back Row: William Champness, Keiran Williams, Clare Flynn, Campbell Taylor, Christopher Millington, James Champness Third Row: Alexandra Weisenberger, Genevieve Tyack, Kate Sinclair, Freya Langham, Isabelle Russell, Ngaire Robson, Zoe Keogh Second Row: Matthew Collett, Cody Harmon, LiamAppelbe, Elanor Kloester, Peta Veanes, Rachel McColl, Jeremy Clark, Monty Champion Front Row: Mr Mark Irwin, Katherine Barton, Fiona Barton, Mary Bradshaw, Gemma Guerow, Emily Bull, Amy Stekelenburg, Andrew McColl

Preparatory School Beginner Band Back Row: James Pasco, Bernadette Rossiter, EdwardJarvis, Mitchell Dye, Thomas Forsyth, Stephanie Guy Third Row: Mark Richards, Lyndall Watson, Lily Chirnside, Catherine Serle, Angus Fitzpatrick, Katalin Saunders, Lucy Brand Second Row: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Harry Seward, David Goodridge, Alika Reeves, Lucy Sloan, Fraser Nixon, Max Amerena, Thomas Davey Front Row: Katherine Holding, Laura Malishev, Elizabeth Watson, Edoardo Neerhut, Georgia Ratcliffe, James Holding, Caitlin Lamont, Demi Della-Porta

Preparatory School String Orchestra Back Row: Madeleine Hayes, Ainslie Herbert, Xavier Nicolo, Lorcan Mathews, William Monotti, Rhiannon Richardson, Laura McCartney Fourth Row: Elizabeth Gore, Caroline Watson, Sophie Boyd, Anna Scaife, Kate Kittelty, Nessie Croft, Olivia Nicholson, Nicola Luppino Third Row: Nicola Riley, Annabelle Wilson, Alice Morgan, Kim White, Samuel Profitt, Fraser Byrnes, Nicholas Fulton, Harrison Byrnes

Secondary Girls Choir Back Row: Alika Reeve, Maysie Brehaut, Kate Uren, Mrs L Breen Front Row: Ella Riley, Angela Smith, Isabelle Russell, Katherine Barton

Primary Girls Choir Back Row: Taneesha Plummer, Kavelle McKenzie, Miranda Williams, Anthea O'Brien, Stephanie Babiolakis, Addy Dunkley-Smith Third Row: Demi Della-Porta, Nicola Luppino, Peta Veanes, Rachel McColl, Laura Nielsen, Rebecca Carman, Lyndall Watson Second Row: Elizabeth Watson, Lily Chirnside, Kate Kittelty, Lauren Kemp, Tania Babiolakis, Olivia Nicholson, Katherine Holding

Second Row: Joelan Jeffreys, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Lucy Watson, James Green, Stephanie Nicolo, Matthew Muschalla, Mr Gerard Mack, Eric Chien

Front Row: Kirby Bound, Stephanie Nicolo, Fiona Barton, Sophie Weisenberger, Mary Bradshaw, Daisy Gubbins, Alice Morgan, Alexandra Weisenberger, Ebony Westman

Front Row (seated): Benjamin Morgan, Georgina MacRae, Ona Grossnickle, Samuel Baird, Claire Oakley

Absent: Anna Morris, Jessie Knott, Sophie Hayes Conductor: Mrs Leanne McCartney

important tool for developing general musicianship skills and is well used by students in many year levels, but especially in the elective program at Year 8 where laptop computers are also utilized to create interesting original pieces. We have been keen to encourage new students to the instrumental and vocal program, and terms of free group tuition have been made available for selected students at Years 4 and 5. This initiative has contributed to an improvement in number of students currently learning instruments at the Preparatory School, currently over 300 students. At our Senior School, the music computer laboratory has allowed students to apply their theoretical knowledge about musical!

elements and structure through composition projects, and to explore the possibilities available through the special range of sounds and editing features available within the software. With an important focus on group music-making, class ensembles at all year levels have also participated in music evenings throughout the year. Music touches all students in the Middle and Senior Schools through House Music, and 2003 is widely regarded as having seen some of the best performances to date. In the Middle School, students from years 4 to 6 were involved for the first time and made an outstanding contribution to the event. The sense of anticipation as each group made

their presentation was palpable. Students in Year 7 and 8, having had some experience last year, were keen to improve their position and much attention to musical detail was evident. The adjudicator, Amy Wert from St.Joseph's College, had a difficult decision to make, and Helicon won the trophy on the day. At the Senior School, there was a very strong sense that Houses were well prepared for what was a highly competitive occasion - a pin could be heard to hit the floor as students listened intently to a wide variety of vocal and instrumental items, including the introductions by House Music Captains. The adjudicator, Fiona Gardner from Christian

Campbell House Boys Choir Secondary Boys Choir Back Row: David Franklin, David Buchan, Kieran Williams, Jake Barlow Front Row: Christopher Fagg, Thomas Forsyth, Xavier Nicolo, William Champness, Oliver Braithwaite-Davies, Mrs Lisa Breen

Back Row: Brady Harmon, Alexander Neerhut, Alexander Certoma, Macklen Barker, Aaron Derksen, Riley Dye, William Cailes, Matthew Lamont Middle Row: Jack Stekelenburg, Hugh Neerhut, Hamish Baylis, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Galium Narita, Marius Gratwick, Ronan Mathews, Thomas Carman, Daniel Hodgson, Nathanial Malishev Front Row: Mitchell O'Leary, Ham Oborne, Matthew Appelbe, Nicholas Malishev, Lachlan Sycamnias, Jack Shembrey, Keaghan Kennedy Conductor: Mrs Sue Buchan

Campbell House String Orchestra

Primary Boys Choir Back Row: Matthew Muschalla, Rowan Payne, Andrew McColl, Benjamin Morgan Middle Row: Joelan Jeffreys, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Alexander Walsgott, Charles May field Front Row: Mrs Karen Fyffe, Cameron Williams, Nicholas Fulton, Harry Baylis, Joshua Can, James Christou, Mrs Lisa Breen

Back Row: Mr Gerard Mack, Alexandra Lever, Nina Zhang, Thomas Carman, Alexandra Luppino, Ronan Matthews, Imogen Nicholson, Liam Osborne, Alice McGregor Middle Row: Lara Palmer, Matthew Lamont, Jake Booth, Francoise Hill, Anna Black, Georgia Thome, Juliette Jarvis, Brady Harmon, Sarah Cielesh, Richard Baylis, Katherine Appelbe, Alexander Wilkinson-Beards Front Row: Charles Felton, Daniel Hodgson, Eliza Panckridge, Fiona Riley, Alexander Neerhut, Thomas Lever, William Cailes

Creative Arts Music

Campbell House Girls Choir Back Row: Allanah Freddi, Sophie Thome, Francoise Hill, Georgia Thome, Fiona Riley, Eliza Panckridge, Annabelle Chrimes, Hannah Chimside, Ebony Halik, Anna Black Middle Row: Maddison-Smith, Katherine Appelbe, Bronte Panckridge, Juliette Jarvis, Emma Ring, Phoebe Niven, Nina Zhang, Alexandra Luppino, Megan Wallace, Corina Palmer Front Row: Haley Cielesh, Jaimee Allen, Samantha Hamilton, Alexandra Lever, Genevieve Folic, Natalie Collett, Alice McGregor, Vittoria Di Martino, Imogen Nicholson Conductor: Mrs Sue Buchan

College, was impressed by the presentations and musicality of each House, and selected Shannon as the deserving winner. A large number of our students are involved in the extra-curricular instrumental ensembles and choirs that provide unique experiences that cannot be gained in the class program alone, and they make a highly valued commitment to attend rehearsals before and after school, in addition to their other after school activities. The results of their hard work can be seen in the range of excellent performances presented throughout the year. These have included the Prep String Orchestra performances for the MultiCultural Hostel, the Japanese Welcome Ceremony and the Geelong Eisteddfod where they gained a 1st place. The Prep Concert Band traveled to the prestigious Melbourne School Bands Festival for a fine performance in the Robert Blackwood Hall, as well as participating in the Geelong Eisteddfod where they gained an honourable mention. The Primary Girls' Choir participated in an excellent workshop and performance with the Geelong Youth Choir, hosted a visit from the Eltham East Primary School Choir, one of Victoria's finest children's choirs, and had considerable success at the Geelong Eisteddfod and the Royal South Street Competition, with 1st platings being achieved in both events.

The Senior School String Orchestra provided entertainment for guests at the opening of the Meredith Art Show earlier in the year, and our Senior Concert Band participated in the Rotary Club of Geelong West Band Competition, a fund-raiser in aid of the community "Life Education Van". Our Senior Choir had success at the Geelong Eisteddfod and were fortunate to participate in an outstanding choral workshop held at Geelong Grammar, directed by prominent young Melbourne conductor Andrew Wailes. After presenting a short selection of their own music, of which the large audience was most appreciative, they joined a massed choir in a performance of Carl Orff's spectacular "CarminaBurana". Two special tours were held, both to South Australia. In early Term 2, the Stage Band, directed by Mr Peter Hannah, travelled to Mt. Gambier to participate in the "Generations In Jazz" Festival, the prominent patron of which is legendary Australian jazz musician James Morrison. Students had the opportunity to hear some fine performances by groups from around Australia, as well as to play in their section of the competition. At the end of Term 2, our Senior School Music Tour travelled to Adelaide via the picturesque, but somewhat damp Adelaide Hills. After two days of rehearsals at a music camp, the 60 students and staff gave a lunchtime performance in Hahndorf then

continued on to Adelaide. Three busy days followed, with performances at Marryatville High School and Pulteney Grammar, and an excellent outdoor performance in Rundle Mall. To conclude the tour, the String and Symphony Orchestras were invited to play in the beautiful Elder Hall at the University of Adelaide, as guests of Marryatville at the end-of-term orchestral concert. The 13th Annual Foundation Concert was held in Costa Hall in Term 3 and involved possibly the largest number of students to date. Ensembles and choirs from across the school were showcased in a concert that was notable for its variety. This year a special presentation, "The Big String Thing" was devised by our Head of Strings, Mr Gerard Mack. With special guest Irish dancers, the Carswells, all our string students from Campbell House to Senior School presented "Riverdance" in a spectacular finale to the first half of the concert. After interval, our senior groups presented the range of quality music for which this event is renowned, including a polished and professional performance by Eliza Elliott as violin soloist in Vivaldi's "L'Estate" from The Four Seasons. The Carols By Candlelight once again saw the combined choral forces of the Middle and Senior Schools in the final major musical event for the year. The Senior Band accompanied the Middle School students in a beautiful arrangement of "Do You Hear What I Hear?" whilst the Senior Strings accompanied the Senior Choir. After having broken his wrist in a soccer game early in Term 3, JohniPaul Nicolo finally got his chance to play the new Steinway grand in Costa Hall at the final school assembly. Accompanying the Symphony Orchestra, he gave a magnificent performance of the first movement of the Grieg Piano Concerto, a fitting musical performance to conclude the year for the Music Department. This year our Artist In Residence was Hugh McDonald, a professional ! violinist, guitarist and singer who has worked in the music industry for many years, and is a past member of the band "Redgum". After acclimatising to the

"pace" of life in a school, Hugh worked with individuals and groups across the school, performing in assemblies and the Campbell House Music Evening, where he led the students and parents in a lovely performance of "Puff, The Magic Dragon". I would like to acknowledge the work of the Music Parents Support Group throughout the year in supporting, financially and physically, the endeavours of the students and staff. Their contribution to the school and interest in our activities is greatly appreciated. Special thanks must also be given to our Music Captain, Suzanne Notini for her excellent leadership and total commitment to music in our school it has been a pleasure to teach and work with her. Our Music Vice-Captains, Ward Sims and Natalie Gainey, have also made enthusiastic contributions to our ensembles and choirs over many years. We thank each of these students and wish them well for the future. Once again, our music office has been efficiently administered by Mrs Robyn Wilkinson-Beards, and Mrs Linda Malishev who filled in for 3 weeks. They manage to handle an enormous range of queries from parents, students and staff in addition to preparing timetables, typing letters and arranging payment for visiting teachers. Mr David Jeffery also makes an excellent contribution in managing our valuable print and sheet music resources in his role as Music Librarian. Our department simply could not operate without the valuable work of these people. Finally, my special thanks are extended to Mrs Carmel Edwards, my Co-Head of Music, after 30 years of teaching at College. Carmel has provided wonderful music education experiences to hundreds of students in music classes and in private piano tuition, and I am sure the grateful thanks of past students and staff go with her as she embarks on the next part of her life with Barrie. Personally, I have enjoyed immensely sharing the leadership role with Carmel this year, and I will miss her thoughtful, generous and professional approach. Best wishes and good luck for the future.

Mark Irwin Co-Head of Music

Prep Creative Artss Creative Writing

Birds

Black Panther

Soaring through cold forests of snow-laden pines high in the mountains. Gliding through towering canyons, screeching in defiance of gravity. Long wings speeding over a calm ocean, diving and wheeling with the wind tossed waves. Soaring through the towering peaks of cloud and pure blue sky with no fear of falling. That's real flight, not encased in metal, fearing the ground and hidden from the sky.

Watch the black beauty Shining like a diamond A shadow in the dark Smoothly it glides through the forest It pounces, ripping at skin In a moment it is gone A whisper in the night

Josh Dunkley-Smith - 8H

IflWereABook...

My Family

My Grandparents my grandmother a lost memory in an old chair by the afternoon sun, never there to teach me how to sew or knit never there to play the old records, my Grandfather pictured on the tractor singing to the old wedding songs too happy to be disturbed, me never knowing who they were wondering how nice it would have been.

I'd be in a place where only one could find me, Within my pages dwell precious thoughts and secrets, Only opened in the darkness of night, Illuminated by a single beam of light, A pen touches my paper and writing appears, Sometimes accompanied by cold wet tears. I take pride in knowing, I'm special and trusted; And I know that when my time is at end, I will not be discarded, But another will take my place, As a diary.

Kate Sinclair

Emily Dawson

Me, the worn but loved pair of overalls, They keep you safe and comfortable. It doesn't matter when they get dirty.

My Family My family is a washing machine, Packed full with different clothes. Sometimes the dye runs Other times the garments are perfectly clean.

My eldest sister, a white pair of pants. They look terrific but you can't dirty them. To wear them you must be careful. The second girl, a colourful bra, psychedelic and out there. A pair that makes the wearer smile.

I hate poetry Rhyming words, trying for best Editing out bad parts and keeping the rest Using imagination, reading it well Thinking of a story for the poem to tell Using lines and verses too Thinking it's too much, how about you? Believing it works, hoping it's good Reading it out and wondering if you should I HATE POETRY!!! Daniel Certoma

My older brother, explorer socks. Protecting and heating the whole body, the kind that never makes you itchy. The littlest, a t-shirt. Casual, worn with anything A useful piece of clothing. Yes, my family is a washing machine; From outside we're all one,. But when emptied and dried we're different A mix that when put together fits.

Jeremy Clark - 70

Ollie Braitlwaite-Davies - 7Q Purple Purple is a delicate flower from a potato vine, Purple is the favourite colour of mine. Purple smells like a ripe blackberry, Rich and deep and very fruity.

Avalanche

My dad, a polar fleece jumper Wear it out, wear it in, Casual and not too fancy.

I Hate Poetry

My dad a gentle, giant, Towering above others yet fun as can be. My Mum is like a meadow shining in the sun, Blowing in the wind, blossoming, always happy. My sisters brighten my day, always laughing... And me, I'm just Ollie, bottom of the pecking order, a pawn in my family's game.

Already the clouds had darkened A fresh chill was in the air Most of the skiers had left the slopes But Garry was still there His bright red jacket flashed As he swished from side to side His mind was fully focused On finishing the ride Above him loomed the mountain Tall and unforgiving It was silent as the grave As if nothing was living And then he heard the rumble That unmistakable sound The crashing of an avalanche Eating up the ground Garry's heart was racing No time for him to think He bent his knees for balance and headed for the brink The white cloud raced toward him Gaining all the time But with forty metres to the edge It was the end of Garry's line Harriet Burton - 8L

Purple reminds me of a shiny eggplant, Purple I feel is extremely vibrant. Purple grapes, juicy and sweet, Purple is the feather of a lorikeet. Purple reminds me of my auntie's wedding, Soft as velvet and very comforting. Purple makes me feel all warm inside, Purple is an amethyst trying to hide. Purple is the sunset fading to dark, Purple is an animal on Noah's ark. Purple taste like a mulberry pie, Purple is the sound of a deep, deep sigh. Purple reminds me of the sea at night, Purple is fast, so hold on tight. Purple looks like a passionfruit skin, Purple is the collar on a puppy or kitten. Nicole McLean

The City Life Motors roaring, The buildings rise high above me. The faint hum of a train nearby Enveloped in activity, sound, light. Swimming in a mass of people, An ocean of business suits. Chattering on mobile phone, Watching people's thoughts process. I feel totally insignificant, Out of place, Like a fish out of water, This is not me. Georgia Scale - 8H

Creative Arts Senior School Art

Photo 1: Fiona Mackay, Year 12 Principal 'sArt Prize Photo 2: Ross Dennis, Year 12 Photo 3: Alicia Sherriff, Year 10 Photo 4: Stephanie Kumnick, Year 12

Photo 5: Simon Cotter, Year 12 Photo 6: Danielle Can, Year 12 Photo 7: Timothy Hobday, Year 12

Photo 1:

Year 8 Ceramics Elective

Photo 2: Jacqueline Smith, Year 8 Photo 3: Olivia Nicholson, Year 6 Photo 4: Leah Bowtell, Year 5

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Chloe Cook, Year 5

Photo 6:

Lucy Faulkner, Year 7

Photo 7:

Edward Ratcliffe, Year 4

Photo 8:

Todd Giblin, Year 8

Photo 9:

Will Van de Pol, Year 8

Creative Arts Fine and Applied Arts

Come the end of the year, it is always satisfying to look back over the year and see the creative journey that many of our students at The Geelong College have travelled.

Top left: Cara Lidgerwood, Year 12 Above: Detail of Shirt, LeislAmon, Year 12 Left: Top, LeislAmon, Year 12

We have once again been fortunate to have a solid group of VCE students studying an Arts related subject. There have been many highlights during the course of the year, most notably our achievements at the Wyndham Fashion Awards, the Butterfly Awards and the Crossing Boundaries competition. Sarah Schofield, Ross Dennis, Sam Chen and Anne Bautista have received recognition for their fine achievements in these events. The start of the year saw a new updated CAD room with multi media facilities never before experienced at the college. Macromedia and Adobe software have changed the way the Arts are taught as has Pro desktop in Visual Communication. For the first time laptops have been extensively used in Visual Communication allowing for the production of a range of different types of drawing and design. Arts week was once again a time to celebrate. With 'Art and Sport', as its theme, Mr Smith once again brought his skills to the fore in designing the annual mural which everyone had a chance to be part of. We were fortunate to have Robyn Melia and Kristen Headlam as Artists in Residence. Seeing Campbell House students and Senior School students participating in creative pursuits has now become one of the highlights of Arts week. The Textiles room has continued to be a creative hub for the textiles

Creative Arts Fine and Applied Arts

students with an amazing array of products designed, printed, sewn and produced. Few will forget the hours which Mrs Gallus and her assistants spent ensuring that the costumes for the school play were produced on time. The support of our Arts Technician, Peter Campbell, has been invaluable, especially leading up to Carnival and special events. The Photography Department has seen many fine works created and Wood Technology continues to produce works of the highest standard. The boarders have made good use of the House of Guilds, especially a keen group of Year 9s including John Heard, Joel Mackenzie and Roger Wettenhall. It is also with sadness that we say farewell to a respected and dedicated member of the Faculty, Ms Kathryn Locke. She will leave a large hole in our faculty and we wish her all the best for her future teaching in Melbourne. I leave the final words in recognition of a person who has given an inordinate amount of goodwill, generosity and friendship to all those who venture to the Austin Gray Centre. Anthony Ciach and his culinary skills have catered for crowds that have ranged from fellow Year lis, Music and Arts staff, other staff from various faculties and anyone just wandering by. Not only has he cooked, but "Haggis and Sauerkraut" have entertained the lunchtime crowds with glee as well. This free spirit of a young man has enriched the Austin Gray Centre in 2003. May he do the same in 2004! Mr Philip Taylor Head of Fine and Applied Art

Top: Nick Amezidroz, Year 12 Far right: Back of Jacket, Sam Clark, Year 12 Right: Suzy Notini, Year 12

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Jake Booth, Year 3J

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Prep WMural

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Eliza Panckridge, Year 3J

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Year 3 Windsocks

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Marius Gratwick, Year 3J

Creative Arts Freedom off ththee City

The chilling and murderous events of Bloody Sunday were brought to life by the Year 12 Theatre Studies class' provocative and sombre depiction of Brian Friel's play 'The Freedom of the City'. Based on the true events that took place in Deny, Northern Ireland in 1970, the play's themes of betrayal, lies, and violence captured the audience's attention from the very beginning. Mr James Edwards has again shown his creativity and flair for the dramatic arts by directing this sophisticated and controversial play. We all felt shock, amazement, anger and astonishment as the students enacted a serious and deeply impressive portrayal of the Civil Rights massacre. The strong opening scenes of protesters, using effective and synchronized movement prepared us for the conflict to follow. The staging of this production was particularly creative. There were two distinctive performing areas linked to each other by a long stage, with the audience either side. This allowed the audience to become fully involved, with the action surrounding them. Claire Varley, Xavier Balkin and Steven Doak, who donned Irish accents and wonderful personas, performed the three main roles flawlessly, as did the ensemble cast. Lewis Hobba made an excellent judge, and captured our attention with his powerful pronouncements. Louisa Dicker's performance as the priest was very impressive and Paul Terrell's American accent was undoubtedly a success in his role as Dr Dodds, adding humour to the drama. The authentic scenes of life in Ireland, produced by the simple yet very effective sets, were enhanced by Natalie Gainey's performance of Irish tunes and reels on the viola. This was a play that challenged the performers and the audience. The questions raised by this wonderful and confronting performance stayed with those who had the privilege to see it. Eliza Elliott Year 11

Ensemble cast Steven- Doak and Louisa Dicker

Louisa Dicker

Lighting technician, Chris Andrews (Year 10)

Creative Arts Animal Farm

t is an incredible feeling are equal. The animals succeed to perform in a and establish a farm that they professional theatre to a run themselves, yet as time live audience and is sometimes a goes by the pigs begin to take seemingly bizarre one when the greatest leadership. One of everyone around you is dressed the pigs, Snowball (Phoebe in black and making various Wilkens), tries to lead the farm animal noises. But above all, in new directions where they participating in live theatre is won't have to work as hard. more exhilarating than anything However a more aggressive else. When we began our first pig, Napoleon (Paul Terrell), performance of this year's play, I disagrees with Snowball's could feel everyone; cast, crew, ideas and chases her away with and audience alike, experience his pack of dogs. Napoleon, the thrill that only a theatrical along with his sneaky, sly and production can provide. And persuasive right-hand pig, when I, like the rest of the cast, Squealer (David Hynes), began die show some of our establishes a farm in which the energy was due to the rousing animals suffer even more than nature of the story, but most of it they did in Jones' time. To was due to the excitement of make matters worse, the pigs performing this year's school begin to interact with human production; George Orwell's beings. We see the suffering on Animal Farm, a play that is the farm clearest through the destined to be one of the most eyes of the oldest and wisest memorable theatrical events in animals. These include the history of the Geelong College. Benjamin (Charles Crowl), the When it was decided that Animal sarcastic donkey; Muriel Farm was to be this year's play, (Claire Varley), the concerned many of us wondered how it goat, and Clover (Natalie could be done. Most of the Gainey) the motherly mare. characters in Animal Farm are, Mollie 0ackie Doran), is a unsurprisingly, animals and we somewhat naive horse who began to realise how hard it departs to a regular farm would be. Had Mr Edwards where she is allowed to wear finally lost it and suggested a ribbons. However the saddest play that the actors of Geelong of all the characters is Boxer College could not carry out? (Emile Devrome), the hardHardly, it was this challenging working horse who is sold by idea that provided the energy the pigs to the glue factory in and inspiration to perform this order to buy whiskey. Although magnificent piece of literature. I mention some of the The play begins with a young memorable names of the show, girl (Coco Pallett) reading the the most memorable element novel Animal Farm as the story is the ensemble as a whole. comes to life around her. Everyone, sheep, cows, However, it is not the nice fairy pigeons, ducks, chickens, pigs, story she expected and she dogs, bulls, rats, the barn learns that the animals on the mouse, the raven, the fox, the farm are being treated poorly rabbit, the lazy and sly cat by their master Mr. Jones (Joel (Holly Maher-Hill) and yes, Gross). The farm's eldest boar, even the humans, gave the Old Major (Steve Doak), incredible feel of a production encourages the animals to that really was a team effort. rebel against Jones and create Animal Farm was written in the their own society with no 1940s and throughout the people and where all animals story Orwell continues to make

allegorical references to the rise of Stalin in Russia during the thirties. However, its themes of corruption of ideology can be continually applied within our time. Ms Mahoney gave us a historical lesson on these ideas and this was just one of the many ways that we all improved ourselves as individuals. We also learned new acting skills, but with that came so much else. The difficult animal movement that was required as part of the show improved everyone's flexibility and we learned to become more creative using even the simplest of household items to design animal masks that showed not only our animals but also their personalities. This leads into one of the most important aspects of any production: collaboration. The collaborative effort in this year's production is beyond comprehension. It seemed like the entire school was getting involved in this year's play. In terms of the student population, this included 46 actors from years 9 to 12, five students that helped backstage and three of our talented student musicians who provided the musical drive to the show. The Austin Gray centre provided us with teachers who were more than willing to provide the play with creative design. Mrs Gallus and an army of College mothers worked tirelessly to create the costumes for the show, while Mr Smith, Mr Taylor, Mr Kayler-Thomson and Mr Campbell provided the show with set and design which included everything from a towering book shelf to more than forty pairs of stilts which were used as our third and fourth legs for the production. The whole process was

organized by the famous directorial duo, Mr Edwards and Ms Hynes. If you have ever been taught by or met these drama teachers you may wonder how their different styles and personalities could work together to produce a remarkable show. The truth is like, like Yin and Yang, these two created a theatrical harmony which resulted in one of the school's most memorable shows. I know that anyone who has a love for participating in all aspects of the school, making new friends and most importantly enjoys the rush of a performance should become involved in upcoming Geelong College productions. Everyone should be congratulated on this event that was enjoyed by those who watched it, but enjoyed even more by its participants. Paul Terrell Year 12

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Cast Sophie Boyd Elyse Green Harrison Hay Clare Rossiter Raquel Said Anna Scaife Jessica Seccull Ashley Trethowan Hayden Bowler David Buchan Brittney Carnell Nessie Croft David Franklin Susannah Hewitt Jack Hughes Connor Lowe Laura McCartney Xavier Nicolo Georgia Scale Jacqueline Smith Fletcher Thompson Genevieve Tyack Lauren Anderson Madeleine Hayes Amelia Hickman Sarahjames Samantha May Josephine McDonald Eloise Rayson Deana Said Amelia Agosta Sophie Allen Megan Arthur James Champness Sophie Chisholm Elanor Kloester Alexandra McNaughton Angela Smith Andrew Walsh Edwina Wilkens Emily Bull Harriet Burton Williams Champness Alex Gazis Freya Langham Jessica McColl William Monotti Paris Nielsen

Crew Christopher Wright Lachlan Collins Julian Flanagan Nicholas Harrison Nicholas MacRae Williams Anderson Jake Barlow Timothy Maltby

Left to right: India Forbes, Kate Wood, Emile Devrone, Catherine Ross and (foreground) Hilly Maher-Hill

Emile Devrone

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Proving once more that the way to a man's heart is not through his stomach, the Year 11 Theatre Studies production of Aristophanes' Lysistrata continued the tradition of outstanding College theatre. A delicious hybrid of aspects of modem society and the play's traditional Ancient Greek roots (or lack thereof), director Mr James Edwards' influence was obvious as the cast presented a wonderfully mastered, commanding performance, incorporating both riotous humour and a universally relevant message of equality amongst the sexes. With strong themes of femininity, pacification and conditional, sacrificial celibacy, and a warning of adult references, an outstanding level of maturity was adopted by the cast. Keeping in the spirit of the play's dominant themes of segregation of the sexes, the audience was divided into male and female seating sections. The stage and space of Morrison Hall were utilized successfully, with an effective, realistic set providing both an intimacy and involvement to the audience. Performed to sold-out houses and extended due to popular demand, the students lived up to high expectations, with no indication of nerves or uncertainty to be found throughout the entire season. Kate Wood's Lysistrata was both feminine and authoritative and was magnificently complimented by the hilarious, energetic Kalonike (Holly Maher-Hill), the commanding

Lampito (Tiffany Ramsey) and the demanding Myrrhina (Phoebe Wilkens), who were supported by a strong female ensemble. Displaying great talent and sexual frustration, the male ensemble presented both pitiable and vulnerable characters, with standout performances from Emile Devrome (Commissioner), Christie English (Athenian), Steph Roache (Spartan) and the brilliant Dave Hynes (Cinesias). The male cast, consisting of Anthony Ciach, Sam Sawade, Joel Carnegie and Peter Glennon, contributed superbly, as did the female cast of Jackie Doran, Kate Greig, India Forbes, Eliza Elliott, Pip Pattison, Catherine Ross, Eliza Ross, Dalila Guerreiro, Miranda McCurry, Renee Walsh, Fiona Harvey, Frauke Jahns and Georgina Hood. The technical team of Chris Andrews (Lighting Operator) and Philip Houghton (Sound Operator) contributed marvelously and are to be congratulated for their skills and dedication, especially since neither are part of the class or year level! Outstanding talent and input from the whole cast culminated in an hilarious, thoroughly insightful and enjoyable production and both cast and crew should be commended for their effort and commitment. Despite the innuendos of the play, there was nothing stiff about Lysistrata. Claire Varley Year 12

Kate Wood

India Forbes

Above: Torres Strait Island Dance Performance Above Left: Leonie Amerena, Karen Pegg Left: Felic Arena (Author), Matthew Wade, Galium Wood, Scott Dimovski, Ned Rogerson

Above: Mr Norman Rachinger - Guest Speaker Pounders' Day Left: Sophie Laguna (Author), Addy Dunkley-Smith

Above: Wala 'The Spiriot of Ghana' Musicians Above right: Hugh McDonald Artist-in-Residence (Musician) Right: Jamie McKenzie - Fireman, David Franklin, Jack Townley Far right: Paa Brown (African Drummer)

College Life Wollangarra

All Year 9 students spend a week at Wollangarra, "Meeting the Mountains" and discovering more about themselves in this remote and special place. Our students baked their own bread, cleared blackberries from the river bank, weeded the vegetable garden, hiked in the Macalister River valley, crossed the Wellington Plains and explored the spectacular Bryce's Gorge in the Alpine National Park. They were able to learn new skills and become more aware of their impact on the environment and the opportunity to take action to help preserve it.

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The enthusiastic Wollangarra staff included Joey Long, Mike Bishop, Toby Billington, Jenny Styger, Nia Emmanouill, Kieren O'Reilly and Will Morris. We thank them for their energy, humour and leadership, especially Joey Long, who retires after three dynamic years as Director. College Staff who accompanied the groups to Wollangarra were Mr Tim Parkes, Mr Dale Carroll, Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson, Mrs Linda Gallus, Mr David Andrews and Rev Richard Franklin. Their support for the programme was greatly appreciated. MrTPParkes- Outdoor Education Coordinator

Photography by Tim Parkes & Dale Carroll

Above: Les Arenes at Nimes

Right: Kate D Alter a and Kate Francis and Paris!

