Pegasus 2005 reduced by Geelong College

The M a g a z i n e of The G e e l o n g C o l l e g e

Creative Writing

Head of Preparatory School

Book Week

Heads of Senior School

Secret Diary of Adrian Mole

College Council

Middle School Art

School Captains

Textiles

School Prefects

The resistible rise of Arturo Ui

ELC3

Ulysees

ELC4

Trumpets and Raspberries

ELC5

13 Visitors

Prep A

Prep Class 1993/SRC

PrepW

Outreach Program

Year 1J

Little Desert Trip

YeaMW

Lizard Island Trip

Year 2D

Japan Tour

Year 2M

France Tour

Year 3M

Bibbulmun Report

Year 3W

Year 9 Outdoor Education - Woolangara

UK Cricket Tour

100

Debating

102

Tasmanian Music Tour

103

Year 4W

Shalom Christian College Visit

104

Year 5L

Year 5M

Year 6

Cricket

106

Year 6

Badminton

109

Year 6

Rowing

110

Year 7N

Waterpolo

115

Year 70

Swimming

116

Year 7P

Softball

118

Year 7Q

Tennis

119

Year 7R

Basketball

124

Year 7S

Football

127

Year 8D

Hockey

130

Year 8E

Netball

134

Year 8F

Soccer

138

Year 8G

Athletics

141

Year 81

Underwater Hockey/Diving/Equestrian

146

Year 4J

Surf Life Saving/Snowsports/Aerobics

147

Crosscountry

148

Boarding

Calvert

Coles

Awards

150

Keith

School Colours and Honours

154

McArthur

House Colours

156

McLean

Morrison

Shannon

Teaching Staff

162

Wettenhall

Non Teaching Staff

164

Mackie

Staff Farewells

166

Mossgiel

School Roll

168

Gap Year

Music

Arts Week

Senior School Art

Campbell House Art

House of Guilds

Speech Day Address 2005 Mr Hooke, Mr Williamson, members of

more curious about the wider world.

Council, parents, staff, students and

As the poet Keats put it, "education

members of The Geelong College

isn't filling a bucket but lighting a fire".

community. It is my privilege to report

on the progress the College has

Geelong College could successfully

have never doubted that The

made in the course of this year.

undertake the task of educational Greek

renewal which began in earnest this

philosopher, Socrates, 'the unexam-

year. Our Strategic Education Plan

ined life is not worth living'. In my own

aims, over the five years of its imple-

more humble opinion, the unexam-

mentation, to produce better teach-

According

to the

ancient

ined school also has difficulty justify-

ing and learning outcomes for all of

ing its existence. However impressive

our students and prepare them to

its traditions and continuing record of

lead fulfilling lives, 2005 has delivered

achievement, a truly good school

valuable progress on both of these

must have the courage to scrutinize

fronts.

accepted routines and, in response to

For our teachers, in whom the poten-

changing needs and circumstances,

tial for such transformation is vested,

reinvent itself educationally. A truly

it has been a year of intense striving,

good school, by definition, is a striving

learning, experimentation and devel-

school. It recognises the imperative to

opment.

evaluate its policies and programs

research in their classrooms and tri-

constantly, to take calculated risks in

alled different modes of teaching,

Many conducted

action

order to make advances, to accept

New programs were initiated and dif-

inevitable criticism as change occurs

ferent courses devised. Important

and, when practice falls short of

policy formulation was undertaken.

expectations, to adjust its strategies if

Several teachers benefited from the

not its general directions,

opportunity to investigate interesting

The litmus test of such renewal must

teaching practices abroad. All facul-

be the degree to which greater num-

ties were required to develop com-

bers of students are motivated to

plex learning tasks and to ensure that

learn and learn more effectively,

a coherent and responsive curriculum

come to see the value of education

is in place across the school. While

for themselves, and become ever

the last 12 months have undoubtedly

been busy and marked by periodic

year's end, with over 1180 students

frustrations, they have resulted in

expected for 2006. Such steady

numerous educational gains for the

expansion, which begins in Campbell

College and yielded invaluable profes-

House where a double grade stream

sional

learning.

The

Strategic

is now firmly in place, enables the

Education Plan has given teachers

school to sustain a rich curriculum

throughout the school a common

and enhance its offerings. This, I

sense of purpose and a powerful

might add, in an intensely competitive

planning framework, enabling them to

context.

articulate clear and achievable goals

Notwithstanding this general picture

within the various subject disciplines.

of growth and while its numbers are

Their commitment to improving our

reasonable overall,

standards

the

identified late last year as an area of

College educational experience has

concern, the essential problem being

been most commendable this year.

a low intake in Years 9 and 10. Our last

So as to motivate more of our stu-

major study of boarding in 1998 led to

dents, three new subjects of direct

a series of flexible initiatives that put

and

diversifying

boarding was

Dr Pauline Turner with Year 7 Students

contemporary relevance — Media, Information

Technology

and

Psychology — were introduced into the Year 9 and Year 11 programs and all attracted excellent take-up rates. At the same time, Year 10s benefited from a substantially increased range of VCE acceleration opportunities. Intensive week-long programs focusing creatively on Art, History and Geography in the city were undertaken by three Year 9 core groups this year and will be extended to the full cohort in 2006 when Science, English and the Performing Arts come on stream as further stimulating options. This emphasis on linking curriculum to an authentic learning context outside the confines of the classroom will be an increasing feature of the College's programs. The school's commitment to cater for individual interests and abilities is also evident in our investigation of different learning pathways such as the Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning, in-house vocational programs and enhancement study links with universities. Turning now to the subject of enrolments, it has been very gratifying to see numbers increase this year from an anticipated total of 1140 late in 2004 to an actual number of around 1160 in February, rising to 1168 by

Founders' Day Assembly Afternoon Tea

Speech Day Address 2005 residential life on a firmer footing at the

have continued to grow strong and

time. It was necessary to take stock

confident

again this year and, after extensive

morally and aesthetically as they have

consultation with the boarding com-

engaged in a range of fulfilling com-

munity which revealed considerable

plementary activities: music-making,

satisfaction with our boarding pro-

team sport, drama, debating, craft

gram, and wide-ranging deliberations

activities, the outdoors, intercultural

within Council in particular, we settled

experiences and community service.

physically,

emotionally,

on a course of action to consolidate

Highlights of the co-curricular pro-

what we believe to be a fundamental

gram have come in the shape of both

and enriching plank of College life.

events and trends. In music, while not

Accordingly, Year 9 boarding fees

downplaying the splendid Foundation

have been slashed by 30%, sibling dis-

Concert and Carols Service, I would

counts increased, a million dollars has

single out the Glee Club reunion con-

been earmarked for a 5 year refur-

cert in March, in which current

bishment plan, together with addition-

College musicians joined their 65 to

al resources to boost academic sup-

80 year-old counterparts in a pro-

port. Our public recommitment to

gram

boarding was an important strategic

Gilbert and Sullivan operettas; also

rollicking

extracts from

step to take and the Council and I feel

the 'Kool Schools' compact disc proj-

confident that these measures will

ect in which 'Elysian' won the award

bear fruit in the years to come,

for best Rock Band and Ross Beaton,

In the course of my general conversa-

that for best brass instrumentalist. In

tions with parents, I often hear the

sport, I am pleased to note the

view expressed that the most desir-

increasing competitiveness of our

able benefit of a College education is,

boys in the majority of sports thanks

perhaps surprisingly, not the academ-

largely to improved specialist coach-

ic achievements as such, It goes with-

ing, and I congratulate the girls on

out saying that these must be of a

another fine tennis premiership and

demonstrably sound standard but

stunning APS Athletics victory, their

what actually counts most dearly of all

fourth in eight years. The Secret Diary

are the safety and happiness of their

of Adrian Mole, which had us all in

children. Confronted daily by the real

stitches in August, was the major

and mediatised spectre of dysfunc-

drama accomplishment of the year.

tional adolescents growing up in a

July saw the hardier of our students

complex and risk-prone world, par-

and teachers hike along the spectac-

ents are, for the most part, wanting a

ular Bibbulmun track in Western

commitment from us to care well for

Australia and our senior cricketers

their children and to secure for them a

gain invaluable match experience on

broad educational experience where-

English turf. Come September, bud-

in life skills, moral values and opportu-

ding linguists headed off for a 3 week

nities to develop particular interests

tour of France while students keen to

and talents, as much as academic

renew contact with their indigenous

learning, are emphasized. These are precisely

the

acknowledged

established

and

strengths

this

school: excellent pastoral care, a rich co-curricular offering and an extensive range of outreach opportunities. Accordingly, I am pleased to report again this year that College students

page 4

friends spent a week at Shalom

thanks, Firstly, to all teachers for the

Christian College in Townsville.

singular commitment they have made

to Mr Alan Williamson, for his whole

2005 has also been a year when the

this year and which I elaborated upon

hearted dedication to the welfare and

College community has demonstrat-

earlier in my address, I also warmly

advancement of the College.

plary leadership all four will undoubt

ed its strength and will. Firstly, in terms

thank two departing members of the

As I conclude, may I say, on a person-

edly provide next year.

of the support underpinning the Keith

permanent staff: Mr Alan Thomas, for

al note, what a pleasure it has been

The ancient sources of wisdom are

Humble Centre for Music and the

his significant contribution as Head of

for me to be associated with the Year

abundant and enduring in their rele-

Performing

Arts.

Many

you

History over eight years and Mrs

12s of 2005, As they take their final

vance. I began this address by

responded

generously

our

Carol Barnard, who has occupied the

leave of the school today, I wish them

quoting

requests for financial assistance to

position of Director of Community

all well and especially thank the

Socrates; I leave you with these words

the

Greek

philosopher

build this sorely-needed facility and, in

Relations and Development since

Prefects,

the course of 2005, we have wit-

1999, Carol has been a very valuable

Abikhair and Charles Crowl, and in

Confucius which, I would like to

Vice-Captains,

Melody

the

Chinese

sage

nessed the fruits of your support as a

member of the Executive, successful-

particular, Co-Captains, Sarah Wynn

think, sum up the College's educa-

magnificent edifice has risen and

ly managing a large and diverse port-

and Edward Miller, for their exception-

tional quest and determination to

revealed its promise. The second

folio of responsibilities. Together with

al leadership of the student body, And,

bring about constructive change in

community-oriented highlight was the

our gratitude,

as always on this occasion, it is with

the way our students learn: I hear

marvellous October Carnival which

warmest wishes for an enjoyable

much pride and pleasure that I

and I forget. I see and I remember. I

brought

retirement.

announce our new school leaders for

do and I understand.

School students, staff and parents

I am also indebted to the other mem-

2006:

Thank you for your attendance and

together for a wonderfully entertain-

bers of my Executive team for their

Charlotte Curnow and Richard Nation

ing afternoon and evening that also

unstinting efforts again this year; to all

and Co-Captains of the College,

raised record funds for the benefit of

Council members, for the important

Amanda May and Tom Nice, I congrat-

the school,

contribution they have made on

ulate these young people very warmly

It is time now for me to record my

behalf of the school and, particularly,

indeed and look forward to the exem-

Preparatory

and

Senior

offer Carol our

Co Vice-Captains

will

attention today. Dr Pauline Turner Principal

Head of Preparatory School The Preparatory school this year has

their coaches Mr Neeld and Mr

Carole has set high standards and we

6 years, having been both teacher

been

Johnston. A large number of our girl

thank her for her work and dedication

and more recently, Director, to move

busy

place,

terms

Curriculum, we have worked hard to

athletes were selected to be APS

over the years and wish her well for

to another position and we thank her

develop

Navigator

finals competitors and then went

the future.

for her care and oversight of our

which standardizes the format of our

through to help the College win the

Mrs Angela Inturrisi leaves her current

younger children. We wish Lynne well

curriculum offerings under the guid-

overall APS Girls' Athletics trophy. We

role in our Prep School to move to the

for the future.

ance of The Director of Teaching and

congratulate all team members and

position of Registrar in school admin-

I would like to take the opportunity to

Learning, Mrs Mary Mason, and

their coaches. All students were

istration. I thank Angela for her hard

thank all the members of the Prep

Director

Curriculum

and

involved in sporting pursuits of vari-

work and dedication over the past 16

School staff in general and the

Kim

ous kinds over the great majority of

yrs and although she will not be leav-

Administration team for their contin-

Johnson. As a part of this, relevant

weekends throughout the year and I

ing our school, I wish her well for this

ued hard work and support for me

staff in the areas of Mathematics and

thank them, their parents and our

new challenge. Dr Sandra Lea-Wood

personally over this past and busy

Media, spent time developing their

coaches for their time and effort, We

also leaves us at the end of the year

year, I also thank the members of the

skills and planning, using Scholars in

hope that students see this involve-

after 11 years service in our Special

Prep School Parents Association, led

Residence, Marj Home (Maths) from

ment in sport as complementary to

Education section,

having mainly

by President Deidre Griffiths, for all

the Australian Catholic University and

their social, skill, fitness and moral

worked with our more able students.

their support throughout the year. It is

Tim Bain (Media).

development.

We thank her for her efforts to over-

greatly appreciated by parents, staff

We continued to train Middle Schooll

In terms of Capital Developments, the

see activities such as Debating and

and students.

Professional

staff

Curriculum Learning,

the

Miss

Justice

completion of the rear ovals early in

Tournament of Minds and wish her

Program, so that all Welfare and Area

Restorative

the year saw surfaces ready for use in

well for the future.

leaders are now fully trained. The next

winter. We now have level and irrigat-

Mrs Lynne Byatt leaves our ELC after

step is to introduce the "restorative"

ed fields, with cricket pitches laid so

language into the general class-

as not to encroach on winter sur-

rooms. Further training of staff will

faces. More recently, cricketers have

happen at the start of next year and

been able to use the new synthetic

we have begun a routine process of

pitches. Oval work was closely fol-

conferences to deal with any situa-

lowed by the completion of the

tions of conflict.

Campbell

Several trips were run for smaller

Building, Although opened later than

groups of interested students this

expected, the building has been in

House

Multi-purpose

year. These trips included a diving trip

use since mid-year and now provides

to Lizard Island and a "sister city"

a large assembly area, an Art room,

exchange to Izumiotsu in Japan. Both

LOTE room and toilets so that After

trips ran very smoothly and we heard

School Care and the Holiday program

of many positive experiences from

can be based in this centre. It has also

these trips. Students from Izumiotsu

reduced the stress on Middle School

will make a return visit next year.

shared facilities such as Robertson

The Geelong College Challenge was

Hall and the Gym. An additional toilet

run again this year with a group of 16

block,

local schools. Each team was com-

Campbell House students during the

prised of 4 Yr 6 students competing

week and for older students during

which

caters

for

older

for the title of Challenge Trophy win-

sport on Saturday, was also opened.

ner. Montpellier PS emerged as win-

A number of long serving staff will leave us at the end of the year. Mrs

ner of the event. and

Carole Mallett leaves us after 18 years

Cricket teams have had great suc-

of service, having taught drama and

cess this year, The Football team won

directing many productions at both

the Regional Ttle and went on to the

Campbell House and Middle School,

Monaghetti region, whist our crick-

as well as driving the World Vision

eters won the State Ttle. We congrat-

40hr Famine, which has raised over

ulate all members of these teams and

$70 000 during Mrs Mallett's time.

Our

Upper Primary

Football

Mr Chris Lawson Head of the Preparatory School

Heads of Senior School As we celebrated another impressive

of students, each with their own part to

a student-inspired initiative to involve

encouraged each student to con-

APS girls' Athletics victory alongside a

play in an overall performance. The

charitable organisations directly at

tribute to his or her potential, and the

significantly improved performance

most challenging of these was the

the annual College Carnival; and pro-

students themselves who continue to

from the boys' team, it became

annual College Drama production, just

grams within each House enabling

strive to do their best for both individ-

apparent that the primary contributing

one highlight amongst an array in 2005.

students to make a personal contri-

ual and collective benefit.

factor in the success of both squads

Musical ensembles of various sizes

bution to both local and global com-

was not so much the spectacular

have entertained us weekly in assem-

munities,

wins of a talented few, but the 'per-

blies and at major events such as the

This year's Pegasus records but a few

sonal bests' from a much larger group

Foundation Concert and the annual

of the achievements of The Geelong

of very committed athletes. Whilst our

Carols by Candlelight. In a similar vein,

College class of 2005; a great many

swimmers and athletes consistently

exhibitions from Fine and Applied Arts

more have been noticed and remem-

strive to advance individual, quantifi-

students have brought to life the

bered by students, staff and parents

able goals, many of the activities with-

Cloisters Gallery and Morrison Hall.

over the course of another typically

in our extensive curriculum, co-cur-

It is wonderful to see the continuing

busy year. We thank parents for their

ricular program, outreach opportuni-

expansion of student involvement in

ongoing support, members of staff for

ties and community service ventures

community service activities this year,

the

call on our students to achieve their

Highlights

best in an entirely different arena,

the participation of many Year 10 stu-

readily identifiable as times from a

dents in the Kalkee

stopwatch.

Intergeneration

A key component of the College

Project;

Strategic Education Plan, the building

response to World

of intellectual character, demands a

Vision's annual cam-

record

response from all students to take

paign; a lunch enti-

greater responsibility - not only for

tled "The Real Deal"

their own learning, but also for the

involving most of the

collective progress of the cohort. By

Senior School; blood

engaging actively in academic activi-

donation visits; envi-

ties and collaborating with others in a

ronmental endeav-

co-operative fashion, their own edu-

ours; increased rec-

cational

onciliation projects;

program

significantly

peers. In parallel to our successes on the athletics field, the long term improvement of the College's academic standards has been achieved and maintained - not so much via the achievements of a gifted minority but through diligence, an enquiring approach and intellectual persistence on a daily basis from the cohort as an entirety, The true strength of our comprehensive

sporting

program

can

observed at all levels, whereby each student participates at their own level, practising new skills and contributing for the benefit of a team. Similarly, in an artistic realm, a range of dramatic productions have combined groups

with

which

they

Margaret

Lethbridge

Heads of Senior Schooi

have

include

Often these successes are not as

enhanced along with that of their

care

Roger Smith and

Below: Mr Smith and M r s Lethbridge at the Year 12 final breakfast

School Council Report A former Chairman, and for some time

appeals, voluntary contributions to its

building permit was made. This has

2005. As the Council has previously

also the acting Principal of Geelong

building fund and bequests. I make

made it extremely difficult to obtain a

determined that no more than about

Grammar, Robin Ritchie, described

particular mention of the capital

permit to undertake a development

1230 students should be enrolled to

members of a school council as

appeal for the Keith Humble Centre

that involves the removal of any

ensure that the high standards of the

trustees for their school between one

for Music and Performing Arts. This

native vegetation, As a result, an

school can be maintained, it is fast

generation to the next. He said that

appeal has been an outstanding suc-

alternative site in the same locality

approaching the point where it will be

their primary purpose was therefore to

cess thanks to the extraordinary gen-

may have to be found.

full. The Council has resolved to seek

ensure continuance by providing an

erosity of those who have con-

Thirdly, continuance requires that a

to strengthen boarding at the College

educational

tributed. More than $1.6 million has

College education be unique and

through initiatives such as additional

acceptable to the community in which

been raised so far.

innovative and of the highest quality

fee concessions, unique programs for

it is located, at a price which the com-

Secondly, continuance requires the

to ensure that it is acceptable to the

boarders and the refurbishment of

munity can afford and which will give

provision of new facilities such as the

College community, and that it is a

Mossgiel and Mackie. It did so in

the school sufficient income to survive.

Keith Humble Centre for Music and

point of difference from the other

recognition of the importance of

It is useful, when reviewing the school

Performing Arts. The building

independent schools in the region,

boarding to the fabric of the school.

year on behalf of the College Council,

emerging as a magnificent addition to

to consider if there has been continuance at The Geelong College. There

environment

that

the

Continuance at the school is only

the facilities at the Senior School

Strategic Education Plan. Although

possible because of the hard work of

campus. Another example is the new

the Plan has only been in place for

Dr Turner and members of staff. They

are four key indicators of this out-

multi-purpose

Campbell

one year, it is apparent from the initia-

have the ideas, the capacity to imple-

come. Firstly, continuance requires

House. This was a remarkable trans-

tives announced by Dr Turner during

ment them and a determination to

that the school be in a sound financial

formation of a simple portable class-

the year that there has already been

ensure that the school continues to

room

Hence

the

importance

position. I am pleased to say that the

room to an attractive and useful facili-

significant progress with its imple-

succeed. The result of their tireless

College not only pays its way but also

ty that complements the unique edu-

mentation, The Council's commitment

contribution to the advancement of

produces a healthy surplus. Surpluses

cation

to the Plan is demonstrated by the

the school and its students is the sig-

are needed each year to provide the

House. The school's architects are to

substantial increase in the provision

nificant continuance that has been

means by which there can be contin-

be commended for their work.

for education costs in the annual

achieved in many areas of the school this year,

environment

Campbell

uance through investment in new

Unfortunately the outdoor education

budget.

education initiatives, improvements to

facility is not progressing as planned

Fourthly, strong enrolments are a

facilities and new equipment and

as there have been unexpected diffi-

good indication that the community

buildings. The capacity of the school

culties in securing a permit to build

considers that a College education is

to continue is also dependant on the

the facility on the chosen site in the

both acceptable and affordable. 1169

support which it receives from the

Grampians.

students

College community by way of capital

enacted after the application for a

New

legislation

was

were

enrolled

the

Preparatory and Senior Schools in

Alan Williamson Chairman of Council

School Council members and invited guests at the opening of the Campbell House Multi-purpose room.

School Captains' Report They say that the key to successfully

think that the Class of 2005 has been

such an innovative community con-

surviving Year 12 comprises of three

particularly characterised by this soli-

tinuing to expand the boundaries of

darity and sense of fun,

education that stirs within us the

essential of these is striking a balance

Whilst the beauty and tradition of The

greatest sense of pride for our school,

between the hectic workload and the

Geelong College will continue to

new possibilities of a changing social

evoke powerful memories for us, it is

life, requiring quite simply the need for

rather the privilege to be a part of

components.

Possibly

the

most

organisation. However, organisation has to be driven by a clear vision of what you want to achieve from your final year, and the motivation that accompanies this, Thirdly, the basis for really enjoying Year 12 is found in the people around you, your peers and your teachers - these friendships help to buoy you along the course of Year 12. The Geelong College offers many opportunities to its students throughout their schooling, endowing them with a sense of continuity and tradition whilst encouraging improvement and innovation within the school environment. In pursuing this balance, we, as a Year level, have endeavoured to extend the scope of our social service programs through the support of local and global communities, helping us to preserve established

traditions

and

work

towards the innovation of new ones. In reflection, the legacies of previous generations

Collegians

have

helped to nourish our own visions of what the contribution of a uniquely 2005

atmosphere

could

be.

attempting to create this atmosphere we have been motivated by our collective Year 12 goals of servant leadership to, and a consciousness of, responsibility, fairness and support for all Year levels. Whilst we recognised the importance of such practices, we did not neglect to enjoy the camaraderie and exhilaration of experiencing our final year together, In this sense, The Geelong College's vibrant and compassionate network of pastoral care has succeeded in creating a

model

peer

responsibility

amongst students. We would like to

Founders' Day Assembly Afternoon Tea. Sarah Wynn, M a r g a r e t Lethbridge and Edward Miler

Edward Miller and Sarah Wynn Co-Captains

2005

School

Prefects

PREFECTS 2 0 0 5 3 r d Row L-R: Thomas Johnstone Scott Williams Campbell Paton Huw Flanagan Scott W r i g h t James Van de Pol David Young 2nd Row L-R: Lauren Prest Madeline Brennan Elizabeth Hurst Bennett Merriman Christopher White Stephanie Smith Gemma Pasco Amy Young Front Row L-R: Charles Crowl (Co-Vice Captain) Sarah Wynn (Co-Captain) M r s M a r g a r e t Lethbridge Dr Pauline Turner Edward Miller (Co-Captain) Melody Abikhair (Co-Vice Captain)

ELC 3

ELC4

Georgia Adams, Eva Baensch

Emily O'Byrne, Imogen Colls

Caitlin Smith, Myalla Hatch

llah W a t s o n , Sophie Colson

Amara Betts, Annabel Jelley

Charlotte Darcy, Lucy Juros

Sam Hall, M r s A. Fitzgerald [ELC4 Teacher),

Max Piroch, Curtis Hodgson

Fynn McLeod

Charlie Harris

Patrick Ryan, Miss R. Gaylard (ELC4 Assistant Teacher), Lachlan Jones

M r s R. Featherstone (ELC Teacher), Miss F. Gregoriou

Jack Moorfoot, Tristan Phung

Oscar lllingworth, Kurtis Brandt

ELC 5

1. Thomas Rumble, Thomas Milner 2. Sophie Tol, Isabel Sayers, Stephanie Cameron, Katie Klein 3. William Gorell, Ava Gorell, Sarah Ecclestori, p d ^ r t n e y B a r t l e t t 4. Jonathon Cole, Blake Coutts 5. M r s R. Featherston, M r s J. Lewis 6. Lachlan Wynter, Samuel Peace 7. Bailey Scott, Oscar Hynes 8. Auryn Holmes, Jessica McLachlan, Ethan Gubbels, James Thome 9. M r s R. Mofyneux, Grace O'Brien, Jack Klein, Georgia Urquhart 1 0 . Samuel Malone, Katie O'Connor, Lachlan B a r t l e t t H . Luke Perry, M r s M. Herbert, James Lee

Prep A

Thomas McDonald, Jake W e s t

Fergus Black, Lachlan Adams, Oscar Malone

Alexander O'Byrne

Grace Stewart, Michaela Ryan, Claudia Rose

Neve Horvat

M r s A. Abraham

Nicholas Proebstl

Oscar Brownless

Aleisha Mauderer

Luke De Young, Maddison Cam, M r s A. Abraham, Edward Cockram

Prep W Step Back in Time

1J Chloe Wynter, M r s K. Jones, Mollie Fernandez Angela Morris, Isabella Harris, Lucas Thomson-Moore, Elizabeth Ivanciv Nicholas Manton, Lucinda Milner, M a t t h e w Malishev Alexander W e s t Jack Rayson, Suzanne Baxter, Maysie Sadler Olivia Anderson Ashleigh Cole, James Gorell, Hollie Rochow Ethan Braslis,. Caitlin Sankey, Jordan O'Leary Dominique Russell, Thomas Murray, Lachlan McBain

1W M r s S. Wynter, M a t t h e w Jackman, Ruby D'Arcy Taylor Van Den Bedem, Mark Kovacev, Sidney Scerri Rachael Goy, Jessica Fitzpatrick, William Carr Amelia Patrick Sam Coutts, Emma Gorell Olivia Karavitis Harrison O'Brien, Eliza Santalucia, William Tol Charles Baylis, Chantel Horvat Jonas Drijver, Rebecca McGrath Jack Lindros Daniel Morgan

2D and M Rebecca Finlay, Morgan Perry, Emily Nash, Elana Berton, Tiahna Proebstl, Shannessy W a r d , Caitlin Scally, Zoe Gorell, Maddie Robinson

Sarah Smith, Mr C. Dinneen, MacKenzie Chrimes

Ukrainian Easter Eggs

Elliott Grossnickle, Jaydn Halik, Manning Gratwick, Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Benjamin Malone, Elizabeth Klein, Lachlan McPherson, Anthony Johnston

M r s H. McLean, Eugene Lynch, Griffin Pascoe

2D and M

Madalyn Colman, Griffin Pascoe, Isabella Xu, Ruby Brownless, Arcadia Deyoung, Michelle Goy, Nina Brown, Phillippa Thorne

Jake Mitchell, Thomas Neerhut, Olivia Clarke, Samuel B a r t l e t t

Ukrainian Easter Eggs Lachlan McDonald, Mitchell Goninon, Hamish Black, Tom Shembrey, Darcy Narita, Sam Goodear

3M a n d W

Harry Booth

Liam W a t s o n , Mitchell O'Leary, Zachary Plumridge, Cassidy Allberry

Corina Palmer, M a t t h e w Appelbe, Isobel Kelly

Lachlan Patrick, Toby Profitt, Keaghan Kennedy

James Fitzpatrick, Nicholas Malishev, Robert Carter Jm

Marnie Easton-Bylykbashi, Lucy Brownless

3M and W Alexandra Jablonsky, Vittoria Di Martino, Mietta Frlan, Megan Wallace

Fraser McKinstry, Hamish Baylis, Hugh Neerhut

Alexandra Lever, Bronte Panckridge, Natalie Collett, Olivia Skinner, Haley Cielesh

Connor Forsyth, Samantha Hamilton, Elizabeth Findlay, Hamish Russell

Shani W a t s o n , Jack Stekelenburg, Genevieve Polic, Alice McGregor

4J and W

Frazer Stewart, Brady Harmon Lane Hyde Gemma D'Adamo, Alexander Wood, William Shelley

Nina Zhang Tom Carman Virginia Eddey, Hannah-Mae Hoare, Jai van den Bedem

Rebecca Griffiths, Jack Shembrey, Daniel Hodgson

Peter Angliss, Kelsey Reith-Myers, Olivia Garcey Scarlett Edgar, Imogen Nicholson Max Payne, Laura O'Adamo, William Cailes

Max Steinfort, Ella Fenton, Hugh Tribe Alexander Wood, Jye Osborn, Mr D. Wade, Alexander De Young, Emma Ring, Emily Baulch, Amelia Carter

Alexandra Luppino, Jye Osborn, Erica W h i t e , Sam Russell

Emily Baulch, Sarah Cielesh, Eileen Hu, Emma Ring, Alexandra Ragg Ronan Mathews, Shayden Robinson

Juliette Jarvis, Hannah Peace, Liam Oborne

Mr P. Jeffreys

Harry Graham, Jaimee Allen, M a t t h e w Parker

Patrick Brimacombe, Julia Colman, Richard Rollo

5L Richard Baylis, Katherine Appelbe, Francoise Hill

Lara Palmer, Allanah Freddi, Courtney Kop

Byron FisherKolosa A

Anna Black Alexander Neerhut

M r s J. Hobbs, Rachel Patterson

Kate Plowman

HannahChirnside

Aaron Derksen

Georgia Thorne, Oliver Neerhut

Jake Booth, Alexander Certoma

Riley Dye j

Marius Gratwick, Macklen Barker, M a t t h e w McGrath

Abbey MacDonald, Erika Crowley-Clough, George McFarlane

Ian Lee

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7Q Under Siege 2005

Santo Tripodi, Dean Turnley, Victor Mims

Annabelle Uebergang, Brigitte Russell, Anna Clark

Brittany Fitzpatrick, Katherine Monotti

M r s W. Flynn, Mr P. Armitage

Russell George

Eilish Rolland, Nicola Riley

Alexander Dixon-Trigg, Harrison Byrnes

Lily Chirnside

Richard Langham, Angus Johnstone, James Brodie

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We want to be yobbos because life is so g o o d if you s l e e p all day. Ross Anderson, 14. Alex Stewart, 13.

I'm going to be a f a s h i o n d e s i g n e r , so I c a n be f a m o u s and rich, and m a k e cool n e w c l o t h e s .

The next great Australian leg s p i n n e r - I w a n t to f o l l o w in t h e f o o t s t e p s of Shane and Richie. Mitchell Gourley 14 W e w a n t t o t r a v e l a r o u n d t h e w o r l d t o e x p e r i e n c e all t h e d i f f e r e n t p l a c e s a r o u n d us. Kate Kittelty 1 4 , Lauren Kemp 1 3 , Anthea O'Brien 1 4 , Mary Bradshaw 14

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Back Row: Emily Trethowan, Monique Sherriff, Sophie Hayes Front Row: Laura Beveridge, Jessie Knott

Back Row: Elizabeth Gore Front Row: M r C. Machar

8G and I

Calvert House H e a d of House: Mrs Diane Black

strength in recent years. However,

James Brotchie and Matthew Collett

t-shirts crossing the line in 1st place,

Tutors: Mrs Diane Clifford,

this year through the musical expert-

dazzled the crowd with their silky

The efforts of the younger students

Mrs Julia Ekkel, Mrs Linda Gallus,

ise of Ross Beaton, Melody Abikhair

skills, Hockey players Melanie Philip

must be commended for filling in the

Mr Andrew Payne, Mr Brendan Ryan,

and Louis Jasek, we managed to find

and Sam Bartlett spanked that ball

older age groups, and congratulations to James Van de Pol, James

Mr Michael Terry

that extra octave to place 3rd overall,

with all they had, along with Sarah

Captains: Virginia Hope-Johnstone

our best finish in four years. Our rendi-

Dennis and David Carman, Calvert fin-

Russell, Will Schofield and Stephanie

Bennett Merriman

tion of Old time Rock And Roll definite-

ished in 3rd position on the podium as

Guy who were Age Champions, Their efforts no doubt went a long way to

Prefects: Charles Crowl, Thomas

ly did sooth the soul of the judge.

a mixed Hockey team, As the Netball

Champness, Stephanie Smith,

Continuing our success, we streaked

girls came out to play, we saw the

bringing the Athletics cup home to

Melanie Philip, Henry Weddell

ahead of our opponents in Cross-

strong-minded junior girls make their

Calvert yet again, for the fourth year

country to finish a controversial 2nd

way to be runners up, while the

running. But our efforts for the day did

place. Outstanding

senior girls came

not finish at that. Our traditional House

as a House. This year we have defi-

performances

through with the

Fund-raiser BBQ turned out to be a

nitely been the dominate House of the

from James Van

goods to win the

success, raising $120 to go to the

school. We have achieved top three

David

Granny. Phoebe

Cancer Fund, a fund that we have

finishes in 10 of the 14 major House

Hunt,

James

Gubbins,

Sarah

strongly supported throughout the

and

What a great year it's been for Calvert

Pol,

year,

competitions, an achievement of

R u s s e l l ,

Henderson

which

of Calvert

Stephanie Smith,

the

Marendaz

Finally as Captains we would like to

should be very proud. Starting the

Will Schofield and

twins along with

thank every single member of the

year with Swimming, we gave it

the up and coming

Seniors Phoebe

House for all their effort and enthusi-

everything we could. No matter how

Year 9s inspired

East, Pip Hyatt

asm during the year. Although the

little clothing we wore, our toned bod-

the

ies and colourful togs couldn't quite

another

get us over the line, doggy paddling

sive result. Our cricketers again domi-

have all had as much fun and enjoy-

our way to 6th position, Special men-

nated their opponents with the bat and

ment out of the year as we both have.

tion must go to Jessie Gubbins,

the ball to smash their way to the

Special thanks must go to our Tutors,

Charles Crowl, Alicia Sherriff, Darci

House's second win in two years,

Mrs Ekkel, Mr Ryan, Mr Payne, Mrs

Egan and Stephanie Smith for their

James Ramia, Tom Johnstone and

Clifford, Mrs Gallus and Mr Terry for

excellent swims.

young-gun Ben Schultz steered the

their time and commitment through-

Next on the Agenda was House

team to victory.

Music, a House activity which has not

Our Tennis players also delivered

and Eliza Sell helped Calvert to come a

Mrs Black who has helped all mem-

been

another superb result, with our Junior

close 2nd overall.

bers of the House in all aspects of life.

girls

winning.

Our basketballers took to the court

Her support and effort has been

Stephanie Guy and Lucy Faulkner

with a spring in their step. Campbell

greatly appreciated. Finally thanks to

dominated the Junior Girls' doubles

Sutherland was a huge obstacle for

the House Prefects, Henry Weddell,

while William Van de Pol and Michael

opposing teams. Greer Dimsey and

Tom

Guy served up a free lesson to their

Angela Smith also played superbly,

Charles Crowl, Stephanie Smith and

opponents for a combined result of

recording a 4th place finish. As that

Melody Abikhair who have passion-

2nd overall. Our domination in the

famous quote suggests 'Courage

ately assisted in moulding this House

every

member

Calvert's

House

Peter Cronk Trophy may be a satisfy-

impres-

ing reward for our efforts, I hope you

and

Senior

out the year, A huge thankyou goes to

boys

Champness,

Melanie

Philip,

summer sports did not end there.

cannot be measured on a scale of 1 to

into the great shape it is in today.

Guided by Allysha Coghlan and Cheryl

10", our footy players again played

We wish all Calvert members the best

Yeung, our Badmintoners smashed

with courage well off the scale to

of luck for the upcoming years.

their way to an admirable 4th place

record their 4th House Footy win in

finish. The Softball girls, lead by

four years. The Weddell boys, Henry

Melody Abikhair, combined to strike,

and

Albert,

along

with

George

throw and pitch like the pros, running

Johnstone and Ben Grice, outclassed

home into 3rd position.

their opponents in every game.

Moving into winter, the Soccer play-

When the time came to prove our

ers pulled on their boots and slicked

dominance, Calvert stepped up to the

back their hair to kick the

occasion at the Athletics. Spectators

House into 3rd place.

continually

sighted

our

maroon

Virginia Bennett

Hope-Johnstone Merriman

Co-Captains

and

CALVERT HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Thomas (Tom) Middlemiss James Ramia Edward Anderson James Russell James Brotchie Samuel Burrell James Van De Pol William Schofield Campbell Sutherland Christopher Cluley-Bolsin Alexander Herd Clancy O'Connor Henry Russell Thomas (Tom) Johnstone Jacob (Jake) Dales-Sutton Matthew Howard 5 t h Row L-R: John Leontiades Louis Jasek Timothy (Tim) Maltby John Heard Grant James Mark

Gruzauskas William Monotti Alistair Lindeman Samuel Bartlett Ross Beaton James Champness David Carman Thomas (Tom) Sawade 4 t h Row L-R: Naomi Bailey Allysha Coghlan Ainslie Herbert Sarah Dennis Jessie Gubbins Alicia Sherriff Phillipa (Pip) Hyatt Annabelle Paton Angela Smith Catherine (Cate) Townley Eliza Sell Annaleise Peake Holly Bartlett Greer Dimsey Phoebe East 3 r d Row L-R: George Johnstone Zach Gubbins William Champness Daniel

Gledhill Jake Addison James Perkins Michael Guy Campbell Taylor Benjamin Grice William Van De Pol Albert Weddell David Hunt M a t t h e w Collett Jeremy Woolman John (Jack) Townley Benjamin (Ben) Schultz Thomas Fairbairn 2nd Row L-R: Annabel Marendaz Cheryl Yeung Phoebe Gubbins Darci Egan Jacqueline Carr Sophie Allen Sarah Henderson Stephanie Guy Lucy Faulkner Georgina Philip Cleoniki (Cleo) Leontiades Shandika Mileva

Emily Rutherford Elizabeth Marendaz Katherine Barton Front Row L-R: Stephanie Smith Melody Abikhair Melanie Philip Virginia Hope-Johnstone Bennett M e r r i m a n Henry Weddell Charles Crowl Thomas Champness TUTORS: M r s L C Gallus Mr M L Terry Mr B Ryan M r s D M Clifford Mr A Payne HEAD QF HOUSE: M r s D Black

Coles House H e a d of House: Mrs Donna

made a very happy village,

afternoon in Term 2, Tyson Doherty,

however our opposition was just too

Lannan

The whole House was buzzing about

Haydon Holmes, and James Zwirs

strong this year, Junior Netball was a real highlight with Freya Langham

House Captains: Tom Carah,

House Music late in Term 1. Joel Gross

were the leaders in the boys and

Sarah McLarty

and David Adams were the master-

Isabelle Russell, Nell Myer and Jessica

leading an energetic and vocal team

House Tutors: Mr Gerard

minds behind our performances. They

Siu all came in the top 10 placings for

into the final. Laura Comer and her

Donovan, Mr Danny Clifford,

showed their true musical colours,

their age group. Coles House had

team of senior netballers were very

Ms Debbie Hynes, Mr Gary

conducting and performing on numer-

record numbers of students compet-

competitive, however were unfortu-

Montgomery, Mr Richard Morris,

ous instruments as we bobbed our

ing this year. They may not have all

nate to be just beaten in each of their

and Mrs Petrina Porter.

way to second place with Oompa

been running their fastest but they

games

House Prefects: Madeline

Loompa and our rendition of School Of

were "participating enthusiastically".

As House Athletics approached Coles

Brennan, Laura Comer,

Rock, Softball saw Leeshia Warn and

As the winter season was nearing to

House were warming up, stretching

Huw Flanagan, Philip Houghton,

Laura Comer hitting homers, Penny

an end Coles teams got wet and

and training for the biggest event of

Cordner playing backstop for the first

muddy,

House

Football,

the day, the House chant, We sang

time, and Sarah

Hockey

and

our revamped version of Humpty

2005 has been an incredibly produc-

McLarty

sur-

Soccer. As Philip

Dumpty with gusto, stealing 1st place

tive and enjoyable year for Coles stu-

prised

herself

Houghton

lead

from Shannon, Unfortunately our run-

dents, The Pale blue has shone

when she man-

his undermanned

ning, throwing and jumping skills were

through and we have achieved some

aged to get bat to

team

of our best victories. House swim-

ball when facing

soccer

Gemma Pasco

playing

the

not quite up to our vocal skills and we

ovals,

placed 5th overall. Huge efforts were

onto

ming was one of the early highlights.

a very fast pitch-

none off us had

put in by our sprinter Nell Myer, long

Sam Harbison stepped up to lead us

er, The girls were

high

distance champion Haydon Holmes

into second place, along with newly

delighted

w i n n i n g .

and by our strongarm, Jack Nelson,

recruited fish, Tom Foott, Angus

strike up a 3rd

However,

with

The Year 9 girls once again did a ster-

Fitzpatrick and Rachael Golightly. On

place in Softball.

Angus Fitzpatrick

ling job filling many of the empty

this

fine

swimming

day

Philip

hopes

A fine effort given

events in older Age groups. House

Langdon

we had very few true softball players

Debating always seems to be the

organised a BBQ to raise money to

on our side. Wayde Tarticchio, Adrian

House activity that is left to the few

buy soccer uniforms for Mukawa vil-

Li, Jessica Siu and Crystal Shing all

who are willing to take the time to fine

lage in Papua New Guinea. We also

helped place us 3rd in the badminton

tune their love speech writing. Kent

ran a cake and sweet stall in the last

competition. Tom Carah led our cricket

Lin, Julian Flanagan, Gemma Pasco,

week of Term 2 so that we could

team to near glory. Outstanding per-

Maddie Brennan, Emily Saunders,

formances

Toby Davies and Lydia Kim are just a

Houghton

and

Michael

reach

our goal

$300. Thank you

from

Richard

Lugg,

Lachlan Henderson, John Graham and

and Tm Watson strong in defence,

few of the students who debated for Coles this year,

Charlie Cameron helped Coles to a

and Tom Carah in a scoring mood, we

everyone

commendable second place. After

beat Morrison 5-1, Our expectations

Big thanks must go to Mrs Lannan for

w h o

these fantastic performances, Coles

grew going into the second game,

keeping us under control through the year and also supporting us when we

baked bis-

House was placed 1st in the much sort

however

cuits

and

after Peter Cronk trophy at the end of

when we were just beaten by a more

needed her, Thanks must also go to

cakes,

Term 1.

skilful Wettenhall team. Girls' House

the great tutors for looking after the Year levels and keeping the Coles spir-

donated

suddenly

crushed

Basketball team

Soccer proved to be a mud bath for

attracted a lot of attention this year

all, as girls in runners slid and slipped

it alive and well. We must also thank

helped dur-

when they won the final, New recruits

across the greasy surface. Despite

the House Prefects who set a fine

lollies ing

The agile boys'

they

the

Tyson Doherty and Tom Foott injected

being beaten convincingly by Keith,

example, and finally we must thank all

stall. The

speed and height into the team.

they went on to score some miracu-

Coles students. You made it a breeze

response

Veterans, Huw Flanagan and Che

lous goals and celebrated according-

in all House activities and a great

from House

Turner rebounded and rejected from

ly in their game against McLean. Our

pleasure to be in Coles House 2005.

members

all angles of the court and Alex

Hockey team fought hard in each of

was

fan-

Stanley, the 3 point wonder, all com-

their games with Ben Haskett, Amelia

tastic

and

bined to smash Morrison 34-22 in the

Anderson and Stacey Taylor all play-

I'm

sure

final, House Cross-Country, or stroll

ing great defensive games, Sam

1. Jessica Siu

we have

along the river, was held on a sunny

Harbison led a number of fast breaks,

2. Joel Gross

Tom Carah and Sarah McLarty Co-Captains

COLES HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R : James Zwirs Theodore Knezevich Tyson Doherty Che Turner John [Jack] Nelson Sam Harbison Phillip Allen Lachlan Henderson Tom Foott Timothy W a t s o n Haydon Holmes David Cordner David Adams Julian Flanagan M a t t h e w W r i d e 5 t h Row L-R: Angus Fitzpatrick Michael Langdon Man Chung [Adrian] Li Wayde Tarticchio Benjamin FaganNolan Alexander Stanley Thomas

(Tom) Carroll Eric Chien Richard Lugg Philip Kellett Andrew Billing Toby Davies John Graham 4 t h Row L-R: Penelope Cordner Leeshia W a r n Jocelyn Kop Freya Langham Alyssa Calaby Helena (Nellie) Myer Amy Harbison Julia Reid Chelsea Zwirs Ona Grossnickle Madeleine Hayes Rachael Golightly Ella Riley Isabelle Russell 3 r d Row L-R: Rebecca Cameron Emily

Saunders James Pasco Ryan Alldis Kim W h i t e Cameron Wade Benjamin (Ben) Haskett M a t t h e w Lugg Charles Cameron Kent Lin Yu-Ming (Hank) Chan Yu Xuan Yang Hiu Nan (Jessica] Siu 2nd Row L-R: Amelia Agosta Ka Yan (Crystal) Shing Teagan Kirsopp Sophie Mackenzie Chelsea Hardcastle Zoe Keogh Jeanne Hendrey Stacey Taylor Lydia Kim Amelia Anderson

Kendall Craig Front Row L-R: Madeline Brennan Gemma Pasco Laura Comer Sarah McLarty Thomas Carah Huw Flanagan Philip Houghton Absent: Siobhan Adams Joel Gross TUTORS: Mr K Doan Mr G Donovan M r s P Porter Ms T Hynes Mr D Clifford . HEAD OF HOUSE: M r s DM Lannan

Keith House H e a d of House: Mr Gareth Gilby

location and atmosphere.

only when rain saw the event post-

and 1st respectively in Netball and

Tutors: Mrs Jenny Smith, Mrs Paula

Displaying our many talents in the House

poned for two days and interrupted

Soccer. In an interview with Minh Vo,

Henning, Ms Louise Monotti,

events this year, we started with a bang

Keith members' intensive training and

Captain of the girls' Soccer team, she

Mr John Xiao, Mr Michael Gallus,

(the starter's gun) and then finished

dietary preparation for the event, that

said that "Keith girls have the best

Mr Chris Dillon, Ms Sarah Hallows

most of those swimming races in about

we were pipped at the post, earning a

skills in all of the School".

Captains: Kate Heaney,

7th place, which, not surprisingly is

remarkable 2nd place.

Our success this year, however, must

David Young

where we finished overall. A stand out

However, it was in the minor House

be partly attributed to our dedicated

Prefects: Michael Colman, Georgia

performance came from Jess Guerow.

events where Keithians were able to

tutors. If Keith was a meat pie, the

Torney, Minh Vo and Jonathan White

In the other major sporting events this

display their individual talent and good

tutors would be the sauce; if Keith was a cake, the tutors would be the

year, Keith placed no lower than 8th!

sportsmanship.

As another year passes by, it's out

Fine performances from athletes such

Kristen Battye "kick-started" Keith on

icing - the tutors are the glue - they

with the old and in with the new,

its rise up 'the

are essential, Mrs Smith and Mrs

Another set of Keith students have

Charlotte Curnow

Peter

Crank'

Henning are the keepers of the Year

been filtered through the House, hav-

helped us to a

d e f e a t i n g

9s, Ms Monotti and Mr Xiao Year 10s,

ing smoothed any lumpy bits or rough

respectable 8th in

Morrison

and

edges are now ready to be released

the Cross-Country,

Shannon

into the world. With such initiatives as

which is far better

Tennis,

Once

A special mention must be made of

Keith Kindness week and Kindness

than

again

Leanne

Ms, Monotti who has worked relent-

nominations, it has become clear that

spectable 8th.

Terpenou

and

lessly all year as chief editor and pro-

as well as Keith being an athletic, aca-

Keith's renditions

K a s s e I I e

ducer of Keith's one and only 'Royal

demic, musical, modest and ridicu-

and

Plummer lead an

Stag' and to Ms Hallows who kept rein

lously good looking House, we are

Shout and To Be

inspiring Softball

of the Year 12s during 1st Term before

caring, sharing and fun loving, Keith is

With You in House Music blew every-

team with star player Georgia Scale.

leaving to have her baby Patrick.

like a big, tight knit family,

one away and I have come to the

In Term 3 the Cordy brothers, Sophie

Finally a big thank you goes to the

All other Houses can only dream of

conclusion that the judges must have

Boyd and Samantha May lead our first

House Prefects Michael, Georgia,

what it would be like to be in Keith,

been getting a coffee while we were

House victory in basketball, getting

Minh and Jono who have been great

and many of them often admit that

playing. Placing 6th would have only

the House some well-earned donuts.

role models this year.

they do because Keith is situated

been a dream if it weren't for Huw

Following

Last but not least, a very special

undercover, mere minutes walk to

Barnard and Sam O'Brien who beau-

debaters were able to show that

thankyou to an extremely good look-

many classrooms and only a stone's

tifully backed the 'Big Group' and

Keithians were not just pretty faces,

ing, inspiring and all round great guy,

throw away from the major shopping

Minh Vo who produced an Australian

Lead by Ollie Nam and Kelly Ryan,

our Head of House, Mr Gilby. He has

centre, or the canteen as some call it!

Idol touchdown performance in the

they were victorious in the final over

been a great mentor over the years

However, the real reason everyone

Small Group.

rivals McLean,

and on behalf of Keith House, and

wants to be in Keith is because it's the House of Love. Basically, It's the

Edward

and

unre-

Twist

John

that win

Bailey

and

our Year

Mr Gallus Year 11 and Mr Dillon of the Year 12s.

Winning the last major House

It was the girls in the House that lead

especially the Year 12s, we would like

event in Term 3, the

Keith off the bottom of 'the Crank'.

to thank him for another fantastic

They placed an unbe-

year! Good luck to Keith for next year!

Vibe, located away from the

Athletics,

Bronx; Keith has it all: views,

Keith's sights. It was

was

lievable 3rd

Kate Heaney and David Young Co-Captains

1. David Young 2. Samantha May, Richard Linke, Sarsha Grinter & Grace Duncan 3. John Linke 4. Sam Profitt, AlanYeung & Daniel Certoma 5. Hayden Bowler 6. Amanda May & Charlotte Curnow 7. Anna Croft & Michaela Mellett

KEITH HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Benjamin Meager Tom Steen Oliver (Ollie) Nam John Linke Alexander Boston Christopher (Chris) Andrews Geoffrey (Geoff) Doak Reece Cordy M a t t h e w Robson Jamie McKee-Larsen John Bailey Ayce Cordy 5 t h Row L-R: Richard Linke Christopher Mack Julian Poole Huw Barnard M a t t h e w Kempe Aronson Eobob James Wilson

Socrates (Jonathan) loannou Steven Lidgerwood Oayne Collins Jared Timms 4 t h Row L-R: Georgia Scale Amanda May Sophie Jarrold Kasselle Plummer Kate Sinclair Grace Duncan Leanne Terpenou Samantha May Chloe Allen Nicole McLean Penelope loannou Ngaire Robson Sophie Boyd Anna Croft 3 r d Row L-R: Samuel Profitt Edward Curnow Samuel (Sam) O'Brien

Thomas Beaumont Daniel Certoma James Walsh Andrew Young Timothy Kumnick Hayden Bowler Jock Sinclair Cody Harmon William Hartnell Liam Yap Alan (Chun-Kit) Yeung 2nd Row L-R: Jessie Vo Emily Dawson Charlotte Tobin Jessica Guerow Kristen Battye Charlotte Curnow David Franklin Thomas Kelly Oliver Braithwaite-Davies Rebecca (Beck) Cheslett Catherine Boyle Rachael Brownstein Kelly Ryan Michaela Mellett Elizabeth (Nessie) Croft

Front Row L-R: Katelyn Heaney Georgia Torney Thi Ai (Minh) Vo David Young Jonathan White Michael Colman Absent: James Day Sarsha Grinter TUTORS: Mr M Gallus Mr C Dillon M r s JD Smith Ms L Monotti Mr J Xiao HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G R Gilby

McArthur House H e a d of House: Mrs E Smith

the Wood

siblings,

Brittany

and

strong team, and the final 1st placing our

House Captains: Nadia Lightfoot,

Callum who all guided us to victory

showed

abilities.

