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The Magazine of The Geelong College

Principal

College

Head of Preparatory School

Visitors

Heads of Senior School

Prep Class of 1992

College Council

SRC

School Captains

Art in the City Program Year 9

School Prefects

Great Victorian Bike Ride 2004

Australian Rules Football Tour

Denmark 2004

School

Middle

School

Life 84

Year8H

Thailand

Year8l

Larapinta Report

Year8G

Year 9 Outdoor Education

Year8E

Year8D

Student tour to China 2004

Year7N

Senior School Debating

Year 70

94 gar

Year 7P

Sport

Year 7Q

Cricket

100

Year 7R

Badminton

103

Year 6

Rowing

104

Year 5L

Waterpolo

109

Year 5M

Swimming

110

Year 4J and 4K

Softball

112

Tennis

113

Basketball

118

Campbell

House

Year 3M

Football

121

Year 2/3W

Hockey

124

Year 2M

Netball

128

Year 1J

Soccer

132

Year 1W

Athletics

135

Prep A

Equestrian/Diving/Aerobics

140

PrepW

Surf Life Saving

141

Surfing/Underwater Hockey

142

Senior

School

Calvert

Awards

Coles

Awards

144

Keith

School Colours and Honours

148

McArthur

House Colours

150

McLean

Morrison

College

Shannon

Teaching Staff

Community 156

Wettenhall

Non Teaching Staff

158

Mackie

Staff Farewells

160

Mossgiel

School Roll

164

Boarding

Creative Arts Music

Arts Week

Senior School Art

Textiles

Creative Writing

House of Guilds

Campbell House Art

"Godspell"

Middle School Art

"Life After George"

The Good Person of Szechwan

Campbell House Play - The Game

"Life on Mars"

Mrs D Black, Mrs C Turner. Editors: Ms D Williams. Assistant Editor: Production and Design: New Litho Pty Ltd. 9888 5622 Arthur Reed Photography, Photographers: Mr R Kumnick - Photoplay, Pam Hutchinson Photography, 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

r Evans, Mr Williamson,

been established. As was the case

reporting on the outcomes achieved

members of Council, par-

with the development of a core set

at the end of each successive year.

ents, staff, students and

of College Values several years ago,

Among the many contributors to the

members of the Geelong College

these goals are not simple state-

elaboration of the Plan, I wish to

community. It is my privilege to

ments of virtuous intent but rather

acknowledge the particular role the

report on the progress the College

"robust calls to action" which will

Director of Teaching and Learning,

has made in the course of this year.

have a transforming impact on the

Mrs Mason, has played.

I believe that 2004 can be character-

programs and policies of the whole

So much for striving and prepara-

ized as a year of great striving and

school.

tion, On the fulfilment side of the reg-

preparation, on the one hand, and

The three essential strands of our

ister, I note the following develop-

general fulfilment, punctuated by

strategic plan are given succinct

ments in 2004,

significant success, on the other.

expression in the following core

Overall, enrolments at the College

The striving and preparation I refer to

commitments:

are strong and moving upwards, We

reflect the solid labour in which the

The College is geared to the knowl-

started the year with 1138 students

school and its teaching staff have

edge age of the 21st century,

and ended on a high of 1150. As a

been engaged since the end of last

We engage with the community and

result of the increased interest

year in order to formulate the strate-

are responsive to the wider world,

shown in our programs, we are

gic directions which will govern the

Our students are confident, compe-

adding a sixth Year 7 class in 2005

educational agenda of the College

tent and well-rounded young people

as well as an eighth junior primary

over the next six years, leading up to

who lead fulfilling lives.

class in Campbell House, thus creat-

our sesquicentenary in 2011. Each

It is, indeed, critical that our students

ing a double stream from Prep Grade

family, having received a copy of the

come to terms with the full implica-

through to Year 5. This latter devel-

Plan - outlining the context, goals

tions of acquiring knowledge and

opment will undoubtedly pave the

and overarching strategies inform-

lifelong learning, and that they reach

way for steady growth through the school into the future.

ing this enterprise - now has much

constructively out into the local

to look forward to as it is progres-

community and wider world - while

I am also pleased to report that our

sively implemented.

being equipped to lead lives of

gender balance is the best it has

Never before, I believe, has the

enduring worth and value, In decid-

ever been in this, the 30th anniver-

College

educational

ing how to deliver the 19 goals pre-

sary year of coeducation at the

issues so widely or articulated its

sented in this document, we will both

College. Growing from an intrepid

position so distinctively and publicly.

build on the known strengths of the

minority of four in 1974, girls today

We are proud of the detailed work

school and dare to break new

represent a very healthy 47% of the

that has been undertaken and excit-

ground. The task of implementation

school population. This is an ideal

ed by the substantial and wide-rang-

will be arduous but we have begun

balance which has enabled a thriving

ing scope of the goals that have

with great heart and I look forward to

coeducational culture to develop

canvassed

and to which, incidentally, other lead-

given the need for each of our sports

ing co-ed schools can generally only

to be numerically sustainable, it is

en masse in the polished and, at

aspire,

unlikely that any further develop-

times,

debate, the case for coeducation is

ments will occur in the near future.

Concert early in September. For their

sometimes given an indifferent hear-

Our most notable public sporting

part, our talented drama students

ing, so the publication just this week,

achievements this year have been in

staged a truly sensational major pro-

In the wider education

girls. I congratulate all those involved electrifying,

Foundation

here in Victoria, of a new study con-

girls' rowing, with the 1st VIII coming

duction of the musical Godspeil,

firming the many real benefits it

3rd in the Nationals, and 2nd in the

together with a compelling Year 12

brings to both boys and girls, is well

Head of the River before winning the

production of Life after George and a

worth noting.

prestigious Head of the Schoolgirls'

probing premiere creation Life on

Academically, the College has main-

regatta. Overall, the APS program

Mars, especially commissioned to

tained an enviable position within the

continues to offer a well-organized

capture the lives and preoccupa-

state. Indeed, earlier this year, on the

competition which is enjoyed by the

tions of our Year 11 Theatre Studies

basis of VCE study scores of 40 and

vast majority of students while serv-

class.

over, it was singled out as consis-

ing as a valuable platform for the

Another highlight of the co-curricular

tently the best school in regional

development of fitness, skills, team-

program this year was the quite

Victoria for the last eight years. We

work and sportsmanship.

remarkably-sustained performance

were delighted that the 2003 Dux,

Alongside sport, the College remains

of the Year 9 debating team, who

Annie Xin, our very first student from

committed to offering as extensive a

were to finish 2nd in a state-wide

mainland China, was named the top

range as it possibly can of other

competition involving nearly 500

international student in Victoria.

activities - all designed to enrich the

schools. Week after week, we held

From a co-educational perspective,

educational journey of our students

our breath: never before had a College team scaled such heights,

it was gratifying also to see that of

through the school, Thus, music,

the 20 highest achieving College

drama, debating and community

making us very proud indeed of the

students in the VCE, there was an

service have been joined in recent

five girls and boys concerned.

equal number of boys and girls.

years by solar cars and robotics,

Elsewhere in the 2004 catalogue of

Sport is a vital feature of the

while major expeditions and trips,

events, a challenging expedition in

College's co-curricular offering from

both to overseas destinations and

central Australia, our inaugural trip to

Year 7 to Year 12. Thanks to the

within Australia, now regularly whet

Thailand, return visits to China and

introduction of girls' soccer this year

our students' appetites for learning

Denmark and the now annual pil-

and the increasing popularity of

through adventure.

grimage to Shalom Christian College

water polo for both boys and girls, a

The music program, with its wealth

in Townsville, all took place. Such

very strong and varied program is

of styles and performance opportu-

experiences, which are obviously

now in place for all three APS sea-

nities, continues to be a magnet for a

memorable by themselves, produc-

sons. In the light of this growth and

large number of eager boys and

tively extend the physical, mental David Curnow (Spiritual and Outreach Co ordinator), Dr Pauline Turner.

page 3

Speech Day Address 2004 and cultural horizons of a growing

lications help to keep you well in

advancement

number of College students. I am

touch.

College.

The

Geelong

grateful to the teachers who led

It is time for me now to record my

Finally, may I say that it has been a

these excursions for the opportuni-

thanks.

pleasure to be associated with the

ties thus created.

Firstly, to all staff present for the

Year 12s of 2004, As they take their

A new project, Art in the City, designed

excellent care they take of our stu-

leave of us today, I wish them all well

to encourage our young students to

dents, for upholding sound academ-

- and thank the Prefects, Vice-

learn independently and build subject

ic standards, contributing construc-

Captains, Kirsten Ulmer and John-

expertise within a living urban context,

tively to the co-curricular program

Paul Nicolo, and Co-Captains, Eliza

was so successfully trialled by a group

and embracing the challenges of the

Elliott and Geoffrey Heard, in particu-

of Year 9s in Melbourne this year that it

new educational plan. Teaching is a

lar, for their excellent service to the

will be extended, as part of our strate-

multifaceted and dynamic profes-

school and leadership of the student

gic outreach, to include Geography

sion, and the responsibilities our

body, And, as always on this occa-

and History in 2005, The year's art pro-

teachers assume can never be

sion, it is with great pride and pleas-

file would not, of course, be complete

taken for granted,

ure that I announce our new school

without reference to the Annual Arts

I also - most warmly - thank those

leaders for 2005: Co Vice-Captains

Week, now in its 9th impressive year;

who are leaving the Senior School

will be Melody Abikhair and Charles

and to Jon Arrigo's extraordinary indi-

staff for the contribution they have

Crowl, and Co-Captains of the

vidual achievement in being named

made during their time at College:

College will be Sarah Wynn and

Australasian Designer of the Year for

Mrs Fitzpatrick, Mrs Brown, Mrs

Edward Miller, I congratulate these

Outdoor Furniture against professional

Macgugan, Mr Forsyth, Mr Edwards,

young people very warmly and look

all-comers, for his stylish jarrah outdoor

Mr Hanan, Mme Mirza and Ms You,

forward to the exemplary leadership

swing chair, which was completed

and in particular, I thank Mr Harris,

all four will undoubtedly provide next

while Jon was still in Year 11.

who retires after 31 years of devoted

year,

Adjacent to the traditional home of

service in a number of capacities: as

Fine and Applied Arts at the College,

a teacher of Chemistry, coach of

the House of Guilds, construction of

athletics and softball, former Head of

the eagerly anticipated Keith Humble

House and Head of Science, current

Centre for Music and the Performing

VCE Coordinator and Markbook

Arts began early in October, and has

Coordinator and member of the

proceeded according to plan. A

Senior School administration team.

milestone in the built history of the

We will miss his exacting standards:

College, this capacious facility, with

no split infinitive or errant preposition

its impressive array of performance,

has ever been tolerated in reports on

rehearsal and practice spaces, will

Mr Harris' stern watch!

consolidate a marvellous new cultur-

I also extend grateful thanks to the

al precinct. Upon its completion in

members of my Executive team for

2006, we will at last have a perform-

their outstanding commitment again

ing arts base worthy of the expecta-

this year; to Council members for the

tions and talents of the staff and stu-

important work they do on behalf of

dents of both music and drama.

the school and, especially, to Mr Alan

This, then, is the brief story of the

Williamson, their chairman, for the

College's journey this year. Much

encouragement he has given me

more has happened than I am able

personally and his wholehearted

to relate today - but our various pub-

dedication to the wellbeing and

Dr Pauline Turner.

Head of Preparatory School future, Thank you, Bill, for all you

It is fair to say that we are moving

end of the year, moving to take up a

through a period of change, where

position as Year 7 Area Leader and

have done for the school in general

we are reviewing our offerings, in

also assuming responsibility for

and for the students, in particular,

order to provide an education which

oversight of school reporting, whilst

I would sincerely like to thank our

is relevant in today's changing socie-

Mrs Coral Turner returns as Deputy

Prep Parents' Association and out-

ty; an education that we hope will

Head (Welfare), These people, along

going

provide our students with the best

with Director of Campbell House,

Neilsen, for their support for our

President,

Mrs

Leanne

opportunity for future success.

Mrs Libby Russell and Director of the

school, They continue to be a strong

This change has been phased in

Early Learning Centre, Mrs Andree

support mechanism for both parents

over the past 4 years, beginning with

Fitzgerald, who steps down as

and the school and have this year

the introduction of the Enviro Year,

Director after 10 years, but stays on

provided some $14000 for us to pur-

and then followed up with the

as a member of the teaching staff,

chase extra equipment for use by

Multimedia program at the Year 6

and our Upper Primary Area Leader,

students,

level two years ago and finally the

Mr Mark Neeld have ensured that

In conclusion, I thank all of the teach-

Collabor8 program, mid way through

the school runs smoothly on a day to

ing and teaching support staff for the

this year,

day basis,

hard work and effort that has been

Next year will see a further expan-

Mrs Rhondda Millen steps down

put in this year, especially that which is associated with a change period.

sion of the Prep School with an extra

after 16 years as coordinator of Art, a

class at Campbell House and at Year

time which included oversight of the

In particular, I thank the Prep School

7 level for 2005, to make a total of 26

building of our Middle School Arts

office staff, Angela, Mandy and Vicki

classes; 2 classes at each level from

Centre, and, although she will still

for their patience and professional-

Prep to Year 5, 3 at Yr 6, 6 at Year 7

teach art here, I would sincerely like

ism, it is greatly appreciated,

and 5 at Yr 8. I am pleased to see

to thank her for her support for our

that we have achieved these enrol-

Creative Arts' program in the school,

Mr Chris Lawson

ments in the light of an uncertain

Mr Bill Jennings retires at the end of

funding future and I am sure that

the year and I will miss his experi-

these trends reflect the strong sup-

ence, advice and wisdom, Although

port for our educational programs in

it will be strange not to see Bill in the

the Middle Years

staffroom, on the sporting field, or at

I would particularly like to thank my

camp, I have no doubt that he will

Deputy Head (Administration) Mr

maintain a busy lifestyle, I wish he

Harry Roberts and acting Deputy

and his wife Sue all the best for

Head (Welfare) Mrs Leanne Russell

retirement, although I have no doubt

for their hard work throughout the

we will see Bill back here in an emer-

year, Mrs Russell steps down at the

gency teaching role in the near

Head of the Preparatory School

Heads of Senior School

he pages of this 2004

along

Pegasus contain not only a

responsibility for their own individual

Australia. As with the Year 9

record of this year's events

progress.

Wollangarra program in the Victorian mountains, these trips increasingly

with

increased

personal

verse an arid region in Central

but, more importantly, recognition of

Complementing the rigorous aca-

Geelong College students' continu-

demic program, the regular co-cur-

include a service component so that

ing willingness to embrace opportu-

ricular activities provide students

we can contribute, albeit in a minor

nities which expand the breadth of

with the chance to learn new skills,

way, to the areas we visit. Similarly as

their own experience and contribute

refine existing ones and to co-oper-

a part of our weekly routine, stu-

to that of others. The life of a typical

ate with peers to achieve an optimal

dents volunteer to help others in our

Senior School student is a busy one,

team performance. At all levels of

local community through the com-

combining timetabled classes, fol-

sport we observe participants train-

munity service element of our House

low-up homework, an extensive

ing and competing at their best, irre-

Tutorial program,

sporting program and a diverse

spective of their level of expertise or

Whilst the diversity of programs has

range of House and School activi-

competence. We recall many musi-

always been a feature of the College,

ties that enable individuals to spe-

cal highlights, but possibly the two

the manner in which so many of our students become fully involved is

cialise, extend or serve well beyond

most significant, the Foundation

that which is immediately required.

Concert and Carols by Candlelight,

probably of greater significance, It is

The numerous stories and photo-

showcased the full spectrum of

through serious effort rather than

graphs within this edition, and the

experience, all sharing a common

superficial participation, that genuine

many more that we could not fit in,

goal of performing together as an

contribution and consequently maxi-

highlight the educational challenges

ensemble, Dramatic productions this

mum

that so many of our students tackle

year set new standards of excel-

attained, Finally, we wish to acknowl-

personal

achievement

with enthusiasm.

lence, with the musical Godspell in

edge the conscientious way in which

Throughout this year the first stages

particular delighting all audience

members of staff have made the

of a changing curriculum were intro-

members over three marvellous

2004 year so successful; it is

duced, with some modifications to

nights, whilst a relatively junior

through their collective efforts that

the structure of our daily routine and

debating team demonstrated just

all of these excellent opportunities

opportunities for students to exer-

how successful our 'quiet achievers'

for students have arisen,

cise greater choice about their sub-

can be,

jects, the content within electives

During vacation periods our stu-

and the manner in which they learn.

dents have ventured beyond the

Whilst these early steps may seem

Talbot Street gates, to further lan-

relatively minor, they prepare the

guage and cultural study in China, to

way for students to enjoy greater

visit a sister school and explore rural

flexibility with their formal studies,

communities in Thailand and to tra-

Roger Smith and Margaret Lethbridge Heads of Senior School

School Council Report 2004

o doubt the education

school. Their willingness to participate

bers of the College community who

debate during the recent

in the process is a demonstration of

have donated to the capital appeal.

election campaign prompted

the great interest which many in the

The need for a facility such as this at

parents to think about the reason

College community have in the

the College has long been apparent.

why they enrolled their child at the

progress of the school.

The wait has been worthwhile as the

College. We know from the survey of

I commend Dr Turner, members of staff

school will have one of the best facil-

parents conducted by the College in

and all who worked so hard to produce

ities for the teaching and perform-

2002 that they expected the school

what I am sure you will agree is a very

ance of music and drama of any

to develop the whole child so that he

perceptive, articulate and bold initiative

school in Victoria.

or she emerged as a confident well

that will stand the College in good

The events to which I have referred

spoken young adult, to produce high

stead in the years ahead, The imple-

and other initiatives at the school in

academic results and to provide a

mentation of the Education Strategy is

2004

broad curriculum as part of a well

a priority of Council, This will require a

enhance the quality and diversity of

are

intended

further

rounded education. It was the results

significant investment in the years

the

of this survey that provided the impe-

ahead. However that is the price of

College. It is important that the

education

offering

the

tus for the Strategic Education Plan

excellence, I believe it is a price worth

school continues to do so as its suc-

that was approved by Council and

paying.

cess in achieving excellence in all

announced by Dr Turner this year.

The commencement of the con-

that it undertakes is arguably the sin-

To my mind, the Education Strategy is

struction of the Keith Humble Music

gle most important factor that

one of the most significant policies

and Performing Arts Centre this year

underpins the strength which the

ever adopted by the College Council,

was a further significant event at the

school currently enjoys. Of course the success of the school

as it defines the course of the educa-

College. I announced last year that

tion to be provided by the College in

the project would proceed if there

ultimately depends on its members

the years ahead. The fundamental

was no significant change to the

of staff. The achievements of our

responsibility of the College is the

school's entitlement to Common-

students in education, sport and the

education of its students. It is there-

wealth Government funding and

many other activities in which they

fore appropriate that parents should

more than $1 million was raised by

participate at the school and their

be made aware of how the school

way of a capital appeal. Both condi-

development into confident well

intends to do so. The Strategy will

tions have been satisfied. The first

spoken young adults is testament to

also create a point of difference

because of the favourable election

the fact that the College has mem-

between the College and the schools

outcome which has meant that the

bers of staff who are highly skilled

in the region with whom it competes

school

and committed to the advancement

for enrolments. The Strategy was

Commonwealth funding entitlement

will

retain

its

current

developed after extensive consulta-

and the second because of the

tion with all the stakeholders in the

extraordinary generosity of mem-

of the school and its students. Alan Williamson Chairman

Below: School Council Photo 1: Back Row (L-R): Carol Barnard, Richard Carr, Ian Macmillan, Dr Sarah Leach, Neville Findlay Front: Rev David Kim, Helen Goode, Michael Dowling, Dr Pauline Turner, Alan Williamson, Rod Ashby, Bill Huffam, Sue Gould, Rob Robson Absent: Cam Emerson, Ken Jarvis, Mark Scriven, Hugh Seward, David Waterhouse

School Captains' Report

tepping through the curved

tion and framework of our education.

collective journey. They have added

wrought iron gates, one can

Their unwavering support is the hall-

their unique experience to this

sense the history that clings

mark of The Geelong College. The

shared journey and it is one that we

to the ivy that creeps over the walls,

teachers have worked unselfishly to

will continually reflect upon in the

that crawls over bricks and panes of

ensure that we have the opportunity

years to follow, It is the culmination of

glass upward to the bell tower.

to achieve our dreams and fulfil our

all these aspects that enables The

Within the Cloisters echoes of con-

potential.

Geelong College to be one of the

versation reverberate quietly from

It is the students who we will remem-

finest

every archway. The lawns lie still; a

ber most from our time at the

boarding schools in Australia.

sea of emerald reflecting the sun.

College. Each and every student has

The Geelong College will remain

made an individual contribution to

Eliza Elliott and Geoffrey Heard

etched into our memories as an

the intricate collage that depicts our

co-educational

day

and

Co-Captains

indelible reminder of our diverse experiences. This school provides all its students with a rich, privileged and stimulating education, one that fosters strong relationships among those who attend it. It has given us the necessary latitude and encouragement to develop within, not only as thinkers, but as people. Within the ambience of the College, we are not only taught how to think, but how to live. From the start of our schooling The Geelong College has served our needs and nurtured our dreams, providing cultural, sporting and social programs that expanded our horizons. Not only have we been encouraged academically, but we have also made friendships that will last for life. The academic staff, whose commitment and dedication has been Kirsten Ulmer, Vice Captain

invaluable, has provided the foundaCo-Captains, Geoffrey Heard and Eliza Elliott.

John-Paul Nicolo, Vice Captain.

School Prefects

Prefects 2004 3rd Row L-R: James Sinclair, Akhdur Maruan, Rhys Bennett, James Lannan, Emile Devrome, Nicholas Hewitt, Andrew Chidzey 2nd Row: Caitlin Arthur, Phoebe Simmonds, Lucy Walsh, Todd Mexted, Stephanie Roache, James Young, Charlotte Barr, Holly Maher-Hill, Kate Wood Front Row: Haley Brown, John-Paul Nicolo (Co-Vice Captain), Eliza Elliott (Co-Captain), Mrs M Lethbridge, Dr P Turner, Geoffrey Heard (Co-Captain), Kirsten Ulmer (Co-Vice Captain), Lucy Scriven

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ELC

Top Row: Caitlin Smith and Jack Moorfoot, Samuel Hall, Oscar Illingworth

2nd Row: Jonathon Cole, Constance Ivanciv, Tristan Phung, Lachlan Jones and Charlie Harris

3rd Row: Tanya Madden (Assistant) and Samuel Mai one, Patrick Ryan, Georgia Adams and Laura Ryan 5th Row: Ava Gorell and Stephanie Cameron, Curtis Hodgson, Simone Datson (Co-Teacher)

4th Row: Grace O'Brien and Auryn Holmes, Annabel Jelley, Myalla Hatch

6th Row: Andree Fitzgerald (Director and Teacher) and Jessica McLachlan, Oscar Hynes

ELC

LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Klein, Georgia Urquhart, Thomas Rumble, Ainsley Harris, Sophie Tol, Charles Horach, Eliza Shannon, Oscar Brownless, Nicholas'Papic, William Gorell, Maddison Carr, Katie O'Connor, Lachlan Wynter, Courtney Bartlett, Katherine Klein, James Thorne, Samuel Peace, Isabel Sayers, Bronte Smith, Michelle Hynes, Bailey Scott, Lachlan Bartlett, Thomas Milner, Lucy Colson, Lynne Byatt, Luke DeYoung, Eve Braslis, Tanya Madden, Ethan Gubbels

ELC

LEFT TO RIGHT: Aleisha Mauderer, Brianna Perry, Edward Sillitoe, Mia Harris, Nicholas Proebstl, James O'Connor, Claudia Rose, Michaela Ryan, Connor Treweek, Ella Edwards, Mrs Ros Molyneux (Teacher), Fergus Black, Ruby Pascoe, Lewis Martin, Thomas McDonald, Mrs Meredith Herbert (Assistant), Leyton Mahon, Nicholas Kemp, Lachlan Adams, Genevieve Nicholson, Oliver Manton, Hannah McLeod, James Cole, Li am Jelley, Bentley Fitzgerald, Miss Rebecca Gaylard (Assistant), Neve Horvat, Oscar Malone, Edward Cockram, Olivia Ryan, Zoe van Ammers, Alexander O'Byrne, Cary Foley, Simone Brown.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL

Mark Richards

Angus Nice

Luke Wu

Mr Michael O'Donnel1

Alice Fraser Maysie Brehaut Katalin Saunders Alika Reeve Jess Albrecht

Jeremy Mountjoy

Dean Denny

Darci Egan Monique Nancarrow Sarah D'Altera

James Walsh Christopher Millington Jeremy Clark

Philippa Van Leeuwen Alice Goodear Ainslie Herbert

Kate Hal stead Stephanie Guy

Henry Russell Richard Homewood Fraser Byrnes Michael Jenkins

8i Samantha Fall aw, Penelope Cordner, Rachael Golightly

Ned Rogerson

Christopher Mack, Lachlan Moate, Jake Addison

Andrew Sunderland, Shaw Kitchen, Thomas Middlemiss, Donald Sahlstrom

Thomas Day

Charlotte Tobin, Ann Levick, Greer Edsall, Laura Thorns

Daniel Lloyd

Jordan Tomkins

Mitchell Kent, Ben Schultz, Thomas Maas

James Bowtell

Robert Taylor, Samuel O'Brien, Lorcan Mathews

Madeleine Salt, Kate Uren, Teagan Kirsopp

Zoe Keogh, Lucy Brand, Phoebe Steinfort

Kalena Banjanin, Elena Britt, Alexandra Boyd, Georgina MacRae

Ryan Alldis, William Heath, Alexander Eddey, Michael Simandl

Matthew Wade, Thomas Kelly, Alexander Herd, Thomas Beaumont

Emily Rutherford

Julia Hurley, Sarah Morris, Clare Flynn

8e and 8d

and

8D Siobhan Adams William Arundel 1 Holly Bartlett Katherine Barton Oliver Braithwaite-Davies Harriet Brown Eric Chien Matthew Collett Philippa Crowley Emily Dawson Scott Dimovski Daniel Gledhill Phoebe Gubbins Cody Harmon Georgia Inness Penelope Ioannou Nicole McLean Zach Menheere Julia O'Brien Ella Riley Todd Rosewall Catherine Serle Timothy Watson Kim White Callum Wood 8E Meagan Andrews Thomas Bowden Charles Cameron Georgina Carr Aengus Cassidy Daniel Certoma Jessica Chirnside Lucy Faulkner Angus Fitzpatrick Chloe Hayden Michael Kirby Ashley Narita Milika Nation Clancy O'Connor James Pasco Samuel Profitt Stevie Quirk Ngaire Robson Isabelle Russell Jeremy Sturges Robert Tripolino Connor Van Ingen Caroline Watson Elizabeth Wood Mentors Mrs Linda Lee Mrs Adria Juros Mr Bill Jennings

Laura Beveridge - Rebecca Carman - Katherine Drury - Julian Fabbian - Nicole Filling - Samuel Goddard - Oliver Grinter - Rachel Harris - Sophie Hayes - Michael Jones Lauren Kemp - Jaimee-Lee Lawson - Elliott Mann - Edoardo Neerhut - Anthea O'Brien - Isobel Rayson - William Russell - Daniel Salvalaggio - Monique Sherriff - Marica Sophos - William Stevenson - lexander Stewart - David Wescott - Miranda Williams

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page 20

Fletcher Kelly, Alexander Carr and Angus Seller

Daniel Berton

Laura Malishev

Laura Stekelenburg

Tim Cleary

Xavier Hatch

OPPOSITES Friends and colours light up our day

Olivia Nicholson

Vacuuhning and dentists make it all grey. Ice-skating, bowling, things that are fun, Zucchini, squash, gross things for us.

Cavelle McKenzie

Chocolate, lollies, things that are prime!

Drawn by David Goodridge

Braces take up such a lot of our time. Phone calls to mates and shopping sprees, School stresses us, to the back teeth. Juices from juice bars and movies galore! From homework; we have tonnes! Find they give us more. Sunshine, warm weather, making us smile, Tom Perkins and Ross Anderson

The cold and the rain; grey skies for miles. Surfing the sea, a sport that is fun, Black clouds loom over and cover the sun. And sometime, we feel that we have been cursed, But look on the bright side, life could be worse! By Cavelle Mckenzie WANTED!

Zoe Seccull

Caitlin Lamont

A Circus Flea A flea that can dance,

Francesca Henricus

A flea with snazzy pants. A flea that can swing high above,

Miss Kim Johnson and Mr Mark Torpey

A flea that everyone will love. A flea that must be tough, A flea that cannot be rough. A flea that can walk the tight-rope, A flea that makes things vanish into smoke. A flea that can breathe fire, Stephanie Babiolakis

Drawn by Fletcher Kelly

David Goodridge

A flea that does not easily tire. A flea that can act the clown, A flea that lets nobody down. A flea than can fly, A flea that can jump into the sky. A flea that I would love to catch, A flea that would be my very own acrobat. By Fletcher Kelly

Nicola Luppino

Stephanie Taylor

Fdward Jarvis

Back Row: Sarah Agosta, Mitchell Gourley, Sebastian Bel lew, Georgia Scott, Mary Bradshaw Fourth Row: Mr R. Nelson, Samantha Brimacombe, Mrs M. Oates, Luke Chaffey, Laura Nielsen Third Row: Margot Champion, Morgan Smith, Peta Veanes, Thomas Darley Second Row: Thomas Molyneux, Thomas Davey, Sam McLean, Elizabeth Gore, Teak McPadden Front Row: Sebastian Hall, Dominic Tigani, Kate Kittelty, Olivia Dal ton, Katherine Holding

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THE YEAR 7 COHORT EXPERIENCE MANY ACTIVITIES WHILST ON CAMP IN THE GRAMPIANS. HERE IS A SNAPSHOT OF THESE ACTIVITIES, FEATURING 7R.

Left top to bottom: Daniel Howard, Tristan Tan, Aidan Chu - Phoebe Potter, Bethany Adelwohrer, Ayrlie Lane, Emma Woolman - Darcy Thomson, Emma Woolman, Chloe Lee - Mitchell Dye, Mr S. McCallum, Aidan Chu, Ruth Blair, James McDonald, Rebecca Amezdroz, Brittany Elliott - Mr S. McCallum (Learning Mentor), James McDonald Right top to bottom: Emma Woolman, Rhian Shinners, Darcy Thomson, Phoebe Potter, Christopher Skoglund, Harry Seward, Chloe Lee - Sonia Campanaro, Isabel 1e Cooke, Jemma Guerow, Brittany Elliott - Joshua Hay - Ayrlie Lane, Lucinda Sloan, Jemma Guerow - Sam Baird, Daniel Tomkins - Mrs P. Hal sal 1 (Learning Mentor)

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Above: Benjamin Morgan, Kirbi Bound, David Homewood, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Mrs J. Hobbs

Below: Holly Shelley, Hugo Steinfort, Thomas Goodear, Claire Findlay, Lucy Watson, George Cameron Above: Lewis Pascoe, Cameron Williams, Ebony Westman, Emily Profitt, Bronte Thornton

Below: Matthew Fitzpatrick, Aaron Sachdev, Alexander Rodenburg

Lewis Pascoe, Lucy Watson, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Matthew Muschalla, Nicholas Fulton

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Front L-R clockwise

page 28

Alexander Walsgott

Harry Baylis

James Porter

Anna Brodie

Matthew Allen

Edward Ratcliffe

Brydie Murrihy

Nathan Salvalaggio

Rowan Payne

Meg Gubbins

Elena Gazis

Taneesha Plummer

James C a m

William Kittelty

Joshua C a m

Peter Babiolakis

Sophie Faulkner

James Christou .

Claire Oakley

Ms C. Rooke ••"

4j and 4k

CHEMICAL

REACTIONS... Erica White, Imogen Nicholson, Hannah Peace, Thomas Carman

Kelsey Reith-Myers, Daniel Hodgson

Julia Colman, Patrick Brimacombe, Olivia Garcey, Ronan Mathews, Matthew Parker, Alexander Ragg

Sarah Ceilesh , Juliette Jarvis, Nina Zhang

Jack Shembrey, Jai van den Bedem, Mr Andrew McKie

Shayden Robinson, Jye Osborn, Max Steinfort

2/3w

CHEMICAL

REACTIONS....

Samuel Russell, Emma Ring, Brady Harmon, Natalie Collett, Lucy Brownless, William Cailes, Jack Stekelenburg

Mrs K Watson, Bronte Panckridge, Alexandra Luppino

Mitchell O'Leary, William Shelley, Corina Palmer

Hamish Baylis, Alexandra De Young

William Cailes, Brady Harmon

Toby Profitt, Jaimee Allen

Hugh Neerhut, Li am Oborne, Virginia Eddey

2m's v i s i t to the Gallery

"Yesterday,4th August, 2M went to the Geelong Art Gallery, We went there because we are studying Australia and Mrs Russell wanted us to learn how to draw Australian landscapes," My favourite was a log with a really organic background," "Mrs Russell wanted us to copy a painting, I did the countryside, It was beautiful," "Vitti, Alice, Gen and I did a sketch of a tree with lots of colour in it," "When we got back I thought the excursion was short and I wanted it to last longer, but I had a great time,"

lj Jones 2004 Book Week

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1W...Light, colour and sound Light is sun. Light is a star. Light is when the sun reflects on the moon. Light is a lamp. Light is yellow.

Oh Light, Oh Light I couldn't survive. Without you the plants would die. The animals wouldn't survive, There would be no oxygen to breathe.

Colours can be in a rainbow when water and sun are put together.

I learn in the language groups because I am doing an activity. I love it.

LIGHT Light is very bright, Night can be very light. It is a wonderful sight. Day and night.

Colour can come from the sky. I see colour in a sunset.

I learn best anywhere in the classroom because every table is something that I learn and every table is different. I learn best on the floor and at Spelling. I am learning new words.

I like computer because we have to write and we learn to spell the word.

What would the world be like if it were always night time? The world would be sleepy. Morning would never come. It would be cold. Nothing would grow. Everybody would get bored because it was always night time. You wouldn't survive if it was always night time because there wouldn't be any oxygen.

A SPECTRUM Light is white and travels in a straight line. It is when light is bent that we can see a spectrum.

Why is light important? Light helps us to see. Light helps us to make oxygen.

I learn best at Mrs Wynter's table because I learn a lot about books.

I learn best at Maths boxes because I learn to count different numbers because I do different Maths every day.

Colours are all around us. Colours can be different shades. I learn best at Integrated Studies because Mrs Wynter gives us ideas and then we get ideas.

Colours can make us feel happy.

I learn at journal writing because I can write about what I am doing. I learn on the floor because I listen and I concentrate and learn.

Samuel Bartlett, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, MacKenzie Chrimes, Olivia Clark, Rebecca Finlay, Mitchell Goninon, Zoe Gorell, Jaydn Halik, Elizabeth Klein, Eugene Lynch, Lachlan McPherson, Jake Mitchell, Emily Nash, Thomas Neerhut, Lachlan Patrick, Morgan Perry, Caitlan Scally, Sarah Smith, Shannessy Ward page 36

I like Maths because I learn sums, really big sums and I can talk to others about big sums.

Prep a

Mollie Fernandez, Rebecca McGrath, Angela Morris

Miss Vicki Henderson (Teacher Assistant), Mrs Althea Abraham (Teacher) Mrs Sharon O'Neill (Integration Aide)

We can see reflections when l i g h t h i t s a smooth shiny surface

Faith Finley, Jack Lindros, James Gorell, Matthew Malishev

Thomas Murray, Olivia Karavitis, Sidney Scerri, Harrison O'Brien

Suzanne Baxter, Ruby D'Arcy, William Tol, Lachlan McBain

Sam Coutts, Jessica Fitzpatrick, William Carr, Hoi lie Rochow

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Prep w

Prep w lighten up

.,. a study of light and colour

Top row, left to right: Daniel Morgan, Amelia Patrick - Eliza Santalucia, Jordan O'Leary 2nd row: Jack Rayson, Maysie Sadler - Rachael Goy - Lucas Thomson-Moore, Ethan Braslis, Lucinda Milner, Emma Gorell 3rd row: Chantel Horvat, Matthew Jackman, Caitlin Sankey Nicholas Manton, Chioe Wynter, Alexander West, Mark Kovacev, Isabella Harris Bottom Row: Charles Baylis, Taylor van den Bedem Mrs Anne Wightman (Teacher), Mrs Lisa Davis (Integration Aide) and Mrs Jenny Kittelty (Teacher Assistant)

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SENIOR SCHOOL

Calvert House

Top: Captains Rhys Bennett and Natasha Cluley-Bolsin with the Athletics Cup Above: Cross-Country runners James Russell and Edward Anderson

Head of House: Mrs Diane Black

Calvert has been the powerhouse of

with our rendition of 'Help' by the

Tutors: Mrs Leonie Brown, Mrs

Football and the inclusion of Year 9

Beatles. However, our Small Group

Diane Clifford, Ms Julia Ekkel, Mrs

students George Johnstone and

blew the judges away with Gerry

Linda Gallus, Mr Andrew Payne, Mr

Ben Grice put any opposition to rest

Crocker's 'Unsent Letter', saving us

Michael Terry

as we again took the title in fine style,

from total disgrace!

Captains: Natasha Cluley-Bolsin,

Netball for the Calvert girls has been

Valiant efforts were put in by the

Geoffrey Heard

strong in the past, and this year was

Calvert

Prefects: Rhys Bennett, Casey

no exception as both the Junior and

Badminton, VolleyBall and Water

contingent

Hockey,

Egan, Georgina Hood, Christopher

Senior teams made their finals.

Polo during the year. These may be

Jasek, Akdhur Maruan, Serena

Despite both going down to stronger

the areas for future improvement as

Peardon, Kirsten Ulmer

opposition, the effort of all girls must

we did not place well in these sports.

be commended. The long-term

The intellectual intelligence of our

Once again Calvert House members

commitment to House Netball from

debaters was displayed beguilingly

have continued their great tradition

Year 12 girls Jane Fairbairn, Serena

throughout the year lead by our very

of participation and enthusiasm,

Peardon and Philly Herd has made

own debating stalwart, Geoff Heard.

resulting in great House spirit, many

Netball very enjoyable.

The Debaters had another charis-

pleasing results and a memorable

Defending the Athletics title meant

matic year and we look to have

year. It culminated with the winning

that all members were called upon to

much promise in the future with Will

of the Cronk Trophy for 2004.

contribute to the best of their ability

Monotti being part of the outstand-

Starting the year with the Swimming

which they did, resulting in Calvert

ing Year 9 team. Calvert's communi-

carnival, all Calverteers did their best

taking 1st place. Our Age Champions,

ty service branched out this year

to fill events. House spirit was

Virginia Hope-Johnstone, William J

with some new areas to support.

defined by Casey Egan's enthralling

Schofield, Grant James and David

Georgina Hood collected blankets

200m swim late in the day. With our

Hunt made this easier, as well as our

for the Lost Dog's Home and we

rowers unable to compete due to

place getters Annabelle Paton (2nd),

were able to make a much-needed

other commitments, Calvert pro-

Sarah Dennis (3rd) and Kirsten Ulmer

contribution to some gorgeous

duced a gallant effort to place 2nd.

(3rd).

dogs. Later in the year Calvert pro-

We congratulate our Age Champion

After the Easter holidays, Cross-

vided a 'meat' feast for the athletes.

Kirsten Ulmer for another fine effort.

country came around all too soon,

Led by Emily Paton and Serena

The Calvert boys took to the field in

for the other Houses that is, as the

Peardon's organization; the banquet

House Cricket and the combination

maroon taskforce took to the banks

was well devoured and provided a

of James Young's smashing sixes

of the Barwon and blitzed the field

generous donation to the Earth

finishing on top. We needed much

Watch Foundation. Calvert moved

and the finesse of James Ramia and Tom Johnstone, we were able to fin-

more 'help' in the Music sector when

into the future this year as Akhdur

ish in 1st place. For many years now

we attempted to rock Morrison Hall

displayed his great computer skills in

Left: The Calvert softbal1ers Above: Swimming angels Serena Peardon, Jane Fairbairn and Georgie Hood

the form of Calvert's new tantalizing

Clifford, Mrs Ekkel and Mrs Gallus

all Calvert members the best for the

Below: Calvert House

website, We hope to see this contin-

whose help was much appreciated

coming years.

ue, as it is a great source of informa-

by all House members.

6th Row L-R Mark Gruzauskas Taylor Broad Henry Weddell Samuel Burrell Christopher Cluley-Bolsin William J Schofield Sam Sawade Thomas Champness Simon Gruzauskas Campbell Sutherland James Van de Pol Edward Anderson Thomas Johnstone David Hunt Alistair Lindeman

tion and laughter.

As House Captains we would like to

On behalf of all Calvert House mem-

thank our fellow Prefects, Casey

bers we would like to thank Mrs

Egan, Kirsten Ulmer, Geoff Heard,

Black for her tireless work, not for-

Serena

getting her support crew of Mr

Georgina Hood and Akhdur Maruan

Payne, Mr Terry, Mrs Brown, Mrs

for their continued support, We wish

Peardon,

Chris

Jasek,

Rhys Bennett and Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Captains

5th Row L-R James Champness Michael Guy David Carman Jackson Herbert Thomas Sawade John Heard James Russell Samuel Bartlett Louis Jasek James Young William Van de Pol Bennett Merriman James Rami a Christopher Carman Grant James 4th Row L-R John Leontiades William Champness Matthew Howard Timothy Maltby Charles Crowl James Perkins Campbell Taylor Benjamin Grice Albert Weddell George Johnstone Jeremy Woolman Zach Gubbins John Townley William Monotti 3rd Row L-R Daphne Shum Sarah Dennis Eliza Sell Jane Fairbairn Jessie Gubbins Emily Paton Philippa (Pip) Hyatt Annabelle Paton Alicia Sherriff Angela Smith Stephanie Smith Philippa Herd Melanie Perkins Catherine (Cate) Townley Virginia Hope-Johnstone Georgina Philip 2nd Row L-R Jessica Allen Naomi Bailey Greer Dimsey Phoebe East Melanie Philip Allysha Coghlan Annaleise Peake Melody Abikhair Jodean Ross Cleo Leontiades Jackie Carr Sophie Allen Front Row L-R Georgina Hood Serena Peardon Kirsten Ulmer Casey Egan Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Rhys Bennett Akhdur Maruan Christopher Jasek Geoffrey Heard Absent Sarah Mallett Head of House: Mrs D Black Tutors: Mr M L Terry Mrs L J Brown Mr A W Payne Mrs J Ekkel Mrs L Gallus Mrs D Clifford (Absent)

Top: Calvert in action for the Athletics House chant

Coles House

Above: House Music: Maddie Hayes and Leeshia Warn Below: House chant on Aths. day Below Right: Year 9 Relay team: Andrew Billing, Matthew Wride, Ben McClure, Lachlan Henderson Bottom Right: Senior Netball team: Gemma Pasco, Courtney McClure, Laura Comer, Miranda McCurry, Chloe Henderson, Ashlee Heritage, Maddie Brennan, Hannah Cooke, Tiffany Ramsay

Head of House: Mrs Donna

Leeshia Warn and Freya Langham,

tition, Jon Arrigo led a keen boys'

Lannan

An excellent effort by Andrew

side ably supported by Jack Nelson,

Tutors: Mr Danny Clifford,

Crossley, Jessica Siu, Anne Bautista

Phil Houghton, Theo Knezevich,

Mr Gerard Donovan, Ms Debbie

and Wayde Tarticchio in Badminton

Philip Kellett and Paul Bautista in

Hynes, Mr Gary Montgomery, Mr

saw them finishing a close 2nd,

goals, All teams played well in

Richard Morris, Mrs Petrina Porter

The Hockey competition proved to

Basketball with Amy Harbison and Leeshia Warn showing great prom-

House Captains: Jon Arrigo,

be the highlight of the sporting cal-

Many Ramsay

endar as we finally earned a win

ise for the future, House Netball had

House Prefects: Alex Carah,

against a tough McArthur side,

some bumps, with Jules Reid sprain-

Andrew Chidzey, Hannah Cooke,

James

ing her ankle in the first five minutes,

Chloe Henderson, Miranda McCurry,

Clement-Jones were the stand out

however, the girls played well, with

James Sinclair

players, Inspired by this win, we

some great intercepts by Freya

thought we were in with a chance at

Langham and superb shooting from

Sinclair

and

Veronica

The enthusiastic involvement of all

Waterpolo as we splashed our way

Nell Myer, Huw Flanagan, Alex Carah

students has been fundamental to

to the grand final, Unfortunately we

and Che Turner led a very young

the life of Coles House in 2004, All

lost this game in the last thirty sec-

team onto the muddy football field

students have willingly supported

onds, despite some fantastic play by

where they were very competitive,

House events and had a lot of fun

Miranda McCurry, Chloe Henderson,

James Sinclair, Maddy Brennan,

participating, Early in the year the

Huw Flanagan, Sam Harbison, Tim

Laura Comer, Matthew Wride and

warm climate saw House Cricket

Stevenson and Jon Arrigo, One of

Amelia Anderson all played well in

being fought out on the ovals, On a

the great things about this year has

Tennis, In both doubles and singles

38° day, Alex led our bunch of dedi-

been the strong showing from our

they showed great determination

cated boys to a win over Shannon.

junior students, and we got our first

and skill, We were almost blown

Richard Lugg and Alex Stanley were

taste of what is to come at the swim-

away at House Athletics, Buoyed by

just two of the many players who dis-

ming sports with a wonderful effort

lots of lollies and enthusiastic cheer-

played their skills with the bat and

by our juniors, Some great individual

ing, we survived the day and created

ball, Cross-Country is an event

results

good memories, Lachlan Henderson

which some people really love, and

Stevenson, Julian Flanagan, Ona

and Ben McClure were our stand out

others love to hate, This year every-

Grossnickle, Amy Harbison and Sam

juniors, with many others also being

one joined in to try out the new

were

clocked

Tim

Harbison,

strong competitors, or good sports

course, Individuals who showed us

Good results were also recorded in

filling in events, All in all this was a fun

that they are not scared of a little

Softball with Courtney McClure, and

day and for the departing Year 12s a

running were old talents including

Rebecca Cameron playing very well,

good note on which to finish,

Haydon Holmes, Nell Myer and

Hannah Cooke was our star in the

Coles House has always prided itself

Gemma Pasco and newcomers

slightly rushed girls' Soccer compe-

on its fantastic cultural side, and

2004 was no exception. At House

singing, fantastic playing and incor-

Prefects and Mrs Lannan who all

Below: Coles House

music,

6th Row L-R Che Turner Tim Stevenson Anthony Ciach Sam Harbison Paul Bautista Andrew Crossley Joel Gross Huw Flanagan Cameron Gilmour Hugh Chapman Sean Wride David Cordner John (Jack) Nelson Haydon Holmes Theodore Knezevich

rocked

porating a side show starring Sarah

worked as a team to organise, moti-

Morrison Hall with its rendition of

our

Big

Group

McLarty, Joel Gross and Jon Arrigo.

vate and cajole students. We would

Queen's "We will rock you", with

Once again Coles put up great argu-

also like to thank all the tutors and

great leadership from Jackie Doran,

ments in debating with all Year levels

students of Coles House for making

Pip Pattison and Andrew Chidzey

doing well. The veteran Year 12 team

this year such an enjoyable one.

with Joel Gross on guitar, and

only just missed out on the finals due

Good luck to all students for their

Cameron Gilmour on drums. But it

to some great rebuttal from Terri

ensuing years in the family that is

was our Small Group that will go

Dupe, Strong arguments were also

Coles House.

down in the record books. The enig-

put

ma that is Anthony Ciach conceived

Saunders, Philip Kellett, Kent Lin,

forward

debaters

Emily

and orchestrated its performance of

Maddie Hayes and Dave Adams.

"That's

Thank you goes to our fellow House

Amore"

involving

great

Tiffany Ramsay and Jon Arrigo Co-House Captains

5th Row L-R Travis McCurry Matthew Wride Yu-Ming (Hank) Chan Alexander Stanley Richard Lugg Benjamin Fagan-Nolan Man-Chung (Adrian) Li Lachlan Henderson Michael Langdon Philip Houghton Thomas Carah David Adams Benjamin McClure Julian Flanagan Kent Lin 4th Row L-R Madeleine Hayes Jocelyn Kop Ona Grossnickle Freya Langham Alyssa Calaby Helena (Nellie) Myer Amy Harbison Philippa Pattison Julia Reid Terri Dupe Madeline Brennan Sarah McLarty Laura Comer Veronica Clement-Jones 3rd Row L-R Jeanne Hendrey Gemma Pasco Sophie Mackenzie Chelsea Zwirs Andrew Billing Wayde Tarticchio Philip Kellett Benjamin Haskett Thomas Carroll Emily Fox Ashlee Heritage Stacey Taylor Li Fei (Lesley) Zhang 2nd Row L-R Amelia Agosta Jacqueline Doran Hiu Nan (Jessica) Siu Rebecca Cameron Amelia Anderson Ka Yan (Crystal) Shing Fmily Saunders Courtney McClure Anne Bautista Front Row L-R Miranda McCurry Chloe Henderson Hannah Cooke Tiffany Ramsay Jon Arrigo Andrew Chidzey James Sinclair Alexander Carah Absent Lydia Kim

Leeshia Warn

Tutors: Mr R M Morris Mrs P Porter Mr D X Clifford Mr G J Donovan Mr G D Montgomery Ms D T Hynes Head of House: Mrs D M Lannan

Top: Coles victorious Hockey team: Andrew Crossley, Sarah McLarty, Hannah Cooke, Veronica ClementJones, James Sinclair, Sam Harbison, Ben Haskett, Chloe Henderson

Keith House

Top: Jamie McKee-Larsen and David Young Bottom: Georgia Torney (Yr 11)

Head of House: Mr Gareth Gilby

Sedger provided us with great

Tutors: Mr W Harris, Mr S Lont, Mrs

inspiration.

in all three events. Ben Franklin led

C Lean, Mr C Machar, Mrs J Smith,

House Athletics showcased the tal-

the Hockey team with promising per-

Ms S Hallows and Ms L Monotti

ents of the whole House with a mag-

formances

could get in the placings coming 3rd

from

some

the

House Captains: Holly Maher-Hill

nificent 2nd placing, finishing off

younger members of the team.

and James Lannan

Term 3 terrifically. This was partly due

With the girls playing Softball and the

Prefects: Alex Sedger, Ben Franklin,

to Keith having the highest number

boys Cricket, and Water Polo togeth-

David Allan, Jeremy Weeks,

of events filled by any House, show-

er, we managed yet again to put in

Joel Carnegie, Kate Bailey and

ing the true commitment of our ded-

strong efforts, coming 4th in all three

Lauren Foy

icated Keithites. Ed Curnow must be

events.

commended for his last minute inclu-

Leanne Terpenou led the aspiring

Kasselle

Plummer

and

For Keith House, 2004 proved an

sion in the 3000 metres, the first and

Softball team; David 'Froggy' Allan

amazing year in our history book.

longest race of the day,

captained the boys for Cricket with

With two 1st places and a 2nd place

Apart from the major events, Keith

excellent skills, while Jeremy Weeks,

in the major sporting events of the

proved itself a force to be reckoned

Michael Colman and James Wilson

year, the Keith House members

with in many of the smaller House

helped us to a fine finish in the Water

decided that they would improve on

sports,

Polo. Girls' Soccer proved lots of fun

last year's 7th in the Peter Cronk

Badminton. Melissa and Michelle

for the Keith girls, with Minh Vo's tal-

Trophy with outstanding perform-

Chiang, the inseparable twins, con-

ents not going unrecognised.

ances across the board, All mem-

vincingly defeated any who dared to

Away from sport, the preparation

bers of the House showed tremen-

challenge them. With a back-to-

and many hours we spent rehears-

dous enthusiasm and dedication

back win in the boys' Basketball, the

ing for House Music unfortunately

which allowed great results to be

team must be congratulated on their

were not reflected in the score we

including

1st

place

recorded throughout the year.

fine effort; stand out performances

were given, Nevertheless, the talents

We started the year with House

by Ryan White and Reece Cordy

of the Small Group of David Young,

Swimming where we placed a

helped us on our way to victory.

