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SPEECH DAY 2011 s Henderson, Dr Seward, members of Council, parents, staff, students and members of The Geelong College community. To the Years 7 and students, staff and parents, I offer a particularly warm welcome.

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It is with immense pride that I report on the year of the College's sesquicentenary. In my address today, I will not just be reviewing the year's significant achievements but reflecting on school essences that have been imaginatively expressed in particular through music, art and drama and captured in many commemorative events and projects.

While 20I I produced an array of stimulating programs and activities allowing students to grow, develop and make progress as they do each year, the past kept tapping us on the shoulder throughout, adding depth and further context to current experiences.

This sesquicentennial year provided a unique opportunity for us to explore the fundamental elements of our educational precedents, especially through our new history publication, The Way to the Stars. The study of an institution's past is inherently fascinating as it uncovers the story of interesting characters and sometimes curious traditions, but it also brings into play illuminating perspectives that help us to clarify desirable directions for the future.

I, for one, have been reminded of the seriously academic origins of the College through the determined efforts of our founding Principal, Dr George Morrison. Rigour and scholarship were the unmistakable hallmarks of a College education in the first 40 years of the school's existence as a direct result of Dr Morrison's very Scottish or Presbyterian belief in the immense value of learning for aspiring members of a civilised society. We have an enduring duty to remain true to his founding vision and the traditional value of academic excellence -- notwithstanding all of the benefit a broad, rich and contemporary education brings.

The next important message I have taken from my immersion in our history this year comes from the Francis Rolland years and the transformations he brought about from I920 through to I945. Reverend Rolland's sympathies extended personally to every boy in the College and his expansion of the school's offering to ensure that the greatest possible number of students would feel welcome and flourish - whether it be through musicals, drama, debates, craft, hikes or expeditions -laid the foundations for our particular brand of all-round education. Academic endeavour remains firmly at the heart of the school's enterprise, as I have noted, but the rounded development PEGASUS 2011 I PAGE 2

of the whole person is inLegral to the College's soul. I do not think there is anyone present Loday who would take issue with our unswerving commitment to these twin educa tional objectives.

Although this year has given rise to a greater familiarity with those who have passed through the College before us, there have always been reminders of their lingering presence. For instance, the worn down brick paths in the Cloisters bear subtle daily testimony to the passage of many previous generations. The names of the I77 students who laid down their lives for their country also echo sadly through the Cloisters at Anzac Day services each year. But it was not until the Opening Spectacular on Mackie Oval on that chilly evening in August that, as a community, we gained a graphic sense of the many thousands of students and staff who have passed through this school. As the images rolled by on two giant screens while all around students and staff processed, the past and the present were fused in powerful symbolism and I know that many emotions were stirred. Since that day also, as they go on their way to class, our Senior School students have been able to absorb the achievements of a number of College's meritorious alumni - our "heroes"- whose portraits now proudly adorn the I873 entrance to the Senior School, an inspiration to current and future generations of Collegians.

The celebration of our Sesquicentenary has taught us much about Education at the College and the People who have made our school. But the third essential element of this story is a sense of Place. Despite many logistical complexities, both major celebratory events, the Sesquicentenary Ball and Festival Spectacular, were deliberately staged on home ground with the Senior School's iconic buildings forming a distinctive backdrop.

Other schools may have made different choices but Geelong College staff, students and parents are so emotionally attached to their beautiful buildings and grounds that to hold such celebrations anywhere else would have somehow seemed sacrilegious.

From a central educational perspective, 20I I for the College has been a year of transitional anticipation in relation firstly to our new Strategic Education Plan which we will implement next year and secondly, the Australian Curriculum. While delays continue to dog the latter's progress, teachers are becoming increasingly familiar with its prospective content and the school is coming to terms with its organisational implications. The departments of English, History and Maths will be trialling aspects of the Australian Curriculum at different year levels next year.

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The VCE results were a pleasing epilogue to 2010. Our School Captain and dux Nelson Wang achieved a perfect score of 99.95, a result he justly deserved in a very busy and well-rounded year. 32.24% of our students achieved ATAR scores of 90 and over; the median ATAR score was 83 .425 and 20.37 % of Study Scores were 40 and over. The College's NAP LAN results arrived in September and were thoroughly analysed. Overall, we noted strength in reading and improvement in numeracy, while a particular focus on spelling will continue into next year. Such tests help us to discern useful cohort trends in addition to providing valuable diagnostic information about individual students, although they are only one component of what is revealed by our internal assessment program.

ICT -- Information and Communications Technology -- is a vital part of the world in which students are growing up and has become a dynamic feature of the College learning environment for students from Campbell House onwards.

Next year, for example, Year 6 students will use a laptop for their individual learning in multimedia. There are also exciting developments in other subject areas, such as geo-tagging and online mapping in Geography. In the Year 9 City programs, groups used our newly developed collaboration Lool called Helicon Space. Functioning like a blog, iL allowed students and teachers to collaborate, post documenLs, and embed video and sound. Staff who were not directly involved in City Week were able to view the porlals and, in the future, parents may be invited to do so as well. Helicon Space was also used extensively during

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the Year IO Politics Program and as a communication tool during the French trip at the end of Term 3. It is exciting to see many contemporary learning opportunities that blend school, home and community settings being created by skilled teachers in tune with modem technology.

At the same time, we are mindful of the need for students to become responsible and respectful digital citizens.

Initiatives taken this year to support this aim include the Digital Challenge which involved Senior School House groups developing media products designed to educate their fellow students about the cyber world; the filtering that became optionally available to Year 8 as a trial at home this past term; and the development of a social media policy which will equip students to navigate the online world more safely and responsibly.

Connecting with traditional College values, one of the six core commitments set out in the College's new Strategic Education Plan is to an all-round education engaging the development of the whole child (mind, body and spirit) through a broad range of experiences and opportunities.

There are two strands of this commitment I would particularly like to mention for commendation this year: the Music program first of all, which wholeheartedly embraced the Sesquicentenary spirit in creating an exciting opportunity for musicians across the school to help write and then perform at the Foundation Concert an exhilarating Sesquicentenary song cycle under the baton of its inspiring composer Paul Jarman. There were also special

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opportunities for Middle School musicians to collaborate with members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, for Senior School stage band and orchestra members to play at the Sesquicentenary Ball; while our musicians in general made a particularly impressive contribution at the Festival Spectacular (where they were joined by drama and dance performers), as well as throughout the weekend.

Sport also covered itself in considerable glory this year. As you know, every student from Year 7 to I2 participates in a well-organised program designed to foster fitness, physical health. together with skills development and teamwork.

Unlike the overwhelming majOlity of our APS rivals, we choose not to offer sports scholarships, preferring instead to invest in all of our students through excellent coaching. programs and facilities. And every now and then, we reach the stars, this year winning two and almost three premierships which. for a small school, is a remarkable feat: a cricket triumph for the ISt XI, the culmination of many years' teamwor', followed by the girls' determined Head of the River victory and then later in the year, a near upset in the girls' water polo competition. Each of these teams is to be warmly congratulated for their memorable achievements.

In terms of facilities. 20I I has seen a general consolidation of our capital improvement program. In the Preparatory School. the Stuart Laidlaw swimming pool and surrounds have been renovated and five rather tired tennis and netball courts on Aberdeen Street were fully refurbished thanks to a Sesquicentenary gift from the College Foundation. In the Senior School, S3 science laboratory has been renovated, completing a cycle of renewal that began with the Macfarlane Burnet Laboratory back in 2000 on the occasion of the centenary of our Nobel Laureate's death. Even more significantly this year, the Austin Gray Centre, home to the fine and applied arts, has been comprehensively made over, resulting in the creation of two contemporary art teaching spaces together with a gallery and student area in the former House of Guilds, alongside a completely remodelled and extended design and technology centre. A final project this year will be the restoration of the I 87 I George Morrison tower which was urgently required following a century and a half of deterioration and pigeon attacks ' Scheduled for the summer break, this project will suitably honour the memory of our founding Principal.

and great pride was felt by students, staff, parents and the further school community as we celebrated different aspects of the rich history of our quite unique school atop Newtown Hill.

For the successful planning and navigation of the I 50th year of The Geelong College, we owe a huge debt of gratitude to many people, starting with Mrs Theresa Best, our Sesquicentenary Manager, who oversaw the program and produced events that were flawless both in conception and execution. I also thank most sincerely Mr Dunkley-Smith, Ms Clark, Mr Mack, Ms Hynes, Mr Joyce, Mr Irwin and Mrs McCartney for their extraordinary contribution to the Opening Spectacular which will live in our memories for many years to come. Our archivist, Mr Lannan, also deserves a special mention for his part in curating the historical publications and displays. In the College community, I would single out Mrs Linda Wood and her Festival Committee for the organisation of a superb Festival Day. There are, of course, many others as well who deserve the school's deep gratitude for the part they have played in ensuring the success of the Sesquicentenary. I will mention just one today: Mr Panckridge for his marvellous Collector Card series which delighted Preparatory School students for an entire term.

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pervaded the year as we celebrated different aspects of the rich history of our quite unique school atop Newtown Hill. '

And so I return to our Sesquicentenary theme with some concluding remarks and thanks. We could not have been more pleased with the many celebrations that took place this year, or with the quality and variety of the permanent records created. A real sense of history pervaded the year

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It is now my pleasure also to thank a number of people for the vilal contribution they have made to the College's programs and educational progress in the course of this year.

First of all, I am grateful to the academic staff for their wide-ranging contributions. They are called on to invest themselves in many different projects in the pursuit of our all-round agenda and we are fortunate to have the services of a multi-talented and dedicated staff who run Fulfilling Lives and City Programs, overseas trips and expeditions in addition to their normal duties.

Six members of the Senior School staff - Mrs Black, Mr Gallus, Mr Payne, Ms Guest, Ms Maher and Mrs Newett are leaving this year, some after a considerable period of service to the school, and I thank them all for their valuable contribution to English, History, Accounting, Library and Learning Support, not forgetting that Mrs Black and Mr Gallus have also played leading roles in their Houses.

I am very grateful as well to the members of my Executive team who have played critical roles in the management of the school and its multi-faceted operations again this year, while giving invaluable assistance and support to me, as Principal. I should especially mention Ms Crofts who, as the incoming Director of Teaching and Learning, has impressed all who have worked with her.

The Prefects and School Captains also deserve my thanks for their leadership of the student body in this demanding year. Vice-Captains, Jennifer Cleary, Elly McEvoy and George

Curnow and Captains, Camille Jeffreys and Damien Hatch, have all given excellent service which I acknowledge publicly today. And now, as is customary on Speech Day, i is with much pride and pleasure that I announce our new student leaders. In 2012, the Vice-Captains of the College will be Eliza Panckridge, Maddison Smith and George Threadgold and the Co-Captains of the College will be Zoe Vaughan and Matthew Lamont Please join me in congratulating our five new leaders on their appointment.

As we reach the formal end of what has been a richly memorable year, I would like finally to express my gratitude to the members of the College Council for their generous commitment to the school's affairs and, above all, thank their Chairman, Dr Seward, for his leadership of our governing body, his proud devotion to the advancement of the College and, not least, his support of me, as Principal.

Thank you all for your attendance at our sesquicentenary Speech Day and my best wishes go to you all for a safe and fulfilling holiday.

Dr Pauline Thmer Principal

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s I reflect on the 201 I year I am faced with an intriguing dilemma. I normally draw a few notable highlights from the Academic year however, in this, our sesquicentennial year, I am faced with an abundance of experiences and events to draw on and this poses an impossible challenge. How can I summarise what has been an extraordinary year? So, I've decided to put the onus back on you, in a rhetorical sense, by asking a question and listing a few potential responses. What was the highlight for you? Was it the 150th Balloon launch or the procession to the Senior SchooP Was it the Opening Spectacular or the Winter Festival ? Was it the Year 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 Camp? Was it the 'School of Rock ' Production? Was it the Foundation Concen or working with Paul Jarman? Was it the Year 8 Community Service Project? Was it a special excursion?

Was it the Collector Card swap meets? Was it cooking and eating the produce from the Enviro garden? Was it the Book Week activities? I could go on and on and the possibilities seem to be endless

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The blending of the Sesquicentenary activities with the academic program during 201 1 have been complimentary and seamless. Quite simply, this has been an extraordinary year' It is not likely that I will be around to see the Bicentennial celebrations, but most of the class of 201 1 will and the benchmark has been set and the bar is extremely high I I extend my gratitude and appreciation to everyone involved in this year's celebrations. Together we have made history.

I congratulate the students on a wonderful year. Their efforts, behaviour, attitude and engagement in learning have been exemplary and I extend my best wishes to all Year 8 students moving to the Senior School. I feel very confident that our students will achieve great things in the future and we at the Preparatory School will delight in your success.

I thank the Preparatory School Parents' Association Executive and members, for their wonderful contribution to College life this year. Well done to the 2011 president, Mrs Margaret Nash, for her terrific work leading the PSPA in 201 I.

efforts throughout 2011. We are a great team and it is a privilege to serve with them. ,

I do feel blessed to come to work every day and see the students achieve success and be engrossed in their learning, to work in partnership with a terrific group of parents and to lead a team of committed and talented professionals.

Enjoy reading this very special Sesquicentenary edition of Pegasus!

Julian Carroll Head of Preparatory School

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HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL fter many years of planning and anticipation our Sesquicentenary year certainly fulfilled its promise to cherish traditions of the past, look forward to the future, and embrace the present through a rich calendar of quite unique events. Throughout 2011 a number of themes emerged and then became embedded into special events, annual highlights and many of our on-going programs. This was a year of celebration, an opportunity to acknowledge from where we have come, what we have achieved, and possible directions to where we may proceed.

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The sense of history was ever-present, heralded by bagpipes that opened that very special Ball on Main Oval in May and was reinforced as we gathered on Mackie for the 'Spectacular' in August. The gallery of 'notables' in the historic 1871 entrance to the Cloisters, the updated College history 'Way to the Stars', numerous photographs (both large and small), and innovative pieces of artwork, are permanent reminders of previous Collegians and our heritage. The annual Term 3 Arts Week theme encouraged students to 'Make their Mark' using photographic media, items for our current 'time capsule' were presented in Term 4, and the Exploration Society expedition recreated similar journeys from previous years.

Many activities directly engaged wider communities in a wide variety of contexts. The 'Festival' in particular brought the College community together with stalls, entertainment, fun activities for all and the very successful sporting fixtures between 'old' and current Collegians.

Stronger links with our local community were also forged as responsible students undertook extended 'service' projects over the course of the year, developing their own understanding and greatly assisting the various organisations where they worked. Our regular Outreach programs, including the Year IO Fulfilling Lives trips and our links with indigenous communities, also focussed on reaching out to meet and serve others in a meaningful way.

The scope of the musical program throughout this year was both daunting and inspiring. In addition to the regular annual concerts and recitals, some very special moments included visiting virtuoso pianist Nathan Avarkian playing the Wurlitzer to all of Years 9 to 12, both student and guest performances in the Keith Humble Centre, the 'spectacular' presentation and a very special Foundation Concert, that highlighted the ultimate performance of that ambitious Paul Jarman 'Song Cycle'. In addition to

the enhanced musical programs, an impressive series of lectures featured Robert Ingpen, Karl Kruszelnicki and Mitchell Hooke, each in their own way thought-provoking, entertaining and challenging.

Complementing all of this, the regular College activities proceeded with vigour. There were drama and dance productions at each Year level, a full range of both House and APS sport fixtures, and our rigorous academic program. We were delighted with the success of our 1st Girls Rowing Crew and the 1st Cricket Team for their outstanding performances at the top level, along with our Water-polo girls who came so very close, but we also congratulate every student for their individual and collective co-curricular contributions in each of their various endeavours. Our Year 9S again ventured to Melbourne for a week in Term 3, and both the 'Revolutions' tour to France and Russia and the Cricket trip to England broadened each participant's perspective.

Arguably the most impressive aspect of this year is the enthusiasm with which both staff and students have embraced such a complex and busy schedule. To overlay successfully in a single year so many additional activities without compromising any of our core programs required immense co-operation, determination and collective spirit.

We thank the students for their willingness to participate and all members of staff, without whom so much of this I 50th celebration could not have been achieved.

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SCHOOL CAPTAINS ' REPORT t the conclusion of such a significant year for the school, it is hard to believe how much has gone on during this time. From the Sesquicentenary Ball, to the sound and light show, and the Winter Festival, it's fair to say that everyone in the College community has been blown away by these spectacular festivities. It has been an absolute honour for us to playa vital role within the school community during this exciting time. We feel especially fortunate that we were part of a student body able to witness the Sesquicentenary whilst still at school.

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One of our goals for this year was to engender involvement by the entire student body in the festivities and other school events. An art project, led by Audrey Moore, allowed Preparatory school students to glimpse the school's long history and appreciate the current school environment, while the Winter Festival incorporated both the entire school community and numerous Ex-Collegians.

Initiatives such as these have been not only exciting for students, teachers and parents alike, but were also vital in examining the progress our school has made over the past ISO years.

Also of significance was the creation of a time capsule.

Prefects Sarah Sturges and Brydie Murrihy collected artifacts [Q represent our current school life that encompassed the atmosphere of the school's celebrations.

Its formation involved contributions from a wide variety of students from throughout the school; it will be re-opened in 50 years time.

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A special highlight for us was during the Head of the River celebrations, when an unprecedented number of students flooded to Nagambie to support our rowers. We feel that this increase in school spirit is a foundation for future years, where the willingness of whole school participation will be further embraced.

The special activities of this year were vital in creating an overriding sense of community within our school. This was a pivotal theme within our goals for this year and we, along with the Prefects, feel our initiatives were successful in connecting students, teachers and the wider community.

Even though our time at The Geelong College has ended, we will always be a part of this community that we worked so hard to improve. Outside of an exemplary education, it's what a student can achieve within in the Geelong College community that sets this school apart, and makes it so special.

Camille Jeffreys and Damien Hatch Captains

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REPORT OU may have read our mission statement, part of which states "We aim to provide one of the finest all-round educational experiences in Australia".

The term an "all round education" often appears in our marketing messages because, in this competitive educational world, we believe this to be a vital "point of difference" that we have when compared to other schools.

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Immediately, we all reflect on the obvious areas: our exemplary academic record; our sporting diversity, often with APS success against the odds such as our Cricket team and girls' Rowing crew this year; or our great cultural programs of music, arts & drama. But of equal importance in our all-round education is the importance we place on citizenship .. ..the understanding of, and participation in, our community.

Our new Strategic Education Plan, which will take us through the next 5 years, has adopted UNESCO's 4 Pillars of Education: I) Learning to Know 2) Learning to Do

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unless they first engage at home. We wish to create a generation of Geelong College graduates that can not only pursue exciting career opportunities, but participate in the extra activities a community can offer: helping with a charity; playing in a local sporting team; raising funds for a needy cause; teaching English to refugees; working on professional committees or volunteering for organisations we rely upon in times of crisis such as the CFA or the SES. Some will then take these skills to lead their community, and indeed, some may provide future leadership at a national or international level.

