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SPEECH DAY 2010 r Wade, Dr Seward, members of Council, parents, staff, students and members of The Geelong College community. It is my privilege to report on the College's programs, operations and activities during the course of 20ro.

But first, a word about the new national agenda which is impacting on all schools across Australia but has particular implications for the independent school sector which has been relatively free of government control until now. The situation began to alter quite dramatically at the beginning of this year with the publication of the My School website featuring information about schools on a growing range of data, including financial, this year. The launch of this website in January immediately led to unfortunate comparisons being draw.n by the media between so-called like schools about which all three education sectors continue to express their deepest concern. Many of you will also be aware of the development of a new national curriculum which will re-define the shape of education across Australia from 2012 beginning with the core curriculum in English, Maths, Science and History from Prep Grade to Year ro. A further item looming large on the federal horizon is the review of non-government school funding currently underway and which is due to deliver its findings in the second half of 201 1. These three initiatives combined present challenges for the independent sector in particular and require schools like The Geelong College to be vigilant, prepared and responsive. And I believe we are, given the strong processes of strategic planning and academic renewal that have been taking place in this school for some time now. Over the last five years, through the progressive implementation of our Strategic Education Plan, the College has pursued a distinctive and responsive educational program. Taking full advantage of the freedom available to independent schools in respect of curriculum design, we have striven to be creative and imaginative in our PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 2

offerings at the same time as ensuring that the fundamentals were effectively delivered and teaching and learning practice was strengthened. In pursuing our own agenda, we have also discovered a great deal that is important about ourselves and what we stand for educationally, especially in relation to the community we serve. This knowledge has given us an excellent platform to develop a relevant new strategic education plan as well as to respond to the emerging Australian Curriculum. We began this process of planning with a staff consultation late last year enabling us to identify six core commitments which were tested and confirmed in different settings. These commitments define our distinctiveness and, collectively, spell out our mission: 1.

All-round Education with its focus on the development of the whole child (mind, body and spirit) through a broad range. of experiences and opportunities.

Co-education, which is a natural setting for educating boys and girls, promoting equality, diversity and social competency.

Excellence: in teaching and learning programs, pastoral care, the provision of facilities as well as our organisational practices.

Community, which is such a strong feature of College life and underscores our commitment to others locally and globally.

Forward Thinking and our capacity to develop creative responses to changing needs and an evolving world.

Sustain ability: in attitude and practice, reflecting our concern about the future.

The first three commitments ('all-round education', 'co-education' and 'excellence') are at the heart of our educational program; 'community' expresses the nature and reach of our relationships, while 'forward thinking' and 'sustainability' set an inherently progressive agenda for the future.

With these core commitments in mind and taking into account a range of contextual factors that will impact on schools in the years to come, we set about debating our future educational priorities with staff, Council and parent committees. A framework oflearning for the 21st century developed by UNESCO some years ago was quickly adopted with its explicit focus on developing the capacities of the whole child within a broad and authentic context: from the acquisition ofknowledge (learning to know), through the application oflearning to real life (learning to do) to the development of the inner person (learning to be) and their capacity to interact with different people (learning to live with others). These four interrelated pillars oflearning will help us to structure our priorities over the next five years at the same time as we progressively assimilate the new Australian Curriculum. I do not believe that either our sense of distinctiveness or inventiveness will be lost as a result of the new national requirements: the fact that we have thought deeply about our educational practice will enable us to integrate the national curricula even more meaningfully. The new College education plan will serve the school until 2015. Next year requires us to look forward educationally but, at the same time, we have a very important rendezvous with history (which Dr Seward has already referred to) · celebrating our foundations as a school ISO years ago. The sixth non-government school in Victoria to achieve this milestone, we have been planning for much of this year to ensure that the history, alumni and achievements of the College, including our almost 40 year old adventure with co-education, are suitably honoured through activities and events that will engage the whole community. A summary has already been forwarded to you and will appear as a booklet in the forthcoming edition of Ad Astra. We hope that many will join us for these festivities. I will now report on progress for the year 2010. The year began with particularly high enrolments overall, and while these were especially evident in the Middle School, they were also pleasingly present in boarding, helping to swell numbers in Years 9 to 12. 'TWo major infrastructure projects were already underway thanks to the Commonwealth government's stimulus package: a second gymnasium in the Middle School and an impressive library and resource centre at Campbell House. Both have substantively demonstrated their value to the school since they were opened in June. While there have been no major projects in the Senior School, several smaller ones have been undertaken this year an upgrade of the reception area, renovation of the 1873 entrance which will eventually host an Old Collegians' portrait gallery and an upgrade of the library lawn area which will provide a pleasant, shaded recreational space for students. All three enhance the school's functionality and appearance. The school's gardens, grounds and ovals, for their part, have received a refreshing boost from the more abundant

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rainfall received this year after years of seemingly endless drought. The fact that water restrictions have been fully lifted will make our grounds staffs job less onerous from now on but you can be sure that the school will continue to exercise a very prudent approach to water use in the light of its commitment to sustainable practice. Insofar as the Senior School programs are concerned, I would highlight two initiatives and one extension this year. Firstly, the introduction of an additional hour of teaching time per fortnight in all Year 12 subjects, which has removed some of the pressure from courses and enabled them to be more thoroughly covered. Secondly, the offer of a program called 'Ways of Seeing' in Year I I which attracted 24 students keen to explore the world from a more philosophical standpoint. We also welcomed the inclusion of two additional international experiences (Thailand and Borneo) as part of the Year 10 Fulfilling Lives program. These values-based immersion experiences open onto communities locally, nationally and internationally, and help our students become more sensitive to different people, needs and cultures. Standing outside the program proper, a real highlight this year was the inaugural Digital Challenge, which was designed by three of our media-savvy teachers to encourage students to explore the issues and risks associated with the online world. All eight Houses took part, producing an imaginative range of products including videos, a game and a website, while the school achieved its goal of ensuring that students internalised important lessons about cyber safety and online experiences. The artistic achievements of our students have been numerous and of a particularly high standard this year. Art from different year levels has been more regularly displayed in the school gallery and the VCE Art Exhibition featured in Morrison Hall early this term displayed an impressive array of projects across an extensive range of media. I note in passing that the Austin Gray Centre, home to the fine and applied arts, is currently undergoing a s\gnificant upgrade including the transformation of the Ho~se of Guilds into contemporary teaching spaces. This upgtade will be completed by early Term I 201 I \

The performing arts have been equally visible this year with many activities to their credit. Our major production 'The Wiz' which involved a large cast supported by a capable orchestra, delighted audiences with its brilliant singing, acting, staging, costuming and choreography. There is nothing quite like a major production to bring out the qualities of teamwork, cooperation and creativity in young people, and this year's production was outstandingly successful in this regard. The 20th edition of the Foundation Concert, for its part, revealed an exceptional depth of performance with its many ensembles playing an appealing, varied and polished repertoire. Regular music evenings, the Generations in Jazz trip to Mt Gambier and the Carols Service have also been musical highlights this year.

We continue to be delighted with the performing arts opportunities that have progressively become available since the opening of the Keith Humble Centre for Music and the Performing Arts in 2006 . Dance, for its part, was introduced as a Year 9 subject in 2007 and it has been enriching the texture and scope of our productions ever since. 20IO marked a further performing arts milestone with the installation of a meticulously restored Wurlitzer Organ in the George Logie-Smith Auditorium. Generously donated to the school by Old Collegian Alan Glover, its fabulous range of sounds, textures and tones was revealed to us at a gala concert in May this year. I warmly encourage students to take up the opportunity to study this extraordinary instrument, and the music department to exploit its marvellous potential. Sport continues to play an extremely important role in the life of our students and the APS competition to serve our needs. Of note this year has been the senior boys' basketball team rejoining the ranks of the Firsts, the Ist XVIII winning 8 out of IO of their matches and placing equal second, and the girls ISt crew who were runners-up in the APS Regatta. However, sport is not, especially in this school, simply about results or elites - it is above all about the enjoyment and involvement of all of our' students, and fostering tneir skills, fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship. The school is committed to the provision of excellent coaching, facilities and support for everyone, and has delivered a strengthened fitness and conditioning program this year. It is important now to thank a number of people for the contribution they have made to the College's programs and educational progress this year.

Ms Shannyn Leach, who took up the role of Business Manager in March - and both have brought valuable skills to the school. The Executive as a whole has also given invaluable assistance and support to me, as Principal. As you are aware, our Director of Teaching and Learning, Mrs Mary Mason, is retiring this year and I thank her sincerely today for her remarkable service to the College during the past eight years. Mrs Mason has performed her complex and varied responsibilities with passion, creativity and energy, and enabled the school to pursue a more responsive and rigorous teaching and learning agenda since 2003. We are deeply grateful to her.

First of all, I am grateful to the academic staff for their The Prefects and School Captains also deserve my wide-ranging contributions. They are called on to invest thanks for their leadership of the student body this year. themselves in many different projects in the pursuit of Vice-Captains, Fiona Barton and Richard Langham, and our all-round agenda and we are very fortunate to have Captains, Lyndall Watson and Nelson Wang, have all given the services of such a multi-talented and dedicated staff. excellent service which I am pleased to acknowledge today. I especially commend twelve of them this year who, in \ And now, as always on Speech Day, it is with much pride addition to their teaching and many other duties, have successfully completed a Master of Education. eleven with , and pleasure that I announce our new student leaders. In Ballarat University in a scpool-supported program and one , 20I I Vice-Captains will be Jennifer Cleary, Ellie McEvoy and George Curnow, and Co-Captains of the College will through another university. All have derived great benefit be Camille Jeffreys and Damian Hatch. Please join me in from their research and investigations in education; the congratulating all five new leaders on their appointment. school too has gained much in the way of intellectual capital and we are very keen to honour these teachers In conclusion, I would like to express my gratitude to publicly today. the members of the College Council for their generous commitment to the school's affairs and especially thank 1Wo members of the Senior School staff - our Chinese the Chairman, Dr Hugh Seward, for his expert and teacher, Mr Xiao and teacher-librarian, Ms Heath - are inclusive leadership of Council, whole-hearted devotion to leaving this year and I thank both for their valuable the advancement of the College and particular support of contribution over a number of years. me, as Principal. I am also very grateful to the members of my Executive Thank you all for your attendance at Speech Day 20IO and team who have played critical roles in the management my best wishes to you for a safe and fulfilling holiday. of the school and its multi-facetted operations.1Wo are new - Mr Mike Howell who joined the staff as Director of Dr Pauline 'furner Community Relations and Development in January and Principal PEGASUS 2010

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HEAD OF PREPARATORY SCHOOL s I reflect on the 20IO year I am filled with a sense of satisfaction with what has been achieved, and optimism for the future of the Preparatory School and The Geelong College.

Some of the highlights that spring to mind include: the completion of the new gymnasium and Campbell House Library, the Artrageous Art exhibition, strong Year 7 enrolments, the introduction of the Bounce Back resiliency program, new MESH electives, APS Sport, special music evenings, the development of the Writer's Notebook and the implementation of a new Word Study program, the response to the Haiti Julian Carroll Appeal, our NAPLAN results, the Denmark AFL Tour, Auscamp and the hosting of students from Izurniotsu Japan. It is my belief that in recent years we have made great gains at the Preparatory School in the promotion and development of a positive and strong learning culture. How we act, how we behave and how we treat each other greatly influences our environment. I exhort everyone to continue to work together to be Geelong College community builders!

I extend my best wishes to all Year 8 students moving to the Senior School and to those students who are departing the College I wish you all the very best for the future. I would like to thank the Director of the ELC, Mrs Ros Molyneux, for her work this year and I would like to acknowledge the key role that Mrs Anne-Louise O'Donoghue has played as Acting Director of the ELC, in recent times. Mr Chris Dinneen has had another fine year as Director of Campbell House. At the Middle School I am blessed in having two dedicated and loyal Deputy Heads in Mrs Coral Throer and Mrs Leanne Russell. I thank them for their outstanding work and diligence this year. Well done! The Curriculum Coordinator of 7/8 and the English Coordinator, Dr Maryann Brown, has actively promoted excellence and her leadership of the junior

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subject secondary coordinators has been exemplary. Mrs Loredana Boyd joined us this year and she has demonstrated a strong passion for curriculum and the teaching and learning programs in the P-6 area. The Director of Teaching and Learning, Mrs Mary Mason, will be retiring and I thank Mary for her relentless pursuit of improved educational outcomes for students. I also thank most sincerely the Area leaders. I appreciate the care, genuine concern and commitment of the teaching staff to the educational development and well-being of the students. We do have a wonderful group of teachers at the Preparatory School. I thank staff members who are leaving the College; Dr Maryann Brown, Mrs Angela Grace, Ms Irene Lu, Mrs Lucy Haigh, Mrs Serrin Vernon and Mrs Julie Marinovic. Mr Fabio D'Agostin and Mr Chris Morgan will continue to teach at The Geelong College at the Senior School. Our Principal, Dr Pauline Thrner, is totally committed to The Geelong College. She strives for perfection, works tirelessly and provides strong and visionary leadership for our school. I thank Pauline for her trust and the outstanding support that she has given to me over the preceding 12 months. I am also delighted that she has worked closely with the College Council to prioritise and secure funding for the major refurbishment of the Middle School. I would like to also express my appreciation to the College Chairman, Mr Hugh Seward for the role he played in advocating for this exciting project. It is wonderful when we have parents, staff and students all working together to provide a rich educational experience. I thank the Preparatory School Parents' Association Executive and members, for their wonderful contribution to College life this year. Julian Carroll Head of Preparatory School

HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL t our staff day at the beginning of this tenn, teachers watched an inspiring video presentation by British born educator Sir Ken Robinson who is a very strong advocate for teaching creativity. He said:

"Now more than ever, it is vital to encourage all areas of young people's intellectual and personal capabilities and to recognise that doing this is not at odds with their academic development. The greatest disincentives to achievements are low self-esteem and lack of motivation. Creative and cultural programmes are powerful ways of revitalising the sense of community in a school and engaging the whole school with the wider community." In the light of his comments, it is timely to remind ourselves of the richness of the creative and cultural programs on offer at Senior School and their vital role in developing the potential of the whole child. The City Program in Year 9 and Fulfilling Lives in Year IO are now finnly embedded features of the education we offer. Through participation in these programs, students are challenged to step into the unfamiliar, spawning a broader and deeper understanding of cultural differences. For many students these are defining experiences which create new understandings of others as well as themselves. This surely is seeding both creative thinking as well as deeper cultural awareness. This year students in Year IO visited overseas communities in Borneo, Tanna and Thailand; engaged with Art at Bundanon; interacted with indigenous Australians on Desert Tracks and participated in local Community Action and Fit For Life programs. It is important to acknowledge the efforts of staff in offering this very broad range of opportunities for the students to flourish. Indeed, it is their creativity which has driven the success of such programs. Without their enthusiasm and their commitment to what they do, then our students could not participate in the breadth of experiences that are on offer. Our strong relationships with schools both overseas and interstate have also enhanced the depth of our cultural programs. We welcomed Indigenous students from Groote Eylandt, Gove Peninsula and from Shalom College. We also hosted 15 students and 2 staff from the Triam Udom Suksa School in Thailand who flew back with our own Fulfilling Lives students and we continue our reciprocal host arrangements with students from Le Lycee Jean Rostand, Chantilly. Our own Diversity Day was a lively and colourful celebration of the ten nationalities we currently have in our International Student population. Our support of overseas communities in crisis helps to bind our own College community. We gave generously to Haiti and Pakistan as well as supporting at House level a number of other worthwhile charities. There is a mixture of pride and humility

as we respond in relatively small ways, to the needs of those who are less fortunate than ourselves. Throughout the year, there has been no shortage of opportunities for students to explore their creativity. The Visual and PerforrningArts continued to showcase their talents through a variety of activities and events including the wonderful Foundation Concert, the Senior School Musical Evenings, the Musical The Wiz, Arts week activities, and a number of performances and exhibitions including the very impressive VCE Art Exhibition. Debating and Public Speaking were also strong fields for creative thinking and expression. 1\vo recently developed initiatives gave us further cause to celebrate student creativity and ingenuity. Over Terms I & 2, students were asked to articulate what values best would represent them as a student body. The ten final statements were the distillation of over 80 contributions collected via the Houses then chosen by the prefects to best establish the student voice in what is called Good Choices. Each statement is designed to encourage students to think of the consequences of their actions both on themselves as well as others. The value of this project was reinforced by the timely visit of Mr Geoff Kennett, CEO of BeyondBlue who was guest speaker at an assembly to mark the passing of Taylor Mahon twelve months prior. The second initiative was the inaugural Digital Challenge: Who RUin the Cyberworld? Teams of students signed up to develop projects which addressed a chosen aspect of cyber-safety. Eight very clever and original projects were presented at a special evening in Tenn 4 and they showed that there is no more effective medium than students "speaking" to other students to convey the importance of staying safe on-line. As well, parents who attended the evening came away armed with a much better understanding of this very important issue. Finally, to complete this annual report, all those who have contributed to the sport program need to be congratulated on its continued success. There were many highlights this year including the very strong performance of the boys' athletics team who achieved the second best aggregate score in 13 years. The 1st XVIII Football Team was placed 2nd in the APS competition and we were proud of the number of students chosen for membership in a range of APS representative teams. In closing, we would also like to thank Dr Thrner for her continued commitment to student learning in all its facets and we extend to Mrs Mason our best wishes on her retirement. She has driven a number of initiatives and The College is indebted to her for her energetic and creative commitment to her portfolio. Ms Joan Gill and Mr Roger Smith Heads of Senior School

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SCHOOL CAPTAINS REPORT II

SUCCESS ISA JOURNEY, NOT A DESTINATION. THE DOING IS OFTEN MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE OUTCOME.

hat is it that sets College apart from just any school where you attend classes and then go home?

We all belong to The Geelong College community. Whether directly as a student or member of staff, or indirectly as our ever-patient and supportive parents, families and friends, we all share this bond. But each of our experiences will be different. It is important in any large community to find a place within it and the range of extracurricular activities the College offers makes this easier to do. However, academic classes only made up a small proportion of education at the College. The College's many extracurricular activities offer so much more, and all you have to do is choose to take part. As the great Woody Allen observed, "Seventy percent of success in life is showing up." There is no doubt that this school sets itself apart and takes pride in providing students with extra-curricular opportunities extending well beyond the classic cliche of books, math tests, and essays. However, the various promising opportunities that College has to offer are meaningless when taken for granted. If there was one piece of advice we could give looking back over the last 6 years, it's to persist and take advantage of every resource you come across. Endeavors rarely go one hundred percent correctly when first attempted, but with perseverance they come far closer to the asymptote of perfection than if given up. It can be all too easy to give up in today's society, with so many "easy" ways out, but it is unforeseeably

important to participate and persist in as much as possible. Whether it be music, APS sport or debating, activity helps shape an education experience, which contains more than just the narrow scope of academics. We believe that whilst academics are important, The Geelong College community represents so much more than that, providing a complete, all rounded experience If we've had an aim this year, it was to reinforce the idea of choice, to show people that much of the quality of their school experience is up to them. It is not always easy to do, but this can be an active choice, especially in extracurricular activities, where all of us as students share responsibility for the directions we take over our schooling years. We can improve our experience and everyone else's. This can be as simple as encouraging others who might be holding back to have a go. It doesn't matter what activities engage students, as long as they are made to feel they belong. Be aware of what the College community is and how good it can be. Then strive to make it better. Have a go! We will all share the rewards along the way. As Arthur Ashe, the African-American tennis champion who fought discrimination put it: "Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome." We hope you all enjoy the journey and thank you for being a part of ours this year. Nelson Wang and Lyndall Watson School Co-Captains

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SCHOOL COUNCIL

REPORT was recently asked by a student what does the school council actually do. I suppose it is akin to a company's board of directors, and it is the chairman's role on Speech Day to report to the "shareholders", and in the case of the school the shareholders are all members of the broad College community: parents, students, staff, Old Collegians, friends and supporters of the school.

The Council's role involves the past, present and the future. We keep a watch on the school performance and management in the present, with an eye on our past heritage, and a vision for the future security and development of the school. In previous years I have focused on how our past, our heritage, influences our values, performance and planning. In this article I will concentrate on a policy issue from the present and one for the future. One of the topics that causes a great deal of discussion and debate within the school community is whether we should offer sporting scholarships. This school has steadfastly resisted this trend that has become common in our fellow APS schools. We have often watched with consternation as our teams and crews are matched against opposition bristling with some, if not many, players or athletes who are supported with scholarships awarded for their sporting talent. We have also heard of some of the division and concerns expressed by parents from these other schools about the effect this has on their team or their school. So it appears that awarding sporting scholarships, unlike scholarships awarded on academic, music or dance criteria, is like a double edged sword. Any potential improved performance may come at a price. Perhaps this is because scholarships in the competitive and passionate world of sport may have different consequences. There are persuasive arguments that sporting talent should be rewarded like the academic and music talents, or that helping teams to be competitive or achieve success improves all the students' sporting experience. In contrast, as we have watched other schools experiment with sporting scholarships, we hear of the disquiet amongst full fee paying parents. Some feel they are subsidizing scholarship holders who, ironically, may then displace their own children from teams they have played in year after year. Or we learn of the disruption to the team spirit and psyche that comes from adding students in Year I I or 12 who are more focused on their plans to

pursue a future sporting career than their team's success. Then there is the extreme situation we have seen with some APS teams where they have been dominated by scholarship holders in an attempt to win a school sporting premiership, and distort the competition. At APS level this has been a hot topic for Principals and Council Chairs, and I sense a recent trend away from heavy commitment to th~ sporting scholarship to a more sensitive approach from some schools. There has been broad comment from our school community and I will share 2 brief comments I have found persuasive. One of our parents commented "there is more to the soul of a football team than can ever be bought or paid for.", while one student commented after being exposed to some bad experiences from scholarship laden opposition, "sporting scholarships are bad for teams." We are a small and co-educational school and often struggle with many sports when pitted against larger schools or single sex schools. But the truth is we often "punch above our weight." Of course this tends to be a National characteristic we are proud of because the same can be said of many Australian sporting teams or individuals. Despite our size and without the scholarships we are competitive in many of our senior teams, and the pleasure and joy experienced by our students when they win or perform well against these seemingly overwhelming odds I'm sure outstrips the experience when the odds are stacked in their favour. In the major sports we have a strong history of competitiveness and success, be they premierships or Head of the River victories, and the oppositions have often been confounded and surprised by our performance. This is, and always has been, a fine aspect of our school character and an important part of life's education. We still attract top athletes and in football alone have had 7 students drafted to AFL teams in the last 6 years. So the College Council has considered the arguments and has determined we will not allocate our very restricted resources to sporting scholarships, but instead will continue to allocate extra resources into a strong sports coaching program that can benefit all our students. Now, what about our future? The Council has responsibility for managing our resources, our buildings and infrastructure now, and into the future. PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 9

2 years ago we completed a School Master Plan which considered the infrastructure needs for the next 10-15 years. If you like this was the school's wish list for the future. Unfortunately the Global Financial Crisis hit and we shelved our ideas until we could see a more secure future. Interestingly this period has seen high enrolments and through continued prudent financial management we have eliminated all external debt. But the glaring needs of our aging buildings are apparent. With the rare exception of the recent Building for Education Revolution grants from the Commonwealth Government, we have to fund all our own maintenance and self fund our new buildings. The Council has now reviewed our Master Plan, considered our financial position and determined the priorities on our infrastructure needs. So it was with excitement and pleasure at Speech Day that I announced we will begin a 9 million dollar renovation of the buildings at Middle School. This will involve rearranging our classrooms into larger educational spaces. It will take buildings, many now 50 years old, into the modem educational age. We will also upgrade the entrance area, improve facilities for staff, build new sports change rooms and a canteen and possibly make improvements to Robertson Hall. We have come to this decision when balancing the most pressing building requirements of the whole school with our desire to enhance our educational product and our Strategic Educational Plan. We have decided to fund these major improvements from within our budget, in a similar way to our gradual debt reduction following the construction of the Humble Centre for Music and the Performing Arts over the last 5 years.

I am mindful that the current Senior School students will not get the benefit of these improvements but those parents and grandparents who have younger children coming through the school win see these changes come to fruition. The next twelve months win be an intense design and planning period with building to commence later next year. We will provide more specific details as we develop them next year. In my Speech Day address I thanked Dr Thrner on another year of fine management, extraordinarily dedicated hard work, prudent financial management, strategic planning and leadership of our school. I also paid tribute to our teaching and non teaching staff for their wonderful dedication and contribution to the education of our students. I congratulated those teachers who have undertaken and completed further education, particularly the group that have completed Masters degrees, and thanked those teachers who are moving to other places or retiring, especially Mrs Mary Mason who has directed our teaching and learning with great passion for 8 years. I also thanked the members of the College Council, and in particular Murray Mountjoy who retires from the Council early next year and who has been a passiqnate supporter of the school in parent support groups, the Foundation and the Council for many years. Many of you are aware that this completes our 149th year since The Geelong College was established. A great deal of planning has already gone into the preparations for our I 50th birthday in 20 I I. I invite you all to participate in the events that will be held to celebrate this magnificent milestone for this great school. Dr Hugh Seward

Council Chair

THE GEELONG COLLEGE SCHOOL COUNCIL 2010 BACK ROW L-R: Mr Jim Marendaz, Mr Michael Betts, Prof. Hugh Collins, Mr Gerald Miller, Ms Helen Goode, Rev Kevin Yelverton FRONT ROW: L-R: Dr Claire Darby, Mr Richard Carr, Dr Hugh Seward, Dr Pauline Thrner, Mr Rob Robson, Mr Murray Mountjoy

ABSENT: Mr Cam Emerson, Dr Sarah Leach, Mrs Jennie Hawkins, Mr David McGowan

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SCHOOL/HOUSE PREFECTS

PREFECTS, 201 0 2ND ROW L-R: Annabelle Uebergang, Laura Jelfs, Nick Pedersen, Russell George, Ben Cailes, Jeremy Taylor, Callum Maltby, Annabelle

Wilson FRONT ROW L-R: Katherine Monotti, Fiona Barton, Nelson Wang, Dr Pauline TUrner (Principal), Ms Joan Gill (Head of Senior School), Lyndall Watson, Richard Langham, Emily Carr

SRC CAPTAINS

Mitchell O'Leary, Mr Julian Carroll, Joanna Billings, Shani Watson

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8.30: Australia's Next Top Model Starring: Noah Sebastian, Luke Bottoms, Nicholas Manton

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9.30 Late Movie: Total Recall (1989) Starring: Kyle Comben, Max Dawe, Sam Coutts, James Gorell , Matthew Jackman

9.30: Mythbusters Adam and Jamie analyse and debunk the follOWing myths A Microphone Will Still Work Without A Battery In It; This Computer Doesn't Like Me I Saved The File And Now It's Gone.

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CALVERT HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms R Palmer CAPTAINS: Katherine Monotti, Daniel Van de Pol TUTORS: Mr C Bennett, Mrs T Foley, Mrs L Gallus, Ms J Heath Mr M Terry PREFECTS: James Brodie, Demi Della-Porta, Callum Maltby,]ess Brotchie, Ben Roberts, Fiona Barton

alvert was a House with which to be reckoned in 20IO. Callum Maltby's rendition of'Tm on a boat" did not leave us feeling confident about House music but we blitzed 2nd place. Our whistling filled rendition of Home was amazing while the small group version of The opposite of Hallelujah, with stars such as Tom Carmen on piano, Demi Della-Porta on vocals and Dotti Tang on Violin who provided a incredible solo, was similarly terrific.

Calvert House stepped up to the plate performing well in badminton, softball, cricket and tennis. With talents such as Emma Oates and Delany Ryan-Conn on the tennis court, and Kelvin Ng inside on the badminton court, high scores were ours for the taking. But to us, Calvert has more than just sporting prowess, this is why we've loved this year, in and around the House room, Calvert has dominated. The Year 12 buddies welcomed the new Year 9S and spent time playing dodge ball and futsal in the gym and helping them with their new subjects. The Y9S spent many hours in the Textiles room with Mrs Gallus creating murals and fixing chairs to improve the Calvert decor. The Year IOS were ably looked after by Mr Terry and Mrs Foley with lots of games and study tips. They also heard about teenage difficulties from a guest speaker.

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Calvert won House cross-country. We managed to take out placings in every Age group. Standout runners included the Robinson siblings, Erica and Oscar, Paris Kontelj, Jack Shembrey and Nick Pederson. Jess Brotchie and Katherine Monotti led the girls' soccer team to a comfortable victory in the final. Despite Hatchy's valiant effort in goals our futsal team was unable to mirror this performance. A stirring rendition of the Essendon theme song gave us the honours in the House aths chants while Josh Saunders and Dan were running champs. Our BBQ raised over $400 for charity. The Year I I tutor, Mr Bennet will be remembered for his friendly conversations at roll marking on a Monday mornings. Farewell to Ms Heath whose interesting games of word searches and blowing bubbles have created memories we will never forget. The Prefects have made Calvert what it is today. You've all made Calvert in 20IO fantastic. Katherine Manotti and Dan Van de Pol Captains

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COLES HOUSE 2

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the pale blue House. Not only was it a year to be remembered with many notable efforts in activities and the normal Coles friendliness in the House room, it was also legendary Head of House Mrs Lannan's final year at the helm. Mrs Lannan has led Coles in a supportive and friendly manner and will be dearly missed by all members of the House. In true Coles fashion, the House embraced the first major event, swimming, in an enthusiastic and energetic manner, placing a very respectable 2nd. Many outstanding results were recorded, but the most notable were Keeley Murrihy, Lucy Drayton, Brydie Murrihy and Barclay Fitzpatrick who were all place getters in their respective Age groups. Not all Coles efforts for the day were in the pool. A group of Coles students ran the BBQ and cake stall, raising money for the Leukaemia Foundation. We did this by sponsoring Tom Carah, who was a past House Captain of Coles, which made it all the more worthwhile. At the end of Term I, Hamish Palmer- Hill organised for Coles to take part in the "Clean Up Australia" campaign. Each of the Prefects led a group of students to a different section of the school to clean up all the rubbish.

Don't Fight It by the Panics. Both performances were well received by the audience. Coles achieved some outstanding results in many of the minor competitions this year. The girls, lead by Elkanah Foott and Felicity Carah, reigned supreme in netball and softball, whilst the boys, lead by Santo Tripodi, took out the very popular futsal competition. We were runners up in tennis and basketball and in the top four for badminton, water-polo and football. Coles fielded teams for cricket and football with high hopes and aspirations to rule the ovals. However, things did not go quite to planl The last major event was athletics, which has been a strength in recent years for the pale blue. The trend continued with Coles finishing 2 nd in 20IO thanks to overall consistent performances. Andre Garcey, Libby Graham, Barclay Fitzpatrick and Matthew Lamont recorded outstanding individual results and the relay teams pulled together to achieve some very exciting finishes. We cannot end without mentioning the eloquence of everyone who participated in the House Debating. Lyndall Watson, Brigitte Russell and Nelson Wang have been leading lights in debating for four years. Alan Thomas, Isaac Crawley and Morgan Kerambrun look as though they are more than able to step into their shoes and maintain this excellent record.

Early in Term 2 was the dreaded cross country. Whilst our overall placing did not live up to expectations, there were some great times recorded by placegetters Matthew Castles, Ben Wade, Harry Mann and Saskia Holloway. Yet again, there was an air of expectation the House room as House Music approached. After many rehearsals, Coles took the stage with confidence to sing Monster Mash. Our talented small group led by Sam Wride and Felicity Carah performed

With our motto being: "With enthusiasm and integrity", participation is what we value most in Coles. With this in mind, we would like to acknowledge the following students who earned the most participation points at their Year level this year, Keeley Murrihy, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Emma Allen, Grace Cheatley, Harry Mann, Georgie Walmsley, Andy Flanagan, Brittany Fitzpatrick, Darcy del Rio and highest

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overall, Libby Graham. Something that became evident ery early in the year was when there was a sports team o be formed; there was never any shortage of willing articipants. We would like to thank everyone within the ouse for all their efforts and congratulate them on placing 2nd in the Cronk competition; a fantastic result. There are many individuals we must thank for their guidance and leadership in Coles House. Mr Morris, Ms ynes, Ms Barnes and Mrs Porter, thank you all so much or the time and effort you have put in to making Coles ouse the happy and positive environment it is. On behalf of the Year 12S of 20 I 0, we would also like to give a special anks to Mr Gilby for helping to create our very cohesive, un loving Thte group. The Master Chef competition was the 'cing on the cake!

A huge thank you must also go to fellow Prefects Felicity Carah, Libby Graham, Hamish Palmer-Hill, Nelson Wang and Lyndall Watson who were always willing to lend a hand, fill in a team, write a chant or organise a House activity. Finally, we would like to thank Mrs Lannan on behalf of all Coles students. Mrs Lannan is a truly amazing individual and her premium organisation allows Coles House to run so smoothly; all within the House appreciate her immensely. We wish her the best for the future as we also wish the best for all involved in Coles House in the coming year. Elkanah Foott and Richard Langham Captains

4TH ROW L-R: Jaimi Taylor, James Koroneos, Matthew Lamont, Chase Galbraith, Dan Ross, Nick Comes, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Andy

l~n.agan, Samuel Griffiths, Pat Carroll, Edward Kershaw, Andre Garcey, Matt Golightly, Charlie Ross, Padraic McGuire, Isaac Crawley,

Ilham Lugg, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Harrison Mann, Harry Lay, Harry Graham R~ ROW L-R: Georgina Walmsley, Keeley Murrihy, Lizzie Walmsley, Grace Cheatley, Brydie Murrihy, Hannah Caithness, Phoebe Cordner,

l.al~e Fagan, Emily Koroneos, Holly Russell, Victoria Lucas, Fiona Riley, Caitlyn Humphreys, Nicola Riley, Brigitte Russell, Olivia Garcey,

Ilhe Leahy, Brittany Fitzpatrick, Emma Allen, Saskia Holloway, Annabel Sloane, Julia Castles 2ND ROW L-R: Scarlett Edgar, Molly Forshaw, Ben Wade, Frederick Chan, Charlie Callan, Ian Lee, Nathan Salvalaggio, Darcy Del Rio,

atthew Castles, Will Langley, Tom Jackson, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Will Sloane, Santo 1lipodi, George Cameron, Alan Thomas, Nick Bedford, erce Laohavisit, James Lay, Tom Andrew, Nellie Gao, Morgan Kerambrun RaNT ROW L-R: Mrs Deborah Hynes, Mr Gareth Gilby, Grace-Louise 1lipodi, Libby Graham, Hamish Palmer-Hill, Felicity Carah, Richard angha~, Mrs Donna Lannan (Head of Coles House), Elkanah Foott, Nelson Wang, Lyndall Watson, Alisa Song, Mrs Petrina Porter, rs Mehssa Barnes, Mr Richard Morris BSENT: Lucy Drayton, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Sam Wride

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elcome to the Greenest House in the school, Keith. Within the mighty walls of our fine green house you are sure to find a touch of competitiveness, a splash of seriousness and a bucket of fun . From bake -stalls to baby showers, basketball to badminton, 20IO has been the year for Keith.

At the beginning of the year, the House room underwent an episode of 'renovation and restoration' with the addition of a bright green satin lounge suite. Not only was our Houseroom equipped with some of the finest furniture in the school, but thanks to the help of Jack Angliss, the lockers now have some very artistically designed stag logos. The funding of our new renovations provided the House with a little bit of a challenge but at the same time another great opportunity to do something together. During Term 3 the House held its very own "Keith Bake-stall" allowing for us to exhibit our skills in the kitchen. Honourable "Masterchef' mentions must go to Sarah Meager for her deliciously yummy lemon slice and Sophie Desborough for her colourful cupcakes. Whilst on our perpetual journey for "Cronk glory', Keith House recorded some gallant performances displaying the true nature of every Keithian. Kicking off our sporting success for 20IO was badminton. In the final we matched up against Calvert and were lucky enough to come away with the win. Special thanks must go to Beggs sisters, Louise and Michelle, and Cameron Walsh for their dominant efforts. In light of our inter-House success, we were all rewarded with the traditional custom made "Keith Love" donuts.

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Victorious Year 10 boys I While swimming was not exactly one of our finest moments, Keith held up its style coming away with a commendable 6th place. Honourable mention must go to our very own school swimming captain Sarah Guthrie. Her help and encouragement to all the younger members of the House was invaluable. Basketball provided another chance for Keith to exhibit our fine sporting talents. Captained by Harriet Frazer, the girls were coached to glory, dominating McLean in the grand final. Rowing was another area that Keith looked forward to after going down narrowly to Shannon last year. Unfortunately, we were not so lucky, again coming away with 2 nd place to Shannon. There is no way that we can mention House rowing without thanking Trent Sullivan for his outstanding organisation, leadership and House spirit. House Athletics was another big event for us in our hope to make a return bid on our 2009 success. While we didn't come away with a win again, the day was

o fun. Thanks must go to Max for his legendary drumming and help with our House chant. Term 3 was a busy and significant term for Keith House, marking the one year passing of one of our own Keithians Taylah Mahon. We decided that it was important that we did something significant and positive to spread the awareness of the "Good Choices" policy established by the students of the school. We were lucky enough and honoured to have Jeff Kennett, CEO of Beyond Blue, speak at our Keith school assembly. He provided a powerful insight into the importance of seeing how blessed we are to have the opportunities we have in our lives. It can sometimes be so easy in our busy lives to get caught up in all the little things but at the end of the day, it is the life that we have that is so precious.

Finally, on behalf of all of the students in Keith we would like to thank our tutors. From Mr Kovacev with the Year 9s, Mrs Newett and Mr Conway with the Year lOS and Mrs Henning with the Year I IS, the job that they do in keeping all us Keithians in line is invaluable! A special mention must go to Mrs Black on behalf of all us Year 12S for being the superstar tutor that she is, raising us from the eager Year 9s we were into the mature and sophisticated Keithians we are today. Lastly, but not least', thank you to our legendary Head of House Mr O. Mr 0 is the ultimate leader of us all and with no doubt the most caring HOH of all! James Coumans and Annabelle Wilson Captains

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acklen Barker, James McGlade, Lachlan De Blaquiere, Matthew Allen, Andrew McGlade, Nicholas Fulton, Charles Harris, Alex Sullivan, ason Bowler, Max Amerena, Jack McGowan 3RD ROW L-R: William Shelley, Jack Curnow, Matthew Parker, Han Wen Liu, Will O'Donnell, Nicholas Hvidberg, Peter Angliss, Golf isankitvanich, Will May, Ryan Timms, Alexander Certoma, Marius Gratwick, James Kenny, Will Kelly, Aaron Sachdev, Brady Harmon, atthew Roche, Monty Wright, Oliver Neerhut, Harrison Bowler, Mark Pisankitvanich, Andrew Sloan, Sam Kelly 2ND ROW L-R: Michelle Beggs, Olivia Foy, Emma Ring, Samantha Lim, Taneesha Plummer, Cara McKinstry, Holly Shelley, Brigitte Wardass, Sarah Meager, Sarah Guthrie, Mia Morrow, Camille Jeffreys, Ellie Watson, Jennifer Cleary, Kameiko Gray, Kezlee Pickett, Sophie esborough, Katrina Kenfield, Harriet Fraser, Zoe Vaughan, Maeve Rolland, Jaimee Allen, Julia Colman, Georgia Wilson RONT ROW L-R: Mrs Catherine Newett, Ms Paula Henning, Jade Clutterbuck, Clare Desborough, Eilish Rolland, Trent Sullivan, James Coumans, Mr Jason O'Loughlin (Head of Keith House), Annabelle Wilson, Luke McGowan, Chloe Claringbold, Lucy Walsh, Mr Edward ovacev, Mrs Diane Black A BSENT: Mr Paul Conway, Louise Beggs, Jordan Kenfield, Emily Profitt

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MCARTHUR HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs E Smith CAPTAINS: Emily Carr, Russell George TUTORS: Mr R Kayler-Thomson, Ms P Clark, Ms C Guest, Ms SHallows, Mr G Naylor, Mr M Thacker PREFECTS: Leah Bowtell, Harrison Byrnes, Edith Lightfoot, Georgia Ratcliffe, Callan Young

As another year passes by, and the Year I2S say their final goodbyes, it is time to reflect on the year that was for McArthur 2010. Last year's talented group left behind big shoes to fill. We believe that as a House, we have succeeded in many ways this year. Our major success was seen in the House Music competition. For all the musicians, this was probably the highlight of the year, but as a House, it was definitely an enjoyable experience, starting with the practices all the way through to the big day itself. Congratulations to our talented bunch in the Small Group who really did a fabulous job and whose tireless work did not go by without notice. Special congratulations must also go to the cricket team who placed 2nd , and the football team who were awarded equal winners of the House competition in a very tough, fought-out match. It was fantastic to have Year 9s right up to Year I2S showing their skills and working together. The hockey team placed a credible 3rd this year and it is important to mention that the group of Year 12 students playing has been the core of the team for the past four years. This is certainly a great achievement. Congratulations to the water polo team who placed 2nd in an extremely gutsy final against Shannon. With the new inclusion of the Year 9S came a bright and bubbly bunch of students who were always willing to give anything a go. When they first arrived on Orientation Day our memories were of a quiet group of people, but we knew they would begin to shine as their confidence grew within the House. And right we were, as seen in a standout performance from ]ordyn who belted out her amazing voice for House Music. It has been interesting to have triplets in the House, with their football skills and bubbly personalities they will be a great asset to McArthur

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in future years. We would like to congratulate the Year 9S, on their fantastic year, as they have really stepped up to challenges such as filing in senior events and helping out on sports days. In the Year lOS, we see more of a dramatic group; many of our students displayed their talents in this year's school production. It was wonderful to see such a large group of McArthurites being represented in the musical this year and they are congratulated for their efforts. In the sporting area, our Year lOS shone through in many areas. Although they may not have had one speciality, it was so helpful having this group of students there who were always happy to help out in any event, whether it be on the athletics track or in the pool. As we take a look at next year's leaders, we feel we are leaving the House in safe hands. The Year I IS in 2010 have stepped up to many events and requests, and with the very busy schedule they are yet to experience as Year I2S, we know they will always help out when required. We thank you from a personal perspective for helping out when we just couldn't fit everything in. Having the girls to run around for us at swimming and athletics was a great help, and Mrs Smith also appreciated it. We would like to congratulate you on your efforts with Relay for Life selling Zooper Doopers which were a huge hit raising funds. It was great knowing that money was going to such a wonderful cause. We would especially like to thank Mrs Smith, not only for her tireless work behind the scenes, but also for her dedication and commitment to this House. We're sure you would all agree her passion for McArthur to achieve at the highest level is always there. Her organisation is at times beyond comprehension and we would be not be where

e are today if we did not have her there as the backbone supporting everyone. e would like to thank the tutors for their assistance in or anisation in all aspects of running the House. McArthur ;uld not be the successful House it is today without the assion and guidance of our wonderful tutors, and for that e sincerely thank you. We hope you have enjoyed your ear as much as we have, and good luck for the years to come. We would like to wish the whole House the best of uck for next year, especially the Year I IS as they take on e leadership of McArthur.

