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r Aly, Dr Seward, members of Council, parents, staff, students and members of The Geelong College community. It is my pri\ilege in this brief report to reflect on the progress the College has made oyer the course of 2009.

\\ 'hen I look back over this year, two core responsibilities the College has discharged, in what has turned out to be a demanding social and educational environment, stand out clearly to me. The first is the absolutely critical role the school assumed in respect of the health, safety and well-being of our students as a variety of challenges emerged. In a sense, for us, the scene was set when 2009 began in a blaze of heat causing disastrous bushfires to flare up in different parts of the state, classes to be cancelled on the first two days of school and sport to be called off as temperatures soared over 40 degrees. Conditions gradually returned to normal but the experience gave us a

jolt and set in motion reviews of our crisis communication processes and extreme weather policies relating to the academic and sporting programs. \Ye sensed that the ground had shifted, that a new situation of uncertainty had emerged, for which we needed to develop appropriate safety parameters within the school's broad risk management framework. The question of health and safety took on a more global form in Term 2 when so-called swine flu emanating from Mexico sparked widespread outbreaks, especially in Victoria, and threatened to disrupt our school operations. Policies had to be put in place to manage this situation and to plan for similar threats in the future. Avian flu and the SARS epidemic were too fresh a memory for us not to understand that such global clisease alerts have rapidly become a new norm. Term 3 provided a challenge of a different order -- managing the emotional and spiritual well-being of

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our students and staff following the disturbing suicide of one of our Year 9 students, Taylall Mahon. Resources were put in place to support their needs, especially thos most closely affected, and a reassuring environment was created for students to raise questions and express their grief. Tot only students but parents felt particularly anxious in the wake of a number of well-publicised student suicides in Geelong. Specialist personnel were enlisted to assist but, interestingly, as was highlighted later by the head of the external counselling team, they served mainly to support our internal welfare team (teachers, Heads of I louse, School Counsellor and SpiriLual Coordinator) who had all responded with Lact and compassion. SubsequenLly, a community fOl'Wn devoted to promoting resiliency in our children and menLal healLh issues took place early in 1erm 4. where th need for teachers and fan1ilics La be encouraging, vigilanL and supportive in r lating Lo young people, whose vulnerabiliLies are of Len oncealed

and subject to exploitation, was highlighted again and again. In the light of calamities like this and challenges of a more general nature, such as social and family dislocation, our schools are increasingly becoming core social centres and the site of essential welfare-oriented services. A fourth more subtle set of challenges threatening the well-being of young people and which has been gathering strength over the years was also tackled front on by the school Hris year. I am speaking now of tlle cyber world which, while offering a wealtll of opportw.nties for learning and social neLworlilllg, has become invasive in many of our students' lives. IIelping sLudents Lo navigate it safely and to develop an acceptable moral compass has become a priority in thi school and we have twice enlisted the services of an acknowledged expert in Lhe field, Robyn Treyvaud, to assist staff, sLudenLs and parents to 1.mdcr Land and devise appropriaLe pracLices and policies. We also engaged a

leading drug and alcohol educator, Paul Dillon from Sydney, who uses positive psychology to help students realise that taking drugs or habitual drinking is not an obligatory norm of adolescence, and his follow-up forum for parents was invaluable. Beyond these more targeted welfare programs, I should mention the many time-honoured ways in wInch schools hl{e ours routinely help students to become connected, confident young people who are able to \vithstand tlle aggressions of modem living and flourish individually and collectively. Sport, drama, music-mal<ing, debating, camps, House activities, community service and cro s-cultural experiences, wInch form a very large part of what constitut a College education, have again this year afforded myriad oPPOltunities for students to gain viLal skills, acquire decent values and build up inlporLant socio-cultural competencies. These opportunities stand alongside the curriculum proper and help students dev lop into well-

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rounded, balanced individuals. The recently introduced Fulfilling Lives programs, which expose our Year lOs to different communities and ways of living inside and outside Australia, testing their individual values and sense of being, have been a valuable addition to our offering, with an eyen more interesting line-up of programs for next year including expedition and service based experiences in Bomeo and Thailand. I warmly thank Senior School teachers for so willingly leading these important kinds of programs from which students derive both great enjoyment and enduring cultural and moral benefit. At tlle sanle time as we have attended Lo the well-being and personal growth of our students, the College ha continued to develop strongly as a learning organisation Uris year, "'lnch i.s the second core responsibility I w1sh to touch on today. I "ill report in detail to parents next January on Lhe educational irntiatives we have introduced in 2009 (including tile

ucces ful Regan Career cowlselling program) but it is important to clarify the sense of om most recent educational tim.lst in tins end-of-year address. To me, it can be sUilllnaTised by om greater focus on data collection and analysis to identify paJticular aJ'eas requiring attention, especially literacy acro the cmriculwn and in relation to external test and eXaJnination results. E.\.cellence is not aJl act but a habit. Aristotle suggested more thaJl two millennia ago, and tln chool i committed to enabling its teachers both to deyelop individually and embed best practice witllin tlleir subject areas. ,~.lld to encourage outstanding practice this year, we introduced an Exemplary Teacher A\yard "'hose recipients are also required to dewlop leaJning projects ""hich \\ill be of ongoing benefit to their colleagues and ultimately. of course. our students. Allied to tlns and further trengthening the knowledge and capacity of om staff is the :'laster of Education Studies program deliYered by Ballarat University ,,"hich ten of om teachers, who have been subsidi ed by the school, will complete this year. These Senior and Preparatory School teachers are to be commended for their intense dedication to their professional learning which has been pursued at considerable personal cost on top of their normal teaching load. I

should add U1at UnTe oU1er Collcge teacher ar eiU1cr working on, or will complete, a diIIerent i\iaster degree thi yeaJ'. TIns is a school conmntted to growth, development aJld c.'Ccellenc in teaching aJldlcaJ'lling. ~ lore tllaJl five yeaTS ago, when

the College \Vas preparing iLs first education plan, we aJlalysed several school scenarios put forward by the OrgaJ1isation for Economic Cooperation and Development which suggested that schools that would tlnive in the futme would probably go down one of two di tinctive pathways - either enacting a social, welfare and commw1ity chaJter or adopting more of a learning orgaJ1isation focus. I \yould suggest that the demands of the current social and educational conte,.'t require good schools to do both well and the fulfibnent of these two core roles is what this school will wholeheartedly pursue in the coming years. On a broader le\'el, it is important to highlight the federal government's determination that there be two major school priorities in the coming years: firstly, the implementation of a national curriculum beginning in 2011, ,,'hich educators around Australia agree may strengthen the quality of curriculum delivery overall; and secondly, transparency in reporting, with school performance data set to be posted online from

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Ule end of this year. I \Vould like to comment on the latter developmenL today. Th current governmcnt in Canberra insists U1aL paJ'enLs want the abili ty Lo compaJ'e Ule results of sinlliar schools aJld UlaL it will be in a better position to assisL 'failing' schools once th e data become publicly availabl . However, as you may lmow, fuis push for traJlsparency and accountability has been widely resisted by teachers and principals across Australia, including in independent schools, who fear it will result in league tables which will 'name and shame' underperformers and seriously damage school commw1ities.

The implications of the national online report caJ'd will be far-reaching, I believe, and may change the way people think about schools and education in Australia. vVhat parents need to realise is that the data will present a narrow snapshot of school performance based essentially on testing atYears 3, 5,7 and 9 . It will not reflect the richness of the school experience which deals in LU'l.llleasmable intangibles such as the breadth of curriculum, quality of care, inculcation of values, personal grOwtll, co-curricular involvement and sense of commw1ity. It will report instead in bmeaucratic terms on literacy and numeracy at selected year levels and present senior secondary outcomes,

thank !VIr Mahon for capably assuming the role of Acting Principal during my sabbatical in Term 2. As you are aware, our Director of Community Relations and Development, Mrs Best, will be leaving in the new year. She has performed her complex and varied responsibilities in a highly professional and exemplary manner throughout the four years of her time \vith us and will be greatly missed by the whole school community. I also acknowledge the valuable role our Business Manager, Mr Findlay, has played in managing the business, financial and administrative centres of the school for more than six years and his loyal service to the College.

tertiary destinations, teacher qualifications, students' background and general attendance rates . 'Nhile it will in no way capture the totality of the educational expelience, comparisons between schools will be drawn and the media will inevitably delight in maloog ultimately damaging jUdgements. In Australia, we have thus far avoided the excesses of the English system of interschool ranloogs and the equally dubious testing and rankings of American public schools and it is a pity that this government has chosen to ignore the advice of many respected educators. I note, in conclusion, that the aclmowledged top education performer in the world, Finland, does not publish any data at all on its schools. It is important now to thank a number of people for the contribution they have made to the College's programs and iLs educational progress this year. First of all, I am graLeful to the academic staff for th ir d votion to Lbcir teaching and co-curricular responsibiliti and to the welfare

of the student body in general. They are called on to invest themselves in many different projects and the school is fortunate to have the services of a very talented and committed group of teachers, as the three College ViceCaptains made abundantly clear, in their own thankful terms, at our Valedictory celebrations last Friday. Three of our Senior School staff are leaving this year and I thank them warmly for their valuable contributions over varying periods of time: Mrs Ekkel after 22 years mainly as a teacher of French; NIl' Andrews after 18 years as part of the Austin Gray staff; and lVlrs 1 lcArthur after two, as IT teacher and Coordinator of E-Iearning. I am also very grateful to the members of my Executive team who have played important roles in ensuring the effective deliver.> of our programs and management of the multifaceted operations of the school. They have also brought invaluable assistance and support to me, as Principal, for which I thanl\. them sincerely. I especially

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The Prefects and School Captains also deserve my particular thanks for their leadership of the student body this year. Vice-Captains, Caitlin Lamont, Harry Seward and Elliott Mann, and Captains, Kate Kittlety and Tom Molyneux, \\'ho have all given remarkable service which I am pleased to aclmowledge today. And nmv, as always on Speech Day, it is with great pride and pleasure that I announce our new school leaders. In 2009, Vice-Captains will be Fiona Barton and Richard Langham and the CoCaptains of the College will be Lyndall Watson and Nelson Wang. Please join me in congratulating these fine young people on their appointment. In conclusion, I would like to express my gratitude to the members of the College Council for their generous commitment to the school s affairs and especially thank the Chairman, Dr Hugh Seward, who has led Council v,rith distinction again this year. I am deeply grateful to him for his devotion to the advancement of the College and for his particular support of me in the execution of my duties as Principal of this fine school. Thank you all very much for your attendance at Speech Day 2009 and my best ""rishes to you for a safe and fulfilling holiday in the near future. Dr Pauline Turner Principal

s I reflect on t.he 2009 year 1 am genuinely heartened and excited by what I see. There have been some 'highs' and 'lows' throughout the year but I feel a sen e of optimism for the today and the future.

r extend my best \\ishes to allYear students for their move to the Senior School. I know that they will achie\'e great things in the future and the teachers at the Preparatory School will delight in tileir success. They haw gelled together and tile friendships, camaraderie and tile po itiw relationships established, as \\'ell as tile leadership that the Year 8 group has demonstrated, has been truly remarkable.

How we act, ho'" "'e behave, ho'" " 'e treat each other - "'ho "'e are - has an enormous impact on the culture and tone of our school. If we are reckless, disrespectful, ignorant or apathetic then our emTIonment can be a negative one, conversely if "'e act "ith respect, tolerance, understanding, compassion and killdness to each other then there is a corresponding gro,,'fu in the de\'elopment of a positive and caring emTIonment.

As Head of the Preparatory School my responsibilities include oversight of the Early Learning Cenb:e. r thank the Director of the ELC, Irs Ros :-lolyneux, for her outstanding work over fue last year. i\1r Chris Dinneen assumed the role of Director of Campbell House earlier this year and his appoinbnent was well received by students, parents and staff. Chris has had a fine year and r have enjoyed working closely with him ..

On the facility front the Commonwealth funded "Building the Education Revolution' projects of the Campbell House Library and the additional :\liddle School Gymnasium should be complete by early Term 2. These developments will further enhance the learning environment at the Preparatory School and provide greater flexibility for students and staff.

At fue ~ liddle School r am blessed to have two dedicated and loyal Deputy Heads in:\1rs Coral Turner and Ivlrs Leanne Russell. r thank them for their outstanding work, excellence and support this year. They have been wonderful. The Curriculum Coordinator of 7/8 and the English Coordinator, Dr Nlaryann Brown, has worked tirelessly in the pursuit of promoting excellence and best practice in the classroom and I thank the Director ofTeaching and Learning, Mrs Mary Mason as well as Area Leaders. Our Principal, Dr Pauline Turner, is absolutely and Lotally

The old adage 'a champion team will always beat a team of champions' certainly rings true and r believe that \ve have assembled a 'champion team' at the Preparatory School.

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committed to The Geelong College. And I thank Pauline for the trust fuat she has bestowed upon me.

r appreciate the care, genuine concern and commibnent of the teaching staff to the development and wellbeing of the students. Thank you for your passion and your great work throughout 2009. To all departing staff, r wish you all the very best for your future. Parents, staff and students are all partners in tile educational journey and r would like to thank the Preparatory School Parents' Association Executive and members for their wonderful contribution to College life this year. Well done to the 2009 president, Mrs Lyrule Gorell, for her excellent organisation andleadersh.ip. To conclude I leave you with a quote by William Allin thaL I believe encapsulates our journey.

"Education is not tile answer to tile C[Uestion. Education is Ule meaDS Lo tile answer to aJJ C[Ucstion ."

he conLenLs of this ediLion of Pegasus reveal an impressive array of opporLuniLies that CoUege sLudenLs bave emJJraced WiUl vigo ur and enLhusiasm over Lhe course of Lhis year. Th e pages do no L111 rely record a series of calendar highlighLs, but celebraLe the experiences that enrich the learning of Lbose who engage wiLh Lhem Lo Lhe [ullesL exLenL. The Lypical busy Senior School student combines COllT ework, classes and homework wiLh an exLensive sporting program and a diverse range of I-louse and Scll00l activities to encourage specialisation, extension and excellence. The countless slories and

images summarised here show tlle commitment that so many of our students devote towards the Senior School program. A major theme of pathways emerged this year, through a restructured Careers program and associated events designed to provide students with greater insight into future options and more responsibility for decisions they malze. A more structured regime of testing and advice at strategic times was complemented by a remodelled Careers Expo and a successful series of themed breakfasts to encourage individual networking and the sharing of vocational ideas. Year 12s in paIticular benefilted from targeted advice prior Lo key selection dates Uu-oughout the year. Also embedded within Ule curriculum were numerous xcursions, neldtrips and sLudy tours relaLing to bOUl core and elective disciplines. In addiLion, the I louse TuLorial have extended program lo include as is Lance for LudenLs wi Lh sLudy skills, paI-Licularly prior

Lo exan1inaLions, cyller-safely and guidance Lhrough lhe important process of subject selecLion . Complementing the rigorous academic program is an exciting program of co-curricular activiLies where students learn new skills, refine exisLing ones and co-operate wilh peers to optimise tean1 performance. AL the various sporting levels participanLs have Lrained and compeLed to their own potential regardless of individual expertise or competence. We have enjoyed numerous musical reciLals at evening performances and weekly assemblies, as well as feaLured events such as the marvellous Foundation Concert and

Carols by Candlelight. The Drama students have also performed \vithin year level productions, theYear 12 version of TIle Crucible a highlight for Term 1, and of course the School production of Peter Pan entertained everyone later in the year. Similarly the innovative compilation of an artistic video Artube 09 dUling Arts Week, the fantastic VCE Art Show early in Term 4 and the screening of films produced by our senior I\ leclia students have showcased the creative talent that has developed over time. Beyond the School there have been opportunities for students at all levels to in1merse themselves in a variety of physical andleaI-ning conte;.,..-i.s. For Year 9s it may have been enjoying the outdoors in cenLral Victoria or in I\ lelbourne extending their depth of understanding of a rlli1ge of disciplines. Similarly some Year 10 students travelled overseas or interstaLe Lo experience very different cultures, others fo tered meaningful contact with tile rich ethnic diversity within our localaI'ca and some

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acquired new skills that would then be applied in Community Service activities. With renovations to main buildings at i'vIokborTce completed, various groups have also been able to use this Wensleydale site for various learning and socialisation programs. The annual trip to Shalom Christian College in Townsville and the popular Revolutions tour to Paris and Russia attracLed considerable interest again this year. Some annual collecLive events help to bind respective year levels and the Senior School together. Some of these are friendly wholeschool compeLiLions such as House S\virnming, Athletics, Cross-country

or l\lusic, whilst year levels gather for theYeaI' 9/10 social or the mid-year formal for senior students. This year, regrettably, two unexpected and tragic circumstances saw the whole school unite; in Term 1 when we rallied to support bushfire victims and in Term 3 when we required support from each other. On both occasions the yery best aspects of our community came to the fore. Whilst the breadth of expeliences has always been a feature of the College, the way in which so many students become actively involyed is probably of greater signifiCaI1ce, a it is tlu-ough concerted effort rather tllan superficial paIticipation that genuine contribution and consequent achievemenL is attained. Finally, we wish to acknowledge the conscientious way in which members of staff ha\'e made this year so succes ful: it is Lhrough Uleir collective efforts that these amazing opportunities haw become available for our students.

t the end of last year the College, like the ~'hole country, ~'as facing the great uncertainty of the Global Financial Crisis. But that GFC, like our local GFC, deliyered far better results than we anticipated. Australia has been cushioned from the expected severe fallout. The College also has produced some surprising outcomes with rising enrolments after a minor drop, many year levels in the Prep nm,- at maximum levels, and a prospect of a full Boys' Boarding House next yearthe first time in many years. \Ve have been cautious and disciplined in our budgeting but still encounter rising costs that continue upward pressure on our fees.

The College Council, during this year, has focused on maintailling this careful fiscal approach, but also worked steadily at improving features of our Governance to enable us to operate more effectively in our role of overseeing the administration of the school and future policy direction.

The niting Church , with which the school has been associated since 1977 , has recently begun a process of building better relations with its affiliated schools through the development of a charter, and the Council has been happy to be part of this process. \Ve are now discussing the appropriate interactions between our two organizations that will benefit both parties, are relevant to our community needs, and appropriate to the role of the Church in the 21 ,[ Century. \\ e are also beginning the task of re drafting our Constitution which is also closely linked to Lhe Uniting Church of Australia. Earlier this year we welcomed Professor Hugh Collins, the former :, laster of Ormond College at Lhe University of :Vlelbourne, to the College Council, and he brings a wealLh of experience and wisdom to our board. He is the 3rd former Master of Ormond to serve on the College Council after Sir John McFarland early last century and Dr Davis McCaughey,

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who was also a former Governor of Victoria. I am grateful to all my fellow Council Members for their active contribution to tl1e guidance of the College. I thank Mr. Daniel Mal10n for his leadership during Term 2 while Dr. Turner was on sabbatical leave, and I pcuticularly acknowledge Dr. Turner's continued strong and visionary leadership of the College. As I review what The Geelong College offers our students I have been impressed by our Department of Community Rela tions marketing theme -" Opportunities" -and I believe this is a vital Lheme for this school. It fils well wiLh our seLof values upon which we base our Educational program . The Jist of values attest to our desire to noL only promoLe personal excellence and fulfillmenL, buL also Lo emphasise the imporLance of fanlliy and community; understanding, Lolerance and Christian principals. We strive to provide an educational experience Lhat bOLh embraces

academic excellence and offers a broad education beyond the classroom. This principle has its origins deeply imbedded within the school's history. As I have been reading the drafts of the commissioned History ofThe College, to be published to celebrate our 150 lh anniversary in 201 1, I have learnt a great deal aJ)out the aspirations of past school Principals and College Councils. From the days of George Morrison tile school promoted botb academic excellence and an active co-curricular program. This was enhanced by Sir Francis Rolland in the 1930's witb innovations such as the House of Guilds and tile Exploration Society; and post Second World War Principals successively added layers to what is now a very rich program of sport, music, technical pursuits and social service activities. Why is this important to us today? I believe this allows the College to fill an increasing need in our society. I, like many parents today, are concerned about our society's drift from a" sense of community" to the current " worship of the individual" with its focus of self. We live in a time where celebrity is supreme, tbe drive to seek fame and fortune is paramount, and tbe world of I Pods, mobile phones and tbe Internet appear to create isolation rather than cohesion in society. This is taking its toll on tbe mental health and physical well being

of our youth. But what the school provides that can counter tilat drift are Opportunities - opportunities to move beyond tbe self. Our programs are about groups working together, about co - operation and tolerance. Most of our SpOlt is in teams. Commitment to a rowing crew, a netball team, a hockey team or on tile football field means the individual must sacrifice the focus on tbe individual for tbe good of tile team, train hard and to understand team work to achieve the best team performance. The same commitment is needed in an orchestra, a band, or in producing a play, and our House system similarly promotes a sense of community ,vitbin a community, where participation, support, and consideration for others are honored. While sport, music and drama promote a spirit of team work, anotber area where the College fills a gap in our need to re balance tbe drift to tbe Individual and promote tolerance and understanding, is through our OUll'each programs. As we live our fortunate and relatively privileged lives, how do we demonstrate to our children this is not tbe domain of every Australian? Can we also show tbem tbat joy and satisfaction can come from interactions tbat develop understanding of otber, less privileged sections of our diverse society? Among our most desperate communities are tbe Indigenous people of Australia,

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and our Outreach program's work with Shalom College in Queensland and the local Narana Creations, togetber with some of our fuliilling lives programs, expose our students to those communities in order to develop a greater understanding of tileir complex issues and needs. Another group in desperate need are our Refugee communities, who can only succeed in bringing diversity or richness to Australian society if they can successfully integrate and gain acceptance. Our programs in this direction are embryonic, but these groups may provide future opportunities for our students to understand the broad world around us. Hopefully the understanding gained from these experiences can bring knowledge, because with knowledge a greater degree of tolerance grows. I mention these opportunities in sport, in arts, in outreach, not just to provide a rationale for the College's concept of a" broad education", but with the hope that our students may embrace all that the school has to offer. To those students leaving the College, I hope tbat tbe opportunities tbe school has given you serve you well in the bright future you have ahead of you. To those students continuing with us, grasp your opportunities - your life will be richer in many ways.

Dr Hugh Seward Chair

s Captains, it has been particularly pleasing for us to \\ilness the continued growth of the College this year. 2009 has not been an easy year for anyone by any sb.'elch of the imagination. With the -Global Financial Crisis' and the dreaded"S\\1ne Flu-', this has not been a time for the faint-hearted.11lankfully, the College's experience-based education is prO\iding students with the skills they "ill need to be able to face challenges such as these, and the others that they will no doubt have to face in the future. An education at the Geelong College is more than just classroom-based education; it involves exposing students to situations that \\ill allow them to develop into well-rounded and free-thinking individuals.

\Ve have considered it particularly important this year to foster relationships \vithin the schooL This includes between Year levels \vithin, and also between, campuses. As a Prefect group, we have travelled to the Preparatory School to both prepare students for a transition to the Senior School, and to encourage

relations between all members of the College community. Continuing this theme of relationship building, a project of particular pertinence for us has been ti1e formation of the APS Foundation, in collaboration with the Captains of all the APS member schools. As a group, we decided to look beyond the purely competitive relationships on the sporting field, and commence a new era of worlting together towards a common, chatitable goal. Providing assistance to less privileged educational institutions is one aspect of \videning our vision to encompass issues affecting our "communities" on a local, national and international scale. As we pass through the historic gates on Talbot Street for the last Lime, we can feel confident that every lesson learned, from the first day of ELC 3 to the final day ofYear 12, will assist students to achieve future success in anyone of the expanding range of possible careers. There are of course many people who have provided us with outstanding assistance throughoul the course of this

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yea:t~ First of all, the 15 Prefects who have been admirable leaders and contributed greatly to tl1e running of tl1eir individual portfolios. We must also pat-ticulatiy thank theVice-Captains of the College for 2009; Caitlin Lamont, Harry Seward and Elliott Mann, who have supported us a great deal this year. Ms Gill has been an excellent mentor for all Prefects, providing us with invaluable help on the many occasions that it has been required. Finally, we must thank Dr Tumer for giving us the opportunity to lead The Geelong College in 2009. Her support has been unquestionable, and very much appreciaLecLIt has been an absolute pleasure on our behalf to represent this school, a remarkable establishmenl steeped in Lradilion, of which all students are now a part.

We would like give our very best wish to alJ students aL the College in 2010, and remember: "Sic Jtur Ad Astra" - Thus is the Way to thc SlaTs.

Thomas Molyneux and Kate Killelly Co-CapLains

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SF: if I could be a book we'd be one Of those books that forever surprise you would find us piled up high dressed with a bright and cheery cover commanding the attention Of the passing throng. a book with variety and flair. pages full of musical notation tales Of sporting prowess mixed through with accounts of roguIsh pranks. our characters amaze, challenge and astound. wrestling with words to conjure Images they hold us In awe. manipulating numbers and planes to define our space our characters remain three dimensional and sOlid. If we could be a book our prose, poetry and performance would echo for generations.

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Refugee poem

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\\ nen man is at "'ar, government decisions and interventions are poor;

TIley have a sad life, it can drive them mad.

I pull away my plastic covers in my tent

People became displaced, food is scarce, and shelter destroyed.

We try to help but all we can do is yelp.

The sun shines in my eyes

It takes years for the situation to be addressed and aid to be deployed.

They try to make a better life but cry then die.

People's lives are ruined and emironments destroyed,

They run from the war out the door to the shore.

liees and vegetation are lost and after a war the landscape is void.

To catch a boat that probably won't float.

It must be deyastating to be a refugee, no home, familiar things or family.

If they arrive alive they're still unsafe.

Yet they keep on trying, to survive "ith courage and hope Praying that one day their life will repair and they will be able to cope.

Emma Blake-Hahnel 7N

They roam looking for a home. They need food but have no clue. They try to steal but that would be rude. 111ree years later.

Every morning is like a reminder Saying, you're never going to leave I see other people around me People with no legs, no arms and illnesses People worse off than me Sometimes I wonder Why, why did it have to be us? Why did it have to happen to anyone? I see the little kids Oblivious to the fact that they might never leave

The fear and tears have disappeared.

Oblivious to everything around them while they play in the mud.

It seems weird but they are out of strife and can now live their life.

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Ayrlie Lane Year 12

he wise old House that is Cal\'ert has seen yet another year pass by \\ith many successful and enjoyable eyents. ~ lan)' thanks go to the efforts of everyone \\'ho contributed. TIus, combined \\ith our soaring tearn spirit and 'have a go attitude', meant \\'e "'ere able to achie\'e a commendable 3rd placing in the Cronk Trophy. The year started with a splash, with e\'eryone diving into their 'geekj" costumes and pulling on a maroon cap for the tearn and S\\irn horne to finish an admirable 5th place; many thanks to Stephanie Tarlor and Gus Carmichael for their impressive efforts. _Text on the calendar \\'as House Tennis; with our superb style of players we were able to manage 5th place. House Softball had a great turnout this year with an inspiring team effort by all, guided by quiet achie\'er .\ lonique Sheriff. Our boys once again dominated our competitors at the crease, star players were Hem}, Johnstone and Dan "\ Tan De Pol who took Calvert to a weil earned 4th place.

After several strenuous practices, harmoniously polished voices and tunes of great musicality could be heard \\'I1ilst walking past Calvert in Term 1. This perhaps was not due to our fabulous rendition of Does J'our "'dother Know enhanced by Dylan Spence's valiant efforts, but significantly due to our talented Small Group lead by Torn .\lolyneux, Bec Carman and Jess '\lackay. They won over the judges, helping us to gain 2nd place. Cross-Country was yet another highlight in our sporting calendar this year \\ith us finishing a close 4th, substantially assisted by our long distance super stars, Erica Robinson and the Saunders duo, Ryan and Josh. Badminton Sa\"V JeffYeung and Tristan Tan come out to shine with Annie .\liddlemiss and Stephanie Taylor assisting in some hard fought wins. The brilliant skills of the Soccer boys and girls were needed to fight off the strong competition. This proved harder than first expected but we were able to manage 2nd place in both the

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girls' and boys' competitions. Tom ~101yneux , with his fancy foot\Vork and great leadership, led the unstoppable Hockey tearn, that is until we met ~ 1cArthur; we placed 4th. Natalie Jablonsky and Morgan Smith dribbled their way down the court to score 5th place in Basketball. In House Netball, although tearn spirit was high, our level of performance was lacking and unfOltunately \Ve placed 5th. The tearn was lead confidently by Annie Middlemiss. The Football boys pulled on their boots and \Vere able to tackle their \Vay into 4th place with inspiring performances coming from Lewis Broad and Tom Young. House Athletics saw many maroon coloured figures dressed to stand out from the rest on the Main Oval during our version of Circus produced by Frankie Mullaly. Although we staged a fantastic effort and had a strong level of enthusiasm and participation, we unfortunaLely r turned umewarcl d, receiving 5Lh place.TI1J'oughout Lheir entire Senior School days , Emma Woolman and Georgie

Web Ler en ured thaL no ALhleLics' "OfDciaJlin g" posiLions wenL w1flll ed. Th 1louse compeLiLions didn 'L only i.nvolve sporLs; the brains of Lhe I lOLlse headed Lo Lhe Dining I lall [or a gruelling hour LesLing Lheir 'll-ivia knowl dge. We appeared Lo unlock much bidden LalenL in Daniel I Ioward and answered our way to 1sL posiLion. Aiter 3 years of being numb r one in I louse DebaLing, on one faLeful day Tom Molyneux was absenL from school, and LhaLday was the firsL debate w lost in 4 years! After much controversy, we came away with a raw 3rd place. Our Cornmmlity service effort was praised at ALhs day; through the excellent culinary skills of James Clnistou and Fiona Barton, our barbeque raised $ 144. The money

\vill be used Lo supporL research for Lhe endangered Barking Owl. This owl has inspired Mrs Gallus and her vibrant Learn ofYear lIs to embark on renovations for Lhe I louse room which will be the envy of every other House.

On behalf of all lhe sludents, we would like to thank lhe tutors: iVIr Terry for helping our the timidYear 9s; Ms Ekkel providing guidance to Lhe Year lOs; Mr Bennett and Ms HeaLh for dealing \vith the mischievous Year 11s, and NIrs Gallus and Ms Palmer for their support and the Lime they have given up lo besl prepare Year 12s for the years to come. Special thanl<s also goes to Ms Palmer for stepping in as Head of House during Term 2. Calvert would not be the House it is today \vithout these brave and

dedicated tutors. We would also like to thank our fellow Prefects, Frankie Mullaly, Bec Carman. Tom ;\101yneux, Gus Carmichael, Stephanie Taylor and Annie ;\liddlemiss for their outstanding leadership and organisation. Finall, we must say thank you and farewell to ,\ls Matthews; not only was she our Head of House bul also our leader, men lor and friend. Her constant encouragement and words of wisdom have been greatly appreciated and we \vish her all the best as I lead of Mossgiel next year. To next year's Calverteers, we wish you all the best and hope you enjoy your time in the ;\1ighty Maroon House. GO CALVERT! Geor gia Hunt and X avier Hatch Co-Cap tains

Calvert House 2009 Timothy D'Adamo, Slanley Gant, Nick Pedersen, CallWll i\laltby, Benjamin Roberts, Tom Hughes, Clinton Knight, Tommy Vhgnell, LeWIS Broad, Janles Brodie, Adam Cooper, Damien Hatch, Campbell Kelmedy, Ryan SaWldcI ,Jeff Yelmg, 1'\ikolas Jerermc, Kelvl11 Ng, Jal<e Blood 3rd Row L-R Tom Young, Ben NoLL, Rebecca Carman, Fiona Barton, Emma Oates, James Christou, Daniel Van De Pol, Gu Townley Ddan Spence, Nalalie Jal)lon ky, Henry Johnstone, Sebastian i\\c?llillan, Jessica Brotch.ie, ?llonique Sherriff Daniel Howard R~\\"a.n Mackey, Joshua Saunders, Paris Kontelj, Trislan Tan, Dorothy Tang " c 2nd Row L-R Lucinda Blakey, Nicolas J\lolyncu?,: Frankie J\lullaly, Emma Woolman, Lama Vrablec, Georgia Pugh, Danielle Roberts, Talia Klelll, Thoma i\lag~lre'7h('a Pluhp, Jackson Dealli, Pae Julpan al;:, Lucy Duffield, Anna Brodie, Jessica Kenned\', Georgina WebsLer, Anna Morns, h.aLhenne J\\onotti, Del111 Della-Porta, James Armstrong . Front Row L-R Erica Robin on, Edwina Jolll1slonc, Soph.ie FauUmer, Stephanie Taylor, }llmie ~ liddlerniss, Georgia TTLLnt, ?Ill' C Bennett, ~ Is R Palmer, Mrs J Ekkel, i\ I C i\lathews (Head of Calvert House), J\1iss J Heath, Xavier Hatch, Thomas ~Iol\'nelL" Gus Carmichael ." Calhenne FlYlll1, i\ laddison SmiUl, i\ lorgan SrniLh,

4th Row L-R

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ithout a doubt, it is easy to say Coles is the best House in the school. Our tantalising pale blue and prime location o\'erseeing ~ lain Q\-al is the envy of other Houses. To both Luci and I, the motto "Coles can do something" , is not enough to justify the enthusiasm and friendliness of our House students. This year has proved to be a fantastic one for Coles.

which went towards their Bushfire Relief Appeal. As Easter approached, Cassandra Haines organized another group to raise a further $100 for \V:tldlife Victoria selling chocolate eggs. The last day of Term saw House j\ lusic, where our large group tried to save the environment with the Captain Planet theme song. The Small Group got the entire school intoxicated with The ViTJne Song.

Term 1 saw the girls going in to battle in Softball and the boys donning their whites for Cricket. Racquets were strung and laces tied when both the boys and girls joined forces forTennis and Badminton. Felicity Carah and Phoebe Cordner, Emma Allen and Georgie Walmsley and Dan Ross with Lizzie Walmsley led the Tennis teams into the finals \Vhere Coles secured its first win of the season. In Week 7, goggles were dusted off for the first major House event, Swimming. Coles placed a satisfying 2nd thanks to the efforts of swimmers such as Harrison Foott who carne 3rd in the Open Boys and a win from Matt Golightly in the Diving. The BBQ raised an amazing $350 for Wildlife Victoria,

At the start of Term 2, endurance was the key factor for House Cross-Country. With outstanding efforts from Harry Mann, the Walmsley twins, Richard Langham and Loren Lane, Coles attained a respectable 6th place. Basketball was a highlight for Andre Garcey and I athan Maxwell as they took to the court to take out the boys' Basketball competition. ElE, (Everybody Loves Everybody), was the motlo, as the girls gathered their team together. Emily Koroneos led the girls Lo the finals, where, in a tightly fought and nail biting game, the girls went down by 2 points. Overall, gold for Coles in Basketball. House ethall gold was also a well deserved resulL, with our star player

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Elkanah Foott cheerfully inspiring the Senior girls with her big smile, interceptions and strong passes. The Junior etball team went into the competition as favorites and carne away witll four easy wins. An outstanding team effort! Hamish WIShart, Isobelle Cooke and Libby Graham led some hard fought games in I-Iockey The soccer ball and shin pads were once again brought out and newcomer Darcy del Rio combined with the Wenibee larrikins of Julian Fabbian and Daniel Salvalaggio. Brigitte Russell, icola Riley and Brittany Fitzpatrick were just three of the strong Year 11 contingent who made up the girls soccer team who narrowly missed the fmals after an exciting penalty shootout. Harrison Foott led the highly rated FooLball team out onto the oval. They won the first game, but could noL bring off a second win Term 3 saw Lhe commencement of the WaLerpolo campaign. With boLh Captains and upcoming juniors such as Brydie Murrihy playing, Lhe Col Leam looked promising. The games were closely conLested, wiLh every

memJ)er of Lh e Learn prepared Lo put Lh ir body on Lhe line. Coles pulled LogeLh er a rela Lively inexperienced Leam for I Ious Rowin g and with no Year 12 rowers, I-Jam ish Palmer-JEll Lepp d up Lo lead U1e Leam. Despite Lhe u1clusion of powerhouse Andre Garcey makin g up for a number of o Lher interes tillg rowing sLyl , Coles cros ed the lU1e ... .last! For tll e boys, I louse Fu tsal provided a perfect place for them Lo release some energy. Fancy fooLwork by Joshua Murphy and sheer class from Andrew Flanagan allowed Coles Lo keep up wiLh the opposition and demonsLrate what a fightillg force we are. With our articula Le and fluent debat ers of Cassandra H aines, Lyndall Watson and Nelson Wang, Coles was a team with all the answers . They met Keith in the final, and for the second year ill a row, came away with the will.

I louse ALhletics dawned and Lhe whole Coles community carne out wiLh plenty of spirit. WiLh only 4 Year 9 boys competing at the jwlior level, events were hard Lo fill.Tom Andrews, Kieran SalaLhiel-Dyke, Dan Ross and Alan Thomas each put in an amazillg effort. ElliotL Marm's 3rd place and Luci Ross's 2nd place in Lhe Open category sealed four years of athletic success. The most memorable achievement of Lhe day was orchesLrated by CaiUin Lamont when we won 1st place ill the CI-IANT The T-shilts, drums, lyrics and cheerleaders all combined to produce a professional package that easily won on Lhe day. Since our humble beginnings in Year 9, the 2009Year 12 group has seen a number of new additions and farewells. The group has fostered a friendly and fun atmosphere and Luci and I have been more than happy to

share our experience with this group. A special thank you must go Lo our PrefecLs Caitlin Lamont, Sarah Agosta, Cassandra Haines and Harrison Foolt, who have juggled jobs and kept the House running smoothly. This year Coles students have been lucky to be provided with excellent guidance and assistance from our ever approachable and friendly Head of I louse Mrs Larman. Tutors i\.ls Hynes, Mr Xiao, l\Ilrs Porter, i\lrs Barnes, l\Ilrs Breer and l\1.r Gilby have laid the foundations for the fuLure of Coles. l\ 1.r Gilby has had the pleasure of looking after next year's leaders, theYear lIs. TheYear 12s have appreciated the good hearted and carmg nature of l\1.r Morris, who is always there to lend a helping hand. Luci Ross and Elliott Mann Co-Captains

Coles House 2009 Alan Thomas, Samuel Griffiths, Nlatt Golightly, Pat.J.ick Carroll, Christopher Song, Julian Fabbian, Hamish \Yisharl, Elkanah Foott, Piers Flanagan, Nathan Maxwell, Edward Kershaw, Andre Garcey, Richard Langham, Caitlyn Humphreys, Nelson Wang. Jonailion Wade, lick Comes, Kieran Salatbiel-Dyke, Dan Ross, Chase GalbraitWoshua '\\u.rphy 3rd Row L-R Lyndall Watson, Mattllew LamonL, Baden Keranilirun, Sophie Hayes, Brigitte Russell, i'Jailian Salvalaggio, "-illiam Lugg. Santo T ripodi, Ancl.rew Flanagan, Fiona Riley, Hanlish Palmer-Hill, Darcy Del Rio, Nick Bedford, 1\'icola Riley, Ginnie Stevens, Jaimi Taylor , Charlie Ross, Ian Lee, Ayrlie Lane, Rhian Shinners 2nd Row L-R Alisa Song, Lizzie 'WaLmsley, Julia Castles, Lucy Drayton, Grace CheaUey, '\\illie Leahy, Sam Wride, Claire Fagan-t\oLan, Felicity Car'all, Emily Koroneos, Daniel Salvalaggio, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Ilarri on l\\ann, Phoebe Cordner, Libby Graham, BrYdie Murrihy, W ill Sloane, Grace Robertson, Enmla Allen, ArU1abel Sloane, Georgina Walmsley, Loren Lane Front Row L-R Tom Andrew, Grace-Louise T ripodi, NlrR M Morris, Ms D I rynes, Mr G Gilby, Cassancl.ra I raines, I larTison Foott, Elliott i\ tann. Mrs D LaJ1l1aJl (l Jead of Coles I louse), Luci Ross, Sar'ah Agosta, Caitlin Lamont, i\1.rs P Porler, ;'I\r J Xiao, i\\rs'\\ Bar'nes, Isobelle Cooke, Chlo Lee, Gorge Canlcron,

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his rear has proved to be one of the best for the mighty Green House, "ith Keith Lo\"e ewrywhere and many notable performances and efforts. The effort of all students has been overwhelming considering the ups and downs faced over the course of the year. The death ofTaylah :\lahon of Year 9 came as a shock to us all, but we are honoured to have known and been a part of a truly amazing girl's time as a student in Keith; and we know she will be sorely missed.

Keith House has been long recognised for their charitable contributions amongst the community and again this rear the House cemented its place as the Service House. The year began \vith two extra days of holidays due to the severe heat which was relaxing, but also a reminder of the harsh environment in which we live. After the treacherous conditions that resulted in Black Saturday, we saw the opportunity to become involved in trying to make life easier for those

affected by the fires. Again the House with the heart showed its caring attitude through the running of the Keith Relief concert in Term 1, raising over S3000 for the Bushfire Appeal. Thanks must go to the whole House for being involved. H owever the attitude did not stop there, we again got behind the 40 H our Famine with the organisation of the activity coming from Year l Os George Curnow and Emily Profitt. Despite the busy role we played in helping others, the H ouse's performances in all events this year must not go without. mention. After a successful start to the year \vith the Year lOs taking out the Volleyball, S\virnming was soon underway but it proved not to be our strongest suit. However, the overall attitude and palticipation was great. Special mention must go to Sarah Guthrie in Year 11 for putting in strong performances in her events, and Sam MCLean for taking on the dreaded 200 m Freestyle event.

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House Music this year was a great event with the performance of Help by the Beatles. Keith worked together hitting the right notes to surprise the audience with an act worthy of note. Thanks to Coco Cover, Anthea O'Brien and Joelan Jeffreys for ensuring the event ran smoothly. Cross-Country was another event not to be taken lightly \-vith all all-round committed attitude on the day. The House recorded some impressive individual performances; notably those of Eliza Cumow, Jen Cleary and Annabelle Wilson's with their impressive individual Age group wins .

With the summer activities out of the way, the winter sports proved a huge hit. The boys Football team proved their worLh surprising all Houses in a well deserved 2nd place, with strong 'broLherly' performances from boLh the Sandri and Timms families. On the Soccer fieJd Louise Beggs proved a valid asseLto the team , assisting Lhe girls Lo 2nd place overal l. TIl e girls' BaskeLball was a major success wiLh

a LighL vicLory over Coles in Lbe final aided greaLly by sLar Sissy Dunn and ber amazing on COUIt skills. Deba Ling was anoLber successful event witb a delayed D11al; however, Ul senior debaLers including r cognised school DebaLer MiLchell Dye proved a force Lo b reckoned wiLb; yeLa noLher 2nd place. KeiU1 I-louse has noL always well recognised for Lbeir sporLing abilities, however Lhe last few events of the year oU1elwise. Alter a successful win in the I-louse Rowing tournament with standout performances from rowers Tim Cleary and Trent Sullivan, Keith stepped up to the greatest challenge of all, Athletics day. To our surprise

we managed Lo take out a win in the evenL, as we proved ourselves with impressive sportsmanship and somewhaL unusual compelilive na ture. There were many outstanding performances across lhe day bullhe efforts from Year 9 sprinters Kameiko Gray and Alex Certoma early in the morning showed that Keith meant business. This, along with many amazing individual achievements including Age Group champion Sissy Dunn, made for a mosl memorable day.

I louse for the past 'I or however many years. We like to wish you all luck for your years lo come as a part of Kei th I louse, it has been an honour for us and the otherYear 12s to have had the opportunity to have been part of a tmly amazing group. This would not have been possible however without the efforts of our staff headed by the always positive and supportive i\ir O. Eliza Cumow and Joelan Jeffreys Co -Cap tains

We'd like to thank all Keilliians for making tlus our last year particular special for us all. 'vVe have enjoyed every moment of being a part of this

Keith House 2009 4th Row L-R

Mason Bowler, Alex Sullivan, Benjamin ?v[organ, James Wilson, Cameron Walsh, Taylor Sanciri, Trent Sullivan, i\[acklcn Barker, Zachary Buggy, Lul<e McGowan, i\litchell Dye, Lachlan De Blaquiere, Tim Cleary, George Cumow, Sam i\1cLean. :'Ilatlhe\\' .\.lIen. icholas Fullon, Jack Angliss, Jordan Kenfield, Alexander Cerloma, James Coumans

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Ilan Vlen Liu, lllarius Gratw:ick, i\lonly Wright, Kat.ri.na Kenfield, Annabelle Wilson, Jennifer Cleary, Edoardo Neerhut, :'Ilax. Amerena, AnUlca O'Brien, Ellie Watson, Jordan Timms, Oliver Grinler, Camille Jeffreys, Sarall Guthrie, Eilish Rolland, Rowen Pickell, I lolly Shelley, Lucinda Sloan, 1 Iarriet Fraser, Emily Profitt, Louise Beggs

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Nicholas I Iviclberg, Taylall Mallon, Oliver Neerhul, William Kelly, :'I lia i\ lorro\\', Golf Pisankitvanich, Jack i\lcGo\\'an, Cara i\ 1cKinsLry, Oliver TJarris, Riley Dye, Clare Desborough, James Kermy, i\ \atthe\\' Roche, Kameil;:o GrayAaron Sachde\", Taneesha Plummer, Lucy Walsh, Jade Clutterbuck, Penelope Took

Front Row L-R Olivia Foy, Zoe Vaughan, !I II'S C Newell, i\ lr P Conway, Sissy DwUl, James Sanciri, Eliza Curnow, :'lr J O'Loughlin (Head of KeiUlllouse), Joelan Jeffreys, Coco Cover, :'Ill' E Kovaccv,:'11 A!I I Mahoney, i\II'S D Black, Georgia Wilson, i\lichelle Beggs, Absent

KrisLian li viclberg

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e in ;, 1cArthur House started this year '>\'ith such determination you'd think there had been a jail break. House S,nmmmg was our first whole House competition and our endurance ,,·as e\"'ident with all e\'ents being filled and in taking out 1st place; not a bad start for our com'icts and inmates.

Our new Year 9s slotted in perfectly to our House \\'ith some great participators. The Year 12s and their buddies enjoyed some activities in the sun of Term 1 and finished their bonding ,,'ith icy poles and other treats enjoyed by all. l\Ietallica and some True Believing brought us back together for another fantastic whole House event, ;'vlusic. Our big group practices of I'm a believer paid off while our Small Group's limited practice luckily pushed us over Lhe line to end Term 1 as House ?\ lusic Champions. This was a wonderful effort by all and well deserved, with standout performances by new girls Ellie ;VlcEvoy and Lucy Campbell.