Below: The touring group at the Palace of Versailles

On 13th of September, our group of 19 students and 2 teachers left a cold wintery Melbourne, for a sunny Paris. We arrived in Paris early on Sunday morning and transferred to our accommodation where we were to spend the next four nights. During our time in Paris we visited the Eiffel Tower with stunning views across Paris, whilst museums such as Le Louvre and Musee D'Orsay showed us the artworks of Renoir, Picasso, Da Vinci and Matisse. We also saw L'Arc de Triomphe, Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame, Saint Chapelle, the Catacombes and the Champs Elysees, most of these were again viewed on a memorably divine balmy night cruise on the River Seine. From Paris we caught the amazingly fast TGV train down to the sunny and reputably friendlier South of France. We spent two nights in the beautiful Sommieres, a small preserved medieval village, where day trips took us to the Mediterranean Sea, Pont du Gard and Nimes and Pont d' Avignon. We left Sommieres with the assistance of Frederich, our bus driver for the week. We gradually worked our way to the north of France staying in the towns of Toulouse, Limoges and Tours and visiting places such as the medieval city of Carcassone, Chateau Azay le Rideau, Chateau de Chenonceau, the Royal Limoges porcelain factory, the reproduction of the Lascaux cave paintings, Sarlat cathedral and town, Chartres Cathedral and the Palace of Versailles. During this time we experienced the French culture of the arts, music, film and food. We left Frederich in the town of Chantilly, situated about 40 minutes north of Paris. We were to stay with a French family for the week and experience complete immersion of the French language and lifestyle.

During the week we attended our sister school Lycee Jean Rostand, and with the aid of our correspondents we attended classes and ate in the school canteen, meeting many French students and experiencing the realities of life in France. Our hosts had organised a range of activities for us, and different groups of us experienced dining at local restaurants, shopping in Paris, horse riding, a day at a local theme park, the cinema, local museums and fetes and a party organised for us by French students at the school. We were given lots of free time to explore Chantilly and saw the local Council offices, the Chateau de Chantilly, the France Galop, a horse training facility, and the famous Cathedral and Roman ramparts in the nearby medieval town of Senlis. We parted our host familes after a generally successful, enjoyable and memorable week on Thursday 2nd October to return to Australia. The trip was an amazing experience and thanks must go to Mrs Lethbridge and Madame Lee for all their support, generosity and organization. Names of students on trip: Phoebe Wilkens Alice Bradshaw Kate D'Altera Kate Francis Adelle Thompson Melissa Chiang Melody Abikhair Maddy Brennan Anna Campbell Elizabeth Cassidy Sally Chirnside Emily D'Altera Jeanne Hendrey Cleo Leontiades Angie Long Edward Miller Laura O'Rourke Peter Smissen Scott Williams Phoebe Wilkens Alice Bradshaw

Below: Moulin Rouge

Senior School

Year 12 Debating Team

Year 8 Debating Team Back Row: Mrs Sandy Lea-Wood, William Monotti, Xavier Nicolo, Amy Caldow, Freya Langham, Emily Bull, Julian Flanagan Front Row: David Franklin, Deana Said, Alexander Goode

Year 7 Debating Team Back Row: Mrs Sandy Lea-Wood, Georgina CarrJessica Chirnside, Harriet Brown, Emily Rutherford, Siobhan Adams, Holly Bartlett Middle Row: Katherine Barton, Lucy Brand Front Row: Phoebe Steinfort, Angus Fitzpatrick, Clancy O'Connor

Captain Claire Varley, Vice-Captains James Davey and James Weaver Imagine a school without debating. A place devoid of the weekly, rushed planning sessions, absent of the ritual Thursday night treks out to Geelong Grammar and denied the glory of unseen topics, close, one- i point-the-difference debates and the occasional highly-nutritional 'tea' at Hungry Jacks. Ladies and Gentlemen. The topic of today's report is 'That Geelong College Debating has had a successful season'. We of the affirmative side strongly agree with this statement. Our definition is as follows: that Geelong College Debating- that is, the eight teams from Years 9-12, consisting of sixty of the school's finest- has had a successful- fulfilling, challenging I and thoroughly enjoyable- season. Under the watchful guidance of Mrs Julie Gainey, Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney and Mr John Hannan, the Geelong College Debaters met every debate with gusto, confidence and unfailing optimism, proving the fact that there is indeed no T in a grammatically correct team. The Year 9s maiden Senior School voyage showed them to be successful and committed, with great promise for the future. The Year 10s acted positively in every debate, inspired by the vast array of intellectually stimulating topics. The Year 11 teams put on an impressive display of their debating skills, with the B team becoming regional finalists and making it to the first round of the State finals. In their final debating swan song, the Year 12 B team put in a brilliantly enthusiastic struggle, unjustifiably and perhaps erroneously winning only two debates. The Year 12 As verbally demolished the opposition, impressively making it to the Octofinals, where forces beyond their control (the adjudication) resulted in the halting of their domination. As if this wasn't argument enough, proof of College's indestructible talent was shown through a plethora of Best Speaker Awards going to Georgie Hall, Steph Gainey, David Hill,

Charlotte Curnow, David Gunther and Katherine Landy (all Year 9), Lauren Prest and Elise Davey (Year 10), Geoff Heard, Steph Smith, Steph Roache, Tiffany Ramsey, Chris Carmen, Holly Maher-Hill and JohnPaul Nicolo (Year 11) and Philippa Williams, James Weaver, Tim Ballan, Paul Terrell and Claire Varley (Year 12). Our prized gem Paul was also awarded the 'Swannie' Award for best regional speaker. Ladies and Gentlemen. As you can see, the proof is all there. Vivacious, vicious and victorious, the Geelong College Debaters have, without question, had an utterly successful season. Claire Varley Captain

Middle School Debating Report Thirteen students from Year 8 participated in the Debating Association of Victoria (DAV) competition this year. We were delighted that Xavier Nicolo (Year 8) won the very prestigious Swannie award for the best D grade (Year 9) speaker in the Geelong Region. The awards are named after one of the best speakers Victoria has ever produced, Alan Swanwick, a leading barrister, long-time mainstay of the DAV and the principal author of the first edition of the debater's bible, the ADF Handbook. Several Year 8 students were awarded the best speaker of their respective debates. The Prep teams finished equal second in the competition overall. Eleven Year 7 students participated in the DAV Junior Secondary Training Debates in Term 2. Congratulations to all Prep debaters, their effort and commitment was outstanding and rewarded with a very successful debating season. Sandra S Lea-Wood Middle School Debating

We began our five day environmental program on a bleak Sunday morning with weather prospects suggesting deterioration, but this did little to dampen the spirits of the hardy Year 10 volunteers as they stepped off the bus into persistent, driving rain. A few hours later they arrived at our Eumeralla base, having walked through a natural basin of Ironbark, along a Koorie path, past Point Addis and on top of spectacular but fragile cliffs that protect the surrounding

heathlands from the sea. A quiet reflective service set the scene for an exciting week to follow. Our first activity tested water in the Anglesea River at various point between the mine site and the Ocean Road bridge, gathering data for an investigative science session later in the evening. We were also privileged to be visited by a local resident and business operator who talked about the Anglesea area, some of its history and many of the current environmental issues that require attention. Next morning was still wet as we headed into the Anglesea township to

study the business profile of the local community. Questioning shopkeepers enabled us to simultaneously shelter from the elements and collect data for our whole group research project. A second stop at Moggs Creek provided spectacular views of the coastline and an opportunity to study dune systems, their degradation through inappropriate use and restoration by local environmentalists. The approach to our overnight campsite near Lome required us to avoid a flooded river crossing, but the quiet rainforest setting for a self-cooked dinner and an early night made it well worth the detour. An early rise as we prepared for a day of environmental work much closer to home than we had ever expected.

Following a briefing from our guide and a tour of the Grovedale section of the Waurn Ponds Creek, we set to work revegetating some of its denuded edge with native grasses. Many helpers and lots of enthusiasm saw the job completed very rapidly indeed, allowing for an early return and some initiative activities back at Eumeralla. With improving skies we tackled our sea-kayak from Point Roadknight to the Anglesea River mouth, studying eroded cliffs and wash patterns as we progressed, and then later on paddling into ocean swells and even catching a few waves with varying measures of good luck and skill. Similarly on our final day, environmental observation and exploration the Anglesea area combined with outdoor activity as we toured the heathland surrounding the mine and township. Our final overhead perspective from a light plane left us with many memories of the week and a fitting reminder of the environmental hurdles for all us to overcome in the years ahead. Our thanks go to Mrs Brown, Mrs Filling, Mr Parkes, Mr Payne, Mr Smith & Mr Woolhouse for their organisation, expertise and enthusiasm during this camp. The participants were Melody Abikhair, Sophie Amezdroz, Grace Byrnes, Anna Calder, Tom Carah, Anna Croft, Charles Crowl, Nadia Lightfoot, Susan Mackenzie, Sarah McLarty, Susan McLean, Tarley McPadden, Chloe Mill, Cam Paton, Amelia Rayson, Alicia Sherriff and Alyce Stribling.

On June the 26th, 2003, a small group of students, teachers and parents set out on a journey of a lifetime. Our destination was the Kokoda Track, Papua New Guinea, where some of the most gruelling battles of World War II were staged, where Australian soldiers fought against extraordinary odds to defend Port Moresby from the Japanese. Our group was planning to relive and remember a vital part of Australian history. Our first destination was Buna, a beautiful seaside village where we stayed for two days, acclimatizing to the sticky and humid heat of PNG and experiencing an amazing village culture. At Buna we met our porters, the

local "Buna Boys", who would be accompanying our group along the Track. After a relaxing two days, we headed to the start of the Track: Kokoda. Even with an early start it was not long before we were all dripping with sweat. That first day was the hardest with the group coming to terms with what we had to do and how hard it was going to be. That night we stayed at Isurava, and set out on Day Two to truly amazing sights. A newly constructed war memorial, featuring four pillars with the words Sacrifice, Mateship, Courage and Endurance was the most meaningful memorial of the Track. Day Three became an easy day until

Myola Village Guest House

Tim Soloman and Lucy Scriven being shown the Kokoda Track memorial in Popendetta by a local guide

when one of our group, Sam Mackay, became very ill. We spent most of the day sitting by the river of Templeton's Crossing, enjoying the sun and water. The next day we started early to reach Myola, a village on a vast open grass plain and after walking for four days in the dense jungle, it was a relief to be out in the open. The next two days were spent relaxing in the small serene village during which time we hiked to an American plane wreck, an eerie sight in the thick jungle. After two nights at Myola we were completely restored and re-energised. We walked then to Naduri, up steep valleys and ridgelines, where we met the oldest surviving Fuzzie Wuzzie

Angel from World War II, Mr Ovuru Indiki. He was an inspiring man with so many incredible stories. On Day Eleven we came across Brigade Hill, one of the most significant battle sites of the war, where at least fifty Australian men lie in unmarked graves. Our group of Australians and Papua New Guineans conducted a very moving service together, thanking the men who died so we could be standing there on that day as free individuals. It was then through the Nauro valley swamp and river to our stay in the village guesthouse with the most spectacular views and probably the worst drop-dunny we had come across. The next day we faced the harsh reality of the Nine False Peaks

which we had to climb in the stifling heat. Everyone was grateful to get to camp that night and set up for the last time. On our last night the Buna Boys performed tribal dances, and it was so good to see that their culture still exists and is still important to them. Day Fourteen: our last day. We walked down the famous muddy Golden Staircase and up our last steep ridge, and then it was the end. We had finished the Kokoda Track. The feeling was indescribable: happiness, relief, pride and sadness all in one. It was the most amazing moment of our adventure, one I'm sure none of us will forget. The trip was truly amazing; it made us all

appreciate the Papua New Guinean culture, our lives at home and the strong friendships we all made. It was a life changing experience, one all of us will treasure forever. Alex Sedger Year 11 Kokoda Trekkers: Nicholas Beard Marcel Bucek Thomas Champness Rosie Christensen Andrew Crossley Charles Crowl Steven Doak Hamish Hardcastle Nicholas Hewitt Samantha McKay Cam Paton Dugie Reilly

Catherine Ross Lucy Scriven Alex sSedger James Sinclair Tim Solomon Sarah Wynn Mrs Pat Clark Mrs Del Gray Mr Ian Henricus Ms Julie Hope-Johnstone Mrs Deb McKay Mr Philip Taylor

Reflection from the top of Brigade Hill This war memorial at Buna

after the memorial service

was constructed of used artillery shells and even had a boot with the bones still intact!

The touring party take a well earned rest at the "Chapel on the Hill" before Menori.

Within the Outreach program this year it has been a tremendous privilege to be a part of the establishment of a close relationship with an indigenous school, Shalom Christian College, from Townsville Northern Queensland

With the support of Dr Tlirner, the Geelong College Community, Reverend Richard Franklin and the Uniting Church of Australia, we have been fortunate to be a part of an exercise that I would consider to be one of the most memorable in my 22 I years of teaching. The purpose of our relationship with Shalom Christian College has been threefold and has come after long periods of prayer, thought, discussion and action from a number of people. The aims are: • to promote and support a GAP student in any given year when such a student may experience a call to | work amongst the indigenous people , at Shalom and hopefully in their communities during the holiday period. It may also be that for some of the students at Shalom the GAP year could be an opportunity for work at Geelong College. • to send a small group to Shalom I each year. The value of such an experience is immeasurable The sense of privilege this year's students experienced is testimony to the need to continue fostering strong links

through visiting and living alongside the Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders at Shalom. • to make sure we work hard to enable the opportunity for some students to visit the Geelong College. It would be appropriate to have sporting, cultural, musical and artistic groups coming to enjoy a part

of the Geelong College experience. This year a number of students who have shown interest in areas such as social justice, Christianity, reaching ' out to others and reconciliation with Indigenous people travelled with Mrs Gallus and me to Townsville. We stayed at Shalom Christian College in the boarding school for 7 days before spending two days in Cairns. The trip has been sponsored by Dr Tlirner, supported by Rev Franklin and the Uniting Church and departure occurred with the blessings of Narana Creations in Grovedale, the Wathaurong Aboriginal Cooperative and Aboriginal Communities in the Education Faculty at Deakin University associated with this school. This school has been given the opportunity to establish a relationship with Shalom that will endure for many years to come. This trip was a privilege for the students Students and staff who visited who went. There have been many Shalom College were: wrongs in the past that we cannot Mr Paul Haig, Mr David Curnow, Mrs correct, but we recognize that in the Linda Gallus, Tim Crowley(Yearl2) relationship with Shalom there may who will undertake a Gap year at be the connection of mutual respect. Shalom in 2004, Charlotte Curnow, We are fortunate to live in a global Lucy Crawford, Alicia McColley, society in Australia that allows Tarley McPadden, Susan McLean, individual opportunity. Every now Alex Macaulay, Vanessa Macaulay, and then something big may come of William Haig, Alistair Hall, Tom something small and sometimes we Johnstone, Drew Lawson, Digby take a risk to move forward. Alston, Tim Solomon, Jonathan White Mr David Curnow

Cricket-1st XI

Cricket 2003 Back Row: Jon Clowes, Steven Oliver, Robert Davidson, David Allan, Mitchell Hodgson, Robert Parkes Front Row: Henry Weddell, Samuel Clark, Lachlan Crawford (Captain), Mr G Gilby (Team Manager), Andrew Nunn (Vice Captain), Max Tippett, Bennett Merriman Absent: Steve Balodis, Nicholas Waters, Greg Hansen (Coach)

The 1st XI had a good year, finishing 3rd from the ten APS schools. We enjoyed a fun and successful season winning five games against St. Kevin's, Melbourne Grammar, Wesley, Caulfield and the College's first, outright victory in eight years, against Haileybury. We lost four matches to Brighton, Xavier, Carey| and against local rival Geelong] Grammar and played one draw] against the eventual Premiers Scotch,j Some highlights for the season \ included the development of Bennett Merriman and Henry Weddell as batsmen and all round cricketers; the bowling of Jon Clowes and Robbie Parkes; the middle order batting and wicket keeping of David Allan; the leadership shown by Sam Clark and Andrew Nunn; the determination shown by Steven Oliver and Rob! Davidson and the flair and 'timing' exhibited by Max Tippett. Overall, season 2002/03 was enjoyed by all team members: Andrew Nunn (ViceCaptain), Steven Oliver, Sam Clark, Rob Davidson, Jon Clowes, Max Tippett, David Allan, Robbie Parkes, Bennett Merriman, Henry Weddell,

Mitchell Hodgson, Nick Waters and Steen Balodis. I would like to thank our Coach, Greg Hanson and Mr Gareth Gilby (Teacher in Charge of Cricket) for their time and commitment during the year. Without their guidance our season wouldn't have been as successful. Lachlan Crawford - Captain I would like to congratulate Lachlan on a fine year's cricket. He finished the season with the outstanding figures of 466 runs at an average of 47, including one century and 32 wickets at an average of 10.8. He was selected as Captain of the APS combined team and achieved selection in the Victorian U/17 team. Mr G Gilby

Cricket- 2nd XI Season 2002/2003 commenced on a positive note against St Kevin's College. It was the only time that we managed to bat the required number of overs (55) and we achieved our highest score of the season (204). This total was reached through solid performances from Harry Eastman (49), David Macgugan (42) and Xavier Shiels (33).

Unfortunately the remaining nine games were disappointing in that we were in very strong positions to win several of them. However, our batting let us down. There were some outstanding bowling performances in the 10 games. The most consistent of our bowlers was David Macgugan, who had some great figures including: 4/22 against Geelong Grammar. He had strong support from Tristan Mountjoy who also had the wonderful figures of 4/32 against Carey Grammar. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the students who were part of this team throughout the season. Good luck to all Year 12 students in their cricketing future. The team consisted of: Zane Elliott, Tom McCarty, Alex Carah, Tristan Mountjoy David Macgugan, Harry Eastman, Jacob Rippon, Julian Russell, Xavier Shiels, Sam McKenzie, Daniel Hoevenaars, Ben Franklin, Andrew Hough, Rob Costin, James Stanbridge, Christopher Clyne, Nick Waters, Peter Glennon, Jack Bell, David White, Mitchell Hodgson. Peter Angelevski Coach Many thanks must go to Mr Angelevski for his commitment to the team and patience throughout the season.

Cricket- 3rd XI The team membership waxed and waned over the year as players were promoted to, or dropped from, the 2nds team. Only 8 matches were played and completed for the season. Team Captain was Matthew Kibbis of Year 12. Those who played 8 games for the team were: Alistair Cameron, Christopher Clyne, Tony Harris, Daniel Hoevenaars, James Stanbridge, Matthew Kibbis; David White playing 7 games; Julian Russell and Andrew Hough playing 6 games, and Robert Costin and Alex Carah playing 4 games. Thanks goes to those who filled in when we urgently need emergencies. Among these were Matthew Robson of Year 10, Joel Hutchinson, Evan McDonald, Ross Dennis and Peter Birks all of Year 12. Thanks also go to all players who contributed as regularly to the team

effort as circumstances allowed. Four matches were outstanding: the match against Geelong Grammar when our boys had scored 6-190 off 30 overs, and kept Grammar to 127; the match against Haileybury in which we scored 9-188 off 30 overs, and then bowled them out for 83; the match against Xavier when we scored 149 all out off 30 overs, and dismissed them for 139, and finally scoring 3158 against St Kevins, and dismissing them for 71. Christopher Clyne deserves praise for his bowling taking 14 wickets for the season for 84 runs, with two three-wicket matches, as does Daniel Hoevenaars who took 9 wickets for 64 runs for the season, with two three-wicket matches, and scored 97 runs with the bat for the season. Having played only four games for the 3rd XI, Alex Carah scored in excess of 100 runs for those ' games, as did Tom McCarty who only played three matches for the 3rd XI. This has been a season well above average for this team which is often forgotten. Well done to all who participated, especially those who contributed in small, but consistent ways. With a new group later in the year, we look forward to another promising season in 2003-04.

Year 8 Cricket Back Row: Jack Hughes, Nicholas MacRae, James Taylor, Drew Kitchen, Nicholas Clowes, Ashley Trethowan, Grant James Third Row: Julian Flanagan, Lachlan Henderson, Benjamin McClure, Andrew Walsh, Richard Quail, Fletcher Thompson, LiamAppelbe, Thomas Forsyth, Mr Andrew McKie (Coach) Second Row: Timothy Pollard, Edward Mitchell, William Monotti, Cameron Gourley, Will Hartnell, Albert Wedell, Jack Townley, James Perkins, William Champness Front Row: Tom Carroll, Nicholas Harrison, Wayde Tarticchio, John Leontiades, Christopher Wright, Timothy Maltby

Alan Thomas Thirds Team Coach

Cricket-10A XI A couple of preliminary skirmishes in Term 4, 2002, confirmed that we would need to pool our resources to survive at the A level this season. A combined 9A/10A team was entered in the APS 10A competition in Term 1. The team had the depth rarely seen in College teams and this was evident in the high quality of the fielding, the range of bowling resources and the number of lower order recoveries with the bat. The team was competitive in all matches, winning two (Scotch and Haileybury) and losing four (one by 4 runs!). Mike Colman captained the team well, adapting his field placements to the conditions intelligently. Tom Nice was the leading wicket taker (11) including a match winning spell of 4/12 off 11

Year 7 Cricket Back Row: Mr Will Johnston (Coach), Jeremy Mountjoy, Callum Wood, Ben Schultz, Lachlan Moate, Alexander Herd, Angus Robb, Ryan Alldis, Henry Russell, Lorcan Mathews, Mr Mark Neeld (Coach) Middle Row: Ned Rogerson, Austin Slone, Christopher Millington, Christopher Mack, Daniel Certoma, Michael Jenkins, Oliver Braithwaite-Davies Front Row: Matthew Wade, Tom Beaumont, Donald Sahlstrom, Jeremy Clark, Lachlan Barclay, Aengus Cassidy, Fraser Byrnes, Scott Dimovski, Angus Nice Absent: Luke Wu

huge thanks must go to Mr Kelly for his enthusiasm and commitment to the team this year. The team included: Matt Robson (C), Tristan Hickman, Tom Levick, Matt Dimvoski, Tom Johnston, Andrew Banjanin, Phil Houghton, Blake Jobson, James Butler, Will Maas, Sam McElwee, iy Thornton.

Cricket- Year 9 The Year 9 cricket team had a most successful season, winning more games than they lost! The boys are to be congratulated on the spirit with which they played. There were some terrific individual performances throughout the season, but more importantly they played together and supported one another as a team. Many thanks must go to Michael Burnell for his committed coaching effort throughout the season. The team consisted of: William

RobParkes, Year 11, 1st XI

overs against Scotch. Charles Caldwell, James Ratcliffe and Michael Rockefeller provided strong support with the ball. Cameron Russell was the highest run scorer, the highlight being a controlled 63 against Carey. Mike Colman and Steen Balodis were the main supports. Team members: Mike Colman, Captain, Charles Caldwell, Simon Gilbert-Kent, Carl Millington, James Van De Pol, Steen Balodis, Richard Lugg, Tom Nice, James Ratcliffe, Michael Rockefeller, Cameron Russell, Alex Stanley. Will Maas, Ty Thornton also played on occasion. Mr Michael Terry Coach

Cricket-10B XI The 10B cricket team enjoyed a terrific season, winning four and losing four of their eight matches. All players gave their all throughout the season and should be very pleased with this result. The boys played the game in excellent spirit and all enjoyed the challenges presented. A

Bennett Merriman, Year 10 1stXI

Schofield, Cameron Sutherland, Steven Lidgerwood, Haydon Holmes, Ben Dimovski, William Wood, James Cameron, David Carman, Scott Paisley, Jeremy Woolman, Cameron Brown, Andrew Bell, James Bailey, Sal Henricus Steven Oliver, Year 12 1st XI

Boys' Competition This year we had many enthusiastic badminton players' turning up to training each week. During the season their badminton skills improved remarkably At the start the season I had my doubts that we would be competitive, but as we commenced competition I realised that I had underestimated the teams' abilities. This year the Boy's 1st IV consisted of Marius Dela Cruz, Irving Dela Cruz, Daniel Kim and I. Together we represented three nationalities; the Dela Cruz brothers from the Philippines, Daniel Kim originally from South Korea, and myself from Denmark. As a team we were indestructible (almost), triumphant in 8 of our 9 games. However the inevitable was bound to happen. With high hopes we travelled out to the Corio Sports Centre to face our I formidable rivals, Geelong Grammar. Although we battled hard we were unfortunately, no match for a more experienced side. Overall we achieved the 2nd place in the competition, and in many of our matches had a clean sweep with all players winning their games. The Boys' 2nd team also had a good year with a number playing their first season. James Lannan was a star player; his height (which obviously gives him an easier access to the four corners of the court), and his determination, a lethal combination. Chairudin Taryisia from Indonesia was another new player with quick reflexes and tremendous agility. Joel Carnegie, Adrian Yuen and Huw Park were also valuable contributors to the team's many wins.

Andrea Soenarjo andNyssa Parkes, 1st team

The Year 10A team, consisting of Nick Veanes and Shea McLennan, Drew Lawson and Adam Saunders played enthusiastically each Saturday. Although they did not have many wins, their skills improved over the season. All in all, I think that this year's badminton teams have done very well for The College. We showed the opponents that we were not a school to give-up or give in. So to all the people who played badminton this year, I would like to offer my gratitude and my blessings. "Keep doing what you can to achieve your goals in the sport, and don't forget that it is not all about winning or losing, as long as you have fun doing it. I hope for many more successful seasons to come for the College". We all know that achieving all that we have achieved would not be possible without the help of people like Mrs.Lannan. She has done a great job and has been our greatest fan. Thankyou also to Mrs Harris and Mark Synot, our specialist coaches and thank you for all the support you have given me during my time as captain for Geelong College.

The 1st IV played against a range of APS and AGS schools this season, with the most challenging match coming from Geelong Grammar. The team, including Jess McDonald, Fiona Mackay, Andrea Soenarjo and Nyssa Parkes had a very successful season overall, winning every match of the season convincingly. The more experienced players also enjoyed the role we could play in helping new players learn the game and assisting the younger players improve their skills and match strategy during the year. All the girls in the badminton squad were enthusiastic and supported each other throughout the season. Our thanks go to our coach, Mrs Harris, who helped improve our skills throughout the season. Also, special thanks to Mrs Taylor, Mr Hanan and Mrs Lannan for their organisation and wonderful support this year. Nyssa Parkes Captain

Irving Dela Cruz, 1st team

Marius Dela Cruz, 1st team

Nicklas Keng Captain

Girls' Competition 2003 has seen a wonderful season for all the badminton girls with rising participation levels in this relatively new sport, the enthusiasm of all players, and the high standard of competition shown throughout our interschool matches. Three Girls' teams were entered this year, with a 3rds team consisting of new players to the sport. Annie Xin, Nadia Lightfoot, Allysha Coghlan, and Emma Roberts played each week with enthusiasm and showing great talent for the future of school badminton. Their performances on the court were consistent and they finished the season with some very good wins. Our 2nds team, with the skills of Michelle and Melissa Chiang, Kate Kwan, Mitora Oyadomari, will be looked at for leadership in the 2004 season as a talented 1st IV Lauren McClure must also be thanked for stepping into the lsts successfully several times.

Badminton - Boys' 2003 Irving Dela Cruz, Nicklas Keng, Ms] Taylor (Coach), Daniel Kim, Marius Dela Cruz

Badminton - Girls' 2003 Jessica McDonald, Fiona Mackay, Ms J Taylor (Coach), Andrea Soenarjo, Nyssa Parkes

Boys' Captain of Boats report

Boys & Girls 1st VIII2003, Head of the River Champions & Coaches

Some may be saying goodbye to season 2003, but for a select group of rowers it is just the beginning: a lifetime of memories awaits. 2003 will be remembered in the College Boat Shed as the golden year, where expectations were overcome in style. The boys in the shed were more than happy to take victory this year, be in the 9Bs or the 1st VIII. All boys were not afraid to stand up to their strong Melbourne competitors. We have not only been triumphant in the senior division; some potential has been shown in the junior ranks as well. A very special thanks must go to the Director of Rowing, Geoff Forsyth, boatman Bob Morse, all coaching staff, the Parents Support Group and the Albert Bell Club for their support and their part in our victories. For those of us who are leaving, it is a time to remember! We have returned the silverware to Geelong in style in one of the hardest fought, close and exciting races for us as rowers, and for our supporters. We now join the ranks of those Old Collegians who have the privilege to say that we were members of the Geelong College Boat Club. Finally, I must express my thanks to all the boys in the shed for allowing me to lead them in such a prestigious I season. Thank you for the friendship and the memories and for the experience that now makes me so proud to say: "I rowed for The Geelong College". Tim Hope-Johnstone Captain of Boats

Rowing Boys' 1st VIII

Rowing Boys APS Champions 2003 Back Row: Andrew McLarty, Benjamin OBrien, Thomas Donald, Andrew Hunt, Charles Boyle Front Row: James Wilson (Coxswain), Harley Beaumont, Mr J Watt (Coach), Timothy Hope-Johnstone (Stroke), Timothy Jarrold

The 2002/03 season began with the annual visit to Falls Creek in December where the crew bonded and the rowing was technically very good. Our size was always going to be a factor with an average weight of only 74 kilos. We eventually used this to our advantage and showed our real potential with early success in 2003 winning the first regatta of the season, the "Barwon Regatta". The big day, Head of the River, finally came and the crew, consisting of

(Bow) Andrew McLarty, (2) Tim Jarrold, (3) Tom Donald, (4) Ben O'Brien, (5) Charles Boyle, (6) Andrew Hunt, (7) Harley Beaumont, (Stroke) Tim Hope-Johnstone and coxed by James Wilson, would travel to Nagambie to compete in what was tipped to be the closest Head of the River in many years. We played a tactical race in the heat: after being last out of the blocks, we rowed through Wesley and Brighton to cruise over the line rating only 32 strokes per minute, placing 3rd behind Caulfield and Scotch. The A final was to be contested between Geelong College in lane 2, Carey, Caulfield, Melbourne Grammar, Scotch, and Geelong Grammar in lane 7, in front of a deafening 10,000 strong crowd. We surged from off the blocks rating 44 strokes/minute. It was a three boat race at the 1000m mark with Scotch in front, Caulfield and College half a length back. Caulfield began to slip coming to the last 500, and at the 1500m mark, we were a third of a length from Scotch. We lifted the rating to 40 strokes per minute and drew level with 200m to go. With the crowd and the adrenalin, nothing was going to stop the Stewart "Fergus" McArthur. The Geelong College boys crossed the line half a length in front to win the 136th "Head of the River" and bring the Fairbaim Cup back to Geelong. The crew rowed a time of 6:03mins, producing a rare "negative split" rowing a 1:27 final 500m. Our enormous thanks must go to Director Geoff Forsyth; our parents for the feasts cooked every night and most importantly, to our coach, Jeff Watt, whose rowing brilliance and coaching expertise gave all 9 boys the mentality and skill it took to be Head of the River Champions. On behalf of this year's crew, we wish all rowers next year the best of luck.