One of the highlights of our Sesquicentenary celebrations was the nomination by the Old Geelong Collegians Association of 40 notable Old Collegians whose portraits are now displayed in the 1871 entrance. This school boasts high achievements from artists, actors, scientists, sportsmen and women, lawyers, doctors, academics, politicians and business leaders. They provide great inspiration for our students, and those of us more ordinary. But while our education delights in these great achievements, our focus is encouraging all our students to be great citizens and become experts in "having a go".

It is this last pillar that highlights the school's desire to develop our students into strong citizens; men and women who can build positive relationships, develop empathy and respect for others, and have an understanding of social, cultural and religious diversity. This will provide them with an enhanced sense of their role in community - whether that community is their local one, the national community with all its multicultural diversity, or the international community.

We do not have to look beyond our own school community this year to see the richness that comes from participating and giving time and service. Our 150th celebration events required huge input from parents, and as a result, strengthened the spirit of our community. Our school relies and benefits from our parents' gift of energy and time through the vibrant parent support groups, parents ' associations at the Prep & Senior schools, and the successful carnival organising groups. These examples of service from parents assist and reinforce the success of the school's endeavour to develop fine citizens.

Our society, in fact the whole global society, is struggling to resolve the two major issues challenging our world: poverty, and how to sustain our planet. Six billion are living in poverty or in developing countries, while the one billion of us in Western society disproportionately consume our limited resources. It appears our current global leaders cannot resolve the dominant issues of poverty or environmental sustainability and climate threat, so we must prepare the next generation, our current students, with the skills to address them successfully.

Through every school level, efforts are made to promote this pillar of "Learning to Live with Others", leading to a climax in the Year 10 Fulfilling Lives program where students have the opportunity to choose to work in a variety of areas - with local refugee communities on literary programmes; or to journey to remote indigenous communities to develop an understanding of their heritage; or to travel overseas to Thailand, Borneo or Tanna Island in Vanuatu, where they participate and assist in local village life.

To develop these skills we believe they require an understanding of community. They cannot save the world

A Sesquicentenary initiative extends this focus with student awards for community programs, further

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embedding community engagement within our school and these were acknowledged with Speech Day presentations.

All these programs require significant support from staff and the administration, but it serves our students well as they strive to become responsible citizens and reap the rewards from this all round education.

The Geelong College Council places a high priority on these aims and we are grateful to our Principal, Dr Pauline Turner, for providing the vision and leadership to fulfil them. We also thank her diverse and experienced staff for their efforts to provide the many facets required for this holistic approach. I would like to acknowledge the exceptional honour that was bestowed on Dr Turner this year when Deakin University awarded her an Honorary Doctorate in recognition of her services to education, not just to secondary education but to tertiary education through her many years on the Council and as Deputy Chancellor of Deakin University.

Speech day closed an exceptional year of celebration where so many past students have connected with their school, and members of the whole school community celebrated our rich history. No less an example is the Sesquicentenary pipe band where pipers and drummers from the school bands of the '60S and '70S reunited and played on three occasions this year. I witnessed this first hand having been part of the first two events, and I was delighted by the absolute joy they shared in reuniting for the school celebra tions.

our history and demonstrated great plide in their school, together, they crea ted a series of wonderful events tha t amazed and delighted us; thank you to all for the many joyful and lasting memories.

I wish to extend my thanks to the members of the School Council for their dedicated contribution to the school and in particular, to two fine and long serving Old Collegians who retire as members of the Council. Cam Emerson has been a member of the Council for 12 years and provided leadership and guidance with his business and finance skills particularly in the area of risk management. Rod Robson retires after 20 years; he has been a great support to me as Deputy Chairman, and has provided wisdom and leadership in finance and marketing. On behalf of the school and the Council, I thank you both for your fine service and dedication to the school.

Finally, to all members of our school community, thank you all for your strong and continuing support of the Geelong College.

Dr Hugh Seward Chairman

Dr Turner had a vision to create a year of celebration this year. With Theresa Best and her team, our Department of Community Relations, the Executive and Staff, all the volunteers and in particular, the students who embraced

S CHO OL CO UNCIL 201 1 PHOTO CAPTION BACK ROW L-R: Rev K B Yelverton , Dr H Collins, Mr G J Millar, Dr S Leach.

FRONT ROW: Dr C Darby, Mr R G Carr, Dr H G Seward, Dr P Thmer, Mr R K Robson. Mr J C P Emerson ABSENT: Council Members: Mrs H Goode, Ms JL Hawkins, Mr M Betts

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PREFECTS. 2011 3RD ROW L-R: Holly Shelley. Griffin Barry. Cameron Williams. William Lugg. Brydie Murrihy 2ND ROW L-R: Sarah Sturges. Emily Profitt. Rowan Mackey. Jamie Harrison. Alexandra Kvant. Audrey Moore FRONT ROW L-R: Ellie McEvoy. Darnien Hatch. Ms J Gill. Dr P Thrner. Camille Jeffreys. George Curnow. Jennifer Cleary.

SRC ACTIVITIES 3 RD ROW L-R: Georgie Unkenstein. Brad Fuller. James Gorell. Davis George, Morgan Bett. Patrick Hurley. Thomas Neerhut. Claudia Cheatley 2 ND ROW L-R: Tom Shembrey. Rose Jennett. Claudia Crawley. Emily Hall, Chan tel Horvat, Ruby Brownless. Sophie Newnham , Emma Threadgold. Darcy Narita , Andy Slattery FRONT ROW L-R: Olivia Clark. Lilli Moran. Jordan O' Leary, Hamish Bulford. Amanda Ioannou. Angelica Wootton. Harry Shannon, Dayne Jackson . Melis Layik, Emma Furphy HEAD OF PREPARATORY SCHOOL: Mr Julian Carroll

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CALVERT HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms R Palmer TUTORS : Mrs L Gallus, Mr C Bennett, Mrs J Gainey, Mrs T Foley, Mrs S Morris, Mr C Morgan CAPTAINS: Edwina Johnstone, Oscar Robinson PREFECTS: Anna Brodie, Sophie Faulkner, Anna Manis, Damien Hatch, Rowan Mackey, Ben Nott

CALVERT HOUSE 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Nikolas Jeremic, Nelson Taylor, Jayden Barber, Sebastian McMillan, Campbell Kennedy, Tom Hughes, Cody Craven, Rowan Payne, Felix Koutsoukis, Timothy D'Adamo 6TH ROW L-R: Tom Carman, Thomas Maguire, Randall Fincham, Greg Andrews, Jackson Deahl, Ryan Saunders, Joshua Saunders, Jackson Wylie, Melody Philpott, Angus McKindlay 5TH ROW L-R: Hannah Portogallo, Thea Philip, Natalie Jablonsky, Jack Shembrey, Tom Atkins, James Christou, Alexander De Young, Lachlan Patrick, Adam Senan, Ella Vernon, Paris Kontelj 4TH ROW L-R: Laura Blackman, Talia Klein, Johnnie Philip, Nicolas Molyneux, Max Payne, Laura Brodie, Dean Jeremic, Alex Livermore, Jack Calvert, Angus Wylie, Alexandra Pedersen, Lucy Duffield 3RD ROW L-R: Erica Robinson, Laura D'Adamo, James Armstrong, Alec Attwood, Indie Melvin, Laura MacKenzie, Danielle Roberts, Louis Connoley, Alexandra Jablonsky, Gemma D'Adamo, Tayla Nott, Louis Molyneux 2ND ROW L-R: Mr C Morgan, Natalie Collett, Catherine Flynn, Steph Collier, Alex Divola, Bronte Connoley, Georgia Blood, Rachel Howard, Maddison Smith, Angus Tan , Olivia Leontiades, Delaney Ryan-Conn, Mr C Bennett FRONT ROW L-R: Mrs J Gainey, Ben Nott, Anna Morris, Rowan Mackey, Edwina Johnstone, Ms R Palmer (Head of Calvert House), Oscar Robinson, Sophie Faulkner, Damien Hatch, Anna Brodie, Mrs T Foley, Mrs L Gallus ABSENT: Lucinda Blakey, Ben 'TYler

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his year has been one to remember for the pale blue Coles House. Our results have reflected the dedication and unity of the House due to the strong bonding between Year levels.

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Lovin" made famous by the movie "Grease." An honourable mention must go to our Small Group of Charlie Ross, Brydie Murrihy, Grace Cheatley, Alan Thomas, Dan Ross and Matthew Lamont. They all performed exceptionally well.

Sport and Debating has been a highlight for many in the House this year. As a result of high participation, Coles has seen some terrific results including 1st in Swimming and Rowing, 2nd in Soccer and Waterpolo, and 3rd in Football.

Our efforts in Debating saw the House finish a respectable 3rd place in both the Senior and Junior competitions. This success can be attributed to good teamwork and positivity.

Ultimately, our greatest success so far has been our charity work. This year Coles decided that we were going to raise money to donate to a charity that could be sustained in the years to come. As a result, Coles was able to raise $1500 through chocolate sales for the World Vision Smiles charity. This was a fantastic first year effort!

This year saw a controversial result for Coles in House Music with a 7th placing. However, this didn't reflect the hard work put in singing our Big Group song of "Summer

Lastly, we would like to thank Mrs Porter and Mrs Hynes as well as the new tutors, Mr Leech and Mrs Treadwell, for their tireless efforts. Also we must not forget Mr Gilby who

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COLES HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Tom Jackson, Harry Lay, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Isaac Crawley, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Edward Kershaw, Pat Carroll, Harry

Graham, Nick Bedford 6TH ROW L-R: George Cameron, Dan Ross, Samuel Griffiths, Padraic McGuire, William Lugg, Fiona Riley, James Koroneos, Chase Galbraith, Harrison Mann, Nathan Salvalaggio, 5TH ROW L-R: Lucy Drayton, Frederick Chan, Olivia Garcey, Hannah Caithness, Caitlyn Humphreys, Alan Thomas, Matthew Castles, Emily Koroneos, Rupert Courtnay, Simeon Flanagan 4 T H ROW L-R: Millie Leahy, Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Will Langley, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Hamish Russell, Matthew Lamont, Jackson Griffiths, Patrick Crisp, Charlie Callan, Ian Lee, James Lay 3RD ROW L-R: Molly Forshaw, Tom Andrew, Will Golightly, Olympia Wild, Joshua Haskett, Merce Laohavisit, Ben Wade, Seamus McGuire, Leo Jegatheesan, Emma Allen, Claire Humphreys, Ellie Drayton, Louisa Cheatley 2ND ROW L-R: Abby Andrew, Alexa Bedford, Alisa Song, Julia Castles, Keeley Murrihy, Georgia Del Rio, Grace Cheatley, Mitchell O'Leary, Nellie Gao, Julia Mann, Annabel Sloane, Morgan Kerambrun, Bow Samanbut FRONT ROW L-R: Mr G Gilby, Mrs P Porter, Georgina Walmsley, Andy Flanagan, Mr P Conway (Head of Coles House), Brydie Murrihy, Charlie Ross, Lizzie Walmsley, Mr R Morris, Ms D Hynes ABSENT: Mrs M Barnes, Scarlett Edgar, Zakkary Edgar, Brydie Rankin, Holly Russell

tutored the Year 9S for half of the year before accepting the role as Head of Keith House. Another big thank you must go to Mrs Barnes for acting as Head of House when Mr Conway was on leave. Of course, thank you to Mr Conway, our new Head of House this year, for his enthusiasm and encouragement. In conclusion, we would like to give a special thankyou on behalf of our Coles Year 12 tute group to Mr Morris for his dedication and kindness in his role as our tutor.

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hat a year 2011 has been for the mighty green Keith House' From Easter egg hunts to the Keith Olympics, we h ave seen it all. Whilst we have not been overly successful on the sporting front , there are many great efforts to be acknowledged including a win in the House Tennis com petition at the start of the year, and a commendable 3rd place in Rowing. Beginning the year with an 8th placing in Swimming, it's fair to say that this is not our forte. We managed however, to fill all events and have a really enjoyable day proving that our House spirit is much more important than winning every event. Nicholas Fulton is to be comm ended for taking up the challenge of the 200m butterfly always a less popular event. House Music in Term 1 was a highlight as we busted out the catchy tune 'Ain't No Mountain H igh Enough ' for Big

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Group. Angus & Julia Stone's mellow 'And The Boys' was the Small Group's challenge and we achieved 5th place.

Zoe Dixon, Year 9, and Peter Angliss, Year ro, are to be congratulated for their beautiful singing and drumming in Small Group. House Athletics in Term 3 also showed us as solid contenders as we placed 5th. Special mention must be given to Emma Ring, Year ro, for her outstanding enthusiasm and determination.

Known as the loving House throughout the School, Keith flourished in the community service aspect of inter-House life organising again the 40 Hour Famine and participating in an R U OK Day session where all different Year levels of the House mingled and got to know each other through a fun speed dating game and a hot chocolate afternoon tea . Other activities involving the House also strengthened

KEITH HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Alex Sullivan, Liam Watson, Taylor Sandri, Maclden Barker, James McGlade, Andrew McGlade, Harri Sullivan, Charles

Harris 6TH ROW L-R: Brady Harmon, Alexander Certoma, James Kenny, Nicholas Fulton, Zaine Cordy, Riley Dye, Jack McGowan, Matthew Roche,

Hugh Neerhut 5TH ROW L-R : Katrina Kenfield, Sarah Meager, William Shelley, Nicholas Hvidberg, Aaron Sachdev, Will May, Will Kelly, Michael De Blaquiere, Mia Morrow, Kameiko Gray, Luke Durand, 4TH ROW L·R: Zoe Vaughan, Sophie Desborough, Kezlee Pickett, Golf Pisankitvanich, Matthew Parker, Jack Curnow, Harrison Bowler, Julian Kenny, Charlie Curnow, Zoe Dixon, Maeve Rolland, Will O'Donnell 3RD ROW L-R: Nick Morwood, Keaghan Kennedy, Emily Angliss, Julia Colman, Toby Profitt, Oliver Neerhut, Samantha Lim, Taneesha Plummer, Lucy Walsh, Andrew Sloan, Mark Pisankitvanich, Jade Clutterbuck 2ND ROW L-R: Adriana Stojanovski, Megan Wallace, Phoebe Niven, Beatrice Fraser, Sam Kelly, Brigitte Ward-Moss, Chloe Claringbold, Emma Ring, Georgia Wilson, Maddison Bell, Olivia Skinner, Olympia Cover FRONT ROW L-R: Mrs K Saunders, Mrs D Black, Michelle Beggs, Jennifer Cleary, Matthew Alien, Emily Profitt, George Curnow, Holly Shelley, Camille Jeffreys, Benjamin Morgan, Mrs D Lannan, Mr E Kovacev ABSENT:, Mr J O'Loughlin (Head of Keith House), Peter Angliss, Marius Gratwick, Thomas McGowan

the Keith Love such as a fun Easter egg hunt with the Year I2S and their Year 9 buddies, and Keith Olympics in Tenn 3 with many new games and competitions. The end ofTenn 2 also proved to be a low point for our wonderful House as we said goodbye to our awesome Head of House Mr O'Loughlin, the creator of Keith Love. But we were very fortunate to have Mr Gilby take over from him in 2nd Semester, a more than worthy substitute who is constantly enthusiastic and passionate about Keith.

The tutors of Keith House are to be wannly thanked for their constant support and enthusiasm; Mrs Black and Mrs Lannan, Year 9, as they began to grow and find their way around the Senior School; Mr Kovacev looking after the Year lOS; Mrs Saunders with the Year I IS, and Ms Henning for caring for the Year I2S as they juggled the stresses of

SACs and school commitments. Special mention should also be given to Mr Gilby, who took over as Head of Keith from the legendary Mr O'Loughlin. Mr Gilby, who was already familiar with this role, proved himself to be a true Keithian and took on the role seamlessly exemplifying the key values we share in Keith.

We know that the Prefects for 2012 will do a wonderful job at keeping Keith Love alive, and we wish them all best. We will sorely miss the community that Keith House provides and we will always have a special place in our hearts for the House of the Green Stag l Keith Love.

Emily Profitt and George Curnow Captains

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MCARTHUR HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mrs E Smith TUTORS: Mr R Kayler-Thompson, Mrs SHallows, Ms C Guest, Mr M Thacker, Ms P Clark, Mr G Naylor CAPTAINS: Ellie McEvoy, Edward Ra tcliffe PREFECTS: Claire Allinson, Griffin Barry, James Carr, Alice Odam

MCARTHUR HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Rob Waterhouse, Charles Wishart, Ian Blair, Jack Wood, William Kittelty, Nicholas Walsh, James Billings, Sam Walsh, George Threadgold, Daniel Batarilo 6TH ROW L-R: Alex Hubbert, Tom Batarilo, Lucy Allinson, Sam MarIes, Murphy Edsall, Daniel Nagle, Fraser Wishart, Nicholas McGuane, James Emselle, Patrick Brimacombe 5TH ROW L-R: Laura Blake-Hahnel, Andrew Batarilo, Beck Millsom, Jake Booth, Rory McCaffrey, Jeremy Edwards, Monty Cole, Callum Narita, Riley Witcombe, Miles Temple 4TH ROW L-R: Stephanie McClelland, Lucy Campbell, Fraser Mahony, Emma Blake-Hahnel, Simon He, Hamish Seller, Peter Ruby, Aaron Ward, Sarah Richards, Lara Palmer, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Brittaney Garrett 3RD ROW L-R: Siobhan Plowman, Sophie Thome, Meg Read, Harry Booth, Sarah Cielesh, Jordyn Griffin, Jake Davie, Sophie Radalj , Phillip a Cole, Andrew Waterhouse, Joanna Billings, Corina Palmer, Sarah Cook 2ND ROW L-R: Danielle Ruby, Jasmine Emselle, Montana Howard, Remy Blair-Thomson, Audrey Yiu, Han Trinh, Rachel Odam, Grace Scheiner, Haley Cielesh, Shani Watson, Paddy McEvoy, Kelly Speakman FRONT ROW L-R: Mr M Thacker, Mrs C Guest, Claire Allinson, Griffin Barry, Ellie McEvoy, Mrs E Smith (Head of McArthur House), Edward Ratcliffe, Alice Odam, James Carr, Ms P Clark, Mr R Kayler-Thomson ABSENT: Harrison McMaster, Phoebe Jewell

MCLEAN HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr M L Gallus TUTORS: Mr D A Carroll, Mr D Hibbard, Ms A-M Mahoney, Mr A Smith, Mr G Smith , Mrs C Tol CAPTAINS: Addy Dunkley Smith, Jamie Hanison PREFECTS: Gabi Billing, Sarah Sturges, Tom Goodear, Alex Walsgott,

MCLEAN HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Alexander Wood, Samuel Salt-Hill, James Potter, Andrew White, Taylor Bett, Curtis Wynhoven, Taraia Meehan, Ronan Mathews, Nicholas Christou 6TH ROW L-R: Angus Nicholson, Jonathan Khoo, Will Grange, Oliver Price, Lachlan Summers, Fraser Brierly, Nicholas Quail, Oliver Wood, Lauren Heyward, James Landy 5TH ROW L-R: Carla Fowler, Jacqui Grange, Maddy Stevens, Blake Sutterby, Matthew Appelbe, Kieran Kelly, Charlie Medic, Jack West , Austin Sutterby, Ellen Porter, Hannah Peace 4TH ROW L-R: James Malcher, Tazmin Kip, Tegan Reed, Mitchell Stewart, Rebecca Filling, James Ragg, Michael Wiener, Lexie Ragg, Crista Gekas, Kaitlyn Johnson, Emily Jones, Alex Baensch 3RD ROW L-R: Sabrina Lewicki, Lydia Nicholson, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Lily Pipkom, Richard Shu, Vanessa Lewicki, Alana Mitchell, Maddy Brown, Listie Reed, Isla Dobie, Emma Bath, Edwin Lau 2ND ROW L-R: Robbie Britt, Stephanie Nicholson, Kevin Ni, Jacqui Humphries, Lucy Watson, Joe Fowler, Harriet Waters, Ally Luppino, Katie Appelbe, Eu Vin Hor, Jessica Weng, Giorgi Strachan FRONT ROW L-R: Mr G Smith, Mr A Smith, Alex Walsgott, Sarah Sturges, Jamie Harrison, Mr M Gallus (Head of McLean House) Addy Dunkley-Smith, Thomas Goodear, Gabi Billing, Ms A Mahoney, Mr D Carroll, Mrs C Tol ABSENT: Mr D Hibbard, Aubrey Comben, Tanapol Phewpun

MORRISON HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr D Clifford (Terms 1 and 2), Mr K Flanagan (Te l ms 3 a nd4) TUTORS: Mr M Andre\Ns, M1S A McGucken, Mr M Terry, Mrs D Cleary, Mr K Jess, CAPTAINS: Cameron Williams and Eliza Scott.