A bakery stall of goodies helped raise S380 for R elay fOT L ife. Although the event was cancelled due to the weather, our contributions in planning and the numbers ready to attend were significant, \,'ith e\'eryone's efforts truly commendable. The whole of Deakin Uni was blown over by our presence, and there are still pieces of debris to prove it! Cross-Country was looking to be a tough competition against Shannon, considering their gruelling training sessions with 11r Donovan, b ut once again our sheer determination and House camaraderie took us to victory. \ Ve had solid efforts across all Year levels with many Year 9, 10, 11 and 12 students placing in the top twenty and these achievers supplied us once more with donuts ... and how sweet they were. We had quite deal of success in other House sports allowing each Year level to prove that we in McArthur have what it takes. It also demonstra ted that team of differenLYear levels were

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great at mixing and contributing together. Another hearty mention must be given to all those who stepped up to the plate, not knowing the exact rules of what they might be playing, but pulling out gallant efforts game after game, round after round. As the pressures of midyear exams dropped, the Year 12s had more time to sit dO\vn and have a Burger Inc lunch with their buddies again, maloog sure they had truly settled into Senior School and more importantly, McArthur. And it was clear that they had. During Term 3 roll call a t I-louse Assembly became longer with several overseas visitors from France, Germany and Japan, all helping enrich our I louse with diversiLy. We celebrated \'lith our annual House Party as a way of catching up before Lhe Year 12s left and to try out our general knowledg in th Trivia compeLition. As Term 3 drew La a close, the finish lines we were crossing were a t HouseALhletics where our

nerdy boys and girls from McArthur pushed Lhemselves on the track and excelJ d a LfieJd evenLs. Even as we were Jowly falling La the lower end of Lhe score bocu:d , some inclividual ell'orLs rose La Lhe Lop wiLh many competing in new evenLs. As Term 4 began iL wa time [or us to farewell McArthur which has moved us from nalveYear 9s to sLriving and successful Year 12s. Our experience would not have been enjoyaJ)le without the House Tutors; Ms Clarke, Mr aylor, Mr K-T, Mrs Hallows, NIl' Thacker and Ms Guest, who has b een with us for all fOUT years . Inexpressi])le thanks go to Mrs Smith, OUT I-lead of I-louse, although there

have been Limes when we haven't liked being encouraged into an event or 3, she is there every step of Lhe way organising and running this House as smoothly as it has been over Lhe years. Thank you all for making OUT job so very easy. Thanks to everyone for making OUT experience in McArthUT one thaL all of the Year 12s will remember forever. Go McArthUT. 1 icholas Kovacev and

Sheridan Banner Co-Caplains

McArthur House 2009 Sam Hughes, James Emselle, Thomas lagle, Gus Johnstone, Christopher Jennings, Ale:" Stewart, Nicholas Walsh, Jonathan Read, Murphy Edsall, Russell George, William Kittelty, Callan Young, Ross Anderson, Jack Wood, ;\lichael Richards, James BWings, Luke Slorey, Ian Blair, Daniel Nagle, Edward Ratcliffe, Callum Narita 3rd Row L-R Jake Davie, Ellie l\IlcEvoy, Charles Wishart, Harrison Byrnes, Rob Walerhouse, Sebastian Belle\\', ::\icholas Brimacombe, ,\ngu Wisharl, Cavelle McKenzie, RuU1 Blair, Jacqueline Devrome, Zachary Thomas, J-\ ngus Seller, George Threadgold, Griffin Barry , Johnalhon Waterhouse, Jeremy Edwards, Tailah Griffin, Chloc Cook 2nd Row L-R Edwina Sla Llery, Darci Blair-Thomson, Sarah Richards, Bernie Rossiter, Rory ;\\CCaffrey, ;\lichael Douglas, Laura BlakeI Talmcl, L al1 Bowlell, Sam Brin1acornbe, Georgia Ralcliffe, Lucy Campbell, Jal(C Booth, Riley \\'itcornbe, Lara Palmer, Brittaney GalTeLL, Pelcr Ruby, Claire Allinson, Emily Carr, Alice Odam, Sophic Thorne, Front Row L-R Ja min · Emselle, Siobhan Plowman, Kate Killelty, Laura Nielsen, Sophie i\lcCorkell, Shelidan Banner, i\ Ir 111 Thacker, ;\Is P Clark, j\ lr R Kayler-Thomson, )Vlrs E Smilli (I lead of .il1cr\rlliur House), illr G Naylor, ;\\s C Guest, Nicholas Kovacev, Teak J\!\cPadclen, Harry Seward, Eclith LighLfool, Remy Blair-Thomson, Lucy Wan,

4th Row L-R

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et deep \\ithin the architectural heart of the College, the ivy covered ~ 1cLean boasts a fun and friendly environment as \Yell as excellence in House activities. 2009 presented some \'err tough competition from other Houses, \\·hich unfortunately, dented our hopes of winning :\1cLean's first "Cronk Trophy". This aside, everyone in :\ 1cLean can feel satisfied that we have given 110% in every activity.

The year began with a splash, \\·ith a creditable performance in Swimming, strengthened by dominant performances from OUT Year 10 sporting superstar Addy Dunkley-Smith and theYear 12 veteran Chris Lau as well as the talent of our up and coming Year 9 group. Tennis followed with an equally impressive domination as we served it up to the opposition and away with some gallant victories. Our House Music performance amazed the Senior School, and

although we came a""ay with a 4 th placing, no one will forget the

Coldplay's The Scientist performed by our talented Small- Group led by the incredible voice of Alex DixonTrigg. Our Big Group song, the Beach Boys' Get Around was also a great team effort; all our hard work in rehearsals paid off in an excellent execution of the song. ~ lany thanks go to allYear 12 ":\1cLeanites" for standing up as leaders to get the job done. Our Cross-Country effort was also quite pleasing, despite many "mystery" illnesses preven ting the whole of the House from participating; in the end we came 5 th . After a House room revamp over the Easter holidays, students were welcomed back to freshly painted lockers and walls enlivening our home. highlight [or McLean was the victory by ourYear 12 girls in House Netball. This came as a welcome relief fo r all I louse members when we celebra ted Lh e

victory with chocolate doughnuts! Throughout the cold winter months , new, glowing red t-shirts were seen on both the Soccer and Football fields leading up to the last major event on the House sporting calendar, the annual Athletics Carnival , where McLean members dressed as pira tes and basked in a b eautiful summer 's day. The day proved that Athletics just wasn 't McLean 's forte and we placed 8 th , however no one seemed too concerned. Our Year 9s ar e the newest additions to Lhe House and are demons trating some promising attribuLes both on and off the sporting fields. From musical fl air t.o academic achievemenLs to sparLing prowess, oUT Year 9 bunch has got iL all. The Year 10 cohorL is jus Las impressiv . Their ma turity exceeds Lheir age, demon Lrated by their leadership and I louse spiriL. We can res L ass ured that Ll1 e 2011 McLea n Year 12s will poLen Liall y b e the bes t Lhe

1Iouse has ever seen. The Year 11 s, oLir exc iLemenL-filled group, have dcl'iniLely go Lpassion. Wh Lher iL's fighLing Lo prevenL McLean ['rom becoming a Lhoroughfare or Lepping in aL the lasL minuLe Lo fill an evenL, we can always counL on Lhem. They will he greaL leaders next year.

We musLof course men Lion Lh e faJJulous role thaL oLir I Iouse staff bas played. WithouL our TuLors, Mr I Iibbard, Ms Tol, Mr A SmiLh, Mr Carroll and Mr G SmiLh, we would be lost, as i Lis they who nurLured us from Year 9 and con Linued to guide us Lhrough the years . Our Head of House Mr Gallus' support

and easy-going naLure have coupled Lo lead McLean's sLudents to achieve Lo the hesL of their ahility. He is especially imporLanL Lo our Year 12 group, as we have spenL our whole Lime in Lhis I louse under his wing. On a personal noLe, one cannot begin to describe how it feels to be Lhe Captains of such a wonderful group of people, and we would like to thank all members of McLean for the fantastic memories. It has been an honour to serve as Captains for 2009, and we wish all members the very best for the years to come.

first set foot into the ;\lighty Red I louse in Year 0, but sadly, wc havc already exhausted our journey. Alhert EinsLein once said, ,." Tever think of the future - it comes soon enough." IL is with this in mind that we urge all members of ;\lcLean to make the most of their time in this marvellous community because - believe us - it will all go too quickly. Fletcher Kelly and Olivia DaHon Co-Cap tains

It seems like only yesterday that we

McLean House 200 4th Row L-R

Tom Darley, Thomas Goodear, MaLU1cw Yang, Wesley i\1iLchell, Tom Summers, Victor J\1ims, Harnish Stcphenson, Andre\\' WhiLe, Jamie H arrison, James PoLLer, Taylor Bett, Charles ;\\ayfield, Samuel Caldow, Nick J\ \alcher, J\1ichael Jone , Samuel Salt[Iill, Olivcr Wood, Rowan Kelly, Jonathan Khoo 3rd Row L-R Alex WalsgoLL, David Goodridge, Alex ChrisLou, Lauren Kemp, Will Grange, Ellie teven, Dale Denny, Alex Telegin, Themba Wah lsLrom , SamanLha Dobson, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Sam Zhang, Rebecca Filling, i\\arina Farmer, Emily Jones Tazmin Kip, Nicola Luppino, Lamen Heyward, Emily Trethowan 2nd Row L-R lZaLie Appeibe, Kieran l(elly, Alana i\1itchcll, Aubrey Comben, Jesse ,\\ack, Grace limess, Georgia ;\l~'\'aughton, James Landy, Phoebe PoLLer, Lachlan ummel'S, Angus Nicholson, Tegan Reed, James ;\\alcher, J\\organ Olszal.;:, J\\addy Stevens, Jack West, Emma BaLh, Gabi Billing Front Row L-R Lucy \;VaLsoll, Mr A SmiLh, Mr G Smith, roll K Tol, Alice J\\organ, Nellie J\1ims, Nicole Filling, Olivia Dalton, ~ll' ~1 Gallus (1 lead or McLean ] louse), FlrLcher Kelly, ChrisLopher Lau, Thomas Davey J\ 1r D Hibbard ~ lr D Carroll, Richard Shu, Claire ,'ulmdell

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009 has pro\'ed to be a quietiy successful year for i-iorrison. \\'e kicked off with a fljing start in the first of the 'Big 4', House Swimming. Outstanding performances from Jack Kershaw, Eliza Scott, Samantha Suendermann, along with the positive le\'el of participation from the rest of the House enabled us to achieve a very commendable 3rd place. This result can really be a reflection of our whole year. Although not the strongest of Houses or the largest, our desire for success and our determination always saw us up there with our rivals.

Such characteristics also lead us to a 3rd place in Athletics and a 4th in Cross-Country. The always entertaining House Music competition saw '\lorrison perform Pink Floyd's, Another Brick in the Wall and our talented Small Group did a rendition of Kn.ights of Cydonia by i-luse, ably led by Chris Skoglund and Joshua Hay. Our enthusiasm in the event cannot be overlooked as

we attempted to follow up last year's stunning 1st place. Such results unfortunately were not achieved as another 3rd place was obtained. However, with the musical talent we leave behind in the H ouse with musicians such as Joe Foley, Jack H urley and Kris Verfurth, it is only a matter of time before our next victory is achieved. As for the minor events, success

and donuts came hard and fast as 1st placings were recorded in many events. In girls Soccer the talent of the younger years shone through for an overall victory; House FuLsal saw an incredibly exciting finish, and what can be said for Water Polo? With the addition of our German import David Wachmann, we blew the competiLion 'out of the water' in a runaway final . 2nd places were also recorded in boys Basketball and Debating along wiLh a 2nd in Junior etball.Young gun Sophie Brand proved her talent in this event. Without the participation of the whole I-louse throughout our

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sporting calendar, such results could never have been achieved, and vve are proud to say we did not place 8th in any competition.

In Morrison, however, not everything depends upon our performance in House sporting events. Each Year level participated in a tree planting session along the banks of tile Barwon River during lunch and Tutorials. The highly successful program has proven to be beneficial for the environment, but had also educaLed members of the House on what simple things we can do to make a dilierence. Cakes, cakes an d more cakes: our tasty bakery stall proved an ultimate success for our sponsor child from World vision. We raised over $300 for Lhis cause Ll1J:ough our bake sale aL athletics day. Thanks musLgo Lo those who goL 'baking' for the day, preparing many delicious goodies for the occasion. It's rewarding Lo know LhaLLhis efforL of ours is making a difference Lo the healLh and standard of livin g of our sponsor chiJcl.

Then Lh ere's MY Clifford , Lhe core of our [ louse. We a a Year level have had Lhe same amowl Lof Lime in Morrison as Mr Clifford, as he began bis Lim in Lh e IIouse when we were jnducLed ln toYear 9. Over Lill s time he has been a fan Las tic Jlead of Hou who b rln gs Morrison many assets. H is cons Lant passion and enthusiasm, organisati on an d kindness La every sLud nL has made him a highly resp cted leader by all and especially Lh Year 12s in their final year- a huge thankyou [Tom us all ! WithouL th e assistance o[ our wonderful tutors, success Lhroughout the I-louse woul d noL have b en possiJ)le. Our Year 9 tutor Ms Maher has guided our Year 9s safely through their first year at Senior School and it is great to see how increasingly involved Lhey have become in the H ouse. Th Year level appears very

LaJenLed across a range abiliLies and promise Lo keep Morrison in strong hands.Year 10 tuLor Ms iV1cArLhur has been crj Lical Lo Lhis Year level in giving them the guidance and support they need before Lhey step into Lheir VCE years. Mr D'Agostin has been a much loved Lutor by the Year l I s and Lhey appear ready Lo become successful leaders in 2010. Then there's Ms Jackman and Mr Andrews. On behalf of theYear 12 group we would like to thank you both for your sincere support through this challenging year. Tutorials were always thoroughly enjoyed and your assistance and guidance has been much appreciated.

proudly say thaL our time in ;\lorrison was thoroughly enjoyed. Congratulalions ,vlorrison on a successful year 2009. Wear the brO\Vl1 loud and proud and all the best for lhe future, illooks bright! Georgia Scott and Darcy Thomson Co-Captains

Finally, to LheYear 12s; during our time in Morrison House, we have become quiLe a close group. As much as it saddens us to go our separate ways, we all take with us many fond memories and I know we can all

Morrison House 2009 Guy Fannmg, Ben Slefanovic, Blal<e Leeman, Charlie Iredell, Jack Hurley, James Green, Rhys I locking, Garry Jacobson, Chrislopher Skoglwld, Chlislopher Atkinson, Cameron Williams, Kristofer Verfurth, Jack Kershaw, Felix ~leindl. Daniel Berton. Bcnjamin Rhodcs, Charlie Beith, JusllUa Carr, Kyle Booth, Charles De Weerd, James I lolding 3rd Row L-R Felicily Bigelow, Laura Skoglund, Dominic Tigani, William Baulch, Georgia Witham, Hannah Welleman, ~litchell DLUl tan, Jack Perry, lVliranda Williams, Margol Champion, Sarall Zemp, Caleb Wong, Belinda Pollard, Ryleigh Dunstan. ShaUll Colebrook, Jal<e Berlone, Laura Malishev, Georgia Iredcll, Liana Banjanin, Billie RosewallRosie Walder 2nd Row L-R Sophie Brand, Kalrina Bigelow, Annabelle Chrimes, Jessica Toulmin, tlJexandra i\lurphy, Emily Bourke, Elena Gazis, :\"athanial Mali hey, llany Forsyt.h, Joshua I lay, JIJJanah Frcdcli, Phoebe Brand, Joseph Foley, Thomas Welleman, lIalina \ 'an Kruining. Jack TIosking, Lucy Shorland, KaLh rine Holding, Clara illurphy, Cristina Porto, Clementine Boyd Front Row L-R Jayde B rlone, Krisly Lam, Eliza Scot.l, r. lr F D'i\gostin, i\ tr i\ I Andrews, ~ 1rs A Jackman, illary Brad haw, Georgia Scott ~ tr D CliHordO lead of M ni on I louse). Darcy Thomson, i\lalthew illcLC<ln, AJc.xander Can, ills r.l r.lcArthm, ~ls Drayton, ills_\ Maher, Jamcs I lay, Sal"ah Occhino 4th Row L-R

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2009 comes to an end, the students of Shannon House can reflect on their achievements with a sense of satisfaction. Whilst on our perpetual journey for 'Cronk glory', Shannon recorded some gallant performances that showed the true nature of a Shannon Knight. Fiercely determined and ready to race, the House sports season began with Swimming. Boasting a strong team including many superstars such as Sam Phillips, Campbell MacDonald and Tom Perkins, Shannon's performance saw us already s\vimming away from the other Houses with a very close 3rd place overall.

We continued to dominate in the minor sports with Laura Jelfs leading the Badminton team to a convincing win. Our experienced cricketers, George Chisholm and Campbell Bishop managed to annihilate the competition with ease, and began to cement Shannon's status as strong contender for the Cronk trophy.

Our impressive start to the year was al\\'ays going to take a slight detour \\'hen we reached House i\Iusic. However, showing what could be achieved with a little bit of hard work and determination the House music campaign saw Shannon improve outstandingly on their previous result of 8th to this year's equal 7th. The effort put in by all students was unquestionable, but our lack of musical finesse eventually caught up with us. Having put in long hours of rehearsals the Shannon knights went into the performance with great confidence and enthusiasm again sho\ving the optimistic outlook Shannon displays. The young group, (including Ebony Westman, Audrey Moore, Emily Serle, Lachie Serle, Sonia Campanaro, Laura Stekelenburg and Fraser Russell) who performed Love SLary are to be congratulated for their ouLslanding efforts and hopefully they will develop inlo a very competitive group.

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\tiThen Cross-Country came around, it was time for our new recruits, the Year 9s, to show the College what Shannon was made of, with places recorded by Tom Rogan and Alex Shannon; they put the I-louse in good stead to place us 2nd overall. After Cross-Country 1st places became elusive for the Shannon Knights, but they were still able to record the minor places with ease. With a 2nd placing in Netball and Basketball and a 3rd placing in Waterpolo, we finally managed to grasp 1st place in the very competitive Soccer competition. James Rho, Trent Tomkins, Aaron Jones and Chris Nixon all contributed to a win which the boys had to fight for until the final whistle. Continuing our dominance in Lhe House FuLsal Lomnament, the whole school was on edge watching Shannon and Morrison baLLle it oul for 1st place. Morrison scored the first goals, bUl Shalmon, being lhe underdog rose lo the chaDeng ,

leading LnLo half Lime wiLh Lh upper hand. BuL iL was noL Lo be ShaJ.1l10n's day. In the final momenLs , Morrison goL a goal aL a decisive momenL Lo snaLch the win away from the devasLaLed Shannon KnighLs. As the weaLher began Lo warm up, ALhleLics clay was upon us. Tbe final major event for the 2009 Cronk season was Lo be highly contested by the IIouses all hoping to score some lasL m inute poinLs Lowards a Cronk victory. Filling almost all our events, Shannon was conJident goi.ng in to the day after last year's solid performaJ.1ce. The day began vvith the 100m sprinLs where Fraser Russell blitzed the field and began

his dominaLion in the Under 17 boys. Emily Serle and Rachel I larris also performed well in Lheir respective age groups. As the Athletics came Lo an end, despiLe our disgraceful chanting skills, Shannon placed a respecLable 4Lh in very tough competition and left the track saLisfied that we had represented the Shannon spirit commendably. On behalf of Shannon we would like Lo thank all our dedicaLed Tutors for their supporL and guidance Lhroughout the year. Thank you also Lo Mr Donovan who leads our House with passion and determination, always setting a positive example for all Shannon Knights .

Most importantly, to the students of Shannon; wi Lhout your participation, the House's success would not have been possible. You all contribute to the friendly and welcoming House that Shannon is. We \vish you the best of luck for the future and hope that you carry on the Shannon legacy. Jack Richardson and Laura Stekelenburg Co-Cap lain

Shannon House 2009 4th Row L-R

3rd Row L-R

2nd Row L-R

Tom Chisholm, Tom Perl<ins, PcLa \feanes, Grady i'vlaguire, Charles Barhanl, Angus Widdicombe, Christopher Nixon, Jack Plowman, Edward Bennison, Jam Rho, SebasLian Phillips, Ben Cailes, Tom Rogan, IIugo Steinfort, George Chisholm. :'latlhew Perkins, Alex Rollo, Edward Jarvis, Stefan Osborne, Rebecca Widdicombe, Alexandra Kvant, Callum Jenkins J\llaLLhew J\llcGrath, Audrey lIloorc, Suzannah Wood, Eliza Panckridge, Louisa Bennison, IZlistie Wheal, Trent Tomkins, Peter Babiolal<.is, Edward f\hlett, Campb II Bishop, Alexander Shannon, Ali tel' 711aas, Sam Phillips, Lachie Thoms, Eamonn \'ines, Eason Wu, Aron Jones, Ebony WesLman, Laura Jelis, Jolm Sinlson, 711adcly Roberts Emily Fuller, K.rysLal Deans, Francoise Hill, Lachlan Serle, l\lilly Barton-Thomas, BriLtany Elliott, Billie Fenton, :'latthew Lam. Emily Serle, AleLhea Rose, SLephanie Babiolalds Tania Babiolal<.is, Jimmy Tam, Sophie l\lolTo\\', Kate Plowman, Rachel Lam, Daniel Toml<.ins

Front Row L-R Alarna PaLLerson, Is D Bain, ,\ lr P Taylor, 71 Is P ScoLt, Ella Sinlson, Floyd Westman, Jack Richardson, ;'Ilr G DonO\"an (Head of Shalmon 1 lOllse), Laura Lekclenburg, Alexander Genis, Je sie Knott, "\lrs D Filling ;'Ilr P Hannal1, :'lrs \ ' Chabant, Sonia

Campalmro, Rachel I Iarris, Absent

Coby De Bccn, Francesca HenriclIs, CampbelllllcDonald, Gabrielle lIlitchell, Fraser Russell, Zoe Seccull, i\1rs C E Watson

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las, 2009 dissolyes into the netherworld, canonized by the Year 12s and mildly exalted by the remainder of the House. Whilst ,ve are saddened by its departure, the year has given us some "'onderful memories to take with us. Though we experienced transient glory in pursuits physical and intellectual, the true success of this year was in atmospheric alterations; a drop in house temperature induced a welcome relaxation in interpersonal tensions, with Head of House ~1rs . Gainey doing a superb job at maintaining air flm.v.

The Year 9s spent the first few weeks acclimatising, with Mr Parkes and ~ls Ulloa,Year 9 tutors, providing excellent assistance in this transition. The enormity of the grounds in Senior Campus can be rather overwhelming, but they adapted swiftly and confidently. With their zest for H ouse involvement, no doubt they shall be instrumental in Wettenhall's future success.

Victories were difficult to achieve early in the .lear. In fact, we never really secured any of the major contests, but there were plenty of smaller, though certainly not less important, triumphs in House events. Badmint on, Soccer, Softball and Tennis were all well contested, and thanks to the dedication of our athletes, even a placing in Cross-Country was recorded. However, these results were trumped by our magnificent dodgeballers- standing before the assembly, holding aloft a statuesque dodgeball trophy, is the gr eatest honour a Captain (or in this case three) can ever have. Henceforth departing from the College, we have so many people to thank: i'vlrs. Gainey, for showing motherly concern toward all of us, however difficult that has been. The Tutors have all done a magnificent job this year. As mentioned, Mr P arkes and Nts Ulloa did a fantastic job initiating our Year 9s, Mr. Joyce has offered his theatrical in1luence Lo the

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Year lOs, Mr Andrews purveyed his creative design skills to the Year l I s aided by our musical muse Mr Mack and Ms Bourke has introduced a social, literary perspective to the Year 12s givingWettenhall a diversified cultural establishment. This, along with the ethnic differentiation amongst the students and Mrs. Gainey's global embracement, has made Wettenhall a sanctuary a t The Geelong College; given it the homely feel tha t a House is supposed to have. To all of you we are indebted, and we wish all Wettenhallians and Wettenhallians- to-be the besLof luck.

Ben Sturm, Isaac Baker, SLephanie McKenzie Captains

Wettenhall House 2009 David Wescott, Aaron Derksen, Will Bowden, Stan Lian, Alec George, Ted McDonald, Tim Gordon, Mark D'Altera, Tom Morrison, Jeremy Taylor, Tom McDonald, Luke Chaffey, Aclillim Poon, Sam Baird, James White, Lachie :l\lorrison, ~latthew Fitzpatricl{, Callen Wade, am Gore, Jacl, Steel, Shane Jacob 3rd Row L-R Dean TmnJey, Daniel Retman, Laura Wal1<er, Ashley Bradley, 7Iladeleine Steel, Se=ey Wang, Angus :\lanning, Stephanie :Joble, Erin Collins, Lucy H eaU1, Lily Chirnside, I-larry Simons, Anand Ganes, Daniel :l\lcDonald, Thomas Lever, Jordan j\ \CFadden. Carmen Ao, Bronte Thornton, Bernie Chomley, Bridey Sanders 2nd Row L-R Bryce George, Lucy I lughes, Ross Wettenhall, Bonnie Sanders, Pui Ee HoI', Philippa Weetman, j\ leaghan Eddey, Joel Barton, [Tannal1 Chirnside, Tanya Potter, Sophie Trescowthick, Grace Clark, Anna Clark, 1I\erryn Fletcher, Lana Stmm, Georgie Bull, Andrew'vVettenhall 4th Row L-R

Front Row L-R Kirra Greig, Tim Parkes, Guillermina Ulloa, Louise Bomke, Rebecca Amezdroz, Lama Beveridge, Harley Lewis, I aac Baker,

Julie Gainey, Stephanie McKenzie, Benjamin tmm, Darcy I lare, Natasha Lau, Lachy Joyce, Gerard l\lack, Comtne), Selway

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Mackie House Boarding 2009 Christopher Song, Slan Lian, Jeff Yeung, Daniel Van De Pol, FelL, :-leindL Christopher . \.U~nson. Darcy llare. Larhie :-lorrison. Garry Jacobson. Henry Jolmslone. Charies De \\'cerd 3rd Row L-R .\lex \\·alsgott. ;\,iclz Bedford. Gus Carmichael. Shmm Colebrook, Kehin ?\'g. ~\lan He. :-Ialthew Yang. Sam Zhang. Tom Young. James Ouiston. Edward ,\l)lett. Daniel Relman 2nd Row L-R .\.nd.re\\' WettenhaLl, George Cameron. \Yill Sloane, Jolmathon Waterhouse, Eason \,'u. Caleb Wong. Jordan :-1cFadden, Iran Wen Liu, GoU Pisankit\·aIuch. Jimmy TaID. Ross WetlenhaLI, 7I\arkPisaIlkitvaIuch Front Row L-R Je e :-Iack.:-lr P Taylor.:- Irs J Jeffreys, Dylan Spence, ,\ \althe\\' 1\IcLean, 1\ lr G Smith (llead of IVlaclde I-louse), i\lexancler Genis. Ch.ristopher Lan. Harry Simons, ills /\ :-laher, 7I\rs:- I Bliclges 4th Row L-R

oday draws to an end 13 hard ,-ears of schooling for the Year 12s. It has been a roller coaster ride filled with its highs and lows, but being part of ~ lackie has always been a pleasurable journey. it being the place that I have called home for the past -1 years. Starting in Year 9, in came 7 dashing, young, rebellious delinquents out to prove themselves in a man's world. Years 10 and 11 further added to the collection and to the \'ariety ofYear 12s you see today. Over the years, we have matured from delinquents to hard workingYear lIs b:jing to do our best in the year leading up to the most important stage in our young lives. \Vhen that year finally came along we had transformed into a group of well groomed individuals that are about to embark on their final year of school and then onto a new and exciting chapter of our lives. As we reflect on the Lime we had in ~lackie, my buddies and I can only look back on the times that we had and feel that it was one of the greatest episodes of our lives.

It is inevitable that some of us may b e looking forward to being able to get out of the daily routine that comes with ~lackie life, from waking up and having to attend breakfast that some found so tough and gruelling; to the weekly soccer matches in the gym, and the ever so regular cleaning of the kitchen. ~lackie has helped everyone of the Year 12s that are leaving from learning how to live in a closely knit community or how to work together as a team to achieve the goals set out by each individual student. All of our achievements and experiences would not have b een possible without the love and care tha t we get from our surrogate mothers, :\lrs Jeffreys and ;\flrs Bridges. I would also like to thank the tutors Mr Terry, ;'lr Andrews, Mrs Maher and iV1r Fraser who were always there for us when we needed them. I would also like to Lhank the medical staff for Lheir tireless efforts La keep us healthy and in a happy staLe of mind. My thanks also extend to NIr Mahon,

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the phantom behind the scenes, pulling the strings of the finely knit community of both Mackie and Mossgiel. Not forgetting the Head of I-louse iV1r Smith. Each and every one of the boarders appreciate what you have done for us, whether they show it or not. Finally to my other fellow Prefects Harry, Chris, Dylan and Alex, thanl{ you for your constant support and solidarity throughout the year, it has been greatly appreciated. Your energy and enthusiasm has made the house as sociable and co-operative as it is today. Mackie House has a bright future in the sLeady hands of Jordon and his team of Kelvin, Jonno arld Daniel. This day marks the end of our schooling, but I hope tha LiL is noL the end of a chapLer of great friendships tha Lhave been forged through life in Mackie. This is something Lhat I hope we can carry into the fu ture for many years to come. Thank you . Mallbcw McLean Captain

Mossgiel House Boarding 2009 Pae Julpansak, Marina Farmer, Sheridan Banner, Ashley BracUey, AnUlca O'Brien, Carmen Ao, Laura Jells, Claire Fagan-Nolan, I\jrra Greig 3rd Row L-R AJarna PaLLerson, l\nnabcl Sloan, Sophie Trescowthick, Cara McKjnsLry, Lizzie Walmslcy, Suzannah Wood, Sissy Dunn, Lynda]] Walson, Morgan Olszak, I Tarriet Fraser 2nd Row L-R Rosanna While, Edwina Jolmslone, Alisa Song, Pill Ee I lor, Alexandra Murphy, Lily ClufIlsicle, Georgina Walmsley, CassaJlcira llaincs, Penelope Took, ikki NenacJjch Front Row L-R KrisLy La!ll, Tanya Potter, Claire AruncleU, )vir P COllway, Georgia HunL, Nlrs T Foley (I-lead or ,vlossgiel I louse), Bernie Rossiter, jVlrs A Jackman, Natasha Lau, Rachel Lam, Demi DellaPorla Absent Erica Robinson, Ms V Dunstone, )vis K Seclgewick, Ms S Stamenic

4th Row L-R

hen I entered Mossgiel House, I didn't lmow what to expect, but I can now safely say that Mossgiel has become my home, and the girls in Mossgiel, my family, one I have come to lmow, love and value over two years. Our Year 12 group has grown and matured from the time when Georgia Hunt was the only stm:ter in Year 9 to now, four years later, 11 young women who have grovvn and matured and are preparing for the next chapter in their lives.

Year 12 has some interesting characters; we admire Sissy Dunn's dedication to her sporL while Carmen Ao is our quiet achiever mld Penny Took always keeps us entertained with Lalk of her friends . Anthea O'Brien and Pui Ee Hor, Mossgiel's artistic Lalent, are always full of insightful questions while Natasha Lau is unique and encourages others Lo be Ule same. Alexandra Murphy, a welcome addilion Lhis year, provides every girl WiUl fa hion and styling advice. Shcridm1 Bmu1 r's laugh is

infectious, and Cassie Haines' musical abilities have provided dynamism. Georgia Hunt is an eagle, loyal and ambitious with her views and values.

to watch Geelong take on the \Vestern Bulldogs in Round 21 and the Preliminary Final.

TheYear 9s have settled in their new home \vith eagerness and new ideas. The bright eyed and bushy tailed Year lOs entertain the whole House \vith their enthusiasm and humour. The Year lIs are beginning to understand the responsibility coming to them as they have tal<.en on leadership roles.

helping us \vith our Maths homework; thank you to Casey, our new recruit and to ~lrs Jackman for dealing '.\ith hectic Thursday night leave forms . Thanks to Susan who is needed on a Friday nights after a stressful week at school and to Valerie, our Matron, and Sister Maas, who ensure our health and wellbeing is maintained. Thank you to Mr Mahon and his work behind the Boarding scene. As this is ~ITS Foley's last year in i\lossgiel, we thank you for your contribution to Mossgiel, your guidance, direction and organisational skills that ensure that the House rLms smoothly. Mossgiel is my home, and these girls, are my family. I wish them all the yery best for the remainder of their schooling career.

With the beginning of school delayed due to the heat. Term 1 saw an enjoyable b:ip down to Lome to bask in its sun, and iVlossgielians saw what the College had to offer in terms of theatre, with groups of girls going to see The Crucible and Peter Pan as well as the Australian Ballet and the iVlelbourne International film festival. At family day, the girls pulled on their soccer boots with the Urban beating the Rurals in an entlu-alling penalty shootout. Term 3 came all too soon, and we enjoyed the Mid-Year Formal, sLepping back in time with a Retro U1emc. We also travelled to Melbournc

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I would like to thank [v IT Conway for

Bernie Rossiter Captain

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Camille Jeffreys Year 10

Senior School Concert Band , 2009 Brigitte Ru ell. Caitl~l1 Humphreys. :;'elson Wang, Luke \\cGowan, Andrew White, Janles \Vhite, ,j'l!aLU1elV LamonL, Lachlan Serle Emily Serle, James Hay, Fiona Bruton, Thomas \\ol)l1elLx, Bla];:e Leeman, George Threadgold, Alru1 Thomas, Dominic Tigani, Anna \\orns 2nd Row L-R .\ubre\' Comben. Tailah Griffin, \\ary Bradshaw, Tim Gordon, Ruth Blair, Benjrunin Roberts, Audrey 11 loore, Danielle Roberts, Katherine \\onotti, Claire Arundell Front Row L- R Jade Clutterbuck. Cassandra Haines l ~abrielle \litchell, Alice Odam, IIII' Peter Hannah, IIII' Michael Thacker, Mrs Natalie COlVdell, Clara \Iurphy. Georgie Bull. Claire t\llinson, Demi Della-Porta Jack \\cGo\Yan. Georgia Pugh, Holly Shelley 4th Row L-R 3rd Row L-R

e :'Ilusic Faculty at Geelong College continues to provide students of all year le\'els with outstanding musical experiences, directed by a team of dedicated and professional teachers.

Campbell House Music There were many musical highlights at Campbell House this year. From the stunning Foundation Concert performance by the String Orchestra at Costa Hall to the everyday special moments of singing in class, playing at assembly or participating in instrumental lessons. Students at Campbell House are enthusiastic musicians who share a passion for singing and creating music. The Carols Service was a moving occasion where all students from Prep to Year 3 donned choir robes and sang carols,

adding emotion and atmosphere to the Year 1 ::.Jativity Play. The final Campbell House .\lusic Evening celebrated a year of rehearsal and performances for the ;\1ini-Singers, Year 3 Singing Sensations, The String Orchestra and the Year 2 String students. This was an entertaining concert showcasing beautiful singing, nimble fingered string technique and a genuine love and plide for their musical achievements. The Year 3 students finished their year at the Final Assembly singing the very apt song 'Dare to Dream'. Earlier in the year we were given the opportunity to hear professional singers from Oz Opera perform 'The Sound Garden' . it was so wonderful Lo watch a live performance and be impressed by amazing voices. The Year 1 Music Evening was an exciLing evening of

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foot-tapping and folk dancing as children and adults alike moved in time to the Bush Band. Mrs Karen Fyffe

Middle School Music SLaff and students alike should be very proud of their efforts in the Music Faculty this year. We were pleased for Mrs Fyffe to take up new challenges at Campbell I louse but were sad to see her leave the Middle School. The Upper Primary students have not missed a beat, giving their all Lo Ms IIook, Mrs Bell, Mr Ti gani and Mrs McCarLney thTougho uL the changes. This was evident in Lheir marvellous singing aLI louse Music and Carols by Candleli ghL, and through Lh eir commiLment to Lh e class work. SLudents have relisbed Lhe opporLurri Ly Lo creaLe auLhen Li c

Indonesian sOLUlds on tbe Javanese Gamelan il1Struments, been an appreciative and knowledgeable audience when aLLencling a Melbourne Symphony Orchestra concert at Hamer I 1aJ I in Meli)ourne and have created amazing composiLions with the so£twaJ:e 'Garage Band'. We have been most fortLmate to benefit from the marvellous String Program at Campbell House. OurYear 4 Intermediate SLrings students, led by MJ: Mack, defy their age with their musicianship and endeavour. The Preparatory School SLring Orchestra, under the baton of Mrs Kamburowski, has been a very strong, hard-working group and in addition to their regular music evening performances, they enjoyed re-connecting with students from Brighton Grammar in a workshop and performance. The Concert Band, directed by MJ: Irwin, continues to benefit from the developing depth and maturity of its players. The Beginner Band, with MJ: Thacker, was a safe haven, providing a valuable opportunity for students new to their instruments to find their

feeL in an ensemNe. Many of our students have challenged themselves wi.th AlVlEB exams and parLicipation in chamber ensembles to extend their playing. The wind and string quartets, string trio, rock ensembles and newlyformed jazz ensemble add vibrancy to our program. In Term 4, aD students were presented with the chaDenge of playing in different groups in the form of tbe Year 7 & 8 Symphony, Primary Strings and Primary Concert Band. As musicians do, they rose to the cbaDenge, and provided some exhilarating performances at the final Middle School Music Evening. Our choral groups have gone from strength to strength this year, providing some wonderful highlights. Singing is such an inspiring way to connect with people and a joyful life skill. It is so helpful that our general staff and Head of the Preparatory School, MJ: Carroll, also love to sing and lead by example. Congratulations to aD our music staff and students on a fine year of music-making. Mrs Leanne McCru:tney

Senior School Music The range of performance opportunities at the Senior School continues to diversify, catering for the broad range of musical interests of our students. The class music program , ,vith its focus on smaD ensembles, was well balanced with the extracurricular large ensembles and choir and some memorable performances were presented throughout the year. Some bighligh ts: • The Stage Band participation in the 'Generations In Jazz' Festival held annuaDy in Mt Gambier. The commitment of the students to regular attendance at early morning rehearsals is to be applauded and their musical achievements commended. • VCE ensembles (Rock Groups, Saxophone QUaltet,Vocal Ensemble and String Quartet) performed regularly throughout the year. • 'Dido & Aeneas', a baroque opera by Henry Purcell, was presented in a concert performance by students from College and four other local

Symphony Orchestra 2009 4th Row L-R

Francoise I Jill, Jake Booth, Thomas MolynelL,{, Nelson "Vang, Lul<e ;v\cGowan, Andrew White, CaiUyn Humphreys, CaIIwn Narita, BrigiLte Russell, Alma Morris

3rd Row L-R

DoroU1Y Tang, Cavelle NlcKenzie, Alan Thomas, Jack McGowan, Nicholas Fulton, Ian Blair, James Green, Lauren Hey,vard. licola Hil y, Georgie Bull, Claire Arundell

2nd Row L-R Demi Delia-PorLa, Cassandra IIaines, Sonia Canlpanaro, Nicola Luppino, Audrey 7I\oore, Fiona Barlon, Dominic Tigani, :\\ary

Bradsbaw, Alice Morgan, Joshua I lay Front Row L-R Alexander De Yowlg, Fiona Riley, Mr Peter Hannall, 1\\1's Urszula Kamburowski, iVlr ;V\ark Irwin, ;\\:r Gerard i\\ack, 1\\1' Michael Absent

Thacker, Mr Gary Tigani , Ayrlie Lane, Stuarl Orl'ord Lily Pipi<orn, Georgia Pugh , Darcy Thomson

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Sen ior School Choir, 2009 Emily Profitt, Laura Stekelenburg, Thomas "\lol~l1elL", Joelan Jeffreys, Luke McGowan, Nicholas Kovacev, Lauren I-IeY'varcJ, Ebony \Yestman 2nd Row L-R Joshua Hay, :;'icola Luppino, Ca\'elle "\lcKenzie, Julian Fabhian, Ruth Blair, Riley Dye, Fiona Barton, Lucy Campbell, James Hay Front Row L-R Caitlin Lamont, Katherine '\Ionotti, Taneesha Plummer, AucJrey .\loOl'e, Ellie l\ \cEvoy, Nls Lisa Breen, Rebecca Carman, Harumh Cbirnside, Anna "\Iorris, CassancJra Haines, Olivia Foy 3rd Row L-R

Sen ior School Stage Band, 2009 3rd Row L-R

Aubrey Comben, Thomas .\Ilol)l1eUX Nelson Wang, Luke McGowan, Joelan Jeffreys, Rebecca Car-man, Jessica Mackay, SLuart Orford Tailah Griffin, AucJrey .\loore, Brigitte Russell, Ruth Blair, Alan Thomas, Dominic Tigani, Mary Bradshaw, Nico las Molyneux Front Row L-R Sonia Campanaro, CassancJra Haines, i\lr Michael Thacker,!'vlr Peter I rannah, Mr Gary Tigani, Claire Arundell, Dorothy Tang 2nd Row L-R

Absent

Georgia Pugh

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and regional schools, together with soloists and string orchestra held in Morrison Hall. • Year 9 sLudents involved in the 'Music in the City' program which focused on song wri Ling, rehearsing and recording a CD at Studio 52 in Melbourne • The 3-clay Music Camp, held at the end of Term 2 at Campaspe Downs near Kyneton, concluding with a performance for studenLs at Kyneton Primary School. • The Concert Band played in the Melbourne School Bands Festival held at the Robert Blackwood I Iall, Monash University, and at the Geelong Wind Bands Showcase in Costa I Iall, Deakin University. • The I-louse Music compeLiLion, held at the end of Term 1, was adjucJjcated by Mr Paul Rettke and allowed all students the chance to prepare a wide range of challenging and entertaining material. Congratulations to the 2009 winners McArthur I-louse. • The Foundation Concert, which showcased performances from the Concert Band, Stri.ng & Symphony Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir. Ayrlie Lane (Yr12) gave a masterful performance of Saint-Saen's Cello Concerto accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra

Campbell House Orchestra, 2009 3rd Row L-R Dab Watson, Niamh Potter, Nyab Burrell, .\Iax .\Iabon. Luke Dc Young, Tnstan Phung, Behlana Robmson, Ivlia GriffiLh, Grace Ross 2nd Row L- R Auryn I lolmes, Thomas .\tilner, Sam Calder, ,\le.xander Crowe, Charlotte :vlidgJey, ELhan Gubbels, William Gorell, Samuel ."Ialone, Lachlan Bartlett Front Row L- R Harriet Jennett, Isabella Dalrymple, Jess \\'ynhO\'en, Georgia Karavilis, Neve Bourke, Jacinta Padanyi, .\Iadeline Landos. Isabel Sayers Absent Penelope Blight, Grace Carroll, Yvette Jenner, Emily O'Brien Teachers Ivls Emily Anderson, Mrs Robyn Wilkinson-Beards,,',1s Natalie Gainey (Absent), ,',lr Gerard .\lack (Absent)

• The Music Dinner at the end of Term 3 featured the very professional performances of all our VCE soloists and groups. • The Carols By Candlelight was a magnificent presentation held in front of the Senior School Dining Room. Choral items were presented by the Massed Choir, the Senior School Choir, and separate Boys' and Girls' Choirs. The Meditation from Bach's Double Violin Concerto was performed by Cavelle McKenzie and Nicola Luppino (Year 12) . • The Speech Day performances by our Symphony Orchestra (Mussorgsky's "Promenade" and "Great Gate of Kiev" from Pictures at an Exhibition) and String Orchestra ("Palladio") I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Friends of Music, chaired by Mrs Robyn Pugh, with assistance in purchasing equipment for each campus, subsidising hire of vehicles for school tours, providing suppers for Music Eveni.ngs, and maintaining the Musical Instrument Register to allow families an opportunity to purchase or sell second-hand instruments. This year the inaugural Friends of Music 'Battle of the Bands' was held in Term 3. Adjudicated by old-Collegian John O'Brien, it was enthusiastically supported by rock musicians from both the Middle and Senior Schools. All these activities are of direct benefit to our music students and their families, and much appreciated by the music staff. I would lilm to congratulate all our senior students, ably represented by Music Captain Joshua Hay and Co-Vice Captains Cassandra Haines and Rebecca Carman, for their contributions to the musical life of the school this year, and I wish our departing Year 12 students the best of luck for the future. This has be n another inspirational year of music malting at Geelong College. Mr Mark Irwin Director of Music

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Years 1-2 Choir, 2009 3rd Row L-R Felicity Bisinella, Jessica ,',Ialone, Astrid Crtalic, Jacinta Padanyi., Grace Carroll, Dab Watson, Emily O'Byrne, Molly Cole, ,',\adeline Landos 2nd Row L-R Jackson Williams, :'I \ax Dalrymple, Oscar Illingworth, Rachel Rowbottom, Orla Mundy, William Anderson. Angus Jackman, Samuel Rowbottom Front Row L-R Georgina Edgar, Zara Burrell. Elli. White, Jess \\'ynhoven Absen t CeIine Fang, Jacob French, Millie French, Scarlette Hayden, Sophie Kennedy i\lrs Karen Fyffe Teacher

Year 3 Choir, 2009 3rd Row L-R Courtney BarUetl, Emma Daly, Charlotte ,\lidgley, }\le.xander Crowe, Ava Gorell, Layli Rabmanian, i\ lia Griffith 2nd Row L-R Isabella Dalrymple, Blake Coults, Samuel Malone. Oliver Nockles, Sam Calder, Luke De Young, Lachlan Bartlett. 1 eve Bourke Fro nt Row L-R R osy Brierly, Jessica ;\\cLachlan, Grace O'Brien, Behlana Robinson, Isabel Sayers Teacher 11 11'S Karen Fyffe

Primary Girls' Choir, 2009

Primary Boys' Choir 2009 2nd Row L-R William Carr Harrison O'Bnen Lachlan:'l linahan Ellioll Grossnickle EUlan Braslis ,\Iexander O'B,111C Front Row L-R Remko Saraber Hamish:'l lanning Oscar;\ lalone Cary Foley Aidan Symons Oliwr.\ lanton Kelly Hughes Teachers \ liss Ellie I-look (Conductor) .\ lrs James I lunt (Accompanist) (Absent)

3rd Row L-R 2nd Row L-R Front Row L· R

Absent Teachers

Amelia Pallid" Kaehael Goy, ~Iorgan Perl,', 15<11)ella Xu, Lueilida ,\hlner, i!'iHbellc Bennison, Rebecca Finlay, Abby Brierly, Philippa Thorne, Emmll Thrcadgold, Lucy Fyffe, Ellie Wynhoven, Eve Bmslis, Eve Calder Oli,;a Clarl;, India Watson, I ina Brown, Eliza Fordham, Katie·Rose Campbell, ~ lichelle Goy, Chloe Wynter, Elana Berton, Chan tel Ilorvat, Angela Morris, Rose Jennett, Erin Bourke, Dominique Russell, Nlaysie Sadlel' Rebecca ,\lcGmUl, Iiollie Rochow, Genevieve Nicholson, 15<11)ella Thomas, Aurelia Pereira, Phoebe Naylor.Grace Stewart, Neve Ilorval, Simone Brown, Layla ,Iurrih)" Ruby Pascoe, Brianna Perry, Kaitlyn Ward, KaUlerinc Sercombe. Veronica Nockles J\ laddison Carr, ~ ladalyn Colman ~Irs Karen Fyffe (Conductor), ~Irs Sue Buchrul (Accompanist)(Absent)

Secondary Girls' Choir, 2009 3rd Row L-R :'Ilontanna Luke, Lucy :'Ilurphy, \Iolly Forsha\\', Charlotte Crawford, Lucy Allinson, Alexandra Luppino, Sbaan Blythe 2nd Row L-R Isla Dobie, Le.xie Ragg. Hannah Peace, Jacqui Grange, Julia Colman, Scarlett Edgar Front Row L-R Emily Angliss, Alexandra Lever, Jessica Sercombe. Eliza :'IlcGrath, Emma Canuthers, \ 'illoria Di :'I !artino. Shani \ \"alson Absent );atalie Collett. Lily Pipkom. Emma Ring Tutors :'Ilr Gary Tigani (Accompanist), :'Ilrs Leanne \lcCartney (Conductor)

Secondary Boys' Choir, 2009 3rd Row L-R Charlie Medic, Tom Carman, Joss Russell, Han:tish Russell, Keaghan Kennedy 2nd Row L-R Benjan:tin j\ lalone, Lacllie Charnley, James Ragg, Fin Pascoe, Zac Yeaman Edgar, Manning Grat\\~ck Front Row L-R Thomas NeerhuL, Sam Hvidberg, Tony Chen, Brandon Clutterbuck, Jack Johnston, Eugene Lynch, Darcy Nillila Absent William CaiJes, Mr James I lunt (Accompanist) Conductor ;\lrs Leanne lIlcCartney

Beginner Band, 2009 2nd Row L-R Tolly Profitt, Lucy Fyffe, Maody Brown, Douglas Hom, IsabeIJe Bennison, Thomas .v1cDonald, Henry BeaumonL-Kelly Front Row L-R Erin Bourke, .\laysie Sadler, Louis.\ lolyneux, I larshini Baskaran, :'Ilorgan Perry, )..'ina Brown, llarnish "'lanning, Jock Slattery Absent ,\Is Vicki Hallett (Tutor) Conductor .\lr .\ l.ichael Thacker

Intermediate Strings, 2009 3rd Row L·R Nathan Gao, Isabella Thomas, Simone Brown, Cary foley, Phoebe Naylor, Zara Edgar, Nicholas Proebsll 2nd Row L-R Endre Padanyi, James Bennell-Hullin, Aurelia Pereira, Grace Stewart, Neve I [orvat, Ruby Pascoe, Seok (paul) J [wang Fronl Row L-R Claudia Rose, Brianna Perry, Eve BI'aslis, Darwie Fang, India Watson, Gemma Savage, Genevieve Nicholson Absent Mr Gerard Nlack (Conductor), Mr Danai Faclgas (Tutor), Mrs Robyn Wilkinson-Beards (Tutor), Mrs [{<Ie Su llivan (Acoompanist) Tutor Ms Emily Anderson

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Year 4 String Quartet, 2009

Year 7 Rock Ensemble, Mr Barter's Group 2009

L-R

Harry Booth, Julian Kenny, r Tarnish Russell, Connor

Teacher

i\ Ir Isaac Barter (Conductor)

Absent

Eadre Padanyi, Cary Foley, Darwie Fang, Seok (paul) Hwang, Mr Gerard Mack (ConducLor)

Forsyth, Zachary Piumridge, Keaghan Kennedy

Year 7 String Quartet, 2009

Year 7 Rock Ensemble, Mr Benke 's Group 2009

L-R

L-R Absent

Mrs Urszula Kamburowski (Conductor), Hamish Russell, Keaghan Kennedy, Alice McGregor, Alexandra Lever

Jack Stekeienburg, Robert Carter, Johnnie Philip ;'I1r Gabriel Benke (Conductor)

Year 7 Clarinet Quartet, 2009

Years 7-8 Sax Quartet, 2009

L-R

Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Zac Yeaman, Wendy Zhu, KevinNi

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Mrs Natalie Cowdell, ELiza i\lcGrath, Clodagh Taylor, Rachel Odam

Preparatory School Concert Band, 2009 3rd Row L-R

Han Trinh, Philippa Thorne, Emily Fyffe, Connor Forsyth, Thomas i\IcGowan, l'I lelody PhilpoLt, Nlike Moore, Fraser Brierly, Peter Angliss, Zoe Gorell, Zoe Dixon, Zac Yeaman, 'Wendy Zhu 2nd Row L-R Eliza .\IcGrath. Rachel adam, .\Iatthew Appelbe, Clodagh Taylor, Steffie Thomson, Jacqui Grange Patrick Spinazzola, Amelia Carter, '\Iae\'e Rolland, Genevieve Polic, Lachlan i\lcDonald, Jackson Breer, Brandon Clutterbuck Front Row L-R Darcy :\arita. Sarah Smith, .\Iark KO\'ace\" Danielle Ruby, Eliza Fordham, Thomas NeerIlUL, William Shelley, Kevin Ni, Shannessy \\-ard. Katie-Rose Campbell, .\Iatthew Jackman, Sam H vidberg, Tom Shembrey Absent Teachers

Joanna Billings, Jye Osborn, :\atalie Collett .\ 1r .\ lark Irwin, .\ Irs "1'\atalie Cowdell

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he theme of this year's Arts week was 'Artube 09' which, w1der the guidance of 1\111' McIntosh and Mr Smith, twned into a magnificent collaborative arts project that eventually ended up being displayed for the world to peruse on the Internet. Inspired by a similar concept in which a visual image is created in quicktime over a couple of minutes, the projects involved the creation of a forest landscape that evolves from nothing into a flourishing forest of organic textures and forms. Project 2 involved the creation of a wave as it formed and pealzed before crashing into a sea of white water. Events such as these involve significant sLudent input, and this year we were fortunate to have many students lend their time to see this year's 'ArLube 09' come to [TUition. A special noLe of thanks Lo NIr McIntosh, Mr Smith and Lhe Art sLaff for their efforLs in again malzing ArLs Week an event Lo remember.