McArthur's hockey quest; however, in

Scott Wright

once again boosting confidence for

Brittany Wood, Harriet Brown, James

a well fought final, McArthur went down to Morrison. At the end of Term

Prefects: Emma Gray,

the Peter Cronk trophy at the end of

Ratcliffe

Emma Harbutt, Jonathan Lee

the year, Nadia Lightfoot and Michael

placed in the top 5.

Tutors: Mr R Kayler-Thomson,

Rockefeller portrayed their talents on

The McArthur girls hit the courts for

House Party, which involved party

Mr D Young, Ms M Preece,

the

gaining

netball with Emma Gray and Chloe

games, and endless amounts of food!

Ms R Palmer, Mr A Deans, Ms P. Clark

McArthur a creditable 6th place,

Mill performing fantastically to put

This was a great way to let off some

Blake Beaumont and Al Hall organized

McArthur in 3rd spot overall. The

steam after a long term's work.

badminton

court

and

endurance

and James Ratcliffe were the stars of

Nadia

Lightfoot all

3, McArthur threw its 2nd annual

For McArthur House, 2005 proved to

an excellent team of cricketers to hit

boys' soccer team was almost the

"McArthur Gone Wild" was the theme

be an amazing year both on and off

our way to another 6th spot.

wildcard going into the games, but

for this year's athletic's day and our

the sporting field. With our renowned

Lee,

team spirit didn't let us down, Brittany

team spirit and competitive nature,

mighty black and

Tom Jenkins and

Wood, Michael Rockefeller, Alexandra

McArthur was ready to hit the field for

purple took to the

Year 9s such as

Brown and Harriet Brown were our

another year of success. However,

pool and with the

Elliot Brown and

stand-out athletes and the House

we began the year when Nadia

likes of Alexandra

James

placed 3rd.

Lightfoot,

Brown,

led us to a well-

Chloe

Mill

and

Emma

March,

the

Harriet

Jonathan

Bowtell

Huge thanks must go to all the House

Harbutt put in ail their time and effort

Brown and Paris

fought

victory

Prefects, Jonathan, Chloe and Emma

towards our major community service

N i e l s e n ,

against

the

who gave up hours of their time to

Wettenhall

line

see the best for the House, Our Head

up. Hannah West

of House, Mrs Smith, was the back-

event, Relay for Life. The girls worked

McArthur

tirelessly to put together a team of 60

into the day with

went

students to run or walk continuously,

high hopes. We

bone of our success this year, both

to raise money for the Cancer Council

were not disappointed, blitzing the

on and off the sporting field. Mrs

in their fight to beat cancer. We raised

field and won the meet,

Smith made sure we were all organ-

a new McArthur House record of over

Term 1 was finished with our wonder-

ized and gave us as much support as

$4000.

ful rendition of We Built This City and

possible with her appearances at all

Back on the sporting field, McArthur's

the Small Group's 10 Days conducted

the House events. All the tutors this

strong tennis ability prevailed again

by Chloe Mill, Emma Harbutt and

year have also provided us with many

displaying the best talents of the

Scott Wright to be placed 4th in

fun times and memories as well as all

McArthur twins James and Andrew,

House Music, In Term 3, the Phantom

their support for the stressful school

the powerhouse Shane Wiffen and

took to the cross-country track with a

year, We'd like to thank all of the students in the House for their competitiveness and House spirit, Also, we extend our best wishes for the new Year 12s as they guide the mighty McArthur into yet another successful year in 2006, Scott Wright and Nadia Lightfoot Co-Captains

1: M c A r t h u r wins House Swimming: Scott W r i g h t , Chloe Mill, Emma Gray 2: Winning 4 x 4 0 0 m Relay team: Alexandra Brown, Brittany Wood, Elizabeth Wood, Harriet Brown 3: House Hockey team 4: House Football team 5: House chant on Athletics Day

McARTHUR HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Shane Wiffen Andrew M c A r t h u r Tristan Hickman Hugh Hanson Cameron Gourley Andrew Walsh Andrew Bell Hamish Flynn Christopher W r i g h t Mitchell Pickering Alistair Hall James M c A r t h u r Blake Beaumont 5 t h Row L-R:Xavier Smith George Seward Edward (Ed) Jennings William Wood Hugh S t e w a r t Fergus Forbes Scott Paisley Samuel Donald

Digby Alston Thomas Jenkins William Stewart Michael Rockefeller James Ratcliffe 4 t h Row L-R: Susannah Hewitt Elizabeth Wood Georgina Carr Emily Cameron Harriet Brown Alexandra Brown Clare Flynn Brigit Skilbeck Samantha Read Georgia Hunt Paris Nielsen Tarley McPadden Clare Rossiter 3 r d Row L-R: Michael Simandl Callum Wood Andrew Nielsen Niven Tsing

Samuel (Sam} Duff Sam Brand Michael Jenkins Samuel (Sam) Mill Ewen Smith Adam Falloon Ashley Narita James Bowtell Douglas Ford Fraser Byrnes 2nd Row L-R: Mark Richards Chloe Hayden Xiao Lin (Eileen) Gao Lucy Brand Amelia Hickman Georgina (Georgie) Greig Megan A r t h u r Greer Edsall Hannah W e s t Brittany Wood Sarah Hughes Stephanie Gainey Lauren Anderson Meagan Andrews

Elliot Brown Front Row L-R: Emma Gray Emma Harbutt Chloe Mill Nadia Lightfoot Scott W r i g h t Jonathan Lee Absent: Christopher Fagg TUTORS: Mr D A Young Ms R E Palmer Mr A J Deans Ms M E Preece HEAD OF HOUSE: M r s E K Smith

McLean House Head of House:

away Morrison Hall with a remarkable

of Xavier Nicolo, Amy Caldow and Ai

McLean's

Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney

cover of Bond's Explosive.

McNaughton,

demonstrated the depth of their talent

House Tutors: Ms Lisa Breen,

In contrast to House Music, McLean

Edgeworth,

Mr Dale Carroll, Mr David Hibbard,

was not as successful in Swimming

Katherine Landy made it to the finals,

Cross-Country saw McLean jog into a

Mrs Leigh Knight, Mr Greg Smith,

placing 8th However, we did have

but carried on the McLean custom of

commendable 4th place with solid

Mrs Kate Tol

some outstanding performances by

2nd place,

runs by Jess Uebergang, Katherine

Alex Lau, Josh Dunkley-Smith and

Sporting

Cam Montgomery, With participation

across a range of fields including

Nicolo, On a cold and windy aths day

the main concern, it was pleasing to

Badminton, Soccer, Cricket, Football,

bright red shirts stood out with

see all but one race filled with eager

Tennis, Basketball and Hockey, with

McLeanites throwing, jumping and

McLeanites. The real highlight of

impressive

sprinting us into 3rd place, our best

and

result in years! This was largely due to

Captains: Susie Mackenzie and Chris White Prefects: Carl Dickens, Elise Davey, Charles Caldwell, Elise McNamara, Annabel! Deppeler, Cam Montgomery Being

the

College's

red

House,

McLean was destined to place 2nd in many

events,

This

was

proven

throughout the year in Senior Netball, Softball and Year 10 and 11 Debating, However, this year McLean defied recent history to take out 1st place in House Music, a result which has been unattainable for the past four years, With our fun and energetic rendition of The Romantics' hit, What I Like About You, our Big Group scored highly, This, combined with an amazing Small Group led by Tm Oborne capped off a memorable victory, The ensemble consisting of Tm Oborne, Laura

McCartney,

Carl

Dickens,

Shaun Edgeworth, Xavier Nicolo, Peter Picken and Chris White, blew 2

Year

11s

David

Shaun

Gunther

prowess

was

results

and

displayed

recorded

stable

full

Cross-Country

and

athletes Athletics,

Landy, Lorcan Mathews and Xavier

McLean's swim-

Softball

ming

Netball. The soft-

many McLean Age Champions Amy

ballers

Oliver, Xavier Nicolo, Matt Churkovich,

campaign

occurred out of

placed

the water, with

2nd for the fourth

Llewyn

the

stirring

year in a row,

Nancarrow.

House

chant

unable to over-

Our House Prefects; Carl Dickens,

'McLean

the

come Morrison's

Elise Davey, Charles Caldwell, Elise

Brave ', with Will

dominance of the

McNamara, Annabell Deppeler and

Arundell

sport, Amy Oliver

Cam Montgomery have been fantas-

ing on bagpipes!

played brilliantly

tic in their assistance to us and the

McLean

featur-

Butler

and

Monique

the

Junior

house throughout the year and we

Netball

team

would like to thank them for their con-

academic House with our debaters

proved to be outstanding, winning the

tributions, Special mention must go to

from all Year levels arguing with skill

still

proves to be the

title and all their games by consider-

Mr Montgomery who was our ener-

and confidence. The Year 12 team of

able margins. The team led by Amy

getic and enthusiastic acting Head of

Carl Dickens, Susie Mackenzie and

Caldow included AI McNaughton,

House in Term 2,

Elise Davey placed in the top four. Our

Gen Tyack,

Nancarrow,

This year marks the Year 12s and Ms

Year 10s progressed to the grand final

Chloe Chapman, Eliza Caldwell and

Mahoney's final year in the mighty red

but unfortunately lost in controversial

Georgia Inness, Senior Netballers also

House. Her dedication and passion

played well, but lost to Calvert in the

for McLean has been longstanding

final.

and will sorely be missed, Regardless

circumstances. The team consisted

Monique

of the weather Ms Mahoney can always be seen in her red coat and hat cheering on 'Mahoney's Army', To next year's McLean House, we wish you good luck and success in years to come and we hope you enjoy your time in the MIGHTY RED HOUSE! Susie Mackenzie and Chris White Co-Captains

1. Gina Tsai, Annabell Deppeler 2 . Year 1 2 2 0 0 5 3. College Carnival. Chris White, Elise McNamara 4. Jeremy Sturges

McLEAN HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Miles Harley Shaun Edgeworth Richard Quail Nicholas White Kristofer Dimartino Corey Olszak M a t t h e w Sims David Gunther Andrew Hollander Shea McLennan Jackson Stevenson Christopher Griffiths 5 t h Row L-R: Jack Curran Carl Millington Ashley Trethowan Hugh Gilbert Elya Telegin Nicholas Harrison M a t t h e w Chapman Peter

Picken W a i Hung (Frederick) Chan M a t t h e w Churkovich Llewyn Butler Christopher Millington Lorcan Mathews 4 t h Row L-R: Ke-Chun (Gina) Tsai Alexandra McNaughton Amy Caldow Kirsty W a i t Natasha B r i t t Eliza Caldwell Amy Oliver Fleur Griffiths Megan Hough Alice Stephenson Kate Halstead Monique Nancarrow Elizabeth Hill 3 r d Row L-R: Puti (Rilsa) Yusril Shaw

Kitchen Liam Appelbe Timmothy Oborne Xavier Nicolo Le Chuan W e n (David) Timotius Thendean Jeremy Sturges Alexander (Wen-Keat) Lau William Arundell Donald Sahlstrom Luke Wu Dean Denny Kristina Petrovski 2nd Row L-R: Sung Hee (Sarah) Bae Elena B r i t t Caroline W a t s o n Katherine Landy Laura McCartney Rhiannon Richardson Freya Amon Chloe Chapman Alice Goodear Jessica Uebergang Georgia Inness

Stevie Quirk Dibya [Amanda) Andi Front Row L-R Elise Davey Elise McNamara Annabell Deppeler Susan Mackenzie Christopher White Charles Caldwell Campbell Montgomery Carl Dickens Absent: Joshua Dunkley-Smith Thomas Rastas Genevieve Tyack TUTORS: M r s LE Knight Mr DA Carroll M r s C Tol ACTING HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr GD Montgomery

Morrison House H e a d of House: Mr Paul Conway

Witham saw Morrison win our pool in

Year 11 Debating team argued strong-

who sold chocolates and raised over

House Tutors: Mr Mark Cheatley,

boys' Basketball but unfortunately go

ly in both their debates. Well done to

$1300 as the money you raised

Mrs Debbie Geary, Mrs Carolyn

down in the grand final against Coles.

Emma Jackson, Tom Nice and Anna

makes a big difference to David and

Fairlie, Mr Tom Hartley, Mr Alan

This year we had success in Hockey

Rhodes. The Year 10 Debating team

those in his community, Well done and

Thomas, Mr Lindsay Zoch

defeating McArthur in the grand final,

consisting of Elyse Green, Alex Gazis,

thank-you to those who gave up

Captains: Stephen Green and

with goals from Bridget Champion,

Eddie Wilkens and Ada Hodgson

hours of their time to work on

Milly Rayson

Ben Thompson and Julian Berton and

showed skill and class, placing in the

Morrison's hot dog and coin toss stalls at the Carnival. Thanks to your

Prefects: Elizabeth Cassidy,

excellent saves from Zac Ballinger.

top four.

Elizabeth Hurst, Lauren Prest,

The House Waterpolo competition

An always entertaining House Music

hard

Ben Thompson, Scott Williams,

saw Morrison return to the pool in

competition saw Morrison perform

successful.

Scott Witham

what we thought was a great rendi-

We would like to thank our tutors who

sport

place

where

traditionally

highly,

tion

Ray

have looked after us with patience

Charles' Hit the

and care for this year. Mrs Fairlie with

Road

Jack.

Year 12, Mr Cheatley with Year 11, Mr

Members of Morrison are always

Unfortunately

keen to demonstrate their talents in

controversial

House competitions, and thanks to a

decision prevent-

Beginning

with

Thomas and Mr Hartley with Year 10

high rate of participation, we have

ed our grand final

the two extreme

and Mr Zoch and Mrs Cleary with Year

had many positive results in this

win

over Keith,

members of our

9. Mr Thomas is retiring at the end of

year's sporting events. In Swimming,

Unpredictable

House, Robert

this year after many years service to

keen involvement from all students

weather did noth-

Taylor and Andrew

this House. His wit and unique sense

helped us to a respectable 4th place.

ing to dampen the

Banjanin, we filed

of humour will be missed by all of us

Especially good swims were seen

spirits of Morries

onto

the

stage

and we wish him well in the future,

from

on Athletics day,

and

sang

our

Special thanks must also go to Mr

Tom

Burns-Wallace,

Ada

work our stalls were very

Hodgson, Jason Lloyd and Milly

and thanks to excellent participation

Rayson, Our first win for the year

across the House, we were able to

came in Softball, where Morrison

place 5th, Not only are Morrison stu-

defeated

final.

dents brilliant sportsmen and women,

Morrison has won House Softball for

but we are also good at Debating and

McLean

the

the past four years. In

Cricket

Morrison

Music, Our Year 12 Debating team placed

5th.

consisting of Ben Thompson, Lauren

giant Morrie hearts out. Unfortunately

Conway, who is finishing his stint as

Despite their gallant efforts our boys'

Prest and Stephen Green rose to the

the judges didn't agree and we

Head of House after 8 years of tire-

Soccer team placed last, but the girls

final before being narrowly beaten by

placed a disappointing 7th. Thankfully

less work and support. He has always

pulled through in 4th place. In girls'

Calvert,

our Small Group proved that there is

been a down-to-earth and approach-

Basketball, we were only able to play

0 u r

actually

able leader of Morrison whose dedi-

2 games, however Morrison did man-

Morrison, with their fantastic perform-

cation to our House will always be

age to win a thrilling game against

ance of / Want You To Want Me, by

remembered, We are lucky to be in a

McArthur. Excellent play from the

"Letters to Claire"

House with such a fantastic atmos-

whole team including slam dunks from

Andrew

Banjanin

and three pointers from 2.

Scott

some

musical

talent

Over the past 7 years, Morrison

phere and full of good friends. On

has supported our World

behalf of the Year 12s, we'd like to

Vision sponsor child,

wish all members of Morrison good

David Bukenya, who

luck in your future at College and to

is in Grade 6 at a

make the most of your remaining time

school

U g a n d a . Thanks to your generous sup-

in the House Stephen Green and Milly Rayson Co-Captain

port, David has recently bought a basin, a jerrican and most impor-

1. Scott W i t h a m showing t r u e grit! 2. You've got the wrong Scott! 3. Eloise W a r r e n and Caroline Gough

tantly, school books.

4. The winning 4 X 1 OOm relay team

Thank-you to all those

5.The long and the short of it!

MORRISON HOUSE 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Jayson Lloyd Brian Low Christopher (Jake) Barlow Lewis Davies Keiran Williams Ryan Hobbs Andrew Banjanin Joshua Tompkins Joshua McBride James Oxley Anthony Tripolino Timothy Pollard Aaron Kimber 5 t h Row L-R: Thomas Nice James Drew Nicholas Doncon Edward Mitchell Hade Prest Blair Scott Connor Van Ingen Aengus Cassidy

Peter Smissen Zachary Ballinger Thomas Burns-Wallace Thomas Yang Jonathan Cameron Julian Berton 4 t h Row L-R: Eloise Rayson Anna Okholm-Hansen Emma Jackson Maysie Brehaut Kalena Banjanin Xanthe Douglas-Garden Caroline Gough Edwina Wilkens Ada Hodgson Eloise O'Brien Eloise W a r r e n Madison Kerney Elyse Green 3 r d Row L-R: Katie Smith Jessica Albrecht Robert Taylor Andrew

Sunderland Daniel Lloyd Joel McKenzie Andrew Taylor Grant Cameron Todd Rosewall Angus Nice Robert Tripolino Lauren Jilich Mary Gazis 2nd Row L-R: Susan McLean Stephanie Tribe Alexandra Boyd Madison Garratt Sophie McLean Alexandra (Alex) Gazis Jacqueline Smith Annie M o r r i s Anna Rhodes Fion Lo Bridget Champion Front Row L-R: Elizabeth Cassidy

Lauren Prest Elizabeth Hurst Amelia Rayson Stephen Green Scott Williams Scott W i t h a m Benjamin (Ben) Thompson Absent: David (Monty) Champion Emile Verfurth TUTORS: Ms C J Fairlie Mr M D Cheatley Mr T J Hartley Dr M J C Baker HEAD OF HOUSE: M r s D T Cleary

Shannon House H e a d of House:

us in the semi-final. Our musicians

played

Jeremy

a second in the Age Championship,

Mrs Amanda Jackman

Holly Richardson, Dave Hill, Nick

Mountjoy, and "big man" Tom Steinfort

showing us the sporting ability that he

Tutors: Mr Philip Taylor,

Veanes and Marcus Murray, did a ter-

led the way throughout the contest,

possesses, Great effort, Tom. This

Ms Veronique Chabant, Mrs Debbie

rific job bringing us home in 4th in

The girls of the House really got to

was closely matched by the coura-

Filling, Mrs Cheryl Watson,

House Music. It was a year to remem-

strut their stuff when it came to

geous Sarah Wynn who came 2nd in

well,

along

with

Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Eddie Kovacev

ber in the Cross-Country as we ran

Basketball with both Sarah James

the Open Girls' Championship, once

Captains: Amy Young,

ourselves to a convincing 3rd place,

and Sarah Wynn demonstrating their

again proving vital to the Shannon

Matthew Wilson

with Sarah Wynn flying like an eagle to

skills and helping to gain Shannon

line-up. All Shannonites competed

Prefects: James Butler, Annie

1st

some well-deserved donuts.

strongly throughout the day and

Calder, Luci Crawford, William Maas,

Championship, and young Tom Maas

Nick Veanes, Sarah Wynn

and Phoebe Steinfort giving us a taste

place

the

Open

Girls'

although the result did not reflect our With Andrew Smith's breathing skills

determination, it was a terrific effort all

his

round. Finally, Tug-of-War where our

We kicked off the year as solid con-

individual events.

e x t r e m e

amazing anchor, Sam Whitworth, with

tenders in Swimming with a final 3rd

Overall, it was a

snorkelling expe-

great help from Tom Steinfort, was

placing;

result

rience and the

able to keep the team afloat while our

came from Nick Phillips, Andy Smith,

have not seen in

flipper-like feet of

muscles

Dave

the

Nick Phillips, we

although we didn't quite pull through

of talent in their

stand-out

Hill,

Phoebe

performances Steinfort

and

that

honed

Shannon

pulled

home

a victory;

Georgie MacRae. We cannot forget

house for a num-

had an undisput-

in the finals, we managed to settle

Ned Rogerson, who gave his all in the

ber of years and,

ed shot at taking

with a close 3rd,

name of House spirit. Judging by the

as Annie Calder

home the gold in

efforts of the younger Shannonites,

put it, "this may

Waterpolo

for

2005 has been a fantastic year for

we can look forward to some very

be the beginning

2005, In the early

Shannon in the sporting arena. The

pleasing results in the future.

of something big",

rounds we defeated all who came

success of the year is a credit to all

House Cricket started on a high note

With fiery Jaxson Barham out with a

near us, only to be narrowly defeated

House members, Tutors and Mrs

with James Butler hitting his way to a

hamstring injury and Will Maas miss-

in the semi final, but we did not lose

Jackman who were willing to give up

half century and showing us how it is

ing, House footy saw our players put-

any dignity in the final result. Well

their time to help Shannon achieve

done

Ned

ting their hearts on the line. But this

done, Waterpolo players. Netball was

the great results that we achieved

Rogerson was smashing the ball from

did not deter the eager Shannonites

a success; with our super-profession-

this year. For Shannon the future

one side of the pitch to the other. In a

as we came up against the highly

looks bright and to the talented bunch

team effort we managed a close 3rd

rated Coles. James Butler really

with

the

ball,

while

placing with Coles narrowly defeating

goal-shooter

Nat Jessen

and

Shannon's strong supporter base, we

of Year 9s, 10s and 11s, good luck for

were able to achieve a comfortable

the future,

3rd place. 2.

House Soccer was led by the talented Richard Nation who drove Shannon to

Amy Young and Matthew Wilson Co-Captains

3rd place and earned the Best Player nomination. Congratulations, Richard and fellow participants. Athletics saw us take 8th place; the experience of losing something was rare in such a consistent year. Within the drama we saw shining lights in Andy Golding running well to place 4th in the Open 1500m and competing in a number of events, and Tom Maas

doing

events in all age groups and taking

1. Luci Crawford 2. Amy Young, Luci Crawford 3. Natalie Jessen, Zara Mexted 4. Laura Thorns

SHANNON HOUSE 2 0 0 5 Bth Row L-R: Hayden Veanes Nicholas Macrae James Buchan Andrew Serle Nicholas Jessen Salvador Henricus Tom Steinfort James Osborne Samuel (Sam) W h i t w o r t h Nicholas Veanes David Hill Timothy Stannard Nathan Verwoert 5 t h Row L-R: Yi-Te (Jason) Chou Alexander Good Yu-Hang (Allan) Lin David Buchan Andrew Golding Jaxson Barham Andrew Smith Kyle

GervisTimothy Uren David Scaife Marcus Murray Mitchell Wheeler 4 t h Row L-R: Kathleen Rix Josephine McDonald Ziska Lourensz Claire Ross Natalie Jessen Sarah James Anne Levick Stephanie Stewart Phoebe Steinfort Sarah Perkins Caitlin Edwards Laura O'Rourke Zara Mexted Sophie Chisholm 3 r d Row L-R: Georgina Macrae Thomas Wheeler Zach Menheere Jeremy Mountjoy Thomas Maas Ned

Rogerson Ryan Jones Nick Phillips Sebastian Torp Jonathan Gelslev Thomas Roberts Michael Kirby Thomas Day Fraser Bourchier Julia O'Brien 2nd Row L-R: Laura Thorns Samantha Fallaw Alya Aljafri Holly Richardson Madeleine Babiolakis Anna Scaife Elanor Kloester Catherine Quaranta Julia Hurley Monique Hurley Catherine Serle Jordan Tomkins Front Row L-R: Lucinda (Luci)

Crawford Anna Calder Sarah Wynn Amy Young M a t t h e w Wilson William Maas James Butler Absent: Holly MacDonald Ashleigh Milnes Richard Nation Milika Nation Jessica Seccull Kate Uren TUTORS: Mr E Kovacev Mr PJ Hannah M r s CE W a t s o n M m e V Chabant Mr PC Taylor M r s DL Filling HEAD OF HOUSE: M r s A Jackman

Wettenhall House Admittedly Wettenhall is a little weak

H e a d of House: Mrs Julie Gainey

Emily D'Altera and Stefanie Crowley-

could unfortunately not catch the

House Tutors: Mr David Andrews,

Clough, enabled Wettenhall to secure

roadrunner on the day but we man-

in sporting prowess, but our top Year

Mrs Michelene Ferguson, Mr Gerard

a swimmingly good 5th place.

aged to recover a respectable 5th

10 Debating team consisting of Emily

Mack, Ms Carolyn Matthews, Mr Tim

Once again Wettenhall managed a

place on the banks of the Barwon

Bull, Emma Sturm and Lachlan Collins

Parkes, Mr Philip Pike

minor victory in the House Music

River.

argued their way to winning the final

competition by not coming last; 7th

On the day of the athletics Wettenhall

Captains:

Sally

Chirnside

and

against McLean.

Campbell Paton

was all our mighty

Warriors made all

Prefects: Sophie Amezdroz, Emily

vocal talent could

fearful

success with Wettenhall continuing

D'Altera, Prudence Baulch, Alexandra

muster while we

entered the arena

the tradition of Daffodil Day by selling

Macaulay,

Simon

Gilbert-Kent,

Michael Possingham, Edward Miller

our

Community service was also a great

hummed out our

warrior

daffodil merchandise raising money

rendition of the

gear, Dressed in a

for cancer research. A huge thank-

Sisters

brilliant display of

you must go to the Prefects; Prue,

Take your Mamma

yellow, the final

Sophie, Allie, Emma, Ed, Simon, Mike and Jono for all their help and sup-

Scissor To be Wettenhallian or to not be

Wettenhallian: this year that was the

expertly choreo-

result of the day

question, and we proved the many

graphed by our

failed to reflect

port. On behalf of the House we

advantages to having your House

own

Year

Wettenhall's fast,

would like to thank our tutors; Mrs

room in the rock cellar, If only there

S a m a n t h a

strong and agile

Ferguson, Mr Parkes, Mr Mack, Mr

were awards given for the most

McKay and Matt

talents who were

Andrews, Ms Matthews and Mr Pike for their guidance and modelling

12s,

enthusiastic, willing and devastatingly

Dimovski,

and

undeterred by the

handsome House, but unfortunately

featuring

the

grey and

for us, all that was on offer was the

famous air guitar

cast

Peter Cronk trophy, The annual InterHouse competition began in the pool, where our paddling sensations,

over-

advice. Last, but certainly not least

weather.

thank you to Mrs Gainey, the G-Unit,

solo of Michael

Wettenhall's one

for her never-ending support, com-

Possingham, At

and only sporting

mitment and lollipops throughout the

the beginning of

win this year was

year. Although we may not have won

Badminton where

every event, Wettenhall this year has

Term 2 Wettenhall, energised from a well earned break,

the victorious team of Jono Wee, Ben

certainly lived up to its golden reputa-

put in a fine effort in Cross-Country.

Dimovski, Emily D'Altera and the

tion for enthusiasm, once again striv-

Our coyote children, Matt Wade,

Baulch girls proved to our rivals that

ing towards our motto "It doesn't mat-

Nathan Walsh,

Wettenhall is capable of more than

ter if you win or lose, as long as every

just

event

Emma Sturm

Prue Baulch and

looking

good,

is filled".

Finally we wish

Wettenhall good luck in the future; thank-you for a memorable year and good luck finding an attractive and talented bunch of Year 12s to fill our void. Sally Chirnside and Cam Paton Co-Captains

1. Sophie Amezdroz 2. Campbell Paton, Sally Chirnside, Simon Gilbert-Kent 3. Sally Cameron 4. A t h s Day

WETTENHALL HOUSE 2 0 0 5

Mitchell Kent Todd Giblin

6 t h Row L-R: Jiah Lit Ho Michael Possingham Joshua Hoevenaars Connor Lowe Nicholas Taylor Lachlan Collins Ty Thornton Cameron Russell Benjamin Friend William Heath Matthew Carroll Adam Saunders

4 t h Row L-R: Stephanie King Sarah D'Altera Alice Fraser Edwina Hawkins Sally Cameron Raquel Said Jessica McColl Alice Crowley Stefanie Crowley-Clough Emma Sturm Emily Bull Sarah M o r r i s Brittney Carnell

5 t h Row L-R: Jeremy Clark Chi Fung (Bryan) Ng Samuel (Sam) McElwee Blake Jobson Benjamin Dimovski Lachlan Fraser Steen Balodis Vincent Luca William Schofield Fraser W e s t

3 r d Row L-R: Scott Dimovski M a t t h e w Wade Roger Wettenhall Thomas Bowden Nathan Walsh Fletcher Thompson Mitchell (Mitch) Costin Ling (Tom) Ng Jason (Jiaxing) Qin

Lachlan Moate Samuel (Tom) Baulch M a t t h e w Dimovski Yi En (Jonathan) Wee Alexander Eddey 2nd Row L-R: Alika Reeve Anthea W e s c o t t Georgia Hall Elizabeth (Libby) Baulch Philippa (Pip) Crowley Jessica Chirnside Katalin Saunders Madeleine Salt Harriet Burton Samantha McKay Deana Said Front Row L-R: Alexandra Macaulay Prudence Baulch Simon Gilbert-Kent Campbell (Cam) Paton Sally Chirnside

Emily D'Altera Edward Miller Sophie Amezdroz Absent: Jonathan Bourke Katie Possingham Annie Sharp TUTORS: Mr P D Pike Mr T P Parkes Ms C E M a t t h e w s HEAD OF HOUSE: M r s J A Gainey

Mackie H e a d of House: Mr Greg Smith

and we are reminiscing over what has

the opportunity to dress up as their

Edwards. Thank you for everything

House Tutors: Mr Christian

been left behind as the tug is attaching

favourite occupation and farewell the

you've done for us over your time.

Machar, Mr Tom Hartley, Mr Philip

itself to tow us back to land for our next

Year 12s. The battle for the title of

The new recruits: Mr Machar, Mrs

Taylor, Mr Neil Myers, Mrs Leigh

journey. During our last year at sea

Urbans 'vs' Rurals was on again with

Knight, Mr Hartley and Mr Fraser were

Knight (from Term 4), Mr Josh Fraser

many things have happened. It all start-

the boys from the bush managing to

coached and prepared by our man at

M a t r o n: Mrs Ann Vile

ed quickly again as the ship started its

hustle more between the white sticks

the helm, Mr Smith. We could never

Captain: Cameron Paton

big engines and set sail for our annual

and run away with a victory. The high-

forget everybody's surrogate mum,

Prefects: Thomas Johnstone,

Boarders' weekend down at Lome. Our

ly contested 'Mackie Man' this year

Ann Tronie' Vile and her ever kind

Adam Falloon, Digby Alston,

weekend again proved a fun success

resulted in Mackie's smallest mem-

replacement, Mandy Bridges. These

Jonathan Wee, Christopher Griffiths,

as we managed to swap books for

ber, Elliot Brown, leaving with the hon-

two ladies cannot be thanked enough

boards, bats and balls as we took to the

our and the trophy for his mantle.

for all their love and kindness that

beaches. After this we invited the fami-

Other notable events this year includ-

they have shown to everybody under

The year is 2002 and I'm stepping

lies around for a bit of a feed and a

ed group blood donations, the Mackie

this roof.

aboard the HMAS Mackie, the pride of

casual whack of tennis which exposed

boys pulling together to raise a large

Our bags are now considerably fuller

The Geelong College fleet, Alongside

many of our Mackie hidden talents,

donation for the Anti-Cancer Council

as we prepare for what is to become

me are five other small faces, all with

Almost all 1st teams including Rowing,

as well as participating in Red Cross

our future. As the Mackie ship pre-

bags packed giving that familiar wave

Tennis, Swimming, Cricket, Badminton,

Calling. The Mackie "rent-a-muscle"

pares to set off again we think back

goodbye to motherly love, siblings

Football, Soccer, Basketball, Athletics

was an essential part of this year's

on what has been. Our time in Mackie

and home cooked meals. We walk up

and Waterpolo were well represented

Carnival helping whenever possible

will never be forgotten and thanks to

the boarding plank and move to our

by the Mackie crew.

and filling any position. Unfortunately

all the boys over the years that have made us who we are now,

Edward Anderson

quarters as we prepare ourselves for

We revelled in the opportunities to

our ship hit a few stiff waves as we

the next four years.

dance the night away up on the

were dealt with the loss of our experi-

Fast forward to the end of 2005 and

decks, as we held the bi-annual

enced hands, Mr Tubby' Taylor, Neil

our group of Year 12s has grown to 10

Boarder's formal, This gave everyone

'Maxi' Myers, Terry Reidy and Mr

Cam Paton Captain

4th Row L-R: Jake Barlow Theodore Knezevich Allan Lin Jiah Lit Ho Emile Verfurth John Bailey Ryan Hobbs John Linke Miles Harley Aronson Eobob George Johnstone Benjamin Grice Thomas Sawade 3rd Row L-R: Mitchell Costin David Wen Jiaxing Qin Timotius Thendean Timothy Uren Thomas Fairbairn John Heard Man Chung Li Alistair Hall David Hunt Kyle Gervis Alexander Lau Bryan Ng 2nd Row L-R: Mr P C Taylor (Tutor) Alan Yeung Roger Wettenhall Thomas Baulch Joel McKenzie Niven Tsing Hadr Prest Douglas Ford Ka Ki Lin (Kent) Hank Chan Elliot Brown Front Row L-R: Mrs A Vile [Matron] Digby Alston (House Prefect) Adam Falloon (House Prefect) Thomas Johnstone (House Prefect) Edward Anderson (House Prefect) Mr G J Smith (Head of House) Campbell Paton (House Captain) Christopher Griffiths (House Prefect) Jonathan Wee (House Prefect) Richard Linke Mr T Reidy (tutor)

Mossgiel H e a d of House:

Cross. A trip to Melbourne to see

was awarded the Best Dressed award.

Mrs Therese Foley

'Leader ot the Pack' was much

As the year drew to a close, the Year

Most people will never experience

Tutors: Ms Carolyn Matthews,

enjoyed and had the girls belting out

12s were taken out to dinner by Mrs

what it is like to have 45 sisters. We

Mossgiel the wonderful home it is. *

Ms Natalie Ross, Ms Susan Vokic,

hits trom the 60's tor weeks after-

Foley, the tutors, Matron, Sister Maas

feel privileged to be able to say that

Ms Philippa Waayers

wards, Girls had many opportunities

and Sister Cartledge. Afterwards,

we have experienced this. To all of the

House Captains: Lauren Prest

families

tears were shed at the Review Night

Mossgiel girls, thanks for the past four

and Hannah West

throughout the year, particularly at

where the younger girls seized the

years and we hope that the future

Matron: Mrs Cara Mallett

the Tennis Day and the Family Day. In

opportunity to laugh at their antics and

brings you everything you deserve.

the traditional soccer match, the

farewell the Year 12 girls. We were

The year in Mossgiel did not begin as

Rurals ended their losing streak,

invited on a trip down memory lane,

catch

with

their

smoothly as we would have hoped.

claiming a 2-1 victory over a depleted

reflecting on Unit dinners, journeys to

With torrential rain many rooms were

Urban side.

Safeway and the video shop and sun

flooded and an unpleasant smell soon

The talent displayed by the Mossgiel

baking on the Field of Dreams.

followed. Luckily, the year steadily

girls at Unit Music was phenomenal,

We would like to thank everyone who

improved and became one of the

with the younger Unit 4 & 5 girls, led

has made our time spent in Mossgiel

most memorable ones we have expe-

by an enthusiastic Milika Nation, tak-

such a memorable and enjoyable

rienced, Our first outing was our annu-

ing out the title,

experience. Special thanks must go

al trip to Lome where we enjoyed a

The Mid-Year Formal carried the

to Mr Gallus, who is leaving the

day in the sun and a game of beach

theme 'Occupation' and saw Sally

Boarding House this year and whose

soccer, In April, the Field of Dreams

Chirnside dress as a fireman, Phoebe

dedication has been much appreciat-

was lit by hundreds of colourful Easter

East as a painter and Libby Baulch as a

ed by all, We wish the best of luck to

eggs for our Easter egg hunt.

builder, The 'Spring Carnival' theme at

Ms Ross for the safe arrival of her

Once again, many Mossgiel girls vol-

the End of Year dinner was well organ-

second child in February and finally,

unteered to collect money for Red

ised by the Year 11s and Melanie Philip

thank you to Mrs Foley for making

Hannah West and Lauren Prest

4th Row L-R: Fion Hoi Chee Lo Maysie Brehaut Caitlin Edwards Xanthe Douglas-Garden Annabelle Paton Caroline Gough Sally Cameron Emma Jackson Sally Chirnside Cleo Leontiades 3rd Row L-R: Minami Otani Elizabeth Baulch Ziska Lourensz Emma Gray Edwina Hawkins Ada Hodgson Georgia Hunt Annabell Deppeler Claire Ross Rebecca Cheslett Sarah Henderson

2nd Row L-R: Dibya Andi Jessica Hiu-Nan Siu Georgina Philip Gina Ke-Chun Tsai Prudence Baulch Phoebe East Melanie Philip Elise McNamara Sophie McLean Raine Yu Xuan Yang Eileen Xiao Lin Gao Front Row L-R: Cheryl Yeung Crystal Ka-Yan Shing Ms Natalie Ross (Tutor) Alya Aljafri Mrs Cara Mallett (Matron) Lauren Prest (Co-Captain) Mrs Therese Foley (Head of House) Hannah West (Co-Captain) Ms Carolyn Matthews (Tutor) Diva Mileva Rilsa Yusril Absent: Rachael Brownstein Milika Nation Susan Vokic (Tutor) Philippa Waayers (Tutor)

A GAP Year A GAP Year at Geelong College nerve skydiving,

I always knew that a year in Geelong

that are different. The ovals of

We have been made to feel very wel-

working at The Geelong College

Malvern are sacred turf only touched

come and life in Mackie has been

I have learnt a lot about myself and

would be a fantastic opportunity,

for use during three months of the

one of the highlights, The boys made

others during this time and will leave

however I cannot say I was not nerv-

year [the Head of School's goat

us feel very welcome and to be part

with many wonderful memories. I

ous,

excluded, a strange privilege of the

of the day today life in Mackie was

would

Australia I knew I had landed on my

position], whilst the ovals of Geelong

great fun.

involved

feet. Every one has been brilliant and

College bustle with life in all seasons,

This year has given me the chance to

Geelong College.

From the first morning

extremely

welcoming

throughout

what has been a memorable year,

travel and learn a lot about Australia

Peter Hadley

as a country as well as see some

From the first week on the job, Year

A year away from friends and family

amazing sights, I will never forget

Four

into

is a daunting prospect, not to men-

learning to surf and even testing my

Australian life gently?] the diverse life

tion that Australia is on the other side

camp

[being

eased

of a GAP student begins. Camps,

of the world. It is also a once in a life-

sports, Mackie House Prep and

time opportunity.

Senior School filled each week,

Most of our time may have been

I will take many things from this year,

spent in the PE Department, but we

the finer details of Australian Rules

have also had the chance to experi-

Football, school life, travel memories,

ence different areas of Australia

but most of all great friendships, I

when on school camps. We spent

thank everyone involved in my year

time with the young Early Learning

at Geelong College,

Centre

Malvern College/Geelong College

Department

children, and

the

managed

with

thank my

everyone

GAP year at

Blake Raymond

Below: English GAP students Blake Raymond and Peter Hadley

Art

From hillside to seaside, mostly

numerous hours of photocopying! If

boarding to mostly day, rugby to

any one had a job they didn't want to

football, Upper 6th to Year 12. These

do we were first on the list of people

two great schools have many things

to find, A GAP placement in Denmark. This year, following the successful Australian Rules Football Tour to Denmark in 2004, a GAP program was initiated, The successful candidates, Rhys Bennett and David Burns-Wallace spent six months in Denmark working at the Marie Kruses School as well as playing football with the Farum Cats in the football competition. Coaching junior teams, organising and running skills clinics and raising the profile of Australian Rules football were tasks that Rhys and David capably performed, with a highlight being their inclusion in the victorious Grand Final team.

Left: Rhys Bennett and David Burns Wallace accepting an Australian flag from MHR Stuart M c A r t h u r

Music ensemble

performance,

As I survey the happenings of the

program is enjoyed by all students. An

large

Music program during 2005, it strikes

important achievement is the close

Specially written pieces, with pre-

String Orchestra to cater particularly

me that there has been a remarkable

co-operation

class

recorded backing tracks, have pro-

for Year 4 and older, less advanced

between

the

the formation of an Intermediate

variety of activities at all campuses.

music and instrumental Music staff to

vided interest and variety to the

students. With the creation of the

We have welcomed new students to

ensure consistency of approach. The

repertoire

Beginner Band in Term 2, facilities had

the school, many of whom already

students are encouraged to partici-

Program, with separate girls' and

been well and truly outgrown, and this

play a musical instrument or sing, or

pate in a wide variety of music learn-

boys' choirs, continues to provide

ensemble traveled each week to

commence learning for the first time,

ing activities, involving song, move-

interested students with opportunities

Morrison Hall at the Senior School before finally amalgamating with the

explored.

The

Choral

irrespective of their Year level, With

ment and instrumental playing, with

in choral singing beyond that offered

such a broad range of interests and

progressive development of listening

in the normal class program.

proficiencies, the staff and students

and music reading skills taking place

have worked together to further their

at all Year levels. All students have

Middle School Music

70 players!

learning and love of music and pres-

performance opportunities through

It always seems to be busy around

There have been some outstanding

ent some outstanding performances

the regular Music Evenings each

the Middle School Music building, with

performances by ensembles this year

to our audiences.

term.

a significant number of students hav-

in many different settings, however

The Year 2 String Program, now in its

ing instrumental and vocal lessons

those of note include the 1st Prize

Campbell House Music

third year, allows students to experi-

before, during and after school hours,

achieved by the String Orchestra in

Within the unique learning environ-

ence learning a string instrument in

The

ensembles

their section at the Royal South Street

ment at Campbell House, the Music

small groups, together with the thrill of

expanded once again this year, with

competition in Ballarat, the Silver

Preparatory School Concert Band in Term 4 to create an ensemble of over

range

large

PREPARATORY SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 5 t h Row L-R: Dominic Tigani Jack Angliss Lyndall W a t s o n Nicholas Kovacev Luke Chaffey Annabelle Wilson Floyd W e s t m a n Joshua Carr Aubrey Comben 4 t h Row L-R: Fiona Barton Darcie Blair-Thomson Jessie Knott Olivia Nicholson Samantha Brimacombe Mitchell Dye Emma Oates Emily Bourke Lucinda Kininmonth Clare Desborough 3 r d Row L-R: Claire Findlay Fletcher Kelly Kristian Hvidberg Tim Gordon Harry Seward Oliver KentSpark Edoardo Neerhut Benjamin Roberts Xavier Hatch Thomas Davey Harry Baylis David Goodridge 2nd Row L-R: Oliver Tribe Ruth Blair Stephanie Nicolo Jaimi Taylor Thomas Molyneux Jack Richardson Peta Veanes Mary Bradshaw Madeleine Steel Chloe Cook Front Row L-R: Anna M o r r i s Alethea Rose Meaghan Eddey Katherine Minotti Georgina Bull Olivia Dalton Holly Shelley Olivia Foy Absent: Edward Jarvis Anna Clark Amy Stekelenburg Claire Arundell Meg Gubbins Lily Chirnside TEACHERS M r s Karen Fyffe Mr Mark Irwin Ms Natalie Baldwin (Absent] Mr Daniel Zampatti (Absent) Mr Stewart Armitage (Absent)

PREPARATORY SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA 4 t h Row L-R: Sonia Campanaro Nicola Luppino Alice Morgan Brigitte Russell Nicola Riley Eliza Boyd 3 r d Row L-R: Nelson W a n g Lucy W a t s o n Liam Oborne Cavelle McKenzie Kate Kittelty Jake Booth 2nd Row L-R: James Green Dorothy Tang Nicholas Fulton Courtney Kop Francoise Hill Joelan Jeffreys Front Row L-R: Fiona Riley Claire Oakley Alexander Neerhut Ayrlie Lane Benjamin Morgan Eliza Panckridge Absent: Joshua Hay Galium Narita TEACHERS: M r s Urszula Kamburowski Mr Gary Tigani Ms Kate McColl (Absent) Mr Isaac Barter (Absent) Mr Jeremy Palmer-Morgan (Absent)

PREPARATORY STAGE BAND

SIMPLY STRINGS

2nd Row L-R: David Goodridge Harry Seward Nicholas Kovacev Luke Chaffey Dominic Tigani Joelan Jeffreys

Back Row: Sonia Campanaro, Nicola Luppino, Dorothy Tang, Brigitte Russell, Nicola Riley, Eliza Boyd

Front Row L-R: Oliver Tribe Brigitte Russell Ruth Blair Thomas Molyneux Jack Richardson Mary Bradshaw Stephanie Nicolo

Front Row: James Green, Cavelle McKenzie, Ayrlie Lane, Kate Kittelty, Alice Morgan

TEACHER:

Absent: Joshua Hay Teachers: M r s Urszula Kamburowski, Ms Kate McColl (Absent), Mr Jeremy Palmer-Morgan (Absent)

Mr Isaac Barter

MIDDLE SCHOOL W I N D ENSEMBLE

SECONDARY GIRLS' CHOIR

2nd Row L-R: Georgina Bull Alethea Rose Olivia Foy

L-R: Claire Arundell Cara McKinstry Nicola Luppino Rachel McColl Ruth Blair Lauren Kemp Jaimee-Lee Lawson Rebecca Carman Caitlin Lamont

Front Row L-R: Emma Oates Olivia Nicholson Rachel McColl Fiona Barton Clare Desborough Absent: Amy Stekelenburg

TEACHER: Ms Lisa Breen (Absent)

TEACHER: Ms Suzanne Moodie

PRIMARY GIRLS' CHOIR 2 0 0 5

PRIMARY BOYS' CHOIR

3 r d Row L-R: Laura Skoglund Anna M o r r i s Catherine Flynn Addy Dunkley-Smith Taneesha Plummer Claire Findlay Ebony W e s t m a n

2nd Row L-R: Hugh Tribe Alexander Certoma Nicholas Fulton Jye Osborn Richard Rollo

2nd Row L-R: Alexandra Luppino Hannah Peace Anna Black Allanah Freddi Courtney Kop Francoise Hill Ella Fenton Alexandra Ragg

Front Row L-R: Daniel Hodgson Alexander Neerhut Alan Thomas Lane Hyde Riley Dye Marius Gratwick Liam Oborne

Front Row L-R: Kelsey Reith-Myers Scarlett Edgar Eileen Hu Imogen Nicholson Hannah Chirnside Gemma D'Adamo Julia Colman Laura D'Adamo Rebecca Griffiths Absent: Nina Zhang Amelia Carter Elian Hyde TEACHERS: M r s Leanne McCartney Mr Gary Tigani

Absent: Oliver Tribe Tom Carman Peter Angliss TEACHERS M r s Karen Fyffe Ms Megan Hoogendoorn (Absent)

Music Award performance achieved by the

interest and variety, with many excel-

on the boys at College in the late

For the first time the College entered

Concert

lent performances at the regular

1930's through to the 1950's. The

the annual Kool Skools competition,

Band

the

statewide

Melbourne School Bands Festival,

Music

Choir also participated in the 150th

producing a CD and DVD of original

and the wonderful Combined Middle

Assemblies.

Anniversary choral concert for the

material. The Year 12 rock group

School Choir performance at the

The larger ensembles have been

Geelong Grammar School.

"Elysian" (David Young, Chris White,

Foundation Concert.

involved in activities as diverse as the

The Tasmania Music Tour was enjoyed

Marcus Murray, Sam McElwee and

Evenings

and

School

Competition

mid-year by 40 students and staff, with

Nic Doncon) and Year 11 jazz-fusion

(Concert Band 3rd prize) and the

some very enjoyable performances at

group "Blu Groove" (Louis Jasek and

As we complete our second year in

Generations In Jazz Festival in Mt

Salamanca Market, Port Arthur and

Ross Beaton) enjoyed considerable

portable

eagerly

Gambier (Stage Band). The College

local

and

success at the Awards Night held in

awaiting the completion of the Keith

Choir hit the ground running from the

Launceston, Special mention should

October, gaining nominations for best

Humble Centre next year, the stu-

start of the year as they prepared for

be made of the Years 11 and 12 stu-

Cover Art, best Multi-Media, best

dents and staff are to be congratulat-

the

Sullivan"

dents who formed the band for the

Fusion Band, Best Male Vocalist

ed on their perseverance and imagi-

Concert together with members of

school play "Secret Diary of Adrian

(Louis Jasek), best Original Rock

Rotary Senior School Music accommodation,

Club

special

Band

"Gilbert

schools

Hobart

nation, as there have been no bound-

the Glee Club, as part of that group's

Mole" - it is a mark of their independ-

Song (Elysian 2 nominations) and

aries to the range of creative activities

effort to raise money for the dedica-

ence and musicality that they were

overall Kool Skool, with Ross Beaton

undertaken. The class program, with

tion of the new Music auditorium to

able to put together the entire program

winning

its strong ensemble-based perform-

George Logie-Smith, a past Director

of entertainment and musical inter-

(Brass Instrument) and Elysian win-

ance program has been one of great

of Music who had a significant impact

ludes with minimal staff assistance,

ning best Rock Band. Special thanks

the

best

Instrumentalist

INTERMEDIATE STRINGS 3 r d Row L-R: Alexandra Ragg Rachel Lam Riley Dye Vincent Glynn Louisa Bennison Brady Harmon Maddison Smith 2nd Row L-R: Erica W h i t e Hannah Peace Lara Palmer Felicity Bigelow Georgia Iredell Rachel Patterson Alexandra Luppino Julia Colman Front Row L-R: Olivia Garcey Callum Maltby Emma Ring Thomas Lever Alexander De Young Virginia Eddey Absent: Tom Carman Nina Zhang Jai Van den Bedem TEACHERS: Mr Gerard Mack Ms Emily Anderson

SENIOR SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA 2 0 0 5 4 t h Row L-R: Anna Rhodes Stephanie Gainey Laura McCartney Anna Scaife Katie Possingham 3 r d Row L-R: Fraser Byrnes Samuel Profitt Carl Dickens William Monotti Shaun Edgeworth Xavier Nicolo Kim White 2nd Row L-R: Sophie Boyd Kalena Banjanin Alyssa Calaby Alice Fraser Emily Cameron Melody Abikhair Front Row L-R: Elizabeth {NessieJ Croft Stacey Taylor Timmothy Oborne Ona Grossnickle Charles Crowl Madeleine Hayes Caroline W a t s o n Absent : Ashley Narita Alice Morgan TEACHERS: Mr Gerard Mack Ms Kate McColl (Absent) Mr Issac Barter (Absent)

SENIOR SCHOOL CHOIR 4 t h Row L-R: David Franklin Nathan Walsh Kent Lin Ross Beaton Jason (Jiaxing) Qin William Champness Nicholas Doncon 3 r d Row L-R: Samuel (Sam) McElwee Louis Jasek Oliver (Ollie) Nam Lachlan Collins Keiran Williams David Gunther Thomas {Tom] Sawade 2nd Row L-R: Siobhan Adams Melody Abikhair Emma S t u r m Emily Cameron Angela Smith Alyssa Calaby Ella Riley Isabelle Russell Freya Amon Front Row L-R: Georgia Hall Kelly Ryan Stacey Taylor Stephanie King Monique Hurley Amy Young Dorothea Dalig Lydia Kim Katherine Barton Absent: Annabelle Paton TEACHER: Ms Lisa Breen

SENIOR SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 4 t h Row L-R: Kent Lin Keiran Williams Kristofer Di Martino Ross Beaton Andrew Serle Eliza Sell James Pasco Nic Doncon Samuel (Sam) McElwee M a t t h e w Carroll 3 r d Row L-R: David (Monty) Champion James Champness Liam Appelbe Hugh Hanson Oliver (Ollie) Nam James Buchan Thomas (Tom) Sawade Phillipa (Pip) Hyatt Holly Richardson 2nd Row L-R: Dorothea Dalig Alexandra (Alex) Gazis Elanor Kloester Alexandra Brown Anna Croft Gemma Pasco Emily Bull William Champness Lydia Kim Front Row L-R: Alika Reeve Brigit Skilbeck Katalin Saunders Isabelle Russell Kelly Ryan Freya Langham Zoe Keogh Catherine Serle Katherine Barton Absent : Connor Lowe TEACHERS Mr Roger Sullivan Mr Peter Hannah SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 2 0 0 5 4 t h Row L-R: Phillipa (Pip) Hyatt Louis Jasek Kristofer Di Martino Oliver (Ollie) Nam Hugh Hanson Keiran Williams Thomas (Tom) Sawade Ross Beaton William Champness Nic Doncon 3 r d Row L-R: Lydia Kim Fraser Byrnes Samuel Profitt Carl Dickens William Monotti Shaun Edgeworth Xavier Nicolo Fraser W e s t Holly Richardson 2nd Row L-R: Dorothea Dalig Gemma Pasco Anna Scaife Madeleine Hayes Alyssa Calaby Emily Cameron Melody Abikhair Laura McCartney Elanor Kloester Anna Croft Front Row L-R: Elizabeth (Nessie) Croft Katie Possingham Stacey Taylor Timmothy Oborne Ona Grossnickle Charles Crowl Caroline W a t s o n Stephanie Gainey Sophie Boyd Absent: Brigit Skilbeck TEACHERS: Mr Peter Hannah Mr Roger Sullivan Mr Mark Irwin Ms Kate McColl (Absent) Mr Issac Barter (Absent)

Music are extended to Mr David Van Elst for

(Year 11)

his work with the students.