James Lannan and Joel Carnegie

respectable 5th, with nearly every

A pumped up Football team attempt-

were outstanding. The whole House

event solidly completed. The new

ed to beat the Brisbane Lions of

gave every song phrase and dance

Cross-Country

provided

House Footy, Calvert, but unfortu-

move a go with energy and zest,

everyone with a chance to test their

nately lost by a very slim margin in

House Debating was very close this

own fitness, and we came up with

the Grand Final. Although suffering a

year, with all Year levels putting in a

course

good performances in all the Year

loss, Tom Law showed us all how to

mammoth effort on top of their

levels.

already hectic schedules. They

fly with a magnificent 'specki' in the

Charlotte Curnow, Ryan Kempe,

final minutes, Tennis, Hockey and

recorded some very pleasing results

Jeremy Weeks, Ed Curnow and Alex

Volleyball allowed us to show that we

across the board, including victory

Great

performances

Left: David Young, Steven Lidgerwood, Jonathan White, Tom Steen Bottom: Hayden Bowler (Yr 9)

by the Year 9 team.

Franklin, David Allan, Jeremy Weeks,

House, and wish them all the best for

When reflecting on the year that

Joel Carnegie,

the future.

Below: Keith House

was, it would be unconscionable not

Lauren Foy) dedication and enthusi-

Holly Maher-Hill and James Lannan

6th Row L-R Aronson Eobob John Bailey Jonathan White Matthew Robson Ryan White Geoffrey Doak Reece Cordy Sam Pohlman Christopher Andrews John Linke Oliver (Ollie) Nam Jamie McKee-Larsen Tom Steen Timothy Solomon Ben David Li am Yap

Kate Bailey and

to mention the Tutors - Mr Harris, Mr

asm was invaluable. Of course, the

Lont, Mrs Lean, Mr Machar, Mrs

fearless leadership of our 'guru' Mr

Smith, Ms Hallows and Ms Monotti

Gilby is truly the back bone of the

who

House. We would like to congratu-

helped

and

supported

throughout the year. The seven

late the Year 12s on all of their efforts

House Prefects (Alex Sedger, Ben

throughout their years spent in Keith

Captains

5th Row L-R Thomas Law William Hartnell Thomas Forsyth Andrew Young Hayden Bowler Huw Barnard Ryan Kempe Michael Colman David Young Socrates (Jonathan) Ioannou Benjamin Meager James Wilson Dayne Collins Jock Sinclair Timothy Kumnick 4th Row L-R David Franklin Anna Croft Kate Heaney Melissa Lin Sha Chiang Michelle Lin San Chiang Georgia Torney Samantha May Leanne Terpenou Grace Duncan Sarsha Grinter Kasselle Plummer Emma Roberts Edward Curnow 3rd Row L-R Minh Vo Sarah Boehm Carina Schokman Rachael Brownstein Sophie Jarrold Rebecca Cheslett Vivian Pui Fung Cheng Fiona Harvey Charlotte Curnow Amanda May Kristen Battye Jessica Guerow 2nd Row L-R Rebecca Ewer Georgia Scale Kelly Ryan Catherine Boyle Sophie Boyd Michaela Mellett Elizabeth (Nessie) Croft Jessie (Thi-Ai) Vo Front Row L-R David Allan Jeremy Weeks Joel Carnegie Ben Franklin James Lannan Holly Maher-Hill Kate Bailey Alex Sedger Lauren Foy Absent Sara Arnold Alexander Boston Steven Lidgerwood Tutors Ms S E Hallows Mrs C L Lean Mr M Gal 1 us Mr W J Harris Head of House: MrG R Gilby Absent Mr S Lont, Mrs J Smith, Mr C Macher

Top: Keith House chant on Aths day.

McArthur House

Top: Buddies David Hynes (Yr 12) and Chris Fagg (Yr 9)

Head of House: Mrs Elizabeth

Back in action on the sporting field,

Devrome as Nick Hewitt's love inter-

Smith

the firing Softball team displayed a

est certainly helped as we stole back

Tutors: Ms Pat Clark, Mr Rob Kayler-

bunch of competitive McArthur girls

the cup.

Thomson, Mr David Young, Mr

such as Lucy Scriven and Rosie

The black t-shirts once again domi-

James Edwards, Ms Mary Preece,

Christensen and the 'professional'

nated Cross-Country earning 2nd

MrsCateTol

slides of Stephanie Rockefeller.

place overall. Brittany and Alexandra

House Captains: Nicholas Hewitt,

House Tennis proved very prosper-

were again in the top five. James

Stephanie Rockefeller

ous displaying the finesse of Emile

Ratcliffe, Mitchell Pickering and Paris

Prefects: Caitlin Arthur, Haley

Devrome and the hard-hitting of

Nielsen excelled with impressive

Brown, Rosie Christensen, Emile

Shane Wiffen and the McArthur

times. With much promise from the

Devrome, Eliza Elliott, Lucy Scriven,

twins. We blitzed the field to win.

junior

Alistair Jones,

Badminton saw Nadia Lightfoot,

looked extremely competitive from

ranks,

Football

Jonathan Ismail and Alastair Jones

the start. Michael Rockefeller and

McArthur, renowned for team spirit

bash the shuttle cock and despite

Andy Bell combined with the veteran

and unrivalled determination, hit the

the top knocks by Tristan Mountjoy,

talents of James Gray and Tom

field with passion for House compe-

William Wood and Mitch Hodgson,

Donald to secure 4th, The boys in

tition in 2004, After farewelling Mrs

House Cricket managed 7th placing.

Soccer gave their best with spectac-

Fitzpatrick at the conclusion of '03',

The rigours of House Swimming,

ular

we welcomed a new Head of House,

organised by Lucy Scriven, Caitlin

Sherburn and the efforts of Emile,

goal

keeping

Michael

Mrs Smith. We began the year

Arthur and Al Jones, were met by

Tom Jenkins and Jonathan Lee, This

throwing all of our efforts behind our

speedsters Brittany Wood, David

display of machismo was overshad-

major community service event -

Hynes, Scott Williams and Age

owed by the girls. Great skills were

'Relay for Life'. Stephanie Rockefeller

Champions, Alexandra Brown and

shown by Kate Greig and Tarley

and Jacqui Fagg organised a team

Paris Nielsen. Most memorable was

McPadden and others, saw us nar-

of 40 students to participate in 24

Jonathan Ismail in the bomb-compe-

rowly come in 2nd place.

hours of continuous running and

tition. His half-bomb, half-flip off the

A repeat followed for the Hockey

walking. Mr Curnow, Mrs Smith, Mr

diving board, caused uproar. Term 1

team. Cruising into the finals, Mitch,

Kayler-Thomson, Mrs Clark and Mr

was capped with House Music,

James, Sarah and Sam Donald

Young were all wonderfully support-

where we performed superbly to

fought passionately, but we went

ive. We strived to raise as much

take out a massive win. David Hynes,

down 4-2 to Coles in the final. In

money as we could with exceptional

Eliza Elliott and Haley Brown led the

Basketball we had the spirit, but the

fundraising efforts by individuals

charge as they guided us through

scoreboard was lacking the same

such as Chris Fagg, and a BBQ

many rehearsals to perfect 'Summer

vibe, Cameron Brown, David Hynes

organised by Kate Wood and Alistair

of 69'

and Nadia Lightfoot were stand out

Jones.

'Mustang Sally', The dolled-up Emile

and the Small group's

performers, doing their best.

Top Left: Senior Netball team. Top Right: McArthur winning 4x400m Relay team. Left: McArthur House trivia party

page 46

McArthur

McArthur, always a force to be reck-

traditional song.

memorable moments.

oned with in debating, once again

Big thanks must go to all the fabu-

We want to wish the new Year 12s

Below: McArthur House

lived up to its high standards, Our

lous House Prefects who did so

all the best as they lead McArthur

House party and trivia day, thrown at

much throughout the year to make

in 2005, Thankyou to everyone for

the end of Term 3, was a great

sure that McArthur always per-

the

reward for our hard efforts through-

formed at their best in each activity.

making our House the success it is.

6th Row L-R James McArthur Tristan Hickman Hugh Hanson Michael Sherburn James Gray Thomas Donald Marcel Bucek Andrew Bell Hamish Flynn Scott Wright Jonathan Ismail Andrew Walsh Xavier Smith

out the term. For Athletics day the

Our Head of House, Mrs Smith has

Congratulations on yet another won-

purple

been

derful year and always remember to

and

black

squad

were

the

power force

behind

champing at the bit. Brittany Wood,

McArthur this year and we were priv-

Tom Donald, David Hynes, Michael

ileged to have her supporting and

Rockefeller and Cameron Brown

encouraging us all the way. With Mrs

were all at the top of their Age

Smith's contagious spirit, along with

groups and lead the way for us. Our

the accompaniment of our outstand-

greatest triumph was once again

ing tutors, McArthur enjoyed a year

winning the House Chant with a now

filled with countless fun times and

part

you

have

played

keep our legendary spirit alive! Stephanie Rockefeller and Nicholas Hewitt Captains

5th Row L-R George Seward Digby Alston Blake Beaumont William Wood Cameron Gourley Andrew McArthur Samuel Duff Alistair Hall David Hynes Sam Hunt Michael Rockefeller Samuel Donald James Ratcliffe Fergus Forbes Thomas Jenkins 4th Row L-R Andrew Nielsen Jonathan Lee Samuel Mill Adam Falloon BinFeng (Gary) Wei Hugh Stewart Scott Paisley Cameron Brown William Stewart Edward Jennings Sam Brand Christopher Wright Mitchell Pickering Shane Wiffen Christopher Fagg 3rd Row L-R Kate Greig Chloe Mill Emma Harbutt Georgia Hunt Paris Nielsen Nadia Lightfoot Emma Gray Hannah West Brigit Ski 1 beck Alexandra Brown Samantha Read Tarley McPadden Sarah Hughes Stephanie Gainey Lucy Scriven 2nd Row L-R Rosie Christensen Clare Rossiter Brittany Wood Christie English Megan Arthur Susannah Hewitt Georgina Greig Amelia Hickman Lauren Anderson Front Row L-R Eliza Elliott Lucy Walsh Caitlin Arthur Mitchell Hodgson Emile Devrome Nicholas Hewitt Stephanie Rockefeller Alastair Jones Kate Wood Jacqueline Fagg Haley Brown Absent Anna Campbell Tutors: Ms P M Clark Mr R KaylerThomson Ms M Preece Mr D A Young Mr J A Edwards Head of House: Mrs E K Smith Absent: Mrs C Tol

Top: House Hockey team

McLean House

Top: Annabell Deppeler (Yr 11) and Al McNaughton (Yr 9) Below: Xavier Nicolo (Yr 9) and Joshua Dunkley-Smith 0 (Yr 12)

Head of House: Mrs Athol-Mary

Age Champion, Josh Dunkley-Smith

the most points in their respective

Mahoney

was a vital recruit and Campbell

Year levels. Xavier Nicolo's 3rd place

Tutors: Mr Greg Smith, Mr David

Montgomery's diving was beautifully

was a commendable effort, as was

Hibbard, Mme Jeanne Mirza, Mr

executed. In House Music, the

Amy Caldow's top five finish.

Dale Carroll and Mrs Leigh Knight

inspired song selection of the pub

Among the highlights of McLean's

House Captains: Kathryn Manks

classic "Run to Paradise" was a great

campaign this year were the House

and John-Paul Nicolo

success and the performance of

Soccer victories in both the boys'

House Prefects: Kate Francis,

Arcangelo Corelli's String Sonata by

and girls' competitions. Wrestling it

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, Andrew

the McLean Small Group provided

out victoriously in the mud on

Hough, Justine Nancarrow, Stuart

an exhibition of class. The experi-

Mackie, the Soccer players provided

Griffiths

mentation in the uncharted style of

McLean with a taste of double-

classical music provided an aston-

donuts. In the boys' competition, the

2004 was a successful year for

ishing but well appreciated element

contributions of each player in an

McLean House in the sense that

of stylistic refinement. Second place

outstanding

every year is a successful year for

was a just reward.

remarkable, while for the girls, you

McLean House: The House spirit and

School trips and injuries meant that

couldn't go past Mitora Oyadomari

willingness to compete that was

McLean's athletic potential was not

for her sheer brilliance, as well as

apparent in every student was con-

met in 2004 and we placed a slightly

Annabell Deppeler and Amy Oliver

sistent with the relaxed atmosphere

disappointing, but respectable, 5th.

who showed off their silky skills, The

and ambience which has been such

Talent was evident in the large num-

girls' Softball team surprised even

a prominent feature of the McLean

ber of Age Champions including

themselves to reach the grand final

House room over the past four

Justine Nancarrow, Suzie McKenzie,

only to be overrun by a talented

years. Whatever we did, we did with

Amy

Oliver,

Fleur

effort

were

Morrison team led by the Warren

Parkes,

girls. Stand out players for McLean

Griffiths,

Robbie

team

a smile and we were certainly not

McNaughton,

afraid to have a go.

Campbell Montgomery and Xavier

included Amy Oliver as our catcher,

Our first major event for the year was

Nicolo, and many more stand outs

and seasoned campaigner Suzie

Tennis and the stand out perform-

were observed on the day including

Mackenzie. The talent scouts were

ance was in the mixed doubles with

a dominant victory by the open 4 X

out to see the McLean junior

the consistently brilliant dream team

100 men's relay team, House Cross-

Netballers in 2004 and their friend-

of Kate Francis and Jeremy Palmer-

country proved again to be an

ship as a group was evident in their

Morgan, At the House Swimming

immensely

popular

event,

with

teamwork and unselfish play, It was

carnival, all of the Little Red Indians

McLean runners putting in very solid

this attitude combined with breath-

were out in force with all swimmers

efforts in each race. While our final

taking skills that led them to an easy

trying their best and thereby doing

placing was not brilliant, the Year 9

victory. Our skilful Year 9, Amy

the House and themselves proud,

and Year 12 boys managed to gain

Caldow, is sure to be a household

Left: Grand Final Soccer Premiers: Back: Fleur Griffiths, Amy Oliver, Kristina Petrovski, Elise Davey, Jessica Kay, Suzie Mackenzie Front: Kat Manks, Mitora Oyadomari, Annabell Deppeler Below: Soccer team: L-R: Carl Millington,, John-Paul Nicolo, Elya Telegin, Kris diMartino,Campbell Montgomery, Chris White, Xavier Nicolo, Robbie Parkes

name in years to come. The senior girls

nant force in Badminton, with the

that the contributions and efforts of

were not so fortunate and went down

team narrowly missing out on the

all McLean members have been out-

against much tougher opposition.

final to finish 3rd. Tony Harris was

standing, demonstrating a willing-

Below: McLean House

A star was born in girls' Basketball in

another prominent member of the

ness to compete or to support the

2004 in spectacular fashion. Jess

team. The late recruiting of Hamish

House at all times. The House spirit

Kay left the whole gymnasium in

Troon proved crucial to a very sound

that existed throughout the course

stunned silence for minutes after her

team effort in Football, with.two wins

of the year is a credit to all McLean

penetrating shot from mid court right

from three games. The McLean

students and staff, and as such, the

6th Row L-R Robert Parkes Shea McLennan Kristofer DiMartino Miles Harley Corey Olszak Joshua Dunkley-Smith Christopher Clyne Tony Harris Richard Quail Nicholas White Carl Millington Luke Dickens Christopher White Matthew Chapman

on the siren to equal the score send-

Waterpolo team was also supremely

contributions of Mr Smith,

ing the McLean girls into extra time

competitive, with the individual bril-

Hibbard, Mme Mirza, Mr Carroll and

and into the semis. In light of the

liance of Andrew Hough helping

Mrs Knight as House tutors were

recent history of boys' Basketball in

McLean to two convincing wins. The

extremely valuable. The outstanding

McLean House, this year's result

Year 12 Debating team flaunted its

leadership and direction of Mrs

was quite disappointing, with the

experience and was victorious this

Mahoney was again a key factor

team failing to make the final for the

time, The team consisted of Luke

behind McLean's success. And while

first time in the last decade.

Dickens,

this report is dominated by these

One win from three games in Cricket

Manks and John-Paul Nicole The

successes in both House competi-

saw McLean finish in 5th position,

Year 11 team debated superbly fin-

tion and House spirit and unity, this is

with some very fine performances

ishing a close 2nd with Suzie

not simply an attempt to condense

from Robbie Parkes and Charles

Mackenzie, Elise Davey and Carl

2004 into a publishable Pegasus

Caldwell providing our competition

Dickens leading the charge.

highlights package, but legitimately

highlight. Parkesy was again a domi-

In summarising 2004, it can be said

reflects the absence of genuine fail-

Stephanie

Malon,

Kat

ures or shortcomings of McLean house in 2004. It is simply a great House to belong to. Best

wishes

all

McLean house members for the years to come. Kathryn Marks and John Paul Nicolo - Co Captains

5th Row L-R Xavier Nicolo Elya Telegin Konstantin Buttner David Macgugan Christopher Griffiths Ashley Trethowan Charles Caldwell Peter Picken Wen Keat (Alexander) Lau Shaun Edgeworth David Gunther Carl Dickens Nicholas Harrison Hugh Gilbert 4th Row L-R Timmothy Oborne Elizabeth Hill Natasha Britt Elise Davey Amy Oliver India Eorbes Megan Hough Fleur Griffiths Susan Mackenzie Annabel 1 Deppeler Jessica Kay Li am Appelbe 3rd Row L-R Eliza Caldwell Rhiannon Richardson Stephanie Malon Elise McNamara Kirsty Wait Gina Tsai Kristina Petrovski Sin Yi (Sindy) Chow Puti Nurul (Rilsa) Yusril Mitora Oyadomari 2nd Row L-R Chloe Chapman Genevieve Tyack Amy Caldow Kate Goldsworthy Alice Stephenson Katherine Landy Dibya Andi Sung Hee (Sarah) Bae Front Row L-R Justine Nancarrow Andrew Hough John-Paul Nicolo Kathryn Manks Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Kate Francis Stuart Griffiths Absent Freya Amon Wai Hung (Frederick) Chan Jack Curran Ashley McCartney Laura McCartney Alexandra McNaughton Campbell Montgomery Matthew Sims Jackson Stevenson Tutors:Mr D Hibbard Mr D A Carroll Mr A McConnell Ms J Mirza Mrs L EKnight Ms A M Mahoney Mr G Smith Head of House:Mrs A M Mahoney

Above: Hockey team L-R: Jessica Kay, Megan Hough, Amy Oliver, Katherine Landy, Matthew Sims, Carl Dickens, Luke Dickens

Morrison House

Top: Bridget Champion and Milly Rayson, two tireless performers at House Aths.

Head of House: Mr Paul Conway

and proud year for Morrison House.

Swimming, Outstanding individual

Tutors: Mrs D Cleary, Mr A Thomas,

We competed gallantly all year and

performances came from Lachlan

Mr M Cheatley, Mr D Dimsey,

came through with some fantastic

Kerney, David Burns-Wallace and

Mr LZoch

results in sport and charity. The tal-

Milly Rayson. The House Cricket and

House Captains: Stephanie

ent of the Warren sisters once again

Tennis teams competed with enthu-

Roache and Angus Pollard

showed through and left the opposi-

siasm and prowess with pleasing

Prefects: Hugh Douglas-Garden,

tion shaking at the knees as

results.

Louise Gough, Kelly Smith, Amelia

Morrison achieved a back-to-back

As the year went on our victorious

Warren, Phoebe Wilkens

Softball victory. As Morrison's talent-

ways were damagingly halted. The

ed swimmers blitzed the pool, we

House Music competition displayed

came out with a great win in House

Morrison's very impressive vocal

2004 was an extremely successful

Bottom: Ben Thompson and Max Stow.

Above: Morrison performing a well rehearsed House chant on Aths. day. Left: Scott Witham finishing strongly in the 800m.

ability and choreography when we

Christian College and our World

attempted to dominate with our

Vision child was outstanding this

interpretation of "Ain't no Mountain

year with over a thousand dollars

high enough" and Annie Morris

raised from chocolate sales and a

rocked the hall with her incredibly

casual clothes day held in Term 1,

powerful voice, in the Small Group

Everyone cheerfully participated in

rendition of "Today." We thought we

and supported these worthy causes.

had it in the bag; however the judges

Laughter, happiness and smiles are

didn't see things the same way. Our

guaranteed as you open those

6th placing was definitely the most

brown doors and step into Morrison.

disappointing aspect of the year.

We have many people to thank for

Morrison was not disheartened and

this. We would like especially to

we bounced back into form with

thank the tutors Mrs Cleary, Mr

great victories in girls' Basketball and

Thomas, Mr Cheatley, Mr Dimsey, Mr

Netball with match winning contribu-

Zoch and a huge thank you must go

tions from Kelly Smith and Louise

to our Head of House, Mr Conway,

Gough.

for all his work throughout the year.

Athletics and Cross-Country yielded

Finally we'd like to thank everyone in

disappointing placings for Morrison,

Morrison House in 2004 for his or

but the participation and motivation

her contribution and outstanding

shown on the day did not reflect the

performance, making this year a

efforts of the brown tribe. Morrison

very successful one.

must be a water House as they dom-

With the talent, dedication and spirit

inated

the

that is present in the younger Year

Waterpolo competition and we start-

levels we hope Morrison claims

the

pool

again

Below: Morrison House 6th Row L-R Andrew Grant Anthony Tripolino Lewis Davies Alistair Cameron Lincoln Dowling Andrew Kemp Joshua Tompkins Andrew Banjanin Scott Williams David Burns-Wallace Scott Witham Lachlan Kerney Timothy Fraser Max Stow Michael Milner 5th Row L-R Timothy Pollard Emile Verfurth I-Lun (Bill) Chan Stephen Green Nicholas Doncon Ryan Hobbs Joshua McBride Peter Smissen Ben Thompson Aaron Kimber Jonathan Cameron Joel McKenzie Edward Mitchell Jake Barlow 4th Row L-R Alice Bradshaw David (Monty) Champion Andrew Taylor Keiran Williams Brian Low Blair Scott Thomas Nice Julian Berton Jayson Lloyd James Oxley James Drew Zac Ballinger Susan McLean

ed to climb the Cronk-Cup ladder

more victories in the future. We

once again. This was supported by

thank you all and wish you the best

the Year 12s spark on the Volleyball

of luck for your future endeavours.

3rd Row L-R Mary Gazis Melissa Christie Elizabeth Hurst Madison Kerney Eloise O'Brien Caroline Gough Edwina Wi1 kens Eloise Warren Eloise Rayson Emma Jackson Emma Rhodes Penelope Buckley

Stephanie Roache and

2nd Row L-R Jessica Mackrell Jacqueline Smith Elyse Green Alexandra Gazis Lauren Prest Bridget Champion Annie Morris Elizabeth Cassidy Amelia Rayson Phaik-Yee Yan Lauren Jilich Katie Smith

court

with

second

placing.

Stephen Green, Tom Nice and Penelope Buckley all showed their skill and determination in House debating,

gaining

many

Best

Speaker awards. Morrison's contribution to Shalom

Angus Pollard Captains

Front Row L-R Amelia Warren Hugh Douglas-Garden Angus Pollard Stephanie Roache Louise Gough Kelly Smith Phoebe Wilkens Tutors: Mr M D Cheatley Mr A B Thomas Mr D L Dimsey Mr L N Zoch Mrs D T Cleary Head of House: Mr P E Conway

Shannon House

Top: Nick Phillips Above: Lauren Roberts and Catherine Ross

Head of House: Mr Gallus,

This could have been worse had it

more pleasing results were record-

Mrs Jackman (On Leave)

not been for Liv Haig chasing the ball

ed. The Shannon boys' Soccer team

Tutors: Mrs C Watson, Mr P Taylor,

all over the shop.

came very close to victory this year,

Ms W You, Mr J Hannah, Mrs D

The eagerly anticipated Music event

finishing a respectable 2nd place

Filling, Mr E Kovacev

for Shannon proved interesting.

after narrowly losing by a goal to

House Captains: Charlotte Barr

Coming off the back of a victory, we

McLean in the Final. Richard Nation

and Todd Mexted

were anxious to continue our win-

dominated up front and led us to

Prefects: Olivia Haig, Catherine

ning streak. The Big Group belted

some huge winning margins. The

Ross, Hamish Harten, Thomas

out Wham's 'Wake me up before you

many goals were often set up by

McCarty

go-go', while Catherine Ross and

delivery from the solid defenders,

Charlotte sipped on their orange

Tm James and Richard Silcock.

While Shannon's search for the

"mochafrappachinos";

Small

Coming in as favourites, Shannon

Cronk Trophy was once again unsuc-

Group, featuring Amy Young and

was looking to win back-to-back

cessful, what can be said about

Luci Crawford, beautifully sang No

House Cricket titles. Despite heavy

Shannon's year is that we were

Doubt's Tim just a girl', Regrettably,

hitting from Tristan Mountjoy and

enthusiastic, willing and consistent,

our singing finesse was not enough

Tom McCarty and quick deliveries

the

(even if it was consistently last)!

to woo the judges, but we ended

from Peter Glennon, Matthew Wilson

On the girls' side of Shannon, a

with a doughnut worthy 3rd place.

and Will Maas, we ended up at the

rough start with a 6th placing in

We knew Swimming would be a chal-

opposite end of the scale to the pre-

Softball was disappointing, but there

lenge, and a challenge it was, but

vious year.

were shining moments from Annie

that is not to say that we lacked

Football once again didn't prove to

Calder and Luci Crawford. The girls

keenness and gusto. Glimmers of

be our forte, but that was not

fought back in Netball to come 3rd

greatness were seen from Stephanie

through lack of effort from all boys in

overall. Great performances were

Stewart, Elanor Kloester and David

the House. Great determination was shown by Tristan Mountjoy, Andrew

shown by Lauren Ridley and Laura, In

Hill. Special mentions must go to

the Basketball stakes, we were con-

James Butler who without doubt,

Serle and Tom McCarty.

fident, because we had Sarah Wynn,

gave the most determined perform-

Athletics saw some of Shannon's

but alas, she was off to play in the

ance of the day, especially in the 200

athletes stand up and lead the way.

APS side and we were unable to

fly, and of course to Pete Glennon,

Tristan Mountjoy dominated the

make the finals. Great determination

whose costume was only second to

open division, Sarah Wynn was

was shown by Catherine Ross.

that of Solly. But even with all our

excellent in the distance events and

While the girls' Soccer team looked

efforts, 8th place seemed to be the

Sarah James was willing to run

promising, made up of entirely

appropriate fit for the girls and boys

above her Age group and compete

school Soccer players, we were a lit-

in dark blue.

with the older girls. We didn't get the

tle over confident, and came 4th.

In the boys' half of Shannon, some

result we were looking for, but our

stop the Year 12 team, notably Lauren

House chant made up for it. Great

the top 10 and all athletes displayed

House spirit was shown as many

great House spirit. 1st place was

Roberts, reminiscing on their 4 years

people were willing to fill in events on

within Shannon's grasp, but we set-

of debating, while only stealing 2

the day. That same spirit was cap-

tled for an impressive 3rd place

victories!

tured by the boys' Basketball coming

which reflected our determined

All the sport, the $600 raised from

up against much more experienced

effort on the day.

our carnation run, our Christmas

competition. Fantastic effort was

Despite Jenny Sheahan, Tim James

child appeal and the Year 9 tute

shown by all. David Hill proved him-

and Catherine Ross' display of fine

group's sponsored child fund raising

self as a future Waterpolo leader,

racquet skills, Shannon were only

provided a worthwhile, fun and

with accurate shooting and passing,

able to finish 6th in House Tennis. All

enthralling year!

Although Shannon came up against

players were very competitive but

Thanks must go to Shannon's sup-

some experienced opposition, Olivia

unable to get the wins we needed.

port team: the House Prefects, the

Haig was solid in defence and saved

Our Hockey team was in strife from

tutors; Mrs Watson, Mr Taylor, Ms

her share of goals.

the start, but great patience from

You, Mr Hannah, Mrs Filling, Mr Kovacev, and finally, Mr Gallus and

One of the highlights for the year

Catherine Ross and a final last ditch

was Shannon's outstanding per-

effort from the veteran Hamish Harten

Mrs Jackman for all their support.

formance in the Cross-Country.

showed that there could still be those

Good luck for next year.

Tristan, Sarah Wynn and Sarah

moments of brilliance. The Debating

James led the way, all winning their

teams were all out again to prove their

respective Age groups. There were

word worthiness. The Year 10 team

many navy blue t-shirts sighted in

had the most success, but that didn't

Charlotte Barr and Todd Mexted Captains

Below: Shannon House 6th Row L-R Peter Glennon Tristan Mountjoy Andrew Golding Nathan Verwoert William Haig Hung-Kang (Sam) Chen Richard Silcock Timothy James Sam Whitworth Nicholas Veanes Thomas Levick Xavier Muhlebach Salvador Henricus Nicholas Jessen 5th Row L-R Yi-Te (Jason) Chou Matthew Wilson Nicholas H i l l Nicholas MacRae Andrew Serle Thomas S t e i n f o r t Nicholas P h i l l i p s Marcus Murray Andrew (Drew) Lawson James Osborne David H i l l David Scaife James Buchan 4th Row L-R Monique Hurley Ryan Jones Alexander Good Richard Nation Andrew Smith James Butler William Maas David Buchan Timothy Uren Hayden Veanes Christopher Kiroff Lucinda (Luci) Crawford 3rd Row L-R Ziska Lourensz Anna Calder Claire Ross Josephine McDonald Stephanie Stewart Yuet-Yee (Kate) Chan Samantha Gant Adelle Thompson Laura O'Rourke Sarah Perkins Sarah Wynn Kathleen Rix Sophie Chisholm Laura Chesson Zara Mexted Jessica O'Rourke 2nd Row L-R Ashleigh Milnes Tegan Tomkins Kirsten Kopelke Amy Young Jessica Seccull Catherine Quaranta Natalie Jessen Sarah James Anna Scaife Madeleine Babiolakis Elanor Kloester Jennifer Sheahan Front Row L-R 01 i v i a Haig Catherine Ross Charlotte Barr Todd Mexted Lauren Roberts Hamish Harten Thomas McCarty

Absent Holly MacDonald Richardson

Holly

Tutors: Ms W You Mrs C E Watson Mr E Kovacev Mr P J Hannah Mr P C Taylor Mrs D L Filling Head of House: Mrs A Jackman

Above: Stephanie Burton Below: Mitch Costin and Roger Wettenhall

Wettenhall

House

Head of House: Mrs Julie Gainey

House

Tutors: Mr P Pike, Ms C Matthews,

Debating or helping with the com-

D'Altera and Stef Crowley-Clough

Mr G Mack, Mrs M Ferguson,

munity service activities.

that ensured our success.

Mr D Andrews and Mr T Parkes

The first major event was Shrove

Goggles and towels were swapped

sporting

competitions,

Claire Walker, Cam Paton, Emily

House Captains: Clayton Davey

Tuesday. With excellent tips on cook-

for cricket bats and whites as Term 1

and Louise Taylor

ing from Mrs Ferguson, the Year 12s

wore on. Xavier Shiels, Julian Russell

House Prefects: Julian Russell,

raised over $200 for charity by cook-

and Nick Waters were able to lead

Xavier Shiels, Michael Barson, Philip

ing and selling pancakes during

the Wettenhall Cricket team to a bril-

Davey, Phoebe Simmonds, Chloe

lunchtime. Our next challenge was

liant 2nd place. Jonathan Wee and

Noble, Claire Walker and Stephanie

fought out at the pool. Wearing

Adam Saunders with their excep-

Speedos and yellow swimming caps,

tional talents took Wettenhall to a

Burton

Wettenhall once again asserted its

magnificent 3rd place in Badminton. On the last day of Term 1, Wettenhall

2004 has been a memorable year for

dominance in the pool, finishing in a

Wettenhall House. Every member

terrific 3rd place. It was the stunning

"Took the Pressure" down as we

contributed to our success whether

individual performances of our Age

belted out John Farnham's song of

it was by competing in the inter-

Champion swimmers, Chloe Noble,

the same name in the Big Group

Left: House chant Below:

page 54

Jane Hawkins and Claire Walker

section of House Music. The Small

House Footy, Hockey and Soccer

House Prefects; Julian Russell,

Group

competitions

challenging.

Xavier Shiels, Michael Barson, Philip

approach to their song, with Renee

Solid performances in the Football

Davey, Phoebe Simmonds, Chloe

Walsh showcasing her vocal abili-

were displayed by Cam Russell, in

Noble, Claire Walker and Steph

ties. Despite being the liveliest group

Hockey by Fraser West and in

Burton for their leadership this year.

on stage, we could only manage

Soccer by Matthew Dimovski,

Thank you also to the tutors, Mr

seventh place.

Mr Parkes fired us all up for the final

Pike, Ms Matthews, Mr Mack, Mrs

As we moved into Term 2 and the

major House event, Athletics. For

Ferguson, Mr Andrews and Mr

took

subdued

were

colder,

the first time in four years Wettenhall

Parkes, who continue to act as the

Wettenhall's spirit did not diminish,

finished in the top three. It was a

foundation for our success. Finally,

The second week of term saw

very successful day, thanks to the

thank you to Mrs Gainey for once

everybody pulling on their runners

commendable efforts by all House

again guiding Wettenhall through

for Cross-Country, Jane Hawkins

members and in particular, the terrif-

what was an enjoyable and suc-

and Nathan Walsh both came in the

ic individual performances from

cessful year,

top 10 in their respective Age

Steph Burton, Lizzy Ross, and Vince

groups. As in previous years, the

Luca. Special thanks must go to the

weather

became

Clayton Davey and Louise Taylor Captains

Below: Wettenhall House 6th Row L-R Lachlan Collins Connor Lowe Adam Saunders Vincent Luca Cameron Russell Nicholas Beard William Hopkins Campbell (Cam) Paton Nicholas (Nick) Waters Tom Young Ty Thornton Edward Miller Todd Giblin Nathan Walsh 5th Row L-R Blake Jobson Fletcher Thompson Simon Gilbert-Kent Steen Balodis Lachlan Fraser Michael Possingham Benjamin Friend Ben Dimovski Nick Clowes Chi Fung (Bryan) Ng William D Schofield Ling Fung (Tom) Ng Thomas Baulch Jiaxing (Jason) Qin 4th Row L-R Roger Wettenhall Matthew Dimovski Fraser West Emily D'Altera Stefanie Crowley-Clough Sally Cameron Jane Hawkins Raquel Said Edwina Hawkins Alice Crowley Sally Chirnside Yi En (Jonathan) Wee Mitchell Costin 3rd Row L-R Emily Bull Deana Said Harriet Burton Brittney Carnell Jessica McColl Renee Walsh Katherine D'Altera Sophie Amezdroz Alyce Stribling Prue Baulch Vanessa Macaulay Alexandra Macaulay 2nd Row L-R Anthea Wescott Georgia Hall Stephanie King Samantha McKay Emma Sturm Elizabeth Baulch Dali1 a Guerreiro Front Row L-R Phillip Davey Michael Barson Xavier Shiels Julian Russell Clayton Davey Louise Taylor Chloe Noble Stephanie Burton Claire Walker Phoebe Simmonds Absent Samuel McElwee Katie Possingham Eliza Ross Sarah Schofield Nicholas Taylor Tutors: Mr G S Mack Mr P D Pike Mr T P Parkes Ms C E Matthews Mr D A Andrews Head of House: Mrs J A Gainey Absent: Mrs M Ferguson

Mackie

Top: Tom Johnstone, Al Hall, Digby Alston, Edward Anderson at the boarders' beach day. Bottom: Urban vs Rurals' footy match: Joel McKenzie, Roger Wettenhall, Tom Baulch and John Heard for the Rurals' team.

Right: Mackie House 5th Row L-R Ryan Hobbs Cameron Gilmour Hugh Douglas-Garden Samuel Sawade Miles Harley Campbell Paton John Linke John Bailey Ryan White Nicholas Waters Thomas Young Aronson Eobob 4th Row L-R Jonathan Ismail Thomas Johnstone Benjamin David Benjamin Grice Alistair Hall Michael Sherburn William Haig John Heard Edward Anderson David Hunt Christopher Griffiths 3rd Row L-R Alexander (Wen-Keat) Lau Theodore Knezevich Bryan (Chi-Fung) Ng Digby Alston Adrian (Man-Chung) Li Thomas Sawade Mitchell Costin Richard Nation Kent (Ka-Ki) Lin George Johnstone 2nd Row L-R Thomas Baulch Jonathan (Yi-En) Wee Adam Falloon Frederick (Wai-Hung) Chan Jason (Jiaxing) Qin Jake Barlow Joel Mckenzie Roger Wettenhall Front Row L-R Geoffrey Heard (Prefect) James Gray (Prefect) James Young (House Captain) Peter Glennon (Prefect) Akhdur Maruan (Prefect) Tutors: Mr N Myers Mr J A Edwards Mr P C Taylor Mr T Reidy (Absent) Matron Mrs A Vile Head of House: Mr G J Smith page 56

Head of House: Mr Greg Smith

7am Dark Zone laser challenge which

Tutors: Mr James Edwards, Mr Neil

was a huge success, judging by the

Ryan White who now holds the title of

Myers, Mr Phil Taylor, Mr Terry Reidy

tired faces the next morning.

Mackie Man 2004. Another popular

House Captain: James Young

We have also run our usual social

sport has been indoor soccer on a

Prefects: Akhdur Maruan, Geoffrey

events throughout the course of the

Wednesday night run by the new

Heard, James Gray, Peter Glennon

year, starting with the boarders'

English GAP students, and has been

Matron: Mrs Ann Vile, Mrs Mandy

Tennis day held in Term 1. This is a

greatly appreciated by the boys,

Bridges (Leave replacement)

day when all families can get to know

Towards the end of the year our

year the prestigious award went to

one another and is a chance for the

Matron Ann Vile took a well earned

When I entered Mackie House in

parents to have a hit with their sons.

break and introduced us to our

2001, I felt like I would be there for

The other major social day was of

replacement Matron, Mrs. Bridges,

ever. But looking back, those years

course the Urbans vs Rurals Footy

who did an outstanding job in keeping

have flown past at an alarming rate

match which is always played in

the House in order and looking after

and I now find myself with my exams

great spirit. Unfortunately for the

everyone. Finally, I would like to thank

behind me, and my future in front. I

other members of the Rural team,

all the boys in Mackie for a fantastic

think I speak for most boys when I

the Urbans ran away with the victory,

last year; the Tutors and Prefects, and

say that the best years of one's

but nevertheless, it was another

Mr. Smith for his excellent work in his

schooling are those spent in Mackie

great day for parents and family to

first year as House Master. Special

House. For me, each year in Mackie

get down to Geelong and catch up

thanks must go to Matron Ann Vile,

has been filled with new faces, new

with their sons. Other highlights of

who has been in Mackie for seven-

challenges, and lots of good times.

the year were the formal dinners,

teen years and has been a second

This year was no exception.

with themes of "Black and White and

mother to myself and the other boys. I

With our newly appointed Head of

Read all over" and "Masquerade".

am sure that all the boys leaving

House, Mr. Greg Smith, at the helm of

These were a lot of fun and gave the

Mackie will miss her greatly.

the Mackie ship, 2004 got off to a

boys a chance to show just how well

It has been a long road but we have

great start. Throughout the year the

they could scrub up.

now finally come to the end of it; we

Mackie boys took part in a number of

As always the Mackie boys love their

will all hold a place in our hearts for

excursions and, as per usual, the first

sport, and there is only one event on

Mackie. I know that the friendships

of these was the annual "bonding"

the sporting calendar that has the

formed and skills obtained inside its

weekend which saw the boys head to

boys training from the early hours of

great walls will stay with us for life.

Lome for a day on the beach. It was a

the morning to the late evening. This

Thank you to the whole Mackie com-

great way for everyone to get to

event is none other than "Mackie

munity for making my time there

know one another. Other excursions

Man", This event is made up of sever-

such a memorable experience,

included a trip to Melbourne to see a

al different competitions that vary

theatrical production, and the 11pm to

from one year to the next, and this

James Young Captain

Mossgiel Head of House: Mrs T Foley

sidelined with a knee injury, could

Throughout the year, many Unit and in-

Tutors: Mr G Forsyth, Ms C

only watch as her beloved "Urbans"

House dinners were organised. The

Matthews, Ms M Vokic, Ms E

were defeated by the "Rurals" 3

Mid Year and Year 12 Boarder's Formal

Trafford, Ms A Crawford

goals to 2 in the Soccer match. Rural

gave Mitra Oyadomari another excuse

Matron: Ms C Mallett

players Jane Hawkins and Louise

to discuss clothes and allowed Olivia

Captain: Haley Brown

Gough showed promising team

Haig a night off studying.

Vice Captain: Emily Paton

work, but failed to score.

The final event for 2004 came all too

From the sporting fields to the stage,

suddenly. The comedic skits and

In 2004, the roar of the Mossi chant

the girls have spent a great deal of

touching songs performed by each

was louder than ever with 54 girls fill-

time in the spotlight. Guided by stage

Year level during our Review Night

ing the Boarding House,

manager Christie English, our star-

brought the whole House to tears.

The Mossgiel girls were kept busy

lets Miranda McCurry and Stephanie

The night was a chance to say good-

throughout the year. Our theatre

Roache, moved people to tears with

bye to each other before exams and

trips to Phillippe Genty's "Stowaway"

strong performances in the Year 12

an opportunity to remember the little

dazzled the Mackie and Mossgiel

play. "Mossi mum" Haley Brown sang

things that we will miss about

boarders with its amazing puppetry

everywhere from the school musical

Mossgiei-journeys to the video shop,

and special effects. On Valentine's

at GPAC to the choir at Costa Hall,

war cries on Mackie, chilli chicken at

Day, the House was filled with

while a beautiful flute solo by Melissa

dinner, expeditions to Safeway, and

chocolate hearts and flowers whilst

Chiang stole the spotlight at the

playing Newtown Commandoes.

the Easter Bunny left hundreds of

Foundation Concert.

All the Year 12s would like to thank

chocolates in the "Field of Dreams"

Mossgiel musical talent reached its

the Mossgiel tutors, Matron, Sister,

for the egg hunt.

pinnacle during Unit Music. Unit 6

Mrs Foley and Mr Gallus who have

The girls showed their community

turned to the kitchen for inspiration

made Mossgiel our home away from

spirit by collecting for Red Cross,

and Sindy Chow made more noise

home such a special place. We wish

raising over $500. Rosie Christensen

than Vivian Cheng could ever create.

Mr Forsyth and Tommy all the best as

encouraged the girls to donate at

Phaik Yee Yan, Emily Paton and

they leave Mossgiel at the end of the

the Blood Bank. The Mackie boys

Serena Peardon led Unit 3 in a

year. Thank you also to every girl in

joined with Mossgiel at a moving

poignant

"Bob the

the younger Year levels who has

Dawn Service in Torquay on ANZAC

Builder" that earned them equal 2nd

shared this experience. You have

Day where the Captains laid a

place beside Unit 7. The Neville

become like sisters to us over the

wreath on behalf of the College. Kate

Trophy was awarded to Unit 1 and 2

years, and have made our stay an

rendition

Bailey arranged a volleyball match

with the judges citing that the remark-

amazing time we will never forget. We

against our rivals from Corio where

able costumes created by our Textile

wish you every success in the future.

the Mossi girls defeated Grammar.

whizzes Janie Fairbaim and Georgina

On Family Day, Michelle Chiang,

Hood, helped seize the award.

Haley Brown, Captain

Below: Mossgiel House 5th Row L-R Elise McNamara Sally Chirnside Maysie Brehaut Michelle Chiang Stephanie Roache Serena Peardon Annabel 1 e Paton Caroline Gough Melissa Chiang Annabell Deppeler Olivia Haig 4th Row L-R Vivian Cheng Melissa Christie Melanie Philip Hannah West Samantha Read Kate Chan Jane Hawkins Sally Cameron Edwina Hawkins Emma Gray Lauren Prest Rebecca Cheslett 3rd Row L-R Mitora Oyadomari Rachael Brownstein Jodean Ross Georgina Hood Phoebe East Claire Ross Georgina Philip Jocelyn Kop Prudence Baulch Emma Rhodes Christie English Emma Jackson 2nd Row L-R Sindy Chow Crystal Shing Elizabeth Baulch Yan Phaik Yee Ziska Lourensz Rilsa Yusril Dibya Andi Jessica Siu Milika Nation Sarah Bae Front Row L-R Jane Fairbairn (Prefect) Louise Gough (Prefect) Emily Paton (Vice Captain) Haley Brown (Captain) Katherine Bailey (Prefect) Rosie Christensen (Prefect) Catherine Ross (Prefect) Tutors: G Forsyth C Matthews Mr A Crawford Mrs M Vokic (Absent) Matron: Mrs C L Mallet Head of House: Mrs T J Foley

Boarding

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CREATIVE ARTS

Music As the framework of the new Keith

expose them to different musical

Humble Centre for Music and the

styles,

Performing Arts starts to take shape

musical performance skills, including

the

and we ponder what lies in store for

singing, playing instruments, listen-

Orchestra providing performance

2006 and beyond, we can reflect on

ing, reading notation, composition

opportunities to more advanced

another outstanding year of music

and improvisation. Through the class

players.

making at College.

music program, all students have

Individual students have also given

had an opportunity to perform at

solo

least once to their parents in a Music

evenings and assemblies on a regu-

thereby

developing

their

students electing to continue in the individual tuition program, and with Campbell

House

performances

String

music

Right: Primary Boys' Choir

Campbell House Music

Back Row: Alexander Certoma, Jack Steel, Charles Mayfield, Andre Garcey, Rowan Payne, Macklen Barker, Will Hamilton

All students participate in the class

Evening during the year.

lar basis.

music program and a fascinating

The special Year 2 String Program is

The Choral Program is also well

range of activities are presented to

bearing fruit with good numbers of

established, with separate girls' and

Middle Row: Aaron Derksen, Joshua Carr, Matthew Allen, Nicholas Fulton, James Christou, Dale Denny, Alexander Neerhut

boys' choirs learning a variety of repertoire.

Front Row: Kieran Beattie, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Nathanial Malishev, Jordan Kenfield, Callum Narita, Riley Dye, Alan Thomas, Ian Lee

Middle School Music The growth in numbers of students

Absent Harry Baylis

learning instruments in the Middle

Teacher:

School has been reflected in both

Mrs K Fyffe

the variety and size of the perform-

Below:Symphony Orchestra

ing groups, not only within the extra-

4th Row L-R: Fraser West, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, Hugh Hanson, Ollie Nam, James Lannan, Joel Carnegie, Kristofer Di Martino, Tom Sawade, John-Paul Nicolo, Shaun Edgeworth

curricular program, but also in the class music curriculum at Years 6

3rd Row L-R: Anna Scaife, Alyssa Calaby, Nicholas Doncon, Alice Crowley, Phillipa Hyatt, Brigit Ski 1 beck, Sophie Boyd, Madeleine Hayes, Nessie Croft, Laura McCartney 2nd Row L-R: Gemma Pasco, Carl Dickens, Stacey Taylor, Stephanie King, Grace Duncan, Melody Abikhair, Xavier Nicolo, Anna Croft, Lydia Kim Front Row L-R: Charles Crowl, Andrew Chidzey, Eliza Elliott, Mr Roger Sullivan, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Mark Irwin (Conductor), Mr Gerard Mack, Stephanie Gainey, Timmothy Oborne, Ona Grossnickle Absent: Ms Kate McColl, Mr Isaac Barter, Melissa Chiang, Jonathan Lee

Back Row: Taneesha Plummer, Lyndall Watson, Brigitte Russell, Rachel McColl, Lily Chirnside, Claire Findlay, Renee Kitchen 2nd Row L-R: Christopher Fagg, Thomas Forsyth, Nicholas Doncon, Alyssa Calaby, Tom Sawade, Samuel McElwee, Angela Smith, Brigit Ski 1 beck, Renee Walsh, Eliza Elliott, Ms Lisa Breen (Conductor) Front Row L-R: Lydia Kim, Haley Brown, Gina Tsai, Freya Amon, Stacey Taylor, Melody Abikhair, Stephanie King, Kelly Ryan Absent: Jake Barlow, David Franklin, Georgia Hall, Monique Hurley, Tiffany Ramsay, Nathan Walsh, Amy Young

Middle Row: Francoise Hill, Gemma Scerri, Allanah Freddi, Anna Morris, Fiona Riley, Emily Profitt, Ebony Westman, Georgina Nolan Front Row: Hannah Chirnside, Anna Black, Gabriel 1 e Mitchell, Claire Arundel 1, Stephanie Nicolo, Ebony Halik, Sophie Thorne, Rachel Patterson Teacher:

Mrs L McCartney

Accompanist:

Mr G Tigani (Absent)

and 7 where small ensemble work

Year 4 students' production of their

Heights, in addition to regular pre-

forms an important component.