PREFECTS: Billie Rosewall, James Porter, Elena Gazis, Rory Fairbairn

MORRISON HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Frazer Stewart, Nicholas Malishev, Charlie Beith, Kristofer Verfurth, Jye Osborn, Adam Guala , Liam Walder, Caleb Won g,

Lewis Robilliard, Harry Welleman 6TH ROW L-R: Lachlan Holdsworth, Ben Stefanovic, Nathania! Malishev, Joshua Carr, Guy Fanning, Timothy McLean, Paddy Dowling, Mark Jangprasit, Charlie Iredell, Kyle Booth, Sam O'Brien-Church 5TH ROW L-R: Joseph Foley, Rowan Baldam, Jack Hosking, Laura Skoglund, Fred Chai, Patrick Spinazzola , Mitchell Dunstan, Alana Hocking, Sophie Shorland, Ernest Beckley, Harry Forsyth 4TH ROW L-R: Georgina Skuza, Cristina Porto, Allanah Freddi, Clara Murphy, Tim Hosking, Zara Wilkens, Colleen Readhead, Zac Yeaman, Katrina Bigelow, Liana Banjanin, Annabelle Chrimes, Hannah Kent-Spark 3RD ROW L-R: Now Patcharapond, Shayden Robinson, Ho Yeung Lam, Nelson Brand, Lucy Murphy, Steffie Thomson, Harry Kershaw, Emily Fyffe, Sam Hosking, Emily Baulch, Dean Barber, Annie Foley, Jayde Bertone 2ND ROW L-R: Mrs L Treadwell, Sarah Occhino, Annabel Scott, Summer Spikers, Arabella Doery, Sophie Brand, Lucy Shorland, Genevieve Polic, Emma Hurley, Emma Carruthers, Wendy Zhu, Rebecca Griffiths, Mrs A McGucken FRONT ROW L-R: Mr M Andrews, Mr M Terry, Elena Gazis, Jamo Porter, Eliza Scott, Mr D Clifford (Head of Morrison House), Cameron Williams, Billie Rosewall, Rory Fairbairn, Mrs D Cleary, Mr K Jess

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SHANNON HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Hugo Steinfort, George Chisholm, Matt Perkins, William Cailes, Cameron Pike, Dylan McRae-Palmer, Edward Bennison, John Simson, Angus Widdicombe 6TH ROW L-R: Hugh Bell, Joss Russell, James Casey, Alexander Shannon, Tom Rogan, Mike Moore, Max Steinfort, Robert Torode, Christopher Nixon 5TH ROW L-R, : Martha Dawson, Chelsea Splatt, Charlotte Crawford, Jackson Breer, William Couch, Jackson Ramus, Cameron McKenzie, Maddie Leonard, Richard Rollo, Zachary Plum ridge 4TH ROW L-R: Lucy Brownless, Lachlan Serle, Francoise Hill, Joe Couch, Kristie Wheal, Callum Jenkins, Amy Sheridan, Timothy Wong, Matthew McGrath, Sam Russell, Eddie Ablett, Isabelle Pilon 3RD ROW L-R: Emma Nixon, Nick Simson, Billie Fenton, Megan Bathem, Maddy Roberts, Hannah Morrow, Eason Wu, Peter Babiolakis, Alex Bennett, Stephanie Wood, Nicholas Cayzer, Eliza Panckridge, Lucy Bishop 2ND ROW L-R: Mr P Taylor, William Simson, Georgina Sambell, Annabelle Shannon, Gabrielle Mitchell, Kate Plowman, David Jelfs, Matthew Lam, Bronte Panckridge, Eliza McGrath, Emily Fuller, Max De Been, Mme V Chabant FRONT ROW L-R: Mrs C Watson, Trent Tomkins, Ebony Westman, Eamonn Vines, Alexandra Kvant, Mr G Donovan (Head of Shannon House), Tom Chisholm, Emily Serle, Campbell McDonald, Audrey Moore, Mrs D Filling: ABSENT: Ms D Bain, Mr P Hannah, Ella Fenton, Georgia Zaleski

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01 I has proved to be an immensely successful and enjoyable year for all of us in the appropriately gold Wettenhall House. The amazing efforts of our brand new Head of House Mrs Jackman have been much appreciated by everyone and have been instrumental in the many achievements the year has seen.

Similarly, the Year lOS (capably led by Mr Parkes and Madame 1)rmms) have shown great commitment to improving on their various individual abilities. Working as a team, they brighten the House room with their energy and positivity We are very proud of the way they have conducted themselves this year.

Under the guidance of Thtor Ms Bourke, the Year 9S have adapted to the potentially overwhelming transition to Senior School swiftly and confidently We have watched them flourish from shy children to capable young men and women. Especially encouraging is the enthusiasm with which they have taken to House involvement, consistently volunteering to participate in activities and demonstrating their immense talent.

Fortunately, the Year I I group has established strong leadership skills through House activities. This will serve them well in 2012 as they take over the positions as leaders ofWettenhall, as will their developing maturity and responsibility. This was significantly contributed to by the efforts of their tutors Miss Dong and Ms Ulloa.

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Finally, 201 I sadly marks the end of an era for the closeknit and entertaining group ofWettenhall Year 125 who

WETTENHALL HOUSE, 2011 7TH ROW L-R: Jack Steel, Noah Keddie, Angus Manning, Brian Rafferty, Tom Morrison, Ted McDonald, Daniel McDonald, Kris Barton,

Shane Jacob, Joel Barton, Aaron Derksen 6TH ROW L-R : Imogen Nicholson, Maxwell Varley, Bryce George, Douglas Horn, Thomas Lever, Thomas Brennan. Lachlan Cameron.

Mitchell King, Douglas Morris, Stuart Orford, Jacob Jess 5TH ROW L-R: Valeria Acosta Ruiz, Theresa Von Saurma-Jeltsch, Laura Walker, James Fitzpatrick, Braeden Eddy. Nick Fry, Joe Maishman, Liam Forrest, Fergus Laidlaw, Savanna Sharrock, Vanda Fletcher, Lachlan Baker, 4TH ROW L-R: Ali Gregory. Lachie Chomley, Lucy MacDonald, Oscar Lei, Alexander Selway, Daniel Retman. Benz Yingyoud, Bronte Thornton, Stewart Saunders. Tanya Potter. Andrew Wettenhall, Hannah Chirnside, Erica White 3RD ROW L-R: Poppy Trescowthick, Brooklyn Lancaster, Clodagh Taylor, Tegan Edwards. Shaan Blythe, Grace Clark. Philippa Weetman.

Ross Wettenhall, Georgia Mellross, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Alice McGregor, Emira Rosyada 2ND ROW L-R: Miss L Bourke, Mr T Parkes. Harry Gow, Jassie Salveson, Ginny Eddey, Claire Rogers, Michael Mawson, Lilli Cashman, Harshini Baskaran. Jessica Sercombe, Alexandra Lever, Kelly Ao, Ms S Dong FRONT ROW L-R: Mrs A 1)rrnms. Bernie Chomley, Lucy Hughes, Harry Jess, Bonnie Sanders, Mrs A Jackman (Head of Wetten hall House), Callen Wade, Sophie Trescowthick, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Mr LJoyce, Mrs G Ulloa

made a considerable impression upon every aspect oflife at The Geelong College. We wish each of them the best as they follow their various diverse paths in the future, and hope they find them rewarding and gratifying. Our cohesion as a group is largely due to the optimism and compassion of our tutor Mr Joyce, and for this we thank him.

It is a similar dedication on the part of all students which is responsible for the astounding results in House events Wettenhall enjoyed in 20I I . Teams consisting of members from all Year levels have also managed some amazing results such as ISt place in both Football and Badminton.

An impressive 2nd place in House Athletics was achieved with a strong representation of Age Champions amongst

the results. This is representative of the incredible effort in all the major House competitions, never placing below 4th in Swimming, Cross-Country and Music. This proves Wettenhall's prowess is not exclusive to the sporting field.

Best ofluck to all Wettenhallians in 20I 2; we anticipate an equally bright year.

Bonnie Sanders and Callen Wade Captains

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MACKIE HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Mr G Smith TUTORS: Mr L Joyce, Mr M Cheatley, Mr M Andrews, Mr Fraser, Mr Gardiner CAPTAIN: Eddie Ablett PREFECTS: Golf Pisankitvanich, Oscar Robinson, Ross Wettenhall, Merce Laohavisit MATRONS : Mrs Jeffreys, Mrs M Bridges

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continuing saga of Mackie House. As we, the Year I2S , depart our spots are soon filled by the upcoming Year I IS. My journey, and quite a large crew of mischievous others, began in Year 9 where we all came from different schools and different countries around the world. Mackie has changed us from immature, annoying Year 9s to independent mature men. While we all, including myself, look forward to getting out of the daily routine that comes with being a part of Mackie, from waking up and having to make that long trip over to the Dining Hall rain, hail or shine, and to the ever so annoying bell. But in some cases we may miss the Mackie life from Wednesday night's indoor soccer where Ben Gardiner gives up his time for us to the infamous hedgehog night. Mackie has been a home for all of us and has taught us many lessons.

All of our achievements and experiences would not have been possible without the love and care that we get from our surroga e mothers, Mrs Jeffreys and Mrs Bridges. I would also like to thank Mr Joyce, Mr Cheatley, Mr Andrews, Mr Fraser and Mr Gardiner who have always been there for us during times of need. My fellow Year I2S and I would like thank the medical staff who spent tireless hours in keeping us fit and healthy. I would also like to thank Murray Fanning and the kitchen staff who supplied our meals for us over the years that we have been here.

My thanks must extend to Mr Mahon and the Boarding Parents Committee who, throughout the year, have worked tirelessly behind the scenes, from organising events to promoting Mackie and Mossgiel in their best colours. We must not forget the man who runs the place and keeps us all in order throughout the year; Mr Smith, Head of Mackie, has always been there for us whether it was the early morning fire alarms (and I mean early morningl), or making sure we have our bacon and eggs before church.

Lastly, but not least, I would finally like to thank my fellow Prefects Golf, Oscar, Ross and Merce. These Prefects have organised House cricket, footy, Dark Zone visits and the Mackie Man competition. Throughout the year it has been great working with them and I'm sure Tom Morrison and his fellow Prefects will follow in our footsteps in making Mackie a fun and enjoyable place to be in 2012. For the Year I2'S this may be the end of our schooling, but in future, I'm sure we will all strive for our best.

Eddie Ablett Captain

MACKIE HO U SE, 2011 4 T H ROW L-R: Ben Nott, Angus McKindlay, Mark Jangprasit, Timothy Mclean, Felix Koutsoukis, George Cameron, Campbell Kennedy, Tom Morrison, Brian Rafferty, Alexander Wood, William Couch, Noah Keddie, Caleb Wong, Monty Cole 3RD R OW L-R: Mark Pisankitvanich, Alex Hubbert, Ernest Beckley, Frederick Chan, Oliver Wood, Thomas Brennan, Sam O'Brien-Church, Sebastian McMillan, Lachlan Holdsworth, Will May, Timothy Wong, Fred Chai, Nick Bedford, Edwin Lau 2N D ROW L-R: Ho Yeung Lam, Andrew Wettenhall, Ben Wade, David Jelfs, Rowan Baldam, Lachlan Cameron, Alex Walsgott, Eason Wu, Daniel Retman, Miles Temple, Simon He, Liam Forrest, Oscar Lei, Eu Vin Hor FR ON T ROW L-R : Mrs J Jeffreys, Mr M Andrews, Mr M Terry, Oscar Robinson, Eddie Ablett, Mr G Smith (I-lead of Mackie House), Golf Pisankitvanich, Ross Wettenhall, Merce Laohavisit, Mr M Cheatley, Mrs M Bridges ABSENT: Mr J Fraser, Mr B Gardiner

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MOSSGIEL HOUSE HEAD OF HOUSE: Ms C Matthews TUTORS: Mrs Amanda Jackman, Mrs Cheryl Watson,

Stephanie Guy, Susan Stamenic CAPTAIN: Edwina Johnstone PREFECTS: Lizzie Walmsley, Emira Rosyada, Benz Yingyoud MATRONS : Valerie Dunstone, Susan Stamenic

n the five years I have spent at Mossgiel, I have leamt so much about life and the way to handle issues such as tolerance. I can't express enough my appreciation for the experiences I had both good and bad, for changing my view on the world and the people who live in it. Living in the boarding House has given me independence and a chance to meet some truly amazing people who have made a difference to me and others around me.

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In the I 50th year of the College, nine eager Year 8 and 9 girls arrived at Mossgiel. They were bright eyed and ready for the challenges of living away from home. They readily settled into boarding life and ensured that there was fun, lots of laughter and noise around the House. The Year IOS welcomed 8 new girls into their ranks who readily set about forming friendships; they are a terrific bunch to have around. Their enthusiasm, sense of humour and fun are infectious. The Year I IS are a hard working group who have been a great support to those of us in Year 12.

opportunities for both Houses and their families to come together and enjoy time on the sporting fields . The MId-Year Formal was a highlight with some crazy headgear on show.

We enjoyed our hump-week celebrations each term and ou~ ArtHouse movie group was willingly led by Mrs Jackman tWlce a term.

We enjoyed our Mystery Night Out where we were entertained and exercised by The Billy Tea Bush Band and we raised a sizeable amount of money for social service. In an initiative this year, the Prefects organised the inaugural Mossgiel Bazaar. Girls were asked to donate items which they no longer-used, wanted, needed or liked and they were sold. The money we raised from this was combined with the Mystery Night money and we donated the funds to our sister school in Thailand who had been affected by recent floods. Exams and the end of year were upon us before we realised. The Year I2S enjoyed their dinner out with the Tutors and then House Music and Review night had us all laughing and crying at the same time.

I would like to thank my other Prefects, Lizzie, Emira and Benz for all their support over the year. To the tutors, Mrs Jackman, Steph Guy, Susan Stamenic and Mrs Watson, the girls very much appreciate all you do, despite the fact we don't always make it obvious! Our Matron's Valerie and Susan always ensure that we feel loved and 'mothered' when we are away from home. Special thanks to Mr Mahon who works behind the scenes to ensure the best for the Boarding community, and to Ms Matthews as our Head of House.

As always the year began with hot weather and we were all excited to head down to Lome for our annual Boarders' Picnic.

A great day was had by all with swimming, shopping and eating out being high on the list of things to do. Our cultural needs were met this year with the House attending a local production of Sweet Charity where we marvelled at Mr Joyce's fine acting skills, and both Mackie and Mossgiel attended a performance of the stage musical Rock of Ages in Melbourne.

Thank you to all who have been involved in my time at Mossgiel. I have been given an amazing opportunity to attend a school that gives the students a chance to learn a different type of living, and to gain skills that the boarders will be able to use in the future; tolerance for others, an appreciation for different cultures, and learning how to live with 100 brothers and sisters. I wish everyone all the very best for the remainder of their schooling.

Our sporting needs were fulfilled with the annual Tennis Day and the Urbans/Rurals soccer match. These were wonderful

Edwina Johnstone Captain MOSSGIH HOUSE, 2011 4TH ROW L-R: Ali Gregory, Theresa Von Saurma-Jeltsch, Laura MacKenzie, Jacqui Grange, Maddie Leonard, Mia Morrow, Beck Millsom, Savanna Sharrock, Stephanie McClelland, Tanya Potter, Samantha Lim 3RD ROW L-R: Stephanie Wood, Clodagh Taylor, Phillip a Cole, Lucy MacDonald, Hannah Chimside, Megan Bathem, Sophie Trescowthick, Lucy Cannard-Fink, Georgina Walmsley, Annabel Sloane, Beatrice Fraser 2ND ROW L-R: Brooklyn Lancaster, Alisa Song, Erica Robinson, Olivia Leontiades, Alexa Bedford, Georgia Zaleski, Tira Keddie, Arabella Doery, Olivia Skinner, Poppy Trescowthick, Now Patcharapond, AudreyYiu FRONT ROW L-R : Bow Samanbut, Kelly Ao, Ms A Jackman, Benz Yingyoud, Lizzie Walmsley, Ms C Matthews (Head of Mossgiel House) , Edwina Johnstone, Emira Rosyada, Ms V Dunstone, Ms C Watson, Georgina Sambell, ABSENT: Ms S Guy, Ms S Stamenic, Zoe Dixon, Chelsea Splatt

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SENIOR SCHOOL CONCERT BAND, 2011 4TH ROW L-R: Byron Fisher-Kolosa, Caitlyn Humphreys, Mike Moore, Andrew White, Angus Manning, Stuart Orford, Alan Thomas,

Douglas Hom 3RD ROW L-R: Thomas McGowan, Matthew Lamont, Matthew Appelbe, Jack McGowan, Peter Angliss, Jackson Breer, William Shelley, Aubrey Comben, Michael Mawson 2ND ROW L-R: Genevieve Polic, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Audrey Moore, Holly Shelley, Zac Yeaman, Jacqui Grange, Danielle Roberts, Rachel Odam, Bronte Connoley, Anna Morris FRONT ROW L-R: Erica White, Han mnh, Claire Allinson, Clodagh Taylor, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Mark Irwin (Conductor), Mr Michael Thacker, Wendy Zhu, Harshini Baskaran, Kevin Ni, Louis Molyneux ABSENT: Eliza McGrath, Toby Profitt

CAMPBELL HOUSE MUSIC hat a wonderful year of celebration and musical memOlies 20I I has given us. Campbell House children worked especially hard this special Sesquicentenary year to produce wonderful performances and musical moments.