American composer Clare Grundman's

his

choice. The level of achievement

The Speech Day Assembly represent-

challenging Concertante together with

attained by individuals and groups is

ed the final opportunity for our Senior

the Concert Band, and the Symphony

only possible through a similar level of

students to perform and congratula-

Orchestra's excellent rendition of the

commitment by staff, students and their parents over many months and

movement

performance

Schubert's

ing

through

ensembles

their

tions go to Emily Cameron (Year 12)

first

for her lovely violin performance of

"Unfinished" Symphony,

Vivaldi's "Spring".

Carols by Candlelight is a special

acknowledge the ongoing support of

occasion at which students from the

the Music Parents' Support Group,

years. The Faculty would like to

Community P e r f o r m a n c e s

Middle School and the Senior School

ably chaired by Mrs Gwynn Dickens,

Each year the Foundation Concert

share the stage. All choirs, instrumen-

with assistance in purchasing equip-

provides us with an opportunity to

talists and soloists gave of their best

ment for each campus and for assist-

present to the College community, as

to present an inspirational Christmas

ing the staff in many equipment-mov-

well as the wider Geelong community,

choral performance, with a beautiful

ing scenarios.

the full range of quality instrumental

vocal

In closing, I would like to congratulate

ensembles and choirs from all cam-

Melody Abikhair (Year 12). The College

the students, ably represented by Melody Abikhair (Music Captain), Carl

meditation

being

sung

puses, as well as to showcase some

Carnivale was an enjoyable day at

special individual talents. Highlights

which several bands and orchestras

Dickens and Kris DiMartino (Co-Vice

included an arrangement for massed

performed. On the main stage, under

Captains), for their contributions to

string orchestra of a "Lion King" med-

cover and with convenient access to

the musical life of the school, Once

ley, the Combined Middle School

storage areas, the students and

again, it has been a great team effort,

Choir, violin soloist Carl Dickens (Year

guest artists presented a wide range

12) in his performance of the first

of music to an appreciative audience

movement of J S Bach's Concerto in

throughout the day, Other perform-

E major together with the String

ances were presented at the Art

Orchestra, vocal solos from Tom

Show and at a local garden.

Sawade (Year 11) and Melody Abikhair

2005 has been a year of diversity and

(Year 12) accompanied by the Stage

challenge, allowing our students to

Band, alto sax soloist Ross Beaton

enter the unique world of music mak-

Mark Irwin Director of Music

SENIOR SCHOOL STAGE BAND 3 r d Row L-R: Liam Appelbe Hugh Hanson Oliver (OllieJ Nam James Buchan 2nd Row L-R: Holly Richardson Thomas (Tom) Sawade David Hill Louis Jasek Kristofer Di Martino Phillipa (Pip) Hyatt Front Row L-R: Elanor Kloester M a t t h e w Carroll Alexandra Brown Melody Abikhair Andrew Serle Ross Beaton TEACHERS: Mr Roger Sullivan Mr Peter Hannah

Arts Week With a theme for 2005 of "Art and the

lighten up and become creative in

Future", our resident artist, Stelarc,

the biggest, friendly art studio at the

offered The Geelong College stu-

College, Morrison Hall. We look for-

dents the opportunity to be chal-

ward to 2006 and an Arts Week that

lenged in relation to what constitutes

will no doubt be full of fun and good

Art and what an artist does.

times.

Stelarc is a Melbourne based performance artist who travels the world performing his pieces which can

Mr PC Taylor Head of Fine and Applied Art

take many months and often years of collaborative effort to actually make happen, His most recent work has been based around the interaction of the human body and technology, exploring a range of challenging notions as to what the future could be like in 100 years. Stelarc gave his presentations to a number of College audiences during his two day residency, and drew responses and questions as well as looks of amazement from the audience. This was especially evident on the day he wired four Year 12 volunteers, James Russell, Tom Champness, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone and Melanie Philip, to demonstrate the involuntary muscle responses of the body when small levels of electrical current are applied to other muscles. Stelarc was certainly a key feature of our Arts Week program and we were certainly glad that he was so friendly and open in his willingness to talk to so many students and show off his works such as the Prosthetic Head with which many students enjoyed conversing. Once again the Art staff did a wonderful job organizing the activities with which many students took the opportunity to actively engage during lunchtimes and after school, On offer were experiences in Paper making, Tree planting, Stencil art and Future Fashions as well as the always popular mural which this year was based around

"Texting the

Future", Arts Week has become synonymous with the end of winter and is always a welcome opportunity to

1 . Stelarc 2. Ginnie Hope-Johnstone "gets wired!"

Senior School Art

Campbell House Art

House of Guilds Sometimes in our busy lives it can be

have made good use of the photog-

103 this year, graces us with his

easy to forget the importance of

raphy facilities working on their folios

knowledge, wisdom and skills. Joe is

spending time doing the things that

for VCE.

a true inspiration for all who seek to

we enjoy and from which we gain

As a community facility the HOG pro-

utilise their skills at the HOG, The

much pleasure. It is for this reason

vides a valuable resource for many

HOG provides for the creative pur-

that it is important that we continue

outside members of the public and

suits of all Collegians over the age

to actively encourage students to

community groups, With the Keith

of 12 and is open seven

gain new skills in a variety of areas;

Humble Centre nearing completion,

days a week

the HOG has done so for the past 70

the facilities in combination with the

years, and will continue to do so in

Austin Gray Centre will be the

the future.

envy of many schools,

Once again the boarding community

has been active during the year, with

look forward to

a number of students creating inter-

the many opportu-

during the school term, Philip Taylor Warden

certainly

esting works, Ben Grice finished a

nities that will eventuate in

magnificent Red Gum and Hoop Pine

the coming years to facili-

table, while Roger Wettenhall and

tate the creative pursuits of

Tom Baulch completed hand plaited

Geelong Collegians, One

belts. Dean Denny in Year 9 worked

point of note for the many

progressively throughout the second

Collegians

part of the year restoring a sailing

through he HOG is the daily

dinghy and a number of students

presence of Mr Joe Jeans who at

who

pass

Design and Technology Unit 3 and 4 projects 1.0llliel\lamYr11 2. Che Turner Yr 12 3. Charles Caldwell Yr 12 4 . Fraser W e s t Y r 1 2 5. M a t t h e w Robson Yr 12

Creative Writing The Driving Lesson

was making the decision to be sending

He was an odd fellow, much too worn

me out with this man, who knew what he

and haggard for our beach-front soci-

was doing with my inheritance.

ety. He lived in neither a mansion like

The Instructor ordered me into the car

the rest of us or a hovel like those on

and we pulled out and away from my pala-

the other side of the shopping strip.

tial mansion. He drove us directly to

Unlike the rest of us, forming a close-

the course where I was to spend con-

knit community based on wealth and

siderable

acquisitions, he roamed among us,

years. He got out and told me to do

admired and accepted only for his

the same. I did as he instructed. He

merits.

time

over the

coming

explained that driving is merely a

He was an ancient, a relic of a

part of a game, and to master the

bygone era, an anachronism in our

game you must not only learn the

modern, materialistic court. He

technique but also the rules and

held neither title nor fame, but

mannerisms. He said that just about

respect, which was more than any

anyone could drive, there is no real

of us could garner from our well-

skill involved, but to drive well, that

financed neighbours. He was non-

is a noble and arduous challenge. I

descript and unimpressive in every-

was intrigued, this was his life, and as

way, except for one quality that

I looked at him in his silly hat and

made him stand out amongst the

baggy pants, I began to wonder why I

doctors and lawyers and CEOs. The

was out here with this man.

man could drive, and he would be

"Now, you drive," he told me.

teaching me.

I was quite taken aback. I didn't expect

I remember that it was early afternoon

him to expect so much from me already.

on a Sunday when he first pulled up to

I prepared myself, my hands grasping

My parents had been

the stick as I swung around the course,

expecting him, and truth be told they

him in tow, critiquing my performance and

seemed relieved that he had come - as

giving me advice. The man was meticu-

the gates.

if they felt accepted by him merely for

lous, right down to finger placement and

his attendance at our summer home.

the exact positioning of the foot for opti-

My father hastened to introduce every-

mum performance.

one, forgetting about my mother in his

"You know the Scottish invented it, don't

rush to the man to grasp his hand and

you?" he asked quizzically. I was not

robotically shake it. So this was the

aware of this, so I took it cryptically, seek-

famous "Instructor", a maestro of his

ing for hidden meaning. There was none.

world, and like a maestro he would

only tolerate being addressed by his

course, getting closer and closer towards

title.

our targets, refining my technique as we

"Instructor," my father began, "will you

powered around the course. Soon I knew

continued

swinging

around

the

take him on?"

how to deal with grass and sand, hills and

"I'll see what can be done with the

ditches. The man was a natural, and like a

boy", he spluttered with a broken, une-

sponge, I was absorbing his method. The

ducated tone. I immediately began to

man was never an instructor, I made that

have doubts about my father's sanity. I

mistake myself.

decided to humour the Instructor, and

First and foremost, he was a golfer.

resolved to have my accountant check the details of my trust fund. If my father

David Lawson Gunther Year 11

Book Week

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 and Three Quarters Audiences attending the Geelong

woman disgusted by her erst-

comfort. Kasselle Plummer was

Ella

College Senior School produc-

while husband's philandering.

also a wonderfully stern and in

Greer Dimsey (French teacher)

tion of Sue Townsend's play, the

Kristina Petrovski meanwhile,

control headmistress.

and Tom Champness (as the

Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged

smouldered in her role of femme

Music was provided before, after

meter reader without a heart

13 and Three quarters on three

fatale to George Mole. Adrian's

and during the show by a top

and Physics teacher with too

consecutive nights in mid August

romantic interest was played

notch "garage band" whose

much heart). Kasselle Plummer

at GPAC's Blakiston theatre were

with appeal and flair by a suit-

reception was deservedly unre-

was also a wonderfully stern

treated to a night of hilarity in a

ably

graceful

served. Louis Jasek (keyboard,

headmistress.

performance remarkable for the

Stephanie Gainey and the dance

conductor and singer) David

The old theatrical adage of

strength

assertive

and

Riley

(PE

teacher),

sequence performed and chore-

Adams (vocals and Adrian trans-

never work with children or

actors. Directors Deborah Hynes

ographed

and

porter), Melody Abikhair (vocals),

animals was proven too true by crowd pleaser Robert Taylor

of all

its

principal

Robert

and Caroline Fairlie are to be

Stephanie was notable for the

Sam McElwee (bass guitar),

congratulated on a fast moving,

skill and humour with which the

Ross Beaton (saxophone), Nic

(dog) as Adrian's trusty canine

fresh, innovative and most enter-

two sent up famous dance

Doncon (drums) and Chris White

companion

taining production, whipped into

sequences

past.

(electric guitar) were integral to

smooched and squatted so

shape in record time.

Pandora's parents were played

the performance and the audi-

successfully that every audi-

Robert

with maturity and an amusing

ence were caught up in their

ence member wanted to buy

David

combination of political zeal and

catchy and flawlessly executed

him

parental

performance.

Alsatian Sabre played by Pip

The

two

Tripolino

Adrians, (acting)

and

Franklin (narrating) gave the

the

concern

Katie

and

who

take

scratched,

him

home.

and

Possingham and Toby Davis.

Wonderful cameo roles were

Hyatt

warmth despite the disinterest

Tom Sawade as Adrian's dubi-

provided by Zoe Keogh (drama

canine authenticity to her role.

displayed by Adrian's parents in

ous friend and romantic rival

teacher), Nell Myer ( IT teacher),

Pip's beetroot swilling master

his burgeoning intellectualism

Nigel was both an arrestingly

Georgie MacRae (jaded teacher),

(and David's suspension for the

energetic dancer and comically

Jordan Tomkins (school

duration of the play on a plank

unsuccessful

counsellor),

swing some meters from the

school

bullies

ground). Anthony Tripolino, dou-

reformed

by Adrian's

bly related to Michael (his real

grandma) Ned

character

great

appeal

punk.

life elder brother and stage

Elliot Brown and Alan Yeung were realis-

the chauvinistic, bewildered and

tically brutal to

bereft husband deserted by his

the point of

wife

audi-

seemingly

seductive neighbour. Libby Hurst

ence

brought sympathy to the role of

dis-

Pauline Mole (Adrian's newly liberated, even neglectful mother) that might have been lacking in a less assured actress. As for Adrian's grandmother, played by a most accomplished and hilarious Annie Morris, her appearances and

utterances were

eagerly anticipated comic

timing

and

her

impeccable.

Michael Langdon was wonderfully greasy as Pauline's seducer and Kelly Ryan a strong and understandably enraged new

feisty

Rogerson,

father) was most convincing as

for

Three

(mercifully

brought ferocity

and

Charles Crowl as Bert Baxter

combination of artistry and

was a suitably gross, bent and

flawless execution. Ensemble

disgusting old man and he and

leaders

his

Rossiter, Angela Smith and

sometimes wheel

chair

Nell

Myer,

Claire

bound, romantic interest played

Anthea

Wescott

led

with

by a vibrant and salacious Susie

aplomb

the

Mackenzie, aged brilliantly for

fences, walls, disco dancers,

ensemble

the evening, caused no end of

netballers, playground inhabi-

trouble to long suffering matron

tants and scenery shifters who

Sarah McLarty.

were well drilled, discrete and

The set of multi coloured quo-

added to the meaning and

tations

successful execution of the

from

Adrian,

boy

philosopher, on five large white

performance.

fabric drops combined simplic-

The staff scene in the old age

ity with vibrancy. Ms Mary

home

Preece,

designer,

mentioned) provided a great

matched the mood of the play

deal of mirth, more for its

the

set

(perhaps

better

not

beautifully and Chris Andrew's

unpredictability than any alle-

lighting made great use of the

giance to the script.

set's complexity to aid the

As always, the invisible back-

meaning and continuity of the

stage army deserves a men-

performance. Mrs Linda Gallus'

tion for its unobtrusive effi-

costumes, particularly for the

ciency with particular congrat-

canines, were a

ulations to Phil Houghton for

triumphant

his stage management. It was a great choice of play for senior secondary students and those who missed it probably have under exercised

laugh

muscles. Mrs J Gainey

Middle School Art

Textiles

1 Luci Crawford Yr 12 2 Felt balls Yr 10 3 James Butler Yr 12 4 Jeanne Hendrey Yr 12 5 Emma Harbutt Yr 12 6 Melanie Philip Yr 12

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

Ulysees

Harry Seward Tania Babiolakis Fletcher Kelly Frankie Mullaly Jack Richardson Tom Molyneux Zachary Buggy Tom Davey Sam Goddard Nick Kovacev Tom Darley Will Johnston Mitchell Dye Francesca Henricus

Riley Dye

Olivia Dalton

Courtney Kop

Ayrlie Lane

Emma Woolman

Jessie Knott

Phoebe Potter

Nicola Luppino

Rhian Shinners

Nellie M i m s

Belinda Pollard

Chris Skoglund

Alice Morgan

Ross Anderson

Chloe Lee

Daniel Berton

Zoe Seccull

Alex Carr

Laura Nielsen

Jackson Macaulay

Eliza Curnow

Caitlin Lamont

Sophie McCorkell

David W e s c o t t

Laura Beveridge

Georgia Scott

Floyd W e s t m a n

M a r g o t Champion

Samantha Brimacombe

Peta Veanes Mary Bradshaw Emily Trethowan Stephanie McKenzie Miranda Williams Kate Kittelty Stephanie Taylor Olivia Nicholson Rebecca Carman Laura Stekelenburg M a t t h e w Lamont Marius Gratwick Eliza Panckridge Will O'Donnell Will Hamilton

Trumpets and Raspberries Dario Fo's fast and furious farce

ubiquitous undercover cops, furniture

side to any Dario Fo production is the

Trumpets and Raspberries takes a

that moves, a corrupt magistrate,

sheer amount of work his scripts

use of strobe lightning was a brilliant

comic swipe at power and corruption,

Antonio's histrionic wife Rosa (Annie

require. As such, the 2005 Year 12

addition to the play, as was the inclu-

be acknowledged, The highly comic

In Term 1 it provided the Year 12

Morris) and his pragmatic mistress

production was an immense credit to

sion of great Italian music. However, it

Theatre Studies class with a rich,

Lucia (Amy Young), and there's noth-

Director

Stage

was the fruits of a dedicated and very

Manager Libby Hurst and the Year 12

close-knit cast that ultimately deliv-

Deb

Hynes,

black comedy of police ineptitude,

ing but madcap comedy and crazi-

corruption, misguided plastic surgery,

ness in store. The

cast and crew,

ered a very funny night of theatre for

mistaken identity and a complicated

students

The end result of

audiences. The Year 12 Theatre Studies class

deliv-

love triangle.

ered this satire

many

Trumpets and Raspberries is the

magnificently.

rehearsal

unlikely story of Antonio (Charles

While one of the

experimentation

funny,

Crowl), a card-carrying communist

central concepts

with different the-

designed interpretation of an Italian

who works in a Fiat factory and acci-

of the play is the

atrical styles was

masterpiece. It was a more than fitting

dentally stumbles on a failed attempt

tragedy of terror-

a production that

finale for the Elliott Theatre too, with

to kidnap Gianni Agnelli (Toby Davies),

ism, the buttock-

worked superbly

the Keith Humble Centre for Music

the head of the Fiat empire, Antonio

skin facial graft-

well and provided

and the Performing Arts to be com-

saves Agnelli from a burning vehicle,

ing,

the kind of laugh-

unaware of who he is, but then takes

agents, exaggerated Italian accents

ter that often ended in tears.

off in fright when people start shoot-

and a minced sausage meal delivered

The production could not have expe-

ing at him, Agnelli is taken to hospital

through nose tubes made for an hilar-

rienced such success without the fine

unrecognisably disfigured, minus his

ious rather than sombre perform-

performances of the four principle

secret

hours

of and

memory and in Antonio's jacket,

ance. Furthermore, an unquestion-

actors, supported by the seductive

There, through plastic surgery, he is

able strength of the show was its abil-

Doctor (Joel Gross) and intimidating

transformed into a second Antonio,

ity to entertain even the least political-

inspector (Susie Mackenzie), Mitchell

Add a menacing police inspector,

ly minded of the audience, The flip

Wheeler's lighting prowess must also

were triumphant with this hysterically stylized

and

beautifully

pleted in time for next year's production, Vale! Mrs Leigh Knight Head of English

Visitors

Phillip Gwynne (author], Tania Babiolakis, Sam McLean

Sebastian Torp, Tim Callan, Jonathan Gelskv

Mr Rick Gower (OxfamJ, Olivia Dalton, Xavier Hatch

Stelarc

Georgia Iredell, Monty W r i g h t , Piers Flanagan, Mr Tim Bain.

Prep Class 1993 2nd Row L-R: Michael Colman Samuel (Sam) Duff Marcus Murray Hugh Hanson Charles Crowl M a t t h e w Dimovski Front Row L-R: Jeanne Hendrey Anna Calder Kasselle Plummer Emily D'Altera Melody Abikhair Anna Croft Amy Young

SRC

3 r d Row L-R: Lauren Kemp, Nelson Wang, Mitchell Dye, Jack Richardson, Miranda Williams, Stephanie Taylor, Rebecca Carman 2nd Row L-R: James Holding, Jacquie Devrome, Ryleigh Dunstan, Charles Mayfield, Jeremy Taylor, Elliot Mann, Alexander Carr, Daisy Gubbins, Meaghan Eddey, Fletcher Kelly Front Row L-R: Daniel Van De Pol, Stephanie Nicolo, Milly Barton-Thomas, Olivia Dalton (Co-Captain), Mr Chris Lawson [Head of Preparatory School), Xavier Hatch (CoCaptain), Emma Woolman, Emily Carr, Dale Denny Absent: Nicholas Kovacev

Outreach Program This year saw the extension ot the

graphical ability.

Year 9 City program with the intro-

The fine work undertaken in the Art in

duction ot the History and Geography

the City program was further extend-

in the City programs. These two new

ed in 2005 and the students' out-

disciplinary based week long studies

standing photography, sculpture and

joined the very successtul Art in the

paintings were on display at the pres-

City program that began In 2004. At

entation evening for parents after

the Year 10 level Mrs Petrina Porter

their return. The input of staff and vis-

initiated a trial Fit 4 Lite program,

iting experts was invaluable for the

During August, 75 Year 9 students

development and extension of all stu-

spent a cold and very wintry week at

dents.

the City Cite in Swanston Street work-

During the same week as the City

ing with experts in the three disci-

programs were in action, 75 Year 9

plines ot Art, History and Geography.

students were also involved in a trial

Students were able to travel into the

Global Conference where they had an

city trom Geelong by train each morn-

opportunity to hear speakers and be

ing or as many did, used Melbourne's

involved in topics such as sustainabil-

public transport system to come from

ity, the technology of the future and

the suburbs where they were residing

an investigation of war and peace

with family and friends. During each

amongst others, This program will be

day students worked with College

refined and developed during 2006

staff and visiting scholars to develop

when it is hoped all students will have

and research in their given disciplines,

an opportunity to be involved in this

The new History program saw stu-

ambitious program.

dents working with a young post

At Year 10, Mrs Porter trialled a Fit 4

graduate historian Kate Fielding who

Life program where 20 students

inspired them to pose a research

investigated a range of activities that

topic and carry out the necessary

were aimed at changing the lifestyles

investigations using the incredible

of students for the future. Experts in

resources available in the CBD.

exercise, nutrition, health and life style

Projects included such diverse topics

were vital in presenting students with

as the history of the Oueen Vic mar-

ways in which they could make life

ket, the changing purpose of the

style changes that would benefit

Royal Melbourne Zoo, the history of

them for the future.

the theatre district and the artists who

The Outreach program is now well

performed in them, amongst others.

cemented into the curriculum of Year

The students used the State Library,

9 and in 2006 will be expanded to

carried out surveys and interviews

allow all students an opportunity to

whilst enjoying the delights of the

participate in a City program,

cafe society for lunch and often breakfast, The Geography students, working with Mrs Filling and Ms Henning, were also busy during a very unusual weather week visiting such places as the Rialto, Docklands and the Yarra River to investigate their research topics. They too had the opportunity to work with experts in their fields such as mapping and tourism in order to improve and expand their geo-

Diane Black Outreach

Program

Coordinator

L i t t l e Desert Year 11 Biology Field t r i p In April, the two Year 11 Biology class-

pretty good at being elusive, consid-

of the park. We 'surveyed' the differ-

found ourselves going round in cir-

es set off on our much-anticipated

ering we didn't see one for the entire

ent areas of the park to determine

cles, which was the last thing some of

field trip to the Little Desert. With Jeff

trip, But one thing that we did see was

plant density and the different types

us wanted! The sight of Whimpy on

the bus driver at the wheel, the

the mallee fowl's nest. It was a large

of plants present in the desert. After a

his morning stroll was a welcome one,

excitement grew as we came closer

mound of dirt, shaped like a volcano,

long and tiring day, we arrived at the

With his directions we found our-

to our destination. However, after

full of decomposing leaf litter. The leaf

lodge ready for bed, The teachers,

selves back at the lodge and loading

about an hour and a half of travelling,

litter warms the nest, and keeps the

however, had something else in mind!

the bus for the long trip home.

boredom set in, (except for the most

eggs at the perfect temperature.

After dinner we got stuck right into

Although the excursion to the Little

enthusiastic

were

After dinner, we began the long jour-

our assignments with some people

Desert was a very tiring one for some,

already preparing answers to the

ney that was: THE ASSIGNMENT. With

working for over 6 hours! This 'enjoy-

it was a very valuable experience, and

assigned questions!). After a trip to

the help of Whimpy's expert knowl-

able' work did teach us a great deal

everyone learnt a lot about the region,

the Golden Arches and a kick of the

edge, we had soon finished the

about the Mallee region and the dif-

its animals and plants.

footy, we continued on to the Little

night's work and went out side to kick

ferent plants and animals present.

Desert National Park, No one was

the footy,

When all projects were handed in

students

who

prepared for the type of environment

The following morning we jumped in

that same night, surprisingly no

we had just entered with scattered

the 4WD and went bush to see the

one wanted to go to bed!

plants and yellow sand glowing like

native vegetation. Everyone thor-

Maybe it was the entertain-

gold in the beaming afternoon sun.

oughly enjoyed the four-wheel driving

ment of Sophie, Sam and Bee

That afternoon, under the guidance of

as some parts were quite thrilling,

locking themselves out of

Little Desert and Mallee fowl expert

which was evident from the bumps

their room not once, but

,Whimpy, we went in search of the

on the heads of the taller biologists!

twice! A few of the boys

elusive

mallee

The staff and guides cooked a ripper

attempted

fowl, which

'mobile' lunch of hotdogs in the mid-

football at night, but real-

dle of the denser parts

ized it wasn't such a great

was

kick

the

idea when they kept running into trees and bushes! On Sunday, we went

for

walk

in the

park

and

Nick Phillips and Dave Hill

Lizard Island While all was quiet and dark before the crack of dawn, fifteen brave and adventurous students, accompanied by three adults, clambered aboard a bus departing from the Preparatory School, amid the waving, hugging and loading of too much baggage. Destination

Lizard Island, Far North Queensland. A remote,

tropical wilderness, located 400km north of Cairns. Oh, the sights that were seen over the following ten days, whether sweating it out hiking a mountain, snorkelling in pristine waters, being windswept and spraysoaked boating, enjoying the serenity wandering, lazing on sandy, sun-drenched beaches or just kicking back on a hut verandah! The strange, colourful and plentiful things on this idyllic island.,.. From blue spotted giant clams to black tipped reef sharks, brilliant blue Linckia starfish, parrot fish and graceful colour-changing cuttlefish, we marvelled at the beauty and diversity of the flora and fauna. What a wonderful place to experience. A time we will never forget.

Lizard Island Trip: S t u a r t McCallum

Mitchell Dye

Franklin Mullaly

Dean Denny

Meg Eddey

Nicole Anskaitis

Chris Mitchell

Brigette Russell

Annabelle Uebergang

Dale Denny

Nicola Lupino

Jackson Macaulay

Carli Rooke

Jessie Knott

Luke Storey

Ruth Blair

Alice Morgan

Laura Malishev

Japan Tour

Ms Kate Hehir Mr Mark Torpey Mr Andrew McKie

Jaimee-Lee Lawson Nicole Anskaitis Sam Baird Ross Anderson Daniel Berton Callen Lowe Ben Morgan James White Brydie Murrihy Lauren Kemp Lucinda Sloane Bethany Adelwohrer Bronte Thornton Dale Denny Alethea Rose

French Trip 2005 In mid-September, 2005, a group of

the French language.

at the destroyed village, Oradour- sur-

famous stained glass windows.

twenty young French students and

We then took the super fast TGV

Glane, which was bombed and ruined

However we grew nervous as we

two enthusiastic teachers arrived at

south, where life was very different.

by the Nazis in the Second World War,

realised how close we were to our

the airport with great excitement, Yes,

We spent two

The village has been well preserved as a

host family stay in the horse-racing

we were missing a whole week of

Sommieres, with its pretty, cobbled

memorial to those who died, and whilst it

capital of France, Chantilly. We had

school; yes, we were armed with

streets and shops, A highlight of the

was a sad visit, it was certainly fascinat-

experienced French conversations in shops and towns, but now we could

nights

sleepy

Euros and mountains of baggage, but

tour was a day trip in which we visited

ing to explore the remains,

the primary reason for our excitement

the fishing port, Sete, the famous

The next day was the first visit to a

practice our French on another level,

was that we were going to France for

"Pont d'Avignon", NTmes, with its

chateau, and we would visit many

Afraid something would go terribly

three weeks, in order to get a stronger

Roman colosseum and temple, and

days.

wrong, some students took to singing

sense of the culture and language we

the Pont du Gard,

Chenonceau

on the bus to calm the nerves, This

had studied for many years.

a Roman aque-

constructed on a

was all unnecessary, however, as all

After a long, exhausting flight, the

duct, all located in

river,

the

few

host families proved to be kind, help-

marvelled at its

ful and friendly. We took part in class-

moved to Toulouse

gardens and the

es in the Lycee Jean Rostand with our

via the old city of

exquisite furnish-

hosts. Some of these classes were

long, we were exploring Paris, walking

Carcassone,

ings

inside the

unintelligible; others (English) were

through the Jardin de Luxembourg to

where we learnt

palace. We then

enjoyable. We also took part in excur-

the Latin Quarter, Cries of "Why can't I

the

luxuriously dined

sions to the Chateau de Chantilly and

live here?" were heard throughout the

between

French-style

the nearby town Senlis, and partici-

group and cameras were clicking

and Roman archi-

expensive

pated in activities with our hosts, such

everywhere.

tecture. We spent two nights in Toulouse,

restaurant, tasting escargot, goat's

as visiting a local theme park and

known as the pink city, because nearly

cheese and regional fish, It was cer-

group arrived in Paris, eager for a

the

taste of France, We checked into FIAP, our Parisian hotel, and before

continued

into

the

Marche

region.

difference Gothic

and

tainly the high-

was

going to parties. After bidding a tearful farewell to our

Mouffetard for lunch, where we were

everything

thrust into French-speaking situa-

built of beautiful

light of the tour

hosts, we came to Charles de Gaulle

tions, Some of us stumbled, some of

local bricks, and

cuisine-wise, the

airport, and took the long flight home.

and

We returned, having improved our

savouring

French skills, made new friends, and

us had to revert to English, but most

visited the town

students

of us managed to purchase things

hall,

very

staff

without any worry, That afternoon, we

famous church-

the

opportunity

learnt much about the rich and vastly

visited the magnificent church, Sacre

es, and saw a

sample

different French culture.

Coeur, the first in a long list of many

French film.

finest

Parisian monuments. Over the next

The group then

food. We visited

driver who drove us from Sommieres

few days we climbed that magnifi-

moved to Limoges,

another chateau

to Chantilly, Madame Ekkel, for help-

cent, iconic structure, "La Tour Eiffel",

on the way visiting

that

afternoon,

ing us with her accomplished French

saw the Mona Lisa and the Venus de

a re-creation of the

Azay le Rideau,

skills, and Mrs Lethbridge, for organ-

two

the

French

Special thanks go to Anne, our bus

ising the tour and particularly for

Milo, among other artworks, in the

Lascaux cave paintings, which are

which

Musee du Louvre; we were amazed

believed to be over 17,000 years old, and

However Versailles, our third chateau,

organising

by the stained glass windows of

the medieval town of Sarlat, well-known

was unbelievably ornate. After seeing

through her contact in Chantilly. The

Sainte

was

similarly

spectacular,

the

host

family

stay

the

for its foie gras. Limoges is known as the

the endless gardens, the golden

trip was a massive success; most of

Impressionists at the Musee d'Orsay

porcelain capital of the world, and the

rooms and the magical Hall of Mirrors,

us just can't wait to get back!

and spent up the Euros on the

group had

a guided tour of the

we completely understood why the

Champs Elysees and at the renowned

Bernadaud porcelain factory, learning the

French Revolution took place! We

department

Chapelle,

store,

saw

delicate process of creating and deco-

also went to Chartres, and visited its

Fayette. Other memories of Paris

rating this chinaware. We continued on

magnificent cathedral, with its

include

to Tours, and

beautiful

Galeries buildings,

dogs

everywhere, ridiculous driving, getting lost on the Metro, and of course,

stopped

Students: Lauren Anderson, Madeleine Babiolakis, Sarah Dennis, Greer Dimsey, Georgina Grieg, kett, Madeleine Hayes, Sarah Hughes, Emma Jackson, Sarah James, Freya Langham, a McNaughton, William Monotti, Paris Nielsen, Eloise O'Brien, Julia Reid, Kathleen Rix,

•

e Stewart, Elya Telegin, Joshua Tompkins. Staff: Mrs M Lethbridge, Madame J Ekkel

Bibbulmun Expedition During the mid-year break, 33 stu-

songs, weather, stars, mud ... and

Just as the sun [which at times we

dents and staff hiked 190 kilometres

sheer physical exertion? A million

thought had renounced us] rose on

along and near the coast of southern

cliches are born of the magnificence

each new day [is it Wednesday? or

Western Australia, a long way by any

of nature, yet not one could do justice

Sunday? the calendar belongs to civil-

stretch of the imagination. Yet could

to the experience of an expedition

isation], opportunities [wildlife to spot,

any expanse of reverie possibly

such as this, An "experience" is all

Vita-Weats to munch] lay themselves

envisage the ever-changing land-

about atmosphere which the two

before us [watching our feet lest we

scape we passed through, albeit

College groups, separated by a day's

trip over] like the dawn [we watched

momentarily - or the smiles, sounds,

walk, had in pack loads, twenty-kilo-

its vivid colours early over Torbay

panoramas, silence, pain, reflections,

gram pack loads, that we hauled,

inlet]. Our journey [to Walpole, from the

contentment, pride, banter, sweat,

lugged and heaved through a section

Track's southern origin at Albany] of

camaraderie, scents, perseverance,

of the most spectacular scenery in

discovery built [like the three-walled

colours,

the world.

huts we called home] the foundations

experiments,

flavours,

Expeditioners: Christopher Barlow, Alexandra Brown, David Buchan, Monty Champion, James Champness, Alice Crowley, Alexander Good, Fleur Griffiths, John Heard, Jiah-Lit Ho, Ryan Hobbs, Haydon Holmes, Monique Hurley, Thomas Jenkins, Ryan Jones, Freya Langham, Alexander Lau, Timothy Maltby, Amanda May, Joel McKenzie, Helena Myer, Oliver Nam, Eloise Rayson, Kathleen Rix, Brigit Skilbeck, Stephanie Smith

of ,.,,[insert cliched noun here], leav-

heath land, through boulder-strewn

Mr Simon Lont, Mr Christian Machar,

ing footprints [strictly on the path, of

bushland and amongst verdant rain-

Mr and Mrs Viv and Warren Harris and

course, impeccably maintained by the

forest. Beneath grey skies, blue skies

Mr Tm Parkes. And of course Mr Phil

Friends of the Bib' Track] in the eternal

and more grey, the grit amongst the

Taylor, whose dedication as head

sands [on those long beach walks, our

groups was apparent; under brilliant

trooper allowed a nice idea to become

boot outlines trailed far into the dis-

sunshine or stinging hail, gale-force

an exhilarating reality for all involved,

tance] of time [sixteen days from

blusters or gentle breeze, diffuse driz-

The effort of these people, like the

home, eleven on the Track], Our sur-

zle or genuine, categorical downpour.

expedition itself, is beyond cliche, As

roundings were as breathtaking as

Such rewarding adventures do not

they don't say: even if the memories

they were varied, making irony of our

happen on their own, Thus many

don't last forever, that trek we did in

need to respire as we clomped,

thanks are owed to the staff: Mrs Pat

'05 - it was incredible all the same,

skipped, plodded, jogged, bounced

Clark, Mrs Julie Gainey, Mr Tom

and staggered our way over coastal

Hartley,

Stephanie Smith Year 12

Year 9 Outdoor Education-Wollangarra Wollangarra means 'Young People in

Co-Directors

High Places' and all Year 9 students

Haubold. Jen and Reiner and their

journeyed into the Victorian High

two children leave Wollangarra this

Country in Terms 1 and 2 this year,

year and College staff and students

They were able to explore a unique

have really appreciated their involve-

and remote environment in changing

ment and enthusiasm,

Jen

and

Reiner

seasonal conditions and develop

Thanks must go to the teachers who

their teamwork and outdoor skills. As

attended the camps: Mr Tm Parkes,

well as the 'Meeting the Mountains'

Mr Roger Smith, Mr Dale Carroll, Mrs

programme in the Bryce's Gorge and

Linda Gallus, Mr Phil Taylor and Mr

Wellington Plains areas, students

Rob Kayler-Thomson and to Mrs

spent time at the Wollangarra home-

Gallus and Mr Smith for their assis-

stead, experiencing pioneer life with-

tance in organising the programme.

out electricity and modern conveniences and learning about practical conservation. The positive Wollangarra staff who guided our students were Jane Lloyd, Clare Easton, Will Ford, Lizzie Rich and Geordie McCallum, as well as

Mr TP Parkes Outdoor Education

Coordinator

Cricket Tour of England In June 2005 a group of 16 crick-

However, the highlight from a

families. This allowed the boys

eting crazy Collegians embarked

cricketing perspective, was wit-

to form friendships and future

particularly interesting. The

upon a tour of England, the home

nessing Australia defeat England

contacts as well as the oppor-

College's dining hall was used

of cricket. The tour fortunately

at Lords. This was a truly memo-

tunity to clean our dirty whites.

during the filming of Harry Potter, a highlight for John

Christ Church College was

coincided with Australia's Ashes

rable experience. Additionally,

We were fortunate to play

tour, thus making England the

our itinerary involved a fixture

against some extremely his-

Bailey and Cam Sutherland

place to be for cricketing fanat-

played at the Broad Half Penny

toric and picturesque schools,

who are both avid Harry Potter

ics just like us. Our itinerary

Cricket Ground. This was the

including Greshams School,

fans. Bath was also a fascinat-

involved 11 cricket games, many

ground where the first ever game

Bishop

Vessey's

Grammar

ing city; we visited the Roman

hours travelling and sightseeing

of cricket with rules was played.

School

and

Bromsgrove

Baths and the day also gave

and an enormous amount of fun.

The game will forever be remem-

School. It was an absolute

the boys a chance to relax.

We travelled around the country

bered by all party members as a

privilege to play upon such

From Bath, we travelled to

to many world renowned land-

truly unique experience.

lush and well kept ovals.

London where we spent the

marks including Stonehenge, The

At several schools all mem-

Many

were

next three days, and during

Roman Baths, Windsor Castle

bers of the tour group were

astounded by the history of

our time in London, our cam-

and

generously billeted by host

Oxford, the University City.

eras received an

the

sights

London.

At Bishop Vessel's Grammar School

the

boys

Albert and Henry Weddell at Bromsgrove School

intensive

Alex Stanley scores a century

Henry Weddell also took a lik-

Mr Gilby, Mr Terry, Mr Greg and*

return, considering the majori-

ing to the slower English pitch-

Mrs Liz Hansen for not only

ty of our opponents were very

es smashing his way to an

putting up with us, but helping

competitive. Throughout the

explosive half century in a 20

make the tour a truly memo-

Bridge, The London Eye and

tour,

con-

over game against Oundle.

rable experience. Thanks must

the Tower of London. The boys

tributed to the team's perform-

Richard Lugg, Tom Nice and

also

ances, but on occasions there

James Ratcliffe mesmerized

Lindsay Hassett Club which

many opposing batsmen, while

worked tirelessly, helping with

Simon

fundraising for the trip.

workout. We captured many

wins which was a pleasing

magnificent shots including Big Ben,

Paul's

Westminster

Cathedral,

Abbey,

enjoyed

Tower

wandering

every

member

outstanding

extended

through the gigantic Harrods

were

shopping centre.

performances, none more so

While everyone enjoyed seeing

than

two

Balodis and Albert Weddell

Bennett Merhman

sights that perhaps we would

unbeaten centuries, including

effortlessly accumulated runs

Captain, 1st XI

never again get the chance to

124 not out against Caterham

in almost every game.

visit, the real reason for the

High School and 151 not out

The tour was a great success.

tour was cricket, which was

against Abingdon School and

Everybody enjoyed themselves

played at a friendly and com-

Tom Nice's 6/49 against Paarl

immensely and on behalf of the

petitive level. We recorded five

High School from South Africa.

tour group we sincerely thank

Alex

individual

Stanley's

Gilbert-Kent,

Steen

Bennett Merriman at Oundle School with the Captain of Paarl High School -

Touring Party Members: David Allan (OGC 2004), John Bailey, Steeh Balodis, Charles Caldwell, Simon Gilbert-Kent, William Hartnell, Richard Lugg, Bennett Merriman, Thorrias Nice, James Rafcliffe, Cameron Russell, Alex Stanley, Campbell Sutherland, Ty Thorton, Albert Weddell, Henry Weddell Staff: Mr Gareth Gilby,'MrJVlichael Terry, Mr Greg Hansen, Mrs Liz Hansen.

the

Debating There's no two ways about it. Debaters

their way to outstanding success in

sively covered the full 360°C of virtue

are the most astute, amiable and

the B, C and D divisions. Exemplifying

- with team support from all sides.

Mrs Gainey and Ms Mahoney are the

attractive individuals around,.. Did I

the aforementioned inherent bril-

You might describe us as the quintes-

archetype of Debaters Brand virtue,

forget to mention charismatic? If

liance was Year 10 team 1, which tri-

sential

you're searching for a synonym for

umphed as Geelong Region premiers

argue with that.

"paragon of probity" or "epitome of

in the B grade competition.

Yet despite their propensity to prodigy,

gush effusively - it makes us blush.

intellect", you'll find us under "d" in any

Not only were exploits this season

debaters are willing to concede that a

Alongside our superlative wit and

overachievers.

won't

lective genius of the debating troupe,

If you ever come across one of us in the yard, please resist the urge to

reputable volume.,.Let's take Exhibit A

over and above that of any other

modicum of credit is due to the

exceptional temperament, we debaters

as a case in point: the Year 12 team, or

school, as a group we won 'Best

extraordinary efforts of a certain

are very modest types,

"A-graders" as they are affectionately

Speaker' awards left, right and centre.

dynamic duo. Counsellors, supporters,

known. So phenomenally talented are

Evidently, debaters have comprehen-

administrators and mentors to the col-

escape the rebuttal unscathed.

Senior School Debating

Gazis Monique Hurley

Evidence of this unparalleled facility

3 r d Row L-R: David Franklin Samantha May David Gunther William Monotti Kent Lin Xavier Nicolo

Front Row L-R: Thomas Johnstone Lauren Prest Charles Crowl Stephanie Smith Sally Chirnside

Sally Chirnside, Charlie Crowl, Elise

Stephanie Smith

Captain

Davey, Tom Johnstone, Lauren Prest and

Stephanie

Smith

that

they

emerged as Geelong Region champions for 2005. [Note: Any autographseekers are advised to wear sunglasses in the presence of these individuals. Their effulgence can be blinding]. Struggling to grapple with complex issues? Simply grab the nearest debater and they will a) define the key terms and b) conceive a watertight case line, before c) developing several expressive and substantiated arguments to support any given stance. Just be sure not to contradict them, Neither you nor your contention will

for rhetoric is vested in the 45 students that comprise the College debating crew. This season six teams reasoned, persuaded and discoursed

2nd Row L-R: Georgia Hall Amanda May Emma S t u r m Ada Hodgson Freya Langham Emily Bull Alexandra

Absent: Siobhan Adams Kristen Battye Katherine Barton Amy Caldow M a t t h e w Carroll Charlotte Curnow Elise Davey Stephanie Gainey Elyse

Green Josh Hoevenaars Zoe Keogh Katherine Landy Timothy Maltby Georgina Macrae Thomas Nice Isabelle Russell TEACHERS M r s Julie Gainey Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney

Year 8 Debating Team

Year 7 Debating Team

Back Row: Cavelle McKenzie, Ruth Blair, Ross Anderson, Mitchell Dye, Olivia Nicholson, Jessie Knott, Xavier Hatch, Thomas Molyneux Front Row: Thomas Davey, Mitchell Gourley, Dominic Tigani, Dr S. Lea-Wood

Back Row: Max Amerena, James Green, Galium Maltby, Stephanie Nicolo, Benjamin Cailes, Emma Oates, Benjamin Roberts, Philippa Kirby, Dr S. Lea-Wood, William Baulch Front Row: Georgina Bull, Katherine Monotti, Bridget Russell, Anna Clark

Music Tour to Tasmania The Senior School Music Tour to

at the Port Arthur historic site.

via the overnight ferry, on Friday 1

Tasmania occurred during the tirst

Formal concerts were presented

July, The tour was a great success,

week ot the Term 2 holidays. Flying

at Kingston High School in Hobart

musically and socially, and the stu-

to Hobart early on Saturday 25

and at Scotch Oakburn College in

dents enjoyed the opportunity to

June, 31 students and 9 staff were

Launceston in their new perform-

perform on several occasions, vis-

involved in some informal musical

ing arts centre. To conclude the

iting some of Australia's most his-

performances at different loca-

tour, staff from the University of

toric sites and viewing the beautiful

tions, including a lunchtime con-

Tasmania in Launceston conduct-

landscape of Tasmania.

cert near Salamanca Place in

ed a workshop with the students

Mr M Irwin

Hobart and in the Convict Church

before we returned to Melbourne,

Director of Music

Shalom Christian College V i s i t In August, we travelled to

through the way each of the

given to the programme,

Townsville as representatives

students

ot The Geelong College in

approached

from

Geelong

and all the students who

the

individual

have been creative, sensi-

recognition of the original

tasks at school, in the board-

tive and naturally loving to all

custodianship of this land. We

ing Houses, at Crystal creek

people throughout the year.

are aware that there has still

(campsite north of Townsville),

Thankyou to Dr Turner, staff

been no formal apology to the

and in the daily activities.

and

indigenous people of Australia

This year is the fifth year since

Geelong College for their

students

The

but we are aware of a job and

we began forging strong ties

support of this program

the will to get on with it.

with Shalom, and it was won-

The return flight to Townsville

This year's trip took place with

derful to enter the school with

has always had the break in

another very enthusiastic and

a sense of connection that

Sydney or Brisbane and this

well prepared group of stu-

has developed over that time.

tends to make the travel days

dents. It was great to be wel-

The trip to Townsville has

cumbersome. Townsville and

comed in Townsville by a very

been a part of the life of 54

Cairns are nearly as far north

happy group of students from

students over the last 3 years;

as Perth is west, and one of

Shalom, It was also encourag-

it has also seen the emer-

the aspects of the trip to Shalom is to bring home the

ing to see that a number of the

gence of links with

staff were still there and com-

Geelong groups and activities

understanding of the vast-

mitted to what is a very diffi-

that

ness of this continent and the

have

been

local

become

cult task, that being the devel-

entrenched into our College

opment of a curriculum that is

way of life, Examples of gen-

stimulating and acceptable

erosity of which I have been

within the Queensland educa-

appreciative of throughout

tion structure. The encourag-

the year have been from

ing component of the week

Faggs Mitre 10 in Geelong,

was best demonstrated

Quiksilver, and the Stevenson family of Torquay and the Bartlett family of Geelong who hosted students in May, I would also like to thank Mrs Linda Gallus for her enthusiasm and the time that she has

diversity of its people, David Curnow Spiritual

and

Outreach

Coordinator

Community

1. NAIDOC Parade at Shalom Christian College 2. The A r t room at Shalom Christian College 3. Beadwork at Crystal Creek Campus 4. Holly Bartlett and Dorothy Gibia 5. Shalom students at Torquay during their visit to Geelong

Visitors to Shalom 2 0 0 5 : Mr David Curnow, Mrs Linda Gallus, William Van de Pol, Fletcher Thompson, Sarah Henderson, Clare Rossiter, Annabel Marendaz, Elizabeth Marendaz, Emily Rutherford, Sarah Morris, Holly Bartlett, Elizabeth Baulch, Richard Quail, Andrew Walsh, Ned Rogerson, Christopher Fagg, Xanthe DouglasGarden, Connor Lowe, Edwina Wilkens

Cricket helping College to a great win. The

C r i c k e M s t XI

brought Charles Caldwell to the

Michael Colman made 113 in a superb

This season was a successful one for

crease where he produced a slashing

Captain's knock),

biggest highlight of the year was

the 1st XI. Throughout a season inter-

cover drive to give us an unlikely vic-

Special thanks must go to Mr Machar

against Melbourne Grammar on a rain

rupted by bad weather, the 1sts man-

tory. This was definitely our most sat-

for his patience and words of wisdom

interrupted Saturday where we came

throughout the season.

away with a draw. George Johnstone

aged 4 wins, 3 losses and 3 draws.

isfying victory of the season. It also

This was a very satisfying result con-

proved that Geelong College pos-

sidering our 3 losses were against the

sessed the best 9th, 10th and 11th

three best teams in the competition,

batsmen in the competition.

Melbourne Grammar, Scotch and

I would like to thank the efforts of both

Cricket: 10A

Overall it has been a great season of

Brighton. This placed us in 5th posi-

Mr Gilby and Mr Terry. Their contribu-

With a couple of games in Term 4 the

cricket. Thank you to Mark Brown, our

tion on the ladder at the end of the

tion to College cricket throughout the

boys struggled against the might of

coach,

season. The season involved many

season definitely did not go unnoticed.

Caulfield Gammar and St Kevin's,

throughout the season. Members of

highs, and I'm pleased to say very few

I would also like to extend my thanks

Nicholas Taylor was a stand out in

the team included Nicholas Taylor,

lows. The 1st XI consisted of me, Vice-

to 1st XI coach, Greg Hansen, who as

these early games with a 5-wicket

James Day, Angus Nice, Matthew

Captain Henry Weddell, Alex Stanley,

coach was able

haul and 50 runs

Lugg, Lorcan Mathews, Matthew

Tom Nice, Richard Lugg, Campbell

to instil in us not

and James Day

Wade, Tom Roberts, Doug Ford, Scott

Michael

again showed his pace and talent

Colman

getting another 5-wicket haul ripping

Captain

Grammar's top order to shreds.

for

his

committed

effort

Sutherland, Cameron Russell, Albert

only the impor-

also proved his

Dimovski, Cameron Gourley, George

Weddell,

tance of playing

talent with the

Johnstone, Tm Pollard, Tom Fairbairn

tough

ball.

and Lachlan Henderson,

Shaw

Kitchen,

Steen

Balodis, Charles Caldwell, William

cricket,

Wood and Michael Colman.

but having fun as

After the Christmas

A huge factor in our success was the

we did it.

break the Year

even contribution of all players each week. Whether it be the weekly bag of wickets shared between our two spin kings, Richard Lugg and Tom Nice the year, or the contribution from our

2 n d XI

very

Henry

The 2004\5 2nd XI season was a suc-

Weddell, Vice-Captain, batted consis-

batting

cessful one, may be not in terms of

tently throughout the year hitting his

wins, but in competitiveness and

highest score of the season 68

improvement. The goal for the season

against

Alex

was to refine skills and display good

Stanley also backed up his superb

sportsmanship, with fun and enjoy-

Geelong

order.