P CTaylor

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Jake Bertone Year 11

Al exandra Murplly Year 12

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Anna Morris and Katrina Kenfield Year 10 Room of Dreams

Will Bowden Year 11

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Stephanie Taylor Year 12 (detail)

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Milly Barton-Thomas Year 12 detail

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Fine and Applied Arts Report he Fine and Applied Art Faculty has been the ce~tre of significant and sustained creati\'e output in 2009. There are alKays some areas ""hich are more popular than others, but this year there has been a consistency in many different fields of the fine and applied arts. :\ lr :\ lacintosh 's YET :\ lulti-media students have shown \vhat can be achieved using a range of sofu...·are programs. The Design Technology area lIDder the guidance of Nlr Kayler Thomson has been bursting at the seams again this year, stretching facilities. The range of work produced has again been varied, but the quality remains the same high standard. The Textiles area has seen many incredible works lIDder construction, with creative outcomes achieved in a range of materials and styles. It is pleasing to see many students using this facility after school and on weekends The Painting studio has been the scene of considerable activity

this year particularly in Years 9 and 10. The variety of subject matter and approaches to art making have been e\ident in the quality of work produced by students. Of particular interest were the responses by:\lr Smith's Year 11 students to their visit to the Rosalie Gascoigne exhibition earlier in the year. Senior Art classes were also able to enjoy the incredible Salvador Dali exbiliition as well as the Top Arts show at the Ian Potter Gallery. Finally it is with great sadness that we farewell :\lr David Andrews after 18 years of dedicated service to the teaching of Fine and Applied Art at the College. His commitment to learning and encouragement to many Collegians over the years will never be forgotlen, and we thank him for what has been an outstanding career in the teaching and support of the Arts at Geelong College. 'Art is the desire of a man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives in'Amy Lowell.

P.C.Taylor

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Black and Whit

Refugees Poem

the

finally had enough mon y to travel to Australia

; 1y Dad had just been held aO\m.

The Boat went up and the boat went dO\\11

• s I yelped and pI oed, cried and b gged to tell him to get away.

The fumes and heat of the engine would make everyone sweat

Falling, falling, emptiness arolmd me

I had to leave him, ay goodbye in so many ways

As days passed I would try my best

I stand up, look ai'ow1d myself

To be kind and helpful without a regret

I sec the destruction arow1d me

~1~' feet ached as I ran a

rocl'j' grow1d.

:'Ily mother had been stoned because he stole again and again. ~O\" I haye no one all oyer again

The night fell on night and I thought we were there,

I traYelled across the Afghanistan borders to try to find home

A light and a big boat came and we all got a scare

Instead all I sa'" were animals roam.

The people on the boat said that we were travelling illegal

A few days past and I found a brochure .-ill about an amazing country Australia

\Ve shouted and pleaded that they would help us but instead all they did ,,'as report us.

.-ill \,'ars to trayel there like boats and planes.

Instead of travelling to Australia we went to a place called Christmas Island

The tickets ,,'ere expensive years of "'ork and trade

I stayed there for years

As I would try to find work one day something stopped me and I burst with an angry rage child being hurt and blamed She was being hit and wacked As she burst into tears just like that Huge planes took over the sky and army tucks came zooming by Afterwards the Governments army came marching by I flashed one of them a smile As silence crept over the dark night

sky bullet leaped right passed me And I jumped and started to cry I ran and ran until I had to stop. I found a corner in the bush and started to sob After a while of stashing and saving I

I applied for a refugee visa then travelled to Australia

I learnt how to sing, write and read But one night something bad happened I was on a train at Melbourne and once I got off a group of people started to surround me I tried to run but they would just hold me

Then they started to punch me and kick me badly Maybe this country wasn't that great at all? I thought that I would have a ball I thought that there was no black and white ill, I slowly drifted off in the night.

Jasmine Salveson 7S

Falling, falling as another bomb hit m street Falling, falling as everyone rushes out into the street

The Taliban moving in from the end of the street Rifles hanging off their shoulders Ready to dispatch any survivors I run, despite the many wounds on my body I might find somewhere to stay

But, all I can do is run now Run somewhere else Anywhere apffit from here.

Robert Torode 7Q

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ne of the many r e,vards of teacillng is being able to share wjth students, ~xcitement and cl~allenges as they explore new enVITomnents. The LIZard Island marine biology field trip, conducted every second year, is rich with wonderful experiences for the students, staff and . even parents. The long list of applicants for the limited 16 places, means that training in skincliving skills and team selection, starts nearly two years prior to the trip. There are currently 38 children training for selection for the 2011 trip. This time ,..-_-.. will fly.

We have never regretted the long lraining period. It's fun for the children and staff involved and snorkelling safely is a handy life skill, independent of a trip to a beautiful l.ropical island. . _ ~1y objective with each cre"" is to land tlle teanl on Ule island ready . to clive and with a thirst to find out ~ more about coral reef ecosystems. ~~~~~~II~'l The staff of the Lizard Island Research Sta . of llie Australian -iuseum, arc always happy L

he relationship beheen Lenakel Presbytelian College (Tanna IslandXanuatu) and The Geelong College strengthened this year "'hen a second group of ourYear 10 students \isited Lenakel in ApriL This was follO\yed by a ,isit by three Lenakel teachers to Geelong in Odobe ,

have all our students stay in the Lenal{el dormitories \"ith their l'Ji~van

Other obsen-ations focused on the pace of life - 'Tanna time'. Lenal{el Principal Mr Shim Q.eorge likes to tell us 'You invented the watch, buLyou • have no time! ~

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Building on , ~b::6ng-founGation ' laid by. IT Ian'\k\liJian,~P-J:yJ L::-""=-O::..-..... - raY[or and other , tfie'program -as deyelOfled to inCi-ea~ opportunities for ol..lL.students to.inteJact inforrnall ,\1itfLthe ~ ";Yall students, The m~pm:pClSe of. pT~l'am a . .0 give students om ~ Jemat villa ,es as well ~!Ja:lfeL both cOOoE thachan~e to)ear..B fr· ~ hijf'tf!festlons-were r . ~ed ~out:

each other. ~ . ewe-wan ' _ cUlli:ts,,:--. "The Pl:fr:P.ose of material goocis (e.g. to ha,fe a 0 king iacfujI :;knowt1;!dg i.or entertainment versu hy.gi'ene or _ 12hysic<il geograpm', soc·ru education) organi atien, and so..oqi:tI theft rel~tive • Cornmunitr n€eds ~.ft. waLer supply, untries, we also \\'mlt lhem.to gain roads and hoSjJitals) v~rsus. pr~aIe insights into the bu· s of daily needs e-. attitudes , aspirations shared • The ooequal distriJ'Jution of wealth interests, In hort, to lay a foundation ,llthin and between cbuntri es of friendship which will enri ch en.. their • Our pre~occupation ',.vilh aCquiring Uves, but ~so be of benefit to the material wealth. region in the future.

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teachers to Geelong. Rando~ memories of the two weeks

eem£Iled with smiling faces, daily warm water 'opical bea,&hes, jumping oIT Lb harboW' jetty, sensational cc r kills, fantaStIc vegic gardens, tropical rainforest, an active volcano and Mrs Sheena George's great cooking. ~Wiws

A triP' like this requires a lot oJ careful planning, Care mu t be tal{en lo ensure lh e arrang~roents en fiL all parties. rJl1 e fol 10 vin,~ all made

an in valuable con Lribu Lion Lo Lb e plannin g and rWll1ing Lbi s Lrip: • Lenakel Principal Mr Shim George, Dep uLy Principal Mr P ascal Lally and the Sc}1001's Leaching ar d nooLeaching staff • TheTanna 2008 team, in paicular Mr Phil Taylor and Dr Cpris Sand~rson

• l11e Tanna 2009 team, including Ms Melissa Barnes, Mr Eoghan Brownen and Mr Tim Andncws (Hural Ambulance Victoria paramedic) • Ms Carolyn Maas (Colleg Medicf\l Centre) • IVlr Ian Macmillan (ex- GC Council)

• Mr Edward Dickinson (ex-Tanna resident)

Andrew Payne Tanna 2009 Co-ordinator

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Small groups of twelve students and staff operated independently over the fi\'e day program. They camped for three nights in the local area, navigated through \'aried terrain, carried and cooked their own food, rode mountain bikes up and down steep hills and challenged themsel yes in a day of abseiling and rock climbing. At the

Charnwood property groups continued the tree planting program begun last year and took part in a number of initia tive ac tivities. College students worked positively together and developed Lheir outdoor skills, leadership and team work. This program was supported positi vely by the College staff who accompanied the groups to Charnwo od: Mr Mark Andrews, Mr Dale Carroll , Mr David Andrews, Ms Jodie HeaLh, Mrs Trina Porter, Mr Tim Parkes and Old Collegians Serena Pcardon and Lachie Kerney.

T P Parkes Outdoor Education Co-Ordinator

hose who haye visited and experienced Shalom have The main memory has been the \\itnessed positive changes in positive life changing experiences. the li\'es of many young people. \Ve These have come from the privilege thank you for the experiences and of extending warmth and hospitality the ongoing support that has existed and shared educational initiatives between both schools. The se\'enth with Indigenous Australians. The visit to Shalom was just as exciting as enjoyment associated with the travel it was for everyone who attended the to each other's school has combined first. Seven years on has meant there with a sincere acceptance by the has been a passage of nearly 200 Aboriginal communities in Shalom students from Geelong to Shalom, and Geelong. The connection has as well as 45 students from Shalom stood out as an opportunity for to Geelong. There have also been 15 College students to attend boarding staff \\'ho attended, as well as parents, houses and experience schooling students and staff who hm'e been amongst communities from all invol\'ed in a variety of ways. Stories over the top end of Australia. There from the "Top End" of Australia have is an obvious lack of Australian opened strong cultural initiatives and mainstream foundaLion literacy

students in this nation have not experienced in their primary years. The task for teachers and students at Shalom is very difficult, challenging and confronting. The Geelong College community has been mindful of the privileges we have shared in the mutual learning processes. Students from Shalom and Geelong have also written encouragingly about the positive impacts of the visits. This year's visits were no exception and thoroughly enjoyed by all groups.

David Curnow Spiritual & Commun:ity OUlreach Coordinator

Sarah Cielesh and author Gabrielle Wang

Tanna Vi sitors, Robert George, Shim George and Pascal Lalley

Morton Merjoh, Danish Football Coach and Mr Jullian Carroll

Glen, Snakes alive presenter

Lisa Neville Politician

Book week, multicultural vi sitors 2009

Glen Hunwick, Animator

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SRC, 2009 3rd Row L-R

Patrick Brimacombe, Hugh Goddard, !\lax Steinfort, Curtis Wynhoven, Isaac Crawley, Braeden Eddy, Steffie Thomson 2nd Row L-R Sam Kelly, Andrew Waterhouse, Keeley ).\urrihy, Juliet Bigelow, Ella Fenton, ;\Iaeve Rolland, ;\litchell O'Leary Front Row L-R William Simson, Annabel Scott, Annie Foley, Sabrina Lewicki. Clodagh Taylor, Jasmine Salveson, Annabelle Shannon. Angus Tan Teacher ;\11' Julian Carroll

Class of 1997,2009 3rd Row L-R

Edward Jarvis, Law'en Kemp, Ross Anderson, illiranda Willian1 ,I larry Seward

2nd Row L-R Nico la Luppino, Laura Nielsen, Floyd WesLman, Flelcher Kelly, Sopllie llayes, Laura Stekelenburg, Sam Brimacombe Front Row L-R Morgan Smith, KaLhcrine I lolding, Rebecca Carman, Kate Killelly, Laura i\ialishev, Alice .\\organ, ;\iary Bradshaw, Laura Beyeridge

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eelong College d baters of 2009 onc again reli hed the cut and thru t of arguing and defending a position as pcut of the spirited vocal jousting of t.he D V regional competition. Om debaters cu'e t.eCUll in the true sen e of the word - working together, cu'guing, haring idea culd putting t.ogether team lines. G2 hum with intellect.ual vigom as tudents from all Year leyels pend lunch times resecu'ching data and forming their cases. The A Grade team, Tom 1\ 10IynetL"\., Cassandra Haines, Ruth Blair, :\ litchell Dye culd Xavier Hatch once again acquitted them elves well in their la t ye<rr of DAV competition . TIleir witty

and informed debating Ie 1 Lo an equal 2nd placing in Ule region. A highlight was i\ litchell Dye \\fuming the S\\'wmee .t\wcu'd for lile BcsL peak r of the Geelong Region. Tlli is an ouLstculdi.ng and well deserved rewcu'd for hi conmlitment Lo deba ting over hi years at Coli ge. A Graders \V r also wonderful in Uleir support of House Debating; adjudicating culd coacl1ing Junior debaters. Arguing such t.opics as "We should not prop up the Automotive Indu try", both B Grade teams had a more uneven season Ulan usual, with two very close defeats each. This did not howevel~ dent their commitment and enjoyment and they are looking

[orwcu'd Lo a sLeJlar season as A Grade. The C Grade clebat -rs arguecl sLlch Lopi as "ThaLwe Should Legali. e Mu ic Piracy" wi Lh wi Land pass ion. Their experi .n e will Land Lhem in good sLead for 2010. D Grade also gained valuable experience lins year debatUlg such as "ThaL we should value litera Lure more Ulan sci nee".

It has been again a won lerful season. Thanks Lo Cassculclra I Iaines culcl Xavier HaLch for their commitment, inspiration anclleadersllip.

Ms AUlOl-Mcu-y Mahoney and Mrs Julie Gainey

Debating Team Anna Clark Jack McGowan Nick Pedersen Damien I-latch Ben Cailes Nicholas Fulton Shane Jacob Rowan Mackey Brigitte Russell DanielJe Roberts 2nd Row L-R Richard Shu Katherine Monotti Anna Morris Annabelle Wilson Lauren IIeyward Riley Dye Nelson Wang Callum Maltby Alexandra Kvant Jade Clutterbuck Front Row L-R Edith Lightfoot Derni Della-Porta Ruth Blair Ms Julie Gainey Cassandra Ilaines (Co-Cap lain) Xavier Hatch (Co-Captain) Ms Athol-MaryMahoney Mitchell Dye Thomas Molyneux LyndaJl Watson 3rd Row L-R

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1 st Cricket Team , 2009 3rd Row L-R

Jack 'vVood, Xa\rier I LaLch, Jamie I larrison, George Chisholm, Tim Gordon, 1\ \aLU1cw McLcan 2nd Row L-R Edward EaLclille, Dal Denny, Angus Jolll1slone, Michael Joncs, Darcy Del Rio, EamorUl Vines Front Row L-R George Cameron, Alexander Carr (CapLain), Ml' M L Terry (Team Manager), Mr Greg IIansen (Coach), Tom Summers, Campbell Bishop

Cricket-1 st XI or all involved, crick~t can be at times a "ery challengmg sport. It is a game of mental strength and determination. There are not many other sports "'here you have to apply yourself for hours on end and not make a mistake in order to prevent a defeat. It can be frustrating and it can be exhilarating, but the challenge that arises every game IS something to treasure and that is why we Im'eit.

For the 151 XI it was a season in which we experienced highs and lows and the occasional in between. But these events were made easier by the friendship and loyalty that we have all gained for each other throughout the year. \Ve defeated \Yesley in the first match which turned out to be our only v,'in for the season. In a tough year our next best result was a well fought out draw against the eventual premiers, Xavier. Although we did not manage to win a n\'o day game, many of the boys achieved some fantastic resulLs. My

Vice-Captain, Tom Summers was always there to lend a hand on the field and was consistent throughout with the bat and ball. :\ lichael Jones was able to bat for long peliods, but LBW was his biggest problem; after one instance he stated 'if LBW did not exist in cricket, he would never go out'! Dale Denny made a remarkable recovery from what we all thought was a season ending knee injury managing to play all games in 2009. Although he may not have performed as well as he hoped \vith bat and ball, Campbell Bishop's ground fielding and catching throughout the season was fantastic. It was however, LheYear lOs that sLole the show on most occasions. Our young gun Jack Wood was a key player in the second half. His 42 against Melbourne Grammar was pivotal in prevenLing an outright loss. Jamie Harrison opened the bowling, and his baLting, though ugly at times, Lurned ouL La be effective, as he managed La pUL on a record 84 runs for Lhe 10 th wicket wiLh Edward Ratcliffe. Edward Ralcliffe

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was our most economical bowler - an outstanding effort for a first year player. George Cameron continually punched well above his weight, constantly occupying the crease. Eammon Vines was the surprise packet for the year; with over 200 runs he proved that he is one to watch for in the future. He stated his claim with an unbeaten 68 against Melbourne Grammar which ended up costing them the premiership. Finally, on behalf of all the boys I would like to thank MrTeny for his excellent organisation and great detail with the slats; !Vir Gilby for his Lireless contribution Lo all cricket throughouL Lhe School, and our Coach Greg I Iansen for his coaching and menLoring of all players. They are m n we all respect greatly; Lbeir insighL and knowledge of the game has made us betLer cricketers as well as beLter people. Alex Carr CaptaiJl

Cricket: 2nd XI The 2nd XI had a good season, particularly after the holidays when we moved down a division into the 3rd competition. Before the end of the year we played just a handful of games, recording one win over \iVesley with only eight players. A devastating opening spell from Josh Carr (Year 10) had Wesley at 6/7, and set up the victory. After the Christmas break, we added some new and exciting players to the team. We started very well winning our first two games, with Michael Jones and Wesley lVlitchell doing well with lh bat and Lachlan de Blaquiere and Charles Mayfield wilh the ball. Aller our exciling start to the season we dropped off to lose the last 3 malches by very close margins. Alister Maas, Xavier I Ialch and Tim Gordon were all consislent conLributor to Ule

team throughout the season. I would like to thanl" Pete Adams for coaching us for the season and the TIC of Cricket, Mr Gilby.

Matthew McLean Captain

Cricket: Year lOA Team The 2008/2009 season was always going to be a challenge for theYear lOA Cricket team. With 5 of our best players making the step up into the 1sl XI, we lmew we were up against it playing some much bigger and stronger MelboUlne schools. Hugo SteinfOlt and James CalT were dangerous with the new ball, and we were always confident in talting early wickets. They also featured prominently with the bat throughout tlle season, batting aggressively with Janles averaging over 50 whilst Hugo howed u on many

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occasions why he is just as handy with the bat as with the ball. George Chisholm consistently looked dangerous with his off-spinners in the middle overs taloog 4 wickets against Scotch and 3 against Brighton. He was also one of our key babnen at the top of the order with his 70 against Scotch a highlight. We were always dangerous in the field ,vith many highlights such as James Carr taloog a diving catch and Josh Carr witll a direct hit from the boundcuy line to affect a run out against Carey. It 'vas a season of missed opportunities with close losses to St. Kevins, HaileybUlY, Carey and MelboUlTIe Grammar, but we ended the season on a high with a stunning win against Brighton at home.

r would like to thank our Coaches Ben Gardiner and Rowan Sykes for a fantastic season.

Damien Hatch

Cricket:Year 10 B Team verall, it was a great year for the Year lOB Cricket team as a whole. Despite winning only one game for the season, we were very competitive throughout the season. Some of the highlights of the season were Charlie Harris' 56, Eddy Abletl's 38 as well as Will Kelly's and Douglas Morris' ability to consistently take wickets every week.

I would also like to thank our coaches, Dave Hunter and Matthew Wade for putting in so much work, effort and dedication into making us a better team. They have been fantastic in their roles and have truly improved our team in all areas. I would also like to thank the team for their great work and for having a great season.

Aaron Sachdev Captain

Cricket: Year 9B Team The Year 9B cricket team had an enjoyable season. AJlhough we

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didn't win many games we were regularly competitive and there were some good individual performances throughout the summer. John Simson and Joshua Saunders were consistent with the bat and made some very good scores, while Guy Fanning, Oliver Price and Dan Nagle bowled with accuracy and endeavour. Tom Maguire, Tom Andrews and Rory McCaffrey were good team players. It was pleasing to see Randall Fincham, Oliver Harris, and James Kenny regularly contributing to the team's performance. Jake Booth played his first season and showed great improvement; Macklen Barker and Ed Kershaw chipped in with some important innings throughout the year. Thanks must go to Dave Hunter as Coach for his enthusiasm and guidance over Lhe season.

Year 8 Cricket 2009 3rd Row L-R

Will Langley, Fraser Brierly, JamesKoroncos, Curtis Wynhoven, Jayden Barber, Liam Walker, Isaac Crawley, Alexander Wood, Tom Jacl<son 2nd Row L-R Max Payne, Sam Woodall, Daniel Batarlio, Lachlan Baker, Tom Batarilo, Harry Graham, Sam Russell, James Lay, Charlie Medic Front Row L-R Mark Pisankitvanich, Hamish Seller, Andrew Batarilo, Stuart Orford, Patrick Spinazzola, Alex Livermore, Jack Cunnow, Lachie Chomley, Sam Kelly Coach Will Johnston

Year 7 Cricket 2009 2nd Row L-R Mi hae] D J3 laqucr'e, Sam Marl , AusLin SuLLerby Front Row L-R IIamish Russell, Keaghan Kennedy, Daniel Grose, Jackson J3reer Coach Hup rL D mbry

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1 st Football , 2009 Darn' Del Rio, ;\ic],: ~Ialcher, Richard Langham, Xavier TIaLch, Lewis Broad, Cameron Williams, Jeremy Taylor, Wesley ~liLcliell, Ryan SaW1ders 2nd Row L-R Sam Hughes, Daniel Van De Pol, Joshua SaW1ders, ;"lichael Douglas, Piers Flanagan, George Cw'now, Alexander Carr, Fraser Russell, Edward RaLcliffe Front Row L-R Campbell Bishop, James Cournans, EllioLL ?llann, I Iarrison FootL (Vice CapLain), I Ienry JohnsLone (Cap Lain) , Isaac Bal<er (Vice Captain), James Carr, Samuel Caldow, Callen \Vade 3rd Row L-R

Football: 1st Team s \Yinter sports season, the 1st vm was a strong and determined team hoping for a successful and enjoyable season. We started the season with a fantastic game against Carey which went down to the last minute. We came through winning 69 pts to 68 indicating we were going to be a competitive team all year. Alex Carr showed that he was going to be strong up forward booting 3 goals, with help from Piers Flanagan and Harley Le\vis through the middle.

Round 1 was one of our biggest games of the year. The Geelong College vs Geelong Grammar grudge match. Right from the first bounce you could tell that it was going to be an even and hard hitting game all day. With the score alternating continually, the boys

decided they had to do something about it. In the final quarter, they took on the challenge of kicking into the wind. Frasier Russell had a fantastic game running along the wing and giving us that extra boost we needed for the final term. With 30 seconds to go we managed to score a goal which put us in the lead. All we had to do now was Lo maintain possession of the ball; Isaac Baker managed to get hold of it and cleared it out of their backline so that we ended up with the win. Jeremy Taylor was the best on ground, dominating the ruck and kicking goals when most needed; Wes Mitchell also helped himself Lo a few goals. Round 5 was also a significant match for the boys this season. We came across Melbourne Grammar, and a few old teammates, who have always

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been tough opponents throughout the years. This game was no exception. The game started with College kicking the first 2 goals, but then Melbourne surged back and kept the score tight. Cameron Williams had a dominant game in the ruck, winning the tap outs. This helped Richard Langham to run on to the ball, dodging and weaving around opponents. Xavier Hatch also played well on the backline in what was to be a stellar season. Elliot Mann also blocked out one of their red hot opponents. In the last minuL ,CoJlege kicked a goal managing to hold off Grammar unLil Lhe final siren. The 2009 football season was always going to be a Lough one, and the boys certainly played at the standard of fooLball Lhey needed Lo comp Le successfully aL Lhis I v 1. Everyone

shou lei be commeneled for Lheir eHorLs Lill'oughou LUle season. The majori Ly of Llle Leam were new players, so well elone anel congraLulaLions Lo all for Lhe way in whicb you conducted your elves and went abouL your fooLball Uus season. None of this could have been done wiLhou LLhe help of our hriWanL coacb Troy Mitchell and hjs coaclung and 110n coacrung staJ'f consisting of An Lhony Pektovic, Warwick Knuclmey, Andrew RichaI'dson, Leigh McCorkell, Laurie CUlTan, Mark Brown, Matt Wade and of comse, Mr Chlford. We would not have been able to malze it tbmugh tbe season without yom help, and all the time and effor t that you put into us all. We appreciat e everything that you have done for us; you have helped us to have a very enjoyable season. A big thank you to all of the parents who supported us and came to the games tmoughout the season, and for making the delicious spreads for us, it was much appreciated. I would also like to thank my Vice Captains Isaac Baker, Harley Lewis and Harrison Foott for all yom help tmoughout the season and talzing control on and off of the field. Well done to the Year 12s on completing yom last APS football season, I'm sme all enjoyed it as much as I did. Henry Johnstone Captain

Football: 2nd Team The 2nd XVIII had a trying season, often facing opposition with greater depth and bigger bodies. With each game, however, the team played with determination and a Loughness that continued to impress both the coaches and our opposition. Despite large losses at the beginning of th season, Lhe sid turned a corner with the extremely close loss to Geelong Grammar, finding a desire to win and an enjoyrnenL [or playing that had been laclzing. The 2nds conLinued Lo improve wiLil a strong win over BrighLon Grammar and a sen aLional game againsL ScoLch Lo fmish the

season . Many Lhanks musL go Lo all Lhose who played in the 2nd XVII in 2009 and Lo coaches Laurie Curran and Andrew Bishop, for making 2009 an excellent season. lIarry Seward Cap lain

Football: 3rd Team The 3rd Tearn's season was one to be truly remembered, with not many wins being recorded buL more lhan a few friends being made. Om skills and game plays were honed twice a week at arduous training sessions on the one eighth of the oval we were graced .vith. Leading these grueling sessions was the back bone of the team, the affectionately named 'Major Steve', who coaxed the boys through the hard times for maximum performance each Satmday morning. I'd like to thank all the people who puzzled together the team each week, collaborating with 1st Basketball players and Boarders; we are much obliged for their efforts. I would also most impOltantly like to thank om Coach, Steve Major, and om passionate Football Coordinator, Mr Clifford. Hamish Palmer-Hill Captain

Football: lOA Team High expectations were on the shoulders of the lOA team in 2009 after only dropping six games since YeaI' 7. This pressme to perform became even greater when six of the twenty players from 2008 were good enough to be selected in the 1st The boys were extremely excited \vith the task allead of them and this enthusiasm was brought to the first training session and remained for the sea on. With two new Coaches, Leigh ilcCorkell and Aaron Gleeson, we headed into the first game of the season on Main Oval up against an evenly matched Wesley team. This match ended up being as close as was pr dicted, willi "Vesley ju t getting over Ule line in the dying minutes.

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These close games became all Loo familiar for Lhe team as we overcame much tough opposition in outfits such as Xavier, Carey and I Iaileybury Learns. The first game back from the holidays was the game that everyone has been looking forward to all year againsL Brighton Grammar and with lhe return of the six players from the 1st squad, th tearn was looking its sLrongest yet. The resulL backed this up with College beating Brighton by ten straight goals. Special thanks must go to all of the boys for giving it their all in such a tough football competition, and to Coaches Leigh and Aaron who were so instrumental to the success and the enjoyment of the team. The team consisted of: Hugo Steinfort, Darnien Hatch, James Carr, Cameron Williams, William Kittelty,

George Cameron, Andy Wettenhall, Ross \Vettenhall, Charlie Ross, Jake Davie, Nick Comes, Taylor Sandri, George Chisholm, Tom Chisholm, Jamie}{arrison,Jack \ Vood,Charlie }{arris, Ryan Saunders, Tom Goodear, :\Tick Walsh Hugo teinfort Captain

Football: Year 9 Team The Year 9 Football squad began the season full of enthusiasm and after just two training sessions, we were thrown into our first match against the very strong St Kevin's squad. We were comprehensively beaten, but this did not reflect on the talent of our team, we just had to knuckle down at training and begin to know our roles \vithin the team. Our first and most memorable win of the season carne at home against a strong }{aileybury side. Players such as Dan Ross, Angus Widdicombe, Ollie eerhut, Matt Lamont and Alex Shannon were able to win the hard ball out of the centre from our ruckmen Aaron Derkson and James Billings. They were able to kick long into our strong forward line

made up of players such as John Simson, Jackson Wylie, Daniel agle, Ollie Price and Jack Steel who were able to convert these opportunities into goals. Our backmen, Robbie Waterhouse, Tom laguire, Randall Fincham, Matt Roche and James Landy were able to batten down the hatches and dirninish any scoring opportunities that arose. After the mid season break we came back in form after dropping down a Division. We had two comprehensive wins, firstly against a weaker opposition in Marcellin College. Our other win was much more satisfying; we were able to notch up a great win againsLa Caulfield Grammar side that consisted of many players who had been part of a side that narrowly defeated us earlier in the season. The game had many highlights, one being Lhe satisfaction of utilizing many setups which we had been using a t training throughout the

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year. The second highligh t being an amazing goal from the boundary by John Simson. Thank you to Mr P eter Adams for coaching us, and Mr Steel for umpiring and assisting Lh team throughout th e season.

Oliver Price Captain

Year 8 Football , 2009 3rd Row L-R

MaLU1ew CasLles, James Koroneos, Paddy Dowling, Barclay FiLzpaLrick, Isaac Crawley, Liam \Valder, Sam Walsh, Fraser Brierly, Will May, PeLer Angliss 2nd Row L-R Laclue Chomley, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Tom BaLarilo, I larry Gral1am, Max Steinfort, Frazer Stewart, Alexander Wood, 1 'icholas CIU'istou, Will Langley, Daniel Batarilo, Shaydcn Robinson Front Row L-R Patrick Brimacornbe, Max Payne, Patrick Spinazzola, Sam Russell, Tom Jackson, Lachlan Baker, Kevin El Houli, Andrew BaLariJo, Hanush Seiler, Jack Curnow Absent Jacl< Shembrey Coach Mr !lark Russell

Year 7 Football , 2009 3rd Row L-R

Nicho las Mc uane, Au lin SuLLcrby, Charlie Cw'now, Sam larles, Nicholas Morrow, Hugh Goddard, Jack Stekelenburg, Braedcn Eddy, Rober t Carter, l-clarry Weilcman, I Ianush Baylis, Jolumie Philip

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Tim I [osking, Sam Tlosking, Nichola Cayzcr, James FiLzpatrick, Sin1con Flanagan, I larry Kershaw, Lachlan Wright, Joe Mai h man, Ju lian K nny, Frascr Mal1ony, Michael Dc Blaquicre, /I la); De Been

Front Row L-R William Simson, I-l arry Gow, Robbie Britt, Alex Divola, Daniel Grose, j-\lexander Selway, Blal<e Sutterby, Andrew Waterhou e, Michael Mawson, Ticholas Malish 'v, T oby P rofiLt, I-larry Booili

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1 st Netball Team , 2009 2nd Row L-R SophIe :'IlrCorkcll (Captain) Ellie Slcyens Elkanah Fooll Lucy IlcaU1 Lily Chirnsidc Front Row L-R Sopllle Brand, .\nnie :\liddlemi (\'ice CapLain). Georgia Scott (\'icc Captain), Sophie FauUmcr

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year, a pre-season clinic was held ai College aLthe end of the holidays and iL wasn't long before we realised new recruils Sophie Brand and the sirong, all rounder Ellie Stevens were sure to be Lrong assels lo our team. \\TC knew going inLo our first game againsL Wesley, 200 Premiers, Lhat this game wouldn'l be easy With minimal game-time Logelhcr going into Round 1, Lhe resulL whilc cxpecied was sLill quiLe disappoinling. This highlighLed where we were at, and especially, whaL we had io work on as individuals, and also as a Leam. As the season progressed, so did our skills and leamwork. Although aL

Limes garnes were lost, we would nol have come a close as we did withouL Elkanah Fooit's frealtish shooting in the goal ring and Lily Chim ide's consisLenl strong holds, LogeUler lliey made an unstoppalJle combinaLion. Georgia Scoil, the backbone of the centre cowt, enabled us Lo carry Lhe ball smooUlly down Lo our atlacking end with her bullel-like passes and speedy drives Lo the goal. Annie :"liddlemiss' senior position in llie Leam Ulls year' and her consisLency has always been someLhing we can all rely on each week. QuieL achiever Lucy I !calli provided a sLrong defence willi her counlless sLrong rebounds every garne. Going inLo our JasL game we knew wc had absolutcly nothing Lo lose, \\~Lh Peninsula 3rcl on Lhe ladder and Geelong CoUegc lO u'.Thc match was

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of very high inLensiLy from 11le word go and thc girls knew we'd have La work Logether and give iL our all if we were going La win the garne. AIt-r half time, Ule young girls, Sophie FauDmer arlcl Sophie Brand, sL ppecl up and showed whaL Lhey were capable of. These girls have shown vasL improvemenL ach work and the experience they gained will be eXLremely beneficial ror 2010. This game really l1iglilighLed whaL we as a team could do, and whaL Leamwork, trusL and cleLenni.naLion can lead Lo; the win was a greaL way Lo finish the season. Many Lhank musL go Lo the parenls who showed remarkab le supporL aL boLh home and away ganles; especialJy ScoLL Chirnsici , who e endless work for Co llege NeLbal1 is gr aUyappr iaLe I by allLhe gi rls. I\.

big Lil ank you a lso goes Lo Ms ULLing who 'll ways ensures oll ege NeU)all runs smooLh ly. Our cO'1cb J emma Barn and new addjLi on, SLacey I foiles provid ed us wiLh guid ance ancl supporL and the enco uragemenL we needed. As Geor gia Sco LL, Anni Micld l mi ss a nd l f.lJ1i shed th e 2009 neLbali season we will noLonly say gooclby Lo a greaLcoach , but also a lf iencl. We wi]l Lake away fond memories of bus Lravels, Lraining, improvemenL and frien dshjps we wou ldn'Lhave gai ned oLh erwise. College Netbal l bas provided me wi Lh a greaLoPPOltullity to learn new skills, perLLhose skills inLo play aLa high standard and make new fTiendsru ps. I wish the 2010 netball tearn the best of luck next season, I have no douN iL will be as rewarding as iL wa for Arune, Georgia and myself. Sopbie McCorkell Captain

Netball: 2nds Blue team If enjoym ent is a meaSUTe of success, The Geelong College 2nd Blue team had an excellent season dUTing

2009. UnJorLunaLely, L1ns excellence was noL reDecLed on U1e score board SaLurday mornings! Nler fmding ourselves losing by large margins, we were able Lo gain saLisfacLion by occasionally reaching double fig ures and keeping our opposiLion under six Ly goals. AlLhough Lhis season proved a challenging one for Lhe Learn, the girls consisten Lly puL ill Lheir best efforL and conLinued Lo smile under the positive guidance of Coach Alan Clnvers. The team consisLed of Nicola Riley, Atmabelle Wilson, Sarah GuLm-ie, Katherine MOlloLLi, Margot Champion, RuLi1 Blair, Emily Trethowan, Belinda Pollard, Laura Beveridge and Mary Bradshaw. We would like Lo thank Alan for always encouraging us and helping us to maintain a positive outlook We would also like to thank Ms Utting for her organisation and support throughout the season. Mary Bradshaw Captain

Netball A, 2009 Emma Blake-J lahllel, GCOl'gia H ughes, Amy ShericicU1, I Iannah Kent-Spark, Ella I~elllon Front Row L-R Ellic Drayloll , I(erley J'v\urrihy, Juliel Bigelow, Annab lie hannon

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N etball: 2 nd Green Team The 2nd Green Learn's season began against Geelong Grammar and we were lucky enough Lo come home wiLh a win giving us a posiLive sLart Lo the 2009 season. While not all games were won, we always walked away wiLh a positive attitude and ready Lo eat Mars Bar slice. The Leam consisted of Laura Nielsen, Nellie Niims, Georgia I Iunt, Rebecca Carman , Felicity Carah, Stephanie r oble, Phoebe Brand, I Iaru1ah Well em an and Phoebe Cordner. Thanks must go to our fantasLic coach Mrs ewett for all her hard to work and effort and for trying to talk over us the whole time. Well done girls on a fun and enjoyable season! L aura Nielsen Captain

N etball: 3 rd Team Coming into this season, we were not that optimistic about our chances of doing well. But we still went out and played our best especially our two Year 12's, Natasha Lau and Bridey Sanders. r atasha was one of our bouncy centres while Bridey played as oUT strong \VA. Our attack was strong, no matter what the scores said, with Louisa Bennison, Georgie Bull, Rosie Walder and newcomer Aislinn Campbell all stepping in to tal<.e a shot. Centre court was mostly played by Felicity Bigelow and ;\Oleg Eddey whose hard work helped us a lot through the season. Stepping up in defense was Sophie ;\Olorro\\, and iVladdie Steel who put themselves in the way of the opposition. Thanks have to go to OUT 'mighty' leader 11 11' Jackman, who keeps our spiriLs up no matter what the circumstances. Thanks to all the girl for a great sea on. Laura Jells Captain

Netball: Inter A Team TIle Inter AS foml continued from 200" and once again, the team enjoyed an wldefeated ea on. TIle team consi t.ently di played an impressive kill level and worked togeUler ~"\.1.remel\' well. We played some of our best netball when we finished the season with a tining win again t the previou ly wldefeated Carey team. Emma Alien, ;, laddie Stevens and Camille Jeffreys were our reliable and solid defenders. Lucy Drayton, Lizzie and Georgie \Yalmsley and Zoe Vaughan were our star midcourt players while Brydie;' Iurrihy and ;, lillie Leahy were unstoppable in the ring. ~Iany thanks must go to our

wonderfulis upportive and patient coach, Julie-Anne Hu sey. Her alway positi\'e outlook and constant encouragement gave the team the confidence it needed to consistently perform well. ;, Iany thanks also to all those in\'olved with the Inter As tllis season and as some of us move onto senior l'\etball ne},."t year, we know the Inter A team will continue to perform \\ith distinction. Anna Brodie Captain

Netball: Inter B Team The Inter B Blue team had a great season, finishing undefeated. Under the guidance of Coach Amy Caldow,

the team , made up of Billie Rosewall, 1\ Iaddy Roberts , Lucy 1Iughes, Addy Dwlldey - SmiUl, r\lex K van L, KaLrina Bigelow, Grace CheaUey, Kameiko Gray, Eliza Panckridge and Paris Kontelj, worked and played well togeUler. TIlere were orne Lough mat.ches, pmticularly againsL Caulfield andYmTa Valley, but Ul girls always managed to get on Lop and win convincingly. 111anks to Amy for ber worlz in coaching the team and to all tlle girl for making 2009 a greaL season. Al~'( Kvanl

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Netball: Inter B Green Team The Inter B Green netballers had a great season tlns year. \Ve worked hm'd and won the majority of our games, thanks to our dedicated coach, lVlr . POlter. \Ye were lucky enough to have more tllan enough players in our team, with two people having a week off each Saturday. \Ve worked well together as a team with all players improving throughout the season. Lucy Duffield and Grace Clark were the main shooters for the team, with others volunteering when needed. Lucy Campbell, Danielle Roberts, Lauren Heyward and Suzannah Wood kept up a solid defense while Phillipa Cole, Erica Robinson, Hannah Cbimside, Emily Fuller and Emily Serle rotated through the centre court

and \ving positions. We had a few changes in our team throughout the season including Ashley Bradley, one of our main defenders, leaving College. fill in all it was a great season of netball for the Inter B Green Team ! Emily Serle Captain

Netball B Blue, 2009 Netball B Green , 2009 2nd Row L-R I Iannah Peace, Laura Brodie, Hannah Cailhness, 2nd Row L-R Meg Read, Zara Wilkens, Melody PhilpOLL, Lucy CharlotLe Crawford, ~Iolly Forshaw Brownless, Jul ia Mann Front Row L-R Julia Colman, Lucy :Vlurphy, Sarah Meager, Ella Vernon, Front Row L-R IIarshini Baskaran, Alice McGregor, Emma Nixon, Emily Fyffe, Steffie Thomson Rachel Odam

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Netball C Blue, 2009

Netball C Green, 2009

2nd Row L-R Anni.e Foley, Corina Palmer, Monlanna Luke Front Row L-R Jasmine Salveson, Virginia Edcley, Abby Andrew

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Laura Blackman, Maddy Brown, Sophie Shorland, Courtney Andrews, Isla Dobie Front Row L-R Megan Wallace, Emma I lurley, Grace Scheiner, Alexandra Lever

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Year 5 Netball White, 2009

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Martha Dawson, Lucy Allinson, Han Trinh, E=a Carruthers Front Row L-R Claudia Harma, Wendy Zhu, Rebecca Griffiths

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Year 6 Netball Blue, 2009

Year 6 Netball Green, 2009

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RLlby BrownJess, Kirsten CaiUmcss, Abby Brierly, Elana Berton Front Row L-R Eliza Gore, Isabel Bobhera, KaLie-Rose Can1pbell, Elizabeth Klein

Lucy Fyffe, Laura Cayzer, Olivia Anderson, Angela Morris, Lucinda i\1ilner Front Row L-R Olivia McFarlane, Coco Hynes, Ellie Wynhoven, E=a Gorell Absent Mollie Fernandez Coach NIrs Carol i\ lorris

Amelia Fitzgerald, Zoe Gorell, Rebecca Finlay, Michelle Goy

Front Row L-R i\ laddie Robinson, Eliza Fordham, c-lorgan Perry, Olivia Clark Coach Mrs Sally Wynter

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Boys 1st Rowing Crew 2009 2nd Row

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Director of Ro"ing Report.

009 has been a great period of time where all cre,,'~ have gained from the eX'Penence of a tremendous team based competiti\'e sport, where indi\idually ere'" members ha\'e learnt things about their individual strengths and \\'eaknesses, as \yell as great values of teamwork. dedication, perseyerance, in a very supportive and encouraging environment.