"Enviro CD" and the Year 5 students'

sentations at weekly assemblies,

Performances of note by larger

experience of playing an Indonesian

These groups are formed from within

Top: Stage Band

groups during the year include the

Gamelan on loan to the school during

the normal music classes, and

String Orchestras win in the Geelong

Term 3, and working with Artists-in-

rehearse on a regular basis each

Back Row: Luke Chaffey, Christopher Millington, Jack Richardson, Ruth Blair, Peta Veanes

Eisteddfod and a well-received con-

Residence which culminated in a cap-

week.

cert at the Geelong Multi-Cultural

tivating

The larger ensembles, including

Hostel, which is now a regular part of

Foundation Concert.

performance

for

the

Concert Band, String and Symphony

Middle Row: James Holding, Joel an Jeffreys, James Pasco, Mark Richards, Dean Denny

gram. The Concert Band has grown

Senior School Music

have covered a diverse repertoire

Front Row: Dominic Tigani, Katherine Holding, Brigitte Russell, Lyndall Watson, Lily Chirnside, Mary Bradshaw, David Goodridge

substantially in size this year, and it

The Senior School program has been

during the year, and have provided

Absent:

was a challenge to fit them onto the

interesting and varied, with a range

opportunities for students to experi-

Teachers: Mr E. Fairlie, Ms K Notini

stage at the Dallas Brooks Hall, East

of excellent chamber group perform-

ence group music making at the

Melbourne, for their outstanding per-

ances taking place at special func-

highest level, Special performances

formance in the biennial JSHAA

tions throughout the year, including

have included the Concert Band par-

Music Festival, The Beginner Band,

Year

ticipation in the annual Rotary Club

re-formed in early Term 2, made

Minister's Reception (Geelong Art

BandFest and the Stage Band per-

excellent progress and we look for-

Gallery), the VCE Art Exhibition,

formance in the annual Jazz Festival

ward to these students joining the

Valedictory

held in Mt Gambier,

their community performance pro-

Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir

level

dinners,

the

Service,

Prime

150th

main Concert Band next year. In

Anniversary of Glastonbury, and at

The VCE cohort gave some excellent

Term 3 the Middle School Stage

the National Trust celebrations at The

solo and group performances at the

Band was established, providing a valuable additional experience for advanced wind, brass and percussion players. Their performance at the Year 6 "Macademy Awards" was a highlight. Music evenings throughout the year have provided students with many opportunities, in both solo and group settings, In particular, all Year 7 students performed with their class ensembles, giving a strong focus to their class work each semester. Other special activities included the

Jeremy Clark

Bottom: Concert Band Front Row: Olivia Foy, Olivia Dal ton, Amy Stekelenburg, Meaghan Eddey, Georgia Ratcliffe, Elizabeth Watson, Anna Morris, Katherine Holding, Claire Arundel 1 Second Row: Mark Richards, Harry Seward, Fiona Barton, Chloe Cook, James Holding, Laura Malishev, Max Amerena, Alexandra Weisenberger, Lyndall Watson, Jessie Knott, Edoardo Neerhut Third Row: Thomas Davey, Alika Reeve, James Pasco, Jemma Guerow, Lily Chirnside, Matthew Collett, Katalin Saunders, Thomas Molyneux, David Goodridge, Katherine Barton Fourth Row: Floyd Westman, William Arundel 1, Mary Bradshaw, Zoe Keogh, Stephanie Guy, Catherine Serle, Cody Harmon, Samantha Brimacombe, Xavier Hatch, Olivia Nicholson, Lucinda Sloan Fifth Row: Brigitte Russell, Isabel 1 e Russell, Peta Veanes, Luke Chaffey, Christopher Millington, Jack Richardson, Edward Jarvis, Mitchell Dye, Nicholas Kovacev, Rachel McColl Absent: Ngaire Robson, Madeleine Steel, Elizabeth Gore, Jeremy Clark Teachers: Mark Irwin (Conductor), Roger Sullivan, Daniel Zampatti

Music involved an enthusiastic, committed

larger, established ensembles from

group of singers and an exciting

each campus, whilst also affording

small rock ensemble, The intensity

us the opportunity to present more

and effectiveness of the rehearsal

unusual presentations,

period resulted in some outstanding

Highlights included a spectacular

musical and dramatic achievements,

massed choral item involving stu-

which all participants will long

dents from all campuses, which

remember.

focussed on the music of Australian

The Speech Day assembly held in

composer Stephen Leek. It also fea-

Costa Hall gave us an opportunity to

tured the amazing didgeridoo play-

Above: Secondary Boys' Choir

end-of-semester recitals and in a vari-

Angus Seller, Fletcher Kelly, Timothy Cleary, Xavier Hatch, Thomas Perkins, Alexander Carr, David Wescott

ety of "non-assessed" scenarios, pro-

present a selection of musical styles

ing of local Koori musician Norm

viding them with invaluable concert

to appeal to all tastes, The Year 11

Stanley, and projected illustrations of

Teacher: Ms L Breen

experiences,

Rock Band Elysian and vocalists

original art works by member of staff

The Canberra Music Tour was held

from "Godspell" were well received,

Linda Gallus, Eliza Elliott (Year 12)

over the Term 2 holidays and

together with James Lannan's (Year

gave a beautifully lyrical rendition of

involved over 50 students and staff.

12) excellent performance of a

the

Being based in central Canberra

Vivaldi Bassoon Concerto with the

Barber's Violin Concerto accompa-

Below: Beginner Band Back Row: Bernadette Rossiter, Lauren Kemp, Ruth Blair, Claire Findlay, Holly Shelley

allowed the group to complete a

Middle Row: Meg Gubbins, Morgan Smith, busy itinerary of rehearsals, sightKatherine Drury, Jacqueline Devrome, seeing and two special performancEbony Westman

Front Row: Joshua Carr, Jaimi Taylor, Sebastian Phillips, Emily Bourke, Jack Angliss, Dominic Tigani, George Cameron

1st

movement

Samuel

String Orchestra, which was bright

nied by the Symphony Orchestra,

and entertaining,

which also presented a mesmerising performance

Robert

Smith's

es: for Lyneham Primary School,

The Foundation Concert

Inchon based on memories of the

which hosted our rehearsals, and in

The primary goal of the Foundation

Korean War and illustrated with an

the Great Hall of Parliament House.

Concert is to display a cross-section

impressive slide display of original

Absent: Harry Baylis, Demi Del 1 a-Porta

The musical production "Godspell"

of the musical talent at College

war photographs. The Year 5 stu-

Teachers: Miss K Notini, Mrs K. Fyffe

was presented in Term 2 and

through the performances of the

dents presented a visually stunning

Above: Secondary Girls' Choir Back Row: Nicolo Luppino, Lauren Kemp, Anthea O'Brien, Ruth Blair, Isabel 1e Russell, Jaimee-Lee Lawson, Rebecca Carman Absent: Laura Beveridge, Caitlin Lamont Teacher: Ms L Breen

Left: Stage Band Back Row: Luke Chaffey, Christopher Millington, Jack Richardson, Ruth Blair, Peta Veanes Middle Row: James Holding, Joel an Jeffreys, James Pasco, Mark Richards, Dean Denny Front Row: Dominic Tigani, Katherine Holding, Brigitte Russell, Lyndall Watson, Lily Chirnside, Mary Bradshaw, David Goodridge Absent:

Jeremy Clark

Teachers: Mr E Fairlie, Ms K Notini

performance

authentic

provide the range of learning activi-

Indonesian music and choreography

ties which the school has come to

using life-sized, hand-made puppets

expect, and finally, I congratulate the

accompanied by the vibrant tones of

students, ably represented by John-

the gongs, xylophones and drums of

Paul Nicolo (Music Captain) and

theGamelan.

James Lannan (Vice Captain), for

In closing, I would like to thank the

their contribution to an excellent

Music Parents' Support Group for

year of music at College,

their activities during the year in rais-

It has been a great team effort,

ing monies for the purchase of equipment and subsidizing of costs associated with the Canberra Tour. I

Mark Irwin Director of Music

also sincerely thank the Music staff,

Above: Simply Strings Back Row: Joel an Jeffreys, Sonia Campanaro, Kim White, Samuel Profi tt, Ay r1i e Lane

both permanent and visiting teach-

Front Row: Franklin Mullaly, Nicola Luppino, Kate Kittelty, Cavelle McKenzie, Caroline Watson, Alice Morgan

ers, who have worked tirelessly to

Absent:

Fraser Byrnes, Lorcan Mathews, Georgina MacRae

Teachers:

Mrs U Kamburowski, Ms K McColl (Absent)

Bottom: String Orchestra Back Row: Nicola Riley, Nicola Luppino, Caroline Watson, Cavelle McKenzie, Eric Chien, Kate Kittelty, Sonia Campanaro, Alice Morgan, Riley Dye, Stephanie Nicolo Third Row: Allanah Freddi, Matthew Muschalla, Nicholas Fulton, Samuel Profitt, Kim White, James Green, Lara Palmer, Anna Black

Above: String Orchestra Back Row: Nicola Riley, Nicola Luppino, Caroline Watson, Cavelle McKenzie, Eric Chien, Kate Kittelty, Sonia Campanaro, Alice Morgan, Riley Dye, Stephanie Nicolo Third Row:

Allanah Freddi, Matthew Muschalla, Nicholas Fulton, Samuel Profitt, Kim White, James Green, Lara Palmer, Anna Black

Second Row: Ashley Narita, Lucy Watson, Rachel Patterson, Matthew Lamont, Jake Booth, Francoise Hill, Callum Narita, Charles Mayfield, Joel an Jeffreys, Alice Fraser Front Row: Absent:

Joshua Hay, Alex Neerhut, Benjamin Morgan, Fiona Riley, Ayr1ie Lane, Claire Oakley, Thomas Lever, Eliza Panckridge

Lorcan Mathews, Fraser Byrnes, Kalena Banjanin, Samuel Baird, Georgina MacRae

Teachers: Mrs U Kamburowski, Mr G Mack, Ms K McColl (Absent), Mr Z Barter (Absent)

Second Row: Ashley Narita, Lucy Watson, Rachel Patterson, Matthew Lamont, Jake Booth, Francoise Hill, Callum Narita, Charles Mayfield, Joel an Jeffreys, Alice Fraser Front Row: Joshua Hay, Alex Neerhut, Benjamin Morgan, Fiona Riley, Ayr1ie Lane, Claire Oakley, Thomas Lever, Eliza Panckridge Absent: Lorcan Mathews, Fraser Byrnes, Kalena Banjanin, Samuel Baird, Georgina MacRae Teachers: Mrs U Kamburowski, Mr G Mack, Ms K McColl (Absent), Mr Z Barter (Absent)

Arts Week This year's theme for Arts Week was 'Art and the Past'. Always a popular event with students from both campuses of the College, Arts Week is a wonderful time for students to involve themselves in a range of creative pursuits. This year we were fortunate enough to have the services of Melbourne artist Barry Drinan who, over the course of the three days, completed a superb duplicate of Vermeer's 'Lady with the Pearl Earring1. Mr Lewis Harper was also able to lend his services to the College by demonstrating his wood turning

skills,

Once

again

the

Campbell House Year 3 students travelled to the Senior School to participate in the activities, which is always a highlight. The festivities continued after school, with many students taking the opportunity to visit, Mr Greg Smith's murals were once again enjoyed by all, with two images

featuring

aspects

Victorian life over the past 150 years, Students were also offered the opportunity to try their hand at Calligraphy, Book Binding, Tapestry and Leatherwork. Whatever the activity or theme, Arts Week has its own niche on the school calendar and it has become synonymous with the onset of spring , the last bastions of winter and the creative expressions of many College students. Arts Week 2005; bring it on, bigger, bolder and better! Mr P Taylor Head Fine and Applied Arts

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Senior School Art Top: Stephanie Burton, Yr 12. Principal's Art Prize Bottom Left: Sam Chen, Yr 12 Bottom Right: Stephanie Burton, Yr 12

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Senior School Art Top: Ona Grossnickle, Yr 9 Middle Left: Sam McElwee, Yr 11 Middle Right: Jacqiri Smith, Yr 9 Bottom: Sarah Schofield, Yr 12

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Textiles

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Creative Writing Spring

Budding flowers coming into blossom, Revealing their bright array of colours Trees recovering from winter cold, Their leaves becoming vibrant shades of green Bright blue skies above, Fading out to pale blue at the horizon, Wispy patches of white clouds scattered around, The bright yellow sun sending down heat and colour. The weather, a mixture of winter and summer -Dull, grey, raining one day, -Bright, happy, sunny the next. The summer heat setting in near the end The Suns rays shining down, Making everything sparkle like diamonds; Reflecting of rivers and lakes, Catching the dew on the grass. Spring, a time of new born animals, Blossom appearing on trees, Fresh fruit ripening then picked. Spring; A truly beautiful season. Anna Scaife Year 9

AWAITS

Kaleidoscopic shapes and colours,

The dreams of past and to-be mix,

A mix of the surreal.

The thought of wars and valour won.

Over the bodies of allies and foes.

A land where fantasy and truth

The heroes welcomed,

The sun will shine, the rain will fall,

combine,

Dead decaying in the sun.

A war again will come, up to the wall.

Of past and future, of all time.

Imposing fortresses standing tall,

But in my dream I choose what

Where the mind opens to its full,

Kings maintaining supremacy over all. comes,

The unconscious mind breaks

Chargers galloping to the fray,

through.

The spears slicing through life.

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The conscious to the un- succumbs. The place I find my best refuge,

What we know and aren't aware, Is then released into minds space.

The grass soon grows,

Peace will reign in the wake of war,

Under my own mental deluge.

The dead are counted, rebuilt walls.

When in sleep I can believe,

The Cloisters Under the arches, over the grass,

This one dawdles, that one marches,

er or later,

two four six, the students pass,

more arrivals, more departures,

actor, painter, scholar, debater,

College lad and College lass,

three Annabelles, two Natashas,

small Year 9 in biggish blazer,

ding-dong-ding! going to class.

all come through, under the arches.

That what I say is law.

And up I wake,

And what I think is what pre-

And a less interesting world

vails.

presents itself.

But the time will come,

Of dire straits and unresolved

When I alas come up for air.

gangs,

The dreams float away, and I

But it will end soon,

remember nought,

In the scheme of things,

From my night of extensive

And an eternal dreamtime...

thought.

AWAITS.

My own dream time comes to

Timothy Maltby Year 9

an end,

manly 12 in need of razor.

Up the steps, younger

This one saunters, that one skips,

and older,

one two three, four five six,

bearing book and pen-

assorted Jameses, several Nicks,

cil-holder,

under the arches, over the bricks,

Mossgiel girl with Biol

past the Dungeon, my old den,

folder,

peace and quiet (phew!) and then,

Mackie boy strong of

dong-ding-dong! they're out again,

shoulder.

a hundred, two hundred, past C10.

over the bricks, into the

This one dawdles, that one marches,

light,

more arrivals, more departures,

past the magnolias

three Annabelles, two Natashas,

Omo-bright,

over the bricks and under the arches.

left right left, right left

LNZoch

right,

Staff 2004

all in blue and green and white. All pass through, soon-

page 69

Left: Jon Arrigo (Yearl2). Jon's "Swing Chair" won the Furnishing Industry Training Award, obtained first place in the Secondary Schools Design and Technology Section of the 2004 Furnishing Industry Training Awards. Jon was also named Australian Designer of the Year for a new outdoor product.

House of Guilds repairing sections of timberwork. A

HOG and it was a pleasure to see

another successful year with the

number of belts and stock whips

these groups working in the House

boarding community in particular,

continue to be produced, with Ben

of Guilds. It is a unique and reward-

utilising the facilities on a regular

Grice, Tom Baulch and George

ing experience that the Geelong

basis. The development of the

Johnstone

College enjoys in being able to draw

The House of Guilds has enjoyed

(all Yr 10),

actively

Humble Centre is an exciting project

improving their skills in this area.

which we look forward to seeing

As in past years the HOG was also well

bers and students. These two

completed. The new Music and

utilised with the creation of a number

groups when combined achieve out-

Drama facility will complement the

of props and sets for the school pro-

comes that are unique to education-

on the values and skills of both mem-

creative offerings to Collegians and

duction of 'Godspell'. Anthony Ciach

al institutions in Australia.

be an exciting addition to the facili-

was continually inventing ways to

As the House of Guilds enters its

ties of the school.

engineer products using new tech-

70th year as a central part of life at

John Heard (Yr 10) was active in his

niques and processes.

the Geelong College, may it continue

efforts to restore the College's full

The true strength of the HOG has

to provide support and opportunity

size billiard table, a project which he

been the interaction that takes place

to all those Collegians and communi-

looks forward to competing some

on a daily basis between the mem-

ty members who seek assistance

time during 2005/6. It is an ongoing

bers of the community and College

and creative outlet within its walls.

task with many hours having already

students. This year Karingal and

been spent on dismantling and

Clockwork utilised the facilities of the

P.C.Taylor Warden House of Guilds

Campbell House Art

page 71

"Godspell" Godspell, one of the biggest interna-

sparkling, seminal score by Stephen

tionally successful musicals of all

Schwartz, boasted a string of recog-

kindness, tolerance and love. It was

time, was performed by a rich cast of

nisable songs, led by the internation-

a uniformly strong, talented, commit-

life of Jesus, with a clear message of

students of the College at the Ford

al hit, "Day by Day" which was deliv-

ted and infectiously endearing cast,

Theatre, Geelong Performing Arts

ered beautifully by Melody Abikhair.

and a production which surely her-

Centre.

Treated to a colourful, lively and

alded Good News for the tradition of Senior School Drama productions.

Conceived and originally directed by

entertaining production, the audi-

John-Michael Tebelak, "Godspell" is

ence was captivated as the cast

one of the biggest Broadway suc-

adeptly made its way through

cesses of all time. Based on the

"Prepare Ye The Way Of The Lord"

Gospel according to St Matthew, it

(Sam Sawade), "Learn Your Lessons

tells the story of the last seven days

Well" (Holly Maher-Hill), "Bless the

of Christ's life. However, in this ver-

Lord" (Haley Brown), "We Beseech

sion, the parables were contempo-

Thee" (Emile Devrome), "Light Of The

rised and Christ's followers were

World" (David Hynes), "All Good

construction workers, cleverly high-

Gifts" (Tom Sawade), "Turn, Back, 0

lighting the fact that Jesus was a

Man" (Kelly Ryan) and "By My Side"

carpenter. The action was set on a

(Renee Walsh).

building site with the players pre-

In a celebration of the life and teach-

senting interpretations and enact-

ings of Christ, "Godspell" was a visu-

ments of the events recorded in the

al feast of sets, costumes, lights and

Bible through the unsophisticated

music. Young players spilled onto the

eyes of workmen.

stage and amused audiences with a

The College production, not strictly

high-velocity assortment of paro-

adhering to the traditional plot,

dies, sight-gags, routines, charades

utilised clowning, pantomime, cha-

and visual puns.

rades, acrobatics and vaudeville to

Mr James Edwards masterfully mar-

tell the story of Christ's life whose

shalled the events of the last days of

role was played compellingly by Ben

Jesus' life with great simplicity and

Franklin. It was a true pageant; per-

power. His efforts manifested in

formed by ten principal performers

three charming, spirited, energetic

from Years 10, 11 and 12 and ably

and effervescent shows. The conta-

supported by an ensemble cast of

gious enthusiasm of the "Godspell"

over forty students.

cast provided attendees with a rol-

The

production,

featuring

the

licking and unique reflection on the

Leigh Knight, Head of English

Middle School Art Left: Sophie Hayes, Monique Sherriff, Yr 7 Middle Left: Chloe Allen, Yr 8 Middle Right: Pip Crowley, Yr 8 Bottom Left: Rachel Harris, Yr 7 Bottom Right: Alice Fraser, Yr 8

Top row l e f t : Nathan Malishev, Yr 4 Top row right: Thomas Goodear, Yr 5 Middle row l e f t : Year 5 Fantasy Animals Middle row right: Addy Dunkley-Smith, Yr 5 Bottom:: Kate Plowman, Yr 4

page 75

" L i f e After George"

here were men like George

of the emotionally harrowing, utterly

keeping Beatrix; Jackie Doran (past)

when my mother went to

Australian play, The influence and

and Tiff Ramsay (present) as the

University, and there are men

like that now, brilliant idealists who

espouse socialist ideals by day and sleep with their students by night (or day, or both), Torn between the hypocritical lust of intellectual revolution

guidance of Cyclone Deb (Hynes)

controlling, certain Lindsay, and Alice

was apparent once again in its mag-

Bradshaw (past) and Holly Maher-Hill

nificent staging, Morrison Hall was

(present) as the wild, erratic Poppy,

utilized

magnificently

Eliza Elliot's Ana painted the moving

authentic set divided the space into

picture of a daughter battling with

well;

the

three defined areas and times in

love, hatred and an inability to under-

George's life, establishing an intima-

stand her father, Miranda McCurry's

and women, the life and times of the

cy and emotional involvement with

gender-switching portrayal of Duffy

deceased Professor Peter George

the audience,

offered a gentle, wise voice of rea-

and his complicated relationship

The division of characters into two

son in the storm of George's life,

with those he loved, is the focal point of "Life After George". His legacy is created around the memories and bittersweet stories of his three wives, his daughter and a

roles representing past and present,

Presenting three different genera-

highlighted both the individuality of

tions of George, David Hynes, Peter

each of George's wives, as well as

Glennon and Michael Sherburn dis-

allowing the audience to consider

played commanding presence and

the growth, change and effect he

spirit,

close friend,

had on their lives, United in their love

Playwright

for a man who was unable to provide

Australian script was superbly com-

The Year 12 Theatre Studies produc-

the socialist empathy he champi-

plemented by the use of purely

tion of Hannie Rayson's "Life After

oned to his own family, strong por-

Australian music provided by the

George"

trayals were given

house band, Renee Walsh and Pip

exhibited

outstanding

by Phoebe

maturity and understanding in its

Wilkens

conceptualization and presentation

Roache (present) as the peace-

(past)

and

Stephanie

Pattison's

Rayson's

hauntingly

wonderfully

beautiful

vocals, and the musical talent of Nick

Doncon, Simon Gilbert-Kent and

Rayson's story of our people and

of Morrison Hall to tears, Life After

Chris White, added to the atmos-

our history and development as

George was a powerful, profession-

phere and overall message of the

Australians,

al and overwhelmingly poignant

the

audience

was

play. Special mention must go to

allowed an invitation into the private

success,

Christie English whose outstanding

lives of the characters and thus felt

work and immense dedication as

the powerful pain and emotions of

Claire Varley OGC

Stage Manager provided a back-

the women in George's life, It

bone to the play, as did the Lighting

became clear that the prob-

Operators Chris Andrews and Mr

lems surrounding George's

Edwards,

life were not a result of the

What defined the pivotal emotionally

fact that 'the man didn't

unsettling effect of the play on the

care1, but that he cared too

audience was that the acting was

much about too many things.

neither grand nor elaborate but dis-

Able to tear at the audience's

turbingly real, making the play even

emotions and with a single sen-

more stirringly beautiful. Through

tence reduce the entire contents

Opposite page: Back(L-R):David Hynes, Peter Glennon Front:Michael Sherburn, Eliza E l l i o t t Left:(L-R):Tiffany Ramsay, Jacqui Doran, Peter Glennon Above: Jacqui Doran, Peter Glennon

page 77

Zoe Keogh

Jessica Uebergang

Sarah D'Altera

Emily Dawson

Jordan Tomkins

Ned Rogerson

Chloe Allen

Robert Tripoli no

Holly Bartlett

Richard Homewood

Clancy O'Connor

Michael Jenkins

Pip Van Leeuwen

Ainslie Herbert

Georgina Carr Pip Crowley

Daniel Certoma

Caroline Watson

Robert Taylor

Jessica Chirnside

Chris Millington

Julia Hurley

Kalena Banjanin

Georgia Inness

Lucy Brand

Rachael Golightly

Jeremy Clark

Katherine Barton

Georgina MacRae

Isabelle Russell

James Pasco

Nicole McLean

Charlotte Tobin

Harriet Brown

Callum Wood

Ella Riley

Penelope Cordner

Harry Seward

Mark Richards

Stephanie Guy

Monique Nancarrow

Kendall Craig

Elena Britt

Siobhan Adams

Alice Goodear

Meagan Andrews

Stevie Quirk

Campbell House Play - The Game

" L i f e on Mars" I n the world premiere of "Life on

Theatre class at the College.

The script was as passionate as the

I Mars", the Year 11 Theatre Studies

Amy Young and Matthew Dimovski

cast, tearing down the walls of

I class created a moving journey of

impressively ignited the spark of

superficiality in society in an attempt

poetry and the beauty of life and

humour and energy in the first act,

to expose the emotional truth of

death in "Twenty-Zero-Four".

while Joel Gross, accompanied by

being alive in today's world, The

After spending some time talking

Allysha Coghlan and Jodean Ross,

power of a possible future of terror-

and conceptualising with the stu-

showed great skill in their portrayal

ism in Australia was conveyed clear-

dents, Geelong playwright Ross

of the darker themes of war, violence

ly to the audience. During the scene changes of the second act, Morrison

Mueller wrote the piece specifically

and depression. Sarah McLarty,

to incorporate the diverse skills,

Annie Morris and Michaela Mellett lit

Hall was enveloped in a heavy

attributes and personalities in the

the stage with vibrant youthful inno-

silence as the audience contemplat-

class. Under the direction of Mr

cence before revealing the emotion-

ed the truth of the raw emotion they

James Edwards, the class upheld

al strain of their relationship, Libby

had just witnessed.

the College tradition of creative and

Hurst and Emily Saunders offered a

Congratulations to all Year 11 Theatre

inventive work, confronting the audi-

powerfully moving sombre, sad por-

students

ence with some of society's deepest

trayal of the confusing transition into

thought-provoking and awesome

issues -love, confusion, life choice

adulthood,

and

achievement. We look forward to

and death,

Kasselle Plummer embodied their

seeing your work in 2005 and beyond,

Charles

Crowl

Using a stylised and minimalist

characters' victimisation with great

design, Morrison Hall was trans-

clarity, conveying their grief and loss

formed into the blank canvas on

very convincingly.

which all masterpieces are created,

Michael Langdon, Emma Roberts

This limited use of set and properties

and Suzie Mackenzie gave brilliantly

put extra pressure on the cast and

honest and truthful performances,

Jason Chou,

production team, requiring the use of

both as individuals and as members

their own imagination and energy to

of the rock band

establish the world of the play for the

Spiders". Anna Okholm-Hansen's

"The Angry

audience, Lighting designers Chris

representation of Death was both

Andrews and Nick Houghton, and

sensitive and brutal, showing the

sound designer Toby Davies, worked

perfect balance of calm sorrow and

professionally and tirelessly to per-

violent destruction. The entire cast of

many complex scene

"Life on Mars" was extremely suc-

changes of the performance and

cessful in the portrayal of their char-

produce one the most technologi-

acters; sometimes happy; some-

cally

times sad, but always poetic.

fect the

page 82

A play by Ross Mueller

advanced

shows

any

David Hynes Year 12

your

demanding,

COLLEGE LIFE

Visitors Right: Corey Enright, Mads Buhl, Stephen King, Christopher Campion Below: Adam Elliot, Year 6 students Below right: Anthony Eaton (Author), Angus Fitzpatrick Call urn Wood

Left top: Mr Boz Parsons (Anzac Day speaker), Dr Pauline Turner Left: World Vision speaker, Mrs Carole Mallett Below: David Curnow, Geelong College and Shalom College students

Right: Jackson Macauley, Eliza Curnow, Norm Seymour (Narana Creations) Below: Farah Farouque (Age Journalist)

Left: Annette Laidlaw (Narana Creations) and Year 9 Textile students Right: Anne Spudvilas (Illustrator)

page 84

Prep Class of 1992 Class of 1992 3rd Row L-R: Nicholas Hill, Simon Gruzauskas, Marcel Bucek, Alastair Jones, Julian Russell, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan 2nd Row L-R: Hamish Harten, Anthony Ciach, Andrew Chidzey, Joel Carnegie, Robert Parkes, John-Paul Nicolo, Jack Herbert Front Row L-R: Sara Arnold, Stephanie Burton, Kate D'Altera, Philippa Herd, Alice Bradshaw, Jennifer Sheahan

SRC SRC 2004 Back Row: Sebastian Hall, Elliott Mann, Jake Addison, Lorcan Mathews, Eric Chi en Scott Dimovski, James Pasco Middle Row: Jackson Macauley, Rebecca Carman, Isabelle Russell, Holly Bartlett, Ainslie Herbert, Georgina Carr, Francesca Henricus, Tom Perkins, Fraser Byrnes, Mr Chris Lawson Front Row: Darcy Thomson, Olivia Dal ton, Jordan Tomkins, Jessica Uebergang, Callum Wood, Georgina Macrae, Emma Woolman, Belinda Pollard

page 85

Art in the City Program Year 9

Top: Sophie Chisholm

The new Art in the City program gave

recorded through the use of photog-

that this was a highlight, and the

25 Year 9 students the opportunity

raphy, video and sketches proved

freedom from classroom walls and

to participate in a week long art pro-

invaluable.

bell times was appreciated.

gram based at "City Cite" in the heart

The individual project undertaken

The students involved in this inaugu-

of Melbourne. The location was

reflected each student's independent

ral 2004 program gave of themselves

inspirational as it overlooked St

development of ideas about the city.

at all times. Their energy and enthusi-

Paul's Cathedral, Federation Square,

Artworks developed included digital

asm for the program was commend-

views over St Kilda Road and

photo collages, textiles, paintings,

able and many students spent extra

towards the Botanical Gardens.

drawings, mixed media works, videos

hours finalising their projects for pres-

The purpose of the Art in the City pro-

and black and white photography. The

entation to the Year 8 students and

gram, held from 11-15 October, was

space at City Cite was transformed

school assembly. As a celebration of

to engage students in an intensive

into a functional, multi-purpose art

the whole program, students pre-

study of art through observation and

studio which buzzed with activity for

sented their group projects and an

investigation

city.

the week. Students took advantage of

exhibition of their individual artworks

Students worked in groups on a

the proximity of the City Cite to central

to their parents on 28 October, As this was a pilot program it is to be

the

inner

research project and also developed

Melbourne to work flexibly between

and produced an individual artwork,

their subject matter and the working

hoped that the program will grow in

Themes such as Natural and Man-

space. The activity of the students

strength in the coming years and

made contrasts, Past and Present,

was documented in detail by Ms

expand to incorporate other subject disciplines. Thanks must go to Mrs

Laneways and High-Rise provided a

Leonie Amerena, College parent and

framework for the program.

artist, who also assisted students in

Mary Mason and Mrs Debbie Filling

With the expertise and knowledge of

their projects, The students' artworks

whose support and organisation

our Artist-in-Residence Elise Fraser,

captured the dynamic activity of the

assisted the success of the pro-

students were encouraged to explore

city. The venue also gave the group

gram. Thanks also to Ms Leonie

the city in order to understand the

easy access to the galleries and many

Amerena and Ms Elise Fraser for

many contexts in which art could be

students went to see exhibitions at the

their commitment to the students

found in that environment, in public

NGV International and the NGV

and to Mr Phil Taylor who supported

and private galleries, to public sculp-

Australia.

the program and assisted students

ture in laneways and city streets, and

Many students decided to stay with

with photography. The works pro-

the built environment, Assisted by

family friends or relatives in the city

duced on this page, quotes from stu-

Mrs Mason, students spent two days

and suburbs, learning about public

dents and photos of students in

investigating aspects of Melbourne's

transport and how to get around the

action at "City Cite" indicate the suc-

art scene and produced a group

city. Others enjoyed travelling daily

cess of the week.

presentation to demonstrate their

on the train from Geelong, Student

knowledge. Student's observations

reflections on the week indicated

Mary Preece

Great Victorian Bike Ride 2004 Sporting our navy school team

expectations but all riders complet-

polos, The Geelong College's Great

ed the distance unhindered, Day 5

Victorian Bike Ride team powered

was another big day, up and over

the 46kms trom Port Fairy to Koroit

Lavers Hill in freezing rain and biting

on 27th November to officially start

winds, The 78kms to Apollo Bay

the ride. The team, consisting of 18

offered spectacular sights,

Year 9 and 10 students along with 6

The rest day offered pleasing weath-

staff and parents, stayed a restless

er and many riders visited the town

night in Koroit, sleepless with feel-

centre. Later that night the talent

ings of apprehension about the

contest was held and our very own

coming week and its somewhat var-

Emma Sturm in Year 9 won with the

ied living conditions with which we

jazzy number 'Lullaby of Birdland'!

would later become familiar.

The 64kms was certainly a breath-

Rising at 5,30am, the team packed

taking experience as The Great

up and waited in the breakfast line

Ocean Road was closed for the use

for the energy boosting meal we

of all riders and led us swooping into

needed for the 100km ride facing us

Aireys' Inlet,

that day. Queuing was an activity

At the conclusion of the ride, our

with which all 8,500 riders became

second last day took us the 79kms

competent as waiting for meals,

to Queenscliff for our last night and

showers and toilets all had to be fac-

meals of this outstanding experi-

tored into our daily routine,

ence. Our minds were steadily fixed

Port Campbell welcomed us in the

on thoughts of home as we rocketed

afternoon and most team members

the remaining 50 kms to Geelong to

enjoyed a well earned swim and

be welcomed by volunteers, family

sleep. Monday brought the demand-

and friends. Special thanks must go

ing 86 kms to Camperdown with

to the teachers and supporting par-

mammoth hills and sizzling heat. This

ents of the group as a fantastic time

was considered by the majority to be

was enjoyed by all. After riding 570

the hardest day for heat, hills and

kms, we will remember the fun, hills,

distance between stops.

friendships, mud, night time movies,

The difficult 88kms to Gellibrand

rain and queues. It was an experi-

loomed ahead with an accurate

ence never to forget!

forecast of rain and challenging conditions. The day's riding lived up to all

Emma Jackson Year 10

Australian Rules Football Tour Denmark is a maritime nation and no

the cup returned to Australia. A num-

crosses rose covered dunes and at

place is further than an hour's drive

ber of demonstration matches and

its most narrow tip the waters of the

from the sea. Much of the coast is

skills lessons were conducted to

Kattegat and Skagerrak clash and

dominated by dunes and heath land

introduce young Danish students to

you can put a foot in each sea.

and the gently rolling hills are not far

the game and these were well

Legoland, with its miniature cities,

above sea level-in fact, on occasions

received.

harbours and international sights all

we travelled on roads that were

The opportunity to play Australian

created from lego is a source of

below sea level.

Rules football internationally and

amazement and the robotics class

The country abounds with mediaeval

contest the Cerami Board Cup was a

was a challenge for our students.

churches, renaissance castles and

highlight for the football players.

Hans Christian Andersen is a Danish

well preserved 18th century fishing

Rosenborg palace gave us an insight

National Treasure and next year the

villages as well as renowned muse-

into the building programs of King

city of Odense will celebrate his

ums and historic treasures.

Christian 1V as well as an opportuni-

200th birthday. Already the museum

The Jutland peninsula connects

ty to view the dazzling collection of

and surrounding areas are prepared

Denmark to the European mainland

Danish Crown jewels and the Round

for the interest this will generate.

and the country has 406 islands,

Tower, used as an astronomical

The tour included the magnificent

about 90 of which are inhabited.

observatory is currently used by

sight of the chalk cliffs at Mons Klin,

Most of Denmark is a low land of fer-

amateur astronomers.

a visit to Roskilde, former capital of

tile farms, beech woods and heather

A canal tour of Nyhavn afforded

Denmark and home to the Viking ship museum, Frederiksborg castle

covered moors, with farming and

wonderful views of Copenhagen

fishing important to the economy.

with its magnificent copper spires,

and the changing of the guard at

Denmark has also distinguished itself

restored gabled town houses, the

Amalienborg Palace.

and the Little

The generous hospitality of our

A visit to Copenhagen

Danish friends and the detailed

as a leader in the field of applied

new Opera House

design in silverware, glass, furniture,

Mermaid.

porcelain and home electronics.

Cathedral, Tivoli and the famous

preparation and planning ensured

We were afforded a smorgasbord of

stroget ensured that we also experi-

that this would be a memorable tour.

visual delights, cultural activities and

enced the beauty and liveliness of

We look forward to reciprocating

sites of historical significance as well

the capital city, Copenhagen.

when the Danish football team visits

as the opportunity to play football

The island of Jutland gave us the

Australia in the future,

The Cerami Board Cup was the pri-

wonderful opportunity to visit the

mary reason for the football tour and

northern most tip of Denmark at

The Geelong College team was delighted to

victorious

and ensure that

page 88

Skagen.The

path

the

beach

Coral Turner

Denmark 2004

Thailand

hailand: a land of smiling

saw and walked the famous "Bridge

called "Cabbages and Condoms", a

friendly people and hot

over the River Kwai", and had a very

restaurant that helps raise the aware-

steamy weather. On 21 of

special moment as when we visited

ness of contraception in Thailand

June, 19 College students left a cold

the war cemeteries containing the

with slogans such as "Buy condoms

and miserable Geelong and headed

many Australians who were killed

like you would cabbages". This

to what was a fantastic two weeks,

during WW2. We experienced the

restaurant was filled with many such

We arrived in Bangkok nine hours

temple of the Emerald Budda, the

mottos, but our favourite one was

later and when we arrived at the air-

spectacular

and

"Instead of mints, we give condoms!"

port, we were greeted by our host

Wimanemek Mansion. The group

On 27 of June we flew to the much

families and separated with them to

also experienced a very different

cooler Chiang Mai, where we were

the different locations in Bangkok to

school excursion to the ones we are

welcomed by the staff and director

spend the next seven nights.

used to at College. We were invited

of the Prem Centre (International

A wake up call of 5:30am was a very

to attend the Year 12 excursion to

School) where we were to spend the

unfamiliar experience for many of

the ancient city of Ayuthaya. Around

next five days, We departed the

us, but this is what our families have

thirty double decker coaches took

Prem Centre for a fantastic day at

to do if they want to make it into

us there with three or four police

the Lampang Elephant Conservation

school or work on time. In Bangkok

escorts! In our spare time with our

Centre, where we were extremely

Grand

Palace

we attended the College's sister

host families we experienced the

lucky to experience the respect and

school, Triam Udom Suksa School.

everyday life of a Thai family, going

care that the Thai people have for

Here we were looked after with fan-

out to restaurants on the water at

the

tastic hospitality. On the first day at

night, shopping at markets, experi-

Conservation centre we were able

the school we were welcomed with

encing the floating markets, going to

to take a luxurious tour through the

very traditional dances by perform-

wildlife shows or just having relaxing

mountains and forests on top of a

ers in amazing traditional costumes.

walks through the parks.

rather large elephant, After the ride

elephant.

While

the

During the next six days in Bangkok

One of our students, Chloe Noble,

we were treated to a very spectacu-

we were very fortunate to be shown

was also very lucky to experience her

lar show of the elephants painting,

the many great sights. These includ-

18th birthday during the tour. We cel-

playing soccer, dancing, giving peo-

ed a visit to Kanchanaburi, where we

ebrated by going to a restaurant

ple massages and much more.

When the show concluded, it was

Mae Tang. Here we visited the local

ing "oh my Buddha" as we led them

our turn to perform with them. Here

market and trekked through the

down the stream. After the rafting

we learnt how to get on their backs,

mountain sides for 7kms to a small

we headed back to the Prem Centre

move them forward, stop them, get

mountain tribe village who supplied

to pack our bags and headed to the

them to dance and play the harmon-

us with a wonderful lunch, After this

airport for a very tiring nine hour trip

ica. We were even very lucky to

we took a relaxing ride on bamboo

back to Australia,

bathe the animals in the river and

rafts down the river to a small moun-

Special thanks must go out to Mrs

have water fights with the elephants'

tain village where we stayed the

Brown, Mrs Foley and Mr Hibbard for

trunks aiming and shooting at the

night. In the village, we slept in small

making this trip possible.

person next to you,

huts on the ground with a very thin

The next day touched the hearts

mat as our mattress. The next day

Jane Fairbairn, Year 12

deeply of the College students. We

was our last day to be spent in

Students:

departed the Prem Centre and

Thailand and we were awoken to

Shea McLennan,

headed for the Vein Ping Childrens'

roosters and the call of prayers over

Chloe Henderson,

Home. Here we were openly wel-

speakers,

Hannah Cooke, Chloe Noble,

comed by the poor children who had

After breakfast we packed our bags

Jane Fairbairn, Alyce Stribling,

lost their parents. After this emotion-

and headed to the river for Level 3

Serena Peardon, Veronica

al experience, we headed to the Hill

rapids. We learnt the rules and tricks

Clement-Jones, Naomi Bailey,

tribe museum where we were able

of white-water rafting and quickly

Michelle Chiang, Annabell

to see the lifestyle and culture of

headed for our rafts before we were

Deppeler, Katie Greig,

these intriguing people. Our next

pushed out of the way by elephants

Kelly Smith, Jodean Ross,

destination

was

again

another

furiously wanting a bath. We headed

Kristen Battye, Jocelyn Kop,

touching

place,

the

Agape

down the river, with the "rowers'"

Childrens1 home where we played

Jamie McKee-Larsen, Sam

boat leading most of the way, Some

Harbison, Fraser West,

with the HIV affected children.

of us were a little nervous on our first

Annie Foley, Joseph Foley.

The following day was a day full of

experience of rafting but it ended up

Staff:

excitement, We packed our back-

being the Thai leaders feeling more

Leonie Brown, David Hibbard,

packs and travelled to the area of

nervous with a few of them scream-

Therese Foley, Brendan Foley.

Shea McLennan

Jocelyn Kop

Chloe Henderson Hannah Cooke

Jamie McKeeLarsen

Chloe Noble

Sam Harbison

Jane Fairbairn

Fraser West

Alyce Stribling

Leonie Brown

Serena Peardon

David Hibbard

Veronica Clement-Jones

Therese Foley

Naomi Bailey

Annie Foley

Michelle Chiang

Joseph Foley

Annabel! Deppeler Katie Greig Kelly Smith Jodean Ross Kristen Battye

Brendan Foley

Larapinta Report

uring the mid-year holidays The Geelong College Exploration Society com-

pleted an ambitious 14-day expedi-

tion traverse of the West MacDonnell Ranges; a spectacular series of geological folds in the desert that run for over 200 kilometres directly west of Alice Springs. Whilst the Larapinta Trail passes through some well-known tourist areas, our party of 16 students, 4 walking staff and 2 support staff deliberately avoided these, preferring to explore the more remote, pristine areas of this beautiful but challenging environment. Walking over 150 kilometres with full packs, we enjoyed many spectacular sights, with the area looking its best after recent, unseasonal rain. With months of fitness training, food preparation

and

gear

packing

behind us, we commenced our journey at Glen Helen, beside the Finke River, from which the Larapinta Trail derives its title. Walking westwards, we left the Finke headwaters behind us, heading towards Mount Sonder which dominated the skyline. In our way stood many creek crossings mostly dry but a few containing water - steep, rocky ranges, prickly spinifex and unforgiving hard ground underneath our feet. The day ascent of Mount Sonder was the first of a number highlights that will remain as memories for many years. With sweeping 360° views from the summit, we collectively felt a sense of achievement as we surveyed the spectacular landscape around us. Over the following ten days we were to encounter many similarly remarkable scenes as we climbed up and over apparently never-ending ridges on a daily basis. On each occasion we would inevitably descend from these exposed peaks into one of the steep gorges that could easily lie hidden to the causal bypasser. Many

gorges were filled with rich colours, a wide variety of wildlife, cooling breezes, rock-fall mazes for us to traverse and the ever-present feeling that their ancient rocks have been walked upon for thousands of years. Prior to this trip, very few, if any, of the students would have slept so soundly on rocks in a creek bed, carried heavy containers for more than a kilometre to avoid the taste of bore water, awoken to howling dingoes, manicured feet so carefully to avoid or relieve blisters, conquered a 'razorback', cooked feasts from dried vegetables and noodles, risen early to sit on a cliff at sunrise, sat in a tree to eat lunch, walked at a faster rate than a four-wheel drive support vehicle or delighted in burning cruel spinifex. The expedition party became very skilled in not just surviving, but cooperating effectively as a group and enjoying themselves immensely in the outdoors, Ever since the successful 2000 expedition through the Strzelcki Desert, we had a strong desire to return to explore another part of Australia's arid interior, and once again the vastness of the landscape had a significant impact on us all. With similarly challenging ventures occurring in recent years-climbing

Federation

Peak deep in the Tasmanian wilderness, walking Western Australia's coastal Bibbulmun Track and tackling Kokoda-it is clear that the spirit of exploration remains strong at the College, Student Expeditioners: Michael Barson, Tom Champness, Charles Crowl, Ben Fagan-Nolan, Emma Gray, James Gray, John Heard, Haydon Holmes, Tom Jenkins, James Lannan, Nadia Lightfoot, Ollie Nam, Emily Paton, Amelia Rayson, Stephanie Smith, Amy Young Staff: Rob Kayler-Thomson, Con Lannan, Donna Lannan, Mary Preece, Heather Smith, Roger Smith

Year 9 Outdoor Education 004 is the tenth year Geelong College Year 9 students have attended Wollangarra in remote central Gippsland. Stepping back in time to a lifestyle with-

out electricity and modern conveniences, students are involved in the Wollangarra philosophy of self sufficiency, teamwork, fun and care for the environment. Each group completed a three day expedition in beautiful locations such as Bryce's Gorge and the Macalister River Gorge. They experienced the special world of the mountains, learnt new skills and more about themselves We were made welcome at Wollangarra by new Directors Jen and Reiner Haubold and their involved and positive staff: Dan Lyons, Clare Wall, Freya Manning, Joel Ziffer and Anthi Emmanouil. The contributions of the College staff who were involved in the program were greatly appreciated. Thanks to Mr Urn Parkes, Mr David Andrews, Mr Dale Carroll, Mr Rob KaylerThomson, Mr Mike Gallus and Mr Phil Taylor who attended the camps and also Mrs Leonie Brown and Mr Roger Smith for their support. Mr TP Parkes Outdoor Education Coordinator

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Wollangarra

page 95

Student tour to China 2004 I t's difficult to say what our

carvings in the sides of the cliffs.

I expectations of China were - but

Luoyang was the city where we

Finally, we caught another train, this

I no doubt, as all of the seventeen

were introduced to the ideals of

time to the enormous city of

students and two teachers would

Buddhism through paintings and

Shanghai.

agree, the eighteen days we spent

statues. We also visited a park

remarkable days, travelling by the

there exceeded all of them. Little

which was so big, it had its own zoo.

highly efficient Shanghai subway. Highlights included the amazing

mously cheap DVDs.

Here,

spent

could we have known, as we sat

In the park many of the students

drearily slumped in our chairs at

played a mass game of 'hacky-sack'

Pearl of the Orient TV Tower, the

smoggy Melbourne airport at 6:00

with some of the locals, "Aiyo!"

surrounding Bund, the Yu Gardens,

am, that we were about to embark

Next stop, the city of Xian. Here we

a cruise on the river, the enormous

on the unforgettable, incredible trip

had the privilege of seeing the

markets, and of course, our sister-

of a lifetime.

incredible entombed terracotta war-

school. Despite spending just one

The amazing experience began in

riors. Thousands of statues were

afternoon in the modern campus,

Beijing, where we saw the Great

built to guard the tomb of the first

we made new friends, and had a

Wall, the Imperial Palace/Forbidden

Emperor and they amazed us with

unique insight into the ways of Chinese schools. It certainly made

City, the Summer Palace, Beijing

their intricate detail and grandeur.

Zoo, the Temple of Heaven and

Afterwards we put our Chinese skills

us realise how lucky we are, in that

Tananmen Square. For many of us

and recently acquired bargaining

we return home at 3:30, not 7:30 -

the Great Wall was the highlight of

experience to the test in a small

the Chinese students work incredi-

the entire trip. From the picturesque

market

Entombed

bly hard, which, we noticed, con-

Badaling pass, we walked a small

Warriors. We also visited the incred-

tributes to their amazing English

section of the incredible structure.

ibly long, Xian city wall, which

skills; putting our Chinese skills to

Viewing the wall as it stretches

stretched into the distance, 39km

shame! At last it was time to go

away along mountain tops into the

around the city. Other highlights of

home, sound in the knowledge that

distance, gave us a clearer knowl-

Xian included the Great Wild Goose

our language skills, cultural aware-

edge of the wall's massive scale. It

Pagoda, as well as the Bell and

ness and horizons had all been

was here and in Beijing's other

Drum Towers.

thoroughly extended.

outside

the

incredible attractions, that we were

After 3 days in Xian, we proceeded

Many of us are already looking for-

first 'introduced to' and smothered

to Nanjing, the 'Southern capital1.

ward to returning to China in the

by the street sellers who were very

Nanjing was home to beautiful

near future.

keen to use their vast English skills.

parks, an enormous bridge over the

On behalf of all students and par-

"Hello, water! Postcard! watch-bag-

mighty Yangzi River, and, in a seem-

ents, we thank Mrs Coghill and Mrs

Rolex!" This instantly forced us to

ingly familiar trend, many street sell-

You for their amazing effort, organi-

put our 3-4 years of Chinese into

ers, as well as huge department

sation

practice, as we bargained and

stores with their heavenly massage

Obviously, without their kindness

negotiated our way through the

chairs. A highlight for many of us

and experience, the utterly incredi-

hordes of sellers. All would surely

was the mausoleum of San Yat-

ble trip could never have taken

agree that this was great fun.