Rowing- Girls' Captain of Boats and 1st VIM Some of us dared to dream that 2003 would be the year that Geelong College would win the "Double", the Head of the River titles by both the boys and the girls. Presently we are celebrating that reality in that both boys' and girls' 1st VIII crews held up those cups on April 5th 2003. The girls' 1st VIII crew this year consisted of three rowers remaining from last season- Annabelle Crawford (7), Angela Paton (5) and myself (stroke) .The additions to the crew began with our voice, Leah McKenzie, Natasha Bolsin (6), Jane Hawkins (4), Serena Peardon(3), Chloe Henderson (2) and Isabella Henricus, (bow) They all filled big boots this year with admirable maturity and dedication. The 1st VIII once again dominated Victorian rowing winning all major titles, including the Barwon Regatta,

Schoolgirl State Titles, Head of the Schoolgirls' and Head of the River. Geelong Grammar once again put up an outstanding fight to push and challenge us at each regatta. We would have liked to have had a clean sweep. We did lose our mandatory one race for the season, leading up to the Schoolgirls' regatta. This enabled us to refocus and regain the fighting edge. The girls then continued to train over the Term 1 holidays to later travel to Lake Barrington, Tasmania, to defend our National Title. The girls experienced a new level of professionalism and pride, as they raced the best the country could offer. The Geelong girls won a bronze medal in the A final smashing their personal best time by 6 seconds. Pymble Ladies College from Sydney won the title. Thanks must go to Mr Forsyth who supported us throughout the season and to the Parent Support Group, whose devotion to their

Harley Beaumont Vice Captain of Boats Rowing Girls APS Champions 2003 Back Row: Jane Hawkins, Serena Peardon, Chloe Henderson, Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Front Row: Isabella Henricus, Angela Paton, Mr Rob Gardner (Coach), Phoebe Stanley (Stroke), Annabelle Crawford, Leah McKenzie (Coxswain)

Charlotte Ban 2nd VIII

Hannah Cooke 2nd Mil

children encouraged large numbers, making every regatta enjoyable and comfortable for all. Finally, thank you to Rob Gardner who again coached us so successfully; he not only motivated and inspired us, but was a flawless role model and friend. Rowing has taught me that through training, hard work and dedication you can achieve whatever goal in life you desire. Being part of a team, all focussed on the one goal, working together endlessly to achieve consistent perfect strokes is an amazing experience and will stay with me forever. It has been an honour to be Girls' Captain of Boats for 2003 and to be involved in the back to back winning crew. Finally, I wish all future rowers of the Boat Club the best of luck for future regattas, and I hope you too, experience the magic this sport can offer. Phoebe Stanley Captain of Boats

Rowing- Girls' 2nd VIII

Rosie Christensen 2nd VIII

Sarah Schofield 2nd VIII

Edwina Strachan 2nd VIII

Well, the rowing season is over and it was a memorable one! The members of the Girls' 2nd VIII were:-Bow, Philippa "Skip" Williams, Chalotte "Cher" Barr, Hannah "Cookie" Cooke, Philippa "Herdy" Herd, Edwina "Twix" Strachan, Sarah "Schoie" Schofield, Liz "Billy" Fagg, Rosie "Oh Yeah" Christensen and Cox, Kate "Goldie" Goldsworthy It has been a season full of fun, with our wonderful and dedicated coach John Deere who did everything he could to push and pull us into line, constantly urging and encouraging us to go faster. We trained hard and we were competitive throughout the season. At the Head of the River we finished in the bronze medal position. Well done to all the girls and we hope that our Skip, Twix and Billy will all remember their last school rowing season as a good one. Thanks to the parents who transported, fed and supported us throughout the season, and to

Andrew and Deb Geary for their time and support. Well done to all the girls in the crew; thanks for a great season. Rosie Christensen Stroke

Rowing- Girls' Junior Crews Junior girls rowing received a big boost this season thanks to the generosity of the College Boat Club and the Albert Bell Club members. The Year 101st and 2nd IV crews were presented with new boats: The "Western District", named after some generous donors from that area and the "Dani Karis", in honour of our recent past Head of Rowing. Megan Vokic and Amanda Hepburn coached their lucky crews in their shiny new boats. Sally Watt urged her crew on in the Maggie McQuat. The 4ths raced around in the Robert Kemp. A large, enthusiastic group of girls started this season from the Prep. School. By the time they started at Senior School this year they had settled into five crews with Sue Campbell in charge of the lsts and 2nds, Katie Gladman's Gladiator 3rds, Olivia Allan's 4ths were in the Jim Jam and Miranda Hobday coached the fearful 5ths again this season. Coaches at this level try to emphasize the fun and fitness side of rowing as well as covering the basics of technique. The highlight of our end of season presentation night was the talk from three members of the Senior Girls 1st VIII. Angela Paton reminded all who thought it was a bit hard and hopeless if you were in a lower crew that she entered rowing at Year 9 in the 6th crew! Parents and rowers were stunned because Angela has been in back to back Champion Head of the River crews as a senior rower. Phoebe Stanley and Annabelle Crawford spoke from the heart about their passion for rowing and how it had benefited other aspects of their lives. In the words of our new boat's namesake: Good Luck, Row Hard, Have Fun.

Kirsten Ulmer 2nd VIII

Elizabeth Fagg 2nd VIII

Philippa Williams 2nd VIII

Kate Goldsworthy 2nd VIII

Rowing Boys'- 2nd VIII

Hamish Harten 2nd VIII

Lewis Hobba 2nd VIII

Sam Pohlman 2nd VIII

Greg Butyn 2nd VIII

Michael Scaife 2nd VIII

Rowing - Boys' Year 10 Crews

The season of the 2002/03 Muckies started well, crossing the line first at This season was not an easy one for the Barwon Regatta. After many more the Year 10 squad, but the boys races our coach Richard Tomczak showed admirable determination in selected a crew to take us to the Head ensuring that we took competitive of the River. The crew was as follows: crews to all regattas. Illness and Bow: Greg Butyn, (2) Lewis Hobba, injury took their toll at critical times, (3) Peter Birks, (4) Hamish Harten, and Year 9 boys were called on twice (5) Sam Pohlman, (6) Jeremy to take a seat. Shortages of rowers in Weeks, (7) Michael Scaife, Stroke: senior crews also impacted on the James Gray and Cox: Chris Carmen. squad, but at least this meant that all Our beautiful rowing was to be tested boys were assured of participation in greatly in a classic tale of mateship regattas. and courage. We arrived at Nagambie Coaches Scott Penning and Nick Lakes prepared to perform, only a Gilchrist showed great commitment, cruel twist of fate could stand in our and were rewarded by a clear way. This began to take place early on improvement in skills and strength in our heat, which saw us pass over four long trips to Nagambie and through to the B-final. It was now one to Carrum. that our stroke, James Gray began to Regatta memories include the heartspeak of his turbulent stomach pains stopping 2000 metre battle between which rendered him unable to Wesley and our 2nd VIII at Carrum participate in further rowing. It was which saw College through by a here that the Muckies' season seemed canvas, and the flawless recovery by to come to an abrupt and bitter end. the lsts on the same day after Huw This will be remembered as a classic Flanagan's shoe broke off the moment in our rowing lives. On the footplate. Of the latter one senior day that may be remembered for the coach observed that there seemed to famous College 'double header,' in be a slight loss of rhythm at the 1000 the 2nd VIII one man stood tall. metre mark! When the Muckies launched the mighty 'Sic Itur' for one last time Rowing - Boys' Year 9 together, James Gray inspirationally Crews rowed the full 2000m race with what Each of us will take away different was later diagnosed as acute memories of the 2003, Year 9 boys' appendicitis; he was then I rowing season. Our 25 eager students ambulanced to hospital for may recall the 160 or so kilometres of immediate surgery. This day hard training (the equivalent surprised us; we had received another distance of Geelong to Melbourne of life's notorious curve balls, one and back), the constant battle to that will touch us forever. balance the boat and master the oar, The Muckies' crew of 2002/03 would heaps of blisters on hands and other like to thank Richard Tomczak for his less glorious places, the melodious brilliant coaching and friendship. voice of the coach, the good company Richard always believed in us even of mates and new friends, nervous when things were not going right for excitement sitting at the start of races he knew we were a competitive crew and waiting for the word, "go" and that wouldn't give up. We would also managing to stay awake in those like to thank Mr Forsyth for exciting classes back at school. organising our season and Jeff Watt The coaches too, have their story. The for his finer points on "How to row as frustration of having to change crews a crew"; Bob for transporting and around because of camps, injuries fixing our boats, and families and and other absences, the challenge of friends for you seemed to follow us getting nine hot-blooded boys to everywhere! concentrate on the finer points of James Gray & Peter Birks

Peter Birks 2nd VIII

James Gray 2nd VIII

Jeremy Weeks 2nd VIII

Christopher Carman

Special thanks must go to our enthusiastic coaches including Mister Miller (1st VIII), Ben Doak who took over from Lachlan Smeeton (2nd VIII) and Tom Paton. They spent long hours on the river. Our crews included the following students: David Andrews, Zac Ballinger, Sam Bartlett, Julian Berton, Christopher Cluley-Bolsin, Dayne Collins, Jack Curran, James Drew, Hamish Flynn, Lachlan Fraser, Fergus Forbes, David Hill, Tom Jenkins, Jayson Llyod, Ollie Nam, Jack Nelson, James Oxley, Tom Sawade, Will Schofield, George Seward. Matthew Simms, Hugh Stewart, Will Stewart, Tom Steinfort, SamWhitworth Richard Morris Coordinator Year 9 Boys Girls' 1st VIII2003 Nagambie

rowing for more than just a couple of minutes, finding time for family and friends, fantastic starts and rowing in the APS Junior Head of the River final on Saturday 29th March. Here, the 1st VIII came fourth and the 2nd VIII came third. Finally, I will especially remember David Adams's first sculling attempt

Boys' 1st VIII2003 Nagambie

(or should we say, skin diving), Jack Nelson's new record for a week's injuries, the lightening bolts, thunder, torrential rain, half-metre swells and the final cancellation of the first regatta at glorious Carrum, and the joyous look on the faces of students when they came in from a really good training session.

1st Team Back Row: Philippa Day, Jessica Collins, Eloise Warren, Jodie Farquharson Front Row: Caralee Harding, Jenna Spolding, Hayley Johnston, Amelia Warren, Siobhan Hensey, Genevieve Crowl Absent: Stephanie Pegg

Junior A Softball Back Row: Freya Langham, Susannah Hewitt, Jessica Guerow, Josephine McDonald, Ona Grossnickle Middle Row: Sophie Chisholm, Genevieve Tyack, Laura McCartney, Megan Arthur, Alexandra McNaughton Front Row: Georgia Scale, Sarah James, Mr Chris Lawson (Coach), Elanor Uoester

Junior B Softball Back Row: Jessica Seccull, Madeleine Hayes, Emily Bull, Anna Scaife, Brittney Carnell, Anna Morris, Angela Smith Front Row: Katalin Saunders, Madeleine Salt, Mrs Pattie Halsall (Coach), Teagan Kirsopp, Lauren Anderson Absent: Kathleen Rix

Softball-1sts The 1st Softball Team in 2003 played a very competitive season which displayed exceptional team qualities and our improved Softball skills especially towards the end of the season. Hayley Johnson, who played catcher and 1st base, had an outstanding season saving lots of wild throws and accumulating numerous outs per game. Stephanie Pegg on 2nd base provided the team with entertainment and exceptional ball handling skills throughout the season. Jodie Farquharson, our short-stop and new recruit, was outstanding both in the batter's box and on the diamond, making some awesome stops. 3rd base was played by Jess Collins, who consistently kept team spirits high, showed her swift reflexes by catching balls smashed straight down the line. Our pitcher and baby of the team was Eloise Warren, who displayed her natural talent in any position. With excellent batting and pitching all season, she proved to be a handy player in crucial parts of the game. Right field was Gen Crowl who was always there for back up, and ready to run or dive for any long bombs that came her way. With her placid and composed attitude, she always kept us in good spirits and provided encouragement. Pip Day, a girl with a very competitive and enthusiastic attitude, was always willing to give anything ago, even batting with one arm dislocated. Jenna Spolding proved to be a vital player in every game this season. With her outstanding catching skills and past experience, she

managed to keep most wild pitches within the diamond and show great team spirit. Siobhan Hensey displayed her great back up and quick running skills in the outfield, and always looked on the bright side of each game. Caralee Harding also pitched and showed great accuracy and enthusiasm all season. Kirsty Fagan (our awesome coach) helped us a great deal throughout the season and was great fun, as well as helping us improve our skills greatly.

fumbled out in centre....and a massive overthrow!!!. Player throws to lstand the runner is safe.. ..no wait, she's out...holy cow, College has won!!!. And if they only win one game this season, why not make it their last! Oh, and that'll guarantee there'll be McDonalds on the way home

Softball - 2nds

The season definitely showed how much the team improved. With more wins than we expected we showed great team spirit and had a lot of fun. Thanks to our coach Ellie with all her support and encouragement.

'And we welcome you back to the last game of the 2nds Softball season. We've got a real pressure cooker here today none out, bases loaded, bottom of the 4th. And as time out is called, we can only reflect on what has proven to be a thoroughly interesting season for these girls - no wins, but haven't they had fun! Play is resumed, 9th batter steps up I to the plate. She hits a line drive to 3rd* she's rounding 1st, she's gonna slide... and she's missed the base! OUT- no runs as College takes to the field. And lets take a quick glance across the field- behind the plate is Claire 'The Commentator' Varley; pitching today are Emma 'Perfect Pitch' Montgomery and Amber 'Bullseye' Mellett; on 1st Leah 'Another Home Run?' Oxley Cobi 'Chocolate Cupcakes' Vagg and Louisa 'A Bruise A Game' Dicker sharing 2nd; 3rd is manned by Pip 'Anyone For Sneaking?' Lean, with Claire 'Quiet Champion' Gore on shortstop. Alternating in the outfield are Runnin' Rani Sheriff, Lissie 'Mum Power' Hammett, Swingin' Suzy Notini, Edi 'What?' Hall, Lauren T Won't Play Wesley' Ridley, Rosie 'One Woman Cheer Squad' Richardson, Steph 'Maiden Game' Kumnick and Always Consistent Emily McClelland. Coached by Mrs 'Sneak...SNEAK!!!' Tol, the eternal benchwarmer and with the support of mascot Ernie 'It's A Turtle!' Turtle, Tol's bleary-eyed girls have grown and improved as a team whilst maintaining their pledge to extract every last ounce of fun from every game despite constant defeats. And we take you back to the last play of the day as the opposition belts the ball.. .its

Claire Varley Captain

Softball - Intermediate team

Swimming - Girls' What a wonderful summer it was for our swimming squad! The girls tackled yet another demanding season with positive attitudes and great enthusiasm. The team spirit was certainly high, and there was much interaction between the Prep School and Senior School girls who I as all worked together to achieve their best. This bonding and such genuine effort at training and competition was mostly due to the eagerness and energy of the coaches, Carmel Brown, Fiona Skinner, Dean Alchin, Mrs Porter and Mrs Smith. At the Geelong All Schools Championships in early March, swimmers competed against students from 52 schools throughout Geelong and district to take out all 4 shields, winning the Primary Girls', Primary Boys', Secondary Girls' and Secondary Boys' divisions. This was a fantastic achievement, as we dominated the entire carnival! There were many great individual performances. The College Open Water Swim has become an annual event providing an opportunity for many to extend their swimming skills. Over 80 swimmers, including some from Geelong Grammar and Christian College, braved the wintry conditions in March at Point Roadnight beach. Jane Pettigrove won the Open Girls' section. At the APS Championships, the culmination of the season, the College girls finished the night in an amazing third place, to Caulfield and Wesley respectively. We certainly faced tough competition, and, given this, we were all impressed with the fact that we held second for almost a third of the night. There were many outstanding performances, including that of Jane Pettigrove placing first in the Open A 50 metre breaststroke, Phoebe Steinfort of the Prep School winning the U13 butterfly and breaking the U13 50 metre freestyle record, while the U13 freestyle relay team broke the record by an incredible 5 seconds. Thank you to Carmel, Fiona, Mrs

Swimming - Girls 2003 Back Row: Lucy Walsh, louise Taylor, Alicia Sherrijf, Chloe Noble, Abby George, Emily D Altera, Jane Pettigrove (Vice Captain), Claire Walker, Kirsten Ulmer Middle Row: Mrs P Port (Coach), Amelia Rayson, Sarsha Grinter, Greer Edsall, Alexandra Brown, Phoebe Steinfort, Stephanie Smith, Paris Nielsen, Eloise Rayson, Harriet Brown, Rahael Golightly, Annabelle Wettenhall, Mrs S Scott Front Row: Grace Byrnes, Natalie Gainey, Kate Kittelty, Mrs Carmel Brown (Coach), Sarah Hill (Captain), Mrs Fiona Skinner, Laura Stekelenburg, Amelia Hickman, Olivia Nicholson Absent: Stfani Crowley-Clough, LeislAmon, Bridget Champion

Swimming - Boys 2003 Left to right: Evan McDonald, Peter Hough, Ross Dennis, Joel Bartlett (Captain), Nicholas Hewitt, Ben Donald, James McDonald Absent: Lachlan Kerney, David Hynes, David Burns-Wallace, Joshua Dunkley-Smith, Harvey Scholes

Porter, and Dean for their coaching expertise and enthusiasm. We appreciate the Swimming Parents' Support group and convenors Mrs Heather Smith and Ms Chris Oughtred, for all they have done for us this season, and all the parents who helped with timing and recording on Saturdays. Thanks to Mrs Liz Smith for her revolutionary electronic recording, and Mrs Scott

for an invaluable link with the Prep School. I thoroughly enjoyed my last season of school swimming, and the whole squad joined in together to make the season not only successful, but a lot of fun! The future of the swimming squad looks bright, with some exceptional talent coming through the school. I wish the squad the best of luck in the future. Sarah Hill Captain

Swimming- Boys' 2003 looked like a promising year in the pool. With the team again combining with Geelong Grammar, there were visions of a top five finish. Unfortunately, this was not the case. Although we did not win a meet for the season, we came close on many occasions and found form towards the end. Our Under 17 boys worked hard with new recruit David BurnsWallace adding strength to the team. The highlight of the APS finals night was Lachlan Kerney placing a creditable 3rd in the 100m Swimming Team breaststroke. The Under 17 freestyle Back Row: Elena Britt, Clare Flynn, Isabelle Russell, Julia Hurley, Greer Edsall, team also swam well, placing 4th for Georgina MacRae, Jessica McColl, Jacqueline Smith, Sarsha Grinter, Sophie Boyd. Middle Row: Mrs Sue Scott (Coach), Amelia Hickman, Paris Nielsen, Chloe Hay den, the night. "Geelong" placed 10th on Emily Rutherford, Georgia Inness, Georgina Can, Harriet Brown the night, and the boys should be Front Row: Angus Fitzpatrick, Pip Van Leewin, Jordan Tomkins, Sarah D Altera, Julia congratulated for swimming O'Brien, Rachael Golightly, Ella Riley, Samantha Fallaw, Holly Bartlett, Thomas Kelly consistently and showing huge Absent: Phoebe Steinfort, Alice Goodear, Phoebe Gubbins, Eloise Rayson improvement in the pool. Our biggest highlight for the year was winning the "Geelong All School Championships" at Kardinia Park. This we did in style. David BurnsAge Group 12 Year Boys 12 Year Girls 15 Year Boys 15 Year Girls Open Boys Open Girls

Age Level Champions House Swimming

First Angus Fitzpatrick Phoebe Steinfort Nick Phillips Harriet Brown Lachlan Kerney Jane Pettigrove

Wallace placed 1st in the 50m freestyle, 1st in the 50m Butterfly and 1st in the 50m Backstroke. Lachlan Kerney placed 1st in the 50m breaststroke, and David Hynes placed 3rd in the 50m breaststroke. But the icing on the cake was our 4 x 50m Open freestyle relay race, where we beat St Joseph's and Geelong Grammar in the last few metres. The team consisted of Joel Bartlett, Lachlan Kerney, David Burns Wallace and David Hynes. I would like to thank Mrs Porter on behalf of the boys for her tireless efforts towards Boys' swimming, and I would also like to wish the team of 2004 the best of luck for future season. Joel Bartlett Captain

Swimming- Open Water Swimming The 2nd Annual Open Water Swim was held in wintry conditions on Friday March 21 at Point Roadknight, in Anglesea. This adds a further dimension to the Swimming program, allowing students to experience an ocean swim in relatively safe environs. The event was very successful with 77 students from Geelong College, Geelong Grammar and Christian College competing. Thank you to Mrs Merryn Ratcliffe and Mrs Petrina Porter for running the event, and to all the parents who acted as officials. Results were as follows:

Second Third Sam Phillips Jeremy Clark Laura Stekelenburg Olivia Nicholson Joshua Dunkley-Smith Blair Scott Rachel Golightly Jessica Gubbins Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Josh Bagshaw (GGS) Sarah Hill Claire Walker

Tennis - Boys' 1st The season started with a loss to St. Kevins which painted the picture for the rest of the season. With every match getting harder, the boys had only one relief, beating Geelong Grammar 14 sets to 2. The team consisted of Tim Crowley, James McKay, Richard Cherry, Rhys Bennett, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, James Sinclair, Todd Mexted, Matt Wilson, David Young, Louis Jasek and James & Andrew McArthur. Although the scoreboard showed 1 win and 9 losses, the team showed great competitiveness and promise for the seasons to come. The team had some very close matches during the season including 9-11 to Melbourne Grammar and 6-10 to St Kevins, Caulfield and Scotch. We were only blown away 3 times against Haileybury (Champions), Carey and Wesley. We constantly came up against State players with heaps more experience. This didn't faze the boys one bit as we did our best to get games from them. You could count on one hand how many times we lost 9-0 in a set. A great effort from all. There were many stand out efforts throughout the season with the boys winning 9-0, 9-1 and 9-2 on many occasions surprising the big Melbourne schools. Thanks must go to Mr Smith who was there helping us along the whole season. His time and efforts were much appreciated. Thanks to Tony Brushfield (Coach) who was there every morning training session improving our game. Good luck to the boys for the future.

1st Tennis -Boys 2003 Back Row: James McArthur, Todd Mexted, Tim Crowley, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, James Sinclair Front Row: James McKay, Richard Cheery (Captain), Mr G Smith (Coach), Rhys Bennett, Andrew McArthur

Richard Cherry Captain

Tennis - Girls 1sts The season of 2002/2003 is one that will not be forgotten. Despite losing eight of the ten team members from last season, spirits remained high as the formation of a new team commenced. After an antagonising process our new manager, Mrs "Brownie" Brown, selected her winning team which consisted of Amanda Cordner, Jenny Sheahan, Louise Gough, Kate D'Altera, Kate

1st Tennis-Girls 2003 Back Row: Bridget Champion, Laura Comer, Louise Gough, Kate D Altera, Amanda Cordner, Kristen Battye Front Row: Brittany Wood, Jennifer Sheahan, Sophie Baulch (Captain), Leonie Brown (Coach), Kate Francis, Virginia Hope Johnstone, Lauren Foy

Rhys Bennett Yr 11, 1st Boys' Tennis

Francis, Bridget Champion, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Lauren Foy, Laura Comer, Brittany Wood, Kristen Battye, and Sophie Baulch. Under the new management of Mrs Brown, the team had a successful season full of laughs, victories, early mornings, and some extremely entertaining bus rides. I would like to congratulate all girls on their positive attitude and dedication throughout the season; whether it was seven o'clock on a Tuesday morning or bus lagged on the other side of Melbourne on a Saturday morning. Each girl gave a

hundred percent every time she stepped onto a court. Congratulations also to the girls for a very admirable effort in finishing the season in fourth place behind the big guns Peninsula, Caulfield and Wesley Thanks must go to Mrs Brown for taking us on this year, and making the season what it was. Her personality and enthusiasm was an inspiration to all involved. Thanks must also go to our coach Mr Don "Donny" Cameron for all the time and effort he gave, and also for his motivation and encouragement throughout the season. Thank you girls for an unreal season and good luck for the future years! Sophie Baulch Captain

Tennis - Girls' 2nds

8A Tennis Back Row: Edward Curnow, Michael Guy, Campbell Taylor, William Anderson, Ely a Telegin Front Row: Andrew Young, Travis McCurry, Mrs Coral Turner (Coach), Xavier Nicolo, Monty Champion

The Girls' 2nds Tennis team combined a balance of experience, talent, enthusiasm and potential to complete a positive season in 2002/2003, winning half of the matches and going down by a narrow margin in the balance (except for a convincing loss to GGS). The team which comprised Kate Bailey, Jess Kay, Amanda Cordner, Georgia Giblin, Miranda McCurry, Stephanie Roache, Justine Nancarrow, Penny Falls (Captain), Cara Jilich, Felicity Anderson, Eliza Elliot, Renee Walsh and Jane Fairbairn played and trained with great commitment, energy and sportsmanship, and was a credit to the College. It was a pleasure to have been associated with such a fine group!

with the highlight being two resounding victories over Wesley. The core of the team consisted of Nick Blyth, James Weaver, Tim James, Clayton Davey, Phil Davey, Josh Strumpel, Geoff Heard and James Young. These boys were also capably supported by Lincoln Dowling and Michael Dijkstra. Well done to all the boys who displayed some fine tennis and good sportsmanship throughout the season. Thanks must also go to Mr Kovacev for giving his time and efforts to enhance our skill and enjoyment of the game. James Weaver Captain

Tennis - Girls' 3rds The girls' 3rds had a very successful season in which great teamwork and skills were shown and excellent results were recorded. The motivated team consisted of Jessica Allen, Sophie Betts, Sophie Brown, Stephanie Burton, Emily Fox, Ashlee Heritage, Melanie Perkins, Tiffany Ramsey, Catherine Ross, Eliza Ross, Carina Schokman and myself. The season was very choppy with many changes to the team and therefore it was hard to get off to a smooth start, but the team proved their superior skills and determination to win I more matches than they lost. Although sometimes we had tough competition, we still fought hard and came out knowing that we tried our best. The training sessions we had were effective, with many tricks

Mr D Young

Tennis - Boys' 3rds

8B Tennis Back Row: James Champness, Will Van de Pol, Nicholas Taylor, Brian Low, Blair Scott Middle Row: Nathan Walsh, Doug Turner, Hayden Veanes, Matthew Wride, Todd Giblin, Mark Gruzauskas Front Row: Timothy Kumnick, Ryan Jones, Mrs Barbara Carlson, Andrew Nielsen, Harry Hay

The boys' 3rds tennis team, under the able guidance of Mr Kovacev, approached the 2002-03 seasons with enthusiasm, and several promising results were recorded. The 3rds often won a majority of singles matches, however due to the high number of players used, inconsistent pairings meant that doubles matches were too often conceded. During the season, the 3rds won 3 of 10 matches, James Sinclair, 1st Tennis

and skills learnt and improved thanks to our skills coach Andrew and our encouraging coach Mrs Macgugan. It was a season well played and thanks to all those who committed themselves to pull off an excellent effort. Phoebe Simmonds Captain

Tennis - Boys' 4ths A mixed season in the 4th tennis saw many good results against some of the better opposition schools. The solid line-up of classy players in the 4ths included many players who were able to hit the ball over the net. The following players who are soon to be selected for Wimbledon 2004 and members of the 4ths were: Wade Mc Pherson, Simon Cotter, Mark Rogerson, Hugh Douglas Garden, Al Jones, Jack Herbert, Angus Pollard and Simon Gruzauskas. Let's not forget the expert advice given to us on those early Saturday mornings by Ms Weddell! Mark Rogerson

Tennis - Boys' 5th For the 5th's tennis team in 2003 expectations were... non-existent really. Yet throughout the season with numerous encouraging signs, wins to Tripolino, Davey, Kloester and Nation notably, soon the 5ths were the pride of College Tennis, showing more potential then the lst's and Lleyton Hewitt combined. Although only winning one game overall for the season the team enjoyed themselves immensely, whether it was at training with mascot Ally or on the bus, laughs were had all round. The coach, Ms Van Cleef, molded us from 9 boys who couldn't even run one lap of Main Oval into 8 men who were an elite playing unit. "Captains Courageous" James Davey and Michael Tripolino led by example, recording the most wins for the team while Andrew Bowler and Chris Kloester also had a couple of victories. The commitment, dedication and vitality of Tim Hobday and Julian Nation were soon the

talking points of the school as their blistering pace left opponents flatfooted. The "young guns" in Ryan Kempe and John Ismail showed how effective a youth policy can be, while Will "The Ox" Jackson was one of the greatest utility's around. All in all, an enjoyable season and our thanks to our coach, dieticians and the bus drivers who delivered us on time to each match. James Davey Captain

Tennis - Boys' Year 10 We had 24 students who played in two Year 10 teams, assisted by Year 9 when they were short. The coaching duties were shared between Rev. Franklin and Mr Tim Lane. The better players for the year were Kristoffer Di Martino, David Cordner, Chris White, Luke Dickens, Nicholas Luxton, Stephen Green and Scott Witham. The biggest improvers were Tom Carah, Digby Alston, Michael Langdon and Peter Smissen. We were very competitive at the top end in both divisions, unfortunately most other teams had greater depth from which to select. The support and enthusiasm from the students was appreciated; they tried hard and very seldom gave in when continual defeat could have deflated their enthusiasm. The rest of the players who played for the full year were Christopher Black, Sam Brand, Lewis Davies, Joel Gross, Hugh Hansen, James Ramia, David Scaife, Anthony Tripolino, Che Tbrner and Frazer West. We appreciate also the contribution made by Hamish Hardcastle, Blake Beaumont, Matthew Wilson, David Young and Taylor Broad.

Well done to all the players: In Year 9: Sarah Dennis, Stephanie Gainey, Mary Gazis, Sarah Hughes, Stephanie King, Holly MacDonald, Eloise O'Brien, Stacey Taylor and Katherine Landy In Year 10: Sophie Amezdroz, Madeline Brennan, Phoebe East, Kate Heaney, Elizabeth Hill, Jeanne Hendrey, Libby Hurst, Alex Macaulay, Alicia McColley, Sam McKay, Annie Morris, Gemma Pasco, Melanie Philip, Georgia Torney, Sarah Wynn, Amy Young, Hannah West and Lauren Prest. Stephanie King

Tennis - 7A Boys Back Row: Matthew Cottett, Ashley Narita, Eric Chien, Tom Maas, James Pasco Front Row: Connor Van Ingen, Seng Lee, Mr Michael O'Donnell (Coach), Daniel Lloyd, Sam O'Brien

Tennis - Girls' Intermediate As and Bs The Inter As and Bs had a very successful season winning more than half the matches played. The Inter As won two, but unfortunately, lost 5 and had one cancelled. For the Inter Bs, it was a different story winning 5 and losing 1, with one being washed out.