Grammar.

our

stronger. These

Captain Cricket

joined

team to make it

Merriman

who each finished with 18 wickets for long

Bennett

players

includ-

ed: Angus Nice,

Cricket: 10B This season was a successful one for the 10B team, Never having the same line up two weeks in a row made it difficult to establish a good batting and bowling order, but as the season progressed and after being comprehensively

beaten

the

stronger

Melbourne teams, we started to learn what worked best for our team, Best bowlers for the season were Ned Rogerson,

Josh

Hoevenaars,

Cameron Wade, Tom Beaumont and

efforts behind the stumps by adding

ment also high on the list,

class and experience to the middle

Our batting at times struggled, but

Matthew Lugg,

order. His chanceless 70 against

consistent performances at the top of

Matthew Wade, Tom Roberts, Doug

Wesley was a memorable innings.

the order by Blake Jobson and William

Ford and Scott Dimovski.

Special mention must also go to Shaw

Wood enabled us to post defendable

sparked

Kitchen, who as a Year 9 showed

totals whilst the odd moment of bril-

Haileybury with Cameron Gourley

experience beyond his years and was

liance from Simon Gilbert-Kent and

scoring a magnificent 64 and George

Lorcan Mathews,

early

win

This against

a valuable asset to the team.

James Van de Pol never went astray,

Johnstone collecting 7 wickets. After

The most memorable result of the

The bowling, led by talented Year 11s

a few rain interrupted weekends, the

Alex Herd. The best batsmen for the season

were

Donald

Sahlstrom,

Charlie Cameron, Jack Townley, Nick Harrison and James Perkins, I think the win that all the boys enjoyed the most this year was when we beat our cross-town rivals Geelong Grammar in the last over of the match to win by 5 runs. Thank you to Peter Adams for

season was undoubtedly our thrilling 1

John Bailey, James Ratcliffe and Ty

boys got back on the park to get

wicket victory over St Kevin's at

Thornton, was the team's major

another impressive win against the

home. Chasing 244 we found our-

strength, They performed consistent-

cross town rivals Geelong Grammar.

Fletcher Captain

his guidance as coach this year, Thompson

selves needing 65 runs with only 2

ly each game and were rewarded

Cameron Gourley again showed flair

wickets in hand for victory. Campbell

with plenty of wickets,

with the bat and hit 92 off less than 60

Sutherland and Cameron

Russell

The highlight of the season was the

balls, making sure that College got to

Cricket: 9 B

showed outstanding patience to bring

last game versus St Kevin's College

the big total of 278 quickly, We must

The 9B team had a good year and

us within 6 runs of victory before

(away), where we batted second and

also mention the effort of Matthew

progress was made by all players, Out

Cameron Russell was dismissed. This

made 246 to win, (Coach's note:

Lugg with 40 not out and 4 wickets

of the 7 games played, we managed

1. Campbell Sutherland 2. Benett Merriman 3. Cameron Russell

1ST XI CRICKET 2nd Row L-R: Mr M L Terry (Manager) Albert Weddell Richard Lugg Cameron Russell Charles Caldwell Campbell Sutherland Steen Balodis William Wood Front Row L-R: Thomas Nice Alex Stanley Bennett Merriman (Captain) Mr G Hansen (Coach) Henry Weddell (Vice Captain) Shaw Kitchen Michael Colman

Cricket to win 3 with the most impressive

bowling of Oliver Braithwaite-Davies

out the summer and by the end of the

son has assisted us all in our devel-

being the win against Scotch College

and Zach Menheere, Jim Nicola, our

season we were really starting to

opment as players.

in the last match ot the year. Some of

coach was a great teacher through-

show some improvement. We will all

the highlights for the season included

out the season, and developed our

be playing in the Year 10 teams next

Llewyn Butler's bowling, Luke Wu's

game to be stronger than when we

year, so we will have to raise our

determined batting and the improved

started. We did a lot of work through-

standard to another level. This sea-

Chris Millington and Jake Addison Co-Captains

YEAR 8A BOYS' CRICKET Back Row: Angus Seller, Michael Jones, Tom Summers, Sam Neil, Harley Lewis, Xavier Hatch, Nicholas Kovacev, Alexander Cam Front Row: Edoardo Neerhut, Sam McLean, Mitchell Gourley, Darcy Thomson, Christopher Skoglund, Thomas Molyneux, Floyd W e s t m a n Absent: Sebastian Hall, David W e s c o t t Coach: Mr A. McKie

PRIMARY CRICKET TEAM Victorian Primary Schools' Sports Association Premiers Back Row: Edward Ratcliffe, Will Kittelty, Hugo Steinfort, Cameron Williams, Peter Babiolakis Front Row: Jack Wood, George Cameron, Joshua Carr, James Carr, Bernie Chomley, Tom Goodear Coaches: M r W . Johnston, Mr M. Neeld

YEAR 7A BOYS' CRICKET Back Row: Callum Maltby, Jack Kershaw, Ben Roberts, Richard Langham, Lachlan Morrison, Angus Johnstone, Charles Mayfield, Lachlan Thorns, Kristian Hvidberg Front Row: Dale Denny, Jayman Loader, Angus W i s h a r t , Dean Turnley, Adam Cooper, Tim Gordon, Sam Gore, Fraser Russell, Tyrone Reith-Myers Absent: Piers Flanagan Coach: Mr M. Russell Manager: Mr C. Dinneen

Badminton Boys' Badminton

Tm Thendean and Adrian Li also had

Jonathan won every match he played

and always had a smile on their faces.

The 2005 Badminton season has

an impressive season, winning all but

in APS Badminton in the two years he

Thanks must go to our coaches and

been one to remember. There were

their match against Geelong Grammar,

represented The Geelong College.

personally I would like to thank all the

four teams entered in the APS com-

The boys played well against Geelong

Mrs Lannan

Badminton girls for making my last

petition, three of which won the

Grammar with Adam and Nicholas

majority of their games,

having a win in their singles, unfortu-

Girls' Badminton

The boys' 1st IV, consisting of Wayde

nately the team lost both of their dou-

The 2005 girls' Badminton team was

Tarticchio, Ben Dimovski, Michael

bles games, Jason Qin, Liam Yap,

the best I could have hoped for in my

Rockefeller and myself, began the

Michael Possingham, Joshua McBride

last year and I am left with many

season by annihilating the Wesley side

and Sam Whitworth were the back-

memories of our bus trips, defeats

7-0 with a score of 165 points to 25.

bone of the 5th 1V. Their skills

and battles on the court.

On 19 February, College travelled to

improved throughout the season and

The 1st team, consisting of Allysha

Corio for a showdown with Geelong

they enjoyed a number of wins as the

Coghlan, Jessica Siu, Fion Lo and

Grammar, in what was to be the high-

season progressed. Todd Giblin and

myself, began the season rather rusti-

light of the season. College attacked

Andrew Nielsen led the Intermediate

ly, but through steady practice we

relentlessly right from the start, keep-

team to many wins. David Franklin,

soon became known for our fast

ing the Grammar shuttlers on their

Brian Low, Alistair Lindeman and Alan

turnovers and relentless attitude,

heels, With a lethal combination of pin-

Yeung were all enthusiastic players

The Intermediate team had a sensa-

point accuracy and sheer determina-

who were regular members of the

tional season being undefeated for the

tion, we exploited the opposition with

team on Saturday mornings,

season. The team, consisting of Greer

ease, eventually completing the rout

I'd like to thank Mrs Lannan, Mr Xiao

Dimsey,

5-2 for an emphatic victory. This

and Mrs Harris for the endless sup-

Paton, Katie Smith and Rhiannon

season a pleasure.

Angela Smith,

secured our first win over Grammar, a

port they've given us. Without your

Richardson, was relatively inexperi-

guidance, teaching and wisdom, I'm

enced, but this didn't faze them.

This was to set the scene for the

sure we wouldn't have fared as well.

Just remember:

remainder of the season, College con-

There have been some impressive

makes Perfect Games."

tinued its fine form, nailing four suc-

victories this season and the future of

The 4th team, consisting of Anthea

cessive 7-0 victories over all opposi-

College Badminton looks bright, To

Wescott,

tion, Heading into the last round, a

the boys, thank you for your utmost

Possingham, Stephanie Tribe, Elanor

similar 7-0 outclassing of St Kevin's

commitment, for the laughs and for

Kloester, Ashleigh Milnes and Minami

ensured that College remained unde-

the season. But most of all, I thank you

Hagiwara had a mixed season, but

feated, wrapping up a fairytale ending

for your friendship,

to the season, The 2nd 1V, consisting of Adam Saunders, Nicholas Veanes, Brian Ng,

Jonathan Wee Captain

Lightfoot

Captain

Annabelle

truly outstanding effort by the boys,

Jessica

Nadia

"Perfect Practice

Albrecht,

Katie

what shone through with these girls is their fair play mentality and great sportsmanship, These girls were consistent in their attendance at training,

1ST IV BADMINTON 2 0 0 5

GIRLS 1ST IV BADMINTON 2 0 0 5

L-R: M r s J Harris (Coach) Ben Dimovski Michael Rockefeller Wayde Tarticchio

L-R: M r s J Harris (Coach) Jessica Siu Allysha Coghlan Nadia Lightfoot (Captain) Fion Lo Ms J Coghill (Coach)

Jonathan Wee [Captain)

Rowing note I would like to give a big thank-

disappointing 6th place,

Jonathan White (stroke) and Ben

Although perhaps we did not achieve

you to Mr Neil Myers who has

The crew had a fantastic year and

Thompson (cox). Head of the River

the on-water success we had all

coached me over the past two years.

gained vital experience from this sea-

came around but it just wasn't our

hoped for, it was nevertheless a mem-

I have learnt a great deal from Neil and

son's rowing. We would like to thank

day. After narrowly making the A final

orable and enjoyable rowing season.

we have all enjoyed having him as our

our coach Neil Myers for all his wis-

we placed 5th managing to take two

We would have loved to have brought

instructor.

dom and guidance; he has brought

lengths once we were in calmer

eight unique boys to row together as

waters. The crew learnt a great

Boys' Captain of Boats

home the silverware from Nagambie on the big day, but it wasn't to be. This year saw a big interest in rowing

Scott A. Williams Captain of Boats

at the senior boys level, with four

Boys 1st VIII

one and also developed our personal

amount about rowing this year and

skills, We thank our parents for all their

the boys carrying on next season will

support, pasta and endless cheering

be a force with which to be reckoned,

competitive Vllls. Head of the River

The boys' 1st VIII rowing crew for 2005

on the sidelines, and for being 'happy'

Thank you to the parents, Coach Al

day produced some mixed results but

experienced a season filled with many

to drive us to the Boat Shed at ungod-

and the boys who were in the boat

certainly showed the depth in rowing

ups and downs. We began our quest

ly hours! A great season was had by

with me,

at the school. The 4th VIII were able to

for the Head of the River early in Term

the 1st VIII boys in 2005.

finish off an interrupted season and

4, beating Scotch College in the first

record a great win for the College.

regatta of the season on the Barwon.

Well done to the crew and their coach

Jonathan

Scott Wright

White

Stroke

Boys' 3 r d VIM

Rebecca Chisholm. The 3rd VIII also

The mighty 3rd VIII has always been a

had a very good finish to the season,

pillar of strength in The Geelong

obtaining 2nd place on the big day.

College Boat Club and the 2005 sea-

Congratulations to Scott Penning and

son was no exception. The crew con-

the boys for a good season.

sisted of Tom Jenkins in the bow seat,

At the start of the season the 2nd VIII

Jason Lloyd in 2 seat, Geoffrey Doak

lost their winning

in 3 seat, James Wilson and Hayden

coach

Richard

Tomczak to the girls, but they found a

Holmes in the engine room, seats 4

great replacement in Al Miller who did a

and 5 respectively, Nicholas White in

terrific job with them. They had a very

6, William Schofield in 7, Andrew

competitive season, winning regattas

The boys looked set to show up the

on more than one occasion, including

opposition in future races and were

the State Championships. This is a real

looking forward to learning new tech-

positive for the Boat Club as half the

niques to better our rowing. After a

crew will be coming back next season.

long summer break from the river, we

The 1st VIII had a mixed season, win-

survived the gruelling Rowing camp at

ning a number of heats and defeating

Nagambie where the crew was select-

Boys' 2 n d VIII

some respected opposition. Head of

ed as follows: Sal Henricus (Bow), Cam

The

the River day probably didn't hold

Paton (2), Huw Flanagan (3), Corey

Muckies was one to remember, With

quite the result we were hoping for,

Olszak (4), John Linke (5), Scott

a change of coach early in the season

injury to some key crew members, but

but that's just rowing and we were

Williams (6), James Russell (7), Scott

to former Muckie Al Miller, the crew

everyone battled strongly and nearing

2004-2005

McArthur in the Stroke seat and season

for

the

Samuel Duff was the cox. The 3rd VIII season was rattled with

beaten on the day.

Wright (stroke) and Nic Doncon (cox).

took it upon themselves to be a real

the end of season, the crew was in a

The Club also had some very compet-

In Term 1 the boys were looking for-

contender amongst the 2nd division.

good position to finish top three at the

itive junior crews in the water this sea-

ward to expressing our talent to all the

The crew took out the Victorian

Head of the River and give 1st place a

son so the Geelong College Boatshed

other schools, however this wasn't

Universities Schoolboy 2nd VIII title

shake. The conditions were heavy on

can look forward to a successful

entirely possible as our stroke was

and won their division of the State

the day but great team spirit saw the boys race hard and finish a very

future with some great young talent

held from rowing due to injury. When

Championships by a fair margin.

climbing the ranks. Thank you to our

the crew regained its shape, we did

There were a number of crucial

pleasing 2nd in a great race. A big

parents and the Parent Support group

well in our regattas leading up to the

changes coming into the Head of the

thankyou must go to Scott Penning

for all their encouragement, transport,

Head of the River. Despite our form in

River and the crew was as follows:

who was our coach and mentor

sausages and pasta throughout the

the previous regattas and intensive

Jack Nelson (bow), Tom Champness

through the whole season.

season. Thank you to all the coaches

training, the boys were unable to

(2), Ben Friend (3), 4: Chris Cluley-

for the hard work and time they've

bring home the silver cup from the

Bolsin (4), Edward Miller (5), Tom

given us this season. On a personal

Head of the River 2005, finishing a

Steinfort

(6),

Chris Andrews

(7),

Andrew Stroke

McArthur

Year 10 boys' c r e w s

tions were not fulfilled. I am sure the

(5), Aaronson Eobob (6), William

Year 9 Boys c r e w s

Having boated two Year 9 boys'

boys will return to Nagambie with

Monotti

Pickering

The composition of the lively Year 9

crews in 2004, it was pleasing to see

even greater determination in 2006,

(Stroke), Anna Scaife (Cox), Michael

training squad ensured that there

that we managed to fill three Year 10

and the hope of better weather condi-

Lambden (Coach)

was never a dull moment in the 2005

Vllls for season 2005, A total of 27

tions! I am confident they will help

3rd VIII: William Champness (Bow),

season! Our two crews completed a

rowers, of which 9 were newcomers,

build on the current strength of our

Tmothy Kumnick (2), Jake Barlow

very successful season. Most gained

with 4 of those boys selected into the

senior crews - the future for College

(3), Kyle Gervis (4), Tim Uren (5), Tom

valuable boat skills, had fun and made good friends. All rowed at a competitive standard in a total of four

(7),

Mitchell

1st VIII. The boys must be commended

rowing looks excellent,

Carroll (6), Julian Flanagan (7), Tm

for their continual efforts in training -

Year 10 boys crews:

Maltby (Stroke), David Buchan (Cox),

three times a week on the water, and

1st VIII: Richard Linke (Bow), Ben

Andrew McLarty (Coach)

a number of them added land training

Grice (2), Lachlan Collins (3), John

sessions to their already busy sched-

Leontiades (4), Andrew Walsh (5),

ule. Most Saturdays they competed in

Joshua Dunkley-Smith (6), Richard

regattas at Nagambie or Carrum with

Quail (7), Nicholas Macrae (Stroke),

varied results, Each week they contin-

Liam Appelbe (Cox), Mr Kim Klopper

ued to improve, with their focus on

(Coach)

the final event - the Head of the River.

2nd VIII: James Champness (bow),

Everyone was hopeful of making the A

Hayden Bowler (2), Hayden Veanes

final, but unfortunately these expecta-

(3), Edward Mitchell (4), Blair Scott

Louise

Monotti

Year 10 Rowing Co-ordinator

regattas. Although there were many seating changes, for most of the season, the crews were as follows:

Rowing Year 9 1st VIII: Henry Russell (Bow),

of my life. While at first we were all dis-

mitment and the benefit of lifelong

Alex Brown (6), Laura O'Rourke (7),

Matthew Collett (2), Samuel O'Brien

appointed that we didn't win we can

friendships have been reinforced. I

Sarah Perkins (stroke), Lauren Jilich

(3), James Pasco (4), Michael Jenkins

look back now and see what was

look forward to many Albert Bell Club

(cox).

(5), Mitchell Kent (6), William Heath (7),

really achieved. All rowers displayed

Dinners in years to come to continue

achieved without the support of our

also

could

not

have

courage and commitment and the

to celebrate the great tradition of

parents

Middlemiss (Cox).

year finished with great respect and

rowing at The Geelong College.

Tomczak, who inspired and motivated

Year 9 2nd VIII: Cody Harmon (Bow),

camaraderie between all crews.

Clancy O'Connor (Bow), Christopher

I would like to thank Mr Neil Myers as

Mack (3), Daniel Gledhill (4), Tmothy

Director of Rowing, Bob Morse, the

Watson (5), Matthew Carroll (6),

Boatman, and our parents for their

Girls' 1st VIII

Thomas Maas (7), Ashley Narita

support. Finally thank you to our team

This year the 1st VIII had the honour of

G i r l s ' 2 n d VIII

(Stroke), Mason Bowler (Cox)

of dedicated coaches, lead by senior

being the youngest and most inexpe-

The girls' 2nd VIII had an absolutely

Angus

Fitzpatrick

(Stroke),

Tom

Richard

Tomczak

and

our

coach

Richard

us, refined our technique, and formed

Laura O'Rourke

us into a tight team.

Captain of Boats

Laura O'Rourke and Sally Chirnside

On behalf of the students, I would like

coaches

and

rienced crew. After a strenuous and

unforgettable

to thank especially our coach, Mr Paul

Andrew Cleary. Richard's drive and

gruelling summer training camp at

laughs and a little success on the way.

Van

season

with

many

calmness,

passion instilled confidence and self-

Nagambie the girls returned fitter and

In the Head of the Schoolgirls regatta

patience and knowledge, and for

belief. He gave us focus and a clear

stronger, ready to tackle the up com-

we came a very satisfied 3rd place

imparting to our rowers his passion

appreciation of the hard edge of com-

ing season. After a disappointing start

and in the Head of the River we

Prooyen,

for

his

for the sport. Additionally, a word of

placed a superb 2nd to the State

appreciation must be added for the

champions, Wesley. This year the

four

wonderful girls that rowed in the

thoughtful

Year

rowers

(William Champness, Julian Flanagan,

Pauline Turner were: Kelly Ryan (bow),

Tmothy Uren and Kyle Gervis) who

Sarah McLarty (2), Amanda May (3),

filled

when

Anna Croft (4), Milly Rayson (5), Alice

absences prevented us from boating

various

times

Crowley (6), Amy Oliver (7) and

a full crew.

Sophie Jarrold (stroke)-great season Muckettes.

Richard Morris Coordinator

Sarah McLarty

Girls' Captain of Boats

Girls' 3 r d VIII

The 2005 season was always going

Season 2004/05 was a successful

to be a challenging one. The girls'

season in many ways for the 3rd VIII.

crews started the season with high

Consisting of eight Year 10 girls rowing in the Open division, we were not

expectations of winning and glory. Although more girls than ever partici-

petition, This year marks 10 years as a

pated in rowing, only a few Year 12

College coach for Andrew, coaching

girls returned from last year. While our

the Muckettes. All rowers who have

senior crews were young and inexpe-

been fortunate to be in Andrew's

rienced, our junior crews were a force

crew over the years would agree his

to be reckoned with both the Year 10

absolute dedication and pure love of

1st and 2nd IV's winning at Head of

the sport has made him a great

to the season, we then showed our

only reasonably successful in the

the River. Of particular encourage-

coach. Thank you to all coaches for

true potential by coming 4th in the

regattas, but successful in learning

ment is the huge interest in rowing

your efforts this year.

Head of the Schoolgirls race,

much, having fun and cementing

from Year 9.

It has been an honour to lead such a

To win the Head of the River would

friendships along the way.

The quest for Head of the River glory

remarkable group of girls this year

have been a dream for all the girls.

Highlights for the season included our

was always foremost in the senior

and I am proud that part of my identity

Unfortunately this was not to be as we

first race in the VIII where we were

girls' minds. The countless hours and

will always be that of a Geelong

came a credible 3rd behind Carey

forced to compete in 2nd Division

hundreds of kilometres of training

College rower. I hope the legacy of

and

always seemed to focus on a few

our year will be the strengthening of

Grammar. The Head of the River crew

home

town

rivals

Geelong

over

longer

distance,

1500m!

Making the distance was a proud

minutes of this one race. Lining up for

the values that are the cornerstone of

consisted of Sally Chirnside (bow),

enough achievement for us! Head of

the Head of the River was one of the

rowing at the Geelong College Boat

Madison Kerney (2), Pip Hyatt (3),

the River was the big one, and true to

most terrifying yet exciting moments

Club. The values of teamwork, corn-

Zara Mexted (4), Jessie Gubbins (5),

form, the 3rd VIII put in a massive

GIRLS 1ST VIII ROWING 2nd Row L-R: Madison Kerney Sarah Perkins Philipa Hyatt Alexandra Brown Jessie Gubbins Front Row L-R: Zara Mexted Laura O'Rourke (Captain of Boats) Mr Richard Tomczak Sally Chirnside Lauren Jilich (Coxswain]

effort to come a close 2nd after a

determination for season 2005. Each

A sensational effort, Congratulations

Sophie Allen (cox), Mr John Rayson

massive windup in tough racing con-

week they endeavoured to improve

to all the girls on their ever cheerful

(Coach)

ditions.

their fitness and strength in prepara-

spirit and good sportsmanship. Such

3rd IV: Deanna Said (bow), Eloise

So for a fun and successful season,

tion to face their experienced oppo-

excellent results provide great confi-

Rayson

congratulations to (stroke to bow)

nents (particularly for our quad scull)

dence and strength for the future

Georgia Hunt (stroke), Olivia Said

Georgia Hunt, Freya Langham, Eloise

and

senior girls' crews at College.

(cox), Ms Louise Monotti (Coach)

Rayson, Deana Said, Harriet Burton,

resulted in some wonderful perform-

Year 10 Crews:

4th IV: Harriet Burton (bow), Rebecca

Edwina Wilkens, Sarsha Grinter and

ances. The Head of the Schoolgirls

1st IV: Paris Nielsen (Bow), Raquel

Cameron (2), Sarsha Grinter (3),

Rebecca Cameron, Lastly, a massive

Regatta was one of the highlights for

Said

Edwina Wilkens (stroke), Emily Carr

thank you to Louise Monotti, our ded-

the year, four of the six crews making

Stephanie Stewart (stroke), Amelia

(cox), Ms Louise Monotti (Coach)

icated coach, for organising, coach-

the A final - an achievement in itself,

Agosta (cox), Mr Alan Darker (Coach)

5th IV: Ada Hodgson (bow), Georgie

ing, and inspiring us throughout the

The 2nd IV was the only crew to bring

2nd

(bow),

Greig (2), Grace Duncan (3), Josie

season.

home a medal, whilst the 3rd IV just

Samantha May (2), Kathleen Rix (3),

McDonald (stroke), Georgie Philip

missed out in a very exciting race. At

Alexandra

(cox), Mrs Linley Klopper (Coach)

Freya Langham

the

their

competitive

Junior

Schools

ambitions

State

Year 10 girls' c r e w s

Championships, and the APS Head of

Wearing our school colours with

the River, the 1st and 2nd IVs both

pride, our six Year 10 girls' crews

fought tight battles in each of their

showed

races and each timed claimed victory.

great

commitment

and

(2),

IV:

Edwina

Caroline

Hawkins

Gough

McMaughton

(3),

(stroke),

(2),

Freya Langham

(3),

Rowing Quad: Clare Rossiter (bow), Sophie

and short preparation time all crews

O'Brien, Kalena Banjanin, Madeleine

Boyd (2), Elyse Green (3), Megan

were competitive, In particular the 1st

Salt,

Arthur (stroke), Emily Bull (cox)

and 3rd IVs regularly posted A final

Garrett and Katherine Barton and

Louise

Monotti

Year 10 Rowing Co-ordinator

Sarah

Henderson,

Madison

qualifications and competitive times.

coached by Olivia Allen finished 4th in

The Head of Schoolgirls regatta was

the A final,

very successful with all crews qualify-

To finish the season 5 crews were

Year 9 girls' c r e w s

ing for the semi-finals. The 1st, 3rd

selected to compete at the VRA State

The 2004/05 rowing season once

and 7th IVs qualified for the A final.

Championships, The 3rd crew com-

again started in very promising fash-

The 1st crew consisting of Jessica

peted strongly to win the 3rd division

ion with over 45 girls competing for

Chirnside, Rachael Golightly, Phoebe

coxed by Megan Andrews, A very

places in crews. This made the task of

Steinfort, Georgina Carr and Jordan

pleasing result.

crew selection challenging due to the

Tomkins

The future of girls' rowing at The

depth of talent. Eight crews were

Campbell, finished 2nd in the A final.

selected and rapidly improved their

The 3rd crew consisting of Elizabeth

skills in Term 4 in preparation for a

Wood,

short season in Term 1, 2005.

McLean, Isabelle Russell and Alika

and

coached

Teagan and

Kirsopp,

coached

Sue

Nicole

All crews competed in 3 regattas in

Reeve

the lead up to the Head of Schoolgirls

Whitehouse, finished 3rd in the A final.

Anita

regatta. Given the lack of experience

Finally, the 7th crew consisting of Julia

Geelong College looks bright with many talented rowers completing a very successful season, Ms Sarah Hallows

Waterpolo Boys' Waterpolo

Girls' Waterpolo

Jessie and Phoebe scored numerous

2005 was one of the most successful

The talent and determination of both

goals against some tough defence,

seasons to date for boys' Waterpolo,

the junior and senior girls' Waterpolo

We would like to thank the coaches

With only 3 players returning from last

teams this year has seen some good

Dean Alchin, Kevin Yip and Ken

year's dominating team, we knew that

results in the pool, The junior team

McClelland who saw us achieve

it was up to the talent and determina-

has worked persistently to improve

some great results and improve our

tion of the new blood to continue our

their skills and team tactics in the

overall games, Without them, the sea-

success, These boys took on the

water, All of the junior girls should be

son was not possible, Thanks must

challenge of 6am training sessions

commended on their efforts as they

also go to Mrs Porter and Mr Clifford

without question, and were an exam-

developed as a team each week,

who spent a lot of time organising the

ple of just how committed College

even though this was not always

teams and setting up for Saturday's

Waterpolo players can be, The junior

shown on the score board. The team

matches, We wish all polo players the

boys were equally determined and

consisted of: Harriet Burton, Freya

best of luck for future seasons,

eager, but were faced with a pool of

Langham, Edwina Wilkens, Stephanie

opponents that had more experience,

Stewart, Amy Harbison, Angela Smith,

They finished 7th on the ladder, but

R a c h a e I

gained experience and have thor-

GoIightIy,

oughly enjoyed the season,

Susannah

The senior team headed into the finals

Hewitt,

playing for 3rd position. It was a long

McDonald,

Emily D 'Altera and Alicia Sherriff Co-Captains

Josie

and exhausting game with 3 unlucky

Holly

goals scored against us, Yet thanks to

Alice Crowley, Julia Hurley, Sophie

Bartlett,

a stirring half time speech from our

Boyd,

coach Dean "Deano" Alchin, we man-

Jessen,

aged to equal the scores and come

The girls' senior team comprising of

away from the pool tied for 3rd place

Alex Brown, Harriet Brown, Monique

on the ladder.

Hurley,

Thanks must go to all the players,

Rayson, Eloise Warren, Alicia Sherriff

Paris

Nielsen

Phoebe

and

Steinfort,

Natalie

Eloise

senior and junior, as well as the girls'

(Co-Captain),

teams for making this season so

Captain), Megan Hough, Kirsty Wait,

SENIOR BOYS' WATER POLO 2 0 0 5

SENIOR GIRLS' WATER POLO 2 0 0 5

enjoyable, Also huge thanks must go

Madison Kerney, Stefanie Crowley-

to Mr Clifford, Mrs Porter and to

Clough, and Jessie Gubbins, have

2nd Row L-R: James Ratcliffe James Wilson Thomas Jenkins Nicholas Phillips Samuel Bartlett James Drew

Deano for making the season possi-

had a great season of polo in 2005,

2nd Row L-R: Mr D Alchin (Coach) Phoebe Steinfort Alexandra Brown Harriet Brown Stefanie CrowleyClough Madison Kerney

ble, Without them we wouldn't have

Our new recruit Eloise Warren saved

achieved the same success,

some great goals throughout the sea-

Tom Champness Captain

Emily D'Altera (Co-

son, Eloise Rayson proved strong in

Front Row L-R: Christopher CluleyBolsin Campbell Montgomery Thomas Champness (Captain) Mr D Alchin (Coach) Campbell Paton (Vice-Captain) Julian Berton Alexander Lau

defence and our centre forwards

Absent: Sam Harbison

Front Row L-R: Kirsty W a i t Megan Hough Emily D'A Itera (CoCaptain) Alicia Sherriff (Co-Captain) Jessie Gubbins Eloise Rayson Monique Hurley

Swimming Boys' Squad

tion. Here we took home both the

son the senior swimmers

Emily

given throughout the season, Also

The 2004/05 swimming and diving

Secondary boys' Strachan Shield and

D'Altera and Stephanie Smith both

thank you to the Parents' Support

season posed many challenges for a

Primary boys' Ford Shield.

displayed consistent results. Both

Group,

developing team. The senior swimmers

College

great

have been involved with swimming

Smith, for all their help during the

feeling slightly depleted with the depar-

promise with strong talent emerging

for 6 and 7 years respectively, prov-

season, and to the parents who

ture of many strong swimmers, were

in the younger ranks, Jeremy Taylor,

ing their dedication to this challeng-

came along and helped with timing

forced to rally their strength and ability.

Sebastian

James

ing sport. Chloe Mill, a new recruit

and recording on Saturdays, Finally,

Pushing ourselves one lap further at

Coumans just to name a few, trained

and senior of the Swimming squad,

thank you to Mrs Elizabeth Smith for

every training session, we developed

hard all season, with times to rival

made vast improvement throughout

her supervision, recording and com-

our stroke and race technique,

those of Ian Thorpe, well almost,,.

the season

mitment to the Swimming squad.

The hard work of Sam Harbison (Vice-

All the best to the mighty Geelong

One of the main competitions during

Well done to each individual swim-

swimming

Phillips,

shows

and

particularly

Mrs

Heather

Captain), Toby Davies, James Drew,

College Swimmers as future seasons

the season

All

mer for your hard work and positive

Andrew Smith, Nick Phillips, Angus

and challenges approach.

Schools' Championships held at the

attitude during the swimming season. You have all achieved great

Many

is the

Geelong

Fitzpatrick, Tom Burns-Wallace, and Tom

thanks to the parents, staff and other

Kardinia pool, The Geelong College

Foott proved valuable, Although there

helpers who made this season run

dominated the event winning the

results and have made considerable

are no Geelong APS titles on record, we

smoothly.

Secondary girls' division and the

improvement. Good luck in the future

Batten Shield, Not only have the

and congratulations on a fine season.

are perpetually closing the gap on our fierce Melbourne competitors, Environmental

forces

presented

Charles Crowl

swimmers had a triumphant season,

Captain

the divers proved their worth with

another challenge with the boys on

Girls' Squad

their victory at the distinguished APS

one interesting occasion. Battling the

This season of swimming can be sim-

Combined Sports, placing equal 1st.

plague of mosquitoes while poised

ply summed up as surprising and

Naomi Bailey contributed greatly to

on the starting blocks at Geelong

extremely successful. There was

this effort, helping

Grammar's 50 yard pool, where

enormous enthusiasm and encour-

not only the younger

apparently the metric system hasn't

agement displayed from each indi-

divers, but also the

really taken

off,

vidual and this was what kept every-

swimmers with her

unwanted

distractions

one trying throughout the meets,

fine

despite the occasional demanding

Hickman continually

However, Grammar proved to be an

conditions. The younger swimmers

displayed

important ally once again, With boys'

were the base of the team. Fine

diving skill placing 1st

swimming struggling to get off the

achievements from Stephanie Taylor,

in her age group at

starting blocks at both schools, for

(3 individual APS records), Olivia

the APS Combined

The

Dalton (1 individual APS record) Laura

Sports. The final tally

Geelong

Stekelenburg and Olivia Nicholson

of results

Grammar boys' swimming squads

(APS Relay record) proved that we

alleged

became "Geelong Combined" for

were very competitive and that our

Geelong College girls' team had won,

Saturday

Although

potential next year is great. Each of

and we were presented with the cup.

College swimmers were outnum-

our young swimmers showed vast

This would have been the first time in

bered 5 to 1, our motto remained

improvement and should be congrat-

history. However, after a recount, it was found that the combined effort

created a few midway

through the season!

the

fifth

Geelong

consecutive College

year

and

competitions.

skills.

fantastic

at first

that

The

"quality rather than quantity". This

ulated on their desire to achieve, The fourth Geelong College annual

managed to place us an extremely

finals at MSAC where it was noted

Open Water Swim was held during

close 3rd among the 9 other schools.

that 70% of the individual events were

March, Fortunately the conditions

This was very pleasing as the other

Geelong College swimmers. Our only

were pleasant and there was a large

schools possessed impressive skills.

diver, Campbell Montgomery, per-

turnout from The Geelong College,

This didn't change our excitement as

formed

Christian

against

some

Geelong

it showed that all our hard work and

tough opposition, finishing 7th,

Grammar, The majority of places

determination had definitely paid off!

Although we may not have proved to

were taken by The Geelong College

I would like to thank Carmel Brown,

be "King Pins" at the MSAC finals, we

and it was great to see each person

Fiona Skinner, Dean Alchin, Mrs

remain

the

getting in and trying their best what-

Porter and Mrs Ratcliffe for their

Kardinia Park All Schools' competi-

ever their ability. Throughout the sea-

great coaching ability and support

the

conquerors

College,

and

Captain

Amelia

was verified at the APS swimming

admirably

Alicia Sherriff

4. GIRLS' JUNIOR APS S W I M M I N G AND DIVING SQUAD Back Row: Grace Inness, Brigitte Russell, Samantha Dobson, Nicole Anskaitis, Lucy Heath, Stephanie Taylor, Laura Stekelenburg, Ellie W a t s o n , Rebecca Widdicombe, Kate Kittelty Middle Row: Renee Kitchen, Anna Clark, Georgia Ratcliffe, Brittany Fitzpatrick, Alice Morgan, Stephanie Babiolakis, Olivia Nicholson, Milly Barton-Thomas, Coby De Been, Katherine Monotti Front Row: Tahlia Holmes, Eliza Curnow, Amy Stekelenburg, Stephanie Noble, Fiona Barton, Georgia Iredell, Meg Eddey, Eliza Boyd, Emily Carr, Dorothy Tang, Olivia Dalton, Sophie Faulkner Coaches: M r s K Higgins, M r s M Ratcliffe

1. BOYS' APS S W I M M I N G TEAM 2nd Row L-R: Thomas BurnsWallace Campbell Montgomery Sam Harbison Jamie McKeeLarson Nicholas Phillips Front Row L-R: James Coumans Jeremy Taylor Charles Crowl (Captain) Mr D Alchin (Coach) Angus Fitzpatrick Jake Blood

3. BOYS' JUNIOR APS S W I M M I N G ANO DIVING SQUAD Back Row: James White, Max Amerena, Jeremy Taylor, Sebastian Phillips, Michael Masiero, Oliver Kent-Spark, James Coumans, Alexander DixonTrigg Front Row: Eddie Beith, Daniel Salvalaggio, Jake Blood, James Holding, Sebastian Bellew , Alec George, Samuel Phillips, Nicholas Brimacombe Coaches: Miss C. Rooke, M r s M. Ratcliffe

2. GIRLS' APS SWIMMING TEAM 3 r d Row L-R: Paris Nielsen Alexandra Brown Emily D'Altera Harriet Brown Stefanie Crowley-Clough Phoebe Steinfort Catherine Townley 2nd Row L-R: Rebecca Widdicombe Charlotte Curnow Stephanie Taylor Greer Edsall Madison Kerney Stephanie Smith Katherine Kittelty Front Row L-R: Emily Carr Grace Inness M r s C Brown (Coach) Alicia Sherriff (Captain) Mr D Alchin (Coach) Olivia Nicholson Georgia Ratcliffe Olivia Dalton Absent: Rachel Golightly Eloise Rayson Brittany W o o d Megan Hough Naomi Bailey Amy Stekelenburg Laura Stekelenburg Amelia Rayson Monique Hurley

Softball 1st

base with Annie making a great tag

thanks to Eloise whose expertise has

of: Leanne Terpenou, Leeshia Warn,

This year College Softball has had an

out against Carey. Jess, with her killer

been shared with us at the games

Alex Gazis, Georgia Hall, Sophie

impressive season with the 1st team

arm, played brilliantly in the outfield as

and at training, Thank you to Mrs Tol,

Chisholm, Lauren Anderson, Jessica

winning three games in the one season,

did Luci Crawford, Emma Jackson,

Head of Softball for her enthusiasm in

Seccull,

something that has never happened

Alex Gazis and Kasselle, Sarah James

organising and attending our games,

Marendez, Shandika Mileva, Ziska

you've been great.

Milika

Nation,

Elizabeth

before. We beat most of the AGSV

and I spent our games running back

schools and beat them convincingly. We

and forward between the bases as I

also played very well against the APS

played second base and Sarah was

schools, Our batting really improved this

our fantastic short stop who made

year with some games resulting in every

many outs for the season,

2nd

congratulated on their efforts. I would

player getting home twice, Five home

Our coach Mel, has been great this

The squad for the 2nd softball team

like to thank all squad members and

runs were hit for the season by Eloise

season making our training a lot of

was a good mixture of experienced and

encourage them, and any other girls to

Warren, Jess Guerow and me.

fun, whilst teaching us the numerous

inexperienced students who blended

have a go next season,

Eloise and Georgia Scale made up our

rules of Softball, She was a great

well to attain very good results for the

dynamic duo of pitcher and catcher.

coach at the games who kept her

2004-2005 season. Some of the more

Each week these girls put on a star

cool when we panicked in the field

experienced Year 12s were "given a

performance with Eloise pitching at

and

run" in the 2nds and a few stayed, liking

blistering speeds and Georgia, with

played well, Thank you very much to

the team so much. They must be congratulated on their willingness to share

applauded

loudly

when

Susie

Mackenzie

Captain

Lourensz,

Melody Abikhair,

Dibya

Andi, Rilsa Yusril, and Jocelyn Kop. We had a very good season only recording two losses and all players should be

David Andrews Coach

1. JUNIOR B GIRLS' SOFTBALL Back Row: Samantha Brimacombe, Lauren Kemp, Francesca Henricus, Anthea O'Brien, Nellie Mims, JaimeeLee Lawson

her cat like reflexes, catching the ball

the softball girls this season I've had a

deftly. Melody Abikhair and Susie

lot of fun and we have played some

their skills and knowledge. It was great

Hewitt played well on first base,

great

Congratulations

to see the exchange of techniques with

catching many balls flung at them at

Georgia on being selected to try out

Years 9 and 10 students who were just

great pace, Annie Calder and Kasselle

for the APS team and on being a great

starting out in the sport.

Front Row: Katherine Drury, Belinda Pollard, Elizabeth Gore, Emily Trethowan, Jemma Guerow, Morgan Smith

Plummer played really well at third

player the whole season, A special

At various times the squad consisted

Coach: Mr M Panckridge

matches,

2. JUNIOR C GIRLS' SOFTBALL Back Row: Rachel McColl, M a r g o t Champion, Peta Veanes, Miranda Williams, Stephanie McKenzie, Isobelle Rayson Front Row: Monique Sherriff, Sophie Hayes, Georgia McNaughton, Mary Bradshaw, Alethea Rose, Sarah Agosta Coach: Mr C Lawson 3. 1ST X SOFTBALL 2nd Row L-R: Anna Calder , Emma Jackson, Sarah James, Eloise W a r r e n , Jessica Guerow Front Row L-R: Georgia Scale, Kasselle Plummer, Susan Mackenzie (Captain) M r s C Tol (Assistant Coach), Melody Abikhair, Susannah Hewitt, Alexandra Gazis Absent: Luci Crawford , Melissa Cameron (Coach)

Tennis Boys' 1st t e a m

rewarded with some great wins this

and the coaching team in place, ten-

This season was one of the most suc-

season, Ryan Hobbs is the man with

nis will only get better at College.

ly and developed their skills through-

cessful seasons of 1 s t tennis for a few

the powerhouse serve. Vice-Captain

Well done guys and good luck for

out the season. The competition was

years! We were unfortunate that the

Louis Jasek played rock solid tennis

next year!

weather worked against us on a couple

all season, Next year will be his 4th

against

consecutive season of 1 s t tennis - a

Caulfield and Wesley when, as we were

great effort by any standard, The

occasions,

particularly

Booth, the boys trained enthusiastical- *

strong and the boys persevered each week aiming for individual and team

David Young

improvement. Regular players in the

Captain

team included: Sam Bartlett, Mitchell

headed for historic wins against both

team was graced with new recruit

Boys' 2 n d s

these schools, we were washed out.

Ross Beaton who fitted into the line-

The 2004-2005 squad consisted of:

David Hill, Nick Jessen, Scott Paisley,

I'm not an early morning person but

up like a glove. After 6 months over-

Blake Beaumont, Sam Brand, Tom

Tom Rastas, Andrew Serle, Anthony

what better way to start the day than a

seas where he played no tennis, Ross

Carah, Reece Cordy, Carl Dickens,

Tripolino and Roger Wettenhall.

good hit of tennis? Seeing 12 keen

showed no sign of rust at all. James

Kris Di Martino, David Hunt, Tom

beans walk onto the courts at 7,00am

Zwirs was another new kid on the

Johnstone, Alex Lau, Peter Smissen,

Costin, Jack Curran, Stephen Green,

Mrs D. Filling, TIC Tennis

every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday

block. A hard-hitter who isn't afraid of

Fraser West and Christopher White.

Boys' 4 t h t e a m

was worthwhile. Just like a motivation-

going for anything, he showed he

This was another season of mixed

The boys' 4 t h Tennis team in 2004

al speaker, our trusty coach John Van

wasn't afraid of winning. Xavier Smith,

fortune for the Boys' 2 n d s . We man-

were Champions and so in 2005, the

Elden, kept us focused and like a

in his last year at the College, showed

aged to notch up two wins, against

team had much to live up to. The sea-

sculptor, moulded us into the team that

no sign of old age. He should be

MGS and CWH, yet struggled to find

son started well and we were unde-

stepped out onto the synthetic each

proud of his fighting spirit during every

consistent form over much of the

feated until our third match when we

Saturday. Thanks must go to John for

point and for being a great team

season,

met Scotch. We played well but were

all his hard work and encouragement.

member. The team was also graced

worked hard at training, especially the

defeated by a much stronger opposi-

The team was led by the number one

with appearances from young guns

morning

Tony

tion. The next match against Xavier

Nevertheless sessions

the with

boys

pair of James McArthur and Shane

such as Ed Curnow, Alex Lau, Ashley

Brushfield, competed well on match

was also tough and we went down 11

Wiffen who won all but one match

Trethowan and Xavier Nicolo, who will

days and generally enjoyed the cama-

sets to 1. To the boys credit they didn't

together. Both played inspirational

be great assets in the future.

raderie of playing

tennis all season and were rewarded

On behalf of the team, I would like to

together.

with APS selection, Shane was unde-

acknowledge the efforts and support

feated in singles at the number 2 spot

of John van Elden, Mr Cheatley, Mrs

until the last match, when in spite of a

Filling and in particular the Tennis

heavy bout of flu, he still took to the

Parents' Support group who provided

Boys' 3 r d s

Golding, Peter Picken, Lewis Davies,

court but went down fighting. Elya

excellent refreshments for all tennis

The Boys' 3 rd Tennis team completed

Adam Falloon, Andrew Taylor, Ben

Telegin is one of the gutsiest tennis

players each Saturday morning. I

a pleasing season with a number of

Haskett, Thomas Yang, and John

players you're likely to see and was

have no doubt with the depth of talent

close matches, Coached by Mr Andy

Heard. The boys played all matches to

and travelling

Mr G Smith Coach

let these two defeats ruin the season and we remained undefeated in our remaining three matches. The regular members of this team were David Cordner,

Sam

McElwee,

Andrew

Tennis the very best of their ability and with

Hanson, Theo Knezevich, James

teams, He was assisted by Diane

Eddey, Thomas Kelly, Samuel Profitt,

excellent sportsmanship. It was a

Oxley, Hamish Flynn, Zac Ballinger,

Clifford as assistant coach,

Jeremy Sturges, Andrew Sunderland,

pleasure to be involved with this team

Vincent Luca, James Buchan and

The teams consisted of: Andrew

Robert Taylor, and Kim White.

over the last two years.

Hank Chan. Michael Langdon and

Billing,

Ashley

The 9A team won three matches and

Theo Knezevich enjoyed consider-

Trethowan, Campbell Taylor, Edward

lost four. There was a lot of improve-

able singles success throughout the

Curnow, Grant James, Hade Prest,

ment shown for the whole team.

season, Coupled with, and ably sup-

Kent Lin, Mark Gruzauskas, Matthew

Special mentions go to: Callum Wood,

Boys' 5 t h t e a m

ported by Hugh Hanson, Michael also

Wride, Michael Guy, Monty Champion,

who handled the position of No, 1

The boys' 5 t h Tennis team could have

won several lengthy doubles match-

Nathan Verwoert, Nathan Walsh, Ryan

player well; Aengus Cassidy for most

been undefeated; however, facing

es, Theo and James Oxley also paired

Jones, Tom Baulch, William Van de Pol

improved player, and Fraser Byrnes

and Xavier Nicolo,

and Michael Kirby who were the most

Ms Carolyn Matthews Coach

Andrew

Young,

opponents who were capable of get-

to win some hard fought battles.

ting the ball over the net meant tough

Vincent

competition for them, The coach, Mr

performer

Rutty, aided them in standing up to

across

Boys' Year 9

six matches. They were unlucky not

these worthy opponents. The 5 t h s

season,

teams

to win more, being defeated in sever-

were made up of: Digby Alston,

Mrs

The

Jonathan Bourke, Dayne Collins,

would like to

students

were

Strong tennis was demonstrated by

Joel Gross, Ed Jennings, Tom Rastas,

extend

involved in Year

all students and students who stood

David Scaife, Josh Tompkins, and, last

warm thank

9 tennis during

out

but

you

certainly

not

least,

Jeremy

Luca

was

consistent

determined Doubles pair.

Mrs D Clifford

the

Knight

The 9C team won one match and lost

following

al matches by three or four games.

were:

Kim

White,

Andrew

and

Term 1 2005.

Sunderland, Samuel Profitt, Daniel

Woolman, who won 6-0 in every

congratula-

The Year 9 team

Certoma and Thomas Day, There

game of singles he played, a fine

tions to the

was divided into

were many fun nights at training and

accomplishment. It was an enjoyable

boys for their

two grades: 9A

enjoyable matches on Saturdays, All

season which produced noticeable

spirited

and 9C.

students are to be commended for

improvement among the players,

efforts, sup-

The 9A team

the way in which they conducted their

Overall, approximately half of the

port

was

team won more than half of their games, a commendable effort by all involved.

and

participation, MrsL

by Mr Mullen team

the

9C was

coached by Mr

Coach

Captain

practice sessions, and for their punctuality in attending matches, Well

and

Knight

David Scaife

coached

Mr Ryan, Mr Mullen Girls' 1st VIII

Ryan,

Shane Wiffen

done to all boys,

What a remarkable season the 1st VIII

Boys 6th

girls' Tennis team has had throughout

Unfortunately, the boys' 6 t h team did

the summer season of 2004/05!

not have a particularly successful

Coming away with the Victorian All

season in terms of wins, Despite 2

Schools Championship, the APS/AGS

very close matches against St Kevin's and

Scotch

College,

remained just

shy

the

of a

team victory.

premiership and having the words of Boys' 10A and 10C t e a m s .

The following students were involved

'undefeated champions' next to our

The boys had an excellent season

in the 9A team: Will Arundell, James

names; it was a very successful season for the team. The team this year

Nevertheless, the members of the 6 t h

with both teams being almost unde-

Brotchie, Fraser Byrnes, Eric Chien,

squad enjoyed a healthy camaraderie,

feated throughout the 2004/2005

Ayce Cordy, John Graham, Andrew

had a bit of history behind it, with 5 out

and genuine sportsmanship was evi-

season. There was stiff competition

Hollander, Michael Kirby, Thomas

of the 12 girls having played our 3rd

dent at both our games and training

amongst the players each week to

Maas,

Robert

consecutive season together, and 6

sessions. We were guaranteed a

determine ranking positions. Tm Lane

Tripolino, Connor Van Ingen, Callum

out of the 12 played together in a

good laugh and at least one entertain-

coached the boys and encouraged

Wood, Aengus Cassidy and Jeremy

Brisbane tournament 2 years ago.

ing tale or interpretation of happen-

them to extend their skills and com-

Mountjoy.

This prestigious team consisted of:

Michael

Simandl,

ings at the College on Monday and

petencies throughout the season. His

The following students were involved

Prue

Thursday afternoon training sessions,

professional and encouraging man-

in the 9C team: Thomas Bowden,

Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Emma Gray,

Regular contributors to the team

ner contributed greatly to the exem-

Elliot Brown, Grant Cameron, Daniel

Lauren Prest, Laura Comer, Brittany

were

plary play and behaviour of both

Certoma, Thomas Day, Alexander

Wood,

Michael

Langdon,

Hugh

Baulch,

Kristen

Bridget

Battye,

Champion,

Samantha

1. YEAR 8A BOYS' TENNIS Back Row: Harry Seward, Sam Goddard, Jack Richardson, Elliott Mann, Luke Storey Front Row: Joelan Jeffreys, Tom Darley, Dominic Tigani, Fletcher Kelly Coach: Mr M. O'Donnell

2. YEAR 8B BOYS' TENNIS Back Row: William Russell, James Sandri, Luke Chaffey Front Row: Thomas Davey, Alexander Stewart, David Goodridge, Daniel Berton Absent: Alex Rollo, Daniel Tomkins, Will Stevenson Coach: Mr S. Lont

3. YEAR 7A BOYS' TENNIS Back Row: Nicholas Malcher, Nelson Wang, M a r k D'Altera, Alister Maas Front Row: Tom Patterson, Sam Hughes, Santo Tripodi, Daniel Van De Pol Coach: M r s W. Flynn

4. Year 7B Boys' Tennis Back Row: William Bowden, Thomas Nagle, Jonathan Read, Aron Jones Front Row: Jack Angliss, Benjamin Cailes, Hamish Palmer-Hill, Monty W r i g h t Coach: Mr M. Currie

5. Year 7C Boys' Tennis Back Row: Nicholas Pedersen, James Green, Angus Townley Front Row: Jack Perry, Christopher Jennings, James Brodie, Charles Barham Absent: Jaimi Taylor Coach: Miss J. Fagan

Tennis Read, Natalie Jessen, Libby Baulch

Girls' 2 n d VIII

Girls' 3 r d Green t e a m

upcoming stars of College Tennis. We

and Stephanie Guy,

For the girls' 2nd VIII, 2005 proved to

In 2005, the Girls 3rd Green Tennis

can never look past the gleaming

With this strong bond we were able to

be an exciting, rewarding (and let's not

team went through an entire season

smiles

win an outstanding 100 sets from the

forget dramatic!) season of College

with style and while perhaps not the

McNamara, Claire Ross and Annabell

and

laughter

Elise

118 we played, which proved our tennis

Tennis. The team, comprising Madeline

technique of winners, with the atti-

Deppeler, the undisputed champions

strength against the tough Melbourne

Brennan, Samantha McKay, Annie

tude, Headed by the sparkling Mrs

from Mossgiel.

schools, We had a thriller of a match

Morris, Gemma Pasco, Sarah Wynn,

Ferguson, we had two stunning victo-

The most unforgettable times were

against our toughest rival Caulfield

Libby Hurst, Mel

ries

from

five

unquestionably

with a result of 8 sets all, But with our

Phillip,

matches;

con-

stops, thanks to the very generous

tactical game plan, we managed to

Dennis and Kate

sidering

every

Mrs Ferguson and our always cheery

smash through and win by a close

Boyle (with special

week we were

bus driver Brian. The slip, slop, slap

margin of 13 games, This was a great

help from Lauren

up against the

master Emily Cameron never failed to

match played by the girls all of whom

Prest

and

players

go down without a fight with her side-

should

Samantha

Read

highest skill and

kick doubles partner Freya Amon; they produced a beautiful victory in

commended,

Another

Sarah

sts

of the

the

McDonald's

from the 1 ), was

professionalism,

the match against our Yellow and Pale

strongly lead by

that's not a bad

their first ever match together. Amy

Blue rivals from down the road;

the infamous Mr

effort!