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ohnstone, Angus Wishart, Jonathan Read, William Kittelty, Jack Wood, Ian Blair, Christopher Jennings, Daniel Nagle, James Billings, urphy Edsall, Griffin Barry, Nicholas Brimacombe, Edward Ratcliffe, Tom Batarilo 3RD ROW L-R: Remy Blair-Thomson, Sam Hughes, Alex Hubbert. Miles Temple, Sam Woodall, James Emselle. Riley Witcombe, Simon He, Callum Narita, Johnathon Waterhouse, Jeremy Edwards, Rory McCaffrey, Jake Booth, Daniel Batarilo. Charles Wishart, Andrew Batarilo. atrick Brimacombe, Hamish Seller, Jake Davie. Peter Ruby, Edwina Slattery 2ND ROW L-R: Danielle Ruby, Jasmine Emselle, Montana Howard. Lucy Cannard-Fink, Alice Odam. Siobhan Plowman, Han Trinh. Lara almer, Sophie Radalj, Brittaney Garrett. Sarah Richards, Jacqueline Devrome. Laura Blake-Hahnel. Ellie McEvoy. Tailah Griffin, Sophie 'Thome, Sarah Cielesh, Chloe Cook, Claire Allinson, Molly McCaffrey, Phillip a Cole. Rachel Odam. Tsu Oda FRONT ROW L-R: Mr Michael Thacker, Ms Patricia Clark. Kelly Speakman, Harrison Byrnes, Edith Lightfoot, Emily Carr, Mrs Elizabeth Smith (Head of McArthur House), Russell George, Leah Bowtell, Callan Young. Georgia Ratcliffe. Grace Scheiner, Ms Carolyn Guest. Mr Greg Naylor BSENT: Zach Bourke, Lucy Campbell. Jordyn Griffin, Ms Sarah Hallows, Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson

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MCLEAN HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr M Gallus CAPTAINS: Sam Caldow, Grace Inness TUTORS: Mr D Carroll, Ms Mahoney, Mrs C Tol, Mrs A Smith, Mr G Smith, Mr D Hibbard PREFECTS: Samantha Dobson, Nicholas Malcher, Georgia McNaughton, Wesley Mitchell, Annabelle Uebergang

his year, the mighty McLean Warriors fought bravely and valiantly with many impressive performances by both teams and individuals. Marred by an array of "injuries" and "sickness", McLean's success in House activities was limited.

The former prowess we had in the music arena was all but lost after a 5th placing. Despite this disappointing result, an impressive vocal performance by Alex Dixon-Trigg blew away the rest of the competition with his rendition of Michael Buble's 'Just Haven't Met You Yet.' Although having failed in our former comer stone event, House Tennis provided McLean with a new specialty. 2010 was no different to the past 3 years with McLean coming away comfortable victors. Impressive performances from senior McLean members Themba Walhstrom, Nick Malcher, Morgan Olszak and Annabelle Uebergang led the house to a comfortable victory. Contributions from younger McLean warriors Lucy Watson and Edwin Lau showed that McLean's tennis prowess will not be leaving with the Year 12S. The same could also be said for McLean's netball teams, who have built up a reputation for being the teams to beat over the past few years. Unfortunately, this is exactly what happened this year with Coles House beating our girls in the final. Despite the colour red being generally associated with speed or strength, too frequently this could not be applied to McLean. In previous years, McLean's cross -country campaigns have been marred by absences on the day of the event. This year a special tutorial luncheon was promised to the tute group with the least absences. While the senior girls won a lunch, this was not sufficient to motivate enough McLean runners into tackling the five kilometre run,

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leaving the House to finish in 8th place. Although Year I I Addy Dunkley-Smith led the House with an outstanding 2nd placing, she was the only member of the House to finish in the top three. House swimming proved to be as tough a task as cross-country. McLean's lack of Under IS girls, and a lack of genuine swimmers, led McLean to a 7th placing. Future prospects for the House are looking strong however, with good performances from young guns Jonathan Khoo, who finished 2nd in the Under ISS, Lauren Heyward who finished 3rd in the Under ISS and Jack West who finished 3rd in the Under 16s, showing the rest of the House that there is light at the end of the tunnel. With our younger athletes firing, the future of McLean's swim team seems to be looking good. The final major event of 2010 was House athletics. After our previous disappointing performances, McLean made a commitment to try to ensure as many events as possible were filled so we could finish up in the placings. Yet with so few Under IS girls, this task was unreachable with McLean finishing in 8th position. Once again the younger members displayed promise for the future with Ellen Porter and Alex Wood both finishing 1St and 3rd in the Under ISS age championship. Although McLean may not be gifted with the athletic prowess of other Houses, it makes up with House spirit and team chemistry which showed in our success in team orientated sports such as volleyball, futsal, cricket and netball. Fortunately, sporting brilliance is not what it means to be a member of McLean. The mighty McLean Warriors have other ideas of what makes a good House. McLean boasts a relaxed nature which has allowed friendships to bloom over the past

four years, some of whom we're sure will remain lifelong friends. pride in the House room is another important aspect of what it truly means to be in McLean and although our trusty guard Mr Gallus was away on long service leave during 1st term his job was taken up by Ms Mahoney who, with help from the Year 12 cohort, handled the job with ease. A special thank must go to Ms Mahoney who not only watched over the House room but the whole house for a term and ensured that McLean ran smoothly and efficiently. The enjoyment had in McLean House would not have been possible without our wonderful tutors Mr Carroll, Ms Tol and Mr Greg Smith and especially, Year 12 tutors Mr Hibbard and Mr Alistair Smith who have guided and befriended our notoriously 'delinquent' tute group over the past two years.

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Another thank you must be said to Mr Gallus who returned in 2nd Term and who has guided the Year 12S over the past four years. Finally, we must offer our thanks to fellow House Prefects Nick Ma1cher, Wesley Mitchell, Annabelle Uebergang, Samantha Dobson and Georgia McNaughton for ensuring the year sailed smoothly and was enjoyed by all. With the leadership of the upcoming Year lIS and the enthusiasm and pride seen in the younger year levels, it is obvious that the fighting spirit of the McLean Warriors will live on long after we finish. Sam Caldow and Grace Inness Captains

BACK ROW L-R: Tazmin Kip, Lucy Watson, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Georgia McNaughton, Annabelle Uebergang, Sarah Sturges, Samantha Dobson, Ally Luppino FRONT ROW: Gabi Billing, Claire Arundell, Grace Inness, Lexie

MCLEAN HOUSE, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Will Grange, Oliver Wood, Nicholas Christou, Themba Wahlstrom, Taraia Meehan, Thomas Goodear, Charles Mayfield, Samuel Salt-Hill, Taylor Bett, Alex Dixon-'fugg, Jamie Harrison, Andrew White, Hamish Stephenson, Curtis Wynhoven, Victor Mims, Matthew Yang, Dale Denny, Fraser Brierly, Alexander Wood, Alex Christou, Jonathan Khoo 3RD ROW L-R: Jacqui Humphries, Katie Appelbe, Claire Arundell, Edwin Lau, Aubrey Comben, James Malcher, Sam Zhang, Charlie Medic, Oliver Price, Lachlan Summers, James Landy, Ronan Mathews, Alex Walsgott, Angus Nicholson, Nicholas Quail, Jack West, Mitchell Stewart, Dixon Wu, Kieran Kelly, Richard Shu, Ally Luppino, Giorgi Strachan 2ND ROW L-R: Emma Bath, Alex Wheeldon, Lucy Watson, Sarah Sturges, Lexie Ragg, Carla Fowler, Tazmin Kip, Kaitlyn Johnson, Jacqui Grange, Hannah Peace, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Lauren Heyward, Ellie Stevens, Ellen Porter, Rebecca Filling, Crista Gekas, Marina Farmer, Tegan Reed, Emily Jones, Morgan Olszak, Alana Mitchell, Gabi Billing, Lily Pipkom FRONT ROW L-R: Mr Dale Carroll, Mr Greg Smith, Mr David Hibbard, Georgia McNaughton, Annabelle Uebergang, Samantha Dobson, Grace Inness, Mrs Athol-Mary Mahoney (Acting Head of McLean House), Samuel Caldow, Wesley Mitchell, Nick Malcher, Harriet Waters, Mr Ahstair Smith, Mrs Cate Tol ABSENT: Mr Michael Gallus, Tom Patterson, James Potter, Maddy Stevens

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010 has been an interesting year to be in Morrison

House. The year began with a great bunch of Year 9S who seemed enthusiastic and ready to participate in anything whether it was sport, music or academically and things looked positive in the brown House. We headed into House Swimming early in Term r and with the likes of Jack Kershaw and Jamie Porter tearing up and down the pool we placed a very respectable 3rd. The next big event to come around was House Music. Having lost a great year level of musicians last year, we all wondered whether we would have the depth to maintain our high level of performance which dominated the competition over previous years. Nevertheless a strong Year I r group showed their talent. Singing a great rendition of Justin Timberlake's Senorita , and the Small Group playing The Killers Somebody Told Me, Morrison placed 4th. With Joe Foley, Charlie Beith, Josh Carr, Kris Verfurth and Sarah Occhino just to name a few, things are surely looking bright for next year's House Music.

Morrison has also contributed well in the wider community again this year, taking on the challenges of revegetating the banks of the Barwon River through their tree planting program. Years 9 through to 12 took time out during long tutorials and lunch to plant trees vital to the health of the river system. At a global scale, Morrison supports a sponsor child through World Vision. To fund this child Morrison held a bake stall on Athletics Day. The homemade stall raised over $400 to a great cause. Special thanks must go to the Gazis family for donating healthy drinks.

There are many people who deserve a round of applause for all the effort they have put in to helping the House run smoothly and effectively. First and foremost is Mr Clifford, our Head of House. Whenever there is an event to organise or an issue to attend to, Mr Clifford is on it, with the best interests of the House in mind. From joining in the cross-country to boosting morale around the Year levels, Mr Clifford can be counted on. The next person we would like to thank is our wonderful tutor Ms Jackman. Ms Jackman took over The next event on the calendar was the reins of Head of House when cross-country. This event can prove Mr Clifford took leave in Term 2. difficult to gain attendees which can She slipped into the role well and cost the House greatly on points, but we wish her best of luck for future Morrison was able to have almost Rosie Walder and Liana Banjanin Wettenhall Head of House duties. To every person in the House complete all our tutors, Mr Jess, Mr Xiao, Mr Andrews and Mrs Maher, the course. Congratulations to Eliza Scott for placing r st in we all appreciate the work you put in and working with us her Age group, helping us greatly to securing 4th place. After during tutes each week. We wish Mrs Maher all the best noticing that morale was low during Term 3 our inspiring throughout the birth of her child. Finally, to our Prefects Head of House Mr Clifford began what would be known as Felicity Bigelow, Emily Bourke, Jack Kershaw and James "Morrison Month" to help the House bond as a group and Holding, thank you very much for helping us organise lift spirits before Athletics Day. The House joined in on various events around the House and ensuring every big many activities such as dodge ball, table tennis and mixing event ran as smoothly as possible. between Year levels over lunch. The efforts payed off and With the amazing talent and determination in the lower by Athletics Day we had every event filled and after holding Year levels, Morrison looks set for some great results in the 1 st position all day slipped to a respectable 3rd place due very near future. We wish you all well for the future. to some very impressive relay events by other Houses. In the minor sports Morrison proved a formidable force. We Jack Hurley and Hannah Welleman were ably led to victory by James Holding in hockey and we Captains came commendable places in football, netball, soccer and basketball where Alana Hocking shone. PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 56

MORRISON HOUSE, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Nathanial Malishev, Kyle Booth, Mitchell Dunstan, Guy Fanning, Nick Sutterby, Rory Fairbairn, Charlie Iredell, Liam

Walder, Adam Guala, Cameron Williams, Jye Osborn, Kristofer Verfurth, James Green, Charlie Beith, Frazer Stewart, Joshua Carr, Jack erry, Paddy Dowling.]amo Porter, Ben Stefanovic, Steffie Thomson 3 RD ROW L-R: Arabella Doery, Emily Baulch, Clara Murphy, Phoebe Brand, Rowan Baldam, Harry Forsyth, Alexander Wilkinson-Beards, oseph Foley, Jake Bertone, Timothy McLean, Caleb Wong, William Baulch, Fred Chai, Thomas Welleman, Patrick Spinazzola, Jack Hosking, ames Hay, Sophie Brand, Jessica Toulmin, Georgina Skuza, Halina Van Kruining 2 ND ROW L-R: Shayden Robinson, Emma Hurley, Eliza Scott, Sophie Shorland, Elena Gazis, Annabelle Chrimes, Rosie Walder, Georgia redell, Hannah Kent-Spark, Lucy Shorland, Naemi Latzer, Alana Hocking, Laura Skoglund, Zara Wilkens, Allanah Freddi, Ryleigh unstan, Billie Rosewall, Katrina Bigelow, Cristina Porto, Liana Banjanin, Clementine Boyd, Jayde Bertone, Dean Barber RaNT ROW L-R: Mr Mark Andrews, Mrs Amanda Jackman, Sarah Occhino, Oliver Kent-Spark, Felicity Bigelow, James Holding, annah Welleman, Mr Dan Clifford (Head of Morrison House), Jack Hurley, Emily Bourke, Jack Kershaw, Rebecca Griffiths, Mr Kevin Jess, rs Amanda Maher, Mr John Xiao

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SHANNON HOUSE his year in Shannon, we were all determined to top our effort of 3rd in the Cronk in 2009 and all year long we achieved win after win in House sporting events. Despite low finishes in tennis, badminton and volleyball, Term I was an outstanding success. We won cricket with outstanding performances from Campbell Bishop and several of the Year I IS and we finished a very respectable 3rd in softball with Eliza Panckridge starring in the role of player/coach. We also pulled out a comefrom-behind win in the swimming sports with Sam Phillips and Laura leading an incredible collection of Age Group championships.

Perhaps the greatest success of the term, and even the year, was our incredible effort in House Music, an event which has by no means been our own through history. Through the musical expertise of Mr Hannah and Audrey Moore, we were able to pull ourselves off the bottom of the ladder where we had languished for the previous three years, and achieve an incredible 3rd placing, to the joy and amazement of all. Shannon once again led the way in 20IO with our community service efforts serving to spread the love through a sale of close to 2000 Valentine's Day carnations. In total, we sold a record number of carnations and raised over $400 to go towards the Haiti Earthquake victims appeal. Thanks have to go to all the Year I2S for giving up their time and helping us spread the love throughout all Year levels. 2 nd Term was when we really hit our stride, dominating the

field in the coveted House rowing despite our IO second

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penalty. The Widdicombe's led the way, allowing us to win our 2 nd rowing trophy in three years. Unfortunately, despite strong performances by Eddie Ablett, Megan Bathern and Matt Perkins, we were only able to achieve 8th place in hockey and a similar result in the netball despite the best efforts of the Year 9 girls. Thanks to Stephan's consistent long range shooting, we were able to absolutely dominate the competition in basketball, beating Coles by a sizeable margin in the final. Our strong performances in major House events also continued with a well-deserved 2 nd place in the cross-country despite some minor setbacks. The highlight of the day came from Charles Barham who took out the Open boys' competition with the best time of the day. In Term 3, Shannon was triumphant both on land and in the water, claiming victory in soccer and water polo. A great victory against Wettenhall in the boys' soccer final was earmarked by solid performances by Aron Jones up forward, and Jack Plowman at the back, a performance we then shortly followed up with a narrow loss to Calvert in the girls' final despite the best efforts of Emily Serle, Georgie Sambell and star goalie Laura Jelfs. The other highlight of the term was from the footballers with a narrow loss to a MacArthur team that spent the last five minutes of the match icing the clock meaning that we had settle for 3rd place. There is one day in the last week of term that has always haunted us. Success in athletics has eluded us for years and this year looked to be no different. Our stronger athletes managed to help pull us through to an

Year 12 Shannon 2010 preparing carnations for the major House fundraiser

'Trent Tomkins and Louisa Bennison at House Swimming

unexpected win however, largely due to great success in the relays. Thanks to an influx of athletic talent through the Year 9S, and the leadership of athletics captains Fraser and Charlie who steered our ship full of gnnrrrrrrrn .... eat pirates to victory. One of the highlights of the day was also found in the chant, with our enthusiasm and energy resulting in yet another top three finish. We would really like to express our thanks to all our reliable tutors, Mr Taylor, Mr Hannah, Mrs Filling, Mrs Bain and Mrs Watson, who have made the running of the House so smooth this year. A special thank you has to go to Madame Chabant who has put up with our antics for the last four years and has made our experiences at this school a thoroughly pleasurable one through her forever optimistic attitude and her organisation of group activities

which have allowed us to really bond as a group. The biggest thanks of all has to go out to the one and only Mr Donovan who has made our running of the House this year so unbelievably easy in what has been a strenuous and frantic time for the Year 12S. His willingness to assist us all, combined with his humorous take on our House assemblies, has been greatly appreciated this year and has made our time here truly unforgettable. All in all, 2010 has been a fantastic year in a fantastic House. Being the first Shannon group in history to win the Cronk has really been the icing on the 2010 cake - now officially the colour blue! Thank you to everyone who participated and Go Shannon for 2011.

SHANNON HOUSE, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Jimmy Tam, Eddie Ablett, Callum Jenkins, Grady Maguire, Tom Chisholm, Max Steinfort, Christopher Nixon, William

Cailes, Jack Plowman, George Chisholm, Cameron Pike, Tom Rogan, Angus Widdicombe, Matt Perkins, Jackson Ramus, James Casey, William Couch, Stefan Osborne, Eamonn Vines, Sam Phillips 3RD ROW L-R: Mia Simson, Billie Fenton, Richard Rollo, Campbell Bishop, Trent Tomkins, Cameron McKenzie, John Simson, Lachie Thoms, Eason Wu, Peter Babiolakis, Dylan McRae-Palmer, Luke Hoey, Matthew McGrath, Alexander Shannon, Alister Maas, Sam Russell, Aron Jones, Lachlan Serle, Matthew Lam, David Jelfs, Katie Plowman, Francoise Hill 2ND ROW L-R: Lucy Bishop, Courtney Andrews, Isabelle Pilon, Ella Fenton, Eliza Panckridge, Ebony Westman, Hannah Morrow, Amy Sheridan, Alexandra Kvant, Rebecca Widdicombe, Kristie Wheal, Maddie Leonard, Coby De Been, Audrey Moore, Emily Serle, Maddy Roberts, Megan Bathem, Chelsea Splatt, Annabelle Shannon FRONT ROW L-R: Ms Veronique Chabant, Mrs Cheryl Watson, Gabrielle Mitchell, Emily Fuller, Charles Barham, Alethea Rose, Ben Cailes, ~r .Gerard Donovan (Head of Shannon House), Laura Jelfs, Louisa Bennison, Fraser Russell, Rachel Lam, Sophie Morrow, Mrs Debbie Fllhng, Mr Phil Taylor ABSENT: Edward Bennison, Mr Peter Hannah, Juliette Jarvis, Campbell McDonald, Hugo Steinfort

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WETTENHALL HOUS ome run fast, some jump high, but Wettenhallians have by the far the most fun, with the conclusion of 20IO marking yet another great year in the fun filled lives of the great golden House. Upon reflection, 20IO proved a successful year for Wettenhall, with some very pleasing results recorded across the spectrum of activities. Regardless of our 8th placing in House music, even the adjudicator had to comment on our enthusiasm and lively rendition of Teenage Dirtbag. Football and debating were great successes with Wettenhall making it to the finals of both events.

Term I began swimmingly with a 4th place in House swimming, to be topped off by a 3rd place in crosscountry. Whilst some Houses may consider this to be an underachievement, we at Wettenhall are able to be proud of our participation, great sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Term 3 came with House Aths, giving us Wettenhallians another chance to show off our eager athleticism and outstanding sense of fun. The school's overwhelming saturation in bright yellow proved Wettenhall House the most passionate and enthusiastic team on campus. Other sporting highlights include a Ist place in football, runner up in soccer and a 3rd placing in House netball. As has come to be expected, Wettenhall also debated extremely well this year and carved up the competition with our exceptional argumentative skills. Although this year wasn't a paramount success, Wettenhallians can be proud of their participation which ranks among the top few at the school.

Stephanie Noble, Mr Lachlan Joyce, Anna Clark, Georgie Bull

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The 2010 Year I2 Wettenhallians give their most sincere thanks to Mrs Gainey for making our last four years at the Senior School so enjoyable, as well as the tutors we've had along the way. Thanks to Mr Parkes and Mme Tymms [Year 9], Ms Ulloa [Year 10], Mr Joyce [Year II] and Mrs Bourke [Year I 2], who have helped make Wettenhall the wonderful home-away-from-home it is today. Sadly, the end of 20IO marks the last year of the fabulous Mrs Gainey's reign as Head of Wet ten hall; she will be sorely missed by all past and current House members and remembered as the ultimate leader behind the proud yellow House. In 2010 Wettenhall has exceeded its reputation as the "fun" House on campus, and we sincerely hope that it continues to live up to its name for the years to come. Wettenhall will be dearly missed by the 2010 school-leavers, but enjoyed by present and future Wettenhallians for years to come. Anna Clark, Jeremy Taylor and Will Bowden Captains

Jordan McFadden, Jeremy Taylor, Brian Rafferty, Bernie Chomley

WETIENHALLHOUSE, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Bryce George, Lachlan Baker, Bernie Chomley, Sam Snarskis, Sam Gore, Daniel McDonald, Brian Rafferty, Stan Lian, Tim Gordon, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Tom Morrison, Ted McDonald, Callen Wade, Douglas Morris, Angus Manning, Alec George, Kris Barton, Harry Jess, Daniel Retman, Andrew Wettenhall 3RD ROW L-R: VIrginia Eddey, Erica White, Lucy Macdonald, Lana Sturm, Jacob Jess, Ross Wettenhall, Thomas Brennan, Jordan McFadden, Anand Ganes, Joel Barton, Shane Jacob, Dean Turnley, Jack Steel, Aaron Derksen, Corey McFadden, Thomas Lever, Stuart Orford, Lachie Chomley, Valeria Acosta Ruiz, Bonnie Sanders, Clodagh Taylor, Claire Rogers 2ND ROW L-R: Emira Rosyada, Courtney Selway, Imogen Nicholson, Grace Clark, Tanya Potter, Sophie Trescowthick, Hannah Chirnside, Savanna Sharrock, Annaliese Lawry, Georgia Hughes, Mirja Pueschel, Lucy Heath, Laura Walker, Madeleine Steel, Benz Ymgyoud, Bronte Thornton, Philippa Weetman, Lucy Hughes, Georgia Mellross, Meaghan Eddey, Vanda Fletcher, Kirra Greig, Lilli Cashman FR~NT ROW L-R: Mr Lachlan Joyce, Ms Louise Bourke, Georgie Bull, Stephanie Noble, Lily Chirnside, Erin Collins, Anna Clark, Mrs Julie Gamey (Head of Wetten hall House) Jeremy Taylor, Will Bowden, Lachie Morrison, Mark D'Altera, James White, Mrs Agnes 1}rmms, Ms GUlllerrnina U1loa, Mr Tim Parkes ABSENT: Maxwell Varley

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MACKIE HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Smith TUTORS: Mr M Andrews, Mr Fraser, Mrs A Maher, Mr M Terry MATRONS: Mrs M Bridges, Mrs J Jeffreys CAPTAIN: Jordan McFadden PREFECTS: Daniel Van De Pol, William Sloane, Kelvin Ng, Johnathon Waterhouse

010 marks the end of another chapter in the

continuing saga of Mackie House. As another group of Year I2S leave, another takes their place. The journey for the Year I2S of 2010 began with one lonely Year 9 in Johnathon Waterhouse with the numbers growing over four years into the strong group of friends that is the unique crew of Year I2S who leave Mackie this year. Over the years Mackie has transformed us from mischievous young boys into hard working men ready to take on the real world. As we reflect on our final year in Mackie we see that it has been a roller coaster ride. While it is inevitable that some of us may be looking forward to being able to get out of the daily routine that comes with Mackie life, from waking up and having to attend breakfast that many, including yours truly, find challenging, to the weekly soccer games and the infamous hedgehog night, Mackie has not only been a shelter but a place where we have grown and matured. Mackie would not be such a homely place to be without the nurturing care that we get from our surrogate mothers, Mrs Jeffreys and Mrs Bridges. I would also like to thank Mr Terry, Mr Andrews, Mrs Maher and Mr Fraser who, rain, hail or shine, are always there to see us through the day. Thanks should also be extended to Mr Mahon and the Boarding Parents Committee who, throughout the year, have put in countless hours of effort into ensuring that Mackie is as pleasurable and comfortable as possible, especially with the recent refurbishments that many of

us now take for granted. While the memories of early morning fire alarms are indelibly printed on our memories, it is comforting to know that safety is a high priority. No Mackie report would be complete without mentioning the man behind scenes pulling the strings to make sure that each day goes off without a hitch; from bacon and eggs on special occasions to the tiring job of weekend leave, Head of Mackie Mr Smith is only ever a stone's throwaway. I would also like to thank my fellow prefects Daniel, Will, Johnno and Kelvin, without whom many great events and activities just would not happen. The Mackie Thvia Night, for example, where we were able to raise enough funds to bring a Tanna Islander to Australia to learn vital skills that will be imperative to his community, with which the College shares a strong relationship. The Prefects also organised House cricket, football, Dark Zone and the now legendary Mackie Man competition. Mackie House has a bright future in the steady hands of Eddie Ablett, and his team, Golf, Merce, Ross and Oscar. So while the Year I2S days in Mackie are drawing to a close,

r hope that it is not the end to an exciting future that is about to take a detour. Who knows where it will lead or where it will end up, but one thing is certain and that is that the memories that r and the other the Year I2S have forged in our time at Mackie will be carried with us for many years to come. Jordan McFadden Captain

MACKIE HOUSE, 2010

4TH ROW L-R: Thomas Brennan, Nick Bedford, Stan Lian, Alexander Wood, Lachie Momson, Matthew Yang, Taraia Meehan, Luke Hoey, Brian Rafferty, Padraic McGuire, Nelson Taylor, William Couch, James Christou, Will May, Angus McKindlay 3RD ROW L-R: Edwin Lau, Andrew Wettenhall, Caleb Wong, Oscar Robinson, Timothy McLean, Han Wen Liu, Corey McFadden, Oliver Wood, Matthias Baehr, Frederick Chan, Eddie Ablett, Will Sloane, Eason Wu, Ross Wettenhall 2ND ROW L-R: Mark Pisankitvanich, Jimmy Tam, Rowan Baldam, GolfPisankitvanich, Dixon Wu, Sam Zhang, Fred Chai, Miles Temple, Alex Hubbert, Simon He, Merce Laohavisit, Daniel Retman, George Cameron, David Jelfs, Manuel Nuemberger FRONT ROW L-R: Daniel Van De Pol, Johnathon Waterhouse, Mrs Amanda Maher, Mrs Julie Jeffreys, Mr Greg Smith (Head of Mackie House) Mrs Mandy Bridges, Mr Mark Andrews, Jordan McFadden, Kelvin Ng

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MOSSGIEL HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms C Matthews HOUSE CAPTAIN: Marina Farmer TUTORS: Amanda Jackman, Casey Tomkins, Paul Conway, Susan Stamenic, Stephanie Guy. MATRONS: Valerie Dunstone and Susan Stamenic P REFECTS: Lily Chirnside (Vice Captain)

his year, Mossgielians were present in the many events that College had to offer such as in the musical "The Wiz" and the Year I 2 production of "Dirty Linen". The girls could also go on other outings such as a shopping day in Sorrento, or ice skating at the new rink in South Bank We enjoyed the boarders' Tennis Day held on Rankin Field, and the annual soccer match on Mackie oval was a great success, unfortunately Urbans were unable to create back to back victory, going down to the Rurals in the final minutes of the game with a great goal from Georgie Walmsley. Everyone was very busy in Term 2 with mid-year exams and Term 3 came around quicker than expected, and everyone enjoyed the midyear formal in the Dining Hall. All Mossgielians got into the spirit of competition by supporting our favourite team and wearing their colours. The trip to Lome this year was a great success, although some came back a bit redder than others. It was a great day for everyone to start getting to know each other and just relax before the busy year of school ahead.

This year saw a lot of other new activities for many different age groups to indulge in. Thursday nights this year saw an Art House Movie night, held by Ms Jackman and Mrs Andrews. The Year I IS this year were also able to go to Mokboree for a leadership camp, which has set the standard very high for next year's Prefects. The House was thrilled to be treated to a showing of "Jersey Boys"

in Melbourne one evening. The night included dinner in Melbourne and a few people were lucky enough to meet some of the actors afterwards. As Term 4 came around, we all looked forward to the annual "Unit Music" with all of the units showing off their musical capabilities and dance moves. Unit I &2 showed off a comedic reproduction of It wasn't me while Unit 3&6 rocked out TIk Tok. Unit 4&5 sang to their hearts content with One TIme, while Unit is performance of Love Lost was running through our minds all night. Neville, the prestigious unit music trophy, now resides in Unit 3&6, while Unit I and 2 scraped into equal second place with Unit 7. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the tutors for all their hard work this year, Casey Tomkins, Susan Stamenic, Amanda Jackman, Paul Conway and Steph Guy. The Mossgiel Matron's Valerie Dunstone and Susan Stamenic do a fantastic job and look after the girls very well. A final thank you must go to the Head of House Ms Matthews and Mr Mahon as Director of Boarding. Marina Farmer Captain

MOSSGIEL HOUSE, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Pae JuIpansak, Annaliese Lawry, Hannah Welleman,

Maddie Leonard, Ellie Watson, Victoria Lucas, Mirja Pueschel, Naerni Latzer, Mia Morrow, Lizzie Mackay, Savanna Sharrock, Benz Ymgyoud 3RD ROW L-R: Sophie Trescowthick, Cara McKinstry, Morgan Olszak, Harriet Fraser, Jacqui Grange, Laura Jelfs, Chelsea Splatt, Megan Bathem, Lizzie Walmsley, Sarah Sturges, Helen Schlemminger 2ND ROW L-R: Wli Cashman, Demi Della-Porta, Alisa Song, Lucy Macdonald, Samantha Lim, Phillip a Cole, Georgina Walmsley, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Kirra Greig, Annabel Sloane, Alexa Bedford, Edwina Johnstone FRONT ROW L-R: Ms Casey Tomkins, Emira Rosyada, Claire Arundell, Lily Chimside, Ms Carolyn Matthews (Head of Mossgiel House), Marina Farmer, Arabella Doery, Erica Robinson, Mrs Amanda Jackman ABSENT: Mr Paul Conway, Tanya Potter, Olivia Skinner, Ms Susan Stamenic

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MUSIC

SENIOR SCHOOL CONCERT BAND, 201 0 3RD ROW L-R: Fiona Barton, Aubrey Comben, Stuart Orford, Jack McGowan, Peter Angliss, Tim Gordon, Luke McGowan, James White, Nelson Wang, Andrew White, Brigitte Russell, Derni Della-Porta, Georgia Pugh 2ND ROW L-R: Matthew Lamont, Caitlyn Humphreys, Audrey Moore, Alan Thomas, Rachel Odam, Tailah Griffin, George Threadgold, Patrick Spinazzola, Clara Murphy, Clodagh Taylor, Angus Manning, Jade Clutterbuck, Olivia Foy, Claire Arundell FRONT ROW L-R: Han 1hnh, Maeve Rolland, Helen Schlemminger, Anna Morris, Georgie Bull, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Peter Hannah, Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Claire Allinson, Jacqui Grange, Katherine Monotti, Danielle Roberts, Gabrielle Mitchell ABSENT: Holly Shelley, William Shelley, Melody Philpott, Byron Fisher-Kolosa TUTORS: Mr M Thacker, Mr P Hannah, Mrs Natalie Cowdel1, Mr Michael Wilding (Absent), Mr M Irwin (Absent), Mr B Dawson (Absent)

CAMPBELL HOUSE MUSIC

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here were many musical highlights at Campbell House this year and the students are enthusiastic musicians who share a passion for singing and creating music. Open Day was a very special event where families were invited to watch an open rehearsal of the Mini-Singers and Year 3 Singing Sensations. The Music/ Drama Evenings in Terms I and 2 featured Year 3 students performing as soloists, singing as a choir and presenting role plays based on the values of respect and honesty from our important program 'Bounce Back.' Highlights of the Easter Service included the musical item by our Middle School guests the Secondary Girls' Choir and the inspirational singing by Campbell House students of 'All things Bright and Beautiful.'

In Term 2 the choirs delighted parents and students at both the Campbell House and the Middle School assemblies and their sweet tone, clear diction and showstopping actions were highlighted. Year 2 children and families attended an energetic and exciting evening hosted by the Adelaide Dance Company 'Footsteps' at the end of Term 2. After an opening rap about healthy living, the students launched into dance routines and movement to music with complex choreography.

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This year we had the opportunity to watch professional singers from Oz Opera perform the oratorio 'Sid the Serpent' and the students were amazed by their excellent voices. The Foundation Concert featured a performance by the String Orchestra combined with the Intermediate Strings, capably conducted by Mr Gerard Mack. The Year I Music Evening focused on foot-tapping and folk dancing as children and adults alike moved in time to the bush band 'Shenanigans.' The final Music Evening celebrated a year of rehearsals and performances for the Mini-Singers, Year 3 Singing Sensations, the String Orchestra and the Year 2 String

students. This entertaining concert showcased beautiful singing, nimble-fingered string technique and a genuine love and pride for their musical achievements.

were truly a delight to listen to. Our students have also achieved excellent results in AMEB exams, Eisteddfods and other public performances throughout the year.

The Nativity Play 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 r Nativity Play. The Year 3 students finished their year at the Final Assembly singing the very apt song 'We're the Future of Tomorrow.'

The Music Department rocks during school hours too. Year 4 began with an investigation of the quirky Lemony Snickett book 'The Composer Is Dead', exploring the instruments of the orchestra and attending an entertaining adaption performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. The composer is apparently alive and well it would appear if the energetic Year 4 'Enviro CD' release is anything to go by. Year 5 have brought their instrumental skills into the classroom, exploring notation and arranging, and the rich tapestry of music from the countries of their ancestors. Year 6 students, immersed in their media year, enjoyed developing skills with the software 'Garage Band' while the Year 7S have found 'The Musician in Me' through their keyboard, guitar and singing experiences. Year 8 have analysed Film Music and explored the world of Jazz.

Mrs Karen Fyffe

MI DD LE SCHOOL MUSIC Ensembles this year began in style with an early Mokborree Day, during which students were able to enjoy playing together and getting to know new faces amidst the beauty of Wens leyda Ie. From this wonderful start to the sparkling, energetic performances of Foundation Concert, it has been a strong year for our ensembles. Music Evenings have hosted the performances of one Stage Band, two Concert Bands, three Orchestras, four Choirs, six Chamber groups and dozens of soloists. The commitment of r60 students to these ensembles and a dedicated group of tutors and directors has led to a most harmonious demonstration of teamwork. It was also the inaugural year for our Chamber Music Concert, an intimate stage for performances from a talented group of individual soloists and small groups who

Community and Music go hand in hand. We have been privileged to share our music making on a number of occasions this year. The Primary Choirs undertook a joint workshop with St Michael's Grammar in St Kilda. The String Stars gave a shining performance at the IPSHA Festival in Melbourne, performing proudly amongst nine other Melbourne schools in a rich and entertaining program. The Concert Band performed well at the Geelong

SENIOR SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Demi Della-Porta, Caitlyn Humphreys, Mr Michael Thacker, Jack McGowan, Alan Thomas, Luke McGowan, Andrew White,

Stuart Orford, Tom Carman, Callum Narita 2ND ROW L-R: Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Lexie Ragg, Brigitte Russell, Nicola Riley, Nicholas Fulton, Ian Blair, Lauren Heyward, Dorothy Tang, Francoise Hill, Arabella Doery, Matthew Lam, Claire Arundell FRONT ROW L-R: Georgie Bull, Anna Morris, Audrey Moore, Ellen Porter, Mr Gerard Mack, Fiona Riley, Georgia Pugh, Fiona Barton, Mr Peter Hannah ABSENT: Ally Luppino, Lily Pipkom, Samuel Porter TUTORS: Mrs U Kamburowski, Mr M Thacker, Mr G Mack, Mr P Hannah, Ms E Anderson (Absent), Mr I Barter (Absent), Mr B Dawson (Absent), Ms E Jenner (Absent), Mr M Irwin (Absent), Mrs S Porter (Absent), Mr G Tigani (Absent)

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S E NIOR SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA, 2010 2 N D ROW L-R: Arabella Doery, Tom Cannan, Nicola Riley, Nicholas Fulton, Ian Blair, Callum Narita, Lauren Heyward, Francoise Hill,

Matthew Lam FRO NT ROW L-R: Fiona Riley, Dorothy Tang, Lexie Ragg, Mr Gerard Mack, Mrs Urszula Kamburowski, Theresa von Saunna-Jeltsch, Ellen

Porter ABSENT: Jake Booth, Yanda Fletcher, Ally Luppino, Lily Pipkom, Samuel Porter, Emma Ring, Lucy Watson TUTORS: Mr G Mack, Mrs U Kamburowski, Ms E Jenner (Absent), Ms E Anderson (Absent), Mrs S Porter (Absent), Mr I Barter (Absent) ACCO MPAN IST: Mrs K Sullivan (Absent)

Wind Bands Showcase. The primary students provided a varied and energetic concert for the elderly within the Geelong community at the Senior Citizens' Concert, beautifully hosted by the Year 6 students. The Foundation Concert was, as always, an opportunity to showcase the impressive musicianship of our student community. It was also wonderful to draw our school community together to celebrate the coming of Christmas with our annual Carols by Candlelight. It has been a marvellous year for Middle School music. Ms Stephanie Nicholls & Mrs Leanne McCartney

SENIOR SCHOOL MUSIC Our Senior School musicians have had another busy year and are to be congratulated for their commitment to achieving excellence in a wide variety of choral and instrumental ensembles. There have been some outstanding solo performances showcased at our Music Evenings each term and the impressive development of the class ensembles was also demonstrated on these occasions. My particular thanks go to all the staff involved in tutoring groups with a wide range of student proficiencies and interests.

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Some highlights: • The Stage Band participated in the 'Generations In Jazz' Festival held in Mt Gambier and this year they were awarded 2nd place in Division 3, their highest achievement to date, and Luke McGowan (Year I2) was recognised far his great baritone saxophone playing gaining a place in the Division 3 Super Band. The Stage Band gained Ist place in their first appearance at the Geelong Show Bands Competition and Emira Rosyada (Year I r) was awarded 3rd place as solo vocalist with the band. • The VET music course was established for the first time this year, providing students with a broader range of options in Years I I and I 2. The students also participated in the annual Kool Skools Competition and 'Kritter and the Thieves' (Kristofer Verfurth, Joseph Foley and Charles Beith) gained the award for Best Pop-Rock Song. • The Concert Band played at the GeelongWind Bands Showcase in Costa Hall, Deakin University together with bands from other Geelong schools, receiving valuable feedback from guest adjudicators from the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors' Association.

SENIOR SCHOOL STAGE BAND, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Jack McGowan, Alan Thomas, Luke McGowan, Andrew White, Nelson Wang 2ND ROW L-R: Clodagh Taylor, Mr Michael Thacker, Aubrey Comben, Stuart Orford, Brigitte Russell, Audrey Moore, Nicolas Molyneux, Olivia Fay FRONT ROW L-R: Rachel Odam, Tailah Griffin, Fiona Barton, Mr Peter Hannah, Georgia Pugh, Claire Arundell, Emira Rosyada TUTORS: Mr M Thacker, Mr P Hannah, Mr G Tigani (Absent)

• The House Music competition, held at the end of Term I, was adjudicated by Mr James Hunt and allowed all students the chance to prepare a wide range of challenging and entertaining material. Congratulations to the 20IO winners, McArthur House. • The Foundation Concert showcased performances from the Concert Band, the String & Symphony Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir. Dorothy Tang (Yn 2) performed a movement from Bruch's Violin Concerto, accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra and Nicola Riley performed a movement from Bach's Violin Concerto in A minor with the String Orchestra. • The Carols by Candlelight, presented this year at The Arena, featured performances from both our Massed and Senior School Choirs, under the capable direction of Ms Lisa Breen.

I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Friends of Music, chaired by Mrs Robyn Pugh, for assistance in purchasing equipment for each campus, providing suppers for Music Evenings and maintaining the Musical Instrument Register that allows families an opportunity to purchase or sell second-hand instruments. I would like to thank all our senior students, especially our departing Year 12 cohort, ably represented by Music Captain Luke McGowan and Co-Vice Captains Claire Arundell and Brigette Russell, for their contributions to the musical life of the school this year. Mr Mark Irwin Director of Music

• The second 'Battle of the Bands' was held in Term 3 and was well supported by groups, large and small.