..\. few weeks before the Head of The Ri\U, the Girls and Boys l'lVIII and twoYear 10 rowers,Addy DunkleySmith and Jennifer Cleary, travelled to Tasmania t.o compete in the _Tational Ro\\wg Championships held at Lake Barrington. Add}' and Jennifer competed in the Gnder17 Quad scull event combining with a Coro\\'a and _Tagambie Rowf'r and they \\'on a gold medaJ which was no ~ean feat as Lhe event had 32 entries from around the country. The Boys 1 VIII managed to gain a

silyer medal in the ~lens U/19VIII, second to Scotch College, l\1elbourne, arguably their best performance for the season. Tim Cleary and Jack Richardson made it through to the finaJ "'here they finished 5th . Tim, amongst some serious competition, also managed to claim a Bronze medal in the Schoolboy Single Scull race. The season was capped with mixed results at the Head of the River. There were two \\inning crews on the day, the Girls Year lOA crew and the Girls 2nds. Congratulations should go to them and to their coaches Alan Darker and Anita \Vhitehouse. Our Year 9 boys compeLed for the first time in Quad sculls and while we did not have any wins, all performed well which makes for a promising 2010 for them in the Year 10 compeLiLion . I'm sure that all crews gave iL everything Lhey had on the day or days, and as Coaches, parenLs and supporters, that is all we can ask of them. Of course Lhere was some disappointment for some crews

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Mr Neil FIcLcher (BoaLman), Lacl1ie J\\orrison, Eu sell George, Darcy l lare, Jack AngJiss, Mr ScoLL Penning (Coa('l1) Oliver GrinLer (Cox), Jack Richardson, Ml' Neil Myers (Coach), Tim Cleary (Cap Lain of Boals), Angus Seller TrenL Sullivan

that had done very well at previous regattas. Unfortunately mishaps are a part of rowing, but it can be said that we sometimes learn more from losing than winning.

Neil ~ l'yers DOR

Boys Captain of Boats and 1s l VIII Report The 2009 season has been one of breath Laking wins and heartbreaking losses for some of the serrior crews, as well as a great learning experience for ourYear 10 crews, and for all of our Year 9 boys quads. The Serrior boys sLarLed as usual with early mornings in the gym wiLh long ergos and weighLs sessions. There was also of course the Sunday morrring sculling which ofLen resulLed in swimming ... for cross Lraining purposes, oJ course! College had a strong turnouL aL Lhe National Indoor Rowing Champi onship wiLh some good individual performances.

Our summer holidays clid noL sLarL wl1en ev ryone else's did. Ow' firsL day of"holiclays" saw us Lravelling Lo tl1C much beloved NagamJ)ie Lakes for a wcck of fLll, pain, deliciou' food anci llaircuLs. Our firsL row aL Rowing camp wa one Lo rememJ)er, LorrenLial rain and GfL waves. CondiLions did improve as the week wenL on. Aller camp finished, our work was far from done as Neil wa lillld enough Lo provide us wiU1 very inLense programs, (full of everyone's favouriLe leg session ), so we didn't g Lbored. W hen school recommenccd so too did the serious end of the season . We were competing at Regattas on most weekends, travelling to Iagambie and Carrum. We did have a couple of small Regattas on the Barwon as well, where some of us competed in pairs as well as VTIIs. The amount of pair rowing that we participated in this season proved to be beneficial for our Nationals' campaign

In Week 6 of Term 1 the Boys and GiTls 1stVTII crews headed to Tasmania for the Australian National Rowing Championships. During this week we competed in the Male U/19 pairs, U/19VTII and SchoolboyVTII races . It was dUling the Male U/19

VUI final thaL we first realised Lhat we had whaL iL Lakes Lo push some crews behind us. IL was in Uus race Lhat we won the LiLle of 2nd fasLest Male U/l 9 VUJ in the counLry, and earned our much talked about silver medals.

perform to our potential in this race and missed going into the A final by 4 seconds. We went into the B final willi a posiLive atLitude but again came away with a disappointing result despiLe having given it our all.

IL was a very Lough year Lo do well aL the Head of U1e River, \vith the standard of all crcws being very high. Our Year 9 Boys quads were not disgraced by any means perfolming well against the Scotch and Caulfield crews. OurYear lOs found the going tough against a num])er of crews who would have been very competitive at the Senior level. The Boys 1st and 2nd VTII had their heats on ilie Friday evening \vith a small crowd and very little atmosphere. The Boys 1'[ crew drew the worst lane [or llieir heat on Fliday ,vith start being delayed because of an "Ul1fair" \vind. This resulted in a seeded lane draw being adopted, which put us in the worst lane. College still managed to be the only crew on the day that defeated crews in the more favoured lanes. \Ve were able to beat Xavier and Caulfield convincingly, but being a "first only through to the final", we had to go through the Repechage on Saturday morning. UnfOltunately, we did not

I would like to thank all the coaches who have dedicated themselves to improving the rowers at all levels of ilie club, and in particular our Senior Coaches Neil ;\l.yers, Scott Penning and Alistair Miller. All in all it has been a very enjoyable season. But of course none of it \vould have been possible \vithout the help of a bunch of dedicated people. First of all the coaches; these men spent hours of their own time trying to make sure ilieir crew was going as well as possible. At the same time as slogging us up and down the course, they still managed to make us have a great time. Thank you to our always smiling boatman Fletch; \vithout this very special man we would be in a whole lot of strife! And lastly, but not least, thank you to the Parents Support Group; it was these people that provided food for us hungry rowers on Saturday mornings, gave us shelter at regattas and raised money for equipment.

Girls 1 st Rowing Crew 2009 2nd Row L-R

Belinda Pollard, Rebecca Widdicombe, Lucy I IeaUl, Laura Nielsen

Front Row L-R KaLe j<i LLelLy, Georgia RaLcliffe, jllr Richard Tomczak (Coach), 1\ liranda Williams (Captain of Boats),

J rannah \\'ell man, Emily Carr (Cox)

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A this i the end of our College RO\\ing careel for the Year 12s: I know \w're all going to miss it! TIm Cleary Captain or Boats

Boys 2 nd YIII Before \ye let ourseh-es turn a\\-a,- from the eason that \\-a :\109, perha~ let a glance back at what "-as_ ,,-hat could ha"e been, and what \\ill foreyer be. The Geelong College Boys 2nd \ TIl again ha pro\'ed itself as one of the great nursery grounds for the \ lS. Throughout the pre, ea on the tallest the fittest assembled themseh'es in front of The Geelong College Boat Club (:\ 1uckie Land). and submitted them to selection, better lmO\\l1 as trial by oardeal. Only the strongest would sun;\,e. :\len like Lachie Toms who put himself in front of the Grammar 1 '\1II and proclaimed "You shall not pa "! Stirring stuff! Others like Angus \\lshart and :\lark D'..lJtera also made their presence lmO\\l1. Ben, 'ott \\·ho. as a Year 10 more than filled the foot stretches that were placed before him; he was always lmO\\l1 as "Brave Little Benny, ·ott". Towering m'er us all \\'as the musical prodigy Luke :\ lcGowan, King of the Ergo, and who could forget the aqua h,ins Hamish Palmer Hill and James Holding, oh how they played in the water, splashing us all; thanks guys.

A for Lt Georgie Webster and Sgt Harry Se\\'ard VC, it \\'a to be their year of fOltune and glory. .\s the re pected eldel of:\ 109 they lead from the front, and it was for their honour that all the hard work wa done. Boli1 are \'eterans of :\ luckie and i\ 1uckette cre\\'s. Georgie, steered her cre\\' to its best. and Harry's our mild and stoic leader, inner trength glued our crew together, leading by example allO\\ing others to bring out their best.

Our success was not recorded by results in any race, but by the way \\'e conducted ourseh'es with a common goal of unity and team\\'ork rarely seen in any other sport. Our success is recorded in our camaraderie as a ere'" and our common bond as :\ luckies for Life. Harry eward troke

Year 10 Boys' crews Small numbers in the squad ofYear 10 boys for the 200 12009 Ro\\ing season resulted in the College only boating one \ 1II and struggling to keep a 1\' on the water. Early in the season we were able to boat a IV but after losing Ben _'ott to the Senior boys 2nd \ 1II and George Curnow to other spoding pursuits, this combination was no longer viable. The crew did race early in the season at the Barwon and GRA Score Regattas in the i\lale C Grade 1\~ but found the 'dinosaur' crews (read 'older' males who are not school

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boys!) too strong. Thanks to Jeremy Sturges for his assistance \\~th coaching this crew. Ian, James and Alex Retman, our three 'reserves' must be commended for their commitment given the unfOltunate and difficult situation they found themselves in for the latter pad of the season. Ian and James stepped up as dependable substitutes when others from the vm were injured, which included the e}..'J)erience of racing in the vm at the APS Regatta. Alex Retman's new found enthusiasm for sculling provided him with an oppOltunity to compete at the Scotch 1\ 1ercantile Regatta. Despite being outclassed by stronger opponents in superior boats, as Ale.x approached the finish line some distance behind, he happily enjoyed the applause and suppod from the whole crowd that stretched for some distance along the banks of the lake! The boys 1 'vm competed in five regattas and approached each event with plenty of enthusiasm and determination. Having to compete in the highest di\~sion against the strength of numbers from APS Boys' schools, such as the ever dominant Scotch College and i\lelbourne Grammar, was no easy task. Perhaps their best memories of racing success are from early in the season when the VIIl was split into two IVs to compete in the i\lale C Grade IV at the Barwon Regatta. The 1 t IV combination of Nick,

Cameron, Andrew, Ben and coxing cluLi sharcd by Alex Wal goLL and KaU1crinc lonoLLi, misscd ouL on winning Ul A final by U1e narrowesL of margins. The 2nd IV combinaLion of Rowan, Georgc CLUTIOW, Alcx Sullivan, MaLlliew and Georgina WebsLer (cox), claim dan exciLing victory in the B final. Overall llie boys in U1e VIII made good progress throughouL U1C season, and I am confident their coach, Tim Wlight, was proud of lli ir conLinual efforL to work on improving their tcchnique and fiLness each week. Despite the lack of victories, tile general good nature of the boys, along with their terrific spiriL was appreciated. Thanks to Tim WrighL and Jeremy Stmges for tileir time and effort to coach the boys, along with occasional assistance from v\ ill Heath and Paul Van Prooyen. I am confident the boys who retmn to the Boat Club will help to strengthen the senior crews and eagerly take on the challenges of another rowing season - good luck! Louise lonotti Year 10 Rowing Co-ordinator

Year 10 boys' crews 2009

1stVll1: Bow: MatLhew FiLzpaLrick, 2: Rowan Mackey, 3: Charles WisharL, 4 : Alex Sullivan, 5: lick Walsh, 6: Cam Williams, DanieJ ReLman (reserve),7: Andrew WhiLe, James Emselle (reserve), slroke: Ben }v'lorgan, Ian Blair (1' erve) ,cox: Alex WalsgoLt, coach: NlrTim WrighL, Nlr Jeremy Stmges (reserves).

Boys Year 9 Report For the first Lime om Year 9 boys were competing against the best of the best in Quadruple sculls at the APS Heads of River Regatta. This was a big change from going straight into sweep oared rO\ving in VIlls. Willi some doubling up of Coxswains we were able to boat 7 crews for the final regatta. We had a large group of dedicated coaches who were at times a little frustrated with the large number of other school activities which led to many changes in crew personnel dming training and in some early regattas. This large group of boys showed that with a little persistence the skill and concentration needed to rm\' a quadruple scull can be achieved, and, whilst we did not win any finals in the first year in these boats, all crews showed a great deal of improvement, and inished in front of more crews than they were behind. Thanks must go to the coaches William Heath, .lIlathew Carroll, l\'eil Fletcher, Ben Thompson, Paul Van Prooyen, Lamen 1\ 1cGowan, Andre\\' Steele, and Tim Andrews. A big thank you to Nlr Andrew Payne who coordinated the group and also found time to Coach a crew. Neil :\lyers DOR

Girls Captain of Boats and 1st Vll1 Report \fter a summer of training camps and positional changes in the boat, we finally went to om first regatta. This \Va held on the Barwon Riyer \Vh re we had a great start winning the

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C Grade VIII while a few of the girls wenL on to win the C Grade Coxed IV This gave us a very positive start to the season. IL was not till a couple of weeks later that we had om next Regatta due Lo the extreme heat; it was an APS round robin at Carrum. Because of the lack of schools at fuis regatta, the lliree girls' crews were all put in the same round. \Vith om relaxed coaches pushing us off llie banks, we rowed up the lake and saw om race travel past us. When we gOl to the start line, the starters put us in om own individual race and we placed in om respective order. For Round 2, we made sme we were up at the start line nice and early! This year, both the Girls and Boys 1st crews were lucky enough to travel to Tasmania for the Australian Rowing Championships; here we were able to row in not only om VIII, but in pairs, and a coxless IV \Ve all had a fantastic time, and experienced things that only made us stronger as crews. One experience none of us \\ill ever forget was when om Bow Seat Georgia was thrown out of the boat dming a race. With Georgia's comage and determination, she clambered back into the boat and we finished om race strong and proud. On times we came 9th overall in the Schoolgirls Division out of 24 schools, a result of which we were proud considering some of om bad luck. We'd like to thank the College for allowing us to take time off school and for supporting us in such a great week. \Vhen we returned to the Barwon, \\'e were back into om routine of training. The Head of the Schoolgirls Regatta then came up very quickly. While the 1st girls did not make the final unfortunately, the 2nd and 3rd crew made the College proud. We were then on to om last \yeek of training as a cre\\', and we made sure it \\'as a great one, having orne fun and :mi.'illlg it up \\'ith om Cox, Emily showed her skills in 3 eat. It was then the Head of the River. While the 1 t girl did not perforTIl om best on thi day, I know that everyone put in all they had in each and ewry

stroke. \Ve did not see tius day as a reflection of our sea on, but it will be remembered for the great memOIies we made togetiler. ".'ill of us became such clo e friends and I am sure will stay friends forever. Thanks must go to ::-\eil :'I Irers for all Ius hard \york, and particclarly for tile organisation of ?\ationals, to i-- Is Palmer for her support, to Scott Penning for ills guidance, and most of all to Coach Richard Tomczack for a great sea on. :'Iliranda \\rilliams Captain of Boats.

YeaI' 10 giI'ls' crews TIle 2008/2009 season could be described as rowing 'lite' as only two Year 10 girls' crews took to the water. A notable change from the SL'C crews in tlle previous year, yet what they may have lacked in numbers did not deter their spirit, passion and enthusiasm throughout the season. Consideling College only had two crews competing in an always strong field of opponents, their competitive aspirations produced some tremendous results at regattas.

Our 2 nd IV of 'Little i--lisses' \vith 'powerhouses' (Holly and Brydie) Girls 2 nd VIII Report in the stem and super lightweight The Girls 2nd VIII were a mighty band 'pocket rockets' (Emily and Tazruin) of extremely determined girls. After a in the bow, proved to be a gutsy number of crew changes and seating combination. Claire took on the rearrangements, we settled down to challenge of coxing the crew and must some very hard work under om new be acknowledged for her success in ;., Iuckettes coach Anita Willtehouse. this new role. 11rroughout the season Their experienced stroke Alice the girls persevered to develop their ;., Iorgan led by example and always fitness, strength and performance, set a pace that the crew had little under the guidance of coaches Serena choice but to follm\'. They performed Peardon and Louise NIonoUi. One very well during the course of the of the highlights was at the Junior season with wins in early regattas Schoolgirls State Championships and a narrow loss at the I lead of the \vhere they were runners up in their Schoolgirl Regattas. Their biggest win division. At the APS I-lead of the of the season was a great display of River the girls were truly 'psychedconsistent rmving at. the APS Regatta up' on the start line and bmsL off the where they won by a very convincing starling blocks to produce their besL two lengths. Many thanks must go to race for the season, rowing from fifth Coach Anita for making our season to third place in a Lerrific sprint to Lhe both enjoyable and rewarding. finish line. The time for the second ~ eil :\ lyers half of the race was the second fastesL DOR.

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across Ule 12Year 10 crews in the and B Divisions. It was a pleasing performance and an excellent finish Lo the season. Well done girls. Each week, under the expert eye of Alan Darker, the 'fantastic and fabulous' 1'l IV endeavomed to improve their consistently impressive regatta performances. The crew had a splendid season making the A final at each regatta, winning 11 of their 13 sweep oar races. It might be difficult for them to decide which event was the highlighL. AL the conclusion of the season the crew are recognised as being the current Junior State Champions, I-lead of the Schoolgirl Champions and APS Head of tlle River Champions for the Year 10 1sl IV divisions. Along the way they collected a number of medals to match their big smiles and hang on the lampshade in their room! Congratulations on a brilliant season - a sensational achievement. Addy Dunkley-Smith and Jen Cleary must be applauded for Lheir additional rowing achievements. In amongsL their commitmenLs to the College IV they prepared to compete in Lh National Rowing Championships held on the picLmesque Lake Barrington in Tasmania in early March. Combining wiLh girls from Corowa, Liley successfully claimed Lhe gold medal in the Women's U 17 coxed quad scuJ I. Well rowed.

T hanks Lo S arena Peardon and Alan Darker for Lheir commi LmenL Lo coaching the College girls. I take Lhi s opportuniLy to Lhank AJan ["or his involvemenL wiLh theYea.r 10 girls over the past six years. Many in Lhe BoaLClu b, bo Lh students and coaches seek AJan 's wisdom and he is only to; willing to pass on advice. I wish bim all besLin his 'new' role as he returns Lo coaching the Geeloog Coll ge Senior girls l'lVIII for the 2009/2010 season, fortlmaLely he will still be 00 hand to provi de guidance! Yet again oW"Year 10 College girls' crews demonstrated excellen t sportsmanship and commitment which augurs well for the future' of rowing at the school and I look forward to seeing them back on the water in the senior boats. Louise Monotti Year 10 Ro,"ving Coor dina tor

Year 10 girls' crews 2009 1st IV crew: Bow: Alex Kvant, 2: Sar ah Sturges, 3: Jennifer Cleary, stroke: Addy DunkleySmith, cox: Cathelme Flynn, coach: Mr Alan Darker.

2nd IV crew: Bow: Tazmin Kip, 2: Emily Serle, 3: H olly Shelley, stroke: Brydie Murrihy, cox: Claire Allinson, coach: Ms Serena Peardon, : Ms Louise Monotti.

Year 9 Girls Crews At the end of 2008, a new bunch of fledgling rowers spilled ouL of the bus from Lhe Preparatory school onto Lhe banks of the Barwon River. They were Lhere to try their hand at the new sport of Rowing. As the weeks flew by, skills were developed and crews were prepared for the home and away regattas. The }'l crew, coached by Sue Campbell, consisted of Sophie Brand, Emily Fuller, Fiona Riley, Danielle Roberts and I Iannah Chimside (cox). Within this crew there was strength and athleticism. Sadly they did not win a title at any regaLta, but Danielle provided much entertainment when she was flipped high out of the boat toward the end of a race. 'With characteristic good humour and almost grace, she pulled herself back in. They finished the race to great applause from the crowd. The 2nd crew had the most success through the season. They were coached by John Hill and the girls were Paris Kontelj, Lucy Campbell, Laura Walker and Phillipa Weetman. Katrina Bigelow steered this very fast boat. Their finest row was at the Head of the School Girls' regatta where they won in their division. Congratulations John and girls! Past student and Captain of Boats Laura O'Rourke, coached the 3rd~.

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The girls in tills crew were Remy Blair-Thom pson (cox), Francoise Hill, r\n.nabelle Chrimes, Emma Bath and Thea Pilllip. These girls rowed well through the season, improving greaLly as each week went past. Our 4 u, crew was coxed by Katie Appelbe and rowed by Edwina Slattery, :'vladdie SLevens, Grace Clark and Lucy Drayton. These girls applied themselves wonderfully to the task aL hand and, by the end of the season become very competitive. This plea~ed their coach, Louise Gardner, very much. Finally, the 5 th crew. Jenny Hayles, ,vith assisLance from present student Ruth Blair, coached tills enthusiastic group of girls. There was a bit of seat changing through the season, but a crew each week was formed from Cristina Porto, Holly Russell, Lucy Duffield, Lucy Walsh, Kirra Greig, Brigitte Ward-Moss and Kameiko Gray. Even though these young ladies had much to learn about the rigours of the sport, their commitment to improve and their cheerful perspective on all setbacks were commendable and impressive. l\'irs Deb Cleary Photo Top Left : Yr 10-1st IVWinners Head of the River Photo Below : Boys 1st VIII

APS Diving Team , 2009 2nd Row L-R !Vleaghan Eclcley, Ca da Fowler, PeLer Angliss, Daniel Van De Pol , Bar ciay FiLzpatrick, Georgia RaLcliffe Front Row L-R Virginia Eddey, Madely Brown, !VIr M RaLclilT (Teacher [n Charge), Milly Barton-Thomas (Cap Lain) , Mr George [ iewman (Coach) , Sophie Faulkner, Abby Andrew Absent Olivia Gareey, Rebecca GliffiLhs, MaLLhew GoJighUy, Joshua Saunders, Jack WesL

he Geelong College Diving team has worked hard all year, proving this with consistent results on Saturdays with at least ' one member of the team placing in the top 3 eyery week. \Ye ended the season with the APS finals at \lSAC which was especially exciting for the younger members of the team competing for the first time at such a large venue with some even stepping up to the challenge of competing in an older age group. All the team performed to the best of their ability "ith consistent results throughout the evening. ~leg Eddey was plucked from the swimming team to perform on the night and came out with an impressive 2nd place in the under 17B competition . .vladdy Brown stepped up to the challenge of competing up an age group and finished ,vith a respectable 4th placing. Sophie Faulkner graced the pool gaining 2nd in the Under 16 A competition.

Our senior numbers are receding but with such a young diving team in 2009, I think we can look forward to promising results in future years. I would to thank .\lrs r. leryn Ratcliffe and numerous other parents for their terrific organisation of the squad, especially with the Saturday morning competitions. I would also like to thank our Coaches George Niewman and Damien i-Jiewman for sharing their expertise with us throughout the season. ;\1illie Barton-Thomas

Captain

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Girls Waterpolo Squad , 2009 Laura Jelfs, Erin Collins, Stephanie Taylor, Rebecca Widdicombe, Brydie Murrihy, Front Row L-R Olivia Dalton, Emily Carr, Laura Slekelenburg (Vice Captain), Lucinda Ross (Captain), Hannah Welleman, Georgia Ratcliffe Jo Fox, Ken ~1cClelland Coaches 2nd Row L-R

Girls Team he 2009 Waterpolo season for both the 1st and 2nd girls' teams saw tightly contested matches witll every girl stepping up and playing brilliant and entertaining games. Waterpolo at the College has grown in popularity over the year, with new girls joining the team throughout the season. The 1st team played with determination and enthusiasm.

Georgia Ratcliffe demonstrated why she scored the most goals (15) with her aggressive style. Best and fairest, Emily CalT showed that she ,vas a versatile player who could manipulate the play anywhere in the pool. Laura Stekelenburg, Stephanie Taylor and Olivia Dalton used their swimming abilities to out swim the opposition and leave them with no answer~ \iVi.th Hannall Wellernan as goalie, scoring for the opposition became very difficult. Key players Brydie Munihy and Elin Collins provided strength [or tile ever' inlproving team. Reb cca Widdicombe showed she was tougher' Ulan most, after

being forced out of the competition due to injury, she attended every last game to support her team mates. Performances like these influenced a large crowd to come and support the girls. Well done to all the girls who finished an impressive 3rd on the ladder behind Haileybury and Wesley. The 2nd girls' team had a ter1.IDC season \v:inning over half their games. The whole team demonstrated the talent that will be our future. All our success would not have been possible if it were not for our coaches Kenny McClelland and Jo Fox, who both put in so much time and effort in to developing the two girls'teams, allowing us to perform to the best of our abilities. A special mention must go to Mrs Porter, whose organization and commitment have ensured a smooth running season. I have played and enjoyed many seasons ofvVater-polo at the College and would like to wish all Ule future teams the best of luck Congratulations again to the 2009 girls' Water-polo teams.

Luci Ross Captain

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Boys Waterpolo Squad , 2009 2nd Row L-R James Coumans, Michael

Richards, Hussell Georg, David Wachmann, Front Row L-R Zacha.ry Thomas, Sam Phillips, Elliotl Marul (Caplain), Chrislopher Lau (Vic Cap lain) , Darcy Del Rio , Jordan iVlcFaddcn , Absent Callan Young, Angus Seiler, Gus armi chael, Coach Dean Alchin

Bo:ysTeam FollO\\ing our successful undefeated season in 2008, the Geelong College 1st '\Yaterpolo team started the 2009 season with great confidence and skill after a tough pre-season training regime. This sense of security was shattered howe\,er, folloning our first game against ~ lelbourne Grammar who defeated our boys 8-0. This result only served to galyanise the team's endeavour to work harder to make sure such a loss would neyer occur again.This year the 1st team was lucky enough to have German exchange student David Wachmann as part of the team as he was an experienced and highly valuable player. I-iis endeavours to lift the team were not done alone, as the team was able to call on the expert experience from players such as Sam Phillips, Christopher Lau, Angus Seller and Darcy Del Rio.

seconds to gain a result. The team's improvement throughout the season was truly remarkable with skill and fitness levels rising eacl1 weel<- in an attempt to overcome other schools. The performances of James PorteJ.~ James Carr, Campbell :\ lcDonald and George Chisholm must be recognised for their tremendous efforts this year A special mention must go to Barclay Fitzpatrick for his continuing endeavours to be part of the Senior School '\Vaterpolo season as a Year 8 student.

The BoysYear 10 team experienced a tougher season with a fresh battle to undertake each week The team were a part of a number of close contests, some coming down to the last 30

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After 7 years as a voluntary spring sport, Vlaterpolo has continued to grow at The Geelong College and fosters a strong base for future years to come. It was pleasing to see a munber of new faces and members for this season. Special thanks must go to coaches Kenny McClelland and Dean Alchin for teaching the teams' valuable skills, wIllie making training surprisingly tough and fun at the same time. Elliott Mann Captaill

Boys 1 st Tennis Team 2009 H ani son Byrnes, Samuel Caldow, William Kittelty, Christopher Lau (Captain), T hernba Wahlstrom , Sam r Iughes Absent ~clson Wang, Dominic Tigani, Nick ,\Ialcher , Jack Hurley, Isaac Baker, ~lr Ke\in .\lacLean (Coach)

Boys IstTeam he 1st Boys enjoyed a great season of tennis, despite some disheartening score bnes. Regardless of finishmg at 1l1e bottom of the ' ladder, as a team and individually, we managed to improve ourselves and gain some confidence and momentum towards the end of the season. Early in llie season, we endured numerous heavy defeats by the top schools such as Scotch College, Haileybmy College and Carey GrammaJ.~ Neverll1eless , we picked ourselves up and continued to play haJ.'d with the intention of beating om' arch rivals Geelong GrammaJ.'later in llie tenn. The highlight and the most highly anticipaLed match of the season came in U1e form of a wet, wmdy and mi erable day of Lenni against Geelong Grammar. Thc boys were full of enlliusiasm and hope of winning Uus grudg maLch againsL ow' pale blue aJ.'eln'ivals. vVllilc w wcre ouL on courtbravmg U1C harsbesL of condiLions, our maLell referec cnjoycd Ule vlew from U1C comfort and

warmth of his jacket and cap, seemingly oblivious to the pouring rain for about 45 minutes before decidillg to suspend play. At 8 sets all at the end of the day, the matel1 would be decided on the count back of gaJ.l1es, for the second year in a row. The heartbreakllg final score of Grammar's 8 sets, 109 gaJ.l1es to our 8 sets, 108 gaJ.l1es is etched in my brain and forever will be! After our stunningly positive 11 sets to 5 loss to a strong Caulfield unit, we were confident and hopeful against Bligl1ton, where the few remainingYear 12s would play our last gaJ.l1e of College tennis. Unfortunatel.i~ we were unable to perfonn at our best, but we made a pomt to fight to the very end. Nost:,ugically for me, tbis was where I debuted for the 1st team, and tbis too, sadly, would be where it would end after a wonderful 3 year c..'Cpcricncc. I would like Lo exLend my ilianks to the coael1es and teachers involved with temus.Vlithout then1, it wOlud have been m1possible Lo hav SUel1 a great season. Special llianks mu Lgo Lo our

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coach, Kelvin 1\ iaclean who imparted his wisdom and knowledge m order to make us better players; the Tennis Parents Support Group for supporting us during home matches and providillg us willi wonderful mon1ing tea. And also to the ever hardworking I\ irs Fillillg, who helped to organize the teams, and pretty much ensured that the whole season ran smoothly for all tennis players.

Boys 3rd Team The 3rd Tenni Leam had a success[1.11 season wi.Lh all players improving their tennis skills and working well togeUler as a team. They were excell nt ambassadOI [or the College on each Saturday playing match · with enthu iasm and good sportsmanship., 11le team consisted of Clu'is Atkinson, Jake Bertone, Ben Cailes, ShaWl Colbrook, Adam Cooper, Aron Jones, Baden Kerambrun,1om Nagl , Jack Perry, Jame White and Tom Young. The team was very ably coached by l\ 1r Ale..'<is Lopez. 1\1rs Debbie Filling Tennis TIC It has been a great honour to captain The Geelong College Ists Boys Tennis Team. The team consisted of myself, Sam Caldow, Ham on Byrnes, Sam Hughes, ::':-elson \\'ang, Dominic Tigani, ~ick ;, Ialcher, Jack Hurley Themba Wahlstrom, W'ill Kittelty and Isaac Baker. I haye enjoyed "ith leading these talented boys, although there was not much leading to be done, as every one of the young men on my team were leaders in their mm way. It is with a heayy heart that I part from College tennis, as sport at the College has been my motiyation and what helped me get through every weel{ of school. , Christopher Lan

Boys 2nd Team The 2nd Tennis team participated in a strong competition all season and fought bravely to win a number of matches against very capable opposition. Some of the younger members of the team will strongly push for selection in the 1sl XIII next season and I encourage all of the Year 12 Boys to continue playing tennis in the future.

Boys 5ths and 6ths Tennis Teams This eason, the Boys' 5ths and 6ths Tennis Teams combined to form a flexible unit. As many of the boys suffered injuries and were required for othel~ wlavoidable commitments throughout the season, we found mixing and matching the two teams to be the most effective way of fulfilling our sporting commitments. The boys played with great deteIlllination and spirit, although the final scoresheets did not always reflect this attitude., The coaches' encouragement awards went to Alec George and Dylan Spence for their reliable attendance at training and matches, their positive attitude towards their tennis and their Wlfailing good sportsmanship. The members of the two teams were as follows: Jake Blood, Luke Chaffey, Julian Fabbian, Alec George, Sam Gore, Alan He, Garry Jacobson, Chris Jennings, Tom McDonald, Teak McPadden , Grady ;'vlaguire, Josh Murphy, Nick Pederson, Jack Plowman, Daniel Salvalaggio, Dylan Spence, Hamish Stephenson, Ben Sturm" Jaimi Taylor and, Jobnathon Waterhouse

The team consisted of Nick Brimacombe, James Brodie, Tom Darley, Fletcher Kelly, Tom Patterson, Jobnathon Read, Will Sloane, Santo Tripodi and .\1onty Wright.

Mrs Julia Ekkel and NIr Lee Jarvis

,\Ir Tim Crowley Coach

The 200S/2009-surnmer tennis season was filled with personal achievements,

Girls tslTeam

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Leanl work, co mmiLmenL and a whol 10L oj" laughs for the 1sLgirls. The Leam had a greaLseason and, alUl0ugh we 10sLmore gam - Lhan we won, we can happily say we domina Led G clong GranU1lar. Tllere were mGU1Y do maLch dw-ing tile season includin g a one game Lriwnph against ASSlffilpLion buL Ulere were also some not so clo e maLches against Haileybw-y, PEGS and Caulfi Id. DespiLe tile obvious lack of successful results, tile per onaliLies and characters that made up Ule Geelong College outfiL won us a great deal of respect from our opponents. The team included Morgan Olzsal{, Felicity Cara, Annabelle Uebergang, Enuna Allen, Lizzie Walmsley, Georgie Walmsley, Camille Jeffreys, Bridey Sanders, Zoe Vaughan, Emma Oates with a few star appearances from Rebecca Carman. MGUlY thanks go to Mrs Filling, Mr Cheatley, Mr Gilby, Mrs Porter, Mr and Mrs Byrnes and the entire Parents Support Group who all have given enormous amounts of tlleir time to tennis. To our Coaches Julie and Mick , you have done a fantastic job this season, thank you for your dedication and making training enjoyable. Finally to our tenific team, thanks for making this year the best one ever! I hope next year will be even better. Georgia Hunt Captain

Girls 1 st Tennis Team 2009 2nd Row L-R

Emma Alien, ,\rulabelle Uebergang, Emma Oates, Camille Jeffreys, Felicity Carab, Morgan Olszak Front Row L-R Zoe Vaughan, Lizzie Walmsley, Georgia Hunt (Captain), Bride}' Sanders, Georgie Walmsley Absent ~1r Nlichael ,\Iullen, ,\\rs Julie Golightly (Coaches)

Year 8A Tennis Boys 2009 2nd Row L-R

Paddy Dowling, '\lax Steinfort, William CaiJes Front Row L-R Jack Shembrey, Ronan :'Ilathews, Sam \Yalsh, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Patrick Brimacombe Coach ~lichael O'Donnell

Year 8B Tennis Boys 2009 2nd Row L-R

~latthe\\' Castles, Frazer Stewart, Brady Harmon, James Casey, Will :'Ilay, Cameron ~\cKenzie

Front Row L-R Shayden Robinson, Keyin El Houli, Harrison Bowler, Adam \'rabJec, Daniel Hodg on Coach .Angela Grace

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Girls 2nd Team 'The Good Girls', as one affectionately called this team (tmbelmown Lo Ulem), enjoyed a reasonable season with some great wins and a number of hard fought matche, ,.All the girl were prepared to adapt their style of game to the yariations in teclmique that were ugge ted, Their support of each oUlel~ their camaraderie at training and on match days \\"as terrific to obsen'e and be a part. Congratulations and thank to all llwol\'ed; the girls, parents and Geelong College staff, e pecially Deb Fillillg for her tireless oraanisational \"ork "The Good Girls" consisted of Louisa Benni on, Emily Bomke, Sonia Campanaro, Rebecca Carman, Anna Clark, Phoebe Cordner, Clare Desborough, Jacqui De\'l-ome, Oli\'ia Foy, Stephanie f'oble, Eilish Rolland (who receiyed the Coach's Award), :mnabelle 'Yilson and Georgia Witham. Sue Anderson Coach

Girl Intermediate Band C Teams The InLermediate Girl Band C teams worked closely Logether throughout the OS/Ot) season. \'A. iUI the help of specialisLcoach, Sbaul1 Sharp, the girls continued Lo improve Lheir ability along wiLh learning new skills such a Liebreaker. Th re \Va great enU1Usia m from the girls on long bu rides and Lhey worked well togeLher. WiLh change to th Leams bemg continually made, the girls strived to improve. Om teams were made up by om young Year 9s and lOs; Alana l\1itchell, Lucy Shorland, Lucy Wan, Kristie Wheal, Liana Banjanin, Kate Plowman, l\1illi Leahy, Edwina Johnstone, Susannah 'Vood, Lana Stmm, Sophie Thorne, Elena Gazis, Clem Boyd, Kaitlyn Johnson, Alarna Patterson, Laura Vrablec and Sophie Tre cothick. Steph Guy and Sarah vVynn Coaches

Girls Blue and Green TeanlS TIle girls were alway compeLiLi v on the cowt. DespiLe injury and iUncss, our Leams hael mL'{ed succcss.The i.l1c1ividual perIonnan es of Nicola, Bernie, G orgia an I MargoL \V r - ouLsLanclillg, bOtil as commiLLed 111el1'1.])e1 of Ulir Leam and Ulcir po iLive aLLiLude Lowards adversiLy. Overall, iL was an enjoyable season lor all. SpecialisL coacilli1g was provided by 1\'\r Roddy a h and Un , combined WiUl determined aLtitudcs, saw an ilnprovemenL III the girls' skilllcvcl and tileir ability to win maLcilcs. The regular members of tile Girl Green & Blue Learns \ver Rebecca Amezclroz, SLephanie Babiolakis, Tatna Babiolakis, Laura Beveridge, Isobelle Cooke, MargoL Champion, Britkmy Elliot, Jessie Knott, Chloe Lee, Frankie Mullaly, Alexandra Murphy, Phoebe Potter, Benne Rossitel~ Lucinda Sloan, Emma Woolman, Peta Veanes, Rachel Lam, Georgia Pugh, Nicola Riley, Dorothy Tang, Halilla Van Kmining and Grace-Louise1hpocli. Ms Guillerrrrina Ulloa

TIC

Year 7A Tennis Boys 2009 2nd Row L-R Charlie Curnow, Hugh Goddard, Nicholas Malishev Front Row L-R James Fitzpatrick, Simeon Flanagan, Hamish Baylis, Nicholas Cayzer Absent Robbie Brilt Coach Barbara Carlson

Year 7B Tennis Boys 2009 2nd Row L-R LachJan Wrighl, Braeden Eddy, JIugh Bell Front Row L-R Andrew Walerhouse, James Hagg, Alexander Selway, Alex Oiyola Absent Alec Altwood

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Year 7C Tennis Boys 2009 2nd Row L-R

Dcan Jeremic, Thomas .\ IcGowan, ;\ like .\ loore. Fraser Wi hart, I Iugh " 'eerhut Front Row L-R Louis j\\olyneux. aron Ward, Zac Yeaman, Henry Beaumont-Kelly RoberL Carter Absent

Junior A Tennis 2009 2nd Row L-R

Vanessa Lewicki, Sophie Desborough, Alana Hocking. Annabelle Shannon Front Row L-R Dclaney Ryan-Conn. Saskia IIolloway, E=a Hurley, .\\eg Read, Sabrina Lewicki, Eliza .'IlcGrath Coach Claire Sullivan

Junior B Tennis 2009 2nd Row L-R

Jaimee Allen. Jacqui Humphries, '\\olly Forshaw. Zara \Yilkens, Hannah Caithness, Sophie Shortland, Lucy Brownless, Sarah '\teager Front Row L-R Harshini Baskaran, Annie Foley, Alice McGregor. E=a Ring, Han Trinh, Alexandra Pedersen. Laura Blackman. Danielle Ruby

Junior C Tennis 2009 2nd Row L-R

.\Iaeve Rolland, Hannah-;\ lae Hoare, Emily Fyffe, Billie Perry Front Row L-R Claudia Hanna. '\lontanna Luke, Tyana Posada, Sarah Cook, Olhier Skinner Absent Grace cheiner, Kezlee Picket Coach Iilin Johnson

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Boys 1 st Badminton Team 2009 2nd Row L-R

Nicholas Kovacev, Jeremy Taylor, Piers Flanagan, Richard Langham, James Coumans Front Row L-R EllioLL MaJID, Nlr George Lee (Coach), TlisLan Tan, Mrs D M LaJIDan (Team Manager), Senney Wang

Boys Badminton ll of the Boys Badminton teams have had a very successful 2009. This rear two 1st teams were entered, a Year 12 tearn and a Year 11 team, as we had an abundance of top class players. The Year 12 team of Senney Wang, Elliott :'lann, )Jicholas Kovacev and Tristan Tan followed in the footsteps of last year, and finished the season undefeated. The consistency of Elliott :\'lann and Senney Wang was a clear indication of their skill and power throughout the year while ~ Ticholas Km'acev's passion, strength and stamina lead him to victory all season.

The Boys 3rd team all contributed to a well fought season. Darcy Thompson, Chris Skogland and Daniel Berton all improved markedly, winning most of their games. Jeff Yeung and Joelan Jeffreys finished the season with many convincing wins, while the

Returning from last year were the brute and might of Piers Flanagan and James Coumans who both started the season remarkably conjuring up more wins than losses between them. Their teammates, Jeremy Taylor and Richard Langham, ignited the court with their display of athleticism.

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dedicated efforts of Chris Song \vith his fast reflexes dominated his division. vVith most players playing badminton for the first time, the Boys 4th team finished the season most impressively with more wins than losses . Angus Townley, Max

Amerena, Jimmy Tan and SLan Lian all improved sLeadily LhroughouL Lhe season under the waLchful eye or Coach George Lee. The Boys 5th Leam also had an enjoyable season. AJex T legin, Cameron Walsh, Richard Shu, James Rho and Golf Pisankitvanich all played well and achieved many wins throughouL the season. Thank you to Mrs Lannan, Mrs McArLhur and Mr Xiao for coordinating the teams, and Lhank you to George and Mim Lee for their coaching advice. Trislan Tan Cap lain

Girls Badminton Despite a slow start in Term 4 2008, the number of badminton enthusiasts increased by the beginning of Term 1 and we were pleased to have enough players to add a 4th Team to our 1st Team which played in the 2nd division of the APS competition. Throughout the season, these young girls advanced in skill and tactics whilst enjoying themselves and mal<ing ne,v friends.

1st Team This year's 1st Team managed very well in terms of winning games against the other APS schools as well as developing close friendships. Mainly composed of Year 12 girls, the team also included a few younger players from Years 10 and 11, proving Lhat their potential should not be under-estimated. Amongst the 1st Team members, Pui Ee I lor broughL laughter and joy to the courts and in addition, we were very lucky to have international support from Sarah Zemp, a Swiss exchange student, who became a strong part of our team. The girls and I have refined our skills and honed our tactics as well as achieved some memorable wins. Thanks to all the members of our team; we completed the season rather successfully and had fun. I wish Laura Jelfs, Michelle and Louise Beggs, the remaining girls in the 1st Team, all the best for the next season.

to this sport. It did not take long for Lhem Lo develop a good standard of skills. Our senior girl Carmen Ao should be recognised for the effort she put in as well as for being the most reliable member of the team. Penny Took was also a veteran player, having contributed to Badminton for Lhe past four years. Despite everyone's best effort, however, the team was a liltle unlucky in terms of wins. This has no doubt been a great experience for them and I am sure that they will rise to the occasion next season with their budding Lalent. Unfortunately, this is my last season at the College; it has been an honour to work beside innovative and supportive figures such as I\.lme Chabant andl\ Irs ;\tlahoney whilst l\1r and i\1rs Lee, our Coaches, bestowed great advice upon us. This has been a memorable year, and I will cherish the fond memories of our training sessions and matches for many years to come., Natasha Lau Captain

2nd Team This year's 2nd Team was made up of a number of girls who were new

Girls 1 st Badminton Team 2009 L-R

Ms V P Chabranl (Tcacher in ChargeL i\1ichelle Beggs, Pui Ee HoI', Sarah Zemp, Laura Jcffs, Louise Beggs, aLasha Lau (Captam), Mrs i\Um Lee (Coach), i\11' George Lee (Coach)

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Boys APS Swimming Squad 2009 Jack Slekelenburg, Gus Carmichael, Jack Kershaw, Sam 1 Ilillips, Jordan l\\cFadden 2nd Row L-R Fraser Mahony, Parlrick l'isp, Jake Davis, Connor Forsylll, Douglas I lorn , Mr T Coburn (Team l\ lanag r) Front Row L-R Alex Baensch, Nl.l's P Parler (Teacher in CI1arge), Harrison Fooll (Cap lain) , Ilarry Kershaw Absent Jamo Parler, Bernie Chomley, Campbell McDonald, Callan Young 3rd Row L-R

APS Girls Swimming

he 2009 Girls S"II'immll1g team trained and performed at an impressive level throughout the season. Despite tough competition each Saturday morning, the girls sho"ll'ed excellent team-spirit and a determination to be admired. The intense early morning training sessions and the high class of competition only seemed to encourage our girls, as the attendance eyery week \"as strong in number. In an intense workshop lead by Fiona

Skirmer and the reputable Russell Parsons, we had a great chance to learn from one of the best coaches in Victoria and refine our skills before the upcoming APS finals. Saturday swimming also continued to provide an arena for the girls to practice, improve their swimming ability and tackle new challenges. Another of the many highlights of the season was to observe the determination and perseverance of swimmers such as Luci Ross, who made it her mission to master the dreaded

backstroke tumble tum. It was great to see the enthusiasm and competitiveness of our Prep School girls every weekend. Saturdays soon developed into a competition between them as to who could swim the most events each week. The 24" Annual APS finals were held onTuesday 24th .\larch aL\lelbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Although this competition is dominated by larger schools, our team comprised of 31 of our best, and we are proud to boast that our home grown talent and sheer determination led the College to an impressive 5th place, outscoring our traditional rivals, Geelong Grammar. First class competition on Lhe night saw 17 long standing records broken, mostly by Haileybury and Carey. Stephanie Taylor carne away wiLh a 2nd and two 3rd placings; young-guns Keeley Murrihy and Ella Fenton boLh performed at very high levels on the night. Also, for the very firsL Lime, the Scott Sisters, Annabel, Eliza and Georgia were able Lo swim in the APS College team side by side. All Lhree are

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wonderful competitors and show great College spirit. As another successful sea on ends, Thanks must go to Mrs Portel~ the coordinator of Swimming at the College, and to Mrs Smith, Ms Henning and Mrs Peak for their tireless efforts throughout the season. Finally on behalf of tlle team, I would like to express our appreciation for the expert coaching of Dean Alchin and Fiona Skirmer.

It is with great sadness that I and my fellow Year 12 girls Stephanie Taylor, Laura Stekelenburg, Eliza Curnow, and Georgia Scott, after 6 years of representing Ule College, say goodbye to the swimming team. The fond memories that we all have of swimming for'Dle Geelong College will remain with us for many years to come. The Swimming tearn at the College seems to only improve each year and I hope, und r the guidance of Fiona and Dean, oW' younger recruiLs can carry on Swim Learn's proud LradiLion.

Olivia DaJLon Capla:in

All Schools Competition The annual Ail Schools CompetiLion, aL rZareul1ia J 001, was held in less Ulan ideal weaUler conditions. Despite Ule rain and [reezing weaUlcr, many pleasing resulLs were recorded and congraLulaLions musL go to Stephanie Taylor, Louisa Bennison and Georgia ScotL who all contributed La the Leam and came home with a number of medals. UnforLunaLely, the College girls were ou Lscored for the first time in 8 years by Sacred I learL by a mere 6 points.The boys won the competition and Ule Strahan Shield wiLh some strong performances and many medals. New recruit Jordan Mcfadden combined with Harrison FooLL, Jack Kershaw and Angus Carmichael to win the Freestyle relay in fine form. PP Porter

APS Boys Swimming The 2009 boys swimming season started off strongly with many boys signing up. Alongside our swimming b.'aining here at school many of the boys also did ouLside swimming, whether it was for surf or club. Throughout the season they did their best to keep up with the huge powerhouse schools like St Kevin's, Scotch and Haileybury College. With not enough nwnbers to fill a full side, the Geelong College and Geelong Grammar teams combined to mal{e the Geelong Combined swimming squad.With many strong friendships beginning to form, it was always great to get together with the boys from Grammar, even if it meant getting up extra early for the joumey to Melbourne., Although our teanl was not a huge threat, it was he.:lrtening to see everyone getting in there and giving their best each week." We combined to record some pleasing results at the APS final., Jack Kershaw camp ted in the maximum anlowlt of events possible and recorded some very respectable times, placing 4 th in the Open 100m freestyle and3rd in the 200m freestyle. Jordan Mcfadden was also a big standout coming 5th in the 100m freestyle., Jordan, Jack., Sanl Phillips and a Gran1Jnar swinIDler combined brilliantly to lakc ou Ltile Under 17, 50m u'ceslyle relay, witll each swimmer completing Uleir lap in 25 seconds or less. ,This event was Ule highlighL of Ule night. AlUlOUgh we

finished 9tl" all the boys were very happy with their efforts, and I was very proud La be part of this season of swimming. Special mentions go La Mrs Porter and Dean Alchin for keeping us in line not only that night buL the whole season and encouraging us all the way, especially to our early morning training sessions. Thank you La Fiona Skinner for all her time and effort in training both the boys and girls teams. I wouldlikc to extend our congratulations to Olivia Dalton for maloog the National S\vimming Squad and wish her all the best. Harrison Foott Captain

Open Water Swim Friday 13tl1 March saw competitors from both The Geelong College and Christian College tal{e to the waters of Cosy Comer at Torquay. As the sea mist crept in and the wind strengthened, the swimmers made their way arowld the 600m course in cool conditions. At the end of the s\vim, all participants enjoyed a drink and muffin and exchanged stories of their efforts.Thanl{S must go to Ms Utting, _ lIS Russell, Mr Torpey, Mr Ryan (Christian College), parent helpers and Go Ride A Wave for water safety.