Tennis - 7B Boys Back Row: Clancy O'Connor, William Heath Middle Row: Michael Kirby, Kym White, Jeremy Sturges, William Arundell Front Row: Thomas Bowden, Andrew Sunderland, Mr Michael O'Donnell (Coach), Robert Tripolino, Robert Taylor

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, 1st Tennis 2003

Junior Tennis A Back Row: Philippa Crowley, Stephanie Guy, Samantha May, Jessica Chirnside, Rebecca Cameron Front Row: Harriet Burton, Eliza Caldwell, Chloe Chapman, Lucy Faulkner, Monique Nancarrow Absent: Alexander Gazis, Mrs Linda Lee (Coach)

Jennifer Sheahan

Junior Tennis B Back Row: Elizabeth Wood, Anne Levick, Kate Sinclair, Nicole McLean Front Row: Kendall Craig, Caroline Watson, Chloe Allen, Sophie Allen, Amelia Agosta

Girls' 1st Tennis Team with Mrs. Leonie Brown at the Summer Sports' Dinner

Junior Tennis B2 Back Row: Elise Green, Laura Thorn, Ainslie Herbert, Penelope Coroner, Jessie Vo Kate Francis

Front Row: Jessica Uebergang, Lucy Brand, Mrs Jean Hobbs (Coach), Charlotte Tobin, Katherine Barton

Basketball -Boys' 1sts The 2003 boys' basketball season has proven to be a challenge for every player on the team. This is only the fourth season that the College has been in the basketball APS and we have made our presence felt for the fourth year in a row. We started the season with a few close games, and finished

with a few close games. Our star centre James Lannan fell to injury early in the season, leaving Boothy and I in the jump ball with a good six or more inches between us and our opponents! There has always been a presence on the court with the younger fellows in the College teams including Chris Clyne with his big three pointers from

Basketball Boys' 1sts

the corner pocket! Young Blake with his dribbling skills and fast tongue, Dave Hynes and his impeccable speed down the court. James Lannan with his huge rebounds and jump shots and the new comer Ryan White also made his presence felt with a few stunning moves. The Geelong College veterans also made their present felt on the court with the likes Sam McKenzie aka "Frenzy McKenzie", Al Booth & Tom Chapman who have all completed a full six years of Geelong College Basketball. Big Harvey Scholes gave a maximum effort all year around. We thank Brenton Ashbridge for his contribution at the start of the season, and the rest of the boys who filled in occasionally. Our thanks go to Doc Reardon who was the anchor of our team and Mr Carroll; this Batman & Robin combination meant we had an excellent coaching staff all season. We may not have had the strongest team in the APS in terms of Basketball, but there was no doubt that we had the strongest of hearts in the competition and it showed throughout the season. Mister Rose Captain

L-R: Ryan White, Samuel McKenzie, Harvey Scholes, Mister Rose, James Lannan, Christopher Clyne, David Hynes

Basketball - Boys' 2nds

Basketball - Girls'1sts L-R: Mary Gazis, Claire Walker, Eloise O'Brien, Angela Paton, Penelope Falls, Louisa Dicker, Sarah Wynn, Amber Mellett

Under the persistent and tolerant leadership of Mr Carroll, the 2nds Basketball team, consisting of regulars Ward Sims, Brenton Ashbridge, Sam Reid, Chairudin Tairisya, Tony Harris and myself, with occasional guest appearances by Lachlan Mclnnes, Ryan White and Tom Chapman and a late arrival in Andrew Martizan, experienced more of a fitness regime than a successful Basketball season. Despite coming up against much stronger opposition each week we maintained our team spirit. In every game we gave our best: Brenton Ashbridge with his one-man antics ("You can spell ME in Team") or Ward Sims with his overhead-notlooking shots. These players were assisted by Sam Reid laying down the rejections in good order, Chairudin

Tairisya doing his best impression of a cheetah, rushing down the court for the fast break or T-Mac, old faithful, steady in defence and offence laying down the law Lachlan Mclnnes' guest appearances were appreciated, his steady performances were inspirational. This "winning" combination and I, the Jackson steam train, combined to put up a good game against every opponent. The season culminated in a fantastic fighting victory in our last game. Although not the most successful season ever, it was greatly enjoyed by all team members and thanks are in order for Doc Reardon and Mr Carroll for shaping up our rag tag bunch into almost a team. On behalf of the 2nds Basketball team of 2003, thank you and good luck next season. Ricky Jackson Captain

Basketball - Boys' 3rds

2003 was not a success as measured by our win/loss ratio, but it was a memorable season for the Boys' 3rds, who played at Tri Boys' Stadium for home games, and at Albert Park when away. To the team's credit, we played consistently and to the best of our ability. But the game was not golf, and we were supposed to score more than the opposition. Unfortunately, we finished the season without a single victory. The core team was made up of Andrew Bowler, Tim Hobday, Nicholas Houghton, Michael Barson, Akdhur Maruan, and Nick Beard. Even the mercenary assistance of 2nds players such as Lachlan Mclnnes, Tony Harris and Chairudin Tairisya failed to lift us out of our losing streak. A special thank you is due to our coach Mr Gallus, the only person to attend every game of the season.

Basketball - Boys' Year 9 and 10 The Year 9/10 boys' basketball team made some giant strides in 2003, even though we enjoyed only limited success on the court. Whilst there

were subtle changes to the composition of the team from week to week, the main playing group was made up of Tom Ng, Fred Chan, Josh Tompkins, Andrew Searle, Michael Langdon, Steven Green, Bryan Ng, Shea McLennan, Sam Burrell, with occasional appearances by Joel Gross, James Osborne and Salvador Henricus. The team did well to remain competitive, considering the lack of height, and gave their all throughout the season. We improved

considerably as the season progressed and notable contributions by Michael, James, Tom and Fred each week ensured that we won some close games. To the player's credit, they played hard and never gave in. The improvement in skill level and vital match experience will keep the team in good stead for next season. Fergus Weber Captain

Year 8 Girls Basketball Back Row: Lauren Anderson, Sophie Boyd, Ona Grossnickle, Amy Haribson, Alexandra Gazis Front Row: Alexandra McNaughton, Sarah james, Ms A Duff (Coach), Jessica Uebergang, Stephanie Guy

Year 7/8 Basketball Back Row: Brian Low, Tom Carroll, Michael Guy, James Perkins Front Row: Christopher Wright, Samuel O'Brien, Mrs Jennifer Peake (Coach), Andrew Nielsen

Basketball-Girls'1st and 2nd Squad The College Girls' 1st basketball team consisting of Angela Paton, (Captain) Penny Falls (Vice Captain), Markiya Slone, Amber Mallett Mary Gazis, Eloise O'Brien, Louisa Dicker, Claire Walker, Sarah Wynn completed a very challenging season. Whilst the game score did not always represent the skill level at which we played, how fast we ran or how hard we defended or our fierce determination in shooting, the girls always went into each match with courage and determination for the ball. It was great to see a team that consisted of members from all Year levels who were enthusiastic and showed improvement through out the season. However, it showed how strong our competition really was with only two College Girls' teams competing against the much larger Melbourne schools. The 2nds team lead by Coach Amanda, grew in confidence and ability with every game as their skills improved and they bonded more closely as a team. The team consisted of Jenna Spolding, Michelle and Melissa Chiang, Vivian Cheng, Sindy Chow, Kate Chan, Kati Dageforde, Sarah Bae, and Monique Hurley were successful throughout the season, winning all but a handful of their games. With each and every one of the girls always willing to get onto the court and give anything a go, the 2nds should be commended on their commitment to the team, and their desire to improve throughout the season. The lst/2nd squad gained friendship and support through our Captains Angela and Penny who showed great leadership and represented the College girls with credit. Congratulations to all girls for a successful season and we hope our good sportsmanship and team effort will continue through many more years of College basketball. Finally, on behalf on the team I would like to thank Noel Bamsey and Amanda Vrymoet for guiding the girls throughout the season and sharing their knowledge and expertise of the game. Sarah Wynn

Amber Mellett lsts

Sarah Wynn lsts

Football-1 st XVIII The 2003 football season was very successful in terms of the camaraderie we achieved as a team. The memories and friendships we made, as footballers at College, will remain with us forever. All the boys who participated as part of the team during the year represented the school with great honour, and were proud to wear the dark green, blue and white. The APS competition has a very high standard as evidenced by the numbers of boys recruited from this competition who go on to play AFL football. Geelong College is one of the smaller schools in the league and it was always going to be difficult for us to be competitive with the larger schools. However, we were never daunted by the task and with the boys showing fierce determination and] pride, we were able to match it on most occasions. The yearly grudge match with Grammar was eagerly awaited. On the day the baby blues were no challenge to the furious, tough College boys. The score was College 12.8.80 and Geelong Grammar 8.8.56. Still on a high we hosted Wesley on the following Saturday, only to be beaten in the dying minutes. There were several other games when the opposition only drew away from us in the last quarter. It was a tribute to the boys' work ethic and support for one another that we were able to remain competitive throughout the year. Special thanks to Mark Russell, our coach. Mark was an inspiration to us all, forever offering support and encouragement. Thanks also to Mark Brown, our trainer, who did a great job all year and without his hard work most of us would have been unable to run out on the ground and to Mr Danny Clifford, our Assistant Coach and Teacher in Charge. He was the team motivator and a great person to have around our club as was Mr Craig Keating, our team manager, who was there always strolling the boundary. Tim Crowley, our runner, ran very well for a large part of the season but

injured himself late in the season. During the season the team consisted of the following players: Greg Butyn, Tristan Mountjoy, Matthew Kibbis, David Paton, Julian Russell, Tim Hope-Johnson (Vice Captain), David Burns-Wallace, Jack Bell, Joseph McCarty, Xavier Shiels, Andrew McLarty, Joel Deppeler (Captain), Sam Clark, Robert Davidson, Nick Waters, James Young, Tim Ballan, Jake Rippon, Zane Elliot, Henry Weddell, Thomas Law, James Van De Pol, Huw Flanagan, Robert Costin, Harley Beaumont, Andrew Nunn, David White, Sebastian Jeremiah, Harry Eastman, Rhys Bennett The Football Parents' Support Group was vital to the team and we thank them sincerely for their assistance this year. We also thank all those who came to the games to give their support, particularly our Principal Dr Turner, and fellow students. Joel Deppeler Captain

Football- 2nds What a big season for the 2nd XVIII! Although we did not win a game all season, all team members had a fun year, one we will remember and cherish for ever. The year started with enthusiasm for ourlst match against Wesley. However, our great plans were extinguished by a powerful and experienced outfit. Our youthful virility was again exposed by Xavier the following week. Things could only improve from here or so we thought. Although we finished the season winless, we showed fighting spirit coming close to beating Haileybury and Melbourne Grammar. The Melbourne game offered many highlights including Ben O'Brien's outstanding goal from outside 40 metres in blustery conditions and Andrew Nunn's 6 goals in the 1st quarter. After these two games we did not come close to victory not helped by Harley Beaumont's anterior cruciate injury. Standout players for the year were Rob Costin, David White, Seb Jeremiah

Joel Deppeler, Captain 1st XVIII

Football 1st XVIII 3rdRow L-R: David Burns-Wallace, Julian Russell, Tim Ballan, Robert Davidson, Huw Flanagan, David Paton, David White, Andrew McLarty 2nd Row: Tom Law, Greg Butyn, James Van De Pol, Joe McCarty, Jacob Rippon, Xavier Shiels, Jack Bell, Nick Waters, Matt Kibbis Front Row: Zane Elliott, James Young, Tristan Mountjoy, Joel Deppeler (Captain), Tim Hopejohnstone (Vice Captain), Henry Weddell, Sam Clark Absent: Mr Mark Russell (Coach)

and Harry Eastman, with Harry showing extreme courage after being knocked out three times! Other good players were Jim Grimwade, Steven Doak, Tom Donald and Max Tippett. Our gratitude must go to Coach Stewart Ferguson whose inspiring half time address ensured that we came that little bit closer to victory. Andrew Nunn, Harley Beaumont and Charles Boyle Co-Captains

Year 8 Football Back Row: John Leontiades, Albert Weddell, Lachlan Henderson, Richard Quail, Andrew Walsh, Ashley Trethowan, Cameron Gourley, Matthew Wride Middle Row: Mr Bill Jennings (Coach), Christopher Wright, Travis, McCurry, Benjamin McClure, Timothy Pollard, Campbell Taylor, William Van De Pol, Nicholas MacRae, Emile Verfurth, Shane Wiffen Front Row: Harrison Hay, Andrew Young, Jack Townley, Edward Curnow, Fletcher Thompson, Edward Mitchell, Nicholas Harrison, William Hartnell

The 2003 football season proved to be very successful for the for the Year 9 Football team. With the addition of new players at the beginning of the year, we were confident of having a successful season. The first three games though, did not go according to plan. Firstly Scotch College, then Melbourne Grammar and Xavier College defeated us in tough matches. We only went down narrowly in two of these matches, but showing promise, we were confident of posting some wins on the board in the coming weeks. In the remaining five matches of the season we put in brilliant performances to win 4 of these 5 matches. The only match we lost during these weeks was very narrowly, to a big and strong Carey outfit. The highlight of the season would have to have been our come from behind win in the last quarter to defeat Brighton on their home turf. Throughout the season all players were excellent and contributed each week. Standouts were Lachlan Fraser in the backline; Steen Balodis, Zach Gubbins and Cameron Russell in the centre, and Alex Stanley in the forward line. A special thanks to Mr Conway for all the hard work and time he dedicated to us during the season, and also to all of the parents for the work they put in. It was obvious at the end of the year to see just how much we had improved not only individually, but also as a team.

Julian Russell, 1st XVIII

Andrew McLarty 1st XVIII

Michael Rockefeller Captain

Year 7 Football Back Row: Angus Fitpatrick, Christopher Mack, Jeremy Sturges, Lachlan Barclay Middle Row: Scott Dimovski, Tom Maas, James Pasco, Andrew Sunderland, Chris Millington, Mr Doug Wade (Coach), Austin Sloane, Jeremy Mountjoy Angus Nice, Zach Menheere Front Row: Michael Kirby, Donald Sahlstrom, Jake Addison, Jeremy Clark, Matthew Wade, Ned Rogerson, Callum Wood, Tom Beaumont, Ben Schultz, Daniel Lloyd

Tom Law, 1st XVIII

Sweet Victory over Geelong Grammar!

Girls' XVIII The 2003 girls' footy season was a very successful one. Without losing a game all season, the G-Girls showed the boys how the game is really played. Through some intense training the girls were able to master the tackling and return the trophy to its rightful owners. Through some outstanding play from all the girls, but particularly Sophie Brown, the Grammar girls were left to wallow in the defeat. Now the boys' and girls' trophies can chill out together, in Dr Turner's office. Special thanks must go out to Mark Russell, our dedicated coach, Browny,

our trainer, Tahee our skills' man, Sam Clarke and Rob Davidson for their patience in showing the girls the skills required to defeat our arch rivals, Geelong Grammar. Last but not least, to our wonderful supporters, this win would not have been possible without you. Pip Day Organiser Above: Danielle Can, Tahi Reihana (Coach), Pip Day, Hay ley Johnston, Mark Russell (Coach), Sophie Betts. Girls'XVIII Right: Pip Day, Organiser of the Girls' Year 12 Football match against Geelong Grammar

Hockey- 1st Boys' With our confidence at a high at the beginning of the season, the 2003 1st XI enjoyed an eventful season, containing some extreme highs and disappointing lows. In our first round match we came up against an impressive Wesley, who stretched us to our capacity but this seemed to only bring the best out of us. Not only did we keep up with them, we managed to defeat Wesley 3-2 in our best match of the season. A great start to the season, we looked to press forward and continue our good form, but unfortunately, we were unable to conquer a strong Scotch team and perform against Xavier. Three losses were followed by some unlucky draws, which could have seen results go either way. In our last Girls'Hockey 1st XI few matches our season turned 2nd Row L-R: Terrie Dupe, Hannah West, Jessica Kay, Emily Paton, Chloe Henderson, Louise Taylor, Elizabeth Hurst, Sarah around to register solid wins against Dennis, Alex Sedger

Front: Catherine Ross, Sophie Brown, Jodie Farquharson (Vice Captain), Georgia Giblin (Captain), Annabelle Wettenhall, Phillipa Lean, Sophie Nelson Absent: Isabella Henricus, Mt Trent Lucas (Coach)

Lachlan Crawford, Captain

Boys'Hockey 1st XI 3rd Row L-R: James Stanbridge, Edward West, Marcel Bucek, Lewis Hobba, Mitchell Hodgson, Campbell Montgomery 2nd Row: Dugald Reilly, Hamish Harten, Ben Franklin, Nicholas Blyth, Peter Dennis, Mr Leon Taylor (Coach) Front Row: Ben Donald, Michael Dijkstra, Lachlan Crawford (Captain), pel Bartlett (Vice Captain), Joel Hutchinson, James Sinclair

Joel Bartlett

Melbourne Grammar and Geelong Grammar. We were able to destroy our hometown rivals 6-1. At the end of the nine APS fixtures, we managed to register three wins, three draws and three losses. This was a modest result for a team able to play some brilliant hockey. The team consisted of mainly Year 12s including Joel Bartlett, Ed West, Michael Dijkstra, Joel Hutchinson, Peter Dennis, Mitch Hodgson, Ben Donald, Lewis Hobba, James Stanbridge, James Mewing, Nik I Blyth and Ross Dennis; Year lis James Sinclair, Marcel Bucek, Dugie Rielly, Hamish Harten, Andrew Crossley and Ben Franklin, and Year 10 Campbell Montgomery. I would like to thank the whole team for their support throughout the season, in particular Vice-Captain Joel Bartlett who always gave 110% to the team. Thanks must also go to the lsts and 2nds coaches 'Squizzy' and Daniel Taylor, the T.I.C. of Hockey Mr. Montgomery and the Hockey Parents' Support Group. Without the constant support and encouragement from these people the season would never had been as successful.

excellent wins over PEGS, Carey and Yarra Valley, but once again fell victim to a strong and physical side in Caulfield. However, we did not lose sight of our goals and finished 3rd on the APS ladder. Our youngest player, Sarah Dennis had a fantastic season and her strength on the ball was well complemented by the astonishing amount of individual skill and dedication shown by our two Year 10 players Hannah West and Libby Hurst. With our defence as solid as a rock, opposing teams found it difficult to get past the might of Em Paton and the aggressiveness of our keeper, Terry Dupe. Our midfield was superbly controlled by Lou Taylor whose excellent ability and great vision created many opportunities for Jess Kay. Our high strikers in Chloe Henderson, Catherine Ross and Alex Sedger

Lachlan Crawford Captain

Pip Lean

proved they could beat even the best defence in the competition. I would like to congratulate the senior core of our squad for their continued enthusiasm and dedication as well as their role in guiding the younger players. Needing to win our final game against Wesley was not only vital for a chance to finish 2nd on the APS ladder, but was extremely significant as it marked the end of an era for the Year 12s. What would be our very last chance to represent the Geelong College playing a sport

Hockey-Girls'1st XI The 2003 winter Hockey season proved to be both rewarding and successful for all members of the Girls' 1st Hockey team. We powered through the season recording Joel Hutchingson

Georgia Giblin, Captain

Peter Dennis

Mitchell Hodgson

Sophie Brown

Jodie Farquharson

we loved proved to be a disappointing game. All season, we tried hard, and with two very potent goal scorers in Jodie Farquharson and Sophie Brown, we were always assured a goal. Pip Lean and Annabelle Wettenhall proved to be indispensable stopping everything that came their way as well as providing numerous opportunities for our forwards, Isabella Henricus and Sophie Nelson. I would like to congratulate all the girls on a tremendous season; I was proud to be Captain as the dedication and development shown by all was Junior B Hockey overwhelming. I would also like to Back Row: Georgia Scale, Julia O'Brien, Jessica Seccull, Alice Fraser, Rebecca Cameron, Nicole McLean, Jessica McColl, Kendall Craig, Holly Bartlett thank Trent Lucas, our Coach, for all the time and effort he has spent with Front Row: Caroline Watson, Harriet Burton, Mrs Margaret Oates (Coach), Brittney Carnell, Nessie Croft us over this past year. Finally, I would like to thank Mr Montgomery for his tireless work with Hockey, the Parents' Support Group for making the end of a game all that more enjoyable with sausages, and especially Jodie for her support and enthusiasm as Vice Captain. Georgia Giblin Captain

Hockey - Boys' 2nd XI

Year 8 Boys Hockey Back Row: David Franklin, Will Champness, Nathan Walsh, Joshua Dunkley-Smith, Blair Scott, David Buchan Front Row: Todd Giblin, Mr Harry Roberts (Coach), Julian Flanagan, Jim Champness

Hockey 7/8 Girls Back Row: Elise Green, Kayla Prince, Laura McCartney, Josephine McDonald, Jordan Tomkins, Alexandra Boyd Front Row: Susannah Hewitt, Sarsha Grinter, Sarah Morris, Jacinta Ryan, Katalin Saunders

A snapshot of the 2nd XI for this season revealed a spirited, determined, skilled, reflective and frequently successful team. Coached by Mr Peter Giambanco who developed both our hockey skills and philosophy on life, the fifteen or so players who participated gradually honed their physical and mental stamina to the levels required for on field success. Achieving five wins, two draws and two losses for the season proved an enviable outcome in light of our success over some of the larger schools. Many of our opponents' attacks were successfully thwarted and turned to advantage through the skill and determination of the full back and half lines. The forwards successfully converted from many of these numerous opportunities providing the desired result, However in some matches strong early leads were squandered though inconsistent play.

In a season full of surprises, all gained much. Many thanks to our coach for his inspiration and the contribution of all. Dominic Douglas-Garden Captain

Hockey - Girls' 2nd XI If you are only defeated once in a season, it can be said to be fantastic! And if on that occasion you only set foot on the field with 7 sets of feet instead of eleven, then that is how fantastic the 2nd Girls' season was! Dedication was the key to the season and this was tested throughout the year with training and the 7 am bus to Melbourne. There were highlights in each game: the "slippery style" of Kate Bailey and the near concussion both given and received. Three of the standout players for the year were Annie Xin who was the most dedicated being ready for training at 3.35 pm each day; Hannah Cooke who covered the whole field and Teagen Tompkins who, deep in goal, belied her delicate appearance. Thanks must go to Skye, our Coach and to all the 1st players who filled in during the season. A special thank you to Mr Montgomery for without him our season would not have been possible. Serena Peardon Captain

Hockey-Boys'Year 10 At a glance 2003 was a season of close encounters for the Year 10 Boys' team. Led admirably by Marcus Murray (Captain) and Charles Crowl (Vice Captain), the thirteen boys combined well to put on eight sterling performances. I would like to congratulate all the boys for their sportsmanship and commitment to their team mates and the game. The team, beginning in goals, included: Nick Luxton, Tom Champness, Carl Dickens, Fraser West, Cam Paton, Charles Crowl, Sam Harbison, James Buchan, Sam Brand, Ben Thompson, Andrew Golding, Marcus Murray and Sam Duff. Tom Bridges Coach

Under 13 Hockey Back Row: Mrs Libby Russell (Coach), EdwardJarvis, Samantha Brimacombe, Kate Kittelty, Laura Stekelenburg, Emily Patton, Zachary Buggy, Sam Baird, Ms Emily Scott-Davies Middle Row: Sam Neil, Floyd Westman, Alexander Stewart, William Russell, Laura Nielsen Year 7 Boys Hockey

Front Row: Harrison Byrnes, Katherine Holding, David Goodridge

Back Row: Daniel Gledhill, Alexander Herd, Lorcan Mathews, Michael Jenkins Middle Row: William Arundell, Lachlan Moate, Clancy O'Connor, Connor Van Ingen, Aengus Cassidy Front Row: Fraser Byrnes, Thomas Bowden, Henry Russell, Kim White Absent: Rodney Nash (Coach)

Hockey - Girls' Inter A The 2003 season for the Year 10 Intermediate A Girls' Hockey team was very successful in both Hockey and enjoyment terms. Nineteen players stayed keen throughout giving Mrs Lean, our coach, a selection problem each weekend. However we took our turn to be rostered off so everyone played a fair share of games. The position of goalie was also shared around as no one wanted to stay in that position. We played all games with enthusiasm despite heavy rain and rough grass fields. Elizabeth Cassidy, Anna Croft, Jeanne Hendrey, Cleo Leonitiades, Susan McLean Kasselle Plummer and Amelia Rayson were our most experienced players. They worked hard in every game and shared their knowledge of the game with the other players. Grace Byrnes, Anna Calder, Allysha Coghlan, Lucinda Crawford, Nadia Lightfoot, Sarah McLarty, Melanie Philip, Emma Roberts and Jodean Ross worked hard, enjoyed themselves and finished the season with improved personal and team skills. Bridget Champion, our early goal scorer, broke her arm in House Netball and

was out for most of the season. Jessica Siu and Dibya Andi played their first season of hockey with great enthusiasm and made rapid improvement. All girls played with an infectious team spirit.

Hockey - Girls' Year 9 Inter B team The Inter B Hockey team which consisted of Year 9 girls had an outstanding season. With an overflow of willing players, we rotated players and positions which improved everyone's skills all over the field. Our fantastic coach Eleanor had us all defending and attacking like stars by the end of training. The Inter B team only lost 2 games for the season, both to the girls in light blue- the Geelong Grammar Year 20s. Special thanks must go to our outstanding coach and mentor Eleanor Trafford. She was one of England's best Under 18 Hockey players and really brought out the best skills in all our players. Emma Jackson Captain

Under 11 Hockey (Green) Back Row: Georgia Giblin (Assistant Coach), Annabelle Wilson, Elizabeth Wood, Rachel McColl, James Green, Fiona Barton, Rachelle Thorns (Coach) Front Row: James Rogers, Andrew McColl, Stephanie Nicolo, Jaimi Taylor

Under 11 Hockey (Blue) Back Row: Elanor Trafford, Mrs Meryn Ratcliffe (Coach), Louise Taylor Middle Row: David Homewood, James Holding, Gus Townley Front Row: Georgia Ratcliffe, Meg Gubbins, Joshua Can, Sophie Faulkner, Mason Bowler

Amezdroz, Laura Comer, Emma Gray, Phoebe East, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Emily D'Altera, Alex Macaulay, Susie McKenzie and Georgia Torney and was coached by Mrs Porter. Every week the team went onto the court with confidence and determination. Defenders Susie, Georgia and Alex made the opposition fight hard for every goal; Centre players Ginnie, Phoebe and Emily did a terrific job of delivering the ball into the hands of the shooters, Emma, Laura and Sophie. The shooters worked well together to convert many welldeserved goals. Special thanks must go to Mrs Porter for such a great season. Emma Gray

Netball - Inter B team

Netball 1sts L-R: Kelly Smith, Sophie Baulch, Abby George, Hay ley Johnstone (Captain), Natasha Cluley-Bolsin, Kate D'Altera, Phoebe Stanley Absent: Rosie Christensen, Jane Hawkins, Amelia Warren

Netball-1st V11 The 2003 netball season was full of drama for the eleven girls who at one stage or another took the court. The short season and an unsettled team made a challenge for the girls who were constantly switching teams and positions, against the bigger Melbourne schools who had played together for seasons. But the G-Girls trooped on and showed they were not going to be walked over. Abby George, Natasha Bolsin and Jane Hawkins battled for the defensive positions throughout the season as the three girls showed their enormous talent. Phoebe Stanley, Sophie Baulch, Amanda Cordner and Kelly Smith consistently amazed the spectators with their spectacular interceptions and ability never to give up. The three starring shooters, Rosie Christensen, Amelia Warren and Kate D'Altera, were put under enormous pressure as they faced the towering

girls from Melbourne, but this never deterred their unstoppable moves or put them off their game. The inexperience we had at playing as a team showed as we faced the tough Melbourne schools. Although we knew not to expect to win, we made sure they didn't get away too easily, shocking some of the overly confident teams and making them work for the win. Although on paper our season does not seem successful, the fun and experiences we have had, along with our inspiring coach Ms. Davis have taught us all not only how to be much better netballers, but better people. Hayley Johnston Captain

Netball - Inter A team This season the Inter A netball team had a mixture of wins, losses and even a draw. The team consisted of a group of dedicated Year 10s, Sophie

The Inter Bs had a fantastic undefeated season. Coached by Olivia Allan, the girls showed great commitment and consistency throughout the season. Great defensive work from Eloise Warren & Claire Ross only allowed the opposition to score an average of 15 goals per game. Our 3 shooters Lauren Jilich, Eliza Sell and Nell Myer proved too strong shooting an average 42 goals per game. Great centre court work from Zara Mexted, Kate Boyle and Julia Reid held the game together beautifully. The girls' enthusiasm resulted in a great season with lots of fun. We would like to thank Olivia for coaching us and Mrs Porter and the Inter As (the Year 10s) for helping us train. We look forward to another good season next winter.

Netball - Life Be In It Competition Year 12 The 2003 season was an enjoyable final winter season for the Year 12s. The team comprised of Edwina Strachan, Felicity Hammett, Rosie Richardson, Rani Sherriff, Siobhan Hensey Cobi Vagg, Kate Kwan, Sophie Betts, Elixabeth Fagg, Leah Oxley, Jessica McDonald, Claire Varley,

Philippa Williams and Lauren McClure and coached by Nola Jukes. Nola was unarguably one of the best netball coaches the Geelong College has ever had. She taught us how to work as a team, and a big thanks must go to her from all the girls. Although our team didn't make it into the finals, we had a number of excellent wins, but not without some embarrassing losses. Highlights: a nail biting tie against a team of Year 7s, the Thunderbuns and all their fury, and our gang of supportive parents. A great season girls. Lauren McClure

Year 11 Three teams: Red, White and Green represented the Year 11 cohort. Red went through many ups and downs in an inconsistent season. Some excellent form was shown and the team missed out on getting into the grand final by only one goal in the last seconds of the game. Thanks to the supportive and dedicated Year 11 coaches Sarah Jukes and Nola Jukes.

Under 15 Girls Netball - Division A - Gold Back Row: Kathleen Rix, Eliza Caldwell, Genevieve Tyack Front Row: Jessica Chirnside, Edwina Wilkens, Mrs Leanne Russell (Coach), Freya Langham, Amy Caldow Absent: Chloe Chapman

Phoebe Simmons

Year 10 This season has been an inspirational one for the two Year 10 teams, Orange and Yellow. Both teams had mixed results but always managed to have fun. The season was so successful because everybody worked so well as a team and put in so much effort. Throughout the season we were constantly encouraged by our coach Ms Weddell. Congratulations to all the girls for such an exciting season. Emma Harbutt and Michaela Mellett Year 9-At the start of Term 2 there were 17 Year 9 girls, anxious for the thrills of passing, defending and shooting as only a vigorous game of netball can offer. Two eager teams were organized and named "Gold" and "Silver". With the ongoing help of our coach Olivia Middleton the two teams shone, just as our names suggest. All players improved noticeably and with much determination and hard work, both teams were successful in reaching

Under 15 Girls Netball - Division A - Silver Back Row: Sophie Chisholm, Jacqueline Smith, Elizabeth Wood, Jessica Guerow Front Row: Emily Bull, Megan Arthur, Mrs Leanne Russell (Coach), Paris Nielsen, Eleanor Kloester Absent: Sarah DAltera

the grand final. It would be a Geelong College showdown. The big match was close in the first half and then Gold got their second wind, taking out the premiership by a reasonable margin. The well deserving Sophie Jarrold was awarded Most Valuable Player by the association. Parents and friends, and our coach Olivia need to be thanked for all the cheering and encouragement throughout the season and in the finals. It was a great season, well done girls! Kristen Battye

Under 15 Girls Netball - Division B - Blue Back Row: Chloe Hayden, Megan Andrews, Clare Rossiter, Rhiannon Richardson, Georgina Can Front Row: Madeleine Hayes, Alice Goodear, Ms Allison Thomson (Coach), Katie Smith, Siobhan Adams

Rosie Christensen

Under 15 Girls Netball - Division B - Green Back Row: Amelia Agosta, Samantha Fallow, Anne Levick, Rachael Golightly Front Row: Georgia Innes, Sophie Allen, Ms Allison Thomson (Coach), Madeline Salt, Laura Thorns

Milly Warren

Under 13 Girls Netball - White Under 13 Girls Netball-Red Back Row: Phoebe Gubbins, Clare Flynn, Ella Riley Front Row: Katherine Barton, Elana Britt, Jessica Albrecht, Philippa Van Leeuwen, Emily Dawson

Back Row: Maysie Brehaut, Julia Hurley, Isabelle Russell, Chloe Allen Front Row: Teagan Kirsopp, Kate Sinclair, Emily Rutherford, Katherine Serle, Georgina MacRae Coach: MsMegTorpey

Absent: Charlotte Tobin, Ms Meg Torpey (Coach)

Netball Pumas Back Row: Laura Beveridge, Chloe Cook, Madeleine Steel, Rebecca Carman, Kate Hardiman, Lauren Kemp Front Row: Morgan Smith, Lily Chirnside, Mrs Carol Morris (Coach), Emily Can, Caitlin Lamont

Under 13 Girls Netball - Bronze Back Row: Greer Edsall, Ainslie Herbert, Phoebe Steinfort, Penelope Cordner, Penelope Ioannou Front Row: Lucy Faulkner, Lucy Brand, Mrs Jo Panckridge (Coach), Zoe Keogh, Monique Nancarrow

Year 4 Netball Back Row: Kirby Bound, Nicola Riley, Lyndall Watson, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Anna Morris Front Row: Tahlia Holmes, Amy Stekelenburg, Mrs Sally Wynter (Coach), Caroline McFarlane, Emily Profitt

Team members were Richard Silcox - 10 games played, James McDonald - 9, Jon Arrigo - 8, Chris Kloester - 9, Daniel Hoevenaars 7, Michael Scaife -10, Jared Holt -10, Daniel Kim - 10, Robbie Parkes - 2, John Clowes - 7, Todd Mexted - 10, John-Paul Nicolo - 7, Emile Devrome 10, Chris Jasek - 5, Mark Rogerson - 7.