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SENIOR SCHOOL CHOIR, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Lauren Heyward, Jacqui Grange, Ellen Porter, George Threadgold, Luke McGowan, James White, Fiona Barton, Savanna

Sharrock, Ellie McEvoy 2ND ROW L-R: Lucy Walsh, Katherine Monotti, Ebony Westman, Audrey Moore, Stuart Orford, Nicholas Fulton, Tom Carman, Charlie Medic, Lexie Ragg, Georgia Pugh , Lucy Campbell, Danielle Roberts FRONT ROW L-R: Erica White, Ally Luppino, Taneesha Plummer, Julia Colman, Mr David Van Elst, Ms Lisa Breen, Anna Morris, Demi DellaPorta, Emma Ring, Olivia Foy ABSENT: Hannah Chirnside, Lachie Chomley, Riley Dye, Paris Kontelj , Brydie Murrihy, Hannah Peace, Thea Philip, Lily Pipkom, Sophie Radalj TUTORS: Mr D Van Elst, Ms L Breen ACCOMPANIST: Mrs K Sullivan (Absent)

SECONDARY BOYS CHOIR, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Tom Roe, Benjamin Malone, James Ragg, Mitchell Dowling, Euan Bums, Keaghan Kennedy, Brandon Clutterbuck, Mitchell

Goninon 2ND ROW L-R: Tom Shembrey, Sam Hvidberg, Zac Yeaman, Samuel Porter, Hamish Russell, Davis George, Elliott Grossnickle FRONT ROW L-R: Aidan Symons, Lachlan Minahan, Harrison O'Brien, Darcy Narita, Thomas Neerhut, William Carr, William Tol, Hamish

Bulford STAFF: Leanne McCartney (Conductor) ABSENT: James Hunt (Accompanist) , Alexander Blight, Joss Russell, Yvette Jenner (Thtor), Mark Irwin (Thtor)

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CONCERT BAND, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Natalie Collett, Isabelle Bennison, Matthew Appelbe, Jackson Breer, Thomas McGowan, Mike Moore, Douglas Hom, Emily Fyffe, Genevieve Polic, Eliza Fordham, Harshini Baskaran, 3RD ROW L-R: Lucy Fyffe, Isobel Bobbera, Zac Yeaman, Hugh Neerhut, Euan Bums, Zoe Dixon, Joanna Billings, Tom Roe, Connor Forsyth 2ND ROW L-R: Jock Slattery, Jack Johnston, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Toby Profitt, Brandon Clutterbuck, Wendy Zhu, Eliza McGrath, Katie-Rose Campbell, Kevin Ni, Matthew Jackman FRONT ROW L-R: Tom Shembrey, Tiahna Proebstl, Shannessy Ward, Summer Russell, Morgan Perry, Nina Brown, Hamish Bulford, Mark Kovacev: STAFF: Natalie Cowdell (Conductor), Michael Thacker (Tutor) ABSENT: Gary Tigani (Conductor), Thomas Neerhut, Louis Molyneux, Philippa Thome, Erin Bourke, Stuart Armitage (Tutor) , Brad Dawson (Tutor), Suzanne Moodie (Tutor), Michael Wilding (Tutor), Nathan Wilson (Tutor)

ROCK BAND, 2010 L-R: Harry Booth, Keaghan Kennedy, Hamish Russell, Zachary Plumridge, Julian Kenny, Connor Forsyth, ABSENT: Isaac Barter (Director)

BEGINNER BAND, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Nicholas Proebstl, Thomas Deahl, Andrew Goldsack, Fergus Laidlaw, Michael Mawson FRONT ROW L-R: Anson Ni, Aleisha Mauderer, Mitchell Dowling, Mardi Stapleton, Matthew Deahl, William Thacker, Edward Arundell ABSENT: Luke Bottoms, Sam Hvidberg STAFF: Michael Thacker (Conductor), Karen Fyffe (Tutor)

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SECONDARY GIRlS' CHOIR, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: jessica Serrombe. Emily Angliss. Charlotte Crawford. Isadora Hanley. Shaan Blythe. phoebe Niven. Alexandra Lever FRONT ROW L-R: Olivia Clark. Shani Watson. Emma Threadgold, Grace Forshaw. Sophie Klein. Rose Jennett, Angelica Wootton. Nina Brown STAFF: Stephanie Nicholls (Conductor) ABSENT: Gary Ugani (Accompanist). Lucy Allinson. Philippa Thome. Elizabeth TIndall fl\.ttor)

SHOW BAND, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: jackson Breer. Connor FOrsyth, Mike Moore. Euan Bums, Thomas McGowan, Hugh Neerhut: FRONT ROW L-R: Brandon Clutterbuck. Keaghan Kennedy, Douglas Hom, Zoe Dixon. Matthew Appelbe. Zac Yeaman, 10m Roe ABSENT: Gary ngani (Conductor)

STARUGHT ORCHESTRA. 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Isabella Xu. Emily AngIiss. Rebecca Finlay, Alice McGregor. Ebony Sefton. Alexandra Lever 2ND ROW L-R: Emma Threadgold. Harnish Russell. Georgina Calvert. Madalyn Colman. Samuel Porter FRONT ROW loR: Shani Watson. Megan Wallace. Tansy Pereira. Keaghan Kennedy. Stewan Saunders. Geo/gle Unkenstein, Olivia Clark STAFF: Stephanie Nicholls {Conductor} ABSENT:james Hunt (Accompanist). Urszu!a Kamburowski [futor}

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4TH ROW l·R: Scarlette Hayden. Jessica Malone. Molly Cole. jackson Williams. Noah Gray. Samuel Rowbonom, jess Viynhoven, Zara Burrell. jacoub Kahwagl 3RD ROW l ·R: Em!!Y Baxter. Q,orgina Ed~l~ura Bettess. Millie French. Astrid cnaJic. Imogen Duff. Anneliese jones. Imogen Camput:ll. Mrs Karen Fyffe. 2ND ROW l·R: Grace Taylor. Thomas Bennett-Hullin, jake NoclcIes, Xavier Potter, Patrick Ryan, Thomas Wtlliams, lsabelle Polic. Cassidy Bradshaw FRONT ROW loR: Emma Mahon, Maeve Ryan, Isabella MacGinley, Sarah Solly, Matilda Poner Maeve Brandt,jasmin Hecker ABSENT: Mrs Melinda Bell

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3RD ROW l·R: Michaela Ryan, Sunone Brown, Neve Horvat, Emma Corell. Chloe wynter. Angela Morris. Grace Stewart, Thomas Murray, Zara Edgar 2ND ROW l·R: Aurelia Pereira, Maysie Sadler. SUzanne Baxter, Lucinda Milner. Cary Foley, Eliza Santaiuda, Rachael Goy. Phoebe Naylor. Alexander Blight FRONT ROW l oR: Brianna Perry, Rebecca McGrath, Endre Padanyi, Darwie Fang, Eve Braslis, Eve Calder. Faith Smith. Issy Thomas. Claudia Rose. Katherine Sercomoe STAFF: Gerard Mack {Conductor} ABSENT: Kae SUllivan {Accompanist}. Isaac Barter (J\Jtor), Carmel [futor}. Y""ttejenner [futor}, JtWny Palmer·Morgan [futor}, WUlanson-IBe81'Cls

CAMPBEll. HOUSE ORCHESTRA, 2010 4TH ROW l -R: james Lawrie, Angus jackman. Benjamin Lynch. Luke Derksen, Max Piroch, Toby Naylor, Matthew Thacker, Douglass BeII. 3RD ROW L-R: Emily O'Byrne, Astrid cnaJic, lana Bulford, Grace Carroll, Q,orgia Karavitis, jess Wynhoven, Georgina Edgar, Mrs Karen Fyffe 2ND ROW l oR: Celine Fang. Georgia Adams, Laura Ryan, Makenzie Coop, Elizabeth Nowicki. Niamh Potter. Emma Mahon. Emily Baxter FRONT ROW L-R: Jacinta Padanyi, Harriet Jennett, Molly Cole, Madeleine MacGinley. Madeline Landos ABSENT: Mr Gerard Mack, Ms Emily Anderson. Ms Yvette jenner. Ms Robyn Wilkinson Beards, Ms Ayrlie Lane

INTERMEDIATE STRINGS, 2010 3RD ROW L·R: Neve Bourke, john Bobbera, Penelope Blight, Charlotte Midgley, Ava Corell, Sam calder, Elaine Ly 2ND ROW L·R: Mia Griffith,l.ayli Rahmanian, Behlana Robinson, Samuel Malone, Courmey Bartlett, Isabel Sayers, 1l'avis Couchman, Alexander Crowe FRONT ROW L·R: Max Mahon, Emma Daly. Nyah Burrell, Auryn Holmes, Grace O'Brien, Luke Perry, Samuel Peace, Isabella Dalrymple STAFf: Emily Anderson (Conductor), Melinda Bell (Accompanist) ABSENT:janelle Kratzman nutor), Isaac Barter nutor), Sarah Poner nutor)

PRIMARY BOYS CHOIR, 2010 2ND ROW L·R: Samuel Peace, Alexander O'Byrne, Oscar Malone, james Campbell, Ca ry Foley, Ethan Gubbels, Oliver Manton, Blake Coutts FRONT ROW L·R: Kelly Hughes, Leo Hanley, Thomas Milner, Fin Gekas, Sam Calder, james Bennett·Hullin, Endre "Padanyi, Samuel Malone, Oliver Nockles STAFF: Melinda Bell (Conductor) ABSENT:james Hunt (Accompanist), james Thome

PRIMARY GIRLS CHOIR, 2010 3RO ROW L·R: Aurelia Pereira, jade Kurien, Charlotte Midgley, Grace Smith, Chloe Wynter, Lucinda Milner, Summer Russell, Phoebe Naylor 2ND ROW L·R: Isabel Sayers, I~ Thomas, Eve Calder, Lucy Fyffe, Angela Morris, Ellie ''1'n!toven,1'ahlia Rowoottom, Simone Brown FRONT ROW L·R: KaitlJ.II Ward, Mia Griffith, Emma Daly, Veronica Nockles, Felidty Heyward, Laura Blundy jones, Falth Smith, Michaela Ryan, Courmey Bartlett, Elaine Ly, Behlana Itobinson STAFF: Karen Fyffe (Conductor) ABSENT: Sue Buchan (Accompanist), India Watson

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he Geelong College Senior School Production of Charlie Small's multi award winning 1975 musical The Wiz was a kaleidoscope of colour and movement. The dynamic direction of Lachy Joyce and Deb Hynes saw a massive and talented cast decorate the stage in shades of Kansas sepia, Munchkin multi coloured mufti and startling Emerald city green. This updated and vocally challenging version of the classic Wizard of Oz was a perfect vehicle for its young enthusiastic and disciplined cast. Gabi Billing in the demanding central role was an appealingly vulnerable and powerfully voiced Dorothy. Her clever and indefatigable canine friend Toto was played with great gusto and credence by Edwina Johnstone and Ellie Mclvoy sang the part of Aunt Em beautifully. The ingredients that made the original all black production a hit were adapted beautifully to regional Australia.

shop worker, everyone played their part with aplomb. The choreography by Karen Sunderland was varied, energetic and interesting: alternately creating tornadoEs; a particularly joyous rendition of Brand New Day or spookily menacing Kalidahs. The succession of well performed solos and ensemble pieces showed the depth and polish of the production. Linda Gallus' inventive costumes were quirky, original, clever and gorgeous to behold. Gerard Mack is to be highly congratulated upon the consummate professionalism of his orchestra which underpinned the success of the whole event. His musical direction was masterly and the sound produce t was superb. The sets too were brilliant. I had to keep reminding myself that this was amateur theatre the production elements were so polished and visually appealing. Designer Simon Benz and the set constructir n team created a stunning scenery. Lighting by Shane Haugh was highly effective and innovative and the program by Camille Jeffreys a thing of beauty and a worthy souvenir of a great opening night.

Once out of Kansas and into Oz we were introduced to the wonderfully boneless, sweetly singing scarecrow Ebony Westman, a hilariously'gTUff and cowardly leonine Matthew Lamont and a silver voiced Addy Dunkley Smith whose luminous Tin Man was a show stealer. As for the witches, a patch work clad Grace Cheatley was a wonderfully zany and musical Addaperle and Katherine Monotti revealed her inner witch frighteningly convincingly in a marvellously wicked and powerful Evillene. Lucy Campbell was an ethereal Glinda and Jeremy Edwards an alternately commanding and meek but always vocally assured Wiz. Special mention must also be made of Riley Dye's idiosyncratic gate keeper and the comic chief winged monkey James M lch~r.

performance is so seamless and uniform in its appeal. Cast, crew and musicians sent the first night audience out into a wet spring night belie,mg>in magic, ready to recommend the purchase of tickets for the ensuing performances.

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FULFILLING LIVES TANNA n our trip to Tanna Island, Vanuatu, we found ourselves in many unfamiliar situations. Throughout the two weeks away from home we taught people about our country and our lives, and learned a great deal about those in whose country we were temporarily residing. We heard stories and told our own.

There was much to learn when two cultures mix that are so very different. While we wake up in the morning at around T30 to get ready and start school at 8:45 in the morning and finish at 3:30 in the afternoon, the students of Lenakel Presbyterian College in Tanna wake up every morning at 5:00 to sing and to pray. Afterwards, they complete their chores and have breakfast in time to commence school at T30, at which time I am not usually even out of bed' By the time many students on Tanna have finished school for the day, they have not only spoken the common language, Bislama, but also a local language, as well as French and English. Not only was school life in Tanna very different from our own, but there were many values, customs and simple gestures to which it took us time to become accustomed. For instance, we would see two men holding hands walking down the street, with long rugged knives in their other hands. Our buddies woke up at 5:00 every morning to sing

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and be thankful for what they have, which in a material sense seemed like very little. We said 'hello' to every single person we encountered on the street. Absolutely everybody we met was happy and kind to us, and each other. Being away from home, in such a different country, was a magnificent experience for all of us. I have learned to be happy with what I have, and to be friendly and kind and helpful to everybody, even if they are not usually people with whom I would usually spend time. I have learned to be thankful for everything that I have that so many people around the world do not. Thea Philip Year 10

HALOM: HERE AND THERE

hiS year's Shalom trip was another wonderful experience and the first time the group had lived at a site off campus. The students who travelled to Townsville and the group that came to us in May shared the richness of many activities. Perhaps my greatest learning experience throughout the partnerships that have grown in many ways has been learning to listen. In so many ways 2010 is good time to ask where are we now?

Mr David Curnow Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator

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DESERT TRACKS: A REFLECTO N

t had been a long day of travelling, and being in the air for four hours had made me tired. Finally, though, I had reached my destination: my house. Not home, because it didn't feel so much like home anymore. I had been in the outback for a week, sleeping under the stars, spending the whole time with school friends, learning about a culture that knows the land so much better than we do. It seemed such a shock to arrive back at this place, where it was just my parents and I.

I went to bed pretty soon after arriving home. It was a change from sleeping under the bright night sky, with the chatter and rustle of people around me. I was alone in a pitch dark room, on an unnaturally soft mattress, under an uncomfortably thick and warm doona. It struck me then, as I lay considering, that we live such unnatural lives. On our Desert Tracks adventure, we discovered a people who had developed an intimate knowledge of, and connection with, their country. Not only can we 'commune with the outdoors' when we visit their places, but we can listen to people's stories and way of living there. This helps us to understand the land better. We can relate their creation stories to the land. We who live in houses don't move around a great deal; we don't hunt for or find our own food; we get sick and stressed - we have definitely lost something. I have decided

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that human nature is designed for a life of hunting and gathering in a tightly-knit social unit. We remove ourselves from that so far, we scarcely realise it has happened until we experience a way of life that is natural. Westernisation has ruptured traditional culture. There is no longer a need to know the land, to know how to find food and water, to know how to hunt, to respect the spirits, to know everyone. Western civilization is not working well for indigenous people on their traditional lands at the moment, not only because their remoteness means lack of employment, but also because the government is not listening to the people. The lives that many of these people lead are unfulfilled, which is unfortunate. From a sombre note, I moved on to reflect on what had been a great experience. The kindness, organisation and thoughtfulness of the Desert Tracks staff was outstanding, and really helped me and my fellow travellers to get a feel for the desert and its people. Thank you to all involved for a wonderful experience. Alan Thomas Yr 10

LITTLE DESERT: B OLOGY F ELD TR P he Little Desert is located 375 km north-west of Melbourne, below Nhill and above the Grampians. On August 6, 43 students and 4 staff set off on coaches to what was to be a remarkable journey, and a compelling and interesting experience. One of the true highlights of 2010

1\vo lies were hidden in the name 'Little Desert: Firstly, it was not little! It spans over 1300 square kilometres, composed of shrub land containing a vast array of flora and fauna . Secondly, it was not a desert, having well above the annual rainfall required for an area to be called a desert. So off we went, not knowing what to expect or what was ahead. One of the first things I noticed was the lack of, well, the heat. We stayed at the Little Desert Lodge where our host; Graham, was fantastic and offered a wealth of knowledge of the area to us during our stay there. One of my first memories upon arrival was that of an emu just wandering around the resort, as well as kangaroos of all ages and sizes, all demonstrating the connection between man and wild at this amazing place. The mixture of Year lOS and I IS quickly tightened to become a close-knit family during our time there, all sharing the same passion and interest in biology. The teachers also formed part of this special group. What initially appeared to be a barren landscape was revealed to us, under the guidance and support of the staff, both College and external, to be an abundant ecosystem. Our nature walks within the park showed us a great deal about the requirements needed to live in such an environment, from subterranean mice to fire-resistant trees. Soils too, were proven to be an interesting topic, taking up more pages of the ever growing report we spent our evenings tirelessly writing. We learnt of the different kinds of soils and the plant life they can support. One of the key reasons for going was the study of adaptations, which we were learning about in the labs back at College. Learning about structural, physiological or behavioural adaptations out of our textbooks is one thing, but actually seeing these adaptations in real life and understanding the simple logic behind them is another.

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The trip really demonstrated these evolutionary changes and the significance they play on environments. One of the most exciting moments of the camp was when we got to see the elusive Mallee Fowl up close in the wild. This amazing bird became the subject of many hours' worth of scrutiny during our night-time homework. Whilst the work we did at the camp was long and arduous, it was enjoyable and interesting. It really showed what we were capable of doing and it was a great achievement to hand in our reports on the last evening and rest our tired bodies for the trip home the following day. Our activities were interesting and had the whole group involved. We studied the flora of areas using quadrats and transects, a new experience for all of us. Graham showed us all about bird catching and banding and the steps required to safely complete this process. His enthusiasm throughout the camp was contagious and passed throughout the group almost instantaneously. One night we had the option to take part in a night walk to see what exactly was out there. Whilst we studied the native flora and fauna, we initially forgot about one important animal, us! The staff explained to us the significance of mankind's impacts onto the environment with examples of road protections and the use of fertilisers in depleting soil quality in the surrounding farmland For any Year lOS out there, or Year 9S wishing to accelerate, I completely and utterly suggest taking up this subject, the knowledge you will possess by the end is truly amazing. We, the students, had a great time and are immensely thankful to those who made this experience possible, especially the teachers involved, Ms Jackman, Mr Donovan, Ms Guest and Mr Carroll. Thanks go to our hosts at the Little Desert Lodge and the staff there for making our stay so enjoyable! George Threadgold 2010

NEW ZEALAND: VOLCANOS AND GLACERS n March 27 th fifteen students and three teachers departed College for an opportunity of a life time. Arriving in Auckland, we met our coach driver for the North Island, Richard. Our study of the North Island was based upon volcanoes and natural earth wonders. Major highlights were the climbing of Mt Ruapehu, one of the most active volcanoes in New Zealand, travelling through Rotorua the "smelliest town in New Zealand", day spas, thermal villages; the Tamaki Maori village, and even climbing Mt Tarawera. Our last day on the North Island and unarguably the best, was our visit to the Agrodome. Here we all took part in many thrill seeking rides and pushed our comfort zones to their max.

The South Island focus was very different to that of the north, from fire and steam to ice and freezing weather. A highlight here was the helicopter flight over the beautiful and massive Franz Josef Glacier. We also travelled to magnificent Queenstown where we braved luge rides and the Shotover river jet-boat. At Milford Sound we took an overnight cruise where we all plummeted into 7 degree Celsius water and explored the surroundings by kayaks. Our final visit was to spectacular Mt Cook with its amazing alpine scenery. Our trip to New Zealand was an opportunity some of us will never get to experience again with memories to last a life time. Thank you to our teachers for their great care. Sarah Sturges

TRIP PARTICIPANTS WERE: Matthew Allen, Matthias Baehr.

Emily Baulch, James Billings, Jake Booth, Sophie Desborough, Crista Gekas, Adam Guala, Jacqueline Humphries, Victoria Lucas, Ellie McEvoy, James McGlade, Manuel Nurrnberger, Mirja Pueschel, Sarah Sturges STAFF: Mrs Debbie Filling, Mrs Petrina Porter, Mr Alistair Smith, Ms Emma Watson (Smith)

OUR TRIP TO NEW ZEALAND W AS AN OPPORTUNITY SOME OF US WI LL N EVER GET TO EXPERIENCE AGAIN,

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BORNEO: A FULFLL NG L VES EXPER ENCE orneo was one of my favourite "holidays". It wasn't because it was necessarily relaxing, fun or all of the other words associated with normal holidays; don't get me wrong, it was these as well as much, much more. It wasn't so much a holiday as a trip .... a trip in which I learnt so much, about the country and its people. I could write pages and pages about the important lessons and things I learnt personally. The experience is one I'll never forget and may never get another opportunity to do.

We began with a long journey from Melbourne to Kuala Lumpar, then onto Miri and finally to Long Belok. .. total hours travelled ... about 20! Long Belok is a remote village and by remote, I mean 7 hours for anywhere. This was where the hard work and fun began- making tables, chairs and book shelves, painting rooms, making books, working with the village people, playing with the children, walking to a waterfall where no white people had ever been, sleeping on the dirt floor with mozzie nets, eating rice three times a day, talking by the fire, and my favourite part each day, swimming and bathing in the river. During this part of our trip, I learnt the most; this was where we were really part of the village and our host family's life, living the ups and downs of remote village life with them. The people were so appreciative of our help creating resources for them , playing with their children, sharing stories with them and generally, just being there. They have very little and what there is was basic. There was no electricity and barely a toilet, and bucket showers. Despite this, the people were so happy and found joy is the smallest of things. These mere five days taught me so much and will stay with me forever.

The next step of our journey was the more 'sightseeing' part. We flew into Sabah into the city of Kota Kinabalu. We did lots of shopping and got a taste for the restaurant food. I learnt a great deal about my fellow students who I wouldn't have necessarily talked to at school. We got a look at the true country and bus trips were passed sleeping, talking, reading or just staring at the landscape around us. The Sepilock orang-utan sanctuary and Sandakan war museum were both moving experiences. Being that close to such majestic, intriguing creatures, being in their home and watching them as their minds tick over, thinking of what move to make next, what to touch ... to pick up and learning the stories of the Australian soldiers in Sandakan, the torture they endured and the internal battles they had whilst on the death marches. One of the most relaxing, carefree days was our last one as we were on a tropical island, where we snorkelled, swam, sunbaked, went on rides and had a feast for lunch! This was all very well but it couldn't rid me of the feeling of being ashamed of having all this fun while in most places in Borneo this would be a dream for the people. We were up very early the very next day flying over Borneo, leaving the country and taking home only memories, photos, gifts and new friendships . I hope one day to return to the village, if not Borneo, to help again. Mia Morrow Year 10

THESE MERE FIV E DAYS TAUGHT ME SO MUCH AND WILL STAY W ITH ME FOREVER.

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THAILAND: TR P 2010 wenty students and four staff arrived at 6:00 am in Bangkok to begin their challenging two-week Fulfilling Lives program in Thailand. After 2 days cruising the Chao Phraya River from Bangkok to Ayutthaya (Thailand's new and old capital cities) they returned to Suvarnabhumi International Airport for their transfer to Chiang Mai in the north west of the country Here activities included: a day spent at an elephant conservation park meeting the elephants and developing an understanding of the social and environmental issues threatening these wonderful animals; a morning with children in an orphanage, delivering gifts and spending some recreational time with them; visits to temples, meeting and talking with a monk: about his life; and a cultural adventure negotiating prices at the night bazaar. The highlight of this aspect of the trip was 5 days spent in a Hill Tribe village near the Thailand Burma border where students slept in a village home, carried out some much needed maintenance on the village school and swam and played soccer with the local children. An enjoyable half day spent rafting from the village back to base on the Mae Taeng River and a rather wet ride through local villages during Songkran festival finished this aspect of the trip. Several days spent in Bangkok with friends at our sister school Triam Udom Suksa School completed the trip and a number of students from there accompanied us back to Australia. With strong cultural, environmental and community involvement, the trip gave students the opportunity to grow in themselves as they learned about people and cultures beyond their normal experience.

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THAILAND VISITORS: Rowan Baldam, Macklen Barker, Taylor Bett, Thomas Brennan, Jade Clutterbuck, Aaron Derksen, Riley Dye, Harry Forsyth, Oliver Harris, Lauren Heyward, Sebastian McMillan, Christopher Nixon, Nicholas Quail, Danielle Roberts Mia Simson, Edwina Slattery, Annabel Sloane, Giorgi Strachan, Lachlan Summers, Philippa Weetman and Angus Widdicome STAFF: David Hibbard, Veronique Chabant, Roger Smith, Mrs Heather Smith

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eing involved in the 2010 Geelong College Stage Band was thoroughly enjoyable and to thank for this we have the fantastic student musicians for their participation and the amazing staff for their guidance. The major activity was our annual participation in the Mt Gambier 'Generations in Jazz Festival' and competition hosted by James Morrison. Apart from the memorable musical opportunities, the players spent time consolidating friendships with the other students and staff, as well as touring the local area and discovering the infamous lochness Beaver'. To top off these wonderful experiences, the Stage Band returned with a 2nd placing in our division - our highest ever placing in this event! Many thanks must go to the Friends of Music for sponsoring the Stage Band 'hoodies' for this event. An additional highlight this year was our win in the Royal Geelong Show Jazz Band competition - a remarkable achievement given that this was our first year of entry into the competition! To achieve these successes throughout the year the group's dedicated members have attended regular rehearsals on Thursdays from T30am.

special concert in the Humble Centre for relatives and friends. It has been a great year and special recognition must go to our 'eccentric' conductor Mr Peter Hannah, together with Mr Michael Thacker and Mr Gary Tigani - thanks for all the hours of hard work you have put into making the group so successful. Good luck to the Year 12S who are moving on and we all hope the group will be just as fantastic next year - I'm sure it will be. Audrey Moore Year 11

Other enjoyable performances included the Foundation Concert, School Assemblies, Music Evenings, the Year 12 Final Assembly, New Parents' Music Evening, and Speech Day. We also performed our entire year's repertoire at a Luke McGowan, James Morrison & Mr Peter Hannah

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YEAR 9 CITY PROGRAMS 2010

The 2010 Year 9 City Program was again a wonderful opportunity for all Year 9 students to spend an exciting week based in Melbourne. Students were allocated to one of 6 discipline based programs - Art in the City, English in the City, Geography in the City, Mathematics in the City, Performing Arts in the City and Physical Education in the City.

In addition to the disciplined based opportunities, all students gained valuable lessons in travelling aroun d the City and in many cases a new sense of indepen dence and confidence in their ability to negotiate the very busy weekday environment. The week was a wonderful success for all students and staff involved.

II THE CITY PROGRAM WAS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS TO N OT ONLY EXPLORE DIFFERENT SUBJECTS, BUT TO GET A FEEL OF THE CITY FROM THE PEOPLE, THE FOOD AND THE TRANSPORT TO THE CULTURE, ART AND ATMOSPHERE. IT WAS A BIG, SCARY BUT ALSO VERY EXCITIN G STEP INTO THE OUTSIDE WORLD, A ND GAVE US AN INSIGHT INTO LIFE AFTER SCHOOL - LIVING INDEPENDENTLY AND WORKING WITH OTHERS, YEAR 9 STUDENT

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: VISITORS

Geelong Footballers

Diversity Day

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Diversity Day

Ulla Taylor - pavement artist

Craig Smith - illustrator

Ex collegian Sarah Schofield

Shalom visitors

Tony Fenelon at the Wurlitzer Organ

Shalom visitors

Ex Collegian and Olympian Richard Colman

Chris Dinneen, Ernie Brough - ANZAC Day speaker. Julian Carroll

Steven Herrick - writer

Danish students Victor Petersen & Mikkel Kjoge

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FULFILLING LIVES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------s part of the Year IO Fulfilling Lives program students had the opportunity to participate in one of the seven programs on offer. The Art & Bundanon program visited the home and studios of Arthur Boyd in NSW whilst the Community Action group visited various places in Melbourne and Geelong, as well as spending time with 'Karen' students at Mokborree. The Fit for Life team were based at College and meet with many people as they learnt how to be 'fit for life'. In addition to these programs that were based 'closer to home' , students also travelled to Thailand, Borneo, Tanna and Central Australia (Desert Tracks) . Photos from these programs are covered elsewhere in Pegasus.

Mrs Deb Filling

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SENIOR SCHOOL

EBATING REPORT he Geelong College debating teams experienced a successful season this year. Every TUesday lunchtime G2 became a hive of activity as teams researched topics, planned arguments and brainstormed team splits under the guidance and insatiable enthusiasm of Mrs Gainey and Ms Mahoney. It was at the monthly DAV debates however, that we were to pit our wits against the best debaters in the Geelong region.

An influx of eager Year 9S ensured that our tradition of strong

debating squads remained intact, with two teams competing admirably in D-grade. Their passion and zeal ensured that debating such topics as "That modem technology is a plague on human relationships" evolved into spirited discussions and great results. College I consisted of Isaac Crawley, Crista Gekas, Montana Howard, Tom Carman, Will Cailes and Pat Spinazzola. College 2, consisting of Molly Forshaw, Will May, Jack Shembrey and Sarah Meager, are congratulated on an undefeated season and their progression to the State Finals. The C-Grade debaters, Lauren Heywood, Jack McGowan, Shane Jacob, Riley Dye and Danielle Roberts continued to develop this year, with topical issues such as "That Australia should adopt a national internet filter" providing the means to an interest in current affairs. The B-graders had their first taste of the dreaded secret topic testing the team's ability to think on their feet and perform

under pressure. Rowan Mackey is congratulated on achieving Best Speaker in three debates. This team, Rowan, Damien Hatch, Alex Kvant, Nick Fulton, Cameron Pike and Richard Shu have shown their commitment to debating and will excel as A Grade leaders. In our final season, the A-grade team was Anna Clark (Co-Captain), Demi Della-Porta, Callum Maltby, Katherine Monotti, Nick Pedersen, Brigitte Russell, Nelson Wang, Lyndall Watson and Annabelle Wilson. The intellectual and often hilarious discussions within our now tightly-knit team, and the debates themselves, allowed a welcome respite from the omnipresent workload ofVCE. 20IO was particularly enjoyable due to our new leadership roles in debating and the opportunities to coach and adjudicate junior debates. 20IO has been a wonderful season that none of us will ever forget. We cannot express thanks enough to Mrs Julie Gainey and Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney, who have looked after us for the past four years and given us the scope to grow and mature - not only into experienced debaters, but into young adults. Their commitment and enthusiasm have been an inspiration and have served to make debating the success it has been and creating memories in the process which we will cherish for the rest of our lives. Ben Cailes Captain

DEBATING TEAM, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Richard Shu, Eliza Panckridge, Jack McGowan, Nicholas Fulton, Damien Hatch, Isaac Crawley, Lauren Heyward, Rowan Mackey, Molly Forshaw 2ND ROW L-R: Mrs J Gainey (Coach), Crista Gekas, Patrick Spinazzola, Will May, Callum Maltby, Alexandra Kvant, Tom Carman, Danielle Roberts, Ms A-M Mahoney (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Lyndall Watson, Nick Pedersen, Brigitte Russell, Ben Cailes (Co-Captain), Anna Clark (Co-Captain) , Katherine Monotti, Nelson Wang, Demi Della-Porta ABSENT: Annabelle Wilson, Cameron Pike, Shane Jacob, Riley Dye, Sarah Meager, Jack Shembrey

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P REP SCHOOL

DEBATING REPORT YEAR 8 DEBATING BACK ROW: Claudia Hanna, Alex Baensch, Shani Watson FRONT ROW: Genevieve Polic, Rachael Howard, Mitchell O'Leary, Olympia Cover

YEAR 7 DEBATING BACK ROW: Sophie Young, Laura Peebles, Isabelle Bennison, Philippa Thome FRONT ROW: Nina Browne, Claudia Crawley, Grace Forshaw, Georgina Calvert

YEAR 7 DEBATING BACK ROW: Sophie Clark, Andrew Goldsack, Tansy Pereira, Baxter Lyons FRONT ROW: Darcy Narita, Thomas Neerhut, Euan Bums, Olivia Clark

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2 ND ROW L-R: Dean nlInley, Angus Johnstone, Jack Wood, George Chisholm, Jamie Harrison, Hugo Steinfort, Eamonn Vrnes FRONT R OW L-R: George Cameron, Edward Ratcliffe, Dale Denny, Mr G Hansen (Coach), Darcy Del Rio (Captain), Joshua Carr, William

Langley, Campbell Bishop

am proud to report that the 2oo9i20IO APS cricket season saw The Geelong College achieve some respectable results; finishing with 4 wins and 6 losses. Unfortunately, we lost the most important game of the year against Geelong Grammar, but we did manage to defeat two all-boys schools in Scotch College and St Kevins; we also accounted for Haileybury and Wesley.

The most rewarding outcome of the year was the closeness of the playing group. As a result of some very near losses and the increasingly frequent triumphs, only 14 boys played throughout the year in a 12 man squad. This allowed the boys, many of whom were already close mates, to spend much time together and develop as both cricketers and friends. Another pleasing aspect was the strong contributions made by the Year I IS of the team. Jack Wood was the 3rd highest run scorer in the competition making in excess of 440 runs, highlighted by an unbeaten century away to Carey. Jack went on to represent the APS combined team and his entertaining batting style made for exciting viewing. Opening bowlers Jamie Harrison and Hugo Steinfort were among the top IO wicket takers in the APS despite missing the final match of the season. Other Year

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lIS, Edward Ratcliffe and George Cameron were always very chirpy in the field constantly backing up their talk with solid batting performances. Eamonn Vines and George Chisholm were perhaps less vocal but they consisteI'ltly performed; Eamonn with the bat and George with the ball.

The I st XI consisted of only 5 Year 12 players all of whom fittingly ended their time as cricketers at the College with back-to-back wins. Throughout the year Dean Thmley and Angus Johnstone were part of a top order which became increasingly reliable, getting early runs on the board and seeing off the new ball. With 26 wickets between them, and two of the best bowling economies, Campbell Bishop and Dale Denny were great assets to the team and their humour was always appreciated. Thanks must go to Mr Terry for his vigilant stats keeping and endless behind the scenes work; Mr Carol and Mr Gilby for sharing the Teacher-In-Charge role this season and the Head Coach Greg Hansen for his work on improving us as both as cricketers and leaders, and to our parents for their generous support and catering. Darcy Del Rio Captain

CRICKET: 2ND XI The boys spent the summer season building on their individual and team skills, playing in the spirit of the game and representing the school in a positive manner. The commitment and encouragement from the senior squad players helped develop all players who represented the 2nd XI. While this is a team game and every player is needed to playa part, we had some notable individual achievements with the bat and the ball. Excellent and consistent batting performances came from Tom Goodear and Tom Chisholm, and some good tight bowling from Lachlan de Blaquiere, Joshua Carr, William Lugg and Damien Hatch who scored a hat trick. The boys were committed to a team effort, where taking a catch or good fielding was just as important as making 50 runs. Having 12 guys committed to each other will always be hard to beat. I look forward to seeing them develop in the years to come. TEAM: Thomas Chisholm, Lachlan De Blaquiere, Thomas Goodear, Damien Hatch, William Lugg, Charles Harris, Nelson Taylor, Andrew Wettenhall, Charles Mayfield (Captain), Timothy Gordon, Douglas Morris, Harry Jess, Ross Wettenhall, Wesley Mitchell, Joshua Carr, Andrew Flanagan Ian Sahlstrom Coach

CRICKET: 3RD XI The 3rd XI enjoyed a fun filled and memorable season. While the cricket wasn't always pretty, the boys did their best each week and had 2 very good wins against Scotch College and Caulfield Grammar School. Alister Maas captained the team very well and was a consistent

performer with both bat and ball. Eddie Ablett played some important innings for the team, including steering us to victory against Caulfield. The Wettenhall twins, Andrew and Ross were both great in the field and showed class with the bat. The two Lachies - Morrison and Thoms, were both consistent performers, with Lachlan Morrison showing great improvement in his bowling. Victor Mimms, Nick Comes and Adam Cooper were unplayable on occasion and returned respectable figures for the season, as did Tom Hughes who consistently bowled with great control. Douglas Morris and Nick Fulton improved their games considerably throughout the summer whilst Daniel Van De Pol and Harry Lay were both as solid as rocks at the top of the order. Thanks must go to Peter Adams for his guidance and coaching throughout the season. TEAM: Adam Cooper, Sam Hughes, Lachlan Thoms,

Nicholas Comes, Harry Lay, Alister Maas, Nicholas Fulton, Nicholas Bedford, Thomas Hughes, Victor Mimms, Daniel Van der Pol, Edward Ablett, Lachlan Morrison, Douglas Morris, Andrew Wettenhall and Ross Wettenhall Peter Adams Coach

CRICKET: IDA TEAM The progress made by the loA cricket team was immediate and palpable. While only one win was secured in six matches, the team deserved better. They developed into a competitive unit that pushed their opponents to the utmost. For that dramatic improvement much credit must go to the Captain John Simson. He batted aggressively at no 3, averaging nearly 30, and taking 13 wickets at less than seven apiece. He also instilled in his side the determination required to exert pressure on any opposition cricket team while understanding

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the requirements of shared participation and the spirit in which the game should be played. John had at his disposal an excellent pair of opening bowlers in Josh Saunders and Jackson Ramus who shared 15 victims between them. Josh also scored the only half century of the season, a match winning 54 against Haileybury. Other notable contributions came from TIm McLean who kept soundly and showed polish with the bat, especially in the final match at St Kevins, and Chris Nixon who made double figures every time he batted. Guy Fanning was an astute and amenable deputy to John Simson. He scored handy runs and was a useful partnership breaker with the ball. Prospects for the future are encouraging: Jack Curnow (Year 9) bowled beautifully against Haileybury and Scotch, Max Payne showed the worth of a sound batting technique and concentration while Sam Russell's ability to strike the ball improved as his technique became more refined. All three should make an impact at loA level next summer. TEAM: John Simson (Captain) , Guy Fanning, Jackson

Ramus, TIm McLean, Chris Nixon, Jack Curnow, Sam Russell, Matthew Roche, Macklen Barker, Joshua Saunders, Isaac Crawley, Max Payne, Oliver Price, Charlie Medic Mark Browning, Matthew Wade Coaches

CRICKET: lOB TEAM Led by Captain Alex Certoma, the lOB cricket team swept through the season undefeated, improving noticeably each week. Alex led by example in all of his 4 games, being dismissed just once with the bat while amassing 135 quick-fire runs with a top score of 51 not out. He also chipped in with the ball in the final game, producing an important spell of 3!r6 and turning the momentum of the match. Dean Barber was also a consistent contributor

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with the ball; his right arm orthodox bamboozled all comers. He finished the season with the remarkable figures of 9/27 from 16 overs. He also added a composed 22 runs in the final game, coming in when the team was in all sorts of trouble. Angus McKindlay partnered Dean for a partnership of 58 to steady the ship, Gus eventually finishing on an unbeaten 5 I . One of the highlights of the season was a destructive over from fast bowler James Kenny, where 4 wickets fell in the space of 4 balls, taken by James, and a run out in between. Chris Nixon made a cameo appearance early in the year, making a season high 56 runs. An excellent season overall. Team: Dean Barber, Fraser Brierly, Alex Certoma, Sebastian McMillan, Randall Fincham, Alex Hubbert, Edward Kershaw, Angus McKindlay, Alexander Wood, Tom Andrew, Oliver Price, Daniel Nagle, James Kenny, Tom Carman, Charlie Medic David Hunter Coach

CRI CKET: 9B TEAM The 9B cricket team enjoyed a season of mixed fortune. They played some really good cricket early in the season and had some very good wins, but dropped a couple of games late that they could have won. The Batarilo boys, Tom, Andrew and Daniel, were consistent performers all season and Lachie Chomley chimed in with timely runs throughout the summer. Hamish Seller and Liam Walder kept the team 'up' with their enthusiasm and positive approach. They were also good contributors with both bat and ball. Thanks to Donald Sahlstrom for his positive approach and good coaching throughout the season. TEAM: William Couch, Hamish Seller, Lachlan Chomley, Daniel Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Tom Batarilo, Lachlan Baker, Harry Graham, Andrew Sloan, Sam Kelly, Zachery Bourke,TomJackson

CRICKET8A BACK ROW: Joe Fowler, Sam Hosking, Austin Sutterby, Nicholas McGuane, Hamish Russell, Liam Watson, Sam Marles,

Blake Sutterby, Zakkary Edgar, Harry Gow FRONT ROW: Timothy Hosking, Daniel Grose, Michael De Blaquiere, Joe Maishman, Vanessa Lewicki, Jackson Breer, Toby Profitt, William Simson

CRICKET7A BACK ROW: Jesse Livermore, Sam Griffiths, Harry Dalton, Callum Mackay, Euan Burns, Lachlan Savage, Austin Snarskis FRONT ROW: Harry McIntyre, Nicholas Buykx, Beau Fincham, Jack Sheridan, Darcy Witcombe, Mitchell McAllister COACH: Mr Will Johnston

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1ST FOOTBALL., 2010 3RD ROW L-R: James Carr, Jack Kershaw, Gus Johnstone, Cameron Williams, William Kittelty, Ben Cailes, Fraser Russell, Daniel Van De

Pol, Callen Wade, Jordan McFadden 2ND ROW L-R: Joshua Saunders, Sam Russell, James Coumans, Damien Hatch, Jack Wood, Hugo Steinfort, George Curnow, Ryan

Saunders, Rory Fairbairn, Thomas Goodear FRONT ROW L-R: Ross Wettenhall, Nick Malcher, Jeremy Taylor (Co-Captain), Mr Troy Mitchell (Coach), Richard Langham (Co-Captain),

Wesley Mitchell, Darcy Del Rio ABSENT: Edward Ratcliffe, Tom Rogan, Will Langley

his year has been a very successful season for the 1st XVIII. It has seen some remarkable results, defeating some of the power house schools of the APS.