The winners were: 12 years and Under Boys - 1 Jack SLekelenbUIg, 2nd I larry Kershaw, 3"1 RoherL Carter 12 years and Under Girls - 1 I Brianna Beckley (CC) 2nd Ginger Brawn (CC) 3rd Annabel ScoLl 13 years Boys - 1st Fraser ivlahony, 2' d Shayden Robinson, 3rd Sam Russell 13 years Girls - 1st Keeley Murrihy, 2 1 Holly Curtis (CC), 3"1 Jacquie Humphries 15 years Boys-1st ::--JickRanlOO (CC), 200 Brad Jewson (CC), 3rd Dylan Siketa (CC) 15 years Girls - 1st Sam Suendermann, 2nd Zoe Curtis (CC), 3rd Ella Fenton 16 years Boys - 1st Matthew Golightly, 2nd Bernie Charnley 16 years Girls - l ·l Emily Carr, 2nd Hayley Gambetta (CC), 3rd Bee Gibson (CC) Open Boys , 1st Callan Young, 2'td Harrison Foott, 3rd Judd Higgins (CC) Open Girls , 1sl Laura nd Stekelenburg, 2 Stephanie Taylor, 3rd LuciRoss P Porter TIC Swimming

Girls APS Swimming Squad 2009 Eliza ScoLL, Amelia CarLer, Emily Jones, Luci Ro ,Stephanie Taylor, Brydie Murrihy, Laura Jell"s, Ella Fenton 2nd Row L-R Nlrs J Peake, Lili Cashman, Georgia Scott, Billie Fenton, :'Iladdy Roberts, Emily Carr, Keeley i\lurrihy, Zoe Db:on, Mrs P Porter (Teacher in Charge) Front Row L-R Rachel Odam, Jacqueline Humplu'ies, II \arU1a Dawson, Laura StekelenbLU'g, Olivia DalLon, JoarUla Billings, Annabel ScoLt, :\ \egan Wallace Absent Jessica I11ackay, Sam SuendermmID

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Surfing, 2009 M.l' Jason O'Loughlin (Coach) ,Charlie Ross,Samuel GriffiU1s,Chase GalbraiLh,EllioLL Marm (CapLain),OLiver Price,Ml· Gerar·ct DonvaI1 Cream lvlar1agcr) Front Row L-R Thomas Wel1emaI1,Luci Ross,Harrison Marm,Sam Suenctermarm,Jackson Wylie

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Schools' Surf League, he first round of the Schools' Surf League was held in wintery conditions at Ocean Groye beach in February. Both our boys and ' girls teams "'ere too strong for the opposition and easily won 5 out of the 8 e,·ents for the day, and putting both our teams through to the State finals. Our best efforts came in the water events "'ith the standout event of the day being the \\Tade Relay, where both teams came away with a win and who actively supported their team mates right through to the end of an exciting and gruelling race. The State finals were held in :'iarch at ~ lornington Beach, after being moved

from Pt Leo due to \\'ild conditions and big surf. Although we were disappointed in missing some "action" and despite many changes in our line up, our teams performed admirably in the beach and water events. Luci Ross and Charlie Ross placed 1 and 2nd respectively in the Flags event, whilst Fraser Russell blitzed the field in the Beach sprint

finishing ,,'ith the quote "£l ien were not meant to run in the sand"!, Emily Fyffe continued to show her dominance on the beach taking out the Beach Sprint with ease. Laura Walker, Ella Fenton and Annabelle Shannon joined in the Girls Beach relay while Barclay Fitzpatrick and Fraser £liahony waded and ran making up many places. Sam Phillips, James Porter, Jack Stekelenburg, Laura Stekelenburg, Sam Suendermann and Jacquie Humphries swam their hearts out in pool conditions against pool s\\'imrners, whilst Campbell ;\1cDonald pushed the team to 2nd place on the board in the Cameron Relay. The final event was the girls' Cameron relay which we won in an exciLing finish. Both College teams showed the competition that we were their biggest threat, fighting hard ail day and demonstrating a range of outstanding skills. It was made clear thaL The Geelong College Surf Life Saving team is one to be chased. Billie Rosewail, Amy Sheridan, Mr Cheatley and Mrs Stekelenburg must be thanked for their efforLs helping Lhe

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team throughout the two carnivals. All the competitors should be congratulated for an outstanding effort.

Overall results were: Boys: 5th on 23 points behind Carey 33, ;\iGS 31, St Bedes B 29 and Mentone Grammar 24pts. Girls: 1sl Mentone Girls Grammar 34pts, 2nd The Geelong College 32pts, 3rd MLC A 30pts. Elliott Mann Captain 2009VicLorian School Surfing Champions L Lo R Chase Galbraith, Sam Suendermann, Luci Ross, Elliott Mann, Tom Welleman, Harrison Mann, Oliver Price, Sam Griffiths, Charlie Ross, Jackson Wylie

he Geelong College has had a history of great surfing teams for over three decades of competing in the Rip Curl Shield Tag Team Championship. Past memJJers have included the likes of World Tour sensation Troy Brooks who has gone on to achieve professional status and success. Despite this, College has only managed to claim the State title twice (1989 and 2002). On May 1st a team of ten surfers from The Geelong College travelled to Jan Juc to compete in the Regional qualifier for the State finals. Met with small and challenging surf conditions, the team managed to make the final to face strong public schools such a Oberon High School and Lome P- 12 school. Ne ding a win to mal<e the final, Lhe tean1 performed brilliantly outclassing the opposition and eventually lalzing Lhe win by 1.5 poinLs.

at Torquay Point on May 15th. Upon arrival the team was faced with howling winds, rain and huge stormy surfing conditions. This was an especially challenging day considering the depth of talent other schools had and their history of wins in the final. Despite this College progressed, defeating team after tean1 to eventually make the final. Lining up against prominent surfers from Newhaven College, the team faced a tremendous challenge. Due commitment and endeavour College managed to secure the Rip Curl Shield State Title for only the 3rd

Following Lhis win College progressed lo the Stale finals which were held

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time in history defeating ewhaven by 0.2 of a point. The Geelong College should be very proud of this historic result. Members of the team included Chase GaThraith, Sam Griffiths, Elliott l\lann, Oliver Price, Harrison l\lann, Tom \Velleman, Jackson \Vylie, Charlie Ross, Sam Suendermann and Luci Ross. Special thanks must go to :\lr O'Loughlin for his invaluable coaching and to l\lr Donovan for his support and management.

Elliott Mann Captain

1 st Softball Team 2009

Junior Girls Softball 2009

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Front Row L-R Coaches :

:\ellie :-lims, Jessica Brolchie. Erin Collins, Lauren I Ie\'\\'ard. Emily Tretho\\'an. Georgia :-Ic-'\aughlon . Georgie Bull, Bormie Sanders. ;\"icole Filling (Co-Cap lain), Sissy Dunn (Co-Captain). _\nna :-Iorri , \!organ Smith Tracie O"cns, :-!argaret Oales

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he 2009 season saw many highs for the Softball 1st team, but at the same time there were some 10\1'5. 'Ye had matches where we \"on quite easily, like the 31 - 4, victory against :\ lentone, and then there "-as the match against Caulfield who were obviously too strong for us. But even with the lows, this season has been absolutely amazing. The players displayed a variety of skills that sa\\' us through the season. The team improved under the guidance and leadership of our returning Coaches, :\ leI .\ lcDonald and Dani Cameron. The team had three young players this season, but they are as competitive as any senior player. Lauren Heyward and Arma:\ loms were new to the 1st team, but it was clear that they were not new to softball. Bonnie Sanders was another one of the team's younger assets. Our returningYear 11 players were also strong this year. Jess Brotchie, Georgina Bull, Georgia .'v1c. ~aughton and Erin Collins were a force La be reckoned with both in the field and with the bat. The Year 12 players were role models as well

Front Row L-R Absent

I-jarriel Waters, Lcxie Ragg, Melody Pllilpoll, I Iannah Peace, COlina Palmer Kelly Spealanan, Wendy Zhll, Gemma D'Aclamo, Imogen Nicholson, Lama D'Adamo, Mcxandra Jablonsky, ClaJre Rogers. Alexandra Luppino, Jordyn GrU'fin.senl [rom Junior Girls: Alexandra Luppino, Jord)~l Griffin

as strong competitors during the 2009 season. Nellie 1\ 1ims, Emily 1tethowan and 1\ lorgan Smith were great fielders and always demonstrated enthusiasm. They will be missed next year. IL was a fantastic year for College Softball!

Menyn Betcller, Sophie Hayes, Lauren Kemp, Caitlin Lamont, Stephanie McKenzie, Monique Sheniff, icola Luppino, Ella Simson, Edith Lightfoot, Jessica Toulmin,Tailah Griffin and Chloe Cook

Sissy Dunn and :1\'"icole Filling Co-Captains

Intelmediate B Team

Co-Captain Sissy Dunn had an amazing season. Her prowess made her a particularly valuable player; she could play nearly every position. Our strongest batter on the team and Co-Captain was icole Filling. She dedicated herself to the team, whether it was behind the scenes organising the first aid, or keeping up team spirit.

3rdTeam The 3rd team had their best season in years, winning half their games in 2009. Under the guidance of returning Coach Gaby Demasi, the girls progressed with their batting and fielding skills. They also represenLed the College well and displayed the true sporLing spirit. The Learn comprised Sheridan Banner,

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The Intermediate B team won all of their games in 2009 and were awarded the school medallion for an undefeated season., Credit should be given to coach and former College 1st player, Emily Bull. She guided the players through a variety of drills and development exercises. The team consisted of Caitlyn I Iumphries, Natalie Jablonsl~, Katrina Kenfield, Audrey Moore, Laura Skogland, Lara Palmer, Eliza Panckridge. Maddison Smith, Gabrielle Mitchell, Georgia Wilson .Walch oul for these giJ:ls! College softball has a brighl fulure. lvirs Amanda Maher Teacher in Charge

Boys 1 st Basketball Team,2009 T aylor Bett, Andre Gareey. Russell George, Benjamin Roberts Front Row L-R Christopher Atkinson (Vice Captain) , ~lr Dale Carroll (Teacher In Charge), Nicholas Quail Absent Nathan ,\laxwell (Captain) 2nd Row L-R

Boys IstTeam

his year saw an immense improvement on last year's inconsistency. Vve had a strong team including only 2Year 12s (myself and Nathan Maxwell) with a few new additions to the team from Year 9 (Nick Quail and Taylor Bett) who both proved to be invaluable in the team's success. Despite being in the 2 nd Division, we still pushed ourselves to win by as much as possible, winning all of our game by at least 20 points and in some cases, even pushing the winning margin out to forty or more points. After the early weeks we narrowed the squad down to a firm eight, with the slarting five being AnclJ.-e Garcey, Ben Roberts, Nathan Maxwell, Nick Quail and myself. Others playing in lhe squad were Taylor Bell, Russell George and Jordan Timms, willl DOlninicTigani and Nikolas Jeremic (Year 9) also playing om matches. Our game plan for 1l1e year was 'nm a nd gun'. This was bolstered by lhe

presence of Andre Garcey and Ben Roberts in our team who both have a lot of experiences in basketball and who controlled the pace of the game most of the time. Andre took out the MVP award for the season, a reflection of his great season. Russell George took out the Coach's Award for his determination to get the ball; this intimidating tenacity however was not the only thing he brought to the team, as he would always come to games and training with a big smile. athan iVl.a,'{well, our fearless Captain, would never throwaway the opportunity to shoot three's no matter the time of the game. This confidence of his own ability, and constant nagging of our Coach Chris Clyne, was soon to bring oul his forsaken lefl hand when scoring. Ben Roberts was a solid player who brought speed and pace to our leanl as well as a great deal of experience. He proved invaluable in controlling the pace of Ille game and keeping everybody on their toes, inclucli.ng the referees . The future looks bright for College

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basketball as next year \ve see our team move into the 1st Division, with only two players leaving the side. ick Quail shows great strength and skill for his stature, and continually proved reliable as our starting point guard, Nick shows experience well above his age. Taylor Bett shows promise as our big man with his ability in rebouncli.ng and shooting. As both ~ ick and Taylor are only in Year 9, there is a promising future for College basketball. This season was memorable as an undefeated season always spells fun. I'd like to thank our Coach Chris Clyne for sharing his Imo\\'ledge of the game with us , and wish him good luck for the future as he will be leaving us ne},.'t year for a State team coaching job. As this is my last year of College Basketball, playing was certainly my highlight of being at The Geelong College. I will miss the Saturday morning games and wish the team good luck in the years to come. Chris Atkinson Vice Caplain

Ba ketball: Boys 3rd Team The Boy 3rd team had an explosive year, filled with elo e wins and gruelling training es ions, and mo t importantly, a great deal of fun. \\11ilsL we may haw not been the fa test or talle t team \ye celtainly went oul there \\'ith the most pirit and put in the most effort in order to improve ewry game. Our determination yielded some great results, especially after \\'e suffered THE training session of many, man~' push-ups. Jack .\ngliss was our con istentiy sb-ong point scorer, ably a sisted by the dominant Rhys Hoelting, who would often nail us a highlight goal. Joelan Jeffrey showed his high jump mastery in his great jumps and blocks, wl1ilst Alex Genis made his presence on the court known. Dominic Tigani joined us from the Ists during the season, outrunning the defenders witil his agility and speed, and putting up some quick points. Our two :\ lackie boys Stan Lian and JeffYeung, also helped create the core of the team through their skill and sheer character. \Ve were also assisted by some of the boys from the 5ths as well as Darcy Thomson, who was forced to sit out for half of the season due to an unfortunate injury. I \yas able to contribute some height and a steady influence. All in all we had a successful season.

I'd like to thank Lee Jarvis for all hi coaching, and ..\ 11'. Carroll for his behind-the-sc nes work in malting om eason an efficient and enjoyable one for us. Luke ~1cGO\Yrul Cap lain

Th,mks go Lo Nir BenneLL for his e[[orL an 1 dedication LhroughouL U1C entire season. All playcrs played excepLionally w 11 and showed improvcm nt thanks Lo Mr. BCillleLt' Lraining.

Nick Pederson Cap lain

Boys 4th Team The 2009 4lh Leam proved Lo be a force WiUl which to be re koned. Through teamwork and dedication we managed Lo win tile majority of our matches. Throughout the entire eason every player in the team improved and always displayed detemunation and willpower. There were of course standout players: Luke Chaffey was a star both offensively and defensively, towering over other teams to provide many rebounds and scoring opportunities; Alan He scored many baskets from his excellent shooting ability, while Senney Wang never failed to impress with his speed and agility. Sam Zhang and Chlis Song played a key role in defense with their much improved rebounding ability. r-Iatthew Yang's jumping ability was spectacular at training, but unfortunately he could not make it to any games. Tick Pedersen managed to do a bit of everytl1ing, aiding the tearn as a good all-rounded player.

BoysYear 10 C team Th IO C team, made up wholly o[Year 10 sLudcnts , had a good season, winning most of their games and losing only a couple. The team consisted of Jonathon Khoo, Lachlan Serle, Caleb 'Nong, Eason \ iVu , Nick Fulton and Ryan Timms. Over Lhe course of the winter season, we had to employ a few of tile Year 9s to play for us due a lack of numbers. That did not stop us however, from \vin.ning some of our games by rather convincing margins. One such example was a classy demolition of Scotch by around 30 points. On the other hand, we felt the sting of defeat when St. Kevin's defeated us by over 60 points. They are a team some of us lmow from Year 7, and we have never beaten tilem. There were some good individual performances consistently over the season. Eason Wu, more often than not, scored a bucketful of goals during each match with brilliant field goals

Year 8 Boys ' Basketball, 2009

Year 7 Boys' Basketball, 2009

2nd Row L-R

Harrison Bowler, Curtis Wynhoven, Jayden Barber, James Casey, Patrick Crisp Front Row L-R Joe Fowler, Brady Harmon, Adam Guala, Jackson Breer Alex Livermore Absent

Kevin Ni, Dean Jeremic, Rob rL Torode, Mike Moore, Liam WaLson, Joss Russell, Lewis Robilliard, Zachary Plwmidge Front Row L-R Tony Chen, Mitchell O'Leary, Jackson Breer, PaLrick Crisp, Harrison McMasLer, Joe Fowler

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Girls 1 st Basketball Team, 2009 2nd Row L-R Jennifer Cleary, Samantha Dobson, Natalie Jablonsky, Lauren Kemp, :'\icolctte Dunn (Captain) Front Row L-R Marina Farmer, Morgan Smith (Vice Captain) Abse nt

and speedy skills. Lachlan Serle was able to navigate his way out of incoming players very quickly, often leading to points being scored for us . Caleb Wong also contributed by way of shooting some crucial goals at crucial times. Thanks must go to our coach, Bill Hickleton, for putting up with us and helping us improve our skills throughout the season. Finally, thanks must go to .Mr. Carroll for overseeing our progress and for organising our practices and matches.

Boys 9ATeam

The 9A team this year had a tough year, unfortunately not winning any games, although there were a number of hard fought ones. Even in the games we lost, we used that energy and converted it into positive thoughts for the next game. During the year we had some real highlights. Travelling up to Melbourne, and to and from the Try Boys Arena, were experiences we found amazing. The boys attended regular training sessions and were privileged Nicholas Fulton to be coached by Steph Guy, who in Captain tum, taught the team the basic skills of how to properly post up or set a screen. The results would have been better if our top two players had not played all season in the 1st team. We hope to be better with our effort from this year being canied forward into next year. The 9A team consisted of: Jeremy Edwards, Daniel McDonald, Nikolas Jeremic, Girls' Basketball , 2009 Kyle Booth, 2nd Row L-R Shaan Blythe, BronLe Panckridge, Alana I-locking, Zoe Dixon, Sabrina Lewicki Scb i\1cMillan, Front Row L-R AIUlabel ScoLt, Claire Rogers, Olivia Skinner iVlaclden Barker

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Harriet Fraser, Alexandra Murpby, ;'I.[organ Olszak

and Padriac 1\ 1cGuire. Thanks need to go to Mr Dale Carroll who organised everything this season from team rosters to game times and venues. Jer emy E dwards Captain

GiTls 1st Team This year's season has been one to remember. There were many bighs which included 7 out of a possible 9 wins with 1 draw. Unfortunately, we had our first loss in our last game of the season, taking away our undefeated title. Our average winning margin of 20 points did not reflect how hard the matches were. The major highlight of our season would have to be defeating our rivals Geelong Grammar. This basketball game was one of the few games where the girls were challenged on the scoreboard. We went out onto the court with one goal in mind - to win. We achieved this by having confidence in ourselves, our teammates and playing aggressive basketball. It was a close game, but the only difference was that College was leading the whole game. It was one of our best games for the season because of the fact that we all contributed and played as a true team. This great girls tec'UIl can only get such success from a pecial bunch of girl . The team had a variety of

personalities in it, firstiy we ha\'e ;, iorgan Olsal\., who altilough shy and quiet, \\'ould not hesitate to tal,;:e long hots from outside tile key and haw tile ability to hit them. Then there's tile opposite, a person who you can hear before you can see her - -"larina. ~ larina is the first person to start talking it up, no matter what hour of the morning. ::\eAi is ::\atalie, who just gets out there and plays basketball. Then there is a girl who is always happy and o\'erjoyed at trainings and in games - Lauren Kemp. A team cannot go \\ithout the social gal, Ali -" iurphy. Ali has kept us entertained and is a player \\'ho is also not afraid to shoot from outside the key. And then there's Jen Cleary. \\nat can we say about Jen? She is one of many great players of the team; she always puts in 100% and is \'ery consistent. Our star Harriet Fraser displayed many skills and led by example, sho\\ing improvement with each match. Samantha Dobson is one that stands out due to her outgoing nature that just comes naturally to her. Sam has contributed to the game with her big 3 pointers and o\'erall general presence. Emily Koroneos showed on-court leadership while she was a\'ailable early in the season before her State basketball commitments took her out. Finally. my little Co-C ;\lorgan Smith. I have never known someone to be so short but still be able to rebound

over girls D\ice her size, and have tile courage to talze them on. She has been our little ecret weapon. \Ye cannot forget the most important person on our team, tile most amazing and fun Coach College has to offer. Sarah \Y1'nn has once again been a great coach; she understands us and has guided us through the season. I could not tl1i.nl{ of a better way you could ha\'e done il. Thank you so very much. Thanks are also given to ;,lr Carroll.;'lrs Clarke and;\lrs Cleary for their assistance, encouragement and the best last season of basketball tins year, 2009. Sissy Dunn Co- Captain

Girls Inter Team The Intermediate Girls tllls season played their hearts out. In the final game of the season we truly sawall the potential our team had. The last game of the season will be the game everyone in the tearn will remember with all 13 players attending and participating and our first official win of the season. Our tearn finished on a high note! The tearn consisted of Alisa Song, Annabelle Chrirnes, Benz Yingyoud, Chelsea Splall, Ellie -" lcEvoy, Gabi Billing, Ka I\ Ian Ao, Katrina Kenfield, Kiki Bekers, Kina Greig, Pae Julpansak, Rebecca Filling and Anna ;\ lorris. The learn always

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gav 110 percent every game and our hard work finally paid off with winning til e last game. During the final minules of tile very close ganle, all team members, on or off the bench, including ~ Is Clark, \vere very excited and cheered every goal. I would especially like to tilank our coach Ms Clark for her effort in making us a b etter team and individual players. Although we only won one game the season went really well for the Intermediate Girls and we are very proud of our efforts . Anna Morris Cap lain

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Boys 1 st Hockey, 2009 2nd Row L-R James llolcling, Kieran SaiaLhiel-Dykc, 1 Tamish WisllCut, Jamcs White, James Grecn, Guy Fanning Front Row L-R Joshua Carr, Edward Abletl, Thomas l'vlolyncLlx, Ivir Ben Gardiner (Coach), Harrison Byrnes (Caplain), Zachary Thomas, icolas Molyneux

Boys IstTeam think it's fair to say that the staff, coaches and continuing players approached the 2009 season with caution, if not apprehension. \Ve had lost 8 of last year's starting 11 players; to fill these spots may not seem like such a daunting task for a ;\ lelboume school, such as Scotch, ',"ho has 14 senior hockey teams, but for College who has only 3 senior male teams, it appeared, at first, to be more of a challenge. \\Te needed a team that was confident, committed, competitive and consistent. With this gap in our team, it was obvious that the new Year 9s were to playa major role. At the start the season, I wondered how we could prepared them for not just the higher standard of hockey, but the extra physicality and potential intimidation that older players bring to the competition.

The new team consisting of Tom :Ylolyneux (Vice Captain), Hamish Wishart, Zac Thomas, James Holding, James Green, James White, Josh Carr,

Eddie Ablett, Kieran Salathiel-D.i ke, Guy Fanning, ;\latthew Perkins, ~ick :.Ylolyneux, Kris Barton, Joel Barton" and occasional players Zac Buggy, Hamish Palmer-Hill and Gus Townley, bonded well and played a very competitive season. \Ve started with a well fought out 2-1 victory over Carey at Hawthorn which was followed up with a draw against :\lelboume Grammar. Round 3 brought our first loss of the season against a strong Xavier side but we played well and were encouraged that we could match it \vith a premiership contender. Round 4 was a nil all draw against Haileybury, in which we were unlucky not to score and take the 3 points as we controlled most of the match. Our next match was the first match in which our inexperience showed, and the halftime score against the undefeated Caulfield was 6-1 . The last match before the midyear break was on a Friday afternoon and both Brighton and College had their chances to win, both leading at some point in the maLch. I Iowever, we were

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both left disappointed, sharing the points to record our third draw in six matches. Our form dropped off after the break, the team only managing 3 losses to ladder leaders Scotch, a strong Wesley outfit, and finally St Kevin's at the State Hockey Centre in our poorest game for the year. These results show we were competitive, and it is impossible to be competitive without a solid support base; this is why a big thanks must go to Graeme Dent, the Director of Hockey, who willingly gave valuable advice during matches and training; Ms Tol, the Head of Hockey, for her strong interest and work on our behalf, and also Mr Cheatley and Mr Gilbey for their support. But most importantly, I'd W{e to thank Ben Gardiner, Lhe Coach oI the Leam for his willingness and deLermination Lo make us the fittest team in the APS. Ben has been a Ian tastic coach Lhis year; he can add great communication skills, boundless enLhusiasm, and a posiLive attitude to his long ]jsLof credenti als. Perhaps then Lh e only

Lhing we were lacking lius year was consisLency wiuch is why I Lhink all conLinuing players should be exciLed abo uLour poLenLial in the 2010 season.

J Lar rison Byrnes Cap Lain

2nd Boys Team This year the Boys 2nd team has enjoyed a season that was not only ['un, buL highly successful. Our Learn has managed to remain undefeat.ed despi Le the fact that many of our Leam members have never picked up a hockey stick before tlus year. Our teams season was not all smooth sailing however as we sadly had to contend with dwindling numbers. It was the norm to compete with only 9 or 10 players but despite tlus, every member of our team tried their hardest in every game and never once gave up. This season was truly a time for everyone on our team to develop tlleir skills not only as individuals but also as a group. Tlus was not an easy task as our team list was in a constarlt state of flux \vith many people eagerly volunteering to play hockey on a weekly basis to help wi.th the nuniliers.

I would like to tharlk Mrs Tol arld the Hockey Par'ents SUppOlt Group for all their help throughout the season. Without their organisational input,

our games would not go ahead. I would also like to very warmly thank our Coach Lisa on behalf of the whole team for her excellent teaching and advice this season, we all learnt a lot under her guidance. Finally, I would like to congratulate the entire extended team for an excellent and rewarding season. Floyd Westman

Captain

Girls 1st Team The 1st Girls team had a terrific season in 2009. We didn't perform at the top of our game initially but, after losing our first two matches, we

started working together as a team to produce our best skills. Overall we won 5 games against Yarra Valley t\vice, Wesley t\vice and Geelong Grammar, lost 3 games and drew 2 games. We also scored a total of 33 goals which is the most scored in three years by the College 1st team. Our last game saw a win against Geelong Grammar 4-2 which was also the first time in three years that we have beaten them. The 1sl Girls team consisted of , icole Filling (Vice Captain) , Kate Kittelty, Francesca Henricus, Alice j\iorgan, Georgia Ratcliffe, Emily Carr, Libby Graham, Fiona Barton, Claire AIUlldell,Ellie\Vatson,Jacqueline Devrome, Grace Inness, Leah Bowtell and myself. \Ve would not haye had this most magnificent season without our terrific coach Gillian Pasque. For the Year lIs and others who continue next year, I wish you all the best for season 2010.

Katherine Holding Captain

Girls 1 st Hockey Team , 2009 Leah Bo\\tell, Fiona Barton, Francesca Henricus, Ellie Walson, Jacqueline Devrome, Libby Graham Front Row L-R Claire .\rundell, Alice ~l.organ. Emily Carr, Katherine Holding (Captain), ):icole Filling, Katherine Kittelty, Georgia Ratcliffe, Grace Inness

2nd Row L-R

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Boys Hockey, 2009

Girls Hockey, 2009

Sam WoodalL Ronan .\\athews, Sam Snarskis, Tom Carman, Cameron .\ld'::enzie Front Row L-R Loui '\\ol~11eu.,. Stuart Orford, Hamish Russell, Fraser \\-ishart, James Lay, AJex Baensch Absent Stewart Saunders, Hugh 0!eerhut ,\ IT Han}" Roberts Coach

2nd Row L-R : Emma Ring, Clodagh Taylor, Lilli Casluncul

2nd Row L-R

Front Row:

I Iaikey Holloway, Saskia I Iolloway, H arriet' "Va lers , Georgia Blood Danielle Ruby, Jacqui I Iumpluies, Elica ViThile, Olivia Gareey, Kelly Spealmlcul, Delaney Ryan-Corm

Girls 2nd Team

Girls Intermediate Team

Comprised of mostly Year 12s and two super luch.-yYear lIs, the Girls 2nd team managed to end this season with some epic ",in ,some misses, some clrmys and a fe,,' unfortunate 10 es. We did this ,,'hilst avoiding giant ants, deciphering em ails from Coach Em "Titten in Wing-Dings, and pla}ing out a second half of one game that ,,'ent for only SLX minutes.

This season the Inters had a bit of a rough start, having 9 players on a good day, two of whom who had never played before. Nevertheless, \ye didn't let this stop us from playing to the best of our ability every game! A highlight for us would have to be an amazing game at Assumption College, After a two hour bus trip commencing at 6.30 am on a typically freezing June morning, going to a place of which we had neyer heard, with only 7 players, it took a whole lot of

Despite this, we still managed to have a great season. Our team comprised of our injury-prone diving goalie Sheridan, ourYear lIs Emma Oates and Althea Rose, our adorable couple Rebecca Amezclroz and Isabelle Cooke; superstar backs Cassie Haines and Bernie Rossiter while Stephanie Taylor, Samantha Brimacombe and Sarah Agosta completed our forward line. Sonia Campanaro was to be found pretty much everywhere without fail as was Zoe Seccull., We'd like to thank our alwaysinjured but amazing coach Em .\loore for an awesome season and for putting up with us and teaching us how to flick hockey balls over the tennis nets! Despite all her knee, back and ankle problems, she was there without fail every training session and we really appreciate her wonderful coaching.

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encouragement from our fantastic coach, Georgia Giblin, to get LlS out of the warm bus! But as soon as we got out there into the fresh morning breeze, something kicked in and we played the best we had all season, drawing two all with 7 players against 15! We had a great team; it consisted of Thea Philip, Stephanie Collier, Edwina Johnston, La ura Skoglund, Lucy Watson, Tazmin Kip, Clara Murphy and Gabrielle Mitchell. Overall, we had a great season with lots of great memories! EbonyWes lman

Boys 1 st Soccer, 2009 il-lichael Jones, Daniel Berton, Teak ,\\cPadden, Nelson Wang, Julian Fabbian Front Row L-R Joshua Hay, Will Bo\\'de? , N icholas KO\'acev (Captain) . ,\1r Edward Kovacev (Coach)

2nd Row L-R

Soccer: Boys 1st Team oming off from the record breaking season of 2008 and losing many key players to retirement, the 1st team was plunged into tile deptils of 2nd Division APS Soccer. Our season started positively with the Xavier game being tile highlight of the season.

We scored the first goal, but in the blink of an eye, it was half time and we were 4-1 down. We thought we were done. Whenever there is an inspirational half-time speech, there's a \vay so Coach Kovacev lipped into us and put belief back into our heads. TIle second half of Lhe game was the besl half of Geelong College soccer ever seen. Xavier didn't know what hit them. Magnificent headers came from Acizhim Poon and Andy Flanagan se.:lled a draw for us and we slole lwo poinLs from Xaviel~ College a1mosl won in the lasl minute when Nick Kovacev's shot hil Ule crossbar. Il was a game Ulal had lo be seen to be believed.

Telson Wang and David Wescott were our fortress guardians but our backline players were never in full strength with sicimesses and injuries causing many to "soldier on". Daniel Berton secured our left flank, Teak McPadden was the dictator in the middle of defence, and Santo Thpodi never missed a defensive header. Julian Fabbian had a short lived 1st XI playing career, but an effective one, nonetileless.

"That can't be a Year 9"! 1\latt l\1cLean was the cool forward that let nothing ever get to him; even the thousands of balls hit into the posts didn't stop him from trying to get the ball into the net.

Our midfield was never short of players. Year 9 Chris NL'(on gave it his all to prove he could match, or even better, hisYear 12 opponents.l\\ichael Jones' top draw skill enabled him to score the College's first ever 1st hat-trici\:. Undoubtedly our most consistent and most tenacious player of the team \Vas Andy Flanagan who could pull out a matcil winning goal if ever it was needed. And how can we forget Josh "Goal of the Season" Hay. TIle strikers were able to score goals and create chances when required. Alex Certoma was a force witil which to be with recizoned witil many defenders ti1inlzing

Niek Kovacev Captain

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Now to the all important coach; he shaped this team into an almost undefeated team. I'm sure I can say, on behalf of all the team, thanks for a great season; I'm sure every single one of us learnt something this year.

Soccer: 3rd Team At the start of this season our Coach 1\ lladen Spasoje\'ic, stated that our aim was to beat last year's result of only one loss. I Iowever, after the first three games that ideal went out the window as we had already lost 2 games. We fuen concentrated on defence with Sebastian Bellew, Darcy Hare, JinmlY Rho, Alex Telegin and Tristan Tan forming a strong combination. TIle midfield of Ben Sturm, Jimmy Tan, Tom Patterson and Chris Lau started to create chance

Girls 1 st Soccer Team , 2009 Lyndall Watson, Jessica Brolcnie, Erin Colllns, Laura SlekeJenburg, Eliza Curnow, Liana Banjanin Front Row L-R Alana J\!litchell, Annabel Sloane, Lucinda Ross (Captain), Grace-Louise Tripodi, Edith Lightfool, Olivia Dalton 2nd Row L-R

Year 8 Soccer 2009

Year 7 Boys ' Soccer 2009

Sam Kelly Daniel Hodgson William Benoit Andrew :\1cGlade Jack Farrall Alexander De Young ;\litchell Stewart Front Row L-R :\lark Pisankitvanich William Shelley ;\1atthew Parker Richard Rollo Adam \'rablec :\la>..-well Varley Andre'" Sloan Charlie :\ledic \\-illiam Cailes Dylan ;\1cRae-Palmer Jye Osborn Absent Coach :\lr Eoghan Brownen

Keaghan Kennedy Seamus McGillre Hugh Bell Connor Forsyth Thomas McGowan Aaron Ward Michael Wiener Douglas Horn Front Row L-R Henry Beaumonl-Kelly James Ragg Alec Attwood ,\latthew Appelbe Zac Yeaman Angus Tan Coach illr Kevin Flanagan

2nd Row L-R

Girls ' Soccer, 2009 2nd Row L-R Maeve Rolland, Lexie Ragg, Sarah Cielesh, Amelia

Carter, Sophie Radalj, Sophie Desborough, Jaimee Allen, Tayla Noll Front Row L-R Eliza McGralh, Haley CieJesh, Alexandra Jablonsky, Maddison Bell, Tyana Posada, Brydie Rankin , Jessica Sercombe, Jacqui Brolchie Abent Vanessa Lewicki Coach !Vlr Nlichael Panckridge

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II [or the forwards Aron Jones, Kelvin Ng and San1 Gore. This Lactic worked as we won Ule nexL 3 games. We faded during Lhe laLLer sLages oJ the season due Lo in.iury. Many Lhank; must go Lo ow' coach as he quickly fixed Lhe prob lems we bad aL ilie beginning.

WhiLe ilie goalkeeper provided a very haI'd task for the opposing teams Lo get ilie ball into the goal. AU in all we had a great and saLisfying year. All Lhank; musL go to our Coach Alan Bagshaw.

MrEKovacev TIC

The Girls 1st team has truly exceeded expecLations; with 3 \vins and 2 draws the team has become the mosL successful 1sl girls' team in the school's history. Our firsL g3llle against Caulfield GraDlIDar made us realize tilat pre-season training may have been a good idea. We also recognized Lhat we had potential as long as we put in hard work.,lms was reflected in the well fought out match against Geelong GraDlIDar in Round 4 when Jess Brotchie scored our first goal of the season.With Eliza Scott and Erin Collins playing fantastic games we came away from tile game with a 1 all draw.

Soccer: Boys 5th Team Tile 5U1 Soccer Team had a producLive year. Coming inLo the last match of the season we were wldeIeated and showed a relaxed aLtitude to Ule final match. This attitude was evident at the beginning of the match, and we conceded an early goal. Helped out by new recruit Louise Beggs, we were able to come away with a one all draw, enabling us to be undefeated for the entire season. This match, like the entire season, saw great goalkeeping from Baden KeranibIW1, as well as marvellous defence from Alex Rollo, Jack Plowman, Dylan Spence, Alec George and Cameron Walsh. The consistenL midfield of Angus WishaIt, Callum Maltby, Grady McGuire, Julian Fabbian and tile frontline of Josh Murphy, Nicolas Brimacombe and Jake Bertone played well. Thanl{S from the whole teaJn go to om Coach Alexis Lopez for his great enthusiasm and constant encomagement. Callum l'v1allby Captain

Soccer: Boys Year 10 Team The YeaJ' 10 team had a successful yec'1r. Even though we had few wins, tile team stayed optimistic aIld formed a tight knit squad. StaJ' forwaI'ds Golf PisanlziLvanich, NathaIl Salvalaggio (Captain) and James Christou lifted Ule team by scoring many goals tlu'oughout Ule season giving us a chance to win. Micl.ficlders Ben Morgan, James Emselle, Bryce George aIld Alex Christou creaLed many chances [or Ule forwaI'ds Lo score. Legendary d fenders Aaron Sachdev, Alex WalsgoLt, RO\VaIl Payne,ll'ent Tomlzin and Tim D'Adamo held up Ule Learn k eping opposition scores Lo Lhe mininlW11. Finishing iL0[[ Andrew

Soccer: Girls 1st Team

Our first win of the season came against Peninsula in round 6, within tile first few minutes Liv Dalton slotted away tile first of our 11 goals of the day. ~\vith 3 games in 6 days near the end ofTerm 2, the pressure was on. The girls again rose to the challenge and managed to come away with 2 wins and a 2-0 loss to Carey, tile eventual winners of this year's competition. Our defense line consisting of Georgia Pugh, Edith Lightfoot, Lyndall Watson, Louise Beggs and Liana Banjanin, was a force with which to be reckoned. With Allanah I\ litchell the ever improving and fearless goalie, it seemed next to impossible for other teams to find the back of the net. We were up for a challenge against Haileybury, but with the skillful young gun Jasmine leading the way, tile opposition was shocked with the talented College team., \Vith Grace, Laura and Annabelle on the wings, I Iaileybmy was held to a mere 2 goals. Before we knew it, we were playing ilie last gaIne of ilie season. And for the girls, it had come way too quiddy. The girls went into the ganle against PEGS full of determination., \Vith the biggest crowd we had seen all eason, the girls stepped up to the occasion and put on a show for Ulcir supporters. In a tightiy

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fought contest, the girls demonsLrated how far they had come. Eliza Curnow led the way with a hat trick of goals inspiring the girls to make the most of their last game together. A late penalty Lhat wenL College's way allowed us to end the season with a 4 all draw. Our thank; go to the parents who stood on the sidelines and encouraged us at every match. Ail our success \vould not have been possible without our dedicated and enthusiastic Coach, the Fabulous l\1I Fabio D'AgosLin. I lis hard work and commitmenL to the teaJn made iL a year Lo be remembered by all. It was a season filled with fun and laughter and most importantly success. Luci Ross Captain

Soccer: Girls Inter B Team The Inter B girls' season of 2009 saw many new faces to the game. Throughout llie year we saw huge improvements in all tile new and old soccer players so that we became a tough challenge for our opponents each week. The girls were always eager and enthusiastic to play and each played a vital part in our team. Our determination \\'as not always matched with a desired result \vith the team winning only om first game of the season, but this didn't dampen om spirits as each week we fought to improve our skills and team work. Whether it was our strikers, midfield, badiline or om determined goalie, we remained enthusiastic and optimistic throughout the season and we all showed vast improvement in our slillls for the yeaI' ahead. We'd like to thank om coach i\ II Andrews for his support throughout the season. The members of the Inter B team were: Eliza Scott ( Captain), Elena Gazis, Caitlyn Humphreys, Kristy Lam, Sarah Occhino, Tanya Potter, Holly Shelley, Sarah Sturges, Lana Sturm, Bronte Thorton, Laura Vrablec, Kaitlyn Johnson, Comtney Selway, Lama Vlallzer and Lucy Walsh. Eliza Scott CapLaill

GIRLS' ATHLETICS thletics has been one of my greatest expelience at this chooL I love the atmosphere, the competition and most of all that feeling at the end of a race or competition, knowing that I haye pushed my elf to do the be t I can. TI1i year the College girl enjoyed their trail1ing, worked hard for each other and showed determination and pirit in their efforts at the APS Sports.

The first \weks of the season in\'ol\'ed fiye Landy Field meetings, many personal be ts, the Geelong round of the Schools Iillockout Competition

and some unusually wel weaLher. Highlights included Kam iko Gray's win in the Geclong College Gift and the efforts of Ule Senior Girls Knockout team, which fu1i hed second in the Division 2Victorian Final at Olympic P ark.Year 9 athletes Lam a \Yall"er and Lucy Canlpbell Lrailled well and Camille Jeffi-eys, Jen Cleary, Emily S rle and Rebecca Filling were consistent contributors. Om senior 1500m runners Annabelle Wilson and Emily Can worked hard and improved throughout the season and the efforts ofYear 12 athletes Luci Ross, Loren Lane and Lama Stekelenbmg were appreciated. Special thanks go to Vice

Girls APS Athletics, 2009

Caplaill icol Filling who fu1ishecl second in the Open Shot PUl and conLribuled significanLly lo CoUegc a Ulletics in her six year in the team. The performances of om yowlger athletes at me f\PS Sports were impressive, especially as some had to compete in higher age groups to assisL the team. U14 sprinter Emily Fyffe se l a new f\PS Record in winning her 400m and also acl1ieved a second and third place. Others to fu1ish in the top three were Amelia Carter, Lama Wall{er, Ella Fenton, Melody Philpott, Alana Hocking, Juliet Bigelow, Amy Sheli dan, Katie-Rose Campbell, Elana Berton, Lucy Fyffe and Bronte

4th Row L-R

Alana Hocking, Amy Sheridan, Libby Graham, Jessica Brotcme, i\lelody Philpoll, Law-en H eyward, Camille JeffTeys, OliV1a Garee)" Jel'11llfer Cleary, Law-a Walker, IIannah Peace, Annabelle WI lson Saskia I Iolloway, Emily Fyffe, Sarab '\leager, Amelia Carter, Emily Carr, Ella Fenlon , Rebecca Filling, Lucy Cam pbell , E lla 3rd Row L-R Vernon, Bronle Panckridge, Emily Serle, Philipa Weetrnan, Steffie Thomson . . . 2nd Row L-R '\legan \\'a!Jace, Annabel Scolt, Annabelle Shannon, Shaan Blythe, Julia j'v \ann, Annabel Sloane, Ka lflJla BIgelow, EmIly FuJJ er EJana Berton '\lartha Dawson, Jasmine Salveson, Jacqw Brolcme, \10rgan Perry Front Row L-R ,\lr'\l Wade (Coach), .\1r \\1 I lams (Coach),.\1r i\ Smilh (Coach), LuciRoss, Laura SlekelenJ )urg, ~s 0 Filling (Coach~ , Nlr: r Parkes (Teacher In Charge), Eliza Curnow (Captain), 1 Icole Filling, (VIce Captain), Mrs L Russell (Pl ep School i\lhl cl1 (~ Co ordinator), Loren Lane,.\lr.\1 Saunders (Coach),.\lr 0 Curnow (Coach), iVlr G Donovan (Coac h) Absent Juliel Bigelow, Katie-Rose Campbell, Sarab Cielesh, Olivia Clark, L ucy Fyffe, Paris /{ontelj Absent Coaches .\lrs .\1 Barnes, '\ls .\1 Cole, .\Is A Costa, ,\Is C Guesl, '\ls S Guy, My P Jeffreys, Nit's L Lee, Ms K Lomas, Nit- N Lomas, Nlrs S Peace, '\'1r T Paton, .\lr D Wade

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Panckridge. The Geelong College team fin ished filth overall, but there is potenti.aJ for the future as these young a tbletes develop and gain more experienc . At the Athl etics Dinner, Most Improved presentations were made to AnnaJ) -lle Wilson and Emily Carr and Camille JelTreys and Laura Walker received 1eam Contriliution awards. The work o[ the Athletics Parent Support Group was recognized , especially in providing a number of sociaJ functions for the squad. Our coaches have devoted a great deal oJ time and effort to prepare their athletes, so thank you to College coaches Mrs Filling, Mr Saunders, Mr Donovan, lVlr Curnow, Ms Guest, lVII'S Barnes, Mr Wade, Mr Jeffreys, Mrs Lee, lVlrs Peace and our outside coaches for their involvement. Special appreciation goes to Mrs Russell and Mr Parkes for their dedication and organisation and their desire for all athletes to achieve their best. I am sad that 2009 has been my last time in the green and blue singlet,

hut I encourage all Geelong College athletes Lo enjoy Lheir athleLics and work hard for the team in the future.

T P P8JJ<es Teacher in Charge of Athletics

Eliza Cumow - Caplain of Girls' Athletics

BOYS ATHLETICS

Eliza CW7101V represented GeeJong College in APS and Athletics Victoria competitions for six yeaTs, competing in multiple events and winning an amazing fourteen inclividual events at the APS Sports. She has been one of OUT most versatile and talented athletes, lVinning Lhe higlJ jwnp for six consecutive years at the Combined Sports and setUng School Records in the 400m, 800m and high jump. She made a significant contribution to successful Geelong College teams in the Schools Knockout competition and Victorian Schools Relay Championships. Eliza trained haTder than any other athlete and provided a great example to all team members in her determination and competitive spirit. In her final year she competed in six events at the APS Sports, lVon the 800m and high jwnp andlVas a positive and supportive Captain.

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Geelong College athletes are often Lhe underdogs in the APS competition, but we have become known for our competitive spirit and determination and Lhis was also true in 2009. Although we finished tenth this year. there were a number of outstanding performances and twenty-five personal bests from our aLhletes at the APS Sports.