Soccer - 2nd XI

Soccer-1st XI 3rd Row L-R:]ohn- Paul Nicolo, Daniel Hoevenaars, Nick Amezdroz, Christopher Kloester Robert Parkes, Mark Rogerson 2nd Row: Jared Holt, Emile Devrome, Richard Silcock, Jon Clowes, James McDonald, Atilla Harangoza (Coach) Front Row: Michael Tripolino, Jon Arrigo, Michael Scaife (Vice Captain), Daniel Kim (Captain), Todd Mexted, Christopher Jasek i

Soccer- 1st XI Our season began at Geelong Grammar in a practice round robin against the Geelong WVSA Ul6s, Geelong Grammar and Melbourne Grammar. Considering our limited preparation, we played very well on our first outing. Confidence was high and looking at the fixtures, we thought that two wins were realistic. As the season progressed, we discovered that a lot of hard work was needed to achieve those 2 wins. The team looked shaky but all we could do was keep training and give 100%. Another problem was the consistency within matches, every game we would have one good half and one poor half. Five months later the season came to a close. Our best performances had come against St Kevins and the first

half against Caulfield. Our best result was the 2-0 loss against eventual Premiers, Brighton Grammar, on the last day of term 2. Nick Amezdroz was the hero that day; he must have made at least twenty saves. But we had not managed a point during the season. What had gone wrong? By the last match against Wesley no excuses were being made, our best wasnit enough. However what we can take from this season is the new friendships made within the team, the fun times we had and the pure enjoyment of playing 'futbol'. I would like to thank the teachers at College who have been great supporters of the first team over the years, Mr Zoch, Mr Kovacev and Mr Cheatley And secondly the parents for the delicious barbeques and their unconditional support.

The 2nds competed in the APS 3rd Division under new coach Andy Booth. Although five games were lost, there were four victories, and nearly all were close; five games were decided by a single goal. The most memorable wins were against Caulfield (2-1) at Caulfield, and Xavier (1-0) at home. The most disappointing was against Scotch at Scotch (2-5), when we slept for the first ten minutes of each half. Most of our goals were scored by James Weaver, Adrian Yuen and Robbie Parkes and the latter was rewarded with two games in the First XI in Term 3- The best of the mid-fielders were Andrew Grant, Marius De La Cruz, and Clayton and Philip Davey who never stopped running. The defence was led by new recruit Tim James and keeper Michael Sherburn. Training was always enjoyable with plenty of vigorous match practice on Mackie Oval. The 3rd XI also included: James Davey, Ryan Kempe and Hamish Mander. MrZoch

Soccer - 3rd XI Coach : Mr.Zoch. The 3rds enjoyed a roller-coaster of a season in the APS 5th Division. We began very well with a 1-1 draw against Wesley, Prahran and convincing wins over Geelong Grammar and Caulfield. We then lost narrowly to Scotch at home, and, less narrowly, to Haileybury away, finishing Term 2 with a 1-all draw in the return match against Scotch at Swinburne Park. Term 4 also brought mixed fortunes: embarrassing losses to Xavier and Wesley Glen Waverley, but a much better performance at Wesley Prahran in the final round. While we lost this final match 2-3, it was one of our best for the year and a fitting end for the Year 12s, Xavier Balkin, Irving De La Cruz, Hugh Park and Paul Terrell. Two other matches stick in the mind as highlights - the one at Caulfield Park, which has been something of a graveyard for College soccer teams over the years, and the fighting draw at Swinburne Park. It is rarely easy to win away matches in soccer and the determination shown on these occasions was truly admirable. The Scotch team in particular was very capable and very physical. 3rd XI players not mentioned above were: Paul Battista (gk), Chris Carman, Joel Carnegie, Lincoln Dowling, Simon Gruzauskas, Geoffrey Heard, Jack Herbert, Jonathan Ismail, Nick Keng, Max Stow and Gary Wei. Mr Zoch

Daniel Kim, Captain 1st XI

Year 8 Soccer Back Row: Xavier Nicolo James Taylor, Douglas Turner, Hayden Veanes, Ryan Jones Middle Row: Jack Hughes, Nicholas Taylor, Ely a Telegin, Hayden Bowler Front Row: Wayde Tarticchio Absent Nicholas Clowes

8B Soccer Back Row: Jordan Schult, Keiran Williams, Monty Champion, Timothy Maltby, Thomas Forsyth Front Row: Jake Barlow, Timothy Uren, Lachlan Collins, Alexander Goode, Timothy Kumnick, William Monotti Absent: Mr Romney Nelson (Coach)

7B1 Soccer Back Row: Thomas Kelly, William Heath, Eric Chien, Ashley Narita, Michael Simandl, Ryan Alldis, Daniel Certoma Front Row: Timothy Watson, Robert Tripolino, Thomas Day, Matthew Collett, Robert Taylor, Samual Profitt, Luke Wu, Oliver Braithwaite-Davies Absent: Charles Cameron, Mr Michael Panckridge (Coach)

Girls' Athletics APS athletics involves more than each individual girl's event. It depends on team contribution, effort and support from everyone. The best thing about College is that we as a team believe in each other and if someone believes in you, then you ?lieve in yourself. This was a feature jf the 2003 athletics team, who worked not only for themselves, but also for each other. I have been part of many successful Geelong College teams, but none of them have been more rewarding to me than this season as Captain. Although we did not win the cup this year, finishing third behind Caulfield and Wesley, every girl tried her hardest on the final Saturday. Athletics is not just about winning, but about doing your best. Our girls proved this by recording a total of twenty three personal bests on APS day. A number of girls competed in multiple events or ran above their age groups. The efforts and leadership of Year 12 athletes Annabelle Wettenhall (Vice Captain), Abby George and Siobhan Hensey were important after their years of contribution to the squad. Our positive group of Year 9 athletes were vital in the team's effort. The performances of Prep School athletes Samantha May, Harriet Brown, Amy Caldow, Sarah James, Stephanie Guy (APS record in the U14 Shot Put), Kate Kittelty, Laura Stekelenburg and Anthea O'Brien showed our potential for the future. At the Athletics Dinner, awards for outstanding effort and performance during the season were made to Sophie Nelson (Sprints), Brittany Wood (Middle Distance), Cate Townley (High Jump), Sarah Dennis and Amy Oliver (Long and Triple Jumps), Nell Myer (Hurdles) and Eloise O'Brien (Shot Put). The Most Improved Trophy was won by Fleur Griffiths and Annabelle Wettenhall received the Team Contribution Award. Once again the Athletics Parents Support Group have made the season more enjoyable for the

Boys' APS Athletics Team 2003 4th Row L-R Andrew Grant Stuart Griffiths Chris Bolsin Ty Thornton Tony Harris Reece Cordy Will Schofield Adam Saunders Haydon Holmes Vincent Luca Sam Bartlett Ben Thompson 3rd Row L-R John-Paul Nicolo Lachlan Eraser Andrew Walsh Jack Nelson Tom Johnstone Campbell Montgomery Ben McClure Cameron Russell Robbie Parkes Tim Pollard Nathan Walsh 2nd Row L-R Mr D Curnow (Coach) Mr M Saunders (Coach) Edward Curnow Edward Mitchell James Ratcliffe Tom Jenkins Ashley Trethowan James Van de Pol Jack Curran Stem Balodis Michael Rockefeller Austin Slone Mr W Harris (Coach) Mr D Young (Coach) Mr G Montgomery (Coach) Front L-R Greg Butyn Peter Dennis David White Mrs D Filling (Coach) R Dennis (Vice-Captain) Mr TParkes (Teacher in Charge) Andrew McLarty (Captain) Mr R Nelson (Prep School Athletics Coordinator) Tim Jarrold (Vice-Captain) Ben Donald Sebastian Jeremiah Joel Hutchinson Richard Colman Absent Scott Williams Salvador Henricus Mr A Hamilton (Coach) Mr A Beckworth (Coach) Ms M Cole (Coach) Ms A Costa (Coach) Mr R Cunliffe (Coach) MrRHochreiter (Coach) MsDMarks (Coach) MrSMcCallum (Coach) Mr G O'Shea (Coach) MrM Williamson (Coach) Mr M Mackenzie (Coach)

GIRLS APS ATHLETICS TEAM 2003 4th Row L-R Sarah James Sophie Jarrold Cate Townley Alexandra Brown Samantha May Nell Myer Jane Hawkins Sarah Schofield Serena Peardon Georgia Torney Amy Oliver Fleur Griffiths Megan Hough Charlotte Curnow Eliza Ross 3rd Row L-R Lauren Kemp Laura Stekelenburg Alexandra McNaughton Stephanie Burton Sarah Wynn Susie Mackenzie Justine Nancarrow Leanne Terpenou Kelly Smith Sarah Dennis Virginia Hope-Johnstone Kirsten Ulmer Stephanie Guy Kate Kittelty Amelia Hickman 2nd Row L-R Mr D Curnow (Coach) Mr M Saunders (Coach) Brittany Wood Sarah Hughes Harriet Brown Paris Neilsen Madison Kerney Kate Francis Anthea O'Brien Amanda May Lauren Foy Katherine Landy Mr L Zoch (Coach) Mr D Young (Coach) Front L-R Amy Stekelenburg Emily Can Mrs VHarris (Coach) Mrs D Filling (Coach) Annabelle Wettenhall (Vice-Captain) Mr TParkes (Teacher in Charge) Sophie Nelson (Captain) Mr R Nelson (Prep School Athletics Coordinator) Siobhan Hensey Mr M Torpey (Coach) Mr G Montgomery (Coach) Monique Nancarrow Elizabeth Gore Absent Abby George Eloise O'Brien Mr A Hamilton (Coach) Mr A Beckworth (Coach) Ms M Cole (Coach) Ms A Costa (Coach) Mr R Cunliffe (Coach) Mr R Hochreiter (Coach) Ms D Marks (Coach) MrSMcCallum (Coach) Mr G O'Shea (Coach) Mr M Williamson (Coach)

Rudi Hochreiter coached the shot putters and Mr Torpey, Mrs Harris, Ms Hehir, Mr Jeffreys and Mrs McLean assisted with the Prep school squad. Our expert sprint coaches Mrs Filling and Mr Montgomery made great contributions to the squad. Mr McCallum's digital photography provided a valuable record of the season and gave positive feedback to the athletes. A special thank you also to Mr Nelson and Mr Parkes for their inspiration, guidance and organisation during the season. Sophie Nelson - Captain of Girls' Athletics Warren Harris and Bill Jennings honoured at the APS Sports dinner for services to APS sport; Warren for 30 years and Bill for 34 years

James Van De Pol

Nell My er

squad, with team functions and a BBQ and canteen at the Saturday Landy meetings. The purchase of a huge new Geelong College Athletics banner made us a very visible presence at Olympic Park at the APS Sports. Our success this year would not have been achieved without the enormous help from our coaches. Thanks must go to Mr Zoch and Adam Beckworth for guiding the talented girls middle distance group. Mr Curnow, Mr Hamilton and Debbie Marks had great success with the high jumpers. Mr Saunders, Mandi Cole and Mark Williamson were positive hurdles coaches and Mr Young, Roy Cunliffe and Anula Costa were enthusiastic and encouraging with the long and triple jumpers. Gavin O'Shea and

Sophie Nelson has been a member of the athletics squad for six years, making a vital contribution to three Geelong College APS Premiership teams. She has been the top sprinter in her age group during this time, achieving twelve first places in individual events and showing her versatility in hurdles, long and triple jumps and relay events, tier sprinting has been a feature of successful College teams in the Victorian Relays Championships and the Schools Knockout competition and in 2003 she won the Victorian All Schools U20 100m title, going on to represent Victoria in the Australian Championships in Brisbane. Sophie won the Open 100m and200m at the APS Sports, setting a new school record in the 200m as well as running well in the two Open relays. She was an involved and positive Captain, encouraging all team members to give their best and providing a great example in her competitive spirit. T P Parkes - TIC Athletics

Boys' Athletics The 2003 season was a challenging one as usual for the Geelong College boys, but all the squad rose to the task, especially our large group of Year 9 boys. The first meetings at Landy Field featured wind, driving

rain and soggy socks. At the Knockouts we competed well, with the Junior team going on to the State Final and finishing fourth in Victoria. In the Victorian Relays Championships, the U20 4 x 800 team won a Bronze Medal and the Ul6 team finished sixth in the final. At the Heats College made five Division 1 finals. Saturday would be a big challenge and the boys on the bus were ready to tackle the larger schools. No one let the team down, with twenty College personal bests during the afternoon. The boys finished the day tenth overall and we did beat our Geelong rivals from down the road quite convincingly. The contribution of the Year 12 athletes was notable and Ross Dennis, Tim Jarrold, Sebastian Jeremiah, Ben Donald, Peter Dennis, David White, Greg Butyn and Joel Hutchinson have been great team members over a number of years. At the Athletics Dinner, awards for Robbie Parkes

outstanding effort and performance during the season were made to Ross Dennis (Sprints), Tim Jarrold and Will Schofield (Middle Distance), David White (High Jump), Robbie Parkes (Long and Triple Jumps), Salvador Henricus (Hurdles) and Joel Hutchinson (Shot Put). The Most Improved j Trophy was won by James Van de Pol and Tim Jarrold received the Team Contribution Award. Athletics at College has a team atmosphere and you are allowed to have a little fun. One of the best parts about school athletics is that a strong bond is built between athletes and coaches. Thank you to Mr Harris, Michael Mackenzie, Mrs Filling, Mr Montgomery, Mr Curnow, Mr Hamilton, Mr Saunders, Mr Young and outside coaches Mandi Cole, Mark Williamson, Debbie Marks, Anula Costa, Roy Cunliffe, Gavin O'Shea and Rudi Hochreiter. The support of Mr Torpey, Mr McCallum, Mrs Harris, Mr Jeffreys and Ms Hehir from the Prep School was appreciated. Mr Nelson and Mr Parkes have organised the team and challenged us to do our best. I would like to thank our parents for the support and encouragement they given us during the season. Good luck to everyone in 2004 and keep striving for those personal bests. Andrew McLarty - Captain of Boys'Athletics

Victorian Relay Championships Bronze medallists (L-R): Ben Donald, Tim Jarrold, Sebastian Jeremiah, Andrew McLarty

Sarah Wynn

David White

Andrew McLarty has represented Geelong College at the APS Sports for the past four years, running in the Open 4x 800m relay in each of those years and being a member of the winning team in 2002. He has been a determined competitor and fine contributor in 800m, 400m and Hurdles events in the Victorian Relays Championships and the Schools Knockout competition. As Captain his hard work at training, positive personality and encouragement of younger athletes have been vital to the team's efforts. TPParkes- TIC Athletics

Victorian Relay Championships 4x400m Silver medallists (L-R): Charlotte Curnow, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Brittany Wood, Alexandra Brown

Amy Oliver Photo 8: Junior Boys' Knockout team: State Finalists: Back Row: Lachlan Fraser, Ty Thorton, Will Schofield, Reece Cordy, Haydon Holmes, Vincent Luca, Michael Rockefeller Front Row: Drew Lawson, James Ratclijfe, Cameron Russell, Jack Nelson, Tom Jenkins, Sam Bartlett

Photo 1: Year 12 athletes (L-R): Annabelle Wettenhall, Sophie Nelson, Abby George, Siobhan Hensey

Will Schofield

Ross Dennis and Tony Harris

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2003 - GIRLS Event

Competitor

Time/dist

OPEN 100m 200m

SD Nelson SD Nelson

400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team

Winner

Winner's time/dist

12.89sec 1 26.29sec 1 (New School Record) 1:03.66 min 3 2:36.36 min 4 5:10.52 min 3 3,6 2 5:19.11 min 53.12 sec 4

GC GC

12.89sec 26.29sec

Caul WC WC Caul

1:0.78 min 2:28.62 min 4:50.51 min 2,7

Caul

51.66 sec

4:06.64 min

3 2 4 3 5

GGS Caul Caul Carey GGS

17.82 sec 1.48m 5.54m 11.28m 10.10m

Caul

2,6

13.31 sec 29.02 sec 1:03.91 min 2:34.16 min 53.22 sec

2 3 2 4 3

Caul Caul Caul WC Caul

12.81 sec 26.35 sec 59.19 sec 2:21.05 min 51.78 sec

18.13 sec 1.51m 4.16m 8.65m 8.77m

4 3 5 5 4

Carey GGS GGS WC WC

17.27 sec 1.54m 4.67m 10.27m 9.54m

4,7 7.08m

1,5

13.41 sec 28.16 sec 1:04.31 sec 2:37.10 min 4:53.97 min 1,3 5:11.63 min 53.47 sec

2 4 2 3 1 1

WC GGS GGS GGS GC GC

13.39 sec 26.97 sec 59.34 sec 2:19.33 min 4:53.97 min 1,3

52.79 sec

15.06 sec 1.40m 4.52m 10.04m 7.76m

1 2 3 2 4

GC Carey GGS Carey Carey

15.06 sec 1.50m 5.03m 10.26m 9.69m

5,9 7.28m

Carey

1,3

13.93sec 28.11 sec 1:04.73 min 2:22.36 min DQ

3 2 2 2 5

WC WC Caul Caul WC

13.72sec 27.29 sec 1:02.15 min 2:21.05 min 53.34 sec

16.75 sec 1.49m 4.25m 9.95m 7.03m

4 1 2 1 4

GGS GC Caul GC Carey

15.70 sec 1.49m 4.84m 9.95m 7.89m

7,8 7.01m

Carey

1,2

14.00 29.15 sec 1:10.40 min 2:34.58 min 5:31.42 min 2,9 5:50.95 min 59.08 sec

2 2 5 1 2 3

Caul Caul Carey GC Carey Carey

13.74 sec 28.27 sec 1:02.46 min (Record) 2:34.58 min 5:27.39 min 1,6

Caul

54.70 sec

14.39 sec 1.40m 4.23m 8.98m 9.82m

1 2 4 4 1

GC Carey WC Caul GC

14.39 sec 1.43m 4.50m 9.46m 9.82m (Record)

1,5 8.25m

1,5

14.09 sec 29.43 sec

1 1

GC GC

14.09 sec 29.43 sec

J E Hawkins S J Hughes AMWettenhall Geelong College KJUImer 4x100m Relay E L Ross, S D Nelson, LCFoy, KE Smith 4x400m Relay S A Hensey, BCWood, 4:12.09 min V C Hope-Johnstone, S D Nelson Hurdles 100m AI Oliver 18.63 sec High Jump A L George 1.48m Long Jump AMCaldow 4.40m Triple Jump MB Kerney 10.19m Shot Put Indiv SMPeardon 8.66m (4 kg) Shot Put Team Geelong College 5,10 KE Francis 7.24m UNDER 17 100m 200m 400m 800m 4x100m Relay

J E Nancarrow SR Burton SJWynn SJWynn GLTorneySR Burton, S H Mackenzie, J E Nancarrow SMJarrold SC Schofield J E Nancarrow KESmith LLTerpenou

Hurdles 100m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Indiv (4 kg) Shot Put Team Geelong College LCFoy UNDER 16 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team 4x100m Relay Hurdles 90m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Indiv (4 kg) Shot Put

HMMyer HMMyer VCHope-Johnstone CLCurnow BCWood Geelong College KELandy AI Oliver, H M Myer, A L May, M B Kerney HMMyer HMMyer AI Oliver AI Oliver EM O'Brien Team Geelong ALMay

College

UNDER 15 100m 200m 400m 800m 4x100m Relay

FEGriffiths FEGriffiths SH James BCWood M L Hough, F E Griffiths, ALMcNaughton.AJHickman Hurdles 90m AMCaldow High Jump CLTownley Long Jump SC Dennis Triple Jump SC Dennis Shot Put Indiv ALMcNaughton (3 kg) Shot Put Team Geelong College FEGriffiths UNDER 14 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team 4x100m Relay Hurdles 80m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Indiv (3 kg) Shot Put UNDER 13 100m 200m

SAMay SAMay LKStekelenburg HR Brown HR Brown Geelong College A J Stekelenburg ES Cm, SAMay, EA Gore, HRBrown SAMay HR Brown SAMay SAMay SMGuy Team Geelong SA May KJKittelty KJKittelty

College

Place

800m LKStekelenburg 2:30.28 min 4x100m Relay A J Stekelenburg, M Nancarrow, 59.45 min LKStekelenburg, KJKittelty Hurdles 80m M Nancarrow 20.63 sec High Jump LKStekelenburg 1.20m Long Jump M Nancarrow 3.68m Shot Put Indiv A A O'Brien 8.57m (3 kg) Shot Put Team Geelong College 1,10 LP Kemp 6.24m Final Points - Girls 1 st Caulfield 2nd Wesley College 3rd Geelong College238.0 4th Carey Grammar 5th Geelong Grammar

Grammar

2 4

Carey Caul

2:26.47 min 56.35 sec

5 5 4 1

Caul GGS Caul GC

14.84 sec 1.38m 4.29m 8.57m

GGS

2,7

Place

Winner

Winner's time/dist Carey 11.22 sec Carey 22.42 sec Caul 49.17 sec Caul 1:56.69 min XC 4:07.49 min XC 9:03.72 min Caul 42.82sec

261.5 247.5 208.0 179.0

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2003 - BOYS Event OPEN 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000m 4x100mPelay 4x 800m Relay Hurdles 110m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (6 kg) UNDER 17 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Relay 4x 400m Relay Hurdles 110m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (5kg) UNDER 16 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Relay 4x 400m Relay Hurdles 100m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (4kg) UNDER 15 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Relay 4x400m Hurdles 100m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (4 kg)

Competitor

Time/dist

P J Dennis P J Dennis AJMcLarty AJMcLarty TGJarrold SD Jeremiah PA Dennis, SW Griffiths, T D Harris, P J Dennis B J Donald, A J McLarty, J PNicolo, TGJarrold R J Dennis DA White GAButyn PA Dennis J Hutchinson

12.26 sec 24.61 sec 53.35 sec 1:58.75 min 4:12.05 min 9:53.72 min 48.02 sec

10 11 10 4 3 8 11

8:29.29 min

GGS 8:00.32 min

16.97 sec 1.90m 5.38m 12.16m 9.87m

8 4 11 10 11

XC 15.14 sec HC 1.95m XC 6.58m WC 13.71m WC 13.80m

11 11 5 8 11

XC XC Caul BGS SKC

11.50 sec 23.28 sec 1:59.68 min 4:19.13 min 44.49 sec

3:28.46 min

11 =4 10 8 6

SKC SKC XC SKC BGS

15.32 sec 1.79m 6.57m 12.99m 14.96m

PMParkes 12.69 sec JGCurran 25.55 sec JPVandePol 2:05.81 min AC Grant 4:31.91 min R M Parkes, S E Henricus, 49.32 sec SLBartletU A Nelson BP Thompson, AC Grant, 3:59.39 min J P Van de Pol, TH Johnstone TW Thornton 20.21 sec SAWilliams 1.60m RM Parkes 5.40m RM Parkes 11.91m C J Montgomery 12.83m

VALuca 12.82 sec J A Nelson 25.72 sec HB Holmes 2:13.67 min JRRatcliffe 4:40.73 min BP Thompson, VALuca, 48.76 sec J G Curran, L R Fraser W J Schofield, J A Nelson, 3:47.22 min SLBartlett,LR Fraser SE Henricus 15.35 sec J A Nelson 1.50m M J Rockefeller 5.36m SRBalodis 10.60m CC Russell 11.24m

10 9 9 7 10

XC XC Caul Caul Carey

11.67 sec 23.10 sec 2:04.27 min 4:27.88 min 44.94 sec

Carey

3:32.62 min

3 =9 7 10 8

Caul BGS XC Carey SC

14.46 sec 1.75m 5.91m 13.14m 15.07m

BMMcClure ACTrethowan W J Schofield TO Jenkins A R Walsh, BMMcClure, ACTrethowanJJPollard T J Pollard, EKCurnow, EG Mitchell, ND Walsh HB Holmes C Cluley-Bolsin BMMcClure MASIone A R Walsh

6 9 2 6 8

Caul Caul SC Caul SKC

11.99 sec 24.06 sec 2:08.68 min 4:27.43 min 46.68 sec

Final Points - Boys 1st Caulfield Grammar 2nd Xavier 3rd Carey Grammar 4th St Kevin's College 5th Scotch College 6th Brighton Grammar 7th Melbourne Grammar 8th Haileybury College 9th Wesley College 10th Geelong College 11th Geelong Grammar

College

12.50 sec 26.47 sec 2:09.06 min 4:43.21 min 49.33 sec 4:16.56 min

Caul

3:42.90 min

16.50 sec 1.70m 5.13m 10.62m 10.07m

9 4 8 9 10

HC XC Carey Caul SKC

14.44 sec 1.74m 5.74m 12.03m 15.26m

406.0 400.5 355.5 310.0 284.5 272.0 261.5 255.0 229.5 171.5 130.0

The Equestrian team: L-R Madison Kearney, Zara Mexted, Sophie Jarrold, Susie Mackenzie, Fleur Griffiths, Melanie Perkins, Alyssa Calaby, Cate Townley, Phillip Kent Coach: Ms K Van Cleef

Alyssa Calaby - Showjumping warm up at the Showjumping Championships

Left: Girls' Open A and B Waterpolo team with Coached Dean Alchin and Kevin Yip

Below: Andrew McLarty Captain of Boys' Waterpolo

This year the Geelong College Equestrian team competed in a number of competitions and did very well. The riders who competed were; Sarah Lindeman, Melanie Perkins, Stuart Griffiths, Susie Mackenzie, Sophie Jarrold, Zara Mexted, Madison Kearney Fleur Griffiths, Phillip Kellet, Megan Hough, Cate Townley Alyssa Calaby, Charlotte Curnow, Rebecca Cameron, Sarah Morris and Clair Flynn. We competed in the State Equestrian Interschool Championships with many placings; the Geelong Grammar Combined Training day with two of our three teams placing and Zara Mexted winning her class, and the Victorian Inter-school Show jumping Championships with Sophie Jarrold placing fourth and sixth in her events. Well done to all riders who have competed so well. Thank you also to Ms Van Cleef for her enthusiasm and organization, and to the parents who have been very supportive and helpful. Susie Mackenzie Captain

Aerobics had a very successful season in 2003. Approximately 35 girls attended the sessions of Hi/Lo impact, Body Toning with meditation, Step and Aquaerobics during Terms 2 and 3- There were many students who returned from last year to continue their fitness, and many new Year 11 students who were keen to participate in the classes while being educated through the handouts and information about health during each class. The popularity of the class as well as the focus of the participants was especially pleasing, including the increase in numbers in the Saturday morning aquaerobics class. We look forward to next year and our continued association with Julia Filep, our inspirational aerobics instructor. Mrs M Ferguson Teacher in Charge

This year's surf teams have participated in two regional competitions at Jan Juc. On October the 17th the girls had their inaugural surf day as a follow up to the May competition for the team of seven surfers. The Geelong College does not get to compete against other APS schools in surfing, but it does have the opportunity to take up some of the regional challenges. There are a large number of surfers at College and it is sometimes difficult to get everyone together to try out for the competition. Oberon High reestablished its board riding superiority to easily regain the regional crown from ourselves and they went on to win the State titles

ahead of Wonthaggi High. I would like to personally thank the senior students this year who have offered their services to help reshape a positive image of team performances, sportsmanship and commitment to the organization of the events for next year: Kirsten Ulmer, Lachlan Kerney, Casey Egan and Alex Sedger The team that came third on May the 9th was: Tom Law, Casey Egan, Tim Stevenson, Jack Stevenson, Todd Rosewall, Darci Egan and Sam Mills. We are current holders of the Schools' Conservation Challenge event and participants in the first competition for the Girls' Schools in the region.