Round I established a platform that gave us the belief that we could match it with the best. We travelled to the other side of Melbourne, to play Caulfield who were one of the early premiership favorites . The lead changed many times during the game. We were down late in the last quarter by 5 points, when Nick Malcher took a mark 40 metres out against the boundary line. With the game in the balance, he coolly went back and slotted a major. We held on by I point for our first victory of the year. Of course there is no game more important than against our arch rivals Geelong Grammar. This occurred in Round 5. It was going to be a pivotal game in our season, with the Grammar side boasting 3 Victorian Country and 5 other Geelong Falcon players. Coming up against this we all knew we were in for a tough encounter. Thanks to our preparation before the game we were able to get off to a great start, allowing us to take a 41 point lead into the first PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 118

change. The last quarter saw numerous lead changes, yet to the boys' credit, we were able to hold on and win. Final scores were College 87 to Grammar 77. Jack Wood was pivotal up forward, taking a number of strong marks and booting 4 goals. The wet and slippery conditions seem to suit Fraser Russell, who continually slid into packs and must be congratulated on his best on ground performance. Round 10 saw us come up against Wesley in what was going to be our Grand Final. Unfortunately we were unable to capitalize on the score board early, being down 3-4 to 0.7 at half time. Sadly we were unable to get over the line and lost by 38 points. Year I I'S, George Curnow, Edward Ratcliff and Cameron Williams stood tall in what was a disappointing day. The team was thrown out of balance, however, when Nick Malcher was badly injured in the first quarter. The last round of the year saw us come up against a strong Xavier side in what was going to be the Year 12S final game for The Geelong College. A win would put us equal second on the ladder and top off a great season. After a strong first

half where we took a 20 point lead into the main break, we seemed to drop off in the 3rd quarter. With 3 minutes to go Xavier kicked a goal to be 3 points in front. After a quick rebound from the backline, big man Will Kittelty received a free kick 30 metres out on a slight angle. With the game riding on the line, will went back and slotted the goal to put us up by 3 points. Thankfully we were able to hold on for the last minute and come away with a 3 point win, a great way to finish the season in front of our home crowd. Some outstanding performances by Year 12S Richard Langham, Sam Hughes and Daniel Van De Pol allowed us to sneak home with the win. We ended the year with 8 wins and 2 losses, placing us equal 2nd on the ladder behind Wesley. Special thanks must go to all the Coaching staff who were pivotal in our success this season. Troy Mitchell, Mick Atkins, Jason Armistead and Pete Murrihy have continually helped us improve our football skills and the whole team is very grateful for this. Thanks also to Matthew Wade and Trevor Bartlett for their countless hours of massaging and taping. I think this year was a real team effort, and every player must be commended on their season! Jeremy Taylor and Richard Langham Co-Captains

FO OTBALL: 3RD XVIII The 3rd XVIII team had an interesting season under the guidance of Coach Ian Sahlstrom. Whilst the 1st boys may have nearly had an undefeated season, the 3rdS were happy enough to have almost clinched one win during the season. The 3rd team may not be what all the boys wanted to get into for their final years of football, but we aimed for greatness every week. We stood up to the challenge with great pride and bravery and we fought against all odds. The

Year 12S were led well by Captain Sam Wride who, with his never say die determination at the ball, never missed a chance to get his nose into the action. Jake Blood found his home as a small forward putting something on the score board every week with his "Stevey J" like acrobatics. Timmy Gordon also put the score board to good use, kicking a bag on occasion. James Brodie tried his best and often set the opponents alight. The younger boys were represented well by Nick Walsh, Taylor Sandri and Andy Flanagan who used their big bodies to slay the opposition. We would personally like to thank 1st Coach Troy Mitchell for giving us his support and a fraction of his oval on Thursday night trainings and when we say fraction, we mean the goal square! We would all personally like to thank Ian and Lhemo for giving their time, great support and encouragement to the boys, and wish them well for future coaching roles. Sam Wride and Jack Hurley Captains

FOOTBALL: YEAR IDA TEAM The Year IOA team travelled through the season with a winlloss ratio that favoured wins. The team was coached by Anthony Pechavic and captained by Jackson Ramus, Tom Morrison, Angus Widdicombe and Oliver Neerhut on different occasions. Some stand out players throughout the year were Aaron Derkson, Alex Shannon, John Simson, Jack Steel and Matthew Roche as well as the players listed above. Winning games is always good fun. The team was made up of a great lot of blokes with a delicious passion to win. Home wins were against St Kevins and Haileybury while away wins were against Geelong Grammar, Haileybury and St Kevins. It was majestic. Jackson Ramus Captain

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YEAR 8 BOYS A FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Mikkel Kjoege, Sam Marles, Hugh Goddard, Jack Stekelenburg, Braeden Eddy, Hamish Baylis M IDDLE ROW: Harry Kershaw, Austin Sutterby, Nicholas McGuane, Blake Sutterby, Harry Welleman, Simeon Flanagan, Charlie Curnow,

Victor Petersen FRO NT ROW: Nicholas Morwood, TImothy Hosking, Nicholas Cayzer, Joe Maishman, Julian Kenny, Angus Wylie, Daniel Grose, Sam

Hosking

YEAR 8 BOYS B FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Alexander Selway, Lachlan Wright, Michael De Blaquiere, Liam Watson, Robert Carter, Fergus Laidlaw, Fraser Mahony, Max

De Been FRO NT ROW: WJlliam Simpson, Will Golightly Alex Divola, Johnnie Philip, Harry Booth, James Fitzpatrick, Michael Mawson, Robbie Britt

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YEAR 7 BOYS A FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Beau Fincham, Will Duffield, Austin Snarskis, Harry Dalton, Angus Kininmonth, Callum Mackay, Davis George, Sam

Goodear, Xavier Seller, Jesse Blundy-Jones FRONT ROW: Darcy Narita, Patrick Nagle, Cooper Bingham, Sam Griffiths, Mackenzie Chrimes, Larry Willett, Jack Johnston, Harry Furphy

YEAR 7 BOYS B FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Nicolas McDowell, Leon Comben, Jack Sheridan, Oscar Radalj, Jerone Horvat, Sam Russell, Connor Blake, Brad Fuller, Jesse

Livermore FRONT ROW: Jock Slattery, Harry McIntyre, Tom Neerhut, Bryce Jenkins, Benjamin Malone, Jake Morgan, Darcy Witcombe, David Ruby,

Tom Shembrey

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NETBALL

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2 ND ROW L-R: Sophie Faulkner, Maddy Stevens, Wy Chimside, Lucy Heath, Brydie M~rrihy .. FRONT ROW L-R: Lucy Bishop, Elkanah Foott (Co-Captain), Mrs J A Hussey (Coach), Ellie Stevens (Co-Captam), SophIe Brand

CAPTAIN OF NETBALL REPORT To commence the start of the 20IO season, a pre-season camp was held in Adelaide during the Ist term break. The squad of fourteen girls trained everyday under the watchful eye of new coach Julie-Ann Hussey and had the opportunity to play against some of the best interstate competition. As well as playing and training, we were also given a private tour of AAMI stadium and able to get up close with some native wildlife at the Victor Harbour animal sanctuary. The trip proved to be highly successful and was enjoyed by all students and teachers involved. The Ist College netball team had a successful season achieving many goals that were set before the season, and we played some closely contested games against the stronger APS teams. New recruits Lucy Bishop and Maddie Stevens proved to be valuable assets to the team, with Lucy doing a great job filling the shoes of Sophie Brand who suffered a season ending injury early in the competition. Maddie provided speed and great defensive skills in the centre court. Goalies Lily Chimside and Elkanah Foott were consistent all year with some outstanding performances from both. Brydie Murrihy also contributed in the goal ring giving us versatility whilst also being able to play in PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 122

the centre court. Sophie Faulkner brought great attacking skills to the team and Lucy Heath and Ellie Stevens showed off their defensive skills turning over the opponents' ball numerous times throughout each match. There were some close games throughout the season where we narrowly missed out on winning against the more experienced teams in the competition. Highlights included making history, when we scored one of the highest scoring games in APS history, a massive IOg in Round 7. There were also some individual successes amongst the team with CoCaptain Elkanah Foott being named Captain of the APS team, which was an excellent achievement. Amongst the other teams there were also some fine results. Mrs Newett's 2nd Green team was undefeated. This was a fantastic achievement and they displayed a great level of consistency throughout the season. The Inter A Green team, coached by Jemma Barnes, were also successful, going through the entire season without a single loss. Both teams should be commended on such a great effort, as these are exceptional achievements and both teams' hard work and consistency should be recognised. Throughout the season, many special guests were welcomed to our training sessions. Geelong's own rising

netball star, current Melbourne Phoenix and Australian V21 player Tegan Caldwell came along to run a training clinic. It was exciting to be coached by such an elite player, and hearing about Tegan's journey in netball was also inspiring. In addition, ex-Australian representative Simone McKinnis held a training clinic for the girls. This was very valuable and many of the girls learnt new skills and tips from both sessions. Midway through the season, the 1st side held a training session for the junior netballers at the Prep school, coaching Year 7 and 8 girls. The session was fun and enjoyable, and we were able to teach the younger players new skills and drills to practise. It also allowed us to interact with some of the junior netballers and give them some valuable knowledge and tips. This year has been one to remember for many of us. There have been many fun times to conclude a great year. We thank all the coaches of all the teams for putting in their time and effort at training and on game days, this would not have been a successful year without them. Another thank you goes to Mrs Jackman, who was in charge of all netball; she has done a great job ofkeeping everyone on the ball; and getting everyone involved. Elkanah Foott and Ellie Stevens Co-Captains

N ETBALL: 2ND GREEN TEAM The 20IO season for the 2nd Green team was highly enjoyable and greatly successful, finishing undefeated. The team consisted of many talented players and saw consistent performances across the court. The team always gave endless effort on the court so that most final margins were considerably high. The season came to a knife edge at the last game where we fronted a strong,

and very tall, Carey team who were also undefeated. This match was played in strong spirit and a close 32 - 28 margin saw our team victorious. Our team, Anna Brodie, Lizzie Walmsley, Felicity Carah, Stephanie Noble, Phoebe Cordner, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Jennifer Cleary, Phillip a Cole, Lucy Hughes and Hannah Welleman would like to again thank our brilliant coach Mrs. Catherine Newett for all her continuous effort and ability to make our early Saturday wake ups all worth it; we wish her luck for the arrival of baby 'It'. Felicity Carah

NETBALL: 3RD TEAM The season for 2010 was shaping up to be an enjoyable one in the 3rd team. Our attacking third was made up of veteran Year 12 Georgina Bull with Claire Allinson and Audrey Moore stepping in to help when needed. Centre court was taken up by Julia Castles, our marathon running centre, with Alice Odam and Molly McCaffrey always ready to get the centre pass. On her brief appearances, Jayde Bertone also helped through the centre third. In our defensive line was the impenetrable Kristie Wheal while Billy Fenton's lively antics helped to stop many goals. We'd like to thank our coach Laura O'Rourke for training us throughout the season and Mrs Porter for taking us through our last 3 games in Laura's absence. Good luck to all the girls in the future; thank you for making this netball season one to remember. Laura Jelfs Captain

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JUNIOR A BLUE GIRLS' NETBAll BACK ROW: Grace Forshaw, Katie-Rose Campbell, Lucy Brownless,

JUNIOR A GREEN GIRLS' NETBALL BACK ROW: Claudia Conway, Juliette Bigelow, Olympia Wild, Ella

Charlotte Crawford, Kirsten Caithness FRONT ROW: Georgie Allen, Emily Jackson, Georgia Hosking, Emma Threadgold, Annabel Scott

Vernon, Emma Blake-Hahnel FRONT ROW: Julia Mann, Lucy Murphy, Meg Read, Ellie Drayton

JUN IOR B WHITE GIRLS' NETBALL BACK ROW: Martha Dawson, Maddy Brown, Montanna Luke,

JUNIOR B BLUE GIRLS' NETBALL

Joanna Billings, Alexandra Lever FRO NT ROW: Megan Wallace, Annie Foley, Isla Dobie, Wendy Zhu COACH: Mrs Sarah Dobie

BACK ROW: Abby Andrew, Sarah Cook, Lucy Allinson, Sabrina Lewicki, Harshini Baskaran FRONT ROW: Jasmine Salveson, Emma, Nixon, Alice McGregor, Emma Carruthers

JUNIOR B GREEN GIRLS' NETBALL

Maddy Stevens

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BACK ROW: Ruby BrownIes's, Zoe Gorell, Abby Brierly, Rebecca Finlay, Georgie Osborne, Morgan Perry FRONT ROW: Georgina Calvert, Sophie Clarke, Emelie Joubert, Rebecca Bath, Amanda Ioannou COACH: Ms Emily D'Altera

JUNIOR C BLUE GIRLS' NETBALL BACK ROW: Maddie Robinson, Madalyn Colman, Riley Van Ingen,

JUNIOR C GREEN GIRLS' NETBALL BACK ROW: Elizabeth Klein, Isabella Xu, Isadora Hanley, Hannah

Hannah Kent-Spark, Isabelle Bennison, Olivia Clark FRONT ROW: Johanna McDonald, Sophie Young, Ebony Sefton, Sarah Smith, Lilli Moran

Rounds, Eliza Gore FRONT ROW: Angelica Wootton, Arcadia De Young, Isabella Greene, Laura Peebles COACH: Mrs Sally Wynter

PRI MARY NETBALL YEAR 6 BACK ROW: Lucinda Milner, Lucy Fyffe, Laura Cayzer, Angela

6C WHITE NETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Summer Russell, Brianna Perry, Grace Smith, Olivia

Morris

Anderson, Ellie Wynhoven FRONT ROW: Faith Smith, Phoebe Naylor, Tahlia Rowbottom, Michaela Ryan

FRONT ROW :Melis Layik, Coco Hynes, Olivia Mc Farlane

ENCING encing has a mostly unseen presence at The Geelong College, but there is a steadily growing group of students committed to the sport. Several fencers have entered Fencing Victoria's Schools competitions this year: • We have seen some commendable performances in the Individual competitions. All fencers showed a great level of personal improvement over the competition season. Special congratulations must be given to Thomas Hastings (Year 7), who placed 3rd in the Under 15 epee event at the July 18 competition. • arIa Mundy, Edith Arc-Dekker, and Genevieve Polic have also entered individual competitions this year.

• For the first time in years, we also entered a team Oack McGowan, Alan Thomas, and Thomas Hastings) in the School Teams competition. Our developing fencers include Brandon Clutterbuck, Amelia Fitzgerald, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Callum Jenkins, and Mitchell O'Leary. There is also a large group of beginning fencers at the Prep School. We would like to thank our highly experienced and talented coach, Neil Hick, and assistant coaches Christian and Mark, for their hard work this year. There is a strong tradition of fencing at this school, and we are proud to be a part of that tradition. Jack McGowan and Alan Thomas PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 125

ROWING

GI R LS 1 ST ROWIN G, 2010 2N D ROW L-R: Alexandra Kvant, Rebecca Widdicombe, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Jennifer Cleary FRONT R OW L-R: Sarah Sturges, Georgia Ratcliffe (Vice Captain of Boats), Emily Carr (Girls Captain of Boats and Coxwain), Katherine

Monotti, Hannah Welleman ABSENT: Alan Darker (Coach)

GIRLS CAPTAIN OF BOATS REPORT fter a season full of laughter and tears, the Girls ISt VIII finished with a second placing at both Head of the River and Head of School Girls. The final boat consisted of Hannah Welleman in Bow, Catherine Monotti in two, Alex Kvant in three, Sarah Sturges in four, Bec Widdicombe in five, Girls Vice Captain of Boats Georgia Ratcliffe in six, Jen Cleary in seven, Addy Dunkley-Smith in stroke and last over the line but certainly not least, Girls Captain of Boats, Emily Carr as cox. We got off to a rough and inconsistent start, racing very competitive heats only to lose mentally in the final. 1\vo weeks before Nationals the seating of the crew was changed and our training intensified. The weekend of Nationals was a huge wake up call for the crews racing mentality, having placed fourth in the B final and the beginning of a mentorship with former HOR winning stroke Phoebe Stanley. Then having beaten our rivals Geelong Grammar to place second behind MLC at HOSG we could not slow those weeks down. Leading up to The Head of the River every minute felt vitally important. Our goal was to be number one, our commitment was 100% and our result a comfortable

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second. The 2010 season left the Year I I girls hungry for next season, ready and willing to bring back that passion and intensity. We would like to thank our coach Alan Darker for his endless commitment and belief and also our parents for their encouragement, support, for driving us to the river and for the endless supply of muffins. Addy Dunkley-Smith GirIs 1st VIII Stroke

GIRLS 2ND VIII REPORT The girls 2nd VII more commonly known as the Muckettes were a powerful crew of extremely determined and hard working girls. After a number of crew changes and rearrangements within the boat the crew was finally set after the summer training camp in Nagambie. The final positions were Tazmin Kipp in bow, Fiona Barton in 2 seat, Emily Serle in 3 seat, Brigitte Russell if 4 seat, Holly Shelly in 5 seat, Brittany Fitzpatrick in 6 seat, Cara McKinstry in 7 seat, Brydie Murrihy stroking the girls, Billie Fenton coxing, and coached by Anita Whitehouse. As a crew we performed very well throughout the season in all regattas entered placing first in many. However the best rows of the season was definitely that at the APS Head of the River

regatta, after breezing through the heat we placed second in our final but it was a tremendous effort put in by every girl in the crew. Many thanks must go to our coach Anita Whitehouse but also to Scott Chirnside who stepped in times of need and making this season of College rowing both an enjoyable and rewarding one.

YR 9 GIRLS ROWING To wait on the banks of our beautiful Barwon River, for our new Preparatory School rowers to arrive, is always a moment of great anticipation. The moving mob of green slowly approaches the shed and their excited voices crescendo with each step closer. So too, on this particular day in October of 2009, did our expectation for their potential. A great number of these young girls were tall and strong; just the way our coaches like them! The 5th crew, coached by last year's Vice Captain of Boats Alice Morgan, had a fun and lively season. In the boat were Crista Gekas, Lucy McDonald, Steffie Thomson, Rachael adam and Georgia Hughes. Georgia offered to cox for this crew after a knee injury caused her to lose her place in the 2nds. The 4th crew was coached by the always patient and kind Chris McGlade. The girls in this boat were Lily Pipkorn, Jacqui Grange, Erica White and the powerful bow and stroke combination of Alanah Hocking and Melody Philpot. These girls had great success coming 3rd in the A final at Head of the School Girls and a magnificent 2nd place at

Head of the River. The 3rd crew, coached by Jenny Hayles, had their highs and lows. Their most special achievement was to win their B Final at the Head of the School Girls regatta in front of such a large and appreciative crowd. The girls in this boat were Claire Rogers, Courtney Andrews, Sophie Radalj, Sarah Meager and Lili Cashman. Now for our 2nd and 1st crews. Even though we had to separate these girls into 2 boats, all of them have become exc;ellent rowers. They deserve to be praised for their natural skill and ability to pick up the technique of the sport. Coached by Laura O'Rourke, the 2nds girls were Ella Fenton, Molly Forshaw, Zara Wilkins Amy Sheridan and Hannah Kent-Spark. These girls got into the A final at Head of the School Girls where the competition is the fiercest. The following week they went on to be placed 2nd at Head of the River. A great finish for them. Finally the IStS. The girls in the crew were Keeley Murrihy, Tayla Nott, Hannah Caithness, Hannah Peace and Grace Scheiner. Just like the 2nds, these girls managed the make the A Final at Head of the School Girls. They were then placed a respectable 3rd at Head of the River. A great season for all concerned. We looked forward to watching the development of these girls over the years. Deborah Cleary Yr 9 Girls' Co-ordinator

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BOYS 1ST VIII ROWING, 201 0 2ND ROW L-R: Catherine Flynn (Cox) , Mark D'Altera, Cameron Williams, Jack Angliss, James Holding FRONT ROW L-R: Hamish Palmer-Hill, Russell George (Captain), Mr N Myers (Coach), Trent Sullivan, Angus Wishart

ROWI NG: BOYS CAPTAIN OF BOATS REPORT The Geelong College has a fine tradition in rowing. I am proud of the way the crews this year have upheld this tradition and individually, gained much from the experience. This season has been one to remember with many highs as well as a few lows. This season we put together two senior boys VIIIs. I have found that rowing is the ultimate team sport where each crew must work together to achieve the best result. It is a demanding sport and fitness is crucial. Getting to a competitive level requires perseverance, discipline and determination. The rewards though are immense. I am sure everyone learnt things about themselves, individual strengths and weaknesses and surprised themselves as to being able to "dig deeper" even when exhausted. For all the crews this year, the highlight for this season would have definitely been the Head of the River. This year the supporters considerably outnumbered previous years and this led to a great atmosphere for all the rowers. Overall, it has been a very enjoyable season. This would not have been the case if it wasn't for some very dedicated people. First of all, thank you to all the coaches; they spent many hours teaching and perfecting each crew's technique to try and make them go as fast as possible as well as keeping all the boys in line. In particular, thank you to Neil Myers. As well as Director of Rowing, he coached the 1st VIII and he taught us a great deal with his endless

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knowledge about this sport. I would also like to thank the Boatman Fletch; he always has a smile on his face and we would all be in a lot of trouble without him. And lastly, the Parents Support Group who supplied all the hungry rowers with food after a hard Saturday row as well as fundraised for our equipment needs. Russell George Captain

ROWING: BOYS 1 ST VIII This season has definitely been one to remember for all involved in College rowing. It has been a lot of hard work but also a lot of fun. Our first competitive event for the season was the National Indoor rowing championships. There were some good individual performances from our senior squad, and we finished the day receiving both gold and a silver medals. At the end of Term 4 we headed to Nagambie for a week of rowing camp. This evolved early mornings, long training sessions, delicious food, lots of hard work and many episodes of "Scrubs" between training. Over the summer we were given an intense training program to keep us busy. Before the first day of 2010 we began the serious part of our training, competing on the Barwon as well as at Nagambie and Carrum. Nationals this year was held in Nagambie were our ISt boys' and girls' VIIIs competed. We raced some strong interstate crews and unfortunately didn't make the semi final. In the C final we were up against many of the APS

crewS and finished 2nd. The "Head of the School Girls" regatta day saw the boys' crews travel to Carrum for a training session with Haileybury as well as a social barbeque afterwards. We got to know their crew fairly well and it was beneficial for both schools.

and although victory may have eluded them on the day, the crew demonstrated immense strength and courage to finish a commendable 4th behind the consistently strong performers, Scotch College, St Kevin's College and Melbourne Grammar.

On the day of "Head of the River" we needed a 2nd place in our repechage to go through to the A final, we knew this was going to be tough considering we needed to beat a crew that we had never beaten before. We gave it our all and put together a fantastic race. This, however, was not enough; we ended up losing to Carey by less than a second. In the B final we finished 2nd behind St. Kevins.

Thanks to Alistair Miller, Tony Hudson and Tim Andrews, with occasional support from Liz Fagg and Paul Van Prooyen, for their commitment to coaching the boys. These boys are considered as a development squad for senior rowing and no doubt their strength and determination will be greatly valued. Next season could prove to be an exciting time.

overall 2010 has been a season to remember. Thank you to Neil Myers. Neil has taught us a great deal about this sport and made this season very enjoyable. I would also like to thank our boatman Fletch, he always has a smile on his fa ce and we would all be in a lot of trouble without him!

Louise Mon otti Year 10 Rowing Co-ordinator

YEAR 10 BOYS CREWS 20 10 Crew

1st VIII

2nd VIII

ROWING:.Y EAR 10 BOYS CREWS

bow

James Malcher

Tom Lever & Riley Dye

The number of Year 10 male rowers has been rather low for the past four years and it was very pleasing we were able to boat two Year 10 VIIIs to represent the College. There was a new line-up of coaches too, all of whom looked forward to a promising season.

Angus Nicholson

Rowan Baldam

Dan Ross

Harry Forsyth

Aaron Derksen

George Threadgold

Kieran salathiel-Dyke

Samuel Salt-Hill

Matthew Perkins

Jackson Deahl

Our boys 2nd VIII included four new recruits to the College Boat Club - Taraia Meehan, Rowan Baldam and Riley Dye. No one within the squad was willing to permanently claim the coxswain's seat and at several regattas the crew was grateful to Alice Morgan and Catherine Flynn for steering and sharing their wisdom from competing in the senior ranks. In the final month of the racing season we secured Year 7 student, Jacob Morgan, who has a few years of coxing, sculling and competing for Barwon Rowing Club, and his experience certainly benefited the boys' boat. The crew competed at four regattas and made good progress throughout the season. Several boys were unfortunate to suffer niggling back injuries, which at times caused disruption to the training schedule. Despite the lack of victories, the 'squad' of coaches appreciated the boys' general good nature and were proud of their continual effort to work on improving technique and fitness each week.

Tom Morrison

Taraia Meehan

stroke Angus Widdicombe

Jeremy Edwards

cox

James Landy

Jacob Morgan

co ach

Alistair Miller

Tony Hudson Tim Andrews Liz Fagg

The boys I st VIII were pleased with their early races and knew they could look forward to more success. As the season progressed they gained strength and developed a sense of belief, to reach their full potential. Mid-season there was a minor setback with Dan Ross 'missing in action' courtesy of an ankle injury. Fortunately coxswain, James Landy, proved rather versatile and was a suitable replacement in a reshuffled crew. Shayden Robinson (Year 9) must be acknowledged for willingly steering the boat on several occasions. Preparing for the main event, the APS Head of the River, the crew were optimistic about making the A final, which would be a first for some years for a College boat in this division. The boys achieved their goal

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ROWING: BOYS YEAR 9 CREWS The Year 9 boys grew in strength in more ways than one this year, with their numbers and their achievements increasing each week. By the second regatta, the number of crews had increased to six and included one girl, thanks to the addition of a new cox for the Year 9D crew. The first Regatta for the season, The St Patricks' Regatta may have been short on competition but offered the boys a chance to test their skills in a secure environment at home on the Barwon. Despite an almost impossible turn around between races, they performed well with the 9As and 9CS coming away with wins. Competition and conditions at their second outing at Carrum for the APS Round Robin were much tougher with the reeds and wind proving as challenging as some of the opposing crews. Nevertheless, the 9E crew won the first of their two races. Carrum was a good test for the boys with the logistics of getting their boats in and out of the water, a very quick change of boats after a collision with another crew and the challenge of bring the boats back in against the wind. A day was a tiring but valuable experience. The first trip to Nagambie for the Scotch Mercantile and Junior State Championships was another test of endurance, beginning with a sam departure and followed by a two hour wait due to the wild weather. Despite the Year 9 Quad races being reduced to first and finals, the 9DS won gold and the 9ES won Bronze. The experience proved just the taste they needed to prepare for the final Regatta of the season, back at Nagambie for the APS Head of the River. As a lead up, an extended training session was held on the Saturday of the long weekend which proved to be a great success. The long morning gave the boys an opportunity to mix up crews, work with different coaches and, yes, finally get to go all the way to the Queens Park bridge. The morning highlight was a mini regatta, with our Boatman Neil Fletcher as the official starter, judge and cheer squad. A mixed 9As, with their coach as cox, won on the day.

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After a tiring few weeks, it was great to see so many of the boys down at the Barwon the following week, a rest week for them, to cheer on the girls at the Head of School Girls' Regatta. It was clear that the message that we were many crews but one boat club had been embraced. The APS Head of the River is a highlight on the rowing calendar and the boys were keen to experience for themselves the event they had heard so much about. Armed with their newly honed skills, zinc cream in College colours, and enough food to last a week rather than a day, the Year 9 boys' crews revealed some surprises on the day, including a new mascot in the form of a rubber duck for one crew. It was fitting that our last crew to be formed, the Year 9FS, should come up as rather convincing winners in the last event for the season. There could not have been bigger smiles after their race and their exciting win was matched by the delight of their coach at seeing their hard work come together. Well done to all of the Year 9 Boys' crews this season. While some crews may have grown tired of seeing red and at times had to accept the rotation of seats and crews, they showed that Geelong College rowers always give IOO% no matter what the conditions. Their achievements would not have been made possible without the tireless work of their coaches; Director of Rowing Neil Myers; Boatman, Neil Fletcher and the parents and staff who get them down to the sheds and home again every week. We look forward to an exciting future for these young rowers as they move to Year IO rowing in Term 4. Louise Bourke Yea r 9 Boys' Coordinator

IVING

APS DIVING, 20 1 0 2ND ROW L-R: Ginney Eddey, Abby Andrew,

Molly McCaffrey, Maddy Brown, Katie Appelbe, William Golightly FRONT ROW L-R: Jack West, Matthew Golightly (Boys' Captain), M:S ~ Ratcliffe (Coach), Sophie Faulkner (Grrls Captam), Matthew Lamont

DIVING: GIRLS REPORT The girls team had a successful season this year with 27 junior and I7 senior divers winning two meets for the. season. The APS final was our final for the season agamst Carey, Caulfield, and Geelong Grammars, as well as Wesley and Haileybury Colleges. The girls finished 5th overall, beating our home town rivals, Geelong Grammar. Carla Fowler, Ginny Eddy and Molly McCaffrey all finished 4th in their age groups while Katie Appelbe was the stand out diver of the season, finishing 3rd. During the season, all 44 divers went to MSAC for training; this incorporated a dry land session and pool deck diving for an hour. This was a great experience with all, learning new dives and having the experience of being able to jump off the 5, 7 and the rom platforms. Special thanks to all the parents who helped run the table on Saturday mornings and at APS night. Thank you to our main Coach George Niewman who gave up his time 4 afternoons and I morning a week. I would also like to thank Damian Niewman and Grace Byrnes who were great coaches throughout the season. Lastly, thank-you to Mrs Ratcliffe who organised everything that needed to be done; the season wouldn't have run as well as it did without her. Sophie Faulkner Captain

DIVING: BOYS REPORT The 20IO season has been an enjoyable one for all. Diving has never been truly considered amongst my peers as a legitimate sport, but more as an activity that a very small number of students participate in after school. And this is mostly true, as far as athleticism goes. No, we don't really

work up a sweat like the tennis players, and although it is a long way to the top of the 3m board, I can't say I really get that tired or out of breath as if I were swimming. No, we don't take diving quite as seriously as rowing and no, diving does not have an end of year ball. But we do have fun. And although diving isn't physically tough, psychologically it's tougher than a marathon. The boys' diving this season was quite successful. Although numbers were down from previous years, all 8 of us participated very well and finished the season with some very pleasing personal results. For the first time, our team had a training session at MSAC where we were able to practise our dives on trampolines and train on the aquatic centre's diving boards. Those divers, whose bodies were agreeing with their heads, were fortunate enough to have a go at jumping off the IO m platform. This experience was extremely valuable preparation for the APS final. As our team is so small, the Geelong College boys joined with the Geelong Grammar boys to form the Geelong Combined team for the APS final. All dived very well, with our best placing of 4th coming from Will Golightly in the Under I4 B division. Jack West, Matt Lamont and Johnnie Phillip also dived exceptionally well throughout the season and should be very pleased with their efforts. I would like to thank Mrs Ratcliffe and Mrs Porter for the

huge effort they have put in throughout the season and our Coach George Niewman for his efforts as well. George and Mrs Ratcliffe both put in a huge amount of their own time this year and for this we are all very grateful. Good luck next yearl Matthew Golightly Captain

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WATERPOLO

GIRLS WATERPOLO 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Brittany Fitzpatrick, Brydie Murrihy, Alexandra Kvant, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Hannah Welleman, Laura Jelfs FRONT ROW L-R: Louisa Bennison, Emily Carr (Captain), Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach), Georgia Ratcliffe ABSENT: Rebecca Widdicombe, Keeley Murrihy

WATERPOLO: GIRLS TEAM aterpolo for girls at The Geelong College is certainly improving, as consistent hard training and commitment is paying off in the games. Having 2 teams entered in the competition showed the depth of the girls and they recorded the fantastic results recorded in the 2010 season.

Coaches Kenny McClelland and Dean Alchin proved there is improvement for everybody; they worked hard to improve our skills, consistently showing us new little tricks. Both teams displayed determination against the tougher teams such as Haileybury but also managed to record a number of wins with both teams recording 3 wins each. 1st goalie Hannah Welleman consistently managed to keep the opposition score line to a minimum, particularly against Carey where College scored 14 to Carey's 2 goals. Well done all girls for this fantastic game. Congratulations to the 1st girls who finished a credible 3rd on the ladder, and to the 2nds girls who finished with three wins for the season. Many thanks must go to Kenny and Dean for their timeless effort and passion for the sport, as well as Mrs Trina Porter PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 132

for her wonderful organisation and for making each weeks game become a reality. It was a most enjoyable season and I thank everyone involved for making my last one such a memorable one. I have every confidence the girls waterpolo teams will continue to improve in the years to come. Emily Carr Captain

Emily Carr

James Porter

George Chisholm

W ATERPOLO: BOYS TEAM The Geelong CoHege entered only one team into the APS waterpolo competition this year. With numbers reaching I7, the competition for a position was tough. Under the experienced and watchful eyes of Kenny McClelland and Dean Alchin, the boys trained hard to improve their skills. Not knowing what to expect from the 2nd division we were at first not very optimistic. But after the team's first game, it was obvious we were going to offer some strong competition for our opponents. Geelong College waterpolo has come a long way in its eighth year, but has even further to go! With only one loss for the season and many impressive wins, (with margins of up to 22 goals) it was a very successful season. Our goalie George Chisholm made many wonderful saves, but was ably backed up in defence with experienced

players such Jordan McFadden, Barclay Fitzpatrick and Jake Davie. Zac Thomas, James Porter, Hugo Steinfort, James Carr and Andrew Wettenhall worked well in offence while newcomers Edward Bennison, Oliver Price and Matthew Golightly made good additions to the team. I would like to thank Kenny and Dean who have coached and mentored the girls' and boys' teams through many seasons of water polo. Thanks also to Mrs Porter who has been the organisation guru and drive behind the sport. This is much appreciated by all the players. Hopefully, Geelong College can see more improvements to its waterpolo program and the boys can perform even better in the future. Sam Phillips Captain

BOYS WATERPOLO 2010 2 ~D ROW L-R: Darcy Del Rio, James Carr, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Edward Bennison, George Chisholm, Hugo Stein fort. Jamo Porter. Oliver

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FRONT ROW L-R: Jake Davie, Zachary Thomas. Sam Phillips (Captain). Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach). Jordan McFadden Andrew

Wettenhall

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TENNIS

GIRLS 1ST TENNIS. 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Emma Allen. Felicity Carah. Camille Jeffreys. Elizabeth (Libby) Graham. Anna Brodie. Louisa Bennison FRONT ROW L-R: Delaney Ryan-Conn . Lucy Watson. Lizzie Walmsley. Zoe Vaughan. Georgina Walmsley. Clodagh Taylor ABSENT: Morgan Olszak (Captain)

TENNIS: GIRLS 1ST TEAM he ISt girls enjoyed a great season oftennis. despite some disheartening score lines. Even though we lost a lot of more games than we won. we can happily say that we. again. smashed Geelong Grammar (I3 sets to 3 sets) for the third year in a row.

The team consisted of Zoe Vaughan. Emma Allen. Louise Bennison. Felicity Carah. Camille Jeffreys. Delaney RyanConn. Clodagh Taylor. Libby Graham. Georgia Walmsley. Lizzie Walmsley. Lucy Watson. Anna Brodie and Morgan Olszak. Our season was filled with personal achievements. team work. commitment and a whole lot oflaughs for the girls. It was a season of highs and lows. but these events were made easier by the friendship. respect and loyalty that we have all gained for each other throughout the year. Many thanks go to Mr Cheatley. Mr Gilby. Mrs Porter and especially Mrs Filling. for all of their hard work throughout the year. Thanks also to the Parent Support Group especially Peter Byrnes. for their endless help and contribution to College tennis. To our Coaches, Julie Golightly and Mick Mullen, thank you both for putting PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 134

in so much time, dedication and effort to make us, as individuals, better tennis players and us, as a team, stronger. Finally, to the girls, thank you for making this season so enjoyable and entertaining; well done on finishing the year on such a high note. I hope you can maintain this standard for many more seasons to come. Morgan Olszak Captain

TENNIS: GIRLS 2ND TEAM The 'Very Good Girls' as one affectionately calls this team (unbeknownst to them) have enjoyed an 'unbeatable' season going through undefeated. They won a massive 92 sets and 789 games in IO matches. Varied playing conditions and abilities of opponents required the girls to adapt their style of game and their level of concentration. The success of this resulted in excellent outcomes. The girls' support of each other, the camaraderie at training and on match days has been terrific to observe and be a part. This attitude and behaviour received comment from other coaches and bus drivers. Our final match against 'arch rivals' Geelong Grammar provided our closest match for the season so victory was doubly sweet.

The team consisted of: Louisa Bennison, Phoebe Cordner, Claire Desborough, Jacquie Devrome, Olivia Foy, Emma Oates, Stephanie Noble and Eilish Rolland. Our final result would not have been possible without the input of the following girls who also played in the team during the season. Thanks girls: Lucy Hughes, Sophie Trescowthick, Anna Brodie, Libby Graham, Felicity Carah, Georgia Walmsley, Lizzie Walmsley, Lucy Watson. sue Anderson coach

TENNIS: GIRLS 3RD TEAMS During the 09/rO season, the two 3rd teams collectively made some impressive wins against Geelong Grammar, Wesley College, PEGS, Assumption College and Caulfield Grammar. The Green team, with regular players consisting of Felicity Bigelow, Emily Bourke, Phoebe Brand and Dorothy Tang (Year 12), Tanya Potter, Emily Profitt and Sophie Trescowthick (Year 11), had overall 3 wins, 2 losses and I draw. The Blue team, with regular players consisting of Liana Banjanin, Elena Gazis, Lucy Hughes, Victoria Lucas, Georgia Mellross, Alana Mitchell, Lana Sturm, Laura Vrablec and Kristie Wheal (Year 11), had overall 2 wins and 4 losses. Congratulations and thanks to the girls for their great effort in playing extra games during times of teammate injuries and illnesses. Thank you also to specialist Coaches Sue Anderson and Tony Brushfield, and to Mrs Watson and Ms Ulloa for constantly providing support during practice and Saturday matches. Dorothy Tang

TENNIS: BOYS 1 ST TEAM The 2009/ 2010 season was always going to be difficult for 1st boys having not won a match in the past 3 seasons; I am pleased to report however that this past season has delivered 2 more wins than seen in previous years. Thankfully one of these wins was against Geelong Grammar. This win made the lads hungry for another taste of victory. Thankfully this came 2 weeks later when we faced Brighton Grammar who we defeated a comfortable 11 rubbers to 5. This newfound success could be linked to new coach Simon Keeble. Whilst other schools had a mixture of Year levels throughout their teams 7 of our 9 regular players were Year 12S. Although we lacked the tennis experience and polish, we matched and even beat other schools in team spirit and mateship. Our team chemistry made the early morning trainings and buses to Melbourne enjoyable and something that all of the boys looked forward to throughout the week. Year 12 members of the team included Vice Captain Harrison Byrnes, Themba Walhstrom, Nelson Wang, Nick Malcher, Nick Brimacombe and Jack Hurley. The two members of the team not in Year 12 were Rory Fairbairn and Will Kittelty who showed incredible maturity as players. Both played in the top half of the order for the entirety of the season and picked up some good wins in the process. I really enjoyed playing doubles with Rory and he will be a tough opponent to beat in the future . All of the boys found success throughout their season and although the final match didn't go according to plan, I'm

Yr 12

1ST BOYS TENNIS, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Nick Malcher, William Kittelty, Kris Barton, Themba Wahlstrom FRONT ROW L-R: Rory Fairbairn, Sam Caldow (Captain), Nicholas Brimacombe, Callum Narita

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sure the boys will take away memories from their time in the team, on or off the court. SamCaldow Captain

TENNIS: BOYS 3RD TEAM The boys enjoyed a terrific season with much improvement seen across the playing group. The team consisted of Lachlan Serle, Jake Bertone, Cameron Pike, Ben Roberts, Ben Cailes, Pat Carroll, Matthias Baehr, Jack Perry & Callen Wade. Results were up and down, however, the boys did enjoy some comfortable wins over Geelong and Melbourne Grammar Schools! The boys were excellent ralliers and played some extraordinarily consistent tennis at times. As the season progressed, the rallies became longer and the standard of tennis went up a notch! Many fond memories will be had of sunny afternoon hitting on Rankin field and some intense battles early Saturday morning. Many thanks go to all the boys mentioned for an excellent season of tennis! Simon Robertson . Coach.

TENNIS: BOYS 4TH TEAM The 2009-2010 summer season saw the members of the boys 4th team display good sportsmanship in all matches. The effort they demonstrated in their early morning training sessions resulted in an enjoyable and successful season, with the boys winning four out of six matches played. The team consisted of Year 12 students Callum Maltby and James Green, as well as Year I I students Ben Wade, Ted McDonald, Lachie Serle, Rowan Payne, Aubrey Comben, Aaron Sachdev, Eason Wu and Trent Tomkins. James Green was awarded the Coach's Award for exhibiting College spirit, consistency and team support.

TENNIS: BOYS 9B TENNIS TEAM This was a very coherent squad. To a boy, they attended training religiously and committed to drills and games that improved their general skills, while enjoying the experience at the same time. This enthusiasm at training, plus their ability to stick to a game plan, translated into excellent results on match days. While the season was relatively short, we won four of our five encounters. From a Coach's perspective, I appreciated the enthusiasm and commitment of this squad, and the spirit of fun and sportsmanship with which they approached their tennis. The team consisted of Harrison Bowler, Pat Brimacombe, Will Cailes, Paddy Dowling, David Jelfs, Corey McFadden, Ronan Mathews, Mark Pisankitvanich, Jack Shembrey, Max Steinfort, and Adam Vrablec. Greg Smith (Art) Coach

TENNIS: BOYS 6TH TEAM The 6ths showed some real improvement over the short summer season. Training was enjoyable and the attitude of all was positive. Most games were at home at the genteel surrounds of Geelong Lawn. TIm D'Adamo and Bryce George paired together for many a spirited doubles game. Joseph Foley, Charlie Iredell and Grady Maguire worked their way up to the Sths. Hamish Stephenson and Peter Ruby even made the occasional appearance. Ian Blair could always be relied on whether at home or away. Nathan Salvalaggio and Fredrick Chan helped out for the last away game. Thanks to all the boys for a great season. Mr Paul Conway

Miss Jodie Heath Coach

TENNIS: BOYS 5TH TEAM The boys Sth team had a rewarding season. It was fantastic to see each and every one of them giving their all throughout the season. It didn't matter who we were playing or the end result, week in and week out we had eight players out on the court trying their hardest. During the season we had some fantastic individual and team results which I am sure the boys enjoyed very much. Good luck to all of the team in the future and I hope they keep playing tennis in the years to come. The team included Sam Gore, Charlie Iredell, James Potter, Golfpisankitvanich, Grady Maguire, Jamie Taylor, Ryan Saunders, Ryan TImms, Taylor Sandri, Eason Wu, Joseph Foley, Nick Pedersen and Johnathon Waterhouse.