Talent

Young possessed the intelligence of

Geelong Grammar. We thrashed them

Young

who dis-

was the key in

the team with her crafty shots and

15 sets to 1; a fantastic effort by all!!

played enormous

the team and we

beautiful serves, undefeated in her

From the team this year we had Prue

persistence, patience and encourage-

certainly had it in Sally Cameron and

singles title for the season. Liz Hill and

Stephanie

Emma Harbutt showed their true love

match that must be mentioned was

Baulch and Bridget Champion to go

ment for each of the girls, Completing

on to represent the APS competition

the season with only one loss, the girls

in doubles and singles, which was a

enjoyed lots of fun tennis, with plenty

great effort by both the girls, While the

of laughs and determination! Thank

silverware rests in its correct place, it

you to Mr Young, and congratulations

wouldn't be there without the time

to all the girls for such an entertaining

and effort put in by our coach Julie

and successful season!

Golightlyi her tremendous efforts are greatly appreciated, Thanks must also go to Mrs Filling for all her organisation and support of girls' tennis, and to the Parents' Support Group for their support and morning teas. Although the team will lose many of its players next season, I wish the team luck, and believe there is plenty of potential in Geelong College Tennis for the future. Ginnie

Hope-Johnstone

Captain of Girls' Tennis

GIRLS 1ST VIII TENNIS APS PREMIERS & CHAMPIONS 2 0 0 5 2nd Row L-R: Lauren Prest Laura Comer Natalie Jessen Samantha Read Elizabeth Baulch Front Row L-R: Kristen Battye Stephanie Guy Prudence Baulch (Vice Captain] Virginia HopeJohnstone (Captain) Emma Gray Bridget Champion Absent: Brittany Wood COACH: M r s J Golightly (Absent)

Sarah Wynn, Captain

King,

undoubtedly the

of the game with creative skills and, through laughter, managed a lucky win. All the girls are to be congratulated for their fine effort and we wish to

Junior A Green Girls' Tennis Back Row: Sonia Campanaro, Alice Morgan, Lily Chirnside, Phoebe Cordner, Emma Woolman

tion and constant smile. It was a great

Front Row: Morgan Olszak, Ryleigh Dunstan, Louisa Bennison, Rebecca Carman, Felicity Bigelow

season of summer tennis,

Absent: Jessica Brotchie

thank Mrs Ferguson for her dedica-

Coach: M r s L. Lee

Liz Hill and Emma Harbutt Girls' 3 r d White t e a m The 3rd White team had a very productive season with the number of wins heavily outweighing the number of losses. All girls worked hard at training and there was a noticeable

Junior A W h i t e Girls' Tennis

improvement in everyone's game,

Back Row: Hannah W e l l e a n , Felicity Carah, Laura Nielsen, Libby Graham

skill and technique, Throughout the season, all team members remained

Front Row: Claire Desborough, Katherine Holding, Jacqueline Devrome, Caroline McFarlane

focused and determined to lose as few games as possible, leading to

Absent: Sophie McCorkell, Annabelle Uebergang, Georgia Scott

many impressive victories, Well done to all girls and a special thank you

Coach: M r s J. Hobbs

must be extended to Mrs Watson for her commitment in managing the team, and to Mr Roger Smith for making time to deliver specialist coaching, Congratulations on a great season! The 3rd team included Holly MacDonald, Nell Myer, Kristina Petrovski, Sophie Amezdroz, Eliza Sell, Rachael Brownstein, Katherine Landy, Georgia Torney, Alexandra Macaulay, Phoebe

East,

Julia

Reid,

Eloise

Junior B Girls' Tennis Back Row: Annabelle Wilson, Nicola Riley, Madeleine Steel, Cavelle McKenzie Front Row: Olivia Foy, Eilish Rolland, Jess Toulmin, Claire Arundell Coach: M r s K. W a t s o n

O'Brien, Natasha Britt, Stacey Taylor,

Junior C Girls' Tennis Back Row: Cara McKinstry, Laura Beveridge, Emily Burke Front Row: Stephanie Nicolo, Isobelle Cooke, Rebecca Amezdroz, Georgina Bull Absent: Rhian Shinners, Zoe Seccull, Claire Arundell, Phoebe Potter, Rachel Lam Coach: M r s K. Jones

Basketball Boys' 1st t e a m

Boys'3rd t e a m

season, we managed to secure six

Our entourage, consisting of 15 highly

The 2005 Basketball season proved

The 2005 Basketball season for the

wins and three losses. All players are

enthusiastic girls, combined to make

to be memorable for two reasons.

3rds was a rollercoaster ride. This

to be commended on their perform-

the College 1st Basketball team and

Firstly we saw a change of coach with

year's squad

of Scott

ance throughout the season. The bet-

the Inter B team. This season the 1st

Doc Reardon retiring and John Salter

Paisley, Jiah Lit Ho, Tm Thendean,

ter players in the team this year were

team competed in the 2nd APS com-

ably taking the reins. Secondly, the

Alan Lin, Jared Timms, Jonathan

Andrew Serle, Adam Saunders, Josh

petition, allowing our team to play at

Tompkins.

our best and gain confidence, regard-

consisted

Brian

Ng,

Michael

2005 season was one of our most

Bourke,

successful seasons resulting in 6

Meager, Stephen Green, Tom Ng,

Possingham and Hank Chan . The

less of the win or loss ratio. However,

wins and 5 losses. As I look back over

Nick Jessen and Jonathan Wee. With

team improved greatly with every

another reason that 2005 girls are

the past season and indeed my past 3

no pre-season training under our

game they played, I would like to

unique is that unlike many prior sea-

years in the 1st Basketball team, it

belts, we knew a challenging season

thank Mr Donovan for coaching us

sons, this year we were defeated on

Michael

Langdon,

Ben

soon became evident to me that while

lay in front of us. The introduction of a

this year. He always had something

only one occasion. Perhaps this was

the games have been noteworthy, the

new head coach, John Salter, took

positive to say to us both at the game

simply due to the array of talent and

most important thread through all of

time to adjust to, The tactical knowl-

and at training. Well done everyone,

determination that these girls hold.

edge and prowess of John's basket-

you deserve it!

Eloise O'Brien was back for her third

the years has been the players.

consecutive season in the 1sts and

It was clear that each of us has played

ball ability could evidently be seen on

for the love of the game, It's also clear

the floor during training, with the boys'

we all have a passion for the game.

fitness and

Some of our players displayed star

improving. This, together with the

10A and 10B Boys' t e a m s

for

qualities - Ben Meager with his nice

endless support and guidance of Mr

The 10A team came against the

Stephanie Guy played consistently

jump shot and endless encourage-

Carroll, transformed us into a cohe-

toughest teams Melbourne had to

throughout the season and con-

ment;

sive unit, keen on both ends of the

offer in the Intermediate competition

tributed enormously to the team. Such

court.

and

the

raw talent shown by these girls will

Josh

Dunkley-Smith

who

always grabbed the big boards;

skill

levels gradually

Adam

Saunders

again was able to display her natural

Captain

ability on the court. Our newcomers

hard

tried

2005,

Amy

Harbison

and

Corey Olszak who always hustled on

'Tip-off began in the very heart of

Melbourne teams out manned us

clearly provide the College with a

defence and dominated under the

College's gymnasium on May 7, with

every game. What we lacked in num-

prominent future in girls' basketball.

boards, Sal Henricus who just wanted to

the boys playing host to an enthusias-

bers we made up for in spirit and hard

Monique Hurley without a doubt has

dunk it and shoot a 3 all season and

tic and tall Wesley. We fought hard to

work, Each training session we ran

improved her skills enormously this

Jonathan Wee who could penetrate any

keep in touch until tiring later in the

either a full court training session or

season. She continued to show sup-

teams defence. I must also mention Chris

game to go down, After another solid

the occasional practice match. At the

port to her team mates in all circum-

Andrews who was the quiet achiever of

performance against a seasoned St

end of the season, with not a win on

stances and her positive nature shone

the team and a work horse on the offen-

Kevin's saw us without a win, we

the board for The College, we went

from her bright smile, Sarah James is

sive and defensive end and Nick White

adopted a more aggressive offensive

away knowing that we gave it our all,

an outstanding player who inspired

who has been a great Vice Captain. As a

game, This new approach saw us

Thanks to Mr Hunt for his coaching

her team mates time after time. She

Vice Captain, he would also manage to

unlucky to draw with Haileybury, with

expertise all season.

never failed to miss a shot or rebound

give me advice which usually kept me on

a three point shot for them hitting

The 10B team also struggled against

and her determination to do her best

the court and away from the referees.

right on the siren. Not deterred we

some tall Melbourne teams, We were

and her sportsmanship is something

I would also like to thank John for his

went on to defeat another Wesley

limited with only 6 available players in

we all admire, And finally, Vice-Captain

advice and support, and I wish him

team and finish the season with huge

the team, This limited our substitu-

Nadia Lightfoot was a standout every

and the 2006 team all the best, Also I

wins over Caulfield and Melbourne

tions and most weeks we tired in the

week. Nadia's focused ability and

would like to thank Mr Carroll and Mr

Grammar, The final result of the sea-

second half. Thanks to Chris Clyne, a

determination cannot be summed up

Pike for their dedication to College

son saw College amass 3 wins, 1

former Captain of Basketball at the

as she encouraged all the girls and

Basketball.

draw and 4 losses. All players played

College, for his commitment and

clearly shows why there is such a high

their part in a successful season.

assistance. Despite not winning a

level of respect for her both on and off

Thanks to all players, coaches and

game, we all enjoyed the season,

the court,

Nathan

This season as a team we developed

Blake

Jobson

Captain Blake provided excellent off and on court leadership, where he was the play maker and play controller in most

parents for a fine year. Jonathan Wee Captain

Verwoert

our skills, our passion and our enjoy-

Girls' 1st t e a m and Inter B t e a m

ment of the game. Each week we

The 2005 season for The Geelong

would come off the basketball court

games, Blake was also nominated for

Boys' 5 t h t e a m

College girls' 1st team, was perhaps,

knowing we had done our best.

the APS basketball squad.

The 2005 season for the 5th team

slightly unique when compared to

However, the success of this season

was well fought and by the end of the

other sporting arenas at the College.

in many respects is due to the guid-

Mr Pike, TIC Basketball

1. YEAR 7 / 8 BOYS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Mr I. Henricus (Coach), Joelan Jeffreys, Luke Chaffey, Andre Garcy, Russell George, Ben Roberts, Callan Lowe Front Row: Nicholas Pederson, Jack Angliss, Jordan Timms, Ross Anderson, Michael Dwyer, Darcy Thomson, Dominic Tigani 2. 1ST V BOYS' BASKETBALL 2nd Row L-R: James Osborne Joshua Dunkley-Smith Salvador Henricus Mr Philip Pike (Coach) Front Row L-R: Christopher (Chris) Andrews Benjamin Meager Blake Jobson Nicholas W h i t e Corey Olszak

3. Sarah WynnYr 12 4. Nadia Lightfoot

ance of our coach, Amanda Vrymoet,

once saidT "The most important thing

court leadership and she was award-

Girls' 10B t e a m

Her knowledge of the game is para-

you can to do is: Just play the game

ed the MVP award for the team. She

The 10B girls' Basketball season of

mount and her passion for us to do

and have fun" and that is precisely

was nominated for the APS basketball

2005 was not only extremely enjoyable

our best is always clear, She is highly

what we all achieved.

squad and was awarded School

but completely successful for the team,

Honours for basketball. She has been

with the girls being undefeated for the

an outstanding player for the past 4

season, The team, consisting of our

years at the senior school,

Captain, Alex Gazis, Vice-Captain,

respected by all the girls for her undying support and understanding combined with her giving and kind nature. Finally, as the great Michael Jordon

Sarah Wynn Captain Sarah has provided wonderful on

Mr P Pike, TIC Basketball

Leeshia

Warn,

Lauren

Anderson,

Basketball

1. GIRLS'BASKETBALL Back Row: Lucinda Sloan, JaimeeLee Lawson, Samantha Dobson, Cara McKinstry, Morgan Olszak Front Row: Morgan Smith, Ryleigh Dunstan, Alexandra Murphy, Eliza Boyd, Katherine Drury Absent: Mr W Johnston, Ms K Johnson (Coaches)

3. 1ST V GIRLS' BASKETBALL L-R: Nadia Lightfoot Eloise O'Brien Sarah Wynn Miss Amanda Vrymoet [Coach] Amy Harbison Sarah James Monique Hurley Absent: Stephanie Guy

Kalena Banjanin, Sophie Boyd, Ona

Training was always a pleasure and

way" Warn and Sam "Up there Cazaly"

each and every one of us helped to win

Grossnickle, Samantha May, and Eloise

we all found that with hard work, we

May, Thanks must go to "Clarkie" for

every single game. Thanks must go to

Rayson, began the season just a group

would consistently improve, It was

these great nicknames!

Mrs Clark and Amanda Vrymoet for their coaching throughout the season.

of girls willing enough to go out and

also really entertaining during the

Both on and off the court we looked

shoot some baskets.

week to discover new nicknames in

out for each other; off the court when

However, over the season, with the

our beloved basketball site on the

crossing the road to get to training at

help and encouragement of Mrs

intranet; some of the more famous

the Sacred Heart Gym and on the

"Clarkie" Clark, Amanda Vrymoet and

ones include; Lauren "Fast Legs"

court making sure everyone was

the 1st girls, we became a team.

Anderson, Leeshia "get out of my

involved. We began to show real skill,

Sophie Boyd and Samantha May

Football 1st XVIII

up until this year but by the end of the

finally had our full team, as we had

Club and our mothers became a well*

The 1st football team had a terrific sea-

first two games he was an integral

been plagued with injuries throughout

organised support group and I thank

son this year. We recruited well at the

part of the team. Lachie Henderson

the season, It was a relief to have

them for countless BBQ's, the best

end of last season, and picked up Jaxson

and Steen Balodis played perfectly up

everyone available, Playing in front of

APS afternoon teas and fundraising,

Barham, Tyson Doherty, Matt Churkavich

forward, kicking remarkable goals in

the enormous crowd at Grammar for

The leadership group comprising

and Tom Fairbaim who all turned out to

both

Scott

the local Derby made us all want to

Bennett Merriman, James Van de Pol

be major contributors to the team. We

Williams' fierce defensive skills, Andy

play at our absolute best, Grammar

and Huw Flanagan were a major

also brought Reece Cordy, Che Turner

McArthur's hardness at the ball, and

did play better than we expected, but

resource to the team and each week

and Zach Gubbins back to the club to

Reece Cordy's long reach down back,

having Charles Caldwell in the team

led by fine example.

play in the 1st XVIII

it was clear that in our last two match-

roaming across the half back line tak-

This year was so successful because

With 13 players from last year's team

es against Wesley and Grammar they

ing big pack marks really diminished

of the comradeship amongst the

playing their second and third seasons,

were not going to score highly against

their attack, Zach Gubbins found

boys...every one was equal and

we had experience still in the group, plus

us. We trounced Wesley by the great-

loads of the ball up forward and

played as one. I do hope that the suc-

the raw young talent that wanted des-

est ever-winning margin by College

George Johnstone worked hard in the

cess we enjoyed this year continues

perately to make the team in 2005,

against another APS team.

middle as he had done all year,

next year and beyond, and that the

Twenty-nine players were rotated in and

James Van de Pol on the wing and

Finishing

win

long standing tradition of football at

out of the line up this year, There were

Jaxson Barham with his amazing leg

against our local rivals for the third year

The Geelong College remains strong.

of the

games,

With

with

memorable

many good players to choose from, We

speed, were at their best, playing a

in a row was a perfect way to cap off

It is an honour to have captained such

won five out of ten games and had the

winger's

the great season we had together,

a good team and been part of a wonderful group of boys.

role

perfection.

best season for College in 8 years.

Anderson had a blinder of a game

The season's enjoyment and success

We started the season with 2 superb

pulling down opponents more fero-

is due to many dedicated people off

victories over St Kevins and Caulfield;

ciously than a bull terrier. Along side

the field, Mr Clifford as team manager

after the 2 wins it became obvious to

Scotty

is one of the most passionate sporting

us that this year we were a force to be

Witham who has tackled bravely

teachers I know. Our senior coach

2 n d XVIII

reckoned with.

throughout the season and has held

Mark Russell drove us hard and took

The 2nd XVIII are congratulated on

Bennett Merriman kicked 5 against St

the back line together. Berty Weddell

delight in our successes, We were

their performances in season 2005.

Kevins to kick start what was to be a

fired across the half back line and

privileged to have professional coach-

The two major outcomes for the sea-

major ball getting and goal kicking

James McArthur got plenty of it up

ing from a very generous Ron Watt.

son included the improvement each

year for him. Michael Rockefeller

forward. This was a great last game

Andy Richardson assisted in coaching

player made in their skills and knowl-

showed

on the main oval.

and led our 2nds to an equally suc-

edge development; and the enjoy-

For the last game of the season we

cessful season. The Carjii Greeves

ment players got from their football

his

best

early and

Will

Schofield who had barely played footy

was

the

courageous

Henry Weddell - Captain Football: 2nd XVIII

1ST XVIII FOOTBALL 2 0 0 5 3 r d Row L-R: Alexander Stanley Scott Williams Charles Caldwell Lachlan Henderson Andrew Banjanin William Schofield Reece Cordy M a t t h e w Churitovich George Johnstone 2nd Row L-R: Zach Gubbins Steen Balodis Edward Anderson Tyson Doherty James M c A r t h u r Che Turner Jaxson Barham Andrew M c A r t h u r Front Row L-R: William Maas Scott W i t h a m Bennett Merriman [Vice-Captain] Henry Weddell [Captain) James Van De Pol [ViceCaptain] Huw Flanagan [ViceCaptain] Michael Rockefeller Albert Weddell Absent: Mr Mark Russell [Coach] Thomas (Tom) Johnstone Edward Curnow Campbell Sutherland

Football season. Players were rewarded with 5

3 r d XVIII

10A t e a m

Richard Ouail proving a more than

wins, a draw and two losses for their

The 3rd XVIII had a really great start to

The Year 10A season was a great sea-

worthy back up,

efforts this season, a very creditable

the year winning their first 4 games

son for all the boys who participated.

result considering the depth that

over Wesley, Scotch, Geelong and

Special thanks on behalf of all the

some of the opposition schools have

Brighton Grammars in convincing

team must go to Michael Mullen, 'The

10C t e a m

at their disposal,

style. After the break we lost a couple

Coach,' who gained the respect and

This year the 10C team was a develop-

The make-up of the team changed

of games but regained our form to fin-

appreciation of the team with his

ing team who managed to string

weekly, with those players promoted

ish the season in great style, beating

great coaching and determination to

together some great victories with a

Edward

Curnow

to the 1st XVIII and players coming into

Haileybury in our last match of the

better our fitness and skills. Even

mixture of Year 9 and Year 10 players,

the side to take their place. All team

year. Thanks must go to Mr Dillon and

though we didn't win too many

During the season there were several highlights including some terrific goal

stages

Mr Hartley for coaching us for the

matches, it was still a productive sea-

throughout the season to make the

year, Special mention must go to

son of learning and enjoyment for all

kicking by Michael Guy. Another high-

team a very competitive football side,

James Russell and William Wood for

involved both players and' coaches.

light was defeating our cross-town

Will Maas, Tom Johnstone, Matthew

their tireless efforts all season.

Darren Lynch was also a great asset

rivals Geelong Grammar in the last

Churkovich,

The following boys played 3rd XVIII

to the team being the fitness and run-

match of the season, after they had

Stanley, Tyson Doherty and Campbell

football this year:

ning guru who made trainings 'enjoy-

beaten us on the two previous occa-

Sutherland managed to play a num-

Edward Jennings, Jack Nelson, Ewan

able' and 'easy,' Some great perform-

sions. This was a victory the team cele-

ber of 1st XVIII games this season, and

Smith, Tom Rastas, Tm Stannard, Sam

ances included that of Andrew Walsh

brated with much satisfaction, During the season there were many improved performances including Stan Rho who

members

contributed

Zach

Gubbins,

Alex

are to be congratulated on the way

Whitworth, Tristan Hickman, David Hunt,

who showed heart and endeavour to

they led by example.

Mitchell Costin, Tom Carah, Digby Alston,

get the ball all year with his spectacu-

The team was well served by the Co-

Edward Miller, Jake Dales-Sutton, James

lar grabs and kicks. John Leontiades,

had never played football before get-

Captains, Blake Beaumont and Michael

Drew, Ben Friend, David Cordner, Tom

Tm Pollard and Nick MacRae showed

ting in the best players in both games

Colman, along with all the Year 12 play-

Steen, Christopher Griffiths, Jonathan

the boys how to put your head down

he played, Players who performed con-

ers who displayed leadership in the way

White, Campbell Paton, Lewis Davies,

and go hard executing with his kick-

sistently for the team throughout the

they influenced the younger players to

James Butler, Roger Wettenhall, Lachlan

ing and handballs. Nick Taylor showed

season were: Chris Millington, Zach

improve their football skill and enjoy the

Fraser, Carl Millington, Xavier Smith, Ben

us how damaging he will be in the

Menheere, Nathan Walsh, Fletcher

2005 season. The voting for the 2nd

Fagan-Nolan, Hayden Holmes, Richard

future as a footballer, Campbell Taylor

Thompson

XVIII Best and Fairest was 'hotly' con-

Lugg, Geoff Doak, Fraser Bourchier.

tested with William Maas taking out the award by one vote from Alex Stanley. Ryan Hobbs was a very effec-

James Butler Captain

tive forward target for the season and he took out the goal kicking award (8 goals) from Richard Lugg and Jack Curran (7 goals each). Thank you to all players for making this season a very rewarding experience, A further

thank

you

Dan

Clifford for his work and support as Teacher In Charge of

YEAR 8 FOOTBALL

Football, to Tim Crowley,

Back Row: Xavier Hatch, Samuel Goddard, Jack Richardson, James Sandri, Julian Fabbian

Mark and Ron Watt for their coaching

support,

along

with the parents who assisted throughout the season with the 2nd XVIII, Andrew Coach

Richardson

Middle Row: Oliver Grinter, Tim Cleary, Harry Seward, Harley Lewis, Sam McLean, David W e s c o t t Front Row: Fletcher Kelly, Sebastian Hall, Elliott Mann, Mr C. Machar (Coach), Alexander Carr, Tom Darley, Angus Seller Absent: Teak McPadden, Daniel Tomkins, Mr W. Jennings (Coach)

and

Jim

Champness.

was very solid at full Back [until unfor-

Special thanks go to our coach Darren

tunately he did his knee mid-season]

Lynch for all his work with the team,

with Tom Foott dominating in ruck and

Jake Addison

1. 7 A FOOTBALL Back Row: Sam Gore, Fraser Russell, Sam Caldow, Piers Flanagan, Oliver Kent-Spark, Jeremy Taylor, Richard Langham Middle Row: Mr R Nelson (Coach), Alister Maas, James Coumans, Nick Malcher, M a r k D'Altera, Fraser Nixon, Sam Wride, Jack Hurley Front Row: Nicholas Brimacombe, Dean Turnley, Angus Johnstone, Lachlan Thorns, Jonathan Read, Daniel Van De Pol, Dale Denny, Sam Hughes 2. Huw Flanagan 3. 7B FOOTBALL Back Row: Jake Blood, Jayman Loader, Tom Nagle, Grady Maguire, Charles Mayfield, Charles Barham Front Row: Lachlan Morrison, M a t t h e w Golightly, Victor Mims, Mr S Lont (Coach), Tyrone ReithMyers, Jack Kershaw, Jake Bertone Absent: Ben Cailes, Angus W i s h a r t 4. James Van De Pol

1. Andrew Banjanin

2. Coaches meeting

3. Edward Curnow

4. Team huddle

6. Primary Football Back Row: Joshua Carr, Matthew Allen, Jamie Porter, Jack Steel, Jack Wood, Cameron Williams, Rowan Payne, Hugo Steinfort, Will Kittelty, Taylor Sandri, Harry Baylis, Macklen Barker, Jordan Kenfield, Matthew Lamont, James Christou Middle Row: Alexander Neerhut, George McFarlane, Jack West, Alexander Wilkinson-Beards, Aaron Sachdev, Aubrey Comben, George Cameron, Edward Ratcliffe, James Carr, Bernie Chomley, Richard Baylis, James Kelly, Ian Lee, Will Hamilton Front Row: Tom Goodear, Alex Certoma Coaches: Mr W. Johnston, Mr M. Neeld

Year 9A

were eager for a victory first up. We

our good performance with a 6 goal

every player did their bit. We would

The Year 9A Football team started the

went into our first match against St

last quarter to yet again lose by a kick.

like to thank our coach Mr Adams for

season with high hopes of success

Kevin's with great preparation and

From then on our season dropped

all the hard work throughout the sea-

due to the many new players who

although the scoreboard

and our performance diminished,

son, and a huge thanks to all the boys

entered the College. With several

show it, we were defeated by an even

Even though we didn't actually win a

who put in a 110% this season.

players stepping up and taking the

better prepared team than ourselves.

match throughout the season, we all

Chris Mack"and Ayce Cordy

rest of the team under their wing, we

Next week we were trying to back up

played to our fullest potential and

did

not

Hockey 1st Boys' t e a m

combination of both Year 12 and Year

menced the season with blistering

Rankin Field, Also special thanks to

The boys' 1st Hockey team knew it

11 players, the team was well bal-

success against Scotch College win-

our coach Tom B. and Mr Montgomery

was going to be a tough season even

anced and got along well. Roddy

ning 3-1. Over awed by our initial suc-

for his overall organisation.

before it had begun, With the boys

Nash was a great coach for the 2nd XI

cess, we did not maintain the same

keen to put up a fight we commenced

with his enthusiastic and relaxed

workman like team effort, losing focus

Boys' Year 9 t e a m

pre season training at the delightful

approach providing not only support,

the following week, causing us to

The Year 9 Hockey team came into

hour of 6:45am. We trained hard and

but also leadership and friendship.

receive a savage reminder at the

the season with an amazing unbeaten

were confident going into our first few

The 2nds had a reasonably success-

hands

0-3.

record over the past 2 years, But los-

matches; however, we were soon

ful season winning 3 out of 7 games

Despite this, each individual made a

ing a number of players up to the 1st

shown where we really stood as we

beating Wesley 6-nil, Haileybury 3-nil and

determined effort to lift their personal

Hockey team, and with a few new

played brilliantly only to be severely

Wesley 4-nil again, The boys played a great

level of skill and teamwork over all

recruits, some of the team had their

beaten in all but two of our games. We

season of Hockey with everybody giving

areas of the field, with a repeat of the

doubts about carrying the record

Haileybury

losing

began to look at these games as

their best and

opening

training in the build up to the most

for many play-

the following week,

But with Henry Russell's explosive run

eagerly awaited game of the season,

ing

the

best

This was the pat-

out

the local derby against Geelong

Hockey

they

tern that followed

O'Connor's lightning quick reflexes in

Grammar.

had ever played

throughout

goal, I had no doubt that the new look

The boys were enthusiastic as we

during the sea-

season!

Year 9 Hockey team with Mrs Tol as

warmed up out in the ever-lovely

son. While the

Strong defence led

our coach could keep the unbeaten

Corio. The game was hard fought by

scoreboard or

by James Oxley's

record intact,,.that was, until we were

both teams and it was clear indeed we

results weren't

spectacular saves

beaten 0-8 by a very strong Scotch

both wanted to walk away with the win.

always in the

in goals on numer-

team!

It was close, but we pulled through in

2nds

ous

occasions,

That aside, we had some great high-

the end and came away with our one

they

with

incredibly

lights such as new player to the game

and only win for the season,

show the effort,

dogged support from Julian Flanagan,

Alan Yeung scoring his first ever goal

favour, do

not

The team consisted of: Year 9 new

passion or commitment that the boys

recruits

Daniel

played with every match. I want to thank the boys for a great season, Roddy for

Lorcan

Mathews,

Gledhill,

Connor

Van-lngen

and

Aengus

Cassidy;

Year

Sam

being a great coach, and Mr Montgomery

Bartlett, Will Schofield, Julian Berton

for his fantastic support through the whole

and

year.

James

Wilson,

11s

with

James

Ratcliffe and David Carman as CoVice Captains and finally the Year 12s Charlie Crowl and myself. A huge

Ben Thompson Captain

success

the

through the 2005 season. of

the

packs,

and

Clancy

Will Champness and Connor Lowe

in hockey from a great running in

denied numerous strong attacks by

deflection off the post. I think I speak

many opposition teams. Our midfield

for everyone in the team when I say

thankyou to Geoff Crowl and the

Boys' Year 10 t e a m

of Connor Lowe, Todd Giblin, Blair

we are more than looking forward to

Parents' Support Group for all their

In a season of fluctuating fortune this

Scott,

the 2006 Hockey season,

time and effort put in supporting the

team of talented hockey players

Stewart capitalised on these stalwart

boys. To Mr "Squizzy" Taylor, thankyou

showed great spirit and camaraderie

efforts, providing great opportunities

for all your support and guidance

throughout. From the first training it

and support for our flashing, sharp

throughout the year and the biggest

was apparent our team members

shooting forwards. These players -

Girls' 1st t e a m

thankyou to Mr Montgomery (Daddy),

were out not only to develop their per-

Andrew Taylor, Joel McKenzie, Jason

The 2005 Hockey season for the 1st

David

Buchan

and

Hugh

Fraser Byrne Year 9

for all your help, support, time and

sonal skill, enhance their teamwork,

Lloyd and Tom Rastas - successfully

girls' team can best be described in

energy spent over the year. Good luck

win consistently and enjoy the com-

struck a total of thirteen goals for the

12 ways:

to all those playing next year.

panionship

Tom

season! In summary our seasons tally

Susan McLean's speedy runs up the

Brushfield was highly instrumental in

was three wins, three losses, one bye

wing resulting in some spectacular

enhancing individual skill develop-

and one draw.

goals up forward; Milly Rayson's

ment. From the first training, we

A great season was enjoyed both on

strength in the backline which was

Boys' 2 n d t e a m

learned the futility of operating as a

and off the field. Special appreciation

unstoppable against the best sort of

The 2nd boys' Hockey team had a

group of individuals, and the necessi-

goes to the Hockey Parents' Support

attack; Sarah Dennis, the backbone

very

winning

ty of working together as a team, With

Group who unfailingly fed our bodies

of the team who controlled the game

around half of their games. With a

this uppermost in our minds we com-

and spirit each time we played on

superbly at centre half back; Jessie

Campbell

Montgomery

Captain

successful

season

all.

Coach

1 . 8 A 2 BOYS'HOCKEY Back Row: Mr H. Roberts, (Coach), Tom Perkins, Tom Summers, Sam Baird, Zachary Buggy, William Russell, Alexander Stewart Front Row: Christopher Skoglund, Floyd W e s t m a n , Sam Neil, David Goodridge, Sebastian Phillips, Tom Molyneux, Jackson Macaulay

2. 7 A 2 BOYS' HOCKEY

Back Row: M r s E. Russell (Manager), imi Taylor, Max Amerena, imish Palmer-Hill, James White, muel Phillips 3nt Row: Harrison Byrnes, anty W r i g h t , James Holding, James Green, Mason Bowler, Angus Townley Absent: M r s L. Convey-Oborne (Coach)

3. 1ST XI BOYS' HOCKEY 2005 2nd Row L-R: William Schofield Samuel Bartlett Connor Van Ingen Lorcan Mathews James Wilson Fraser W e s t Front Row L-R: Julian Berton Daniel Gledhill David Carman (Co-Vice Captain} Campbell Montgomery (Captain) Mr Leon (Squizzy) Taylor (Coach) James Ratcliffe (Co-Vice Captain) Charles Crowl Absent: Aengus Cassidy

Hockey The girls' 2nd Hockey team had a ter-

A special thankyou must go to Lisa

early morning trainings we still man-

week that she had the best tackle in

rific season in 2005 against the other

Taylor and Gillian Armistead, who

aged to keep going and come up with

the APS competition; Amy Oliver,

APS

and

coached us during the last few weeks

some great results. In the defence

whose spirited skill and attitude was

Melbourne, The enthusiasm and spir-

of the season; Mr Montgomery our

there was Harriet Brown, Holly Bartlett,

outstanding in the "D"; Katherine

ited team work developed, enabled

Hockey coordinator, and also to the

Pip Crowley, Nicole McLean and two of

Landy, our most improved player who

many memorable games, Ivanhoe

Parents' Support Group for their won-

our beginners Charlotte Tobin and

Gubbins, who demonstrated every

schools

Geelong

had a terrific season on the wing;

provided one such occasion, with a

derful Saturday hospitality.

Sophie McLean. Just as equally skilled

Brittany Wood, whose enthusiasm

tough, ankle bruising, knee scarring

Good luck to the younger girls of the

there was our attacking side, This con-

and energy was fundamental to our

match against a very tough opposi-

team for the 2006 hockey season.

sisted of Kendall Craig,

game; Megan Hough, who shone in

tion. College's tenacity prevailed with

our

a 2-0 win resulting. Special mention

tough

game

against

Carey;

Maddie Kerney, whose persistence

must go to our goalie, Angela Smith,

on the half-line was crucial to our

who worked determinedly throughout

brand of hockey; Alexandra Brown,

the season, stopping our opponents'

Caroline

whose return after injury was just as

Watson, Jordan Tomkins, Alika Reeve,

dominant as ever; Laura McCartney,

Julia O'Brien, Sarah Morris and another

our baby who proved indispensable in

beginner, Annie Marendaz,

stopping everything that came her

The first game we played was the tra-

way and finally, Anna Scaife our keep-

ditional

er, whose fearless attitude and quick

Grammar; unfortunately we lost 2 - 1

game

against

Geelong

footwork was excellent,

as we were under prepared. Special

The commitment, skill, passion and

thanks must go to our first time goalies

spirit that all girls displayed both on

who gave up their position to help out

and off field was exceptional, resulting

on the back-line, This was greatly

in only two losses against the domi-

appreciated as without them we would

nant outfits of Caulfield and Wesley,

goals at crucial times and never

Well done to all in the 2005 team:

not have been able to play to our full

We recorded some brilliant wins

dodging hockey balls that came flying

Amelia Anderson, Elizabeth Cassidy,

potential. Thanks to Mr Greg Smith for

against Grammar, Carey, PEGS and

at her.

Bridget Champion, Sally Chirnside,

his coaching, Overall, we won some

Yarra Valley, guaranteeing that we fin-

The energy and enthusiasm at train-

Anna Croft, Sarah Hughes, Emma

we lost some, and most importantly we

ished a credible 3rd on a most com-

ings was infinite, even when our fan-

Jackson, Cleo Leontiades, Sarah

had fun and made great friendships

petitive APS ladder.

tastic coach Lisa Taylor made us run

McLarty, Kasselle Plummer, Melanie

that will last.

Our successful season would not

laps for lack of concentration! Over

Philip, Lauren Prest, Angela Smith,

our

the season Lisa constantly introduced

Stephanie

coach Trent Lucas, under whom we

us to new skills and match tactics.

Catherine Townley and Kirsty Wait.

all prospered and developed, Trent's

These were critical in our regular vic-

inspiration,

tories and prepared us, We all had an

have

been

possible without

encouragement

and

Smith,

Stacey

Taylor,

Melanie Philip, Captain

Holly Bartlett, Captain Primary Hockey Back Row: David Homewood, Harry Graham, Alexander WilkinsonBeards, Aaron Burgess, Olivia Garcey, Joshua Carr, Luci Kininmonth

friendship were vital to the entire

awesome

team and we thank him sincerely for

matches, drawing two and losing

his tremendous effort, A huge thank

three. When the much anticipated

extremely well throughout the season.

Front Row: Georgia Thorne, Callum Narita, Aaron Derksen, M r s J. Peake (Manager), Ebony W e s t m a n , Laura Skoglund, Meg Gubbins

you must also go to Mr Montgomery

final match against our home town

Through chilly, biting conditions and

Absent: Myles Frlan

season

winning

four

whose commitment and enthusiasm

rivals GGS arrived, the skills and great

towards College Hockey has been

teamwork Lisa and Gillian Armistead

invaluable; his visits at training very

(our other coach) had taught us did

much appreciated. Also, thanks to the

not fail. We were able to defeat the

Parents' Support Group for providing

Pale Blues, which was possibly the

that much needed "snag" at the end

best way to finish the season and

of the game!

Hockey life at College for those of us

Hannah West and Libby Hurst Co-Captains Girls' 2 n d t e a m

in Year 12, The younger players in the team gained significantly from the season and should look forward to having more success in the future,

Girls' Year 9 t e a m The Year 9 girls' Hockey team played

1. GIRLS' HOCKEY - JUNIOR GREEN Back Row: Fiona Barton, Libby Graham, Kate Kittelty, Ellie W a t s o n , Peta Veanes, Rachel McColl, Zoe Seccull, Grace Inness Front Row: Sonia Campanaro, Jacqueline Devrome, Alice Morgan, Nicole Filling, Rhian Shinners, Rebecca Amezdroz, Clare Arundell Absent: Stephanie Nicolo, Ms S Richey (Coach)

2. GIRLS' HOCKEY BLUE Back Row: Coby de Been, Isobelle Cooke, Samantha Brimacombe, Francesca Henricus, Stephanie Taylor, Olivia Nicholson, Emily Bourke Front Row: Katherine Holding, Alethea Rose, Leah Bowtell, Phoebe Potter, Georgia Ratcliffe, Emma Oates, Olivia Said

3. 1ST XI GIRLS' HOCKEY 2 0 0 5 2nd Row L-R: Laura McCartney Madison Kerney Alexandra Brown Amy Oliver Megan Hough Sarah Dennis Front Row L-R: Katherine Landy Brittany Wood Amelia Rayson Hannah W e s t (Co-Captain) Elizabeth Hurst (Co-Captain) Susan McLean Anna Scaife Absent: Mr Trent Lucas (Coach) Jessie Gubbins

Netball our season.

1st VII

and great memories of team work.

Annie improved with each game to

The 1st team had an eventful season

We dominated the game with our

work the ball in style down the centre

Our team consisted of Year 10s Eliza

this year. Overall the team came out

destructive

courageous

court. Our defenders Samantha Read

Caldwell,

Libby

as a compact unit that delivered all

centre-court players and topped off

and Pip Hyatt worked tirelessly in the

Chapman,

Kathleen

that was promised and more with

beautiful plays with grand goals. We

ring stopping the opposition on many

Hawkins, Edwina Wilkens and Year 9

three very solid wins for the APS sea-

achieved

occasions. Congratulations to

star recruits Jess Chirnside, Xanthe

son. Not only did we come close in

schools, Geelong Grammar being

Rebecca Cheslett for winning the

Douglas-Garden

many other games, a few times only

amongst them. Special thanks must

Best and Fairest award for the sea-

Nancarrow. Our defensive line, Edwina

defence,

victory

against

many

Baulch,

Chloe

Rix,

and

Edwina

Monique

losing by one goal, we missed reach-

H, Xanthe and Edwina W caused many

ing the grand-final in our local Monday

turnovers throughout the year with

night competition, again only by one

wonderful instinct leading to amazing

goal. But this did not matter, as this

intercepts and rebounds. With the ball

year we judged success by our deter-

in the centre court, Chloe, Kathleen

mination and attitude, not the final

and Libby moved the ball down the

margin. But on that note, one thing

court. The centre court players' quick

that must be mentioned is the suc-

hands and feeding popped the ball into

cess we had in defeating our local

our sharp shooters, Eliza, Monny and

rivals Geelong Grammar in a close

Jess, perfectly positioned to shoot, The

and enthralling match.

girls were often threatening to compe-

The memorable team of 2005 con-

tition with our glorious skills and

sisted of two Year 10 players, Amy

smooth play on show every game. Well

Caldow and Freya Langham, four

done girls on a great season!

Year 11s, Kate Boyle, Nell Myer, Eliza

Kathleen Rix

Sell and Eloise Warren, as well as the three Year 12s, Emily D'Altera, Emma

Inter B- Blue

Gray and myself. From the lively sea-

This season we unfortunately didn't

son we had, thanks must go to coach

come away with too many wins,

Jemma Barns for the amount of time

although had we heaps of fun! Our team

and effort she constantly put in, and

was made up of Greer Edsall, Maddie

to Ms Utting, Teacher in Charge of

go to our marvellous coach Jackie

son. We would really like to thank our

Garratt,

Netball, for all her work behind the

Hetherington

forever

coach Stacey Hoiles for giving her

Smith, Georgie MacRae, Laura Thorns,

scenes and the organisation of the

encouraging, enthusiastic, passionate

time to coach us this season; we all

Emily Bull, Anne Levick and Megan

2005 netball season.

and patient, helping us improve our

appreciate her efforts to teach us

Arthur, Maddie, Jacqui, Laura and

With only three girls leaving the team

ball skills and work together as a team.

new skills, With each game we

Georgie ran the centre court and wings

this year,

Congratulations to all the girls on a

played we could see significant

with quick movements, and enthusi-

I'm sure The Geelong

who

was

Sarah

Henderson,

Jacqui

College 1st Netball team for 2006 will

successful and thriving season and all

improvement, We would also like to

asm. Emily, Laura, and Sarah played to

have a successful season On behalf

the best for next season and thanks

thank Ms Utting for all her work

win scoring the goals, whilst Anne,

of myself and the two other departing

heaps for your cooperation.

behind the scenes this year for

Greer, and Megan stopped the opposi-

College Netball,

tion from scoring any possible goals,

Year 12s, Emily and Emma, I wish the girls the best of luck for the future. Ginnie

Hope-Johnstone

Captain

Annabell

Deppeler

Captain

Claire Ross

3 r d VII

Inter A t e a m

We'd like to thank Leigh Matheson and Mrs Porter for all of their time and effort throughout the season.

The 3rd team had a terrific season

2005 was an exciting season for the

2 n d VII

taking away 5 wins. The team con-

Inter A netballers. We started our sea-

The 2nd team, consisting of Annabel!

sisted of Natasha Britt, Lauren Jilich,

son on a high with a nail-biting victory

Inter B (Green)

Megan Arthur

Deppeler (Captain), Susie Mackenzie,

Rebecca Cheslett, Sophie Jarrold,

over rivals Geelong Grammar. This set

The Inter B (Green) team had a won-

Georgia Torney, Phoebe East, Sophie

Sally Cameron, Annie Peake,

the standard for the rest of the sea-

derful season. We made it through the

Amezdroz, Laura Comer, Zara Mexted,

Samantha Read, Pip Hyatt and me.

son, working hard to come away with

season undefeated, which was an

Natalie Jessen and Julia Reid, had a

Lauren and Natasha shot brilliantly in

a majority of wins, The improvement

amazing effort by all the girls, We had

very

the ring to help win many of our

of the girls, thanks to Coach Nola

a few close games, coming from

matches, Rebecca, Sophie, Sally and

Jukes, set us up for a strong finish to

behind in the last half to win. Our

successful

and

prosperous

Netball season filled with fantastic wins

NETBALL BLUE Back Row: Ms A. Claringbold [Coach], Anna Clark, Bridget Russell, Rebecca Widdicombe, Brittany Fitzpatrick, M r s H. McLean (Manager) Front Row: Stephanie Noble, Meaghan Eddey, Katherine Monotti, Nicola Riley, Felicity Bigelow, Amy Stekelenburg

NETBALL GOLD Back Row: Ms E. Davis, Laura Nielsen, Sophie McCorkell, Nellie Mims Front Row: Eliza Curnow, Georgia Scott, Laura Stekelenburg, Olivia Dalton, Rachel Harris

1ST VII NETBALL 2 0 0 5 L-R: Eliza Sell Emma Gray (Vice-Captain) Freya Langham Helena (Nellie) Myer Ms Jemma Barns (Coach) Emily D'altera Eloise W a r r e n Virginia Hope-Johnstone (Captain) Catherine Boyle Absent: Amy Caldow

defenders consisting

of Phoebe

court players bringing the ball down

the games. Congratulations to all the

Meagan Andrews, Georgia Inness,

and

fast and effectively. Then to put the

girls on an outstanding season.

Zoe Keogh, Ella Riley, Maddy Salt,

Alexandra McNaughton were con-

score on the board were the shoot-

sistent every game and were great

ers, Genevieve Tyack, Penelope

at keeping the opposition from scor-

Cordner and Lucy Faulkner. We

Inter C-Blue

Chloe Hayden. We had an enjoyable

ing. Elizabeth Wood, Lucy Brand,

would like to thank our coach Sarah

The Inter C-Blue team had a great

season this year and we learnt a lot

Rebecca

Amelia

Jukes who was always pushing us,

season this year, winning all but one

of new drills, techniques and skills

Hickman were unstoppable centre

always positive and helped us win

of our games. The team consisted of:

that

Steinfort,

Grace

Cameron

Duncan

and

Lucy Faulkner

Teagan Kirsopp, Katalin Saunders, Cathy Serle, Rachael Golightly and

put

into

action

every

Netball Saturday in our games. We'd like to NETBALL - PUMAS

thank Ms Utting and Sarah Hardiman,

Back Row: Fiona Riley, William Hamilton, Eliza Panckridge

our Coach, for developing our skills and keeping netball fun,

Front Row: Katie Appelbe, Annabelle Chrimes, M r s C M o r r i s (Coach), Hannah Chirnside, Georgia Wilson

Zoe Keogh Inter C- G r e e n t e a m The Intermediate C-Green team had a fantastic season winning all games except one. The team worked hard consistently in training and it paid off in our games. The team consisted of shooters

Maddie

Hayes,

Kate

Sinclair and Samantha Fallaw. Centre court players were Amelia Agosta, Sophie Allan

and

Georgie Carr.

Defence line Sarah D'Altera, Josie McDonald and Paris Nielsen. Thanks to Mrs Porter for being a good coach

NETBALL PRIMARY Back Row: Rachel Patterson, Sophie Thorne, Gemma Scerri, Kate Plowman, Allanah Freddi Front Row: Lara Palmer, Amber Sherriff, M r s J. Panckridge, Gabrielle Mitchell, Maddison Smith

and helping our team gain some much needed skills. Josie

McDonald.

Inter D t e a m This season the Inter-D's had a fun and enjoyable season on and off the court. Coming away with only 2 wins did not stop our team sprit and it would have been less without the guidance of our coach Ms Utting! We had a strong defence with Clare Flynn and Clare Rossiter. There were some awesome goals scored by

Katie

Smith

and

Rhiannon

Richardson. There was a quick centre court consisting of Stevie Quirk,

Georgie

Greig,

Georgie

Philip, Jessica Albrecht, Siobhan Adams,

Elena

Britt

and

Emily

Dawson. Many of these girls also tried their hands in defence and goals throughout the season. Clare Rossiter

Netball-Year 6 Back Row: Kirbi Bound, Anna Brodie, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Camille Jeffreys Front Row: Sophie Faulkner, Emily Profitt, M r s S Wynter, Anna Morris, Billy Fenton

Netball Orange Back Row: Georgia Iredell, Annabelle Wilson, Madeleine Steel, Renee Kitchen Front: Georgina Bull, Dorothy Tang, M r s L Veall, Eilish Rolland, Tahlia Holmes

NETBALL PINK Back Row: Bernadette Rossiter, Belinda Pollard, M a r g o t Champion, Stephanie McKenzie, Emily Trethowan, Lauren Kemp Front Row: Laura Beveridge, Sophie Hayes, M r s L. Haigh (Coach), Monique Sherriff, Chloe Lee

NETBALL RED Back Row: Ms C M o r r i s (Coach), Rebecca Carman, Anthea O'Brien, Nicole Anskaitis, Elizabeth Gore Front Row: Emma Woolman, Erin Collins, M a r y Bradshaw, Louisa Bennison, Darcie Blair-Thomson

NETBALL SILVER Back Row: Annabelle Uebergang, Phoebe Cordner, Lucy Heath, Lily Chirnside, Felicity Carah Front Row: Phoebe Brand, Hannah Welleman, Miss A George (Coach), Emily Carr, Caroline McFarlane

Soccer Boys' 1st XI

Boys' 2 n d XI

Brown up front and Tom Kelly as our

heavy defeats due to their lack of

The 2005 1st Soccer season was one

The 2nd XI was exceptionally well led

magical goalie. Great season by all

experience, the girls began to show

for records broken and history re-writ-

by Captain Matthew Robson and the

the boys and we look forward to

that no matter what the score, they

ten. This year's team, coached by the

side which was made up of limited

playing Soccer again next year.

would compete to the final whistle. In

accomplished Mr Kovacev, consisted

numbers, gelled well. They all played

ot the following players from last sea-

with

son - Jonathan Lee, Chris White, Matt

wanting to do well for each other.

Boys' 9 B t e a m

skills, some staying after the sessions

Dimovski, Sam McElwee, Kris Di

This could be seen not only during

At the start of this season our aim was

to learn under the guidance of James

Martino, Richard Nation, Jonathan

games, but in training. Adam Falloon,

to beat last year's record, which was-

Muir and Foddy Kyprian. I can sin-

loannou,

Sam Donald, Lachlan Collins and

n't very hard as we didn't win a game!

cerely say that the season was a

Alex

Boston

and

Carl

passion

and

determination

training the girls would always be

Ryan Jones, Captain

enthusiastic and want to learn new

Millington. We were supplemented

Louis Jasek not only improved their

However, after the first three games

success. The Geelong College 1st did

with the new blood of Tom Jenkins,

skills, but grew in their demeanour as

things weren't looking too good with

us proud and will be a formidable

Phil Houghton, Xavier Nicolo, Ross

young

men.

three consecutive

opponent next season.

Beaton, Elya Telegin and Vincent

Jeremy Woolman

losses. Then our

The squad consisted of Naomi Bailey,

Luca, This team bonded over the sea-

in the mid-field

new coach Alexis

Maysie Brehaut, Rachael Brownstein,

son and our support for each other on

brought joy into

Lopez stepped in

Alice Crowley, Georgia Hall, Amanda

the pitch was a key to our success,

the game with his

and

May, Tarley McPadden (Captain),

During the year there were some very

never-give-in

reformed

creditable losses and some that are

attitude

and

game plan to one

Kristina Petrovski, Deana Said, Raquel

better forgotten. This inconsistency

good humour.

that relied on a

Said, Minh Vo and Amy Young,

can be put down to injury as there was

Thomas Sawade

strong

only one week where all members of

in his introduc-

Eric

the squad were available. Only Phil

tion to Soccer as

Watson, Will Heath

Girls' Intermediate t e a m

Houghton managed to play all ten

keeper grew into

and Daniel Certoma

The girls' Intermediate team (Years

games. Late in Term 2 we were des-

an accomplished

defence

9/10) started their first training ses-

perately looking for a win, We faced

player, as did Nick Veanes with his goal

and our fast striking forwards were

sion with not one girl having played

were

completely our

defence.