Sen. Despite the incredible number

place. Thank-you for this life-

Having spent 3 days in the lively,

of stairs, we made it to the top for

changing opportunity.

crowded and exciting capital city,

an amazing view over the city.

we took the train to Luoyang via

Next was the lovely city of Wuxi

Zhengzhou. Surprisingly the 6 hour

where we saw more amazing gar-

trip, passed quickly in the 6 bed

dens, and sailed on the magnificent

sleeper compartments, in which we

Lake Tai in a traditional 6 masted

had a chance to practise our

fishing boat. By Chinese standards

Chinese with fellow train travellers.

Wuxi is fairly small, yet it is still much

When we arrived in Luoyang, we

bigger than Geelong. We received

visited the beautiful White Horse

many amazed stares from some

Temple, as well as the incredible

locals who probably hadn't seen

Luoyang Grottos. These consisted

too many Western people. We also

of thousands of intricate Buddhist

had our first chance to buy the infa-

page 96

and

patience with

us.

Carl Dickens and Stephen Green

China Travellers were: Year 11: Sam Brand, Michael Colman, Carl Dickens, Kris DiMartino, Stephen Green, Libby Hurst, Jonathan Lee, Christopher White Yr 10: Shaun Edgeworth, David Gunther, Pip Hyatt, Philip Kellett, Tom Nice, Brigit Skilbeck, Ty Thornton Staff: Ms J Coghill, Ms W You

Senior School Debating Speaker awards were won by Xavier

It seems only yesterday that we were

Morris, Sally Chirnside, and Nadia

first drafted into Geelong College

Lightfoot were also highly success-

Nicolo, Freya Langham, Emily Bull

Debating, never realising that we

ful, winning seven of their debates.

and Elyse Green. A special mention

would still be preaching to the mass-

Best speaker awards were won by

must go to the Year 9 debaters who

es years later. Although the subtlety

Stephanie

Davies,

reached a previously unheard of

and eloquence of our debates has

Lauren Prest, Stephen Green, and

level of achievement, The team con-

Smith,

Elise

improved tenfold the spirit behind

Sally Chirnside, They debated topics

sisting

them has not diminished. We have

ranging from "That the Private Lives

Franklin,

of Xavier Nicolo,

thoroughly enjoyed ourselves this

of Politicians are Fair Game," to "That

Langham and Emily Bull managed to

Will

Monotti,

David Freya

season as indeed we have every

we Should Ban the Advertising of

reach the Victorian Grand Final.

year since we began,

Fast Food," and "That Australians

These fine young debaters showed

The Geelong College 2004 Debating

Should Mourn January the 26th as

dedication,

team enjoyed a highly successful

Invasion Day."

superb skills. Unfortunately, they

season. Overall fifty debaters com-

Our C Grade team, consisting of the

were defeated by one point on a

determination

and

peted with all teams ranking high on

Year 10 students Stephanie Gainey,

divided jury. We all look forward to

the ladder.

Shaun Edgeworth, David Gunther,

their endeavours in the future and

Spurred on by their Heard mentality,

Amanda May, Kath Landy, Julia Reid,

hope that next year they will be even

the two Year 12 teams of Geoff

Charlotte Curnow, Georgia Hall,

more successful.

Heard, Stephanie Roache, John-Paul

Monique Hurley, Emma Jackson,

On a closing note we would like to

Nicolo,

Phoebe Simmonds,

Kat

David Adams, Tom Nice, George

thank the teachers who led us

Manks,

Akhdur

Joel

Seward and David Hill, had a collec-

through this successful season, Ms

Carnegie, Sam Sawade, Terri Dupe,

tive result of 4 wins and 4 losses,

Mahoney, Mrs Gainey and Mr Hanan.

Tiffany Ramsay, Eliza Elliott, and Chris

Best speakers were Tom Nice,

They all have put so much time and

Carman, achieved a sum total of

Stephanie Gainey and Amanda May.

effort into debating and their enthu-

seven

losses.

They worked consistently over the

siasm has been contagious. We par-

Congratulations go to the students

season as a strong team and should

ticularly wish Mr Hanan all the best

awarded Best Speakers; John-Paul

be proud of their efforts.

for the future as he retires from

Nicolo, Akhdur Maruan, Terri Dupe,

The Year 9 D grade teams had a

teaching. Thank you to everyone

and in particular Geoff Heard who

powerful crew of debaters. Amy

involved in Debating; congratula-

Below right(bottom): Year 8 debating team

won a Swanney Award for the Best

Caldow, Alex Good, Elyse Green,

tions on a successful season and

Back Row: Siobhan Adams, Jess Chirnside, Phoebe Steinfort, Georgina Carr, Dr Sandra Lea-Wood, Katherine Barton

Speaker in the Geelong Region.

Julian Flanagan, Jake Barlow, Emma

good luck in the future.

In "B" Grade, Elise Davey, Tom

Sturm, Xavier Nicolo, David Franklin,

Johnstone, Lauren Prest, Charles

Will Monotti, Freya Langham and

Crowl,

Carl

Emily Bull who obtained a collective

Dickens, Stephen Green, Annie

result of 7 wins and 1 loss, Best

Below: Senior School debaters 2004 Below right(top): Year 7 debating team Back Row: Thomas Molyneux, Olivia Nicholson, Ruth Blair, Cavelle McKenzie, Dr Sandra Lea-Wood, Daniel Berton Front Row: Tom Davey, Tom Perkins, Dominic Tigani

Front Row: Harriet Brown, Georgina MacRae, Zoe Keogh

wins

and

Stephanie

Maruan,

three

Smith,

Chris Carman and Stephanie Roache Captains

S P O R T

Cricket 1st XI

down to Scotch, Brighton and

years will reward their efforts with an

The College's 2003-2004 1st XI must

Melbourne Grammar. Fortunately,

exceptionally strong team,

have been the youngest team of the

the two wins were in the games we

APS competition as it comprised

considered most important, the first

David Allan, Captain

many talented players from Years 9

being against our old rivals, Geelong

2nd XI

to12. The team was as follows: Tom

Grammar. Bennett Merriman spent

The 2003/2004 season promised

Nice, who took the best bowling fig-

the entire match on the field, making

much with our new coaches Jason

ures of the year, 5 for 14; Richard

the enormous score of 172 not out,

Doherty and James Polkinghorne

Lugg, who hit the winning runs in our

before we declared for the formida-

providing enthusiasm and knowl-

last

ble target of 3 for 341, bringing

edge, We travelled to Scotch for our

Cameron Russell, who did a great job

'home' the Hassett and Tunbridge

first match in sweltering 42 degree

with the new ball every week; William

trophy. This was our highest score of

heat and with high hopes, Despite

Wood, who batted consistently at the

the season and a game to be

the heat we restricted them to 5/240

tough number 3 position; Alex Stanley

remembered by all involved. The

with our opening bowler David

and Bennett Merriman, our opening

second win was against St Kevin's

Macgugan doing most of the dam-

pair, who continuously gave us the

and as this was our final game, it was

age and Alex Carah setting up our

start we were after; Albert and Henry

an emotional one for the Year 12s, as

innings with a brilliant 30,

Weddell, both great batsmen and

we were aware that it would be the

Our last game before Christmas saw

match

against

Kevin's;

equally good in the field; Robbie

last time we wore our beloved baggy

Parkes, whose leg spin has deceived

green and white caps. Thankfully all

Grammar School- our first win for

easily

demolish

Melbourne

many 1st X1 batsmen for two seasons

the boys read the script of the last

more than 2 years. Term 1 didn't go

and Peter Glennon, whose friendship,

three years and sent us off on a win-

to plan with only 1 win from 7 games.

philosophical insight and wit, along

ning note.

Our win came against a strong

with his tight-lined deliveries, have all

I would like to thank the boys for being

Wesley team, where Nick Waters

been a huge asset to our team, Other

so supportive and enthusiastic over

and Xavier Shiels provided plenty of

upcoming

Charles

the season. I would especially like to

runs.

Caldwell, Michael Coleman, Simon

thank the joint Vice Captains, Henry

Mountjoy hit the ball magnificently to

Gilbert-Kent and Steen Balodis also

Weddell and Bennett Merriman for

secure the game. Thanks must go to all the boys who

cricketers,

Swashbuckling

Tristan

had a game or two with the 1sts and

their tremendous support, and Greg

will strengthen future teams.

Hansen, Mr Terry and Mr Gilby for

represented the 2nd XI this year.

Over the ten games of the season

their fantastic efforts this year. All are

There were some great individual

we won two, drew two and lost six.

passionate about the game and

performances and it was pleasing to

We were competitive in all games

devote countless hours to it, The boys

win a couple of games. Thanks must

(except

eventual

have really appreciated their commit-

also go to Jason Dougherty and

Premiers, Xavier) narrowly going

ment to us and hopefully the next few

James

against

the

Polkinghorne

for

their

management throughout the year. The

team

included:

David

Macgugan, Tristan Mountjoy (VC), Xavier Shiels (C),

Ben Franklin,

Andrew Banjanin, Michael Coleman, Simon

Gilbert-Kent,

Hodgeson,

Nick

Waters,

Mitchell Blake

Jobson, Carl Millington, Charles Caldwell and Ben Meager. Xavier Shiels Captain

Above Right: 7A Cricket Back Row: Alexander Stewart, David Wescott, Luke Chaffey, James Sandri, Xavier Hatch, Sam Goddard, Nicholas Kovacev, Sam McLean, Mr Andrew McKie (Coach) Front Row: Sebastian Hall, Alexander Carr, Thomas Molyneaux, Michael Jones, Mitchell Gourley, Tom Summers, Angus Seller, Christopher Skoglund, Sam Neil, Darcy Thomson Absent:

Joshua Hay

Right:Year 8 Cricket Back Row: Ned Rogerson, Scott Dimovski, Michael Jenkins, Alexander Herd, Jake Addison, Lachlan Moate, Ryan Alldis Middle Row: Mr Matt King, Mr Will Johnston (Coaches), Daniel Certoma, Lorcan Mathews, Christopher Mack, Matthew Wade, Angus Fitzpatrick, Christopher Millington, Jeremy Mountjoy, Jeremy Clark, Callum Wood, Mr Mark Neeld, Mr Will Murtagh (Coaches) Front Row: Dean Denny, Matthew Collett, Angus Nice, Charles Cameron, Luke Wu, Mitchell Kent, Donald Sahlstrom, Henry Russell, Angus Robb, Ben Schultz, Thomas Beaumont, Oliver BraithwaiteDavies

2nd Row L-R Thomas Nice, Albert Weddell, William Wood, Charles Caldwell, Cameron Russell, Alex Stanley, Steen Balodis, Mr M Terry(Coach)

Absent:

Front Row L-R Richard Lugg, Henry Weddell, David Allan, Mr G Hansen (Coach,) Bennett Merriman, Peter Glennon, Robert Parkes

Shaw Kitchen, Austin Slone

Below: Cricket- 1st XI

Cricket

David Wescott

3rd XI

opening bowling partnership of John

ted coaching efforts, The team con-

After an excellent start to the year, the

Bailey and James Ratcliffe,

sisted of Theo Knezevich, Hamish

3rd XI team won its first two matches in

The team had a great year and would

Flynn, Cameron Brown, Ty Thornton,

exciting fashion, However, on the road

like to thank Coach Mark Browning

Steven Lidgerwood, Andrew Smith,

and against far better teams, they put

for his words of wisdom and great

Scott Paisley, John Cameron, David

in the effort but struggled to win later in

enthusiasm throughout the whole

Carman,

the season, The boys enjoyed the

season, It was also great to see the

Thompson and Nick Taylor

games though, and the team learned

development of a number of Year 9

Andrew

Bell,

Fletcher

much for next year, Thanks must go to

players throughout the year and we

Year 9B XI

the coach, Mr Thomas, for his commit-

wish them well as senior players

The Year 9 XI had a successful sea-

ment and dedication to the team,

within the 10A team next year,

son considering some of its stronger

Players to represent the 3rd XI this year

The team consisted of: William

players were moved up to a higher

were:

Philip

Hartnell, Steen Balodis, Campbell

age group, There were some spec-

Houghton, Matthew Robson, Tristan

Sutherland, Ben Dimovski, Michael

tacular individual performances such

Hickman, Tony Harris, James Butler

Rockefeller, James McArthur, James

as that of James Perkins, who in one

and Alistair Campbell, with Coach Mr

Ratcliffe, John Bailey, Ty Thornton,

match bagged 5 wickets to save the

Thomas,

David Carman, Steve Lidgerwood,

match, Thank you to Mr Browning,

Andrew Bell, William Schofield, Ben

our Coach, for putting up with us all

McClure, Lachlan Henderson and

and giving us valuable advice,

George Johnson,

Congratulations to all the boys, and

The Year 10A team had a great year,

Year 10B XI

The team consisted of: Ed Mitchell,

managing to win 5 games against

The Year 10B cricket team had a

Ashley Trethowan, Nick Harrison,

Melbourne

Wesley

most successful season, winning all

Jack Townley, Mitchell Pickering,

College, St, Kevin's College, Geelong

games except the final game against

Fletcher Thompson, Tm Pollard, Ben

Grammar and Haileybury College,

Xavier, The boys are to be congratu-

Grice,

lated on the spirit with which they

Gourley,

performances: Ben Dimovski's pro-

played, There were some terrific indi-

Eobob and James Perkins.

lific run scoring throughout the sea-

vidual performances throughout the

son, making over 300 runs; Michael

season particularly that of Andrew

Rockefeller's 3/23 and 86 runs in a

Bell and David Carman, but most

Matthew

Dimovski,

Philip Houghton Captain

we're ready for next season,

Year10A

Grammar,

There were some great individual

Man of the Match effort against

importantly, they played together

Haileybury College; Steen Balodis'

and supported each other as a team,

innings saving 76 against St, Kevin's

Many thanks go to Michael Burnell

College and the steady reliable

and Mr Angelevski for their commit-

Nick

MacRae,

Cameron

Chris Wright,

Aronson

Badminton Boys' Report

to have an enjoyable time, The 10As,

7th in the Doubles, whilst in the

2004 was another successful and

made up of Drew Lawson, Andrew

Singles, Melissa finished 7th with

enjoyable season for all the boys

Nielsen, Todd Giblin, Sam Mills, and

Michelle 11th - both very good results.

involved in College badminton; all

Nicholas Taylor, showed great poten-

The 2nds team was made up of

teams from the 1st IV to the 10As

tial. They recorded a few wins over the

Allysha Coghlan, Emma Roberts,

recorded some great wins. The 1st

course of the season and the whole

Jessica Siu and Laura Chesson. This

IV, consisting of James Lannan,

team improved significantly.

team, while not winning a large num-

Jonathan Wee, Joel Carnegie and

Thanks must go to Mrs Coghill, Head

ber of matches, also showed great

Andrew Crossley, had an extremely

of Badminton, Mrs Harris, our very

improvement over the season and

successful year surviving undefeat-

skilled coach and Mrs Lannan, Co-

experienced some very close results.

ed until the last match, This match

ordinator of Boys' Badminton. We

The 4ths team (there was no 3rd

was

rivals

had a very successful and promising

team), consisted of Melissa Christie,

Geelong Grammar; unfortunately we

season and I hope that this trend

Vivian

lost by a mere 3 points. Our new

continues in the years to come.

Daphne Shum, Emily Saunders and

against

our

strong

recruit Jonathan Wee was outstanding in his performance, not conceding a set during whole season. Joel Carnegie and Andrew Crossley improved remarkably with every game they played and by the end of the season, were a force with which to be reckoned. The 2nds had a mixed season. After the promotion of some promising young players, they had some good wins. This team included Wayde Tarticchio, Adam Saunders, Nicholas Veanes,

Bryan

Ng and Akhdur

Maruan. All players worked hard to improve their skill and recorded some very positive results, The 4ths, which included Michael Possingham, Fred Chan, Adrian Li and Liam Yap, unfortunately were not so successful, However, all team members managed

Hendrey,

out the season and improved their

Captain of Boys' Badminton

skills considerably,

Girls' Report Girls' Badminton is a relatively new sport to College with its inception as an APS sport in 1999. 2004 has been an excellent year, with the standard of play rising with each match due to the determination of the girls. The girls returned to the 1st competition and played well against very talopposition.

Jeanne

Sarah Bae. They played well through-

James Lannan

ented

Cheng,

Although

not

recording many victories, the team's standard of play improved continuously over the season, The team consisted of Melissa Chiang, Michelle Chiang, Mitora Oyadomari and Nadia Lightfoot. At the end of the season, Doubles and Singles championships were held: Melissa and Michelle came

The Intermediate team of Greer Dimsey,

Katie

Smith,

Rhiannon

Richardson, Alice Stephenson and Katie Possingham, had a good season, They won many of their matches and show great promise for the future, We would like to thank Mrs Coghill and Ms You for their constant support and organisation throughout the season, Thanks also to Mrs Harris and Kylie Harris, our coaches, who helped us all to improve our skills and fitness, Finally, best wishes to all the girls who will

be returning to

Badminton next year. Michelle Chiang Captain

B o y s ' and G i r l s ' 1 s t B a d m i n t o n team 2nd Row L-R: Andrew C r o s s l e y , James L a n n a n , J o e l C a r n e g i e , Nadia L i g h t f o o t F r o n t Row L-R: M i c h e l l e C h i a n g , Mrs D L a n n a n , Ms J C o g h i l 1 , Mel i s s a Chiang

Rowing Boys' Captain of Boats

show that rowing at the College will

Rowing

2004 will be a season that is long

be extremely competitive in the

Nagambie. We placed 10th overall in

remembered: for a lucky few, it will

years to come.

the Schoolboy Division, a very pleas-

be remembered as a victorious sea-

Thank you to all coaches and our

ing result as we were only defeated

son while others will remember it as

parents for their support and efforts

by three A.P.S. crews. Unfortunately,

a journey taken, but not successfully

in 2004.

this form did not continue, and we

concluded. For the Year 12s, it was the end of a four year journey at The Geelong College Boat Club,

Above: Thomas Donald Above Right: Jeremey Weeks

Championships

did not perform to our true potential

Thomas Donald

at the Head of the River Regatta.

Captain of Boats

Regardless of the result, all boys

This season at the Boat Club was

1st VIII

should be proud of their efforts.

one built on a strong foundation, as

Rowing season 2004 was one of

Thanks

well as one that added depth to the

mixed feelings for the 1st VIII. We

involved with the crew: Director,

future of College Rowing. Although

were on the back foot before the

Geoff Forsyth, our parents, and our

the 1st VIII did not succeed in keep-

season started when last year's win-

coach, Neil Myers. He had a tough

ing the Fairburn Cup in Geelong, they

ning coach left us to coach in

task, but we couldn't have asked for

must

everyone

competed strongly and should be

Melbourne. But the boys were not

a better coach and great friend to

proud of their effort at training, and

discouraged and our new coach Neil

the crew. On a personal level, I must

on race days. They had a progres-

Myers was a more than fitting

thank Captain of Boats, Tom Donald,

sive season and set up a strong

replacement, having coached at the

for his leadership of the Club this

structure for future 1st VIII crews,

highest level of the sport.

year; he was a true leader.

The 2nd VIII convincingly won their

Real training started with the annual

Head of the River campaign. Their

trip up to Falls Creek for the short,

performances reflected great depth

but painful rowing camp, This was a

and talent and with only two boys in

great opportunity for the boys to mix

Boys' 2nd VIII

Year 12, the crew will continue to

and our crew was chosen by the end

The 2nd VIII, also known as the

Scott Williams Stroke

develop next year. Coach Richard

of the camp. The crew became:

Muckies, had an unforgettable sea-

Tomczak and his crew are to be con-

(Bow) Hamish Harten, (2) Sam

son. From the beginning, our Coach

gratulated

on their outstanding

Pohlman; (3) Jeremy Weeks; (4) Cam

Richard Tomzack knew there was

achievement this year.

Paton; (5) Huw Flanagan; (6) Tom

something special to be expected

The 3rd VIII, coached by Alistair

Donald; (7) James Gray; (Stroke)

from these hard working, deter-

Miller, progressed well this year and

Scott Williams and

were competitive in all of their races.

Carman.

early in the season allowed the crew

The Junior crews have also come a

The crew did not perform well in the

to fine tune the Stewart "Fergus"

long way this season, both in their

early regattas, but our greatest per-

McArthur and make her glide.

boat speed and their oar work. They

formance was at the

There were several hiccups along

Above: Cam Paton Left: Haw Flanagan Right: Scott Williams

Cox,

Chris

National

mined lads. Getting a strong rhythm

Above: Chris Carman Above Left: James Gray

the way such as when our star bow-

3rd VIII

the hard work he put into the crew,

man, Alistair Hall, injured his back

The 2003/2004 rowing season for

as well as the other Coaches, Maxy

three weeks before the Head of the

the boys' 3rd VIII was one of fun and

and Richard, who helped on count-

River. Luckily, we were back on track

the occasional impressive row. The

less occasions. Thanks also goes to

quickly when James Russell was

3rd VIII had many changes and re-

Bob the Boatman for continually fix-

changed to bow side and John Linke

arrangements throughout the sea-

ing any problems that occurred in

was added to the crew. We were

son, but at the time of The Head of

the mighty Sic, Thank you to the

then ready to tackle the strong

the River, the crew consisted of:

many

Melbourne crews as a wild card at

Sam Duff (Bow), Luke Dickens (2),

cheered us over the line, including

Nagambie. The final crew became

Geoff Doak (3), Nick White (4),

the ever-present parents, many of

Nick Hewitt (bow), Tom Champness

Edward Miller (5), Chris Andrews (6),

whom

(2),

Xavier

Tm Fraser (7), Sam Sawade (Stroke),

Nagambie on more than one occa-

Muhlebach (4), Benjamin Friend (5),

and Ben Thompson in the Coxswain

sion this year,

John Linke (6), Scott Wright (7),

seat. Al Miller was our enthusiastic

Jonathan White (stroke) and Nick

coach, who along with coaching us

Doncon as Cox.

during the season, took on the

James

Russell

(3),

College

supporters

made the

long

who

trip

Sam Sawade Stroke

In our heat of the Head of the River,

responsibility of President of the

Boys' Year 9 Crews

we cruised over the line in 2nd place

Albert Bell Club.

The Year 9 squads this year were a

behind Melbourne Grammar. For the

We began our assault on the 2004

tight-knit and enthusiastic bunch

entire final we led and with every

season with a trip to Falls Creek.

from their first session as novice

stroke we pushed further way from

Many thanks go to James Wilson for

Year 8s. They impressed their

our competitors, so that we won by a

sitting in with the 3rds. After the

coaches Mr Richard Morris and Ms

large margin. We became only the

many intense morning and afternoon

Louise Monotti with their discipline

third 2nd VIII to ever win a Head of

training sessions where we strug-

and commitment. It is great to see

the River final.

gled against the far superior 2nds on

that all of them intend to return to

Thanks must go to our parents for

many occasions, we arrived at

rowing for another season,

their support; to Mr Forsyth for his

Nagambie Lakes with a quiet confi-

Under the tight regime imposed by

organisation and to Bob for keeping

dence for making the A Final,

Mr Morris and Ms Monotti, skills and

our boat in top shape. Most of all our

However this was not to be, being

fitness increased strongly given the

thanks go to the "Man with the Plan",

bettered in the final 500m to place

short time-frame provided by this

Richard Tomzack, for his guidance,

3rd, In the B final the awesome Sic

season. All spectators at the final

his invaluable wisdom and constant

Itur placed an excruciating close

regattas at Carrum were very

support.

second, where there were less than

impressed with some of those

Jonathan White, Scott Wright and Tom Champness

2 lengths between the top 3.

mightily

We must thank our Coach Al for all

Sometimes they won, and some-

hard-fought

heats.

Rowing Boys' 1st VIII 2nd Row L-R Sam Pohlman (2 Seat), Campbell Paton (4 Seat), Huw Flanagan (5 Seat), Scott Williams (Stroke), Jeremy Weeks (3 Seat) Front Row L-R: Hamish Harten (Bow), James Gray (7 Seat), Mr N Myers (Coach), Thomas Donald (6 Seat), Christopher Carmen (Cox)

Rowing rowing this year,

it their best,

Special credit must go to the Year 10

3rd in Australia, ahead of Carey, They

Regatta memories include the red

3rd and 4th crews who combined

were then able to complete the 'hat-

flash trademark of multi-talented

with Cleo Leontiades to form the

trick' at the Head of Schoolgirls'

rower/Cox John Leontiades, whose

girls' 3rd VIII just a few weeks prior to

absolutely humiliating their opposi-

broken arm early in Term 1 forced

the Head of River, The girls were

tion in a win that the crew will

him into a highly vocal seat at the

highly impressive at training in the

remember forever,

back of the boat, Other memories

lead up to the big day, and they

The success of all the crews is most

are of mayhem at Carrum starts,

rowed very strongly against unfamil-

definitely due to the countless hours

struggles to hear Coxes over tem-

iar competition,

that all the coaches contribute to

peramental sound systems, and

The 2nd VIII, formally known as the 1

every individual rower, They nurture

frustration as hard races took their

'Muckettes , gave new meaning to

you with every step and are also

toll on boats and gear, Above all,

Muckies' spirit this year! The Year 11

really kind friends, being encourag-

there was the heady mixture of

girls in the 2nd VIII were taken under

ing and approachable,

euphoria

the wing of Muckette veteran,

Congratulations to all the girls'crews

and

exhaustion

while

crossing the line after yet another

Charlotte Barr, The Year 11 girls took

this season and good luck to all

job well done,

to the 2km course strongly all sea-

those girls coming back next sea-

Geoff Forsyth

son, The girls competed with great

son!

stamina and strength, but unfortu-

Serena Peardon

Director of Rowing

Below: Chloe Henderson

with a new vengeance and placed

times they lost, but they always gave

nately were never able to beat rivals

Captain of Boats

Girls1 Captain of Boats

Geelong Grammar, Georgina Hood

The 2004 girls' rowing season has

stepped in as a replacement Coxjust

Girls1 1st VIII

been very successful! The Year 9

prior to Head of the River and with

The 1st VIII had a most successful

girls started the season very posi-

her 10 coxing commandments, she

season with many wins at major

tively, learning the techniques and

passionately encouraged the girls

regattas. The season commenced

skill required for what they at first

over the line,

with a camp at Falls Creek where we

thought to be an easy task, Battling

The 1st VIII had a roller coaster of a

set our goals for the year, Our sea-

over the 1000m course they devel-

season to say the least, Being tri-

son proper started with a win on the

oped and matured into crews with

umphant at the Head of the Barwon,

Barwon, however things did not con-

high endeavour and concrete com-

the season looked to be bright, but

tinue as we planned, As we travelled

mitment

Carey decided they were going to

The Year 10 girls put in solidly every

put up a strong fight, and this is

Championships, we were hungry for

Nagambie

for

the

National

training session and race, having a

exactly what they did, It was win-for-

a victory, We entered the final as

firm mind set and they raced at the

win throughout the season! Just

favourite, but finished third behind

high standard consistent with girls'

before Nationals, the girls were back

Somerville House (OLD) and Pymble

Below Right: Natasha C l u l e y - B o l s i n

Left: Philippa Herd,

Above: Tegan Tomkins Left: Serena Peardon Far Left: Jane Hawkins

Left: Sarah Schofield

Ladies College (NSW). However, we

showed that rowing is not always the

came away as the fastest crew in

hard slog that everyone wants to

Finally, our crew was pulled together

Victoria defeating rivals Geelong

make it out to be, Faced with tough

from two Year 10 crews which were

Grammar.

decisions every season ot whether to

not full. Our crew included eight girls

Over the season our main rivals were

put our bodies, minds and social life

from Year 10 and one girl from Year

our crew was constantly changing.

Carey, and they came away as vic-

down the priority scale, I think we

11. The members of the girls' 3rd VIII

tors at Head of the River, However,

could all call this season well worth it,

were (from bow to stroke): Annie

two weeks later, in our last row for

We all gained eight friendships that

Peake, Cate Townley, Natasha Britt,

College, we finished with a win in the

weren't necessarily there before, and

Sally Cameron, Cleo Leontiades,

Schoolgirls' Regatta on the Barwon.

a 4th place in the Head of the River,

Emma Jackson, Pip Hyatt, Sophie

Thanks must go to our two coaches,

The seven 2004 Muckette's contin-

Jarrold and Cox, Jocelyn Kop. We had a great season, rowing hard

Rob Gardner and Geoff Forsyth, for

uing next year gained experience,

their dedication, and to all our par-

skill and knowledge about how to

and competitively, but also having

ents, families and friends who sup-

row to their best and enjoy it, I wish

fun along the way, I must congratu-

ported us wholeheartedly through-

them the best of luck,

late the girls on an excellent season,

out the entire season.

Our final combination for the Head of

and thank the coaches for helping us

Sarah Schofield Stroke

the Schoolgirls' Regatta was:

put together our crew, especially Mr

Bow- Sally Chirnside; 2- Jodean

Geoff Forsyth; Ms Hallows for organ-

Ross, 3- Amelia Rayson; 4- Anna

ising the crew, and Sue Campbell

Campbell; 5- Elizabeth Cassidy; 6-

and Sally Watt for coaching us.

While you couldn't exactly call the

Laura O'Rourke; 7- Charlotte Barr;

Thanks to all the parents who sup-

Muckette's 2004 season victorious,

Stroke- Sarah McLarty;

ported us throughout the season.

what we can say is that we upheld all

Cox- Georgina Hood

Well done, and thank you.

the values true to the Boat Shed;

A HUGE thank you must go to our

those are friendship, companionship,

ever encouraging, understanding

determination, commitment, courage

coach Andrew Cleary, Without him to

Girls' 2nd VIII

Cleo Leontiades 5 seat

and most of all, a good time.

keep our heads screwed on, we

Year 10 Rowing report

Someone once said to me that row-

would have fallen apart, To Andrew,

The season highlights for the Year 10

ing is a sport where you must win to

thanks will never be enough, Keep

girls' crews included the 1st and 2nd

be something, and I'd like to think

the M04 spirit alive!

IV's finishing second in the "A" final of

Charlotte Barr

their events at the Morongo regatta

that we proved them wrong this season, Whether it was doing our own rendition of "Build me up, Buttercup",

7seatofM04

held on the Barwon on 14 February. At the State Championships the 1st

forever paddling up and down the

Girls1 3rd VIII

IV finished 4th overall and the 2nd IV

river, or having dinner together, we

This season was a great one even if

finished 3rd overall in their respec-

t i n g : Girls'1st VIII 2nd Row L-R Rosemary Christensen (2 Seat), Natasha Bo1 sin (5 Seat), Sarah Schofield (Stroke), Chioe Henderson (6 Seat), Philippa Herd (7 Seat), Hannah Cooke (Bow) Front Row L-R: Tegan Tomkins (Cox), Serena Peardon (3 Seat), Mr R Gardner (Coach), Mr G Forsyth (Coach) Jane Hawkins (4 Seat)

Rowing tive events, At the Head of the River

son was their contribution in com-

both the 1st and 2nd IVs finished in

peting as the 3rd VIII, At the Head of

preparing the crews to such a high

3rd position less than two lengths

the River the crew acquitted them-

standard,

behind the winning crews and nar-

selves well with a fine display of rac-

rowly missing out on second place,

ing, finishing narrowly behind Wesley

Geoff Forsyth

The 3rd and 4th IVs competed at

College in 3rd place,

various regattas with mixed results,

Thanks must be extended to the

however by far the most important

coaches,

Alan

and appreciated aspect of their sea-

Gladman,

Sally Watt

1st IV

Darker, and

2nd IV

3rd VIII

Bow

Amy Oliver

Kelly Ryan

Bow

Annie Peake

Alex Brown

Alice Crowley

Cate Townley

Jessie Gubbins

Amanda May

Cleo Leontiades(Y11)

Stroke

Zara Mexted

Madison Kerney

Sally Cameron

Cox

Lauren Jilich

Georgia Hall

Natasha Britt

Emma Jackson Pip Hyatt Stroke

Sophie Jarrold

Cox

Jocelyn Kop

Katie Sue

Campbell for their time and effort in

Director of Rowing Coordinator of Senior Girls.

Waterpolo Boys

minutes, Wesley scored a late goal

Henderson (Captain), Kirsten Ulmer,

The 2004 Waterpolo season can be

and once again the score board

Jess Gubbins, Claire Walker, Megan

summarised in three words, "The

read GC-3, Wesley-4. Although we

Hough, Stefanie Crowley-Clough,

best yet".

left empty handed the boys did take

Madison Kerney and Alex Brown.

With a new group of keen players

home a great deal of satisfaction as

Both teams are to be commended

we were the best Senior boys' team

on their significant improvement

ready to represent the College, and a multitude of boys having played in

in the history of The Geelong College

over the past season. The Senior

past years, the season looked prom-

Waterpolo, and proud of it, Thanks

team managed to reach the final and

ising from the outset. Predictions

must go to Mrs Porter, Mr Clifford

in a hard fought match was unable to

that we might be a possible con-

and our two wonderful coaches,

secure the win against a strong

tender for the premiership were rife

"Beanie" and "Yippa". Without them

Wesley side

in both the Junior and Senior ranks,

we would not have achieved the

Both teams' success during the sea-

and there was an air of excitement

same success.

son would not have been possible

amongst the teams. The Junior boys enjoyed a great season this year showing improvement

without the help of our extremely

Emile Devrome

capable coaches, Kevin Yip, Dean

Captain

Alchin and Kane Robertson, I would

both individually and as a team,

Girls

also like to thank Miranda, my Vice

Coached by Dean Alchin, the team

Waterpolo has had a very successful

Captain for her support and enthusi-

had an unlucky first half of fixtures

season in 2004. Both The Geelong

asm throughout the season. Thanks

coming up against tough competi-

College girls' Senior and Junior

must also go to Mrs Porter and Mr

tion such as Scotch and St Kevin's

teams have experienced a reward-

Clifford who worked behind the

The Senior boys had a fantastic sea-

ing season and should each be con-

scenes ensuring that everything ran

son in the Open B Division enjoying 6

gratulated for their dedication.

smoothly.

wins and 2 losses with victories over

The relatively inexperienced Junior

powerhouses Scotch, Xavier and

team consisted of Stephanie Smith,

Chloe Henderson

Caulfield. The boys were dreaming

Monique Hurley, Amelia Anderson,

of a premiership but after a 3-4 loss

Stephanie Stewart, Edwina Wilkens,

at the hands of Wesley, we knew

Amy

which team we had to beat to be

Caroline Gough, Harriet Burton,

crowned Premiers. Eventually it

Freya Langham, Vanessa Macaulay,

Harbison,

Eloise

Rayson,

would be Wesley who would meet us

Kirsty Wait and was captained by

in the final. In front of a packed stand

Amelia Rayson. The Senior team

of spectators the two teams fought

consisted of Natasha Cluley-Bolsin,

on tirelessly for 24 gruesome min-

Miranda McCurry (Vice Captain),

utes, Although level for 22 of those

Emily D'Altera, Alicia Sherriff, Chloe

Captain

Bottom Left: Girls' 1st Waterpolo Back: Jessie Gubbins, Emily D'Altera, Chloe Henderson (Captain), Natasha Cluley-Bolsin (Vice Captain) Middle: Mr Kevin Yipp (Coach), Megan Hough, Claire Walker, Mr Dean Alchin (Coach) Front: Stefanie CrowleyClough, Alicia Sherriff, Kirsten Ulmer Absent: Alexandra Brown, Miranda McCurry Bottom Right: Boys' 1st Waterpolo Back: Lachlan Kerney, Campbell Paton, Nicholas Hewitt, David Burns-Wallace (Vice Captain) Middle: Thomas Champness, Sam Harbison, Mr Dean Alchin (Coach) Front: Michael Colman, Andrew Hough, Jeremy Weeks Absent: Emile Devrome (Captain), Jeremy PalmerMorgan, Scott Wright, Campbell Montgomery

Swimming

Above: Open Water Winners: (L-R): Lachlan Kerney (3rd), Kirsten Ulmer (1st), David BurnsWallace (1st)

Boys' Swimming

Lachlan Kerney combined to win

Dunkley-Smith, Nicholas Phillips and

This season was not an outstanding

every race except one in the lead up

many of the junior boys, Another

one in the pool, although this did not

to the APS night, where we finished a

aspect of the Swimming squad that

get the boys' spirits down. For the

creditable 4th place, Our best result

is often overlooked is the diving, Tm

fifth year running, Geelong College

came from David Burns-Wall ace

Solomon and Campbell Montgomery

combined with Geelong Grammar to

who was 2nd in the 100m Freestyle

were our main divers and performed

form the Geelong Combined team,

with a time of 57,88secs,

well in their respective divisions throughout the year under the

Even though swimming is seen as an

Everyone worked hard throughout

individual sport, there is a lot of team

the year to improve on their times

scrupulous coaching of Mrs Janine

spirit in school swimming, particular-

and many recorded Personal Bests,

Thomas,

ly when it comes to relays. Our best

The highlight of the season was the

I would like to thank all our coaches:

results for the year came in these

All Schools' competition, held at the

Dean Alchin, who always gave us

events, Throughout the season our

Kardinia

Swimming

motivational talks before each meet

Open Relay team, con-

against many Geelong and district

and kept us on our toes at training

sisting

schools,

and through his guidance, boys'

Stuart

Park the

pool,

Geelong

College

Campbell from GGS,

Secondary boys won the Strachan

Swimming at the College is heading

David Burns-Wallace,

Shield and the Primary boys won

towards a bright future; Mrs Fiona

David

their division, David Burns-Wallace

Skinner and Mrs Carmel Brown who

won the Freestyle and Butterfly and

were there every day making sure

Left: Primary Boys' Division was a member of our winning relay, Winners "Ford Shi el d" Other great performances were (L-R): Nicholas Brimacombe, James Holding, JeremyTaylor, from Charles Crowl, Joshua James Coumans

we did not miss a lap; Mrs Heather

Hynes

and

Smith who organized countless packets of snakes, tea, coffee and

Left: Swimming: Boys' Squad 2nd Row L-R: Angus Fitzpatrick, Campbell Montgomery, Charles Crowl Front Row L-R: David Burns-Wallace (Vice Captain), Mr D Alchin (Coach), Lachlan Kerney (Captain), David Hynes Absent: Joshua Dunkley-Smith, Sam Harbison, Jason Lloyd, Nicholas Phillips, Peter Picken, Blaire Scott, Tim Stevenson, Nicholas Taylor

Left: Swimming Team - 2004 Back Row: Elliott Mann, Nicole Filling, Isabelle Russell, Holly Bartlett, Julia Hurley, Phoebe Steinfort, Clare Flynn, Nicole McLean, Miranda Williams, Peta Veanes, Monique Sherriff, Sebastian Bel 1ew Middle Row: Mrs Katie Higgins, Philippa Van Leeuwin, Sebastian Philips, Margot Champion, Stephanie Taylor, Angus Fitzpatrick, Daniel Tomkins, Laura Stekelenburg, Kate Kittelty, Georgina MacRae, Georgina Inness, Tom Perkins, Olivia Dal ton Front Row: Isobel Rayson, Phoebe Gubbins, Harriet Brown, Georgina Carr, Olivia Nicholson, Sarah D'Altera, Greer Edsall, Emily Rutherford, Elizabeth Gore, Eliza Curnow

breakfasts to keep us fuelled, and

also placed 2nd in the Primary girl's

Mrs Elizabeth Smith who tallied the

category, 42 pts behind Kardinia

results every Saturday.

College.

Lachlan Kerney

achievement with many great indi-

This

was

fantastic

Captain

vidual and team performances. We

Girls' Swimming

In February, a number of Geelong

What a great season for the Geelong

College swimmers competed in the

College Girls' Swimming squad! The

Third Annual Open Water swim held

APS finals held at MSAC this year

at Point Roadnight. Run by Geelong

were very successful. The College

College, it was a very successful

girls took out 14 1st placings and

afternoon with around 115 entries.

broke 5 records - our best result

Swimmers came from

dominated the whole carnival!

Geelong

ever! The success of the 2004

Grammar and Christian College and

Swimming and Diving season was

they provided some tough competi-

due to the commitment of the swim-

tion for our swimmers. Geelong

mers and divers whose enthusiasm

College swimmers were successful

for their sport was obvious by their

with one or two of our swimmers

attendance at early morning training

placing in the top 3 in every age cat-

sessions and through the many PBs

egory. Thanks must go to Mrs Porter,

recorded throughout the season.

Mr Nelson and Mrs Ratcliffe for

The positive attitude and great

organising the event, Go Ride a

enthusiasm of all girls was a highlight.

Wave for providing water safety, and

During the season a number of the

to all the staff and parents who

traditional Saturday morning swim

helped out.

meets were conducted, The majority

Finally, the g iris' APS finals were held

of them were against Geelong

at MSAC. What a fantastic night!

Grammar. We used these meets as

Many outstanding individual and

practise and preparation for the lead

team results were recorded. The

up to the Geelong All Schools'

College girls swam exceptionally

Championships and the APS Finals.

well, and it was a wonderful team

Right: All Schools G i r l s ' Secondary Division Winners- Batten Shield

ished 3rd overall from seven schools. We were only 40 points behind Caulfield, The younger girls in the team swam extremely well. I would like to thank all coaches, parents

and

supporters

for

their

encouragement and involvement during the 2004 Swimming and Diving season. A big thankyou to Mrs Porter for her help, humour and for always being on the pool deck! Thankyou to Mrs Heather Smith for leading the Parent Support Group, organising lollies, muffins and coffee at the pool on Saturday mornings

Above: Boys' Secondary Division Winners-

and being part of the team to get a Strachan Shield Swimming and Diving dinner on the College social calendar. The future of the College girls' Swimming and Diving squad looks to be a bright one. With the talent of many younger girls, it looks like we might provide Caulfield with some tough competition. I wish the girls' and boys' squad the best of luck for the future. Thanks to Chloe Noble, Swimming Vice-Captain, and all the Year 12 girls who supported me and made this last year of my swimming

At the Geelong All Schools' competi-

effort. At one stage during the night

tion, we were able to take out the

we found ourselves in the lead ahead

Secondary Girls' "Batten Shield", 500

of Caulfield, but we were unable to

Kirsten Ulmer

points ahead of Sacred Heart. We

keep the points to stay there. We fin-

Captain

involvement at College so enjoyable.

(L-R): Joshua Dunkley-Smith, Lachlan Kerney, David Burns-Wallace, Angus Fitzpatrick Bottom: Swimming: Girls' Squad 3rd Row L-R: Georgina Carr, Louise Taylor, Rebecca Cheslett, Harriet Brown, Stefanie Crowley-Clough, Amy Harbison, Alicia Sherriff, Phoebe Steinfort, Rachael Golightly, Paris Nielsen 2nd Row L-R: Mrs P Porter (Coach), Isobelle Rayson, Amelia Rayson, Kate Kittelty, Monique Hurley, Stephanie Smith, Lucy Walsh, Emily D'Altera, Claire Walker, Stephanie Taylor, Laura Stekelenburg, Mrs E Smith (Coach) Front Row L-R: Amy Stekelenburg, Olivia Nicholson, Georgia Innes, Kirsten Ulmer (Captain), Mr D Alchin, Chloe Noble (Vice Captain), Georgina Macrae, Olivia Dalton Absent: Naomi Bailey, Alexandra Brown, Charlotte Curnow, Fleur Griffiths, Megan Hough, Madison Kerney, Eloise Rayson, Mrs C Brown (Coach), Mrs F Skinner (Coach)

Softball 1st Softball

Miranda McCurry, Congratulations

The 2004 season began long before

to all the girls for such a great year,

potential, a strong commitment

our first official game with com-

and thank you for all the fun we had!

towards the team and good sports-

pelling

wins

over

some

Melbourne's finest APS Softball teams in two hot, all day Round

Back Row: Katherine Drury, Samantha Brimacombe, Nellie Mims, Zoe Seccull, Alexandra Murphy, Brittany Elliot Front Row: Belinda Pollard, Bethany Adelwohrer, Mrs Pattie Hal sal 1 (Coach), Mary Bradshaw, Anthea O'Brien

manship, Their skills improved during

Amelia Warren

the year, as did their performance on

Captain

the diamond, The girls should be

Robins, These results gave us

2nd Softball

proud

immense hope and determination to

The 2nds Softball team had a posi-

throughout the season; they have

carry our winning streak into the

tive season recording a mixture of

developed as a team and had a

season proper. Although we didn't

wins and losses, Each match was

great deal of fun,

win as many games as we hoped,

played with commitment and enthu-

Thankyou to all the girls for their

we still managed two spectacular

siasm and the girls represented the

commitment and energy throughout

wins, These triumphs, and a number

College well,

the season.

of very close games, were due to the

The team consisted of Christie

amazing girls who made up the

English, Sarah James, Angela Smith,

team, The team consisted of Kelly

Leeisha

Smith, Annie Calder, Lucy Crawford,

Markiya Sloane, Kate Greig, Ona

Kasselle Plummer, LeanneTerpenou,

Grossnickle, Georgia Scale, Jackie

Melody Abikhair, Emily Paton, Kate

Carr,

Greig,

Milnes, Ziska Lourensz and Rilsa

Jane

Fairbairn,

Susie

McKenzie, Courtney McClure and

Junior C Softball

The girls started the season with

Yusril,

Warn,

Alicia

Hayley

McColley,

Brown,

Ashleigh

their

achievements

Tennis Boys' 1st VIII

Support Group who, as usual, pro-

short of enthusiasm.

With the addition ot our new coach,

vided us with their exquisite range of

The

Mr John Van Elden and new team

morning teas every week which was

Beaumont,

Carl

members from younger Year levels,

much appreciated.

DiMartino,

Geoffrey Heard, Tim

the 1sts Tennis team had the most

A huge thankyou must go to our new

James, Christopher Jasek, Tom

successful season for a number of

coach John who has stepped into

Johnstone, John-Paul Nicolo, James

years. Not only were we able to con-

the role in both administrative and

Van de Pol and Christopher White.

quer Geelong Grammar, but also

coaching places. John has done a

There were also cameo appear-

Wesley and St Kevin's.

tremendous job with the team, mak-

ances from Emile Devrome, Todd

With a number of narrow defeats at

ing sure everybody competed to the

Mexted, Xavier Smith, Matthew

the hands of Melbourne Grammar

best of their ability. Always positive

Wilson and David Young,

team

consisted

Blake

Dickens,

Kris

and Caulfield, the boys knew we

and helpful in his approach, he

were not too far away from a win. It

should be congratulated for his very

may have come late in the season,

fine efforts as Coach of the 1st

Boys' Year 10

but the 9 sets to 7 win over Wesley

Tennis team.

In spite of the overall scores, both

was the break through we needed. It

Rhys Bennett

was followed with a gallant effort against Xavier. The season finished

Captain

Mr G Smith

Year 10 teams made significant progress during the year. There was a noticeable improvement in con-

with a comfortable win against St

Boys' 2nd VIII

centration during matches, and with

Kevin's, All departing Year 12s played

The team had a season of mixed for-

this came much better serving and

extremely well in their last game for

tune, but we did win three matches, It

volleying. Most importantly, the team

the College. This was a sad, but fan-

was good to have Tony Brushfield

must be congratulated for their

tastic way to end.

taking skills sessions with the team

sportsmanship in some often testing

The team this year consisted of

on a regular basis as this gave the

situations and also the way they sup-

James

team's training and coaching focus

ported and encouraged one another

Sinclair

(Vice

captain),

Jeremy

Palmer-Morgan,

Todd

and structure. Stand out perform-

during

Mexted,

Emile Devrome,

David

ances over the season go to Blake

scores were won 5 - lost 11.

matches.

Overall,

Young,

2004

Matthew Wilson, Xavier

Beaumont for his almost unbroken

Player of the season was David Hunt,

Smith, Xavier Nicolo, Louis Jasek,

record of singles wins; James Van de

David, who joined the school in

Shane Wiffen, Elya Telegin, William

Pol for his consistent singles wins

2004, was excellent in the singles

Lee, Ryan Hobbs, and Milo, Milo, our

and to Blake and Tom Johnstone for

matches, hardly losing a match. His

a consistent record of doubles wins,

overall play was of a very high stan-

mascot, didn't make it to the games, but he was at every training session

Overall, the whole team put in a solid

dard and it was fitting that he trained

barking us on.

effort over the season, improved

with the 1st team at the end of the

Thanks must go to the Parents'

their skill markedly, and were never

season.

Tennis: Boys' 1st Team 2nd Row L-R: Louis Jasek, Ryan Hobbs, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan, David Young Front Row L-R: Todd Mexted, Emile Devrome, Rhys Bennett, Mr J Van Elden (Coach), James Sinclair, Shane Wiffen Absent: Xavier Smith, Elya Telegin, Matthew Wilson

Tennis The squad for the season was David

Thank you also to the Parents'

manship was evident at both our

Hunt, Reece Cordy, Alex Lau, Jack

Support

games and training sessions,

Group

who

provided

Curran, Miles Harley, David Hill, Mitch

refreshments and encouragements

Regular contributors to the team

Costin,

at home matches.

were Paul Bautista, Anthony Ciach,

James

Osborne,

Zack

Ballinger, Andrew Serle, Vincent Luca, Josh Tompkins, Ben Haskett, John Heard, Ed Jennings, Jeremy Woolman,

Hank Chan,

Richard

Nation, Andrew Taylor and Jack Curran,

Mrs Clifford Boys' 5th VIII The boys' 5th tennis team went through the season undefeated, They played well in each of their matches to score convincing wins

Tim Lane, Coach

against strong opposition. The regular members of this team were David

Boys' 4th VIII Edward

Cordner, David Scaife, Adam Falloon,

Anderson, Sam Brand, Tom Carah,

Jon Ismail, Andrew Golding, Stephen

Lewis Davies, Simon Gruzauskas, Al

Green and James Ramia. The boys

The

strong

team

Lincoln Dowling, Andrew Grant, Hugh Hanson,

Jack

Herbert,

Andrew

Kempe, Michael Langdon, Michael Milner, Max Stow and Gary Wei. Max Stow enjoyed considerable singles' success, and was the number one game winner for the 6ths. He was ably supported by Michael Langdon and Paul Bautista, Michael Milner and Lincoln Dowling, who all won some hard fought battles. Andrew Kempe and Jack Herbert put in consistent

Jones, Ryan Kempe, Will Maas,

played each of their matches with

Angus Pollard, Fraser West and

good sportsmanship and displayed

James Young enjoyed an easy run at

fine tennis skills. It was a pleasure to

the beginning of the season. Some

work with such a terrific group of

strong competition near the end of

young men.

their efforts, support and participation.