In Term 3 our Knockout teams did well to qualify for the State Final, where the Senior Boys finished third in the Division 1 Final and the junior Boys won Division 2. Some very good work was done in the holidays by those athletes who attended the six sessions held at Landy Field. At the APS Combined Sports, our sprinters led the way with Fraser Russell's two third places in the Open 200m and 400m, both in School Record time. Callen Wade, Alex

Certoma and \\rill ~ la~' competed in fiY(' cn'nts each and made a significant contribution to the team. ;\liddle distance numers Jeremy 1aylor and IUY Famling both achie\'Cd sixth place in their 800m raccs and Charlie Barham ran strongly in the Opcn 1500m. The -± x OOm relay team maintained our strong tradition in Uli c\'ent \\ith a good time and fifth place. ~ laWle\\' Lamont wa the be t of our hmdlers and al 0 fulished fifth. In the Field ewnts, ebastian BeUe\\' and George Curnow \\'on Uleir jump and Joelan Jeffreys. Ben Roberts, Darliel \ 'arl de Pol arId ~ la.." Steinfort fulished in the top si." in their eyents. Our relay nmneI tried hard in both -± x 100m and -± x -±OOm ewnts and improwd during the season. At the ,\thletic Dimler Team Contribution a"'ards recognised U1e efforts of Callen Wade and Richard Langham and ~ lost Improwd trophies were pre ented to Darliel \ 'arl de Pol and :-latthew Lamont. Throughout

Ule season all of the athletc in the tearl1 haye \\'orked !lar'd to adlic"e their goals, but behind cach aUlleLe is a coach \\'ho has \\'Ol'lzed equally har'd. Thanlzs musl go La all Ule Staff coaches named in LlIC Girls' repOlt and to om outside coaches Anula CosLa, :-larIdi Cole, Warren IIarri , f\eale Lomas, Kerr}11 Lomas, Tom Paton, leph Guy arld ;\latUIe\\' Wade. I would W~C Lo UIarll< especially ~1rs Ru ell arld ~lr Par'kes [or ilieir dedicated work arId strong commitment to aUlletics at Geelong College over the year .

etUng a high sLandard ill his mjddle disiance runnjng. He \\'0/1 U1C 1500m jn U15 ,wd UIG and finished UJird in the U J 7 1500m. £-1e WOlS a goo I conLribu l or La College teams in Lhe "iclon'an Relay Champion hips and clJOois Knockout compeLiUons. T llis year Tom ran sb'ongiy in Lhe 3000m to finish {ourUl and encOLu'aged all memver. oJ'tiJe tea.m to acJlielle UJeir besl. TP Parke Teacher jn Cllarge of AthleLics

Well done to my fello\\,Year 12 atllletes Seba tian Belle\\', 1\ lichael Dougla ,Xavier Hatch, Joelan Jeffreys and Elliott 1\ lann for tlIeir contributions o\'er a number of seasons and best \\ i hes to future College atllletes. Tom Perkin - Captain of Boys' Aful e tics Tom Perkins has represented Geelong College in ..iPS athleb'cs for fil'e Tears,

Boys APS Athletics, 2009 4th Row L-R

Sam \\'alsh, Angus Johnstone. Charlie Barham, • 'icholas Fulton, Jeremy Taylor, Will Kittelty, George Curnow, Richard Langham Fraser Russell. Ben Roberts ~1attbe\\' Castles. Guy Farming, Alex Certoma, Daniel Van De Pol, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Isaac Crawlcy, Darnien Hatch, 3rd Row L-R Callen \\-ade, ~Iax Steinfort, Sam Russell, Callum Jenkins 2nd Row L, R ~lr ~1 Wade (Coach), Stewart Saunders, Ryan Saunders, Kyle BOOU1, I Iarry Lay, j-\.lexander Wood, W illiam May, Alexander De Young, Lachlan Baker. Hamish Baylis, ;\lr W I lanis (Coach) Front Row L-R ~lr A Smith (Coach), Elliot "-Iann, Sebastian Bellew,.\1rs D Filling (Coach), ~lr T Parkes (Teacher In Charge), Tom Perkins (Captain), Xavier Hatch (Vicc Captain), "-Irs L Russell (Prep School Athlelics Co,ordinator) , Mr!VI Saunders (Coach), ~lr D Cwnow (Coach),;\lr G Donovan (Coach) Absent .\lichael Douglas, ,\1atthew Lamont, Josh Saunders Absent Coaches .\Irs ~l Barnes, .\15 ,\1 Cole, ~ls A Costa,.\15 C Guest,.'I1s S Guy,;\lr P Jeffreys, Mrs L Lee, Is K Lomas, Mr J Lorna, ~lr T Paton,:'I1rs S Peace,;\11' D Wade

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\FS COMBll\T£D ATHLETICS RESULTS

UNDER 15

2009 - GIRLS E,"cot

. Competitor

TIme/dist

100m :200m 100m ROOm

'Vmncr's Place 'Vmncr time/dist

OPEN 100m :-\icole Filling 1-1.51 sec :200m Eliza Cumow :27.·19 sec 100m Eliza Cumow 58.60 sec 800m Eliza CumO\\' :2:15.31 min 1500m (. \) •\Imabelle \ Yilson 5: I:::!. 13 min 1500m (B\ Emily Carr 5:03.90 min Luci Ross. l:dOOm Eliza CumO\\. 5-1.60 sec Relay :-\icole Filling. Lalll1l Stekdenburg Eliza Cumow. -1:->lOOm Camille Jeffre~·s. 4:25.79 min Relay :-\icole Filling. Loren Lane Hurdles 17.39 sec 100m Luci Ross High Jump Eliza Cumow Long Jump Camille Jeffreys Triple Jump Camille Jeffreys Shot Put :--'lcole Fi.lli.ng (A\

1 3 1 (\

3 6

Caul Caul Caul GC Carey Carey \YC

12.:26 sec 25. II sec 5(U)9 sec 2: 15.31 min ·l:..j.j.0~ min 1:47.01 min 50.08 sec

3:55.91 Carc)' min (APS RECORD)

15.12 sec

GC Caul

1.65111 -1.9Im

1.65m 1.5(\m 9.55m

GGS

1O.91m

1O.05m

Carey

1O.70m

Laura Walker Laura Walker Ella Fenlon Allnabelle Shannon Amelia Carler, IxlOOm Laura Walker, Rela)" Hannah Peace, II larU1a Dawson [ lurclles Amelia Carler 110m I ligh JWllp Ella Fenlon Long JWllp :-Iarilia Dawson Triple :-larUla Dawson Jump Shot Put .\ lclod)" Philpott (.\)

13.738ec 2S. msec liS.OS sec 2:30.00 min 5,1.75 sec

3 3 5 ·1

Caul Carey Cau l Caul

13. 17 sec 27. 17 sec (\ 1.1 5 sec 2:23.53 min

Caul

sec (i\PS

5 1.7,1 RECORD) I(l.75 sec

Cau l

13.83 sec

1. 15m 1.25m

2 5

Caul Caul

l.50m 5.00m

llC 10.07m

9.35m ~). 92m

800m Ella Vemon 1500m (A) Ella Vernon 1500m (B) Jacqui Brotchie ;-, \egan Wallace, 4x 100m Emily Fyffe, Relay Julia Mann, Juliet Bigelow Hurcl1es Jasmine Salveson Om High Jump Oli,ia Garee)'

2:33.47 min 5:11.20 min 6:05.62 min

4 <1

12.67 sec (APS RECORD) 26.14 sec Carey (APS RECORD) 60.03 GC sec (APS RECORD) I-IC 2:29.20 min Carey 5: 10.20 min HC 5:2'1.61 min

55.13 sec

53.47 sec

18.30 sec

Carey

13.94 sec

1. 30m

Long Jump Olivia Garcey

3.78m

Carey Carey

] .53m 5.17m (APS RECORD)

8.50m

Carey

1O.Mm

8.80m

14.32 sec

Caul

13.67 sec

100m

Emily Fyffe

13.09 sec

200m

Emily Fyffe

27.95 sec

400m

Emily Fyffe

60.03 sec

Shot Put

100m 200m ,lOOm

Jennifer Cleary Philippa Weelman Camille Jeffreys

14.24 sec 29.56 sec 63.15 sec

6 6 4

~OOm

Katrina BIgelow

2:-17.22 min

55.25 sec

Emily Serle. -1.:dOOm Camille Jeffreys. Relay Jennifer Cleary. Jessica Brotchie Hurdles 100m

Jennifer Cleary

17.09 sec

High Jump

Jessica Brotchie

1.45m

Long Jump Emily Serle Triple Jump Shot Put (A)

Shot Put (B)

Carey 12.32 sec Carey 25.60 sec Caul 59.13 sec 2: 15.27 min Caul (.-\PS RECORD) Caul

50.54 sec

Caul

14.38 sec (.-\PS RECORD)

Caul

4. 10m

Caul

Triple Juliet Bigelow Jump Shot Put Juliet Bigelow

1.5Gm

(A)

5.67m (APS RECORD) 11.92m (APS RECORD)

Emily Serle

9.60m

Caul

Jennifer Cleal}'

.66m

Caul

9.68m

Rebecca Fi.lli.ng

5.68m

8.53m

(A)

Shot Put Lucy Campbell (B) (1 kg)

6.57m

12.79 sec 26.07 sec 61.65 sec 2:25.33 min 4:51.50 min 5:05.92 min

52.24 sec

Caul

ILl8 sec

GGS

1.60m

5.23m

G 5 5

1O.47m

Katie-Rose Campbell 200m Lucy Fyffe 800m :-lorgan Perry Elana Berton, Katie-Rose 1xlOOm Campbell, Relay Shaan Blythe, Lucy Fyffe Hurcl1es Bronte Panckridge 80m High Elana Berton Jump Long Katie-Rose Jump Campbell Shot Put Bronte PanckJidge 100m

WC WC Caul Caul HC HC

Carey

Shot Put

Ul\1])ER 16

100m Julia .\lann 13.97 sec 200m Julia:-lann 28.5-1 sec 400m Philippa \\'eelman 66.54 sec OOm Paris Kontelj 2:35.52 min ] 500m (A) Saskia Holloway 5: 15.38 min 1500m (B) Annabelle Shannon 5:23.81 min Emily Fuller. 4xlOOm Philippa \\'eelman, 55.55 sec Relay Lucy Campbell, Steffie Thomson Hurdles Emily Fuller 16.21 sec gOm High Amelia Carter 1.50m Jump Long 3.96m Lauren Heyward Jump Triple Sarah .\ !eager 8A7m Jump Shot Put 5.75m Annabel Sloane

Caul

Shol Put

(A)

29.06 sec 3:04.42 min

2 6

Caul HC

28.91 sec 2:31.72 min

57.91 sec

Caul

57.09 sec

15.46 sec

Caul

] /1.89 sec

1.35m

1. 35m

4. 16m

4.lGm

Caul

9.86m (APS RECORD)

6.79m

Shot Put

2"" Carey Grammar

27 1

3"' Wesley College

239.5

GGS

4th llaileybury

238.5

Carey 8.92m

5' Geelong College

197

Carey 8.73m

Gtl Geelong Grammar

J(i7.5

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APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2009 - BOYS Evenl

Competitor

lime/dist

Place Winner

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OPEN 100 m

ElI iottiVlann

11.00 sec

22.20 sec Fraser Hussell 48.6 1 sec Fraser Russell 1:56.30 min Jeremy Taylor 4:22.38 min Charlie Barham 9:16.39 min 'Ibm Perkins Sebastian Bellew, 4x l00m Elliott lvlann, Ben ONF HoberLs, Fraser Relay Russell Richard Langham, Ilx 800m Xavier l latch, 8:04.83 min Michael Douglas, Relay Jeremy Taylor I Iurclles Xa\rier I latch 16.05 sec 11 0m IIigh 1.85m Joelan Jeffreys Jump Long 6.36m Sebastian Bellew Jump Triple 12.92m Sebastian Bellew Jump Shot Put 12.42m Ben Roberts (6 kg) 200m '100m 800m 1500m 3000m

SCI ,vlGS SC SC SC IlC flC

21.97 sec 48.01 sec 1:54.76 min 3:59.88 min 9:00.87 min

42.07 sec

11 3 3 6 7

MGS

Caul

11.3 l sec

7:53.08 min

15.04 sec 2.09m

6.36m

13.3 lm

15.17m

WInDer's Plaee WInDer time/dist

Event

Competitor

TIIDe/dist

Long Jump Triple Jump

Kyle Booth

5.HJm

SKC

6.19m

Callum Jenkins

9.B-lm

12.78m

A.lex Certoma

13.38m

Caul

l7.00m (APS RECORD)

11.66 sec 23.69 sec 2:05...19 min ·1:19.85 min

Shot Put (4kg) lJ]\'"DER 15 100m 200m 800m 1500m

William .\\ay William ~ lay Sam Russell ;\ \atthew Castles Alexander Wood, 4xJOOm 'Ni.lliam ;\ lay, Sam Russell, Stewart Relay Saunders William ,\.1ay, Sam Ix -100m Russell, Isaac Crawley, Hamish Relay Baylis Ilurclles Alexander Wood 100m High Sam Walsh Jump Long WJ.!liam;\lay Jump Triple Lachlan Baker Jump Shot Put (4 kg) Barclay Fitzpatrick

12. 17 sec 21.98 sec 2:12.57 min 5: 10.07 min

10 11

HC WC SKC SKC

50.39 sec

Caul

46.13 sec

3:57.90 min

3: 10.83 min

17.59 sec

.\\GS

14.85 sec

1.55m

1.76m

5.2-lm

Carer

5.75m

JO.58m

SKC

l1.88m

1I.07m

BGS

14.96m

UNDER 17

12.05 sec Callen Wade 24.11 sec Callen Wade Daniel Van De Pol 2:04 .34 min 4:34.73 min Ryan Saunders George Curnow, 4x 100m Callen Wade, 46. 15 sec Darnien Hatch, Relay Angus Johnstone Callen Wade, Daniel 4x400m Van de PoJ,Will 3:36.02 min Kittelty, Ryan Relay Saunders I-Iurclles 17.32 sec Darnien Hatch 110m High 1.95m George Curnow Jump Long Callen Wade 5.36m Jump Triple DanielVan De Pol 12.53m Jump Shot Put 8.90m (5kg) HruTY Lay 100m 200m 800m 1500m

Carey Carey Caul SKC

11.39 sec 22.67 sec 1:57.24 min 4:18.31 min

43.93 sec

3:24.73 min

BGS

15.38 sec

1.95m

Cru'ey

6.24m

13.llm

15.31m (r\PS RECORD)

8 10 6 11

Caul Caul SKC SKC

11.31 sec 23.18 sec 2:00.94 min 4:19.36 min

4-1.58 sec

MGS

3:28.09 min

Caul

13.95 sec

1.93m

10 6 10

Vmal Points - Boys I" Xavier College

362.5

2nd ;\ \elbourne Grammar 3m Caulfield Grammar

360.0 351.5

4th Scotch College 5th St Kevin's College 6th Carey Grammar

335.0

7th Haileyhury 8th Brighton Grammar 9th Wesley College 10th Geelong College II th Gee\ong Grammar

UNDER 16

12.24 sec Alex Certoma 2-1.82 sec Alex Certoma 2:07.-12 min Guy Fanning ·1:5 .93min Guy Fanning Kyle Boolh, ·lx]OOm Maltllew Lrunont, '16.89 sec Alex Certoma, Josh Relay Saunders Alex De Young, 4x <lOOm Josh Sawlders, Alex 3:5 1.90 min CerLoma, Mallhew Relay Lanlonl Il urciles 15.30 sec J\ \allhcw Lanlonl 100m Il igh 1.60111 Max Sleinforl Jump 100m 200m 800m 1500m

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325.0 266.0 262.0 238.5 220.0 203.0 157.5

Equestrian , 2009 2nd Row L-R BrigiLL Ward-Moss, Sarah

Riehm'ls, Laura Mali hcv, Michcllc Beggs Front Row L-R CourLncy Selway, Bonnic Sandcrs, NIl' Rob KaylerThomson, N ico la Luppino, Amelia FiLzgcrald Absent Georgina Adams, Gemma D'Adamo, Laura D'Adamo, Alexandra Luppino, Olivia McFarlane, Imogen Nicholson, Lyclia Nicholson, Stephanie Nicholson, DanieUe Ruby, Ja mine Salv on

his year the Equestrian team has competed very successfully in the series of Interschool e\'ents, \Vith a number of enthusiastic ne"" riders entering the team from Campbell House and the Preparatory School, the College certainly has a promising future in the Equestrian sport, The third annual Dressage and Showjumping competition hosted by The Geelong College was a marvellous success, with more than 200 riders competing from across the State, the largest number yet. The smooth running of the day must be attributed to the dedication and fantastic organisation of our Head of Equestrian :\lr KaylerThomson and Event

The team once again did very well with all team members doing their best, "'-ith outstanding performances by Lydia ;.licholson and Alexandra Luppino who placed Reserve Champion in their showjumping level, and were selected to compete in the ISJ Port Phillip Cup on the ~Iornington Peninsular, Congratulations to the team on their effort and commitment, and best of luck next year, ~icola Luppino

Captain

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The Principal's Prize for the Cap tains of the chool Katherine J Kittell\Thomas R :'I lolyne~x The T W Davies Prize for thc YiceCap tains of the chool Caitlin \' Lamont Elliott T :'Ilann Henry C (Harry) Se\\"ard Dux of the College 2008 Emma Sturm Proxime Accessil Prize for the Year 12 students who finished second to the DIL,\: of the College in 2008 Ene Chien Elizabeth "'ood Year 12 Prize for Oul tanding Academic Performance Da\;d \\' Goodridge Elliott T :'Ilann Thomas R :'Ilolyneux The Geoffrey ~eilson Prize for Outslanding Academic Performance in Year 11 Darcy S Del Rio _ 'elson Y \\'ang DEPARD{EXT PRIZES: Bt:' D.CSS STCDIES The D Geoffrey Xeilson Prize for AccollIlling Jeff Yeung The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economies :'I lilchell R Dye The Kennelh T Andrews '.lemorial Prize for Legal ludies OIi\1.a '.1 Dalton E~GLI

The C A Bickford Prize for lbc lop Year 12 Engli b Sludenl Benjamin Slurm Harnson A (Harry) Simons Tbe Lileralure Prize Ella J Simson

The tan ley Calvcr t Prize for Debating and Public Spcaking :'I\ilchcll R Dye The Jocelyn Kop ;\ lemorial Prize for a talented Year 11 Creative Arts student who is taking Pbotography in Year 12 for the purcbase of material or equipment. Ellie R Watson The tudio Arts Prize Pui Ee I lor ORAMA, OANC6 ANO M60lA

The Theatre tudies Prize Caitlin \' Lamont Tbe Drama Prize Katherine G :'I \onotti The Prize for Besl Dramatic Performance Thomas R :'Ilolyneux Tbe ;\[edia Prize Christopher S Skoglund !=IN6 ANO APPU60 ARTS

The Art Prize AFJie J Lane TbeVi ual Communication and De ign Prize Olh'la CFoy The Design and Technology Prize James T Wilson The James Fraser Sutherland :'Ilemorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts Stephanie R Taylor The Principal's Art Prize .\Flie J Lane GEOGRAPHY Tbe Geograpby Prize . 'icole L Filling IIISTORY The IIistory (Revolutions) Prize Elliott T .\lann

The lntel'llational Studies Prize Emma K \\'oolma n

SCI6NC6ANO IN!=ORMATION T6CWNOWC;Y

general service to lhe College Eliza NI Curnow

C-ANC;UAC;6S

The Biology Prize Benja min C Cailes Nelson Y Wang

The Hobday Prize for a tudenl in Year 12 in recognition of overall ervice Lo the College Community CaiLlin V Lamonl

The Classics Prize David W Goodridge The B R Keith :\Iodern Language Prize for French Da\'id \\' Goodridge

The Chemi Lry Prize David \V Goodridge

MAn-t6MATICS

The I laITY I looper Em;ronmental cienee Prize i\ellie R ;>.1ims

The Further .\ !athcmalies Prize Keh1.nKNg

The Physics Prize Benjamin SLurm ~icholas P Kovacev

The :'Ilathemalical -'{ethod Prize Jeff Yeung

The Psychology Prize lI'\organ A Smith

Tbe Brian Lester Prize for Specialist -'IaLhematics Jeff Yeung The A T Andrews :'I{emorial Prize for :'Ilathematies and Science in Year 12 David \\' Goodridge MUSIC

The :'Ilusic Solo Performance Prize :'Ilary R Bradshaw The :'Ilusic Group Performance Prize Fiona R Barton Tbe ~orman Atkins :'IIemorial Choir Prize Rebecca L Carman Caitlin V Lamont Joshua C I lay The E R Scott Prize for best instrumenlalist Ayrlie J Lane The -'{usic Parents' Supporl Group Prize for Leadership and Contribution to ~{usic Joshua C I lay The Jamieson "Lippold" Violin AI ice .\1 :Vlorgan PWYSICAC- 60UCATION

The Physical Ed ucation Prize Jeremy E Taylor

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The Macfarlane Burn et Prize Benjamin C Cailes The InIormatiou Technology Prize James B Holding OTW6R PRI26S:

The Alexander Co to and John Co to Memorial Prize for students not othen';se named on the Academic Prize List who have demous trated an excellen t eommitmentlo tbeir sludies Tania 0 Babiolalds Christopher Z Song Tbe Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary incorporating tbe A K I-l Thompson Bursary for a Ycar 11 Student returni ng nex t year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First Team Lyndall A Walson The Dr A J Ca mpb ell Perpelual Trophy Prize for allround porting contribulion to the College Nicole L Filling The Hermitage Old Girls' Associa tion Prize for tbe stud en t, other than the Captain or ViceCaptain , who has di stinguished him/herself in work, spor t, leadership a nd

The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding sen;ce to Lhe College ill work, sport and leadership Henry C (I-larry) Seward The Dr Gus Keamey ll'lemorial Prize to be awarded lo a boy for allronnd abilily and service to the College Thomas R Molyneux The E H Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for aliI'onnd ability and service to the College Katherine J Kitlelly The Douglas I'liggins Memorial Prize for a student in Year 12 wbo bas won no olh~r prize, in r ecognition of outstanding overall sen;ce to the College community RuLh I Blair The Jack B Hawkes J\,Iemorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship NicoleLLe A (Sissy) Dunn ElliotL T Mann The Morongo Award presented to a Year 1] studenl who ha performed at a high academic level and who is a direct de cendant of a Morongo Old Collegian Callum J Mallily Morongo Medal for lhe Caplains of Mossgiel and tliIackie MatLhew T McLean Bernadelle M (Bern i RossiLer

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Meril Awa rd Prizes Dav id W oodriclge E llioll T Mann Thomas H Molyneux Chrislophel- Y Lau Ch rislopher S Skoglund Benjamin Slurm JelT Yeung !/5AR 11

rlilerit Award Prize Massimo F (Max) Amerena Wil li am S Baulch Jessica E Brolchie Benjam i11 C Cailes Ch loeE Cook Darcy S Del Rio Ca llum J Maltby KelvinKNg Annabelle E Uebergang Nelson Y Wang !/5AR 10

P ri ze for General Acadcmic Excellence Jennifer A Cleary Damien P Hatch Camille K Jeffreys Jonalhan S Khoo William J Kittelty Alexandra C Kvant Audrey V Moore Alisa M Song Cameron M Williams !/5AR 9

Prize for General Academic Excellence Taylor L Bell Alexander J Certoma Emily J Fuller Lauren A Heyward Francoise M I-lill Callum K Narita Eliza K Panckridge Kate II (Kalie) Plowman Danielle E Roberts Alan M Thomas Zoe M Vaughan Lama K Walker SPOR7INQ PR/25S:

Atlli ctics (Conlribulion to Athlelics Award) Eliza M Cu mow Thomas W Perkins Badmioton (Fai rest and Best) Tristan STan Til,Sze (Natash a) Lau Bas ketba ll (Fairest and Best) Anelr F Gareey icolcttc A (Sissy) Dunn Cri cket (Fa ircs t and Bes t) (incorporalin g th e 'T K (Tim ) J\l altby Tropby' for be t cri cketer of yea r a nd th e 'W lIBiIl

Trophy' for bes t a lil-o und perform a nce) Alexander L Carr Foolba II ('Carji Greeve Medal' lo r th e Fa iresl and Be L) I farley J Lewis H ockey (Fairesl and Besl) Emi ly S Carr Harrison 0 Byrnes

Xavier llalch Chemislry, English Pui Ee ITor Studio Arls (Texliles)

Morgan A Smilh Psychology

Joelan C Jefrreys English

Christopher Z Song Chemistry, ;\laLhematical ;\Iethods

Fletcher W Kelly English

Rowin g (Excellence Award ) Miranda M Williams Timothy J Cleary

Kalherine J Killelty English

SoJlball (Fairest and BesL) Nicolette A (Sissy) Dunn Swimming (Excell ence and Dedication Award) Harrison J Foott Olivia M Dalton Dhring (Excellence and Dedi calion Award) Daniel J Van De Pol Tennis (Fairest and Best) (form erly 'T S IIawkes Memorial Tr ophy' for Open singles champion) Christopher Y Lau Georgia A Hunt Vlaterpolo (Fairest and Best) Elliott T Mann Lucinda M (Luci) Ross !/5AR 12

Meril Awards Tania 0 Babiolalds English Mary R Bradshaw Music Solo Performance Eliza M Curnow IIistory (Revolutions) Olivia i\1 Dalton English, Legal Sludies Mitchell R Dye Economics, Media Nicole L Filling Environmental Science, G -ograpl1Y David Vi Goodridge Ch mistry, Frcnch, Latin, Spccia I isl i\ lathemaLics Cassandra llaines Engl ish

Christopher S Skoglund English, Literalure, Nledia

Daniel J Howard Physics

Netba ll (Faires t and Best) Elkanah J Fooll

Soccer (Fai res t and Best) Jessica E Brotchie Michael W Jones

Ella J Simson English, Literalure

Jessie I Knott English, Psychology Nicholas P Kovacev Physics Caitlin V Lamont lvledia, Theatre Studies Ayrlie J Lane Art Christopher Y Lau Chemistry, English Second Language, Mathematical i\ lethods

Benjamin Sturm English, Furlher .\lathematics, Physics Trislan S Tan Chinese

David E Wescott Visual Communication and Design Miranda M Williams Psychology James T Wilson Design and Technology

Teak i\1cPadden Biology

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Georgia A Scott Art Angus W Seller Physical Education Henry C (I larry) Seward English Rhian E Shinners Arl lIarrison i\ (1 larry) Simons English, Legal tuclics

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Emily S Carr General ;\Iathemallcs, Legal Studies Lily E Chirnside Physical Education Units 3&4

ChloeE Cook English, General i\lathematics, Literature, Psychology

Jeff Yeung Accounting, i\ lathematical i\ lethods, Specialist Mathematics

Edoardo K Ncerhut International Studies

Georgina G Webster Studio Arts (Textiles)

Elliott T i\ Iann Accounting, Economics, English, History (Revolutions)

Franklin E (Frankie) ;Vlullaly Chemistry, Physics

Benjamin C Cailes Chemistry, English , Physics, Biology Units

AnnaG Clark English, Literature

Emma K Woolman International Studies

Thomas R i\lolyneux English, French, Further i\ laUlematics, Theatre Sludies

IIarrison 0 Byrnes Further ;\lathematics Unils 30-1

SenneyWang Mathemalical i\lethods

icola ill Luppino Nlathematical i\ lethods

ellie R Mims Environmental Science

Georgina L (Georgie) Bull "'ledia

Lachlan D de BlaqUlere Economics, ;\ lathematical i\lethods, Further .'vlathematics Units 3&.t Darcy S Del Rio Chemistry, French, Physical Education, Physics, Further .\lathematics Units 3&4, i\ lathematical ;\ lethods Units 3&4 Demi H Della Porta English

Merit Awards

Clare E Desborough Studio Arts (Textiles)

illassirno F (Max) Arnerena English, Literature, .\lathematical i\lethods, Psychology

Olivia C Foy General i\lathematics, i\lusic Performance, Visual Co=unication and Design Units 3&4

Fiona R Barton Biology, English, i\ lusic Group Performance Units

Anand Ganes English, French

3&4

William S Baulch English, General i\ lathematics, IIistory, Information Technology Units 3&<1 Louisa R Bennison Studio Arts (Textiles) Felicity J Bigelow English, Psychology Jal,e T Blood VET Multimedia Jessica E Brotchie Chemi try, English, French, Further illathematics Units 3&-1

Alec J George General .\ lathematics Russell H George i\ lathematical ;\lethods, Further illathematics Units 3&4_ Physical Education Units 3&J ;\ latthew J (.\ latt) Golightly Design and Technology Lucy SHeath Art (Painting! Photography) James B Holding Information Technology Units 3&J

Jack F Hurle~' ~ lathe111atical illelhods Georgia R Iredell Yisual Communication and Design Edith B Lightfoot English, Literature Han \Yen Liu General 7Ilathematics Callum J ;.. \altby Chemistry, Latin, Physics, Further ;"lathematics Cnits 3&4 Jordan L ;"1cFadden .\ccounting, General ;"lathematics Luke A .\1cGo\\·an Legal Studies Cara A ~ 1cKinstry English, General ;"lathematics. Psychology

Zachary J Thomas De ign and Technology. General ~\athemalics

George A Chisholm Design and Technology, Physical Education

Jessica Toulmin General ~Ialhemalics

Thoma J Chi holm Geography, Photography

Annabelle E Uebergang Economics, English. History, Ph), ical Education Units 3&-1

Bernard J (Bernie) Chomlcy :'I \athematic ,Physical Education

Daniel J Van De Pol Further :'IIaU1ematics Units 384

Jennifer ,\ Cleary Drama, English, French, i\lathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2

Cameron J Walsh Design and Technology l\'elson Y Wang Chemistry, English, :'Iledia, Physics, Biology Unit 3&-1, Further :'Ilathernatic Units 38-1 Jolmathon R \Yaterhouse Biology, Geography

Stephanie K (Steph) Collier English, Science George Curnow Physical Education Timotl1Y D'Adamo Information Technology Units 1&2

Lyndall A Watson Art (Painting! Photography), English, Studio Arts (TeA'tiles)

JaI,e A Davie Physical Education

James R \\llite Chinese, .\ lathematical .\Iethods

Addy J Dunkley Smith Drama, English, Physical Education, Science

Kehin K~g Biology, English Second Language, .\lathematical .\ lethods, Further .\lathematics Units 3&4

Thomas I (Tommy) Wignell Chemistry, History, Legal Studies

Sophie E Faullmer Textiles

~icholas L Pedersen

Annabelle C Wilson English, Geography

Georgia E .\1cNaughton General ~ lathernatics Katherine G .\ \onotti Dance, Drama Units 3&-1

Physic ,.\ lathematical .\lethods Units 3&4 .\ lirja L Pueschel Geography, Physical Education

Angus R \\'ishart Design and Technology. \'isual Communication and Design YeAR 70

Benjamin J Roberts Legal Studies

..\{erit Awards

\\'illiam H Sloane Design and Technology

Griffin Barry Drama, History (American), .\ lathematics

illadeleine J Steel Art (Painting! Photography), History, Literature Chi Fung (Jimmy) Tam Economics, Further .\ lathematics Units 3&4 Dorothy \\. Tang Psychology, Biology Units 3&4, Further .\Iathematics Units 3&4 Jaimi \V Taylor YET .\lultimedia Jeremy E Taylor Chemistry, General .\lathematics, Physical Education Units 3&4

Dlanne..\\ ('\lichelle) Beggs English, Physical Education, Science, Biology Units 1&2 Gabi L Billing Dance, ,vlusic Ian D Blair .\1athematics, Science Joshua C Carr ,\1 athemalics Patrick A (Pat) Carroll Science Julia R Castles Environmental Science Units 1&2

Billie E Fenton Photography

Tom P Ilughcs Commcrce (Money 8 Law), Hcligious Education, Science CaiLlyn E Ilumphreys I lislory (American), Lilerature, 1 hotograpl1.\', Visual Communication and Design Camille K Jefrreys Chinese, Drama, English, I1lalhematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, cience, Physical Education Units 1&2 Edwina R Jolmstone Drama Emily A Jones j\ lathematics William H Kelly Religious Education Katrina K Kenfield Religious Education Jonathan S Khoo Chinese, Commerce (i\loney & Law), English, History (Chinese), Photography, Science, I1lathematical Methods Units 1&2

.\Iatthew W Filzpatrick Design and Technology, '\\athematics, Science

Tazmin D Kip Commerce (Business), English, Photography

Andrew J (Andy) Flanagan Commerce (Business), Commerce (:Vloney & Law)

William J Kittelty Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Geography Units 1&2

Catherine J Fly= Photography Joseph W Foley ;"lathematics, Music Xicholas A Fulton Commerce (Business), Commerce ('\10ney 8 Law) Chase C Galbraith Design and Technology Brittaney B Garrett English

Alexandra C Kvant English, Latin, Literature, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Biology Unils 1&2 William H Lugg Geography, Physical Education

Molly C McCaffrey Design and Technology, Drama

Jamie A I Iarrison Commerce (Business), Physical Education

James F McGlade Religious Education

Damien P Hatch Commerce (Money 8 Law), Hislory (Renaissance), Physical Education, Religious Education, Science

Audrey V Moore Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), English, French, Religious Education, Science

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Benjamin J Mor an Commc rce (Money 8 Law), English Anna E MOiTis Commerce (Business), Comm rcc (Money 8 Law), Religious Education Brydie S Murrihy English, Physical EducaLion Units L&2 Alice M Odam English, Math matics, Science Rowan D Payne Commerce (Business), English Taneesha J Plummer Religious Education James (Jamo) Porter MaU1ematics, Physical Education, Science Emily G Profitt Textiles Edward M Ratcliffe Physical Education Madeline E (Maddy) Roberts Textiles Billie J Rosewall Commerce (Business) Charles A (Charlie) Ross Physical Education Units 1&2 Aaron Sachdev Commerce (Business) Bo=ie A Sanders French, History (American), History (Chinese) Eliza M Scott Dance Emily L Serle English Holly M Shelley English, French Richard W Shu Science Laura H Skoglund Religious Education AlisaM Song Geography, Mathematics, Painting, Religious Education, Science, Environmental Science Units 102 Sarah L SLurges English, Mathematics, Physical Education

Lana J Sturm EngJish, Science

James S ArmsLrong Physical Education

Samantha L (Sam) Suendermann English

Kris T Barton Science

Kristofer D VerfurLh Design and Technology Eamonn M Vines Physical Education, Religious Education Laura Vrablec English Callen A Wade Physical Education ElizalJeth B (Lizzie) Walmsley Physical Education, Science

Emma EBath English, Textiles Kirstin M (Kiki) Bekers French, Geography, Science Edward N Bennison Physical Education Taylor L Bett Chinese, English, French, Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science

Alexander G Walsgott Science, History Units 1&2

Katrina E Bigelow Geography, History (Australian) , Mathematics, Physical Education

Nicholas J Walsh History (American)

Remy E Blair Thomson Art

Lucy S Watson Music

KyleMBooth Information Technology, Mathematics, Science

Thomas F Welleman Physical Education, Science Ebony A Westman Music Andrew H Wettenhall Design and Teclmology, Physical Education Andrew J White Visual Communication and Design Cameron M Williams English, Physical Education, Science, Mathematical Methods Units 1&2 Charles H Wishart Design and Technology Jack I Wood Physical Education, Visual Communication and Design

Lucy E Campbell Biblical Narrative Alexander J Certoma Biblical Narrative, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Visual Co=unication and Design Grace Cheatley Drama Hannah M Chirnside Drama Grace E Clark Science Jade E Clutterbuck English, History (Australian) , Science Krystal J Deans Textiles

Yi chun (Eason) Wu Music, Accounting Units 1&2, Mathematical Methods Units 1&2

Aaron M Derksen Design and Technology

Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud Mathematics

Mitchell A Dunstan Biblical Narrative, Drama, Physical Education

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MeriL Awards

RileyLDye Information Technology

Emma I Allen Drama, Physical EducaLion, Textiles

Jeremy N Edwards Biblical Nanative, Drama, English

Guy F Fanning English, Geography, Mathematics, Science Byron J Fisher Kolosa Information Technology Harrison J (Harry) Forsyth Media Emily J Fuller Art, English, Geography, Information Technology, Media, Science Kameiko S Gray Art Oliver J Hanis Design and Technology Lauren A Heyward Dance, English, Geography, History (Australian) , Mathematics, Music, Science Francoise M Hill Art, English, French, Geography, Geography (Planet Earth), History (Australian) Shane M Jacob Biblical Narrative, English, Geography, Mathematics, Media Callum T Jenkins Physical Education Talia Klein Drama Paris N Kontelj Media Matthew C Lam Mathematics James D Landy Geography, History (Middle East) James G Malcher Drama, Physical Education

Mia E Morrow Biblical Narrative

Alexander E Shannon Media

Clara B Murphy Art

Lucy L Shorl and Dance

Callum K I arita Chinese, English, History (Australian), MathemaLics, Music, Science

Annabel C Sloane Art , Dance, Physical Education, Textiles

Oliver R Neerhut Physical Education

Maddison G Smith Art, Biblical Narrative, English, Mathematics, Science

Christopher J ixon Physical Education

Chelsea K Splatt HisLory (Australian)

Lara J Palmer Art, Biblical Narrative, Mathematics

Jack H Steel Biblical arraLive

Eliza K Panckridge Art, Biblical arrative, English , French, Geography, History (Australian) , Latin, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Matthew S (Matt) Perkins History (Middle East), Information Technology, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Thea S Philip English, Textiles Kate H (Katie) Plowman Art, English, French, Geography, History (Middle East) , Media, Science Siobhan M Plowman English , French, Geography (planet Earth) , History (Australian) , Media Oliver G Price Design and Technology Tegan A Reed Dance, Textiles

Angus S Nlanning Visual Communication and Design

Danielle E Roberts Biblical arrative, Dance, English, Information Technology, Mathematics, Science

Jack D McGowan Biblical arrative, Design and Technology

Matthew N Roche Physical Education

Sebastian McMillan English, Mathematics, Science

Thomas J Rogan History (Australian), Physical Education

Gabrielle M Mitchell English, Music

Daniel G (Dan) Ross Physical Education

Nicolas J Molyneux Design and Teclmology, French, I-Iistory (Australian), Nlathematics, Physical Education

Kieran M Salathiel Dyke Biblical larrative, Information Teclmology

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Joshua A Saunders Physical Education

Ben Stefanovic Biblical arrative, Design and Technology, Geography, Mathematics, Science Alan M T homas Art , Design and Technology, English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Latin, Mathematics, Science Sopbie J T horne Biblical Narrative George D Threadgold Biblical Narrative, English, Science, Visual Co=unication and Design Zoe M Vaughan Art, English, French, History (Australian), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Laura K Walker Biblical Narrative, Geography (planet Earth), Media, Physical Education, Science, Visual Co=unication and Design Lucy A Walsh History (Australian), Science Jack J West Mathematics Jackson G Wylie Geography (Planet Earth), Physical Education

ACAD5MIC

llaIf Colour ,\lan Thomas ,\lexander Certoma Danielle Hob rts Eliza Panckridge Emily Fuller FranCOIse I Iill Katie Plowman Laura \Yalker Lauren He~'\\'ard Taylor Bett Zoe \ 'aughan chool Colour Jennifer Cleary Damien Hatch Camille Jeffreys Jonathan Khoo \Yilliam Kittelty Alexandra K\'ant Audrey :\ loore :\lisa Song Cameron Williams Honour :\la.'<: Amerena \\'illiam Baulch Jessica Brotchie Ben Cailes Chloe Cook Darcy Del Rio Da\id Goodridge Christopher Lau Callum :\ laltby Elliott :\ lann Thomas :\ lolyneux Kehin _'g Christopher Skoglund Benjamin Sturm Annabelle Gebergang _'elson \Yang Jeff Yeung AfHC,5TICS

Half Colour Katrina Bigelow Kyle Booth Jessica Brotchie Lucy Campbell ,\lexander Certoma Guy Fanning Rebecca Filling Emily Fuller _'icholas Fulton Libby Graham Damien HaLch Lauren Heyward Callum Jenkins Gus Johnstone William KitLelty Paris Kontelj

:\ \althcw La mont Loren Lane I larry Lay Callum :\arita Luri Hos Joshua Saunders Ryan Saunders Emily erie ,\nnabel loane Laura Slekelenburg Laura Walizer Philippa Weelman .\nnabelle Wilson

chool Colour Christopher J\ Lkinson Taylor Bell Jennife r Cleary :\ \a rina Farmer I !arriet Fraser Russell George l\'atalie Jablonsky Lauren Kemp :\ \organ Olszak Nicholas Quail Benjamin Roberts :\ lorgan Smith

School Colour Charles Barham Emily Carr Jennifer Cleary :\lichael Douglas Xayier Hatch Camille Jeffreys Joelan Jeffreys Richard Langham ElliotD lann Benjamin Robert Jeremy Taylor Daniel \ 'an De Pol Callen Wade

IIonour Sissy Dunn Andre Garcey :\athan :\ \axwell

Honour Sebastian Bellew Eliza Curnol\' George Curno\\' _'icole Filling Tom Perkins Fraser Russell 8ADMINTON

Half Colour Pui EeHor School Colour Louise Beggs :\ lichelle Beggs James Coumans Laura Jelfs ::\icholas Ko\'acey Richard Langham ::\atasha Lau Elliott:\' lann Jeremy Taylor Senney Wang Honour Tristan Tan 8AS'K.5T8AU

Half Colour Samantha Dobson EmHy Koroneos Alexandra :\lurphy Dommie Tigani

CRIC'K.5T

I Ialf Colo ur Tim Gordon Xa\ier HaLch

School Colour Campbell Bishop George Cameron Darcy Del Rio Dale Denny Jamie Harrison :\ lichael Jones Edward Ratcliffe Tom Summers Eamonn "ines Jack Wood Honour Alexander Carr D58ATINC;

Half Colour " 'icholas Fulton • 'ick Pedersen Brigitte Russell ::\elson Wang Annabelle Wilson choo! Colour Ruth Blair Ben CaiJes Anna Clark Cassandra IIaines Callum :\'laltby Thomas :v\olyneux Lyndall Watson Honour :\ liLchell Dye Xavier I laLch DRAMA

!fa If Colour Clai re All inson Ju li a CasLles

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James Ch risLou Anna Cla rk Jennifer Clea ry Jacqueli ne Dcvromc i\\iLchell DunsLa n J uli a n Fabbia n Reb cca Filling Br itLa ny FitzpaLrick BriLLaney Ga rrell Joelan Jeffreys Lauren Kemp Ka trina Kenfie ld Blake Leeman Nicola Luppino :\ Iolly II lcCaffrey Luke i\lcGowan Audrey i\ 100l'C Anna :\ lorris Stephanie Noble Alice Odam Lau ra Skoglund Sarah Sturges Ebony Westman Rebecca Widdicombe School Colour Griffin Barry Laura Beveridge Emily Bourke Rebecca Carman Thomas Davey Demi Della-P orta Addy Dunkley-Smith Cassandra I Iaines Camille Jeffreys :.Iicholas Kovacev Ayrlie Lane Stephanie i\ilcKenzie KaLher ine II \onoLLi Frankie Mullaly Beli nda Pollard • 'icola Riley Brigitte Russell i\lorgan SmiLh Madeleine Steel Lyndall Watson lI liranda Wi lliams IJooour Ru Lh Blair CaiLlin LamonL T homas Molyneux IIarry Seward 5Qtf5STRIAN

II alr Colou r Michelle Beggs Sarah Richards Bonnie Sanders Gi nnie SLevens Honour ;-":icola Luppino

FOOT8AU

IlalfColour Lewis Broad Cam rOll Wil liam School Co lour Samu I Caldow Alexa nder Ca rr Ja mes Couma ns George Curnow Da rcy Del Rio Michael Douglas Xavier H aLch I Ienry JohnsLone Richard Langham lick Malcher E LlioLLMann Wesley 1\ liLchell Edward RaLcliffe Joshua Saunders Jeremy Taylor Callen Wade Honour Isaac Baker I 1arrison FooLL H arley Lewis Fraser Russell FOOT8AU tfMPIRINC;

Honour Mitchell Dye James Wilson HOC'K.5Y

Half Colour Joel Barton Kris BarLon School Colour Edclie AbletL Claire Arundell Fiona Bar Lon Leah BowLelJ Joshua Carr Jacqueline Devrome Guy Fann ing Ja mes Green Francesca I Ienricus James I Iolding Grace Inness KaLe KiLLclLy icolas Molyneux Alice Morgan MaLL Perkin s Kiera n SalaLhicl Dykc Ja mes W hiLe r fa mish Wisha rL Ilonour 1 larri son Byrnes Emily Carr Nicole Filling

Lib by Gra ha m I(a theri n ' I Told ing Thomas Mo lyneux Georgia HaLcli l'fe Zacha ry Thomas E ll ie Wa tson

MUSIC-STAQ6 SANO

MUSIC

Ilonour Ruth Bla ir Ma ry Bradshaw Joclan Jeffreys T homas Molyneux Dom inic T igani

Il a lr Colour la ir'c All inson [a n Bla ir Aub rey Comben Oliv ia Foy Nicholas FulLon aiUyn I lu mphreys Audrcy Moore Ann a Morris Alice Od am Taneesha Plummer Emi ly Serle Lachl a n Serl e lIolly Shelley Lucy Watson Ebony Wes Lman Andrew White School Colour Claire Arundel! Fiona Barton Georgie Bull Demi Della-Porta Tim Gordon James Green Tailah Griffin Luke McGowan Kather ine Mono tti Georgia P ugh Nicola Riley Benjamin Roberts Brigitte Russell Dorothy Tang Nelson Wang James White Honour Cassandra l laines MUSIC-C~OIR

Half Colour Julian Fabbian Joelan Jeffreys School Colour T homas Davey icholas Kovacev Thomas Molyneux Honour Rulh Blair Rebecca Carman Cassandr a H aines Joshua I lay Caitlin Lamonl icola Luppino Cavelle McKenzie MUSIC-CONC6RT SAND

School Colou r Blake Leeman ]J OIl OU I'

RuLh Blair Ma ry Bradshaw Cassandra I [ai nes T homas Molyne ux Dom inic Tiga ni

I la ir Colour Rebecca Ca nn a n School Colour Cassa nd ra I [aines Jessica Mackay

MUSIC-STRINQ ORC~6STRA

H ono ur Sonia Campanaro Joshu a I lay AyrlieLane Nicola Luppi no CaveJle McKenzie Alice Morgan MUSIC-S!:IMP~ON!:I ORC~6STRA

School Colour Mary Bradshaw Thomas Molyneux Honour Sonia Campanaro Cassandra I la ines Joshua I lay Ayrlie Lane icola Luppino Cavelle McKenzie Alice Morgan Dominic Tigani N6TSAt.t.