Chien,

Tim

Laura

O'Rourke,

Sarah

Perkins,

Photis Kyprian, Coach

Carey at home and soon found that

scoring. The awesome winner from

Alex Eddey, Michael Kirby, Michael

soccer before. This showed in our

the two teams were equally matched,

Sam Donald against Caulfield will not be

Simandl and Luke Wu. The game plan

first game where we lost 12-0 away to

The College boys maintained intensity

forgotten.

obviously worked as we won the next

Carey. Over the next few weeks, as

and managed to win 4-2. We retired to

Thank you to all the boys who played

game 6 - 0 with a great performance by

the girls started to hone their soccer skills, knowledge and team play,

the rooms recording only the second

under me this year and for making it

our forwards and superb goals by Ryan

win in College history and subse-

such an enjoyable season,

Alldis, Ashley Narita and Elliot Brown,

results improved, So much so that

We managed to win the next four

two of our players, Sarah Perkins and

quently, no one knew the College victory song, so we sang Queen's We are

Andy Booth, Coach

games in a row due to a combination

Maysie Brehaut, were called up to the

the Champions in the change rooms,

Boys' Year 9/10

of tactics, teamwork, pure skill, and

1st team for whom they played for the

As it stood we needed only one more

The Year 9/10 soccer team had a

one of the world's best goalies

rest of the season, Isabelle Russell

point to become the most successful

rough start to the season losing the

Matthew Collett. Robert Taylor, Ashley

also played with the 2nd team for the

College Soccer team in history, It was

first match 1-0. We would have won if

Narita, Tom Day Ryan Alldis and

majority of the season. When the

left until the last game against

we had played with the same deter-

James Bowtell formed our midfield.

Inters had the full 11 players and our

Geelong Grammar, Not only did we

mination and teamwork as we did

After losing a few games we man-

excellent goalkeeper Emma Sturm playing, the girls put in some great

get that point, we won a deserved 2-

towards the end of the season, The

aged to win the final two games of

1 victory, recording the only time

Year 9/10s had a great season win-

the season to cap off a brilliant sea-

performances with 2 wins over PEGS

Gollege has won the local Derby, This

ning nearly all of their matches. Many

son for the 9Bs and prove that

and IGR. Team Awards: Milika Nation

season was a great success with all

for staying after training to improve

thanks must go to our Coach At ilia.

Geelong College has a bright future

team members deserving credit for

Harangoza, The team consisted of

on the soccer field.

their

Jake Barlow, Alex Good, Tm Uren,

outstanding

effort,

Special

her skills; Julia Hurley for an excellent captaincy; Emma Sturm for best goal-

thanks must go to all the parents who

Kent Lin and Dean Denny, all of

Girls' 1st XI

keeper and Alice Goodear as the

lined the side of the pitch for their

whom

Ollie

The season highlight was the contin-

most improved over the season.

support, and to Mr Kovacev for lead-

Braithwaite-Davies, James Walsh,

ual improvement of the girls as indi-

ing us to this piece of history,

and Ryan Jones played in the mid-

viduals and as team performers. As

field; Monty Champion and Elliot

the season progressed, with some

Jonathan Lee, Captain

played

defence;

James Muir, Coach

Back Row: Mr M. Currie (Coach), Joshua Murphy, William Bowden, Alexander Dixon-Trigg, Nelson Wang, Jack Plowman, Cameron Walsh, Jack Perry Front Row: Jack M a r t i n , Kristian Hvidberg, Santo Tripodi, James Brodie, Alec George, Callum Maltby, Aron Jones Absent: Thomas Patterson

Back Row: Aidan Chu, Joshua Hay, Alex Rollo, Michael Jones, Daniel Berton, Luke Storey, Laurens Kop, Alex Telegin, Thomas Davey Front Row: Sebastian Bellew, Tristan Tan, Nicholas Kovacev, Mr A Ruwodo (Coach), Edoardo Neerhut, Daniel Salvalaggio

1ST XI BOYS' SOCCER 2005 2nd Row L-R: Xavier Nicolo Vincent Luca Kristofer Di Martino Carl Millington Ross Beaton Philip Houghton Thomas Jenkins Front Row L-R: Richard Nation Christopher W h i t e Jonathan Lee (Captain) M a t t h e w Dimovski Mr Eddie Kovacev (Coach] Socrates (Jonathan) loannou Samuel (Sam) McElwee Absent: Alexander Boston Elya Telegin

Soccer

1ST XI GIRLS'SOCCER 2 0 0 5 2nd Row L-R: Amanda May Raquel Said Ada Hodgson Samantha May Alice Crowley Sarah Perkins Deana Said Front Row L-R: Rachael Brownstein Kristina Petrovski Naomi Bailey (ViceCaptain) Mr Photis Kyprian (Coach) Tarley McPadden (Captain) Laura O'Rourke Georgia Hall

Athletics Girls' Athletics

cessful 2005 girls' team proved that

formances also came from senior

Athletics at Geelong College can rep-

APS athletics involves the contribu-

school athletes Brittany Wood, Sarah

resent many different things to each

tion of every member of the squad.

James, Samantha May (six events)

person involved in the squad, be it the

This year our junior girls inspired us

and Stephanie Guy and the many

fitness benefits or the adrenaline rush

with their ability and determination,

competitors who achieved second

associated with competition, It is an

with Eliza Curnow, Laura Stekelenburg,

and third places on the day. In a very

experience where friendships are

Camille Jeffreys, Jess Brotchie, Nicole

forged and our physical and mental

Anskaitis and Anthea O'Brien winning

Grammar, College athletes achieved

limits are tested. At Olympic Park on

events and Nicole and Anthea setting

twenty Personal Bests which provid-

the final day of the season, the suc-

new APS records. Outstanding per-

ed the basis for a very exciting and

competition

with

Caulfield

3. GIRLS ATHLETICS TEAM 2 0 0 5 APS CHAMPIONS 5 t h Row L-R: Anthea O'Brien Amy Oliver Samantha May Nell Myer Harriet Brown Annabelle Paton Leanne Terpenou Francesca Henricus Alexandra Brown Sarah James Cate Townley Sarah Perkins 4 t h Row L-R: Sarah Dennis Monique Nancarrow Lauren Kemp Ada Hodgson Alice Fraser Nicole Anskaitis Laura Stekelenburg Fleur Griffiths Ellie W a t s o n Charlotte Curnow Jessica Uebergang Stephanie Guy 3 r d Row L-R: Lyndall W a t s o n Libby Graham Amanda May Nicole Filling Sarah Hughes Alexandra McNaughton Brittany Wood Annabelle Wilson Kate Kittelty Katherine Landy Libby Baulch 2nd Row L-R: Mr G Montgomery (Coach) Jess Brotchie Amy Stekelenburg Rachel Harris Sophie Faulkner Camille Jeffreys Felicity Bigelow Georgia Scott Eliza Curnow Grace-Louise Tripodi Georgia Ratcliffe Mr D Curnow [Coach] Mr A Hamilton (Coach)

1. Georgia Scott, Laura Stekelenburg 2. JUNIOR GIRLS KNOCKOUT DIVISION 2 WINNERS: Back: Nicole Anskaitis, Sam May, Harriet Brown, Stephanie Guy Front: Nicole Filling, Rachel Harris, Eliza Curnow Absent: Kate Kittelty, Laura Stekelenburg, Georgia Scott

Front L-R: Mr D Young (Coach) Mr L Zoch (Coach) M r s D Filling (Coach) Mr T Parkes (Teacher in Charge) Sarah Wynn (Co-Captain) Virginia Hope-Johnstone (Co-Captain) Susie Mackenzie (Vice-Captain) M r s L Russell (Prep School Athletics Coordinator) Mr M Saunders (Coach) M r s D M a r k s (Coach) Ms A Costa (Coach) Absent: Eloise O'Brien M r s A Jackman (Coach) Ms K Harris (Coach) Ms R Herd (Coach) Ms B Meek (Coach) Ms R Cunliffe (Coach) Mr G O'Shea (Coach) Ms M Cole (Coach) Mr R Hochreiter (Coach) Mr A Beckworth (Coach) Ms K Hehir (Coach) Mr P Jeffreys (Coach) Mr M Neeld (Coach) Ms C Guest (Coach) Ms M Barnes (Coach)

Athletics Geelong

College athletics provides the chance

memorable sporting events at the

College has now won four girls'

to be involved in a positive team envi-

College and a memory that will be

Athletics Premierships in the past

ronment where all are encouraged to

long lasting and inspiring.

eight years.

achieve their best. Our coaches

At the Athletics Dinner Most Improved

worked enthusiastically to help the

awards were presented to Charlotte

athletes achieve their goals and our

Curnow and Harriet Brown and Nell

thanks go to all our outside coaches

Myer and Fleur Griffiths won Team

and staff members Mrs Filling, Mr

Contribution Trophies. Congratulations

Montgomery, Mrs Jackman, Mr Zoch,

to the Junior Girls Knockout team

which won the Division 2 State Final at

Saunders, Mr Young, Mr Jeffreys, Mr

satisfying

team

victory.

Hamilton,

Curnow,

Olympic Park in October. The boys'

Neeld, Ms Hehir, Ms Barnes, Mrs

team had a great season and their

Abraham and Ms Guest. Special

effort and performances were inspir-

appreciation must go to Mrs Russell,

ing. Thank you to Year 12 athletes

Mr Wade and Mr Parkes for their roles

Leanne Terpenou and Vice-Captain

in leading, motivating and supporting

Susie Mackenzie for their leadership

all members of the squad.

and to the Athletics Parents' Support

Being a part of a College team which

Group led by Carmel Brown for

won the APS Challenge Cup was one

organising team social events.

of our most exciting, rewarding and

1. VICTORIAN SCHOOLS RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS 4 X 8 0 0 WINNERS Katherine Landy, Brittany Wood, Sarah James, Charlotte Curnow 2. Year 12 athletes; Susie Mackenzie, Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, Sarah Wynn, Leanne Terpenou 3. Eliza Curnow 4. The winning team!

cess at the Combined Sports and Athletics Victoria events. She was noted for her strong finishes in the

Sarah Wynn and Ginnie Hope-

800m and 1500m and her deter-

Johnstone

mined running in the 400m and 4 x

Co-Captains

of Athletics

400m relay. Her ability to push herself to the limit and always keep smiling

Sarah Wynn was a member of the

was admired by all and her competi-

College Athletics team for four years,

tive spirit inspired all team members

competing with enthusiasm and suc-

to do their best.

Ginnie Hope-Johnstone has represented

Geelong

College

from

2000-2005 at the APS Sports. As a young athlete she was an 800m and 1500 runner and for the past three seasons has moved to the individual 400m and the Open 4 x 400m relay,

competing with great

resolve and consistency.

She has

been

successful

the

Victorian

College

member teams

Relays Championships and Schools Knockout years.

competitions

over

these

Ginnie was a positive role

model for others in her training and competition agement

and

provided

encour-

for all senior and junior

Boys' Athletics Athletics involves individual competition and the satisfaction which comes from achieving personal goals, but it is team association that is vital to ultimate enjoyment, This season has produced many outstanding individual performances and I am certain

2 State Final of the Schools Knockout

plishment as we established a new

that all members of the Geelong

competition

the

school record in this event. Other

College squad have felt part of their

Combined Sports, the Open age

senior athletes who did well included

team-mates' successes. Every boy in

group provided fine leadership, with

Chris Cluley-Bolsin in the U17 high

the 2005 team contributed to our

Matt

jump, Ryan Hobbs in his two jumps

Churkovich

October.

reaching

three

achievement of ninth place at the APS

Division 1 finals in the sprints and Sal

and Tim Pollard in the U17 sprints.

Sports, our best in the past five years,

Henricus dominating the hurdles.

Our younger athletes made a signifi-

This season was characterised by the

Cam Montgomery set a new school

cant contribution to the team. The

solid training efforts and improvement

record in the shot put to finish fifth

dedication and hard work of Ed

of each age group, Good perform-

and the 4 x 800m relay team of Reece

Curnow and Ed Mitchell was shown at

ances

Relays

Cordy, James Russell, Will Schofield

every training session throughout the

Championships in Term 3 were fol-

and I were second in a close race to

season and they both finished emphat-

lowed by second place behind a

Xavier. My feeling afterward was one

ically with personal bests in the U16

strong St Kevin's team in the Division

of complete satisfaction and accom-

800m and 1500m. The U15 age group

BOYS' APS ATHLETICS TEAM 2 0 0 5

Fitzpatrick

5 t h Row L-R: Adam Saunders Andrew Walsh Llewyn Butler Nick Taylor Ryan Hobbs Salvador Henricus Nick Phillips M a t t h e w Churkovich Jiah-Lit Ho Tim Pollard

3 r d Row L-R: Michael Rockefeller Tom Maas David Hunt Lachlan Fraser Mitch Pickering Edward Mitchell Piers Flanagan Henry Russell Tom Perkins Edward Curnow Chris Millington

Macaulay Xavier Nicolo Nathan Walsh Mr M Saunders (Coach) Mr A Hamilton (Coach)

Coordinator) James Russell M r s D M a r k s (Coach) Ms A Costa (Coach)

athletes. MrTPParkes Teacher in Charge of Athletics

4 t h Row L-R: Ashley Trethowan James Brotchie Chris Cluley-Bolsin Will Schofield Reece Cordy Haydon Holmes Jack Nelson Callum Wood Tim Maltby Hayden Bowler Angus

the

Victorian

2nd Row L-R: Mr G Donovan (Coach) Mr D Curnow (Coach) Richard Quail Fraser Russell Josh Hay M a t t h e w Wade Sam Goddard Jackson

Front L-R: Mr G Montgomery (Coach) M r s A Jackman (Coach) Mr D Young (Coach) M r s D Filling (Coach) Mr T Parkes (Teacher in Charge) Ben Thompson (Vice-Captain) James Van de Pol (Captain) Campbell Montgomery (Vice-Captain) Mr D Wade (Prep School Athletics

Absent: Mr W Harris (Coach) Mr M Mackenzie (Coach) Ms K Harris Ms R Herd (Coach) Ms B Meek (Coach) Mr R Cunliffe (Coach) Mr G O'Shea (Coach) Mr R Hochreiter (Coach) Ms K Hehir (Coach) Mr P Jeffreys (Coach) Mr M Neeld Ms C Guest (Coach)- Ms M Barnes (Coach)

Athletics was our best on the final day and highlights included Llewyn Butler's first places in both the triple jump and shot put and Tom Maas' efforts in the sprints and especially the 4 x 400m relay, Potential for the future was seen in Preparatory School athletes Tom Perkins (a courageous win in the wet in the 1500m), Piers Flanagan jumping above his age group and Josh Hay finishing fourth in the 800m. At the Athletics Dinner presentations for Outstanding Performance were made to Salvador Henricus, Campbell Montgomery,

Will

Schofield

and

Llewyn Butler, Tim Pollard, Reece Cordy and Tom Maas won Most Improved

awards

and

Team

Contribution trophies were presented to Matt Churkovich, Ben Thompson and Ed Curnow. The knowledge and enthusiasm of our coaches created a friendly and encouraging

environment

for

all

those who trained this season. As well as the coaches named in the Girls' report, I would like to thank Mr Donovan and Mr Curnow for their involvement with the Middle Distance squad and especially Mr Harris for his guidance in the past five years to help me achieve my best. The support and understanding of Mr Wade,

Mrs

Russell and especially Mrs Filling and Mr Parkes have been vital to the success of all College athletes, I would like to thank the Parents' Support Group and the Year 12 athletes (James Russell, Cam Montgomery and Ben Thompson) for their roles in a very enjoyable and positive season for College athletics, James Van De Pol Captain

of Athletics

James

Van De Pol has been a

member of the Athletics team for five years from Year 8 to Year 12. In those seasons he has been

the

individuai

ano

800m

competitor

also ran in the 4 x 400m relay,

showing and

significant

great

events.

improvement

determination After

missing

his 2004

significant contribution to the boys' team in his positive role as Captain

1. 4 x 8 0 0 Relay Record Breakers (L to R) Reece Cordy, James Van de Pol, James Russell, Will Schofield

this year.

2. Campbell Montgomery

because of injury he returned this

Mr TP Parkes

3. Ben Thompson

season

Teacher in Charge of Athletics

run

outstanding

Personal Best in the 4 x 800m relay team,

which

record in

set

new

school

finishing second at the

Combined Sports. He was always a hard worker at training and made a

4. Sal Henricus 5. SENIOR BOYS SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT DIVISION 2 Back: Chris Bolsin, Ryan Hobbs, M a t t Churkovich, Sal Henricus, David Hunt, Jack Nelson Front: Tim Pollard, M i t c h Pickering, Nathan Walsh, Ed Curnow

APS Combined A t h l e t i c s Results 2005 OPEN HMMyer

1 3 . 4 0 sec

Caul

1 2 . 6 7 sec

200m

HMMyer

2 8 . 5 2 sec

Caul

2 6 . 1 8 sec

400m

100m

V C Hope-Johnstone

1 : 0 4 . 7 9 min

5 8 . 5 0 sec

800m

SH James

2 : 1 7 . 8 9 min

2 : 1 7 . 6 2 m i n (School Rec)

1 5 0 0 m Indiv

B C Wood

4 : 4 9 . 9 6 min

1 5 0 0 m Team

Geelong College

1,7

Caul

2,3

CLCurnow

5 : 1 6 . 7 1 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay A I Oliver, H M M y e r ,

5 3 . 5 8 sec

Caul

5 0 . 8 1 sec

Caul

3 : 5 9 . 7 3 min

Caul

1 5 . 3 9 sec

A L May, S H Mackenzie 4 x 4 0 0 m Relay V C Hope-Johnstone, S J Wynn, 4 : 1 2 . 0 8 m i n B C Wood, S H James Hurdles 1 0 0 m

HMMyer

1 6 . 8 5 sec

High J u m p

HMMyer

1.48m

Carey

1 . 7 1 m (APS RECORD]

Long J u m p

A I Oliver

4.69m

5.15m

Triple J u m p

A I Oliver

10.06m

Caul

10.88m

S h o t P u t Indiv

L L Terpenou

9.71m

Carey

10.47m

2,7

Carey

1,4

( 4 kg) S h o t P u t T e a m Geelong College E M O'Brien

8.09m

UNDER 1 7 100m

F E Griffiths

1 3 . 6 2 sec

Caul

1 3 . 3 0 sec

200m

F E Griffiths

2 8 . 0 0 sec

Caul

2 6 . 7 1 sec

400m

S H James

1 : 0 2 . 8 7 min

Caul

1 : 0 2 . 0 5 min

800m

BCWood

2 : 2 2 . 7 1 min

Caul

2 : 1 9 . 0 0 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

A L McNaughton, F E Griffiths, 5 2 . 9 1 sec

Caul

5 1 . 2 2 sec

2 5 . 7 3 sec

Carey

1 6 . 1 1 sec

S C Dennis, H R B r o w n Hurdles 1 0 0 m

E A Graham

High J u m p

C L Townley

1.40m

Caul

1.46m

Long J u m p

S C Dennis

4.68m

Caul

4.81m

Triple J u m p

S C Dennis

9.70m

Carey

10.87m

S h o t P u t Indiv

A E Hodgson

8.20m

Caul

9.50m

( 4 kg) Shot Put Team

Geelong College

3,9

F E Griffiths

7.04m

SAMay

1 3 . 4 4 sec

200m

SAMay

2 7 . 0 3 sec

400m

AAPaton

1 : 0 2 . 1 7 sec

Caul

1,4

800m

Caul

1 3 . 1 5 sec

Caul

2 6 . 8 8 sec

Caul

1 : 0 0 . 9 3 min

HR Brown

2:27.17 min

2 : 2 3 . 8 2 min

1 5 0 0 m Indiv

L K Stekelenburg

4 : 5 8 . 9 6 min

1 5 0 0 m Team

Geelong College

1,2

G A Scott

5:02.4 3 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay J B U e b e r g a n g , A A P a t o n ,

5 4 . 5 3 sec

Caul

5 2 . 8 9 sec

1 4 . 6 1 sec

1 4 . 6 1 sec (School Rec]

N L Filling, S A M a y Hurdles 9 0 m High J u m p

SAMay H R Brown

1.45m

Caul

1.53m

Long J u m p

S A May

4.74m

Caul

4.88m

Triple J u m p

SAMay

9.86m

Carey

10.32m

S h o t P u t Indiv

S M Guy

9.58m

1,8

Caul

2,5

( 4 kg) S h o t P u t T e a m Geelong College S A Perkins

7.49m

100m

K J Kittelty

1 3 . 6 7 sec

1 3 . 3 6 sec

200m

K J Kittelty

2 7 . 5 2 sec

2 7 . 2 6 sec

400m

L K Stekelenburg

1:02.91 min

Carey

5 9 . 0 5 sec (APS RECORD]

800m

G A Scott

2 : 2 6 . 6 3 min

Carey

2 : 2 4 . 1 8 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

R K Harris, F A Henricus,

5 2 . 7 7 sec

UNDER 1 5

M J Nancarrow, K J Kittelty Hurdles 9 0 m

N T Anskaitis

1 4 . 2 6 sec

High J u m p

L K Stekelenburg

1.40m

GGS

1 4 . 2 6 sec (APS RECORD] 1.43m

Long J u m p

R K Harris

4.42m

Caul

4.80m

Triple J u m p

R K Harris

9.52m

Caul

10.37m

S h o t P u t Indiv

N L Filling

10.02m

11.01m

2,8

1,5

(School Rec)

( 3 kg) S h o t P u t T e a m Geelong College A L Fraser

7.63m

UNDER 1 4 100m

NT Anskaitis

13.73

1 3 . 7 3 sec

200m

N T Anskaitis

2 7 . 4 5 sec

400m

E M Curnow

1 : 0 1 . 5 9 min

1:01.59 min

800m

E M Curnow

2 : 2 3 . 6 6 min

1 5 0 0 m Indiv

E M Curnow

5 : 2 2 . 5 7 min

Carey

4 : 5 9 . 2 6 min

1 5 0 0 m Team

Geelong College

3,9

Carey

1,2

G C Ratcliffe

5:35.61 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

E M C u r n o w , N T A n s k a i t i s , 5 5 . 9 1 sec

Carey

5 3 . 2 7 sec

Carey

1 4 . 1 9 sec

F J Bigelow, L A W a t s o n Hurdles 8 0 m

E M Curnow

1 4 . 3 8 sec

High J u m p

E M Curnow

1.50m

Long J u m p

A C Wilson

4.05m

4.33m

Triple J u m p

E A Graham

8.63m

10.09m

S h o t P u t Indiv

A A O'Brien

1 0 . 1 1 m (APS RECORD)

GGS

2,5

10.11m

(3 kg)

( N e w School R e c o r d ]

S h o t P u t T e a m Geelong College

1,9

L R Kemp

7.58m

S E Faulkner

1 5 . 1 7 sec

Caul

1 4 . 0 3 sec

200m

S E Faulkner

3 1 . 3 9 sec

Carey

2 8 . 4 8 sec

800m

100m

A J Stekelenburg

2 : 3 8 . 5 4 min

GGS

2 : 3 6 . 6 4 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay A J Stekelenburg, S E Faulkner, 1 . 0 1 . 2 5 m i n

Caul

5 5 . 1 3 sec

Hurdles 8 0 m

S E Faulkner

1 5 . 5 1 sec

Carey

1 5 . 2 5 sec

High J u m p

J E Brotchie

1.38m

Long J u m p

C K Jeffreys

4.15m

S h o t P u t Indiv

E R Watson

7.31m

7.62m

Caul

G-L Tripodi, C K J e f f r e y s

( 3 kg] S h o t P u t T e a m Geelong College C K Jeffreys

3,6

1,7

6.42m

OPEN 100m

M M Churkovich

1 1 . 7 1 sec

1 0 . 9 7 sec

200m

M M Churkovich

2 3 . 4 3 sec

Caul

2 2 . 1 8 sec

400m

M M Churkovich

5 1 . 6 9 sec

Carey

4 8 . 8 6 sec

800m

R R Cordy

2 : 0 1 . 0 0 min

Carey

1 : 5 6 . 3 9 min

1500m

M J Rockefeller

4 : 3 1 . 9 5 min

4 : 0 5 . 0 5 min

3000m

M S Pickering

1 0 : 2 4 . 9 1 min

Carey

9:00.46 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay B P Thompson, S E Henricus, 4 6 . 0 0 sec

Carey

4 2 . 9 2 sec

7 : 5 6 . 1 8 min

1 5 . 4 2 sec

L R Fraser, A A S a u n d e r s 4x 8 0 0 m Relay R R Cordy, J G Russell,

7 : 5 7 . 5 2 min

J P Van de Pol, W J Schofield ( N e w School Record) Hurdles 1 1 0 m

1 5 . 4 2 sec

High J u m p

R J Hobbs

1.75m

BGS

1.85m

Long J u m p

S E Henricus J A Nelson

5.33m

Carey

7.06m

Triple J u m p

J A Nelson

11.43m

Caul

13.39m

Shot Put

C J Montgomery

13.22m

14.85m

(6 kg]

( N e w School R e c o r d ]

UNDER 1 7

UNDER 1 6 100m

UNDER 1 3

100m

T J Pollard

1 2 . 0 0 sec

SKC

1 1 . 5 1 sec

200m

T J Pollard

2 4 . 1 2 sec

Carey

2 2 . 9 2 sec

800m

W J Schofield

2 : 0 2 . 4 3 min

1500m

H B Holmes

4 : 2 7 . 6 1 min

4 : 1 2 . 1 7 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

H A Bowler, T J Pollard,

4 5 . 8 7 sec

Caul

4 4 . 3 5 sec

1 : 5 9 . 2 2 min

A C T r e t h o w a n , N W Phillips 4x 4 0 0 m Relay W J Schofield, H A Bowler,

3 : 3 6 . 8 0 min

3 : 2 6 . 3 1 min

Hurdles 1 1 0 m

H B Holmes

1 6 . 7 2 sec

1 4 . 4 4 sec

High J u m p

C D Cluley-Bolsin

1.85m

Caul

1.90m

N S Taylor, T J Pollard

Long J u m p

R J Hobbs

5.74m

SKC

6.30m

Triple J u m p

X M Nicolo

11.52m

SKC

13.58m

Shot Put

A R Walsh

11.33m

SKC

(5kg)

15.18m (APS RECORD)

UNDER 1 6 100m

SAGoddard

200m

CJMillington

2 6 . 4 7 sec

Carey

2 3 . 3 5 sec

800m

E K Curnow

2 : 0 3 . 8 6 min

1 2 . 5 1 sec

Caul

Carey

2 : 0 0 . 9 8 min

1 1 . 5 6 sec

1500m

E G Mitchell

4 : 3 6 . 0 4 min

Carey

4 : 1 4 . 9 1 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

E K C u r n o w , H C Russell,

4 8 . 4 6 sec

SKC

4 5 . 6 5 sec

3 : 5 1 . 1 4 min

3 : 3 3 . 3 0 min 1 4 . 1 9 sec

T K Maltby, C J Millington 4x 4 0 0 m Relay E K C u r n o w , H C Russell, C R Wood, T K Maltby Hurdles 1 0 0 m

E K Curnow

1 5 . 9 1 sec

SKC

High J u m p

H C Russell

1.60m

Carey

1.80m

Long J u m p

P 0 Flanagan

5.61m

6.13m

Triple J u m p

P 0 Flanagan

11.70m

12.84m

Shot Put

A P Fitzpatrick

10.95m

16.32m

(4kg) UNDER 1 5 100m

TEMaas

1 2 . 3 7 sec

Caul

1 2 . 0 0 sec

200m

T E Maas

2 4 . 7 7 sec

Caul

2 3 . 6 5 sec

2 : 0 9 . 9 7 min

800m

J C Hay

1500m

T W Perkins

4 : 3 0 . 4 7 min

4 x 1 0 0 m Relay

S A G o d d a r d , L C Butler,

4 8 . 5 7 sec

Caul

4 6 . 2 1 sec

2 : 0 7 . 7 7 min

Caul

3 : 4 1 . 5 3 min

Caul

1 4 . 9 6 sec

M T Wade, T E Maas 4x400m

F Russell, J C Hay,

3 : 5 1 . 2 4 min

S A Goddard, T E M a a s

( N e w School Record)

Hurdles 1 0 0 m

J D Brotchie

1 6 . 4 8 sec

High J u m p

J C Macaulay

1.55m

SKC

Long J u m p

L C Butler

5.16m

Caul

5.83m

Triple J u m p

L C Butler

11.92m

Shot Put

LC Butler

13.06m

1.75m

( 4 kg) Final P o i n t s - Girls

Final P o i n t s - Boys

1 st Geelong College

331

1 st Caulfield G r a m m a r

377.5

7 th Haileybury College

301.5

2 n d Caulfield G r a m m a r

327

2 n d S t Kevin's College

349.5

8th Brighton Grammar

239.5

3 r d Carey G r a m m a r

305

3 r d Carey G r a m m a r

332.0

91 h Geelong College

225.0

4 t h W e s l e y College

298

4 t h S c o t c h College

••324.0

1 0 t h W e s l e y College

156.0

5 t h Geelong G r a m m a r

192

5 t h Xavier College

318.5

1 1 t h Geelong G r a m m a r

144.5

6 t h Haileybury

6 t h Melbourne Grammar

309.0

Underwater Hockey

Diving

APS DIVING SQUAD UNDERWATER HOCKEY Back Row: Mitchell Dye, Russell George, James W h i t e Front Row: Michael Richards, Nicola Luppino, Jessie Knott Coach: Mr S. McCallum

Equestrian This year has seen another growth in many areas of equestrian eventing, from increased student's numbers competing in interschool competitions to the range of students from different year levels from both campuses. We had a great year competing in a record number of events all over the state, too many to list all the ribbon winners , but there were some great results coming from the Mitavite EFA interschool event with over 500 students from many schools across the state, a huge event over three days, all of our students did us proud. Thanks to the students, their parents and all of our helpers. We all are looking forward to 2006. Rob

Kayler-Thomson,

Equestrian

Coordinator

Back Row: Amelia Hickman, Jamie McKee-Larson, Campbell Montgomery (Captain), Millicent Barton-Thomas Front Row: Meaghan Eddy, M r s M Ratcliffe (Coach), Lydia Kim, Geargia Ratcliffe, Absent: Naomi Bailey, Bridget Champion, Sophie Faulkner, Alice Morgan

Surf Life Saving - Schools League On Wednesday 30th March, The

The highlights of the day were in the

2nd in the female Board Rescue

Crowley-Clough, Nellie Myer and

Geelong College Male and Female

water events.

team

Alex McNaughton

Surf League teams competed in the

1st in the male Run, Swim, Run was

Harriet and Alexandra Brown.

Overall the girls finished an impres-

state final at Cosy Corner, Torquay.

Tom Burns-Wallace

2nd in the female Wade relay with

sive 3rd behind St Catherines and

Eighteen schools in each section were

2nd in the male Run, Swim, Run was

Sam May, Laura Stekelenburg, Fleur

Sacred Heart and the boys finished

represented form all coastal regions of

Angus Fitzpatrick

Griffiths, Harriet Brown, Alexandra

5th behind some very competitive

Victoria. In small choppy conditions,

3rd in the male Flags event was

Brown and Nellie Myer

teams.

the competitors performed admirably

Llewyn Butler

2nd in the female Aqua Cameron

against some of Victoria's finest surf

3rd in the female Beach Sprint was

relay with Laura Stekelenburg, Sam

life saving athletes.

Nellie Myer

May,

was

Monique

Harriet

Nancarrow,

Brown,

Stefanie

Snowsports This year saw a team of 30 keen

24th in the 'bumps'. Hamish Flynn

skiers and boarders take on all Mt

competed solidly attaining results of

Buller had to offer in the Subaru

48th, 26th and 51st in his events. The

Victorian

Interschool

Snowsports

Division 1 Alpine, the blue ribbon

Championship. The 2005 College Ski

event, was a disaster for both Senior

team was somewhat smaller than in

Boys teams. Due to unfortunate and

previous years, but this did not deter

unlucky crashes on the demanding

our competitors who carved up the

course, there were several disqualifi-

course in the various fields that

cations with insufficient finish times to

Interschools has to offer. The week

post a team result.

long competition attracts around

It is obvious from the above results

7,000 entries from over 3,000 com-

that College has a very bright future

petitors from Years 3 to Year 12, and

on the 'white stuff, and this should

although College is not in the same

encourage more students to support

league as many Melbourne schools

this event. An extremely big thank you

that train every weekend, we man-

must go to both parents and teachers

aged

achieve

commendable

results and placings.

who enable this event to occur every year for the College. Most of all, Mr

This year saw The Geelong College

Hibbard must be commended for his

finish with an overall placing of 21st in

tireless devotion to the team, giving

the Co-Ed division and many com-

up much of his time to organise the

mendable individual results. Rachael

College team. We hope to see more

Golightly achieved 20th position in

success in future years as younger

fields of 126 and 243 in the Skier

skiers and boarders sharpen their skill

Cross and the Alpine respectively.

and techniques.

Her brother Matthew posted a 27th position in a field of 224 skiers and a

Shea

McLennan

Year 12

Aerobics ation, which refreshed everyone's

these wonderful aerobics classes and

There were sessions twice a week.

mind and body. On Wednesday step

ensuring

Every Tuesday,

aerobics was very intense and tiring

smoothly.

This winter, 35 schoolmates chose

Filep, every lesson was enjoyed.

Aerobics as their sport. Most of them were Year 11 and 12 students, with a

later changed to

few from Year 10. Under the guidance

Monday, low impact was the focus,

but a great way to keep fit. Apart from

of instructors Sue Holt, Rosemary

with Yoga and Tai Chi. The move-

the four instructors, thanks must also

Nagtegaal, Cathy Deurloo and Julia

ments included stretching and relax-

go to Mrs Ferguson for organising

Fion Lo

that every session

ran

Cross Country BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Back Row: Joshua Hay, Jeremy Taylor, Nelson Wang, Piers Flanagan, Mark D'Altera, Fraser Russell, Sam Gore Front Row: Sebastian Bellew, Aron Jones, Dean Turnley, Fraser Nixon, Edward Beith, James Coumans

GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Back Row: Annabelle Wilson, Kate Kittelty, Stephanie Taylor, Francesca Henricus, Laura Stekelenburg, Nicole Anskaitis, Katherine Monotti Front Row: Amy Stekelenburg, Jessica Brotchie, Jessie Knott, Georgia Ratcliffe, Olivia Dalton, Georgia Scott, Emily Carr, Eliza Curnow, Ryleigh Dunstan, Grace-Louise Tripodi, Georgia Iredell

Awards Year 12

"The Principal's Prize" for

The Theatre Studies

Year 12 Mathematics

"The James Fraser

for a student who has

the Captains of the

Prize:

student:

Sutherland Memorial

given outstanding service

Merit Award Prizes

School:

SUSAN MACKENZIE

JOSHUA MCBRIDE

Prize" for outstanding

to the College in work,

ELIZABETH CASSIDY

work in Fine and

sport and leadership:

STEPHEN GREEN

"The Alec G Stewart

The B R Keith Modern

Applied Arts:

CHARLES CROWL

Prize" for Economics:

Language Prize:

JAMES RUSSELL

SOPHIE AMEZDROZ

GEMMA PASCO & BRIGIT

EDWARD MILLER SARAH WYNN "The T.W. Davies Prize" for the Vice-Captains of

Memorial Prize" to be

BRYAN NG

John Coto Memorial

awarded to a boy for all-

GEMMA PASCO

CHRISTOPHER WHITE (Chinese 2nd Language)

for the top Year 12 English student: LAUREN PREST

Proxime Accessit Prize

STEPHANIE SMITH

EDWARD MILLER

"The Alexander Coto and

"The C A Bickford Prize"

MELODY ABIKHAIR

"The Dr Gus Kearney

SKILBECK (French)

the School: CHARLES CROWL

FION LO JOSHUA MCBRIDE

Prize" for students not

round ability and service

LAUREN PREST

otherwise named on the

to the College:

STEPHANIE SMITH

The Classics Prize:

Academic Prize List who

EDWARD MILLER

have demonstrated an

for the Year 12 students

Year 11

excellent commitment to

"The E H Morrison Prize"

Merit Award Prizes SALLY CAMERON

The Harry Hooper

The Music Prize:

their studies:

to be awarded to a girl for

the Dux of the College in

Environmental Science

TIMMOTHYOBORNE

TARLEY MCPADDEN

all-round ability and serv-

SARAH DENNIS

2004:

Prize:

(Solo)

ice to the College:

ALEXANDER LAU

GEOFFREY HEARD

STEPHANIE SMITH

FREYA AMON (Group)

STEPHANIE SMITH

JASON QIN

who finished second to

"The Fen and Roy Pillow

GINATSAI

Bursary, incorporating the Dux of the College 2004

The Geography Prize:

The Norman Atkins

A K H Thompson Bursary"

JOHN-PAUL NICOLO

CATHERINE BOYLE

Memorial Choir Prize:

for a Year 11 student

Memorial Prize" for a stu-

Year 10

MELODY ABIKHAIR

returning next year who is

dent in Year 12, in recog-

Prizes for General

of sound academic merit

nition of outstanding

Excellence

"The E R Scott Prize" for

and a member of a First

overall service to the

SARAH JAMES FREYA LANGHAM

STEPHANIE MALON The History Prize:

"The Douglas Higgins

The Year 12 Prize for

KRISTEN BATTYE

Outstanding Academic

(Australian)

best instrumentalist:

team:

College community:

Performance:

LAUREN PREST

CARL DICKENS

BRITTANY WOOD

MADELINE BRENNAN

JOSHUA MCBRIDE

(Revolutions) The Music Parents'

"The Dr A J Campbell

"The Jack B Hawkes

WILLIAM MONOTTI

The Information

Support Group Prize for

Perpetual Trophy Prize"

Memorial Cup" to be

XAVIER NICOLO

Technology Prize:

leadership and contribu-

for all-round sporting

awarded to a boy and a

JONATHAN WHITE

tion to Music:

contribution to the

girl each year for out-

YEAR 9

MELODY ABIKHAIR

College:

standing sportsmanship:

Prizes for General

VIRGINIA HOPE-JOHN-

JAMES VAN DE POL &

Excellence

STONE

SARAH WYNN

DANIEL CERTOMA

"The Hermitage Old Girls'

"The Morongo Award",

PENNY CORDNER

Association Prize" for the

presented to a Year 11

AYCE CORDY

LAUREN PREST STEPHANIE SMITH The Year 11 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance:

The International Studies

ALEXANDER LAU

Prize:

The Jamieson 'Lippold'

LAUREN PREST

Violin: EMILY CAMERON

"The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize" for Accounting: CHARLES CROWL The Art Prize:

"Kenneth T Andrews

ERIC CHEN

Memorial Prize" for Legal

The Physical Education

student, other than the

student who has per-

JESSICA UEBERGANG

Studies Prize:

Prize:

Captain or Vice-Captain

formed at a high aca-

ELIZABETH WOOD

TOM JOHNSTONE

BRITTANY WOOD

of the College, who has

demic level and who is a

distinguished him/herself

direct descendant of a

Sporting Prizes

The Literature Prize:

The Physics Prize:

in work, sport, leadership

Morongo Old Collegian. If

Athletics (Contribution to

EDWARD MILLER

STEPHEN GREEN

and general service to

there is no eligible

Athletics Award)

the College:

descendant, the award is

VIRGINIA HOPE-JOHN-

SUSAN MACKENZIE

made to the most aca-

STONE & SARAH WYNN

demically able student at

JAMES VAN DE POL

ELIZABETH CASSIDY The Biology Prize:

NICHOLAS MACRAE SAMANTHA MAY

STEPHANIE SMITH The Macfarlane Burnet

The Visual

The Chemistry Prize:

Prize:

Communication and

JOSHUA MCBRIDE

STEPHANIE SMITH

Design Prize:

"The Hobday Prize" for a

the end of Year 11:

NICHOLAS VEANES

student in Year 12 in

OLLIE NAM

The Design and

"The A T Andrews

Technology Prize:

Memorial Prize" for

The Principal's Art Prize:

service to the College

Morongo Medal, for the

NADIA LIGHTFOOT

CHE TURNER

Mathematics and

JAMES RUSSELL

community:

Captains of Mossgiel and

JONATHAN WEE

Science in Year 12:

"The Stanley Calvert

CHRISTOPHER

Mackie: LAUREN PREST

The Drama Prize awarded

STEPHEN GREEN

Prize" for Debating and

ANDREWS

& HANNAH WEST

Basket Ball (Fairest

(Mossgiel House)

and Best)

recognition of overall

Public Speaking:

for best performance: CHARLES CROWL

"The Brian Lester Prize for

ANNIE MORRIS

Mathematics" for the top

STEPHANIE SMITH

Badminton (Fairest and Best)

"The James and Dolina

CAM PATON (Mackie

BLAKE JOBSON

Arbuckle Memorial Prize"

House)

SARAH WYNN

Cricket - Fairest and Best

SOPHIE A AMEZDROZ

ALEXANDRA F

STEPHANIE A SMITH

Mathematical Methods,

BENJAMIN J (BEN)

(incorporating the "T K

Economics

MACAULAY

Biology, Environmental

English

HASKETT

English

Science, International

(Tim) Maltby Trophy" for best cricketer of the year

PRUDENCE C BAULCH

and the "W H Hill Trophy"

Physical Education

for best all-round per-

Studies, English

Units 3 &4

Physical Education Units

SUSAN H MACKENZIE Theatre Studies, English

Further Mathematics ALEXANDRA L BROWN

GEORGIA LTORNEY

3 & 4, Design and

Art

Technology

JOHN D HEARD

formance)

MADELINE BRENNAN

BENNETT MERRIMAN

English

JOSHUA P MCBRIDE Mathematics Methods,

CHE A TURNER

RACHAEL E BROWN-

Football ("Carji Greeves

ELIZABETH S CASSIDY

Specialist Mathematics,

Design and Technology

STEIN

DAVID A HILL

Medal" for the Fairest and

Art, English, Literature

Chemistry, English

General Mathematics

Accounting

CHARLES G CROWL

SHEA W MCLENNAN

SALLY C CAMERON

JIAH LIT HO

Accounting

Geography

Chemistry, Mathematical

Mathematical Methods

Best) JAMES VAN DE POL

Design and Technology, Geography

JAMES P VAN DE POL

Hockey (Fairest and Best)

Legal Studies NICHOLAS R VEANES

Methods, English, French RYAN J HOBBS

HANNAH WEST

ELISE K DAVEY

TARLEY MCPADDEN

Visual Communication

CAMPBELL

English

Biology

and Design

CARL A DICKENS

BENJAMIN J MEAGER

Yl EN (JONATHAN) WEE

Education, Further

MONIQUES HURLEY

Biology, English

Information Systems

Economics

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

English, Literature

GEOFFREY C (GEOFF)

BENNETT J MERRIMAN

CHRISTOPHER W WHITE

MITCHELL B (MITCH)

EMMA JACKSON

DOAK

Physical Education,

Chinese

COSTIN

General Mathematics

Physics

Geography

MONTGOMERY Netball (Fairest and Best)

REECE R CORDY

General Mathematics

Chemistry, Physical

VIRGINIA HOPE-JOHNSTONE Rowing (Excellence

Further Mathematics JONATHAN F WHITE

Award) HUW FLANAGAN

NICHOLAS M DONCON

CHLOE R MILL

Information Processing

SARAH MCLARTY

Visual Communication

Physical Education

and Management

EDWARD J MILLER

SARAH J WYNN

English, Literature, Latin

Environmental Science,

and Design Soccer (Fairest and Best) NAOMI BAILEY

PHOEBE K EAST

CHRISOPHER WHITE

English

English CHI FUNG (BRYAN) NG

Units 3 & 4

NATALIE E JESSEN Accounting

CHARLOTTE L CURNOW General Mathematics,

LAUREN KJILICH

English

Studio Arts (Textiles)

SARAH C DENNIS

MATTHEW D KEMPE

Chemistry, Physics, Latin,

Design and Technology

Softball (Fairest and Best)

STEPHEN J GREEN

Mathematics Methods,

LIAM T YAP

Further Mathematics

MADISON B KERNEY

ELOISE WARREN

Specialist Mathematics,

Economics, ESL

English

Units 3 & 4

Art (Painting)

Swimming (Excellence

Chemistry, Physics GEMMA K PASCO

YEAR 11

BENJAMIN J DIMOVSKI

LYDIA KIM

EMILY D'ALTERA

JEANNE K HENDREY

Chemistry, English,

Merit Awards

Geography, Further

General Mathematics

SAM HARBISON

Studio Arts (Textiles)

French

FREYA R AMON

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Tennis - Fairest and Best

PHILIP R HOUGHTON

MELANIE L PHILIP

Performance) Units 3 & 4,

BENJAMIN J FAGAN-

English, Latin, Further

(formerly'T S Hawkes

Theatre Studies

Art, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Biology, Environmental

NOLAN

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Memorial Trophy" for

ELIZABETH S HURST

Science

Visual Communication

Award)

Music (Group

Open singles champion)

English

PETER W PICKEN

BRIDGET CHAMPION

THOMAS H (TOM) JOHN-

Mathematics Methods

JAMES MCARTHUR

STONE Chemistry, Legal Studies

Waterpolo (Fairest and Best)

NADIA M LIGHTFOOT

ALEXANDRA BROWN

Biology

CAMPBELL MONT-

STEPHANIE L KING

and Design AMELIA K ANDERSON Art (Photography)

KATHERINE E LANDY General Mathematics,

STEPHANIE J GAINEY

English

MICHAEL P POSSING-

ALEXANDER WEN-KEAT

HAM

SAMUEL L BARTLETT

Mathematics Methods

Information Systems

XIAO LIN (EILEEN) GAO

LAU

Units 3 & 4

Chemistry

Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Mathematical

LAUREN E PREST FION HOI CHEE LO

History (Revolutions),

KRISTEN M BATTYE

DAVID L GUNTHER

Methods, English Second

Mathematics Methods,

International Studies,

History (Australian) Units

History, English, Further

Language

Year 12

Further Mathematics,

English, Literature

3 & 4 , English, Further

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Merit Awards

Accounting

GOMERY

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

MELODY R ABIKHAIR

HIU NAN (JESSICA) SIU

Physics, English

Information Systems

STEVEN G LIDGERWOOD GEORGIA A HALL

Information Technology,

CATHERINE A BOYLE

Studio Arts (Textiles),

General Mathematics

Geography Units 3 & 4,

Legal Studies

Awards JOHN T LINKE

ANNA M RHODES

WILLIAM A WOOD

GREER L DIMSEY

English, Mathematics,

ALEXANDRA L

Environmental Science

Biology

Geography

Religious Education,

Literature Units 1 & 2,

MCNAUGHTON

History, English,

Physical Education

Religious Education,

RICHARD A LUGG

MICHAEL J ROCKE-

THOMAS YANG

General Mathematics

FELLER

Physics, Mathematical

Accounting, Economics,

Methods

HOLLY G MACDONALD

Further Mathematics

Psychology, Economics,

Units 3 & 4

Education

THOMAS F FAIRBAIRN

Physical Education,

SAMUEL J (SAM) MILL

Physical Education,

Physical Education Units 1

Geography, Physical

Textiles

& 2, Wood Technology

Education

CLAIRE E ROSS

AMELIA J AGOSTA

JULIAN J FLANAGAN

ELANOR M KLOESTER

EDWARD G MITCHELL

Art (Photography)

Painting

Religious Education,

Mathematical Methods

Physical Education

History, English

Units 1 & 2, Science,

Legal Studies, English,

English

Further Mathematics

KELLY P M RYAN

LAUREN G ANDERSON

Units 3 & 4

English

History Units 1 & 2,

TOM C FOOTT

Religious Education,

Wood Technology

ASHLEIGH E MILNES

ELIZA A SELL

Environmental Science,

Legal Studies ANDREW G SERLE

LIAM S APPELBE

OLIVER J (OLLIE) NAM

Mathematical Methods

Science, Music

Design and Technology

Units 3 & 4, Further

Units 3 & 4, Mathematical

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Education,, English,

Mathematical Methods

Literature, Mathematics,

DAVID G FRANKLIN

Units 1 &2, Science,

Latin

Drama

French, Latin, English, Physical Education

XAVIER M NICOLO Art (Photography) Units 1

ALEXANDRA (ALEX) JOHN L LEONTIADES

& 2, Mathematical

CHRISTOPHER J (JAKE)

Textiles

Physical Education

Methods Units 1 & 2,

BARLOW

CAROLINE R GOUGH

GEORGE G SEWARD

Science, Commerce,

Ceramics/Photography,

KA Kl (KENT) LIN

Science, Latin, Physical

General Mathematics,

Mathematics

Music, Information

Education, English,

Technology Units 1 & 2,

Literature, English

Physical Education SAMUEL (TOM) BAULCH

Design and Technology BRIGIT K SKILBECK THOMAS J NICE

French Units 3 & 4,

Economics, English,

Chinese

Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Science, French, Physical

GAZIS

Methods Units 3 & 4,

JOHN A (JACK) NELSON

WILLIAM J MONOTTI

FREYA J LANGHAM

English, Science

Psychology

Physics

French, Physical GEORGE F JOHNSTONE

Merit Awards

English AMANDA L MAY

YEAR 10

Mathematics, Literature

Wood Technology

TIMMOTHY OBORNE Music (Solo Performance)

JARED N TIMMS

Units 3 & 4, Physics

Economics

COREY P OLSZAK

JOSHUA J TOMPKINS

Information Technology

English KE-CHUN (GINA) TSAI

Biology

Mathematical Methods

Commerce, Science

SARSHA A GRINTER

Science, Geography,

ANNABELLE A PATON

English

Mathematics, Physical

Religious Education

Education, Physical

EMILY J BULL Science, Chinese,

ONA N A GROSSNICKLE

English, French

French, English

Education Units 1 & 2

SARAH A PERKINS Visual Communication

TIMOTHY K (TIM) MALTBY HARRIET I BURTON

MARK J GRUZAUSKAS

Science, Commerce,

TIMOTHY J POLLARD

Drama

Religious Education,

English, Mathematics

Commerce, Physical

SAMANTHA A MAY

Science

Physical Education AMY M CALDOW

NICHOLAS W PHILLIPS

ANDREW R NIELSEN NICHOLAS G MACRAE Wood Technology,

SOPHIE I BOYD Religious Education

Mathematics, Commerce

Religious Education, Science, Commerce

EWEN C SMITH Accounting

ELYSE M GREEN

Religious Education,

Physical Education

AMY K HARBISON Ceramics/Photography

Education Units 1 & 2, Mathematical Methods Units 1 & 2, History,

HADE K PREST

Science, Chinese,

Physical Education

Units 3 & 4, Biology,

THOMAS A (TOM) CAR-

JULIAN J POOLE

Chemistry, Further

ROLL

LACHLAN J HENDERSON

English, Physical

Information Technology

Mathematics Units 3 & 4

Science, Commerce

Physical Education

Education, Physical

RICHARD P QUAIL

Education Units 1 & 2,

Physical Education,

Wood Technology

English

KATIE A POSSINGHAM

ROGER I WETTENHALL

WILLIAM G CHAMPNESS

AMELIA J HICKMAN

Psychology, History,

Visual Communication

Religious Education

Textiles

Theatre Studies

and Design, Geography

LAURA E MCCARTNEY

RHIANNON M

SOPHIE CCHISHOLM

MATTHEW D HOWARD

Music Performance Units

RICHARDSON

Drama

Science

1 & 2, Mathematics

Commerce

JASON JIAXING QIN

NICHOLAS G WHITE

Mathematical Methods

Legal Studies, English

Units 3 & 4, Biology, Chemistry, Physics

BRITTANY C WOOD

LACHLAN W COLLINS

GEORGIA R HUNT

JOSEPHINE E MCDON-

KATHLEEN I RIX

Commerce

Science, Drama, English

ALD

Wood Technology,

Religious Education

Science, Mathematics,

EDWARD K CURNOW

SARAH H JAMES

Physical Education

Science, Commerce,

Physical Education Units JULIA L REID History, English, French

3 & 4, English

French

RAQUEL SAID

CHRISTOPHER J WRIGHT

Ceramics/Photography

DARCI L EGAN

Textiles, Painting

Physical Education Units 1

HARRIET R BROWN

Physical Education

& 2, Science

Textiles, Mathematics,

GEORGIA E SCALE

Dl XIAO

French, Physical

CLARE E FLYNN

History, English,

Mathematics

Education

Textiles

Media

THOMAS BURNS-WAL-

DOUGLAS C FORD

MILLINGTON

JORDAN ETOMKINS

LACE

Mathematics, Science

Geography

Drama

MADISON R GARRATT

SARAH E MORRIS

JESSICA B UEBERGANG

Drama

Mathematics, Science,

Mathematics, History,

Biblical Narrative, English

French, Biblical Narrative,

ASHLEY K NARITA

Geography, English,

Media

Wood Technology

JAMES N PASCO

CONNOR J VAN INGEN

Ceramics/Photography,

Physical Education

History, Science, Physical ANDREW J YOUNG Geography, Science, Mathematics

JACQUELINE L SMITH

Education, Geography LLEWYN C BUTLER Physical Education

ALICE C GOODEAR

JAMES F ZWIRS

GEORGINASCARR

Textiles, English

English, Physical

Wood Technology

Education YEAR 9

Music, History, Science,

Merit Awards

Wood Technology

Music Performance Units

RYAN B ALLDIS

1 & 2, Religious

Textiles

Education, English,

Physical Education,

JOHN N GRAHAM MATTHEW W CARROLL

Religious Education

French

Biblical Narrative WILLIAM A (WILL) HEATH

Wood Technology CAMERON T WADE

Visual Communication AENGUS F CASSIDY English

CHLOEP ALLEN

SAMUEL A PROFITT

Physical Education,

AINSLIE E HERBERT

Painting, Mathematics,

Information Technology

Textiles

Science, French

Media, Physical

DANIEL N CERTOMA

ASHLEY C TRETHOWAN

Education, Visual

Mathematics, History,

JOSHUA J HOEVENAARS

STEVIE J QUIRK

Drama

Communication,

Science, Latin, English,

Mathematics, History,

English

Information Technology

Visual Communication

Science, Biblical Ceramics/Photography

Wood Technology, Music

Mathematics, History,

JULIA M HURLEY

SUNG HO (STAN) RHO Biblical Narrative

ERIC CHIEN

Biblical Narrative, Media

Visual Communication,

WILLIAM A R ARUNDELL

Science, English, Wood

Wood Technology,

English, Commerce

Wood Technology, History

Technology

Science, Chinese, Geography

HOLLY E BARTLETT

JEREMY D CLARK

Physical Education

Ceramics/Photography,

Science

Biblical Narrative, Physical NATHAN D WALSH

Education, Textiles

Physical Education

ZOE E KEOGH

SHAW A KITCHEN

Biblical Narrative, English,

PENNY E CORDNER

Mathematics

Textiles

Ceramics/Photography,

MATTHEW D LUGG

Drama, Mathematics,

Biblical Narrative

JAMES L BOWTELL

Mathematics, Physical

Chinese

Education, Physical

Drama, Mathematics,

Biblical Narrative

History, Science, French, Physical Education,

OLIVER L (OLLIE) BRAITH-

Mathematics, History,

Science, English

WAITE-DAVIES

Science, Latin, Physical

Biblical Narrative

Education, English

LE C (DAVID) WEN

CALLUM R WOOD Information Technology

Painting BENJAMIN (BEN) W

Education, Information

GEORGINA D MACRAE

SCHULTZ

Technology

Drama, Mathematics,

Information Technology

LUCY J BRAND

EMILY K DAWSON

Units 1 & 2, Geography

Wood Technology,

Mathematics, Biblical

ELIZABETH M MAREN-

Drama, Physical

Narrative

DAZ

CHUN KIT (ALAN) YEUNG CATHERINE J SERLE

Biblical Narrative GREER L EDSALL

ELLIOT P BROWN Textiles,

Ceramics/Photography

LUKE H WU History, Science, Physical

Media

Mathematical Methods

Religious Education

Education, Information Technology

Science

Education

Biblical Narrative, Physical

KATALIN L SAUNDERS CHRISTOPHER MACK

AYCE J CORDY

English

Geography DONALD C SAHLSTROM

History, French, English

Education Units 1 & 2,

EDWINA K WILKENS

ROBERTS

Physical Education

KATHERINE F BARTON HAO (STELLA) WANG

ALBERT JWEDDELL

ELIZABETH R WOOD Wood Technology,

TODD W ROSEWALL

MATTHEW J COLLETT

Painting

THOMAS 0 (TOM)