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Open Day commenced our festivities with the Combined Campbell House Choir dancing and singing the Summertime Medley, an engaging and energetic way to start the year.

Performing Arts 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 impOliant program 'Bounce Back.' The '1hlth and Honesty Rap' created an ideal forum for Year 3 students to strut their rap moves. Term I was beautifully finished by the meaningful Easter Service where the Year 3 Choir performed.

In Term 2 the Year 2 String students pelformed at the Keith Humble Centre and it was a splendid sight to see the stage bursting with violins, violas, cellos and double basses. The Campbell House Orchestra performed, as well as the specially formed Staff String Ensemble who presented stunning music.

The Campbell House children were treated to an entertaining and wonderful performance of 'Hansel and Gretel' by singers from Oz Opera on the 5th August. The opportunity to view opera in a school setting provided encouragement and motivation for all of our younger singers. The Campbell House Orchestra performed at the Keith Humble Centre in September. This was a wonderful concert in which the Senior School Symphony orchestra also performed. The children were very excited to join in with the Senior students and play two pieces together. A wonderful opportunity for our younger players to be inspired I The highlight for students in the Year 3 Choir was the opportunity to be part of the Sesquicentenary Choir, marking the beginning of the Festival weekend. The stunning song 'Illuminations' created by Paul Jarman was a spiritual and moving piece to perform.

On the 2ISt September, Year 2 children and families attended an energetic and exciting evening hosted by Adelaide Dance Company 'Footsteps.' Commencing the evening with a rap about healthy living, the children then launched into dance routines and movement to music with complex choreography. This was a fun, family night.

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In Tem1 4 all Year I students and families participated in a Bush Dance hosted by the popular folk group 'Shenanigans.' It was a fabulous sight to behold as children, parents and teachers danced to many well-known Australian songs and bush dances.

The final Campbell House Music Evening celebrated a year of rehearsal and peliormances for the Mini-Singers, Year 3 Singing Sensations, The String Orchestra and the Year 2 Sbing students. This was an entertaining concert showcasing beautiful singing, nimble-fingered sUing technique, and a genuine love and pride for their musical achievemen ts.

The Year 3 students finished their year at the Final Assembly singing 'Like an Eagle we will Fly', which was a very fitting tribute and a lovely way for Campbell House to finish this wonderful year.

Mrs Karen Fyffe

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Music, filled with opportunity. Congratulations to all students involved in the music program for their performances and their commitJnent to leaming, to growing, and to sharing, their talents.

Some Highlights from 20II: Performance Program What a wonderful year for our young musicians. We shared the stage with other Geelong choirs in a very special Choral Evening during Tenn I. The time spent with Paul Jarman ensured pieces of incredible beauty were produced that will now move into Australian choral repertoire. For our brass players, the chance to work with MSO performers will continue to inspire; it was fantastic for our bands and orchestras to share a concert with them in May. The Chamber Music Evening showcased a wealth of talent, with 7 chamber groups and wonderful individual performances.

Congratulations also to pianists at the school for an entertaining Piano Recital in August. Combining the three String Orchestras for 'Final Countdown' at the Foundation Concert was so much fun, as was the rocking performance of the Preparatory School Concert Band. Congratulations to Ebony Sefton, Amy You and Tansy Pereira for demonstrating Baroque style with panache in 'Autumn'.

Those who were involved in the premiere of Paul Jarman's 'Teller of Stories' song cycle will never forget the magic and mystery of that first performance.

Highlights from the Classroom Program Year 7 students launched themselves into the world of woodwind and brass as well as the usual option of keyboard during Semester 2 with some fantastic results.

SENIOR SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 4TH ROW L-R: Jack McGowan, Tom Carman, Andrew White, Ian Blair, Nicholas Fulton 3RD ROW L-R: Alice McGregor, Keaghan Kennedy, Alan Thomas, Lauren Heyward, Caitlyn Humphreys, Stuart Orford, Francoise Hill,

Ebony Sefton 2ND ROW L-R: Mr Peter Hannah, Lucy Watson, Erica White, Anna Morris, Audrey Moore, Wendy Zhu, Shani Watson, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Gerard Mack FRONT ROW L-R: Arabella Doery, Ellen Porter, Fiona Riley, Mr Mark Irwin (Conductor), Stewart Saunders, Lily Pipkom, Alexandra Lever AB SENT: Toby Profitt, Callum Narita, Jake Booth

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• The Stage Band participated in the 'Generations In Jazz' Festival held in Mt Gambier, gaining equal 5th place from a field of 40 bands in Division 3, and a 1st place in the Geelong Show Bands Competition - the band also won the award for Overall Best Performance on the Day.

We have been privileged to work with some outstanding artists this year. Composer Paul Jarman, after being given a tour by Year 4 Enviro classes, offered to write a song with the Year 4S to add to their collection of original pieces celebrating their special Enviro Year. Celebrated author and pianist Anna Goldsworthy performed for Middle School students during Book Week. Her concerts provided fascinating insights into the lives of her favourite composers and those of her mentor between sparkling piano performances.

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SENIOR SCHOOL MUSIC ur Senior School musicians have contributed to our SesqUlcentenary year m a remarkable variety of performances. Whilst there was an important focus on the preparation and presentation of Paul Jarman's song-cycle with significant involvement from our choral students, there were many other events that captured the interest of students and members of the wider College community and which celebrated in fine style our I 50th year of music-making.

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• The House Music competition, held at the end of Term I, was adjudicated by Ms Yvette Jenner and allowed all students the chance to prepare a wide range of challenging and entertaining material. Congratulations to the 201 I winner, McArthur House.

• The Symphony Orchestra presented a joint concert with the Campbell House Strings, concluding the program with two delightful combined items which were enjoyed by both the student musicians and audience members.

• Our SesquicentenaryYear was marked by magnificent performances; at the Ball, the Symphony Orchestra was conducted by Chong Lim and featured guest vocalist and old-Collegian Robert Tripolino while the Stage Band performed a very entertaining set featuring vocalist Emira Rosyada (Year 12). At the Festival Opening Spectacular the massed choir performed Paul Jarman's 'Illuminations' and a special arrangement of 'Song of Joy'. Rock groups and chamber ensembles played for the Carnival Day on the Saturday, and the Choir sang in St David's Church on the Sunday.

SENIOR SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA, 2011 3RD ROW L-R: Emily Angliss, Tom Carman, Lauren Heyward, Ian Blair, Nicholas Fulton, Emma Ring 2ND ROW L-R: Arabella Doery, Corina Palmer, Ebony Sefton, Francoise Hill, Hamish Russell, Alice McGregor, Lucy Watson, Shani Watson FRONT ROW L-R: Keaghan Kennedy, Ellen Porter, Fiona Riley, Mr Gerard Mack (Conductor), Stewart Saunders, Lily Pipkom Alexandra Lever ' ABSENT: Jake Booth

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Org, n F tval too pldC(, dunng fE:'rrn i r<; ev r. fe tured the young Arneric n orgclTl ·han, VH I n who perform d two hIghly rt n ng nd ngag:::1g con ert for, enior chool <; den h s was fO owed by a unique Silent Movie pre<;ent ton, fe'l't. ng Brendon [ \l -m ,l(compzlnying s rE'en ng () ~he cl s, Ir A Istre han .llent movie 'The "1 Mental B 0 e' n the final concert we welcomed r>a . th A I trahar v r+uo.o organi<;t fony Fenelon in sic 1 to music theatre ,mel !-levord he nnu I Foundation Concert, the Concert Band, ring SVTT'phonv Orchestr s, Stage Band and ChOlr gave Nor derful performances, nd included Audrey Moor (Yn2) performmg a movement from Hummel's Bas oon Concerto, ccomp nied by the Symphony Orches'ra rhe hIghlight of the evening wa<; undoubtedly tre premiere performance of raul jalTn n's song-cycle fe ler of Stories'. pprformed by the massed choir of stJdents from II campuses accompanied by a staff e'1semb'e a truly memOlable event N

. tuclen ts dccompcmi€'ci l hE:' pf'riorrrw nct"; ;md proviclpcI d b€'c1l1tiful pNformclflc€' of f IgilT'S 'Nimrocl' as i.1 M d itil tion I woulcl likE:' to clcknowl€'dg€' th€' ongolTlg sllpport of the Fri€'ncIs of MuslC', chclir€'cI by Mr" Rohyn Pugh, with as. istc1l1ce in purchdsing €'qlllpment for eDch c8mplls, providing supper for Musi c f,v€'nlTlgs, supporting Clrols

By Cd ndleligh t, clnd ma in tain ing t h€' Musical Instrllrnen t RegIster to allow families dn opportunity to pllTchase or ell s€'cond hclTld instruments. rh third 'Rnttle of th€' Bc1nds', adjudicated by oldColl€'giun John O'Brien, was held in r€'rm und WilS well supportecl by tllclents I woulcllike to thank all our Seni r students, e 'pecially our departing Year I2 cohort, ubly representeci by Mu ic Co Cuptains Anna Morris und Audrey Moore and Vice Captuin Nicholas Fulton, for then contributions to the mllsicallife of he school this year and for heir excellent compeTing of our Music Fvenings M Ma k Irwi

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Tne Carols by Candlelight. presented this ye r at The Arena fea ured performances from both our Massed , hoir 'lnd he Senior Schoo Choir under the capable (hrect1On of Ms Usa Breen Members of staff and string

S NIOR SCHOOL STAG BAND,2 011 3RD ROW L R Ian [horra I 1atl hp, Lamoni, DouglHs I lor n, Anrl,Pw While, MH:e Moore, Mal thew Ap[Jelbe, SlliClI l 01 fUld 2ND ROW L R lwhapl a'lson )PTemy ~dwald.,,)ark MrGowan,'lhomils M Gowan,)ad'so ll BlePl,AlllJlf'Y COIo lJPn, Gp llf'vipv e Polic FRON ROW L R : Parhpl Odam, Clodagh TaylOl, r Mir hapl 1harkf'l, 1'111 ['pi PI I lalll1ah (!.ondu( 1(1), Hlollte Conllo lpy, Alici l Py MUOIP, Lw 1a I oc a rj ~ ABS -NT fliz-l

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SENIOR S CHOOL CHOIR, 2 011 3 RD ROW L-R: Zac Yeaman, Stuart Orford, Tom Carman, Nicholas Fulton, Charlie Medic, Lachie Chomley 2 ND ROW L-R: Audrey Moore, Lucy Campbell , Lucy Allinson, Lauren Heyward, [llie McEvoy, Ellen Porter, Brydie Murrihy FRONT ROW L-R: Julia Colman, Georgina Skuza, Danielle Roberts, Victoria Andersson, Sophie Radalj, Anna MOIriS, Shani Watson ABSENT: Emma Carruthers, Jacqui Grange, Ally Luppino, Lily Pipkom, Taneesha Plummer, Brian Rafferty, Emma Ring, Ebony Westman TUTOR: Ms L Breen

String Orchestras for 'Final Countdown ' at Foundation Concert was so much fun, as was the rocking performance 01 I has been a memorable year for Preparatory of the Prep Concert Band. Congratulations 0 Ebony Sefton, School Music, filled with opportunity. Congratulations Amy You and Tansy Pereira for demonstrating Baroque to all students involved in the music program for style with panache in 'Autumn'. Those who were involved their performances and their commitment to learning, to in the premiere of Paul Jarman's 'Teller of Stories' song growing and to sharing their talents. cycle will never forget the magic and mystery of that first performance.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM

ear 7 students launched themselves into the world of woodwind and brass as well as the usual option of keyboard during second semester, with some fantastic results already. We look forward to hearing the progress of those who continue.

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We have been privileged to work with some outstanding artists this year. Composer Paul Jarman, after being given a tour by Year 4 of the Enviro, offered to write a song with

the Year 4'S to add to their collection of original pieces celebrating their Enviro Year. Celebrated author and pianist Anna Goldsworthy performed for Middle School students during Book Week. Her concerts sprinkled insights into the lives of her favourite composers and those of her mentor between sparkling piano performances.

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These four ').felbourne Underworld Figure sltJ'te,bOOLJ"dJ are designed La intrigue older teenager:; to that have their own opinions on life. These detailed articles from the past that describe and the buyer about the life and the fascinating h,story of lh Melbourne Underworld figures.

DRAMA: YEAR 9 AN D 10 PRODUCTIONS YEA R 9 DRAMA EVENING A REFL ECTION FROM 1WO PARENTS:

As a Year 9 parent I was astounded by the quality of the Year 9 Drama night. Over fifty students at the young age of 14 and IS years were taught how to write a script for a play and then actively participate in performing their piece. The issues covered by the students were often confronting for both the teenager and the parent, but were delivered in a way that sometimes made their parents laugh far too loudly, made their parents gasp with shock, and sometimes brought tears to their eyes. I loved the idea of the majority of students being dressed in black and the use of minimal props. This placed all the students on a level playing field and allowed their acting, singing, dancing, miming, and drumming be the important work for the night. Bravo Drama!1 Friday night, 11th of November I arrived at the KHC, tired, stressed about work and juggling a hundred thoughts in my head. How can I fire up for my child's Drama night? Then the Year 9 Production started. Oh what a night l It had emotional extremes, as well as turbo charged talent in each of the 9 performances. From where does this talent arise;> It comes from teachers expressing passion that students positively embrace. It comes from students being brave and taking chances. It comes from a group of people working together to share a story and believe in each other. Thank you Drama teachers and Year 9, you were awesome.

Y EA R 1 0 PRODUCTIONS: 'THE SMALL POPPIES' AND 'BANG, BANG, YOU'RE DEAD'

The delights and dilemmas associated with the first day of school was a wonderful theme, explored with much aplomb and humour by the talented Year IO actors. It was a special evening combining art work created by the Campbell House students, characters inspired by a visit to these younger children and a script full of outrageous roles allowing the older students to showcase their many performance skills.

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vulnerability of some and the frustration of others, allowed the audience to share the emotional journey with the actors.

A highlight was observing the 16 year olds using wonderful expressive skills to create a sense of 5 year olds and the challenges they face as they try to make new friends and step into the big world of the school yard. The design was insightful and joyous and enveloped the energy and passion of the students: a most entertaining piece.

In contrast, the audience returned from interval to be struck with the harsh and brutal reality that was 'Bang, Bang, You're Dead'. The space had been stripped and a single figure lay centre stage waiting for figments of his imagination to start taunting him about his choices. Very quickly we realise that the figments are dead but demand answers from Josh, the teenager who thought he could 'hit the reset button and everything would be ok'. Written by William Mastrosimone while troubled by a recent event at his son's school where an anonymous classmate of his son wrote a message on a chalkboard threatening to kill his classmates and his teacher, the piece was harrowing, dramatic, sophisticated and heart breaking. The cast were sublime in their interpretation and delivery as the rhythmic demands of the script and the ensemble nature of the production required focus and commitment rarely seen in performers of this age.

It was not easy to watch, but sometimes that makes good theatre: indeed it certainly did this night. Congratulations to all involved, as the maturity and sincerity displayed makes us, the audience, most excited about the offerings these students will share throughout their VCE years.

MUCHADO REFLECTIONS THE ACTORS 'Much Ado About othing' was a fantastic show to be a part of! It would not have been as much fun without the great group and our fantastic director l o me,' Much Ado about othing' was an adventure.

Like any good adventure 'Much Ado' was filled with many bold challenges. Personally my biggest challenge would have to be donning the moustache and manly voice in order to convincingly portray Don Pedro.

Also, like the best of adventures, our time was riddled with laughs, trials and memories. It never ceases to amaze me at just how much people grow together through the production of a performance.' Much Ado about Nothing' was an amazing adventure and I look forward to a year full of them!

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What does 'Much Ado' mean to me? Well, I was quite amazed at the progress that we made by the end of our play. The team really worked hard to understand and act the way that we did.

Being a part of the year 12 Theatre Studies production, 'Much Ado about Nothing', was one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in the theatre. By helping in all aspects of the show we became a part of it, which shone through come opening nigh . We were not just performing on stage but instead showing the audience what could come from hard work and team collaboration.

Creating Shakespeare's 'Much Ado about Nothing' was a highlight of my time at The Geelong College. Since we were in Year 12 our eachers trusted us in bringing this play to life not only through acting but we had to source materials, paint and complete many other jobs in order to finish the set. Everybody had a role to play in making it a success, whether you were acting on stage or designing the set you were helping contribute to the final project.

'Much Ado about Nothing' was such an unbelievably fun and exciting production. By working together as a small class to create our own interpretation of William Shakespeare's play, we generated something we could be really proud of. All the effort we put in was worth it on performance nights, when we were able to share our work

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with the audience and feel the thrill of being on stage. Our own personal roles in the play allowed us to take on new challenges whilst experiencing something we would never forget. We have all come away with so many memories from 'Much Ado about Nothing', and hope the audience loved it as much as we did.

It was wonderful to experience the process of forming a production from the floor up: costumes, set, props, promotion and everything in between. A highly interesting, somewhat stressful but very enjoyable few weeks in production, planning and rehearsal. The hands on aspect helped us to understand all the work that goes in to producing a quality performance.

It was fun, I enjoyed the nerves and challenge and it was good knowing that others were enjoy.ing something that we all put so much effort into.

'Much Ado about Nothing' was an amazing experience which was a perfect way to begin my final year at Geelong College. Not only did it allow me to have a huge amount of fun, but I also became closer to those in my class and those who I worked with over the whole production period"

CREATIVE WRITING: THE TOASTER AND THE KETTLE n my opinion, the biggest tragedy anyone could ever endure is to watch your best friend go. He was excellent. By steak knife standards, h e was Swiss , but his English was so good you could never tell . He was always th e sharpest of minds, even as he starting getting old and a bit blunt, he was always the smart one when it came to the cutlery drawer. Eventually the work all became too much , it seemed he just couldn't cut it anymore, and no matter how you sliced it, we all knew his days were numbered. Then one summer's evening, h e was hacking into a porterhouse when he cut out and died, I saw the whole thing, it was horrific.