Back Row: Amy Harbison, Edwina Wilkens, Alice Fraser, David Franklin, Mark Richards Front Row: Nessie Croft, Zach Menheere, Mr Stuart McCallum (Coach), Connor Lowe, XavierNicolo

"The Principal's Prize" for the Captains of the School: TIMOTHY JARROLD PHILIPPA WILLIAMS "The T.W. Davies Prize" for the Vice-Captains of the School: LACHLAN CRAWFORD ANNABELLE CRAWFORD Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 student who finished second to the Dux of the College in 2002: LUCIEN McMAHON CAMILLE MEWITT Dux of the College 2002 LOUISE GORE The Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance: ANNIE YIXIN The Year 11 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance: GEOFFREY HEARD JESSICA KAY STEPHANIE MALON JOHN-PAUL NICOLO "The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize" for Accounting: AMANDA CORDNER The Art Prize: ROSS DENNIS The Biology Prize: JOHN-PAUL NICOLO The Chemistry Prize: ANGELA PATON The Design and Technology Prize: JOELDEPPELER The Drama Prize awarded for best performance: PAUL TERRELL The Theatre Studies Prize: CLAIRE VARLEY "The Alec G Stewart Prize" for Economics: CARALEE HARDING "The CA BickfordPrize"for the top Year 12 English student: CLAIRE VARLEY The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize: SOPHIE BEITS The Geography Prize: NICHOLAS AMEZDROZ The History Prize: SOPHIE BROWN (Revolutions) The Information Technology Prize: NYSSAPARKES

The International Studies Prize: CLAIRE VARLEY The Legal Studies Prize: CARALEE HARDING The Literature Prize: CLAIRE VARLEY The Macfarlane Burnet Prize: ANNIE YIXIN ' 'The A TAndrews Memorial Prize'' for Mathematics and Science in Year 12: ANNIE YIXIN "The Brian Lester Prize for Mathematics"for the top Year 12 Mathematics student: PETER DENNIS The B R Keith Modern Language Prize: ANNABELLE CRAWFORD (Chines! 2nd Language) JAMES WEAVER (French) The Classics Prize: ANNABELLE WETTENHALL The Music Prize: JOHN-PAUL NICOLO The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize: JOEL CARNEGIE "The E R Scott Prize" for best instrumentalist: JOHN-PAUL NICOLO The Music Parents' Support Group Prize for leadership and contribution to Music: SUZANNE NOTINI The Physical Education Prize: ANNABELLE CRAWFORD The Physics Prize: PETER DENNIS The Visual Communication and Design Prize: MICHAEL SCAIFE The Principal's Art Prize: FIONA MACKAY "The Stanley Calvert Prize" for Debating and Public Speaking: JAMES WEAVER "The James Eraser Sutherland Memorial Prize" for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts: SARAH LINDEMAN

"The Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary, incorporating the A KH Thompson Bursary"for a Year 11 student returning next year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First team: LOUISE TAYLOR "TheDrAJ Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize" for all-round sporting contribution to the College! LACHLAN CRAWFORD "The Hermitage Old Girls' Association Prize" for the student, other than the Captain or ViceCaptain of the College, who has distinguished him/herself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College: GEORGIA GIBLIN "The Hobday Prize"for a studenn in Year 12 in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community: ANNABELLE CRAWFORD SOPHIE BROWN "The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize" for a student who\ has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership: ANGELA PATON "The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize" to be awarded to a boy for all-round ability and service to the College: TIMOTHY JARROLD "The EH Morrison Prize" to be awarded to a girl for all-round ability and service to the College: ANNABELLE WETTENHALL "The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize"for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community: ROSS DENNIS "The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup" to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship: ANDREW MCLARTY PHOEBE STANLEY

"The Morongo Award", presented to a Year 11 student who has performed at a high academic level and who is a direct descendant of a Morongo Old Collegian. If there is "The Alexander Goto and John Colo no eligible descendant, the award Memorial Prize' 'for students not is made to the most academically otherwise named on the Academic Prize LM who have worked consistently: able student at the end of Year 11: TIMOTHY JAMES SARAH HILL

Year 12 Merit Award Prizes ANNABELLE CRAWFORD PETER DENNIS ANGELA PATON CLAIRE VARLEY JAMES WEAVER ANNABELLE WETTENHALL ANNIE YIXIN Year 11 Merit Award Prizes ELIZA ELLIOTT LAUREN FOY GEOFFREY HEARD TIMOTHY JAMES JESSICA KAY STEPHANIE MALON AKHDUR MARUAN JOHN-PAUL NICOLO STEPHANIE ROCKEFELLER Year 10 Prizes for General Excellence CARL DICKENS KATELYNHEANEY SUSAN MACKENZIE TARLEYMCPADDEN GEMMA PASCO CAMPBELL PATON LAUREN PREST Year 9 Prizes for General Excellence KRISTENBATTYE SARAH DENNIS DAVID GUNTHER STEPHANIE KING THOMAS NICE MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER Sporting Prizes "The Nigel Boyes Trophy"for Field Games: DAVID WHITE "TheAJPaterson Trophy"for Hurdles: ROSS DENNIS "TheJ C Cunningham Trophy"for Shot Put: JOEL HUTCHINSON Girls' Open Athletics Champion: SOPHIE NELSON Girls' Under 17Athletics Champion: NATASHA CLULEY-BOLSIN "The Geelong College Cup"for the Boys' Open Athletics Champion: TIMOTHY JARROLD "TheJH Campbell Trophy"for the Boys' Under 17Athletics Champion: ANDREW GRANT

Girls' Open Swimming Champion: JANE PETTIGROVE

THOMAS CHAPMAN English

ALEISHA MCKENZIE Accounting, Further Mathematics

STEPHANIE BURTON Art (Painting)

Girls' Under 17 Swimming Champion:

AMANDA CORDNER Accounting, Geography

JAMES MEWING Chemistry, Physics

JOEL CARNEGIE Music Performance Units 3 & 4

ROBERT COSTIN Further Mathematics

LEAH OXLEY Textiles

ANNABELLE CRAWFORD Chinese 2nd Language, English, International Studies, Physical Education

NYSSAPARKES Literature, Information Technology

KATE YUET-YEE CHAN Biology, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Mathematical Methods

NATASHA CLULEY-BOLSIN Boys' Open Swimming Champion: DAVID BURNS-WALLACE Boys' Under 17 Swimming Champion: LACHLAN KERNEY Girls' Open Singles Tennis Champion: NA Girls' Open Doubles Tennis Champion: NA "The TS Hawkes Memorial Trophy"for Boys' Open Singles Tennis Champion: NA Boys' Open Doubles Tennis Champion: NA "The TK(Tim) Maltby Trophy" for best cricketer of the year: LACHLAN CRAWFORD "The WHHill Trophy"for best allround cricket performance: DAVID ALLAN Clinton Mitchell Award for dedication to Rowing: PHOEBE STANLEY The Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award: ROSS DENNIS Morongo Medal, for the Captains of Mossgiel andMackie: JODIE FARQUHARSON & SOPHIE BROWN (Mossgiel House) PETER BIRKS (Mackie House) Year 12 MeritAwards NICHOLAS AMEZDROZ Geography SOPHIE BETTS Environmental Science, International Studies NICHOLAS BLYTH Design and Technology ANDREW BOWLER Physics CHARLES BOYLE Mathematical Methods SOPHIE BROWN History - Revolutions

JAMES DAVEY English PHILIPPADAY Environmental Science

ANGELA PATON Chemistry, English, Physical Education, Specialist Mathematics JANE PETTIGROVE Further Mathematics

IRVING DELA CRUZ Information Technology

MICHAEL SCAIFE Visual Communication and Design

MARIUS DELA CRUZ Information Technology

PHOEBE STANLEY Physical Education

PETER DENNIS English, French, Physics, Specialist Mathematics

PAUL TERRELL English

ROSS DENNIS Art (Painting) JOELDEPPELER Design and Technology STEVEN DOAK Further Mathematics NATALIE GAINEY English, Literature CLAIRE GORE English, Literature MAHALAGUNTHER Environmental Science CARALEE HARDING Economics, Legal Studies SARAH HILL English

CLAIRE VARLEY English, Further Mathematics, Literature, International Studies, Theatre Studies JAMES WEAVER Economics, English, French ANNABELLE WETTENHALL Biology, English, Latin PHILIPPA WILLIAMS English ANNIE YIXIN Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Physics, Specialist Mathematics ADRIAN SIEW-KWOK YUEN Information Technology YEAR 11

SAM HUNG-KANG CHEN Art (Painting) LAURA CHESSON Accounting Units 3 & 4, Information Technology, Mathematical Methods ANDREW CHIDZEY

English, History, Legal Studies Units3&4 HANNAH COOKE Environmental Science CLAYTON DAVEY Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Physics PHILLIP DAVEY Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Physics JACQUELINE DORAN Art (Photography) HUGH DOUGLAS-GARDEN Design and Technology ELIZA ELLIOTT English, French, Literature, Theatre Studies CHRISTIE ENGLISH History, Information Technology JACQUELINE FAGG Accounting JANE FAIRBAIRN I Studio Arts (Textiles)

TIMOTHY HOBDAY Visual Communication and Design

MeritAwards I SARA ARNOLD I English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods

DANIEL HOEVENAARS Chemistry, Physics

CAITLIN ARTHUR French, Legal Studies

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Legal Studies

DANIEL JUSANG KIM Chemistry, Physics

CHARLOTTE BARR Biology, Further Mathematics Units 3& 4, Geography

JAMES GRAY Design and Technology

LEWIS HOBBA Theatre Studies

SARAH LINDEMAN Geography, Textiles FIONA MACKAY Art (Photography) JESSICA MCDONALD Mathematical Methods

MICHAEL BARSON General Mathematics ANNE BAUTISTA Visual Communication and Design PENELOPE BUCKLEY English

LAUREN FOY Chinese, Economics, Further Mathematics Units 3& 4, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4

OLIVIA HAIG English, History, General Mathematics HAMISHHARTEN Accounting

GEOFFREY HEARD Chemistry, Chinese, English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4, Physics CHLOE HENDERSON Art (Photography), Geography NICHOLAS HEWITT Accounting, Economics, Physics TIMOTHY JAMES Accounting, Chemistry, English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4 CHRISTOHPER JASEK Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods ALASTAIR JONES Biology, English JESSICA KAY Chemistry, Chinese, English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4, Physical Education, Physics

STEPHANIE ROCKEFELLER Accounting, Biology, Economics, Literature SAMUEL SAWADE Information Technology SARAH SCHOFIELD Studio Arts (Textiles) CARINA SCHOKMAN English, General Mathematics LUCYSCRIVEN Geography, General Mathematics, Legal Studies ALEX SEDGER Art (Photography), English JENNIFER SHEAHAN English DAPHNE SHUM History, Literature KELLY SMITH General Mathematics, Physical Education

BLAKE BEAUMONT Mathematics

VIRGINIA HOPE-JOHNSTONE Ceramics, Physical Education

CHRISTOPHER BLACK Chinese

ELIZABETH HURST Mathematics

MADELINE BRENNAN Latin

NICHOLAS JESSEN Geography, History

SAMUEL BURRELL Religion in Society

BLAKEJOBSON Geography

ELIZABETH CASSIDY English, Painting, Science

THOMAS JOHNSTONE Physical Education, Religion in Society, Science

SALLY CHIRNSIDE English, Mathematics, Religion in Society, Science

JONATHAN LEE Chinese, Physical Education

MICHAEL COLMAN Wood Technology

NADIALIGHTFOOT Religion in Society

LAURA COMER Religion in Society

WILLIAM MAAS Physical Education

ANNA CROFT Mathematics

ALEXANDRA MACAULAY History, Religion in Society

CHARLES CROWL Drama, Mathematics, Science, Textiles

SUSAN MACKENZIE Ceramics, Drama, English, Literature, Mathematics, Tout-en FranAais

RYAN KEMPE Information Technology

LOUISE TAYLOR Biology, Mathematical Methods, Physical Education

LACHLAN KERNEY Environmental Science

ADELLE THOMPSON General Mathematics

CARL DICKENS Chinese, English, Music Performance Units 1 & 2, Religion in Society, Tout-en FranAais

JAMES LANNAN Chinese, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Mathematical Methods

STEVEN VAMVOULIDIS General Mathematics

KRISTOFER DIMARTINO English, Physical Education

CLAIRE WALKER General Mathematics, Visual Communication and Design

NICHOLAS DONCON Visual Communication

HOLLY MAHER-HILL English, Legal Studies, Theatre Studies

AMELIA WARREN Environmental Science, Geography

SAMUEL DUFF Wood Technology

STEPHANIE MALON Chemistry, English, French, Latin, Literature, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods Units3&4

KATHERINEWOOD Art (Photography), English, Literature

KATHRYN MANKS Biology, Economics, Mathematical Methods

MeritAwards MELODY ABIKHAIR Mathematics, Science

AKHDURMARUAN Economics, English, Information Technology, Mathematical Methods

ALSTON DIGBY Ceramics

ANDREW GOLDING Visual Communication, Wood Technology

SOPHIE AMEZDROZ Commerce, Mathematics, Science

EMMA GRAY Physical Education

DIBYAANDI Painting, Visual Communication

STEPHEN GREEN Chinese, Geography, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Science

TODD MEXTED Geography JOHN-PAUL NICOLO Biology Units 3 & 4, Chemistry, English, French, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Latin, Music Performance Units 3 & 4 ROBERT PARKES Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 TIFFANY RAMSAY Legal Studies

YEAR 10

CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS Wood Technology SARAH SUNG-HEE BAE Painting ANDREW BANJANIN Physical Education PRUDENCE BAULCH Geography, Mathematics

HUW FLANAGAN Mathematics, Physical Education BENJAMIN FRIEND Commerce SIMON GILBERT-KENT English

JOEL GROSS Drama KATELYN HEANEY Commerce, Geography, Literature, Mathematics, Religion in Society TRISTAN HICKMAN Science

SARAH MCLARTY Geography SHEA MCLENNAN Geography TARLEYMCPADDEN English, History, Literature, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Religion in Society, Science CHLOE MILL Commerce, Mathematical Methods Units 1 &2, Religion in Society, Science EDWARD MILLER English, Latin CAMPBELL MONTGOMERY Wood Technology ANNIE MORRIS Drama MARCUS MURRAY Wood Technology BRYAN CHI-FUNG NG English Second Language TOM LING-FUNG NG Mathematical Methods Units 1 &2 LAURA O'ROURKE Commerce, History GEMMA PASCO English, Mathematics, Music Performance Units 1 & 2, Painting, Religion in Society, Science, Textiles, Tout-en FranAais

CAMPBELL PATON Ceramics, Commerce, English, Physical Education, Science, Wood Technology

LIAMYAP Commerce, Mathematical Methods Units 1 &2, Religion in Society, Science

KRISHNA PETROVSKI History

AMY YOUNG Commerce, Drama, English, Touten FranAais

MELANIE PHILIP Textiles

DAVID YOUNG Commerce

PETER PICKEN Commerce

YEAR 9

KASSELLE PLUMMER Drama MICHAEL POSSINGHAM Visual Communication LAUREN PREST English, History, Literature, Religion in Society, Science AMELIA RAYSON History

NAOMI BAILEY Physical Education KRISTEN BATTYE Geography, History, Mathematics, Science, Wood Technology JULIAN BERTON Wood Technology

JAMES RUSSELL Painting

CATHERINE BOYLE English, French, History

DAVID SCAIFE Mathematics ALICIA SHERRIFF English, Religion in Society JESSICA HIU-NANSIU Mathematics LEANNETERPENOU Textiles BENJAMIN THOMPSON English, History, Religion in Society ANTHONY TRIPOLINO Textiles JAMES VAN DE POL Physical Education

ALEXANDRA BROWN English, Physical Education ALYSSACALABY Ceramics, Music REECE CORDY Latin, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science MITCHELL COSTIN Mathematics ALICE CROWLEY Biblical Narrative, History, Science STEFANIE CROWLEY-CLOUGH History CHARLOTTE CURNOW Physical Education

HENRY WEDDELL Physical Education

JACKCURRAN Mathematics

FRASERWEST Wood Technology CHRISTOPHER WHITE Physical Education SCOTT WILLIAMS Physical Education SCOTT WITHAM Physical Education SCOTT WRIGHT Mathematics, Physical Educaiton SARAH WYNN Physical Education, Society

Merit Awards FREYAAMON Textiles, Wood Technology

Religion in

SARAH DENNIS Biblical Narrative, English, History, Latin, Mathematics, Science, Tout-en FranAais

FLEUR GRIFFITHS Wood Technology

JAMES MACARTHUR Painting

JESSIE GUBBINS Drama, Physical Education

HELENA MYER Drama, French

DAVID GUNTHER Biblical Narrative, Chinese, English, History, Science, Visual Communication

OLIVER NAM Mathematics, Science, Technology

GEORGIA HALL Biblical Narrative

THOMAS NICE Chinese, History, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

BENJAMIN HASKETT Biblical Narrative, Geography

TIMMOTHYOBORNE History

JOHN HEARD Geography, Wood Technology

OLIVER AMY Physical Education

DAVID HILL Mathematics

ANNALEISE PEAKE Visual Communication

HAYDON HOLMES Physical Education

NICHOLAS PHILLIPS Physical Education, Science

SARAH HUGHES Biblical Narrative, History, Science

English,

JULIA REID French

MONIQUE HURLEY Drama

MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Textiles

PHILLIPA HYATT Biblical Narrative, Chinese, Textiles

KELLY RYAN History

LOUIS JASEK Mathematics, Physical Education

THOMAS SAWADE Wood Technology

NATALIE JESSEN Chinese

ANDREW SERLE English, Mathematics

LAUREN JILICH English, Latin, Science

JOCK SINCLAIR Visual Communication

MADISON KERNEY Ceramics

BRIGIT SKILBECK French, Mathematics

LYDIAKIM Bibilical Narrative,

Music

| STEPHANIE KING Biblical Narrative, English, History, Latin, Mathematics, I Science, Tout-en FranAais, Wood i Technology KATHERINE LANDY English, History, Physical Education

BENJAMIN DIMOVSKI Geography, Mathematics

VANESSA MACAULAY Bibilical Narrative

SHAUN EDGEWORTH Chinese

HOLLY MACDONALD English, Biblical Narrative

FERGUS FORBES Visual Communication

SOPHIE MACKENZIE Science

STEPHANIE GAINEY Drama, English, Textiles

AMANDA MAY History, Latin, Painting, Tout-en FranAais

MARYGAZIS English, French, Physical Education

Wood

HUGH STEWART Biblical Narrative WILLIAM STEWART Biblical Narrative STACEY TAYLOR Biblical Narrative, Communication

Visual

ELOISE WARREN Physical Education BRITTANY WOOD Ceramics, English, Physical Education, Science WILLIAM WOOD Geography, Latin, Mathematics

ATHLETICS Half Colour Steen Balodis Sam Bartlett Greg Butyn * Reece Cordy Charlotte Curnow Jack Curran Lauren Foy * Kate Francis * Lachlan Fraser Andrew Grant * Stuart Griffiths * Tony Harris * Haydon Holmes Sarah Hughes Sophie Jarrold Tom Jenkins Tom Johnstone * Katherine Landy Vincent Luca Susan Mackenzie * Amanda May Jack Nelson John-Paul Nicolo * Eloise O'Brien Robert Parkes * Serena Peardon * James Ratcliffe Michael Rockefeller Cameron Russell Eliza Ross * Kelly Smith * Leanne Terpenou * Ben Thompson * TV Thornton Georgia Torney * School Colour Stephanie Burton * Peter Dennis Ross Dennis * Ben Donald * Abby George * Jane Hawkins Siobhan Hensey * Salvador Henricus Virginia Hope-Johnstone Joel Hutchinson Sebastian Jeremiah Madison Kerney Andrew McLarty * Campbell Montgomery * Nellie Myer Justine Nancarrow * Amy Oliver ISarahSchofield*

WillJSchofield Kirsten Ulmer * James Van de Pol Annabelle Wettenhall * David White Scott Williams Brittany Wood Sarah Wynn Honour Tim Jarrold Sophie Nelson * BADMINTON School Colour Irving Dela Cruz Marius Dela Cruz Nicklas Keng Daniel Kim Fiona Mackay Jessica McDonald Nyssa Parkes * Andrea Soenarjo * BASKETBALL Half Colour Harvey Scholes Ryan White School Colour Christopher Clyne * Louisa Dicker Penelope Falls * Mary Gazis David Hynes BlakeJobson James Lannan * Sam McKenzie Amber Mellett Eloise O'Brien Alister Rose Markiya Slone Claire Walker Sarah Wynn Honour Angela Paton CLAY SHOOTING Half Colour Peter Carmichael James Gray David Paton James Young School Colour Harry Eastman

CRICKET School Colour David Allan Sam Clark * Jon Clowes Robert Davidson * Bennett Merriman Andrew Nunn * Steven Oliver Robert Parkes Max Tippett Henry Weddell Honour Lachlan Crawford DEBATING Half Colour Terri Dupe Natalie Gainey Geoff Heard Siobhan Hensey Tiffany Ramsay Stephanie Roache Sam Sawade School Colour James Davey * Paul Terell Claire Varley * Annabelle Wettenhall Annie Xin HONOUR Tim Ballan Sarah Hill Daniel Hoevenaars James Weaver Philippa Williams DRAMA Half Colours Xavier Balkin Alice Bradshaw * Grace Byrnes Charles Crowl Elise Davey Carl Dickens Luke Dickens Steven Doak Jacqueline Doran Eliza Elliott Christie English Nicholas Houghton Michael Langdon Angela Long Sarah McLarty Michaela Mellett

Stephanie Roache Renee Walsh Kate Wood

General Honour Colour Tim Crowley

School Colours Leisl Amon Chris Andrews Haley Brown * Louisa Dicker Isabella Henricus Tim Hobday David Hynes Holly Maher-Hill Coco Pallett Tiffany Ramsay Ward Sims * Jenna Spolding Phoebe Wilkens

Honour Sam Clark Robert Davidson Joel Deppeler HOCKEY

Honours Natalie Gainey Paul Terrell Claire Varley EQUESTRIAN School Colour Sophie Jarrold Madison Kerney Sarah Lindeman * Susan Mackenzie Zara Mexted Catherine Townley FOOTBALL Half Colour David White General school Colour David Allan School Colour Tim Ballan Jack Bell David Burns-Wallace Greg Butyn Zane Elliott Tim Hope-Johnstone * Matthew Kibbis Tom Law Jo McCarty Andrew McLarty Tristan Mountjoy * David Paton Jacob Rippon Julian Russell Xavier Shiels Nick Waters Henry Weddell James Young

Half Colour Marcel Bucek Ross Dennis * Ben Franklin Isabella Henricus Campbell Montgomery Sophie Nelson School Colour Sophie Brown Peter Dennis * Sarah Dennis Michael Dijkstra * Ben Donald Terri Dupe * Jodie Farquharson * Hamish Harten Chloe Henderson Lewis Hobba * Mitchell Hodgson * Elizabeth Hurst Joel Hutchinson * Jessica Kay * Philippa Lean James Mewing * Emily Paton Dugald Reilly James Sinclair James Stanbridge * Hannah West Annabelle Wettenhall Honour Joel Bartlett Lachlan Crawford * Georgia Giblin * Louise Taylor Edward West MUSIC Half Colour Sarah Bae James Buchan Anna Campbell Melissa Chiang Anna Croft Charles Crowl Kristofer DiMartino Nicholas Doncon Hugh Hanson

Holly Maher-Hill Bryan Ng Gemma Pasco Tiffany Ramsay Renee Walsh FraserWest Annie Xin School Colour Melody Abikhair Haley Brown Carl Dickens Luke Dickens Christie English Ben Franklin Stuart Griffiths Angela Long Fiona Mackay Emily McClelland Jessica McDonald Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Honour Joel Carnegie Andrew Chidzey Genevieve Crowl Ross Dennis Eliza Elliott Natalie Gainey * Claire Gore Tim Hobday James Lannan Kathryn Manks John-Paul Nicolo Suzy Notini * Rosie Richardson Ward Sims * NETBALL School Colour Sophie Baulch Rosie Christensen * Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Kate D'Altera Abby George * Hayley Johnston * Kelly Smith Phoebe Stanley * Amelia Warren

Edwina Strachan Philippa Williams Honour Harley Beaumont * Charles Boyle Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Annabelle Crawford * Tom Donald Jane Hawkins Chloe Henderson Isabella Henricus Tim Hope-Johnstone * Andrew Hunt Timjarrold Leah McKenzie Andrew McLarty Ben O'Brien Angela Paton * Serena Peardon Phoebe Stanley * James Wilson SOFTBALL School Colour Jessica Collins Genevieve Crowl Philippa Day Jodie Farquharson Caralee Harding Siobhan Hensey * Hayley Johnston Stefanie Pegg * Jenna Spolding * Honour Amelia Warren Eloise Warren SNOWSPORTS Half colours Hamish Flynn School Colours Chris Jasek* Tom Law Tim Stevenson SOCCER

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Half Colour Chris Jasek

Half Colour Charlotte Barr Rosemary Christensen Hannah Cooke Elizabeth Fagg Kate Goldsworthy Philippa Herd Sarah Schofield

School Colour Nicholas Amezdroz Jon Arrigo Jon Clowes Emile DeVrome Daniel Hoevenaars JaredHolt Christopher Kloester

James McDonald * John-Paul Nicolo Todd Mexted Mark Rogerson Michael Scaife Richard Silcock Michael Tripolino Honour Daniel Kim SURFING School Colours Casey Egan * Lachlan Kerney Tom Law * Alex Sedger Jack Stevenson Tim Stevenson Kirsten Ulmer * SURF LIFESAVING Half colour Alexandra Brown Reece Cordy Stefanie Crowley-Clough Charlotte Curnow Samantha Gant Fleur Griffiths Jessie Gubbins Sam Harbison Jack Nelson Nicholas Phillips William Schofield School Colour Joel Bartlett David Burns-Wallace I Casey Egan Lachlan Kerney Sophie Nelson * Sarah Wynn Honour Alex Sedger * Kirsten Ulmer * SWIMMING Half Colour Nicholas Amezdroz * | Emily D'Altera Ross Dennis Abby George Andrew Golding * Sam Harbison Peter Hough Lydia Kim Peter Picken Amelia Rayson

Stephanie Smith Timothy Solomon Tim Stevenson Lucy Walsh * Scott Williams David Young School Colour Leisl Amon Joel Bartlett * Alexandra Brown David Burns-Wallace Stefanie Crowley-Clough Natalie Gainey * Stuart Griffiths * Jessie Gubbins Nicholas Hewitt Sarah Hill Megan Hough David Hynes * Lachlan Kerney * Madison Kerney Aleisha McKenzie Chloe Noble * Harvey Scholes Kirsten Ulmer * Claire Walker* Annabelle Wettenhall * Honour Grace Byrnes Jane Pettigrove TENNIS Half Colour Kristen Battye Laura Comer Lauren Foy Louise Gough Louis Jasek Brittany Wood School Colour , Rhys Bennett* Bridget Champion Tim Crowley Kate D'Altera Virginia Hope-Johnstone James McKay * Jeremy Palmer-Morgan * Jennifer Sheahan James Sinclair * David Young Honour Sophie Baulch * Richard Cherry Kate Francis*

WATERPOLO Half Colour Harley Beaumont David Burns-Wallace Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Emile Devrome Abby George Chloe Henderson Siobhan Hensey Nicholas Hewitt Andrew Hough James McDonald Todd Mexted Chloe Noble Jacob Rippon Kirsten Ulmer School Colour Joel Bartlett * Peter Hough * Lachlan Kerney * Evan McDonald * Angela Paton * Jane Pettigrove * Harvey Scholes * Louise Taylor * Claire Walker* Honour Andrew McLarty Phoebe Stanley * Reaward

Calvert House Junior Colours Samuel Bartlett Taylor Broad Samuel Burrell Christopher Cluley-Bolsin Allysha Coghlan Sarah Dennis Jessie Gubbins John Heard Philippa Hyatt Louis Jasek Annaleise Peake Thomas Sawade William J Schofield Eliza Sell Junior Honours Melody Abikhair Edward Anderson Samuel Bartlett Thomas Champness Charles Crowl Sarah Dennis Phoebe East Virginia Hope-Johnstone Thomas Johnstone Bennett Merriman Melanie Phillip James Russell Alicia Sherriff James Van de Pol Henry Weddell Athletics Joel Bartlett* Rhys Bennett Sophie Betts Nicholas Blyth Danielle Can Christopher Carman Richard Cherry Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Genevieve Crowl Peter Dennis* Ross Dennis* Timothy Hope-Johnstone Sebastian Jeremiah Serena Peardon Kirsten Ulmer James Young Badminton Peter Dennis Andrea Soenarjo* Cricket Ross Dennis Timothy- Hope-Johnstone David Paton Max Tippett Cross Country Joel Bartlett Rhys Bennett Sophie Betts

Nicholas Blyth Danielle CanRichard Cherry Genevieve Crowl Peter Dennis Ross Dennis* Timothy Hope-Johnstone Andrew Hunt Sebastian Jeremiah David Paton

Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Genevieve Crowl Ross Dennis Timothy Hope-Johnstone* Sebastian Jeremiah Serena Peardon Stephanie Smith James Young

Debating Christopher Carman Genevieve Crowl Geoffrey Heard Christopher Jasek

JuniorColours Haydon Holmes Phillip Kellett Richard Lugg Nellie Myer Jack Nelson Julia Reid Alex Stanley

Football Rhys Bennett Richard Cherry Casey Egan Timothy Hope-Johnstone^ David Paton* James Young General Colours Peter Dennis Ross Dennis Sarah Lindeman Rani Sherriff David Paton Edwina Strachan Paul Terrell Hockey Joel Bartlett* Nicholas Blyth Peter Dennis* Ross Dennis* Music Sophie Betts Richard Cherry Genevieve Crowl Peter Dennis Ross Dennis Christopher Jasek Samuel Sawade Netball Sophie Betts Danielle CanNatasha Cluley-Bolsin Genevieve Crowl Serena Peardon Edwina Strachan Soccer Peter Dennis Simon Gruzauskas Christopher Kloester* Softball Genevieve Crowl* Swimming Joel Bartlett* Rhys Bennett Sophie Betts Danielle Can

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Junior Honours Madeline Brennan Tom Carah Laura Comer David Cordner Huw Flanagan Sam Harbison Phillip Houghton Courtney McClure Gemma Pasco Tim Stevensen Che Tlirner Athletics Jon Anigo Greg Butyn* Alec Carah Andrew Chidzey Amanda Cordner* Jodie Farquahson* Chloe Henderson Daniel Kim* Andrew McLarty* Sophie Nelson Alister Rose Phoebe Stanley * Ward Sims James Sinclair SeanWride Badminton Daniel Kim* Basketball Alister Rose Ward Sims Harvey Scholes Cricket Alex Carah Daniel Kim* Cross Country Andrew Crossley Chloe Henderson Andrew Mclarty* Sophie Nelson* James Sinclair

Debating Andrew Chidzey Terri Dupe Tiffany Ramsay Football Andrew McLarty* Hockey Andrew Crossley Jodie Farquahson* Sophie Nelson* Music Anthony Ciach Tom Chapman Amanda Cordner Jodie Farquahson Phoebe Stanley Ward Sims* Netball Tiffany Ramsay Amanda Cordner* Jodie Farquahson* Phoebe Stanley* Soccer Jon Anigo Daniel Kim* Harvey Scholes Adrian Yuen

John Bailey Amanda May Kelly Ryan Kate Heaney Emma Roberts Leanne Terpenou Jonathan White Ollie Nam Kate Boyle James Wilson Minh Vo Jock Sinclair Junior Honours Matthew Robson Michaela Mellett Anna Croft David Young Kristen Battye Emma Roberts Katelyn Heaney Christopher Black Jamie McKee-Larson Kasselle Plummer Kate Boyle Reece Cordy Amanda May Charlotte Curnow

Swimming Jon Anigo Alex Carah Amand Cordner* Andrew Chidzey Andrew Crossley Jodie Farquahson* Chloe Henderson Ashlee Heritage Andrew McLarty* Sophie Nelson Tiffany Ramsay Harvey Scholes James Sinclair Phoebe Stanley*

Athletics David Allan Kate Bailey Alex Sedger Ryan Kempe James Lannan Tom Law Holly Maher-Hill Jeremy Weeks Richard Colman Steven Doak Amber Mellet Ben O'Brien StefaniePegg I NickAmezdroz Emily McClelland Annie Xin

Waterpolo Andrew McLarty* Phoebe Stanley *

Badminton Marius Dela Cruz Irving Dela Cruz

General Colours Amanda Cordner Jodie Farquahson Andrew McLarty Sophie Nelson Phoebe Stanley Harvey Scholes Ward Sims

Basketball Marius Dela Cruz Irving Dela Cruz Ben O'Brien Penny Falls Amber Mellet James Lannan Steven Doak

Keith House

Cricket David Allan Ben Franklin Joel Hutchinson

Junior House Colours Charlotte Curnow Steven Lidgerwood ReeceCordy Kristen Battye

Cross-Country Ryan Kempe Alex Sedger Jeremy Weeks

Charles Boyle Lewis Hobba Joel Hutchinson Amber Mellet Ben O'Brien Nick Amezdroz Marius Dela Cruz Irving Dela Cruz Emily McClelland Annie Xin Debating Lewis Hobba Football Ben O'Brien Adrian Weeks Ben Franklin Tom Law Steven Doak Jeremy Weeks Hockey Lewis Hobba Ben Franklin Music Ben Franklin Lauren Foy Holly Maher-Hill Emily McClelland Annie Xin Joel Carnegie Lewis Hobba Ben O'Brien Steven Doak Netball Cara Lidgerwood Holly Maher-Hill Softball Stefanie Pegg Emily McClelland Holly Maher-Hill Soccer Marius Dela Cruz Irving Dela Cruz Nick Amezdroz Joel Carnegie Swimming Emily McLelland Ben O'Brien Nick Amezdroz Penny Falls Lewis Hobba Alex Sedger Lauren Foy Holly Maher-Hill Tom Law Kate Bailey Ben Franklin Joel Carnegie Water Polo K. Bailey Alex Sedger Charles Boyle

McArthur House Junior Colours Hugh Hanson Cameron Brown Sam Donald Stephanie Gainey Andrew McArthur James McArthur George Seward Brigit Skilbeck Tristan Hickman Emma Harbutt Nadia Lightfoot James Ratcliff Michael Rockefeller William Wood Brittany Wood Chloe Mill Tom Jenkins Sarah Hughes Alexandra Brown Junior Honours Chloe Mill Alexandra Brown Sarah Hughes James Ratcliff Michael Rockefeller Brittany Wood Sam Brand Sam duff Grace Byrnes Emma Gray Alistair Hall Hannah West Nadia Lightfoot Jonathan Lee Scott Wright Blake Beaumont Athletics Tom Donald Jacqui Fagg Nick Hewitt David Hynes Alistair Jones Stephanie Rockefeller Lucy Walsh Gary Wei Hayley Brown Peter Carmichael James Stewart Jake Rippon Louisa Dicker Caitlin Arthur Rosie Christensen Emile Devrome Andrew Nunn Basketball Abby George Stephanie Rockefeller Cricket Jake Rippon James Gray