History, English Biblical Narrative

History, French, English KIM T WHITE

French, Mathematics,

ANDREW R WALSH

History, English CAROLINE P WATSON

ALIKA L REEVE

MEAGANE ANDREWS

WILLIAM J VAN DE POL

MATTHEW T WADE

Narrative,

NIVEN TSING Mathematics

ROBERT TAYLOR

Commerce, History

Religious Education

EMMA E STURM

Textiles

CHERYLYEUNG

Visual Communication,

ANGELA E SMITH

Painting

CHRISTOPHER J

BLAIR S SCOTT

Ceramics/Photography

PHOEBE STEINFORT

THOMAS J MIDDLEMISS

Geograpgy, Ceramics/Photography

French, Geography

History MICHAEL SIMANDL Media

NICOLE E MCLEAN Mathematics, Science,

Mathematics

School Colours

Reaward

ATHLETICS

Ben Thompson

Cameron Russell*

Honour

School Colour

Half Colour

Cate Town ley*

Alex Stanley*

Christopher Andrews"

Sam Bartlett *

Hayden Bowler*

Sarah Wynn*

Campbell Sutherland

Charles Crowl *

Julian Berton

James Brotchie

Honour

Albert Weddell*

Philip Houghton

Alexandra Brown

Harriet Brown

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Honour

Elizabeth Hurst

David Carman *

Edward Curnow*

Reece Cordy

Bennett Merriman*

Sarah McLarty

Aengus Cassidy

Angus Fitzpatrick

Salvador Henricus*

Henry Weddell

EQUESTRIAN

Charles Crowl

Alice Fraser

Sarah James

DEBATING

School Colour

Daniel Gledhill

Lachlan Fraser*

Campbell Montgomery

Half Colour

Madison Kerney *

Jessie Gubbins *

Ryan Hobbs*

James Russell

Kristen Battye

Sarah Morris

Megan Hough

Haydon Holmes*

William J Schofield

Sally Chimside

Honour

Madison Kerney

David Hunt*

James Van de Pol

Charlotte Curnow

Susan Mackenzie

Katherine Landy

Thomas Maas

Brittany Wood*

Stephanie Gainey

FOOTBALL

Lorchan Mathews

Tim Maltby

BADMINTON

David Gunther

Half Colour

Laura McCartney

Amanda May*

School Colour

Georgia Hall

Andrew Banjanin

Susan McLean *

Christopher Millington

Allysha Coghlan

Monique Hurley

Tyson Doherty

Amy Oliver *

Edward Mitchell*

Ben Dimovski

Katherine Landy

Tom Fairbairn

James Ratcliffe *

Monique Nancarrow

Nadia Lightfoot*

Amanda May

Zach Gubbins

Amelia Rayson

Jack Nelson*

Fion Lo

Tom Nice

Andrew McArthur

Anna Scaife

Xavier Nicolo

Michael Rockefeller

School Colour

William Maas

William D Schofield

Jessica Siu

Emily Bull

General

Connor Van Ingen

Wayde Tarticchio

Charles Crowl

James Champness

James Wilson

Honour

Elise Davey

David Franklin

Brittany Wood *

Eloise O'Brien Annabelle Paton* Nicholas Phillips

Jonathan Wee

David Franklin

Jessica Guerow

Honour

Mitchell Pickering*

BASKETBALL

Thomas Johnstone

James Ratcliffe

Campbell Montgomery *

Tm Pollard*

Half Colour

Freya Langham

George Seward

Sarah Dennis *

Richard Quail*

Benjamin Meager

William Monotti

Nathan Walsh

Elizabeth Hurst

Michael Rockefeller*

Eloise O'Brien

Xavier Nicolo

School Colour

Hannah West *

Henry Russell

Jonathan Wee

Lauren Prest

Edward Anderson

MUSIC

Adam Saunders*

School Colour

Stephanie Smith

Steen Balodis

Half Colour

Nicholas Taylor

Christopher Andrews

DRAMA

Jaxson Barham

Lauren Anderson

Ashley Trethowan*

Joshua Dunkley-Smith

Half Colour

Charles Caldwell

Liam Appelbe

Jessica Uebergang

Stephanie Guy

Freya Amon

Reece Cordy

Sophie Boyd Emily Bull

Sarah Perkins*

Matthew Wade

Amy Harbison

William Champness

Lachlan Henderson

Andrew Walsh*

Salvador Henricus

Monique Hurley

George Johnstone *

Monty Champion

Nathan Walsh

Monique Hurley

Stephanie King

James McArthur

James Champness

Callum Wood

Sarah James *

Nellie Myer

William J Schofield

William Champness

School Colour

Nadia Lightfoot *

Annabelle Paton

Che Turner

Lachlan Collins

Llewyn Butler

Corey Olszak

Katie Possingham

Albert Weddell

Nessie Croft

Matthew Churkovich

Nicholas White

Angela Smith

Scott Williams*

David Franklin

Charlotte Curnow*

Honour

Anthony Tripolino

Scott Witham*

Alexandra Gazis

Sarah Dennis*

Blake Jobson

Robert Tripolino

Honour

Ona Grossnickle

Fleur Griffiths*

Sarah Wynn *

School Colour

Huw Flanagan

Madeleine Hayes

Stephanie Guy

CRICKET

David Franklin

Bennett Merriman

Elanor Kloester

Ada Hodgson

Half Colour

Stephanie Gainey

Michael Rockefeller

Freya Langham

Virginia Hope-Johnstone*

Michael Colman

Georgia Hall

James Van de Pol

Kent Lin

Alexander McNaughton

School Colour

Phillips Hyatt

Henry Weddell

Connor Lowe

Susan Mackenzie

Steen Balodis

Annie Morris

HOCKEY

Laura McCartney

Samantha May

Charles Caldwell

Kelly Ryan *

Half Colour

William Monotti

Nellie Myer*

Shaw Kitchen

Tom Sawade *

Andrew Golding

Xavier Nicolo

Amy Oliver*

Richard Lugg*

Anthea Wescott

Fraser West

Annabelle Paton

Leanne Terpenou*

Tom Nice*

Anna Scaife

Angela Smith

Eloise Warren

Alice Crowley

SURF LIFESAVING

Stephanie Smith

Emma Sturm

Honour

Georgia Hall

Half Colour

Phoebe Steinfort

Nathan Walsh

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

Xavier Nicolo

Alexandra Brown*

Honour

Keiran Williams

ROWING

Sarah Perkins

Harriet Brown

Amelia Hickman

School Colour

Half Colour

Kristina Petrovski *

Stefanie Crowley-Clough*

TENNIS

Freya Amon

Christopher Andrews

Elya Telegin

Darci Egan

Half Colour

Ross Beaton

Tom Champness

School Colour

Fleur Griffiths*

Ross Beaton

Alexandra Brown

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Naomi Bailey

Sam Harbison*

Laura Comer*

Alyssa Calaby

Anna Croft

Ross Beaton

David Hunt*

Natalie Jessen

Emily Cameron

Alice Crowley

Rachael Brownstein

Samantha May

James Zwirs

Shaun Edgeworth

Benjamin Friend

Kristofer DiMartino *

Edward Mitchell*

School Colour

Stephanie Gainey

Sophie Jarrold

Matthew Dimovski *

Monique Nancarrow

Kristen Battye

David Gunther

Sarah McLarty

Philip Houghton

Jack Nelson*

Libby Baulch

Georgia Hall

Amanda May

Jonathan loannou *

Cam Paton

Emma Gray

David Hill

Edward Miller

Thomas Jenkins

Nicholas Phillips*

Stephanie Guy Ryan Hobbs

Monique Hurley

Jack Nelson

Jonathan Lee *

School Colour

Phillipa Hyatt

Amy Oliver

Vincent Luca

Llewyn Butler

Louis Jasek*

Louis Jasek

Amelia Rayson

Sam McElwee *

Angus Fitzpatrick

Xavier Smith

Lydia Kim

Kelly Ryan

Tarley McPadden

Nellie Myer*

Elya Telegin

Stephanie King

Tom Steinfort

Amanda May

SWIMMING

Brittany Wood*

Sam McElwee

Ben Thompson

Carl Millington *

Half Colour

Honour

Oliver Nam

Jonathan White

Richard Nation *

Naomi Bailey

Prue Baulch*

Tmmothy Oborne

School Colour

Laura O'Rourke

Thomas Burns-Wallace

Bridget Champion*

Katie Possingham

Alexandra Brown

Deana Said

Stefanie Crowley-Clough

Ginnie Hope-Johnstone

Holly Richardson

Sally Chirnside

Raquel Said

Charlotte Curnow

James McArthur

Kelly Ryan

Nicholas Doncon

Minh Vo

Joshua Dunkley-Smith

Shane Wiffen

Tom Sawade

Huw Flanagan*

Christopher White *

Greer Edsall

David Young

Andrew Serle

Jessie Gubbins

Amy Young

Megan Hough

WATERPOLO

Monique Hurley

BrigitSkilbeck

Salvador Henricus

SOFTBALL

Stacey Taylor

Phillipa Hyatt

School Colour

Fraser West *

Lauren Jilich

Melody Abikhair*

Alexander Lau

Chris White

Madison Kerney

Anna Calder*

Jayson Lloyd

Megan Hough

Amy Young

John Linke*

Luci Crawford*

Paris Nielsen*

Honour

Zara Mexted

Alex Gazis

Nicholas Phillips

Tom Jenkins

Melody Abikhair *

Corey Olszak

Jessica Guerow

Eloise Rayson*

James Buchan

Laura O'Rourke

Susannah Hewitt

Andrew Smith

Anna Croft

Cam Paton*

Emma Jackson

Phoebe Steinfort

Charles Crowl

Sarah Perkins

Sarah James

Brittany Wood

Carl Dickens *

James Russell*

Susie Mackenzie*

School Colour

Kristofer DiMartino

Scott Williams*

Kasselle Plummer*

Alexandra Brown*

Nicholas Doncon

Scott Wright*

Georgia Scale

Harriet Brown

Hugh Hanson

SNOWSPORTS

Eloise Warren

Bridget Champion*

Gemma Pasco

Half Colour

SURFING

Charles Crowl

Half Colour

Madison Kerney

Emily D'Altera

NETBALL

James Drew

School Colour

Tom Steinfort *

Sam Mill

Toby Davies

Kate Boyle

School Colour

Andrew Smith

Tom Foott

Amy Caldow *

Hamish Flynn

School Colour

Rachael Golightly

Emily D'Altera

Rachael Golightly

Darci Egan

Sam Harbison

Emma Gray

SOCCER

Todd Rosewall

Lydia Kim

Freya Langham

Half Colour

Jack Stevenson *

Nellie Myer

Alexander Boston

Campbell Montgomery

Eliza Sell

Maysie Brehaut

Half Colour Emily D'Altera Sam Harbison*

Phoebe Steinfort Eloise Warren School Colour Sam Bartlett Julian Berton Alexandra Brown Harriet Brown Tom Champness* Christopher Cluley-Bolsin Stefanie Crowley-Clough James Drew Jessie Gubbins Monique Hurley Madison Kerney Alex Lau Campbell Montgomery Campbell Paton*

Amelia Rayson

Nicholas Phillips

Alicia Sherriff*

James Ratcliffe

House Colours Calvert

Charles Crowl*

Stephanie Guy

Tennis

Richard Lugg

Colours

Thomas Johnstone*

Tmothy Maltby

Sarah Dennis

Alex Stanley

Athletics

Football

William Monotti

Melanie Philip

Cross Country

Melody Abikhair

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Annabelle Paton

Waterpolo

Maddie Brennan

Edward Anderson

James Russell

Georgina Philip

Sam Bartlett

Tom Carah*

Naomi Bailey

William Schofield

John Townley

Thomas Champness

Laura Comer*

Thomas Champness

Campbell Sutherland

Albert Weddell

Jessica Gubbins

Tyson Doherty

Charles Crowl

James Van de Pol

Music

Alicia Sherriff

Huw Flanagan*

Phoebe East

General

Melody Abikhair*

Haydon Holmes

Jessie Gubbins

Jacqueline Carr

Charles Crowl

Virginia Hope-Johnstone*

Allysha Coghlan

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

Coles

Nell Myer

Phillipa Hyatt

Cleo Leontiades

Louis Jasek

Colours

Gemma Pasco*

Thomas Johnstone

Hockey

Bennett Merriman*

Athletics

Julia Reid

Bennett Merriman

Samuel Bartlett

Thomas Sawade

Maddie Brennan

Jessica Siu

Melanie Philip*

Sarah Dennis

Stephanie Smith

Tom Carah

Debating

James Ramia

Jessie Gubbins

Netball

Laura Comer*

David Adams

James Russell*

Melanie Philip*

Naomi Bailey

David Cordner

Maddie Brennan*

William Schofield

Stephanie Smith

Sarah Dennis

Toby Davies

Lydia Kim

Eliza Sell

Juniors

Phillipa Hyatt

Huw Flanagan*

Nell Myer

Alicia Sherriff

Sophie Allen

Melanie Philip

Jeanne Hendrey

Gemma Pasco

Stephanie Smith

Holly Bartlett

Eliza Sell

Haydon Holmes

Emily Saunders

Campbell Sutherland

Katherine Barton

Softball

Philip Houghton*

Football

Catherine Townley

James Brotchie

Melody Abikhair

Richard Lugg

Tom Carah

Phillip Houghton

James Van de Pol

Darci Egan

Sarah Dennis

Sarah McLarty

David Cordner

Henry Weddell*

Thomas Fairbairn

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

Nell Myer

Huw Flanagan*

Cricket

Lucy Faulkner

Melanie Philip

Jack Nelson

Haydon Holmes

Bennett Merriman *

Mark Gruzauskas

Stephanie Smith

Gemma Pasco*

Richard Lugg

Campbell Sutherland

Stephanie Guy

Soccer

Jessica Siu

Jack Nelson

William Schofield

Sarah Henderson

Louis Jasek

Alex Stanley

Henry Weddell

Ainslie Herbert

Stephanie Smith

Stacey Taylor

General

Cross-Country

Alexander Herd

Swimming

Badminton

Tom Carah

Samuel Bartlett

Grant James

Samuel Bartlett

Jessica Siu

Huw Flanagan

David Carman

John Leontiades

Thomas Champness

Basketball

Gemma Pasco

Jacqueline Carr

Annabel Marendaz

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Tom Carah

Hockey

Thomas Champness

Elizabeth Marendaz

Charles Crowl*

Laura Comer

Ben Haskett

Christopher Cluley-Bolsin

Thomas Middlemiss

Sarah Dennis

Huw Flanagan

Sam Harbison*

AllyshaCoghlan

James Perkins

Jessica Gubbins

Che Turner

Sarah McLarty

Charles Crowl

Emily Rutherford

Virginia Hope-Johnstone

Community Service

Junior Colours

Sarah Dennis

Campbell Taylor

Thomas Johnstone

Maddie Brennan

Charles Cameron

Phoebe East

Albert Weddell

Bennett Merriman

Laura Comer

Penny Cordner

Jessie Gubbins

Cheryl Yeung

Melanie Philip*

Jeanne Hendrey

Kendall Craig

D*avid Hunt

Junior Honours

James Russell*

Philip Houghton

Angus Fitzpatrick

Cleo Leontiades

Sophie Allen

William Schofield

Sarah McLarty

Tom Foott

James Ramia

James Champness

Eliza Sell

Gemma Pasco

John Graham

William Schofield

Greer Dimsey

Alicia Sherriff*

Chelsea Zwirs

Rachael Golightly

Alicia Sherriff

Thomas Fairbairn

Stephanie Smith*

Cricket

Chelsea Hardcastle

Henry Weddell

Lucy Faulkner

James Van de Pol

Tom Carah*

Zoe Keogh

Debating

Ben Grice

Henry Weddell

Haydon Holmes

Teagan Kirsopp

Melody Abikhair*

Michael Guy

Philip Houghton*

Kent Lin

Matthew Lugg

Richard Lugg

Cricket

Charlotte Tobin

Sam Donald

James Pasco

Sarah McLarty

John Bailey

James Walsh

Samuel Duff*

Ella Riley

Nellie Myer

Steven Lidgerwood

Alan Yeung

Hamish Flynn

Isabelle Russell

Jack Nelson

Benjamin Meager

Junior Honours

Stephanie Gainey

Cameron Wade

Gemma Pasco*

David Young

Chloe Allen

Emma Gray*

Timothy Watson

Julia Reid

Cross-Country

Hayden Bowler

Alistair Hall

Kim White

Alex Stanley

Christopher Andrews

Sophie Boyd

Emma Harbutt

Wayde Tarticchio

Volleyball

Catherine Boyle

Ayce Cordy

Tristan Hickman

James Zwirs

Maddie Brennan

Michael Colman

Nessie Croft

Thomas Jenkins

Junior Honours

Tom Carah

Reece Cordy

James Day

Jonathan Lee

Amelia Agosta

David Cordner

Charlotte Curnow

Aronson Eobob

Nadia Lightfoot

Rebecca Cameron

Huw Flanagan

Kate Heaney

David Franklin

Andrew McArthur

Penny Cordner

Che Turner

Michaela Mellett

Sarsha Grinter

James McArthur

Angus Fitzpatrick

Water-polo

David Young

William Hartnell

Tarley McPadden

Julian Flanagan

Huw Flanagan

Debating

Tmothy Kumnick

Chloe Mill

Tom Foott

Sam Harbison*

Michael Colman

Nicole McLean

James Ratcliffe

Charlotte Curnow

Sam O'Brien

Michael Rockefeller Xavier Smith

Rachael Golightly

Amanda May

Soccer

Freya Langham

Keith

Ollie Nam

Michael Colman

Brittany Wood

Kent Lin

Colours

Kelly Ryan

Jamie McKee-Larsen

William Wood

Isabelle Russell

Athletics

Liam Yap

Ollie Nam

Scott Wright*

Leeshia Warn

Christopher Andrews

Tom Steen

Minh Vo

Basketball

James Zwirs

John Bailey

Football

Swimming

Sarah Hughes

Music

Maddie Hayes

Kristen Battye

John Bailey

Christopher Andrews

Nadia Lightfoot*

David Adams

Alex Boston

Reece Cordy

Kristen Battye

Brittany Wood Cricket

Maddie Brennan*

Catherine Boyle

Steven Lidgerwood

Catherine Boyle

Alyssa Calaby

Dayne Collins

Music

Reece Cordy

Blake Beaumont

Joel Gross

Michael Colman

Kristen Battye

Anna Croft

Alistair Hall

Jeanne Hendrey*

Reece Cordy

Kelly Ryan

Sophie Jarrold

Andrew McArthur

Sarah McLarty

Geoffrey Doak

David Young

Amanda May

James McArthur

Gemma Pasco

Jonathan loannou

Netball

Steven Lidgerwood

James Ratcliffe

Emily Saunders

Steven Lidgerwood

Kristen Battye

Kelly Ryan

Michael Rockefeller

Chelsea Zwirs

Amanda May

Catherine Boyle

Jonathan White

William Wood

Netball

Jamie McKee-Larsen

Sophie Jarrold

James Wilson

Cross Country

Maddie Brennan

Benjamin Meager

Junior Colours

Tennis

Digby Alston

Laura Comer

Ollie Nam

Chloe Allen

Kristen Battye

Blake Beaumont

Gemma Pasco*

Kasselle Plummer

Thomas Beaumont

Volleyball

Sam Brand

Nellie Myer

Matthew Robson

Oliver Braithwaite-Davies

Kate Heaney

Alexandra Brown

Julia Reid

Kelly Ryan

Daniel Certoma

Minh Vo

Samuel Duff

Soccer

Jock Sinclair

Ayce Cordy

Jonathan White

Emma Harbutt

Philip Houghton*

Tom Steen

Jessica Guerow

Benjamin Meager

Sarah Hughes

Jack Nelson

Jonathan White

Cody Harmon

Geoffrey Doak

Thomas Jenkins

Swimming

James Wilson

Penelope loannou

Nadia Lightfoot

Laura Comer

Basketball

Thomas Kelly

Tarley McPadden

Gemma Pasco

Christopher Andrews

Christopher Mack

McArthur

Chloe Mill

Toby Davies

Reece Cordy

Nicole McLean

Colours

James Ratcliffe

Huw Flanagan*

Charlotte Curnow

Sam O'Brien

Athletics

Michael Rockefeller

Sam Harbison*

Amanda May

Ngaire Robson

Digby Alston

E^rigit Skilbeck

Haydon Holmes

Benjamin Meager

Kate Sinclair

Alexandra Brown

Brittany Wood

House Colours William Wood

Lucy Brand

Jonathan Lee*

Badminton

Softball

Scott Wright

Harriet Brown

Nadia Lightfoot

Shea McLennan

Annabell Deppeler

Debating

Greer Edsall

Tarley McPadden

Elise McNamara

Fleur Griffiths

Blake Beaumont

Douglas Ford

James Ratcliffe

Carl Millington

Katherine Landy

Alexandra Brown

Cameron Gourley

Brittany Wood

Basketball

Amy Oliver Susie Mackenzie

Stephanie Gainey

Georgina Greig

Softball

Annabell Deppeler

Nadia Lightfoot

Amelia Hickman

Alexandra Brown

Elizabeth Hill

Elise McNamara

Chloe Mill

Georgia Hunt

Stephanie Gainey

Fleur Griffiths

Soccer

Brittany Wood

Samuel Mill

Emma Gray

Corey Olszak

Kristina Petrovski

Football

Andrew Nielsen

Sarah Hughes

Cricket

Swimming

Andrew McArthur

Paris Nielsen

Nadia Lightfoot

Charles Caldwell

Elise Davey

James McArthur

Clare Rossiter

Chloe Mill

Carl Millington

Annabell Deppeler

James Ratcliffe

Mitchell Pickering

Brittany Wood

Chris White

Carl Dickens

Michael Rockefeller

Andrew Walsh

Swimming

Cross-Country

Christopher Griffiths

General

Christopher Wright

Alexandra Brown

Katherine Landy

Fleur Griffiths

Blake Beaumont

Callum Wood

Samuel Duff*

Shea McLennan

Katherine Landy

Samuel Duff

Elizabeth Wood

Stephanie Gainey

Chris White

Alex Lau

Emma Gray

Music

Sarah Hughes

Debating

Campbell Montgomery

Emma Harbutt

Emily Cameron

Thomas Jenkins

Shaun Edgeworth

Amy Oliver

Tristan Hickman

Adam Falloon

Jonathan Lee

David Gunther

Corey Olszak

Jonathan Lee

Stephanie Gainey

Nadia Lightfoot*

Katherine Landy

Kristina Petrovski

Nadia Lightfoot

Emma Harbutt*

Andrew McArthur

Football

Tennis

Tarley McPadden

Jonathan Lee*

James McArthur

Matthew Chapman

Kris Di Martino

Chloe Mill

Nadia Lightfoot

Chloe Mill

Chris Griffiths

Carl Dickens

Scott Wright

Chloe Mill*

James Ratcliffe

Miles Harley

Chris White

Hockey

Scott Paisley

Michael Rockefeller

Cam Montgomery

Volleyball

Alexandra Brown

Xavier Smith

Brittany Wood

General

Charles Caldwell

Samuel Duff*

Scott Wright

William Wood

Elise Davey

Matthew Chapman

Sarah Hughes

Netball

Scott Wright*

Kris Di Martino

Elise Davey

James Ratcliffe

Alexandra Brown

Tennis

Susie Mackenzie

Annabell Deppeler

Hannah West

Stephanie Gainey

Blake Beaumont*

Campbell Montgomery

Kris Di Martino

Emma Gray*

Emma Gray

Kristina Petrovski

Elizabeth Hill

Junior

Emma Harbutt*

Andrew McArthur

Chris White

Susie Mackenzie

Meagan Andrews

Sarah Hughes

James McArthur

Hockey

Shea McLennan

Elliot Brown

Tarley McPadden*

Samantha Read

Katherine Landy

Carl Millington

Amy Oliver

Elise McNamara Campbell Montgomery

Brittany Wood

Lucy Brand

Chloe Mill*

Brittany Wood

Harriet Brown

Samantha Read

Water Polo

Music

Fraser Byrnes

Brittany Wood

Scott Wright

Elise Davey

Chris White

Georgina Carr

Service To

Annabell Deppeler

Water Polo

Greer Edsall

Nadia Lightfoot

Carl Dickens

Annabell Deppeler

Clare Flynn

Chloe Mill

McLean

Shaun Edgeworth

Campbell Montgomery

Douglas Ford

Soccer

Colours

Laura McCartney

Michael Jenkins

Alexandra Brown

Athletics

Tmmothy Oborne

Ashley Narita

Adam Falloon

Jack Curran

Peter Picken

Morrison

Callum Wood

Samuel Donald

Annabell Deppeler

Chris White

Colours

Elizabeth Wood

Hugh Hanson*

Kris Di Martino

Netball

Athletics

Junior Honours

Sarah Hughes

Fleur Griffiths

Annabell Deppeler

Andrew Banjanin

Lauren Anderson

Tristan Hickman

Elizabeth Hill

Amy Oliver

Julian Berton

Megan Arthur

Thomas Jenkins

Amy Oliver

Bridget Champion*

Lewis Davies

General

Scott Williams

William Maas*

William Maas

Mary Gazis

Elizabeth Cassidy

Scott Witham

Laura O'Rourke

Matthew Wilson

Stephen Green

Fion Low

Netball

Nicholas Veanes*

Richard Nation

Ryan Hobbs

Joshua McBride

Bridget Champion

Matthew Wilson*

Thomas Steinfort

Elizabeth Hurst

Susan McLean

Mary Gazis

Sarah Wynn*

General

Madison Kerney

Golf

Lauren Jilich

Amy Young*

James Buchan

Jayson Lloyd

Anthony Tripolino

Amelia Rayson*

Salvador Henricus

Nicholas Jessen

Annie Morris*

Hockey

Eloise Warren

Monique Hurley

Catherine Quaranta

Lauren Prest*

Zac Ballinger

Soccer

Natalie Jessen

Hockey

Amelia Rayson*

Julian Berton

Anthony Tripolino

Zara Mexted

Andrew Golding

Peter Smissen

Elizabeth Cassidy

Softball

Richard Nation

Junior

Andrew Taylor

Bridget Champion

Mary Gazis

James Osborne

Thomas Day

Benjamin Thompson*

Elizabeth Hurst

Holly Richardson

Samantha Fallaw

Eloise Warren

Emma Jackson

Susan McLean

Claire Ross

Julia Hurley

Scott Williams

Susan McLean

Eloise Warren

Andrew Serle

Michael Kirby

Scott Witham

Amelia Rayson

Peter Smissen

Thomas Steinfort

Thomas Maas

Badminton

Benjamin Thompson

Swimming

Badminton

Georgie MacRae

Fion Lo

Junior Colours

Elizabeth Cassidy

Nicholas Veanes

Zach Menheere Jeremy Mountjoy

Basketball

Kalena Banjanin

Bridget Champion*

Basketball

Andrew Banjanin

Jake Barlow

Lewis Davies

Laura O'Rourke

Ned Rogerson

Mary Gazis

Tom Bums-Wallace

James Drew

Sarah Wynn*

Phoebe Steinfort

Stephen Green

Aengus Cassidy

Stephen Green

Amy Young

Laura Thorns

Joshua McBride

Xanthe Douglas-Garden

Elizabeth Hurst

Monique Hurley

Jordan Tomkins

Eloise O'Brien

Ada Hodgson

Emma Jackson

Richard Nation

Junior Honours

Amelia Rayson

Daniel Lloyd

Madison Kerney

James Osborne

David Buchan

Scott Williams

Brian Low

Jayson Lloyd

Cricket

Sophie Chisholm

Scott Witham*

Angus Nice

Lauren Prest

James Butler

Ryan Jones

Cricket

Hade Prest

Amelia Rayson*

William Maas*

Elanor Kloester

Thomas Nice

Robert Tripolino

Benjamin Thompson

Matthew Wilson*

Nicholas MacRae

Scott Williams

Connor Van Ingen

Eloise Warren

Thomas Steinfort

Josie McDonald

Scott Witham

Junior Honours

Scott Williams*

Cross-Country

Sarah Perkins

Cross Country

Monty Champion

Scott Witham

James Buchan

Anna Scaife

Julian Berton

Alexandra Gazis

Tennis

Annie Calder

Jessica Seccull

Emma Jackson

Caroline Gough

Bridget Champion*

Andrew Golding

Stephanie Stewart

Tom Nice

Elyse Green

Lewis Davies

Marcus Murray

Hayden Veanes

Debating

Edward Mitchell

Elizabeth Hurst

Laura O'Rourke

Nathan Verwoert

Stephen Green*

Tm Pollard

Anthony Tripolino

Matthew Wilson

Music

Emma Jackson

Eloise Rayson

Water Polo

Sarah Wynn*

Marcus Murray

Tom Nice

Blair Scott

Amelia Rayson

Amy Young

Nicholas Veanes

Lauren Prest*

Jacqueline Smith

Salvador Henricus

Amy Young*

Benjamin Thompson*

Emile Verfurth

Natalie Jessen

David Hill

Joshua Tompkins

Edwina Wilkens

Shannon

Zara Mexted

Holly Richardson

Football

Music

Colours

Debating

Netball

Andrew Banjanin

Joel McKenzie

Athletics

Andrew Golding*

Laura O'Rourke

Lewis Davies

Annie Morris*

James Butler

Sarah Wynn*

Natalie Jessen

James Drew

James Oxley*

Annie Calder*

Amy Young*

Zara Mexted

Scott Williams*

Amelia Rayson

Luci Crawford

Monique Hurley

Claire Ross

Scott Witham

Peter Smissen

Andrew Golding

Football

Soccer

Anthony Tripolino

Nicholas Jessen

James Butler*

Luci Crawford

House Colours Adam Saunders

Laura O'Rourke

Roger Wettenhall

Joshua Hoevenaars

Amy Young

Badminton

Mitchell Kent

Cameron Russell

Richard Nation

Emily D'Altera

Lachlan Moate

Ty Thornton

Softball

Jonathan Wee

Sarah Morris

Anthea Wescott

Debating

Alika Reeve

Roger Wettenhall Tennis

Annie Calder Luci Crawford

Sally Chirnside

Madeleine Salt

Laura O'Rourke

Alice Crowley

Connor Lowe

Prudence Baulch

Sarah Wynn

Georgia Hall

Matthew Wade

Sam McElwee

Amy Young

Stephanie King

Emma Sturm

Roger Wettenhall

Swimming

Basketball

Junior Honours

Water Polo

James Butler*

Alice Crowley

Emily Bull

Roger Wettenhall

Andrew Golding

Georgia Hall

Edwin'a Hawkins

William Maas

Tom Ng

Nick Taylor Connor Lowe

Marcus Murray

Adam Saunders

Laura O'Rourke*

Fraser West

Lachlan Collins

Matthew Wilson*

Community Service

Todd Giblin

Sarah Wynn

Alice Crowley

Emma Sturm

Amy Young

Georgia Hall

Music

David Hill

Cricket

Sophie Amezdroz

Monique Hurley

Steen Balodis

Prudence Baulch

Natalie Jessen

Cameron Russell

Matthew Dimovski

Zara Mexted

Ben Dimovski

Ben Friend

Nicholas Phillips

Blake Jobson

Andrew Smith

Ty Thornton

Georgia Hall

Thomas Steinfort

Cross Country

Stephanie King

Tennis

Prudence Baulch

Samantha McKay

Natalie Jessen

Sally Cameron

Bryan Ng

Claire Ross

Stefanie Crowley Clough

Campbell Paton

Waterpolo

Alexandra Macaulay

Roger Wettenhall

David Hill

Simon Gilbert-Kent

Netball

Blake Jobson

Sally Cameron

Football

Alice Crowley

Ben Dimovski

Stefanie Crowley-Clough Soccer

Wettenhall

Colours

Ben Friend

Athletics

Ty Thornton

Sam McElwee

Prudence Baulch

Edward Miller

Vincent Luca

Blake Jobson

Fraser West

Swimming

Steen Balodis

Hockey

Prudence Baulch

Mitchell Costin

Georgia Hall

Sally Cameron

Alice Crowley

William Schofield

Steen Balodis

Stefanie Crowley-Clough

Junior

Mitchell Costin

Benjamin Dimovski

Thomas Bowden

Stefanie Crowley-Clough

Lachlan Fraser

Matthew Carroll

Alice Crowley

Stephanie King

Jessica Chirnside

Ben Dimovski

Cameron Russell

Philipa Crowley

Lachlan Fraser

Adam Saunders

Sarah D'Altera

Georgia Hall

William D Schofield

Scott Dimovski

Stephanie King

Ty Thornton

Alexander Eddey

Vincent Luca

Anthea Wescott

William Heath

Samantha McKay

Teaching Staf f - 2005 H e a d of Geography

Mr E K O V a C e V ,

Ms Paula Henning, BEd

Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, DipTeach

Principal

H e a d of Fine and Applied

Mr G

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Mack,

BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp

Upper Primary Area Leader Mr M

R Neeld,

BA(Ed), GradDipEd(Phys Ed)

BEd(Music), AMusA

Teaching Staff

Dr P C T u m e r , BA(Hons), LittM, PhD, AMusA, MACE

Arts/Warden of the House

Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, DipEd

Joint H e a d of Senior School

of Guilds

Ms C E Matthews, BEd(Arts)

(Welfare)

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

Mr G D Montgomery, BECBECI

Mrs A Abraham, DipTeach

Mrs M H Lethbridge, Bsc(Hons), DipEd

H e a d of History

Ms L S Monotti, BEd

Mr P Armitage, DipAppSci, DipEd, GradDipCompEd

Joint H e a d of Senior School

Mr A B T h o m a S ,

Ms R E Palmer, Bsc(Ed>

Mrs A M Augert, TTQTOEFL, IELTS

(Curriculum)

H e a d of Languages

Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd

Ms M Barnes, LLB, DipEd

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

M m e A M B u t t , BA, TEFL, DipEd, MA

Mr AW Payne, BECBECI

M S L B r e e n , BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA

H e a d of Preparatory School

H e a d of Physical Education

Mr P P i k e ,

MrsS Buchan, LMusA, BEd, GradDip Vis Performing Arts

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

Mrs C Tol BEd

MS M

Business M a n a g e r

H e a d Library Information

MS N V R O S S , BA, MEd (Spec Ed), GradDipOutdoor

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

Services

Ed, GradDipEd

Planning, CPA

Mrs D M Clifford, DipEd, DipAPPsci, BSC

Mr B R y a n ,

Director of Community

H e a d of Science

M r s E K S m i t h , BEd

Mr F D'Agostin, BScEd

Relations a n d Development

Mr M L Terry, BSc(Hons), raPEd

Mr G J S m i t h , BA(Painting), DipEd

M S E D a v i S , DipPrimTeach, BEd

Mrs C D Barnard, BA.TITC

H e a d of Girls' Sport

Mr G J S m i t h , BEd(Science), GradDipComputing

Mr C D i n n e e n , BEd (Grad Dip RE), Grad Cert Sci

Director of Teaching and

Mrs P Porter, BEd

M r s J D S m i t h , BEd,BA

Ms R Featherston, BEc.st

Learning

C a r e e r s Adviser

Ms J Utting.BEd

Mrs A Fitzgerald, DipKind Training

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

Mr G R u t t y , BA, GradDipEd, GradDip(Careers Ed)

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

MsWEFIynn, DipTeach

Teaching Staff

Mr D A Young, BSCTSTC

Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd

Mr D A Andrews, DipTechTeach, GradDipEd

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

M i S S C G u e S t , BSc, GradDipEd, Grad Dip Info Studies

COLLEGE STAFF

BEc, DipEd, GradDipEdPol/Admin

DipCivilEng, DipEd, GradDipComputing

E PreeCe,

BEd(Arts/Crafts) GradDipG C Ed,

M r S B A C a r l S O n , DipPrimTeach, Grad DipEd Teacher-Librarianship M r S J A C o g h i l l , BA, DipEd, CertTEFLA

BA, DipProfWrit, DipEd

Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd

M r S F C r a n n y , BEd (Early Childhood), BTeach

M r S L H a i g h , BEd, Sec Art/Design, MEd Art Education

H e a d of Student

Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA

PREPARATORY

Mr P J Hannah, AMUSA

Services/Counsellor

Mme VChabant, DEUG.Licence, MaTtrise, DEA,

SCHOOL STAFF

Ms K H e h i r BA.BEd

Mr A I Hamilton, BECJ, GradDipAppsa,

GradDipEd

MCoun(Psych), M Analytical Psych

Mrs P M Clark, BAPPSC, DipEd

H e a d of the Preparatory

Mrs J M Hobbs, TPTCBEd

Director of Music

Mrs D A Geary BSC, DipEd

School

Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd

Mr M

Mr D A Clifford, BEd

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

M S D H o l l i n g W O r t h , MEd.Grad Dip Ed, BEC

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

Deputy H e a d of Preparatory

Mr P M Jeffreys, DipEd

Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed)

School (Administration)

Mr W J o h n S t O n ,

Mr F D'Agostin, BScEd

Mr H J

Mrs K Jones, DipTeach(Prim)

Director of Sport

Mr A J Deans, BSCTSTC

GradDipMedia, BA, GradDipEdAdmin, MEd

Mrs A Juros, BEd(Librarianship) (on leave)

Mr M D Cheatley, BEd

Mrs B M Dickie, BA, DipEd, CELTA

Deputy H e a d of Preparatory

Mrs U Kamburowski, BMusEd, MA

VCE Co-Ordinator

Mr C

School (Welfare)

M S T , K i r b y , BA, BLett (Hons), DipEd

Mr G J S m i t h ,

M r G D o n O V a n , BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSci.

Mrs C D Turner, TPTCBA(Ed)

Dr S S Lea-Wood, MEd, BEd(sPEd), PhD

Residential H e a d

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

Director of Campbell House

Mr C Machar, BA, BTeach

Mr M

Ms C Fairlie BEd Arts

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

Mr S D McCallum, BSC, DipEd

Spiritual a n d Community

Mrs M A Ferguson, Bsci(Ed), MA(Ed)

Director of Curriculum a n d

Mrs L McCartney BMusEd, AMUSA

Outreach Co-ordinator

Mrs D L Filling, BEd

Professional Learning

Mr A R M c K i e ,

Mr D C u m O W ,

MrsT J Foley, BA, DipEd

Ms K Johnson, BA

GradDipEd(Computing)

Irwin,

BMusEd Grad Cert Mus Tech

SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF

GallUS,

BEd(Sci), GradDipComputing

BA(Hons), TeachCert

BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsSci

Dillon,

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

BAppSci.(Physics), DipEd

RobertS,

DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC),

DipTeach(Phm), BEd

DipTeach(Prim), BEd,

H e a d of Mathematics/Studies

Mrs J AGainey, BA, DipEd

Director of Early Learning

Mrs H McLean, DipTeach(Prim)

Co-ordinator

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

Centre

Mr G

Mr D Hibbard, BSC DipEd

Mr G R Gilby, BEd

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

M r S C G M a l l e t t , BA(Hons), MA, Sec DipEd

H e a d of Business Studies

MS S E H a l l O W S , BSctlnfo Sc), DipEd, Dip Prof

Year 8 Area Leaders

M r S R L M i l l e n , HigherDipTeach, Sec Art & Craft, BEd

Mr R M Morris, BEcBEd

Stud., MEd.(On leave)

Mr M

Mrs R Molyneux, DipTeaching, BEd

H e a d of D r a m a

Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, Advanced Diploma of Music

MrS L M

MS D T H y n e S ,

MR T J H a r t l e y , BCom, Bsci(IT), GradDip Ed

Year 7 Area Leader s

Mr R T Nelson, BEd

H e a d of English

Mrs A J Jackman, BSCBECI

Mrs L Russell, BEd

Ms M J Oates, BSC, DipEd

M r S E L K n i g h t , BA(Ed), GradDipRE

Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, Buiidconscert, Dp i Ed

Mr D I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE

Mrs J M Panckridge, BA(Ed>,BEd

BEd, DipTeach(Prim), GradDipDir

D O ' D o n n e l l , BA, DipEd, GradDip(Computing) L e e , BA, DipEd,GradDipSpEd

MaCk,

AMusA BMusEd GradDipMus

Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach, BEd

Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed) Mrs S. Peace, BSc (Hons) PGCE Sec Maths Mrs J Peake, GradDipinSpecEd, DipTeach Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd MS S R i c h e y , BA.GradDipEd MS C A R O O k e , BSc, BTeach

Mr R D Sullivan, BMusEd MS L T h o m p S O n , RN BA, DipEd-French/Eng, BEd TESOL Mr M L T o r p e y , DipTeach, BEd(PhysEd)

Mr DA Wade, DipTeach, BEd MS K W a t S O n , BA (Media Studies), BEd

Mrs L A Wightman, DipTeach(Phm) M r S S W y n t e r , PostGradRE, CertRE, DipEd

ACADEMIC STAFF 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Michael Terry Andrew Payne Tim Parkes Geoff Rutty Chris Dillon Alistair Deans Philip Pike Greg Smith David Curnow Christian Machar Gerard Donovan Rob Kayler-Thomson Paul Jeffreys Peter Hannah S t u a r t McCallum Roger Sullivan Lindsay Zoch Michael Panckridge Gareth Gilby Romney Nelson David Young 5 t h Row L-R: Tracey Kirby Petrina Porter Andree Fitzgerald Jennifer Smith David Andrews Lynne Byatt Nathalie Ross Tom Hartley Doug Wade Phil Taylor Ian Henricus Phil Armitage Patricia Clark Anne-Marie B u t t Cheryl W a t s o n John Xiao Michelene Ferguson Ros Palmer Chris Dinneen 4 t h Row L-R: Lucy Haigh Meryn Ratcliffe Debbie Cleary Jennifer Peake Bev Dickie Urszula Kamburowski Carol M o r r i s Ros Molyneux Barbara Carlson Fabio D'Agostin Brendan Ryan Paula Henning Gary Montgomery Richard Morris Anne Wightman Diane Clifford Louise Thompson Karen Fyffe Leanne McCartney Judith Coghill Jean Hobbs 3 r d Row L-R: Sally W y n t e r Mark Torpey Veronique Chabant Louise M o n o t t i Alan Thomas Carolyn M a t t h e w s Susan Richey Jane Utting Mary Preece Althea Abraham Kate Tol Therese Foley Debbie Hynes Caroline Fairlie Kate Hehir Katie Higgins Anne Augert Barbara Hollander M a r g a r e t Oates Carli Rooke Kelly W a t s o n Linda Gallus 2nd Row L-R: Jo Panckridge Leigh Knight Melissa Barnes Sara Peace Debbie Filling Helen McLean Julia Ekkel Diane Black Liz Smith Donna Lannan Athol-Mary Mahoney Amanda Jackman Julie Gainey Michael O'Donnell Linda Lee Leanne Russell M a r k Neeld Andrew McKie Wendy Flynn Carolyn Guest Rhondda Millan Edwina Davis Kristen Jones Front Row L-R: M a r k Irwin Mark Cheatley David Hibbard Greg Smith Michael Gallus Roger Smith M a r g a r e t Lethbridge Dr Pauline Turner Chris Lawson Mary Mason Coral Turner Harry Roberts Libby Russell Alec Hamilton Kim Johnson

Non-Teaching Staff - 2005 Business Manager

Senior School/Curric.Admin Secretary

Mrs T M a d d e n - Early Learning Centre

Ms C Taylor - Prep School

M r N F i n d l a y , Dip.Bus.Stud (Accounting) Dip Fin

(Term 1 & 2)

Mrs C Mallett - Matron Mossgiel House

Miss S Virtue - Senior School

Planning, CPA

M r s J Tucker - Secretary to the Business

Mrs N Mayfield - Laboratory Assistant

Manager

(Term 4)

Catering Manager

Director of Community

Mrs M W e e k s - Receptionist Prep

Mr N Myers - Director of Rowing

Mr M F Fanning

Relations & Development

School

Mrs J M c D o n a l d , ASS App soc sci- Library

Mrs C Barnard, BA,TITC

Miss D K Williams - Secretary to the

Technician

Catering

Principal

Ms S O'Neill - Integration Aide -

Ms J F Albert

Marketing Manager

Mrs R Wilkinson-Beards - Clerical

Campbell House

Mrs E Boal - Tuck shop - Prep School

Ms H Nicholls-Stary, BBUS

Assistant - Music dept

Mrs M Ryan - Integration Aide, After

Mrs D K Brackley - Tuck shop - Senior

Mrs J Young - Secretary to the Joint

School Care

School

Heads of Senior School

Mr R D Wells - Woodwork Machinist

Mr C J Den Besten

Mr M Saunders, Dip.prog.TechCNE - Network

Miss R A Fletcher

Ancillary Staff

Manager

Miss M P Harris - Tuck shop Senior

Mr N Allan, Dip computer systems - Network

Mr J S i m a n d l , Dip Computer Systems, CNA -

School

Archivist

and Systems Technician

Notebook and Desktop Support Technician

Mrs A - M M c R a e

M r C L a n n a n , B Com.Grad Dip Lib,AUA

Mrs K Bowler - Laboratory Assistant (on

Ms R S k o w r o n s k i - Library Technician

Ms R A Payne

leave)

M r s J T h o m p s o n , DIP Lib/Information Servies -

Ms J P Purcell

Accounting/Administration/

M r s M Bridges - Matron Mackie House

Library Technician

M s P E Quick

Secretarial

(Term 4)

Mrs A Vile - Matron Mackie House

Mrs J N Russell

Mrs J A A d a m s - Clerical Assistant

Mr P C a m p b e l l - Fine & Applied Art

Ms S S t a m e n i c - Resident Tutor,

Mrs L D Shore - Tuck shop - Prep

M r s J C a m e r o n - Senior School

Technician - Senior school

Mossgiel

School

Receptionist

Mr D A Carroll, DipAPPsci- Laboratory

Mrs J C a r r o l l - Senior School

Technician

Medical Centre

Mrs A M o o r e

Switchboard Relief (Term 1 & 2)

Mrs S Datson - Early Learning Centre

Sister M C a r t l e d g e - Registered Nurse

Mrs A E Potter

Mrs J D'Altera - Assistant to Careers

Assistant

Sister C S e w a r d - Registered Nurse, Grad

Ms J Lunney

Advisor

Mrs L Davis - Early Learning Centre

Dip Public Health(School Health)

MS D F a n n i n g , BA, GradDip (Bus Stud) -

Mr T Egan - Woodwork Maintenance

Sister C M a a s - Registered Nurse. (Relief

Driver

Publications/Media

M i S S J F a g a n , BSc(Bio),Adv Cert App Sc.(Resource

Nurse)

Mr M B Edhouse

Computing Services and Database Manager M r N H u n t , DipIT, B IT(Soft.Engineering)

Officer

Ms D M S t a n w a y

Mrs J Fuller- Secretary to the Joint

Management) -Lab. Technician - Prep

Heads of Senior School /Curric Admin

Mrs A Findlay - School Assistant -

Boatman

Grounds

Secretary (Term 3 & 4)

Campbell House

Mr R Morse

Ms K Allen - Prep School (on leave)

Mrs K Grant - Secretary to the Director

Mr J Fraser - Resident Tutor, Mackie

of Community Relations

Mr P Gauld - Recreation Centre Manager

Caretaker

Mr L G i l l e t t - Senior School

Mrs N G r o t h - Assistant to Business

Miss R Gaylard - After School Care

Mr A Harris

Mr B Ryan - Grounds Curator

Manager

Ms F G r e g o r i o u - Early Learning

Miss V H e n d e r s o n - Teacher

Centre/After School Care

Cleaning

Prep School

Aide/Admin Assistant - Campbell House

Ms K Hackett, ASS DIP APP SOC SC.