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Of course, it was always an unspoken rule in the kitchen that appliances and utensils didn't get along. There were always rivalries, and Blender never approved of my friendship with Steak Knife, but unlike him, I knew how to mix things up.

In the following weeks, the kitchen was full of chaos. There was a bit of a buzz going around that Radio had heard that some of the utensils were being replaced. He also said that it was because Steak Knife gave out because of his age, some of the other older utensils would be made redundant. Replaced, the word sent chills through our circuits, Heater always told ghost stories about dumps and junk yards, where all you do it sit around wi th other broken and useless apparatus waiting to be taken away to have plants and flowers growing out of you. We never believed Heater anyway, he is so full of hot air.

Then one Thesday morning, Radio's prediction came true. I turned on to find the table covered in half opened packets with utensils and appliances of all kinds of shapes, sizes and colours on it. Some of them I recognised, it looked like they had replaced Rolling Pin, (who I thought was a bit thick) and Bar Fridge (who thought he was too cool to hang out with the rest of us appliances). Then I saw her. It was love at first sight - she was the most beautiful thing I had ever laid my eyes on; sleek, shiny and made in China. She made my sparks fly and my buttons pop. Then someone said her name, it was like music to my ears, the single word: Kettle.

It was breakfast time, on the following day. I was too nervous to talk to her for the rest of the previous day, every time I tried approaching her, I got all hot and flustered, then had to leave through embarrassment. Today was different however. She was making coffee and I was making toast. I popped up next to her and introduced myself.

"Hello I ['m Toaster, I make toast. What's your name?" I have never had more difficulty getting words out in my entire life. "['m Kettle, I make coffee, tea and hot chocolate." She responded shyly.

"Oh so you're highly qualified are you?" My poor attempt at a joke made me look ridiculous, why did I try?

She giggled.

"Yes, I suppose you could say that couldn't you?"

We spoke for a while longer, and learned a lot about each other. I noticed she was very quiet at first, but when she got going she could make quite a racket. She was also a big believer in global warming.

She said that some have absolutely no regard for how much they pollute, it seemed to really make her blood boil. We talked until our shift ended, then we went back to my cupboard and talked some more. We really got along well, and I was considering asking her to move into my place, since things between my roommate Blender and his girlfriend Clock were going so well, Clock was a great girl, just a little behind the times if you know what I mean. Sometimes I wonder

how things would've turned out if I asked her earlier like I originally planned, rather than chickening out like I did.

The morning of my accident was one I will never forget. I was completely distracted by Kettle, I couldn't take my eyes off her by this stage, mainly because she was so hot and steamy. I wasn't watching what I was doing, and a piece of bread got stuck inside one of my burners. I couldn't get it out, it was really wedged in tightly. The last thing I remember is everyone crowding around me, after that I think I just blacked out.

When I came to, I was in the car, I felt all groggy and I had a high temperature. When we pulled up outside home I was taken inside and put back into my usual spot. Something was odd, but I couldn't put my finger on it. No one was around except Clock, so I called out to her "What's going on?"

"Everyone else has gone to bed," She chimed back "Why aren't you asleep?"

"I can't seem to drift off, ['m all wound up."

"Where's Blender?"

"He's just across the bench, in that cabinet there."

I found Blender asleep.

"Wake Upl" I said "What happened to me?"

It took him a while to process what I just said.

"You got something stuck in you. Dr Butter Knife tried to prise it out, boy that guy can really lay it on thick." He sleepily replied.

"Where have I been?"

"They must have taken you to the repair shop, we all thought you were a goner," he said.

"What about Kettle, where is she?"

Blender's expression changed quickly, like he had just remembered something. "She moved on bro," Those words were like daggers in my heart.

"Where is she?" I could feel my heart tearing into two equal pieces.

Blender led me to the bottom cupboard under the sink. I stared in horror at what was before me.

"What on earth is going on? Kettle, you betrayed me."

Kettle looked at me with horror, like she had just seen a ghost.

"My own brother..." I said, as I look fro m her, to the bed housing Sa dwich Griller. ''I'm sorry Toaster, I was vulnerable, and h e was there for me, you have to understand, we thought your circuits were fried."

I could feel my world crashing down around me. Blender grabbed me by the cord.

"Come on buddy, let's go home, she's not worth it" he said reassuringly.

We left the cupboard and went on home, bitter and heartbroken. I turned to Blender.

"I suppose we were just never meant to be" "I guess not."

"I miss Steak Knife" We walked off into the horizon.

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DESERT TRACKS: arly morning coldness lingered in the air. Not quite the frost of a fresh autumn morning in the more southern regions but enough to ensure that most members of the group wore a jumper which, most of our time in Central Australia, was a rare occurrence.

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loud and talkative crowd, our group of thirty-one students remained silent for some time as the sun lazily rose above the distant hills to awaken a desert teeming with life.

The subtle blues and purples of the sky blended their way into yellows and oranges as the sun revealed itself, but as the cover of night lifted, the sky revealed its brilliant blue, and the picture-perfect scenery. A bird chirped somewhere far off and a rustling picked up between the trees and grasses scattered over the red dirt. People started to move and a perfect moment of serenity was broken: time, and a buzz of activity, began again.

Melody Philpot

FULFILLING LIVES: BORNEO EXPEDTON f I was honest, the real reason I went on Borneo was for the experience, adventure, and excitement of seeing a place I had never visited before. If someone had asked me when I was picking my Fulfilling Lives preferences what I knew about palm oil, I would have shrugged my shoulders and said something about problems with orangutans' habitat. The whole trip opened my eyes to many issues, not just in Borneo, Malaysia, or Asia, but globally The issue of the access to free education and healthcare for all was a problem I noticed. The students who attended the school we visited often had to travel long distances for medical care and education.

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At the end of the project, I came away with an empty feeling. I really enjoyed the project and I was proud of my efforts whilst bonding with the children. I was disappointed to be leaving but the underlying question was, had I really made a difference in their lives? Yes, I can paint their school, I can give the school nice sports equipment and books, but what does that matter when they can' progress at school past the age of twelve? What does it matter when they must leave school and work at the plantation?

I brooded over this for a while, then I realised that it wasn'I about making a permanent big difference in these student's lives, or even fulfilling my own life. If they had seven years at school, then we should put our efforts into making these seven years the best years we could. Small differences were the most important differences in these kids' lives. I underestimated the amount of difference that I, just one person, and we as a group, made. Just being there made a difference. It made the students, and the school as a whole, feel as they were important, that they were wanted and understood.

One of the most inspiring things was hearing of the experiences of the Australian soldiers at the Sandakan and Ranau War Memorials. Most of these soldiers were not much older than our group. The most inspiring moment was meeting Sevee the man who actually ran the Ranau War Memorial. He had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money to restore and rebuild the war memorial on his own. He was a Thai man who was so moved by the plight of the Australian soldiers, he was motivated to rebuild the rundown Memorial.

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I noticed small differences in myself: I have always found sleeping pretty hard, but due to the amount of activity, I was asleep by 8:30pm every night l I tried food I'd never have tlied previously, mi goreng, local drinks, poached fish.

I also have a pretty short attention span, and I am one of those people who just can't sit still. The trip taught me, above all things, to be patient. Daily events such as long drives to and from the project, even plane journeys, were by the end of the trip, things to which I looked forward. I grew as a person, and had a more mature outlook on life as the trip progressed. And that's probably the biggest thing I can take away from the trip - the knowledge that making a difference and going outside of my comfort zone helped me grow as a person. All these experiences, camping in the isolated Malaysian rainforest, trying to understand the plights of Australian soldiers, helping in a way I'd never expected I could, and coming to terms with the fact that I'd actually made a difference in the lives of others, helped me grow and made me a better person.

Patrick Spinazzola Year 10

THAILAND EXPEDITION hailand Fulfilling Lives 201 I - what an adventure I This year 20 eager students set out from rullamarine airport on an experience that changed our lives. We were all excited and nervous, not knowing what was going to happen when we got to Thailand. We participated in many fun and exciting activities such as Thai cooking classes, traditional craft classes, time at an orphanage, visiting old temples, talking to, and learning from monks, rafting, bike riding, and visits to a buffalo farm and an elephant sanctuaryl We also went shopping at the _ ight Bazaar, a huge market that stretches from one end of the street to the other. As part of our Fulfilling Lives trips, each group completed some sort of community project. This year, the Thailand group went into the hill tribes and made 2 new black boards for each of the 6 classrooms in the village's school. After 3 days and a lot of hard work, we were all able to take a step back and look at

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our achievements and be happy that we did something for the benefit of the children living in the village.

I definitely gained a great deal from this trip and feel as though I appreciate more what I have. Being amongst the hill tribes showed me that just because you don't have material goods does not mean that you can't be happy.

We would all like to thank our teachers, Mr Hibbard, Madame Chabant, and Mrs Jackman and her partner Pete Moody for giving up their time and part of their holidays to come with us and take care of us for 2 weeks. I would also like to thank the school, The Prem Centre and Chang Mai Adventures for making the trip possible and for providing us with this extraordinary opportunity.

Jacqui Humphries

FULFILLING LIVES: TH E OTWAY PROGRAM n Monday 4th April, 21 excited Year 10 students and 3 staff members departed Geelong to reconnect with nature in the beautiful Otway Ranges. The theme of this Fulfilling Lives experience was "Restoring Natural Balance". The main aim of this trip was to enhance the students' appreciation of the natural world and to learn more about conservation and sustain ability.

Our base for the week was the Bimbi Park Caravan Park, but we spent the majority of our time during the day at the EcoLodge - a self-sustained, environmentally friendly bed and breakfast that is also involved in conservation, wildlife rescue and ecological research. Our hosts at the EcoLodge were Lizzie Corke and her husband Shayne Neale (both College Old Collegians).

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animal food collection, conservation lectures and bushwalking. Other highlights of the trip included a guided beach walk with indigenous bush tucker man 'Dicko', the release of two rehabilitated koalas into the wild, and an afternoon spent helping to build an enclosure for 3 tiger quolls.

Everyone had a thoroughly enjoyable week away in the bush. We all gained a greater appreciation for nature and a better knowledge of the principles of sustain ability.

Mr Al Smith

REVOLUTIONS TOUR OF FRANCE AND RUSSIA 1917: St Petersburg Russia. The last Tsar; Nicholas 11 abdicates. The Bolshevik Party, led by Vladimir Lenin, overthrows the Provisional Govemment. The following year; Tsar Nicholas 11 and his family, the last Russian royals, the Romanov family, are executed. The youngest daughter; Anastasia, was one of eleven murdered that night, their bodies dumped in the woods.

One hundred and thirty years earlier, and two thousand kilometres away, the medieval fortress and prison known as the Bastille represented royal authority in the centre of Paris. While the prison only contained seven inmates at the time of its storming and looting of armaments, its fall was the jlashpoint of the French Revolution. The royal family, both King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette, felt the blade of the guillotine. The year was 1793.

REVOLUTIONS WERE MESSY AND MURDEROUS AFFAIRS. he 20I I Revolutions Tour began in the USSR. After many hours of flying, twenty three students, three staff and former student Will Baulch arrived at Domodedovo airport in Moscow Here, we spent three days visiting and learning about many historic places and events all to do with the Russian Revolution.

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Museum , and a night watching a production of Swan Lake in a privately-owned theatre.

After a fascinating week in Russia, we flew from St Petersburg to Paris, with a quick stopover in Germany. The twenty-eight degree heat was a welcome change from the snow and sleet of Russia.

Thanks to some letter-writing from Madame Chabant, we were lucky enough to be granted access to the Royal Tennis Court at Versailles, a place that very few people get the opportunity to see. This room played a very important role in the Revolution as it was the location where the famous Tennis Court Oath was taken. During our lunch breaks we managed to fit in many hours of shopping and even more purchases. We had many picnics, complete with croissants, fresh fruit and macaroons. Some of our favourite activities in Paris included visits to the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Sacre Cceur, the Louvre, Palais Royale, the Conciergerie, the Versailles palace and estate, a night cruise along the Seine, and strolling along the Champs-Elysees, or 'Champs' as Mr Naylor so eloquently put it.

Some very strong friendships were formed over the course of the two weeks. Unfortunately, it all had to come to an end, and we flew home, sad that it was over but at the same time happy to have taken part in such an amazing experience so enriched with history.

Many thanks to the group and the four who took us: William Baulch, Mr Naylor, Mrs Matthews, and Mr Kayler-Thomson.

They were tour guides, mentors, security guards and friends.

They helped us in many ways and we're very grateful for all that they did for us. Above all, they enabled us to have the trip of a lifetime.

Revolutionary Students: Peter Angliss, Grace Clark, Olivia Garcey, Brittaney Garrett, Crista Gekas, Nellie Gao, Caitlyn Humphries, Nicholas Hvidberg, Natalie Jablonsky, Alex Livermore, Nathaniel Malishev, Daniel McDonald, Matthew McGrath, Benjamin Morgan, Callum Narita, Rowan Payne, Kate Plowman, Siobhan Plowman, Maddy Roberts, Eliza Scott, Maddison Smith, Kelly Speakman, Lucy Walsh Maddison Smith Year 11

CRICKET TOUR OF ENGLAND personally love my cricket, and when the offer of going to play cricket in England came up in the middle of 20IO , I definitely couldn't pass up an opportunity like that. This was a trip of a lifetime.

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There are many things that we did on this trip that could have easily been chosen as The Best. I narrowed it down as much as I could to these amazing experiences: the tour of Lords Cricket Ground which is something all cricket enthusiasts should do as it is the home of cricket, exploring London, touring the country playing different schools and meeting many new people, spending the day in Oxford, a beautiful, exciting place to be, Ed Ratcliffe's remarkable 212 at Norwich, the weather; the luck we had being able to play I I and a half games out of 12 and finally, being able to spend my time with a great group of boys.

There are many other things I could list, but these were my favourites.

I definitely wished the trip was longer as I had the best time, and I think if we had been able to stay at schools such as Oundle, Trent College and Berkhamsted School for an extra night or so, it would definitely have been terrific as the people we stayed with were all wonderful.

I'll definitely remember this tour as it gave me some valuable cricket experiences. Batting on some of the wickets over there definitely made me appreciate the hard, fast wickets we have in Australia. Batting against a swinging ball, and the challenges of touring life, are just some experiences that now make me feel a lot more confident as a cricketer.

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I think the things I learnt most on this trip were in the games we played: the etiquette, the history and the unusual rules and forms of English cricket. I was able to bask in a new found knowledge of England's great history in general and could appreciate the amazing and fascinating stories behind some of the most beautiful cities in England such as Oxford, Bath and London.

This trip is definitely not for the faint hearted. It is 3 weeks of travelling around England playing a great deal of cricket. It is challenging at times but it is a rewarding experience and one that I will treasure for the rest of my life. To anyone who is looking to go on the next trip, I whole heartedly endorse it as something every cricketer must do.

The things you get to do, the people you meet, the places you see, and the cricket you get to play, are all amazing experiences. I definitely recommend it to any cricket lover.

Fraser Brierly Year 10

TOURING PARTY

Eamonn Vines, Joshua Carr, George Chisholm, Edward Ratcliffe, William Lugg, George Cameron, Thomas Chisholm, Jamie Harrison, Thomas Goodear, Hugo Steinfort, Damien Hatch, Jack Wood, James Carr, John Simson, Fraser Brierly, Maxim Payne Staff: Mr Gareth Gilby, Mr Mark Cheatley, Mr Greg Hansen,

Mrs Elizabeth Hansen

EISO: THE SESQUICENTENARY EXPEDITION his year, under the auspices of the Exploration Society, I I students and 5 staff eagerly embarked on a hike along the northernmost sections of the Heysen Trail through the southern Flinders Ranges of South Australia. This was the second time a College group had visited the I20o-kilometre-Iong trail which passes through some of the places visited and painted by the nineteenthcentury artist Hans Heysen. The destination was chosen as one of the few where we would be able to walk ISO km in the true spirit of the Sesquicentenary.

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Months of preparation and training came to fruition when, with an early rise and a day of travel by plane and bus, we arrived at Mount Remarkable National Park, a lovely piece of bush south-east of Port Pirie. We spent the night there, getting used to putting up tents, sorting out food drops, and cooking our dinner. During the night we got to know some local mice who reminded us of the importance of closing the tent zips fully if we wanted a good night's sleep.

Our walk the following day led us through the spectacular Hidden Gorge, and up a ridge where we absorbed the magnificent views of Spencer Gulf and the low-lying farmland of the district. Most of us didn't really know what to expect from the trip, and this "warm-up" day walk gave us a taste - some of us despaired, especially after suffering through Mr Smith's "Quorn-y" jokes.

Our journey began in earnest at Parachilna Gorge, a funny little place at the northern end of the southern Flinders Ranges, and the beginning of the Heysen Trail. This was the first time we had walked willi fully-laden packs, and it made the first-time hikers among us realise that serious bushwalking is actually hard work. But, as we got used to the weight of our packs and the rocky, unstable ground underfoot, we began to enjoy the scenery and the company of our fellow group members.

We walked in a superb natural environment, and we had the chance to see it in both dry and wet conditions. The southern Flinders Ranges are beautifully rugged, with dry, rocky riverbeds and stands of native cypresses amongst the rocky ground. They are home to a large range of native wildlife (some of which we encountered close-up), as well as pests such as goats. The landscape is accompanied by a rich human history - at one point, we stopped to read the story ofWilpena Pound, and the foolhardy attempts that early settlers made at farming north of Goyder's Line.

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By the time we reached Wilpena "Resort" (really a big campground), the half-way point of our trip, we had almost mastered the art of setting up and packing up our tents and Whisperlite stoves. It was a welcome relief to have a warm shower, cook dinner on a barbecue, and refresh our tired wardrobes for the remaining parts of our journey.

We spent our next two nights rugged up against the bitter cold of Cooinda campsite, tucked away in the middle of Wilpena Pound. From this base, we set out for St Mary Peak, the highest point in the Flinders Ranges. After a difficult, and often slippery, ascent, we could take in the breathtaking, panoramic view from the top: it is a sight that will stick in our minds for a while to come.

This was only one of the many rewards from our experience - not only have we taken away great memories and stories, but we have learnt bushwalking skills, improved our fitness, and discovered more about each other and the country in which we live. We are very lucky to be able to participate in an activity that broadens our understanding and knowledge m so many ways.