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FRONT ROW: Harry Welleman, Angus Wylie, Hugh Goddard, Nicholas Cayzer

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BOYS' TENNIS SA BACK ROW: Robbie Britt, Lachlan Wright, Harnish Baylis, Alec

BOYS' TENNIS 8B GREEN BACK ROW: ZachO ary Yeaman, Fraser Wishart, Nicholas Malishev, Charlie Curnow FRONT ROW: Joshua Haskett, James Ragg, Louis Molyneux, Fergus Laidlaw

BOYS' TENNIS 8 BLUE BACK ROW: Hugh Neerhut, Hugh Bell, Robert Torode, Alex Divola FRONT ROW: Andrew Waterhouse, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Thomas McGowan, Kevin Ni COACH: Ms Margaret Oates

BOYS'TENNIS 8G BACK ROW: Aaron Ward, Mike Moore, Lewis Robilliard FRONT ROW: Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Dean Jeremic, Matthew Appelbe, Jack Calvert

BOYS' TENNIS 7 A BACK ROW: Mackenzie Chrimes, Angus Kininmonth, Thomas Hastings FRONT ROW: Darcy Narita, Xavier Consedine, Thomas Neerhut, Jock Slattery

BOYS' TENNIS 7B BACK ROW: Nicolas McDowell, Mitchell Dowling, David Ruby FRONT ROW: Jesse Blundy-Jones, Joshua Scuza, Thomas Roe, Thomas O'Connor COACH: Mr Chris Dinneen

BOYS' TENNIS 7C BACK ROW: Davis Kontelj, Jerone Horvat, Sam Russell FRONT ROW: Steven ling, Brandon Clutterbuck, Samuel Bartlett, Andy Slattery

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GIRLS TENNIS A BLUE BACK ROW: Annie Foley, Alice McGregor, Lucy Brownless, Hailey

GIRLS TENNIS A GREEN BACK ROW: Meg Read, Sabrina Lewicki, Charlotte Crawford,

Holloway, Georgina Calvert FRONT ROW: Georgina Unkenstein, Harshini Baskaran, Olivia Skinner, Alexandra Lever

Maddison Bell Emma Nixon

GIRLS TENNIS B BLUE BACK ROW: Emma Blake-Hahnel, Claudia Conway, Meg Kent-

GIRLS TENNIS B GREEN BACK ROW: Sophie Clark, Isabella Green, Zoe Gorell, Kirsten

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Caithness, Katie-Rose Campbell FRONT ROW: Jacqui Brotchie, Montanna Luke, Sarah Cook, Ellie Drayton

GIRLS TENNIS C BLUE BACK ROW; Tansy Pereira, Isobel Bobbera, Rebecca Finlay, Eliza

GIRLS TENNIS C GREEN BACK ROW: Rebecca Bath, Grace Forshaw, Abby Brierly, Arcadia

Fordham, Ebony Sefton

De Young, Shannessy Ward, Miranda Beatty-Kiss FRONT ROW: Nina Brown, Claudia Crawley, Amanda Ioannou, Emelie Joubert

FRONT ROW: Isabelle Bennison, Emily Jackson, Lucy Murphy,

FRONT ROW: Madalyn Colman, Riley Van Ingen, Ruby Brownless,

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BADMINTON

1ST GIRLS, BADMINTON, 2010

L-R: Mr G Lee (Coach), Mme Chabant (Coach), Benz Yingyoud, Laura Jelfs (Captain), Jessica Brotchie, Michelle Beggs, Mrs M Lee (Coach)

BADMINTON: GIRLS TEAMS his year, girls badminton has gone from strength to strength and the number of players, as well as their standard, has been most pleasing. We were able to enter 4 teams in the APS competition.

The I st team had a good start, with 3 of the original 2009 team members still playing, including Louise and Michelle Beggs. This dynamic duo continued their good form, dominating matches with quick and smart shots. Both girls have been important members of our team for the past two years. Benz Yingyoud was a new addition to our N and she performed very well under pressure, improving greatly in confidence and strength over the season. Jess Brotchie was the last girl to join the team in the second part of the season and she stunned us with her ability to pick up the game and dominate on court. It is also my great pleasure to congratulate all the 1St girls for being undefeated this season, with Michelle and Jess both undefeated in doubles and singles, and Benz winning all her singles. This year, we had enough senior girls to make up two 3rd teams; they included girls in Years 10 to 12, some new to the game. All the girls played well with solid performances from the more senior girls and improvement as well as promising

BOYS 1ST BADMINTON, 2010 L-R: Jimmy Tam, Shane Jacob, Richard Langham, Mr G Lee (Coach),

Jeremy Taylor (Captain), James Coumans, Richard Shu

results from the Year I IS who are eager to take over next year. Despite having had a mixed season, both 3rd teams recorded some excellent results. We wish them well and look forward to hearing of their future achievements. The last team entered this season was the Junior/Inter team made up of Year 9 players. Having little or no experience, they amazed coaches with their quick skill acquisition. Even though this was not always reflected on the scoreboard, the Year 9 girls should be congratulated for their consistency and commitment to getting out on court every weekend and playing their best. We encourage them to continue with their enthusiasm for the sport and rest assured the future of badminton is in good hands. Lastly, we would like to thank our teacher, Madame Chabant, for the effort she put into making sure we were ready throughout the season. Thanks must also go to our coaches, Mim and George Lee as well as Kate Smith, for supporting us and helping us to improve during our games. Good luck to all the girls in the future. Laura Jelfs Captain

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BADMINTON: BOYS 2 ND TEAM

his year, the boys badminton season started on a low note with the defection of one of our key players, Piers Flanagan, to the Gold Coast Football Club. This loss did not deter the boys, however, and each player must be applauded for the way they rallied together. Although there were no scheduled games during Term 4 last year, we had a practice match against Geelong Grammar where we were beaten. This loss inspired the team to put in a big preseason, and returning from the summer holidays, the boys were extremely eager to play.

The 2nd team was consistent throughout the season, winning a respectable number of matches and good individual results. 'Trainings on 1Uesdays and Thursdays always provided a lot of fun and an opportunity to develop our skills.

Our results reflected this preparation with the boys winning 5 matches and recording I loss to Scotch in a nail biting 7 sets to 5· The boys owned the court and against Brighton and Melbourne Grammars and Xavier, we did not drop a set, winning 12 sets to love. Richard Shu and newcomer Kelvin Ng were pivotal in these games going from strength to strength . Our most satisfying win, according to our Coach George Lee, was in the last round against archrivals Geelong Grammar where we were keen to make amends for our dismal performance in the practice match. As it was the last match for the Year 12 boys, we were all nervous but determined to come away with the win. We were further motivated by yet another inspirational speech from George. All our hard work during preseason and training sessions paid off with the boys winning 9 Cameron Walsh sets to 3, with best players being Shane Jacob and Jimmy Tam . James Coumans and Richard Langham must be congratulated on their consistent year, with neither of them losing a singles match. Special mention must also go to James who won this year's Best & Fairest award. I would also like to thank all the Year I2S for their enthusiasm and commitment as well as for their help throughout the season The results that the boys were able to produce would not have been possible without the hard work of the coaches and support staff. Our coaches, George and Mim Lee, were always there to offer advice and to help us refine our skills. I know all the boys are very appreciative of this. Special thanks also must go to Mrs Lannan, Mr Xiao and Madame Chabant for their dedication and organisation of badminton. Jeremy Taylor Captain

The team was ever changing, well supported by boys from the 1st and 3rd teams, with the occasional extra Year 12S stepping in to fill our ranks. The team's consistent members were Cameron Walsh, Stan Llan, Mason Bowler, Alec George, Anand Ganes, Simon He, Fred Chan and Luke McGowan. The highlight of the season was Cameron and Stan's amazing comeback against the 1st doubles' pair from Xavier College. After playing point for point through two sets, the Xavier boys were beginning to gain ground on our valiant lead players, until Cam and Stan had four match points against them. Displaying cool heads and inspiring skill, Stan and Cameron managed to score five points in a row and secure the win for College. Badminton has been amazing fun for us throughout the season, and we'd like to thank all of the teachers who make it possible for us to enjoy ourselves, in particular Mrs Lannan, Mme Chabant, and our enthusiastic coach, Mr Xiao. To Fred, Simon and the other boys who will remain at College, we wish you the very best in the future. Luke McGowan and Cameron Walsh CO-Captains

BADMINTON: BOYS 3RD TEAM t has been a stellar season for the boys 3rd team who showed great team spirit in every match. Strong efforts were seen from the excitement machine Richard Rollo while the Tom Rogan and Jack McGowan duo had great aerial skills and lightning reflexes, winning points when it was needed. Despite a few losses, great team efforts came from Luke Hoey and James Hay who always performed at their best. We cannot go without mentioning our dedicated coach Mr John Xiao who supported the team every week. The players consisted of Rory Mccaffrey, Jake Booth, Alex Walscott, James Emselle and Kieran Kelly: thanks again for a great season.

Jack McGowan

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WIMMING

APS GIRLS SWIMMING, 20 10 2ND ROW L-R: Laura ]elfs, Emily Jones, Brydie Murrihy, Emily Carr, Maddy Roberts, Brydie Rankin FRONT ROW L-R: Emma Threadgold, Grace Inness, Sarah Guthrie (Captain), Mrs P Porter (Coach), Bronte Panckridge, Keeley Murrihy, Eliza Scott ABSENT: Alexa Bedford, Elana Berton, Georgia Blood, Shaan Blyth, Lucy Campbell, Lilli Cashman, Chloe Claringbold, Martha Dawson, Emma Dixon, Zoe Dixon, Ella Fenton, Eliza Gore, Rose Jennett, Charlotte Kay, Julia Mann, Abby Newton, Imogen Nicholson, Alice adam, Siobhan Plowman, Annabel Scott, Edwina Slattery

SWIMMING : GIRLS REPORT he 2010 swimming season proved to be both challenging and a lot of fun. The team trained hard throughout the season and their performances at competitions were impressive, reflective of their hard work. Despite tough competition each Saturday, the girls showed excellent team spirit and their determination was to be admired especially those who turned up to the early morning training sessions. The attendance at training was brilliant and allowed Coach Fiona Skinner to refine our skills leading up to the APS competition. The Saturday morning competitions also provided a sensational arena for the girls to practice and improve, and to tackle new challenges. The APS Finals night was held in March. Every girl who competed put in a fantastic effort and many personal best times were recorded. The main highlight of the night was the Open Freestyle Relay team, consisting of Emily Carr, Brydie Murrihy, Ella Fenton and Siobhan Plowman, who

finished in 3rd place. Geelong College placed a gallant 5th in front of local competition Geelong Grammar which pleased us greatly. A special thank you must go to all the Prep School girls who continued to attend all training sessions enthusiastically and swam to their best ability, especially when they were in age groups other than their own. The College spirit was noticeable especially amongst the Year 12 girls including Grace Inness, Anna Clark, Annabelle Wilson and Harriet Fraser. I would like to thank not only all the Year 12 swimmers for helping make this season a success, but also Mrs Porter and Fiona Skinner for, without their endless help, we would not have achieved many great results this season. I also would like to thank Mrs Smith and Mrs Henning who helped out tirelessly especially running the afternoon training sessions. Sarah Guthrie Captain

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SWIMMING: BOYS REPORT

his year the boys swimming team, which once again combined with the Geelong Grammar boys, had an excellent season with many highlights. The boys trained tirelessly morning and night preparing for the Saturday morning meets. There were many excellent results such as winning the Stachan Trophy at the local All Schools competition. The APS swimming season finished at the APS final, the night was a great experience for all the swimmers. The quality of competition was amazing with over 20 records falling on the evening. College combined with Grammar and ~nished in a respectable 9th place beating Carey Grammar school. We were not able to match the dominant St Kevins College who finished ahead of Caulfield Grammar, the powerhouses of APS swimming. The boys competed well with many posting personal best times reflecting the fruits of their hard work during the season. The night consisted of excellent performances by George Curnow who stepped up to swim in the u/I7 100m and 200m freestyle races which he had never swum before. Other pleasing results came from the open 4Xsom Freestyle relay team who came third behind St Kevins and Scotch College who were both spurred on by their enormous crowds in the stands.

I would like to thank Mrs Porter our Head of Swimming for her excellent job in running the swimming and putting in countless hours and our Coaches Dean Alchin and Fiona Skinner who were both great in helping with technique and support on those early morning training sessions. Without this support, the swimming season would not be possible. Jack Kershaw Captain

Jack Kershaw

APS BOYS SWIMMING, 2 0 1 0 2ND ROW L-R: Harry Dalton, Harry Kershaw, Mr D Alchin (Coach), Robert Carter, Jake Davie FRONT ROW L-R: Jack Stekelenburg, Jordan McFadden, Jack Kershaw (Captain), Samuel Phillips ABSENT: George Curnow, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Elliott Grossnickle, Douglas Hom, James Humphries, Fraser Mahony, Jye Osborn, Brian

Rafferty, Ben Wade

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URFING

SURFING 2010 2N D ROW L-R: Lachlan Baker, Tom Jackson, Chase Galbraith, Sam Griffiths (Captain), Mr J O'Loughlin (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Jemima Hutchins, Jake Wootton, Nelson Brand, Jackson Wylie, Larry Willet, Julia Mann ABSENT: Harrison Mann, Oliver Price

The Geelong College surf team arrived on April 30 to a slow and inconsistent Torquay shore break. With wave heights of around 2 to 3 feet, our team was drawn in the first heat against Kardinia International and St Ignatius Colleges. We progressed through that first heat with a win. Nelson Brand and Harry Mann were flaring in the challenging conditions. Former Collegians Todd Rosewall and Jack Perry assisted the team, coaching on various techniques. In the semi final, the team again surfed well and progressed to the next round, thanks to some clever tactics put into place by the coaching staff. Unfortunately, in the final round, the team was unable to out surf the always competitive team of Oberon High, and were placed second. Well done to all members of the team; this consisted of Sam Griffiths, Chase Galbraith, Harry Mann, Jackson Wylie, Tom Welleman, Oliver Price, Nelson Brand, Jake Wootton, Lachie Baker and Larry Willet, Jemima Hutchins and Julia Mann. Thanks must go to our expert coaches Mr O'Loughlin and Mr Kerney. Sam Griffiths Captain

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SURF LEAGUE

he Geelong College entered two teams into this competition; one male and one female team. Round I was held at Ocean Grove Surf Beach on Wednesday 17th February under blue skies, a cool breeze and less than perfect surf conditions. The girls competed admirably, but were outclassed in most events by Christian College and Sacred Heart, finishing 4th. The boys' team, consisting of some very experienced surf lifesavers, won every team event except one. This was a standout effort and culminated in them winning the round. Some highlights were Fraser Russell who easily won the Sprint and the Flag events, the Wade relay team and excellent swims from Jack Stekelenburg, James Carr and James Porter. The finals were held at Ocean Grove in March and our boys excelled in the water events once again. They finished 2nd behind St Bedes.

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SOFTBALL

1ST SOFTBALL, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Gabrielle Mitchell, Anna Morris Lauren Heyward, Eliza Panckridge, Chloe Cook FRONT ROW L-R: Maddison Smith, Georgina Bull (Captain), Edith Lightfoot, Bonnie Sanders

SOFTBALL: 1ST TEAM he 1St team had a fant~astic season suffering just one defeat whilst playing in 2nd division. Many of our girls proved to be exceptional players throughout the season. Our season was filled with hard work and perseverance, and it was clear in our matches that the effort put into our training sessions paid off each Saturday morning. Our improvement throughout the season was largely due to the talent of our wonderful coach, Gabby Demasi, and Head of Softball, Ms Maher. They provided us with a positive attitude, and ensured we developed and perfected our skills every week.

The I st team consisted of many talented girls. Chloe Cook and Georgia Pugh always provided encouragement to fellow team mates while Bonnie Sanders skillfully played at first base and was constantly improving. Lauren Heyward established herself as an excellent pitcher and batting powerhause; the optimism of Eliza Panckridge and Maddie Smith was always welcomed when we were behind. Anna Morris was consistent throughout the season, always giving a solid performance while Tailah Griffin and Audrey Moore were reliable outfielders. Caitlyn Humphreys was always a dependable batter, and Tsu Oda

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was quick to cover holes in the field. Our catcher, Gabrielle Mitchell, and our Vice-Captain, Edith Lightfoot, displayed aptitude and determination in every match. Georgina Bull Captain

SOFTBALL: INTERMEDIATE B The Intermediate B softball team did not appear to be a winning team on paper, but their spirit and sportsmanship was second to none. Mrs Catherine Newett coached the team with the assistance of the 1st Coach, Gabby Demasi. The team focused on training pitchers and batting drills as well as rotating through positions in order to find the best fit. The skills and teamwork grew over the course of the season and they will be a team to be watched over the coming years. Team List: Jade Clutterbuck, Annaliese Lawry, Lara Palmer, Chelsea Splatt, Laura Blake-Hahnel, Jaimee Allen, Vanda Fletcher, Montana Howard, Kezlee Pickett, Kelly Speakman, Harriet Waters, and Mia Simson Ms Amanda Maher Teacher in charge

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BASKETBALL

BOYS 1ST BASKETBALL, 2010

2ND ROW L-R: Adam Guala, Taylor Bett, Andre Garcey, Russell George FRONT ROW L-R: Jayden Barber, Nikolas Jeremic, Nicholas Quail, Benjamin Roberts (Captain) ABSENT: Matt Hardiman (Coach)

BASKETBALL: BOYS 1 ST TEAM. oro saw The Geelong College basketball team return to the APS 1st section after a six year gap. With our core group of players from last season still intact, Russell George returning for his 3rd season, Andre Garcey returning for his 4th season, myself, Nick Quail and Taylor Bett, we were then joined by 4 new faces in Seb McMillan, Nick ]eremic, ]ayden Barber and Adam Guala. Along with new coach Matt Hardiman, the boys were ready for a long and challenging season.

The first game of the season filled us with a belief that we could be a force to be reckoned in this division. We played St Kevins and came away with a close victory. However, as we would discover, this may have been false hope. As the season progressed, the opposition seemed to grow taller and taller, AND taller, towering over our team that was built for speed and agility rather than brute strength. We only won I more game for the season. Many of these PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 146

games however, were decided by less than 5 points. We often struggled to find the level of consistency needed to pull off these close games. While a record of 2 wins and 8 losses might not look glamorous, the experience of playing at such a high level of basketball was invaluable to our up and com~ng stars. I would like to thank my Vice Captain Andre for his leadership and companionship over this season. Thanks must also go to our Coach Matt for imparting his wisdom and years of basketball experience to us all, and for making this season so enjoyable. Thank you to Mr Carroll who brings a special feel to basketball management. Without his constant enthusiasm, basketball at Geelong College would lose its identity. One final thanks must go to all the parents that watched our games and those who scored throughout the season. Ben Roberts Captain

BASKETBALL: YEAR 10 TEAM As the 20IO basketball season approached, a strong group of Year IO boys set off to become the best basketball players in the APS. This year's group of 1 1 boys consisted of Daniel McDonald, Padriac McGuire, Kyle Booth, Simon He, Angus Manning, Matt Lam and newcomers, Alex Hubbert, Fredrick Chan, Cody Craven and Felix Koutsoukis. Our first game resulted in a solid home win which set the scene for a very successful season. With coaching from our fabulous coach, Dave Hunter, we were able to quickly find a rhythm and focus on each other, and we recorded an impressive IO wins and 1 loss ratio for the season. With 100% effort going into training, the team developed quickly into a solid unit which resulted in consistently improved performances. Thank you must go to Mr. Carroll for continuing to organise the entire season and Dave Hunter for his amazing effort of coaching the Year IO boys. Jeremy Edwards Captain

BASKETBALL: YEAR 9B TEAM As the winter sport season approached, the Year 9B squad prepared for the season ahead with positive anticipation. The team consisted of Curtis Wynhoven, Harrison Bowler, Jye Osborn, Matthew Castles, David Jelfs, Alexander Livermore and me, (Brady Harmon) with Fred Chai and Simon He also filling in at times.

Nicholas Quail

Our season was not as successful as hoped, winning under 50% of our matches. Through the ups and downs we still managed to have an enjoyable season and improved both our team and individual skills. I would like to thank our coach Mr Bennett for all his efforts throughout the season. Brady Harmon Captain

BASKETBALL: BOYS 3RD AND 4TH TEAMS This year saw a drop in numbers of senior boys' playing basketball, but those who did dedicate themselves to the 3rd and 4th teams showed amazing commitment and should be praised for this. With numbers low and a few long-term injuries, many boys regularly backed up for two matches on a Saturday. The 3rd team generally consisted of Fred Chai who proved his value several times over against tough competition, scoring numerous goals and salvaging potentially devastating losses with great defensive play. Lachie Serle managed to slip his way through the tiniest of spaces with great speed, and block offensive play from people much larger than he. Eason Wu's speed was unmatched by the opposition, as he never missed an opportunity for a daring charge. Caleb Wong offered strong support in both offence and defence. Being the only big man in the team, my role was to work the boards at both ends.

Samantha Dobson

In the 4th team, Charlie Iredell and Jonathan Khoo played hard and fast in offence while Nick Fulton, James Potter and Sam Zhang made determined obstacles for opposing play. Despite our rather unimpressive winlloss ratio, attributed in no small way to the inconvenient loss of Stan Lian, Nick Pedersen and Matt Yang for a majority of the season, the boys never gave up and played every game with fierce determination. As twelve years of basketball finally ends for me, I must admit that I have never been prouder to be a member of such a determined team that never gave up despite our numerous losses. My warmest thanks goes to our coaches Simon Robertson (3rd) and Mr Alistair Smith (4th), and to Mr Carroll (TIC) for all their hard work in pushing our squad to do its very best. Luke McGowan Captain PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 147

GIRLS 1 ST BA SKETBALL, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Danielle Roberts, Samantha Dobson (Vice Captain). Lauren Heyward, Alana Hocking. Eliza Panckridge FRONT ROW L-R: Annabelle Chrimes, Gabi Billing. Marina Farmer (Captain). Anna Morris, Benz Yingyoud ABSENT: Kylie Morrisy (Coach)

BASKETBALL: GIRLS 2 N D T EAM The 2010 season was one to remember. With only 2 players remaining from 2009, we were joined by eight new faces. The team this year consisted of two Year I2S, Samantha Dobson and I, Year I IS. Gabi Billing, Anna Morris and Benz Yingyoud and Year lOS Danielle Roberts, Eliza Panckridge, Lauren Heyward and Belle Chrimes. Our final team member was our sole Year 9, Alana Hocking. Alana was the MVP winner for the team, showing leadership and skills beyond her years. It didn't take long for our group to become a team and start to work together. This was evident in our first game of the season. We trailed in the first half and then our new coach Kylie Morrissy gave a great pep talk. The morale rose, the adrenalin was pumping and the team came out firing. We came away with a two point win over Assumption College. Unfortunately, our season finished with 5 wins from 9 games. No matter the outcome of the game, there were always smiles all around and we'd always tried to have as much fun as we could. The standard was set very high this season, and we fought as hard as we could to prove ourselves against the tough Melbourne sides. With quite a few early mornings, long bus trips and fun bus drivers, this has definitely been an exciting season for me and Vice Captain Samantha.

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I would like to thank everyone involved this season; the parents for their support and cheering at home games, to Mr Carroll for organising everything basketball related, and finally, our wonderful coach Kylie who made this season everything it was with her encouragement, confusing drills and unique advice. Marina Farmer Captain

BASKETBALL: GIRLS INTERMEDIATE TEAM . The Intermediate girls tried their hardest and persevered throughout the season, managing one draw and one win. Although most of our season consisted of losses against difficult opponents, we never gave up and had fun regardless of the final score. In every game we gave I 10% until the final siren and we had many close games. The team consisted of Katrina Kenfield, Alisa Song, Tsukasa Oda, Rebecca Filling, Kirra Greig, Helen Schlemminger, Samantha Lim, Ellie McEvoy, Kezlee Pickett and exchange student Naemi Latzer. We would like to thank our coaches, Ms Clark and Kylie Morrissy, for their efforts put into helping us as a team and as individual players. Thanks to all the girls who made this season enjoyable for everyone. Rebecca Filling

YEAR 7 -8 JUNIOR BOYS GREEN BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Thomas McGowan,

Nicholas Malishev, Mike Moore, Euan Burns, Dean Jeremic FRONT ROW: Patrick Crisp, Davis George, Jackson Breer, Joe Fowler COACH: Ms Stephanie Guy

YEAR 7-8 JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Shaan Blythe,

Bronte Panckridge, Zoe Dixon, Emma Dixon, Abby Newton FRONT ROW: Charlotte Kay, Olivia Skinner, Natalie Collett, Izzy Summers

YEAR 7-8 JUNIOR BOYS BLUE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Kevin Ni, Lewis

Robilliard, Robert Torode, Andrew Goldsack FRONT ROW: Davis Kontelj, Kasra Reja, Steven Ling, Mitchell O'Leary

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SNOWSPORTS

SNOWSPORTS TEAM 2010

he College Snowsports team grew significantly this year, with the addition of several new competitors and their families. The Victorian Interschool's competition began on Mt Buller on Sunday 22nd August and ran through till the end of the week. 15 Prep school and 7 Senior school students competed in a variety of skiing and snowboarding events and all of the competitors did a fantastic job of representing our school by participating with enthusiasm, good spirits and trying their best. The following students qualified for Nationals which were held at Perisher: Matthew and William Golightly, Saskia and Hailey Holloway, Mollie Fernandez, Mardi Stapleton, Alexander and Penelope Blight. All students

Alexander Blight

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Mollie Fernandez

did very well with exceptional results achieved by Mollie Fernandez, who came 1st in Snowboard GS and 2nd in Boarder X. Mollie and Mardi Stapleton placed 4th in the team races for both snowboarding events. The Golightly boys placed 6th in the Moguls events and Alexander Blight placed 6th in Alpine GS. Mollie went on to compete in New Zealand during the September school holidays, placing 5th in the overall results which is a sensational achievement considering she was the second youngest competitor there. Congratulations to all College students who represented the school in the Victorian and National Championships. See you all next year!

Matthew Golightly

HOCKEY

BOYS 1ST HOCKEY, 2010 2ND ROW L-R: Guy Fanning, Kris Barton, Jack Angliss, James White, James McGlade, Matt Perkins, James Green, Eddie Ablett FRONT ROW L-R: Nicolas Molyneux, Joel Barton, James Holding, Harrison Byrnes (Captain), Zachary Thomas, James Landy ABSENT: Mr B Gardiner (Coach), Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

HOCKEY: BOYS ISTTEAM The 2010 season was one filled with promise after a tough season last year with a young team. The 1st squad consisted of James Holding (VC), Zac Thomas, James White, James Green, Eddie Ablett, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Matt Perkins, Guy Fanning, Joel Barton, Kris Barton, Nic Molyneux, Jack Angliss, James McGlade, James Landy and 1. Round 1 saw us take on reigning premiers, Scotch College. If not for a last gasp goal from Scotch after the final whistle, College could have equalled the most wins in a season over the last three years after just one round! We had to settle for a draw, however, but we had sent an important message to the other schools that we would not be the 'easy beats' of this year's competition. Our first win came in Round 3 against St Kevin's, and our second the following week against Carey in our best game for the season with the final score being 5- 1. This was the first time the 1st boys team has won back to back games, while recording the largest winning margin ever. The next few weeks proved very difficult however, coming up against top end of the table sides Haileybury, Xavier and Caulfield. Some tough losses left us looking forward to our final game and for some of us, the last time we would ever pull on the green, blue and white playing top. We finished the

season well, defeating Brighton Grammar 4-2 in a strong, consistent performance. A big thank you goes to coach Ben Gardiner and his assistant Mr Smith for their enthusiasm and hunger to help us improve as a team, and as individuals. Thanks must also go to Graeme Dent who always takes a big interest in all teams throughout the season, and whose special comments are invaluable as was the help of Mrs Tol, Mr Cheatley and finally, to the Hockey Parents Support group for their legendary hospitality. Harrison Byrnes Captain

HOCKEY: BOYS 2ND TEAM This year was a great year for the 2nd team. A great deal of skill improvement was shown by all team members. With many of our players coming from Year 9, and the teams we played being mostly Year 11 and 12 students, we showed great determination and courage in our games. We had only 2 wins, one at home, and one at the State Hockey Centre. Our most memorable win was against Xavier coming back from 1 - 0 down at half time to win 2 - 1. Well done to all players this season: Stuart Orford, PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 151

GIRLS 1ST HOCKEY, 2 010 2ND ROW L-R: Grace Inness, Leah Bowtell, libby Graham, Ellie Watson, Jacqueline Devrome, Megan Bathem, Emily Carr FRONT ROW L-R: Claire Arundell, Georgina Sambell, Georgia Ratcliffe (Captain), Fiona Barton (Vice Captain), Lucy Watson, Edwina

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Cameron McKenzie, Sam Woodall, Ronan Mathews, James Lay, Jake Booth, Sam Snarskis, Riley Dye, Cameron Pike, Douglas Morris, Tom Carman, Nelson Taylor, Richard Shu and Jamie Taylor. Thank you to our super talented coach Mr O'Loughlin for being such a great influence on our performance all season. Good luck to everyone playing next year! Nelson Taylor and Tom Carman Co-Captains

HOCKEY: GIRLS 1 ST TEAM The 1st team experienced a most successful season as we fought hard to replace the outstanding skills lost in the previous year. With an experienced team of 8 Year 12 students, the 1st team looked set to have a fabulous season. From our first training session, we knew that this was going to be a hard and tough season, yet this was not going to affect anyone's determination as we were under the great guidance of our Coach Lisa Taylor. We managed to win 3 games with the sweetest, of course, being when we defeated Geelong Grammar. With Fiona Barton (Vice Captain) , Ellie Watson, Jacquie Devrome and Grace Inness as our dominant back line, we always knew that we had someone to rely on, as each of them displayed outstanding dedication to the game. In the mid field there were the young guns, Georgie Sambell, Lucy Watson and Libby Graham. These girls worked together to take control of the middle field. Up the front was the quick PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 152

forward line of Emily Carr, Leah Bowtell, Edwina Johnson, Megan Bathem and Claire Arundel!. Our forward line worked together each week to convert the work on the field into well deserved goals. We couldn't have achieved any of this without the help and commitment from our wonderful coach Lisa Taylor; her belief in our ability, and her knowledge of the game, was what we needed to motivate us each week, and in tum, led us to 4th position on the ladder. I wish the remaining girls all the best next year and hope they enjoy the season just as we have done this year. Georgia Ratcliffe Captain

HOCKEY: 2ND GIRLS TEAM. The 2nd team had a great season this year with 6 wins, 2 losses and a draw. Our best win was against Wesley College, where the score was 11 -1. The team consisted of Ryleigh Dunstan, Morgan Olszak, Alethea Rose, Emma Oates, Ebony Westman, Tazmin Kip, Laura Skoglund and Steph Collier. Our German exchange students Charlotte Mueller and Louisa Mayr both proved invaluable to our team. Thea Philip, Jade Clutterbuck, Gabrielle Mitchell, Clara Murphy and the vital Year 9 players Olivia Garcey, Erica White and Jacqui Humphrey completed our squad. Best player awards went to Tazmin for her consistency and Thea for her essential aggression. Thanks to Emmaline

Moore, our coach, for a fantastic season and Mrs Tol for all her organisation. We hope summer hockey and next year's hockey seasons are just as successful!

HOCKEY: GIRLS INTERMEDIATE TEAM The Intermediate team had a disappointing start to the season with our first two games being cancelled by the opposition. Once we did start playing however, our results weren't as good as hoped; we lost by one goal in both the first two games, despite having a strong back line of Harriet Waters and Montana Howard as full backs, and Emma Ring in goal. Our next game was an improvement as we came away with a draw thanks to a solid effort by new players Claire Rogers and Alexandra Pedersen. Going down 4-0 to a strong Carey side the following week, was disappointing.

out on top I I -0 against Caulfield, and 4-0 against Carey Grammar, respectively. Goal scorers were Olivia Garcey, Erica White, Lilli Cashman, Danielle Ruby and Jacqueline Humphries, all supported by the strong midfield of Clodagh Taylor, Kelly Speakman, Delaney Ryan-Conn and Christa Gekas. Our last game of the season was cancelled by the opposition, so our season ended on a forfeit. Our coach, Gillian Pasque, was a fine mentor throughout the season, always having positive words of encouragement. All in all it was a great season with some very promising results.

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J UNIOR A GIRLS HOCKEY BACK R OW : Eliza Fordham, Georgia Blood, Philippa Thorne, Hailey

JUNIOR A BOYS HOCKEY FRONT ROW: Lachlan McDonald, Mitchell Dowling, Fraser Wishart,

Holloway, Alexa Bedford, Tiahna Proebstl FR ONT R OW : Emily Nash, Rose Jennett, Claudia Crawley, Kate Speakman, Nina Brown

Samuel Porter, Harnish Russell, Stewart Saunders, Alex Baensch FRONT ROW: James Humphries, Andy Slattery, Mitchell Goninon, Eugene Lynch, Thomas O'Connor, Thomas Roe, Louis Molyneux, Ashley Neville COACH: Mr Harry Roberts

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SOCCER: BOYS 1ST TEAM iven the strength of the APS competition, soccer at the Geelong College has always bee~ a.~fficult undertaking. Losses are frequent and mdiVldual victories feel like premiership glory. With this in mind, the 1st boys always knew that the season would be a tough one.

We managed to record 3 victories; however, the team's efforts were strong all season. Sadly injuries took a great impact on our team. We took on a strong Scotch College in the first game. It was a close encounter in the first half, but we faded in the second and lost, Our first win was against Grammar, putting them in their place 4 - o. The next time we had our full team was in the 7th round against Carey. We dominated to win 5 - 2, this being a major highlight in our season. Long term injuries were unfortunately a defining feature of our season. These included Santo Tripodi, Chris Nixon, Kelvin Ng, Jimmy Tam and Will Bowden. This made team formation very difficult for Coach Mr. Kovacev. This season, the team comprised of goalie Nelson Wang, defenders Santo Tripodi, Jack Plowman, Kelvin Ng, Angus Wishart, Tom Patterson; midfielders Chris Nixon, Alexander Certoma, Jimmy Tam, Will Bowden, James Armstrong, Golf Pisankitvanich and strikers: Aron Jones, Sam Gore, Nicholas Brimacombe Santo Tripodi Captain

SOCCER: BOYS 2ND TEAM This year produced good results for the 2nd team as we mustered two losses, a draw and five wins, the best of which was a trouncing of Carey. Coming off the back of

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an opposition forfeit, we were eager to go out and play. The first 20 minutes saw about IS very close shots on goal, with frequent and strong runs through the Carey defence. After our first goal, we never looked back. Backed up by the impenetrable Trent Tomkins in goals, and the powerful defence of Andy White, Cameron Walsh, Grady Maguire and Merce Laohavisit, our skilful midfielders Alex Walsgott, Jake Bertone, Ben Morgan, Callum Maltby and James Emselle were able to pass the ball through to the crack striking cousins, Alex and James Christou. The Carey players were totally outclassed by the strong, fit and fast College outfit, which reflected on the scoreboard as we won by an astonishing I I -0. Goals went to Ben Morgan, Alex Christou and Callum Maltby, with Jake Bertone scoring an unbelievable eight! Thanks must go to our coaches, Dale Harris and Dave Anderson, for their encouragement and skill drills. Callum Maltby

SOCCER: YEAR 10 BOYS TEAM The 2010 season began on a high with an emphatic 6-0 victory against Caulfield. Unluckily for the team this was to be the best result and be one of only two wins. Despite the loss of key players to other sports, our team managed to always put out a respectable and competitive side. At the back we had a reliable goalkeeper in Ben Stefanovic, with hard tackling backs Rowan Baldam, Jackson Deahl, Callum Narita, Rory McCaffrey, Lachie Summers and a tireless Callum Jenkins. They made sure the opposition forwards were not in for an easy day. Shane Jacob, Matt McGrath, Alex Wilkinson-Beards, Edwin Lau, Will O'Donnell, Nick Hvidberg, Alan Thomas, Nathan Malishev and Tom Brennan were the members in a hard working midfield,

while Harry Forsyth and Edward Bennison led the attack that always tried to both take and create opportunities for the team. When looking at the overall results for the season, things do not look too promising, but they really do not properly reflect the way the team played. We played some great football and scored goals but ultimately concentration in the final third is what let the team down. Once concentration is improved, the future looks bright for this team .Thanks must go to coach Alexis Lopes for making every training session interesting and for teaching us to hold our heads high. Harry Forsyth

SOCCER: BOYS YEAR 9 TEAM Year 9 boys soccer team had an enjoyable season with an eventful start to the year. It started with a change of coach after 2 games. Rowan Sykes was unable to continue coaching and Josh Hay took over. Full credit must go to Josh whose training sessions created a team which went through many wins in the second half of the season. Max Payne had a solid season in goals while the defence comprised of Mitch Stewart, Brian Rafferty, Max Varley, Alex De Young, Will Shelley, Corey McFadden, Dylan McRae-Palmer and 'solid as a rock' Will Cailes. The midfield included Jack Shembrey, Sam Kelly, Andrew McGlade, Peter Angliss, Andrew Slone, and Charlie Callan. A sensational striking duo finished the line up with Charlie Medic and clinical finisher Mark Pisankitvanich. We all had an enjoyable season and many thanks must go to coach Josh Hay. Charlie Callan

SOCCER: GIRLS 1 ST TEAM The girls 1st team had many highs, and many lows, throughout the 2010 winter season. The first few rounds saw no wins but with some hard work at training, improvement as a team began to show, with results

becoming closer and closer. Our determination finally paid off when we managed our first win of the season, beating Mentone 5-0. It was a good team effort and gave Georgie Walmsley, our newly recruited forward, an opportunity to prove herself. She did so in the most impressive of ways, scoring 4 goals. Her partnership with Eliza Scott improved every match. Many attacks were made possible by the speed and skill of our midfield which consisted of Jasmine Emselle, Grace Tripodi, Laura Walker, Anna Clark and Annabelle Sloane. They all showed great persistence and determination during training and in games. To back them up, Lyndall Watson led our solid defence, providing constant support for Edith Lightfoot, Erin Collins, Sarah Sturges, Liana Banjanin and Cara McKinstry. However, on the rare occasion that the opposition did get past our solid defence, Alana Mitchell was always there to save the day. Despite the score, Alana always remained tough and determined and was never afraid to put her body on the line. Coming into the last game of the season with 3 wins, the girls were very keen for a win. This would make us the most successful girls 1st team. We were up at half time 3-1. Peninsula scored first and pressured us but the defence stood firm. The final score was a hard fought 6-3, ending our enjoyable season on a particularly high note. Finally, our coach Mr D'Agostin put in a lot of hard work throughout this season and the girls improved dramatically with his help. Jessica Brotchie Captain

SOCCER: GIRLS 2ND TEAM The 2nd team was a fun loving group of girls all eager to participate in each and every game of the season. With new recruits Katherine Monotti and Emily Searle adding to the determination of the team, the goalie remained undefined and was rotated throughout the team with outstanding performances by Olivia Foy and Katherine Monotti. With GIRLS 1 ST SO CCER, 2010 2 ND R OW L-R : Alana Mitchell, Sarah Sturges, Laura Walker, Erin Collins, Cara McKinstry, Liana Banjanin, Anna Clark FRONT ROW L-R: Edith lightfoot, Grace-Louise Tripodi, Annabel Sloane, Lyndall Watson (Vice Captain), Jessica Brotchie (Captain), Georgina Walmsley, Eliza Scott, Jasmine Emselle AB SENT: Mr F D'Agostin (Coach)

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four wins from nine games, the team always came out with a smile and there were always some encouraging words from Coach Steven Luczo. The strong forward line of Olivia Foy, Eilish Rolland, Emily Bourke and Holly Shelley worked hard to keep the opposition defence on their toes. Backing them up in the midfield, were the constantly injured yet irreplaceable Louise Beggs, the determined Demi Della-Porta; karate queens Bronte Thornton and Jessica Toulmin, and the consistent Clare Desborough. The libero role was given to Brittany Fitzpatrick going wherever her heart took her. The ever-changing defensive line consisted of a resolute Lana Sturm, an unpredictable Dorothy Tang, the impenetrable Chloe Cook, and loudest in the team, Georgia Pugh successfully pulling off four slide tackles for the season much to opposition objection. Overall the team had a thoroughly enjoyable season.

season with all the players in high spirits. Overall, we had a great season and everyone played to their best. Coach Mr. Andrews was always positive an d enthusiastic and this rubbed off on the girls as well. Vanda Fletcher and Sarah Cielesh .-"0 ' ~r.'\.

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The 3rd girls team saw some real improvements during the 2010 season. We had a bit of a bumpy start, with everyone getting to know each other and the game, but found that once we began playing our techniques began to develop and we started to have good progress.