Mr B Aalders - Prep School

Mr M North - Prep School

Mrs A Inturrisi - Secretary to Head of

- Library Technician, Audio Visual

Mrs R Baird - Senior School

Ms M e r e d i t h Stuart - Senior School

Prep School

Mrs M Herbert - Early Learning Centre

Mr I B u d g e - Leading Hand Prep School

Mrs A J a m e s - Admissions Manager

Assistant

(Term 1 & 2)

Property Manager

(Term 1 & 2)

Mrs L H u d s o n - After School Care Co-

Ms F Davies - Senior School (On leave)

Mr G I Tomkins

Ms J J e r i n i c - Admin Assistant -

ordinator

Mrs C Harris Prep School

Community Relations

Ms A Harris - Early Learning Centre

Mr I Lynch - Acting Leading Hand -

Maintenance

Mrs Diana Masljak - Secretary to

Assistant

Senior School (Term 1)

Mr R F Dahlhaus

Business Manager

Ms J Kingsley - Aquatic Centre Coordi-

Mr A M a y n e - Senior School

Mr B Green

Mrs H Midgley - Senior School

nator

Mrs H Papas - Senior School

Mr G L a m o n d - Maintenance Foreman

Switchboard Relief (Term 3)

Mrs J Kittelty, BEd (Librarianship) -

Mrs C Pratt - Senior School

Mr P Rogers

Mrs M Miles - Clerical Assistant

Library Technician, Teacher's Aide,

Mrs V Rayner - Senior School

Mr P J Welsh

Mr R Russell - Office Manager

Campbell House

Mr K W Rixon - Prep School

Mrs F Tan - Secretary to Joint Heads of

M r s J Lewis - Early Learning Centre

Mrs J Smith - Senior School

Mr J Carroll - Senior School

Mr M Lovell - Assistant Curator,

NON TEACHING STAFF 2 0 0 5 4 t h Row L-R: Rebecca Gaylard Meredith Herbert Janine Albert Phil Rogers Ray Russell Nathan Allan Helen Midgley Greg Lamond Dale Carroll James Carroll B r e t t Green Meredith Stuart 3 r d Row L-R: Angelika Moore Angela Inturrisi Simone Datson Tanya Madden Con Lannan Jan Russell Pam Quick Janine Jerinic Deb Fanning Julie Lewis Jenny Kittelty Julie Fagan 2nd Row L-R: Jean Cameron Vicki Henderson Anna-Maria McRae Jodie Fuller Jeanette Adams M a r g a r e t Harris Julie Tucker Jane Lunney Jo Young Mandy Weeks Kristen Grant Front Row L-R: Marcus Saunders Murray Fanning Dianne Williams Greg Tomkins Dr Pauline Turner Neville Findlay Nathan Hunt Brendan Ryan Noelene Groth

Staff

Farewells cerely for her commitment and achieve-

continued with the Department in a

Development and saw the formation

ments and offer her our warmest wishes

number of schools, culminating in a

of the office of Community Relations.

for an enjoyable retirement,

long period at Matthew Flinders Girls'

Pauline Turner, Principal

Secondary College before a brief

Admissions Manager, a position she

retirement in 1994 when he followed

held for twelve years,

Lynne Byatt

an interest in travel by training as a

Carol Barnard,

Lynne is an outstanding teacher and

travel agent. Permanent travel posi-

Director of Community Relations.

is not only admired by us, but by many

tions were hard to find and we

early childhood educators in Victoria's

were pleased that he decided to apply

Western Region and Melbourne.

for a teaching position at his old school

Over the past seven years Lynne has

in 1996 when the popular and long-

Carol Barnard

carefully nurtured and imaginatively

serving Mr Bruce McLeod retired.

We are extremely grateful to Mrs

taught many young children. Her

Alistair has patiently guided many stu-

Carol Barnard for her dedication and

thoughtful questioning has stimulated

dents in Mathematics and Science

service to the College during seven

many children to build a real interest in

during his ten years here. His students

years as

their world and has given early child-

find him calm, caring, compassionate,

hood educators and their parents a

good-humoured and long suffering.

Director of Community

Relations and Development.

1995

she

was

appointed

As a member of the College Executive

rich insight into their thinking,

He is never too impatient to go

team, Carol managed a large and

After her trip to Reggio Emilia in Italy

through a difficult concept as many

diverse portfolio of responsibilities

Sandra Lea Wood

she returned to share and inspire us

times as it might take for students to

Sandra Lea Wood will be remem-

covering public relations, marketing,

all. But even more, we have over this

establish a full grasp. At the comple-

bered for her commitment to, and

social events, publications, admis-

year and the past six, enjoyed her

tion of the fiftieth year since his first

nurturing of, students with high ability

sions, fundraising, alumni and College

laughter and sense of fun, interest in

involvement with the College, he has

and the passion with which she

archives. Marketing became a special

us all and how we fared, her beautiful

decided to take some rest with his

encouraged

focus for the school during Carol's

prose, be it on a birthday card or in a

wife and spend some time travelling,

explore, challenge and discover new

appointment, a necessary response

newsletter to the parents and just the

Since his preferred mode of transport

pathways for learning, Debating has

to the competitive environment in

joy of her friendship.

is by sea, both rest and travel seem

been an area of expertise where

which independent education has

We wish her well with her new posi-

guaranteed. We thank him for his con-

Sandra has achieved some outstand-

evolved, especially within Geelong.

tion and hope to still see her, After all

tribution to the life of the College, both

ing results with our students in Junior

Under

she's only around the corner.

within and beyond the classroom, and

Secondary year levels. These stu-

Andree Fitzgerald

wish him a very happy retirement.

dents have continued through to form

David Hibbard,

the nucleus of a well honed debating

Head of Maths and Studies Coordinator

team to progress to Senior School.

Carol's

direction,

the

Community Relations Department has been

responsible

for

numerous

splendidly organised events such as Speech Day, special functions, Old Collegian reunions

role of public relations with sensitivity, tact and her customary good cheer. A wealth of publications, including the well-loved Ad Astra, benefited from Carol's interest and expertise, as has the development of College Archives

to play a minor part late in the Aquatic Centre appeal, she assumed an important role in the successful campaign for the Keith Humble Centre for Music and the Performing Arts. Carol has been a very valuable senior member of staff. We thank her most sin-

success in the debating arena and

Andrea J a m e s (OGC 1977)

ners. Carol also handled the important

fundraising, while Carol was only able

students

Every year we have enjoyed great

and parent din-

in recent times. With respect to

these

Andrea James has had a long associ-

many young orators will remember

ation with The Geelong College. Her

the hours of instruction and coaching

father,

that Sandra willingly provided.

Norman

Rachinger

was

Deputy Head of the Preparatory

Night of the Notables will always be

School

years.

remembered as a highlight of the year

Andrea attended the school from

for many students as they took up the

1975-1977 as one of the first girls at

challenge to become a 'Notable'

her

formative

Alistair D e a n s

The Geelong College.

In her final

under Sandra's guidance, After seri-

Alistair Deans began his career with

year she was a House Prefect in

ous research and immersion our stu-

the College in 1956 when he enrolled

Calvert House.

dents assumed the personality of

as a student. Graduating in 1961 he

She has been an active member of

their notable and convincingly pre-

moved on to read Mathematics and

the OGCA Committee since 1993, a

sented to an audience who were

Physics at the University of Melbourne

role she will continue as well as being

encouraged to question and seek

before beginning his teaching career

a current parent to Grant in Year 11.

information.

with the Victorian Department of

Andrea started work in 1993 as

vincing, articulate and well informed

Education at Bendigo in 1966. Alistair

Personal Assistant to Mr Bob Grant in

and left the audience in no doubt as to

Characters were con-

the depth of the student's research.

Geelong College has a fine record for

research, he responds to student dis-

years. The figures are impressive: *Over

Sandra has a wealth of knowledge

unstinting support for this cause.

cussion groups and has made the

that time she has worked with no fewer

and research in her chosen field and

Carole's contribution to our assem-

interactive pages staff-friendly, Alan

than four Heads of Mackie.

this was always evident in her discus-

blies, The Geelong College Challenge,

also pioneered on-line examinations

also worked with scores of duty mas-

She has

sions with staff members and her

Book Week, Festival Day and special

at Year 9 and 10,

ters/mistresses, More importantly she

devotion to students.

college occasions will remain with us

Alan has also made a significant contri-

has touched the lives of hundreds of

We wish her well for the future.

for many years. We have been encour-

bution to the non-academic life of the

boys and their families.

aged by Carole to value the spirit of the

College in his role of Tutor in Morrison,

Greg Smith, the current Head of

individual, look closely at ourselves,

where he will be sorely missed. He also

House, has described Ann as 'a living

laugh, cry and appreciate the comedy,

coached cricket, spending many a

treasure in Mackie by virtue of her knowledge of the history of the House,

pathos and passion that is drama,

long Saturday at square leg, as well as

Thank you Carole

innumerable House matches,

her knowledge of its past students

Coral Turner

The history staff who have worked

and her understanding and knowl-

with Alan have appreciated his sup-

edge of the role of Matron,' Certainly,

port, his knowledge and his desire to

her understanding and knowledge of

improve the learning climate for stu-

the House and its history have been

dents and staff. These have not been

tremendously important, but this is

easy years for a Head of History, with

only part of the story, As Greg also

curriculum change occurring at a

points out, the boys love her because

Drama

swift pace. Alan has always fought for

she is understanding, helpful and gen-

Coordinator to the Preparatory school

the academic integrity of his subject

uinely caring, and they respect her

in 1987 heralded a strong change in

whilst at the same time keeping in

because she combines this with a

direction and a passion for this area of

mind the technological expertise of

clear sense of their strengths and

the curriculum,

the students of the 21st century.

weaknesses, the preparedness to pull

Carole Mallett Carole's

appointment

Drama became a vibrant, disciplined

Alan T h o m a s

We thank Alan for his dedicated con-

them into line when it is required and

curriculum offering to be taken seri-

Alan came to The Geelong College in

tribution to the Geelong College and

the willingness to offer straight-talk-

ously and challenged many students

1998 as Head of History. Throughout

wish him happiness and fulfilment in

ing, common sense advice.

to explore their talents during the time

the following years, Alan has taught

his retirement,

The College will miss Ann as she has

they worked closely with her.

History at all levels, bringing alive the

Athol-Mary Mahoney

been an absolutely dependable mem-

Carole has nurtured many developing

worlds of early America, revolutionary

ber of staff who performs well beyond

actors, encouraging them to look

China, JFK and other Great Leaders

expectation;

staff

will

miss

Ann

deeply at their performances, explore

and World War 1 and 2 in Australia, He

because she has been a mainstay of

their strengths and challenge their

has also taught Australian History,

Mackie and key colleague with a thor-

vulnerabilities. Drama students have

Revolutions and Twentieth Century

ough knowledge and understanding of

been encouraged to observe critically

History at VCE level,

the boys, Mackie families and the way

and accurately, value originality and

Alan has the combination of the aca-

the house works; parents will miss Ann

bring vitality to their work.

demic

rigour and the delight in

because she has been a person in

Each year the Preparatory School com-

research of the historian and an

whom they could put complete trust,

munity has appreciated the breadth of

extraordinary work ethic. He has

knowing that they could leave their

student talent and the diverse theatre

spent many hundreds of hours over

children in her care with absolute con-

offerings that have emerged under

the holidays and at weekends work-

Ann Vile

fidence in her good-will and her abilities; and the boys will miss Ann

Carole's leadership. We will

long

ing on the 21st century delivery of his-

2006 will be a landmark year in Mackie

remember the stirring performances of

torical knowledge, He was committed

House because it will be the first time in

because they will lose a friend and a

our Year 8 students and the wonderful

to the College direction of Information

eighteen years that the year com-

confidant, a genuine surrogate mother. Ann retires to her home she loves in

Campbell House presentations.

Technology in the classroom. One of

mences without Tronnie' or Ann Vile

World Vision has demonstrated Carole's

Alan's greatest achievements has

serving in the position of House Matron.

Barwon Heads knowing that she will

passion for a cause and her contribu-

been the setting up of the History

Ann began her time in Mackie on 31

always be welcome back into Mackie.

tion has been outstanding, Each year

Intranet which is outstanding and truly

August

See you, Tronnie,

she has educated us and driven the

student centred and encouraging of

December 2005. Her longevity in the

Michael Gallus,

fund raising in our school community,

wider historical research and thinking,

position has been extraordinary, out-

Heaci of Boarding

encouraging us to give generously. The

He regularly updates with the latest

stripping her nearest rival by over seven

1987;

she

retired

School

Roll SHEMBREY, Tom C

ELC3

KLEIN, Katherine A

GOY, Rachael L

ADLER, Madeleine i

LEE, James

HARRIS, Isabella M

SMITH, Sarah E

COCKRAM, Bella C

MALONE, Samuel J

HORVAT, Chantel A

THORNE, Philippa A

COLLS, Isabeau A

MCLACHLAN, Jessica A

JACKMAN, Matthew R

WARD, Shannessy M

DERKSEN, Luke R

MILNER, Thomas N

KARAVITIS, Noelle O (Olivia)

XU, Isabella

FERNANDEZ, Oliver

O'BRIEN, Grace A

KOVACEV, M a r k A

YEAR 3

HALL, Samuel W

O'CONNOR, Katherine J (Katie)

LINDROS, Jack W G

ALLBERRY, Cassidy J E

HARRIS, William T C

PEACE, Samuel K

MALISHEV, M a t t h e w J

APPELBE, M a t t h e w F

JACKMAN, Angus R

PERRY, Luke E

MANTON, Nicholas W

BAYLIS, Hamish J

LYNCH, Benjamin M

RUMBLE, Thomas J

MCBAIN, Lachlan J

BOOTH, Harrison W

MALONE, Jessica A

SAYERS, Isabel R

MCGRATH, Rebecca A

BROWNLESS, Lucy I

MIDDLETON, Charles 0 [Charlie)

SCOTT, Bailey J

MILNER, Lucinda G

CARTER, Robert A

NEERHUT, Luca

THORNE, James D

MORGAN, Daniel J

CIELESH, Haley J

NOCKLES, Oliver A

TOL, Sophie A J

MORRIS, Angela K

COLLETT, Natalie L

NOWICKI, Elizabeth G

URQUHART, Georgia

MURRAY, Thomas I

DIMARTINO, Vittoria M

POTTER, Niamh G

WYNTER, Lachlan K

NOCKLES, Veronica

EASTON-BYLYKBASHI, Marnie K

ROSS, Grace J

PREP

O'BRIEN, Harrison S

FINDLAY, Elizabeth G

ROWBOTTOM, Rachel H

ADAMS, Lachlan J

O'LEARY, Jordan P

FITZPATRICK, James P

SANKEY, James C

BLACK, Fergus C

PATRICK, Amelia E

FORSYTH, Connor W

SANTALUCIA, Thomas D

BRASLIS, Eve C

RAYSON, Jack W

FRLAN, M i e t t a R

SILLITOE, Juliette R M

BROWN, Simone E

ROCHOW, Hollie J

HAMILTON, Samantha L

SOPER, Erin

BROWNLESS, Oscar A

RUSSELL, Dominique B

JABLONSKY, Alexandra M

WORBOYS, Nellie R

CAREY, William G

SADLER, Maysie F

KELLY, Isobel F

ELC4

CARR, Maddison C

SANKEY, Caitlin L

KENNEDY, Keaghan R

ADAMS, Georgia P

COCKRAM, Edward H

SANTALUCIA, Eliza G

LEVER, Alexandra F

BAENSCH, Eva L

COLLINS, Finn H

SCERRI, Sidney

MALISHEV, Nicholas P

BETT, Amara S

DEYOUNG, Luke P

THOMSON-MOORE, Lucas J

MCGREGOR, Alice J

BRANDT, Kurtis P

FANG, Darwie

TOL, William G

MCKINSTRY, Fraser J

COLLS, Imogen A

FOLEY, Cary E

WEST, Alexander P

NEERHUT, Hugh T

COLSON, Sophie R

HORVAT, Neve T

WYNTER, Chloe J

O'LEARY, Mitchell B

DARCY, Charlotte M

KELLY, Richard A

YEAR 2

PALMER, Corina R

GODDARD, Jeremy A S

KEMP, Nicholas T

BARTLETT, Samuel T

PANCKRIDGE, Bronte L

HARRIS, Charlie J

MALONE, Oscar J

BEATTY-KISS, Miranda G

PATRICK, Lachlan J

HATCH, Myalla F

MANTON, Oliver H

BERTON, Elana M

PLUMRIDGE, Zachary E

HODGSON, Curtis D

MAUDERER, Aleisha A

BLACK, Hamish A

POLIC, Genevieve L

ILLINGWORTH, Oscar

MCDONALD, Thomas A

BROWN, Nina L

PROFITT, Toby C H

JELLEY, Annabel

NICHOLSON, Genevieve H

BROWNLESS, Ruby M

RUSSELL, Hamish J

JONES, Lachlan H

O'BYRNE, Alexander G

CHRIMES, MacKenzie P

SKINNER, Olivia K

JUROS, Lucy I

PADANYI, Endre

CLARK, Olivia L

STEKELENBURG, John A (Jack)

MCCONNELL, Meg L

PASCOE, Ruby V

COLMAN, Madalyn T

WALLACE, Megan C

MCLEOD, Fynn R

PERRY, Brianna T

DEYOUNG, Arcadia J

WATSON, Liam C

MOORFOOT, Jack A

PROEBSTL, Nicholas A

FINLAY, Rebecca C

WATSON, Shani S

O'BYRNE, Emily M

ROSE, Claudia F

GONINON, Mitchell R

YEAR 4

PHUNG, Tristan J

RYAN, Michaela J

GOODEAR, Samuel 0

ALLEN, Jaimee L

PIROCH, Max A

SMITH, Bronte E

GORELL, Zoe V

ANGLISS, Peter W

PIROCH, Max A

STEWART, Grace

GOY, Michelle L

BAULCH, Emily G

RYAN, Laura G

TREWEEK, Connor S

GRATWICK, Manning J

BRIMACOMBE, Patrick J

RYAN, Patrick J

WATSON, India A

GROSSNICKLE, Elliott Z

CAILES, William

SMITH, Caitlin E

WEST, Jake T

HALIK, Jaydn R

CARMAN, Tom P

WATSON, llah A

YEAR1

JOHNSTON, Anthony L

CARTER, Amelia J

ELC5

ANDERSON, Olivia G

KLEIN, Elizabeth M

CIELESH, Sarah L

BARTLETT, Lachlan S

BAXTER, Suzanne V

LYNCH, Eugene J

COLMAN, Julia I

BARTLETT, Courtney N

BAYLIS, Charles N C

MALONE, Benjamin M

D'ADAMO, Gemma L

* CAMERON, Stephanie K

BRASLIS, Ethan D

MCDONALD, Lachlan J

D'ADAMO, Laura J

COLE, Jonathon E

CARR, William J

MCPHERSON, Lachlan D

DEYOUNG, Alexander P

COUTTS, Blake T B

COLE, Ashleigh L

MITCHELL, Jake E

EDDEY, Virginia G

ECCLESTON, Sarah K

COUTTS, Samuel M (Sam)

NARITA, Darcy T

EDGAR, Scarlett B

GORELL, William R

D'ARCY, Ruby R

NASH, Emily S

FENTON, Ella R

GORELL, Ava B

DRIJVER, Jonas S

NEERHUT Thomas J

GARCEY, Olivia M

GUBBELS, Ethan S

FERNANDEZ, Mollie

PASCOE, Griffin S (Fin)

GRAHAM, Harry W

HOLMES, Auryn A

FITZPATRICK, Jessica M

PERRY, Morgan T

GRIFFITHS, Rebecca Y

HYNES, Oscar C

GORELL, James M

PROEBSTL, Tiahna E

HARMON, Brady J

KLEIN, John L (Jack)

GORELL, Emma J

ROBINSON, Maddie G

HOARE, Hannah-Mae

HODGSON, Daniel B

PANCKRIDGE, Eliza K

TRIBE, Oliver L

HEATH, Lucy S

HU, Eileen T

PATTERSON, Rachel E

WATSON, Lucy S

HOLDING, James B

HYDE, Lane S

PLOWMAN, Kate H

WESTMAN, Ebony

HOLMES, Tahlia A

JARVIS, Juliette V

RILEY, Fiona K

WILLIAMS, Cameron M

HUGHES, Sebastian E (Sam)

LUPPINO, Alexandra K

SCERRI, Gemma

WOOD, Jack I

HURLEY, Jack F

MATHEWS, Ronan P

SHERRIFF, Amber L

WOOD, Oliver J

HVIDBERG, Kristian W

NICHOLSON, Imogen K

SMITH, Maddison G

YEAR 7

INNESS, Grace E

OBORNE, Liam G

STEEL, Jack H

AMERENA, Massimo F (Max)

IREDELL, Georgia R

OSBORN, Jye D

THOMAS, Alan M M

ANGLISS, John A E (Jack)

JENNINGS, Christopher L

PARKER, M a t t h e w R

THORNE, Georgia A

ANSKAITIS, Nicole T

JOHNSTONE, Angus D

PAYNE, Max C

THORNE, Sophie J

ARUNDELL, Claire E

JONES, Aron D

PEACE, Hannah S

WEST, Jack J

BARHAM, Charles B

KENT-SPARK, Oliver H

RAGG, Alexandra C

WILKINSON-BEARDS, Alexander J

BARTON, Fiona R

KERSHAW, Jack L

REITH-MYERS, Kelsey R

WILSON, Georgia R

BAULCH, William S

KIRBY, Philippa L

RING, Emma M

YEAR 6

BEITH, Edward A

KITCHEN, Renee L

ROBINSON, Shayden J

ALLEN, M a t t h e w B

BENNISON, Louisa R

KNIGHT, Clinton J

ROLLO, Richard J

BABIOLAKIS, Peter A

BERTONE, Jake V

LAM, Rachel C

RUSSELL, Samuel M

BAYLIS, Harry W

BIGELOW, Felicity J

LANGHAM, Richard P

SHELLEY, William R

BOUND, Kirbi A

BLAIR-THOMSON, Darcie A

LOADER, Jayman

SHEMBREY, Jack M

BRODIE, Anna G

BLOOD, Jake T

LOWE, Callan A

STEINFORT, Maximilian L (Max)

BURGESS, Aaron T

BOURKE, Emily K

MAAS, Alister C

STEWART, Frazer J

CAMERON, George M H

BOWDEN, William A

MAGUIRE, Grady R

TRIBE, Hugh W

CARR, Joshua C

BOWLER, Mason J

MAHON, Sean C

WHITE, Erica M

CARR, James S

BOWTELL, Leah E

MALCHER, Nicholas S

WOOD, Alexander B

CHOMLEY, Bernard (Bernie)

BOYD, Eliza A

MALTBY Callum J

ZHANG, Nina Y

CHRISTOU, James A

BRAND, Phoebe J

MARTIN, Jack O

YEAR 5

COMBEN, Aubrey A

BRIMACOMBE, Nicholas A

MASIERO, Michael

APPELBE, Katherine L

D'ADAMO, Timothy A

BRODIE, James A

MAYFIELD, Charles K

BARKER, Macklen D

DUNKLEY-SMITH, Addy J

BROTCHIE, Jessica E

MCCOLL, Rachel E

BAYLIS, Richard T

FAULKNER, Sophie E

BULL, Georgina L

MCFARLANE, Caroline J

BLACK, Anna E

FENTON, Billie E

BYRNES, Harrison 0

MCKINSTRY, Cara A

BOOTH, Jake T

FINDLAY, Claire A

CAILES, Benjamin C

MCNAUGHTON, Georgia E

CERTOMA, Alexander J

FITZPATRICK, M a t t h e w W

CALDOW, Samuel F

MIMS, Victor W

CHIRNSIDE, Hannah M

FLYNN, Catherine J

CARAH, Felicity L

MONOTTI, Katherine G

CHRIMES, Annabelle L

FULTON, Nicholas A

CARR, Emily S

MORRISON, Lachlan G

CROWLEY-CLOUGH, Erika B

GAZIS, Elena M

CHIRNSIDE, Lily E

MURPHY, Joshua W

DERKSEN, Aaron M

GLYNN, Vincent D

CLARK, Anna G

NAGLE, Thomas P

DYE, Riley L

GOODEAR, Thomas E

COLLINS, Erin A

NICOLO, Stephanie G

FISHER-KOLOSA, Byron J

GRANGE, William N

COOK, Chloe E

NIXON, Fraser D

FORSYTH, Harrison J (Harry)

GUBBINS, Meg

COOPER, Adam F

NOBLE, Stephanie C

FREDDI, Allanah J

HOMEWOOD, David

CORDNER Phoebe A

OATES, Emma V

FRLAN, Myles J

HYDE, Elian A

COUMANS, James B

OLSZAK, Morgan L

GRATWICK, Marius J

JEFFREYS, Camille K

D'ALTERA, M a r k A

PALMER-HILL, Hamish D

HALIK, Ebony P

KININMONTH Lucinda A (Luci)

DEBEEN, Coby M

PATTERSON, Tom J

HAMILTON, William A (Will)

KITTELTY, William J

DENNY, Dale E

PEDERSEN, Nicholas L

HILL, Francoise M

MORGAN, Benjamin J R

DESBOROUGH, Clare E

PERRY, Jack D

KELLY, James A

MORRIS, Anna E

DEVROME, Jacqueline A

PHILLIPS, Samuel C

KENFIELD, Jordan W

MURRIHY, Brydie S

DIXON-TRIGG, Alexander

PLOWMAN, Jack S

KLEIN, Talia

MUSCHALLA, M a t t h e w E

DOBSON, Samantha L

QUIRK, Johnny M

KOP, Courtney J

OAKLEY, Claire J

DUNSTAN, Ryleigh P

RATCLIFFE Georgia C A

LAMONT, M a t t h e w R

PASCOE, Lewis 0

DWYER, Michael E

READ, Jonathan J

LEE, Ian M

PAYNE, Rowan D

EDDEY, Meaghan V

REITH-MYERS, Tyrone M

LEVER, Thomas W

PLUMMER, Taneesha J

FITZPATRICK, Brittany K

RICHARDS, Michael A

MACDONALD, Abbey M

PORTER, James

FLANAGAN, Piers O

RILEY, Nicola L

MALISHEV, Nathanial J

PROFITT, Emily G

FOY, Olivia C

ROBERTS, Benjamin J

MCFARLANE, George H

RATCLIFFE, Edward M C

GARCEY, Andre F

ROLLAND, Eilish R

MCGRATH, M a t t h e w J

SACHDEV, Aaron

GEORGE, Alec J

ROSE, Alethea M

MITCHELL, Gabrielle M

SALVALAGGIO, Nathan

GEORGE, Russell H

RUSSELL, Fraser E

NARITA, Callum K

SANDRI, Taylor L

GOLIGHTLY, M a t t h e w J

RUSSELL, Brigitte E

NEERHUT, Oliver R

SHELLEY, Holly M

GORDON, Timothy James (Tim)

SAID, Olivia L STEEL, Madeleine J

NEERHUT, Alexander J

SKOGLUND, Laura R

GORE, Samuel T (Sam)

O'DONNELL, William D

STEINFORT, Hugo W

GRAHAM, Elizabeth A

STEKELENBURG, Amy J

PALMER, Lara J

THORNTON, Bronte W

GREEN, James M

TANG, Dorothy W

School Roll TAYLOR, Jeremy E

HARRIS, Rachel K

STOREY, Luke M

EGAN, Darci L

TAYLOR, Jaimi W

HATCH, Xavier

SUMMERS, Thomas J (Tom)

FALLAW, Samantha G

THOMS, Lachlan P

HAY, Joshua C

TAN, Tristan S

FAULKNER, Lucy C

TOULMIN, Jessica

HAYES, Sophie A

TAYLOR, Stephanie R

FITZPATRICK, Angus P

TOWNLEY, Angus R A

HENRICUS, Francesca A

TELEGIN, Alexey V (Alex)

FLYNN, Clare E

TRIPODI, Grace-Louise

HOLDING, Katherine E

THOMSON, Darcy M

FORD, Douglas C

TRIPODI, Santo

HOWARD, Daniel J

TIGANI, Dominic Y

FRASER, Alice L

TURNLEY, Dean R

JARVIS, Edward H

TIMMS, Jordan K

GARRATT, Madison R

UEBERGANG, Annabelle E

JEFFREYS, Joelan C

TOMKINS, Daniel W

GLEDHILL, Daniel G

VAN DE POL, Daniel J

JONES, Michael W

TRETHOWAN, Emily K

GOLIGHTLY, Rachael J

WALSH, Cameron J

KELLY, Fletcher W

VEANES Peta A

GOODEAR, Alice C

WANG, Nelson Y

KEMP, Lauren R

WEBSTER, Georgina G

GRAHAM, John N

WATSON, Lyndall A

KITTELTY, Katherine J (Kate)

WESCOTT, David E

GUBBINS, Phoebe P

WATSON, Ellie R

KNOTT, Jessie I

WESTMAN, Floyd I

GUY, Stephanie M

WELLEMAN, Hannah K

KOP, Laurens C

WILLIAMS, Miranda M

HALSTEAD, Kate A

WHITE, James R

KOVACEV, Nicholas P

WOOLMAN, Emma K

HARDCASTLE, Chelsea L

WIDDICOMBE, Rebecca J

LAMONT, Caitlin V

YEAR 9

HARMON, Cody J

WILSON, Annabelle C

LANE, Ayrlie J

ADAMS, Siobhan E

HAYDEN, Chloe P

WISHART, Angus R G

LAWSON, Jaimee-Lee

ADDISON, Jake N

HEATH, William A (Will)

WRIDE, Samuel J R (Sam]

LEE, Chloe B

ALBRECHT, Jessica L

HENDERSON, Sarah L

WRIGHT, Thomas M (Monty)

LEWIS, Harley J

ALLDIS, Ryan B

HERBERT, Ainslie E

YEAR 8

LUPPINO, Nicola M

ALLEN, Chloe P

HERD, Alexander F

ADELWOHRER, Bethany K

MACAULAY, Jackson C

ANDREWS, Meagan E

HOEVENAARS, Joshua J

AGOSTA, Sarah J

MALISHEV, Laura L

ARUNDELL, William A R

HOLLANDER, Andrew J

AMEZDROZ, Rebecca J

M A N N , Elliott T

BANJANIN, Kalena J

HURLEY, Julia M

ANDERSON, Ross G

MCCORKELL, Sophie E

BARTLETT, Holly E

INNESS, Georgia N

BABIOLAKIS, Stephanie A

MCKENZIE, Stephanie L

BARTON, Katherine F

IOANNOU, Penelope S

BABIOLAKIS, Tania 0

MCKENZIE, Cavelle L

BEAUMONT, Thomas J

JENKINS, Michael J

BAIRD, Samuel J

MCLEAN, Sam A

BOWDEN, Thomas J

KELLY, Thomas D

BARTON-THOMAS, Millicent (Milly)

MCPADDEN, Teak

BOWTELL, James L

KENT, Mitchell J

BELLEW, Sebastian M

M I M S , Nellie R

BOYD, Alexandra J

KEOGH, Zoe E

BERTON, Daniel J

MOLYNEUX, Thomas R

BRAITHWAITE-DAVIES, Oliver L (Ollie

KIRBY, Michael J

BEVERIDGE Laura E

MORGAN Alice M

BRAND, Lucy J

KITCHEN, Shaw A

BLAIR, Ruth I

MULLALY, Franklin E

BREHAUT, Maysie M

LEVICK, Anne L

BRADSHAW, M a r y R

MURPHY, Alexandra C

BRITT, Elena

LLOYD, Daniel R

BRIMACOMBE, Samantha J

NEERHUT, Edoardo K

BROTCHIE, James D

LUGG, M a t t h e w D

BUGGY, Zachary R

NEIL, Sam J

BROWN, Harriet R

MAAS, Thomas E

CAMPANARO, Sonia A

NICHOLSON, Olivia A

BROWN, Elliot P

MACK, Christopher W

CARMAN, Rebecca L

NIELSEN, Laura M

BURNS-WALLACE, Thomas

MACRAE, Georgina D

CARR, Alexander L

O'BRIEN, Anthea A

BUTLER, Llewyn C

MARENDAZ, Elizabeth M

CHAFFEY, Luke B

PERKINS, Thomas W (Tom)

BYRNES, Fraser 0

MARENDAZ, Annabel V

CHAMPION, M a r g o t H

PHILLIPS, Sebastian J

CAMERON, Charles A C

MATHEWS, Lorcan J

CHU, Aidan R

POLLARD, Belinda J

CAMERON, Grant T

MCLEAN, Nicole E

CLEARY, Timothy J (Tim)

POTTER, Phoebe A

CARR, Georgina S

MCLEAN, Sophie A

COOKE, Isobelle J

RAYSON, Isobel C

CARROLL, M a t t h e w W

MENHEERE, Zach A

COVER, Coco

RICHARDSON, Jack M

CASSIDY, Aengus F

MIDDLEMISS, Thomas J (Tom)

CURNOW, Eliza M

ROLLO, Alexander J (Alex)

CERTOMA, Daniel N

MILLINGTON, Christopher J

DALTON, Olivia M

ROSSITER, Bernadette M (Bernie)

CHIEN, Eric

MOATE, Lachlan T

DARLEY, Thomas

RUSSELL, William J

CHIRNSIDE, Jessica A

MORRIS, Sarah E

DAVEY, Thomas E

SALVALAGGIO, Daniel

CLARK, Jeremy D

MOUNTJOY, Jeremy L

DRURY, Katherine L

SANDRI, James M

COLLETT, M a t t h e w J

NANCARROW, Monique J

DYE, Mitchell R

SCOTT, Georgia A

CORDNER Penny E

NARITA, Ashley K

ELLIOTT, Brittany L

SECCULL, Zoe

CORDY, Ayce J

NATION, Milika J

FABBIAN, Julian F

SELLER, Angus W

CRAIG, Kendall

NICE, Angus W

FILLING, Nicole L

SEWARD, Henry C (Harry)

CROWLEY, Philippa M (Pip)

O'BRIEN, Julia M

GODDARD, Samuel A

SHERRIFF, Monique G

D'ALTERA, Sarah

O'BRIEN, Samuel T (Sam)

GOODRIDGE, David W

SHINNERS, Rhian E

DAWSON, Emily K

O'CONNOR, Clancy E B

GORE, Elizabeth A (Beth)

SKOGLUND, Christopher S

DAY, Thomas W

PASCO, James N

GOURLEY, Mitchell

SLOAN, Lucinda F

DENNY, Dean O

PROFITT, Samuel A

GRINTER, Oliver R

SMITH, Morgan A

DIMOVSKI, Scott C

QUIRK, Stevie J

GUBBINS, Daisy

STEKELENBURG, Laura K

DOUGLAS-GARDEN, Xanthe B

REEVE, Alika L

GUEROW, Jemma J

STEVENSON, William M

EDDEY, Alexander M

RHO, Sung Ho (Stan)

HALL, David S (Sebastian)

STEWART, Alexander C (Alex)

EDSALL, Greer L

RICHARDS, M a r k G

RILEY, Ella J

CROFT, Elizabeth S (Nessie)

NIELSEN, Andrew R

BAILEY, John W

ROBERTS, Thomas 0 (Tom)

CURNOW, Edward K

OTANI, Minami

BAILEY, Naomi P

ROBSON, Ngaire A

DAY, James R

PATON, Annabelle A

BALLINGER, Zachary V (Zac)

ROGERSON, Ned F

DIMSEY, Greer L

PERKINS, James R

BALODIS, Steen R

ROSEWALL, Todd W

DUNCAN, Grace I

PERKINS, Sarah A

BARHAM, Jaxson W

RUSSELL, Henry C

DUNKLEY-SMITH, Joshua J

PHILIP, Georgina R

BARNARD, Huw G

RUSSELL, Isabelle C J

EOBOB, Aronson H

PICKERING, Mitchell S

BARTLETT, Samuel L

RUTHERFORD, Emily J

FAGG, Christopher G

POLLARD, Timothy J

BATTYE, Kristen M

SAHLSTROM, Donald C

FAIRBAIRN, Thomas F

PREST, Hade K

BEATON, Ross D

SALT, Madeleine K

FLANAGAN, Julian J

QUAIL, Richard P

BELL, Andrew P

SAUNDERS, Katalin L

FOOTT, TOM C

RAYSON, Eloise

BERTON, Julian C

SCHULTZ, Benjamin (Ben) W

FRANKLIN, David G

RICHARDSON, Rhiannon M

BOURCHIER, Fraser J

SERLE, Catherine J

GAZIS, Alexandra (Alex)

RIX, Kathleen I

BOURKE, Jonathan E

SIMANDL, Michael

GERVIS, Kyle E

ROSSITER, Clare E

BOYLE, Catherine A

SINCLAIR, Kate A

GIBLIN, Todd J

SAID, Deana

BRITT, Natasha

STEINFORT, Phoebe

GILBERT, Hugh S

SAID, Raquel

BROWN, Alexandra L

STURGES, Jeremy W

GOOD, Alexander M

SCAIFE, Anna K

BROWNSTEIN, Rachael E

SUNDERLAND, Andrew D A

GOUGH, Caroline R

SCALE, Georgia E

CALABY, Alyssa J

TAYLOR, Robert

GOURLEY, Cameron

SCOTT, Blair S

CAMERON, Sally C

THOMS, Laura J

GREEN, Elyse M

SECCULL, Jessica C

CAMERON, Jonathan E

TOBIN, Charlotte M

GREIG, Georgina M (Georgie)

SMITH, Angela E

CARMAN, David T

TOMKINS, Jordan E

GRICE, Benjamin R

SMITH, Katie M

CHAN, Yu-Ming (Hank)

TRIBE, Stephanie B

GRINTER, Sarsha A

SMITH, Jacqueline L

CHESLETT, Rebecca M (Beck)

TRIPOLINO, Robert

GROSSNICKLE, Ona N A

STEPHENSON, Alice M

CHURKOVICH, Matthew M

UEBERGANG, Jessica B

GRUZAUSKAS, Mark J

STEWART, Stephanie J

CLULEY-BOLSIN Christopher D

VAN INGEN, Connor J

GUEROW, Jessica F

STURM, Emma E

COLLINS, Dayne J

WADE, Cameron T

GUY, Michael G

SZETO, Shiu Fung (Chris)

CONNOR, Cassidy

WADE, M a t t h e w T

HALPIN, Gillian E

TARTICCHIO, Wayde R

CORDY, Reece R

WALSH, James A

HARBISON, Amy K

TAYLOR, Nicholas S

COSTIN, Mitchell B (Mitch)

WATSON, Timothy A

HARRISON, Nicholas S

TAYLOR, Campbell L

CROWLEY, Alice J

WATSON, Caroline P

HARTNELL, William E

TELEGIN, Elya

CROWLEY-CLOUGH, Stefanie 0

WHEELER, Thomas A

HAWKINS, Edwina A

THOMPSON, Fletcher J F

CURNOW, Charlotte L

WHITE, Kim T

HAYES, Madeleine S

TOWNLEY, John R (Jack)

CURRAN, Jack G

WOOD, Callum R

HENDERSON, Lachlan J

TRETHOWAN, Ashley C

DALES-SUTTON, Jacob W (Jake)

WOOD, Elizabeth R

HEWITT, Susannah A

TSING, Niven

DALIG, Dorothea M

W U , Luke H

HICKMAN, Amelia J

TYACK, Genevieve E

DENNIS, Sarah C

YEUNG, Chun Kit (Alan)

HODGSON, Ada E

UREN, Timothy A

DIMOVSKI, Benjamin J

YEAR 10

HOWARD, M a t t h e w D

VAN DE POL, William J

DOHERTY, Tyson R

AGOSTA, Amelia J

HUNT, Georgia R

VEANES Hayden L

DONALD, Samuel G

ALLEN, Sophie J

JAMES, Sarah H

VERFURTH, Emile J

DREW, James M

ANDERSON, Lauren G

JAMES, Grant N

VERWOERT, Nathan P

EDGEWORTH, Shaun P

APPELBE, Liam S

JOHNSTONE, George F

VO, Jessie

FAGAN-NOLAN, Benjamin J

ARTHUR, Megan L

JONES, Ryan S

WALSH, Andrew R

FLYNN, Hamish M

BABIOLAKIS, Madeleine D

KLOESTER, Elanor M

WALSH, Nathan D

FORBES, Fergus J

BARLOW, Christopher J (Jake)

KUMNICK, Timothy M

WANG, Hao (Stella)

FRASER, Lachlan H

BAULCH, Samuel T G (Tom)

LANGHAM, Freya J

W A R N , Leeshia M

GAINEY, Stephanie J

BAULCH, Elizabeth L (Libby)

LAU, Claudia

WEDDELL, Albert J

GAO, Xiao L (Eileen)

BILLING, Andrew L

LEONTIADES, John L

W E N , Le C (David)

GAZIS, Mary J

BOWLER, Hayden A

LIN, Ka Ki (Kent)

WHEELER, Mitchell W

GRIFFITHS, Fleur E

BOYD, Sophie I

LINDEMAN, Alistair F

WIFFEN, Shane L

GUBBINS, Jessie

BUCHAN, David C

LINKE, Richard J

WILKENS, Edwina K

GUBBINS, Zach D

BULL, Emily J

LOW, Brian T

WILLIAMS, Keiran J

GUNTHER, David L

BURTON, Harriet I

LOWE, Connor P

WRIDE, M a t t h e w P

HALL, Georgia A

CALDOW, Amy M

MACRAE, Nicholas G

WRIGHT, Christopher J

HARLEY, Miles R

CALDWELL, Eliza N

MALTBY, Timothy K (Tim)

XIAO, Di

HASKETT, Benjamin J (Ben)

CAMERON, Rebecca J

MAY, Samantha A

YANG, Yu Xuan (Raine)

HEARD, John D

CARNELL, Brittney P

MCCARTNEY, Laura E

YEUNG, Cheryl

HENRICUS, Salvador E

CARROLL, Thomas A (Tom)

MCDONALD, Josephine E

YOUNG, Andrew J

HILL, David A

CHAMPION, Monty

MCNAUGHTON, Alexandra L

ZWIRS, James F

HO, Jiah L

CHAMPNESS, William G

MILL, Samuel J (Sam)

YEAR 11

HOBBS, Ryan J

CHAMPNESS, James L

MITCHELL, Edward G

ADAMS, David J

HOLMES, Haydon B

CHAPMAN, Chloe E

MONOTTI, William J

ALLEN, Phillip J

HOUGH, Megan L

CHISHOLM, Sophie C

NICOLO, Xavier M

A M O N , Freya R

HUGHES, Sarah J

COLLINS, Lachlan W

NIELSEN, Paris H

ANDERSON, Amelia K

HUNT, David J

School

Roll

HURLEY, Monique S

SAWADE, Thomas C (Tom)

CHAN, W a i Hung (Frederick)

MCNAMARA, Elise B

HYATT, Phillipa L (Pip)

SCHOFIELD, William J

CHAPMAN, M a t t h e w L

MCPADDEN, Tarley

IOANNOU, Socrates (Jonathan]

SCHOFIELD, William D

CHIRNSIDE, Sally J

MEAGER, Benjamin J

JACKSON, Emma

SELL, Eliza A

CHOU, Yi-Te (Jason)

MELLETT, Michaela R

JARROLD, Sophie M

SERLE, Andrew G

COGHLAN, Allysha S

MERRIMAN, Bennett J

JASEK, Louis P

SEWARD, George G

COLMAN, Michael A

MILL, Chloe R

JENKINS, Thomas 0

SHING, Ka Yan (Crystal)

COMER, Laura K

MILLER, Edward J

JENNINGS, Edward C (Ed)

SIMS, M a t t h e w W

CORDNER, David W

MILLINGTON, Carl E

JESSEN, Natalie E

SINCLAIR, Jock A

CRAWFORD, Lucinda R E (Luci)

MONTGOMERY, Campbell J

JILICH, Lauren K

SKILBECK, Brigit K

CROFT, Anna E

MORRIS, Annie A

KELLETT, Philip

SMITH, Ewen C

CROWL, Charles G

MURRAY, Marcus L C

KEMPE, M a t t h e w D

SMITH, Andrew L

D'ALTERA, Emily R

NG, Chi Fung (Bryan)

KERNEY, Madison B

STANLEY, Alexander R

DAVEY, Elise K

NG, Ling F (Tom)

KIM, Lydia

STANNARD, Timothy P

DAVIES, Toby O

O'ROURKE, Laura E

KING, Stephanie L

STEINFORT, Tom

DAVIES, Lewis J

PASCO, Gemma K

KNEZEVICH, Theodore J

STEVENSON, Jackson D

DEPPELER, Annabell A

PATON, Campbell J (Cam)

KOP, Jocelyn L

STEWART, William K

DICKENS, Carl A

PETROVSKI, Kristina L

LANDY, Katherine E

STEWART, Hugh C

DIMARTINO, Kristofer C

PHILIP, Melanie L

LAU, Alexander W

SUTHERLAND, Campbell M

DIMOVSKI, M a t t h e w J

PICKEN, Peter W

LIDGERWOOD, Steven G

TAYLOR, Stacey D

DOAK, Geoffrey C (Geoff)

PLUMMER, Kasselle L

LIN, Yu-Hang (Allan)

TAYLOR, Andrew

DONCON, Nicholas M

POSSINGHAM, Michael P

LINKE, John T

THORNTON, Ty W

DUFF, Samuel F (Sam)

PREST, Lauren E

LLOYD, Jayson T

TIMMS, Jared N

EAST, Phoebe K

QUARANTA, Danielle C (Catherine)

LOURENSZ, Ziska deC

TOMPKINS, Joshua J

FALLOON, Adam H

RAMIA, James G

LUCA, Vincent A

TOWNLEY, Catherine L (Cate)

FLANAGAN, Huw B

RAYSON, Amelia J

LUGG, Richard A

TSAI, Ke-Chun (Gina)

FRIEND, Benjamin H

ROBSON, M a t t h e w D

MACDONALD, Holly G C

WAIT, Kirsty

GILBERT-KENT, Simon F

RUSSELL, James G

MACKENZIE, Sophie E

WARREN, Eloise A

GLEESON, Georgia

SAUNDERS, Emily R

MAY, Amanda L

WESCOTT, Anthea C

GOLDING, Andrew J

SCAIFE, David J

MCARTHUR, Andrew F

WETTENHALL, Roger I

GRAY, Emma F

SEDGWICK, Kate E

MCARTHUR, James S

WHITE, Nicholas G

GREEN, Stephen J

SHERRIFF, Alicia J

MCKENZIE, Joel D

WHITWORTH, Samuel V (Sam)

GRIFFITHS, Christopher S (Chris)

SIU, Hiu Nan (Jessica)

MEXTED, Zara N

WILSON, James S

GROSS, Joel

SMISSEN, Peter J

MILEVA, Shandika (Diva)

WOOD, Brittany C

HALL, Alistair D

SMITH, Stephanie A

MILNES, Ashleigh E

WOOD, William A

HANSON, Hugh C

SMITH, Xavier T

MYER, Helena M (Nellie)

WOOLMAN, Jeremy D

HARBISON, Sam T

STEEN, Tom A

N A M , Oliver J (Ollie)

YANG, Thomas

HARBUTT, Emma R

TERPENOU, Leanne L

NATION, Richard J

YEAR 12

HEANEY, Katelyn L

THOMPSON, Benjamin P (Ben)

NELSON, John A (Jack)

ABIKHAIR, Melody R

HENDREY, Jeanne K

TORNEY, Georgia L

NICE, Thomas J

ALJAFRI, Alya B

HICKMAN, Tristan T

TRIPOLINO, Anthony

O'BRIEN, Eloise M

ALSTON, Digby R

HILL, Elizabeth K

TURNER, Che A

OBORNE, Timmothy

AMEZDROZ, Sophie A

HOPE-JOHNSTONE, Virginia C

VAN DE POL, James P

OLIVER, Amy I

ANDERSON, Edward R

HOUGHTON, Philip R

VEANES, Nicholas R

OLSZAK, Corey P

ANDI, Dibya Amanda

HURST, Elizabeth S

VO, Thi Ai (Minh)

OSBORNE, James N

ANDREWS, Christopher T (Chris)

JESSEN, Nicholas S

WEDDELL, Henry J

OXLEY, James J

BAE, Sung Hee

JOBSON, Blake A

WEE, Yi En (Jonathan)

PAISLEY, Scott

BANJANIN, Andrew D

JOHNSTONE, Thomas H (Tom)

WEST, Fraser H

PEAKE, Annaleise M

BAULCH, Prudence C

KIMBER, Aaron J

WEST, Hannah M

PHILLIPS, Nicholas W

BEAUMONT, Blake C

LEE, Jonathan A

WHITE, Christopher W

POOLE, Julian J

BOSTON, Alexander L

LEONTIADES, Cleoniki

WHITE, Jonathan F

POSSINGHAM, Katie A

BRAND, Sam T

LI, Adrian Man Chung

WILLIAMS, Scott A

QIN, Jiaxing

BRENNAN, Madeline

LIGHTFOOT, Nadia M

WILSON, M a t t h e w J

RASTAS, Thomas E (Tom)

BUCHAN, James R

LO, Hoi Chee (Fion)

W I T H A M , Scott J

RATCLIFFE, James R

BURRELL, Samuel C

MAAS, William P

WRIGHT, Scott W

READ, Samantha S

BUTLER, James E

MACAULAY, Alexandra F

W Y N N , Sarah J

REID, Julia L

CALDER, Anna C

MACKENZIE, Susan H

YAP, Liam T

RHODES, Anna M

CALDWELL, Charles B

MCBRIDE, Joshua P

YOUNG, David A

RICHARDSON, Holly F

CAMERON, Emily J

MCELWEE, Samuel W (Sam)

YOUNG, Amy E

ROCKEFELLER, Michael J

CARAH, Thomas J

MCKAY, Samantha M

YUSRIL, Puti N (Rilsa)

ROSS, Claire E

CARR, Jacqueline C

MCKEE-LARSEN, Jamie E

ZWIRS, Chelsea V

RUSSELL, Cameron C

CASSIDY, Elizabeth S

MCLARTY, Sarah J

RYAN, Kelly P M

CHAMPION, Bridget H

MCLEAN, Susan E

SAUNDERS, Adam A

CHAMPNESS, Thomas C

MCLENNAN, Shea W

YEAR 12 2 0 0 5 6 t h Row L-R: Charles Caldwell Scott W i t h a m Hugh Hanson M a t t h e w Robson Christopher (Chris) Andrews Edward Miller Geoffrey (Geoff) Doak Campbell (Cam) Paton Nicholas Jessen Joel Gross Andrew Banjanin Alistair Hall Huw Flanagan Edward Anderson James Russell Sam Harbison Nicholas Veanes Scott W r i g h t Scott Williams Benjamin Friend James Van De Pol Henry Weddell 5 t h Row L-R: Tom Steen Aaron Kimber Campbell Montgomery M a t t h e w Wilson M a t t h e w Chapman Shea McLennan Jonathan W h i t e Thomas Champness Che Turner Carl Millington Alexander Boston David Cordner Samuel Burrell Jamie McKee-Larsen Joshua McBride Michael Possingham Christopher White Kristofer Dimartino Fraser W e s t Philip Houghton 4 t h Row L-R: Digby Alston David Scaife Ling (Tom) Ng Man Chung (Adrian) Li Marcus M ur r ay Samuel (Sam) McElwee Simon Gilbert-Kent Michael Colman Lewis Davies Anthony Tripolino Michael Langdon Benjamin Meager Blake Jobson Toby Davies Tristan Hickman Stephen Green Andrew Golding Xavier Smith Carl Dickens Peter Picken Jonathan Lee 3 r d Row L-R: Alya Aljafri Jacqueline Carr Tarley McPadden Yi-Te (Jason) Chou William Maas Thomas Carah Thomas (Tom) Johnstone Blake Beaumont James Ramia Bennett M e r r i m a n Adam Falloon W a i Hung (Frederick) Chan Nicholas Doncon Charles Crowl David Young James Buchan Sam Brand James Butler Christopher Griffiths Benjamin (Ben) Thompson Peter Smissen Chi Fung (Bryan) Ng Samuel (Sam) Duff M a t t h e w Dimovski Yi En (Jonathan) Wee Liam Yap Emily Saunders Catherine Quaranta Puti (Rilsa) Yusril 2nd Row L-R: Hiu Nan (Jessica) Siu Cleoniki (Cleo) Leontiades Melanie Philip Hannah W e s t Madeline Brennan Nadia Lightfoot Melody Abikhair Sarah Wynn Elizabeth Hurst Prudence Baulch Susan Mackenzie Chelsea Zwirs Alicia Sherriff Emily Cameron Emily D'altera Leanne Terpenou Elise Davey Laura O'Rourke Stephanie Smith Anna Okholm-Hansen Sophie Amezdroz

Sally Chirnside Kasselle Plummer Emma Gray Annabell Deppeler Virginia Hope-Johnstone Lucinda (Luci) Crawford Anna Calder Susan McLean Sarah McLarty Chloe Mill Fion Lo Front Row L-R: Sung Hee (Sarah) Bae Dibya (Amanda) Andi Katelyn Heaney Emma Harbutt Elizabeth Cassidy Annie M o r r i s Gemma Pasco Amy Young Anna Croft Lauren Prest Laura Comer Kristina Petrovski Elise McNamara Elizabeth Hill Michaela Mellett Amelia Rayson Thi Ai (Minh) Vo Bridget Champion Alexandra Macaulay Georgia Torney Phoebe East Samantha McKay Allysha Coghlan Jeanne Hendrey

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