Ms Matthews

Mrs Knight

the season meant losing only the final match against Melbourne Grammar on their new courts. A much looked

Boys' 6th VIM

forward to Saturday at Melbourne

During the season the 6th VIII man-

Park was upstaged by a spectacular

aged some impressive wins against

ankle injury suffered by Al Jones.

Caulfield, Wesley and St Kevin's,

Luckily, his ankle recovered, but his

Unfortunately, the experience of

contribution to the team result was

these games was not enough to

missed during that final match.

meet the challenges posed by

All team members played to a very

Brighton and Geelong Grammar in

high standard; both their tennis skills

the last two rounds, Considering the

and gentlemanly behaviour was

ever changing squad, the members

commented upon by parents and

of the 6th VIII enjoyed a healthy

coaches of competition teams.

camaraderie, and genuine sports-

performances across the season, In her first APS season, Mrs Knight would like to extend a warm thankyou and congratulations to the boys for

Boys' Year 9 Squad The Year 9 boys' Tennis squad completed an excellent season, winning over half of their matches and along the way, improving their tennis technique, appreciation for the game, competitiveness and sportsmanship. With the valued contribution of Tennis coach, Michael Mullen, the boys became a tight knit and combative unit as the season progressed, laying the foundation for

future success in senior teams.

Girls' 2nd VIII

Team members:

The

9A: Tom Baulch, Xavier Nicolo, Edward

proved to be very successful for the

Curnow, Andrew Young, Michael Guy,

girls' 2nd team. The team consisted

Monty Champion, Travis McCurry and

of Justine Nancarrow, Catherine

Campbell Taylor,

Ross, Kate Goldsworthy, Stephanie

9B: Nathan Walsh, William Van de Pol, Grant James,

2003/2004

tennis

season

Burton, Miranda McCurry and Kate

Mark Gruzauskus,

Bailey (Year 12), Emma Gray, Lauren

Andrew Billing, Ryan Jones, Matthew

Prest, Samantha McKay, Libby Hurst

Wride, Nathan Verwoert and Tim Uren.

and Madeline Brennan (Year 11). The whole team rose to the occasion

MrD.A. Young, Coach

to win all matches except one, unfortunately being convincingly beaten

Girls' 1st VIII Throughout this season the 1st VIII

by Geelong Grammar. However, in

faced many challenging opponents,

our next meeting we were able to

but as a team we pulled together to

beat them convincingly. One of the

achieve an outstanding second plac-

many great wins was against Yarra

ing in the APS and AGSV competitions.

Valley when we defeated them 11

With exception of The Peninsula

sets to 1 and 83 games to 43.

School, we defeated every other

Thanks must go to Mrs Brown and

school in the competition, We also

Tony Brushfield for the extra tips far

won the TCAV Cup to complete a fan-

too early in the morning! All of the

tastic season.

team had a good time and every-

The 2004 team consisted of Jenny

one's tennis skills are now outstand-

Sheahan,

Kate

ing! Thanks and farewell to the Year

D'Altera, Jessica Kay, Prue Baulch,

12s, many of whom have contributed

Ginnie

to 2nds tennis tremendously over

Louise

Gough,

Hope-Johnstone,

Bridget

Champion, Brittany Wood, Kristen Battye, Libby Baulch and Kate Francis. Special thanks must go to Vice-

the past years. Kate Bailey, Captain

Captain, Jenny Sheahan, for her help

Girls' 3rd Squad

and support throughout the season,

The season began with 30 Years 11

and to our Coach, Julie Golightly, for

and 12 girls wishing to play tennis as

her commitment and passion,

their summer sport. The girls were split into three teams of approxi-

mately equal ability. As we were all playing in the same competition, the coaches decided this was an equitable solution, All three teams performed well for the season - winning more matches than they lost. An

Above: A Grade 'Blue' Girls Tennis Back Row: Laura Nielsen, Stephanie Guy, Anne Levick, Monique Nancarrow, Lucy Faulkner Front Row: Elizabeth Wood, Catherine Serle, Ms Julie Fagan (Manager), Pip Crowley, Ainslie Herbert, Charlotte Tobin

advantage of having the three teams was that the girls willingly filled in for another team when it was short of players that week, Those who love their tennis were able to play a match every week and teams were never left short when it came to Saturday morning, whether playing at home or playing away games in Melbourne. When our teams played each other, not only was the competition fierce, but everyone played in good spirit and enjoyed the day. The teams also trained together well and most players improved their skills markedly over the season. In fact we

Tennis: Girls' 1st Team 2nd Row L-R: Brittany Wood, Prue Baulch, Louise Gough, Katherine D'Altera, Virginia Hope-Johnstone, Jessica Kay Front Row L-R: Kristen Battye, Elizabeth Baulch, Kate Francis, Ms J Golightly (Coach), Jennifer Sheahan, Bridget Champion

Tennis saw dramatic improvement in our "beginner" players, who went from barely being able to hit a ball to, by the end of the season, winning not only their doubles matches but sometimes also a singles. From the determination and sportsmanship on the court, to the dedication and enjoyment off the court, all girls should be proud of their individual and team efforts in 3rds Tennis. Congratulations go to the following girls: Jessica Allen, Jacqui Fagg, Emily

Fox,

Ashlee

Heritage,

Samantha Gant, Emma Harbutt, Holly Maher-Hill, Jessica O'Rourke, Melanie Perkins, Tiffany Ramsay, Stephanie Roache , Lauren Roberts, Stephanie Rockefeller, Eliza Ross, Carina

Schokman,

Phoebe

Simmonds, Renee Walsh, Katelyn Heaney,

Elizabeth

Manks,

Alex

Hill,

Kathryn

Macauley,

Elise

McNamara, Sophie Amezdroz, Annie Morris, Kristina Petrovski, Melanie Philip, Georgia Torney, Sarah Wynn, Amy Young, Cheryl Watson, Janine Van Der Meer and Marcia Macgugan. Coaches

Top: Junior B Girls' Tennis Back Row: Julia O'Brien, Samantha Fallaw, Caroline Watson, Stephanie Babiolakis, Ella Riley, Chloe Allen Front Row: Jordan Tomkins, Alice Goodear, Ms Kelly Watson, (Team Manager), Katherine Barton, Emily Trethowan, Rebecca Carman Above: 8A Tennis Back Row: Sam O'Brien, Connor Van Ingen, Ashley Narita, Eric Chi en, Richard Homewood, Tom Maas Front Row: Daniel Lloyd, Robert Tripoli no, James Pasco, Mr Michael O'Donnell (Coach), Aengus Cassidy, Fraser Byrnes

Below: Year 7A Boys' Tennis Back Row: Harry Seward, Joel an, Jeffreys, Jack Richardson, Ross Anderson, Daniel Berton, Thomas Davey Front Row: Harley Lewis, Will Russell, Tom Darley, Mrs Barbara Carlson (Coach), Fletcher Kelly, Luke Storey, Tim Cleary

Left: Junior A2 Girls' Tennis Back Row: Kendall Craig, Jessica Uebergang, Jessica Chirnside, Lucy Brand Front Row: Alice Morgan, Penelope Cordner, Mrs Linda Lee (Coach), Kate Sinclair, Laura Thorns Absent:

Zoe Keogh

page 117

Basketball Boys1 1st V

at least three guys as tall and often

working hard under the keen eye of

Season 2004 has come and gone

taller than him week after week, a

the 1st coach, Doc, and the 2nd coach, Mr, Carroll, The team showed

but we made sure we left our mark

battle in which he more often than

on the competition with some very

not came out on top,

considerable improvement, however

fine performances, Even though we

Thanks must go to our coach Doc

they could not topple rival teams,

couldn't convert these into many

Reardon for another great season of

The boys tried their hardest and

wins, I was very happy with the sea-

coaching, and also to the support

although they may not have won a

son, All the boys contributed right

provided by Mr Carroll and Mr Pike,

single game, they deserve recogni-

throughout the season even when

Though season 2004 may not have

tion for their courage and input in the

the results weren't going our way,

been the most successful of sea-

ever present face of defeat,

and they should be commended on

sons for College basketball, no one

that,

can doubt the boys' commitment to

Richard Quail gained invaluable

the school and that is something of

Boys' 5th V

experience

which they can be proud.

This team had their fair share of wins

Christopher Clyne

and some close losses, Michael

that

will

help

him

become a presence in the coming years, James Osborne and Nick

Tom Steen

Captain

Possingham only started playing

to knock down some big shots for

Boys1 2nd V

the basketball camp and never

White could always be sought after

basketball this season; he attended

us, while Reece Cordy added poise

When you think of basketball, you

missed a training session or game

and silky smooth skills to our

think of the greats, Bulls, Celtics,

for the whole season, The better

offence, Corey Olzsak added valu-

Hornets and The Geelong College

players for the team were Josh

able size and strength under the

2nds, The 2nds were a force to be

McBride, Fred Chan and Joel Gross,

basket and will dominate next year if

reckoned with, consisting of Tony

Fergus Weber coached the boys

he can get a full season under his

Harris, Chris Andrews, Tom Steen,

and gave them great encouragement throughout the season,

belt, Blake Jobson did a fantastic job

Ben Meager, Tom Ng, John Wee,

of running our offence and will pro-

Nick Jessen, Michael Langdon and

vide great leadership for next sea-

Stephen Green, Throughout the sea-

Boys' Intermediate

son,

son the team met with hardship after

We were fortunate this season to

The Year 12s of the team made sure

hardship; each game seemingly

gain the services of two American

they enjoyed their last season of

more difficult than the last, Suffering

imports from the Geelong Supercats

College sport, Ryan White added grit

defeat after defeat it became clear

as coaches, Demetric Shaw and Jamal Brown provided a great deal

and determination to our offence,

that the 2nd's skill level did not

while Dave Hynes showed great

match their enthusiasm or persist-

of encouragement and team spirit to

leadership both on and off the court,

ence, Nevertheless, the team was

the boys,

James Lannan often had to take on

reliable in turning up to training,

The 10A team won three games for

the season and put in a great effort

girls have been given the opportuni-

some wins were very convincing,

each week. They were well served

ty to improve their skills, confidence

The team consisted of Lauren

by James Osborne and Nick White

and motivation.

Anderson,

who also spent some time in the

Our sportsmanship and hard work

Grossnickle, Monique Hurley, Amy

1sts. Scott Paisley and Sal Henricus

throughout the season has paid off

Harbison, Samantha May, Ziska

were

and all girls should be congratulated

Lourensz, Leeshia Warn and Alex

regular contributors

each

Sophie

Boyd,

Ona

week.

on their performances, We won 7

Gazis,

The 10B team struggled with two

and drew 1 of our 10 games. The 1st

These girls hold a promising future

wins and a well fought out draw for

basketball team consisted of Sarah

for College basketball and should all

the season. Their best players were

Wynn (Co-Captain), Claire Walker

be congratulated on their efforts,

Nathan Verwoert, Andrew Serle and

(co-captain), Melissa Chiang, Vivian

Well done girls!

Andrew Billing, but all the boys are to

Cheng,

be commended on their "never give

O'Brien, Mary Gazis, Sindy Chow and

up" attitude.

Sarah James, Thanks to our coach

Nadia

Lightfoot,

Eloise

Amanda Vrymoet for her enthusiasm Girls1 Basketball

and encouragement.

The girls' Basketball season has

The Inter B girls' team also participat-

been a rewarding, successful and

ed in a successful season, led by

promising learning curve. Partic-

their coach Ms Clark, They won

ipating in the APS 2nd division, our

more than half their games and

Sarah Wynn (Co-Captain) Sarah should be congratulated on her selection to the APS basketball squad, She has provided wonderful leadership for the girls, P. Pike (TIC Basketball)

Below: Basketball: Girls' 1st V 2nd Row L-R: Sindy Chow, Melissa Chiang, Eloise O'Brien, Sarah James, Vivian Cheng Front Row L-R: Mary Gazis, Claire Walker, Amanda Vrymoet (Coach), Sarah Wynn, Nadia Lightfoot

Basketball

Football 1st XVIII

Nick Waters ran himself into the

Early mornings during the summer

ground every game earning a num-

was the preparation the 1st XVIII boys

ber of Best Player performances,

undertook to strengthen their fitness

Then came the match that the boys

and ball skills as much as we could

will remember for a very long time,

before the season. Three mornings a

We drove down the highway to a

week at 7 o'clock was what it would

brand new Melbourne Grammar

take. When the season was started,

sporting complex with the mission to

for the first time in 16 years, a Year 9

beat the top side in the competition,

was in the team. George Johnstone

The boys did exactly this and this

had no trouble at all in fitting into the

culminated in a well deserved win by

team. Our first match was against

1 point, This was the first College win

Haileybury and Julian Russell, David

in Melbourne for 4 years, Our match

Burns-Wallace, Xavier Shiels, James

against St Kevin's was our 4th match

Van de Pol and Scott Williams

decided by 6 points or under, We

showed their class in many matches.

remained positive and recognized

A huge home crowd gathered to

the outstanding efforts of Michael

watch us play Xavier, This game was

Rockefeller,

one of the best team efforts for the

Solomon, James Young and Bennett

Scott

Witham,

Tim

Above: Football - Year 7 Back Row: Xavier Hatch, James Sandri, Jack Richardson, William Stevenson, Daniel Tomkins, Harry Seward Middle Row: Sam McLean, Harley Lewis, Elliott Mann, Tom Darley, Tim Cleary, Fletcher Kelly

season. Xavier, who has won the

Merriman.

past 4 Premierships in the APS com-

The 7 of August saw the local Derby-

Front Row: Angus Seller, Alexander Carr, Samuel Goddard, Mr Romney Nelson, Mitchell Gourley, David Wescott, Darcy Thomson Absent:

petition, didn't know what had hit

Geelong

them when College led all day but

Grammar. The crowd that filled Main

just couldn't come away with the

Oval created an atmosphere like no

win, going down by 6 points, New

other, and the boys rose to the occa-

recruit Hamish Troon kept kicking

sion. After a shaky 1st quarter we

goal after goal in each match; Huw

never looked back, burying the pale

Flanagan kept on presenting, and

Blues, winning the first College game

College

Geelong

Right: Football - Year 8 Back Row: Angus Fitzpatrick, Callum Wood, Christopher Mack, Christopher Millington, Mads Buhl, Mitchell Kent, Charles Cameron, Jeremy Sturges, Thomas Beaumont Middle Row: Christopher Campion, Lachlan Moate, Ned Rogerson, Jake Addison, Jeremy Mountjoy, Jeremy Clark, Zach Menheere, Shaw Kitchen, Scott Dimovski Front Row: Andrew Sunderland, Ben Schultz, Daniel Lloyd, Matthew Wade (Vice Captain), Mr Bill Jennings (Coach), Thomas Maas (Capt), James Pasco, Donald Sahlstrom, Angus Nice

Teak McPadden

Football at home in 3 years, Henry Weddell

to be congratulated on their leader-

powerhouses of the competition in

and his brother Albert showed the

ship and the way they influenced the

Xavier and Caulfield, Both these

class with which they played with all

younger players to improve their

games were at home on the Main

year; Ben McClure stepped up and

football skill and enjoy the season,

Oval but we were unable to match

Andrew Banjanin was best afield, We

The voting for the 2nd XVIII B&F was

their intensity and talent all over the

ran away with a 40 point win,

'hotly' contested and won by Tom

ground. Despite the start to the year

McCarty ahead of Peter Glennon

we were optimistic in being able to

2nd XVIII

and Ed Anderson, Peter managed to

turn our season around,

The 2nd XVIII are to be congratulated

take out the goal kicking award and

We started this with an easy win over

on their performances in season

Angus Pollard was the recipient of

Scotch Bs at the Prep where Lachie

2004, Every team member showed

the Coaches award,

Henderson kicked 10 goals, Even

progression in their football knowl-

Football at College is in a strong

Campbell Taylor was able to join in

edge and skill development, coupled

position to capitalise on some very

the goal feast after being freed up

with the enjoyment they got from the

good foundations laid by the 2004

from fullback after several weeks of

season; these were the major out-

Year 12 group, It is important that the

battling gamefully under heavy fire,

comes, Players were rewarded with

Years 10 and 11 players accept the

The marquee match of the season

three wins for the season along with

challenge and continue to improve

was undoubtedly the next week

some very creditable performances

themselves both physically and in

against Scotch on their Main Oval,

against stronger opposition,

their football skill to build on these

George Johnstone was back from

The make-up of the team changed

foundations in season 2005, Thank

the 1st XVIII as they had the bye,

weekly, with players promoted to the

you to all players for making this sea-

After this, we faced Melbourne

1st XVIII and players coming into the

son a very rewarding experience, A

Grammar at home and led for all the

side to take their place, All team

further thank you to Dan Clifford for

game except the last 2 minutes

members contributed at stages

his work and support as TIC of foot-

where they taught us the importance

throughout the season to make the

ball, and to Mark, Alan and Paul for

of playing a match out and persever-

team a very competitive football

their coaching support and the par-

ing, We found ourselves back at the

side, Peter Glennon, Tom McCarty,

ents who assisted throughout the

Prep playing Carey in atrocious con-

Ed Anderson, James Wilson and

season with the 2nd XVIII,

ditions, Carey were frustrated by our

Charles Caldwell managed to play a number of 1st XVIII games this sea-

Andrew Richardson

intensity at the football and we edged ahead due to our commit-

son, and are to be congratulated on

Year 9 Football Squad

ment to play the ball and to support

the way they led by example when

The Year 9 football season started

each other in every facet of the

playing for the 2nd XVIII,

with a tough draw, The first game

game, Albert Weddell led the team

Tom Donald as Captain of the team,

was at St Kevin's and we lost by a

superbly and showed why he would

along with all the Year 12 players are

narrow margin, After this, we met the

be elevated to the 1st XVIII later in the

year. The final siren brought a real

learnt the fitness and intensity need-

sense of reward and joy for our disci-

ed to play at the next level, I wish the

pline over four quarters, The redraw

boys all the best for their football in

of the fixture saw us meet Caulfield B

the future and I hope they can keep

twice and we were able to account

on playing with the enjoyment they

for them easily both times, The last

showed this season, Special thanks

match saw College play Haileybury

to Mr Pickering for his assistance

away in drizzly conditions, Once

throughout the year,

again, despite leading for the majority of the game, we failed to take our opportunities in front of goal and as a result, they were able to run over a fading team looking for the bus home, With a few narrow losses going against us, it was still a satisfying season where many of the boys

Mr P Conway Coach Below: Year 5/6 Football Back Row: Michael Richards, Thomas Goodear, Max Amerena, James Coumans, Grady Maguire, Ben C a i l e s , Rachel McColl, Jeremy T a y l o r , Fraser R u s s e l l , O l i v e r Kent-Spark, Daniel Van De P o l , Dale Denny Middle Row: Nicholas Brimacombe, Joshua Carr, David Homewood, Meg Gubbins, Brydie Murrihy, Hugo S t e i n f o r t , Alexander Walsgott, James Carr, Matthew A l l e n , Cameron W i l l i a m s , Tyrone Reith-Myers, W i l l i a m K i t t e l t y , Charles Mayfield Front Row: Harry B a y l i s , Fraser Nixon, Edward R a t c l i f f e , George Cameron, Angus Townley, Jack M a r t i n , Sam Hughes

Hockey Boys' 1st XI

strongly throughout the season.

Fraser West. Behind (or in this case

The boys' 1st Hockey team was seen

Special

Gary

in front) of every good defence line is

support

a strong half back line, which was

thanks

for

as a young and potential side right

Montgomery

from the outset. Being highly com-

throughout the season as Teacher In

his

held together by the skilful playing of

petitive in pre-season round robins,

Charge of Hockey, as well as a warm

Carl Dickens and Cam Paton.

including

We always placed enormous pres-

Geelong

thank you on behalf of all College

College Hockey Carnival in the

Hockey players to the Hockey

sure upon the forward line to score

Easter Holidays, we were hopeful for

Parents' Support group for the deli-

that winning goal. Due to the com-

a successful season ahead. We

cious spread supplied aside Rankin

mitment of Al Jones, Sam Brand,

the

Annual

faced some difficult games early in

Field every Saturday morning, and

Luke Dickens, Marcus Murray, the

the season, against the likes of

for their tireless efforts to further

forever speedy Ben Thompson, and

Haileybury, Carey, Wesley and Xavier,

College Hockey in general.

our diamond goal scorers, Tom

but our skills always progressed, as did our ability as a team. The most anticipated match on the

Champness and Sam Duff, we were

Mitchell Hodgson

able to achieve that goal on more

Captain

than one occasion,

2004 fixture for all the boys was ver-

Boys' 2nd XI

sus Geelong Grammar on Rankin

The boys' 2nds started the season

Montgomery and our coaches, Dan

Field, In a closely fought, highly

with a few games we like to call

Taylor and Tom Brushfield, whose

intense match we were to come

"teething" games, with the primary

unwavering support and assistance

away with our only win for the sea-

focus being placed on team bonding

in conjunction with the loyalty of the

son, appropriately in the local derby.

together

team ultimately lead to a successful

The 2004 boys' 1sts consisted of

strengths and weaknesses rather

and rewarding season,

Year 10s:

Sam

Bartlett,

David

than the final score.

Congratulation on a great performance.

Carman,

James

Ratcliffe,

Will

During these opening matches we

Schofield and James Wilson; Year

discovered areas of promise within

11s Sam Harbison and Campbell

the ranks, and in particular, a spec-

Montgomery, and the Year 12s:

tacular half back and full back line,

Andrew Crossley, Hugh Douglas-

encouraged by our newly recruited

Garden,

Hamish

goalie Sam Pohlman, whose natural

Harten, Nick Hewitt, James Sinclair

ability proved to be a valuable asset.

as Vice Captain and myself, Big

The 2nds team consisted of an

thanks from all the boys to our

amazing defence with quick reflexes

coach,

"Squizzy" Taylor, whose

ensuring in some outstanding play.

enthusiasm and appreciation of

The backline consisted primarily of

Hockey helped the team progress

Sam Pohlman, Charlie Crowl, and

Ben

Franklin,

and

sorting

out

our

would

thank

Charles Crowl Boys' Year 10 Team It has been said that "success of a team cannot be measured only by the final score". Such is the case for the Year 10 boys' Hockey team for this year. Whilst we only succeeded in achieving two "recorded wins" (against Carey and GGS) three other matches were lost by the narrowest of margins after spirited, hard fought

and tough competition.

ment throughout the season and look

Great endeavour and skill was dis-

forward to extending our skills in 2005,

played by all throughout the season as many players vied to attain a posi-

Girls' 1st XI

tion in the 1st XI and some players

2004 has been a terrific season for

were also withdrawn to bolster the

the girls 1st Hockey side, finishing

depleted Year 9 team, This further

3rd on the APS ladder with 3 wins, 4

disrupted the opportunity for a set-

losses and 2 draws, The team

tled weekly team, but provided great

showed tremendous skill, and team-

role models for the younger players,

work, This was reflected in all of our

Far from dispiriting our players, these

games, Our wins for the season

factors merely served to encourage

were against Geelong Grammar 1-0,

others to step forward to meet the

Yarra Valley 4-1, and Carey Grammar

Above: Hockey - Year 7 Boys

challenge, with greater determina-

6-3.

tion and fighting spirit evident,

This year's forward line showed

Back Row: Tom Summers, William Russell, Edward Jarvis, Sebastian Phillips, Sam Neil, Alex Stewart

Training this season took on a more

exceptional

skilful approach with set plays and

attack on the ball, Jessica Kay and

teamwork being emphasised by the

Catherine Ross demonstrated excel-

ever encouraging, cheerful and sup-

lent skill and precision on goal, allow-

determination

and

portive Rod Nash,

ing frequent goals to be scored.

Training matches against the 1st/

Chloe Henderson and Alex Sedger

2nd XI served to sharpen our reflex-

were involved continually in many

es and skills, Rod's unique tech-

important passages up forward

niques also included soccer and

while Susan McLean's brilliant ball

pool sessions plus pizza, all of which

control enabled her to score a hat

stimulated our passions! Notable

trick of goals against Carey, The

players for 2004 included Julian

speed and awareness of both Amy

Berton,

Nicholas

Oliver and Brittany Wood was evi-

Phillips, Will Schofield and goalie Zac

dent as created many opportunities

Ballinger, who made ongoing signifi-

around goal.

Ben

Haskett,

cant contributions as members of a

Emily Paton with her mighty hits and

close knit, dynamic and enthusiastic

cracking tackles led our defence

group of players,

stood firm all year, Sarah Dennis

We are extremely grateful to Rod for

combined well with Libby Hurst

his positive approach and encourage-

across the half-line, Both girls used

Front Row: Jackson MacAulay, David Goodridge, Tom Perkins, Floyd Westman, Christopher Skoglund, Thomas Molyneux, Harrison Byrnes

Above: Hockey - Junior Girls Green Back Row: Middle Row:

Peta Veanes, Harriet Brown, Alice Fraser, Bethany Adelwohrer Alexandra Boyd, Sarah Morris, Pip Crowley, Chloe Lee

Front Row: Katherine Drury, Nicole Filling, Phoebe Potter, Kate Kittelty, Alika Reeve, Katherine Holding

Left: Hockey: Boys' 1st XI 3rd Row L-R: Campbell Montgomery, Sam Harbison, Nicholas Hewitt 2nd Row L-R: Hamish Harten, Samuel Bartlett, Hugh Douglas-Garden, Andrew Crossley, Ben Franklin Front Row L-R: David Carman, Mitchell Hodgson (Captain), Mr Leon Taylor (Coach), James Sinclair (Vice Captain), James Ratcliffe Absent

James Wilson

Hockey Girls' (Year 10) Intermediate

their athletic ability to chase down

Years 10 and 11 students, and the

opposing

after

White team consisted of 3 Year 12s,

Green

game. Jessie Gubbins proved rock

plus several Years 11 and 10 players.

Teamwork was the underlying key to

solid in defence, blocking many

The teams came up against some

our success in 2004. Whilst we had

opposition attacks, The baby of the

very

from

many very talented individual play-

team, Veroncia Clement-Jones, pro-

Melbourne and Geelong, which was

ers, several of whom were lost to the

vided the backline with stability and

a good experience for all, improving

1st X1, our willingness to work

direction from her position in goals.

skills, teamwork and sportsmanship.

together provided the basis for our

Jess, Sarah and I were selected to

The season began very strongly

continuing success and virtually

forwards

game

strong

opposition

play in the APS representative team

impressing the coaches, Lisa Taylor

unblemished the season!

that went on to beat the AGSV side

for the White team, and Trent Lucas

With many of our team having continued on from last year and several

6-0. It was a well-deserved recogni-

for the Green team, and surprising

tion of Jess and Sarah's skill, hard

some of the girls themselves, Great

playing in the local competition, we

work and commitment that they dis-

teamwork brought a significant

were quick to develop teamwork

season.

number of victories on field, with

which translated into a determined

Congratulations girls. Sarah must

played

during

the

each team only having one loss for

and passionate approach to all

also be congratulated on her selec-

the season, The response from all

matches.

tion in the U15 Country Victoria side,

the girls was inspiring, outsmarting

Training was always spirited and fun,

Thank you to Mr Smith, our coach,

the opposition in many cases.

with Jacinta Begley our coach (a for-

for all his hard work and for giving up

The main game for the season would

mer 1st X1 College player) eager in

time to help us improve our game.

have been the College vs Grammar

her attempts to encourage our tal-

Thank you also to Mr Montgomery

match at the end of the season

ents. Considering how many jokes

and the Parents' Support Group for

where the White team valiantly won,

and

all their encouragement and assis-

however, the Green team was not so

exchanged at training it is amazing

tance this year.

lucky.

anything was achieved!! Jacinta was

Louise Taylor Captain

how

much

gossip

was

Thanks must go to the Coaches, Lisa

instrumental in developing a number

and Trent, and Mr Montgomery who

of new plays at training which we

was responsible for the organisation

eagerly, and frequently with great

Girls' 2nd XI Green and White

of Hockey throughout College in

success, put into effect in matches.

Teams

2004.

Our backs proved formidable to our

2004 proved to be a highly success-

Lastly, congratulations to all the girls

opponents throughout the season

ful season for the girls' 2nds Green

on a triumphant season, and good

with only seven goals scored against

and White teams.

luck next year to all those continuing.

The Green team was composed of a group of very talented and skilful

Serena Peardon and Kate Bailey

us, Credit here must also go to our goalie from Year 9 (Anna Scaife.) This defensive springboard provided

Left: Hockey: Girls'1st XI 3rd Row L-R: Susan McLean, Jessie Gubbins, Chloe Henderson, Emily Paton 2nd Row L-R: Brittany Wood, Elizabeth Hurst, Amy Oliver, Sarah Dennis, Veronica Clement-Jones Front Row L-R: Alex Sedger, Louise Taylor, Mr Greg Smith (Coach), Jessica Kay, Catherine Ross

the opportunity for many attacking

of the goals. The team consisted of

passages of play by the forwards.

Angela Smith as goalie, Annabelle

Relentless pressure of this nature,

Paton,

with creative teamwork, proved

McCartney,

overwhelming for most of our oppo-

McDonald, Georgia Scale, Greer

nents as the loss of only one match

Dimsey,

for the season suggests.

Chisholm,

Although difficult to select out indi-

Susannah Hewitt, Georgia Hunt,

Caroline

Gough,

Laura

Nessie Croft,

Josie

Harriet

Burton,

Jessica

Sophie Seccull,

vidual players from a great team,

Sarsha Grinter and Holly Richardson.

those consistently referred to in "the

Well done to everyone, we all had a

best" included Alex Brown, Katherine

terrific season of Hockey!

Landy,

Sarah

Hughes,

Amelia

Anderson and Ashleigh Milnes, All players contributed to a very suc-

Susannah

Hewitt

and

Josie

McDonald

cessful and enjoyable season. The team is extremely grateful to

Above: Hockey - Junior Girls' White

Jacinta for her enthusiasm, skill and

Back Row: Holly Bartlett, Stephanie Taylor, Francesca Henricus, Nicole McLean, Zoe Seccull, Samantha Brimacombe

encouragement, Good luck to all for

Front Row: Jordan Tomkins, Caroline Watson, Julia O'Brien, Rhian Shinners, Katalin Saunders, Olivia Nicholson, Kendall Craig

next season,

Absent:

Alice Morgan

Girls' Year 9 Intermediate White team The Year 9 girls' Intermediate White Hockey team had a very successful APS season, winning the majority of games played, We lost only one match, against The Geelong College Intermediate Green team in the final week of the season, For most of the season Mrs Lean was our Hockey

Right: Hockey - Year 8 Boys

coach with Mrs Tol assisting in the

Back Row: Angus Robb, Thomas Bowden, Lorcan Mathews, Alexander Herd, Aengus Cassidy, William Arundel 1, Kim White

final games, Our best game was when we travelled to Assumption College and triumphed with a 10-0 score, with Georgia Scale scoring 4

Front Row: Henry Russell, Richard Homewood, Connor Van Ingen, Clancy O'Connor, Michael Jenkins, Daniel Gledhill, Fraser Byrnes

Left: Primary Hockey Back Row: Ebony Westman,Max Amerena, Andre Garcey, Rachel McColl Middle Row: Stephanie Nicolo, Gus Townley, Jaimee Taylor, James Green, James Holding, Mason Bowler, Meg Gubbins Front Row: David Homewood, Fiona Barton, Mrs M Ratcliffe, Georgia Ratcliffe, Joshua Carr

Netball 1st

Louise Gough in defence; Kelly Smith,

2nds White

The 1st VII started the season on a

Kirsten Ulmer and Amy Caldow in

The 2004 season of netball was both

positive note with a Round Robin

centre court, and Milly Warren and

enjoyable and successful for the

competition at Yarra Valley where we

Kate D'Altera in goal.

2nds White Netball team. At the

Rosie Christiansen

beginning of the season we were all

convincingly

defeated

Geelong

Captain

greeted by an unfamiliar face: our

the first three games of the season

2nds Green

spread quickly of his previous netball

Grammar,

Yarra

Valley

and

Assumption. Unfortunately, we lost

new coach, Lockie Carlyle. News

proper and it was not until the annu-

The 2nds Green team consisted of

coaching experience and we all

al derby against Geelong Grammar

Sophie Amezdroz, Emma Gray, Eliza

knew that we would be in for a tough

that we posted a win. We also had a

Ross, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Susie

but rewarding season, This season

further win against Yarra Valley later

Mackenzie, Emily D'Altera and Chloe

was the first to have all netball teams

Noble. We had a very memorable

competing in the APS competition

in the season, This was a fantastic game and reflected the positive improvement in all our skills. Thanks go to Ms Davis and our families for their support all year, The team this year consisted of: Natasha Cluley-Bolsin. Jane Hawkins,

season with lots of close matches. We won most of our games including a

fantastic

win

over

Geelong

Grammar. We were unlucky to miss the finals in our Monday night competition. Sophie and Emma were consistently accurate in the goal ring. Eliza provided great drive through the centre while Ginnie continued to amaze us with her feisty and determined play. Emily and Susie worked tirelessly each week in defence providing plenty of rebound. Each player contributed a lot to the team and I congratulate them on their efforts. Thank-you to Jemma Barnes for coaching us, her enthusiasm made for a fun season. Good luck to Jemma and the Year 11 girls in your quest for success next year.

Right: Netball 1st VII 2nd Row L-R: Amelia Warren, Kate D'Altera, Natasha CluleyBolsin, Jane Hawkins, Louise Gough Front Row L-R: Kirsten Ulmer, Kelly Smith (Vice Captain), s Edwina Davis, Rosie Christensen Captain), Amy Caldow

and we were all worried about facing defeat by teams that contained numerous Victorian netball players, Our team consisted of a mixture of Year 11 and 12 girls. From Year 11 we had the outstanding Laura Comer, Phoebe East and Georgia Torney. From Year 12 we had the talents of Justine Nancarrow, Kate Goldsworthy, Lauren Roberts, Phoebe Simmonds, Lucy Walsh, Stephanie Rockefeller and Jacqui Fagg. Our season was a great success, coming away winning the majority of our matches. Thanks must certainly go to our coach Lockie and Ms Utting for organising the Netball season. Also a big thanks to the Year 11 girls for making the Year 12's last season such an enjoyable and tri-

Chloe Noble

umphant one. We would like to

Captain

encourage all students to take part

in the netball experience as it is one

coach Nola Jukes. Many of the Inter

you will never forget,

As had played together for a few years, and this year we also had

Jacqui Fagg

some talented new recruits from

Captain

Year 9, Our team consisted of Kate

3rds

Boyle, Eloise Warren, Claire Ross,

The College 3rds experienced an

Natalie Jessen, Zara Mexted, Nell

exciting 2004 netball season. Their

Myer,

season was filled with mixed out-

Chapman, Kathleen Rix and Eliza Sell.

Freya

Langham,

Chloe

comes, experiencing some memo-

Eloise, Claire and Kathleen shared

rable wins, losses and one absolute

the defensive work and whether GK

thrashing, but this was not to get

and GD, they worked well together

their spirits down. Lead by Captain

to win the ball. Eloise had a fearless

Jane Fairbairn and coached by the

attitude which resulted in many inter-

amazing Jackie Hetherington, the

cepts and rebounds. Claire and

3rds in many of their games were all

Kathleen kept the pressure on our

over their opposition and pulled off

opposing teams, resulting in many

some amazing defeats. The 3rds

turnovers. Our fast centre court

should be congratulated for a great

players included Kate, Zara, Freya

season; it was a great way for the

and Chloe, Their fast skills kept the

Year 12 members of the team to say

ball flowing down the court, and fast

goodbye to Geelong College Netball.

fingers got the ball in quickly to our

Team: Year 12: Jane Fairbairn, Renee

goalers, Nell and Natalie and Eliza.

Walsh,

Great shooting by these girls helped

Kathryn

Manks,

Tiffany

Ramsay, Miranda McCurry. Year 11:

us to win many of our matches.

Alicia Sherriff, Jacqui Carr, Michaela

Throughout the season we improved

Mellett, Elizabeth Hill, Alex McCauley.

as a team and the girls of the Inter As

Renee Walsh Year12

Above: Netball Yellow Back Row: Margot Champion, Isobelle Cooke, Rebecca Amezdroz Front Row: Sarah Agosta, Jemma Guerow, Sonia Campanaro, Laura Beveridge, Caitlin Lamont

thoroughly enjoyed netball, I 2004, Eliza Sell Captain

Inter A Year 2004 was a fantastic year for the Inter A Netball team. We managed to win the majority of our games with great help from our

Inter B Green The Inter Bs had a great season with a mixture of close wins and losses, We had a team of dedicated girls

Above: Netball Red Back Row: Anthea O'Brien, Miranda Williams, Jaimee-Lee Lawson Front Row: Morgan Smith, Beth Gore, Belinda Pollard, Mary Bradshaw, Alexandra Murphy

Above: Netball White Back Row:

Katherine Barton, Kalena Banjanin, Rachael Golightly, Meagan Andrews

Front Row:

Emily Dawson, Charlotte Tobin, Elena Britt, Chloe Hayden, Philippa Van Leeuwen

Netball who went into every game with determination and great team spirit. Our team consisted of: Charlotte Curnow, Julia Reid, Natasha Britt, Sam Read, Rebecca Cheslett, Naomi Bailey, Rachel Brownstein, Alice Crowley,

Amanda

May,

Sophie

Jarrold and Lauren Jilich, and was coached by Sarah Jukes. The girls' enthusiasm resulted in a season full of fun. We would like to thank our coach, Sarah, for all her help and we look forward to another great season next year, Above: Netball Silver Back Row: Lucy Faulkner, Greer Edsall, Kate Sinclair, Julia Hurley Front Row: Lucy Brand, Stephanie Guy, Isabel 1e Russell, Laura Thoms, Catherine Serle

Lauren Jilich, Captain

of Georgia Hall, Megan Arthur, Georgie Phillips, Kelly Ryan, Kristen Battye, Sophie Allen, Stephanie Gainey, Freya Amon, Emily Bull, Eloise Rayson and Elanor Kloester, Throughout the season we won the majority of our games, and we would like to thank our coach Leigh Matheson for all of the work that she

Inter B White

season possible.

The Inter B White consisted of Eliza

Megan Arthur

Jacqui

Smith,

Edwina

Wilkens,

Elizabeth Baulch, Grace Duncan, Paris Nielson and Al McNaughton. Our overall win/loss ratio at the end of the season wasn't exactly the best, Careless mistakes cost us many a match. However, thanks to Mrs Emily Spivey's knowledge of the game and personal training expertise, all team members learned new skills and improved greatly over the season. We'd all like to thank her

page 130

season this year. Our team consisted

gave up to help us have the best

Rebecca Cameron, Eddie Hawkins,

Above: Netball - Pumas Back Row: Meaghan Eddey, Nicola Riley, Nicole Anskaitis, Lily Chirnside, Lyndall Watson Front Row: Emily Carr, Anna Morris, Mrs Jean Hobbs, Caroline McFarlane, Amy Stekelenburg

Inter C The Inter C netball team had a great

did for us, and all of the time she

Caldwell, Gen Tyack, Maddie Hayes,

Above: Netball Blue Back Row: Penny Ioannou, Georgina Carr, Alice Goodear Front Row: Ella Riley, Samantha Fallaw, Zoe Keogh, Emily Rutherford, Jessica Uebergang Absent: Phoebe Gubbins

Al McNaughton and Eliza Caldwell

very much for all the help she gave us and we hope she returns as a coach next year.

Inter D The year 2004 brought a challenging and exciting season to the Inter D team. Our team was made up of Year 9 and 10 students, and some girls who had never seen a netball before in their lives. Our Coach Jules Jenner had faith in us and encouraged us to improve our skills and be determined. With her knowledge of the sport and her great personality, we soon began to love the game and before long started to win our games or have very close scores. Our team captain Amelia Agosta was everywhere at one time and was the

back bone of our team in C. Amelia

she talked on the bus trips and acci-

Hickman managed to jump four feet

dentally blurted out our answers on

into the air and intercept a ball from a

trivia night and was great on the

standing position. Sally Cameron

court. Georgie Greig was an excel-

and Gina Tsai where our new girls

lent player and played well in all posi-

who became an asset to the team as

tions. Rhiannan Richardson saved

Sally scored the goals and Gina

fabulous goals in Goal Keeper and

saved them. Anthea Wescott tried

kept the game alive.

several new positions and was soon

Thank you to Jules Jenner who was

dominating around the court as

undoubtedly the best coach ever

Annie Peake got the ball back and

who turned us into a sensational

sent it hurling back towards our goal.

team. Her exact words at the end of

Katie Smith soon became familiar

the season were, "I can't believe how

with the word "stepping", but made

far you guys have come, you really

up for it as she appeared every-

are a team now! I am so impressed

where you needed her to be. Clare

with all of you!" Well done Girls!

Rossiter kept us all entertained as

Pip Hyatt

Above: Netball Brown Back Row: Rebecca Carman, Isobel Rayson, Rachel Harris Front Row: Eliza Curnow, Nellie Mims, Laura Nielsen, Olivia Dalton, Georgia Scott

Above: Netball - Pink Back Row: Annabel 1e Wilson, Chioe Cook, Brigitte Russell, Madeleine Steel, Addy Dunkley-Smith Front Row: Anna Brodie, Emily Profitt, Mrs Carol Morris, Sophie Faulkner, Tahlia Holmes

Above: Netball Purple Back Row: Sophie Hayes, Emily Trethowan, Stephanie Mckenzie, Lauren Kemp Front Row: Emma Woolman, Coco Cover, Monique Sherriff, Lucinda Sloan, Brittany Elliott

Above: Netball Gold Back Row: Elizabeth Wood, Phoebe Steinfort, Penelope Cordner Front Row: Monique Nancarrow, Jessica Chirnside, Ainslie Herbert, Georgina MacRae, Teagan Kirsopp Absent: Sarah D'Altera

Above: Netball Green Back Row: Anne Levick, Siobhan Adams Front Row: Jessica Albrecht, Chloe Allen, Clare Flynn, Maysie Brehaut, Georgia Inness Absent: Madeleine Salt page 131

Soccer Boys' 1st

They slotted it in to equalise (1-1).

Soccer is a sport of greats, and the

Special thanks must go to our coach

Gruzauskas, Matt Robson, Gary Wei

not so greats, This APS season the

Chris Trajanovski. Thanks to every-

and Geoffrey Heard all performed

team really earned its 1sts nametag,

one who supported and stood by us.

well in defence, and Paul Bautista

being the first Soccer team to take a

Richard Silcock

to be the 'Player of the Year'. Simon

was good in goals. The midfield was

Captain

run by Phil Davey, Clayton Davey,

a Socceroo for a coach, and first

Boys' 2nd

Other members of the team were

year that we scored an average of a

The 2nds had a successful season in

Ryan Kempe and Jamie McKee-

goal a game. One of our greatest

2004. The first half consisted of

Larsen. The team would like to thank

games

impressive home victories over

Andy Booth for a great job in coaching

point away from our rivals Geelong Grammar, the first time we have had

was

Melbourne

the

draw

against

grammar,

Max Stow and John-Paul Nicolo.

again

this

year,

where

Haileybury (4-0), Xavier (5-3) and

Jonathan loannou played his best

Caulfield (5-2). After a couple of

game of the season. The season

defeats, the team finished with good

ending

Geelong

away wins over St Kevin's (6-1) and

Grammar was a case of "near, yet so

Geelong Grammar (5-1). The season

Boys' 3rd

far away". Being 1 up in the first half

included 6 wins, 2 draws and 2 loss-

The 3rds had quite a convincing year

and dominating, we thought that

es, Andrew Grant scored the majori-

on the field, not losing a single game

there was actually a good chance of

ty of the goals, 14 overall including 12

at home. However, we could not

us winning, but alas, with 9 minutes

in the first six games. Chris Jasek

carry this form away from home, We

to go a penalty was given against us.

was excellent in almost every game

worked as a team and enjoyed the

match

against

Robbie Parkes Captain

season; finishing the season with some convincing wins. The team goal scoring was lead by Philip Houghton and Nick Veanes up front, with the assistance of Lincoln Dowling and Mike Milner, The centreline consisted of Peter Smissen, Akhdur Maruan,

Chris Carmen,

Adam Falloon and was backed up by the strong defence of Joel Carnegie, Tim Fraser and Liam Yap. Finally, thanks must go to the goalies Hugh Hanson

and

Anthony

Tripolino.

Special thanks go to coach Tm Lane

Above: 2nd XI team

for his enjoyable training sessions and enthusiasm.

a number of chances for forwards Phil Kellett and Louis Jasek, A very big thank you has to go to our coach

Soccer- Boys' Year 10 team

Atilla Harangoza who put up with us

We had a great start to the season

through the season and managed to

with a hard earned win over

improve our skills,

Haileybury. Losing defender Alex Lau early in the season to a knee injury put a hole in the defence. Sam

Vincent Luca Captain

Donald was inspirational in the back-

Soccer-Boys' Year 9

line playing as sweeper behind Drew

The team competed in a very strong

Lawson, Ollie Nam and Huw Barnard

competition,

and James Oxley, He was ably

meant that we were undermanned

Injuries to

players

backed up in goals by either David

most weeks. The best performance

Adams or Hamish Flynn, Our midfield

of the season was against Caulfield

consisted of Dayne Collins, Tom

Grammar, going down 4 - 3 but play-

Jenkins, Vincent Luca and Jeremy

ing the entire game with 9 players.

Woolman. They were able to create

Team members - Xavier Nicolo, Nick

Above: Soccer - Year 7 Back Row:

Julian Fabbian, Luke Chaffey, Nicholas Kovacev, Ross Anderson, Aidan Chu

Middle Row:

Oliver Grinter, Luke Storey, Joshua Hay, Thomas Davey, Sebastian Hall

Front Row: Sebastian Bel lew, Tristan Tan, Daniel Berton, Joel an Jeffreys, Michael Jones, Daniel Salvalaggio Below: Soccer - Year 8 Back Row: Ashley Narita, Eric Chien, Timothy Watson, Will Heath, Michael Simandl, Daniel Certoma Middle Row:

Luke Wu, Tom Kelly, Sam O'Brien, Ryan Alldis, Thomas Day, Michael Kirby

Front Row: Robert Taylor, Alexander Eddey, Dean Denny, Matthew Collett, Ollie Braithwaite-Davies, Samuel Profitt, Robert Tripolino

Soccer Taylor, Nathan Walsh, Tm Kumnick,

year. Not knowing quite what to

Tom Baulch, Elya Telegin, Ryan

expect, and with many of our girls

(3), Others in the squad this year

Jones, Wayde Tarticchio, Hayden

playing the game for the first time,

were: Anna Campbell, Kate Chan,

Bowler,

Grant

James,

Charlotte (4), and Mitora Oyadomari

Hayden

we enrolled in the second division,

Lucy Crawford, Elise Davey, Katelyn

Veanes, Nick Clowes. Many thanks

and this proved to be a good deci-

Heaney, Kirsten Kopelke, Courtney

must go to our coach Mr, Kovacev

sion. While one or two games were a

McClure, Jess O'Rourke, Gemma

for improving our skills and organis-

bit easy for us, most were exciting

Pasco and Catherine Quaranta,

ing the team structure.

and competitive, and our victories were generally well-earned, The

Soccer- Boys' 9C team

matches against Carey (2-2 and 2-1)

Under the capable coaching of Mr

were particularly enjoyable, and we

Dimsey, the Year 9 C soccer team

also had good contests against

had a great season, The team con-

Geelong Grammar at Corio (3-1) and

sisted of Lachlan Collins (GK),

PEGS at PEGS (2-0). The most mem-

William Monotti, Keiran Williams,

orable game, however, was perhaps

Monty Champion, Tm Maltby, Jake

the first of our two practice matches

Barlow, Alex Good, Kent Lin, Tom

against

Forsyth,

Mark

College, which was an absolute

Gruzauskas. Our first game was a

thriller, and which we eventually lost

Tim

Uren

and

Kardinia

1-0. It took a fantastic late shot from

recording a 3-2 victory including a

outside the penalty box to beat us on

goal straight from the corner kick,

this occasion after a titanic nil-all 60-

This was followed by a fabulous 5-0

minute struggle. The girls improved

win over our Scotch opponents. We

markedly as the season progressed,

all improved in our skills and team-

and they were well led by Charlotte

work as the year progressed. We

Barr and her deputies Michelle

would all like to thank Mr Dimsey for

Chiang and Hannah Cooke; Olivia

his contribution to our success over

Haig, Kristina Petrovski, Amy Young

the season.

and Lauren Foy played well in the

Vice Captain

mid-field; Tarley McPadden and Laura O'Rourke

Coach

International

winning game, two men down,

Tim Maltby

Lindsay Zoch

marshalled the

defence; while Kate Greig and

Girls' team

Maddie Brennan did most of the

Geelong College participated in APS

goal-keeping, Most of the goal-scor-

girls' Soccer for the first time this

ing was done by Michelle (9),

Below L e f t : Soccer: G i r l s ' 1st XI 3rd Row L-R: Catherine Quaranta, Kate G r e i g , Laura O'Rourke, O l i v i a Haig, Tarley McPadden 2nd Row L-R: Lauren Foy, Gemma Pasco, Madeline Brennan, Michelle Chiang (Vice C a p t a i n ) , Jessica O'Rourke, Amy Young, K r i s t i n a Petrovski Front Row L-R: Mitora Oyadomari, C h a r l o t t e Barr ( C a p t a i n ) , Mr L N Zoch (Coach), Hannah Cooke (Vice C a p t a i n ) , Luci Crawford

Athletics GIRLS' ATHLETICS

The

the

Highlights for our team included

This year's girls' athletics squad can

Preparatory School U16 4 x 800m

twenty personal bests and eleven

be proud ot their efforts not only

team was a highlight. At the start of

first places achieved by Brittany

because they did well in a number of

Term 4, the Junior and Senior teams

Wood, Fleur Griffiths, Cate Townley,

competitions, but because everyone

won their respective finals in the

Annabelle Paton, Samantha May and

worked hard at training and showed

Division 2 State Final of the Schools

Prep School athletes Stephanie Guy,

great support for each other during

Knockout competition at Box Hill. This

Kate Kittelty and Eliza Curnow (three

the season. We had fewer senior ath-

was a fine effort by our athletes in a

wins), A number of athletes competed in multiple events and achieved

Gold

Medal

won

letes involved this year and the strong

close contest in very hot conditions.

contribution of our Year 9 and Year 10

The APS

girls should be commended.