Neerhut, Aaron Ward, Zachary Yeaman FRONT ROW: Angus Thn, Alec Attwood, Joshua Haskett, Matthew Appelbe, Jack Calvert, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Harrison McMaster, Henry BeaumontKelly COACH: Mr Kevin Flanagan

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The strikers for our team included Valeria Acosta, Tanya Potter and Brittany Fitzpatrick. Georgia Mellross, Ernira Roysada and Nicola Riley are also to be commended with their excellent defence. The second half of the season was a definite success; with many close matches and a draw. We had a fantastic end to the season, coming up with a 2-1 win in our last game against Carey. The girls should be commended on their solid efforts this year and Coach Halil Sweeney should be congratulated for improving our skill and for always encouraging us. Emily Profitt

SOCCER: INTER GIRLS TEAM The Inter team consisted of our Captain and striker; Sophie Desborough, fellow strikers Maeve Rolland, Sophie Radalj and Sarah Cielesh; a trusty midfield ofVanda Fletcher, Mia Simson and Georgia Wilson; two goalkeepers Rebecca Griffiths and Clem Boyd; a solid defence consisting of Alexandra Ragg, Lucy Walsh, Georgi Skuza, Lucy Blakey and Courtney Selway. Alex Wheeldon was unavoidably out for the season with an injury. The girls had a great start to the season with a 5-2 win over PEGS then the team suffered a loss to Wesley. We then came back with a 3 - 0 win over Haileybury. The other Haileybury team beat us by a close 1-0. The next match of the season was Mentone, another close loss 1-2. The next week the girls were defeated by Carey 2-5. We then played PEGS B team and the result was a draw. For the last match of the season, Carey as the opposition and the College team had a great win 5-2. It was a great way to end the PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 156

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ATHLETICS

GIRLS APS ATHLETICS, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Ella Fenton, Emma Allen, Camille Jeffreys, Olivia Garcey, Alana Hocking, Melody Philpott, Amy Sheridan, Ella Vernon,Laura

Walker, Kameiko Gray, 3RD ROW L-R: Chloe Wynter, Saskia Holloway, Philippa Weetman, Juliet Bigelow, Emily Serle, Lucy Hughes, Georgina Walmsley, Jennifer Cleary, Katrina Bigelow, Claudia Conway, Julia Mann, Annabelle Shannon 2ND ROW L-R: Olivia Clark, Morgan Perry, Charlotte Hastings, Emma Threadgold, Emily Fuller, Elana Berton, Katie-Rose Campbell, Eliza Scott, Martha Dawson, Jacqui Brotchie, Megan Wallace FRONT ROW L-R: Annabel Scott, Mr M Saunders (Coach), Mrs S Peace (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Teacher in Charge) , Libby Graham (Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Emily Carr, Mr M Wade (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach) ABSENT: Jessica Brotchie (Vice-Captain), Sarah Meager, Hannah Peace, Ellen Porter, Georgina Calvert, Lucy Fyffe, Olivia McFarlane, Angela Morris ABSENT COACHES: Mr G Donovan, Ms C Guest, Mrs M Barnes, Mr D Wade, Mr P Jeffreys, Mrs H Green, Mr M Torpey, Mrs L Lee, Ms G Larobina, Mr W Harris, Mr T Paton, Ms M Cole, Mr N Lomas, Ms K Lomas, Ms S Guy, Ms E Curnow, Ms S James

GIRLS ATHLETICS The 2010 Girls squad relied on the hard work and commitment of a small group who trained and competed regularly despite the coldest and wettest season for more than ten years. Forty-five girls from Year 6 to Year 12 made up our final team and the efforts of all those who trained were commendable. This year's Girls APS Sports is likely to be the last to be held at Olympic Park. The conditions on the day were very challenging, with rain and cold wind for most of the morning making many events very difficult. Despite this, determined performances came from the whole College team and fifteen personal bests were achieved. A highlight of the morning was the shot put results, where we won six of the events, with Camille Jeffreys, Melody Philpott, Olivia Garcey, Juliet Bigelow and Amy Sheridan achieving first place. Ella Fenton jumped well to win the UI 6 high jump and Julia Mann was impressive in winning the U I 5 400m. Other athletes to finish in the top three were Emily

Serle, Philippa Weetman, Emily Fuller, Annabelle Shannon, Saskia Holloway, Katie-Rose Campbell, Lucy Fyffe, Angela Morris and Georgie Calvert. A number of athletes competed in three or more events on the day, including Camille Jeffreys, Philippa Weetman, Kameiko Gray, Laura Walker, Emma Allen, Ella Vernon, Julia Mann, Juliet Bigelow, Katie-Rose Campbell, Claudia Conway, Lucy Fyffe and Angela Morris. At the end of the morning we finished in sixth place, ten points behind our rivals Geelong Grammar. Thank you to Year 12 athletes Emily Carr and Vice-Captain Jess Brotchie for their contributions to the team over four and six seasons respectively. At the Athletics Dinner, 'Most Improved' presentations were made to Emily Serle, Annabelle Shannon and Emily Fuller whilest Alana Hocking and Laura Walker received Team Contribution awards. The work of the Athletics Parent Support Group led by Mrs Kittelty was appreciated by all members of the squad.

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Our coaches have devoted a great deal of time and effort to prepare their athletes, so thank you to College Staff Mrs Filling, Mr Donovan, Mr Curnow, Ms Guest, Mrs Barnes, Mr Saunders, Mr Wade, Mr Jeffreys, Mr Robbins, Mr Torpey, Mrs Lee, Mrs Green, Ms Larobina, Mrs Peace and our outside coaches for their involvement. Special mention must go to Mrs Russell and Mr Parkes for their hard work and organisation to help all College athletes achieve their best. Congratulations to all the girls for their effort and commitment during the 2010 season and best wishes for the future of College athletics. Libby Graham Captain of Girls Athletics

Libby Graham represented Geelong College in APS and Athletics Victoria competitions for six years, competing in multiple events and often above her age group to fill gaps in the team. Her events included triple jump, hurdles, high jump and shot put and she was always willing to tackle any challenge with determination. This year she trained consistently and won the Open 'A' shot put at the APS Sports and worked positively in her role as Captain. T P Parkes Teacher in Charge of Athletics

BOYS ATHLETICS 010 has been a positive season for the Geelong College boys' squad. The commitment and passion of our athletes challenged the strength and numbers of the bigger APS schools.

Despite the cold and wet conditions for training and competition this season, all the boys worked hard and supported each other well. This was shown by our best performance at the Heats for a number of years, where we reached nine Division I Finals. Congratulations to the DIS 4 x 400m relay team of Hugh Goddard, Braeden Eddy, Sam Russell and Hamish Baylis for setting a new School Record on the day. At the APS Final at Olympic Park, twenty-one personal bests were recorded by the thirty-five boys in our team. We improved our points score and position from 2009, finishing in eighth place ahead of Brighton Grammar and Geelong Grammar School. Our tally of 236 points was the second highest total number of points scored by the College in the last fourteen years of APS competition. Highlights of the day included the very strong performances of our Open age group, with Andre Garcey winning the shot put and Jeremy Taylor and George

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BOYS APS ATHLETICS, 2010 3RD ROW L-R: Guy Fanning, Callen Wade, Hugh Goddard, Barclay Fitzpatrick, George Curnow, Will Kittelty, Darnien Hatch, Sam Walsh,

James Koroneos, Harry Graham, Nicholas Fulton 2ND ROW L-R: Joe Maishman, Harnish Baylis, Jack Shembrey, Will May, Matthew Lamont, Harry Jess, Kyle Booth, Oscar Robinson, Sam Russell, Alex De Young, Braeden Eddy, James Fitzpatrick FRONT ROW L-R: Mr G Donovan (Coach), Mr M Saunders (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Teacher in Charge) , Fraser Russell (Co-Captain), Charles Barham (Co-Captain), Jeremy Taylor (Vice-Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr M Wade (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach) ABSENT: Andre Garcey, Angus Johnstone, Dean 1Urnley, Daniel Van De Pol, Josh Saunders, Matthew Castles, Max Steinfort, Alex Wood, Blake Sutterby ABSENT COACHES: Ms C Guest, Mrs M Barnes, Mr D Wade, Mr P Jeffreys, Mrs H Green, Mr M Torpey, Mrs L Lee, Ms G Larobina, Mr W Harris, Mr T Paton, Ms M Cole, Mr N Lomas, Ms K Lomas, Ms S Guy, Ms E Curnow, Ms S James

Curnow achieving third places in the 800m and high jump. Both the 4 x 100m and 4 x 800m relays ran well to finish fifth and Daniel Van de Pol and Callen Wade achieved sixth place in the triple and long jumps. Those athletes who competed in multiple events made a significant contribution to the team, including Josh Saunders and Sam Russell (both five events), Harry Jess, Matt Lamont, Will May, James Koroneos and Alex Wood. Sam Russell's performances in both sprints and middle distance events were outstanding. At the Athletics Dinner Team Contribution awards recognised the efforts of George Curnow, Callen Wade, Josh Saunders and Nick Fulton and Most Improved trophies were presented to Will Kittelty and Dean TUrnley. Throughout the season all of our coaches have worked hard to help individual athletes and the team. Thanks must go to all the Staff coaches named in the Girls' report and to our outside coaches Mandi Cole, Warren Hams, Neale Lomas, Kerryn Lomas, Tom Paton, Steph Guy, Matthew Wade, Eliza Curnow and Sarah James. We would like to thank especially Mrs Russell and Mr Parkes for their dedication to athletics at Geelong College over the years. Congratulations to all athletes in the 2010 squad. Their enthusiasm and positive effort led to the improved results we achieved. Well done to our fellow Year 12 athletes Andre Garcey, Gus Johnstone, Dean TUrnley, Daniel Van de

Pol and Vice-Captain Jeremy Taylor for their contributions over a number of seasons and best wishes to future College athletes. Charlie Barham and Fraser Russell

Co-Captains of Boys Athletics Charlie Barham has represented Geelong College in APS athletics for three years, showing dedication and improvement in his middle distance running. At the 2009 APS Sports he ran a personal best in the Open 1500m and this year trained hard and was an active and involved Captain. He ran strongly in the 3000m to finish seventh and encouraged all members of the team to achieve their best. Fraser Russell has been a member of the athletics team for six years from Year 7 to Year 12. In his junior years he was a successful 200m, 800m and sprint relay runner. Since 2008 he has focussed on the sprints and achieved very good results, setting new School Records for the Open 200m and 400m last year. He has been a hard worker at training and a good contributor to College teams in the Victorian Relays Championships and Schools Knockout competitions. This year Fraser took on the challenge of the three Open sprints and a relay, finishing with two thirds and a fourth in his individual events. His determination and contribution to the team effort was inspiring to all College athletes. T P Parkes Teacher in Charge of Athletics

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5:42.34 min

Shot Put (A)

libby Graham

9·47m

9·47 m

1500m (B)

Olivia Clark

6:27.78 min

Shot Put (B) (4 kg)

Camille Jeffreys

9·73m

9·73 m

4Xloom Relay

58.33 sec

loom

Kameiko Gray

14-29 sec

13_06 sec

Charlotte Kay, Claudia Conway, Elana Berton, KatieRose Campbell

200m

Philippa Weetman

29.71 s ec

26_80 sec

Philippa Weetman

66_23 sec

Caul

800m

Katrina Bigelow

2A9 .51 min

Caul

2:21.99 min

4XIoom Relay

Emily Fuller, Philippa Weetman, Emma Allen, KameikoGray

55.97 sec

Caul

51.76 sec

Hurdles loom

Emily Fuller

17.98 sec

High Jump

Alana Hocking

I.30m

Long Jump

Kameiko Gray

1hple Jump

Sarah Meager

Shot Put (A)

Alana Hocking

Shot Put (B) (4 kg)

Emma Allen

7·30m

loom

Laura Walker

13.92 sec

200m

La ura Walker

28.31 sec

UNDER 17

8. tOm

GGS

17.55 sec

GGS

l.60m

4-93 m

IO_32m

Carey

8.95m

Caul

9·3sm

GGS

13.34 sec

Carey

27_26 sec

Hurdles 80m Emma Threadgold

Annabelle Shannon

64.74 sec

Caul

62.64 sec

800m

Annabelle Shannon

2:24.79 min

Caul

2:23.11 min

I500m (A)

Saskia Holloway

5:06.18 min

1500m (B)

Ella Vernon

5:3718 min

Caul

5:15.15 min

4XIoom Relay

Ellen Porter, Laura Walker, Hannah Peace, Martha Dawson

55.31 sec

Caul

52.45 sec

Hurdles gom

Emma Allen

17.82 sec

High Jump

Ella Fenton

Carey

14.20 sec

GC 6

Caul

GGS

Elana Berton

1.25m

1.40m

Long Jump

Katie-Rose Campbell

4·39m

4-49m

niple Jump

Katie-Rose Campbell

Caul

IO .20m

Shot Put (A)

Charlotte Kay

6·5 Im

Caul

II.33m (APS RECORD)

Shot Put (B) (3 kg)

Claudia Conway

7·0 6m

7·77 m

loom

Lucy Fyffe

1316 sec

Caul

13.73 sec

200m

Lucy Fyffe

29.05 sec

Caul

800m

Angela Morris

2:38.74 min

Caul

4X l oom Relay

Charlotte Hastings, Olivia Mcfarlane, Angela Morris, Lucy Fyffe

60.2 I sec

Caul

54.3 6 sec (APS RECORD)

18.43 sec

15.21 sec

Caul

1.35m

Caul

4·35m

UNDER 13

Hurdles Born Chloe Wynter High Jump

Chloe Wynter

1.20m

Long Jump

Morgan Perry

3·4 2m

Shot Put (A)

Georgina Calvert

7.06m

7·74ffi

Shot Put (B) (3 kg)

Angela Morris

5·21m

Caul

6.21m

Caulfield Grammar

344

2""Wesley College

253

3"' Haileybury

249·5

Final POInts· Girls

Long Jump

Martha Dawson

4·oom

Martha Dawson

g.I8m

Caul

Io.82m

4'" Carey Grammar

237·5

Triple Jump

Melody Philpott

9·39m

g·39m

5"'Geelong Grammar

194·5

Shot Put (A) Shot Put (B) (4 kg)

Olivia Garcey

7· 8 sm

7· 8 5m

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20.44 sec

High Jump

UNDER 16

400m

6"'Geelong College

UNDER 15

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2010 - BOYS

MGS

11.13 sec

22.40 sec

MGS

22.07 sec

48.85 sec

Caul

48.16 sec

1:54.61 min

1:50.10 min (APS RECORD)

100m

Fraser Russell

11.34 sec

200m

Fraser Russell

400m

Fraser Russell

800m

Jeremy Taylor

1500m

Oscar Robinson

4:37.54 min

4:,8.13 min

3000m

Charlie Barham

9:39.30 min

SKC

9:13.04 min

4X l o om Relay

Angus johnstone, Fraser Russell,

4X800m Relay

Hurdles

Callen Wade, Will Kittelty

44-75 sec

MGS

4217 sec

jeremy Taylor, Daniel Van de Pol, Dean Thrnley, Oscar Robinson

8: 13.88 min

MGS

7:50.41 min

Damien Hatch

16.13 sec

MGS

loom

Sam Russell

12.35 sec

200m

Sam Russell

'4.25 sec

Boom

Sam Russell

':05.88 min

1500m

Blake Sutterby

4:55.54 min

4Xloom Relay

Harnish Baylis, Barclay Fitzpatrick, 48.08 sec

45·29 sec (APS RECORD)

3'4010 min

Sam Russell, james

Fitzpatrick 4X400 m Relay

I 1.84 sec

2:05.80 min

Hugh Goddard, Braeden Eddy, Sam Russell, Hamish Baylis

Hurdles loom

Hugh Goddard

15.92 sec

MGS

14.34 sec

High jump

Barclay Fitzpatrick

1.6 sm

SKC

1.70m

Long jump

joe Maishman

4.88m

SKC

6.03m

Triple jump

joe Maishman

lo·som

11.8=

Shot Put (4 kg)

Barclay Fitzpatrick

11.61m

BGS

15·3 2m

1 st

4 20 .0

14.48 sec

Fina! Pomts . Boys

110m

High jump

George Curnow

1. 85m

MGS

1.9sm

Long Jump

Callen Wade

6.06m

Carey

6.6,m

Triple jump

Daniel Van De Pol

12·S2m

Shot Put (6 kg)

Andre Garcey

13· 21m

Melbourne Grammar 2nd Xavier

379·5

College 13·21m

UNDER 17

3'" St Kevin's College

378.0

4'" Scotch College

298·5

room

josh Saunders

12.20 sec

SKC

11.36 sec

Harry jess

'4.64 sec

22.84 sec

5'" Caulfield Grammar

284.5

200m

800m

Josh Saunders

2:01.76 min

SKC

1:54.go min

6'" Carey Grammar

250.5

1500m

Guy Fanning

4:29.86 min

MGS

4: 16.86 min

Harry jess, Matthew Lamont, josh Saunders, Alex DeYoung

46.25 sec

Caul

44.00 sec

7'" Haileybury

249.0

4Xloom Relay

8"'Wesley College

239.0

9'" Geelong College

236.0

Harry jess, Guy Fanning, josh Saunders, Alex DeYoung

3:41.48 min

4X400m Relay

MGS

3:24.79 min

10'" Brighton 206.5 Grammar II '" Geelong Grammar

Hurdles 1I0m

Matthew Lamont

High jump

josh Saunders

1.80m

XCIWC

1.90m

Long jump

Harry jess

S·18m

SKC

6.34ffi

Triple jump

Matthew Lamont

I !.17m

13·oom

Shot Put

Kyle Booth

9·91m

Is.5lm (APS RECORD)

100m

Will May

12.11 sec

11.70 sec

200m

Will May

24.68 sec

23.74 sec

800m

Matthew Castles

2:16.96 min

MGS

2:00.05 min

(5kg)

138.5

15.31 sec

UNDER 16

1500m

jack Shembrey

4:49.88 min

4:17.09 min

4Xloom Relay

Alex Wood, Will May, Harry Graham, james Koroneos

47.42 sec

MGS

44.37 sec

4X400m Relay

Will May, Max Stein fort, Harry Graham, james Koroneos

3:42.73 min

MGS

3:31.21 min

Hurdles loom

Alex Wood

17.35 sec

MGS

14.46 sec

High jump

Sam Walsh

1.60m

SKCIMGS

1.80m

Long jump

Alex Wood

MGS

5.89m

Triple jump

James Koroneos

II.93m

SKC

12·9 1m

Shot Put

Hugh Goddard

11.59m

BGS

(4kg)

Fraser Russell

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Boys' Leaders Jeremy Taylor, Charlie Barham, Fraser Russell

Captain Libby Graham

U15 4 x 400 Relay Team Record Breakers

Jen Cleary, Camille Jeffreys, Lucy Hughes, Emily Serle

Philippa Weetman

Julia Mann

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Daniel Van De Pol

Alex De Young, Josh Saunders

EQUESTRIAN

EQUESTRIAN TEAM, 2010

3RD ROW L-R: Brigitte Ward-Moss, Sarah Richards, Imogen Nicholson, Joanna Billings 2ND ROW L-R: Jasmine Salveson, Laura D'Adamo, Gemma D'Adamo, Stephanie Nicholson, Courtney Selway, Ally Luppino, Mr Rob

Kayler-Thomson (Head of Equestrian) FRONT ROW L-R: Olivia McFarlane, Georgina Unkenstein, Bonnie Sanders (Captain), Michelle Beggs (Vice-Captain) , Lydia Nicholson , Genevieve Nicholson

he Equestrian team enjoyed a number of successes throughout the 2010 Interschool series. The commitment and enthusiasm of its members, including the enthusiastic new riders entering the team from Campbell House and the Preparatory School, were responsible for the fantastic results we have seen this year. In particular, the Dressage and Showjumping event held by The Geelong College as part of the Interschool Championships proved to be a remarkable, State-wide success; this can be attributed to the admirable hard work of our Head of Equestrian, Mr Kayler-Thomson, and all the dedicated co-ordinators who contributed to the smoothrunning of the event.

The outstanding performances of the Equestrian team members are too numerous to mention, except to express my immense pride of not only the achievements of our riders, but the consistent participation and effort displayed by them at a variety of events throughout the year. Due to these efforts the team won the Barwon Interschool series in showjumping and were runners up in the dressage section. In the Victorian series, the College came 5th in Victoria. 'TWo of our team went on to represent our region

for the Port Phillip Cup Challenge up against the big schools in Melbourne and beyond. Ally Luppino placed a respectable 5th in her level while Lydia Nicholson was awarded Reserve Champion in her division. I would like to congratulate the team for their dedication, and wish them the best of luck for next year. Bonnie Sanders Captain

Team meeting plus lollies for energy

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AWARDS The P rincipal's Prize for the Captains of the School

The literature Prize

Nelson Y Wang Lyndall A Watson

The Stanley Calvert Prize fur Debating and Public Speaking

The T W Davies Prize for the Vice Captains of the School

Lyndall A Watson Benjamin C Cailes

Fiona R Barton Richard P Langham

FINE AND APPUED ARTS

Anna GClark

The Art Prize

Dux of the College 2009

Sophie E Morrow

Xavier Hatch

The Visual Communication and Design Prize

Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 Students who finished second to the Dux of the College in 2009

David Goodridge Benjamin Sturm

Lyndall A Watson The Jocelyn Kop Memorial Prize fur a talented Year 11 Creative Arts student who is taking Photography in Year 12 fur the purchase of materials or equipment

DEPARTMENT PRIZES: BUSINESS STUDIES

MUSIC The Music Group Performance Prize

Audrey V Moore

Olivia C Foy Luke A McGowan

Lyndall A Watson

Addy J Dunkley-Smith Alexandra C Kvant

Nicholas L Pedersen

The Design and Technology Prize

The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts

The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance in Year 11

The A T Andrews Memorial Prize fur Mathematics and Science in Year 12

The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize

The Studio Arts Prize

Nicholas L Pedersen Nelson Y Wang

Nicholas L Pedersen

Georgia R Iredell

Zachary J Thomas

Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance

The Brian Lester Prize fur Specialist Mathematics

Rebecca K Filling

The E R Scott Prize fur best instrumentalist

Dorothy W Tang Nicola L Riley The Music Parents' Support Group Prize fur Leadership and Contribution to Music

Luke A McGowan PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Prize

Camille KJeffreys SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary incorporating the A K H Thompson Bursary for a Year 11 Student returning next year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First Team

Jennifer A Cleary Camille KJeffreys The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize for allround sporting contribution to the College

Emily S Carr The Hermitage Old Girls' Association Prize for the student, other than the Captain or ViceCaptain, who has distinguished him/herself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College

Annabelle C Wilson The Hobday Prize for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College Community

Lyndall A Watson The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership

The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting

The Principal's Art Prize

Alexandra C Kvant

Dale E Denny

Lucy SHeath

The Chemistry Prize

The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics

GEOGRAPHY

Benjamin C Cailes

The Geography Prize

Dale E Denny

Annabelle C Wilson

The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize

The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies

HISTORY

Clare E Desborough

The History [Revolutions) Prize

The Physics Prize

Wllliam A (Will) Bowden Wllliam S Baulch

Nicholas L Pedersen

The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be awarded to a boy for allround ability and service to the College

The Psychology Prize

Darcy S Del Rio

The Theatre Studies Prize

The International Studies Prize

Massimo F (Max) Amerena Lyndall A Watson

Leah E Bowtell DRAMA, DANCE AND MEDIA

The Biology Prize

Nelson YWang

Madeleine J Steel

Wllliam S Baulch

The Macfarlane Burnet Prize

The E H Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for allround ability and service to the College

The Drama Prize

LANGUAGES

Jeremy E Taylor

Katherine G Monotti

Addy J Dunkley-Smith

The Classics Prize

The Prize for Best Dramatic Performance

Jessica E Brotchie

The Information Technology Prize

The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community

Katherine G Monotti

The B R Keith Modern Language Prize for French

OTHER PRIZES:

The Mathematical Methods Prize

The Alexander Coto and John Coto Memorial Prize for students not otherwise named on the Academic Prize list who have demonstrated an excellent commitment to their studies

Nelson Y Wang

Lachlan D de Blaquiere

The Media Prize

Benjamin C Cailes

Nelson Y Wang

MATHEMATICS

ENGUSH

The Further Mathematics Prize

The C A Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student

Jeremy E Taylor

Anna G Clark Benjamin C Cailes

Nicholas L Pedersen

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Fiona R Barton The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship

Elizabeth A (Libby) Graham Jeremy E Taylor

The Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 10 girl and boy for positive citizenship

Zoe MVaughan Alan M Thomas The Morongo Award presented to a Year 11 student who has performed at a high academic level and who is a direct descendant of a Morongo Old Collegian

Natalie MJablonsky Morongo Medal for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie

Marina R Farmer Jordan L McFadden Year 12 Merit Award Prize

Massimo F (Max) Amerena William S Baulch Jessica E Brotchie Benjamin C Cailes Anna G Clark Callum J Maltby Nicholas L Pedersen Madeleine J Steel Chi Fung Oimmy) Tam Nelson YWang Lyndall A Watson Callan S Young Year 11 Merit Award Prize

Yuan Peng (Fred) Chai Addy J Dunkley-Smith Damien P Hatch Camille KJeffreys Jonathan S Khoo Alexandra C Kvant Bonnie A Sanders Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence

Taylor L Bett Alexander J Certoma Emily J Fuller Francoise M Hill Callum K Narita Eliza K Panckridge Maddison G Smith Alan M Thomas Zoe M Vaughan Laura K Walker Year 9 Prize fo r General Academic Excellence

Emily G Baulch Lucy M Bishop Charles H (Charlie) Medic Hannah J Morrow Imogen K Nicholson Melody A Philpott Claire V Rogers Annabelle C Shannon Amy M Sheridan Clodagh C Taylor Han B Trinh Hannah S Peace

SPORTING PRIZES: Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award)

Charles B Barham Elizabeth A (Libby) Graham Fraser E Russell Badminton (Fairest and Best]

James B Coumans Laura KJelfs Basketball (Fairest and Best)

Alana J Hocking Andre F Garcey Cricket (Fairest and Best) (incorporating the 'T K [Tim) Maltby Trophy' for best cricketer of year and the W H Hill Trophy' for best allround performance)

Jack I Wood Football ['Carji Greeves Medal' for the Fairest and Best]

Richard P Langham Hockey (Fairest and Best)

Georgia C Ratcliffe Harrison 0 Byrnes Netball (Fairest and Best)

Ellie B Stevens Rowing (Excellence Award)

Emily S Carr Russell H George Soccer (Fairest and Best)

Jessica E Brotchie Alexander J Certoma Softball (Fairest and Best)

Lauren A Heyward Swimming [Excellence and Dedication Award)

Jack L Kershaw Emily S Carr Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Sophie E Faulkner Matthew J (Matt) Golightly Tennis (Fairest and Best] (formerly 'T S Hawkes Memorial Trophy' for Open singles champion)

Samuel F Caldow Morgan L Olszak Waterpolo (Fairest and Best]

Samuel C (Sam) Phillips Emily S Carr Year 12 Merit Awards

Massimo F (Max) Amerena English, Literature, Psychology Fiona R Barton English WIlliam S Baulch Further Mathematics, History (Revolutions), International

Studies Felicity J Bigelow Design and Technology, Psychology WIlliam A Bowden History (Revolutions)

Leah E Bowtell Legal Studies Jessica E Brotchie Chemistry, English, Latin, Physics Benjamin C Cailes Chemistry, English, French, Mathematical Methods Lily E Chirnside

Geography Anna GClark English, Literature, Media Lachlan D de Blaquiere

Mathematical Methods Darcy S Del Rio Chemistry, French Dale E Denny Accounting, Economics Clare E Desborough

Environmental Science Alexander DixonTrigg English Samuel T (Sam) Gore Physical Education Tailah J Griffin Biology James B Holding Design and Technology, English Jack F Hurley

Geography Georgia R Iredell

VISual Communication and Design Xu (Stan) Lian Mathematical Methods Callum J Maltby Chemistry, Physics, Specialist Mathematics Jordan L McFadden Further Mathematics Luke A McGowan English, Legal Studies Cara A McKinstry Further Mathematics Sophie E Morrow Art Stephanie C Noble

Environmental Science Nicholas L Pedersen Chemistry, English, Information Technology, Physics, Specialist Mathematics Jack S Plowman English Madeleine J Steel Art, Literature, Theatre Studies Chi Fung Oirnmy) Tam Accounting, Economics, English Jeremy E Taylor Biology, Further Mathematics Zachary J Thomas Design and Technology Annabelle E Uebergang English

Nelson Y Wang Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Media, Physics Lyndall A Watson English, Psychology, Studio Arts (Textiles) James R White Chinese, Mathematical Methods Annabelle C Wilson English, Geography Callan S Young English, Mathematical Methods, Physics Year II Merit Awards

Claire H Allinson English, Psychology Charles A J Beith VET Music Gabi L Billing Music Performance Julia R Castles

Geography Yuan Peng (Fred) Chai Chemistry, General Mathematics, Mathematical Methods, Physics Thomas J Chisholm Physical Education Jennifer A Cleary English, Further Mathematics Units 3&4-, Physical Education Units 3&4Aubrey A Comben Media Addy J Dunkley-Smith Biology, English, French, Psychology, Drama Units 3&4. Further Mathematics Units 3&4James L Emselle General Mathematics, VET Interactive Digital Media Jasmine K Emselle Economics Matthew W Fitzpatrick

Media Catherine J Flynn Studio Arts (Textiles) Bryce A George

Geography Thomas E Goodear

Design and Technology William N Grange

English Jamie A Harrison Accounting Damien P Hatch Chemistry, English, Physical Education, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 TomPHughes General Mathematics Caitlyn E Humphreys Art (painting/photography) PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 167

Natalie M Jablon ky English

Holly M Shelley French, Psychology

Camille K Jeffreys English, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Physical Education Units 3&4

AlisaM Song Biology

Design

Hugo W Steinfort Environmental Science

Drama, Physical EducatiGn

Harrison G (Harry) Jess Environmental Science, Literature, Visual Communication and Design

Lana J Sturm

Jonathan S Khoo Chinese, English, Physics,

Further Mathematics Units 3&4, Mathematical Methods Units 3&4

English Nelson J 1'aylor

Annabelle L Chrimes

Edlllca~0n

Religious Education

Matthew J McGrath VET Jnteractive Digi ai Mer!lJia

Units r&2

Alexander G Walsgott English, Media

Jade E Clubterbuck Commerce (Business)

Physical Eduoati@ n

Ebony A Westman Drama Units 3&4 Ross P Wettenhall

Aaron M Derksen

Taraia C Meehan Design and TBc!:Jin0!ogy, Physi0&i

Geography

Lucy C Duffield Commerce (Business)

Nicolas J Molyneux Commer;ce (Money & Lawy

Murphy S Edsall Design and Technology

Clara B Murphy Painting

Jeremy N Edwards Drama, Religious Education

Daniel R Nagle

Guy F Fanning English, Geography, Mathematics, Science

Callum K Narita Chinese, English, Photogmphy, Science, Mathematical Methods Units r&2

3&4

Caleb HWong

Alexandra C Kvant Chemistry, English, Latin, Mathematical Methods, Biology Units 3&4, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Jaruwat (Merce) Laohavisit Design and Technology

English Second Language Yichun (Eason) Wu

General Mathematics Year 10 Merit Awar ds

Emma I Allen Drama, Textiles

Ellie K McEvoy Dance

Katherine L (Katie) Appelbe

Audrey V Moore Music Group Performance Units

Rowan P Baldam Commerce (Money & Law)

3&4

Dean A Barber Physical Education

Photography

Benjamin J Morgan English, Legal Studies, International Studies Units 3&4

Grace E Clark

Mathematics, Photography

Cameron M Williams Physics, Physical Education Units

William J Kittelty Accounting

Hannah M Chimside

General Mathematics

Andrew JWhite Environmental Science

1'azrnin D Kip Art (painting/photography) , English, History

Angus S MamilDm.g Commerce (Busin.essJ, iBesign al1d Teohno!0gy, M&them&tic;:s, Music Jack [) MoG0wan History (Americ;:an), Relligiel:ls

Callen A Wade

Katrina K Kenfield Art (painting/photography)

Grace Cheatley

Harrison R WaIilIiQ Fhysioal J5d1.(QaifDi0n

Drama

General Mathematics

Emily A Jones Legal Studies Units 3&4

Kwun Tin g (frederick) Ch an Commerce (Business), Science, Visual Communication and

Kris T Barton Physical Education

Design and Technology, Physical Education, Science

Emily J Fuller Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), English, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Information Technology Units r&2

Kameiko S Gray

Photography Lauren A Heyward English, History (Renaissance), Science

Sebastian McMillli an

Education

Mathematics, Physical Education

Oliver R Neerhut History (American) , Physical

Education Angus J Nicholson History (Chinese) William D O'Donnell Religious Education Lara J Palmer Commerce (Business) , Mathematics Eliza K Panckridge English, French, Mathematics, Physical Education, Relig,ious Education, Science, History Units

AliceMOdam English, Further Mathematics Units 3&4 Rowan D Payne Economics, Legal Studies

Emma E Bath English

Francoise M Hill English, Geography, Literature, Religious Education, Science

Edward N Bennison Design and Technology, Physical

Alexander D Hubbert

r&2

French

Cameron C Pike Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Information Technology Units 3&4 Tanya Potter Studio Arts (Textiles), Visual Communication and Design

Mattfuew S 0Matt) Perkirls Literature, Biology Units ! &2

Taylor L Bett

Education Chinese, English, French, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Katrina E Bigelow Mathematics, Science Remy E BlairThomson History (Chinese)

Edward M Ratcliffe General Mathematics

Kyle M Booth

Daniel Retman General Mathematics

Mathematics

Ernira Rosyada General Mathematics

Drama, Music, Religious Education, Physical Education Units r&2

Bonnie A Sanders English, French, History, Psychology Eliza M Scott Physical Education Units 3&4 Emily L Serle General Mathematics, Literature, Psychology

Lucy E Campbell

Alexander J Certoma Commerce (Money & Law),

English, Physical Education, Science, Mathematical Methods Units r&2, Physical Education Units r &2

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Shane M Jacob Physical Education Paris N Kontelj

English, Religious Education

Thea S Philip Physical Educati0n

Matthew R Lamont Drama, Physical Education

Kate H (Katie) PlowmaFl Eng!ish, History (Renaissance) , Literature, Sciem:e

James D Landy Commerce (Business), Mathematics, Physical Education,

Siobhan M Plowman Eng!ish, Geography, History (Chinese), Photography, .'];cien.ce

Science

Nicholas D Quail

EdwinYLau Mathematics

Physical Eduwtion TeganAReed

Annaliese J Lawry

Dance

Dance, Religious Education

Sambi D Richards TextHes

Millie R Leahy Commerce (Money & Law) James G Malcher Drama, Physical Education Nathanial J Malisfhev

Chinese

Fo.ona K RiQey ReligiGus EallloaU@Ja Danie]le IE Roberts English, Lil:el'atwre, Mathematies, Religious Ea1!waIJion

Physical Education

Harrison T Bowler

Samuel C (Sam) Kelly

Claire V Rogers Design and Technology, English, Geography, History (Australian), Religious Education, Textiles

Thomas J Rogan

English

Physical Education

William Cailes

English, French, History (Australian), Mathematics

Maeve E Rolland Chinese, English

Georgina I Sambell

Religious Education

Painting

Charles D (Charlie) Callan Geography (Planet Earth), Media,

Morgan B Kerambrun History (Australian)

Samuel M (Sam) Russell Physical Education

William D Langley

Grace L Scheiner History (Australian)

Erica D Robinson Physical Education

Laura I Blackman Dance, English, Physical

Thomas RJackson Design and Technology, Physical

Matthew N Roche

Education

Helen V Schlemminger Science Alexander E Shannon

Mathematics, Physical Education Georgina M Skuza

Physical Education Annabel C Sloane English, Physical Education, Textiles Maddison G Smith English, French, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Chelsea K Splatt History (American) Ben Stefanovic Commerce (Money & Law), Design and Technology, Painting, Physical Education, Science Alan M Thomas Commerce (Money & Law), English, French, Geography, Latin, Science, Mathematical Methods Units 1&2 George D Threadgold Commerce (Money & Law), English, Religious Education, Science Zoe MVaughan English, History (American), Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Physical Education Units 1&2

Physical Education Thomas P Carman Geography, History (Australian),

Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Matthew J Castles

Physical Education Lachlan J (Lachie) Chornley

Drama

Angus D McKindlay Design and Technology, VIsual Communication and Design

Physical Education

Charles H (Charlie) Medic Art, English, French, Geography,

Isaac B Crawley

Mathematics

Drama Jack L Curnow History (Australian), VIsual Communication and Design Gemma L D'Adamo

Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Science

Hannah J Morrow Art, English, History (Middle East), Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Keeley A Murrihy Art, Drama, English

Laura J D'Adamo History (Australian), Science

Imogen K Nicholson Art, French, Geography, Latin, Mathematics, Science

Sophie K Desborough

Rachel G Odam

Geography (Planet Earth), Information Technology, Religious Education

Mathematics Stuart J Orford Design and Technology, Religious Education

Ella R Fenton Art, Physical Education Barclay P Fitzpatrick

Physical Education English, Textiles

Lucy A Walsh

Mary C (Molly) Forshaw

Dance, English, History (American), History (Renaissance)

Nellie J Gao French, Textiles

Dance, Drama

Mathematics, Biology Units 1&2

Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas Drama, English

Angus J Widdicombe

Alana J Hocking

Physical Education

Drama, English, Physical Education Saskia J Holloway English, Geography, History (Australian), Latin, Science

Religious Education

English, Geography, Latin, Physical Education, Science

William J Couch

Yanda S Fletcher

"Year 9 Mer it Awar ds

William G May

Sarah A Meager Physical Education

Physical Education Units 1&2

Georgia R Wilson

Alexandra K (Ally) Luppino Mathematics, Science

Sarah L Cielesh Art, Design and Technology, English

Laura K Walker English, Geography, Science,

JackJWest

Physical Education

Emily G Baulch Design and Technology, English, Geography, History (Australian), Information Technology, Religious Education, Science, Textiles

Jacqueline I Oacqui) Humphries

Lucy M Bishop Art, English, Geography

Religious Education

(Planet Earth), Media, Physical Education, Religious Education

Music, Science

Georgia K Hughes Art

Design and Technology, English, Emma C Hurley

Maxlin C (Max) Payne History (Middle East) Hannah S Peace

Drama, French, Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science Alexandra D Pedersen Information Technology,

Mathematics, Media, Religious Education Melody A Philpott Chinese, English, French,

Geography, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Isabelle C Pilon

French, Mathematics, Science Ellen J Porter

Drama, Music Hannah J Portogallo

Dance

Hamish P Seller

Drama, English, VISual Communication and Design Annabelle C Shannon Art, English, Geography,

Geography (planet Earth), History (Australian) ,

Mathematics, Media, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, Textiles Jack M Shembrey English, History (Middle East), Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Amy M Sheridan Art, English, Geography, Mathematics, Media, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science Andrew T Sloan Design and Technology Kelly R Speakman French, Religious Education, Science Clodagh C Taylor

French, Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science Steffie P Thomson

Geography (planet Earth) , Media, Physical Education, Textiles Han B Trinh English, French, History

(Australian), Mathematics, Music, Science Maxwell M Varley History (Middle East), Information Technology Benjamin J Wade Physical Education, Visual Communication and Design Harriet S Waters Art Erica M White Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Science

Sophie M Radalj Art, Religious Education

Alexander B Wood

Brian E Rafferty Design and Technology

Samuel B (Sam) Woodall

English, Mathematics, Science Music PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 169

SCHOOL COLOURS ACADEMIC HALF COLOUR Emily Baulch Lucy Bishop Charles Medic Hannah Morrow Imogen Nicholson Hannah Peace Melody Philpott Claire Rogers Annabelle Shannon Amy Sheridan Clodagh Taylor Han 1hnh SCHOOL COLOUR

Taylor Bett Alexander Certoma Emily Fuller Francoise Hill Callum Narita Eliza Panckridge Maddison Smith Alan Thomas Zoe Vaughan Laura Walker HONOUR

Massimo (Max) Amerena William Baulch Jessica Brotchie Benjamin Cailes Yuan Peng Chai Anna Clark Addy Dunkley-Smith Damien Hatch Camille Jeffreys Jonathan Khoo Alexandra Kvant Callum Maltby Nicholas Pedersen Bonnie Sanders Madeleine Steel Chi Fung (Jimmy) Tam Nelson Wang Lyndall Watson Callan Young

ATHLETICS HALF COLOUR Emma Allen Katrina Bigelow Kyle Booth Matthew Castles Jennifer Cleary Alexander De Young Guy Fanning Barclay Fitzpatrick Olivia Garcey

Harry Graham Kameiko Gray Damien Hatch Alana Hocking Saskia Holloway Lucy Hughes Harrison Jess James Koroneos Matthew Lamont William May Sarah Meager Hannah Peace Ellen Porter Eliza Scott Annabelle Shannon Jack Shembrey Amy Sheridan Maximilian (Max) Steinfort Laura Walker Georgina Walmsley Samuel Walsh Alexander Wood SCHOOL COLOUR

Charles Barham Jessica Brotchie Emily Carr Ella Fenton Emily Fuller Angus (Gus) Johnstone William Kittelty Melody Philpott Oscar Robinson Samuel Russell Joshua Saunders Emily Serle Dean 1Umley Daniel Van De Pol Callen Wade Philippa Weetman HONOUR

George Curnow Andre Garcey Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Camille Jeffreys Fraser Russell Jeremy Taylor

BADMINTON HALF COLOUR Jessica Brotchie Shane Jacob Xu (Stan) Lian SCHOOL COLOUR

Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Sarah (Louise) Beggs Kelvin Ng

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Richard Shu Chi Fung (Jimmy) Tam Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud HONOUR

James Coumans Laura Jelfs Richard Langham Jeremy Taylor

BASKETBALL SCHOOL COLOUR

Jayden Barber Taylor Bett GabiBilling Annabelle Chrimes Samantha Dobson Marina Farmer Russell George Adam Guala Lauren Heyward Alana Hocking Nikolas Jeremic Sebastian McMillan Anna Morris Eliza Panckridge Danielle Roberts Onrumpa (Benz) Ymgyoud HONOUR

Andre Garcey Nicholas Quail Benjamin Roberts

CHOIR HALF COLOUR Demi Della -Porta SCHOOL COLOUR

Fiona Barton Luke McGowan HONOUR

Olivia Foy Katherine Monotti

CONCERT BAND SCHOOL COLOUR

Brigitte Russell Nelson Wang James White

CRICKET HALF COLOUR William Langley SCHOOL COLOUR

Campbell Bishop George Cameron George Chisholm Darcy Del Rio Dale Denny Jamie Harrison Angus (Gus) Johnstone Edward Ratcliffe Hugo Steinfort Dean rumley Eamonn Vines HONOUR

Jack Wood

CROSS SCHOOL COLOUR

Annabelle Wilson

DEBATING HALF COLOUR Mary (Molly) Forshaw Alexandra Kvant William May Sarah Meager Jack Shembrey Richard Shu SCHOOL COLOUR

Demi Della-Porta Nicholas Fulton Damien Hatch Rowan Mackey Callum Maltby Katherine Monotti Nicholas Pedersen Brigitte Russell Nelson Wang Annabelle Wilson HONOUR

Demi Della-Porta Katherine Monotti

Benjamin Cailes Anna Clark Lyndall Watson

HONOUR

DRAMA

Claire Arundell Fiona Barton Georgina Bull TImothy Gordon Tailah Griffin Luke McGowan Georgia Pugh