After several days' more walking, including a seemingly interminable riverbed on the second-last day, we reached our final campsite, Mayo Hut. This meant our last night of cooking our own meals, and of living together in a tight unit. For me, this was when the whole trip fell into place: I realised that we had come to know each other very well; we were a tightly-knit group; we all put in a great deal and got a great deal out. And, most of all, we were all happy and felt a collective sense of achievement, no doubt strengthened by the fact that we had walked almost 180 km.

I cannot speak of the expedition without mentioning the contribution of the staff: Mr Joyce, who brought his drama and cooking skills to the bush; Mr Carroll, who was our biologist-in-residence; Mr K-T, who drove our support vehicle and did no end of wonderful favours and tasks for us; Heather, our nurse and a comforting support person; and Mr Smith, the versatile and tireless organiser of EI 50 - without his initiative, nothing would have happened, and we would never have had the opportunity to experience this part of Australia in such an enriching way.

Alan Thomas Year 11

FRENCH TRIP uring the last week of Term 3, a group of eleven students and two teachers set off on a momentous overseas trip that would take them on an enlightening tour of the more famous regions of France.

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After the twenty-four hour flight, the group took its first steps into the exciting new world of Paris, a top destination for all travellers. The first day held some of the most memorable moments of the trip, including visits to the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysees and a bus tour through the beautiful quarters of the city, impressing all with a sense of awe and wonder. The remainder of the week saw all students participating in intensive French language classes in the mornings while in the afternoons, we created memories as we explored the streets and attractions of Paris. The group visited sites such as Notre Dame, Le Louvre, Musee D'Orsay and Sacre Coeur with everyone soaking up the clear views of the city sprawl reaching all the way to the horizon. A particular highlight for all was viewing the lights of the Tour Eiffel at night, followed by rich hot chocolate and macaroons at a Trocadero cafe.

The beginning of the second week found the group aboard a bus for the lush countryside and chateaux of the Loire Valley, south of Paris. With the mornings now free of classes, the group had the opportunity to spend more of their days out and about. We were delighted by the historic and scenic chateaux and alfresco dining in village streets.

We enjoyed the freedom and relaxation of leisurely bike tours around the extensive, well-kept gardens at Chateau de Chambord and Ie Palais de Versailles.

By the time the group arrived in Chantilly many were sad to be parting ways with their newfound friends due to the strong rapport formed during the trip. This, however, was short lived as students were exposed to the authentic French experience provided by our fantastic and generous correspondents and their families. We relished in the challenges and opportunities provided by full immersion in the language. Classes at the Lycee Jean-Rostand provided much entertainment and education for both The Geelong College and French students; these were even missed as the week came to a close. We said our final thanks and goodbyes to our correspondents before beginning our lengthy journey home.

The 20I I French trip was a fulfilling, educational and memorable experience for all. We were fortunate to experience the French lifestyle in an intimate way which allowed us to broaden our language skills, knowledge and understanding of the French culture, whilst making lifelong friends and contacts in the process.

French travellers were: Mr Mark Andrews, Mme Agnes 1Ymms, Sophie Desborough, Sam Kelly, Maeve Rolland, Clodagh Taylor, Han Trin, Harriet Waters, Erica White, Taylor Bett, Fran<;oise Hill, Alex Hubbert, Kieran SalathielDyke.

Taylor Bett, Francoise Hill and Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Year 11

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SENIOR SCHOOL

DEBATING REPORT

DEBATI NG TEAM, 2011 3RD ROW L-R: Mitchell O'Leary, Maddie Leonard, Lachlan Patrick, George Threadgold, Will May, Alexander Wood, William Cailes, Isaac Crawley, Tom Carman, Simeon Flanagan, Jack McGowan, Lauren Heyward, Alex Baensch 2ND ROW L-R: Lily Pipkorn, Eliza Panckridge, Sarah Meager, Jack Shembrey, Alan Thomas, Jacqui Grange, Crista Gekas, Danielle Roberts, Sabrina Lewicki, Sarah Cook, Shayden Robinson, Lachie Chomley FRONT ROW L-R: Shani Watson, Emily Baulch, Bronte Connoley, Nicholas Fulton, Damien Hatch, Rowan Mackey (Co-Captain), Ms AtholMary Mahoney (Head of Debating), Alexandra Kvant (Co-Captain), Cameron Pike, Arabella Doery, Maddison Smith

s another year of debating comes to an end, it's time to reflect on the stellar season of Geelong College debaters. A season of engaging argument, confronting ideas and always talented and articulate opponents.

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Roberts, Lauren Heyward, Jack McGowan, Eliza Panckridge, George Threadgold, Maddison Smith and Alan Thomas.

As they make the transition into A grade in 20I2 we are confident that they will continue the strong College debating tradition.

The Year 9 D grade team have been an integral part of this year's program. With plenty of enthusiasm and wide participation, they are showing that College debating is certainly heading in the right direction and will be in good hands for the future. Simeon Flanagan and Sabrina Lewicki are to be congratulated on their Best Speaker awards.

This year's A grade team have had to balance Year I2 and a heavy SAC schedule with the debating program. We would like to thank our fellow team members, from the ever entertaining Nick Fulton to the calm and measured Cameron Pike and Damien Hatch, as well as new recruit Greg Andrews, for helping cement our position as one of the most successful teams over four years of senior debating.

The three C grade teams, Year IOS, have had a particularly impressive season. In particular, College 2, as the undefeated team in the Geelong region, made it to the regional playoffs in Melbourne. Special mention must go to Emily Baulch for an exceptional four Best Speaker awards.

Shayden Robinson, Tom Carman, Pat Spinazzola, Crista Gekas, Jack Shembrey and Will May also won Best Speaker awards.

Finally and most importantly we must thank our committed coaches, Ms Mahoney and Mrs Gainey. Without their organisation, help and support, the program could not go ahead. We really appreciate their work, enthusiasm and constant encouragement.

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PREP SCHOOL

DEBATING YEAR 8 DEBATING TEAM BACK ROW: l-r Steven Ling, Elliott

Grossnickle, Sam Porter, Philippa Thome MIDDLE ROW : Elle Richards, Laura Peebles, Sophie Clark, Baxter Lyons, Ms C Wood FRONT ROW: Georgina Calvert, Thomas Neerhut, Davis George, Nina Brown

Baxter Lyons, winner of Swannie Award for best speaker.

Ms Claire Wood.

YEAR 7 DEBATING TEAM BACK ROW: Andy Falkiner, Katya Boness, Sophie Newnham, Alexander Gregory, Veronica Nockles, Dane Jackson, Melis Layik. Ms C. Wood FRONT ROW: Amelia Powell, Lachlan Baensch, Amelia Patrick, Hamish Mc Kie, William Carr.

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VISITORS

Katey Me Rae Textiles (Artist)

Joel Corey (Geelong Footballer)

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Paul Jannan (Composer)

Artbeat Presenter Year 4 2011

Monty Boori Pryor (Author)

Guest speakerMorris Gleitzman (Author)

Emeline Tillier (Visiting teacher from France)

Mr Peter Hughes, Mr Julian Carroll, Dr Pauline Thmer, Mr Sandy Collins, Mr Chris Lawson, Mrs Lesley Collins

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki (Scientist)

Sue Anderson (Artist)

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2ND ROW L-R: Mr M Terry (Team Manager), Harry Jess, Hugo Steinfort, Jamie Harrison, George Chisholm, William Lugg, Joshua Carr, Mr G Hansen (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Will Langley, George Cameron, Eamonn Vines (Vice Captain), Jack Wood (Captain), James Carr, John Simson, Edward Ratcliffe

he 1St XI had an exciting and most memorable season, finishing on top of the APS ladder as APS Premiers for season 20 ro/r I. The team lost only one game for the summer. There was an even spread of good performances within the group. We had 10 out of the 12 boys from Year 12, John Simpson in Year I I and Will Langley in Year ro. Our bowling this year was a standout, restricting most teams to fewer than ISO runs. Our openers Jamie Harrison and Will Lugg bowled extremely well all year collecting 40 wickets between them with both boys being selected for the Combined APS team. George Cameron had a very good season with the bat and gloves, making more than 250 runs and taking countless catches behind the stumps. These performances were not unusual within what was a very even group. Everybody chipped in one way or another whether it was a crucial 9th wicket partnership, a break-through wicket or a crucial run out, we seemed to get the job done when needed. Highlights for the season included our victory against the more fancied cross-town rival, Geelong Grammar School, and the thrilling outright win against premiership contender, Caulfield Grammar School.

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The 2nd XI also had a very successful season. The depth in our cricket this season has seen them win some very exciting matches. Tom Goodear, Harry Jess and Tom Chisholm were outstanding contributors and would have been regular 1St players any other year l They were well supported by new comer Joe Couch and the ever reliable players Damien Hatch, Andrew Flanagan and Andrew Wettenhall.

The 3rd XI competed hard against some quality opposition and although they didn't have a great deal of team success, there have been a number of prominent individual performances. Thanks to Ross Wettenhall for regularly filling in when numbers were low.

The Year loA group had a tough but encouraging season with a great win against Carey Grammar and a near miss against Scotch College. Angus McKinley has been the standout player with both a century and a 99 this season.

Tim McLean was an excellent wicket keeper and his 99, in the same game as Angus, highlights his batting potential for the future. Charlie Medic, Harry Graham and Tom Carman have all been productive members of this team.

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William Simson and Harry Gow all made good progress this ear and will be prominent players in the coming years.

The combined Year 9ho B teams both had very successful summers and were competitive in all games. Both teams only lost one match. Curtis Wynhoven, Leo Jegatheesan, Lachlan Holdsworth and Hamish Seller all were consistent performers for these teams.

20I I saw big changes in Preparatory School cricket. It is remarkable that all Year 7 8 cricket teams were all coached by ex-students of Geelong College. With 50 cricketers receiving support from ten coaches, there has been a real opportunity to develop both skills and 'nowledge of the game. Many thanks must go to the excellent support of coaches Henry Johnstone, Xavier Hatch, George Seward, Tom Summers, Callum Wood, Alex Carr, John Graham and Josh Hoovenaars whose work and effort has been enjoyed and appreciated by all. The work of these young coaches has been a credit to our school. It has been great to have them return to make a significant contribution.

Between them, the 7A, 7BS, 8A and 8B teams won many more games than they lost. Their cricket has been played in excellent Spilit and the boys have demonstrated respect for the game and their opponents. With rain interfeling with the fixture, Mrs Meryn Ratcliffe worked hard to organise extra mid-week games against Geelong Grammar.

A further highlight of the season was an after school training session run by the ISt Xl at the Senior School and attended by all Year 7 & 8 cricketers. This gave all boys a small glimpse of the Clicket that lies ahead.

This season we have had an excellent group of highly motivated coaches. Greg Hansen, Mr Michael Terry, Ian Sahlstrom, Dave Anderson, Lee Jarvis, Mark Browning, Tom Beaumont, Angus Johnston, Campbell Bishop and Donald Sahlstrom have been reliable and enthusiastic coaches of their respective teams. To Mr Gilby, thank you very much for your organisation of College Cricket. A special thank you must go to our specialist coach, Scott Lindsay, for his expert skills coaching across most teams in the school throughout the season.

Jack Wood Captain

2 ND XI CRICKET TEAM BACK ROW (L-R): Joe Couch, Tom Chisholm, Guy Fanning, Charles

3RD XI CRICKET TEAM BACK ROW (L-R): Lee jarvis (coach) Nicholas Fulton, james Christou,

Harris, Macklien Barker, Andrew Flanagan, Alex Certoma, Andrew Wettenhall, Oliver Price FRONT ROW (L-R) : jackson Ramus, Damien Hatch, Dave Anderson (Manager) Ian Sahlstrom (Coach) Tom Goodear A BSENT: Christopher Nixon, Harry jess

Alex Hubbert, Sebastian McMillan, Edward Ablett, Nickolas Bedford, Douglas Morris FRONT ROW (L-R) : Nathan Salvalaggio, Golf Pisankitvanich, Harry Lay ABSENT: Sam O'Brien Church, William Kelly, Tom Hughes, Edward Kershaw

YEAR lOB CRICKET TEAM BACK ROW (L-R) : Tom Beaumont (Coach) Vanessa Lewicki,

lOA CRICKET TEAM BACK ROW (L-R) : Charlie Medic, Tom Carman, Angus McKindlay,

Lachlan Holdsworth, Leo jegatheesan, Curtis Wynhoven, Michael Wiener, Campbell Bishop (Coach) FRONT ROW (L-R): Sam Kelly, Toby Profitt, joe Fowler, Harry Gow ABSENT: Hamish Russell, Zakkary Edgar

Harry Graham, Tim McLean, Alexander Wood, Mr. Mark Browning (Coach). Mr Peter Angelevski (Manager) FRONT ROW (L-R) : Tim Hosking, William Simson, Sam Hosking, Nicholas McGuane, Jack Curnow (Captain), Monty Cole

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YEAR 7 CRICKET

3RD ROW L-R: Lachie Crozier, jake Mitchell, Harry Dalton, Max

3RD ROW L-R: Tyler Castles, Matthew Jackman, Alex Witherden, Max Dawe, William Morrison, Kyle Comben, Charlie Langley, Sam jess, Max Chappell 2ND ROW L-R: Jordy Edwards, Andy Falkiner, Sam Crozier, Sam Coutts, Jonah McRae-Palmer, James Gorell, Charlie Crozier, Tom King FRONT ROW L-R: Thomas Murray, Tom Burke, Dayne Jackson, Jordan O'Leary, Lachlan Morwood, Grant Philpott, Hamish Bulford, Lachlan Stokie, Ben Batarilo COACH: Will Johnston

Bucek, Sam Goodear, jack Shelidan, Beau Fincham 2ND ROW L-R: Cooper Bingham, Mackenzie Chrimes, Samuel Griffiths, Davis George, Lachlan Savage, Xavier Seller, Patrick Nagle FRONT ROW L-R: Harry McIntyre, Nick Buykx, Jack johnston, Brad Fuller, jesse Livermore, Kasra Reja, Mitchell McAllister, Tom Shembrey COACH: Will Johnston

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HOCKEY

GIRLS 1ST HOCKEY, 2011 2 N D RO W L- R: Clodagh Taylor, Steph McClelland, Olivia Garcey, Thea Philip, Ebony Westman, Tazmin Kip, Megan Bathem (Vice Captain) FRO NT RO W L-R: Delaney Ryan-Conn, Jacqui Humphries, Lucy Watson, Erica White, Gabrielle Mitchell, Georgina Sambell, Edwina

Johnstone (Captain) ABSE NT: MrWarren Harding (Coach), Ms Lisa Walters

his year the Girls I st hockey team was mostly made up of new recruits. Our first step was to find our abilities, improve what we needed and recognise what we excelled in.

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When we realised that after our first few matches we had a lot more to learn if we wanted to match the abilities of some of the other excelling schools, our focus turned from winning to learning and improving. For our team when we lost, it wasn't a disappointing thing but instead we celebrated the stand out play in the game.

Most teams after having one loss after another give up, be never did we. We fought like little hockey warriors and used things like winning the tackle as motivators and reminders that we had skill and talent even if the score didn 't represent that.

As the season went on we became a close group of mates who were playing hockey because we loved it, not because we wanted to win every game we played. As the captain I watched the girls as a team mate but also as an admirer of their improvements from the beginning to then end. We had a little home game tradition of going and getting our carbo load on the Friday night before the game. We didn't start it at the very beginning of the season but after we PEGASUS 2011 I PAGE 1 2 8

started it was a fun, bonding excursion that consisted of pasta, laser tag and entertaining conversation.

As the season was coming to a close and still not a win in our pocket the improvements were still a motivation, but I think we all felt a win would be a fresh reminder that we are a strong, talented team of skilled hockey girls.

As we drove to PEGS in our cute, little mini bus on a Wednesday night for our very last game we did the usual bus trip traditions, singing and giggling, but as we got closer we all quietened down and acted like the "Mighty Ducks" of the field hockey. It was a long close game and in the end when we heard that whistle blow, we had won our first game and the very last game of the season. The one win at the end was the best sense of achievement we had felt all season .

For the year 12 girls whose last college game it was forever (Megan Bathem, Tazmin Kip, Lucy Watson, Ebony Westman and myself) it will a memory we will take with us after we leave, and for the ongoing girls next year expect a group of highly talented, strong team who will keep improving and gaining confidence on the field.

Edwina Johnstone Captain

The 201 I season as it was, was one of many triumphs with huge gains both individually and most importantly as a young team. Finding our feet and gaining the vital experience that will surely serve us well in future years was also of th e upmost importance. This years' ISt squad consisted of Guy Fanning (Ve), Matthew Perkins, Nic Molyneux, James Landy, Nelson Taylor, Douglas Morris, Hamish Russell , Kris Barton, Luke Durand, Tom Carmen, Louis Connoley and 1. Round one saw us play the final round of the previous year, Brighton Grammar, who we defeated. This year would be different though with us sadly going down with a disappointing start to our season.

Nobody saw our first win of the season against the reigning premiers Wesley in round 2 final score 4-3, this proved to our boys that we, despite our very young team, could match it with the best the APS had to offer (or so we thought). Sadly our next win didn't come until round la, Geelong Grammar, after being promoted into the first division. They had had a hard year, and we planned on continuing the tradition, beating them 6-2. The end to the season was always going to be a challenging one coming up against the soon to be "premiership side", Melbourne Grammar but there was one thing standing in their way, the green, blue and white shirts, us. While our boys fought their hearts out (and their lungs) the first half we were in front I-a, ending the game 6-1 with a second half collapse.

A huge thank you has to go to everyone involved with hockey this year, our coach Ben Gardiner who has provided ongoing support for the team over many years and made us who we are today and improved each and every one of us out of sight. Also Mr Smith, who took over training sessions when Ben was unable to attend and provided the younger players with much needed knowledge that proved useful for the duration of the season. Graeme Dent who looked out for all teams and always told us what we were doing wrong and how to fix it at our half time meetings also deserves a large amount of gratitude. A big thank you also has to go to Mrs Tal and the Hockey Parents Support group whose tireless work behind the scenes made sure the whole operation ran smoothly. Finally a thank you and farewell to the three year 12 students Eddie Ablett, Nelson Taylor and Douglas Morris.

Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Captain

BOYS 1 ST HOCKEY, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Douglas Morris, Tom Carman, Kris Barton, Matt Perkins, Nelson Taylor, Hamish Russell,James Landy FRONT ROW L-R: Louis Molyneux, Eddie Ablett, Guy Fanning (Vice Captain), Mr Ben Gardiner (Coach), Kieran Salathiel-Dyke (Captain), NIcolas Molyneux, LoUIS Connoley ABSENT: Luke Durand, Cameron McKenzie

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YEAR 7 / 8 GREEN GIRLS HOCKEY BACK ROW: Kate Speakman,

Claudia Crawley, Georgina Calvert, Rebecca Bath.