Cross-Country Alistair Booth Caitlin Arthur Hayley Brown Stephanie Rockefeller Lucy Scriven Emile Devrome James Gray David Hynes Lucy Walsh Liz Fagg Cobi Vagg Kate Kwan Jake Rippon Mitch Hodgson Debating Caitlin Arthur Emile Devrome Nick Hewitt Lucy Walsh Football Jake Rippon Andrew Nunn James Stannbridge Ed West Tom Donald James Gray Golf Mitch Hodgson Hockey Ben Donald Marcel Bucek Music Harley Beaumont Jack Bell Ben Donald Liz Fagg Abby George Mitch Hodgson Lachlan Mclnnes Ed West James Stanbridge Kate Kwan Jake Rippon Louis Dicker Hayley Brown Kate Greig Eliza Elliott Christie English Jonathan Ismail Andrew Nunn Netball Rosie Christensen Lucy Walsh Lucy Scriven Kate Kwan Liz Fagg Eliza Elliott Caitlin Arthur Stephanie Rockefelle Jacqui Fagg

Soccer Emile Devrome Gary Wei Andrew Nunn Harley Beaumont Jack Bell Softball Sophie Brown Swimming Peter Carmichael Mitch Hodgson Cobi Vagg Jake Rippon Caitlin Arthur Hayley Brown Emile Devrome Tom Donald Jacqui Fagg James Gray Nick Hewitt David Hynes Lucy Scriven Lucy Walsh Tennis Jack Bell Ben Donald Waterpolo Jake Rippon Emile Devrome Nick Hewitt

McLean House Juniors Freya Amon Sarah Bae Natasha Britt Jack Curran Fred Chan I Shaun Edgeworth Chris Griffiths Fleur Griffiths David Gunther Megan Hough Katherine Landy William Lee Shea McLennan Elise MacNamara Carl Millington Campbell Montgomery Amy Oliver Corey Olszak Peter Picken Junior Honours Charles Caldwell Carl Dickens Kristofer di Martino Elise Davey Elizabeth Hill Katherine Landy Susie Mackenzie Shea McLennan Carl Millington

Campbell Montgomery Chris White Athletics Brenton Ashbridge Tim Ballan James Davey Joel Deppeler Christopher Clyne Tony Harris Ricky Jackson Philippa Lean Stephanie Malon Kat Manks Wade McPherson Matt Messinger Justine Nancarrow John-Paul Niccolo Susanne Notini Steven Oliver Robert Parkes Badminton Lauren McClure Stephanie Malon Mitora Oyadamori Basketball Brenton Ashbridge Christopher Clyne Tony Harris Jessica Kay Kat Manks Ricky Jackson Cricket Michael Dijkstra Tony Harris Andrew Hough David Macgugan Robert Parkes Cross-Country Brenton Ashbridge ! Tim Ballan Michael Dijkstra \ Kate Francis | Stuart Griffiths Ricky Jackson I Jessica Kay j Stephanie Malon Kat Manks Justine Nancarrow John-Paul Niccolo Steven Oliver Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Robert Parkes David White Debating Tim Ballan Luke Dickens Mahala Gunther Siobhan Hensey Stephanie Malon Kat Manks John-Paul Niccolo

Football Brenton Ashbridge Tim Ballan James Davey Joel Deppeler Michael Dijkstra Andrew Hough David Macgugan Matthew Messinger Jeremy Palmer-Morgan David White Golf Andrew Hough David Macgugan Jeremy Palmer-Morgan General Mahala Gunther Siobhan Hensey Ricky Jackson Steven Oliver David White Hockey Luke Dickens Jessica Kay Music Tim Ballan James Davey Michael Dijkstra Siobhan Hensey John-Paul Niccolo Steven Oliver Netball Kat Manks Lauren McClure Justine Nancarrow Soccer Brenton Ashbridge Tim Ballan James Davey John-Paul Niccolo Robert Parkes Softball Jessica Kay Kat Manks Lauren McClure Emma Montgomery Swimming James Davey Michael Dijkstra Joel Deppeler Mahala Gunther Siobhan Hensey Ricky Jackson Justine Nancarrow John-Paul Niccolo Steven Oliver Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Nyssa Parkes Tennis Kate Francis Jessica Kay

Matthew Messinger Jeremy Palmer-Morgan John-Paul Niccolo Water-Polo Andrew Hough

Morrison House Junior Colours Zac Ballinger Julian Berton James Drew Mary Gazis Emma Jackson Lauren Jilich Madison Kerney Jayson Lloyd Thomas Nice Eloise O'Brien Andrew Taylor Joshua Tompkins Eloise Warren Annie Morris Lauren Prest Peter Smissen Scott Witham Junior Honours Andrew Banjanin Bridget Champion Lewis Davies Nicholas Doncon Stephen Green Elizabeth Hurst Susan McLean Amelia Rayson Benjamin Thompson Anthony Tripolino Scott Williams Athletics Louise Gough Andrew Grant Andrew Kemp Lachlan Kerney Stephanie Roache Kelly Smith Peter Birks * Jessica Collins Harry Eastman William Jackson Evan McDonald * James McDonald* Leah McKenzie * Leah Oxley Sophie Peedle Jane Pettigrove Michael Tripolino * James Weaver * Philippa Williams Badminton Nicklas Keng Cricket Peter Birks Samuel Clark * Harry Eastman*

Evan McDonald * Cross Country Andrew Grant Kelly Smith Peter Birks Leah McKenzie * Debating Alice Bradshaw Stephanie Roache Phoebe Wilkens Sophie Peedle* James Weaver* Philippa Williams* Football Andrew Kemp James McDonald Peter Birks* Samuel Clark* Harry Eastman* James Grimwade* Evan McDonald* General Colours Elizabeth Cassidy Elizabeth Hurst Susan McLean Annie Morris Amelia Rayson Anthony Tripolino Benjamin Thompson Scott Williams Peter Hough Leah McKenzie Leah Oxley Sophie Peedle Michael Tripolino James Weaver Philippa Williams Hockey Will Jackson Peter Hough Music Simon Cotter* Jim Grimwade* Netball Kelly Smith Amelia Warren Hayley Johnston * Asher McKay Leah Oxley Sophie Peedle* Philippa Williams* Soccer Andrew Grant Samuel Clark Harry Eastman James McDonald* Michael Tripolino* James Weaver* Softball Hayley Johnston* Leah Oxley*

Swimming Lincoln Dowling Andrew Kemp Lachlan Kerney Kelly Smith Phoebe Wilkens Peter Birks Samuel Clark Peter Hough Evan McDonald James McDonald* Aleisha McKenzie Sophie Peedle* Jane Pettigrove Michael Tripolino* James Weaver

Shannon House Junior Colours James Buchan James Butler Annie Calder Andrew Golding Salvidor Henricus David Hill Nicholas Hill Monique Hurley Natalie Jessen Nicholas Jessen Thomas Levick Nicholas Luxton Holly MacDonald Zara Mexted Ashleigh Milnes Marcus Murray Richard Nation Laura O'Rourke James Osborne Nicholas Phillips Catherine Quaranta Holly Richardson Claire Ross Andrew Serle Thomas Steinfort Nicholas Veanes Matthew Wilson Amy Young Junior Honours James Butler Fiona Harten David Hill Monique Hurley Thomas Levick William Maas Zara Metxed Laura O'Rourke Lauren Roberts Matthew Wilson Sarah Wynn Amy Young Athletics Charlotte BanAndrew Bowler Annabelle Crawford

Zane Elliott* Hamish Harten Isabella Henricus Nicholas Hill Sarah Hill Timothy Hobday Timothy James Joseph McCarty* Thomas McCarty Jessica McDonald Todd Mexted Tristan Mountjoy Xavier Muhlebach Julian Nation Alexandra Pye Rosemary Richardson Lauren Roberts Mark Rogerson Catherine Ross Michael Scaife Tegan Tomkins Badminton Jessica McDonald Basketball Andrew Bowler Joseph McCarty Sarah Wynn Cricket Robert Davidson Thomas McCarty Tristan Mountjoy Cross Country Philippa Day Zane Elliott Hamish Harten Sarah Hill Todd Mexted Debating Charlotte Barr Lauren Roberts Football Joseph McCarty Tristan Mountjoy Mark Rogerson General Andrew Bowler Annabelle Crawford Zane Elliott Isabella Henricus Sarah Hill Joseph McCarty Rosemary Richardson Mark Rogerson Michael Scaife Hockey Charlotte Barr Hamish Harten Isabella Henricus Catherine Ross

Music Timothy Hobday* Coco Pallett Rosemary Richardson Netball Felicity Anderson Charlotte Barr Isabella Henricus Jessica O'Rourke Rosemary Richardson Tegan Tomkins Service Laura Chesson Timothy Hobday Soccer Todd Mexted Richard Silcock Softball Philippa Day Caralee Harding Swimming Charlotte Barr Andrew Bowler Todd Mexted Mark Rogerson Tegan Tomkins

Wettenhall House Junior Colours Steen Balodis Prudence Baulch Mitchell Costin Alice Crowley Stefanie Crowley-Clough Lachlan Fraser Georgia Hall Stephanie King Vincent Luca Vanessa Macauley Alicia McColley Cameron Russell Adam Saunders William DSchofield TV Thornton Anthea Wescott Roger Wettenahll Junior Honours Steen Balodis Sally Chirnside Blake Jobson Lachlan Fraser Georgia Hall Samantha McKay Edward Miller iy Thornton Athletics Stephanie Burton Clayton Davey Phillip Davey Jane Hawkins

Matthew Kibbis Chloe Noble Eliza Ross Julian Russell Xavier Shiels Jenna Spolding Louise Taylor Claire Walker Renee Walsh Badminton Timothy Crowley Jared Holt Basketball Katherine D'Altera Sam McKenzie Phoebe Simmonds Claire Walker Community Service Jane Hawkins Chloe Noble Phoebe Simmonds Claire Varley Annabelle Wettenhall Claire Walker Cricket Sam McKenzie Julian Russell Xavier Shiels

James Mewing Angela Paton Eliza Ross Phoebe Simmonds Jenna Spolding Joshua Strumpel Renee Walsh Annabelle Wettenhall Netball Stephanie Burton Jane Hawkins Chloe Noble Eliza Ross Phoebe Simmonds Renee Walsh Soccer Lachlan Crawford Clayton Davey Phillip Davey Daniel Hoevenaars Softball Sophie Baulch Phoebe Simmonds Jenna Spolding Louise Taylor Claire Walker

Debating Phoebe Simmonds

Swimming Sophie Baulch Stephanie Burton Tim Crowley Clayton Davey Phillip Davey Jane Hawkins Jared Holt Chloe Noble Julian Russell Sarah Schofield Xavier Shiels Jenna Spolding Louise Taylor Claire Walker

Football Julian Russell Xavier Shiels

Tennis Sophie Baulch Georgia Giblin

General Colours Chairudin Tairisya Nicholas Waters

Volley Ball Lachlan Crawford Katherine D'Altera Georgia Giblin Jane Hawkins Chloe Noble Angela Paton Julian Russell Xavier Shiels Chairudin Tairisya Louise Taylor Claire Walker Annabelle Wettenhall

Cross-Country Stephanie Burton Robert Costin Clayton Davey Jane Hawkins Daniel Hoevenaars Chloe Noble Xavier Shiels Louise Taylor Claire Walker

Hockey Louise Taylor Music Michael Barson Stephanie Burton Lachlan Crawford Timothy Crowley Clayton Davey Phillip Davey Georgia Giblin Jane Hawkins Daniel Hoevenaars Jared Holt Matthew Kibbis

Water Polo Angela Paton Louise Taylor Claire Walker

Principal

Science Co-ordinator

Dr P C Tbrner, PhD, LittM, BA (Hons),AMusA, MACE

Mr P Armitage, DipApp. Sci; Dip Ed; Grad. Dip. Comp. in Ed. Ms M Bergman, B. Bio Sc, BEd.

Director of Teaching and Learning Mrs M Mason, MEd, BA(Hons), DipEd, SRN, CMBI Head of Preparatory School

Head of Calvert Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd Mrs L M Boyd, DipEd, B.AppSci Ms L Breen, BMus, AMusA

Co-Ordinator Personal Development, Director of Rowing Mr G Forsyth, B AppSc, Grad.Dip ED., Grad. Cert. R.E., Dip.Bus Stud Mrs D L Filling, BEd (PE) Head of McArthur Mrs H M Fitzpatrick, MEd, BA, DipEd

Head of Geography

Head of Mossgiel Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd

Joint Head of Senior School - Curriculum

Mrs L J Brown, BA, DipEd, Grad Dip Teaching, Studies of Asia Mrs S Buchan, BEd; L.MusA.Grad Dip.Vis.& Perf. Arts Ms A-M Butt, MA App. Lang, BA Ms L Byatt, DipTeach(EC), BEd(EC)

Mr R N Smith, BSc(Hons), BEdStud

Library Coordinator

Joint Deputy Head of Preparatory School - Admin Social Science Co-ordinator

Mrs B A Carlson, DipPrimTeach, GradDipEd(Teach/Lib)

Mr C R Lawson, DipTeach, BEd, MACE Joint Head of Senior School - Welfare Mrs M H Lethbridge, BSc(Hons), Dip Ed

Mr H J Roberts, MEd BA, DipArts, DipEd, GradDipMediaStud, GradDipEdAdmin Joint Deputy Head of Preparatory School Curriculum Mrs CD Tbrner, TPTC,BA (Ed) Director of Campbell House Mrs E M Russell, BA, Grad. Dip. Ed VCE Co-Ordinator Mr WJ Harris, BSc(Hons), DipEd Director of Early Learning Centre Mrs A Fitzgerald, Dip Kind. Training Chaplain Reverend R L Franklin, BCom, B Theol., DipBusStud., Cert of FinPlan, GradDipEd Head of Student Services (School Counsellor) Mr AI Hamilton, MCounsel, BEd(Sci) ,GradDipAppSci(AppChildPs ych),MAPS Residential Head Head of English Mr M Gallus, BA, SecTeachCert Mrs A Abraham, Dip Primary Teaching Mr D A Andrews, DipTechTeach, GradDipEd

Director of Sport/APS Delegate Mr M D Cheatley, BEd Head of Mackie House Mr J Claringbold, BEd, GradDipStudentWelfare Mrs P M Clark, BAppSci, DipEd. Mrs D Cleary BSc DipEd Mr DA Clifford, BEd Mrs J A Goghill, BA, DipEd, CertTEFLA Head of Morrison Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed) Out Reach Coordinator Mr DCurnow,BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsSci Mr M Currie, M BIT, BEd, Dip Teach. Grad Dip Lib. Mr A J Deans, BSc, TSTC Joint Head of Music Mrs C V Edwards, BMus, DipEd Mr J Edwards,BA(Perf.Arts) Mrs J Ekkel, BA(Hons), DipEd., Grad. Dip.,CALL Ms L Elliott, Dip. Prim. Teach, Grad Dip Sp Ed Ms J Fagan, BSc, Ad. Cert. App. Sci. Mrs M A Ferguson, BSc(Ed), MA(Ed)

Head of Shannon Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd (on Leave] Head of Wettenhall MrsJAGaineyBA, DipEd Mrs L Gallus, B SecArt/Craft Teaching

Head of Coles House Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, DipEd Mrs S S Lea-Wood, TPTC, TSpTC, BEd(SpecEd), MEd, MACE Mrs C L Lean, BA, DipEd, GradDipLib LOTE Co-ordinator Mrs L M Lee, BA, DipEd, GradDipSpEd Mrs KM Locke, BEd(Art/Craft) MrsJC Lyons, BA, DipEd Mr S D McCallum, BSc, DipEd Mrs H L McCartney, BMusEd, AMusA Mr A R McKie, DipTeach, BEd, GradDipEd(Computing) Mrs H McLean, DipTeach (Prim) Mr G Mack, BMusEd, AMusA, GradDipMus, (Film&TV Tech.)

Head of Keith House

Careers Counsellor

MrGRGilby,BEd(Hons) Mrs P Halsall, MEd; BEd; TITC, CertA, Teach/LibCert, Mr J Hanan, BA, Dip Ed MrPJHannah,AMusA Mrs V Harris BA, Dip Ed MsKHehir Mr DI Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE

Mrs M J Macgugan, Dip. Tech. Teach, Grad. Dip. Comp(Ed), GradDipEd, Grad. Cert. Careers

Head of Mathematics Mr DHibbard, BSc, DipEd MrsJMHobbs,TPTC,BEd Ms B R Hollander, BA, DipEd Head of Drama Ms D T Hynes, BEd, DipTeach (Prim), GradDipDir(London) Joint Head of Music Mr MF Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTech Mr P Jeffreys, DipPrimTeach Mr W F Jennings, DipPrimTeach, CertArt, BEd Ms KJohnson, BA (Ed) Mr W S Johnston, DipTeach, Bed Mrs K Jones, Dip. Prim. Teach. Mrs A P Juros, BEd (Library) Mrs U Kamburowski, BMusEd, MA Mr R Kayler-Thomson, DipEd, TTrIC Head of Languages Mr J C W Keating, MA, BA(Hons), DipEd Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp

Head of McLean Ms A-M Mahoney BA, DipEd Drama Co-Ordinator Mrs C G Mallett, BA(Hons), DipEd, MA Ms C E Matthews, BEd (Arts) Mrs B Miles, BMus Art Co-Ordinator Mrs R L Millen, HigherDipTeach, BEd MrsJMirza,BA, DipEd, GradDipTourism (Geneva) Mr G D Montgomery, BEc, BEd Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach, BEd Head of Business Studies Mr R M Morris, BEc, BEd MrsBMurrells,BA(Ed),TPTC Primary Co-Ordinator MrMRNeeld,BA(Ed), GradDipEd(PE) Junior PE Co-Ordinator Mr R Nelson Mrs MJOates, BSc, DipEd English and IT Co-Ordinator Mr M D O'Donnell, BA, GradDipEd, GradDipComputing, CNA Ms R E F Palmer, BSc(Ed) Mrs J M Panckridge, BA (Ed), BEd

Mathematics Co-Ordinator

Secondary Co-Ordinator

Head of Science

Mr MKR Panckridge, BA(Ed) Ms D Parkes, BSci, BA, BD, Grad DipEd, Cert. MLT

Mrs LJ Russell, BEd, PhysEd

Mr M L Terry, BSc(Hons), DipEd Ms R Thorns

Outdoor Education Coordinator

Mrs S E Scott, BSc, DipEd, GradDipSpecEd

Mr A B Thomas, BEc, DipEd, GradDipEd Pol&Admin

Acting Head of Shannon

Head of Physical Education

Mrs E K Smith, BEd Mr G J Smith, BA, DipEd Mr G J Smith, BEd (Science), Grad Dip Comp. Mrs J C F Smith, BEd, DipTeach, GradCertofTESOL,ITC Mrs J D Smith, BEd, BA (On Leave) Mr RD Sullivan, BMusEd

Mrs C Tol, BEd Mr M L Torpey, DipTeach, BEd(PE) MsJUtting,BEd MsKVanCleef,BSc,MHumNut, GradDipEd. Mr DA Wade, DipTeach, BEd Mrs C Watson, M Ed, BSci (Hons), H. DipEd Ms K Watson, BEd. MsSWeddell,BADipEd Mrs L A Wightman, DipTeach (Prim) MrsSWynter

Mr TP Parkes, BA, DipEd MrAWPayne,BEc,BEd,TSTC Ms J Peake, Grad-Dip. Special Ed, Dip Primary Teaching Mr P Pike, Dip.Civ, Eng, DipEd, DipComp. Head of Girls' Sport Mrs P Porter, BEd Head Librarian MrLJQuail,M.IM&S,M.App.Sci., BA, DipEd, GradDipCurric..,ALAA. MsMRatcliffe,BEd

Special Education Coordinator

Warden of House of Guilds Mr PC Taylor DipArt&Des, GradDipEd

Mr DA Young, BSc, TSTC MrLNZoch,BA(Hons),BLitt, DipEd, MA

Head of History

ACADEMIC STAFF 2003 6th Row L-R 5th Row L-R 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L-R

Bill Jennings David Curnow Romney Nelson Gerard Mack Lindsay Zoch Paul Conway David Hibbard Rob Kayler-Thomason Philip Pike Will Johnston Geoff Forsythe Danny Clifford John Hanan Andrew Payne Greg Smith Gareth Gilby Roger Sullivan Peter Hannah Tim Parkes Michael Currie Edward Kovacev Helen Plumridge Donna Lannan Patricia Clark Sophie Weddell Athol-Mary Mahoney Kirsten Van Cleef Marcia Macgugan Barbara Carlson Cheryl Watson Ros Palmer Anne-Marie Butt Judith Coghill Kathryn Locke Alistair Deans Deborah Hynes Michael Terry Linda Gallus Phil Armitage Adria Juros Phil Taylor Julia Ekkel Jo Panckridge Ros Molyneux Lynne Byatt Fiona Cranny Viv Harris Trina Porter Stuart McCallum Anne Wightman James Edwards Michael Panckridge Jane Utting John Claringbold Linda Lee Karen Fyffe Catherine Tol Barbara Hollander Sandra Lea-Wood Julie Gainey Elizabeth Smith Althea Abraham Helen McLean Meryn Ratcliffe Deborah Cleary Chris Lean Alan Thomas Urszula Kamburowski Greg Smith Michelene Ferguson Bev Dickie Lea Quail Leonie Brown Bernice Murrells Rhondda Millen Debbie Filling Diane Black Leanne McCartney Lisa Breen Lynn Elliott Gary Montgomery Sally Wynter Kim Johnson Kate Hehir Jean Hobbs Ian Henricus David Andrews Sue Buchan Andrew McKie Kristen Jones Rachelle Thorn Jennifer Peake Dorothy Parkes Jeanne Mirza Therese Foley Mark Torpey Mark Cheatley Alec Hamilton Carmel Edwards Richard Franklin Michael Gallus Warren Harris Roger Smith Margaret Lethbridge Dr Pauline Turner Chris Lawson Mary Mason Coral Turner Harry Roberts Leanne Russell Mark Neeld Mark Irwin Andree Fitzgerald Carolyn Matthews

Business Manager Mr N Findlay, CPA, Dip.Bus.Stud., DFP Director of Community Relations and Development Mrs C Barnard, BA, T.I.T.C Marketing Manager Ms H Nicholls, BBus Computer Systems Manager Mr M Saunders, Dip.Prog.Tech. CNE

Mrs M Weeks - Receptionist Prep School

Mrs J McDonald, Ass App Soc Sci, Library Technician

Miss D K Williams - Secretary to the Principal

Ms S O'Neill - Integration Aide Campbell House

Mrs R Wilkinson-Beards - Clerical Assistant - Music Dept

Mr T Reidy - Resident Tlitor, Mackie

Mrs J Young - Secretary to the Joint Heads of Senior School Ancillary Staff Mr N Allan - Dip Computer Systems, j Computer Technician Ms 0 Allen - Resident Tutor, Mossgiel

Archivist

Mrs K Bowler - Laboratory Assistant

Mr C Lannan, B Com:Grad Dip Lib:ALIA

Mr P Campbell - Fine & Applied Art Technician - Senior school

Accounting/Administration/ Secretarial

Mr D A Carroll - Dip App Sci Laboratory Technician

Mrs J A Adams - Clerical Assistant

Mr T Egan - Woodwork Maintenance

Mrs J Cameron - Senior School Receptionist

Miss J Fagan - Lab.Technician Prep

Mrs J Carroll - Senior School Switchboard Relief

Mrs A Findlay - School Assistant Campbell House

Mrs D Fanning - Publications/Media Officer

Mr J Frake Computer Technician/Web Developer

Mrs J Fuller - Assistant to Careers Advisor

Ms T Freddi - Teacher Aide - Early Learning Centre

Mrs N Groth - Assistant to Business Manager

Miss R Gaylard - After School Care

Mrs M Ryan - Integration Aide, After School Care Mr R D Wells - Woodwork Machinist Mr J Simandl - Dip Computer Systems. CNA, Computer Technician Ms R Skowronski - Library Assistant Mrs J Thompson Technician

Library

Mrs A Vile - Matron Mackie House Ms M Vokic - Resident Tlitor Mossgiel Medical Centre Sister M Cartledge - Registered Nurse Sister J Kemp - Registered Nurse Sister C Seward - Registered Nurse, Grad Dip Public Health(School Health) Boatman Mr R Morse Caretaker Mr A Harris

Ms V Henderson - Teacher Aide/Admin Assistant - Campbell House

Mrs K Hackett, Ass Dip App Soc Sci, Library Technician, Audio Visual

Cleaning

Mrs A Inturrisi - Secretary to Head of Prep School

Mrs M Herbert - Early Learning Centre Assistant

Mr I Budge - Leading Hand Senior School

Mrs A James - Admissions Manager

Mrs L Hudson - After School Care Co! ordinator

Ms F Davies - Senior School

Mrs M Miles - Receptionist/Clerical Assistant Mr R Russell - Office Manager Ms B Standing - Secretary to the Director of Community Relations and Development Mrs F Tan - Sec to Joint Heads of Senior School/Curric. Admin Secretary Mrs J Tucker - Secretary to the Business Manager Ms J Tlirner - Admin Assistant Community Relations and Development

Ms A Harris - Early Learning Centre Assistant Mrs J Kittelty - Library Technician, Teacher's Aide, Campbell House

Mr B Aalders - Prep School

Mr A Forrest - Leading Hand Prep School Ms N Kelly - Senior School Mr I Lynch - Senior School

Ms S Manson - Early Learning Centre Assistant

Mr A Mayne - Senior School

Mrs C Mallett - Matron Mossgiel House

Mrs C Pratt - Senior School

Ms N Morrison - Early Learning Assistant

Ms C Taylor - Prep School

Mr N Myers - Rowing Development Coach

Mrs H Papas - Senior School

Mr KWRixon-Prep School

Catering

MsJPPurcell

Mr M Hanrahan - Grounds Curator

Ms J F Albert

Ms P E Quick

Mr J Lane - Senior School

Mrs E Boal - Hick shop - Prep

Mrs J Russell

Mr M Lovell - Assistant Curator, Prep School

School

Mrs L D Shore - Hick shop - Prep

Mrs D Brackley - Hick shop - Senior School Mr B Burns

School

Mr M Roberts - Prep School

Ms D M Stanway

Mr R Stuart - Senior School

Mrs A Moore

MrCJDenBesten

Property Manager

Mrs A Potter

Mr GI Tomkins

Mr M F Fanning - Catering Manager Driver

Miss R A Fletcher Mrs A J Harris Miss M P Harris - Hick shop Senior School Mrs A-M McRae Ms R A Payne

Maintenance

Mr M B Edhouse

Mr R F Dahlhaus

Grounds

Mr A W Morgan - Foreman

Ms K Allen-Prep School

Mr P Rogers

Mr LGillett-Senior School

Mr B Schepers

Mr J Inglis - Senior School

Mr P J Welsh

NON-TEACHING STAFF 2003 5th Row L-R

Alan Mayne Josh Ingis Bernard Schepers Ian Budge Lester Gillett Michael Lovell Nathan Allan John Simandl Barb Standing Noelene Groth

4th Row L-R

Anna McRae Ian Lynch Albertus Aalders Keith Rixon Jeanette Adams Jennifer Turner Jo Young Julie Tucker Jodie Fuller Dale Carroll Tania Freddi Sharon O'Neil Simone Manson Pam Quick Janine Albert Meredith Herbert Nikki Morrison Anne Vile Claire Seward Margaret Cartledge Christian Den Besten Kate Hackett Jenny Kittelty Jean Cameron Angelika Moore Naomi Kelly Janette Russell Rachel Skowronski Cara Mallett Florence Tan Deb Fanning Ainsley Harris Vicki Henderson Julie Fagan Mandy Weeks Rebecca Gaylard Angela Inturrisi Maria Miles Diane Stanway Marcus Saunders Gregory Tomkins Dianne Williams Helen Nicholls Neville Findlay Dr Pauline Turner Carol Barnard Raymond Russell Andrea James Murray Fanning Matthew Hanrahan Kate Allen

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Craig Keating

Top: Craig Keating Middle: Lea Quail Bottom: John Claringbold

Craig took up his position as Head of Languages in July 1996 and since that time he has brought many innovations to the Language Department. One of his many achievements was to inaugurate the sister school relationship between College and ECU High School No 2 in Shanghai, China. This has gone from strength to strength and been of great benefit to both schools. He will also be remembered for his regular study tours to China, which have brought about an increased understanding of the country and its culture. These tours have provided students with invaluable language practice. Additional tours have included parents and other members of the Geelong College community. Craig has been an efficient, energetic and inspiring leader of the Department. Under his guidance it has fully embraced the spirit of tolerance and internationalism and promoted these qualities in the LOTE classrooms. He has been an outstanding classroom teacher and his students have benefited greatly from his expertise and experience. Craig has been fully involved in the sporting life of the College, most notably as Manager of thelst XVIII. Most recently, he assumed the role of Assistant to the Director of Teaching and Learning, making a valuable contribution in this new and important area. Craig leaves us to become Principal of Christ the King Anglican College in Cobram. He will be missed by staff and students alike, and we wish him well in his new role. Judith Coghill

Leander Quail Lea Quail came to The Geelong College in 1985 as Head Librarian. In the 1985 Pegasus he likened his arrival into this position as Caesar arriving in Asia Minor - Veni Vidi Vici. He qualified this with the statement that the Vici bit was the challenge yet to come. He planned his attack in the first year and by 1986 was ready for the long campaign of computerising all the resources in the

library. This task was completed in 1995. His vision for the library and its delivery of information and resources to The Geelong College community has established the George Morrison Library as a leading School Library. He will be best remembered for his managerial ability to think around a problem and his ability to see a goal, share it with his staff and pursue it. An illustration of this is his recent development (with a past student) of an on line booking software package that will have many applications within the school. Reshuffling the given space within the library became a challenge for him as he attempted to squeeze activities into the library. An internal classroom was created for classes that wished to hold discussions whilst they used the resources. The small room beside his office metamorphosed from a Periodical Room to a Printer Room to a Tutorial Room. The Guided Reading area was moved from just inside the library door to an added room upstairs. This became the Patricia Wood Reading Room named for the initiator of the Guided Reading Program which was nurtured and extended by Lea. The attendance of Mrs Wood at the opening of this room was a highlight for the library. The Fiction collection also went upstairs into specially built shelves. The Year 12s studied upstairs in the mezzanine and would be reminded to keep quiet by a message on a long pole hoisted from below by Lea - "Save a librarian's legs. Please keep quiet." Part way through 1990 he took over as the Head of Morrison House, a position that he held untill997. He treated all the members of Morrison House as if they were part of a family, constantly encouraging them to make the best of every opportunity. In return, he was respected by the students and tutors for his considered guidance, dedication and good humour. His sons Ryf, Julian and Ross were all members of Morrison House which gave the family nature of the House extra depth. Lea has been a passionate member of the College Hockey coaching team, stirring enthusiasm in Senior, Junior, Boys' and Girls' teams over his

nineteen years of service. His role as a goalie in his 'past' life meant that he had a special knowledge and love of this position. His team was never short of a goalie. He worked very hard on the sideline during a match to motivate his team and often finished a match as exhausted as his players. A picture in words: He stands in the open library with his hands on his hips waiting. He listens intently to the noise around him in the library. Offended he contemplates his next move. He takes a step - the noise continues. He moves to a table of students, lifts his hands and with palms down indicates to the offending students that they need to be quiet. The students are excited and want to talk about - the party last night - the game of football the behaviour of a classmate. He stands and waits some more. Miraculously they open their books and begin work. A student approaches him and asks where they can find information on - capital punishment - Sylvia Plath - cloning. He becomes animated. The hands move again but this time they point and move to the rhythm of his explanation. A book, an internet page, a magazine article are woven into the discussion. The student settles to work motivated and directed. Noise from the unruly group rises again. This time he isolates the offender gives a warning. The hands move in a more staccato manner, palms down emphasising his words leaving no doubt as to the intention of his next move. A classroom teacher enters and queries a library procedure. The hands are on the move again, this time they twist the heavy gold ring slowly as he ponders the dilemma. A community minded man; he exemplifies the collegial part of College. He managed the staff fridge, provided a newspaper delivery service, organised book displays in the Common Room and attended many staff social functions. In 2003 he held the position of President of the Senior School Staff Association and worked diligently on behalf of the staff

to negotiate a new academic employment contract. Venit Vidit Vicit Christine Lean

Carmel Edwards At the end of this year, Carmel Edwards will retire after 30 years of distinguished service to the Music Faculty. Carmel's characteristic graciousness and calm approach, combined with a wicked sense of humour, enabled her to tackle all manner of things musical, both in and out of the classroom at both the Preparatory and Senior Schools. Carmel has been mainly based at the Senior School in recent years, teaching all year levels, and the VCE classes in particular, and her many individual piano students will remember with affection, her total commitment to their musical wellbeing. In addition to teaching duties, Carmel has made an outstanding contribution to the Faculty in filling the roles of Acting and Co-Head of Music, in addition to her earlier co-ordination role at the Preparatory School. Carmel's excellent skills on piano and organ have been well utilized throughout her career as she is an experienced accompanist, and as a cellist she made a wonderful contribution to our Symphony Orchestra. We are fortunate that Carmel will retain some connection with College in future through continuing with private piano teaching. The grateful thanks of all past and present Music staff and students go with Carmel as she begins the next exciting stage of her life with her husband Barrie. Mark Irwin Co Head of Music

Kathryn Locke Kathryn Locke joined the staff of The Geelong College 1998, teaching Ceramics and Photography. Since that time we have been very fortunate to have Ms Locke on the staff as she has been a key member of the Faculty. She has assisted in all the past Arts Week festivals ensuring that the creative interests of her students are nurtured and challenged. She has

taught with commitment and professionalism at all times, never failing to support the activities of her students. In recent years she has spent many hours traveling the Melbourne road pursuing her interest in electronic media. This has enabled Ms Locke to play a key role in the teaching of various software programs in the past two years, as well as her general support of the CAD room program. Ms Locke has also been responsible for the setting up of the Fine and Applied Arts intranet and, along with Mr Smith and Mrs Gallus, the setting up of the Yr 10 Art History program. We thank Ms Locke I for her 6 years of dedication to the teaching of the Arts at Geelong College and wish her all the very best for the future. Mr P Taylor

Sue Scott Sue is known on the Preparatory School Staff for her integrity, approachability, perception, generosity, sincerity and as an educator of great compassion and intellect. Thus, it is with some sadness that we reflect upon her career at the College for she will be sorely missed for the fine qualities she possesses and for the excellent contribution she has made to this institution. Sue was appointed to the College in 1988 as a Special Education Teacher, following a stint at Morongo. In 1990 her talents were recognised in her appointment as the Co-ordinator of Special Education at the Preparatory School. Stuart McCallum has worked with Sue in co-curricular activities and has penned the following: "Sue is overly modest about her own talents in so many areas; as well as her Special Education role she has also excelled as a Mathematics Teacher, a swimming coach, a skindiving coach, an Outdoor Education Teacher, and participating in the Outward Bound ( now titled Auscamp) program with Year 8 students. She has been an invaluable component of the legendary Lizard Island trips where her role was crucial in keeping the divers challenged intellectually and physically, yet safe, well fed and happy.