HALF COLOUR Emma Allen Gabi Billing Grace Cheatley Hannah Chirnside Grace Clark

Jennifer Cleary Mitchell Dunstan Jeremy Edwards Catherine Flynn Alec George Edwina Johnstone Talia Klein James Malcher Alana Mitchell Nicolas Molyneux Clara Murphy Fiona Riley Holly Russell Annabel Sloane Maddison Smith George Threadgold Georgia Wilson SCHOOL COLOUR

Claire Allinson Griffin Barry Lucy Campbell Julia Castles James Christou Demi Della-Porta Jacqueline Devrome Rebecca Filling Brittaney Garrett Matthew Lamont Ellie McEvoy Luke McGowan Alice Odam Nicola Riley Brigitte Russell Laura Skoglund Madeleine Steel Sarah Sturges Dorothy Tang Lyndall Watson Ebony Westman Rebecca Widdicombe HONOUR

Addy Dunkley-Smith Camille Jeffreys Katherine Monotti

FENCING SCHOOL COLOUR

Jack McGowan

FOOTBALL HALF COLOUR Rory Fairbairn Sebastian (Sam) Hughes Thomas Rogan Ryan Saunders SCHOOL COLOUR

Benjamin Cailes

James Carr George Curnow Angus (Gus) Johnstone Jordan McFadden Edward Ratcliffe Samuel Russell Joshua Saunders Daniel Van De Pol Callen Wade Cameron Williams Jack Wood H ONOUR

Darcy Del Rio Richard Langham Nicholas Malcher Wesley Mitchell Fraser Russell Jeremy Taylor

GENERAL SCHOOL COLOUR

Rowan Mackey

HOCKEY HALF COLOUR

James McGlade Georgina Sambell SCHOOL COLOUR

Edward Ablett Claire Arundell Kris Barton Joel Barton Megan Bathern Jacqueline Devrome Guy Fanning James Green Grace Inness Edwina Johnstone James Landy Nicolas Molyneux Matthew Perkins Ellie Watson Lucy Watson H ONO UR

Fiona Barton Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Elizabeth (Libby) Graham James Holding Georgia Ratcliffe Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Zachary Thomas James White

MUSIC

Danielle Roberts Alan Thomas George Threadgold SCHOOL COLOUR

Claire Allinson Ian Blair Aubrey Comben Nicholas Fulton Caitlyn Humphreys Audrey Moore Anna Morris Taneesha Plummer Holly Shelley Lucy Watson Ebony Westman Andrew White

NETBALL SCHO OL COLOUR

Lucy Bishop Lily Chirnside Sophie Faulkner Lucy Heath Brydie Murrihy Madeleine Stevens HONOUR

Elkanah Foott Ellie Stevens

ROWING HALF COLOUR

Fiona Barton Billie Fenton Brittany Fitzpatrick Tazmin Kip Cara McKinstry Brydie Murrihy Brigitte Russell Emily Serle Holly Shelley SCHOOL COLOUR

HALF COLOUR

Kelvin Ng Annabel Sloane Chi Fung Oimmy) Tam SCHOOL COLOUR

James Armstrong Liana Banjanin Nicholas Brimacombe Alexander Certoma Anna Clark Erin Collins Samuel Gore AronJones Edith Lightfoot Cara McKinstry Christopher Nixon Tom Patterson Nithit (Golf) Pisankitvanich Jack Plowman Eliza Scott Sarah Sturges Grace-Louise Tripodi Laura Walker Georgina Walmsley Nelson Wang Angus Wishart HONOUR

Jessica Brotchie Jasmine Emselle Alana Mitchell Santo Tripodi Lyndall Watson

SOFTBALL HALF COLOUR

Natalie Jablonsky SCHOOL COLOUR

Jack Angliss Jennifer Cleary Mark D'Altera Addy Dunkley-Smith Catherine Flynn James Holding Alexandra Kvant Katherine Monotti Hamish Palmer-Hill Sarah Sturges Hannah Welleman Cameron Williams Angus Wishart

Chloe Cook Lauren Heyward Edith Lightfoot Gabrielle Mitchell Anna Morris Eliza Panckridge Bonnie Sanders Maddison Smith

HONOUR

HALF COLOUR

Emily Carr Russell George Georgia Ratcliffe Trent Sullivan Rebecca Widdicombe

Claire Arundell Fiona Barton Olivia Foy

HALF COLOUR

Lucy Campbell Jade Clutterbuck Riley Dye Lauren Heyward Francoise Hill Matthew Lam Matthew Lamont Angus Manning Ellie McEvoy Jack McGowan Gabrielle Mitchell Clara Murphy Fiona Riley

SOCCER

SNOW SPORTS SCHOOL COLOUR

Matthew Golightly Saskia Holloway

HONOUR

Georgina Bull

STAGE BAND

SCHOOL COLOUR

Georgia Pugh Brigitte Russell HONOUR

Tailah Griffin Luke McGowan Nelson Wang

STRING ORCHESTRA

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HALF CO LOU R

HONOUR

Claire Arundell Luke McGowan Nelson Wang

Nicola Riley Dorothy Tang

SURF LIFE SAVING

SCHOOL COLOU R

HALF COLOUR

Ella Fenton Barclay Fitzpatrick Brydie Murrihy Keeley Murrihy Laura Walker

Fiona Barton Georgina Bull Derni Della-Porta Nicola Riley HONOUR

Georgia Pugh Brigitte Russell Dorothy Tang

TENNIS

SCHOOL COLOUR

James Carr Campbell McDonald James Oamo) Porter Fraser Russell Callen Wade HONOUR

Emily Carr

SURFING HALF COLOUR

Chase Galbraith Samuel Griffiths Harrison Mann Oliver Price Thomas Welleman Jackson Wylie

SWIMMI NG HALF COLOUR

Chloe Claringbold George Curnow Jake Davie Virginia Eddey Sophie Faulkner Carla Fowler Grace Inness Laura Jelfs Emily Jones Imogen Nicholson Alice Odam Madeline Roberts Eliza Scott Jack West SCHOOL COLOUR

Katherine (Katie) Appelbe Lucy Campbell Ella Fenton Matthew Golightly Sarah Guthrie Brydie Murrihy Siobhan Plowman HONOUR

Emily Carr Jack Kershaw Jordan McFadden Samuel Phillips

SCHOOL COLOU R

Emma Allen Nicholas Brimacombe Felicity Carah Rory Fairbairn Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Jack Hurley Camille Jeffreys William Kittelty Nicholas Malcher Delaney Ryan-Conn Clodagh Taylor Zoe Vaughan Themba Wahlstrom Georgina Walmsley Nelson Wang Lucy Watson HONOUR

Harrison Byrnes Samuel Caldow Morgan Olszak

WATERPOLO HALF COLOUR

Louisa Bennison James Carr Anna Clark Darcy Del Rio Brigitte Russell SCHOOL COLOUR

George Chisholm Jake Davie Addy Dunkley-Smith Brittany Fitzpatrick Barclay Fitzpatrick Laura Jelfs Ale_xandra Kvant Jordan McFadden Brydie Murrihy Keeley Murrihy James Oamo) Porter Oliver Price Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas Hannah Welleman Andrew Wettenhall Rebecca Widdicombe HONOUR

Emily Carr Samuel Phillips

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HOUSE COLOURS Nicolas Molyneux Tayla Nott Danielle Roberts Delaney Ryan-Conn Jackson Wylie

CALVERT HOUSE COLOURS General Nicholas Pedersen

Junior Honour James Armstrong Thomas Carman Jackson Deahl Lucy Duffield Talia Klein Paris Kontelj Danielle Roberts Erica Robinson Joshua Saunders Jack Shembrey Maddison Smith

Athletics Fiona Barton James Brodie Sophie Faulkner Catherine Flynn Damien Hatch Benjamin Nott Nicholas Pedersen Daniel Van De Pol Cross Country Damien Hatch Edwina Johnstone Nicholas Pedersen Benjamin Roberts

COLES HOUSE COLOURS

Football James Brodie

General Felicity Carah Darcy Del Rio Brittany Fitzpatrick Elkanah Foott Matthew Golightly Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Richard Langham Hamish Palmer-Hill Brigitte Russell Nelson Wang Lyndall Watson

Music Dorothy Tang Netball Katherine Monotti Rowing Thea Phillip Soccer Callum Maltby Katherine Monotti Dorothy Tang Swimming Adam Cooper Demi Della-Porta Edwina Johnstone Katherine Monotti Anna Morris Benjamin Nott Dorothy Tang Tennis James Brodie Emma Oates Junior Colour Jayden Barber Lucinda Blakey Laura Brodie Thomas Carman Laura D'Adamo Gemma D'Adamo Alexander De Young Thomas Maguire Angus McKindlay

Athletics Nicholas Bedford Patrick Carroll Julia Castles Darcy Del Rio Brittany Fitzpatrick Andrew Flanagan Elkanah Foott Emily Koroneos Richard Langham Harrison Lay William Lugg Brydie Murrihy Charles Ross Jaimi Taylor Georgina Walmsley Elizabeth Walmsley Samuel Wride Basketball Felicity Carah Phoebe Cordner Elkanah Foott Andre Garcey

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Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Brydie Murrihy Georgina Walmsley Elizabeth Walmsley Cricket Richard Langham Cross Country Felicity Carah Julia Castles Phoebe Cordner Andrew Flanagan Elkanah Foott Matthew Golightly Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Richard Langham Nicola Riley Brigitte Russell Grace-Louise Thpodi Elizabeth Walmsley Georgina Walmsley Nelson Wang Lyndall Watson Debating Nelson Wang Lyndall Watson Football George Cameron Samuel Griffiths Richard Langham Hockey Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Hamish Palmer-Hill Music Felicity Carah Nicola Riley Brigitte Russell Nelson Wang Samuel Wride Netball Felicity Carah Julia Castles Phoebe Cordner Elkanah Foott Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Brydie Murrihy Elizabeth Walmsley Georgina Walmsley Rowing Brittany Fitzpatrick Andre Garcey Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Brydie Murrihy Hamish Palmer-Hill

Soccer Phoebe Cordner Brittany Fitzpatrick Andrew Flanagan Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Nicola Riley Brigitte Russell Nathan Salvalaggio Santo Thpodi Nelson Wang Lyndall Watson Softball Georgina Walmsley Elizabeth Walmsley Swimming Nicholas Bedford Julia Castles Darcy Del Rio Brittany Fitzpatrick Elkanah Foott Chase Galbraith Matthew Golightly Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Samuel Griffiths Richard Langham Brydie Murrihy Hamish Palmer-Hill Nicola Riley Charles Ross Brigitte Russell Elizabeth Walmsley Georgina Walmsley Nelson Wang Tennis Felicity Carah Brigitte Russell Nelson Wang Waterpolo Darcy Del Rio Brittany Fitzpatrick Brittany Fitzpatrick Elizabeth (Libby) Graham Brydie Murrihy Brigitte Russell Junior Colour Thomas Andrew Hannah Caithness Charles Callan Matthew Castles Matthew Castles Isaac Crawley Barclay Fitzpatrick Mary (Molly) Forshaw Olivia Garcey

Harry Graham Thomas Jackson Morgan Kerambrun James Koroneos Matthew Lamont James Lay Keeley Murrihy Lachlan Palmer-Hill Benjamin Wade Junior Honour Emma Allen Grace Cheatley Lucy Drayton Barclay Fitzpatrick Harry Graham Matthew Lamont Millie Leahy Millie Leahy Harrison Mann Keeley Murrihy Fiona Riley Daniel Ross Holly Russell Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Annabel Sloane Alan Thomas

KEITH HOUSE COLOURS Athletics Matthew Allen Massimo (Max) Amerena Jack Angliss Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Jennifer Cleary James Coumans George Curnow Camille Jeffreys Katrina Kenfield Cara McKinstry Benjamin Morgan Nithit (Golf) Pisankitvanich Emily Profitt Trent Sullivan Badminton Dianne (Michelle) Beggs James Coumans James Coumans Cameron Walsh Bas ketball Jack Angliss Sarah (Louise) Beggs Jennifer Cleary Harriet Fraser Camille Jeffreys Luke McGowan Community Service George Curnow Emily Profitt Annabelle Wilson Cricket Charles Harris Cross Country George Curnow Cara McKinstry Eilish Rolland

Holly Shelley Annabelle Wilson De b ating Nicholas Fulton Luke McGowan Ho ckey Massimo (Max) Amerena Mason Bowler Ellie Watson Music Massimo (Max) Amerena Olivia Fay Luke McGowan Netball Eilish Rolland Annabelle Wilson Rowing Jennifer Cleary George Curnow Camille Jeffreys Trent Sullivan Soccer Sarah (Louise) Beggs Olivia Fay Kristian Hvidberg Cara McKinstry Nithit (Golf) Pisankitvanich Eilish Rolland Holly Shelley Cameron Walsh Softball Eilish Rolland Annabelle Wilson Swim ming Jack Angliss Jennifer Cleary James Coumans George Curnow Clare Desborough Sarah Guthrie Camille Jeffreys Eilish Rolland Holly Shelley Trent Sullivan Ellie Watson Annabelle Wilson Tennis Clare Desborough Olivia Fay Eilish Rolland Thomas (Monty) Wright Volleyball Jack Angliss Eilish Rolland Annabelle Wilson Thomas (Monty) Wright Junior Colour Peter Angliss Macklen Barker Harrison Bowler Alexander Certoma Jack Curnow Riley Dye Marius Gratwick

Kameiko Gray Brady Harmon Samuel Kelly Jordan Kenfield James Kenny Andrew McGlade Jack McGowan Sarah Meager Oliver Neerhut William O'Donnell Phawat (Mark) Pisankitvanich Taneesha Plummer Emma Ring Matthew Roche Alexander Sullivan Zoe Vaughan Lucy Walsh Brigitte Ward-Moss Georgia Wilson Jun ior Hon our Macklen Barker Alexander Certoma Jade Clutterbuck Kameiko Gray Jack McGowan Sarah Meager Mia Morrow Oliver Neerhut Matthew Roche Georgia Wilson

MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS Ge nera l Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Chloe Cook Jacqueline Devrome Russell George Sebastian (Sam) Hughes Edith Lightfoot Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas Athletics Claire Allinson Griffin Barry Ian Blair Leah Bowtell Nicholas Brimacombe Harrison Byrnes James Carr Emily Carr Chloe Cook Jacqueline Devrome Jasmine Emselle Russell George Tailah Griffin Sebastian (Sam) Hughes Angus (Gus) Johnstone Edith Lightfoot Thomas Nagle Alice Odam Edward Ratcliffe Georgia Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Peter Ruby Nicholas Walsh

Charles Wishart Callan Young Basketball Leah Bowtell Emily Carr Russell George Georgia Ratcliffe Community Service Jacqueline Devrome Jacqueline Devrome Edith Lightfoot Edith Lightfoot Cross Country Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr James Carr Jake Davie Jacqueline Devrome Russell George Edward Ratcliffe Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas Jack Wood Debating Chloe Cook Tailah Griffin Edith Lightfoot Football James Carr Sebastian (Sam) Hughes Thomas Nagle Edward Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Jack Wood Hockey Leah Bowtell Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr Jacqueline Devrome Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas Music Leah Bowtell Emily Carr Jacqueline Devrome Russell George Edith Lightfoot Georgia Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Callan Young Net ball Claire Allinson Brittaney Garrett Alice Odam Rowing Claire Allinson Russell George Georgia Ratcliffe Zachary Thomas Soccer Leah Bowtell Nicholas Brimacombe Emily Carr PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 173

Chloe Cook Jacqueline Devrome James Emselle Jasmine Emselle Edith Lightfoot Georgia Ratcliffe Angus Wishart

Sophie Radalj Sarah Richards Danielle Ruby Hamish Seller Han Trinh Robert Waterhouse Samuel Woodall

Softball Emily Carr Chloe Cook Edith Lightfoot Georgia Ratcliffe Swimming Griffin Barry Leah Bowtell Nicholas Brimacombe Harrison Byrnes Emily Carr James Carr Jake Davie Jacqueline Devrome Russell George William Kittelty Edith Lightfoot Alice Odam Georgia Ratcliffe Edward Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Peter Ruby Zachary Thomas Johnathon Waterhouse Charles Wishart

Junior Hon our James Billings Remy Blair-Thomson Laura Blake-Hahnel Patrick Brimacombe Sarah Cielesh Daniel Nagle RachelOdam Siobhan Plowman Sophie Radalj Hamish Seller Sophie Thorne George Threadgold

MCLEAN HOUSE COLOURS General Claire Arundell Samantha Dobson Marina Farmer Grace Inness Nicholas Malcher Charles Mayfield Georgia McNaughton Ellie Stevens Annabelle Uebergang

Tennis Nicholas Brimacombe Harrison Byrnes Jacqueline Devrome William Kittelty

Athletics Samuel Caldow Addy Dunkley-Smith Marina Farmer Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Grace Inness Tazrnin Kip Charles Mayfield Georgia McNaughton Wesley Mitchell Alana Mitchell Morgan Olszak Sarah Sturges Alexander Walsgott Lucy Watson Andrew White

V olleyball Leah Bowtell Emily Carr Jacqueline Devrome Russell George Angus (Gus) Johnstone Thomas Nagle Georgia Ratcliffe Jonathan Read Zachary Thomas Waterpolo Emily Carr James Carr Russell George Georgia Ratcliffe Callan Young Junior Colour Daniel Batarilo Andrew Batarilo Jake Booth Patrick Brimacombe Lucy Cannard-Fink Sarah Cielesh Phillip a Cole Murphy Edsall Alexander Hubbert Rory McCaffrey Callum Narita Rachel Odam . Siobhan Plowman

Badminton Yi Xiao (Matthew) Yang Basketball Samantha Dobson Cricket Dale Denny Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Charles Mayfield Cross Country Claire Arundell Addy Dunkley-Smith Grace Inness Georgia McNaughton Sarah Sturges

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Annabelle Uebergang Alexander Walsgott Lucy Watson

MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS

Football Nicholas Malcher

Athletics Liana Banjanin Phoebe Brand Joshua Carr Ryleigh Dunstan Joseph Foley James Holding Jack Hurley Georgia Iredell Jack Kershaw James (Jamo) Porter Eliza Scott Jessica Toulmin Hannah Welle man Cameron Williams

Ho ckey Claire Arundell Thzmin Kip Richard Shu Lucy Watson Music Claire Arundell Alexander Dixon-Trigg Hamish Stephenson N etball Claire Arundell Addy Dunkley-Smith Grace Inness Georgia McNaughton Sarah Sturges Annabelle Uebergang Soccer Tom Patterson Softball Addy Dunkley-Smith Sarah Sturges Swim m ing Samantha Dobson Addy Dunkley-Smith Grace Inness Emily Jones Georgia McNaughton Wesley Mitchell Morgan Olszak Tom Patterson Sarah Sturges Andrew White Ten n is Samuel Caldow Morgan Olszak Annabelle Uebergang Themba Wahlstrom Lucy Watson Waterpolo Grace Inness Junior Colou r Katherine (Katie) Appelbe Fraser Brierly Kaitlyn Johnson Charles Medic Angus Nicholson Hannah Peace Ellen Porter Jack West Curtis Wynhoven Junior H on our Emma Bath James Landy Ellen Porter Oliver Price Lachlan Summers Jack West Alexander Wood

Community Service Elena Gazis Cross Country Jack Hurley Jack Kershaw Billie Rosewall Hannah Welleman Cameron Williams Football Jack Hurley Jack Kershaw Hockey Joshua Carr James Green James Holding Music Joseph Foley Jack Hurley Netball Phoebe Brand Billie Rosewall Eliza Scott Hannah Welleman Soccer Jake Bertone Eliza Scott Swimming Liana Banjanin Ryleigh Dunstan James Holding Georgia Iredell Oliver Kent-Spark Jack Kershaw James (Jamo) Porter Billie Rosewall Eliza Scott Hannah Welleman Cameron Williams Waterpolo Jack Kershaw James (Jamo) Porter Hannah Welleman Junior Colour Rowan Baldam Dean Barber Katrina Bigelow

Clementine Boyd Annabelle Chrimes Arabella Doery Padrick Dowling Guy Fanning Adam Guala Alana Hocking Emma Hurley Nathanial Malishev Timothy McLean Clara Murphy Georgina Skuza Patrick Spinazzola Steffie Thomson Liam Walder Zara Wilkens

Campbell Bishop Laura Jelfs Alexandra Kvant Campbell McDonald Emily Serle

Junior H onour Kyle Booth Mitchell Dunstan Harrison (Harry) Forsyth Zara Wilkens

Netball Louisa Bennison Laura Jelfs

SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS Athletics Charles Barham Louisa Bennison Campbell Bishop Billie Fenton Laura Jelfs Madeline Roberts Alethea Rose Fraser Russell Emily Serle Badminton Laura Jelfs Basketball Louisa Bennison Laura Jelfs Community Service Charles Barham Louisa Bennison Campbell Bishop Benjamin Cailes Coby de Been Laura Jelfs AronJones Rachel Lam Alister Maas Grady Maguire Sophie Morrow Samuel Phillips Jack Plowman Alethea Rose Fraser Russell Chi Fung Oimmy) Tam Lachlan Thoms Rebecca Widdicombe Cricket Campbell Bishop George Chisholm Alister Maas Hugo Steinfort Cross Country Peter Babiolakis Charles Barham

Debating Benjamin Cailes Alexandra Kvant Football Benjamin Cailes Music Audrey Moore Emily Serle Ebony Westman

Rowing Fraser Russell Rebecca Widdicombe Soccer Laura Jelfs AronJones Grady Maguire Jack Plowman Chi Fung Oimmy) Tam Trent Tomkins Swimming Louisa Bennison Campbell Bishop Benjamin Cailes Billie Fenton Laura Jelfs Campbell McDonald Samuel Phillips Madeline Roberts Fraser Russell Rebecca Widdicombe Waterpolo Louisa Bennison Laura Jelfs Alexandra Kvant Samuel Phillips Hugo Steinfort Rebecca Widdicombe Junior Colour Lucy Bishop William Cailes James Casey William Couch Ella Fenton David Jelfs Matthew Lam Matthew McGrath Hannah Morrow Isabelle Pilon Samuel Russell Annabelle Shannon Amy Sheridan Junior Honour Edward Bennison Lucy Bishop William Couch Ella Fenton

Emily Fuller Francoise Hill Callum Jenkins Gabrielle Mitchell Christopher Nixon Eliza Panckridge Eliza Panckridge Matthew Perkins Matthew Perkins Thomas Rogan Annabelle Shannon Alexander Shannon Amy Sheridan John Simson Angus Widdicombe

WETTENHALL HO U S E CO LOURS General Anand Ganes Harrison Jess Jordan McFadden Georgia Mellross Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud Athletics Samuel Gore Xu (Stan) Lian Lachlan Morrison Stephanie Noble Jeremy Taylor Badminton Xu (Stan) Lian Jeremy Taylor Basketball Anna Clark Xu (Stan) Lian Stephanie Noble Community Service Mark D'Altera Anand Ganes James White Cricket Douglas Morris Lachlan Morrison Cross Country Jordan McFadden Lana Sturm Sophie Trescowthick Football Matthew Fitzpatrick Harrison Jess Ted McDonald Jordan McFadden Dean Turnley Callen Wade Ross Wettenhall Andrew Wettenhall Music Lily Chirnside Lachlan Morrison Dean Turnley Netball Lucy Hughes Sophie Trescowthick

Rowing Mark D'Altera Soccer Erin Collins Samuel Gore Ted McDonald Bronte Thornton Sophie Trescowthick Callen Wade Softball Erin Collins Swimming Bernard Chomley Matthew Fitzpatrick Lucy Hughes Jordan McFadden Callen Wade Andrew Wettenhall Ross Wettenhall Tennis Anna Clark Stephanie Noble Bronte Thornton Sophie Trescowthick James White Volleyball Lachlan Morrison Dean Turnley Waterpolo Stephanie Noble Jeremy Taylor Ross Wettenhall Andrew Wettenhall Junior Colour Valeria Acosta Ruiz Lachlan Baker Thomas Brennan Lilli Cashman Lachlan Chomley VIrginia Eddey Georgia Hughes Lucinda Macdonald Stuart Orford Tanya Potter Brian Rafferty Claire Rogers Samuel Snarskis Clodagh Taylor Maxwell Varley Erica White Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud Junior Honour Lachlan Baker Kris Barton Joel Barton Hannah Chirnside Virginia Eddey Georgia Hughes Thomas Morrison Claire Rogers Jack Steel Clodagh Taylor Philippa Weetman Erica White PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 175

PREP CLASS OF 1998 3RD ROW L-R: Nicola Riley, Jaimi Taylor, Alex Dixon-Trigg, Ben Cailes, Jeremy Taylor, James Coumans, Lily Chimside 2ND ROW L-R: Nicholas Brimacombe, Grady Maguire, Jack Plowman, James Holding, Harrison Byrnes, Gus Townley, AronJones FRONT ROW L-R: Meaghan Eddey, Emily Carr, Jacqueline Devrome, Annabelle Wilson, Georgia Ratcliffe, Olivia Foy

SRC CONNECT 7 -8 BACK ROW: Kevin Ni, Alexa

Bedford, Brydie Rankin, Hugh Bell, Nicholas Malishev, Aaron Ward, Daniel Grose, Emma Carruthers, Angus Tan MIDDLE ROW: Andy Slattery, Austin Snarskis, Davis George, Zachary Yeaman, Lucy Allinson, Lucy Murphy, Andrew Goldsack, Cooper Bingham, Brandon Clutterbuck FRONT ROW: Jemima Hutchins, Johanna McDonald, Georgina Calvert, Mitchell O'Leary, Joanna Billings, Shani Watson, Kate Speakman, Amanda Ioannou, Maddie Robinson Head of the Preparatory School- Mr Julian Carroll

SRC ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: Jack Johnston,

Emma Dixon, Douglas Hom, Harry Welleman, Hugh Goddard, Hamish Baylis, Samuel Goodear, Benjamin Malone, Alexander Lever MIDDLE ROW: Tom Shembrey, Nicholas Buykx, Claudia Crawley, Nicholas Cayzer, Nicholas McGuane, Charlotte Crawford, Zoe Dixon, Grace Forshaw, Natalie Collett, Thomas Neerhut FRONT ROW: Ebony Sefton, Annie Foley, Jasmine Salveson, Hamish Russell, Juliette Bigelow, Emily Angliss, Rose Jennett, Katie-Rose Campbell Head of the Preparatory School- Mr Julian Carroll

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TEACHING STAFF

STAFF, 2010 7TH ROW L-R: Jo Panckridge, Kevin Jess Chris Morgan, Michael Thacker, John Xiao, Margaret Oates, Kirsten Van Cleef, Pat Clark, Julie Marinovic, Ben Robbins, James Johnstone, Will Johnston, Anne-Louise o 'Donoghue, Julie Bickett, Barbara Hollander, Lu cy Haigh , Claire Sullivan, Therese Foley 6TH ROW L-R: Cameron Bennett, Sam Mclntosh, Ed Kovacev, Harry Roberts, Mark Torpey, Michael O'Donnell, Jennifer Peake, Amanda Maher, Carol Morris, Irene Lu, Karen Fyffe, Claire Quail, Orazio Galluccio, Andrew McKie, Edwina Davis, Olivia Allan, Helen Mavros, Carolyn Matthews 5TH ROW L-R: Al Smith, Andrew Payne, Gary TIgani, Peter Hannah, Cheryl Watson, Jane Utting, Petrina Porter, Diane Black, Leanne McCartney, April Andrews, Sally Wynter, Jodie Heath, Deb Hynes, Paula Henning, Carolyn Ogston, Kristen Jones, Simone Boyd, Grace Larobina 4TH ROW L-R: Michael Panckridge, Gerard Mack, Gareth Gilby, Meryn Ratcliffe, TIm Parkes, Mark Andrews, Paul Jeffreys, Rob KaylerThomson , Sarah Hallows, Ian Henricus, Kevin Flanagan, Doug Wade, Kristina Zeravica, Helen Plumridge, Rachael Congues , Deb Cleary, 3RD ROW L-R: Guillerrnina Ulloa , Kylie Saunders, Melissa Barnes, Linda Gallus, Agnes 1)rmms, Athol-Mary Mah oney, Angela Grace, Sarah Peace, Terry Coburn , Eoghan Brownen, Heather Green, Barbara Carlson, Urszula Kamburowski, Steph anie Nicholls, Melinda Bell, Amanda Jackman 2ND ROW L-R: Veronique Chabant, Liz Smith, Carolyn Guest, Richard Morris, Greg Naylor, Dan Clifford, Dave Curnow, Gerard Don ovan, Michael Terry, Phil Taylor, Mike Gallus, Jason o 'Loughlin , Julie Gainey, Donna Lannan, Ros Palmer, Mark Cheatley, Louise Bourke, Kate Tol FRONT ROW L-R: Mark Irwin , Greg Smith, David Hibbard, Cathie Thornton, Mary Mason, Roger Smith, Joan Gill, Dr Paulin e Turner, Daniel Mahon, Julian Carroll, Coral Turner, Leanne Russell, Chris Dinneen, Loredana Boyd, Maryann Brown, Linda Lee

EXEC UTIVE STAFF Principal Dr P C Turner, BA{Hons), LittM, PhD, AMusA, MACE Deputy PrincipalJHead of Boarding Mr 0 P Mahon, MSL, BEd, GradCertRE, MACE Joint Head of Senior School (Welfare) Ms J C Gill, BA, DipEd, MEd, MACEL, AFAIM Joint Head of Senior School (Curriculum) Mr R N Smith, BSc(Hons) , DipEd, BEdStud, DipTAS Head of Preparatory School Mr J Carroll, MEd, BEd,

DipTeach(Primary) ,Grad DipMusEd, CertlnfoTech Business Manager Ms S Leach, BComm, CPA Director of Community Relations and Development Mr M Howell, PG DipDevMgment, MBA Director of Teaching and Learning Mrs M P Mason, MEd, BA(Hons), DipEd

COLLEGE STAFF School Counsellor

Ms C M Thornton, BA SocSc(Hons) Psychology, Registered Psychologist, Assoc.

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MAPS Director of Music

Mr M Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTechnology (LSL Term 3) Director of Sport

Mr M 0 Cheatley, BEd Spiritual and Community Outreach Coor dinator

Mr D Curnow, BA, DipEd, Grad Dip Sports Science

SENIOR SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF v e E Coordinator Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science). GradDipComputing Head of Mathematics/Studies

Coordinator Mr 0 Hibbard, BSc, DipEd Head of Business Studies Mr R M Morris, BEco, BEd Head of Drama Ms 0 T Hynes, BEd. DipTeach (Primary), GradDipDir Head of English Miss L Bourke, BA, DipEd, MEd Head of Geography Mrs P M Henning, BEd Head of Fine and Applied Arts/ Warden of the House of Guilds Mr P C Taylor, DipArtan dDesign, GradDipEd Head of History Mr G J Naylor, BA, MA, GradDipEd

Head of Languages Mme V Chabant, DEUG, Licence, Maltrise, DEA, GradDipEd Head of Physical Education Mrs C Tol, BEd Head of Library Information Services Ms C J Guest, BSc, GradDipEd, GradDipLib&Info Head of Science and Information Technology Mr M L Terry, BSc(Hons), DipEd Head of Boys' Sport Mr G R Gilby, BEd Head of Girls' Sport Mrs P Porter, BEd

SENIOR SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Mrs A J Andrews, BA(Hons), GradDipEd(Secondary) , GradCertRE(ACU), GradDipArts Mr M D Andrews, MEd, BA(Hons), BD(Hons), GradDipEd/GradCertRE Mrs D L Bain, DipT~ach(ArtCraft), GradDip Gra~ Communication Ms . ames, MEd, BLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary) Ms L Belj ac, BA Mr C S Bennett, MEd, BEd, Communication Oournalism) Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA Mrs P M Clark, BAppSc (Photography), DipEd Mrs D A Cleary, BSc, DipEd (LSL Term 3) Mr D A Clifford, BEd (LSL Term 2) Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed) Mr F D' Agostin, BSc(Ed) (LSL Term 4) Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSc Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd Mrs D L Filling, BEd Mrs J A Gainey, BA, DipEd Mrs L C Gallus, Higher Dip Sec Art & Craft Teaching Mr M Gallus, BA(Hons), TeachCert (LSL Term r) Ms S E Hallows, BSc(lnfoSc), DipEd, DipProStud, MEd Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, AdvancedDipofMusic Ms J E Heath, BA, BEd, MEd Mrs M Holroyd, MEd, BSc, DipEd, GradCertEd (Term 4) Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd Mr K R Jess, BA, DipEd, Cert IV Workplace Training & Assessment Mr L Joyce, BEd (Creativity & Arts) Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, BuildConsCert, DipEd Mr L Kerney, BEdPESc, GradDipOEE (Term 2) Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, DipTeach

Mr S McIntosh, BMultimedia, BArchitecture/Arts Mr G SMack, BEd(Music), AMusA Mrs A 0 Maher, MA(Ed), BA Ms A-M Mahoney, BA, DipEd Ms C E Matthews, MEd, BEd(Arts) Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd Mrs C A Newett, BA,BTeach Mr J D O'Loughlin, BEng(Hons), GradDipEd Ms R E Palmer, BSc(Ed) Mr T P Parkes, BA, DipEd Mr A W Payne, BEc, BEd Ms K Reilly, BEd(Dance/drama), Post Grad Dip (Movement Studies) Mr I Rule, BA(Hons), DipEd (Term 2) Mrs K B Saunders, BA, DipEd Mr A B Smith, BSc/Comm, GradDipEd Mrs E K Smith, BEd Mr G J Smith, BA(Painting), DipEd Mrs K Sunderland, BA(Dance) Mr M B Thacker, BMusEd Mr G Tigani, BA(Ed), GradDipEd(InfoTech) Ms A Tymms, CAP, CAEI, DEUG PSy (France) Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd, BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL Mrs C E Watson, MEd(Sci), BSc(Hons), DipEd,HigherDipEd Mr J Xiao, MEd, BA, GradDipEd

PREPARATORY SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF Head of Preparatory School Mr J Carroll, MEd, BEd, DipTeach (Primary),Grad DipMusEd, CertlnfoTech Deputy Head of Middle School (Welfare) Mrs C D Turner, TPTC, BA(Ed) Deputy Head of Middle School (Administration) Mrs L Russell, BEd (LSL Term 2) Director of Campbell House Mr C Dinneen, DipEd, BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science) Primary Curriculum Coordinator Ms L Boyd, GradDipED, DipTeach Secondary Curriculum Coordinator Dr M Brown, BA, GradDipEd, GradDipSpec Ed, MEd, EdD Director of Early Learning Centre Mrs R Molyneux, DipTeach (EarlyChildhood), BEd(EarlyChildhood) (LSL Term 3) Year 7 Area Leaders Mr K P Flanagan, MSc, BSc, Dip Ed

Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach Year 8 Area Leaders Mr M O'Donnell, BA, DipEd, GradDipComputing Mrs L Lee, BA, DipEd, GradDipSpEd Upper Primary Area Leader Mr P Jeffreys, MEd, DipEd

Ms B Lyons-Lee, BAYouth, GradCertRe, GradDipEdSec Mrs L McCartney, BMusEd, AMusA MrARMcKie, DipTeach(Primary), BEd, GradDipEd(Computing) Mrs J Marinovic, BA, BASpe,GradDipMaSc PREPARATOR Y Ms H Mavros, BA, DipEd, SCHOOL TEACHING MTeach STAFF Mr C Morgan, BEd, Ms 0 Allan, BAHist, GradDipCompEd BTeach(Primary) Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach, Mrs M Bell, BMusEd, MEd BEd Mrs J Bickett, BEarly Childhood Ms M J Oates, BSc, DipEd Mrs S Boyd, BEd Mrs A-L O'Donogh u e, Mr E Brownen, MA, BA(Hons), MEd, BEd(Early Childhood), HigherDipEd, TESOL DipTeach(EarlyChildhood) Ms T Carlisle, BEd (Primary) Ms C F Ogston, (Maternity Leave) DipTeach(Primary) , Mrs B A Carlson, GradDipTeach DipPrimTeach, GradDipEd Mrs T Ovens, BA, BTeach (Teacher-Librarianship) (PrimaryandSecondary) Mr T Coburn, MEd, DipTeach, Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd, GradDipSpecEd, BEd BA(Ed), BEd Mrs R M Congues, BSci(Hons), Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed) DipEd, MEd Mrs S Peace, MEd, BSc(Hons), Mrs A D Corrigan, BTeach(Primary), BA PostGradCertinEd(Secondary) Mrs S M Daly, Mrs J Peake, GradDipSpecEd, DipTeach(Primary), BSpecEd DipTeach Ms E Davis, DipPrimTeach, BEd Mrs H Plumridge, DipTeach, Ms J Ditterich, HigherDipTeach, BEd (Primary) GradDip (Teacher-Librarianship) Mrs CV Quail, BA, BA(Hons), (Term r) MArts, GradDipEd Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd Mr 0 Galluccio, BEd, DipTeach Mr B Robbins, BEd Mrs A Grace, BA, DipEd Mr H Roberts, MEd, Mrs H Green, BA, DipEd, BA, DipArts(GIT), MA(Education) DipEd(HSC), GradDipMedia, Mrs L Haigh, GradDipEdAdrnin BEd(SecondaryArtIDesign), MEd Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, Mrs K M Robertson, BEd(Early Childhood) (Maternity Leave) DipPE Mrs M Russell, BA (Secondary) Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd Ms K Scott, BAMeSt,DipEd, Ms D Hollingworth, MTeach (Terms 3 & 4) AssocDipinSocialSci, Mrs J Shorland, BEd BEarlyChildhood, GradCertinOrff-Music Ms C M Sullivan, BTeach, BEd Education, GradDipEd, Mr GTigani, MasterofMusicEducation BA(Ed),GradDipEd(lnfo Miss K Johnson, Technology) BEd (LSL Term 4) Mr M L Torpey, DipTeach, Mr J S Johnstone, BSc, BEd(PhysEd) BTeach(Primary) Ms JUtting, BEd Mr W Johnston, Ms K Van Cleef, DipTeach(Primary), Bed (LSL BSc,MHumanNutrition, Term 3) GradDipEd(Secondary) Mrs K Jones, DipTeach(Primary) Ms S Vernon, BEdSc, GradDipEd Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, Mr D A Wade, DipTeach, BEd BMusEd Mrs K Watson, Mrs R Kelly, BA(MediaStudies), BEd, MEd BEd(EarlyChildhood) (Maternity Leave) Rev D Lamont, BA, Mrs S Wynter, PostGradRE, GradDipEd(Secondary), THDip CertRE, DipEd(Primary) Ms G Larobina, BA(Hons), BEd Ms K Zeravica, BA(OutdoorEd), Ms W Liu, AdvDiplnt, Diplnt Ms I Lu, BEd (Primary) GradDipEd

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ADMINISTRATION & SERVICE STAFF

ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICES STAFF, 2010 4TH ROW L-R: Maria Santos, Ian Creek, Addy Bucek, Belinda Romain, lain Gaylard, Nathan Allan Marcus Saunders, Andrew Murton, Ray Russell, Helen Midgley, Joyce Taylor, Neil Fletcher, Joanne Marriner 3RD ROW L-R: Jenny Saunders, Julia Thompson, Kate Hackett, Jeanette Adams, Julie 'fucker, Sam McIntosh, Andie Andersen, John Simandl, Casey Lang, Mick Lovell, Zlatica Kovac, Meredith Herbert, 2ND ROW L-R: Meg Law, Jo Young, Julie Lewis, Jenny Kittelty, Pam Quick, Dale Carroll, Jodie Fuller, Julie Jeffreys, Angelika Moore, Mandy Weeks, Vicki Henderson, Jean Cameron, Rachel Skowronski FRONT ROW L-R: Murray Fanning, Noelene Groth, Felicity Sahlstrom, Shannyn Leach, Mike Howell, Dr Pauline 'furner, Daniel Mahon, Greg Tomkins, Kerren Wade, Deb Fanning, Catherine Middlemiss, Mark Nurnaitis

Foundation Officer Ms]Taylor

Mrs]Adarns Accounts Receivable

IT Services Manager Mr M Numaitis, CAN. MCP. Dip of Comp Systems

Ms B Romain BA (Agricultural Science) PublicationslMedia Officer

Knowledge Systems Manager Mr W Hewitt, Ass Dip Prog (Visual Basics) Adv Cert Accounting

Ms] Cameron Senior School Receptionist

ADMINISTRATION & SERVICES STAFF Bus iness Manager Ms S Leach BComm, CPA

Finance & Administration Manager Mrs F Sahlstrorn BComm,Grad Dip(ICAA), CA Director of Community Relations & Development MrM Howell MBA, PG Dip Dev Mgment Marketing Manager MsM Law BA(Media). Post Grad (Broadcast Journalism)

Archivist Mr C Lannan, B Com, Grad Dip (Bus Stud) Registrar Ms D Fanning, BA, Grad Dip (Bus Stud)

Accounting/ Administration/ Secretarial Staff

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Mrs] D'Altera Careers Assistant Mrs] Fuller Secretary to Joint Heads of Senior School - Curriculum Mrs N Groth Assistant to Business Manager Ms V Henderson Admin Assistant - Campbell House

Mrs Z Kovac PA to Head of Preparatory School Mrs] Lamb Certificate II in Sports Administration Admissions Assist/Database Co-ordinator Mrs D Maslj ak Secretary to Business Manager Mrs C Middlemiss Alumni Relations & Events Coordinator Mrs H Midgley Senior School Reception Relief/ Uniform Shop Mrs MMiles Accounts Payable

Sister C Seward Registered Nurse, Grad Dip Public Health (School Health)

MsJ Lunney

Ms J Staples Registered Nurse (Relief Nurse)

Mrs A Moore

Mr R Russell Payroll & Workcover Officer

Ms RKelly Early Learning Centre

Mrs JTucker Secretary to Business Manager Secretary to Sport Dept

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

Mrs MWeeks Receptionist Preparatory School

Mrs M Herbert Early Learning Centre Assistant

Ms L Thacker Registered Nurse (Relief Nurse)

Mrs J Ryan PA to the Principal

Mrs A Harris Early Learning Centre Assistant

Ms PVince Registered Nurse

Mrs A Potter

Mrs J Jeffreys Matron Mackie House

Ms CThornton Educational and Counselling Psychologist

Ms P Quick

Mrs J Boyce Instrumental Administration Officer Dip.IPD Mrs JYoung Secretary to the Joint Heads of Senior School - Welfare Ancillary Staff

Ms J Kingsley Aquatic Centre Co-ordinator

Boatman

Mrs J Kittelty, BEd Librarianship

Mr N Fletcher

Library Technician, Teacher's Aide, Campbell House

Caretaker Mr A Harris

Mr N Allan, Dip Camp Systems IT Technical Systems & Support Officer

Mrs J Lewis Early Learning Centre Assistant

Cleaning

Mr I Gaylard Junior Web Developer

Mr S McIntosh, Multi Media Development

Mr B Alders Prep School

Ms A Anderson Early Learning Centre

Mr A Murton, BAComp, Computer Science/Software Development, BSc, Chemical Science Laptop Technician

Ms MArcher Senior School

MrN Myers Director of Rowing

Mrs C Harris Prep School

Mrs MRyan Integration Aide, After School Care Co-ordinator

MrMHayes Prep School

Mrs] Armato Early Learning Centre Mr S Benz, Ass Dip Creative & Applied Art, BA Fine Art, GradDip Education Fine & Applied Art Technician Mrs K Bowler Science Laboratory Assistant Mrs M Bridges Matron Mackie House Mrs A Bucek, BSc. Knowledge Systems Support Mr D A Carroll, Dip App Sci Science Laboratory Technician Ms B Collier, BSc., Bed. Science Laboratory Technician Ms N Cowdell Instrumental Administration Officer Mrs C Curnow Indigenous Education Support Mrs L Davis Early Learning Centre Assistant Ms J Doull After School Care Assistant Mrs V Dunstone Matron Mossgiel House MrTEgan Woodwork Maintenance Mr J Fraser Resident Thtor, Mackie Mr B Gardiner Resident Thtor, Mackie MrP Gauld Recreation Centre Manager

MrRDWells Woodwork Machinist Mr M Saunders, Dip.Prog.Tech. CNE Computer Techniccian Mr] Simandl, Dip Camp Systems CNA Assistant Administrator IT Services Ms R Skowronski Library Assistant Mr CTaylor Resident Thtor Mackie Mrs J Thompson, Dip.Lib/ Information Services Library Technician Miss S Guy Resident Thtor Mossgiel MsT Motiani Early Learning Centre Assistant Ms S Stamenic Resident Thtor Mossgiel/Matron Ms E Williams, Dip Library & Information Library Technician Medical Centre Sister C Maas Registered Nurse

Mrs R Baird Senior School

Mr J Mitchell Senior School Mrs H Papas Senior School Ms I Patience Prep School Ms J Reynolds Senior School Mrs M Santos Senior School Ms H Stokes Prep School Mr P Stubbs Senior School Miss S Virtue Senior School SENIOR SCHOOL Catering Manager Mr M F Fanning Catering Ms] Albert

Mrs R Marendaz Mrs A-M McRae

Mr C Hehir Ms RPayne

Ms J Purcell

Mrs L Shore Tuckshop Prep School Driver/Courier Mr I Creek Grounds MrMPovey Grounds Curator, Senior School MrMLovell Assistant Grounds Curator Prep School MrL Edwards Senior School Mr L Gillett Senior School Mr CLang Senior School MrRTurner Prep School MrMNorth Prep School Ms M Stuart Senior School Property Manager MrGTomkins Maintenance Mr S Gretgrix Maintenance Foreman Mr R Dahlhaus Mr B Green Mr P Rogers MrPWelsh Uniform Shop Mrs K Wade, BA Manager

Mrs E Boal Thckshop Prep School

Mrs J Jarvis

Mrs D Brackley Thckshop Senior School

MrsJKemp

Ms K Fischer Mrs K Lewis Thckshop Senior School

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FAREWELLS Mary Mason Mrs Mary Mason joined the College staff in 2003 as our inaugural Director of Teaching and Learning and she fulfilled this role with the vigour and passion throughout the eight years of her tenure. There was much that I wished to see accomplished in the school at the time of her appointment and Mary pursued an ambitious agenda tenaciously and successfully. The various programs that took shape in Years 9 and IO (eg City, Fulfilling Lives) were amongst her greatest accomplishments in this regard and helped to create a distinctiveness and impart a greater sense of educational relevance to the Senior School middle years. As Director of Teaching and Learning P-12, Mary assumed

responsibility for the development and implementation of the school's strategic education plan from its inception and through its yearly iterations, and this consumed a large portion of her time and energy. Departments, in turn, embraced their own operational plans with growing assuredness as the years went by. The school became increasingly responsive to student needs and our programs more relevant and stimulating.

determination for the College to be at the forefront in this fast-moving and inherently creative area of operations. Many teachers also achieved high levels of technological competence as a result. Four fundamental positive characteristics also stand out for me in Mary: (i) her resolute determination to tackle and address issues wherever they occurred (ii) her work ethic which is inexhaustible (iii) her absolute dedication to the students and to developing their agency and (iv) her ability to have ideas and to seek out creative solutions when challenges arose. She was affected but never daunted by disappointments that inevitably occurred along the way and accepted that her role was not an easy one to assume. The College as a whole is very much in Mary's debt and offers her its sincere gratitude for her eight years of exemplary service and educational input. Dr Pauline Turner Principal

Dr Maryann Brown Maryann has contributed significantly to The Geelong College for ten years in a wide academic sense, commencing initially in 19962000 in the area of Extra English, followed by Appraisal consultancy in 2002 and more recently, 200720IO as English and Curriculum coordinator in the Junior Secondary area.