Doncaster this year because of

Sarah

In Term 3 we competed in the

resurfacing work being done at

Johnstone,

Victorian

Sports was

held

personal bests. These included Wynn, Sarah

Ginnie

Hope-

Dennis, Amy

Relays

Olympic Park, Wesley won by two

Oliver, Nell Myer, Sarah James,

Championships at Murrumbeena and

points from Caulfield Grammar, with

Georgia Scott and Olivia Dalton.

six teams made finals in their events.

Geelong College a creditable third.

Brittany Wood (U17 800m) and Nell

Right: Nell Myer

Schools

RIGHT: VICTORIAN SCHOOLS RELAY U16 4X800 WINNERS L-R: Georgina Scott, Laura Stekelenburg, Eliza Curnow, Olivia Dalton

Below: Eliza Curnow

Girls' APS Athletics Squad 5th Row L-R: Katherine Landy, Sarah James, Samantha May, Francesca Henricus, Nell Myer, Annabelle Paton, Leanne Terpenou, Harriet Brown, Stephanie Guy, Sarah Hughes 4th Row L-R: Nicole Filling, Brittany Wood, Susan Mackenzie, Cate Townley, Amy Oliver, Eloise O'Brien, Sophie Jarrold, Monique Nancarrow, Elizabeth Baulch, Emily Carr 3rd Row L-R: Eliza Curnow, Georgia Scott, Amanda May, Elyse Green, Anthea O'Brien, Madison Kerney, Sarah Wynn, Virginia Hope-Johnstone, Stephanie Taylor, Fleur Griffiths, Charlotte Curnow, Lynda!1 Watson, Olivia Dal ton 2nd Row L-R: Amy Stekelenburg, Kate Kittelty, Lauren Kemp, Amelia Hickman, Sarah Dennis, Jessica Mackrell, Sarah Perkins, Alexandra McNaughton,

Laura Stekelenburg, Nicole Anskaitis, Amy Caldow, Rachel Harris, Mr G Montgomery (Coach) Front Row L-R: Mrs C Watson (Coach), Mr D Young (Coach), Mr M Saunders (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Sarah Schofield (Vice-Captain), Mr T Parkes' (Teacher in Charge), Kirsten Ulmer (Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep Athletics Co-Ordinaor), Justine Nancarrow (Vice-Captain), Mr D Curnow (Coach), Mr L Zoch (Coach), Mr A Hamilton (Coach) Absent: Laura Nielsen Absent Coaches: Mr A Beckworth, Mrs D Marks, Ms A Costa, Mr R Cunliffe, Mr G O'Shea, Mr J Hutchinson, Mr R Hochreiter, Ms K Harris, Ms M Cole, Mrs V Harris, Mr S McCallum, Mrs K Johnston, Ms K Rooke, Ms K Hehir, Mr P Jeffreys, Mr P Fossey, Mr M Williamson

athletics Myer (U17 Hurdles) set new school

new starting blocks by the parents

records on the day, Well done to all

was a valuable contribution to the

Hutchinson (shot put). The work of

the girls who competed and showed

training of the team.

coaches with the Prep School squad

spirit, enthusiasm and determination.

I would like to take this opportunity to

was appreciated: Anula Costa, Kylie

At the Athletics Dinner, the Most

thank Vice-Captains Justine Nancarrow

Harris, Mandi Cole, Rudi Hochreiter,

Improved Trophy was shared by

and Sarah Schofield and our dedicated

Sarah James and Sarah Dennis and

coaching staff who were at every train-

Johnson, Mr Jeffreys, Mrs Murrells,

jumps) and Gavin O'Shea and Joel

McCallum,

Mrs

Harris,

the Team Contribution Award was

ing session and competition during the

Ms Hehir, Ms Peake, Mrs Abraham

presented to Samantha May. The

season. These included Mrs Filling, Mr

and Ms Rooke. Special thanks to Mrs

Parents'

Montgomery Mrs Watson and Mr

Russell, Mr Wade and Mr Parkes for

Support Group during the season

Parkes (sprints), Mr Zoch and Adam

their enthusiasm, encouragement and

was also noted. Our keen parents

Beckworth

organisation during an enjoyable and

work of the Athletics'

(middle distance),

led by Carmel Brown organised

Curnow, Mr Hamilton and Debbie Marks

social functions for the squad and

(high jump), Mr Saunders, Peter Fossey

ran a canteen at Landy Field for the

and Mark Williamson (hurdles), Mr

Geelong meetings. The purchase of

Young and Roy Cunliffe (long and triple

rewarding season. Kirsten Ulmer Captain of Girls' Athletics

Above: Kirsten Ulmer RIGHT: JUNIOR GIRLS' SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT DIVISION 2 WINNERS: Back (L-R): Nicole Filling, Sarah James, Amy Caldow, Al McNaughton, Sam May Front: Eliza Curnow, Sarah Dennis, Annabelle Paton Below: Sarah James

LEFT: SENIOR GIRLS' SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT DIVISION 2 WINNERS Back(L-R): Charlotte Curnow, Amy Oliver, Cate Townley, Fleur Griffiths, Nell Myer Front(L-R): Katherine Landy, Ginnie HopeJohnstone, Sarah Wynn, Brittany Wood

Kirsten Ulmer has been a member of

BOYS' ATHLETICS

beating Geelong Grammar by one

the Geelong College athletics squad

The boys' squad worked hard this

and a haif points, Every athlete's per-

for six years, competing with deter-

season, with good numbers in the

formance counted towards this final

mination in middle distance events.

sprint and middle distance groups

team result, Will J Schofield won the

She formed a strong combination

and determined performances in the

U16 800m in an involving tactical

with

and

lead-up meetings and Athletics

race and Sal Henricus ran strongly in

Annabelle

Wettenhall

Katherine Landy, finishing in the top

Victoria competitions, At the State

the U17 hurdles and was beaten on

two in the 1500m teams event in the

Knockout Final held at Box Hill in

the line by only one hundredth of a

last four seasons. Kirsten was a per-

early October, the Junior team did

second. Chris Bolsin, having set a

sonable,

involved

very well to finish fourth in the

new U16 high jump school record at

Captain, always encouraging other

Division 1 Final and the Senior boys

the Werribee meet, came second

were seventh in a strong field,

and Cameron Russell, Ben McClure,

positive

and

members of the team. TPParkes- TIC Athletics

The APS Combined Sports were held

Ed Curnow and the U16 sprint relay

at Doncaster and the Geelong

finished in the top six in their events.

College team was tenth overall,

Twenty four personal bests were

Far L e f t : L-R: Todd Mexted (Vice Captain), Stuart Griffiths (Captain), Robbie Parkes (Vice-Captain)

Above: Sal Henricus R i g h t : Reece Cordy

athletics recorded, which was a pleasing

Below Left: Will J Schofield Below Right: Junior Boys' Schools Knockout team State Finalists: Back(L-R): Richard Quail, Andrew Walsh, Will Schofield, Ben McClure, Christopher Bo1 sin Front(L-R): Tim Pollard, Edward Curnow, Hayden Bowler, Edward Mitchell, Ashley Trethowan

Harris, Mr Donovan and Michael

Athletics Victoria events for the past

result for coaches and athletes at

Mackenzie coached the middle dis-

three years, He has been a hard

the end of the season,

tance group very well, A special

worker at training and a positive

The positive contributions of Year 12

award was made to Mr Harris on his

leader of the team. This year he

athletes Jon Arrigo, Ben Franklin,

retirement, recognising his thirty one

undertook the challenge of the Open

Tony Harris and Vice-Captains Todd

years of athletics coaching

200m and 400m at the Combined

Mexted and Robbie Parkes were

Geelong College. Sincere thanks to

Sports, achieving personal bests in

recognised at the Athletics Dinner.

Mr Wade and Mr Parkes, who played

both events as well as running in the

Trophies were presented to Michael

key roles in guiding the coaches and

sprint relay,

Rockefeller (Most Improved) and Will

athletes during the season.

Schofield (Team Contribution). I would like to thank our parents and all of the coaches for their support

TP Parkes TIC Athletics

Stuart Griffiths Captain of Boys' Athletics

for the 2004 squad, As well as those

Stuart Griffiths has represented

mentioned in the Girls' Report, Mr

Geelong

College

APS

and

APS Combined a t h l e t i c s results 2004 APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2004 - GIRLS Event

Competitor

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2004 - GIRLS Time/dist

Place

Winner

Winner's time/dist

Event

13.49 sec 27.96 sec 63.14 sec 2:38.89 min 5:13.82 min 4,7 5:30.92 min 56.59 sec

3 2 4 5 4 2

Caul WC WC WC WC WC

12.85 sec 26.64 sec 58.40 sec 2:17.94 min 4:59.89 min 1,6

800m 4x100m Relay

Carey

52.33 sec

4:17.36 min

Caul

4:09.50 min

18.47 sec 1.35m 4.54m 9.55m 10.10m 2,9 7.36m

3 5 2 5 2 3

Carey Caul Caul Carey WC WC

16.77 sec 1.55m 4.80m 11.25m 10.20m 1,6

Competitor

Time/dist

Place

Winner

Winner's time/dist

2:30.78 min 55.92 min

1 1

GC GC

2:30.78 min 55.92 sec

17.41 sec 1.35m 3.37m 7.42m 4,9 5.60m

4 =1 5 4 4

Carey Carey/GC WC WC WC

15.22 sec 1.35m 4.10m 8.36m 1,7

OPEN 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team

J E Nancarrow S C Dennis S J Wynn S J Hughes K E Landy Geelong College K J Ulmer 4x100m Relay A M Caldow, E L Baulch S H Mackenzie, J E Nancarrow 4x400m Relay C L Curnow, S J Wynn, B C Wood, V C Hope-Johnstone Hurdles 100m A I Oliver High Jump S C Schofield Long Jump J E Nancarrow Triple Jump M B Kerney Shot Put Indiv(4kg) L L Terpenou Shot Put Team Geelong College M B Kerney

UNDER 17 100m 200m 400m 800m 4x100m Relay

H M Myer H M Myer V C Hope-Johnstone B C Wood A I Oliver, H M Myer, A L May, MB Kerney Hurdles 100m H M Myer High Jump S M Jarrold Long Jump A I Oliver Triple Jump A I Oliver Shot Put Indiv(4kg) E M O'Brien Shot Put Team Geelong College A L May

13.61 sec 3 28.73 sec 2 63.17 sec 3 2:19.70 min(School Rec) 2 55.67 sec 4

Caul Caul Caul GGS Caul

12.89 sec 26.98 sec 59.80 sec 2:19.11 min 54.33 sec

16.68 sec(School Rec) 1.35m 4.82m 10.01m 8.16m 4,9 5.94m

Caul Carey Carey GGS Carey Carey

15.41 sec 1.68m 4.82m 10.24m 10.01m 1,2

UNDER 16 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team

F E Griffiths 13.28 sec F E Griffiths 27.68 sec S H James 62.74 sec S H James 2:26.30 min B C Wood 4:54.48 min Geelong College 1,2 L K Stekelenburg 5:00.49 min 4x100m Relay A L McNaughton.F E Griffiths, 54.30 sec F E Griffiths, S C Dennis, A J Hickman Hurdles 90m A M Caldow 17.74 sec High Jump C L Townley 1.41m Long Jump S C Dennis 4.62m Triple Jump S C Dennis 9.57m Shot Put Indiv(4kg) F E Griffiths 7.09m Shot Put Team Geelong College 6,9 A L McNaughton 6.55m

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

4x100m Relay Hurdles 80m High Jump Long Jump T r i p l e Jump Shot Put Indiv(3kg) Shot Put Team

UNDER 13 100m 200m

1 2 2 2 1 1

GC Caul Caul Caul GC GC

13.28 sec 26.98 sec 59.64 sec 2:25.54 min 4:54.48 min 1,2

Caul

52.90 sec

4 1 4 3 5 5

WC GC WC Carey WC GGS

14.54 sec 1.41m 5.10m 10.36m 8.72m 2,5

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2004 - BOYS Event

Competitor

Time/dist

Place

Winner

Winner's time/dist

OPEN 100m

J J Arrigo

12.18 sec

200m

S W Griffiths

25.16 sec

22.30 sec

400m

S W Griffiths

54.67 sec

Caul

49.70 sec

11.09sec

800m

M J Rockefeller

2:08.70 min

Caul

1:55.33 min

1500m

T L Mexted

4:48.40 min

4:06.74 min

3000m

T 0 Jenkins

10:16.61 min

8:53.27 min

4x100m Relay

R M Parkes, S W G r i f f i t h s ,

47.33 sec

Carey

42.92 sec

8:39.93 min

GGS

7:56.83 min

B R F r a n k l i n , J J Arrigo 4x 800m Relay

W J Schofield, H B Holmes, R R Cordy, D J Hunt

Hurdles 110m

A A Saunders

18.45 sec

High Jump 1.88m

A A Saunders

Long Jump

R M Parkes

5.74m

T r i p l e Jump

R M Parkes

12.13m

SKC

13.24m

Shot Put(6kg)

C J Montgomery

11.83m

BGS

14.52m

V A Luca D J Hunt R R Cordy J R Ratcliffe J G Curran, V A Luca, D T Carman, S E Henricus M J Rockefeller, R R Cordy, L H Fraser, B P Thompson S E Henricus R J Hobbs J A Nelson J A Nelson C C Russell

12.31 sec 24.70 sec 2:06.73 min 4:29.42 min DNF

9 10 9 7 =11

Caul Caul Carey BGS Carey

11.12 sec 22.62 sec 2:03.26 min 4:21.93 min 44.02 sec

3:44.29 min

Caul

3:31.63 min

15.77 sec 1.65m 5.38m 11.67m 12.05m

2 =7 9 8 6

SC MGS Carey Carey SC

15.76 sec 1.80m 6.47m 13.11m 14.73m

UNDER 17 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Relay 4x 400m Relay Hurdles 110m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put(5kg)

Carey

15.39 sec

=11

Carey

6.58m

UNDER 16 B M McClure

12.14 sec

Caul

11.59 sec

200m

T J Pollard

24.12 sec

Caul

23.07 sec

800m

100m

W J Schofield

2:02.25 min

1500m

M S Pickering

4:56.66 min

SKC

4:20.70 min

4x100m Relay

H A Bowler, B M McClure,

46.26 sec

Caul

44.73 sec

4x 400m Relay

B M McClure, H B Holmes,

Hurdles 100m

H B Holmes

A C Trethowan, T J Pollard

S A May A A Paton A A Paton H R Brown F A Henricus, S A May, N L Filling, A A Paton Hurdles 90m S A May High Jump H R Brown Long Jump S A May Triple Jump S A May Shot Put Indiv(3kg) S M Guy Shot Put Team Geelong College S A Perkins

UNDER 14 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m Indiv 1500m Team

3 5 2 2 3 3

E M Curnow E M Curnow, N T Anskaitis, S R Taylor, L A Watson Hurdles 80m E S Cam High Jump E M Curnow Long Jump A J Stekelenburg Shot Put Indiv(3kg) L R Kemp Shot Put Team Geelong College L A Watson

13.70 sec 29.32 sec 63.78 sec 2:40.47 min 54.07 sec

3 4 1 2 2

Caul Caul GC WC Caul

13.22 sec 27.51 sec 63.78 sec 2:29.33 min 53.98 sec

15.60 sec 1.40m 4.41m 9.17m 10.51m(School Rec) 1,4 9.02m

1 3 1 4 1 1

GC Caul GC Caul GC GC

15.60 sec 1.45m 4.41m 10.14m 10.51m 1,4

K J Kittelty 13.79 sec K J Kittelty 28.42 sec G A Scott 71.88 sec 0 M Dalton 2:36.71 min G A Scott 5:20.40 min Geelong College 3,4 0 M Dalton 5:29.39 min L K Stekelenburg, K J K i t t e l t y , 55.06 sec M J Nancarrow, L M Nielsen R K Harris 22.63 sec F A Henricus NJ M J Nancarrow 4.26m R K Harris 10.10m A A O'Brien 9.73m Geelong College 2,5 N L Filling 8.37m

1 2 5 2 2 2

GC Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey

13.79 sec 28.36 sec 60.69 sec 2:35.85 min 5:17.22 min 1,2

Caul

52.79 sec

5 5 4 2 2 2

WC GGS Caul WC WC WC

14.64 sec 1.46m 4.61m 10.36m 10.01m 1,3

S R Taylor E M Curnow

3 1

Carey GC

14.27 sec 29.04 sec

14.97 sec 29.04 sec

3:49.38 min

Caul

3:33.29 min

15.58 sec

Caul

13.84 sec

H A Bowler, W J Schofield High Jump

C Cluley-Bolsin

1.80m

1.86m

Long Jump

G F Johnstone

5.10m

6.05m

T r i p l e Jump

R P Quail

10.02m

Carey

12.74m

Shot Put(4kg)

A R Walsh

11.02m

SKC

15.42m

T E Maas T E Maas E G Mitchell H C Russell J C Hay, M T Wade, E K Curnow, T E Maas E G Mitchell, J C Hay, E K Curnow, T E Maas E K Curnow H C Russell E K Curnow S M Bellew B R Grice

12.80 sec 25.99 sec 2:16.68 min 4:51.70 min 51.03 sec

9 10 9 10 11

HC HC SC MGS HC

11.92 sec 23.90 sec 2:05.44 min 4:29.05 min 47.27 sec

4:01.35 min

3:41.94 min

16.44 sec NJ 4.49m 9.43m 10.63m

5 11 11 11 9

XC Carey/SC HC HC HC

14.84 sec 1.75m 6.45m 12.89m 13.69m

UNDER 15 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Relay 4x 400m Relay Hurdles 100m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put(4kg)

FINAL POINTS - GIRLS 1st Wesley College 259.0 2nd Caulfield Grammar 257.0 3rd Geelong College 240.0 4th Carey Grammar 237.0 5th Geelong Grammar 136.0

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

374.5 373.0 350.5 344.5 321.0 300.5 257.0 255.0^ 214.5" 142.5 141.0

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Equestrian The Geelong College equestrian

parents for the time they give to our

team has had a fantastic year, under

eventing and Mr Kayler-Thomson for

our new Co-ordinator Mr Rob Kayler-

his help and enthusiasm.

Thomson who has taken the team to new heights. He has made competing for the College really worthwhile,

Suzie Mackenzie Captain

with a new uniform and more Interschool competitions around the State. Our team now consists of 18 students who all regularly compete in a wide range of events at both the State and Interschool level. We have had many individual place getters throughout the year and a great team third placing at Warrnambool Interschool. We were invited to compete in a dressage day against a visiting team from South Africa. The whole team would like to thank our

Left: Susan Mackenzie on Midget

Diving Diving Squad 2nd Row L-R Amelia Hickman, Campbell Montgomery, Phoebe Gubbins Front Row L-R Margot Champion, Bridget Champion, Mrs J Thomas (Coach,) Georgia Ratcliffe Absent: Naomi Bailey, Lydia Kim, Vanessa Macaulay, Jacqueline Smith, Timothy Solomon

Aerobics

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The Aerobics 2004 season was cer-

and well being, especially during

minutes of meditation. The final

tainly one to remember. We had 40

stressful exam times. Julia started

class of the week was Aquaerobics,

girls registered to take the class,

the week with X-Trainer, which uses

using kickboards, foam dumbbells

many of whom had continued from

four different elements to give your

and water noodles for an intense

Year 11. They really enjoyed Julia

'heart and lungs' a thorough work-

exercise session. It was an enjoyable

Filep, our instructor; she is quite in

out, Next came Body Toning, a low

12 weeks for all the girls!

tune with motivating young women

impact session without running or

to be more conscious of their health

jumping and included Pilates and ten

Michelene Ferguson

Surf Lifesaving Four Surf Life Saving teams competed in the heats of the Victorian Secondary Schools Surf League at Ocean Grove main surf beach in March, We had tough competition from schools that included Sacred Heart, St Josephs, Christian College and Oberon Secondary College. Our boys and girls featured in the top places in most events. The girls were very competitive and finished 1st, 2nd or 3rd in nearly every race, It was a very successful day with two of the four teams making it through to the State Finals. The State Finals were held at Cosy Corner, Torquay on the 26th of March, and we competed against some of our biggest and toughest rivals: Caulfield Grammar, Mentone Boys' Grammar, St Bedes, MLC, St Catherine's, Bellarine Secondary College and Sacred Heart College. The girls raced extremely well, winning the Wade relay, the Swim Teams' race and finished 2nd in the Cameron relay. Alex Sedger and Harriet Brown had a very close race in the Board Rescue, finishing 3rd. Nell Myer was 3rd in the Beach Flags, this being one of our best individual results on the beach. The boys found the competition from some of the larger boys schools a little harder. Good results were in the Wade relay where the team finished an enthusiastic and exciting 3rd! The final result saw the girls take out 2nd place, behind Sacred Heart, whilst the boys placed in the top 15. A big thankyou must go to Mrs Porter and Mr Cheatley for their help, support and encouragement. We were lucky that on both the heats and the finals the weather was fine. I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of the College Surf Life Saving team and hope that the competition continues as an integral and worthwhile event on the College sporting calendar. Kirsten Ulmer, Captain

Top: The Combined Geelong College and Geelong Grammar Boys' Swimming team Middle and Bottom pictures: The 1st XVIII celebrate their win over Geelong Grammar in the local derby

Surfing Surf Team

Roswell's lengthy lefthander, was not

2004 was yet again a very success-

enough to bring the shield home. In

ful year for the Surfing team, which

an extremely close encounter, we

consisted of the following students:

were beaten by 0.23 of a point by

Tom

Tim

Newhaven College. However, all

Stevenson, Jack Stevenson, Tom

Law,

Casey

surfers surfed very well in the condi-

Young,

tions and should be congratulated.

Lachlan

Egan,

Kerney,

Todd

Roswell, Sam Mills, Travis McCurry,

In December four College students

Ed Curnow and Darci Egan.

represented the school at the

In May, the team lead by Mr Curnow

Quiksilver Australian Grommet Ttles

embarked on a mission to bring back

at Phillip Island; these students were

the Rip Curl Shield from our rivals

Casey Egan, Tm Stevenson, Todd

Oberon High School and Newhaven

Roswell and Darci Egan.

College. We awoke on the first morn-

A huge thank you must go to our

ing to 3-foot onshore waves at

Team Manager and Bus driver, Mr

Smith's Beach; our first two heats

Curnow, for his organization this

were won with considerable ease,

year; the future looks very bright for

with most surfers scoring "very good

the Surf team in the years to come.

to excellent" waves. In the final, Tom Laws' attacking backhand, and Todd

Casey Egan Captain

Underwater Hockey

Underwater Hockey Back Row: Aidan Chu, Alice Fraser, Meagan Andrews, Zach Menheere Front Row: Mark Richards, Franklin Mullaly, Mr Stuart McCallum (Coach), Jessie Knott, Tristan Tan

page 142

AWARDS

Awards "The Principal's Prize" for the Captains of the School: GEOFFREY HEARD ELIZA ELLIOTT "The TW Davies Prize" for the Vice-Captains of the School: JOHN-PAUL NICOLO KIRSTEN ULMER Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 students who finished second to the Dux of the College in 2003: PETER DENNIS ANNABELLE WETTENHALL Dux of the College 2003 ANNIE YIXIN The Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance: STEPHANIE MALON JOHN-PAUL NICOLO The Year 11 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance: JOSHUA McBRIDE GEMMA PASCO STEPHANIE SMITH "The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize" for Accounting: HAMISH HARTEN The Art Prize: KATE WOOD The Biology Prize: LOUISE TAYLOR The Chemistry Prize: STEPHANIE MALON The Design and Technology Prize: JAMES GRAY The Drama Prize awarded for best performance: DAVID HYNES The Theatre Studies Prize: ELIZA ELLIOTT "The Alec G Stewart Prize" for Economics: KATHRYN MANKS "The C A Bickford Prize" for the top Year 12 English student: GEOFFREY HEARD JOHN-PAUL NICOLO The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize: AMELIA WARREN

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The Geography Prize: AMELIA WARREN The History Prize: CATHERINE ROSS (Australian) DAPHNE SHUM (Revolutions)

The Visual Communication and Design Prize: CLAIRE WALKER The Principal's Art Prize: STEPHANIE BURTON

The Information Technology Prize: MICHAEL POSSINGHAM

"The Stanley Calvert Prize" for Debating and Public Speaking: GEOFFREY HEARD

The International Studies Prize: ANDREW CHIDZEY

"The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize" for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts: ALEX SEDGER

"Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize" for Legal Studies Prize: CAITLIN ARTHUR The Literature Prize: STEPHANIE MALON The Macfarlane Burnet Prize: JOSHUA McBRIDE "The A T Andrews Memorial Prize" for Mathematics and Science in Year 12: JESSICA KAY "The Brian Lester Prize for Mathematics" for the top Year 12 Mathematics student: GEOFFREY HEARD The B R Keith Modern Language Prize: LAUREN FOY (Chinese 2nd Language) STEPHANIE MALON & STEPHANIE SMITH (French) The Classics Prize: STEPHANIE MALON The Music Prize: JOEL CARNEGIE The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize: HALEY BROWN & BEN FRANKLIN "The E R Scott Prize" for best instrumentalist: ELIZA ELLIOTT The Music Parents' Support Group Prize for leadership and contribution to Music: JOHN-PAUL NICOLO & JAMES LANNAN The Jamieson 'Lippold' Violin: JEREMY PALMER-MORGAN The Physical Education Prize: LOUISE TAYLOR The Physics Prize: GEOFFREY HEARD

"The Alexander Coto and John Coto Memorial Prize" for students not otherwise named on the Academic Prize List who have demonstrated an excellent commitment to their studies: LUCY SCRIVEN "The Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary, incorporating the A K H Thompson Bursary" for a Year 11 student returning next year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First team: SARAH WYNN "The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize" for allround sporting contribution to the College: ROBERT PARKES "The Hermitage Old Girls' Association Prize" for the student, other than the Captain or Vice-Captain of the College, who has distinguished him/herself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College: HOLLY MAHER-HILL "The Hobday Prize" for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College community: ANDREW CHIDZEY "The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize" for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership: JAMES SINCLAIR "The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize" to be awarded to a boy for all-round ability and service to the College: GEOFFREY HEARD

"The E H Morrison Prize" to be awarded to a girl for all-round ability and service to the College: PHOEBE SIMMONDS "The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize" for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community: BEN FRANKLIN "The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup" to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship: RHYS BENNETT KIRSTEN ULMER "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 no eligible descendant, the award is made to the most academically able student at the end of Year 11: STEPHEN GREEN CHLOE MILL Morongo Medal, for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie: HALEY BROWN & EMILY PATON (Mossgiel) JAMES YOUNG (Mackie House) Year 12 Merit Award Prizes ELIZA ELLIOTT LAUREN FOY GEOFFREY HEARD JESSICA KAY STEPHANIE MALON KATHRYN MANKS JOHN-PAUL NICOLO DAPHNESHUM LOUISE TAYLOR Year 11 Merit Award Prizes GEOFFREY DOAK STEPHEN GREEN JOSHUA McBRIDE CHLOE MILL GEMMA PASCO LAUREN PREST ALICIA SHERRIFF STEPHANIE SMITH Year 10 Prize for General Excellence KRISTEN BATTYE SARAH DENNIS DAVID GUNTHER BENJAMIN HASKETT SARAH HUGHES

Awards STEPHANIE KING AMANDA MAY MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER BRITTANY WOOD WILLIAM WOOD YEAR 9 Prize for General Excellence EMILY BULL SARAH JAMES FREYA LANGHAM SAMANTHA MAY WILLIAM MONOTTI XAVIER NICOLO KATHELEEN RIX

Waterpolo (Fairest and Best) NATASHA CLULEY-BOLSIN DAVID BURNS-WALLACE

GEOFFREY HEARD Chemistry, English, Physics, Specialist Mathematics

Clinton Mitchell Award for dedication to Rowing: TIMOTHY FRASER

NICHOLAS HEWITT Economics

Year 12 Merit Awards SARA ARNOLD English, Mathematical Methods CAITLIN ARTHUR Legal Studies

Sporting Prizes Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award) KIRSTEN ULMER STUART GRIFFITHS

CHARLOTTE BARR Biology, Geography

Badminton (Fairest and Best) MELISSA LIN-SHA CHIANG JAMES LANNAN

STEPHANIE BURTON Art (Painting)

Basketball (Fairest and Best) JAMES LANNAN SARAH WYNN Cricket - (Fairest and Best) (incorporating the "T K (Tim) Maltby Trophy" for best cricketer of the year and the "W H Hill Trophy" for best all-round performance) BENNETT MERRIMAN Football ("Carji Greeves Medal" for the Fairest and Best) TRISTAN MOUNTJOY Hockey (Fairest and Best) JAMES SINCLAIR SARAH DENNIS Netball (Fairest and Best) ROSEMARY CHRISTENSEN Rowing (Excellence Award) NATASHA CLULEY-BOLSIN THOMAS DONALD Soccer (Fairest and Best) CHARLOTTE BARR RICHARD SILCOCK Softball (Fairest and Best) AMELIA WARREN Swimming (Excellence Award) KIRSTEN ULMER LACHLAN KERNEY Tennis - (Fairest and Best) (formerly'T S Hawkes Memorial Trophy" for Open singles champion) KATE FRANCIS RHYS BENNETT

PENELOPE BUCKLEY English

JOEL CARNEGIE Music Performance YUET YEE (KATE) CHAN Mathematical Methods LAURA CHESSON Information Processing and Management

DAVID HYNES Visual Communication and Design TIMOTHY JAMES Accounting, Physics CHRISTOPHER JASEK English JESSICA KAY Chemistry, English, Physical Education, Physics LACHLAN KERNEY Environmental Science JAMES LANNAN Mathematical Methods HOLLY MAHER-HILL Theatre Studies STEPHANIE MALON Chemistry, English, French, Latin, Literature

ANDREW CHIDZEY English, International Studies

KATHRYN MANKS Economics, English, Mathematical Methods

HANNAH COOKE Environmental Science

AKHDUR MARUAN English, Mathematical Methods

CLAYTON DAVEY English

TODD MEXTED Geography

TERRI DUPE Physics

JOHN-PAUL NICOLO Chemistry, English, Latin, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics

ELIZA ELLIOTT English, Legal Studies, Literature, Theatre Studies JANE FAIRBAIRN Studio Arts (Textiles) LAUREN FOY Chinese 2nd Language, Specialist Mathematics, Visual Communication and Design JAMES GRAY Design and Technology OLIVIA HAIG Biology, English

STEPHANIE ROACHE Geography LAUREN ROBERTS International Studies STEPHANIE ROCKEFELLER English CATHERINE ROSS History (Australian) SARAH SCHOFIELD Art (Painting)

TONY HARRIS Design and Technology

LUCY SCRIVEN Geography, Studio Arts (Textiles)

HAMISH HARTEN Accounting

ALEX SEDGER Art (Photography)

JENNIFER SHEAHAN Biology

CARL DICKENS Biology

DAPHNESHUM English, History (Revolutions), Literature

MATTHEW DIMOVSKI Information Technology

PHOEBE SIMMONDS English, History (Australian) LOUISE TAYLOR Biology, Mathematical Methods, Physical Education CLAIRE WALKER Visual Communication and Design LUCY WALSH Physical Education AMELIA WARREN Environmental Studies, Geography KATHERINE WOOD Art (Photography), English PHAIK YEE YAN Mathematical Methods YEAR 11 Merit Awards MELODY ABIKHAIR English, French, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 SOPHIE AMEZDROZ Economics DIBYAANDI English Second Language, General Mathematics PRUDENCE BAULCH Chinese BLAKE BEAUMONT Physical Education ELIZABETH CASSIDY Art (Painting), English, Literature DAVID CORDNER General Mathematics ANNA CROFT French CHARLES CROWL Accounting, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 ELISE DAVEY English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods

GEOFFREY DOAK Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods, Information Technology, Physics NICHOLAS DONCON Visual Communication and Design PHOEBE EAST English, History BENJAMIN FRIEND Information Technology EMMA GRAY Geography STEPHEN GREEN Chinese, Chemistry, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4, Physics JOEL GROSS English, General Mathematics, Theatre Studies KATELYN HEANEY Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Legal Studies TRISTAN HICKMAN Visual Communication and Design VIRGINIA HOPE-JOHNSTONE Geography THOMAS JOHNSTONE Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 JONATHAN LEE Physical Education NADIA LIGHTFOOT Biology, General Mathematics HOI CHEE (FION) LO General Mathematics ALEXANDRA MACAULAY English SUSAN MACKENZIE English, Theatre Studies JOSHUA McBRIDE Biology Units 3 & 4, Chemistry, English, Further Mathematics • Units 3 & 4, Information Technology, Mathematical

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Awards Methods, Physics SHEA MCLENNAN Geography ELISE MCNAMARA English TARLEY MCPADDEN Biology, Chemistry, Physics BENJAMIN MEAGER Accounting, Information Processing and Management

LAUREN JILICH Textiles

STEPHANIE SMITH Art (Photography), Biology, Chemistry, English, French Units 3 & 4, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4

CHARLOTTE CURNOW Physical Education

MADISON KERNEY Painting

JACK CURRAN Science

LYDIA KIM Music Performance Units 1 & 2, Religious Education

CHE TURNER Design and Technology

SARAH DENNIS Commerce, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Latin, Science, Tout en Francais

HENRY WEDDELL General Mathematics

BENJAMIN DIMOVSKI History, Science

JONATHAN Yl EN WEE Accounting, Economics

SHAUN EDGEWORTH Chinese, Tout en Francais

EDWARD MILLER Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Latin

SCOTT WILLIAMS Further Mathematics Units 3 &4

HAMISH FLYNN Ceramics/Photography

MARCUS MURRAY Physical Education

SARAH WYNN English, Environmental Science, Legal Studies

GEMMA PASCO Chemistry, English, French, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Music Performance Units 3 & 4, Physics CAMPBELL PATON Design and Technology, Physical Education MELANIE PHILIP Art (Photography), English, Studio Arts (Textiles) PETER PICKEN Information Systems, Legal Studies, Mathematical Methods MICHAEL POSSINGHAM English, Information Systems, Mathematical Methods LAUREN PREST English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, History, Literature EMMA ROBERTS Studio Arts (Textiles) MATTHEW ROBSON General Mathematics DAVID SCAIFE Information Systems ALICIA SHERRIFF Art (Photography), Biology, Environmental Science,

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ALICE CROWLEY Science

CHLOE MILL Art (Photography), Chemistry, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, Physics

LAURA O'ROURKE Economics, General Mathematics Above: Annie Xin, Dux 2003

Geography, Physical Education

LIAM T YAP English, Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4, History YEAR 10 Merit Awards DAVID ADAMS Religious Education FREYA AMON Wood Technology STEEN BALODIS Physical Education KRISTEN BATTYE English, Geography, History, Literature, Visual Communication ANDREW BELL Mathematics CATHERINE BOYLE Geography, Mathematics ALEXANDRA BROWN Ceramics/Photography, English, Physical Education, Visual Communication SALLY CAMERON History, Painting, Science, Tout en Francais REECECORDY Commerce, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Physical Education, Science MITCHELL COSTIN Science

STEPHANIE GAINEY Drama, English, Textiles MARY GAZIS Physical Education, Religious Education JESSIE GUBBINS Ceramics/Photography, Physical Education DAVID GUNTHER Commerce, English, Latin, Religious Education, Science GEORGIA HALL Textiles

STEPHANIE KING English, Latin, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Music Performance Units 1 & 2, Science, Wood Technology KATHERINE LANDY English, Literature, Physical Education ALEXANDER WEN-KEAT LAU Commerce, Mathematics, Science ANDREW LAWSON Ceramics/Photography RICHARD LUGG Physical Education SOPHIE MACKENZIE Science, Textiles AMANDA MAY Commerce, English, Latin, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Religious Education, Tout en Francais JAMES McARTHUR Religious Education

BENJAMIN HASKETT Commerce, History, Mathematics, Science, Visual Communication

JOEL McKENZIE Mathematics, Wood Technology

JOHN HEARD Ceramics/Photography, Geography, Wood Technology

NELLIE MYER Drama, Mathematics, Physical Education

RYAN HOBBS Painting

OLIVER NAM Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Wood Technology

SARAH HUGHES Commerce, English, Latin, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Textiles

RICHARD NATION Physical Education

MONIQUE HURLEY Drama, Literature, Religious Education

THOMAS NICE Commerce, English, Physical Education, Religious Education

PHILLIPA HYATT Drama, Mathematics, Textiles

AMY OLIVER Commerce, Geography

LOUIS JASEK Music

JAMES OXLEY Religious Education

NATALIE JESSEN Ceramics/Photography

KATIE POSSINGHAM History, Mathematics, Science

JASON JIAXING QIN Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2 JULIA RED English, History, Religious Education MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER Commerce, English, Geography, History, Physical Education, Science, Religious Education

Education, Religious Education, Visual Communication WILLIAM WOOD Geography, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Physical Education, Science, Religious Education YEAR 9 Merit Awards LAUREN ANDERSON English, History

ONAGROSSNICKLE Ceramics/Photography, Painting, Tout en Francais

ALEXANDRA MCNAUGHTON Biblical Narrative, History, Painting, Science

EDWINA HAWKINS Ceramics/Photography

SAMUEL MILL Wood Technology

MADELEINE HAYES History

EDWARD MITCHELL Physical Education

LACHLAN HENDERSON Drama, Physical Education, Wood Technology

WILLIAM MONOTTI Biblical Narrative, English, History, Latin, Science, Tout en Francais, Visual Communication

CLAIRE ROSS Geography

LIAM APPELBE Mathematics, Music, Science

AMELIA HICKMAN Wood Technology

KELLY RYAN Drama, Religious Education

TOM BAULCH Wood Technology

THOMAS SAWADE Music

EMILY BULL Chinese, English, History, Mathematics, Tout en Francais, Visual Communication

MATTHEW HOWARD Biblical Narrative, History, Science, Tout en Francais

WILLIAM D SCHOFIELD Ceramics/Photography WILLIAM J SCHOFIELD Wood Technology ELIZA SELL English, Mathematics ANDREWSERLE Commerce, Visual Communication JOCK SINCLAIR Visual Communication, Wood Technology BRIGITSKILBECK Chinese, Literature, Mathematics

HARRIET BURTON Drama AMY CALDOW Physical Education

GEORGE JOHNSTONE Biblical Narrative, Physical Education, Wood Technology

THOMAS CARROLL Science

RYAN JONES Biblical Narrative

VERONICA CLEMENT-JONES Biblical Narrative, English, Geography, History

ELANOR KLOESTER Textiles, Tout en Francais, Science

ELIZABETH CROFT Biblical Narrative, Textiles

FREYA LANGHAM English, History, Latin, Mathematics, Painting, Science, Tout en Francais

GREER DIMSEY Drama

JOSHUA TOMPKINS English

GRACE DUNCAN Science, Textiles

GINA KE-CHUNTSAI Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, Music

JOSHUA DUNKLEY-SMITH Geography

ANTHEA WESCOTT Religious Education NICHOLAS WHITE English, Physical Education JAMES WILSON Wood Technology BRITTANY WOOD Ceramics/Photography, English, Mathematics, Physical

SARAH JAMES Biblical Narrative, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Science, Textiles, Tout en Francais

BRITTNEY CARNELL Ceramics/Photography

ALEXANDER STANLEY English, Mathematics

ELOISE WARREN Physical Education

GEORGIA HUNT Ceramics/Photography, Drama

JULIAN FLANAGAN Biblical Narrative, English, History DAVID FRANKLIN Biblical Narrative, Drama, Science CAMERON GOURLEY Physical Education ELYSE GREEN English, History, Mathematics, Science

RICHARD QUAIL Geography, Physical Education, KATHLEEN RIX Latin, Mathematics, Science, Tout en Francais, Wood Technology DEANA SAID Biblical Narrative, English, History RAQUEL SAID Biblical Narrative, Drama GEORGIA SCALE Music, Physical Education

EMMA STURM Biblical Narrative, English, Science

LAURA MCCARTNEY Mathematics BENJAMIN MCCLURE Physical Education

ANDREW YOUNG Mathematics, Physical Education

GEORGINA PHILIP Textiles

BRIAN LOW Mathematics

SAMANTHA MAY Chinese, Geography, History, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT Geography

ANDREW NIELSEN Ceramics/Photography, Geography

JESSICA SECCULL English, Mathematics

TIMOTHY MALTBY English

EDWINA WILKENS Textiles

XAVIER NICOLO Biblical Narrative, Chinese, English, History, Latin, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

KENT KA Kl LIN Visual Communication

NICHOLAS MACRAE Physical Education

ALBERT WEDDELL Mathematics

ASHLEY TRETHOWAN English, Physical Education, Wood Technology WILLIAM VAN DE POL Mathematics, Music, Science ANDREW WALSH Physical Education, Visual Communication, Wood Technology LEESHIA WARN Ceramics/Photography

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School Colours ATHLETICS Half Colours Jon Arrigo Steen Balodis* Elizabeth Baulch Hayden Bowler Amy Caldow David Carman Reece Cordy* Jack Curran* Edward Curnow Ben Franklin Lachlan Fraser* Ben Grice Tony Harris* Amelia Hickman Ryan Hobbs Haydon Holmes* Sarah Hughes* David Hunt Sarah James Sophie Jarrold* Tom Jenkins*

Vincent Luca* Ben McClure Alexandra McNaughton Susan Mackenzie* Amanda May* Samantha May Edward Mitchell Campbell Montgomery Jack Nelson*

Nadia Lightfoot

John-Paul Nicolo

Sarah Dennis

Eloise O'Brien *

Tffany Ramsay

Fleur Griffiths

Richard Quail

Stephanie Roache

Stuart Griffiths

Claire Walker *

Phoebe Simmonds

Virginia Hope-

Ryan White

Honour

Johnstone*

Honour

Geoff Heard

Katherine Landy

Christopher Clyne

Todd Mexted

James Lannan

Justine Nancarrow*

Sarah Wynn

Mitchell Pickering Tim Pollard Richard Quail James Ratcliffe* Adam Saunders Sarah Schofield Ben Thompson* Ashley Trethowan Andrew Walsh School Colour Christopher ClulelyBolsin

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DRAMA Half Colour

Amy Oliver*

David Adams

Robert Parkes

CRICKET

Georgia Hall

Michael Rockefeller

Half Colour

Philip Houghton

Cameron Russell

William Wood

Elizabeth Hurst

William Schofield*

General Half

Phillipa Hyatt

Leanne Terpenou

Colour

Xavier Muhlebach

Cate Town ley

David Franklin

Anthea Wescott

Kirsten Ulmer*

School Colour

Amy Young

Sarah Wynn*

Peter Glennon

School Colour

Honour

Richard Lugg

Elise Davey

Salvador Henricus

Tom Nice

Emile Devrome

Nellie Myer

Robert Parkes *

Jacqueline Doran

Brittany Wood

Cameron Russell

Christie English

Alex Stanley

Ben Franklin

Albert Weddell

Sarah McLarty

Henry Weddell *

Tffany Ramsay *

BADMINTON Half Colour

Honour

Stephanie Roache

Joel Carnegie

David Allan

Kelly Ryan

Andrew Crossley

Bennett Merriman

Tom Sawade

School Colour

Renee Walsh

Melissa Chiang

DEBATING

Michelle Chiang

Half Colour

Melody Abikhair

James Lannan

Charles Crowl

Chris Andrews

Nadia Lightfoot

Elise Davey

Haley Brown

Mitora Oyadomari

Carl Dickens

Charles Crowl

Eliza Elliott

David Hynes

Stephen Green

Holly Maher-Hill

Chris Jasek

Phoebe Wilkens

Half Colour

Tom Johnstone

Corey Olszak

Holly Maher-Hill

Nicholas White

Kathryn Manks

School Colour

Lauren Prest

Vivian Cheng

Sam Sawade *

Melissa Chiang

Stephanie Smith

Reece Cordy

School Colour

Mary Gazis *

Chris Carman

David Hynes *

Joel Carnegie

Sarah James

Terri Dupe

Blake Jobson *

Akhdur Maruan

David Allan Charles Caldwell Andrew Kemp Matthew Wilson Andrew Banjanin Rhys Bennett David Bums-Wallace' Huw Flanagan George Johnstone Tom Law * Bennett Merriman Michael Rockefeller Julian Russell * Xavier Shiels * Tm Solomon James Van de Pol Nicholas Waters * Henry Weddell * Scott Williams Scott Witham James Young * Honour Tristan Mountjoy Hamish Troon

Sam Sawade

Jonathan Wee

BASKETBALL

FOOTBALL Half Colour

School Colour

Eloise O'Brien

Annabelle Paton Sarah Perkins

Re-award

Charlotte Curnow

George Johnstone Madison Kerney

Honour

HOCKEY Half Colour James Wilson School Colour Sam Bartlett David Carman Veronica ClementJones Andrew Crossley Hugh DouglasGarden

EQUESTRIAN School Colour Charlotte Curnow Madison Kerney * Vanessa Macaulay Cate Town ley

Ben Franklin Jessie Gubbins Sam Harbison Hamish Harten * Chloe Henderson * Nick Hewitt Elizabeth Hurst * Susan McLean Amy Oliver Emily Paton *

James Ratcliffe

Nicholas Doncon

James Russell

Jonathan Lee

Honour

Shane Wiffen

Catherine Ross

Hugh Hanson

Jeremy Weeks

Todd Mexted *

David Burns-Wallace

Brittany Wood

Alex Sedger

Bryan Ng

Jonathan White

Carl Millington

Lachlan Kerney

David Young *

James Sinclair *

Gemma Pasco

Scott Williams

Richard Nation

Alex Sedger *

Honour

Brittany Wood

Tffany Ramsay

Scott Wright

Michael Sherburn

Kirsten Ulmer *

Prue Baulch

Honour

Renee Walsh

Honour

Richard Silcock *

Sarah Dennis

Fraser West

Rosie Christensen

Christopher White

Mitchell Hodgson

Honour

Natasha Clulely-Bolsin *

Half Colour

Kate Francis *

Jessica Kay

Melody Abikhair

Hannah Cooke

Jeremy Palmer-

Campbell

Haley Brown

Jane Hawkins *

SOFTBALL

Paris Nielsen Eloise Rayson

Morgan

Montgomery

Joel Carnegie *

Chloe Henderson *

School Colour

Jacqueline Smith

Jennifer Sheahan

Louise Taylor *

Andrew Chidzey *

Philippa Herd

Melody Abikhair

Stephanie Smith *

James Sinclair

Carl Dickens

Serena Peardon *

Annie Calder

School Colour

MUSIC Half Colour

Rhys Bennett Bridget Champion

Eliza Elliott *

Sarah Schofield

Luci Crawford

Bridget Champion *

Ben Franklin

Tegan Tomkins

Jane Fairbairn

David Hynes *

WATERPOLO

Kate Greig

Madison Kerney *

School Colour

James Lannan *

Freya Amon

Kathryn Manks *

Alexandra Brown

John-Paul Nicolo *

SNOWSPORTS

Alyssa Calaby

Jeremy Palmer-

Sam Chen

Morgan

Half Colour

Michelle Chiang Alice Crowley

SWIMMING

Charlotte Barr Hamish Flynn *

Shaun Edgeworth

NETBALL

Stephanie Gainey

School Colour

Fleur Griffiths

Amy Caldow

David Gunther

Natasha Cluley-Bolsin *

Georgia Hall

Kate D'Altera *

David Hill

Louise Gough

Phillipa Hyatt

Jane Hawkins

Tom Steinfort Kirsten Ulmer *

Susan Mackenzie

Vanessa Macaulay

David Burns-Wallace

Courtney McClure

Alicia Sherriff

Tom Champness*

Emily Paton

Louise Taylor *

Natasha Clulely-Bolsin

Kasselle Plummer

Claire Walker *

Emily D'Altera*

Kelly Smith

Lucy Walsh *

Emile Devrome

Honour

Jessie Gubbins

Amelia Warren *

Alexandra Brown

Sam Harbison

David Burns-Wallace

Chloe Henderson

School Colour Tom Law *

Stefanie Crowley-

Nicholas Hewitt

SURF LIFESAVING

Clough

Andrew Hough

Charlotte Curnow

Megan Hough

SOCCER

Half Colour

Megan Hough

Miranda McCurry

Charlotte Curnow *

Lachlan Kerney *

Campbell

Tm Stevenson *

Lydia Kim

Kelly Smith*

Half Colour

Stefanie Crowley-

Chloe Noble

Montgomery

Stephanie King

Kirsten Ulmer

Charlotte Barr

Clough *

Kirsten Ulmer

Jeremy Palmer-

Oliver Nam

Amelia Warren *

Hannah Cooke

Jessie Gubbins *

Morgan

Tmmothy Oborne

Honour

Michelle Chiang

Sam Harbison *

Campbell Paton*

Kasselle Plummer

Rosie Christensen

Lauren Foy

David Hunt

TENNIS

Holly Richardson

Kate Greig

Edward Mitchell

Half Colour

Kirsten Ulmer

Kelly Ryan

Olivia Haig

Jack Nelson *

Alicia Sherriff*

ROWING

Kristen Battye *

Jeremy Weeks

Sam Sawade

Tarley McPadden

Nicholas Phillips *

Elizabeth Baulch

Scott Wright*

Tom Sawade

School Colour

Jessica O'Rourke

James Ratcliffe

Emile Devrome

Half Colour

Andrew Serle

Christopher Carman

Laura O'Rourke

William J Schofield

Ryan Hobbs

Alexandra Brown

Brigit Skilbeck

Thomas Champness

Mitora Oyadomari

Kirsty Wait

Jessica Kay

Michael Colman

Stacey Taylor

Thomas Donald

Robert Parkes

School Colour

Xavier Smith

Stefanie Crowley-

Gina Tsai

Nicholas Doncon

Gemma Pasco

Alexandra Brown

Elya Telegin

Clough

Nicholas Veanes

Huw Flanagan

Kristina Petrovski

Fleur Griffiths

Matthew Wilson

Madison Kerney

School Colour

Benjamin Friend

Amy Young

Madison Kerney

School Colour

James Gray

School Colour

Samantha May

Honour

James Buchan

Kate D'Altera *

Lachlan Kerney

Anna Campbell

Hamish Harten

Jon Arrigo *

Nellie Myer

Lauren Foy

Claire Walker

Laura Chesson

Nicholas Hewitt

Emile Devrome *

Justine Nancarrow

Louise Gough

Melissa Chiang

John Linke

Kristofer DiMartino

Tim Solomon

Virginia Hope-

Anna Croft

Xavier Muhlebach

Matthew Dimovski

Sarah Wynn *

Johnstone *

Charles Crowl

Campbell Paton

Jonathan loannou

Louis Jasek

Kristofer DiMartino

Sam Pohlman

Tm James

Todd Mexted

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House Colours CALVERT HOUSE Athletics Rhys Bennett* Jane Fairbairn Geoffrey Heard Virginia Hope-Johnstone Christopher Jasek Melanie Philip James Russell Henry Weddell James Young Badminton Akdhur Maruan Basketball Natasha Cluley-Bolsin Serena Peardon Kirsten Ulmer Cricket Rhys Bennett Bennett Merriman James Young Cross Country Edward Anderson Rhys Bennett* Christopher Carman Virginia Hope-Johnstone Christopher Jasek Thomas Johnstone Bennett Merriman Emily Paton Melanie Philip James Russell Stephanie Smith James Van de Pol James Young Debating Melody Abikhair Christopher Carman* Charles Crowl Stephanie Smith Football Edward Anderson Rhys Bennett* Thomas Johnstone Bennett Merriman James Ramia Henry Weddell General Christopher Carman Casey Egan