Any successful team or organisation will have among its ranks an excellent link person or communicator. Sue, in her unassuming way has often been the one to link ideas between faculties, allow staff to see a student from a new perspective or even help a student to see staff in a different light! She is one of a kind and we'll miss her intellect, shy smiles and perceptive mind." May Sue and her husband, Robert have a wonderful time touring Europe and upon her return, we wish her every happiness in her plans for voluntary work in the community. Mrs. Pattie. Halsall

John Claringbold

John Claringbold arrived at the College in 1986 and with the exception of his exchange to Watford England in 1992, he taught continuously in the Senior School over that period of time. I am sure that many Geography and History students will remember him for the depth of his commitment to his students and for the good humour with which he engaged with them. During his time at the College, John's co-curricular activities were extensive. In his earlier years he was an accomplished footy umpire, but his first love has been cricket. Over time he coached both Year 9 and Year 10 sides as well as the 2nd XL In his final years of coaching, he took charge of successful 1st XI sides, and in 1997 he organised and led sixteen boys in the very successful tour of England. In final six years at the College, John also organised the Year 12 Current Affair Program. In this capacity he organised and presented approximately 75 separate speakers to successive Year 12 cohorts in what were often engaging and entertaining sessions for both staff and students. While his skills and commitment in these elements of the College program were above question, most students will probably remember him best for his concern for their welfare and his pastoral care. He began as a tutor in Keith House but joined McLean House in 1990 as their new Head. He was an outstanding Head of House and worked in that capacity for

Top: Carmel Edwards 1st Middle: Kathryn Locke 2nd Middle: Sue Scott

Top: Jonathan Ryan Bottom: Bert Stewart

seven years before he moved into boarding when he became the Head of Mackie House, where he completed his final six years at the College. I am sure the students of McLean and the boys of Mackie will remember him for his care, his good humour, his diligence and his skill. Certainly, we know that the students who have come into contact with John have been fortunate to have had a Head of House who was so clearly dedicated to their welfare. John has clearly enjoyed working closely with students, and he will continue to work in this area when he leave leaves the College. He has wished to revisit an earlier interest and work with students younger than we have at the Senior School. He leaves us to take up the position Year 7 Coordinator at Bacchus Marsh Grammar. We thank him for his efforts while he was at the College and offer our best wishes to John and to his wife Ros for the future. Michael Gallus

Jonathan Ryan Jonathan Ryan's fourteen years of service at The Geelong College began in 1989, when he was appointed as a primary teacher at Campbell House. After a short time Jonathan moved to the Middle School to become a home room teacher of Upper Primary

classes, whilst at the same time taking up the role of Sport and Camp coordinator for the Primary Department. Jonathan's love of sport, considerable expertise and outstanding organisational skills lead to his appointment as Coordinator of Sport and Head of the Physical Education Department in 1995 and he will be remembered for his calm, unflappable approach to all things related to sport. His coaching skills in the sports of athletics, football, cricket, tennis and basketball have given many of our Preparatory School students an excellent introduction to sport. Jonathan was instrumental in the success of our relay teams and his dedication to the pursuit of excellence in our young athletes was commendable. It was Jonathan's sense of organization that made our sports days a pleasure; staff were always accurately briefed, students knew exactly what the expectations were and the events ran like clock work. As Head of Pegasus, Jonathan quietly and expertly built a wonderful sense of pride and House spirit and Pegasus rewarded his confidence in the House with the capacity to give of their best at all times. We will miss Jonathan's efficiency, genuine love of sport and his capacity

for sportsmanship and fair play. We wish him well as he takes up a new role in sport administration.

Bert Stewart Bert Stewart recently retired as the School's Bursar after seven years of dedicated service. Prior to Bert's appointment as Bursar, he was the School's Accounting Manager and before that he was the Bursar at Morongo Girls' College. His retirement ended a very long period of service to the educational sector in Geelong. Bert Stewart had responsibility for the business affairs of the School as well as being a member of the Executive. He was also the Clerk of Council and in that role he attended and contributed to many meetings of Council and numerous meetings of sub-committees. Additionally he was Secretary of the Foundation. Bert Stewart was most diligent, honest and reliable in discharging his duties and he managed the College's financial and physical resources with great skill and dedication. The School wishes to thank Bert for his significant contribution to the School and we wish him and Lesley well in their retirement.

Michael Dowling Chairman, Finance Committee

ELC3 Black, Fergus Braslis, Eve Brownless, Oscar Carr, Maddison Cockram, Edward Colson, Lucy Deyoung, Luke Felton, Dugald Fitzgerald, Bentley Gorell, William Harris, Mia Horvat, Neve Jelley, Liam Klein, John Mahon, Leyton Manton, Oliver Morrison, Samuel Nicholson, Genevieve Rose, Claudia Rumble, Thomas Sayers, Isabel Smith, Bronte Thorne, James Van Ammers, Zoe Wimutu, Eden ELC4 Adams, Lachlan Baxter, Suzanne Brown, Simone Carr, William Crawford, Eliza Fitzpatrick, Jessica Gorell, Emma Harris, Isabella Ivanciv, Elizabeth Kemp, Nicholas Lindros, Jack Ljubinkovic, Natasha Malone, Oscar Martin, Lewis Mcdonald, Thomas Murray, Thomas O'brien, Harrison O'byrne, Alexander O'connor, James Perry, Brianna Proebstl, Nicholas Ryan, Michaela Ryan, Olivia Sadler, Maysie Sillitoe, Edward Treweek, Connor Van Den Bedem, Taylor

ELC5 Baylis, Charles Braslis, Ethan Coutts, Samuel Darcy, Oliver Fernandez, Mollie Gorell, James Goy, Rachael Hackett, Emily Hall, Emily Harris, Ned Horvat, Chantel Hynes, Coco Jackman, Matthew Juros, Amalia Kovacev, Mark Malishev, Matthew Manton, Nicholas Mcgrath, Rebecca Milner, Lucinda Morgan, Daniel Morris, Angela O'leary, Jordan Paterson, Harry Patrick, Amelia Rayson, Jack Rumble, Carla Santalucia, Eliza Stephanides, Nicholas Tol, William TolleyAlec Urquhart, Sara West, Alexander Wynter, Chloe PREP Bartlett, Samuel Beatty-Kiss, Miranda Berton, Elana Black, Hamish Brown, Nina Brownless, Ruby Bucek, Max Chrimes, Mackenzie Clark, Olivia Deyoung, Arcadia Felton, Harry Finlay, Rebecca Goninon, Mitchell Goodear, Samuel Gorell, Zoe Goy, Michelle Gratwick, Manning Grossnickle, Elliott Halik, Jaydn Klein, Elizabeth Lynch, Eugene Malone, Benjamin

Mcdonald, Lachlan Mcpherson, Lachlan Morphy, William Narita, Darcy Nash, Emily Neerhut Thomas Patrick, Lachlan Perry, Morgan Proebstl, Tiahna Scally, Caitlin Shembrey Tom Smith, Sarah Sycamnias, Tamara Thorne, Philippa Ward, Shannessy Watson, Sarah

Luppino, Alexandra Mathews, Ronan Nicholson, Imogen Oborne, Liam Osbornjye Parker, Matthew Peace, Hannah Reith-Myers, Kelsey Ring, Emma Shembrey, Jack Steinfort, Maximilian Sycamnias, Lachlan Van Den Bedem, Jai Zhang, Nina

YEAR 4 Babiolakis, Peter Baylis, Harry Bound, Kirbi Cameron, George Carr, Joshua Carr, James Christou, James Dunkley-Smith, Addy Faulkner, Sophie Fitzpatrick, Matthew Fulton, Nicholas Goodear, Thomas Gubbins, Meg Homewood, David Kenfield, Katrina Kittelty, William Mcdonald, Daniel Morgan, Benjamin Murrihy, Brydie Muschalla, Matthew Oakley, Claire Payne, Rowan Plummer, Taneesha Porter, James Profitt, Emily Ratcliffe, Edward Sachdev, Aaron Salvalaggio, Nathan Steinfort, Hugo Sycamnias, Alexander Thornton, Bronte Turner, Edward Walsgott, Alexander Watson, Lucy Westman, Ebony Williams, Cameron

YEAR 3 Appelbe, Katherine YEAR1 Barker, Macklen Appelbe, Matthew Baylis, Richard Booth, Harrison Black, Anna Brownless, Lucy Booth, Jake Cielesh, Haley Certoma, Alexander Collett, Natalie Chirnside, Hannah Dimartino, Vittoria Chrimes, Annabelle Easton-Bylykbashi, Marnie Derksen, Aaron Dye, Riley Fitzpatrick, James Hamilton, Samantha Ferendinos, Menelaos Fisher-Kolosa, Byron Kennedy, Keaghan Freddi, Allanah Lever, Alexandra Gratwick, Marius Malishev, Nicholas Halik, Ebony Mcgregor, Alice Hamilton, William Neerhut, Hugh Hill, Francoise Niven, Phoebe Kenfield, Jordan O'leary, Mitchell Klein, Talia Palmer, Corina Lamont, Matthew Panckridge, Bronte Lee, Ian Plumridge, Zachary Lever, Thomas Polic, Genevieve Macdonald, Abbey Profitt, Toby Malishev, Nathanial Stekelenburg, John YEAR5 Mcfarlane, George Wallace, Megan Amerena, Massimo Mcgrath, Matthew Watson, Liam Angliss, John Narita, Callum Watson, Shani Barton, Fiona Neerhut, Oliver YEAR 2 Bowler, Mason Neerhut, Alexander Allen, Jaimee Bowtell, Leah O'donnell, William Baylis, Hamish Brimacombe, Nicholas Palmer, Lara Byrnes, Harrison Brimacombe, Patrick Panckridge, Eliza Cailes, Benjamin Cailes, William Plowman, Kate Carr, Emily Carman, Thomas Riley, Fiona Chirnside, Lily Cielesh, Sarah Smith, Maddison Cook, Chloe Colman, Julia Steel, Jack Coumans, James Deyoung, Alexander Thorne, Sophie Della-Porta, Demi Eddey Virginia Thorne, Georgia Devrome, Jacqueline Felton, Charles Walsgott, Andrew Dixon-Trigg, Alexander Harmon, Brady West, Jack Dobson, Samantha Hodgson, Daniel Wilkinson-Beards, Alexander Eddey, Meaghan Jarvis, Juliette Wilson, Georgia

Ferendinos, Speros Foy, Olivia Garcey, Andre Green, James Holding, James Holmes, Tahlia Hughes, Sebastian Jones, Aron Kent-Spark, Oliver Maguire, Grady Martin, Jack Mayfield, Charles Mccoll, Rachel Mcfarlane, Caroline Morris, Anna Nicolo, Stephanie Nixon, Fraser Plowman, Jack Ratcliffe Georgia Reith-Myers, Tyrone Riley, Nicola Rogers, James Russell, Fraser Steel, Madeleine Stekelenburg, Amy Taylor, Jeremy Taylor, Jaimi Townley Angus Watson, Elizabeth Watson, Lyndall Watson, Ellie Weisenberger, Alexandra Wilson, Annabelle Wride, Samuel YEAR 6 Adelwohrer, Bethany Anderson, Ross Babiolakis, Stephanie Babiolakis, Tania Baird, Samuel Berton, Daniel Beveridge Laura Bradshaw, Mary Brimacombe, Samantha Buggy, Zachary Carman, Rebecca Darley, Thomas Davey, Thomas Dye, Mitchell Fabbian, Julian Goodridge, David Gore, Elizabeth Gourley Mitchell Gubbins, Daisy Guerow, Jemma Hardiman, Kate Harris, Rachel

Hayes, Sophie Holding, Katherine Jarvis, Edward Jeffreys, Joelan Kelly, Fletcher Kemp, Lauren Kittelty, Katherine Knott, Jessie Lamont, Caitlin Lawson, Jaimee-Lee Lee, Chloe Lewis, Harley Luppino, Nicola Malishev, Laura Mcdonald, Denis Mckenzie, Stephanie Mckenzie, Cavelle Mcpadden, Teak Mcquillan, Mary Morgan Alice Mullaly Franklin Neerhut, Edoardo Neil, Sam Nicholson, Olivia Nielsen, Laura O'brien, Anthea Rayson, Isobel Rossiter, Bernadette Russell, William Salvalaggio, Daniel Seward, Henry C (Harry) Shinners, Rhian Skoglund, Christopher Sloan, Lucinda Smith, Morgan Stekelenburg, Laura Stewart, Alexander Veanes Peta Weisenberger, Sophie Westman, Floyd Williams, Miranda Woolman, Emma YEAR 7 Adams, Siobhan Addison, Jake Albrecht, Jessica Alldis, Ryan Allen, Chloe Andrews, Meagan Arundell, William Barclay, Lachlan Bartlett, Holly Barton, Katherine Beaumont, Thomas Bowden, Thomas Bowtell, James Boyd, Alexandra

Braithwaite-Davies, Oliver Mcquillan, Sophia Menheere, Zach Brand, Lucy Middlemiss, Thomas Brehaut, Maysie Millington, Christopher Britt, Elena Moate, Lachlan Brown, Harriet Morris, Sarah Byrnes, Fraser Mountjoy, Jeremy Cameron, Charles Nancarrow, Monique Carr, Georgina Narita, Ashley Cassidy, Aengus Nice, Angus Certoma, Daniel O'brien, Julia Chien, Eric O'brien, Samuel Chirnside, Jessica O'connor, Clancy Clark, Jeremy Pasco, James Collett, Matthew Profitt, Samuel Cordner Penelope Reeve, Alika Craig, Kendall Richards, Mark Crowley, Philippa Riley, Ella D'altera, Sarah Robb, Angus Dawson, Emily Robson, Ngaire Day, Thomas Rogerson, Ned Dimovski, Scott Rosewall, Todd Eddey, Alexander Russell, Henry Edsall, Greer Russell, Isabelle Egan, Darci Rutherford, Emily Fallaw, Samantha Ryan, Jacinta Faulkner, Lucy Sahlstrom, Donald Fitzpatrick, Angus Salt, Madeleine Flynn, Clare Saunders, Katalin Fraser, Alice Schultz, Benjamin Gledhill, Daniel Serle, Catherine Golightly, Rachael Simandl, Michael Goodear, Alice Sinclair, Kate Gubbins, Phoebe Slone, Mark Guy, Stephanie Steinfort, Phoebe Harmon, Cody Sturges, Jeremy Hayden, Chloe Sunderland, Andrew Heath, William Taylor, Robert Herbert, Ainslie Thorns, Laura Herd, Alexander Tobin, Charlotte Homewood, Richard Tomkins, Jordan Hurley, Julia Tripolino, Robert Inness, Georgia Uebergang, Jessica Ioannou, Penelope Uren, Kate Jenkins, Michael Van Ingen, Connor Kelly, Thomas Van Leeuwen, Philippa Kent, Mitchell Wade, Matthew Keogh, Zoe Walsh, James Kirby, Michael Watson, Timothy Kirsopp, Teagan Watson, Caroline Lee, Seng White, Kim Levick, Anne Wood, Callum Lloyd, Daniel Wood, Elizabeth Maas, Thomas Wu, Luke Mack, Christopher Macrae, Georgina YEAR 8 Mathews, Lorcan Mclean, Nicole Agosta, Amelia Allen, Sophie

Anderson, Lauren Anderson, William Appelbe, Liam Arthur, Megan Babiolakis, Madeleine Barlow, Christopher Bowler, Hayden Boyd, Sophie Buchan, David Bull, Emily Burton, Harriet Caldow, Amy Caldwell, Eliza Cameron, Rebecca Carnell, Brittney Carroll, Thomas Champion, David Champness, William Champness, James Chapman, Chloe Chisholm, Sophie Clowes, Nick Collins, Lachlan Croft, Elizabeth Curnow, Edward Dunkley-Smith, Joshua Fagg, Christopher Flanagan, Julian Forsyth, Thomas Franklin, David Gazis, Alexandra Giblin, Todd Good, Alexander Gourley, Cameron Green, Elyse Grinter, Sarsha Grossnickle, Ona Gruzauskas, Mark Guerow, Jessica Guy, Michael Harbison, Amy Harrison, Nicholas Hartnell, William Hay, Harrison Hayes, Madeleine Henderson, Lachlan Hewitt, Susannah Hickman, Amelia Howard, Matthew Hughes, Jack James, Grant James, Sarah Jones, Ryan Kitchen, Drew Kloester, Elanor Kumnick, Timothy Langham, Freya

Leontiades, John Low, Brian Lowe, Connor Macrae, Nicholai Nielsen, Paris Perkins, James Pollard, Timothy Quail, Richard Rayson, Eloise Richardson, Rhiannon Rix, Kathleen Rossiter, Clare Said, Deana Said, Raquel Scaife, Anna Scale, Georgia Schult, Jordan Scott, Blair Seccull, Jessica Smith, Katie Smith, Angela Smith, Jacqueline Tarticchio, Wayde Taylor, Nicholas Taylor, Campbell Telegin, Elya Thompson, Fletcher Townley, John Trethowan, Ashley Tlirner, Andrew Tyack, Genevieve Uren, Timothy Van De Pol, William Veanes Hayden Verfurth, Emile Vo, Jessie Walsh, Nathan Walsh, Andrew Weddell, Albert Wiffen, Shane Wilkens, Edwina Williams, Keiran Wride, Matthew Wright, Christopher Young, Andrew YEAR 9 Adams, David Amon, Freya Bailey, John Bailey, Naomi Ballinger, Zachary Balodis, Steen Barnard, Huw Bartlett, Samuel Battye, Kristen Bell, Andrew Berton, Julian

Boyle, Catherine Britt, Natasha Brown, Alexandra Brown, Cameron Calaby, Alyssa Cameron, Jonathan Carman, David Chan, Yu-Ming Cluley-Bolsin, Christophei Collins, Dayne Cordy, Reece Costin, Mitchell Crowley, Alice Crowley-Clough, Stefanie Curnow, Charlotte Curran, Jack David, Ben Dennis, Sarah Dimovski, Benjamin Donald, Samuel Drew, James Edgeworth, Shaun Flynn, Hamish Forbes, Fergus Fraser, Lachlan Gainey, Stephanie Gazis, Mary Griffiths, Fleur Gubbins, Jessie Gubbins, Zach Gunther, David Hall, Georgia Harley, Miles Haskett, Benjamin Heard, John Henricus, Salvador Hill, David Holmes, Haydon Hough, Megan Hughes, Sarah Hurley, Monique Hyatt, Phillipa Ioannou, Socrates Jackson, Emma Jarrold, Sophie Jasek, Louis Jenkins, Thomas Jessen, Natalie Jilich, Lauren Kellett, Philip Kerney Madison Kim, Lydia King, Stephanie Knezevich, Theodore Kop, Jocelyn Landy, Katherine Lawson, Andrew

Lee, William Lidgerwood, Steven Lloyd, Jayson Luca, Vincent Lugg, Richard Macaulay, Vanessa Macdonald, Holly Mackenzie, Sophie May, Amanda Mcarthur, James Mcarthur, Andrew Mckenzie, Joel Mexted, Zara Milnes, Ashleigh Myer, Helena Nam, Oliver Nation, Richard Nelson, John Nice, Thomas O'brien, Eloise Oborne, Timmothy Oliver, Amy Olszak, Corey Osborne, James Oxley, James Paisley, Scott Peake, Annaleise Phillips, Nicholas Possingham, Katie Ratcliffe, James Reid, Julia Richardson, Holly Rockefeller, Michael Ross, Claire Russell, Cameron Ryan, Kelly Saunders, Adam Sawade, Thomas Schofield, William D Schofield, William J Sell, Eliza Serle, Andrew Seward, George Shing, Ka Yan Sims, Matthew Sinclair, Jock Skilbeck, Brigit Stanley, Alexander Steinfort, Tom Stevenson, Jackson Stewart, William Stewart, Hugh Sutherland, Campbell Taylor, Stacey Taylor, Andrew Thornton, Ty Tompkins, Joshua

Townley, Catherine Tamer, Ellen Wait, Kirsty Warren, Eloise Wescott, Anthea Wettenhall, Roger Whitworth, Samuel Wilson, James Wood, Brittany Wood, William Woolman, Jeremy YEAR 10 Abikhair, Melody Alston, Digby Amezdroz, Sophie Anderson, Edward Andi, Amanda Andrews, Christopher Banjanin, Andrew Baulch, Prudence Beaumont, Blake Black, Christopher Boston, Alexander Brand, Sam Brennan, Madeline Broad, Christopher Buchan, James Burrell, Samuel Butler, James Byrnes, Grace Calder, Anna Caldwell, Charles Campbell, Anna Carah Thomas Carr, Jacqueline Cassidy, Elizabeth Champion, Bridget Champness, Thomas Chan, I-Lun Chan, Wai Hung Chapman, Matthew Chirnside, Sally Chou, Yi-Te Coghlan, Allysha Colman, Michael Comer, Laura Cordner, David Crawford, Lucinda Croft, Anna Crowl, Charles D'altera, Emily Davey, Elise Davies, Lewis Dickens, Carl Dimartino, Kristofer Dimovski, Matthew Doak, Geoffrey

Doncon, Nicholas Duff, Samuel East, Phoebe Flanagan, Huw Friend, Benjamin Gilbert-Kent, Simon Golding, Andrew Gray, Emma Green, Stephen Griffiths, Christopher Gross, Joel Haig, William Hall, Alistair Hanson, Hugh Harbison, Sam Harbutt, Emma Hardcastle, Hamish Harten, Fiona Heaney, Katelyn Hendrey Jeanne Hickman, Tristan Hill, Elizabeth Hope-Johnstone, Virginia Houghton, Philip Hunt, Samuel Hurst, Elizabeth Jessen, Nicholas Jobson, Blake Johnstone, Thomas Langdon, Michael Lee, Jonathan Leontiades, Cleoniki Levick, Thomas Li, Adrian Lightfoot, Nadia Luxton, Nicholas Maas, William Macaulay, Alexandra Mackenzie, Susan Martizon, Edward Mccartney, Ashley Mcclure, Courtney Mccolley, Alicia Mcelwee, Samuel Mckay, Samantha Mckee-Larsen, Jamie Mclarty, Sarah Mclean, Susan Mclennan, Shea Mcnamara, Elise Mcpadden, Tarley Mellett, Michaela Merriman, Bennett Mill, Chloe Miller, Edward Millington, Carl Montgomery, Campbell

Morris, Annie Murray, Marcus Ng, Chi Fung Ng, Ling O'rourke, Laura Pasco, Gemma Paton, Campbell Petrovski, Kristina Philip, Melanie Picken, Peter Plummer, Kasselle Possingham, Michael Prest, Lauren Quaranta, Danielle Ramia, James Rayson, Amelia Roberts, Emma Robson, Matthew Rossjodean Russell, James Scaife, David Sherriff, Alicia Shinhata, Hokuto Siu, Hiu Nan Smissen, Peter Stevenson, Tim Stribling, Alyce Terpenou, Leanne Thompson, Benjamin Torney, Georgia Tripolino, Anthony Tlirner, Che Uzir, Tengku Van De Pol, James Veanes, Nicholas Vo,ThiAi Weddell, Henry West, Hannah West, Fraser White, Jonathan White, Christopher Williams, Scott Wilson, Matthew Witham, Scott Wright, Scott Wynn, Sarah Yap, Liam Young, Amy Young, David YEAR 11 Allan, David Allen, Jessica Arnold, Sara Arrigo, Jon Arthur, Caitlin Bailey, Katherine Barr, Charlotte

Goldsworthy, Kate Barson, Michael Gough, Louise Bautista, Jelly Anne Grant, Andrew Bautista, John Paul Gray, Alexander Beard, Nicholas Greig, Katherine Bennett, Rhys Griffiths, Stuart Boehm, Sarah Gruzauskas, Simon Bradshaw, Alice Guerreiro, Dalila Brown, Haley Haig, Olivia Bucek, Marcel Harris, Tony Buckley, Penelope Harten, Hamish Bums-Wallace, David Harvey, Fiona Burton, Stephanie Hawkins, Jane Cameron, Alistair Heard, Geoffrey Carah, Alexander Henderson, Chloe Carman, Christopher Herbert, Jackson Carnegie, Joel Herd, Philippa Chan, Yuet Yee Heritage, Ashlee Chapman, Hugh Hewitt, Nicholas Chen, Hung K Hill, Nicholas Cheng, Pui Hood, Georgina Chesson, Laura Hopkins, William Chiang, Melissa Hough, Andrew Chiang, Michelle Hynes, David Chidzey, Andrew Ismail, Jonathan Chow, Sin Yi Christensen, Rosemary Jahns, Frauke James, Timothy Ciach, Anthony Jasek, Christopher Clowes, Amber Jones, Alastair Cluley-Bolsin Natasha Kay, Jessica Clyne, Christopher Kemp, Andrew Cooke, Hannah Kempe, Ryan Crossley, Andrew Kemey, Lachlan D'altera, Katherine Kerr, Rebecca Dageforde, Kati-Luisa Lannan, James Davey, Clayton Law, Thomas Davey, Phillip Macgugan, David Devrome, Emile Maher-Hill, Holly Dickens, Luke Mallett, Sarah Donald, Thomas Malon, Stephanie Doran, Jacqueline Douglas-Garden, Timothy Mander, Hamish Manks, Kathryn Dowling, Lincoln Maruan, Akhdur Dupe, Terri Mccarty, Thomas Egan, Casey Mccurry, Miranda Elliott, Eliza Mexted, Todd English, Christie Milner, Michael Ewer, Rebecca Mountjoy, Tristan Fagg, Jacqueline Muhlebach, Xavier Fairbairnjane Nancarrow, Justine Forbes, India Nicolo, John-Paul Fox, Emily Noble, Chloe Foy, Lauren O'rourke, Jessica Francis, Kate Oliveri, Damian Franklin, Benjamin Oyadomari, Mitora Fraser, Timothy Palmer-Morgan, Jeremy Gant, Samantha Parkes, Robert Glennon, Peter

Paton, Phillipa Pattison, Philippa Peardon, Serena Perkins, Melanie Pohlman, Sam Meg Pollard, Angus Ramsay, Tiffany Reilly, Dugald Rhodes, Emma Roache, Stephanie Robb, Thomas Roberts, Lauren Rockefeller, Stephanie Ross, Catherine Ross, Eliza Russell, Julian Sawade, Samuel Schofield, Sarah Schokman, Carina Scriven, Lucy Sedger, Alex Sheahan, Jennifer Sherburn, Michael Shiels, Xavier Shum Daphne Silcock, Richard Simmonds, Phoebe Sinclair, James Slone, Markiya Smith, Kelly Smith, Stephanie Solomon, Timothy Stow, Max Tairisya, Chairudin Taylor, Louise Thompson, Adelle Tippett, Maximilian Tomkins Tegan Ulmer, Kirsten Vamvoulidis, Steven Walker, Claire Walsh, Renee Walsh, Lucy Warren, Amelia Waters, Nicholas Weeks, Jeremy Wei, Gary White, Ryan Wilkens, Phoebe Winship, Sarah Wood, Katherine Wride, Sean Young, James Young, Thomas Zhang, Li Fei

YEAR 12 Amezdroz, Nicholas Amon, Leisl Anderson, Melinda Anderson, Felicity Ashbridge, Brenton Balkin, Xavier Ballan, Timothy Bartlett, Joel Baulch, Sophie Beaumont, Harley Bell, Jackson Betts, Sophie Birks, Peter Blyth, Nicholas Booth, Alistair Bowler, Andrew Boyle, Charles Brown, Sophie Butyn, Gregory Carmichael, Peter Carr, Danielle Chapman, Thomas Cherry, Richard Clark, Samuel Clowes, Jon Collins, Jessica Colman, Richard Cordner, Amanda Costin, Robert Cotter, Simon Crawford, Annabelle Crawford, Lachlan Crowl, Genevieve Crowley, Timothy Davey James Davidson, Robert Day, Philippa Dela Cruz, Irving Dela Cruz, Marius Dennis, Peter Dennis, Ross Deppeler, Joel Dicker, Louisa Dijkstra, Michael Doak, Steven Donald, Benjamin Eastman, Harry Elliott, Zane Fagg, Elizabeth Falls, Penelope Farquharson, Jodie Gainey, Natalie George, Abby Giblin, Georgia Gore, Claire Grimwade, James

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