Mary's heartland was obviously 'teaching and learning' and she read, debated and reflected widely on how to help the school make certain step changes. She drew on her own considerable expertise, applied herself assiduously and also brought in a range of expert colleagues and consultants whose capacities she was regularly able to harness for the benefit of our teachers and programs: rich tasks, rubrics and learning standards were developed, assessment strategies extended and reporting improved; learning support was strengthened; new subjects were introduced; the ways in which curricula and teaching are structured were systematically scrutinised, and an emphasis was placed on a thinking curriculum. Teachers, for their part, were encouraged to expand their collaborative and leadership capacities and a new classification to reward exemplary professional practice emerged.

Maryann brings a visible passion to the roles she has undertaken, but at all times is conscious of her colleagues and the collaborative interaction that allows people to examine their practice and move forward in a positive way. Sharing professional development learning; giving practitioners a voice and learning from each other has been a valuable initiative promoted by Maryann.

Imbued with a fervent belief in the importance of technological empowerment for young people today, Mary has vigorously shaped and led the College's ICT program. Its current effectiveness is due in no small part to her

The emotional welfare of Maryann's students has always been of utmost importance and a priority for her. She is generous of her time and expertise and students and staff have valued her wise counsel and listening ear. Her

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The breadth of knowledge and the expertise Maryann has brought to the roles have always been apparent as her background of research and consultancy allowed her to challenge staff members with new ideas and support initiatives that could enhance student learning and engagement.

students have known that they will be heard, guided and supported in an open and trusting environment. Maryann has a strong sense of social justice and has been actively involved in Cambodia as a volunteer with Teachers Across Borders, Inc. This involved working with teachers from Australia, US.UK and Canada to deliver courses to practising and trainee teachers and is something Maryann holds dear to her heart. A lively sense of fun and capacity to join in the many and varied activities that make up the educational environment at The Preparatory School has always been visible and we wish Maryann well as she sets forth to take up new and exciting challenges. Coral Turner

John Xiao John started at College in 2005, and his kindness and thoughtful approach were always his trademark. During his six years at College, he taught Chinese in Years 9 to 12, was a Badminton coach for boys as well as a Tutor in Keith and Morrison Houses. Always happy to share his vast knowledge of and access to all things Chinese, he contributed to the History Department and Textiles as well. He led and co-led two successful trips to China and took excursions to Chinatown in Melbourne, including Chinese cultural shows. In his classes, John established a respectful rapport with the students, and provided very insightful teaching to his charges, offering them a philosophical, cultural, spiritual and political aspect to the teaching of Chinese. John's gentle demeanour, quiet sense of humour and stimulating conversation will certainly be missed and he will be remembered fondly by students and staff alike. We wish him and his family all the very best with the next chapter of his life. Veronique Chabant

Angela Grace For Angela, Art is more than a subject: it's a part of life and a crucial part of education. A strong belief that art teaches students to understand beauty and gives them a voice to express creativity and imagination underpins her teaching.

practice. The Middle School Art Centre has, under Angela's leadership created a nurturing environment where students know their ideas are valued and confidence in artistic decision making is promoted. Angela has taught painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, digital photography and ceramics and left a legacy of confident, expressive young artists who feel passionate about the subject. Coaching netball and tennis has added another dimension to Angela's involvement with students and her guidance in mentoringYear 7 and 8 students has been sincere and generous. Angela will leave the Preparatory School Art Department knowing that Art is alive and well; in fact Artrageous! Coral Turner

Jodie Heath Jodie Heath commenced at the Senior School in 2008 as a teacherlibrarian in the George Morrison Library. It was immediately evident that Jodie is passionate about all things library and how she can help improve student learning outcomes through Information Literacy. Over the time that Jodie has been with us she helped develop the P-I2 Information Literacy continuum, organised author visits, developed our Literature blog and been involved in team teaching to integrate IL skills and lCT into classroom practices. Her enthusiasm and love of literature is always evident with Jodie excitedly engaging staff and students in book discussions. Many of us will miss her recommendations on what to read next. Jodie's involvement in the non-academic life of the College has seen her contribute to Calvert House as a tutor and the coaching of Boy's tennis Library staff and others who have worked with Jodie, have appreciated her passion and work undertaken in the George Morrison Library. Jodie leaves us to take up a position as Director of Libraries at St Michael's Collegiate School in Hobart and we wish her well in her new role and the move across the water. Carolyn Guest

Angela believes that teaching art is about challenging students, exploring ideas, stimulating senses and promoting creativity, and this has been evident in her leadership and

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SCHOOL ROLL ELC3

Bennett, Alexia N B Bisinella, Laura] Cole, Edward G (Ned) Comer, Georgie G Duff, Verity A Hayden, Tom E Hoare, William B Hunter, William G N (Will) Johnston, Patrick H King, Ella M Lamers, Hendrikus E A (Hennie) Maddern, Zara C Moorfoot, Emma G Naylor, Eleanor] (Elly) Naylor, Zoe D Norton, Charli C Phung, Georgia A Phung, Hannah A Porter, Charles] (Charlie) Poulter, Patrick] Riordan, Sophie E Robinson, Evelyn] Roffey, William] Royce, Edwina V Santalucia, Oliver] Solly, Robert H (Robbie) Vale, Emma K Vaughan, Zoe A Williamson, James S

Andrews, Julian W Baillie, Chloe 0 Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch) Bozinovski, Madeline Bradshaw, Oliver M Coleman, Sienna I Gorell, Edwina L Hanegraaf, Archer] Hayden, Alexander M (Alex) Ho, Curtis] L Y Jackson, Hunter L ]ansz, Audrey E Leahy, Charles H Leahy, ] ames F Martin, Emma R McDougall, Sienna A Mitchell, Lachlan R Nadorp-Daw, Blythe Nadorp-Goddard, Eden Rowbottom, Joshua W Rutherford, Zaiden P Taylor, Millicent A (Millie) Tol, Harry E] Vale, Benjamin T

ELC4 Anderson, Lachlan F Atlas, Giselle B Buzzard, Logan D Carland, Isabella G Cornam, Tom W G Condie, Thomas A Fury, Ashleigh L Gorell, Thomas G Gray, Miles T Haigh, Arabella L Hair, Oliver S Hampson, Ella F Hardy, Montana] L Higgins, Matisse Hutchings, Annabelle L Lamers, Esther M A Leszko, Thomas H (Tom) Mazani, Ngaakudzwe] Oohnson) Middleton, Ted H Mu rphy, Hennione G Roderick, Sophie A Romer, Imre TV (Imi) Stringer, Taya] White, Campbell R Wright, Matilda D (TIlly)

ELC5 Anderson, Joey L Balazs, Jasmine A

PREP Abikhair, Matilda R Andrew s, Joel T Andrew s, Prudence R BalazS-Ashman, Amber E W Bickett, Samuel D (Sam) Bourke, Jackson D Brownless, Max W Calvert-McAVOY, Phoebe J Forsyth, Jack M Fry, Emily B Gerrard, Olivia K Gorell, Ben M Griffith, Bridie J Hayden, Harry M Higgins, Mia C Hofmaier, Jasmine A Hwan g, Philip illingworth, Angus L Jackman, Henry Jackson , River M ]an sz, Isaac G Lord, Oscar T Masek, Sopita aoy) McDougall, Jesse K McLachlan, Mikayla] Middleton, Jesse P

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O'Brien, Hugo D O'Byme, Laura] O'Neill, Harrison C Rahmanian, Nick A Rowbottom, Jacob T Santalucia, Emily S Santalucia, Harry ] Skeen, Angus B Trethewey, Emma K

YEAR 1 Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W Bradshaw, Cassidy] Brandt, Maeve L Campbell, Caelan S Campbell, Imogen Connor, India A Coop, ]ay M Gerrard, Charlotte K Hecker, Jasmin E Oazz) Jones, Anneliese R Kahwagi, Alyssa M Ly, Sean MacGinley, Isabella A Mahon, Emma B Morphy, Oliver S Nockles, Jake W O'Brien, Nicholas G Paterson, Lachlan D Piroch, Phebe K Polic, Isabelle M Porter, Matilda C Potter, Xavier] Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Rahmanian, Amy K Riordan, Ruby K Robinson, Harriet A Rochow, Brooke] Rogers, Mia A Ryan, Maeve E Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Solly, Sarah K Stringer, Wayde S] Taylor, Grace V West, Harry ] White, Imogen R Whitford, Harry] G Williams, Thomas G

YEAR 2 Bath, Sarah L Bell, Douglass M Bettess, Laura K Bisinella, Felicity M Brzoska, Alexander T (Alex)

Burrell, Zara P Caldwell, Guy S Cole, Molly G Crtalic, Astrid M Dalrymple, Max] Duff, Imogen 0 Edgar, Georgina K Faull, Harry N Fernandez, Oliver French, Emily G (Millie) Gray, NoahJ Hardy, Cooper B Hayden, Scarlette L Kahwagi, ]acoub C Kennedy, Sophie R Lawrie, James E Livingstone, Nicholas] Malone, Jessica A Marshall, Declan A Mauderer, Max] F McIntyre, Sophia E Perry, Jack A Riordan, Eliza] Rowbottom, Samuel J Santalucia, Thomas D (Tom) Thacker, Matthew] Tran, Ethan L Trethewey, Thomas S White, Elli F Williams, Jackson F Wynhoven, Jess L Yeaman, Fraser H

YEAR 3 Abikhair, Oscar J Adams, Georgia P Anderson, William R Bulford, lona C Carroll, Grace S Coop, Makenzie G Derksen, Luke R Fang, Celine French, Jacob F Goddard, Jeremy A S Hampson, Kaleb] P Hardy Chryssikos, Vicky C Illingworth, Oscar Jackman, Angus R Jennett, Harriet] Jones, Lachlan H Karavitis, Georgia F Koroneos, Nicholas] Landos, Madeline S Lynch, Benjamin M M (Benji) Maceroni-Zarafa, Samuel K MacGinley, Madeleine R Middleton, Charles 0 (Charlie) Morphy, Harry E

Mundy, Orla Naylor, Toby A Neerhut, Luca Nowicki, Elizabeth G (Lizzy) O'Byrne, Emily M Padanyi, Jacinta J Paterson, James A Piroch, Max A Potter, Niamh G Roderick, Georgia L (Georgie) Ross, Grace J E Rowbottom, Rachel H Ryan, Laura G Salceda Rouco, Sergio Watson, Ilah A

YEAR 4 Andrews, Nathan C Balazs-Ashman, Angus D N (Gus) Bartlett, Courtney N Bartlett, Lachlan S Bath, Fraser T Blight, Penelope (Neddy) A Blundy Jones, Laura Bobbera, John M Bourke, Neve C Brandt, Kurtis P Brierly, Rosy A E Brzoska, Josephine A Oosie) Burrell, Nyah Z Calder, Samuel H (Sam) Couchman, Travis A Coutts, Blake T B Crowe, Alexander A W Dalrymple, Isabella R Daly, EmmaJ De Young, Luke P Gekas, Finlay J (Fin) Gorell, Ava B Gorell, William R Griffith, Mia S Gubbels, Ethan S Heyward, Felicity E Holmes, AUryn A Klein, John L Oack) Klein, Katherine A Kurien, Jade Ly, Kei Y (Elaine) Mahon, MaxL Malone, Samuel J Marshall, Darcy J McLachlan, Jessica A Midgley, Charlotte A Milner, Thomas N Moorfoot, Jack A Neville, Jessica C V Ni, AnsonYX Nockles, Oliver A O'Brien, Grace A Peace, Samuel K Perry, Luke E Phung, Tristan J Rahmanian, Layli V Robinson, Behlana R Sayers, Isabel R Thacker, William J Thome, James D A Tol, Sophie A J Wynter, Lachlan K

YEAR 5 Adams, Lachlan J Bell, Ian W Bennett-Hullin, James S Braslis, Eve C Brown, Simone E Brownless, Oscar A Campbell, James Carey, William G M Carr, Maddison C G Collins, Finn H Deahl, Matthew J Edgar, Zara L Fang, Darwie Fitzgerald, Bentley J Foley, Cary E Gao, Nathan Hanley, Leo S Horvat, Neve T Hughes, Kelly S Hwang, Seok J (Paul) Kennedy, Olivia G (Livvi) Landos, Mikhail K Mahon, Leyton S J Malone, Oscar J Manton, Oliver H Mauderer, Aleisha A McDonald, Thomas A Mcintyre, Edward A (Ned) Morgan, Matthew L Murrihy, Layla V Naylor, Phoebe L Nicholson, Genevieve H O'Byrne, Alexander G Orchard, India Padanyi, Endre R Pascoe, Ruby V Pereira, Aurelia Z Perry, Brianna T Proebstl, Nicholas A M Rose, Claudia F Rowbottom, Tahlia Russell, Summer J Ryan, Michaela J Saraber, Remko Savage, Gemma K Smith, Bronte E Smith, Faith N Stewart, Grace E Thomas, Isabella C R (Issy) Walter, Lachlan G Ward, Kaitlyn R Watson, India A West, JakeT Wylie, Scott C

Calder, Eve Carr, William J M Carruthers, Jeremy Cayzer, Laura J Comben, Kyle J Coutts, Samuel M (Sam) Crawford, Eliza D L D'Arcy, Ruby R Dawe, MaxF Eddy, Reilly W Fernandez, Mollie Fyffe, Lucy M Gorell, Emma J Gorell, James M Goy, Rachael L Hastings, Charlotte A Horvat, Chantel A Hynes, Coco 0 Jackman, Matthew R F Karavitis, Noelle 0 (Olivia) Kovacev, Mark A Layik, Nuriye M (Melis) Malishev, Matthew J Manton, Nicholas W McFarlane, Olivia E McGrath, Rebecca A McKie, Hamish A Milner, Lucinda G Minahan, Lachlan S Molloy, Patrick F Morgan, Daniel J B Morris, Angela K Murray, Thomas I Nockles, Veronica L O'Brien, Harrison S O'Leary, Jordan P Patrick, Amelia E Rochow, Hollie J Sadler, Maysie F Santalucia, Eliza G Saraber, Martijn Sebastian, Noah B Sercombe, Katherine A Smith, Grace M Stapleton, Mardi Symons, Aidan T Tol, William G S Torode, Ian T (Tim) West, Alexander P W Wheeldon, Brielle J (Brie) Wiener, Monique A Wynhoven, Ellie L Wynter, Chloe J Yang, Yao Yun (Tiger)

YEAR? YEAR 6 Anderson, Olivia G ArC-Dekker, Edith E R Arundell, Edward C R Balazs-Ashman, Arabella R (Bella) Baxter, Suzanne V Baylis, Charles N C (Charlie) Billings, Christopher J Bingham, Jasper L Blight, Alexander H Blundy Jones, Megg Bottoms, Luke M Braslis, Ethan D Bulford, Hamish W J

Allen, Georgie M Bartlett, Samuel T Bath, Rebecca J Beatty-Kiss, Miranda G Bennison, Isabelle J Berton, Elana M Bingham, Cooper A Blake, Connor T Blundy Jones, Jesse Bobbera, Isobel M Bourke, Erin P Brierly, Abby A J Brown, Nina L Brownless, Ruby M

Bucek, MaxR Bums, Euan S Buykx, Nicholas E (Nick) caithness, Kirsten S Calvert, Georgina K M Campbell, Katie-Rose Chrimes, MacKenzie P Clark, Olivia L Clark, Sophie B Clutterbuck, Brandon J Y N Coles, Samuel D (Sam) Colman, Madalyn T Comben, Leon W Consedine, Xavier L Conway, Claudia L Crawley, Claudia I Dalton, Harrison J K De Young, Arcadia J Deahl, Thomas E Dixon, Emma J Dowling, Mitchell J Duffield, William A Fincham, Beau C Finlay, Rebecca C Fitzgerald, Amelia A Fordham, Eliza Forshaw, Grace M Fowler, Robert S Fuller, Bradley C (Brad) Furphy, Harry P R George, Davis R Goldsack, Andrew J Gomes, Aaron E Goninon, Mitchell R Goodear, Samuel 0 (Sam) Gore, Eliza K Gorell, Zoe V Gratwick, Manning J Greene, Isabella G A Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Hanley, Isadora A Hastings, Thomas Y Horvat, Jerone R Hosking, Georgia M Humphries, James A Hutchins, Jemima G Hvidberg, Sam H Ioannou, Amanda R Jackson, Emily J Jenkins, Bryce C Jennett, Rose E Johnston, Jack W Joubert, Emelie L Kay, Charlotte N Kent-Spark, Meg H Kininmonth, Angus G Klein, Elizabeth M Klein, Sophie J Kontelj , Davis J Ling, Steven Livermore, Jesse H Lynch, Eugene J Lyons, Baxter S Mackay, Callum M Malone, Benjamin M McAllister, Mitchell B McDonald, Johanna E MCDonald, Lachlan J McDowell, Nicolas G T Mcintyre, Harry C PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 185

McPherson, Lachlan D Mitchell, Jake E Moran, Lillian E (Lilli) Morgan, Jacob M Morgan, Jocelyn H Morrow, Nicholas J (Nick) Nagle, Patrick J arita, Darcy T Nash, Emily S Neerhut, Thomas J Neville, Ashley J Newton, Abbey M O'Connor, Thomas J Osborne, Georgina L (Georgie) Peebles, Laura H Pereira, Thnsy L Perry, Morgan T Porter, Samuel L Proebstl, Tiahna E Radalj, Oscar M Reja, Kasra Robinson, Maddie G Roe, Thomas G M (Tom) Rounds, Hannah E M Ruby, David G Russell, Sam G Savage, Lachlan J Sayers, Aaron J C Sefton, Ebony M Seller, Xavier 0 Shembrey, Tom C Sheridan, Jack H Skuza, Joshua C Slattery, Andy J Slattery, Jock M Smith, Sarah E Snarskis, Austin P Snyman, Ulrich F A Speakman, Kate E Spinazzola, Isabella C Summers, Isobel J (Izzy) Thome, Philippa A Threadgold, Emma J Unkenstein, Georgina E (Georgie) Van Ingen, Riley J M Ward, Shannessy M Willett, Larry H Witcombe, Darcy I Wootton, Angelica A Wootton, Jake J Xu, Isabella Young, Sophie K

YEAR 8 Acosta Ruiz, 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 Beaumont-Kelly, Henry Bedford, Alexa R G Bell, Hugh A Bell, Maddison E Bigelow, Juliet W Billings, Joanna E Blake-Hahnel, Emma K

Blood, Georgia R Blythe, Shaan C Booth, Harrison W (Harry) Brand, Nelson C Breer, Jackson M Britt, Robert M (Robbie) Brotchie, Jacqueline G Oacqui) Brown, Madeleine J (Maddy) Brownless, Lucy I Calvert, John J Oack) Carruthers, Emma K Carter, Robert A A Cayzer, Nicholas R 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, Michael T Divola, Alex M Dixon, Zoe L Dobie, Isla M R Drayton, Ellie C Eddy, Braeden T Edgar, Zakkary D Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Forsyth, Connor W M Fowler, Joseph E Ooe) Fyffe, Emily I Goddard, Hugh A S Golightly, William C Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Grose, Daniel J Hanna, Claudia J Haskett, Joshua L Holloway, Hailey D Hom, Douglas K Hosking, Sam J S Hosking, Timothy L (Tim) Howard, RachelL Jablonsky, Alexandra M Jeremic, Dean Kennedy, Keaghan R Kenny, Julian P F Kershaw, Harry M Kjoege, Mikkel Laidlaw, Fergus C H Leontiades, Olivia C Lever, Alexandra F Lewicki, Sabrina R Lewicki, Vanessa J Luke, Montanna R Mahony, Fraser W Maishman, Joe W Malishev, Nicholas P A Mann, Julia L MarIes, Samuel N (Sam) Mawson, Michael R McGowan, Thomas A F McGrath, Eliza R McGregor, Alice J McGuane, Nicholas B McGuire, Seamus G McMaster, Harrison A

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Melvin, Indie D Molyneux, Louis M Moore, Mike J Morwood, Nicholas (Nick) Murphy, Lucinda H (Lucy) Neerhut, Hugh T B Ni, Yuhao K (Kevin) Nicholson, Lydia Nicholson, Stephanie Niven, Phoebe E Nixon, Emma L J O'Leary, Mitchell B Palmer, Corina R Panckridge, Bronte L Patrick, Lachlan J Perry, Billie-Maeve (Billie) Petersen, Victor S Philip, Johnnie Plumridge, Zachary E Polic, Genevieve L Profitt, Toby C H Ragg, James E Rankin, Brydie G Read, MegA Reed, Callista E (Listie) Robilliard, Lewis J Russell, Hamish J N Russell, Joss J Salveson, Jasmine Oassie) V Saunders, Stewart M Scott, Annabel S Selway, Alexander J Sercombe, Jessica L Simson, Nicholas M Simson, William D Skinner, Olivia K Stekelenburg, John A Oack) Sutterby, Austin J Sutterby, Blake W Tan, Angus S Torode, Robert H Vernon, Ella K Wallace, Megan C Ward, Aaron M Waterhouse, Andrew L Watson, Liam C Watson, Shani S Welleman, Harry J Wiener, Michael J WIld, Olympia E WIlks, Madeleine Wishart, Fraser T L Wright, Lachlan D Wylie, Angus A Yeaman, Zachary A (Zac) Zhu, Wendy

YEAR 9 Alien, Jaimee L Andrews, Courtney J Angliss, Peter W R Baker, Lachlan G Barber, Jayden L Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Daniel Batarilo, Thomas (Tom) Baulch, Emily G S Bishop, Lucy L Blackman, Laura I Bourke, Zachery W (Zach)

Bowler, Harrison T Brierly, Fraser D Brimacombe, Patrick J Brodie, Laura A Cailes, William Caithness, Hannah I Callan, Charles D (Charlie) Cannard-Fink, Lucy M Carman, Thomas P (Tom) Casey, James V Cashman, Lilli J Castles, Matthew J Chomley, Lachlan J (Lachie) Christou, Nicholas C Cielesh, Sarah L Colman, Julia I Couch, William J Crawley, Isaac B Curnow, Jack L D'Adamo, Gemma L D'Adamo, Laura J De Young, Alexander P Desborough, Sophie K Doery, Arabella E Dowling, Padrick J (Paddy) Eddey, Virginia G (Ginny) Edgar, Scarlett B Fenton, Ella R Fitzpatrick, Barclay P Fletcher, Yanda S Forshaw, Mary C (Molly) Gao, Nellie J Garcey, Olivia M E Gekas, Cristabel L (Crista) Graham, Harry W C Grange, Jacqueline J Oacqui) Grbac, Mitchell (Mitch) R Griffin, Jordyn E Griffiths, Rebecca Y Guala, Adam H Harmon, Brady J Hocking, Alana J Holloway, Saskia J Howard, Montana G Hughes, Georgia K Humphries, Jacqueline I Hurley, Emma C Jackson, Thomas R G (Tom) Jangprasit, Pasawut (Mark) Jarvis, Juliette V Jelfs, David M Jess, Jacob K Kelly, Samuel C (Sam) Kent-Spark, Hannah P Kerambrun, Morgan B Koroneos, James L Langley, William D S (Will) Lay, James R Leonard, Madeleine C (Maddie) Livermore, Alexander J (Alex) Luppino, Alexandra K (Ally) Macdonald, Lucinda P (Lucy) Mackay, Elizabeth C (Lizzy) Mathews, Ronan P May, William G (Will) McFadden, Corey T MCGlade, Andrew B McKenzie, Cameron K T McKindlay, Angus D McLean, Timothy N MCRae-Palmer, Dylan G

Meager, Sarah A Medic, Charles H (Charlie) Morrow, Hannah J Murrihy, Keeley A Nicholson, Imogen K Nott, Tayla R adam, Rachel G Orford, Stuart J Osborn, Jye D Palmer-Hill, Lachlan A Parker, Matthew R Payne, Maxim C (Max) Peace, Hannah S Pedersen, Alexandra D Philpott, Melody A Pickett, Kezlee Pilon, Isabelle C E Pipkorn, Lily M Pisankitvanich, Phawat (Mark) Porter, Ellen J Portogallo, Hannah J Radalj, Sophie M Rafferty, Brian E Ragg, Alexandra C (Lexie) Ring, EmmaM Robinson, ShaydenJJ Rogers, Claire V Rolfe, Holly R Rolland, Maeve E Rollo, Richard J Ruby, Danielle L Russell, Samuel M (Sam) Ryan-Conn, Delaney Scheiner, Grace L Seller, Hamish P Shannon, Annabelle C Shelley, William R Shembrey, Jack M Sheridan, Amy M Shorland, Sophie E Sloan, Andrew T H Snarskis, Samuel A (Sam) Speakman, Kelly R Spinazzola, Patrick M Steinfort, Maximilian L (Max) Stewart, Frazer J Stewart, Mitchell Taylor, Clodagh C Temple, Miles H Thomson, Steffie P Trinh, Han B Varley, Maxwell M Vrablec, Adam Wade, Benjamin J (Ben) Walder, Liam D Walsh, Samuel J (Sam) Waters, Harriet S Wheeldon, Alexandra M (Alex) White, Erica M Wilkens, Zara G T Wood, Alexander B Woodall, Samuel B (Sam) Wynhoven, CurtisJ

'YEAR 10 Allen, Emma I Andrew, Thomas J (Tom) Appelbe, Katherine L (Katie) Armstrong, James S Baldam, Rowan P

Barber, Dean A Barker, Macklen D S Barton, Joel B Barton, Kris T Bath, EmmaE Bennison, Edward N Bett, Taylor L J Bigelow, Katrina E Billings, James B Blair-Thomson, Remy E Blake-Hahnel, Laura T Blakey, Lucinda S C Booth, Jake T Booth, Kyle M Boyd, Clementine J Brand, Sophie W Brennan, Thomas J Campbell, Lucy E Certoma, Alexander J Chan, Kwun TIng (Frederick) Cheatley, Grace Chirnside, Hannah M Chrimes, Annabelle L Clark, Grace E Clutterbuck, Jade E M Craven, Cody N Deahl, Jackson R Derksen, Aaron M Drayton, Lucy H Duffield, Lucy C Dunstan, Mitchell A F Dye, Riley L Edsall, Murphy S Edwards, Jeremy N Fanning, Guy F Fincham, Randall J Fisher-Kolosa, Byron J Forsyth, Harrison J M (Harry) Fowler, Carla Freddi, Allanah J G Fuller, Emily J Gratwick, Marius J Gray, Kameiko S M Greig, Kirra L Harris, Oliver J Hay, James M He, Le Jun (Simon) Heyward, Lauren A Hill, Francoise M Hosking, Jack D Hubbert, Alexander D J (Alex) Hvidberg, Nicholas R Jacob, Shane M Jenkins, Callum T Jeremic, Nikolas Johnson, Kaitlyn M Kenfield, Jordan W Kenny, James P E Kershaw, Edward A Klein, Talia Kontelj, Paris N Koutsoukis, Felix A J Lam, Matthew C Lamont, Matthew R Landy, James D Lau, Edwin Y W Lawry, Annaliese J Leahy, Millie R Lee, Ian M Lever, Thomas W Lim, Samantha Yi Jie

Maguire, Thomas D Malcher, James G Malishev, Nathanial J Mann, Harrison 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 Mitchell, Gabrielle M Molyneux, Nicolas J Morrison, Thomas G M (Tom) Morrow, Mia E Murphy, Clara B Nagle, Daniel R Nagler, Anton P (Tony) Narita, Callum K Neerhut, Oliver R Nicholson, Angus J Nixon, Christopher J O'Donnell, William D (Will) Palmer, Lara J E Panckridge, Eliza K Patterson, Alarna J Perkins, Matthew S (Matt) Philip, Thea S Plowman, Kate H (Katie) Plowman, Siobhan M Porto, Cristina J Price, Oliver G Pritchard, Brianna Quail, Nicholas D Ramus, Jackson J Reed, Tegan A Richards, Sarah D Riley, Fiona K Roberts, Danielle E Robinson, Erica D Roche, Matthew N Rogan, Thomas J (Torn) Ross, Daniel G (Dan) Russell, Holly M D Salathiel-Dyke, Kieran M Salt-Hill, Samuel J Sambell, Georgina I Saunders, Joshua A Schlemrninger, Helen V Selway, Courtney J Shannon, Alexander E Sharrock, Savanna R Shorland, Lucy L Simson, John D Simson, Mia M Skuza, Georgina M Slattery, Edwina J Sloane, Annabel C Smith, Maddison G Splatt, Chelsea K Steel, Jack H Stefanovic, Ben Stevens, Madeleine P (Maddy) Strachan, Giorgina R (Giorgi) Summers, Lachlan P Thomas, Alan M M Thome, Sophie J Threadgold, George D Vaughan, Zoe M Von Saurrna-Jeltsch, Theresa C

Walker, Laura K Walsh, Lucy A Ward-MOSS, Brigitte R Waterhouse, Robert M (Rob) Weetrnan, Philippa M West, Jack J E Widdicombe, Angus J Wilkinson-Beards, Alexander J Wilson, Georgia R P Witcombe, Riley A Wylie, Jackson G

'YEAR 11 Ablett, Edward J (Eddie) Acosta RUiz, Valeria Allen, Matthew B Allinson, Claire H Babiolakis, Peter A Banj anin, Liana N Barry, Griffin Bathern, Megan Bedford, Nicholas C (Nick) Beggs, Dianne M (Michelle) Beith, Charles AJ (Charlie) Bertone, Jayde A Billing, Gabi L Blair, Ian D Brodie, Anna G Cameron, George M H Carr, James S Carr, Joshua C Carroll, Patrick A W (Pat) Castles, Julia R Chai, Yuan Peng (Fred) Chisholm, George A Chisholm, Thomas J (Torn) Chornley, Bernard J (Bernie) Christou, Alexander M (Alex) Christou, James A Claringbold, Chloe M Cleary, Jennifer A Cole, Phillipa V A Collier, Stephanie K (Steph) Comben, Aubrey A Comes, Nicholas W Curnow, George A D'Adarno, TImothy A Davie, Jake A Dunkley-Smith, Addy J Emselle, James L Emselle, Jasmine K Fairbairn, Rory L Faulkner, Sophie E Fenton, Billie E Filling, Rebecca K Fitzpatrick, Matthew W Flanagan, Andrew J (Andy) Flynn, Catherine J F Foley, Joseph W Fulton, Nicholas A Galbraith, Chase C Garrett, Brittaney B Gazis, Elena M George, Bryce A Goodear, Thomas E Grange, William N (Will) Griffiths, Samuel T Harris, Charles R Harrison, Jamie A PEGASUS 2010 I PAGE 187

Hatch, Damien P Hoey, Luke P Hughes, Lucy K Hughes, Tom P B Humphreys, Caitlyn E Iredell, Charles W (Charlie) Jablonsky, Natalie M Jeffreys, Camille K Jess, Harrison G (Harry) Johnstone, Edwina R Jones, Emily AM Kelly, Kieran R Kelly, William H (Will) Kenfield, Katrina K E Kennedy, Campbell J C Khoo, Jonathan S Kip, Thzmin D Kittelty, William] Koroneos, Emily V Kvant, Alexandra C Laohavisit, ]aruwat (Merce) Latzer, Naemi Lay, Harrison W (Harry) Lee, Chun Kai (Qubeley) Lu cas, Victoria A L Lugg, William H Mackey, Rowan] Mayr, Louisa P McCaffrey, Molly C McDonald, Campbell] McDonald, Ted W T McEvOY, Ellie K McGlade, James F Mellioss, Georgia L Mitchell, Alana L Moore, Audrey V Morgan, Benjamin] R Morris, Anna E Morris, Douglas A Mueller, Charlotte A M Murrihy, Brydie S Nott, Benjamin R (Ben) Nuernberger, Manuel P Occhino, Sarah A V Oda, Tsukasa (Tsu) Odam, Alice M Osborne, Stefan L Payne, Rowan D Pike, Cameron C C Pisankitvanich, Nithit (Golf) Plummer, Taneesha] Porter, James (Jamo) Potter, James B Potter, Tanya Profitt, Emily G H Ratcliffe, Edward M C Readhe ad,Colleen Retman, Daniel Roberts, Madeline E (Maddy) Robinson, Oscar A Rosewall, Billie] I Ross, Charles A (Charlie) Rosyada,Ernira Ruby, Peter E Sachdev, Aaron SalvaIaggio, Nathan Sanders, Bonnie A Sandri, Taylor L Saunders, Ryan M Scott, Eliza M Serle, Emily L Serle, Lachlan]

Shelley, Holly M Sh u , Richard WY Skoglun d, Laura R Song, Alisa M H Steinfort, Hugo W Sturges. Sarah L Sturm, Lana] Sullivan, Alexander C (Alex) Sutterby, Nicholas S (Nick) Taylor, Nelson] Thornton, Bronte W Timms, Ryan] Tomkins, 'Trent N 'Trescowthick, Sophie C Verfurth, Kristofer D Vines, Eamonn M Vrablec, Laura Wade, Callen A Walmsley, Elizabeth B (Lizzie) Walmsley, Georgina E Walsgott, Alexander G Walsh , Nicholas] I Watson, Lucy S Welleman, Thomas F Westman, Ebony A Wettenhall, Andrew H Wettenhall, Ross P Wheal, Kristie A White, Andrew] Williams, Cameron M Wishart, Charles H C Wong, Caleb H Y Wood, Jack I R Wood, Oliver] B Wu, Yi-chun (Eason) Ymgyoud, Onrumpa (Benz)

gEAR 12 Amerena, Massimo F (Max) Angliss, Jack A E Arundell, Claire E R Baehr, Matthias Barham, Charles B Barton, Fiona R Baulch, William S Beggs, Sarah L (Louise) Bennison , Louisa R Bertone, Jake V Bigelow, Felicity ] Bishop, Campbell S Blood, Jake T Bourke, Emily K Bowden, William A (Will) Bowler, Mason J Bowtell, Leah E Brand, PhoebeJ Brimacombe, Nicholas A Brodie, James A Brotchie, Jessica E Bull, Georgina L (Georgie) Byrnes, Harrison 0 Cailes, Benjamin C (Ben) Caldow, Samuel F Carah, Felicity L M Carr, Emily S Chirnside, Lily E Clark, Anna G Collins, Erin A Cook, Chloe E Cooper, Adam F Cordner, Phoebe A

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Coumans, James B Cunningham, Andrew G S D'Altera, MarkA] de Been , Coby M de Blaquiere, Lachlan D Del Rio, Darcy S Della-Porta, Demi H S Denny, Dale E Desborough, Clare E Devrome, Jacqueline A Dixon-'Trigg, Alexander (Alex) Dobson, Samantha L Dunstan, Ryleigh P Eddey, Meaghan V Fagan, Claire E Farmer, Marina R Fitzpatrick, Brittany K Foott, Elkanah] Foy, Olivia C Fraser, Harriet A Ganes, Anand Garcey, Andre F L George, Alec] George, Russell H Golightly, Matthew] (Matt) Gordon, Timothy] (Tim) Gore, Samuel T (Sam) Graham, Elizabeth A M (Libby) Green, James M Griffin , Thilah J Guthrie, Sarah L Heath, Lucy S Holding, James B Hughes, Sebastian E (Sam) Hurley, Jack F Hvidberg, Kristian W Inness, Grace E Iredell, Georgia R ]elfs, Laura K Jennings, Christopher L Johnstone, Angus D (Gus) Jones, Aron D Julpansak, Pornsawan (Pae) Kennedy, Jessica E Kent-Spark, Oliver H (Ollie) Kershaw, Jack L Lam, Rachel C Langham, Richard P S Lian , Xu (Stan) Lightfoot, Edith B Liu, Han Wen Maas, Alister C Maguire, Grady R MaJcher, Nicholas S (Nick) Maltby, Callum J Mayfield, Charles K MCFadden, Jordan L R McGowan, Luke A C McKin stry, Cara A McNaughton, Georgia E Mims, Victor W Mitch ell, Wesley] Monotti, Katherine G Morrison, Lachlan G M (Lachie) Morrow, Sophie E Nagle, Thomas P Ng, Kelvin K L Noble, Stephanie C Oates, Emma V Olszak, Morgan L Palmer-Hill, Hamish D Patterson, Tom J

Pedersen, Nicholas L (Nick) Perry, Jack D Phillips, Samuel C (Sam) Plowman, Jack S Pueschel, Mirja L Pugh, Georgia R Ratcliffe, Georgia C A Read, Jonathan J Riley, Nicola l Roberts, Benjamin J Rolland, Eilish R Rose, Alethea M Russell, Brigitte E Russell, Fraser E Sloane, William H C Steel, Madeleine J Stephenson, Hamish W Stevens, Ellie B Sullivan, 'Trent D Tam, Chi Fung (Jimmy) Tang, Dorothy W K Taylor, ]aimi W Taylor, Jeremy E Thomas, Zachary J Thoms, Lachlan P (Lachie) Toulmin, Jessica Townley, Angus R A (Gus) 'Tripodi, Grace-Louise 'Tripodi, Santo G Turnley, Dean R Uebergang, Annabelle E Van De Pol, Daniel J Van Kruining, Halina L Wahlstrom, Themba 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] R (Sam) Wright, Thomas M (Monty) Wu, Dixon Yang, Yi Xiao (Matthew) Young, Callan S Zhang, Xiang Sheng (Sam)

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