School Colour Sophie Brand Lily Chirnside Sophie Faullmer Lucy H ealh Ellie Stevens

Laura ;"!iclsen Belinda Pollard Georgia Ratclifre Jack Richardson Angus Seller Trent Su ll ivan H annah Welleman Rebecca Widd icombe

Jamo Porter Fraser Russell

Honou r T im Cleary Miranda Williams

SWIMMINQ

SOCC6R

lIalr Colou r Peter Babiolakis Louise Beggs Julian Fabbian Ackhim Poon Benjamin Sturm Nelson Wang David Wescott School Colou I' Liana Banjanin Daniel Berton Will Bowden Alexander Certoma Erin Collins Eliza Curnow Olivia Dalton Jasmine Emselle Andy Flanagan Joshua Hay Michael Jones Edith Lightfoot i\latthew .\ \cLean Teal, McPadden Alana i\litchell Christopher c ixon Georgia Pugh Annabel Sloane Laura Stekelenburg Grace-Louise Tripodi Santo Tripodi Lyndall Watson David Wescott

Honour Elkanah Foott Sophie ;-, IcCorkell Annie r.Udcllemiss Georgia Scott

Honour Jessica Brotchie ~icll0las Kovacev Luci Ross

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I-IalI Colour Lauren lIeyward Anna r. lorris Anthea O'Brien

School Colour Jacl, Angliss Mary Bradshaw Sam Brimacombe E mily Carr Lily Chirnside Jennifer Cleary Addy Dunkley-Smith Russell George Libby Graham Oliver Grinter Darcy l-lare Lucy [leath Katherine TTolding Grace Inness Ka le Ki ttelly Cara r.lcK inslry Ka Ulcri ne i\ lonolli Alice 1\ lorgan Lachi e .\ \orrison

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School Colour Jessica Brotcllie Georgie Bull Erin Collins Georgia i\1c:--1aughton :--1ellie i\1ims Bonnie Sanders i\lorgan Smith Emily Trethowan Honour Sissy Dunn Nicole Filling SURI= t-IF6SAVINQ

HaIr Colour Campbell .\ lcDonald Sam Phillips

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School Colour Laura Walker

Honour Luci Ross Laura Stekelenburg

Hair Colour Katie Appclbe :-'Ully Barton-Thomas Louisa Bennison Gus Carmichael Emily Carr Jake Davie ;vleaghan Eddey Billie Fenton Matt Golightly Sarah Guthrie Laura Jelfs Jessica Mackay Campbell i\1cDonald Brydie ;vlurrihy Georgia Ratcliffe :-'\addy Roberts Joshua Saunders Eliza Scott Callan Young School Colour Eliza Curnow Sophie Faulkner Harrison Foott Jamo Porter Luci Ross Georgia Scott Daniel Van De Pol H onour Olivia Dalton Jack Kershaw Jordan i\1cFadden Sam Phillips Laura Stekelenburg Stephanie Taylor T6NNIS

HalI Colour E=aAllen Felicity Carah Jack Hurley Nick ;-, Ialcher School Colour Harrison Byrnes Samuel Caldow Sam Hughes Camille Jeffreys William Kittelty Emma Oates .\Iorgan Olszak Georgia Pugh Bridey Sanders Dominic Tigani J\nnabelle Uebergang Zoe Vaughan Themba Wahlstrom Georgina Walmsley Lizzie Walmsley Tel son Wang Honour Georgia Hunt Christopher Lau

WAT6RPOt.O

Ifalr Colour Gus Carmichael Erin Collins Sam Phillips Angus Seller Laura Stekelenhurg School Colour Emily Carr Olivia Dalton Darcy Del Rio Russell George Laura Jelfs Christopher Lau Brydie ;\ lu rrihy Georgia Ratcliffe Stephanie Taylor Hannah Welleman H onour Elliott l\lann Luci Ross

*Re-awa rded

CA(.,U6RT t-fOUS6 COC,OURS Junior Colours James .\ rmstrong Timothy D~.\damo Jack. on Deahl Tom Hughcs Campbell Kennedy Talia Klein Paris l-ontelj Rowan :'Ilackey Thea Philip Erica Robin on Joshua Saunders :'Iladdison Smith Laura "rablec Junior Honours James Christou Catherine Flynn Damien Hatch ~atalie Jablonsky Ed\\ina Johnstone Anna :'Ilorris Benjamin :\ott Ryan Saunders General Colours Lewis Broad :'Ilonique Sherriff :'Ilorgan Smith Tristan Tan Stephanie Taylor Emma Woolman Jeff Yeung Athletics Jessica Brotchie Rebecca Carman Gus Carmichael Adam Cooper Demi Della Porta Xayier Hatch Georgia Hunt Henry Johnstone Jessica :'IlacKay Callum :'-laltby Annie :'Iliddlemiss Katherine :'Ilonotti Frankie :'-1ullaly • "ieholas Pedersen Benjamin Roberts :'Ilorgan Smith Dylan Spence Tristan Tan Dorothy Tang Georgina Webster

T homas Young Badminton TIistan Tan Jeff Yeung Basketb all Annie :'I liddlemi s Cricket Xa,ier Hatch

Georgia llunt ,\ nnie i\ liddlemis Frankie :-'lullaly Georgia P ugh oftb al l _\ 10nique Sherriff Swimming ,\ ngus Carmichael Xa,'ier Hatcb* Georgia Hunt* Jessica :'Ilackay Annie :'I liddlemiss Frankie :-' lullaly :-'lorgan Smith Stephanie Taylor* Daniel "an de Pol Tom Young

Cross-Coun try Je sica Brotchie Rebecca Carman Demi Della-Porta Georgia Hunt Je sica :'Ilackay Callum :'Ilaltby Tom :'Ilolyneux Katherine :'Ilonotti

Tennis Georgia Hunt*

Debating Rebecca Carman Xa,'ier Hatch* Tom :'Ilolyneux*

\\'aterpolo Gus Carmichael Xa,'ier Hatch Stephanie Taylor

Footb all Colours Le,,'is Broad Gus Carmichael Xa\ier Hatch* Henry Johnstone Thomas Young

CO("6S

Hockey Fiona Barton Tom :'Ilolyneux :'Ilusic Rebecca Carman Xa\'ier Hatch Georgia Hunt Jessica ;\ lackay Tom :'Ilolyneux ;\etball Colo urs Rebecca Carman* Jessica :'IlacKay Annie :'I-liddlemiss* :'Ilorgan Smith Service Colours Annie :'Iliddlemiss Soccer Colours Jessica BroLchie Demi Della PorLa

t-fOUS6 COC,OURS Junior E=aAllen Tom Andre\\'s Grace Cheatley Lucy Drarton Chase Galbraith Caitlyn Humphries :-' latLhe\\" Lamont Harrison Lay :'I lillie Leahy Harry:-' lann Fiona Riley Grace Robertson Daniel Ross Holly Russell Kieran Salathiel-Dyke N'athan Salvalaggio Annabel Sloane Alisa Song Allan Thomas Junior IIonour Julia CasUes George Cameron Patrick Carroll Andrew Flanagan Samuel Griffiths Emily Koroneos

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William Lugg Brydic i\lurrihy* Charlie Ross Ge neral I Iarrison FooLL CaiLlin Lamont Loren Lane Elliott i\ Ian n Athletics Sara Agosta* Felici ty Carah Isobelle Cooke Phoebe Cordner Julian Fabbian H arrison Footl* An dre Garcey Libby Graham Cassandra I Iaines Baden Kerambrun Caitlin Lamont* Loren Lane Elliott :'Ilan n* N'athan i\ la.'Cweli Hamish Palmer-Hill Luci Ross* Daniel Salvalaggio Rhian Shinners Grace-Louise Tripodi Jonathon Wade* Lyndall Watson Nelson Wang Basketball Harrison Foott* Libby Graham )!athan Maxwell Luci Ross Community Service Cassandra I laines Cricket Jonathon Wade Cross-Cou ntry Isobelle Cooke Julian Fabbia n* BritLany FitzpaLrick Piers Flanagan Matthew GolighLly Sophie Hayes Cassandra I Iaines Baden Kerambrun Loren Lane Richa rd La ngha m CaiUin LamonL

El liott Mann J lamish Palmer-l lill

Nicola Rilcy Luci Ross* Daniel alvalaggio Jona Lhon Wade Debating Cassie TIaines* elson Wang Lyndall Watson Foo tball IIarrison Foott* Richard La ngham I-Iockey Isobelle Cooke Libby Graham Music Cassandra I-Iaines Caitlin Lamont* Ayrlie Lane* Nelson Wang Netball Felicity Carab CaiLlin Lamont* Nicola Riley Luci Ross Rowing H arrison Foott* Elliotl Mann Soccer Nicola Riley BrigiLLe Russell LuciRoss Da niel Salvalagg io Santo Tripodi Lyndall Watson Swimming Isobelle Cooke* Brittany Fitzpatrick P iers Fla nagan Elka nah Foolt r Larrison FooLL* Matthew GolighLly L ibby Graham Cassandra I laines Ca iLiin La mont* Loren La ne Ri chard La ngham E ll iott Ma nn*

Nathan Maxwell Nicola Hiley Luci Ross* Grace Louise Tripodi JonaLhon Wacle* Nelson Wang Fel iciLy Carah Isobell Cooke* Walerpolo I Lar rison FooLL EllioLL Mann* NaLhan Maxwell BrigiLLe Russell Luci Hoss

1<.6/Tt-I 'HDUS6 CDc.,DURS Junior Colours Alex CCl'Loma Hi ley Dye Kameiko Gray Jordan Kenfield Jack IlcGowan Oliver NeerhuL Taneesha Plummer MaLLhew Hoche Alex Sullivan Zoe Vaughn Lucy Walsh Georgia Wilson Junior Hono urs Michelle Beggs Nicholas Fulton Charles I Iarris Will Kelly Katrina Kenfield Jack McGowan Benjamin I\organ Golf PisankiLvanich Emily Profitt Taylor Sandri Ryan Timms Zoe Vaughn General Colours Sissy Dunn ALhlelics Mason Bowler Tim Cleary Coco Cover* Eliza Curnow* Clare Desborough Sissy Dunn i\lliLchell Dye Joel an Jeffreys* Luke l\lcGowan Sam McLean* Edoardo eerhuL* Anthea O'Brien Eili h Rolland James Sandri* Ell ie V,TaLson Annabelle Wi lson Mo nLy 'WrighL

Baskelba ll Sissy Dunn Eliza Curnow Luke McGowan Jordan Timms Commun ily crvice Coco Cover Sissy Dunn Anthea O'Brien James Wilson Cross-Co unlry Tim Cleary Joelan Jeffreys* Sam McLean* Edoardo lecrhul* Eilish Hol land Lucinda Sloan Annabelle Wilson DebaLing Mitchell Dye Footba ll James Coumans Sam McLean* James Sandri Ilockey Zachary Buggy Music Coco Cover Oliver Grinter Joelan Jeffreys Anlhea O'Brien* Jordan Timms Nelball Coco Cover Eliza Curnow* Clare Desborough Eilish Rolland Lucinda Sloan* Annabelle Wilson Rowing Tim Cleary Eliza Curnow Soccer Coco Cover Olivia Foy Cameron \Valsh Swimming Jack Angliss Tim CI ary* Coco Cover James Coumans Eliza Curnow* Clare Desborough Joelan Jeffreys* am McLean* Edoardo Neerhut Eilish Holland Ja mes Sandri Jordan Timms*

Annabelle Wilson Walerpolo Eliza Curnow James Coumans

Bernie Rossiter* r\ngus Seller Zachary Thomas Badmin lon Nicholas Kovacev

MCARTt-It(R 'HDUS6 CDc.,DURS Jun ior Colour Griffin Barry James Billings Remy Blair-Thompson Laura Blake-J lahnel Lucy Campbell Jeremy Edwards James Emselle Ellie McEvoy Daniel Nagle Lara Palmer Peter Ruby Edwina SlaLtery Sophie Thorne George Threadgold Charles Wisharl Riley Witcombe Junior Honours Claire Allinson Griffin Barry Lucy Campbell James Carr Jeremy Edwards Jasmine Emselle Brittany Garrett ~\olly ;\tlcCaffrey Alice Odam Edward Ratcliffe Peter Ruby Nicholas Walsh Lucy Wan General Colours Sheridan Banner Michael Douglas Kate KitLlety Nicholas Kovace\' Sophie McCorkell Teal< ;V\CPadden Laura Nielsen Angus Seller Harry Seward Alblelics Ross Anderson Sheridan Banner Sebastian Belle\\'* Ruth Blair Samantha Brimacombe Emily Carr Chloe Cook Jacqueline Devrome ?llichael Douglas* Russell George Tailah Griffin Kale KitLelty Sophie i\ lcCorkcll* Cavelle ]I, Ie Kenzie Laura Nielsen Georgia Ralcliffe Jonathan R ad

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Baskelball Russell George Cross Counlry SebasLian Bellew Darcie Blair-Thompson Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Jacqueline Devrome Michael Douglas Hussell George Kate Kittelty* :.!icholas Kovacev Sophie ;\lcCorkell* Cavelle ?I 1cKenzie Laura ::'\ielsen* Georgia Ratcliffe Angus Seller* Harry Seward* Luke Storey* Zachary Thomas Callan Young Debating Ruth Blair* CWoeCook Editb Lightfoot Harry Seward* Foolball ;\ lichael Douglas Hussell George Angus Seller Harry Seward Hockey Sheridan Banner Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas '\1usic Ross Anderson Sheridan Banner Sebastian Bellew Samantha Brimacombe Huth Blair Darcie Blair-Thompson Kale Kittelty i\icholas KO\'acev* Sophie ?l1cCorkell Teal< ;\\cPadden Laura 0lielsen Bernadette Hossiter Angus Seller I larry Seward* Lul<e Storey Callan Young

Nelball Rulh Blair Leah Bo\vtell Samanlha Brimacombc Emily Carr Jacqueline Devrome Sophie McCorkell Laura _'ielsen* Georgia Hatcliffe oeeer Sebastian Bellew • 'icholas Kovacev* Teak ;\\cPadden* Softball Sheridan Banner Sophie ?I\cCorkell Laura Nielsen Swimming Sheridan Banner Ruth Blair Darcie Blair-Thompson Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Chloe Cook Jacqueline De\Tome ;\lichael Douglas Kate Kittelt.\'* l\'icholas Kovace\'* Editb Lightfoot Sophie .\ 1cCorkell Teak ;\lcPadden Georgia Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Bernadette Rossiter Angus Seller* Harry Seward* Zachary Thomas Callan Young Tennis Harrison Byrnes Volleyball Samantba Brirnacombe Kate Kittelty Sophie .\ IcCorkell Bernadette Rossiter Angus Seller I larry Seward \\'alerpolo Emily Carr Georgia Hatcliffe Callan Young

MCC,6AN 'HDUS6 CDc., 0 URS Junior Colours Emma Bath Taylor Bell Gabi Billing ,\ubrey Comben William Grange Lauren Heyward Emily Jones James Landy

.\lana;\ litchell Oliycr Price Hichard Shu Oliwr Wood

. \nnabelle llehcrgang

J unior H onours Taylor Betl Hebecca Filling Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Lauren Hey\\'ard Tazmin Kip HichardShu Alexander Walsgott ,\ndrelY \\'hite

Soccer amantha Dobson :\icole Filling Georgia .\ Ic:\aughlon

General Olil'ia Dalton Thomas Dayey :"icole Filling Fletcher Kelly Lauren Kemp Christopher Lau :"ellie ;\ lims Alice ;\ Iorgan ,\ lhlelics Claire .-\rundell Samuel Caldol\' Olilia Dalton* Thomas Dal'ey* :"icole Filling* Grace Innes Charles ;\ Iayfield Georgia "Ie.. 'aughton Wesley :'Ilitchell Alice ;\lorgan

Sen 'iee "Nellie'llims

Soflball :\icole Fill i ng* Emily Tretho\\'an Swimming Claire ,\rwldelJ Olil'ia Dalton* Thomas Dal'ey* ~icole Filling* Grace Inness Fletcher Kelly* Christopher Lau* Wesley :'Ilitchell Alice :'Ilorgan* :'Ilorgan Olszak Thomas Patterson

Cross· COlU1 try Olhia Dalton :\icole Filling* Fletcher Kelly Charles :'Ilayfield . 'ellie ~lims Alice ;\ lorgan ~Iorgan Olszak Debating Thomas Da\'ey Fletcher Kelly , 'icola Luppino Hockey Claire Mundell " 'icole Filling* ~!usic

. 'icola Luppino* Alice ;\ Iorgan* :\elball Olh'ia Dalton* Georgia ~1c, 'aughton " 'ellie :'Ilims* Emily Trethowan*

BaskeLba ll Chris .\lkinson Hhys lIocking Dominic Tigani Crickel ,\Iexander Carr Cross· Co unlry Jack Kershall' Hannah \\'elleman Joshua Hay * Alexandra 7IIurphy Georgia ScoLL * ;\ Iiranda Williams

Tennis Samuel CaldolY Christopher Lau Annahelle L'ebergang

Hockey James Holding Katherine Holding *

Waterpolo Oli\ia Dalton Chri topher Lau

:'I Iusie :'Ilary Bradshaw Dominic Tigani

MORRISON

Netb all :'Ilary Bradshaw * ;\ largot Champion * Georgia ScoLt * Georgia Witham Hannah Welleman Phoebe Brand

t-IOtfS6 CO{"OtfRS Cricket ;\ lichael Jones Thomas Summers

]\ Iar), Bradsha\\' '" liranda Williams Dominic Tigani * Alrxander Carr * Joshua l1ay* Kalherine ~ rolding ;\ lalUlell' " \cLean * ,\lcxandra ;\\urphy * Belinda Pollard Georgia ScolL Darcy Thomson

Jnnior Colours Charles Iredell Caleb Wong Guy Fanning Sophie Brand Katrina Bigelo\\' Annahelle Chrimes Clara ~lurphy Samantha Suendermann :'Ilitchell Dunstan Harry Fors)th Lucy Shorland Elena Gazis Jnnior Honours Joshua Carr Joseph Foley Cameron Williams Liana Banjanin Billie Rose\\'all Jamie Porter Laura Skoglund Elena Gazis Athletics Jake Bertone Phoebe Brand James Holding Olil'er Kent·Spark Jack Kershaw Christopher Atkinson Daniel Berton

Soccer ;\lattbew;\lcLean Georgia Scott Daniel Berton Joshua Hay * Jessica Toulmin Emily Bourke Swimming Oliver Kent·Spark Felicity Bigelow James Holding Hyleigh Dunstan Jack Kershaw Hannah Welleman Daniel Berton Belinda Pollard Darcy Thomson

SHANNON t-IOtfS6 CO{"OtfRS J unior Colours Alarna PaLlerson Alexander Shannon Angus Widdicombe Callum Jenkins

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Chrislopher Nixol1 Eamol1l1 Vines Ebony WesLman Eddie ,\ bleLl EdIVa rd Ben n ison Eliza Panc1uidge Emily Fuller Gabrielle P. lilchell Johl1 Simson KaLe Plowman Krislie Wheal Lachlan Serle P. lallheIV Perkins Slefan Osborne Tom Hogan JlU1io r Ilonou rs Audrey 1\ loore Billie Fenlon Campbell 7I1c Donald Ebony \Veslman Emily Serle George Chisholm Hugo SLeinforl rlladeline Hoberls Peler Babiolakis Tom Chisholm Athleli es AlisLer II laas Daniel Tomkins Francesca Henricus* Fraser Russell Jack Hichardson Jessie Knott Laura Stekelenburg* Hachel Harris* Sonia Campanaro Tom Perkins* Ba kelball Alexander Gervis CommW1ity Service Alexander Gervis Daniel Tomkins Ella Simson Floyd Westman Francesea Henricus Jack Hichardson Jessie Knott Laura Stekelenburg :Ylilly BarLon·Thomas

Il ockey Floyd Weslman Francese-a lleIll'ic us Sonia Campanaro Tom Perkins Music Laura Slekelcnbu rg* onia Campanaro 1 elba ll

Eachel I lards Soccer James Eho Laura Slckelenburg Slephanie Babiolakis Swi mming Campbell Bishop Floyd WesLman Jack Hicha rdson Lama JeHs Laura Slekelenburg* Louisa Bennison Milly Barton·Thomas ebastian Phillips Stephanie Bahiolal<is Torn Perkins* Walerpolo Laura Stekelenburg* Louisa Bennison Sam Phillips W~TT~NHAU.,

t-IOtfS6 CO{"OtfRS Junior Coloms Kris Barlon Joel Barton I Iannah Chirnside Grace Clark Shane Jacob Laura Walker Stan Lian Malthew FiLzpatrick Ted McDonald Daniel Hetman Bonnie Sanders

Cross· Country Aron Jones Benjamin Cailes Charles Barham Fraser Hussell Laura Stekelenburg Louisa Bennison Tom Perkins *

JlU1ior Honours Bern ie Chomley Matthew Filzpatrick Lucy Hughes Ted Mc Donald Bonnie Sanders Lana Slurm Sophie TrescowLhick Laura Walker Andrew WelLen hall Ross Wellen hall

Debaling Ella Simson FooLball Al isler Maas Campbell Bishop Fraser Russell Lachie Thoms

General Colours Sam Gore l-'ui Eel [or alasha Lau SLan Lian Jordan Mc Fadden [ larry Simons

BI' idey andel's Alh lclics Will Bowden Georgina Bull Sam Baird Anna lark Mark j)'AILcra Lily Chim ide M aghan Eddey SLephanie Noble Luey J leaLh Jeremy Taylor Made leine SLeel Dean Turnley Jordan Me Fadden Erin Collins Darcy TTare NaLasha Lau Laura Beveridge Ackhim Poon Ben SLurm Badminlon Erin Collins NaLasha Lau SLanLian Pui Ee IIor David Wescott Baskelball KaManAo Criekel Anand Ganes Tim Gordon Ackhim Poon Jeremy Taylor Dean Turnley Cross-Country Will Bowden Georgie Bull Laura Beveridge Erin Collins Mark D'AILera Stephanie McKenzie Jordan McFadden SLephanie Noble Jeremy Taylor Debaling Anna Clark SLephanie j oble Foolball Mark D'AILera Tim Gordon Darcy Hare Lach Ian Morrison Jeremy Taylor

SLephanie McKenzie SLephanie ohle Ackhim Po on Ben SLurm Jeremy Taylor David WescoLL NeLba ll Lily i1imside Anna Clark Erin Collins Meaghan Eddey Lucy I IeaLh SLephanie oble Madeleine SLeel Soccer Will Bowden Anna Clark Sam Gore Darcy I rare Anand Ganes Alec George Ackhim Po on Ben SLurm Soflball Georgie Bull Anna Clark SLephanie McKenzie Stephanie Noble Swimming Sam Baird Laura Beveridge Will Bowden Lily Chirnside Anna Clark Erin Collins Mark D'Altera Meaghan Eddey Alec George Darcy I-Iare SLephanie lvlcKenzie Lachlan Morrison Stephanie 1 oble Madeleine Steel Ben SLurm Jeremy Taylor Jordan lvlcFadden Dean Turnley James Wilite Tellllis Laura Beveridge ,ViIl Bowden Anna Clark vValerpo]o Anna Clark Erin Colli ns

Il ockey James WhiLe J'l'lusic Sam Baird Lau ra Beveridge E rin Col lins

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Elkanah Foott: Yr 11 Photo Collage

7th Row L-R

John Xiao Fabio D'Agostin .\lelissa Barnes .\lichael Thacker Peter Hannab Rob Kayler-Thomson Rachael Congues Helen Plumridge Terry Coburn Kirsten Van Cleer .\lichael Panckridge Eoghan Brownen 6th Row L-R Deb Cleary Deidre Bain David Andrews Carol.\lorris Amanda '\laber Susan Daly Mark Torpey Gary Tigani Stuart .\lcCallum ,\lichaeIO'Donnell Kristina Zeravica Allison Schleutker Kelly Watson Kristen Jones Julie Bickett Ann-Louise O'Donoghue Caroline Ogston 5th Row L-R Diane Black Deb Filling Sally Wynter Jennifer Peake Jane Utting Richard 1\ lorris Linda Gallus Catherine Newell Lachlan Joyce .\1ark Andre\ys Heather Green Sara Peace Orazio Galluccio Claire Quail 4th Row L-R Carolyn '\lattbe\\'s ;\lark Cheatiey Cameron Bennett Alistair Smith Ed Kovacev Paul Conway ALhol-Mary Mahoney Sarah Hallows Will Johnston James Johnstone Ainslie Corrigan Doug Wade Jenny Shorland Jo Panckridge Andrew McKie 3rd Row L-R Guillermina Gaoa .\lervn Ratcliffe '\lark IDyin Pat Clark Amanda Jackson Ros Palmer Urszula Kamhurowski Tim Parkes Harry Roberts Ian Henricus .\like Gallus Barbara Carlson Angela Grace Sam Callan Barbara Hollander Edwina Davis Judy Johnston 2nd Row L-R Elizabeth Smith .\lichael Terry Petrina Porter Paula Henning Donna Lannan Jason O'Loughlin Julie Gainey Dan Clifford Gerard Donovan Dave Curnow Phil Taylor Deb Hynes Carolyn Guest Greg aylor Kale Tol Karen Fyffe Wendy Breer Louise Bourke Front Row L-R Therese Foley Greg Smith David Hibbard Cathie Thornton Mary Mason Joan Gill Roger Smith Dr Pauline Turner Daniel ;\lahon Julian Carroll Coral Turner Leanne Russell Chris Dinneen Maryann Brown Ros Molyneux Linda Lee Kevin Flanagan EXECUTI\'E STAFF Principal Dr P C Turner, BA(Hons). Litt.\l, PhD, A.\lusA . .\\ACE Deputy Principal / Head of Boarding ;\lr D P .\lahon, BEd(Eco), GradCert(RE), -'lACE Joint Head of Senior School (,\"Telfare) .\1rs J C Gill, DipEd, BA, SlEd Joint Head of enior School (Curriculum) '\1r R N Smilh, BSc(Hons), DipEd, BEdStud, DipTAS

Head of Preparatory School '\I.r J Carroll, BEd, DipTeach(primary),Grad Dip;\lusEd, CertInfoTech Busines ;\ lanager .\lr ?\ J Findlay, DipBusStud(Accounting), DipFinPlanning, CPA Director of Community Relations and Development '\1rs T J Best Director of Teaching and Learning '\lrs'\l P '\1a on, MEd, BA(l fons), DipEd

COLLEGE STAFF School Counsellor '\ls C.\\ Thornlon, BA(Social Science) Director of 1I1usic ;\lr .\ \ Irwin, Bl\\usEd, GradCerLvlusTechnology Spiritual and Commun i Ly OuLreach Co-ordinator ;\ Ir D Curnow, BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsScience Outreach o-ordina Lor (Programs) .\ Irs D L Fi lling, BEd

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SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF VCE Co- Ordina Lor ;\ lr G J SmiLh, BEd (Science), GradDipCompuLing Direc Lor of Sport Mr M D CheaUey, BEd H ead of MaLhem a ti cs/ Studi es Co-or dina Lor Mr D Hih bard, BSc, DipEd (LSL Term 2) H ead of Business S tudi es Mr R M Morris, BEco, BEd I-l ead of Dram a Ms D T J lynes, BEd, DipTeach (Pri mary), GradDipDir (LSL Term 2)

IIead of E nglish Miss L Bow'ke, BA,DipEd,MEd I lead of Geography lVlrs P M H ennin g, BEd I-l ead of Fine and A pplied A rts/vVarden of th e House of Guilds Mr P C Taylor, DipArLanclDcsign, GradDipEd IIead of IIi s tory Mr G J Naylor, SA, N1A, Grad DipEd lIead of Languages Mille V Chabanl, DEUG, Licel1c , MalLris , DEA, GradDipEd

lIead or PhysicaJ Educa Li oll NIl's C Ta l, BEd

[l ead or Library JnJormaLi oll Service Ms C J Gues L, BSc, GradDipEd, Graci DipLibraryandJni'ormaLionSLuclies

H ead 01' ciellce M r M LTerry, 13 c(J Ions), j)ipEci

Head oJ Boys' por L M r G H Gilby, BEd (LSL Term 4)

Tlead of Girls' Sport Mr s P ParLer, BEd

Head of Music Techn ology Mr G T igan i, BA(Ed), Grad DipEd ([nfoTech) TEACIIlNG STAFF NIl's A J Adrews, BA(Hons), GradDipEd (Secondary), GradCertRE(ACU), GradDipArLs Mr D A Andrews , DipTech'reach, GradDipEd Mr M D Andrews, BA, GradDipEd, BDiviniLy Mrs D LBain , DipTeach(ArLCraft), GradDipGraphicCorumunic, Ms M Barn es, BofLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary) Mr C S Bennett, BCommunicaLion (Journalism), BEd Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd M L Breen , BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA Mrs 'vV A Breer, BAppSci(PE), (Term 4) 1\1r V Ceber gs , BA(FineArLs), DipEd (Term 2) Mrs P M Clark, BAppSc, DipEd 1\1rs D A Cleary, BSc,DipEd Mr D A Clifford , BEd Mr P E Con way, BSc(Ed) Mr F D'Agostin , BSc(Ed) ]'I'\s J Di tter ich , Higher Diploma Teaching, Grad Diploma Teacher/ Li brarianship (Term 2) Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSci. Mrs S Drayton , lligherDip ecArLlCrafLTeaching, GracLDipEd, ]\lIEd (Term J) My J Ekkel, BA(1 [ons), DipEd Mi ss J Fry m an , BPerfMLs, I3TeacJl (Term 2) Mr s T J Fo ley, BA, DipEe! M rs J A Gai ney, BA,DipEcl Mrs L C Gal lu s, H igherDipSecArLandCra fLTeaching (LSL Tcrm 1)

Mr M GaJJ us, 13A(llons), TeachCert Ms S E J fa ll ows, MEe!,BSc(lnfoSc), DipEe!, DipP roSLud, Mr P J [I a nn a h, AMusA, Acivancccl DipofMusic Mr S fl a nn igan, MEd,BFA, CertlV (SmallBusDcvclopment), DipEd, Ms J E H eath, MEd,BA, BEe!, Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd Mr LJoyce, BEd(CrcalivilyandArLs) Mr H W Kayler-Thomson, i3ui ldConsCerl, DipEd (LSL Term 2) Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDi pEd, GradDipComp Mrs D M Lannan , BSc, DipTeach Ms M McArthu r, I ligherNalionalDiploma (Compuler lelworking), f-ligher aLionalCerlificate (Computing), BSc, PoslGradCerl(Ee!ucalion) (UK)

Mr S McIntosh , BMultimedia, BArchiteclure/ArLs MrG SMack, BEd (Music) , Al\11usA, Mrs A 0 Maher, MA(Ed),BA Ms A-M Mahon ey, BA,DipEd Ms C E MaLth ews, BEd (Arts) (LSL Term 2) Ms S M Morris, BA,DipEd, Mrs C A Newell, BA,BTeach Mr J D O'Loughlin, BEng(I Ions), GradDipEd Ms R E Palmer, BSc(Ed) Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd Mr A W P ayne, BEe, BEd Mr I R ule, BA(Hons), DipEd (Term 2) \s P Scott, BA(Hoos), BEd, DipEe!, CerUVlVorkplaceTraining, (Term 1) Mr A 13 Sm ith , BSc/Corum, GradDipEd Mrs E K Sm iLb, BEd Mr G J SmiUl , BA(Painting), DipEd Mrs K Sunderla nd, I3A(Dance) Mr M 13 Thacker, BEd (Mus) Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd, BEd(LOTE), DipTESOL Mr CEWaL on, MEd (Sci), BSc(I Ions), DipEe! (LSL Term 1) Ivlr J X iao, 'lEd, BA, Grad DipEd

P HE PA RATORY SC HOOL STAFF

IIead of the PreparaLory School MrJ Car roll , BEd, DipTeach (Primary), GraclDipMusEd, CerLInfoTech

JoinL DepuLy IIead of MidcUc School (Welfare) ;Vl rs C D T urn er, TPTC, BA(Ed)

JoinL DepuLy Head of MiddJe School (AdminisLra Lioll) Mr L Russell , BEe!

Direct or of Campb ell I-louse Mr C Dinneen, BEd, DipEd,GradDipRE, Grae!CerLEd(Science)

Director of Curriculum Prep to Year 6 1\ \s K J ohn so n, BA

Director of Curriculum Years 7 to 8 Dr'\ l Brown , BA, GradDipEd, GradDipSpec Ed, fI'lEd,EdD

Director of Early Learning Centre Mrs R 10Jyn eu x, BEd(EarlyChildhood), DipTeach (EarlyChildhood),

Year 8 Area Leaders 1\1r.\ \ O'Donnell, BA, DipEd, GradDipComputing 1\lrs L L ee, BA, DipEd, GradDipSpEd

Year 7 Area Leaders 1\,1r K P Flanagan, MSc, BSc,DipEd 1\,1r I H enricus, f-ligberDipTeach, DipPE

Upper Primary Area Leader }'Ir P J effreys, DipEd

Interim Coorclinator of Health and Physical Education 1\ \s J Utting, BEd T EACH ING STAFF Mr P Armitage, DipAppSci, DipEd, Grae!DipCornpEd (Term 4) Ms J Bick ett, BEarlyChildhood .\Ir E Brownen , I.A, BA(Hons), HigherDipEd, TESOL j\ lrs S Bu chan, UlusA, BEd, Grad DipVisPerformingArLs 1\ Irs SCallan, BA(Ed),BEd Ms T Carlisle, BEd (Primary) (.\laLcrnily Leave) .\'Irs B A Ca rlson, DipPrim'r each, GradDipEe!(Teachcr-Li-

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brarianship) (LSL Term 2) .\lrT Coburn , BEcI, DipTeach, Grac!DipSpecEd 1\ Is 13 Colli er, SSe, BEc! Mrs R.\ I Con gues, ,\IEd, BSci(I Ions), DipEd Mrs A D Corri ga n, I3A, BTeach (Pri mary) Mrs S ,\1 Daly, BSpeeEd, DipTeach(Primary), .\Is E Davis, BEd, DipPrirnTeach 1\1s Juli a DiLterich , I ligberDipTeach, GradDip(Teacher-Librarianship) (Tcrm 2) Ms D Fox, BA(GraphicDesign), BVisualArts, GradDipEd(Secondary) (Terms 2 and 3) 1\ Irs K Fyffe, BEd(l\lus) .\Ir 0 Gallu ccio, BEd, DipTeach 1\\rs A Grace, BA, DipEd .\lrs H Green , BA, DipEd, MA(Edueation) .\lrs L IIai gh , l\lEd, BEd(SecoodaryArllDesign), (J\ laternity Leave) 1\lrs 13 R Hollander, BA, DipEd (LSL Term 2) 1\s D H ollingworLb, AssocDipinSociaISci, BEarlyChildhood, GradCertinOrIDlusicEducation, GradDipEd, .\ lasteroJl\ lusicEdueation 1\\s E H ook , BA(Hons). GradCertEd(Secondary Music) (Terms 3 and 4) .\Ir J S J ohns tone, BSc, BTeach(Primary) 1\ ls J J J ohnst on , BA(EdStudies), GradDip(Admin), DipSpeech and Dra.ma(U1\.), DipTeach 1\1r vV J ohns ton, BEd, DipTeach(Primary) 1\lrs KJon es, DipTeach(priroary) 1\lrs A Juros, BEd (Libraria.oship) , DipEuropeanLang 1\lrs Kamburowski, l\\.r\, B'\\usEd '\ ls G L a.robina, BA(Hoos), BEd 1\1r G Lingard, BEd(UK), PostGradLicentiatein Theology(UK) 1\ l.r S D 1\1cCallurn, BSc,DipEd 1\ Irs L McCarLney, BMusEe!, AJ\lusA .\Ir A R .\IcKie, BEd, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipEd(Computing) .\ 1rs R L .\ Wen . I-ligherDipTeach (Secondary ArLl Crafl), BEd (LSL Term 3)

.\Irs C A .\.\orris, BEd. DipPrirnTearh ,\\s.\ 1 J OaLes, BSc, DlpEd (LSL Term 1) '\Irs A-L O'Donoghue, ,\ IEd, BEd (Early Child hood), DipTeach (EarlyChildhood) .\Is C F Ogs Lon, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipTeach .\Irs T Ovens, 13,\, BTeach (PrimaryandSecondary) l\ \rs K ,\1 Packham, BEd (Early Childhood) (.\Iatemily Leave) '\lrs J .\1 Panckridge, BA(Ed), BEd Mr J\.I K H P anckridge, BA(Ed) 1\ \rs S Peace, BSc(Hons). PoslGradCertEe! (Secondary) .\ lrs J Peake, GradDip SpecEd, DipTeach '\lrs H P lwnridge, BEd{Priroary). DipTeach II lrs C V Quail, .\.IArts, BA, BA(Hons), GradDipEd 1\ Irs ;vI J R atcliffe, BEd l\ Ir C A Reeve, BSe, BTeach (Maternity Leave) .\ Ir H J Roberts, -'lEd. BA, DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC), GradDip.\ledia, GradDipEd Admin .\lrs J Shorland, BEd. '\ls C .\\ Sullivan, BEd, BTeach, 1\1r G Tigani, BA(Ed),GradDipEd (Info Technology) .\Ir 1\ \ L Torpey. BEd(PhysEd). DipTeach. 1\15 K Van Cleef, BSc,;\\HumaDJ. 'utrition. GradDipEd(Secondary) .\Ir D A ''lade, BEd, DipTeach, 1\ lrs K W atson, .'lIEd. BEd, BA('\lediaStudies) 1\ Irs S W ynter. PostGradRE, CertRE, DipEd(priroary), Ms K Zera\ica. BA(OutdoorEd). GradDipEd

4th Row L-R 3rd Row L- R

Dale Carroll, Bert Aalders, Jodie Fuller, Brett Green, Simon Benz, Tathan Allan, Ray Russell, Isobel Patience, Angelika Moore, Andrew ~lurton, ~ larcus Saunders, Stew Gretgrix. John Simaneli, Phil Rogers, 0leil Flelcher, Addy Bucek, Julie Jeffries, ~landy Bridges. ~Ieredith Herbert, Stephen Da\is, .:\atalie Cowdell, Claire Seward, Jo Young, 2nd Row L-R Anna Hap\·ard. Yicki Henderson. Jeanette Adams. Carol Barnard, Catherine ~1ideliemiss, Rachael Skowronski, Elizabeth \ \' illiams Kate Hackett. ~ landy Weeks, Zlatica Km'ac, Julie Lewis, Jenny Kiltelly, Julie Tucker, Angela Inturrisi, Heidi Volders, Jenni .-\marmato Fran! Row L-R Jenny Ryan, ?\oelene Groth. Jean Cameron, ~lurray Fanning, ~litch Povey, Felicity Sahlstrom, Theresa Best, Dr Pauline Turner, Daniel ~Iahon, Greg Tomkins, ~Iark. 'urnaitis, Wayne I Iewitt, Deb Fanning, Kerren Wade

Business :'lanager ~ \r ?\ Fmelia)' DIp Bus,Stud C\ccountiIJg} DIp Fin Planning. CPA

Finance & Administration :'lanager ~Irs F Sahlstrom BComm. Grad Dip

Foundation Officer ~\r I Coyer

(Tl-3)

IT Services :' lanager .\ \r ~ I };' urnai lis CA.: ').ICP.Dip of Comp Systems

Director of Community Relations & Development ,\IIST Besl

Knowledge Systems :'lanager .\ \rW He\\'itl Ass Dip Prog (Visual Basics}Adv Cert AccounlIng

:-'larketing :'lanager .\1s'\1 Law BA('\leclia}. Post Grad (Broadcasl Journalism)

Archivist .\\r C Larman B Com, Grad Dip (Bus Slud)

(ICAA),C\

R egistrar ~ Is D Fanning BA.Grad Dip (Bus Stud) Accounting! Administration! Secretarial Staff ~IrsJ Adams Accounts Receivable .\Irs F BoliLho Publications;';\ledia Officer (Tl - 2)

,\15 A IIayward B Bus. Publicalion~ledia Offlcer (T3,) '\ [5 J Canler on Senior School Receplionisl

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" Irs J D'Alter a Careers Assistanl

Mrs J Fuller Secretary to Joinl I leads of Senior School· CLUTicuJum ;'IIrs N GroLh Assislanllo Business :Vlanager Ms V ITend erson Admin Assistanl . CarnpbeU House

Mrs D Masljak Secrelary lo Business Manager i'vIrs C J\llidelicmiss Alumn.i Rel alions 0 Events Co-ordinalor

Mrs II Mi dgley Senior School Receplion Relief J\lIrs M tiles Accounts Payable

j\·Irs A IJllurrisi PA lo I read of Preparalory School

Mr R R ussell Payroll 0 Workrover

Mrs Z Kovac Admissions AssisliDalahase Co-ordinalor

i\ \rs ] Tueker SecrelarYlo Business fvl<U1agcr Secretary lo Sporl Depl

]\Ilrs M Weeks ReccpLionist P repara tory ('ilool Mrs J Ryan I'A to the Principal Mrs R Wilki nso n-Beards InstrulTI cnLal Administrati on Officcr Mrs JYO Wl g Secretary to the Joint I leads of Senior School - Welfare

Ancillary Staff Mr 1 Allan Dip Comp Systems IT TechJl.ical Systems 0 Support Officer

M A A nder en Early Learning Centre MrsJ Armato Early Learning Centre Mr Benz Ass Dip Creative 0 Applied Art, BA Fine Art, GradDip Education Fine 0 Applied Art Technician j\tlrs K Bowlcr Science LaboratOlY Assistant j\1.rs M Bridges Mab'on Mackie House j\1.rs A B ucek

BSc. Knowledge Systems Support Mr D A Carroll Dip App Sci Science LaboratOlY Teclmician Ms B Collier BSc., Bed. Science Laboratory Technician Ms N Cowdell InstrumenLal Administration Officer NIrs C Curnow Indigenous Education Support j\1.rs S DaLson

Ms K ll ackeLt Ass DIp Ap p SoC" Sci LilJralY Technician, Auelio Visual

isLer C Seward Registered 'urse, Grad Dip Public I Iealth (School Hea ILh)

Mrs M I lcrberL Early Lcar'ning Centre Assistant

Ms J SLaples Registered Nurse (Relief Nurse)

Mrs A [ lards Early Leaming Centre Assistant

Ms PVincc Registered urse

Mrs J Jeffreys Matron Mackie 1louse Ms J I<Jngsley Aquatic Centre Co-ordinator Ml'S J fGLLelty BEei Librar'ianship Library ' Iechnician, Teacher's J\ide,CarnpbelJ House Ml'SJ Lewis Early Learning Centre Assistant

Boabnan J\'lr N FleLcher

Caretaker Mr A IIarris

Cleaning MrBAlders Prep School ,\I[ MArcher Senior School

N1rs R Baird Senior School j\,1rs C Harris Prep School

Grounds .\tlr M Povey Grounds Curator, Senior School i\lr,\1 Lovell Assistant Grounds Curator Prep School '\lr L Edwards Senior School i\lr L GilleLL Senior School i\lr C LaIlg Senior School .\tlr R i.VliddleLon Prep School i\lr i\1 l\'orth Prep School ,vIs i\ I SLuarL Senior School

'\lr J J\ tiLchell Senior School

,\ lr G Tomkiins

MsKMorcom Prep School

J\lr S Gretgrix MainLenance Foreman

NIrs II Papas Senior School

J\lr B Green

NIT

Myers Director of Rowing NIrs M RYaIl Integration Aide, After School Care Co-ordinator

i\Is I Patience Prep School J\ lr B ReLallick Senior School

J\'lr R D 'Wells \Voodwork Machinist

J\ls J Reynolds Senior School

Nlr Maunders Dip.Prog.Tech, CNE ComputerTechniccian

'\Irs i\l SanLos Senior School

NIT J Sirnancil, Dip Camp Systems C1 A Assistant Administrator - IT Services J\ ls R Skowronski Library AssisLant

J\'lr P Stubbs Senior School J\ liss S Virtue Senior School

SENIOR SCHOOL Catering Manager J\lr i\1 F Farming

j\1.rs L Davis Ear'ly Lear11ing Centre AssisLan t

NIrs J Thompson Dip.Libllnformation Services Library TechniciaIl

NIrs E Boal Tuckshop Prep School

Ms J Do ull After School Care AssisLant

J\ \iss Clomkins, BA Resident Tutor MossgieJ

j\ Irs D Brackley Tuckshop Senior School

MrsV DunsLone Matron Mossgiel House

Miss HVolders Ear'ly Lear11ing CenLre AssistaIlt

'\ [s K Fischer

M R Kelly (Maternity Leave 2009) Early Learning Centre

J\lr S Davis

Mr A .\tlurLon BAComp, Computer Science! Software Development, BSc, Chemical Science Laptop Techni ci an

Catering

Mr P a ul d Recreation Centre Manager

Driver/Courier

Nlr ,\ [ IIayes Prep School

j\lr CTaylor Resident Tutor Mackie

MrJ Frascr Resident Tutor, Mackie

'\Irs L hore 'llickshop Prep School

'-"lr S McInLosh Multi Media Development

(Maternity Leave 2009) Early Learlling CenLre

J\ lrT EgaIl Woodwork Maintenance

,vIs P Quick

M S Starnenic Resident Tu tor MossgieJ Ms E Williams Dip Library 0 Information Library'leciUlician

'\ [s JAlbert

J\'lr C Denbesten (Tl -T2)

i\1rs KLewis Tuckshop Senior School MsJLunney J\1rs R i\ larendaz i\lrsA-J\ l J\ [cRae NlrsA Moore

Medical Centre

Ms R P aync

isLer C Maas Rcgistcred urse

J\lrs

PoLLer

J\ Is J Purcell

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Property i\lanager Maintenance

Nlr R Dalllhaus J\lr P Rogers J\lr PWe!sh

Uniform Shop J\lrsKWade BA :\\anager ,\ Irs J Jarvis J\1rs J Kemp

.\1rs111Cl'C a Be L .\ Irs 111el'C, a Best ha, been an outstanding Director of C.olllll1mlity Relations and Development.111el'CS<1. joined the College in January 2006 and set her \'cry impressive stamp on tilis clitical area of tile school' operations dUling tl1<~ fom years she spent witil us.TIleresa's c::-.-pertise lay in Immy diffCl'Cl1t areas: from strategic plamling, the orgrulisation of major e\'erlts, fundrai ing, publications, parent conll11wlication , media relations ruld mru'lzeting through to conuumuty and alUIDlU relations, domestically and il1temationall~', and archi\'es.TIlis multi-faceted c::-.-pertise, together \\ith her meticulous attention to detail and e.\.ireme reliability, made her an im-aluable menilier of the school commwlity. .-\ Principal, I was also able to appreciate Theresa's proacti\'e approach to the process of orgrulisational impro\'enlerlt and the College E.~ecuti\'e team regularly benefited from her considered ad\ice and strategic proposals. I \\'ould single out Theresa' follo\\ing achie\ 'elIlents for particular attention: the introduction in 200 of Passion for Performance. a weekend-long dance \\'orkshop for tudents from the Geelong region and beyond that pro\'ed immediately popular and helped position the school positively in the performing arts, also yielding some \\'elcome enrolments; a substantial increase in the performance of ammal gi\iug from belo\\' S50,OOO in 2006 to just o\,er Sl-1O.000 in 2009; the formalisation of a bequest program (the ..\ lorrison Society') \\'hich \\'as successfully launched in October 2009; the coming to fruition in _-m'ember 2009 of ParenL'\et,pro\iding many features that College frunilies had been \\'anting for some time; enhancements to the look of Ad Astra which has become more \ibrant. colourful and reader friendly; the dC\'elopment (together \\ ith .\ 1rs .\ lary .\lason) of'Career Edge' breakfasts as a \'el1icle to help students connect \\'ith our Old Collegian network and become more career sa\''}'. Paraliel with these school orienlated developmeI1ts. Theresa worked very producti\'e1y as Executive Officer to both the Old Geelong Collegians' Association and the Geelong College Foundation, Al! in all, Theresa's contribution to the school has been a higllly valuable and subslantial one, and I have deeply appreciated her

personal qualities as well: modesty, grace, integrity and cheerfulne s. The school i indeed in her debt. Dr Pauline Tw·ner. Plincipal

'\1r Neville Fmdlay .\ 1r ;\e\ille Findlay joined Ule College in July 2003 ruld in the ensuing six ruld a half year' made a substantial ruld valued conllibution Lo tile operations of fue dlo01 a ow' Business .\ lrulageJ: In Uus complc" role, ]'\e\ille had a leading responsibility for the financial, adnlinistrative, property/grounds and asset mrulagement of tile Scll001. He played a significant part in many imporlant developments on the property front: fue Keith Hwnble Cenll-e, .\ lokborree and, more recerltiy, tile new BER projects at the PI-eparatory SchooL ::\e\ille also O\'ersa\\' the establishment of an independent L'niform Shop tilat operates on a successful commer-cial footing and, in the area of IT. the transfer from Deltalink to Synergetic database systems. TIle important task of risk management benefited from a more disciplined approach during Ills time at the College while a nUl1lber of occupation, health and safety improvemmts were introduced under his direction. In addition to these responsibilities, ;-.Jeville was Secretary to both tile Geelong College Council and the Geelong College Foundation. He also managed effecti\'ely the College's e).iensiye business relationships with third parties: the yarious leyels of gOVen1IDeI1t, lJniting Church, banks, insurers, etc. At a further operating level,. Teville carried out significant liaison duties with wnbrella organisations such as \ 'ESS and AISV In all of the above capacities, ;-.Jeville gave loyal service to fue schooL His own immediate staff and the members of fue College Executive with whom he worked most closely appreciated his personal qualities and business expertise. 1 Teville can be assured that he takes with him our thanks and best wishes for fue futw-e. Dr PaulineTumeT

Rhonclda Millen Hhol1dcla's passion 1'01' Art rule! tile devclopment or a cWTicuJuDl UlaL sLim uJaLe 1and cn oUJ'agee! imagi.nation and Cl ati\riLy \\'a C\riderlL nUI11 UIC momcnL she took on Ule role of ArL CoorctinaLor. f\ S an cc!ucaLOl; Rhonclda valucd U1C rolc of ArL as a cogtutivc field of educaLion rulCl cl'CaLcd a culLLu'C of experiences, valu and aLtitude wllich pluvided unique learning opporLwuties 1'01' students. Rhondda's L,vcnLy one year'S as a mcmbcr of slalI aL Ule Prcpru-atory School \villlcavc a legacy of creative projecls; num ArtisLin- Residence programs Lo individual works of arL, alongside fue inll'oduction of ArL e1ecti ves, Cl-eative Arls Days and exhibitions, TIle building and eslablislID1ent of the Art Cenll-e lmder Rhondda's leadership bear'S witness to her vision [or the Visual Arts, and tile cwriculum wllich complemeI1Led such a beautiful space left no doubts as to the imporlance she placed on this aspect of education. Rhondda sa\\' many changes in both buildings and cwriculum in her time at the Prepmatory School; n'om teaching Art in what is now fue car-etaker's resideI1ce to tile current setting overlooking tile liver, introducing LexWes and nurLmiug many aspiring young artists. Rhondda's creativity and capaciLy Lo l1Luture this aspect of Art education in the students also extended to the staff witil whom slle worked, allowing a freedom of expression and oppOltunity for individual imagination. I\ lemories of camping in the Granlpians, building and painting sets for Drama Productions, Leanling Mentor roles and sporl coadling \vill add Lo tile list of reflections Rhondda Lakes with her as she leaves the schooL We \vill remeI11ber and appreciate hcr creative spiriL, hcr warm and caring friendship, sense of fun and generosiLy of spiIi Lwc \vill also appreciate in our students, the sense of personal worth and value of individualiLy and imagination so lligll.ly prized by Rhondda as an ArL educator, We extend our very besL \vishes Lo Rl10ndcla as shc leaves The Geelong Collegc to travel, garden and appreciate Ule Limc to follow hcr artistic pw'S uils, CoraJTwllcr DepuLy Ilead.