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* Re-award

Simon Gruzauskas

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

Philip Houghton

Georgina Hood

Jane Fairbairn

Cross-country

Akdhur Maruan

Emily Paton

Jon Arrigo

Emily Paton

Kirsten Ulmer

Tom Carah

Samuel Sawade

Service

Laura Comer

Hockey

Stephanie Smith

Hannah Cooke

Emily Paton

Soccer

Andrew Crossley*

Melanie Philip

Christopher Carman

Huw Flanagan

Junior

Simon Gruzauskas

Chloe Henderson*

David Carman

Geoffrey Heard

Gemma Pasco

James Champness

Christopher Jasek

James Sinclair*

William Champness

Softball

Debating

Greer Dimsey

Natasha Cluley-Bolsin

Maddie Brennan

Serena Peardon

Andrew Chidzey*

Michael Guy

Kirsten Ulmer

Terri Dupe*

John Heard

Swimming

Tffany Ramsay*

David Hunt

Rhys Bennett

Football

George Johnstone

Christopher Carman

Alex Carah

Tmothy Maltby

Geoffrey Heard

Huw Flanagan

William Monotti

Georgina Hood

Tm Stevenson

Annabelle Paton

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

General

Georgie Philip

Emily Paton

Jon Arrigo

Angela Smith

Melanie Philip

Andrew Chidzey

Catherine Townley

James Russell

Hannah Cooke

John Townley

Alicia Sherriff

Cameron Gilmour

William Van de Pol

Kirsten Ulmer

Chloe Henderson

Albert Weddell

Tennis

Miranda McCurry

Jeremy Woolman

Rhys Bennett

Tiffany Ramsay

Ben Grice

Junior Honours Naomi Bailey

COLES HOUSE

James Sinclair Hockey

David Carman

Athletics

Hannah Cooke

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Jon Arrigo*

Andrew Crossley*

Jessie Gubbins

Anne Bautista

Terri Dupe

David Hunt

Alex Carah*

Sam Harbison

Phillipa Hyatt

Andrew Chidzey

Chloe Henderson

Louis Jasek

Laura Comer

James Sinclair

George Johnstone

Hannah Cooke*

Juniors

Annaleise Peake

Terri Dupe

Amelia Agosta

Thomas Sawade

Huw Flanagan

Rebecca Cameron

William Schofield

Chloe Henderson*

Veronica Clement-Jones

Eliza Sell

Jeanne Hendry

Ben Fagan-Nolan

Angela Smith

Miranda McCurry

Julian Flanagan

Campbell Sutherland

Sarah McLarty

Ona Grossnickle

Music

Gemma Pasco

Amy Harbison

Melody Abikhair

Tffany Ramsay

Maddie Hayes

Bennett Merriman

James Sinclair*

Lachlan Henderson

Sam Sawade

Sean Wride*

Jocelyn Kop

Netball

Cricket

Freya Langham

Phoebe East

Alex Carah*

Ben McClure

Philippa Herd

Tom Carah

Leeshia Warn

Mathew Wride

Tom Carah

Fiona Harvey

Music

Blake Beaumont

James Gray*

Junior Honours

Hannah Cooke

James Lannan

Sam Pohlman

Sam Duff

Alistair Hall

David Adams

David Cordner

Holly Maher-Hill

James Lannan

Eliza Elliott

Michael Sherburn

OnaGrossnickle

Huw Flanagan

Debating

Netball

Emma Gray

Scott Wright

Amy Harbison

Chloe Henderson

Lauren Foy

Anna Croft

Kate Greig

General

Lachlan Henderson

Courtney McClure

Joel Carnegie

Georgia Torney

David Hynes*

Caitlin Arthur

Haydon Holmes

James Sinclair

Ben Franklin

Lauren Foy

Jonathan Ismail

Haley Brown

Lydia Kim

Che Turner

Holly Maher-Hill

David Allan

Michael Sherburn

Rosemary Christensen

Richard Lugg

Water Polo

Football

Kate Bailey

Lucy Walsh*

Emile Devrome

Julia Reid

Hannah Cooke

Michael Colman

Joel Carnegie

Hannah West

Eliza Elliott

Alex Stanley

Sam Harbison

Jonathan White

Ben Franklin

Kate Wood

Jacqueline Fagg

Music

Chloe Henderson

David Allan

Fiona Harvey

Scott Wright

Nicholas Hewitt

Jon Arrigo

Miranda McCurry

James Lannan

Badminton

Mitchell Hodgson

Maddie Brennan

Tm Stevenson

Hockey

Holly Maher-Hill

Jacqueline Fagg

David Hynes

Kate Bailey

Softball

Jonathan Ismail

Stephanie Rockefeller

Kasselle Plummer

Nadia Lightfoot

Lucy Scriven

Leanne Terpenou

Basketball

Lucy Walsh

Andrew Chidzey Anthony Ciach*

KEITH HOUSE

Anna Croft

Jacqueline Doran

Athletics

Alex Sedger

Jeanne Hendry

Sara Arnold

Juniors

Swimming

David Hynes

Hockey

Pip Pattison

Joel Carnegie

Dayne Collins

Tm Solomon

Nadia Lightfoot

Samuel Duff

Many Ramsay

Vivien Cheng

Edward Curnow

James Lannan

Michael Sherburn

Nicholas Hewitt

Netball

Lauren Foy

David Franklin

Jeremy Weeks

Lucy Walsh

Mitchell Hodgson*

Hannah Cooke

Sam Pohlman

Andrew Young

Michaela Mellett

Cricket

Junior

Chloe Henderson

CorinaSchokman

Sophie Boyd

Georgia Torney

Jonathan Ismail

Lauren Anderson

Ashlee Heritage

Anna Croft

Grace Duncan

Kasselle Plummer

Michael Sherburn

Megan Arthur

Miranda McCurry

Kate Heaney

Georgia Scale

Matthew Robson

Scott Wright

Andrew Bell

Gemma Pasco

Michaela Mellett

Rachael Brownstein

Michael Colman

Cross Country

Christopher Fagg

Many Ramsay*

Georgia Torney

Samantha May

David Young

Marcel Bucek

Hamish Flynn

Soccer

David Young

Tmothy Kumnick

Tennis

Rosemary Christensen

Cameron Gourley

Jon Arrigo*

Badminton

William Hartnell

Michael Colman

Emile Devrome*

Georgina Greig

Paul Bautista

Joel Carnegie

Rebecca Cheslett

David Young

Eliza Elliott

Susannah Hewitt

Philip Houghton

Melissa Chiang

Nessie Croft

Lauren Foy

Christie English

Amelia Hickman

Kate Bailey

Jacqueline Fagg

Samuel Mill

Volleyball

Kate Greig

Georgia Hunt Andrew Nielsen

Softball

Michelle Chiang

Sarsha Grinter

Miranda McCurry

James Lannan

Jessie Vo

Many Ramsay

Basketball

Hayden Bowler

James Lannan

Nicholas Hewitt

Swimming

Melissa Chiang

Aronson Eobob

David Allan

Jonathan Ismail

Paris Nielsen

Jon Arrigo*

Ryan White

James Day

Jeremy Weeks

Alastair Jones

Scott Paisley

Andrew Chidzey*

Tom Law

Junior Honours

Ben Franklin

Jonathan Lee

Mitchell Pickering

Miranda McCurry*

Vivien Cheng

Steven Lidgerwood

Joel Carnegie

Nadia Lightfoot

Samantha Read Clare Rossiter

Huw Flanagan

Cricket

James Wilson

Lauren Foy

Lucy Scriven*

Sam Harbison

Michael Colman

Kelly Ryan

Kate Bailey

Lucy Walsh*

Hugh Stewart

Gemma Pasco

James Lannan

OllieNam

Alex Sedger

Gary Wei

William Stewart

Tiffany Ramsay*

Matthew Robson

Jock Sinclair

Holly Maher-Hill

Kate Wood

Andrew Walsh

Tim Stevenson

Cross Country

Dayne Collins

Tom Law

Scott Wright

Shane Wiffen

James Sinclair*

Anna Croft

John loannou

Michael Colman

Debating

Christopher Wright

Tennis

Georgia Torney

Edward Curnow

Georgia Torney

Caitlin Arthur *

Junior Honours

Miranda McCurry

Lauren Foy

Andrew Young

Volley-ball

David Allan

Grace Duncan

Jon Arrigo

Kate Bailey

Samantha May

MCARTHUR HOUSE

Maddie Brennan

Joel Carnegie

Georgia Scale

Athletics

Alex Carah

Ben Franklin

Caitlin Arthur*

Eliza Elliott

Lauren Anderson

Lucy Walsh *

Cameron Brown

Football

Samuel Donald

Blake Beaumont

Stephanie Gainey

Thomas Donald*

Susannah Hewitt

page 151

House Colours Matthew Sims

Andrew McArthur

Michael Sherburn

Gina Tsai

Hockey

James McArthur

Softball

Nick White

Carl Dickens Campbell Montgomery

Brigit Skilbeck

Haley Brown

Junior Honours

Andrew Walsh

Rosemary Christensen

Freya Amon

Music

Shane Wiffen

Kate Greig

Natasha Britt

Mitora Oyadimora

William Wood

Stephanie Rockefeller

Jack Curran

Stephanie Malon

Music

Lucy Scriven

Fleur Griffiths

Kathryn Manks

Caitlin Arthur

Lucy Walsh

Megan Hough

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan

Haley Brown *

Swimming

Amy Oliver

Netball

Marcel Bucek

Caitlin Arthur *

Athletics

Elise Davey

Rosemary Christensen

Blake Beaumont

Luke Dickens

Elizabeth Hill

Emile Devrome

Haley Brown *

Elise Davey

Susan Mackenzie

Thomas Donald

Anna Campbell

Kate Francis

Kate Goldsworthy

Eliza Elliott *

Emile Devrome *

India Forbes

Soccer

Christie English *

Samuel Duff

Stuart Griffiths

Elise Davey

Jacqueline Fagg

Christie English

Kate Goldsworthy

Kristofer Di Martino

James Gray

Jacqueline Fagg *

Andrew Hough

Jessica Kay

Kate Greig *

Emma Gray

Jessica Kay

Kathryn Manks

Emma Harbutt

Nicholas Hewitt *

Susan Mackenzie

Carl Millington

Nicholas Hewitt

David Hynes *

Carl Millington

Campbell Montgomery

David Hynes

Jonathan Ismail

Campbell Montgomery

Mitora Oyadomori

Alastair Jones

Mitora Oyadomori

Kristina Petrovski

Jonathan Lee

Nadia Lightfoot

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan

Christopher White

Chloe Mill

Stephanie Rockefeller

Badminton

Softball

Stephanie Rockefeller

Lucy Scriven *

Mitora Oyadomori

Susan Mackenzie

Lucy Scriven

Lucy Walsh *

Robbie Parkes

Kate Goldsworthy

Lucy Walsh

Kate Wood

Tony Harris

Swimming

Kate Wood

Scott Wright

Cricket

Elise Davey

Netball

Tennis

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan

Luke Dickens

Haley Brown

Emile Devrome

Cross-Country

Kristofer Di Martino

Rosemary Christensen*

Eliza Elliott

Chris Clyne

Kate Goldsworthy

Jacqueline Fagg*

Stephanie Rockefeller

Tony Harris

Andrew Hough

Emma Gray

Water Polo

Mitora Oyadomori

Susan Mackenzie

Kate Greig

Emile Devrome*

Debating

Peter Picken

Emma Harbutt

Nicholas Hewitt*

Luke Dickens

Tennis

Nadia Lightfoot

page 152

Hamish Troon

Jonathan Lee

Thomas Jenkins

Stephanie Malon

Justine Nancarrow

Elise Davey

Volleyball

Juniors

Susan Mackenzie

Stuart Griffiths

Eliza Caldwell

Carl Dickens

Kathryn Manks

Lucy Scriven*

Amy Caldow

Football

Water Polo

Lucy Walsh*

Joshua Dunkley-Smith

Charles Caldwell

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan

Service To

Alex Lau

Jeremy Palmer-Morgan

Jacqueline Fagg

Laura Mc Cartney

General

MORRISON HOUSE

Stephanie Rockefeller

Alexandra McNaughton

Luke Dickens

Athletics

Soccer

Xavier Nicolo

Kate Francis

Alistair Cameron

Haley Brown

Richard Quail

Stuart Griffiths

Alice Bradshaw

Kate Greig

Elya Telegin

Jessica Kay

Amelia Rayson

Hugh Hanson

Genevieve Tyack

Kathryn Manks

Andrew Grant*

Jonathan Ismail

Tm Oborne

John-Paul Nicolo

Andrew Kemp

Tarley McPadden

MCLEAN HOUSE

Chloe Mill Stephanie Rockefeller*

Angus Pollard

Eloise Rayson

Swimming

Sarah Wynn

Hayden Veanes

Lachlan Collins

Annie Morris

Blair Scott

Andrew Banjanin

Cricket

Nathan Verwoert

Todd Giblin

Benjamin Thompson

Jacqueline Smith

Bridget Champion

William Maas

Junior Honours

Edwina Hawkins

Bridget Champion

Emile Verfurth

Stephen Green

Matthew Wilson

Salvador Henricus

Jessica McColl

David Burns-Wallace

Edwina Wilkens

Amelia Rayson

Cross Country

David Hill

Deanna Said

Emma Rhodes

Ryan Hobbs

Scott Williams

Hamish Harten

Sarah James

Raquel Said

Hugh Douglas-Garden

Joel McKenzie

Andrew Grant

William Maas

Natalie Jessen

Nicholas Taylor

Kelly Smith*

James Oxley

David Burns-Wallace

Todd Mexted

Holly MacDonald

Fletcher Thompson

Lauren Prest

Junior Honours

Lachlan Kerney*

Sarah Wynn

Richard Nation

Nathan Walsh

Lincoln Dowling

Zac Ballinger

Lincoln Dowling*

Debating

James Osborne

Sally Cameron

Peter Smissen

Julian Berton

Andrew Kemp*

Andrew Golding

Nicholas Phillips

Benjamin Dimovski

Scott Williams

James Drew

Kelly Smith*

Sarah Wynn

Holly Richardson

Junior Honours

Stephanie Roache

Mary Gazis

Phoebe Wilkens*

Amy Young

Kathleen Rix

Mitchell Costin

Susan McLean

Emma Jackson

Tennis

Football

Claire Ross

Alice Crowley

Tm Fraser

Lauren Jilich

Stephanie Roache

James Butler

Andrew Serle

Stefanie Crowley-

Badminton

Madison Kerney

Bridget Champion

Thomas McCarty

Thomas Steinfort

Clough

Penelope Buckley

Jayson Lloyd

Louise Gough

General

Sam Whitworth

Sally Cameron

Stephanie Roache

Thomas Nice

Hugh Douglas-Garden

Charlotte Barr

Music

Benjamin Dimovski

Basketball

Eloise O'Brien

Cricket

Kate Chan

Amy Young

Stephanie King

Louise Gough

Andrew Taylor

Andrew Kemp

Peter Glennon

Netball

Vincent Luca

Kelly Smith

Joshua Tompkins

Alistair Cameron

Olivia Haig

Vanessa Macaulay

Cross Country

Eloise Warren

Angus Pollard

Hamish Harten

Jessica O'Rourke

Cameron Russell

Andrew Grant*

Hockey

Water Polo

Tmothy James

Lauren Roberts

Adam Saunders

Peter Smissen

Hugh Douglas Garden

David Burns-Wallace

Todd Mexted

Swimming

Anthea Wescott

Benjamin Thompson

Susan McLean

Lachlan Kerney

Tristan Mountjoy

Charlotte Barr

Athletics Colours

Bridget Champion

Libby Hurst

Kelly Smith

Jessica O'Rourke

James Butler

Sophie Amezdroz

David Burns-Wallace

Music

Volleyball

Lauren Roberts

Samantha Gant

Benjamin Friend

Hugh Douglas-Garden

Nicholas Doncon

David Burns-Wallace

Catherine Ross

Peter Glennon

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Kelly Smith*

Angus Pollard

Lachlan Kerney

Jennifer Sheahan

Olivia Haig

Blake Jobson

Lachlan Kerney

Annie Morris

Kelly Smith

Richard Silcock

Thomas McCarty

Samantha McKay

Louise Gough

Netball

Angus Pollard

Tegan Tomkins

Tristan Mountjoy

Sam McElwee

Scott Williams

Kelly Smith

Hugh Douglas-Garden

Juniors

Laura O'Rourke

Campbell Paton

Stephanie Roache

Louise Gough

Stephen Green

Bridget Champion

Madeleine Babiolakis

Lauren Roberts

Stephanie Burton*

David Buchan

Catherine Ross

Katherine D'Altera

Sophie Chisholm

Matthew Wilson

Clayton Davey* Philip Davey*

Annie Morris

Soccer

SHANNON HOUSE

David Hill

Tennis

Emma Rhodes

Max Stow

Athletics

Sarah James

Todd Mexted

Jane Hawkins*

Football

Andrew Grant

AnnaCalder

Ryan Jones

Catherine Ross

Chloe Noble*

David Burns-Wallace

Softball

Kate Chan

Elanor Kloester

Jennifer Sheahan

Angus Pollard

Stephanie Roache

Peter Glennon

Andrew Lawson

Scott Williams

Louise Gough

Andrew Golding

Ziska Lourensz

Hugh Douglas-Garden

Kelly Smith

Olivia Haig

Nicholas MacRae

WETTENHALL HOUSE

Juniors

Amelia Warren*

William Maas

Josephine McDonald

Junior Colours

Louise Taylor* Claire Walker*

Angus Pollard

Amelia Rayson

Eliza Ross* Julian Russell* Sarah Schofield Xavier Shiels*

Monty Champion

Debating

Nicholas Veanes

Sarah Perkins

Tom Baulch

Alexandra Gazis

Stephen Green

Matthew Wilson

Kathleen Rix

Elizabeth Baulch

Renee Walsh*

Caroline Gough

Lauren Prest

Sarah Wynn

Anna Scaife

Emily Bull

Fraser West

Elyse Green

Benjamin Thompson

Amy Young

Jessica Seccull

Harriet Burton

Badminton

Jessica Mackrell

Penelope Buckley

Badminton

Andrew Smith

Sally Cameron

Chloe Noble

Edward Mitchell

Stephanie Roache

Laura Chesson

Stephanie Stewart

Brittney Carnell

Basketball

Tm Pollard

Phoebe Wilkens

Basketball

Tmothy Uren

Nick Clowes

Katherine D'Altera

page 153

House Colours Benjamin Friend

Jonathan Wee

Campbell Paton

Blake Jobson

Tom Young

Alyce Stribling

Phoebe Simmonds*

Hockey

Michael Barson

Chloe Noble

Campbell Paton

Stephanie Burton*

Louise Taylor

Louise Taylor*

Katherine D'Altera

Claire Walker

Fraser West

Clayton Davey*

Community Service

Music

Phillip Davey*

Sally Chirnside

Stephanie Burton*

Jane Hawkins*

Sally Chirnside

Chloe Noble*

Alexandra Macaulay

Emily D'Altera

Eliza Ross*

Chloe Noble*

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Julian Russell*

Phoebe Simmonds*

Sam McElwee

Xavier Shiels*

Louise Taylor

Edward Miller

Louise Taylor*

Cricket Colours

Michael Barson*

Claire Walker*

Matthew Dimovski

Clayton Davey*

Fraser West

Benjamin Friend

Philip Davey*

Tennis

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Jane Hawkins*

Phillip Davey

Sam McElwee

Chloe Noble

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Campbell Paton

Eliza Ross*

Volley Ball

Julian Russell*

Julian Russell

Sophie Amezdroz

Xavier Shiels*

Sarah Schofield

Matthew Dimovski

Cross-Country

Alyce Stribling

Benjamin Friend

Sally Chirnside

Louise Taylor*

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Stephanie Burton*

Claire Walker

Campbell Paton

Benjamin Friend

Renee Walsh*

Fraser West

Samantha McKay

Fraser West

Stephanie Burton

Chloe Noble*

Netball

Chloe Noble

Julian Russell

Sophie Amezdroz

Eliza Ross

Sarah Schofield

Stephanie Burton*

Julian Russell

Xavier Shiels*

Katherine D'Altera

Xavier Shiels

Phoebe Simmonds

Jane Hawkins*

Louise Taylor

Louise Taylor*

Alexandra Macaulay

Claire Walker

Claire Walker*

Chloe Noble*

WaterPolo

Debating

Eliza Ross*

Emily D'Altera

Michael Barson

Phoebe Simmonds*

Campbell Paton

Alexandra Macaulay

Renee Walsh*

Louise Taylor

Campbell Paton

Soccer

Claire Walker

Phoebe Simmonds*

Clayton Davey*

Louise Taylor

Phillip Davey*

Football

Matthew Dimovski

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Softball

Julian Russell*

Renee Walsh

Xavier Shiels*

Swimming

General Colours

Sally Chirnside

Prudence Baulch

Emily D'Altera

Stephanie Burton

Benjamin Friend

Clayton Davey

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Louise Taylor

Samantha McKay

Jane Hawkins

Sam McElwee

Nick Waters

Edward Miller

COLLEGE COMMUNITY

Teaching Staff H e a d of English

Mr E K O V a C e V , BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp

Mrs L E Knight, BA(Ed), GradDipRE

Mrs D M Lannan, BScDipTeach

Principal

H e a d of G e o g r a p h y

Mrs C L Lean, BA, DipEd, GradDipub

Dr P C T u r n e r , BA(Hons), LittM, PhD, AMUSA, MACE

Mrs L J Brown, BA, DipEd

Mr C Machar, BA.BTeach

Joint H e a d of Senior School

H e a d of Fine and Applied

Mr G M a C k , BEd(Music), AMusA

(Welfare)

Arts/Warden of the H o u s e of

Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, DipEd

Mrs M H Lethbridge, BSc(Hons), DipEd

Guilds

Ms C E Matthews, BEd(Ms)

Joint H e a d of Senior School

Mr P C T a y l o r , DipArt&Design, GradDipEd

M r S J M i r z a BA, DipEd, GradDip Tourism

(Curriculum)

H e a d of History

Mr G D Montgomery, BEcBEd.

Mr R N S m i t h , BSc(Hons), DipEd, BEdStud

Mr A B T h o m a S , BEc, DipEd, GradDipEdPolAdmin

MS R E P a l m e r , BSc(Ed). (on leave)

H e a d of Preparatory School

Acting H e a d of Languages

M r T P Parkes, BA, DipEd

Mr C R L a W S O n , BEd(Prim), DipTeach(Prim), MACE

MS A M B u t t , BA, TEFL, DipEd, MA

Mr AW Payne, BEcBEd

Business M a n a g e r

H e a d of Physical Education

Mr P P i k e , DipCivHEngineering, DipEd,

Mr N J F i n d l a y , Dip Bus Stud (Accounting), Dip Fin

Mrs C Tol BEd

GradDipofComputing

Planning, CPA

H e a d Library Information

Ms M E Preece, BA, DipGCEd.

Director of Community

Services

MS N V ROSS, BA, MEd (Spec Ed),

Relations and Development

Mrs D M Clifford, DipEd, DiPAPPsci, BSC

GradDipOutdoor Ed, GradDipEd

Mrs C D Barnard, BA, JUC

H e a d of S c i e n c e

Mrs E K Smith, BEd

Director of Teaching and

Mr M L Terry, BSc(Hons), DipEd

Mr G J Smith, BA(Pamting), DipEd

Learning

Co-ordinator of Personal

Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science), GradDipComputing

M r S M P M a S O n , BA(Hons), DipEd(Monash), MA

Development

Mrs J D Smith, BEdBA

Mr G S F o r s y t h , BAppSci, GradDipEd,

Ms J Utting, BEd

GradCertRE, DipBusStud

Ms J F Van Der Meer, BAmseo

H e a d of Girls' Sport

M r S C E W a t S O n , MEd(Science), DipEd, BSc(Hons)

H e a d of Student

Mrs P Porter, BEd

Mr D A Young, BSC

Services/Counsellor

C a r e e r s Adviser

MS W Y O U , BA, DipEd

Mr A I H a m i l t o n , BEd, GradDipAppSci, MCouns

Mrs M J Macgugan, DipTechTeach,

Mr L N Z O C h , BA(Hons), DipEd, BLitt, MA

Director of Music

GradDipEd(Comp), GradDipEd(Workplace)

EXECUTIVE STAFF

COLLEGE STAFF

PREPARATORY SCHOOL STAFF

Mr M Irwin, BMusEd Director of Learning

TEACHING STAFF

Technologies

Mr D A A n d r e w s , DipTechTeach, GradDipEd

Deputy H e a d of Preparatory

Mr D L Dimsey, BEd

Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd

School (Administration)

Chaplain

MS L B r e e n , BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA

Mr H J R o b e r t s , DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC),

R e V R L F r a n k l i n , B.Comm BJheol GradDipEd,

Mrs P M Clark, BAPPSC, DipEd

GradDipMedia, BA, GradDipEdAdmin, MEd

CPA

Mrs D A Cleary BSC DipEd

Professional Administrator

Mr D A Clifford, BEd

Acting Deputy H e a d of

Mrs C D Turner, TPTc.BA(Ed)

M r S J A C o g h i l l , BA, DipEd, CertTEFLA

Preparatory School (Welfare)

Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed)

Mrs L J Russell, BEd

Mr F D'Agostin, BScEd

Director of Campbell House

Mr A J Deans, BSC, TSTC

M r S E M R u S S e l l , BA(Adel), Post GradDipEd(Art)

Director of Sport

Mrs B M Dickie, BA, DipEd

Director of Curriculum and

Mr M D Cheatley, BEd

Mr G Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSci.

Professional Learning

VCE Co-Ordinator

M r S J E k k e l , BA(Hons), DipEd

Ms K Johnson, BA

Mr W J H a r r i s , BSc(Hons)(Melb), DipEd(Monash)

Mrs M A Ferguson, BsanEd, Main(Ed)

Director of Early Learning

Residential H e a d

Mrs D L Filling, BEd

Centre

SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF

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Mr M G a l l U S , BA(Hons), Teaching Certificate

M r S H M F i t z p a t r i c k , BA, DipEd, MEd (on leave)

Mrs A M Fitzgerald, DipKindTrammg

Spiritual a n d Community

MrsT J Foley, BA, DipEd

Teaching Staff

O u t r e a c h Co-ordinator

Mrs J A Gainey, BA, DipEd

Mrs A Abraham, DipTeach

Mr D C u m O W , BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsSci

M r S L C G a l l U S , DipSec Art and Craft Teaching

Mr P A r m i t a g e , DipAppSci, DipEd, GradDipCompEd

H e a d of M a t h e m a t i c s / S t u d i e s

Mr G R Gilby, BEd

Mrs A M Augert, TTC, TOEFL, IELTS

Co-ordinator

MS S E H a l l O W S , BSc(lnfo Sc), DipEd, Dip Prof

Ms L Breen, AMusA(sing)

Mr D Hibbard, BSC, DipEd

Stud., MEd.

M r S S B U C h a n , LMusA, BEd, GradDip Vis

Mr J Hanan, BA, DipEd

Performing Arts

H e a d of Business Studies

Mr P J Hannah, AMUSA

Ms L A B y a t t , DipT(EC)BEd(Eo

Mr R M Morris, BEC BEd

MS D T H y n e S , BEd, DipTeach(Prim), GradDipDir

M r s B A C a r l S O n , OipPrimTeach (GeelongTC),

Acting H e a d of D r a m a

Mrs A J Jackman, BSC, BEd

Grad Dip Ed Teacher-Librarianship

M r J A E d w a r d S , BA(PerformingArts),

Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, Buiidconscen,

M r S J A C o g h i l l , BA, DipEd(Monash), CertTEFLA

CertSmallBusManagement, GradDipEd

DipEd

Mrs F Cranny,

BEd (Early Childhood), BTeach(RMIT)

Mrs U Kamburowski, BMusEd, MA

Ms M J Oates, BSC, oipEd

MS E D a v i S , DipPrimTeach

Dr S S Lea-Wood, MECJ, BEd(SpEd), PhD

Mr M D O'Donnell, BA.DipEd,

Ms W E Flynn, DipTeach

M r S L M L e e , BA, DipEd.GradDipSpEd

GradDip(Computing)

Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd

Mr S D McCallum, BScDipEd

Mrs J M Panckridge, BA(Ed),BEd

M r s P H a l S a l l , TITCTeacherLibrarianCert, BEd, MEd

Mrs L McCartney BMusEd, AMusA

Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(ECD

Mr P J Hannah, AMUSA

Mr A R M c K i e , DipTeach(Prim), BEd,

M r S J P e a k e , GradDipinSpecEd, DipTeach

MrsV Harris BA, DipEd

GradDipEd(Computing)

Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd

Ms K HehireA BEd

M r S H M c L e a n , DipTeach(Prim)

MS C A R O O k e , BSc, BTeach

Mr D I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE

Mr G M a C k , AMusA BMusEd GradDipMus

Mr R D Sullivan, BMusEd

M r s K H i g g i n S , BMus(Hons), BA, LMusA/GradDipEd

Mrs C G Mallett, BA(Hons), MA, DipEd

Mr M L T o r p e y , DipTeach, BEd(PhysEd)

Mrs J M Hobbs, TPTCBECJ

M r S R L Mi H e n , HigherDipTeach, BEd

Mrs C D Turner, TPTC, BA(Ed)

Mrs B R Hollander, BA(Chishoim), DiPEd

M r S J M i r z a , BA, DipEd, GradDlpTourlsm

Mr D A W a d e , DipTeach, BEd

Mr P M Jeffreys, DipEd

Mrs R Molyneux, DipTeaching, BEd

M r S S W y n t e r , PostGradRE, CertRE, DipEd

Mr W F J e n n i n g s , DipPrimTeach, CertArt, BEd

Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach, BEd

Mrs L A Wightman, DipTeach(pnm)

M r W J o h n s t o n , DipTeach(Prim), BEd

Mr M R N e e l d , BA(Ed), GradDipEd(PhysEd)

Mrs K Jones, DipTeach(Prim)

Mr R T N e l S O n , BEd-Physical

Mrs A Juros, BEd(Librahanship)

Below: Teaching Staff 6th Row L-R Bill Jennings Michael Panckridge David Dimsey Romney Nelson Geoff Forsyth Gerard Mack David Curnow Sarah Hallows Gerard Donovan Will Johnston Rob Kayler-Thomson Christian Machar Greg Smith Edward Kovacev 5th Row L-R Cheryl Watson James Edwards Philip Taylor Michael O'Donnell Stuart McCallum Michael Terry Alistair Deans Tim Parkes Michelene Ferguson Peter Hannah Phil Armitage Roger Sullivan David Andrews Mark Cheatley

Danny Clifford

Lindsay Zoch

John Hanan

Philip Pike Athol-Mary Mahoney

David Hibbard

Patricia Clark

David Young

Gareth Gilby

4th Row L-R Julie Gainey Margaret Oates Lynne Byatt Ros Molyneux Andrew Payne Gary Montgomery Elizabeth Smith Linda Gal 1 us Donna Lannan Petrina Porter Marcia Macgugan Nathalia Ross Wendy Flynn Katie Higgins Carol Morris Simon Lont Jane Utting Adria Juros Anne Augert Barbara Hollander Edwina Davis 3rd Row L-R Jeanne Mirza Leanne McCartney Kelly Watson Debbie Filling Sue Buchan Anne-Marie Butt Carolyn Matthews Diane Clifford Richard Morris Alan Thomas Judith Coghill Althea Abraham Pattie Hal sal 1 Rhondda Mi 11 en Jean Hobbs Kristen Jones

Sally Wynter Anne Wightman Jo Panckridge

Helen McLean

2nd Row L-R Louise Monotti Leigh Knight Sandra Lea-Wood Ian Henricus Andrew McKie Linda Lee Doug Wade Debbie Cleary Greg Smith Barbara Carlson Meryn Ratcliffe Kate Tol Debbie Hynes Julia Ekkel Karen Fyffe Jennifer Peake Lisa Breen Bev Dickie Carli Rooke Rosemary Forsyth Leonie Brown Front Row L-R Diane Black Kim Johnson Libby Russell Mark Neeld Leanne Russell Harry Roberts Smith Warren Harris Michael Gal 1 us Coral Turner Alec Hamilton Mark Irwin Therese Foley

Mary Mason

Chris Lawson

Dr Pauline Turner

Kate Hehir

Margaret Lethbridge

Roger

Non-teaching Staff Business Manager

Ms J Turner - Admin Assistant Community Relations

Ms S O'Neill - Integration Aide -

Mrs M Weeks - Receptionist Preparatory School

Mr T Reidy - Resident Tutor Mackie

Miss D K Williams - Secretary to the Principal

Mrs M Ryan - Integration Aide-After School Care

Mrs C Barnard, BA, TITC

Mrs R Wilkinson-Beards - Clerical Assistant - Music department

Miss E Trafford - Resident TutorMossgiel

Marketing Manager

Mr R D Wells - Woodwork Machinist

Mrs H Nicholls-Stary, CPM.BBUS

Mrs J Young - Secretary to the Joint Heads of Senior School

Computer Systems Manager

Ancillary Staff

Ms R Skowronski - Library Assistant

Mr M Saunders, Dip prog Tech, CNE

Mr N A l l a n - Dip Computer Systems,

Mrs J Thompson - Library Technician

Computer Technician

Mrs A Vile - Mackie House Matron

Mrs K Bowler - Laboratory Assistant

Ms M Vokic - Resident Tutor Mossgiel

Mr N F i n d I a y , Dip Bus Stud (Accouning), Dip Fin Planning, CPA

Director of Community Relations & Development

Archivist Mr C L a n n a n , B Com, GradDip Lib, ALIA

Mr P Campbell - Fine and Applied

Campbell House House

Mr J Simandl — Dip Computer Systems. NA, Computer Technician

Art Technician - Senior School Accounting/Administration/ Secretarial Mrs J A Adams - Clerical Assistant Mrs J Cameron - Senior School Receptionist

Mrs M Chalmers - After School Care Mr T Eg an - Woodwork Maintenance

Mrs J Carroll - Senior School Switchboard Relief

Miss J Fagan - BSc.AdvCertAppsc Lab.Technician - Preparatory School

Sister C Maas - Registered Nurse(Relief Nurse)

Ms D Fanning - Media Officer Mrs J Fuller - Assistant to Careers Advisor

Mrs A Findlay - School Assistant Campbell House

Boatman

Miss R Gaylard - After School Care

Mr R Morse

Mrs K Grant - Secretary to the

Mrs K Hackett, ASSDIPAPPSOCsci,

Sister M Cartledge - Registered Nurse Sister C Seward - Registered Nurse, GradDipPublicHealthfSchool Health)

Director of Community Relations

Library Technician, Audio Visual

Caretaker

and Development

Mrs M Herbert - Early Learning Centre Assistant

Mr A Harris

Mrs L Hudson - After School Care Co-ordinator

Cleaning

Ms A Harris - Early Learning Centre Assistant

Mrs R Baird - Senior School Mr I Budge - Leading Hand Preparatory School

Mrs N Groth - Assistant to Business Manager Ms V Henderson - Teacher Aide/Admin Assistant - Campbell House Mrs A Inturrisi - Secretary to Head of Preparatory School Mrs A James - Admissions Manager Ms J Jerinic - Admin Assistant Community Relations, Cert Office Admin

Ms M Jackman - Integration Aide Mrs J Kittelty - Library Technician, Teacher's Aide-Campbell House Ms B Lynch - Intergration Aide Mrs T Madden - Early Learning Centre

Mr B Aalders - Preparatory School

Ms F Davies - Senior School Mrs C Harris - Preparatory School. Mr I Lynch - Acting Leading Hand Senior School Mr A Mayne - Senior School

Ms J Lamont - Secretary to the Business Manager

Ms S Manson - Early Learning Centre Assistant

Mrs H Papas - Senior School

Mrs M Miles - Receptionist/Clerical Assistant

Mrs C Mallett - Mossgiel Matron Mr N Myers - Rowing Development Coach

Mrs V Rayner - Senior School

Mrs J McDonald, ASSAPPSOCSCI

Ms C Taylor - Preparatory School

Mr R Russell - Office Manager Mrs F Tan - Secretary to Joint Heads of Senior School/Curric Admin Secretary Mrs J Tucker - Secretary to the Business Manager (on leave)

page 158

Medical Centre

Mr D A Carroll - DipAppsaLaboratory Technician

Library Technician

Mrs C Pratt - Senior School Mr K W Rixon - Preparatory School Mrs J Smith - Senior School Miss S Virtue - Senior School

Mr N Hunt, BIT (Soft Engineering/Development), DipIT

Catering Manager Mr M F Fanning

Catering

Ms D M Stanway

Maintenance

Ms J F Albert

Mrs A Moore

Mr R F Dahlhaus

Mrs E Boal - Tuck Shop Preparatory School

Mrs A E Potter

Mr B Green

Mrs D K Brackley - Tuck Shop Senior School

Driver

Mr P Rogers

Mr M B Edhouse

Mr P J Welsh

Mr A W Morgan - Foreman

Mrs L E Crichton Mr C J Den Besten

Grounds

Miss R A Fletcher

Ms K Allen - Preparatory School

Miss M P Harris - Tuck Shop Senior

Mr LGillett- Senior School

School

Mr J Inglis - Senior School

Mrs A-M McRae

Mr M Hanrahan - Grounds Curator

Ms R A Payne

Mr M Lovell - Assistant Curator,

Ms J P Purcell

Preparatory School

Ms PE Quick

Mr M North - Preparatory School

Mrs J N Russell Mrs L D Shore - Tuck Shop -

Property Manager

Preparatory School

Mr G I Tomkins

Below: Non Teaching Staff 6th Row L-R Peter Campbell Marc North John Simandl

Josh Inglis

Casey McGarigle

5th Row L-R Tanya Madden

Lester Gillett

Phil Rogers

Nathan Hunt

Peter Welsh

Nathan Allan

Ian Budge Alan Mayne

Sean Young

Ray Dahlhaus Tony Morgan Albertus Aalders

4th Row L-R Jodie Fuller Eileen Boal Jenny Turner Meredith Herbert Jan McDonald Jeanette Adams Deb Fanning Janine Jerinic Rachael Skowronski Anna McRae 3rd Row L-R Jean Cameron Claire Seward Jenny Kittelty Julia Thompson Vicki Henderson Florence Tan Janelle Lamont Mandy Weeks

Dale Carroll

Janine Albert Jo Young

2nd Row L-R Kate Allen Rebecca Gaylard Angela Inturrisi Margaret Harris Sharna Virtue

Robyn Wilkinson-Beards Jenni Carroll

Front Row L-R Con Lannan Dianne Williams Marcus Saunders Michael Lovell Noelene Groth

Greg Tomkins

Keith Rixon

Simone Manson

Kristen Grant

Karen Bowler Janette Russell Robyn Payne Maria Miles

Neville Findlay Dr Pauline Turner

Helen Nicholls

Dianne Stanway Angelika Moore Andrea James Murray Fanning

Staff

FarewelIs

Bill Jennings

The commitment and loyal service

athletes to dedicate themselves to

missed at the Senior School for his

A hallmark of Bill's 35 years of service

that Bill has dedicated to The

their middle distance running, in

wit, humanity and dedication to the task. We wish him a lively and stimu-

at The Geelong College has been the

Geelong College has been consis-

particular, but not exclusively, ever

consistency of his care for the well

tent and unwavering and will be long

since. He could frequently be seen

lating retirement and hope that he

being and development of young

remembered by both staff and stu-

jogging with a student who needed

will also enjoy more leisure with his

adolescents

Preparatory

dents, We wish him well as he

encouragement, or with a col-

wife, Viv, (who has also taught at

School in his duties as teacher and

embarks on a new and exciting

league, despite his now referring to

various times at the College) and his

Home room teacher and the genuine

phase of his life, with time to enjoy

himself as a 'geriatric jogger'. At the

family, Michelle ('89), Catherine ('91)

interest he has shown in these young

the delights of his grandchildren and

age of 42 Mr Harris embraced the

and Stewart (94).

people as they mature and become

spend more time with his family.

sport of baseball with an enthusi-

Margaret Lethbridge

Coral Turner

asm that spilled over into the College and for several years up to

Chris Lean

apparent when year level reunions

Warren Harris

2002, he coached the Girls' 1st

Chris Lean departed the College

occur or when Bill encounters former

Mr Warren Harris has enjoyed a wide

Softball team.

after fifteen years as a teacher-

students and is readily able to engage

range of teaching and administrative

In the late 1970s Warren was

librarian in the Senior school. During

in conversations that demonstrate his

experiences during his thirty one

appointed as Head of Shannon

her time here she was motivational

interest in and knowledge of their life

years at the Geelong College. He

House, a position that he enjoyed

after Geelong College.

has also seen the reinvention of the

until 1988 when he became Head of

changes and a strong supporter of the Year 9 and 10 English Guided

the

senior students. The sincerity and warmth of these relationships is

implementing

a number of

Bill has given unstinting service in

proverbial wheel several times, as

the Science Department and was

the disciplines of Mathematics, Art

educational theories have devel-

able to focus more extremely on his

reading program. With an unerring

and Visual Communication and has

oped and redeveloped, not least in

love of Chemistry. In 1989 he added

ability to identify the reading levels

contributed significantly to the

his main area of expertise, Science,

VCE Co-Ordinator to his brief, at a

and interests of every student, she

development of curriculum initia-

in particular, Chemistry.

time when schools were gearing up

encouraged this vital lifelong skill.

tives and enrichment programs in

Warren was appointed to the

for the next turn of the wheel. He led

Chris' computer skills were invaluable

Mathematics.

College as a young teacher of

the College as a pilot school for the

in the development of the Library

His contribution to the leadership of

Mathematics in 1974, the same year

newly created VASS electronic com-

home page and she worked unstint-

the Preparatory School has been

that the school became co-educa-

munication system to control the

ingly to encourage and enthuse stu-

clearly identified in the many coordi-

tional, by the then Principal, Mr

imminent VCE. This latter role

dents on the use of the Internet as a

nating roles that he has undertaken as

Peter Thwaites. He has subse-

became so consuming that he relin-

research tool. She regularly informed

well as House Master of Minerva and

quently worked under three more

quished the Head of Science in

staff on new software and technolo-

his ongoing assistance with the SRC.

Principals, all of whom have recog-

1998. Mr Harris has been called on

gy to support their curriculum,

Bill's keen interest in sport and out-

nized his considerable talents as a

to fill various acting positions from

Along the way Chris has taken on

door education has been strongly

rigorous educator,

time to time, including Acting Head

various leadership roles including

demonstrated by his participation in

It was Principal Peter Gebhardt in

of the Senior School for part of 1987

that of Senior Librarian. She was

Outward Bound and in his role in

1977, as the College moved from

and Acting Director of Curriculum

also Head of House for Shannon

developing and coordinating the ini-

the Presbyterian fold to that of the

during 1989. He has been a member

and Coles Houses. In each role,

tial Auscamp as well as trips with

newly created Uniting Church, who

of the Senior School Administration

Chris demonstrated a committed,

students to

Island,

suggested that Mr Harris should

Team since 1990,

caring,

Central Australia and more recently

become a Chemistry teacher, a role

For all of Warren's senior positions I

approach, valuing all in her care, A

to Denmark, Alongside this commit-

that he has continued to fulfil with

am sure that he will be remembered

keen hockey player, she has been

ment to physical activity has been

distinction for the ensuing years

by his students for his extraordinary

an extraordinary coach, administra-

an unwavering dedication to the

until his retirement, During those

general

'useless

tor and community liaison represen-

Stradbroke

knowledge

considered

and

team

develppment of young footballers at

early years of teaching at the

pieces of irrelevant information' as

tative. Chris coached the Senior

The Geelong College. Bill has

College it is notable that Warren

he called this - a result of passion-

Girls' 1st team for twelve years, and

coached a football team at the

coached three sports a year,

ate wide reading. Furthermore, his

in 1996 the team was undefeated

Preparatory school each year, with

Cricket,

and

inimitable capacity to address all

for the season, scoring 66 goals to

the same commitment, enthusiasm

Athletics. His passion for running

issues head on and to 'tell it like it is'

1. She was Head of Hockey from

and support for the players and

stems from his university days when

ensured that his students would

1999-2002 and during that time led

Cross-Country

watched with pride as many of

never be left in any doubt about

several tours to New Zealand and

these young sportsmen developed

University in the Inter-Varsity stee-

how things should be.

the Albury Easter Hockey carnivals.

into strong players.

plechase; he has encouraged our

Mr Warren Harris will be sorely

A strong proponent of environmental

page 160

represented

Melbourne

awareness and preservation, Chris

Helen was Head of McArthur House

has been involved in a number of

from

Old

strike a chord of co-operation even

Wollangarra expeditions and partici-

'McArthurites' remember her as

from the most wayward who knew

1999

2003.

students feel at ease. Leonie could

pated in the College's tree planting and

leading via a coda of mutual trust

they would come off second best if

regeneration program at Anglesea.

and respect and seeking to instil a

they overstepped the mark.

Chris' caring compassionate nature

sense of personal responsibility in

She is also seen as the 'get away

will be missed by her colleagues and

her charges. Others attest to her

guru' who knows almost everything

we wish her all the best in her future

being very approachable and setting

there is about field trips, Whether it is

endeavours.

her expectations at a level that

tracing the course of the Maribynong

inspired rather than daunted.

River,

Helen loved the myriad small rituals

(Anglesea),

Helen Fitzpatrick

of College life; the Virginia creeper

exchanges in China, Noumea, Nepal

Helen M Fitzpatrick has a genera-

colouring the rhythms of the sea-

or Thailand, cruising the Port of

tional history at the College. Her

sons, athletics days, Valedictories

Melbourne, soaking up the breath-

mother, June Champness, taught

and, not least, the beauty of the ever

taking ambiance of the Werribee

Jan McDonald

Coasting

the

overseas

Coast cultural

Mathematics at the College fori4

mellowing architecture.

Sewage Farm, riding in the high coun-

years. Helen has been a teacher of

Helen has a genuine love of learning

try near Buller, inspecting the logging coupes of Victoria's NW, resting up at

Literature and English at the College

and of inspiring that love in others.

for thirteen years, from 1991 to 2003.

She has modelled this philosophy in

Howman's Gap (near Falls Creek) or

Her daughters, Kate, Anna and

her own career. She came to the

meeting

Tessa, all attended the College.

College with a Masters in Education.

Melbourne's

Helen's record of achievements is

For ten years she was an examiner

Leonie could be found bringing

long, A significant proportion of her

for the English and Literature final

Geography alive. For her, teaching this

students were annually listed among

examinations, For three years in the

study isn't just a matter of wielding the

the top two percent in the state, with

late 90s she was the television pre-

sharpened 'Derwents' and colouring

study scores of forty or above.

senter for the VCE English Study on

in endless maps of far off countries!

Beyond 'mere' results, she sought to

the VBOS Education Channel. In

She has also been a tireless, active

give her students the wings to think,

2002 she was on the VCAA examina-

and integral part of the Geography

imagine, and create for themselves.

tion setting panel for Literature. She

Teachers' Association of Victoria and

Epitomising this approach was the

is now working on a doctoral thesis.

conference

organizer

Jazz and Poetry evening that Helen

Never a slouch, in thought and deed

Australian

Geography

Association. Recently, some of her

with real

contacts estate

market,

for

the

Teachers

organised in dedication to the poetry

Helen has worked tirelessly to make

of former College student, Philip

learning the exciting journey it should

students' work was published in the

Hodgins.

Hartley

be for her students. The Geelong

text, Keys to Geography. But her tal-

Newnham set the poem "Milk" to

College is the richer for her tenure here.

ent and wisdom have also seen her

Composer

music, while writer Peter McFarlane, College staff and students per-

Greg Smith (Art)

in other positions of responsibility. She was a tutor in McArthur, and

formed recitations, the whole bring-

Leonie Brown

more recently in the last 5 years, a

ing Hodgins' poetry to palpable life.

It is with heavy hearts that we say a

popular member of the Calvert staff.