FRONT ROW: Emily Nash, Cliza Fordham , Tansy Pereira, Maysie Sadler, Tiahna Proebstl

YEAR 7 / 8 BLUE GIRLS HOCKEY BACK ROW: Amelia Powell, Rose

Jennett, Philippa Thome, Nina Brown, Eve Calder FRONT ROW: Simone Brown, Paige Lyall, Jocelyn Morgan, Sophie Newnham, Shannessy Ward

YEAR 7 / 8 BOYS HOCKEY BACK ROW: Tom Midgley,

Thomas O'Connor, Lachlan McDonald, Samuel Porter, Mitchell Dowling, Tom Roe, Mitchell Goninon FRONT ROW: James Humphries, Lachlan Baensch, Lucas Whittem, Patrick Iredell, Hamish Bulford, Christopher Billings, Andy Slattery, William Carr

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FOOTBALL

1ST FOOTBALL, 2011 3RD ROW L-R: Ryan Saunders, George Curnow, Jack Wood, Jamie Harrison, William Kittelty, George Chisholm, Hugo Stein fort, Damien Hatch, Tom Chisholm 2ND ROW L-R: Eamonn Vines, Thomas Goodear, Joshua Saunders, Bernie Chomley, Daniel Batarilo, Rory Fairbairn, Callen Wade, George Cameron, Tom Atkins, Tom Batarilo FRONT ROW L-R: Joe Maishman, Will Langley, Ross We ttenh all , Joe Couch, Edward Ratcliffe (Captain), Cameron Williams (Vice Captain), Joseph Foley, Andrew Wettenhall, James Carr ABSENT: Mr Troy Mitchell (Coach)

011 was very exciting for The Geelong College Football department in its Sesquicentenary year. The season was full of many highlights and none of the boys, from the Year 9 to the 1st XVI II , can be criticized for their efforts throughout the year. Building on a successful 20ro, all teams took another step in the right direction in 2011.

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The 9AS had a challenging season under the guidance of Coaches Leigh McCorkell and Ben Lehman. It was a tough year in relation to the number of wins, but the team competed well in every single game. The development of individuals like Zaine Cordy, Braeden Eddy, Nick McGuane and Joe Maishman helped provide consistent performances throughout the year. There were many positives to be taken out of each game which can be built on for next season.

The roAs had a successful and progressive year which has put them in a good position for future senior football. Their hard work, positive attitude, and development throughout the year, allowed the team to be very successful, winning 7

out of ro games for the year. The consistent performances as a whole team proved a strength in outstanding wins against Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar. Credit must also be given to Coach Anthony Petkovic for all the work he has put into developing the players.

The roBs also had a great season with Coach Ian Sahlstrom. The lack of numbers in both Years 9 and 10 allowed them to create an exciting list which competed in the loB competition. The team had a great attitude and key performances from James Casey, Angus McKindlay and Patrick Spinazzola throughout the year allowed them to be competitive against all APS teams.

The 3rd XVIII had a terrific year with a ratio which saw more wins than losses. The team worked together well with Captain Griffin Barry who always led strong from the front. William Lugg and Ted McDonald both had tremendous seasons that were rewarded with several games in the 2nd XVIII. A thank-you must be given to Nick Abbott and Daniel Dubuisson-Perrine for all their hard work, making the year so enjoyable.

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2 ND XVIII BACK ROW L-R: Tom Morrison,

John Simson, Dan Ross, Jackson Ramus, Angus Widdicombe, Nicholas Quail, Kris Verfurth, Charles Ross, William Lugg, Lachlan Cameron, Mr Jason Armistead (coach) MIDDLE ROW: Joshua Can, Tom Goodear, Nicholas Walsh, Hugo Steinfort, Harry Jess, Jack Steel FRONT ROW: Oscar Robinson, Ted McDonald, Andrew Balarilo, Jamie Harrison, Joe Couch.

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Dubuisson (coach), Tom Hughes, Charlie Harris, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Edward Bennison, Sam Griffiths, Griffin Barry, Sebastian McMillan, Angus Nicholson, Matthew Roche, Daniel Nagle, Alex Sullivan, James Kenny, Benjamin Nott, Robert Waterhouse, Rupert Courtnay, Edward Ablett, Mr Nick Abbott (Coach) FRONT ROW: Charles Wishart, Jake Davie, Ernest Beckley, Aaron Derksen, Jack West, Dean Barber, Rowan Mackay, Oliver Neerhut.

4TH XVIII BACK ROW L-R: Riley

Whitcombe, Samuel Salt-Hill, Patrick Canoll, Ian Blair, Randall Fincham, James Kenny, Nick Bedford, Benjamin Morgan, Oliver Wood, Jackson Wylie FRONT ROW: Harry Lay, Jack Hosking, Charles Wishart, Mr Steve Major (Coach) , Taraia Meehan, James Armstrong, Matthew Lamont.

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orr was very exciting for The Geelong College Football department in its Sesquicentenary year. The season was full of many highlights and none of the boys, from the Year 9 to the 1st XVIII, can be criticized for their efforts throughout the year. Building on a successful 2010, all teams took another step in the right direction in 2011.

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The 9As had a challenging season under the guidance of Coaches Leigh McCorkell and Ben Lehman. It was a tough year in relation to the number of wins, but the team competed well in every single game. The development of individuals like Zaine Cordy, Braeden Eddy, Nick McGuane and Joe Maishman helped provide consistent performances throughout the year.

There were many positives to be taken

out of each game which can be built on for next season.

The roAs had a successful and progressive year which has put them in a good position for future senior football. Their hard work, positive attitude, and development throughout the year, allowed the team to be very successful, winning 7 out of ro games for the year. The consistent performances as a whole team proved a strength in outstanding wins against Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar. Credit must also be given to Coach Anthony Petkovic for all the work he has put into developing the players.

The roBs also had a great season with Coach Ian Sahlstrom. The lack of numbers in both Years 9 and ro allowed them to create an exciting list which competed in the roB

competition. The team had a great attitude and key performances from James Casey, Angus McKindlay and Pa trick Spinazzola throughou t the year allowed them to be competitive against all APS teams.

The 3rd XVIII had a terrific year with a ratio which saw more wins than losses. The team worked together well with Captain Griffin Barry who always led strong from the front.

William Lugg and Ted McDonald both had tremendous seasons that were rewarded with several games in the 2nd XVIII. A thank-you must be given to Nick Abbott and Daniel DubuissonPerrine for all their hard work, making the year so enjoyable.

The 2nd XVIII had an inspirational season lead by Captain Nick Walsh.

History was in the making for the team as they recorded the most wins

lOA TEAM BACK ROW L-R: Hany Graham, Paddy Dowling, Angus McKindlay, Hany

lOB TEAM BACK ROW L-R: Mr Ian Sahlslrom (Coach\, Hugh Nee rhut, Patrick

Sullivan, Fraser Stewart, Liam Walder, Sam Walsh, Will May, James Casey, Ernest Bec.'ley, James Koroneos, Mr Anthony Petkovic (Coach) MIDDLE ROW: Hamish Seller, Timothy McLean, Monty Cole, Andrew Satarilo, William Couch, Jack Curnow, Barclay Fitzpatrick FRONT ROW: Daniel Batarilo, Max Stein fort, Alexander Wood, Mitchell King, Lachlan Chomley, Jacob Jess, Tom Batarilo

Spinazzola, Nicholas Christou , Wil liam Go ighlfy, Mich ael de Blaquiere, Nelson Brand, Alex De Young, Liam Watson , Hany Graham, Jam es Casey, Fraser Wishart, Dylan McCrae-Palmer, Mr Wa tson MIDDLE ROW: Michael Mawson, Andrew Waterhouse, Fergus Laidlaw, Sebastian , Acosta Ruiz , Benjamin Wade, Max de Been , Harry Booth, Jack Shembrey, Fraser Brierly.

FRONT ROW: Robert Britt, Hany McMaster, Dean Jeremic, Alex Divola, Shayden Robinson.

9ATEAM BACK ROW L-R: Nicholas McGuane, Simeon Flanagan, Sam MarIes, Lachlan

YEAR 8 FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Sam Russell, Hany Dalton, Sam Goodear, Davis George, Max

Holdsworth, Angus Wylie, Austin Sutterby M IDDLE ROW: Alex Divola, Hany Kershaw, Blake Sutterby, Michael de Blaqwere, Charlie Curnow, Johnnie Philip, Nicholas Cayser, Nicholas Simson FRONT ROW: Hany Cow,James Fitzpatrick, Tim Hosking, Sam Hosking, Max de Been, Will Simson, Nicholas Morwood, Braeden Eddy, Mr Ben Lehmann (Coach), Mr Leigh McCorkell (Coach) , Joe Maishman

Bucek, Callum Mackay, Angus Kininmonth, Wil Shaw, Benjamin Malone, Oscar Radalj THIRD ROW: Cooper Bingham, William Duffield, Beau Fincham, Patrick Nagle, Samuel Griffiths, Jake Mitchell, Jack Sheridan, Xavier Seller, Connor Blake, Mackenzie Chrirnes SECOND ROW: Hany McIntyre, Leon Comben, Brad Fuller, Nicholas McDowell, Tom Neerhut, Jacob Morgan, John Johnston, Darcy Narita, Lany Willett FRONT ROW: Tom Shembrey, Hany Furphy, Nick Buykx, Jock Slattery, David Ruby

B ACK ROW: Tom King, Charlie Langley, James Waterhouse, Alex West, Angus Longden, Luke Henry, William Morrison, Tom Wright, James Gorell, Sam Coutts, Matthew Jackman TH IRD ROW: Alex Nelson, Grant Philpott, Andy Faulkiner, Flynn Vernon, Brayden Allan, Sam Crozier,1}rler Castles, Jordy Edwards, Lachlan Marwood, Ben Batarilo, Jasper Bingham

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NETBALL

1ST NETBALL, 2011 2 ND ROW L-R: Millie Leahy, Maddy Stevens, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Amy Sheridan, Alex Bennett FRONT ROW L-R: Sophie Brand, Brydie Murrihy (Vice Captain), Ms Julie-Anne Hussey (Coach) , Sophie Faulkner (Captain), Lucy Bishop

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it takes is all you've got' was our team motto for the 201 I netball season and the driving force behind our successes this year. For the 1st VII netballers the season presented a challenge, a time to show one's talent and a time to come together and prove our qualities as a team collectively.

Our season started in text book style winning three from three, showing glimpses of not only the highest level that netball had to offer in the APS/ AGS, but the ability for us to succeed as a team.

Our unforgettable team, consisting of young duo Amy Sheridan and Alex Bennett showcased some exciting netball skills with impressive defence from Amy and accurate shooting from Alex. Lucy Bishop again proved her true character on and off the court, leading the centre court in style.

Maddie Stevens and Milly Leahy were vital in our success, taking advantage of every obstacle they came across.

Sophie Brand again showed her brilliance, making her a necessity in every game whether it be in goals or ruling the centre court. Debutante Addy Dunkley-Smith worked hard throughout the season to show why she deserved to represent her school at the highest level. Lastly but not least, the Vice-Captain of the team Brydie Murrihy, her commitment and hard work will be something that will definitely be missed by all next season.

Some terrific results were recorded in all divisions of Netball and I anticipate great fun was had by all. The Inter A Blue (Year 10) and Inter B Blue (Year 10) teams went through the season undefeated. These girls must be commended on their efforts in what

was a rewarding season. 201 I also saw The Geelong College enter an Intermediate team in the Victorian Schools Championships at Kardinia Park. With the team consisting of 10 players and most of the girls never having played together before, they fought till every last minute whether they were winning or losing. It was an experience from which to learn.

During the season many of the girls participated in the annual netball clinics with special guests Eloise Southby-Halbish, Madison Browne and Renae Hallinan. This included specific specialist coaching for different positions along with group activities. Special mention must go to Eloise Southby-Halbish who provided ongoing involvement with all teams across all year levels throughout the season Without the dedicated and brilliant

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Parent Support group that we had this year, the netball season, clinics and events would not have happened so seamlessly. Not only did the 1st VII parents get voted the "Best Spread" in the competition by all other teams; their support and organisation was very much appreciated by every individual who participated in the netball program - especially the 1st girls.

To conclude a historic year for The Geelong College in its 150th year, a special netball game was held against past and present players.

Unfortunately the Old Collegians were too good for the girls and we went down by 2 goals. The friendship and

humour that was brought to the game was one that ['m sure evelyone will remember and chelish.

Thanks must also go to our dedicated Coach Julie- Anne Hussey. Your contribution and dedication as the Teacher in Charge and as the Coach of the 1st team was widely appreciated.

With only three girls leaving the VII netball team this year, Geelong College netball has a very promising future ahead and I know tha t Brydie, Addy and I leave the team in great hands.

Sophie Faulkner Captain

2ND BLUE NETBALL TEAM BA CK L-R: Ann-Maree Sheridan (Coach), Billie Rosewall, Lizzie

Walmsley, Pip Cole, Anna Brodie FRO N T ROW: Julia Castles, Alex Kvant, Claire Allinson, Alice adam

4TH NETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Mrs Petrina Porter (Coach), Carla Fowler, Laura

Blake-Hahnel, Mia Morrow, Chelsea Splatt, Savanna Sharrock, Lara Palmer FRONT ROW: Katie Appelbe, Cristina Porto, Audrey Yiu

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3 RD GREEN NETBALL TEAM BA CK: Ms Amanda Jackman (Coach) , Tahlia Klein, Kimeiko Gray, Fiona Riley, Lucy Duffield, Francoise Hill FRO NT: Ali Gregory, Philippa Weetman, Emily Fuller, Lucy Shorland, Giorgi Strachan

INT ER 9A GREEN TEAM BACK ROW L-R: Ella Vernon, Olympia Wild, Emma Blake-Hahnel, Ellie Drayton, Ellie Stevens (Coach) , Tegan Edwards , Lucy Murphy FRONT ROW: Julia Mann, Alex Lever, Summer Spikers

INTER C BLUE NETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Arabella Doery, Madeleine Leonard, Rachael Odam, Isabelle Pil on FRONT ROW: Emma Hurley, Ginny Eddy, Tayla Nott, Han Trinh, Nelli e Gao Coach Alan Ch ivers

JUNIOR A BLUE NETBALL BACK ROW: Bridget Mapleson, Zoe Gorell, Abby Brierly, Rebecca Finlay FRONT ROW: Samantha Simson, Charlotte Kay, Emelie Joubert, Amanda Ioannou

JUNIOR A GREEN NETBALL BACK ROW: Laura Cayzer, Claudia Conway, Georgia Hosking FRONT ROW: Emily Jackson, Grace Forshaw, Kirsten Caithness, Katie-Rose Campbell

JUNIOR B BLUE NETBALL BACK ROW: Lucinda Milner, Emily Hall, Riley Van Ingen, Meg Kent-Spark, Katherine Guthrie FRONT ROW: Morgan Perry, Eliza Crawford, Emma Threadgold, Lucy Fyffe, Ashley Bell

JUNIOR B GREEN NETBALL BACK ROW: Joha nn a McDonald, Ch arlo tte Hastings, Bibi Holten, Jade Davie FRONT ROW: Louise McDonald, Lilli Moran, Elle Richards, Lilli Balaam

JUNIOR C BLUE NETBALL BACK ROW: Sophie Young, Alana Walder, Sara Urquhart FRONT ROW: Jessica Fitzpatrick. Elizabeth Klein. Tira Keddie.

Olivia Clark

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JUNIOR C GREEN NETBALL CAPTION

JUNIOR 0 GREEN NETBALL CAPTION

BACK ROW: Hannah Rounds, Isadora Hanley, Bella Green,

BACK ROW: Madalyn Colman, Olivia Anderson, Eliza San talucia ,

Isabella Xu

Emma Casey

FRONT ROW: Phillipa McQuinn, Eliza Gore, Brie Wheeldon, Maddie Evans, Laura Peebles

FRONT ROW: Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Arcadia De Young, Meg Blundy-Jones, Lily Matern

INTER A BLUE BACK ROW: Ella Fenton, Melody Philpott, Stephanie Wood,

IN TER B GREE N BA CK ROW: Jasmine Salverson, Alice McGregor, Lucy Brownless,

Hannah Kent-Spark, Jemma Barnes (coach) , Lucy Cannard-Fink, Ellen Porter, Sophie Shorland FRONT ROW: Annabelle Shannon, Georgia Del Rio, Keeley Murrihy, Grace Scheiner

Meg Read, Prue Harvey (Coach) FRO N T ROW: Megan Wallace, Louisa Cheatley, Charlotte Crawford

BACK ROW: Laura Jelfs (Coach), Hannah Morrow, Hannah Portagalla, Molly Forshaw, Laura Black, Laura Brodie FRONT ROW: Laura Mc Kenzie, Jacqui Grange, Lucy McDonald, Hannah Peace

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ROWING

GIRLS 1 ST ROWING CREW, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Lucy Campbell, Laura Walker, Jennifer Cleary, Alexandra Kvant, Katrina Bigelow, Mr A Darker (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Danielle Roberts, Sarah Sturges (Co-Captain of Boats), Addy Dunkley-Smith (Co-Captain of Boats), Paris Kontelj

ROWING: GIRLS CAPTAINS OF BOATS REPORT t is such an indescribable feeling to stand at the other end of something that seemed, at first, like it may never end. Rowing is a summer sport that takes time, dedication, passion and whole hearted effort to complete successfully. No crew can win without all of these parts. Nor can any rower survive giving these parts, without tremendous organisation, spirit and friendship. The Albert Bell Club is a wonderful environment and community to foster such traits.

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The journey begins these days in Year 8. This year students were given the opportunity to try rowing, and learn the basics from Senior rowers, a good chance for the Year 8s to meet older students from the Club and to dip their toes in what is a huge sea, or river, of skill to master in a few short years.

We believe that all those learning and those coaching really enjoyed the experience.

ROwing is unlike many other sports, in that it is not a skill with which we are born. From a very young age, we learn to run and throw and catch, but very few people sit in a row boat soon after birth. Because of this, it is incredible to see how fast the Year 9 students move from being novices to competing at a high standard. In 20I I there were 5 girls'

fours. Congratulations to these girls on a fine first season of competition. Their results were as follows: E N: Placed 4th at HOR; D N: Placed 3rd at HOR; C N: Placed 4th at HOR; B N: Placed 3rd at HOR; A N: Placed 3rd at HOR. There was a huge return of Year IO girls so that The Geelong College presented 5 girls' fours this year. These girls showed tremendous dedication, adding extra fitness sessions to their training load. The best results for the season were as follows: EN: Placed 4th at HOR; D N: Placed 1st at HOR; C N: Placed 2nd at HOR; B N: Placed 4th at HOR; A N: Placed 2nd at HOR. Well done to these girls on their awesome effort and good luck with your transition into senior rowing.