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lr David Andrews IL is wiLh graLiLucle and inc-ere Ulanks UlaL we mark David's 18 years or selvice and Lhank 11in1 for his generosiLy of spiliL LhaL has Louched all who have worked ,viUl 11in1 over Ulis period of Lime.We wish David and his family all Ule very besL for Lhe fuLw·e. P C1hylor Julia Ekkel

The LOTE DeparLmenL is very sad to see Julia leave Ule School after 22 years of service. In Lhat time, she has held many roles ill the academic, sporting and pasLoral arenas. She has Laught English, English LiLeraLure and French, held the position of Head of LOTE, has been on numerous Y10 Immersion Camps, co-led two overseas trips, was aVCE French examiner and wenL on an InLemational Fellowship to France in 19921993.

Dwing her time at College, Julia has also been a much appreciated CalvertTutOl~ a Teacher in Charge of Aerobics and more recentiy a termis coach. Her involvement in the li£e of tile College has also included talilllg part in school plays and singing in Chapel. However, we will always remember her as a great and esteemed colleague as well as a fabulous teacller of French. Her caring and thoughtful approach, her dedication and love of all things French has made her a quintessential role model for our students. Au revoir, Julia, and all tile very best from all of us. Ms Veronique ChabanL

she has led tile SLudyWiz inlplemenLation, enabling Leachcrs Lo Lakc hold of iLs exciting possibilities and modelling wiLh her own classes the usc of games and cyber safety. We will miss her Livcly personaliLy, her watlllLh, her greaL sense of humour, atld her commitmenL Lo learning. :Vlaty Mason DirecLor olTeaclllilg and Leami.ng l1rs dria Juros ;\ Irs Adria Juros commencccl aLLhe PreparaLory School in 1994 as a parL-time Assistant LibraJian in tile Helen ;\ lacl<ie Librmy. Adria has undertal<en numcrous roles dwing her 15 years aL U1C College incluclingYear 7 and 8 English Teachel~ Learning Mentor, HealLh Teacher, ICT Coordinator, E-Learning Leader,Acting Library Coordinator and Basketball and Golf Team lIlanager. Aooa's love of literature and genuine interest, excitement and sensitivity for discussing bool<s led her to organise the Library Artistill-Residence Progrmll and the Staff Recreational Library at the Preparatory SchooL In her ICT leadership role, Aooa conducted worl<Shops in 2007 and 2008 which enabled ICT applications to be integrated into VaJ10US Library and classroom practices. \Vhile Aooa's expertise, passion and calm manner will be missed, we wish her well in her new role as Head of Library at Karclinia Intemational College, commencing in Term 1 2010. Barbara Carlson Library Coordinator, Preparatory School

Angela Inturrisi Angela Intunisi was appointed to the position of Secretary to the Head of Ule Preparatory School in 1989 and served three 11argaret l1cArtimr Heads (JIlr Peter Hughes, 11argaret McArti1Ur, a ;\ lr Chris Lawson and j\ lr lively Scot, came Lo tile Julian CarToll). College at tile begilming Dwing Lhis tinle Angela took maternity leave of 2008. I Ier role was for the birth ofTI'ent (199-1) and APlil (1998) Lo Leach IT and Lo lead and in 2006 she assumed Lhe important role eLeaming in the schooL of Registrar for the College. Angela was YeIJ' She has had a great successful in tilis role buL retumed to the inlpacL. Her students Secretmy's position for her family in 2007. warmed Lo her style and excelled in theil' The natme of the role certaillly changed VCE I' ulLs at tile end of 2008. She malzes and diversified throughout these years and U,cm work hard and they respecL her for it. Angela met new challenges with enthusiasm, She drives Ule eLeamillg hard too. Working persistence and dedication. The complexiin DeparLmen Ls, and wi U, individual Leacllers, ties at'e many atld }-\ngela's cOllunitment and she has hclped embed teclmology illLo classes great SCJlse of hlUllom balanced the demand aL Senior SchooL In particular, shc has of fue position. Angela was responsible for worked with Lcacllers on tile implementation inlplementing cllatlgc ill the Secret:'rry's office of U1C new cmail anc1l1licrosofL packages, and and her knowledge of data bases and student

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reporting was exemplary. Angela was innovative in her Lhinking and &hc leaves a positive legacy and strong structures behind. We thank Angela for her work and wish her evcry success in Lhe next phase of her career. 'llle College is extremely grateful to Angela for her 18 and a half years of wonderful sClvice and I am personally appreciative of Lhe supporL LhaL J-\:ngela has given me over fue last 3 years. ;\ lr Julian Carroll I lead of tile PreparaLory mool 1 lr tuart ~ lcCallum :'I-lr Stuart:'l-kCallum has been a mCl11ber of staff at The Geelong College Preparatory School for over 25 years. Stuart was appointed in 1983 by Peter Gebhart and Ian ;\ lacmillan and has sen:ed under pre\10US PJincipals and Heads in Paul Sheallan, Peter Hughes and Coos Lawson. Stuatt's passion for the enviromnent has been his trademark in his time at the College. Through his teaching of young people, Stuart shat'Cd his joy of discovering new things and gave students the opportunity to find new ways of loolilllg at the world, particularly in the sphere of Science. He has overseen the Year 7 Enviro program for a number of years, promoting sustainability and enviromnental issues among staff and students at the ;\ lidclle School. Stuart was also a strong advocate for an Ecology Centre at the Preparatory School and this is included in the current College i\lasterplan. Stuart has further contributed to College li£e in his organisation and coaching of Underwater Hockey teams, facilitator of the Lizard Island ;\ \aline Biology trips and as a menilier if the Enviro Committee. He has also played a major part in the College Outdoor Education Program, teaching canoeing, leading groups in theYear OutwatU Bound and Auscamp e.'\.--periences for mOl'C than 20 years, and has attended numerous Year 7 camps to the Grampians. Congratulations Stuart, on your varied and valuable contribution toThe Geelong College. We wish you well in your future endeavoms. Lemme Russell Joint Deputy I lead of the ;\ lidclle Smool

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Ander on . Joey L Ashley, Samuel N Condie, Thomas A Eddy, Wyatt G Gorell. Thomas G reenham . .\1ia G Ilall, VaUen K 11 ley, \\"illiam A (Will) Jolm ton. Patrick H Lamer, EsUler.\IA Leszko, Thomas H :-laddern, Zara C :-1adner, William E 0 (Will) ;\ liddlet.on, Ted H l\'aylor, Eleanor J (Elly) l\' or lon , Charti C Phung. Georgia A Phung. HaJUlah, \ Porter. Charles J (Charlie) Riordan Sophie E Robinson, E\'elyn J Roderick, Sophie A antalucia, Emily S

Abikhair, .i\laLilda R Andrews, I rudcnce R Ashley, Sophie J BickeU, Samuel D (Sam) Bourke, Jack on D Caruso . Jorja Coliicoat., ophir L For y Lh, Jad: III Fry, EmilyB Griffith, Bridie J Harri , Angus E illingworth. Angus L Jackman. Henry Jack on, River II I Jansz, Isaac G Lindro , Lucinda E Lord, OSCaJ" T ~1anning , Samuel A (Sam) :-liddleton, Jes e P O'Brien , Hugo D O'Byrne, Laura J RowboUom, Jacob T R an, .\ lae\'e E

olly, Robert H (Robbie) tringer, Tara J "\"aughan, Zoe A White, Campbell R

Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Santalucia, Harry J Skeen, Angus B Trethewey, E=a K

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A hman, Amber E \\- B Bennett, Alexia ~ B Bisinelia, Laura J Brownless, '\la.x \\Calvert-:-lcAvoy, Phoebe J Corner, Georgie G Gorell, Ben.\ 1 Hayden, Harry.\\ Hayden, Tom E Higgins, .\lia C Hoare, William B Hofinaier, Jasmine A Hwang, Philip Juros, Eyan J Lamers, Hendrikus E A (Hennie) ;\lcDougall, Jesse K .\ 100rfoot, E=a G .Naylor, Zoe D Paton, Clara E Poulter, PatrickJ Rahmanian, Nick A Roffey, William J Royce, Edwina V Santalucia, Oliver J Tucker, ~lia E Williamson, James S

Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W Bradshaw, Cassidy J Brandt, '\laeve L Campbell, Caelan S Cockram, Lily P Connor, India A Coop, Jay:V1 Gerrard, Charlotte K Greenham, Daniel J Jones, Annetiese R Kabwagi, Alyssa ~1 Kors, Lucas J Kurul, Cagla A (Charla) Ly, Sean :- lac Ginley, Isabella A :'1abon, E=a B ;\lorphy, Oliver S Nockles, Jake W O'Brien, icholas G Paterson, Lachlan D Piroch, Phebe K Polic, Isabelle ~I Porter, Malilda C Potter, Xavier J Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Rabmanian, Amy K Riordan, Ruby K

Robinson , I larriel 1\ Rochow, Brooke J olly, SarahK tri nger. Waydc S J Taylor, Grace V V'l e L, IIarry J \Vhi Le, Imogen R \\fhi liord, lIarry J V"illiams, Thomas

Year 1 Bi inella, Felicily M Burrell, Zara P Caldwell, Guy S Cole, .\ lolly G Cr talic, Astrid M Dalrymple, Max J Edgar, Georgina K Faull, IIarry N Fernandez, Oliver French, Emily G (Millie) Hardy, Cooper B Hayden, Scarlette L

Kabwagi, Jacoub C Kennedy, Sophie R Kurul, Adem 0 La\vrie, JaJ11es E Livingstone, icholas J ;V1alone, Jessica A i\ 1arshall, Declan A Mauderer, l\\ax J F }'lcIntyre, Sophia E Perry, Jack A Riordan, Eliza J Rowbottom, Samuel J Santalucia, Thomas D Z (Tom) Tran, Ethan L Trethewey, Thomas S "\Vallace, Megan C White, Elli F Williams, Jackson F Wynhoven, Jess L Yeaman, Fraser H

Year 2 Abikhail', Oscar J Adams, Georgia P Anderson, WilliaJ11 R Carroll, Grace S Cockram, Bella C Coop, Makenzie G Derksen , Luke R Fang, Celine French, Jacob F Hampson, Kaleb J P I lardy Chryssikos, Vicky C Hodgson, Curtis D

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nIingwor Lh , Oscar Jaclunan, J\ ngus H JenneLL, I Jarriel J Jones, Lachlan I I Ka ravilis, Georgia F Koroneos, Nicholas J Landos, Madeline S Lindros Sa muel P G Lynch, Benjamin M M (Ben;ji) MacGinlcy, Madeleine R Middlelon , Charles 0 (Charlie) Morphy, Tlarry E Mundy, Orla Iaylor, Toby A Neerlmt, Luea Nowicki, ElizabeUl G (Lizzy) O'Byrne, Emily M Padanyi, Jacinta J Paterson, James A Piroch , Max A Potter, iamh G Roderick, Georgia L (Georgie) Ro s, Grace J E Rowbottom, Rachel I-I

Ryan, Laura G Watson, nab A

Year 3 Andrews, NathaJl C Balazs-Ashman, Angus D N (Gus) Bartlett, Courlney N Bartlett, LachlaJl S Blight, Penelope A Bobbera, John M Bourke, Neve C Brandt, Kurtis P Brierly, Rosy A E Burrell, Nyah Z Calder, Sanmel H (Sam) Couchman, Travis A Coutts, Blake T B Crowe, Alexander A W Dalrymple, Isabella R Daly, EmmaJ De Young, Luke P Gorell, Ava B Gorell, William R Griffilh, Mia S Gubbels, ELhan S IIolmes, Au ryn A Klein, John L (Jack) Klein, Katherine A Kurien, Jacl Ly, Kei Y (Elaine) Mallon , Max L Malone, Samuel J Mar hall, Darcy J McLachlan, Jessica A

Midgley, CharlotLe A !vlilner, Thomas N !vloorfool, Jack A Ni, Anson Y X Nockle , Oliver A O'Brien , Grace A P eace, Sa muel K P erry, Luke E Phung, Tristan J Rahmanian, Layli V Robinson, Behlana R Sayer s, Isabel R Thorne, James D A Tol, Sophie A J Wynter, Lachlan K

Year 4 Adams, Lachlan J Bell, Ian W Bennett-Hullin, James S Braslis, Eve C Brown, Simone E Brownless, Oscar A Carey, William G M Carr, Maddison C G Cockram, Edward H Collins, Finn H Deahl, Matthew J E dgar, Zara L Fang, Dar wie Fitzgerald, Benlley J Foley, Cary E Gao, Nathan Horvat, Neve T Hughes, Kelly S Hwang, Seok J (Paul) Kennedy, Olivia G Kors, AlecJ Landos, Mikhail K Mahon, Leyton S J Malone, Oscar J Manning, Hamish D E Manton, Oliver H Mauder er, Aleisha A McDonald, Thomas A McIntyre, Edward A (Ned) Murrihy, Layla V Naylor, Phoebe L Nicholson, Genevieve H O'Byrne, Alexander G Orchard, India Padanyi, Endre R Pascoe, Ruby V P er eira, Am elia Z P erry, Brianna T Proebstl, Nicholas A M Rose, Clauclia F Ryan, iVlichaela J Saraber, Remko Savage, Gemma K SmiUl, Bronte E St ewart, Grace E Thom as, Isabella C R (Issy) Ward, Kaillyn R Watson , India A West , JakeT

Year 5 Anderson, Oli via G Ar c-Dekker, Ed ith E R

Balazs-Ashman, Arabella R (Bella) Baxler, Suzanne V Baylis, Charles N C (Charlie) Bli ght, Alexander I I Bottom s, Luke M Braslis, Ethan D Calder, Eve Carr, William J M Cayzer, Lama J Coutls, Sam uel M (Sam) D'Arcy, Ruby R Eddy, Rei lly W Fernandez, Mollie Fyffe, Lucy M Gor ell, Emma J Gorell, James M Goy, Rachael L Hastings, Charlotte A H or vat, Chantel A I-lynes, Coco 0 Jackman, Matthew R F K araviti s, Noelle 0 (Olivia) Kovacev, Mark A Lindros, Jack W G Malishev, Matthew J Manton, Nicholas W McFarlane, Olivia E McGr ath, Rebecca A McKie, Hamish A Milner, Lucinda G !vlinahan , Lachlan S Morgan, Daniel J B Morris, Angela K Murray, Thomas I Jockles, Veronica L O'Brien , Harrison S O'L eary, Jordan P P atrick, Amelia E Rochow, Hollie J Russell, Dominique B Sadler, Maysie F Santalucia, Eliza G S arab er, Martijn Ser combe, Katherine A Symons, Aidan T Tol, William G S Torode, IaJl T (Tim) West , Alexander P W Wynlloven , Ellie L Wynt er, Chloe J

Year 6 Bartlett, Samuel T Beatty-Kiss, Miranda G Bennison, Isabelle J Berton, Elana iV\ Bobbera, Isabel M Bourke, Erin P Brierly, Abby A J Brown, Nina L Brownless, Ruby M Bucek, iVlax R Caithness, Kirsten S Calvert, Georgina K iVl Campbell, Katie-Rose ClU'imes, MacKenzie P Clark, Olivia L Clutterbuck , Brandon J Y N Colman, Madalyn T Comben, Leon W

De Yo ung, Arcadia J Dixon , Emma J Finlay, Rebecca C Fitzgerald, Amelia A Fordham, Eliza Goninon, Mitchell R Goodear, Samuel 0 Gore, Eliza K . Gorell, Zoe V Goy, Michelle L Gratwick , Manning J Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Has tings, Thomas Y I-Ividberg, Sam H Jennett, Rose E Johnston, Jack W Kent-Spark, Meg H Kininmonth, Angus G Klein, Elizabeth M Kontelj, Davis J Lynch, Eugene J Malone, Benjamin M McAllist er, Nlitchell B McDon ald, Lachlan J McIntyre, I-larry C McPher son, Lachlan D !vlitchell, Jake E MorrO'w, icholas J Narita, Darcy T Nash , Emily S Neerhut, Thomas J P ascoe, Griffin S (Fin) Perry, Morgan T Proebstl, Tiahna E Robinson, Maddie G Shembrey, Tom C Sheridan, Jack H Slatter y, Andy J Slatter y, Jock M Smith, Sarah E Spinazzola, Isahella C Stones, Nathan E Thorne, Philippa A T hreadgold, Emma J Unkenstein, Georgina E (Georgie) ' Nard, Shannessy M Xu, Isabella

Year 7 Acosta Rui z, Sebastian Allinson, Lucy H Andrew, Abby L Angliss, Emily E Appelbe, Matthew F Attwood, Alec D Baensch , Alex J R Baskaran, Harshini Baylis, Hamish J C Beaunlont-Kelly, Henry Bell, Hugh A Bell, Maddison E Bigelow, Juliet W Billings, Joanna E Blake-I-Iahnel, Emma K Blood, Georgia R Blythe, Shaan C Booth, Harrison W (Harry) Brand, Nelson C Breer, Jackson M

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Britt, Robert M (Robbie) Brotchie, Jacqueline G (Jacqui) Brown, Madeleine J (Maddy) Brownless, Lucy I Calvert, John J (Jack) Carruthers, Emma K Carter, Robert A A Cayzer, icholas R Chen, Tony Cielesh , Haley J Collett, Natalie L Cook, Sarah N Cover, Olympia Crawford, Charlotte E M Crisp, Patrick J R Curnow, Charles W T (Charlie) Dawson, Martha R de Been, Max P de Blaquiere, NUchael T Di Martino, Vittoria M Divola, Alex M Dixon, ZoeL Dobie, Isla i\.1 R Drayton, Ellie C Eddy, Braeden T Edgar, Zakkary D Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Forsyth, Connor W ~1 Fowler, Joseph E (Joe) Fyffe, Emily I Goddard, Hugh A S Golightly, William C Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Grose, Daniel J Hanna, Claudia J Holloway, Hailey D Horn, Douglas K Hosking, Sam J S Hosking, Timothy L (Tim) Howard, Rachel L Jablonsky, Alexandra r-l J eremic, Dean Kennedy, Keaghan R Kenny, Julian P F Kershaw, Harry i\1 Leontiades, Olivia C Lever, Alexandra F Lewicki, Sabrina R L ewicki, Vanessa J Luke, Montanna R Mahony, Fraser W Maishnlan, Joe \X,' J\ilalishev, Nicholas P A Mann, Julia L MarIes, Samuel N (Sam) Mawson, NUchael R McGowan, Thomas A F McGrath, Eliza R McGregor, Alice J McGuane, Nicholas B McGuire Seamus G McMaster, Harrison A IVlolynelL'{, Louis:-'I IVloore, Mike J J\ilorwood, Nicholas (Nick) Murphy, Lucinda H (Lucy) Neerhut, Hugh T B

~i. Yuhao K (Kevin) ~icholson, b'dia

>Jichol on, Stephanie ~ixon, Emma L J O'Leary. .\ litchell B Orchard, Laine Palmer, Corina R Panckridge. Bronte L PaLrick, Lachlan J Perry. Billie-;,Iaeve (Billie) Pilllip, Johnnie Plumridge. Zachary E Polic. Gene\ieve L Posada, Tyana J ProfiU, Toby C H Ragg JamesE Rankin. Brydie G Read, ;,legA Reed. Callista E (Listie) Robilliard. Lewis J Ru sell. Hamish J N Ru ell. Joss J Salveson, Jasmine \' (Jass) aunder , Stell·art.\ 1 cott, . \nnabel S Sebyay, .\lexander J Sercombe. Jessica L im on, :\'icholas .\ 1 imson. William D kinner, Oli\ia K t ekelenburg, John A (Jack) utterby, :\ustin J utterby, Blake \\' Tan. Angus S Torode, Robert H Yernon, Ella K \Yard, Aaron .\ 1 \Yaterhouse, Andre\\' L Watson, Liam C ,,'atson, Shani S \Yelleman, Harry J \Yiener, .\lichael J \Yishart, Fraser T L \~'\right, Lachlan D Yeaman, Zachary A (Zac) Zhu, \\'endy

Year 8 Allen , Jaimee L Andrew ,Courtney J Angliss, Peter W R Baker, Lachlan G Barber, Jayden L Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Daniel Batarilo, Thomas (Tom) Baulch, Errilly G S Blackman, Laura I Bowler, Harrison T Brierly, Fraser D Brimacombe, Patrick J Brodie, Laura A Cailes, \\'illiam Caithness, Hannab I Carman, Thomas P (Tom) Carter, Amelia J Casey, James V Cashman, Liil i J Castles, .\Iatthew J Chornley, Lachlan J (Lachie) Christou, _'icholas C

Ciclesh , Sarah L Colman, Ju lia I Crawley, Isaac B Curnow, Jack L D'.r\damo, Gemma L D'Adamo, Laura J De Young ,\ lcxandcr P De borough, Sophie K Dowling, Padrick J (Paddy) Eddey. \'irginia G Edgar. ScarleLL B El Houli, Kifah K (Kevin) FarraH, Jack A Fenton, Ella R FitzpaLrick, Barclay P Forshall', ,\ l aJ'~' C (.\ lolly) Gao. ~el1ie J Garcey, O!il'ia Al E Grahanl, Harry W C Grange, Jacqueline J (Jacqui) Griffin, Jordyn E GriffiLhs . Rebecca Y Guala, Adam H Harmon, Brady J Hocking, Alana J Hodgson, Daniel B Holloway, Saskia J IIughes, Georgia K Humphrie , Jacqueline I Hurley, Emma C Jackson, Thomas R G (Tom) Jaryis, Juliette \' Kelly, Samuel C (Sam) Kent-Spark, Hannah P Koroneos, James L Langley, William D S (\Yill) Lay, JamesR Livermore, Alexander J (Alex) Luppino, Alexandra K .\latl1e\ys, Ronan P .\lay, William G '\!cFadden, Corer T .\ !cGlade, Andrew B .\ !cKenzie, Cameron K T ,\!cRae-Palmer, Dylan G '\leager, Sarah A .\ledic, Charles H (Charlie) .\lurrihy, Keeley A :\,icholson, Imogen K :;\lott, Tayla R Odam, Rachel G Orford, Stuart J Osborn, Jye D Palmer-Hill , Lachlan A Parker, .\Iatthell' R Payne, ;, laxim C (.\ lax) P eace, Hannah S Pedersen, Alexandra D Philpott, '\Ielody A Pickett, Kezlee Pilon, Isabelle C E PipkoI'D, Lily .\\ Pisankitvanich, Phawat (.\Iark) Radalj, Sophie'\l Ragg, Alexandra C (Lexie) Ring, Emma ~l Robinson, Shayden J J Rogers, Claire V Rolfe, Holly R Rolland, "-Iacve E Rollo, Richard J

Ruby, Danielle L Russell, Samuel fli (Sam) Ryan,Conn, Delaney Scheiner, Gr<lce L ScHer, I Iamish P Shannon, Annabelle C Shelley, William H Shem brey, Jack fI \ heridan, Amy ;-, \ Shorland, Sophie E Sloan, AndreII' T I I Snarskis, Sa muel A Speakman, Kelly R Spinazzola, Palrick M teinforL, ;-, laxi milian L (i\ \ax) SLewarL, Frazer J Stewart, i\ lilchell Taylor, Clodagh C Thom on Sleffic P Trinh, I Ian B Varley, fllaxwell AI Vrablec, Adam Walder, Liam D Walsh, Samuel J (Sam) ' Vater , Harriet S White, Erica ;,1 \Yilkens, Zara G T \Vood, Alexander B Woodall, Samuel B (Sam) \Vynhoven, CurLis J

Year 9 Allen, E=aI Andrew, Thomas J (Tom) Appelbe, Katherine L (Katie) ArmsLrong, James S Barker, ;\Iacklen D S Barton, Joel B Barton, Kris T Batl1, E=aE Bekers, Kirstin "-I (Kik i) Bennison, Edward N Bett, Taylor L J Bigelow, Kalrina E Billings, James B Blair-Thomson, Remy E Blake-Hahnel, Laura T Blakey, Lucinda S C Booth, Jake T Booth, Kyle II I Boyd, Clementine J Brand, Sophie W Brennan, Thomas J Campbell, Lucy E Certoma, Alexander J CheaLley, Grace Chirnside, Hannah ~I Chrimes, Annabelle L Clark, Grace E CluLLerbuck, Jade E M Deahl, Jackson R Deans, Krystal J Derksen, Aaron M DrayLon, Lucy II Duff:ield, Lucy C Dunstan, .Vli lchell A F Dye, Riley L E dsall , Murphy S E dwards, Jeremy N Fanning, Guy F Fincham, Ra ndall J

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Fisher-Kolosa, \3yron J For y Ul , Il arrison J M (I la rry) Fowler, Carla Fredcli, j\llanah J Fuller, Emily J GraLwick, Marius J Gray, Ka meiko M Greig, Kirra L IIarri , Oliver J Ilay, James M IIe, Le Jun (Simon) Ileywal'd, Lauren A lIill , Francoise M 110 king, Jack D IIvidberg, Nicholas R Jacob, Shane M Jenkins, Callum T J er emic, Nilmlas Johnson, Kaillyn M K enfield, Jordan W Kenny, James P E Kershaw, Edward A Klein, Talia Kontelj, Paris N Lanl, MaLlhew C Lamont, MaLlhew R Landy, James D LeallY, Millie R Lee, IanM L ever, Thomas W Mack, Jesse D Maguire, Thomas D Iv1alcher, James G Malishev, I athania! J Mann, IIarrison R Manning, Angus S McCaffrey, Rory J McDonald, Daniel R McGowan, Jack D C McGrath, Matthew J McGuire, Padraic G McMillan, Sebastian Meehan, Taraia C Mi tcheH, Gabrielle M Molyneux, Nicolas J Morrison, Thomas G M (Tom) Morrow, MiaE Murphy, Clara B Nagle, Daniel R Narit a, Callum K Neerhut, Oliver R Nicholson , Angus J Nixon, Christopher J Palmer, Lara J E Panckridge, Eliza K Patterson, Alarna J Perkins, Matthew S (Malt) Philip, Thea S Plowman, Kale I T Plowman , Siobhan M Porto, Crislina J Price, Oliver G Quail, Nicholas D Reed, Tegan A Richards, Sarah D Ril ey, Fiona K RoberLs, Danielle E RoberLson , Grace Rollinson , Erica D Roche, Mallhew N Rogan, Thomas J (Tom) Ros , Daniel G (Dan)

Russell, J:-lol1y M D Salalhiel-Dylce, Kieran M Sail-Hill, Samuel J Saunders, Joshua A Selway, CourLney J Shannon, Alexander E Shorland, Lucy L SimSOJ1, John D Slaltery, Edwina J SloaJle, AruIabel C Smilh, Maddison C Splalt, Chelsea K Sleel, Jac], H Stefano vic, Ben Stevens, Madeleine P (Maddy) SUIDlllers, Lachlan P Thomas, !\Jan M M Thorne, Sophie J Threadgold, George D Vaughan, Zoe M Walker, Laura K Walsh, Lucy A Ward-Ivloss, Brigitte R Waterhouse, Robert M (Rob) Weetman, Philippa M West, JackJE Widdicombe, Angus J Wilkinson-Beards, Alexander J Wilson, Georgia R P Witcombe, Riley A 'Wylie, Jackson G Zumpe, Lamen A

Year 10 Ablett, Edward J Acosta Ruiz, Valeria Alien, Matthew B Allinson, Claire H Babiolakis, Peter A Banjanin, Liana N Barry, Griffin Bedford, Nicholas C (Nick) Beggs, Diarme M (Michelle) Beith, Charles A J (Char'lie) Bertone, Jayde A Billing, Gabi L Blair, Ian D Brodie, Aru1a G Cameron, George M H Carr, James S Carr, Joshua C Carroll, Patrick A W Castles, Julia R Chisholm, George A Chisholm, Thomas J (Tom) Chomley, Bernard J (Bernie) Christou, Alexander M (}\.lex) Christou , James A Cleary, Jelmifer A Cole, Phillipa V A Collier, SLephanie K (Steph) Comben, Aubrey A Cornes, Nicholas W Curnow, George A D'Adamo, TimoLhy A Davie, Jake A Dunkley-SmilJl, Addy J Emselle, James L Emselle, JasmineK Faulkn er, Sophie E

Fenton, Billie E Filling, Rebecca K FitzpaLrick, Matthew W Flanagan , Andrew J Flynn, CaLherine J F Fol ey, Joseph W Ful ton, icholas A Galbraith, Ch ase C Gant, Slanley P Garrett, Briltaney B Gazis, Elena M George, Bryce A Goodear, Thomas E Grange, William N Griffi lJls, Samuel T Harris, Charles R Harrison, Jamie A I-latch, Damien P Hughes, Lucy K Hughes, Tom P B Humphreys, Caitlyn E Iredell, Char'les W (Charlie) Jablonsky, Natalie M Jeffreys, Camille K Johnstone, Edwina R Jones, Emily A M Kelly, Kieran R Kelly, William H ('<\Till) Kenfield, Katrina K E Kennedy, Campbell J C IGlOO, Jonathan S Kip, Tazmin D Kittelty, William J Koroneos, Emily V Kvant, f\.lexandra C Lam, Kristy Lay, Harrison W (Harry) Lee, Chun Kai (Qubeley) Lugg, William H Mackey, Rowan J McCaffrey, Molly C IvlcDonald, Campbell J McDonald , Ted W T McEvoy, Ellie K McGlade, James F Mitch ell, Alana L Moor e, Audrey V Morgan, Benjamin J R Morris, Aru1a E Morris, Douglas A Murrihy, Brydie S Nolt, Benjamin R (Ben) Occhino, Sarah A V Oda, Tsukasa (Tsu) Odanl, Alice M Osborne, Stefan L Payne, Rowan D Pisankitvanich, Nithit (Golf) Plummer, Taneesha J Porter, James (Jamo) Potter, James B Potter, TarIya Profitt, Emily G I-I Ratcliffe, Edward M C Retman, Daniel Rob erts, Madeline E (Maddy) Rosewall, Billie J I Ross, Charles A (Charlie) Rosyada, Emira Ruby, Peter E Sachdev, Aaron Salvalaggio, NaLhan

Sanders, Bonn ie A Sandri, Taylor L Saunders, Ryan M Scott, Eliza M Serle, Emily L Serle, Lachlan J Shelley, Holly M Shu, Richard W Y Skoglund, Laura R Song, Alisa M H Steinfort, Hugo W Sturges, Sarah L Sturm, Lana J Suendermann, Samantha L (Sam) Sullivan, Alexander C (Alex) Taylor, elson J Thomson, Samuel L (Sam) Thornton, Bronle W Timms, RyanJ Tomkins, Trent N Trescowthi ck , Sophie C VerfurtJl, Kristofer D Vines, Eamonn M Vrablec, Laura Wade, Callen A Walmsley, Elizabeth B Walmsley, Georgina E Walsgott, Alexander G Walsh , Nicholas J I Watson, Lucy S Welleman, Thomas F Westman, Ebony A vVettenhall, Andrew H Wettenhall, Ross P Wheal, KIistie A '\Tbite, Andre~' J

Williams, Cameron M vVishart, Charles H C Wong, Caleb H Y vVood, Jack I R ' Vood, Oliver J B vVood, Suzannah C ' Vu , Yi-chun (Eason) Yingyoud, Onrumpa (Benz)

Yearll Amerena, Massimo F (Max) Angliss, John A E (Jack) Arundell, Claire E R Baehr, Matthias Barham, Charles B Barton, Fiona R Baulch, William S Beggs, SaralI L (Louise) Bennison, Louisa R Bertone, Jal(e V Bigelow, Felicity J Bishop, Campbell S Blair-Thomson, Darcie A Blood, Jake T Bourke, Emily K Bowden, William A ('<\Till) Bowler, Mason J BoV\rtell, Leah E Brand, Phoebe J BTimacombe, Nicholas A Brocker, Anne Brodie, James A Brotehie, Jessica E Bull, Georgina L (Georgie)

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Byrnes, Harrison 0 Cailes, Benjamin C (Ben) Cald ow, Samuel F Campbell , Aislinn B Carah, Felicity L ,\ \ Carr, Emily S Chjrnside, Lily E Clark , Anna G Collins, Erin A Cook, Chloe E Cooper, Adam F Cordner, Phoebe A Coumans, James B D'Altera, ;\1ark A J de Been, Coby i\l de Blaquiere, Lachlan D de vVeerd , Charles A Del Rio, Darcy S Dell a-Porta, Demi H S Denny, Dale E Desbor ough , Clare E Devr ome, Jacqueline A Dixon -Trigg, J\.lexander (Alex) Dobson , Samantha L Dunstan, Ryleigh P E ddey, Meaghan V Fagan, Claire E Farm er, Marina R Fitzpatrick, Brittany K Flanagan, Piers 0 Foott, ElJ(anah J Foy, Olivia C Fraser, Harriet A Ganes, Anand Garcey, Andre F L Geor ge, Alec J Geor ge, Russell H Golightly, \ latthew J (:\latt) Gordon, Timothy J (Tim) Gore, Samuel T (Sam) Graham, Elizabeth A;\1 (Libby) Gr een , James !V1 Griffin, Tailah J Guthrie, Sarah L H eath, Lucy S H olding, James B Hughes, Sebastian E (Sam) Hurley, Jack F H vidberg, Kristian W Inness, Grace E Iredell, Georgia R Jacob son, GarTYW E J elfs, Lama K J ennings, Christopher L Jolmst on e, Angus D (Gus) Jones, Aron D Julpansak, Pornsawan (Pae) K ennedy, Jessica E K ent-Spark, OliYer H (Ollie) K ershaw, Jack L Korn, Isabel Lam, Rachel C Langham, Richar'd P S L edeTer , Caroline D Lian, Xu (Stan) Lightfoot, Edith B Liu, H an Wen Maa Alister C J\taguire, Grady R Malcher, Nicholas S (Nick) J\ lalthy, Callum J

:\ layfield. Charle K i\kFadden . Jordan L R nkGowan, Luke r\ C n!cKin try, Cara A n l Naughton, Georgia E n Ums, Victor \V n litchell. \ Yesley J nlonotti, Katherine G 1\ lorrison, Lachlan G iI \ (Lachie) i\lorrow. Sophie E i\lurphy, Joshua \V K :Nagle, Thomas P I g, Kehin K L Noble, Slephanie C Oates, Emma \' Olszak, iI\organ L Palmer-Hill, Hamish D Patterson. Tom J Peder en, Nicholas L (:'-lick) Perry, Jack D Phillips, Samuel C (Sam) Plo"11lan, Jack S Pueschel, 7\ lirja L Pugh, Georgia R Ratcliffe, Georgia C A Read, Jonathan J Richards, .'Ilichael A Riley, ?\icola L Roberts, Benjamin J Rolland, Eilish R Rose, Alethea 7\! Russell, Brigitte E Ru sell, Fraser E Sloane, \Yilliam H C teel, .'Iladeleine J Stephenson, Hamish \Y tevens, Ellie B Sullivan, Trent D Tam, Chi Fung (Jimmy) Tang, Dorothy \\' K Taylor, Jaimi W Taylor, Jeremy E Thomas, Zachary J Thoms, Lachlan P (Lachie) Toulmin, Jessica To\"\llley, Angus R A (Gus) Tripodi, Grace-Louise Tripodi, Santo G Turnley, Dean R Uebergang, AnnabelleE Van De Pol, Daniel J Van Kruining, Halina L Wachmann, David J Wahlstrom, Thernba T Walder, Rosie E Walsh, Cameron J Wang, Nelson Y Waterhouse, Johnathon R Watson, Ellie R Watson, Lyndall A Welleman, Hannah K White, James R Widdicombe, Rebecca J Wignell, Thomas I (Tommy) Wilson, Annabelle C Wishart, Angus R G Wride, Samuel J R (Sam) Wright, Thomas M (Monty) WU,Dixon Yang, Yi Xiao (Matthew) Young, Callan S

Zhang, Xiang S (Sam)

Year 12 Agosta, Sarah J Amezdroz, Rebecca J Anderson, Ross G Ao, Ka 7\ Ian (Carmen) Atkinson, Clu'istopher D Babiolakis, Stephanie A Babiolakis Tania 0 Baird, Samuel J I [ (Sam) Baker, Isaac T Banner. Sheridan Barton-Thomas, l\\illicent A (il lilly) Bellew, Sebastian il l H Berton, Daniel J Beveridge, Laura E Blair, Ruth I Bradshaw, illary R Brimacombe, Samantha J (Sam) Broad, Lewis A D Buggy, Zachary R G Campanaro Sonia A Carman, Rebecca L Carmichael, Angus I (Gus) Carr, Alexander L Chaffey, Lul<e B Champion, l\\argot H Cleary, Timothy J (Tim) Colebrook, Shaun W Cooke, Isobelle J Cover, Coco Curnow, Eliza i\ \ Dalton, Olivia M Darley, Thomas H (Tom) Davey, Thomas E Douglas, l\lichael A Dunn, Nicolette A (Sissy) Dye, ~1itchell R Elliott, Brittany L Fabbian, Julian F Filling, )Jicole L Fletcher, 7\lerryn Foott, Harrison J Gervis, Alexander R Goodridge, David W Grinter, Oliver R Haines, Cassandra Hare, Darcy A Harris, Rachel K Hatch, Xavier Hay, Joshua C Hayes, Sophie A He, Le Wen (Alan) H enricus, Francesca A Hocking, Rhys D Holding, Katherine E Hor, PuiEe Howard, Daniel J Hunt, Georgia A Jarvis, Edward H Jeffreys, Joelan C Johnstone, I renry J Jones, Michael W Kelly, Fletcher W Kelly, Rowan B Kemp, Lauren R Kerambrun, Baden Y Kittelty, Katherine J (Kate)

Knoll, Jessie I Kovacev, Nicholas 1\ L am onl, Caitlin V Lan e, Ayrlie J Lane, Loren i\ Lau, ChrisLopher Y P L au, Til<-Sze ( aLasha) Lee, Chloe B Leeman , Blake K Lewi ,Harley J Luppino, j icola M j\lIack ay, Jessica L Malishev, Laura L i\Iann , Elliott T i\ Ia.,\:well , Nalhan J McCorkell, Sophie E McDon ald, Thomas T T (Tom) McK enzie, CaveUe L E McK en zie, SLephanie L '!cL ean, MatU1ew T McLean , Sam A i\1cP adden, Teak Middlemi s, Annie R Mims, Nellie R Molyn eLL\:, Thomas R Morgan, lice M i\ Iullaly, Franklin E R (Frankie) i\ Iurphy, Alexandra C Neerh ut, Edoardo K Nielsen, Laura M O'Brien, Anthea A Perkins, Thomas W (Tom) P hillips, Sebastian J Pollard, Belinda J Poon, Ackhim Potter, Phoebe A Rho, Jang Ho (James) Richardson, Jack M Rollo, Alexander J (Alex) R oss, Lucinda M (Luci) R ossiter, Bernadette M (Bernie) Salvalaggio, Daniel Sanders, Bridey E Sandri, James M Scott, Georgia A Seccull, Zoe Seller, Angus W Seward, Henry C (Hary) Sherriff, Monique G Shinners, Rhian E Simons, Harrison A (Harry) Simson, Ella J Skoglund, Christopher S Sloan, Lucinda F Smith, Morgan A Song, Christopher Z F Spence, Dylan J Stek elenbu rg, Laura K Stevens, Virginia A (Girmie) Stewart , Alexander C (Alex) Storey, Luke M Sturm, Benjamin Summers, Thomas J (Tom) Tan, Tristan S Taylor, Stephanie R Telegin, Alexey V (Alex) T hom son , Darcy M Tigani, Dominic Y T imms, Jordan K Tomkins, Daniel W

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Took, Penelope S TreUlowan , Emily K Veanc ,PeLa A J \¥ade, JonaLhon D 'W ang, S· nn y Vleb sler, Georgina G \¥esco ll, David E ViTeslman , Floyd 1 \~Tillianl ,Miranda M \~Tils on , James T Wi h ar l, Hamish T WiUlaJn , Georgia S vVoolman, Emma K Yeung, Jeff YOlmg, Thomas S (Tom)

Year 12, 2009 5th Row L-R

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James Wilson, James Rho, Sam McLean, Joclan Jeffrcys, Teak McPadden, Ross Anderson, Tom McDonald, Ackhim Poon, Janles Sanclri, Clu'istopher Skoglund, Luke Charrey Zachary Buggy, Jack Richardson, Milchell Dye, Nalhan Maxwell , Chrislopher Alkinson, Tim Cleary, Darcy I [ar e, TTa rrison Fooll, Lewis Broad, ScbasLian Phillips, Xavier Tlalch, Isaac Balzer, Sam Baird, Nicholas Kovacev, Mallhew McLean, Alexander Carr, Julian Fabbian, Rhys I locking Phocbe POller, Ellioll Mann, I larry Seward, JelT Yeung, Alexander GeNis, Michael Jones, Lukc SLorey, Chrislopher LaLl, Alex Tclegin, Tom Perkins, Alex Stewarl, llarley Lewis, Gus Carmichael, Rowan Kelly, Tom Summers, Tom Young, Jordan Timms, Michael Douglas, Jonalhon 'Wade, Alex Rollo, Daniel Tomkins, Benjamin Slurm, Clu'islopher Song, Alan lIe, Thomas Davey, Hamish Wisharl, Pela Veanes, Da llicl Belton, TIeOl'Y Johnslone, Miranda Wi lliams Annie Mid cIJ em iss, Trislan Tan, Emma Woolman, Monique Sherriff, Georgia TTWll, Rebecca Carman, Nicola Luppino, David Goodridge, Flrt.cher Kelly, Danicliloward, AnLiwa O'Brien, CavelJe McKenzie, Blal<e Leeman, Ginnie Slevens, Stephanie Taylor, Slephanie McKellzie, Sm'all Zemp, Dylan Spence, Floyd Wcsbnan, Ella Simson, Ecloardo 0!eerhllt, Lamcn i<.l'Inp, Emily Trethowall, Nellie N\ims, Gcorgina Weilsler, Georgia Wilham, Loren Lane, Frankie Mul laly, l'v\argol Champion

2nd Row L-R Luci Ross, Eliza Curnow, Alexandra Murphy, Rhian Shinners, Laur(l Malishev, Carmen Ao, Sissy Dunn, Senllcy Wang, Shaun Colebrook, I larry Simons, Dominic Tig,mi, Laura Stekelcnbllrg, Oliver Grinler, Tom Darley, Sam i:3rimacomile, Laura Nielscn, Sophie I Iayes, Belinda Pollard, Angus Seller, Sophie 1\ \cCorkell, SebasLian Bdlell', David \\'escoll, Baden Keral1lbrun, Daniel Salvalaggio, Sheridan Banner, Joshua l lay, Milly Barlon,Thom8s, 1\ lerryn Fletcher, l'dorgan Smilh Front Row L-R Tania I3alJiolal<is, Rachel I lan'is, Chloe Lee, CaiLiin Lamont, I)ui Ec r lor, Cassandra I Taines, I(alherinc llolding, Coco Cover, i\yrlil' Lane, i:3ricley Sanders, Isobelle Cooke, Rebecca AmC'zclroz, Luc:inda Sloan, Brillany Ellioll, Slepilrillic i:3aiJioIHkis, Bernie Rossilt'r, Jessie KnoLL, Mary 11racishaw,Rulh I3lail', AlicC' Morgan, Georgia Scnl t, Olivia Dalton, Nicoil' Filling, Nalasha Lall, Sonia Camp::lIlaro, Penelope Took, Laura Beveridge, Sarah Agosla Absent

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