Helen coordinated the Artist in

fond farewell to Leonie Brown;

In addition, over the years, she has

Residence program at the College

Geelong College's much-loved Head

become well known in tennis circles

for ten years. In that time the school

of Geography since 1997. It is difficult

as coach of the College girl's 1sts and

was privileged to welcome luminar-

to distil this period into just a few

2nds College. Here, a common high-

ies such as Peter McFarlane, Beverly

lines, Sharing an office with Leonie

light for her teams when competing in

Farmer,

provided a small glimpse of what a

Melbourne was her slight detour via

Jonathan

Harlen,

Alan

Attwood, Jim Bales and Tm Costello,

fine educational operator she is,

Lygon Street for a quick cappuccino

She was very supportive of the art

'Brownie', as she is known, under-

and cake on the way home.

program at College and through her

stands well what makes students

Staff too will recall Leonie's great and

agency we hosted artists of the cali-

tick, and is a passionate exponent of

varied contributions. At various times,

bre of Aileen Brown, Peter Rossen,

Geography. Her approachability and

she

Jan Senbergs and Kristin Headlam.

sense of humour immediately makes

Secretary of the Staff Association.

has

been

President

and

Pictured top to bottom: Bill Jennings , Warren Harris, Chris Lean, Helen Fitzpatrick, Leonie Brown.

page 161

Staff FarewelIs Mrs Pattie Halsall

July 2000 to July 2004.

one-to-one contact with individual

Pattie Halsall commenced at The

Richard was a loyal and devoted ser-

students and their families. By far the

Geelong College in 1996, bringing with

vant of the Church within the school.

most significant impact Marcia has

her a wealth of knowledge and skills.

As a Chaplain, he was committed to

had was in this area. Through her

Her initial role at The Geelong College

ensuring an important place for reli-

excellent interpersonal skills Marcia

was Co-ordinator for After School

gious education and worship in the

has been able to counsel a significant

Care which suited her busy schedule

life of the school, especially the

number of the students, particularly

whilst she pursued further studies for

Senior School. As a classroom

those Year 11 and 12 students who

her Master's Degree in Special

teacher, he developed curriculum

have passed through the Senior

Needs. She went on to organise and

materials appropriate to Years 9 and

school over the last 5 years, The

conduct

Holiday

10 and embraced the use of technol-

Careers Counsellor role is a quiet one,

Program which was very successful.

ogy to deliver the curriculum. On a

where most of the work occurs in sup-

Pattie's commitment to education

more general level, Richard engaged

porting the individual to be informed,

led her to incorporate some teach-

willingly in co-curricular activities

examine life options and make life

ing at Campbell House into her

(tennis, golf, shooting and House of

decisions. This is Marcia's legacy to

schedule and in 1999 she was

Guilds), helped develop a more sus-

the school: a group of informed, deci-

offered a full-time teaching load at

tained approach to social service

sion makers who are successfully on

Middle School in the junior second-

and to initiate some valuable links

their life path. We thank Marcia for all

ary area, teaching English, SOSE and

with Shalom Christian College in

the work she has undertaken on our

Special Education,

Queensland. He also took a lively

behalf and wish well in her new

She has always encouraged her stu-

interest in the students, particularly

endeavours on her new life path,

dents to participate in the plethora of

the boarders,

where ever it may take her.

poetry and story writing competi-

For these and other commitments

tions and was delighted that two of

he made, we are indeed grateful.

Alec Hamilton

the

inaugural

her talented writers won first and second

Pictured top to bottom: Mrs Pattie Hal sal 1, Reverend Richard Franklin, Marcia Macgugan.

Other staff members will recall the caring support and empathy she has provided, along with the frequent and sometimes hilarious outings to the Barking Dog, Paritz or similar venues, to mark almost any occasion. After exemplary dedication and loyal service in a smorgasbord of roles, she leaves us to join the staff*

Bacchus

Marsh

Grammar. Here she will explore new directions as the Director of Teaching and Learning! We all thank her for her fantastic contributions, and wish her happiness and satisfaction for the future at the 'Marsh'! Richard Morris.

page 162

prize

the

School

Dr Pauline Turner

Geoff Forsyth Geoff Forsyth is a quiet achiever

Librarians' Association of Victoria

Marcia Macgugan

story writing competition in 2003.

Marcia was

Pattie also has been committed to

Counsellor in 2000 and it did not

co-curricular

activities

appointed

Careers

coaching

take her long to have a major impact

Softball and netball, In 2003 she was

on the college's careers program

a staff representative for the negoti-

where she was instrumental in

ations of a new academic employ-

revamping many aspects of the

ment contract.

Careers Counsellors role. One very

She is always well organised, pre-

significant change was the modifica-

emptive in her planning and always

tion

professional. She is well respected

designed the evening around stu-

by the children who accept that she

dent interest and linking this with Old

sets high but achievable standards

Collegians from the 10 and 20 year-

in personal as well as educational

out groups, who work in associated

Careers

Night;

Marcia

challenges,

areas, A second initiative was within

We wish you well in your new ven-

the

ture at Mowbray College, Pattie.

which,

Sandra Lea-Wood

Work

changes

Experience

following to

program

government

regulations

Occupational Health and Safety,

Reverend Richard Franklin

underwent a review, with Marcia

The Geelong College acknowledges

developing curriculum to increase

the contribution of Reverend Richard

the students' awareness and skills in

Franklin during his four years of serv-

this fundamental area of work,

ice as a Chaplain, teacher and mem-

The

ber of the Senior School staff from

Counsellor has always been the

core

role

of the

Careers

who displays a passion for sport and possesses

unsurpassed

rowing

knowledge. This passion and knowledge has served the Geelong College magnificently over the past eight years. Geoff commenced as coach of the Boys' 2nd VIII crew in 1997/98 that finished second in the APS regatta that year. He took on the role of Coaching Coordinator in September 1998 and was officially appointed as Director of Rowing from the start of the 1998/99 season. In his time as Director of Rowing, the College produced six APS Regatta (Heads of the River) titles. The Boys' 1st VIII won three titles, while the Girls' 1st VIII also won three titles. Geelong College have also won four State and one National, championships and more recently, our Girls' 1st VIII have achieved a hat-trick of Head of the Schoolgirls' regattas, which have

been a highlight for Geoff.

service leave in 1997, John Hanan

Geoff ranks highly his achievement

really started at the College in a part

1994.

of producing a quality rowing pro-

time capacity in 2001, coming to us

College is reflected by her willingness

gram, the envy of many APS schools,

via St Bede's in the UK, Morongo and

to teach at all levels (from Year 1 to

He has helped produce a program

Sacred Heart in Geelong and a num-

Year 12) and to accept whatever

that prides itself on the development

ber of other schools. Over the four

teaching load was required. She has

of junior rowers and the involvement

years he has been with us, he taught

a great ability to integrate culture in

of all its rowers from the 1st to the

English from Years 10 - 12 and

her

where she has taught French since Her commitment to the

teaching

the

language

4ths.

Literature at Year 10. He has also

through visuals, videos or through

Geoff has also been a fine teacher,

been a tutor in Keith House and a

relating personal experiences. She

teaching in the areas of Personal

coach of Badminton. To summarise

has been generous with her time

Development, Physical Education

his contribution, I would simply say

when students needed extra help at

and Religious Education. He was the

that whatever the College required in

lunch time,

Head of Personal Development in

a particular year, John was able to

Jeanne has also been a tutor in

2003/4 and worked hard to maintain

deliver, and he did do so in his good-

Calvert looking after a Year 11 group

the courses reputation for dealing

humoured,

and more recently in McLean with a

seemingly

effortless,

with health issues of young people

unflappable style.

Year 10 group, We wish her all the

and being relevant to the students

As well being a very effective class

best for the future

taking the course in Years 9 and 10.

room teacher, John has wonderful

Geoff's role as tutor in Mossgiel

skills and a long background in the

Ms AM Butt

Boarding House has been a great

areas of public speaking and debat-

James Edwards

experience for him and the girls in his

ing. Naturally, his skills have been

James Edwards joined the teaching

care. It has been this role that has led

employed at the College in both our

staff in 2002 and quickly became a

him to take up the position of

internal and DAV debating, and he

dynamic addition to the Drama

Boarding House Director at Monivae

has made himself a central part of

Department, In fact within six months

College, Hamilton commencing in

our program. Without a doubt, Mrs

he was Head of Department and

2005, We wish you well in your new

Gainey and Mrs Mahoney will sorely

directing a major musical, 'Once

ventures in Hamilton.

miss his contributions in the future.

upon a Mattress' was the first of

John will be remembered in particu-

many

lar for the depth of his learning, the

directed by James. The diversity of

Wanru You

elegance of his language, the gen-

shows was indicative of his wide

Wanru joined the staff of the Prep

erosity of his spirit, his quick wit and

knowledge of the art form and his

Mark Cheatley

outstanding

productions

School in 2003 and moved to the

his commitment to the learning and

passion for live theatre: audiences

Senior School in 2004. During her

well-being of his students, A genuine

were transported from the sexually

time at College she has taught

gentleman and a character with a

manipulative world of 'Lysistrata' to

Chinese at all levels from Year 7 to

variety of interests and areas of

the politically manipulative world of

Year 12 and participated in a student

expertise, he has been and will con-

'Animal Farm'.

tour to China. Her efficiency and

tinue to be regarded fondly across

At all times the students were nur-

quiet good humour have made her a

the Senior School.

tured, challenged and encouraged

valued member of staff both in and

John retires to travel, perhaps to

as "Mr Ed" creatively constructed

outside the classroom. She has also

build another boat, and to indulge

scene upon scene, always adding his

been involved in the Badminton pro-

the myriad of his other interests. In

own unique sense of humour or

gram, as Coach of the Girls' 3rd and

his whimsical style he has explained

ridiculous sight gag. His technical

the Intermediate teams. We thank

his decision to leave now thus: "It is

understanding is exceptional - some-

her for her contribution to College

better to finish while people say it is a

thing that I will desperately miss!

life and wish her well in her new posi-

pity than to do so when they say it's

As an Old Collegian he has always

tion at Eltham College.

about time."

had strong ties to the school and I

J. Coghill

Michael Gallus

know he will continue to support the Drama Department that he has

Pictured top to bottom: Geoff Forsyth, Wanru You, John Hanan, Jeanne Mirza

and enjoy being at work; he made many students feel positive and worthwhile; the flamboyancy, professionalism and sense of fun evident in 'Godspell' is what James is all about, Break a leg my friend, I will miss

John Hanan

Jeanne Mirza

helped build over the last three

you incredibly.

Although he filled in for a term's long-

Jeanne leaves the Geelong College

years. James made people laugh

Deb Hynes

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ELC3

ELC5

KOVACEV, Mark A

NASH, Emily S

CAILES, William

ADAMS, Georgia P

ADAMS, Lachlan J

LINDROS, JackWG

NEERHUT Thomas J

CARMAN, Thomas P

CAMERON, Stephanie K

BLACK, Fergus C

MALISHEV, Matthew

PASCOE, Griffin S (Fin)

CIELESH, Sarah L

COLE, Jonathon E

BROWN, Simone E

MANTON, Nicholas W

PATRICK, Lachlan J

COLMAN, Julia I

GORELL, Ava B

COCKRAM, Edward H

MCBAIN, Lachlan J

PERRY, Morgan T

DEYOUNG, Alexander P

HALL, Samuel W

COLE, James T

MCGRATH, Rebecca A

PROEBSTL, Tahna E

EDDEY, Virginia G

HARRIS, Charlie J

EDWARDS, Ella G

MILNER.LucindaG

SCALLY, Caitlin A

GARCEY, Olivia M

HATCH, Myalla F

FITZGERALD, Bentley J

MORGAN, Daniel J

SHEMBREY, Tom C

HARMON, Brady J

HODGSON, Curtis D

FOLEY, Cary E

MORRIS, Angela K

SMITH, Sarah E

HOARE, Hannah-Mae

HOLMES, Auryn A

HARRIS, Mia R

MURRAY, Thomas I

THORNE, Philippa A

HODGSON, Daniel B

HYNES, Oscar C

HORVAT, Neve T

O'BRIEN, Harrisons

WARD, Shannessy M

JARVIS, Juliette V

ILLINGWORTH, Oscar

JELLEY, Liam D

O'LEARY, Jordan P

WATSON, Sarah D

LUPPINO, Alexandra K

IVANCIV, Constance S

KEMP, Nicholas T

PATRICK, Amelia E

XU, Isabella

MATHEWS, Ronan P

JELLEY, Annabel

MAHON, Leyton S

RAYSON, JackW

JONES, Lachlan H

MALONE, Oscar J

ROCHOW, Hollie J

YEAR 2

OBORNE, Liam G

MALONE, Samuel J

MANTON, Oliver H

SADLER, Maysie F

APPELBE, Matthew F

OSBORN, Jye D

MCLACHLAN, Jessica A

MARTIN, Lewis M

SANKEY, Caitlin L

BOOTH, Harrison W

PARKER, Matthew R

MOORFOOT, Jack A

MAUDERER, AleishaA

SANTALUCIA, Eliza G

BROWNLESS, Lucy I

PEACE, Hannah S

O'BRIEN, Grace A

MCDONALD, Thomas A

SCERRI, Sidney

CIELESH, Haley J

RAGG, Alexandra C

PHUNG, Tristan J

MCLEOD, Hannah M NICHOLSON, Genevieve H

THOMSON-MOORE, Lucas J COLLETT, Natalie L TOL, William G DIMARTINO, Vittoria M

REITH-MYERS, Kelsey R

RYAN, Patrick J RYAN, Laura G

O'BYRNE, Alexander G

VAN DEN BEDEM, Taylor L

EASTON-BYLYKBASHI,

ROBINSON, Shayden J

SMITH, Caitlin E

O'CONNOR, James P

WEST, Alexander P

Mamie K

RUSSELL, Samuel M

PASCOE, RubyV

WYNTER, Chloe J

FINDLAY, Elizabeth G

SHELLEY, William R

ELC4 BARTLETT, Courtney N BARTLETT, Lachlan S BRASLIS, Eve C BROWNLESS, Oscar A CARR, Maddison C COLSON, Lucy A DEYOUNG, Luke P

PERRY, BriannaT PROEBSTL, Nicholas A

NICHOLSON, Imogen K

FITZPATRICK, James P

RING, EmmaM

SHEMBREY, Jack M STEINFORT, Maximilian L

YEAR1

FRLAN, Mietta R

BARTLETT, Samuel T

HAMILTON, Samantha L

(Max)

RYAN, Michaela J

BEATTY-KISS, Miranda G

KENNEDY, Keaghan R

VAN DEN BEDEM, Jai J

RYAN, Olivia J

BERTON, Elana M

LEVER, Alexandra F

WHITE, Erica M

SILLITOE, Edward H M

BLACK, Hamish A

MALISHEV, Nicholas P

ZHANG, NinaY

TREWEEK, Connor S

BROWN, Nina L

MCGREGOR, Alice J

ROSE, Claudia F

VAN AMMERS, Zoe S

GORELL, William R

BROWNLESS, Ruby M

MCKINSTRY, Fraser J

YEAR 4

CHRIMES, MacKenzie P

NEERHUT, Hugh T

APPELBE, Katherine L

GUBBELS, Ethan S

PREP

CLARK, Olivia L

NIVEN, Phoebe E

BARKER, Macklen D

HOROCH, Charles F

BAXTER, Suzanne V

COLMAN, MadalynT

O'LEARY, Mitchell B

BAYLIS, Richard T

KLEIN, Katherine A

BAYLIS, Charles N C

DEYOUNG, Arcadia J

PALMER, Corina R

BEATTIE, Kieren J

KLEIN, John L (Jack)

BRASLIS, Ethan D

FINLAY, Rebecca C

PANCKRIDGE, Bronte L

BLACK, Anna E

MILNER, Thomas N

CARR, William J

GONINON, Mitchell R

PLUMRIDGE, Zachary E

BOOTH, Jake T

O'CONNOR, Katherine J

COUTTS, Samuel M (Sam)

GOODEAR, Samuel 0

POLIC, Genevieve L

CERTOMA, Alexander J

(Katie)

D'ARCY, Ruby R

GORELL, Zoe V

PROFITT, Toby C H

CHIRNSIDE, Hannah M

PAPIC, Nicholas T

FERNANDEZ, Mollie

GOY, Michelle L

RUSSELL, Hamish J

CHRIMES, Annabelle L

PEACE, Samuel K

FINLEY, Faith E

GRATWICK, Manning J

STEKELENBURG, John A

DERKSEN, Aaron M

RUMBLE, Thomas J

FITZPATRICK, Jessica M

GROSSNICKLE, Elliott Z

(Jack)

DYE, Riley L

SAYfeRS, Isabel R

GORELL, James M

HALIK, Jaydn R

WALLACE, Megan C

FERENDINOS, Menelaos P

SCOTT, Bailey J

GORELL, Emma J

KLEIN, Elizabeth M

WATSON, Liam C

FISHER-KOLOSA, Byron J

SHANNON, Eliza M

GOY, Rachael L

LYNCH, Eugene J

WATSON, Shani S

FORSYTH, Harrison J (Harry)

SMITH, Bronte E

HARRIS, Isabella M

MALONE, Benjamin M

THORNE, James D

HORVAT, Chantel A

MCDONALD, Lachlan J

GRATWICK, Marius J

TOL, Sophie A J

IVANCIV, Elizabeth

MCPHERSON, Lachlan D

YEAR 3 ALLEN, Jaimee L

HALIK, Ebony P

URQUHART, Georgia

JACKMAN, Matthew R

MITCHELL, Jake E

BAYLIS, Hamish J

HAMILTON, William A (Will)

WYNTER, Lachlan K

KARAVITIS, Noelle 0 (Olivia)

NARITA, Darcy T

BRIMACOMBE, Patrick J

HILL, Francoise M

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FREDDI, Allanah J

KENFIELD, Jordan W

HOMEWOOD, David

HOLDING, James B

BERTON, Daniel

LEWIS, Harley J

KLEIN, Talia

KITTELTY, William J

HOLMES, Tahlia A

BEVERIDGE Laura E

LUPPINO, Nicola M

LAMONT, Matthew R

MORGAN, Benjamin J R

HUGHES, Sebastian E (Sam)

BLAIR, Ruth I

MACAULAY, Jackson C

LEE, Ian M

MURRIHY, Brydie S

JENNINGS, Christopher L

BRADSHAW, Mary R

MALISHEV, Laura L

LEVER, Thomas W

MUSCHALLA, Matthew E

JONES, Aron D

BRIMACOMBE, Samantha J

MANN, Elliott T

MACDONALD, Abbey M

OAKLEY, Claire J

KENT-SPARK, Oliver H

BUGGY, Zachary R

MCDONALD, Denis J (James)

MALISHEV, Nathanial J

PASCOE, Lewis 0

KITCHEN, Renee L

CAMPANARO, SoniaA

MCFARLANE, George H

PAYNE, Rowan D

MAGUIRE, Grady R

CARMAN, Rebecca L

MCKENZIE, Cavelle L

MCGRATH, Matthew J

PLUMMER, Taneesha J

MARTIN, Jack 0

CARR, Alexander L

MCKENZIE, Stephanie L

MITCHELL, Gabrielle M

PORTER, James

MAYFIELD, Charles K

CHAFFEY, Luke B

MCLEAN, Sam A

NARITA, Callum K

PROFITT, Emily Grace Hutton MCCOLL, Rachel E

CHAMPION, Margot H

MCPADDEN, Teak

NEERHUT, Alexander J

RATCLIFFE, Edward M C

MCFARLANE, Caroline J

CHU, Aidan R

MIMS, Nellie R

NEERHUT, Oliver R

RODENBURG, Alexander P

MORRIS, Anna E

CLEARY, Tmothy J (Tim)

MOLYNEUX, Thomas R

NOLAN, Georgina E

SACHDEV, Aaron

NICOLO, Stephanie G

COOKE, Isobelle J

MORGAN Alice M

O'DONNELL, William D

SALVALAGGIO, Nathan

NIXON, Fraser D

COVER, Coco

MULLALY, Franklin E

PALMER, Lara J

SHELLEY Holly M

PLOWMAN, Jack S

CURNOW, Eliza M

MURPHY, Alexandra C

PANCKRIDGE, Eliza K

STEINFORT, Hugo W

RATCLIFFE Georgia C A

DALTON, Olivia M

NEERHUT, Edoardo K

PATTERSON, Rachel E

THORNTON, Bronte W

REITH-MYERS, Tyrone M

DARLEY, Thomas

NEIL, Sam J

PLOWMAN, Kate H

WALSGOTT, Alexander G

RICHARDS, Michael A

DAVEY, Thomas E

NICHOLSON, Olivia A

RILEY, Fiona K

WATSON, Lucy S

RILEY, Nicola L

DRURY, Katherine L

NIELSEN, Laura M

RODENBURG, Lachlan T

WESTMAN, Ebony

ROGERS, James A

DYE, Mitchell R

O'BRIEN, Anthea A

SCERRI, Gemma

WILLIAMS, Cameron M

RUSSELL, Fraser E

ELLIOTT, Brittany L

PERKINS, Thomas W (Tom)

RUSSELL, Brigitte E

FABBIAN, Julian F

PHILLIPS, Sebastian J

SAID, Olivia L

FILLING, Nicole L

POLLARD, Belinda J

STEEL, Madeleine J

GODDARD, Samuel A

POTTER, Phoebe A

STEKELENBURG, Amy J

GOODRIDGE, David W

RAYSON, Isobel C

TAYLOR, Jaimi W

GORE, Elizabeth A (Beth)

RICHARDSON, Jack M

TAYLOR, Jeremy E

GOURLEY, Mitchell

ROSSITER, Bernadette M

TOULMIN, Jessica

GRINTER, Oliver R

(Bernie)

TOWNLEY, Angus R A

GUBBINS, Daisy

TRIPODI, Santo

GUEROW, Jemma J

RUSSELL, William J

UEBERGANG, Annabelle E

HALL, David S (Sebastian)

VAN DE POL, Daniel J

HARRIS, Rachel K

WATSON, Lyndall A

HATCH, Xavier

WATSON, Elite R

HAY, Joshua C

WATSON, Elizabeth A

HAYES, Sophie A

SMITH, Maddison G STEEL, Jack H THOMAS, Alan M M THORNE, Georgia A THORNE, Sophie J WALSGOTT, Andrew J WEST, Jack J WILKINSON-BEARDS, Alexander J WILSON, Georgia R

YEAR 6 AMERENA, Massimo F (Max) ANGLISS, John A E (Jack) ANSKAITIS, Nicole T ARUNDELL, Claire E BARTON, Fiona R BOURKE, Emily K BOWLER, Mason J BOWTELL, Leah E BRIMACOMBE, Nicholas A

YEAR 5

BRODIE, James A

ALLEN, Matthew B

BYRNES, Harrison 0

BABIOLAKIS, Peter A

CAILES, Benjamin C

BAYLIS, Harry W

CARR, EmilyS

BOUND, KirbiA

CHIRNSIDE, Lily E

BRODIE, AnnaG

CLEMENT-JONES, Felicity G

CAMERON, George M H

COOK, Chloe E

CARR, Joshua C

COUMANS, James B

YEAR 7

CARR, James S

DELLA-PORTA, Demi H

ADELWOHRER, Bethany K

CHRISTOU, James A

DENNY, Dale E

AGOSTA, Sarah J

DUNKLEY-SMITH, AddyJ

DEVROME, Jacqueline A

AMEZDROZ, Rebecca J

FAULKNER, Sophie E

DIXON-TRIGG, Alexander

ANDERSON, Ross G

FINDLAY, Claire A

DOBSON, Samantha L

BABIOLAKIS, Tania 0

FITZPATRICK, Matthew W

EDDEY, Meaghan V

BABIOLAKIS, Stephanie A

FULTON, Nicholas A

FERENDINOS, Speros P

BAIRD, Samuel J

GAZIS, Elena M

FOY, Olivia C

BARTON-THOMAS, Millicent

GOODEAR, Thomas E

GARCEY, Andre F

(Milly)

GUBBINS, Meg

GREEN, James M

BELLEW, Sebastian M

WEISENBERGER, Alexandra N HENRICUS, FrancescaA HOLDING, Katherine E WILSON, Annabelle C WRIDE, Samuel J R (Sam)

HOWARD, Daniel J JARVIS, Edward H JEFFREYS, Joelan C JONES, Michael W KELLY, Fletcher W KEMP, Lauren R KITTELTY, Katherine J (Kate) KNOTT, Jessie I KOVACEV, Nicholas P LAMONT Caitlin V LANE, Ayrlie J LAWSON, Jaimee-Lee LEE, Chloe B

SALVALAGGIO, Daniel SANDRI, James M SCOTT, Georgia A SECCULL, Zoe SELLER, AngusW SEWARD, Henry C (Harry) SHERRIFF, MoniqueG SHINNERS, Rhian E SKOGLUND, Christopher S SLOAN, Lucinda F SMITH, Morgan A STEKELENBURG, Laura K STEVENSON, William M STEWART, Alexander C (Alex) STOREY, Luke M SUMMERS, Thomas J (Tom) TAN, Tristan S TAYLOR, Stephanie R THOMSON, Darcy M TIGANI, Dominic Y

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Roll

TIMMS, Jordan K

FITZPATRICK, Angus P

RILEY, Ella J

CALDOW, Amy M

JONES, Ryan S

TOMKINS, Daniel W

FLYNN, Clare E

ROBSON, NgaireA

CALDWELL, Eliza N

KIROFF, Christopher G

TRETHOWAN, Emily K

FRASER, Alice L

ROGERSON, Ned F

CAMERON, Rebecca J

KLOESTER, Elanor M

VEANESPetaA

GLEDHILL, Daniel G

ROSEWALL, Todd W

CARNELL, Brittney P

KUMNICK, Timothy M

WESCOTT, David E

GOLIGHTLY, Rachael J

RUSSELL, Henry C

CARROLL, Thomas A (Tom)

LANGHAM, FreyaJ

WESTMAN, Floyd I

GOODEAR, Alice C

RUSSELL, Isabelle C J

CHAMPION, Monty

LEONTIADES, John L

WILLIAMS, Miranda M

GUBBINS, Phoebe P

RUTHERFORD, Emily J

CHAMPNESS, William G

LIN, Ka Ki (Kent)

WOOLMAN, Emma K

GUY, Stephanie M

SAHLSTROM, Donald C

CHAMPNESS, James L

LINDEMAN, Alistair F

HALSTEAD, Kate A

SALT, Madeleine K

CHAPMAN, Chloe E

LOW, Brian T

HARMON, Cody J

SAUNDERS, Katalin L

CHISHOLM, Sophie C

LOWE, Connor P

ADAMS, Siobhan E

HAYDEN, Chloe P

SCHULTZ, Benjamin (Ben) W

CLEMENT-JONES, Veronica G MACKRELL, Jessica L

ADDISON, Jake N

HEATH, William A (Will)

SERLE, Catherine J

CLOWES, Nick K

MACRAE, Nicholas G

ALBRECHT, Jessica L

HERBERT, Ainslie E

SIMANDL, Michael

COLLINS, Lachlan W

MALTBY, Tmothy K (Tm)

ALLDIS, Ryan B

HERD, Alexander F

SINCLAIR, Kate A

CROFT, Elizabeth S (Nessie)

MAY, Samantha A

ALLEN, Chloe P

HOMEWOOD, Richard I

STEINFORT, Phoebe

CURNOW, Edward K

MCCARTNEY, Laura E

ANDREWS, Meagan E

HURLEY, Julia M

STURGES, Jeremy W

DAY, James R

MCCLURE, Benjamin M

ARUNDELL, William A R

INNESS, Georgia N

SUNDERLAND, Andrew D A

DIMSEY, Greer L

MCCOLL, Jessica C

BANJANIN, Kalena J

IOANNOU, Penelope S

TAYLOR, Robert

DUNCAN, Grace I

MCDONALD, Josephine E

BARTLETT, Holly E

JENKINS, Michael J

THOMS, Laura J

DUNKLEY-SMITH, Joshua J

MCNAUGHTON, Alexandra L

BARTON, Katherine F

KELLY, Thomas D

TOBIN, Charlotte M

EOBOB, Aronson H

MILL, Samuel J (Sam)

BEAUMONT, Thomas J

KENT, Mitchell J

TOMKINS, Jordan E

FAGG, Christopher G

MITCHELL, Edward G

BOWDEN, Thomas J

KEOGH, Zoe E

TRIPOLINO, Robert

FLANAGAN, Julian J

MONOTTI, William J

BOWTELL, James L

KIRBY, Michael J

UEBERGANG, Jessica B

FORSYTH, Thomas J

NICOLO, Xavier M

BOYD, Alexandra J

KIRSOPP, Teagan E

UREN, KateT

FRANKLIN, David G

NIELSEN, Paris H

VAN INGEN, Connor J

GAZIS, Alexandra (Alex)

NIELSEN, Andrew R

VAN LEEUWEN, Philippa

GIBLIN.Todd J

PATON, Annabelle A

LLOYD, Daniel R

WADE, Matthew T

GILBERT, Hugh S

PERKINS, James R

MAAS, Thomas E

WALSH, James A

GOOD, Alexander M

PERKINS, Sarah A

MACK, Christopher W

WATSON, Tmothy A

GOUGH, Caroline R

PHILIP, Georgina R

MACRAE, Georgina D

WATSON, Caroline P

GOURLEY, Cameron

PICKERING, Mitchell S

MATHEWS, Lorcan J

WHITE, Kim T

GREEN, Elyse M

POLLARD, Tmothy J

MCLEAN, Nicole E

WOOD, Callum R

GREIG, Georgina M

QUAIL, Richard P

MENHEERE, Zach A

WOOD, Elizabeth R

(Georgie)

RAYSON, Eloise

MIDDLEMISS, Thomas J

WU, Luke H

GRICE, Benjamin R

RICHARDSON, Rhiannon M

YEAR 8

BRAITHWAITE-DAVIES, Oliver KITCHEN, Shaw A LEVICK, Anne L L (Ollie) BRAND, Lucy J BREHAUT, Maysie M BRITT, Elena BROWN, Harriet R BYRNES, Fraser 0 CAMERON, Charles AC CARR, GeorginaS CASSIDY, Aengus F CERTOMA, Daniel N

(Tom)

CHEN, Eric

MILLINGTON, Christopher J

YEAR 9

GROSSNICKLE, Ona N A

CHIRNSIDE, Jessica A

MOATE, Lachlan T

AGOSTA, Amelia J

GRUZAUSKAS, Mark J

CLARK, Jeremy D

MORRIS, Sarah E

ALLEN, Sophie J

GUEROW, Jessica F

COLLETT, Matthew J

MOUNTJOY, Jeremy L

ANDERSON, Lauren G

GUY, Michael G

CORONER Penelope E

NANCARROW, Monique J

APPELBE, Liam S

HARBISON, Amy K

CRAIG, Kendall

NARITA, Ashley K

ARTHUR, Megan L

HARRISON, Nicholas S

CROWLEY, Philippa M (Pip)

NATION, Milika J

BABIOLAKIS, Madeleine D

HARTNELL, William E

D'ALTERA, Sarah

NICE, Angus W

BARLOW, Christopher J

HAWKINS, Edwina A

DAWSON, Emily K

O'BRIEN, Julia M

(Jake)

HAYES, Madeleine S

DAY, Thomas W

O'BRIEN, Samuel T (Sam)

BAULCH, Samuel T (Tom)

HENDERSON, Lachlan J

DENNY, Dean 0

O'CONNOR, Clancy EB

BAULCH, Elizabeth L (Libby)

HEWITT, Susannah A

DIMOVSKI, Scott C

PASCO, James N

BILLING, Andrew L

HICKMAN, Amelia J

EDDEY, Alexander M

PROFITT, Samuel Adam

BOWLER, Hayden A

HOWARD, Matthew D

GRINTER, SarshaA

EDSALL, Greer L

Hutton

BOYD, Sophie I

HUNT, Georgia R

EGAN, Darci L

QUIRK, Stevie J

BUCHAN, David C

JAMES, Grant N

FALLAW, Samantha G

REEVE, Alika L

BULL, Emily J

JAMES, Sarah H

FAULKNER, Lucy C

RICHARDS, Mark G

BURTON, Harriet I

JOHNSTONE, George F

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RIX, Kathleen I ROSSITER, Clare E SAID, Deana SAID, Raquel SCAIFE, Anna K SCALE, Georgia E SCOTT, Blair S SECCULL, Jessica C SMITH, Katie M SMITH, Angela E SMITH, Jacqueline L STEPHENSON, Alice M STEWART, Stephanie J STURM, Emma E TARTICCHIO, Wayde R TAYLOR, Nicholas S TAYLOR, Campbell L TELEGIN, Elya

THOMPSON, Fletcher J F TOWNLEY, John R (Jack)

CROWLEY-CLOUGH,

LINKE, JohnT

STEINFORT, Tom

CHAPMAN, Matthew L *

Stefanie 0

LLOYD, Jayson T

STEVENSON, Jackson D

CHIRNSIDE, Sally J CHOU, Yi-Te (Jason)

TRETHOWAN, Ashley C

CURNOW, Charlotte L

LOURENSZ, Ziska deC

STEWART, Hugh C

TYACK, Genevieve E

CURRAN, Jack G

LUCA, Vincent A

STEWART, William K

COGHLAN, AllyshaS

UREN.TmothyA

DENNIS, Sarah C

LUGG, Richard A

SUTHERLAND, Campbell M

COLMAN, Michael A

VAN DE POL, William J

DIMOVSKI, Benjamin J

MACAULAY, Vanessa A

TAYLOR, Stacey D

COMER, Laura K

VEANES Hayden L

DONALD, Samuel G

MACDONALD, Holly GC

TAYLOR, Andrew

CORDNER, David W

VERFURTH, Emile J

DREW, James M

MACKENZIE, Sophie E

THORNTON, TyW

CRAWFORD, Lucinda R

VERWOERT, Nathan P

EDGEWORTH, Shaun P

MAY, Amanda L

TIMMS, Jared N

(Luci)

VO, Jessie

FAGAN-NOLAN, Benjamin J

MCARTHUR, Andrew F

TOMPKINS, Joshua J

CROFT, Anna E

WALSH, Nathan D

FLYNN, Hamish M

MCARTHUR, James S

TOWNLEY Catherine L

CROWL, Charles G

WALSH, Andrew R

FORBES, Fergus J

MCKENZIE, Joel D

(Cate)

D'ALTERA, Emily R

WARN, Leeshia M

FRASER, Lachlan H

MEXTED, Zara N

TSAI, Ke-Chun (Gina)

DAVEY, Elise K

WEDDELL, Albert J

GAINEY, Stephanie J

MILNES, Ashleigh E

WAIT, Kirsty

DAVES, Lewis J

WIFFEN, Shane L

GAZIS, Mary J

MYER, Helena M (Nellie)

WARREN, EloiseA

DAVIES, Toby 0

WILKENS, Edwina K

GRIFFITHS, FleurE

NAM, Oliver J (Ollie)

WESCOTT, Anthea C

DEPPELER, Annabell A

GUBBINS, Jessie

NATION, Richard J

WETTENHALL, Roger I

DICKENS, Carl A

WRIDE, Matthew P

GUBBINS, Zach D

NELSON, John A (Jack)

WHITE, Nicholas G

DIMARTINO, Kristofer C

WRIGHT, Christopher J

GUHR, Sebastian S

NICE, Thomas J

WHITWORTH, Samuel V

DIMOVSKI, Matthew J

YOUNG, Andrew J

GUNTHER, David L

O'BRIEN, EloiseM

(Sam)

DOAK, Geoffrey C (Geoff)

HALL, Georgia A

OBORNE, Tmmothy

WILSON, James S

DONCON, Nicholas M

HARLEY, Miles R

OLIVER, Amy I

WOOD, Brittany C

DUFF, Samuel F (Sam)

HASKETT, Benjamin J (Ben)

OLSZAK, Corey P

WOOD, William A

EAST, Phoebe K

HEARD, John D

OSBORNE, James N

WOOLMAN, Jeremy D

FALLOON, Adam H

HENRICUS, Salvador E

OXLEY, James J

HILL, David A

PAISLEY Scott

HOBBS, Ryan J

PEAKE, Annaleise M

HOLMES, Haydon B

PHILLIPS, Nicholas W

HOUGH, Megan L

POSSINGHAM, Katie A

HUGHES, Sarah J

QIN, Jiaxing

HUNT, David J

RASTAS, Thomas E (Tom)

ANDI, Dibya Amanda

RATCLIFFE, James R

ANDREWS, Christopher T

READ, Samantha S

(Chris)

RED, Julia L

BAE, Sung Hee (Sarah)

RICHARDSON, Holly F

BANJANIN, Andrew D

ROCKEFELLER, Michael J

BAULCH, Prudence C

ROSS, Claire E

BEAUMONT, Blake C

RUSSELL, Cameron C

BOSTON, Alexander L

RYAN, Kelly P M

BRAND, Sam T

SAUNDERS, Adam A

BRENNAN, Madeline

SAWADE, Thomas C (Tom)

BUCHAN, James R

SCHOFIELD, William J

BURRELL, Samuel C

SCHOFIELD, William D

BUTLER, James E

SELL, Eliza A

CALDER, AnnaC

SERLE, Andrew G

CALDWELL, Charles B

SEWARD, George G

CARAH Thomas J

SHING, KaYan (Crystal)

CARR, Jacqueline C

SIMS, Matthew W

CASSIDY, Elizabeth S

SINCLAIR, Jock A

CHAMPION, Bridget H

SKILBECK, Brigit K

CHAMPNESS, Thomas C

SMITH, Andrew L

CHAN, l-Lun (Bill)

STANLEY, Alexander R

CHAN, Wai Hung (Frederick)

WILLIAMS, Keiran J

YEAR 10 ADAMS, David J AMON, Freya R ANDERSON, Amelia K BAILEY John W BAILEY Naomi P BALLINGER, Zachary V (Zac) BALODIS, Steen R BARHAM, Jaxson W BARNARD, HuwG BARTLETT, Samuel L BATTYE, Kristen M BELL, Andrew P BERTON, Julian C BOYLE, Catherine A BRITT, Natasha BROWN, Cameron G BROWN, Alexandra L BROWNSTEIN, Rachael E CALABY, Alyssa J CAMERON, Sally C CAMERON, Jonathan E CARMAN, David T CHAN, Yu-Ming (Hank) CHESLETT, Rebecca M

HURLEY, Monique S HYATT, Phillipa L (Pip) IOANNOU, Socrates (Jonathan) JACKSON, Emma JARROLD, Sophie M JASEK, Louis P JENKINS, Thomas 0 JENNINGS, Edward C (Ed) JESSEN, Natalie E JILICH, Lauren K KELLETT, Philip KERNEY, Madison B KIM, Lydia KING, Stephanie L KNEZEVICH, Theodore J

(Beck) CLULEY-BOLSIN Christopher D KOP, Jocelyn L LANDY, Katherine E COLLINS, Dayne J CORDY, Reece R COSTIN, Mitchell B (Mitch) CROWLEY, Alice J

LAU, Alexander W

LAWSON, Andrew J (Drew) LIDGERWOOD, Steven G

FLANAGAN, Huw B YEAR 11 ABIKHAIR, Melody R ALSTON, Digby R AMEZDROZ, Sophie A ANDERSON, Edward R

FRIEND, Benjamin H GILBERT-KENT, Simon F GOLDING, Andrew J GRAY, Emma F GREEN, Stephen J GRIFFITHS, Christophers (Chris) GROSS, Joel HAIG, William S HALL, Alistair D HANSON, Hugh C HARBISON, Sam T HARBUTT, Emma R HEANEY, Katelyn L HENDREY, Jeanne K HICKMAN, Tristan T HILL, Elizabeth K HOPE-JOHNSTONE, Virginia C HOUGHTON, Philip R HUNT, Samuel L (Sam) HURST, Elizabeth S JESSEN, Nicholas S JOBSON, Blake A JOHNSTONE, Thomas H (Tom) KIMBER, Aaron J ' KOPELKE, Kirsten J LANGDON, Michael J

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LEE, Jonathan A

SIU, Hiu Nan (Jessica)

BURTON, Stephanie R

GRANT, Andrew C

PARKES, Robert M

LEONTIADES, Cleoniki

SMISSEN, Peter J

CAMERON, Alistair J

GRAY, Alexander J (James)

PATON, Phillipa E

LI, Adrian M

SMITH, Stephanie A

CARAH, Alexander P

GREIG, Katherine H (Kate)

PATTISON, Philippa J

LIGHTFOOT, Nadia M

SMITH, XavierT

CARMAN, Christopher J

GRIFFITHS, Stuart W

PEARDON, Serena M

LO, Hoi Chee (Fion)

STEEN, Tom A

CARNEGIE, Joel P

GRUZAUSKAS, Simon J

PERKINS, Melanie A

MAAS, William P

STEVENSON, Tm D

CHAN, Yuet Yee (Kate)

GUERREIRO, DalilaM

POHLMAN, Sam McG

MACAULAY, Alexandra F

STRIBLING, Alyce K

CHAPMAN, HughW

HAIG, Olivia D

POLLARD, Angus W

MACKENZIE, Susan H

TERPENOU, Leanne L

CHEN, Hung K (Sam)

HARRIS, Tony D

RAMSAY, Tffany E

MCBRIDE, Joshua P

THOMPSON, Benjamin P (Ben) CHENG, Pui F (Vivian) CHESSON, Laura E TORNEY, Georgia L

HARTEN, Hamish G

RHODES, Emma L

HARVEY, Fiona E

ROACHE, Stephanie E ROBERTS, Lauren E

MCCLURE, Courtney A MCELWEE, Samuel W (Sam)

TRIPOLINO, Anthony

CHIANG, Michelle L

HAWKINS, Jane L

MCKAY, Samantha M

TURNER, Che A

CHIANG, Melissa L

HEARD, Geoffrey B L

ROCKEFELLER, Stephanie L

MCKEE-LARSEN, Jamie E

VAN DE POL, James P

CHIDZEY, Andrew B

HENDERSON, Chloe A

ROSS, Catherine L

MCLARTY, Sarah J

VEANES, Nicholas R

CHOW, Sin Yi (Sindy)

HERBERT, Jackson W (Jack)

ROSS, Eliza L

MCLEAN, Susan E

VO, ThiAi(Minh)

CHRISTENSEN, Rosemary C

HERD, PhilippaM

RUSSELL, Julian D

MCLENNAN, Shea W

WEDDELL, Henry J

(Rosie)

HERITAGE, Ashlee E

SAWADE, Samuel J (Sam)

MCNAMARA, Elise B

WEE, Yi En (Jonathan)

CHRISTIE, Melissa A

HEWITT, Nicholas C

SCHOFIELD, Sarah C

MCPADDEN, Tarley

WEST, Fraser H

CIACH, Anthony D

HILL, Nicholas J

SCHOKMAN, Carina

MEAGER, Benjamin J

WEST, Hannah M

CLULEY-BOLSIN Natasha E

HODGSON, Mitchell T

SCRIVEN, Lucy M

MELLETT, Michaela R

WHITE, Christopher W

CLYNE, Christopher M

HOOD, GeorginaC

SEDGER, Alex H

MERRIMAN, Bennett J

WHITE, Jonathan F

COOKE, Hannah E

HOPKINS, William D

SHEAHAN, Jennifer C

MILL, Chloe R

WILLIAMS, Scott A

CROSSLEY, Andrew G

HOUGH, Andrew G

SHERBURN, Michael J

MILLER, Edward J

WILSON, Matthew J

D'ALTERA, Katherine A

HYNES, David P

SHIELS, Xavier M

MILLINGTON, Carl E

WITHAM.ScottJ

(Kate)

ISMAIL, Jonathan

SHUM Daphne H

MONTGOMERY, Campbell J

WRIGHT, Scott W

DAVEY, Phillip S

JAMES, Tmothy D

SILCOCK, Richard P

JASEK, Christopher J

SIMMONDS, Phoebe R

JONES, Alastair H

SINCLAIR, James

KAY, Jessica L

SMITH, Kelly E

KEMP, Andrew G

SOLOMON, Tmothy M

MORRIS, Annie A

WYNN, Sarah J

DAVEY, Clayton T

MURRAY, Marcus L C

YAP, Liam T

DEVROME, Emile K

NG, Chi Fung (Bryan)

YOUNG, David A

DICKENS, Luke C

NG, Ling F (Tom)

YOUNG, Amy E

DONALD, Thomas M

O'ROURKE, Laura E

YUSRIL, Puti N (Rilsa)

DORAN, Jacqueline R

KEMPE, Ryan C

OKHOLM-HANSEN.AnnaB

ZWIRS, Chelsea V

DOUGLAS-GARDEN, Timothy KERNEY, Lachlan J LANNAN, James S H (Hugh)

YEAR 12

DOWLING, Lincoln WT

LAW, Thomas M

TOMKINS Tegan J

ALLAN, David K

DUPE, Terri M

MACGUGAN, David M

TROON, Hamish W

ALLEN, Jessica K

EGAN, Casey L

ARNOLD, Sara L

ELLIOTT, Eliza L

ARRIGO, Jon J

ENGLISH, Christie L

ARTHUR, Caitlin D

EWER, Rebecca A

BAILEY, Katherine M (Kate)

FAGG, Jacqueline E

BARR, Charlotte D

FAIRBAIRN, Jane E

BARSON, Michael S

FORBES, India M

BAUTISTA, John Paul (Paul)

FOX, Emily E

BAUTISTA, Jelly Anne (Anne)

FOY, Lauren C

BEARD, Nicholas

FRANCIS, Kate E

BENNETT, Rhys L

FRANKLIN, Benjamin R (Ben)

BOEHM, Sarah K

FRASER, Tmothy J (Tm)

BRADSHAW, Alice M

GANT, Samantha L

BROWN, Haley M

GILMOUR, Cameron R

BUCEK, Marcel F

GLENNON, Peter F

BUCKLEY, Penelope J

GOLDSWORTHY, Kate L

BURNS-WALLACE, David

GOUGH, Louise P

PASCO, Gemma K PATON, Campbell J (Cam) PETROVSKI, Kristina L PHILIP, Melanie L PICKEN, Peter W PLUMMER, Kasselle L POSSINGHAM, Michael P PREST, Lauren E QUARANTA, Danielle C (Catherine) ,RAMIA, James G RAYSON, Amelia J ROBERTS, Emma D ROBSON, Matthew D ROSS, Jodean P RUSSELL, James G SAUNDERS, Emily R SCAIFE, David J SCHEPERS, Vanessa SHERRIFF, Alicia J

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STOW, Max A TAYLOR, Louise J THOMPSON, AdelleS

MAHER-HILL, Holly P

ULMER, Kirsten J 0

MALLETT, Sarah L

WALKER, Claire R

MALON, Stephanie V

WALSH, Renee L

MANKS, Kathryn F

WALSH, Lucy H

MARUAN, AkhdurA

WARREN, Amelia J

MCCARTY, Thomas W

WATERS, Nicholas E (Nick)

MCCURRY, Miranda N

WEEKS, Jeremy

MEXTED, Todd L

WEI, Gary

MILNER, Michael J

WHITE, Ryan D

MOUNTJOY, Tristan C

WILKENS, Phoebe AT

MUHLEBACH, Xavier J

WOOD, Katherine M (Kate)

NANCARROW, Justine E

WRIDE, Sean C

NICOLO, John-Paul

YAN, Phaik Yee

NOBLE, Chloe L

YOUNG, Thomas 0 (Tom)

O'ROURKE, Jessica A

YOUNG, James L

OYADOMARI, Mitora

ZHANG, Li Fei

PALMER-MORGAN, Jeremy J

Year 12 6th Row L-R Nicholas Beard Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Thomas McCarty David Allan Nicholas Hill Alastair Jones Tony Harris William Hopkins Angus Pollard Ryan White Casey Egan Andrew Kemp Cameron Gilmour Christopher Clyne Xavier Muhlebach Nicholas Hewitt Jeremy Weeks

Marcel Bucek Timothy James

5th Row L-R Andrew Chidzey James Young Jonathan Ismail Hugh Douglas-Garden Julian Russell James Gray Timothy (Tim) Fraser Joel Carnegie Max Stow Thomas (Tom)' Young David Burns-Wallace Nicholas (Nick) Waters Xavier Shiels Thomas Law Alexander Carah Timothy (Tim) Solomon David Macgugan

James Lannan

Lachlan Kerney Sam Sawade

Richard Si 1 cock

Rhys Bennett Michael Barson

Emile Devrome Tristan Mountjoy Thomas Donald

4th Row L-R Carina Schokman Adelle Thompson Michelle Lin San Chiang Justine Nancarrow Kate Goldsworthy India Forbes Phil 1ipa Pattison Kate Bailey Stephanie Roache Chloe Noble Miranda McCurry Serena Peardon Katherine (Kate) D'Altera Louise Gough Jacqueline Fagg Emily Paton Samantha Gant Jane Hawkins Philippa Herd Charlotte Barr Amelia Warren Lucy Walsh Louise Taylor

Natasha Cluley-Bolsin

Peter Glennon Andrew Crossley Mitchell (Mitch) Hodgson

Sarah Schofield

Chloe Henderson

3rd Row L-R Luke Dickens Jon Arrigo Christopher Carman Hung-Kang (Sam) Chen Jackson Herbert Lincoln Dowling James Sinclair Todd Mexted John-Paul Nicolo Ben Franklin Michael Sherburn Hugh Chapman Ryan Kempe Alistair Cameron Stuart Griffiths Andrew Grant Hamish Harten Andrew Hough David Hynes Simon Gruzauskas Paul Bautista Robert Parkes Christopher (Chris) Jasek Sean Ride Akhdur Maruan Michael Milner Phillip Davey Clayton Davey Geoffrey Heard Gary Bin Feng Wei Anthony Ciach 2nd Row L-R Mitora Oyadomari Lucy Scriven Jessica O'Rourke Jessica Allen Penelope Buckley Yuet-Yee (Kate) Chan Kelly Smith Hannah Cooke Melissa Lin Sha Chiang Kate Greig Jane Fairbairn Holly Maher-Hill Renee Walsh Tern' Dupe Claire Walker Stephanie Rockefeller Georgina Hood Stephanie Burton Fiona Harvey Alex Sedger Kirsten Ulmer Rosie Christensen Catherine Ross Lauren Roberts Eliza Ross Melissa Christie Dali 1 a Guerreiro Phoebe Wi1 kens Kathryn Manks Jennifer Sheahan Tegan Tomkins Christie English Rebecca Ewer Phaik-Yee Yan Front Row L-R Daphne Shum Phoebe Simmonds Caitlin Arthur Kate Francis Li Fei (Lesley) Zhang Sarah Boehm Stephanie Malon Vivian Pui Fung Cheng Melanie Perkins Laura Chesson Emily Fox Ashlee Heritage Anne Bautista Kate Wood Jacqueline Doran Absent Sara Arnold

Sarah Mallett

Sam Pohlman

Lauren Foy

Eliza Elliott Alice Bradshaw Jessica Kay Tiffany Ramsay Olivia Haig

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Emma Rhodes

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