The Senior girls' squad was, as always, full oflife, energy and driven effort. In such a tight knit sport, moving from one squad last year to a new, smaller group was a bit daunting.

But the Year I IS filled in the spaces with their own talent and fun. Again Rowing camp was a tough week; this year it was held in January where the conditions at Nagambie were hotter than ever. The camp helped coaches to select the two crews and reunified the squad after a long summer holiday apart. The 2nd VIII consisted of Theresa Von Saurma-Jeltsch, Valeria Acosta Ruiz, Georgina Skuza, Sophie Brand, Fiona Riley, Grace Clark, Thea Philip, Steffie Thomson(stroke), Georgia Wilson(cox), Anita Whitehouse(coach)

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produced respectable results for their efforts. Over the season the crews have all developed and improved their rowing skills due to the dedication and support of all the Coaches the College has to offer. The opportunity to row at numerous regattas provided not only pride in representing and rowing for the College, but also tested the skill and fitness against the other APS schools.

These girls in hot pink struggled with injury and illness throughout the season, but the true Muckette spirit shone through as the girls were always bright and friendly around the sheds even after intense training sessions with Coach Anita Whitehouse and their new assistant coach, Zeffy. The girls came through the season with pleasing placings and capped off the season with a 3rd place at HOR. The Ist VIII consisted of Danielle Roberts, Laura Walker, Lucy Campbell, Paris Kontelj, Alex Kvant, Sarah Sturges, Jennifer Cleary, Addy Dunkley-Smith(stroke), Katrina Bigelow(cox) and Alan Darker(coach).

The start to our season was slow and painful, training was tough and success was not showing at regattas. We were very privileged to have a brand new boat for the season, the "Neil (Maxy) Myers". This proved in time to be a good omen.

Despite some average results in the Women's Under I9 event at the National Championship in Adelaide, we left the regatta having placed 7th overall and placed in the APS schools in the Schoolgirl's event. It led us into the Head of School Girls regatta with high expectations. Here we placed fourth in the A final behind 3 incredibly strong, non-APS crews.

The most wonderful win of the season was, of course, Head of the River, where we came out of the blocks in front of our rivals Geelong Grammar and held them at bay to take out the top prize. The huge show of Geelong College supporters on the day was wonderful and we'd like to thank them all for their enthusiasm. finally we would like to extend a huge thank you to all the coaches for their knowledge and guidance; Teachers in Charge Deb Cleary, Ros Palmer and Louise Monotti for their organisation; the Rowing Parents Support Group who supply never ending care and food, and to Neil fletcher for repairing a few major breaks. Lastly, as your Captains of Boats we'd like to thank all the rowers for a wonderful season and good luck for next season.

Addy Dunkley-Smith and Sarah Sturges Capta ins of Boats

ROWING - BOYS CAPTAIN OF BOATS REPORT

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he 20ro - 20I I rowing season has been both rewarding and enjoyable. The Junior and Senior crews have embraced the challenge of rigorous training and

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The numerous training sessions down on the Barwon allowed the many crews to bond and strengthen their team spirit. There is no other sport like rowing that requires a team to operate with such synchronisation, and over many nights and early mornings on the liver, these skills were fine tuned.

The Ist VIII consisted of Andrew White in bow seat, myself in 2 seat, Tom Morrison in 3 seat, Cameron Williams in 4 seat, Dan Ross in 5 seat, Angus Widdicombe in 6 seat, Nick Walsh in 7 seat, Aaron Derksen in stroke with Catherine flynn as our cox. The crew this year showed great progress through the season, and although there were some unfortunate hiccups, we managed to pull together and continue our rigorous training schedule.

One of the great highlights of this season was the opportunity to row at the Australian National Rowing Championships in Adelaide. This gave us the chance to view the highest standard of rowing within Australia and to compete against some tough opposition. We also tried our hand at rowing pairs, something that proved to be quite a laugh. Off the water, it allowed us to bond as a crew, going to the beach and cooling off after long day.

The 2nd VIII showed great determination to become faster and faster in the lead up to the Head of the River. At the Scotch Mercantile regatta, they managed to place ISt in the B final a great result given their tough opposition. At the State Championships the 2nd VIII made it to the A final in the Under I9 division where they managed to come 5th.

This was the first year that the College has been able to have a 3rd VIII in a while due to numbers, and this crew worked exceptionally well in their lead up to the end of the season.

At the Scotch Mercantile regatta, they were able to place 2nd in the B final, a respectable effort against tough opposition.

The Year roAs had a tough season, but despite injury they were still able to achieve good results. They made many A finals at regattas throughout the season, a highlight being 4th in the A final at the Scotch Mercantile, a regatta that is considered a State championship. The roBs had a fulfilling season and they were a dedicated crew both on and off the water. Their highlight of the season was making the A final at Head of the River and racing it out to come 5th against strong opposition. The roCs struggled to muster numbers but had a good finish to their season and were happy with their results. At the Scotch Mercantile Regatta, they managed to come 2nd in the B final. A highlight of their season would be that they were able to field a crew after such difficulty throughout the season.

BOYS 1ST ROWING CREW, 2011 2 ND ROW L-R: AnguS Widdicombe, Cameron Williams (Vice Captain of Boats), Tom Morrison, Dan Ross FRONT ROW L-R: Catherine Flynn (Coxwain), Andrew White, James McGlade (Captain of Boats), Aaron Derksen, Nicholas Walsh COACH: Mr N Myers (Absent)

The 9As had a good season against tough opposition; although their placings were not high, their times continued to decrease throughout the season. They managed to come 5th in their B final at the Scotch Mercantile Regatta, narrowly missing out on a higher position due to tough opposition.

The 9B crew performed well throughout the season achieving great results. Their highlight of the season was when they placed third in the A final at the Scotch Mercantile Regatta earning a bronze medal. The 9CS had a successful season with some encouraging results for their future in rowing.

They performed well at regattas throughout the season and had an encouraging result at the Scotch Mercantile Regatta coming 3rd in the B final.

The 9D crew should be very proud of their results throughout the season, their result at the Scotch Mercantile regatta was fantastic with the crew taking out the silver medal in their division. The 9ES had a good season with some very positive results and they performed encouragingly with a highlight being their result at the Scotch Mercantile Regatta with a 3rd place in the B final.

The future looks bright for boys' rowing. This year we had three senior crews and the junior crews and Year 10 boys show great potential. The 'Come Try Rowing' program has been very successful with great attendance and enthusiasm and I wish to thank everyone who offered their Friday afternoons to help provide a future for this club.

This year we were also lucky to expand our ever growing fleet by adding a new girls' VIII named after Mr Neil Myers, the Director of Rowing while a new IV was named after Mr

Mark Cheatley for all the support he has put into the rowing program. Three new single sculls were also purchased this season.

Rowing requires a dedicated support structure and a big thankyou must be given to the Parent Support Group who provided much support throughout the season. Such support included barbeque breakfasts and muffins after long Saturday morning trainings. The boys also owe a huge vote of thanks to our Club boatman, Neil Fletcher, or as we fondly call him 'Fletch'. Fletch is always on hand to repair breakages, set up boats, assist crews on and off the water and provide support and encouragement to all crews. Finally, a very big thank you must go to Mr Neil Myers, our Director of Rowing; Neil has coached the 1st VIII and always encouraged and supported not just this crew, but every one down at the sheds.

It has been both and honour and a privilege to row for The Geelong College and it is an experience that I will never forget and for which I am grateful. lowe the school thanks for providing me with this opportunity and encourage all future boys to try rowing and cherish the rewards. This year's rowing season has been something that I will never forget. The opportunity to row in the Senior boys 1st VIII has been both rewarding and enjoyable and though it required a lot of time and effort, looking back over the season, there were countless moments I will personally remember for the rest of my life.

James McGlade Captain of Boats

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SENIOR GIRLS 2ND VIII BACK ROW L-R: Fiona Riley, Steffie Thompson, Thea Philip,

Anita Whitehouse (Coach) MIDDLE ROW: Georgina Skuza, Grace Clark, Theresa Von SaurmaJeltsch, Sophie Brand FRONT ROW: Georgia Wilson, Valeria Acosta Ruiz

YEAR 10 GIRLS

Beatrice Fraser, Lily Pipkom, Laura Mackenzie, Georgia Del-Rio, Kathy Caithness Coach Chris McGlade

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YEAR 10 GIRLS

Arabella Doery, Sarah Meager, Rachel adam, Lucy Macdonald, Sophie Radalj, Coach Susan Campbell

Melody Philpot, Coach: Louise Monotti, Christobel Gekas, Taylor Nott, Katie Rose Campbell, Erica White

YEAR 10 GIRLS

YEAR 10 GIRLS

Jackie Grange, Coach: John Hill, Hannah Kent-Spark, Steffie Thomson, Grace Forshaw, Molly Forshaw

Hannah Peace, Coach: Tim Wright, Hannah Caithness, Amy Sheridan, Laura Blackman, Ellen Porter

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YR9IV

YR9IVCREW

Brydie Rankin, Coach Georgia Ratcliffe, Emily Angliss, Jessica Sercombe, Olivia Leontiades, Shani Watson

Shaan Blythe, Coach Alice Morgan, Alice Mc Gregor Lucy Murphy, Annabelle Scott, Maddy Brown

YEAR 9 1ST CREW BACK: Charlotte Crawford, Coach: Laura O'Rourke, Ella Vernon,

YEAR 9 GIRLS CREW

FRONT: Olympia Wild, Alexa Bedford, Ilsa Dobie

BACK: Haley Cielesh, Poppy lrescowthick FRONT: Olivia Skinner Coach: Angus Wishart, Genevieve Polic

SENIOR BOYS 2ND VIII

SENIOR BOYS 3RD VIII

Benjamin Morgan, James Landy, Coach: Scott Chirnside, Hannah Chirnside, Kieran Salathiel-Dyke, Benjamin Nott, Matthew Perkins, Charles Wishart, Angus Nicholson, James Malcher ABSENT: Jack Steel

BACK: Tom Lever, Nelson Taylor, George Threadgold, Taraia Meehan, Riley Dye, Jeremy Edwards FRONT: Jackson Deahl, Claire Allinson, Coach Benjamin Thompson, Cody Craven

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YEAR 10 BOYS' 2ND VIII Andrew McGlade, Stuart Orford, Adam Guala, Patrick Spinazzola, Shayden Robinson, Anthony Hudson (Coach) , Alex De Young, James Casey, Mitchell King, Charlie Callan

YEAR 10 BOYS' 3RD VIII James Lay, Mitchell Stewart, Coach Tim Andrews, Alex Livermore, Patrick Spinazzola Max Varley, Andrew Sloan, Maddie Leonard, Peter Angliss

YEAR 10 BOYS' l STVIII Fraser Stewart, Will May, Cameron McKenzie, Lachlan Palmer-Hill, Jayden Barber, Harry Sullivan, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Jacob Morgan, COACH: Al Miller, Matthew Castles

YEAR 9 BOYS 1 V COACH: Mark D'Altera, Liam Forrest, Lewis Robilliard, Sebastian Acosta Ruiz, Austin Sutterby, Angus Wylie

YEAR 94TH CREW Alex Baensch, Coach: Jack Angliss, Nicholas Simson, Will Golightly, Joes Maishman, Blake Sutterby

YEAR 9 BOYS C Liam Watson, Coach : Trent Sullivan, Fergus Laidlaw, Alex Divola, James Ragg, Harrison McMaster

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YEAR 9 BOYS 2ND IV

YEAR 9 BOYS' A

Doug Hom, Coach: Rene Perkins, Jackson Breer, Hugh Bell, Emma Threadgold, Fraser Wishart

Robert Torode, Nicholas Malishev, Henry Beaumont-Kelly, Harry Welleman, Tom McGowan COACH: Ross George

FENCING any Geelong College fencers have participated in Fencing Victoria's State competitions this year.

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Three teams participated in the State-wide School Teams event in August. In the Under- I 5 Epee event, our boys' team, made up of Brandon Clutterbuck, Thomas Hastings, and Remy Stanisich, came second in their division. The girls' team, consisting of Edith ArcDekker, Charlotte Hastings and Genevieve Polic, placed third. Amelia Fitzgerald kindly made herself available to an undermanned Kardinia International College team.

The Geelong College came second in the Geelong Invitational team competition (also known as the Lawrence Cup), finally losing 42-45 to "guest" team Camberwell Grammar after defeating the defending champions, Geelong Grammar. This was our best result in many years.

Thanks must go to our wonderfully versatile coach, Neil Hick, assistant coaches Christian and Mark, and sabre specialist Hadi, for their dependable advice and dedication.

Alan Thomas

Jack McGowan (the Fencing Captain), Joss Russell and Alan Thomas also entered State competitions this year.

The Geelong Fencing Club hosted some local competitions during the year, allowing us to practice our competition skills against friendly and manageable opponents. We have several developing fencers, including Bentley Fitzgerald and Callum Jenkins, as well as a large group of beginning fencers at the Preparatory School.

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SURFING

SU RFI N G TEAM, 2011 2 N D ROW L-R: Mr B Robbins (Coach), Nelson Brand, Lachlan Baker, Jackson Wylie, Harrison Mann, Larry Willett, Mr G Donovan (Coach) FRO NT ROW L-R: Max Lazarus, Jemima Hutchins, Chase Galbraith, Samuel Griffiths, Julia Mann, Jake Wootton

arch 17 saw The Geelong College Surf team arrive at Torquay Point to clean 2 to 3 foot waves running down the famous Torquay beach. Having come second the year before, we were seeded straight into the semi-final along with Oberon High, the 20IO winners.

Having had a successful training session on a secret left hand bank at Jan Juc the night before, we were quietly confident that we could do well and make it in to the final.

That's just what happened. Harrison Mann, Nelson Brand, Jackson Wylie and Chase Galbraith led the charge all with scores over 5, Harrison with double points of 9-5- We ended with a total team score of 60.9 which is huge in team surfing terms. Larry Willett, Jemima Hutchins and Jake Wootton also did their part in getting the team over the line with consistent scores in the 3 to 4 range.

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In the final we were to face Oberon High, Christian College and Torquay College. With the waves deteriorating, the choice between going out the back and getting a nice little runner or going into the shore and doing the team thing, came even harder. With Harrison, Jackson and Chase surfing well out the back, it was up to the younger kids to take to the shore and do the team thing. With a few good waves and a few mishaps from all teams it was going to be a tight finish. The talk around the beach was that Geelong College had the win but that was not the case. Christian

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College beat us by 3 points with the fin al scores being Christian College 63 to Geelong College 60. Disappointed that we were unable to bring it home for Mr O'Loughlin's last year at the College, but it was a great day and the College has a bright future in the surfing community of Victoria.

Special Thanks to Mr O'Loughlin, Mr Donovan and Mr Robbins for making it all happen, and a special thank you to Jack Perry WQS surfer and Old Collegian for coming down and giving a helping hand and some inside tips.

The team was made up of: Harrison Mann, Jackson Wylie, Chase Galbraith, Oliver Price, Lachlan Baker, Larry Willett, Jake Wootton, Nelson Brand, Max Lazarus, Jemima Hutchins and Julia Mann Well done and bring it home next yearl Sam Griffiths (Manager, due to injury)

SOFTBALL

1ST SOFTBALL TEAM, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Anna Monis, Eliza Panckridge, Caitlyn Humphreys, Lauren Heyward, Laura Skoglund FRONT ROW L-R: Katrina Kenfield, Gabrielle Mitchell, Bonnie Sanders (Captain), Maddison Smith, Jade Clutterbuck COACH: Mrs G Demasi (Absent)

he Geelong College ISt team has enjoyed an imm ensely successful and generally fantastic season this summer. The team consists of a number of very talented Year I I girls - Jade Clutterbuck, Eliza Panckridge, Maddy Smith and Lauren Heyward who all brightened up trainings with their enthusiasm. Their skills developed immensely and all made very impressive contributions to the success of the team. I'd like to wish these talented Year I I S all the best for the next season. I

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am confident as to the future of softball at The Geelong College knowing that it will be in their capable hands. Our dedicated Year I2S included Vice-Captain Anna Morris, Katrina Kenfield and Laura Skogland. Their experience and competence has been an integral part of season. Finally, I would like to acknowledge our wise and compassionate coach, Gabby Demasi and our dedicated Teacher in Charge, Ms Maher.

SOFTBALL: 2 ND TEAM Corina Palmer, Haniet Waters, Lara Palmer , Bronte Panckridge, Montana Howard, Jasmine Salveson, Alexandra Jablonsky.

FRONT Monique Weiner, Madalyn Colman, Lily Matern, Wendy Zhu, Georgia Zaleski

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WATERPOLO

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2ND ROW L-R: Mrs P Porter (Coach), Billie Rosewall, Alexandra Kvant, Amy Sheridan, Eliza Panckridge, Mr D Alchm (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Keeley Murrihy, Ella Fenton, Brydie Murrihy (Captain), Addy Dunkley-Smith (Vice Captain), Lucy Drayton ABSENT: Mr K McClelland (Coach)

W ATERPOLO : GIRLS REPORT his season has been a standout for the Girls Waterpolo squad. As a collective group, the 1St and 2nd teams have taken on every challenge presented to them with confidence and pride. Personally, this season has been my favourite for so many reasons and it's been a privilege to train with the squad twice a week during our fruitful spring season.

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The 2nd team consisted of girls mainly new to the sport which was hard, but incredibly exciting. The main reason for the excitement was their individual and team improvement every game, proving that the instructions and encouragement given by our Coach Kenny McClelland were respected and of the highest quality. The 2nd team consisted of Tanya Potter, Annabel Sloane, Lucy Campbell, Danielle Roberts, Georgia Del Rio, Ellen Porter, ]acqui Grange, Lilli Cashman, Hannah Portogallo and Hannah Kent-Spark. A special mention must go to Annabel Scott, who started off in the 2nd team but due to her determination and impressive performance earned her spot in the 1St squad for the last 3 matches. The 2nds had

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a rollercoaster of results with a number of wins and a few losses. Overall, they gave a strong performance every week and improved dramatically throughout the season. Each girl contributed in every game which ultimately made them a force with which to be reckoned.

The 1st girls had the most successful season in the Geelong College's history ofWaterpolo. So it's fair to say, it's been a lot of fun l The team for 201 I consisted of Addy Dunkley-Smith, Alexandra Kvant, Billie Rosewall, Lucy Drayton, Eliza Panckridge, Amy Sheridan, Keeley Murrihy, Ella Fenton, Annabel Scott and I. This talented, motivated and inspirational group of girls rose above every challenge thrown at them. It would be obvious to any observer that as a team we were always united and always up for a tough match. Due to this, we almost went undefeated -losing the last match being the "grand final" of the competition, against Wesley. We know as a team that one loss does not define a season and I am so proud of each and every girl for making this season the hardest and most rewarding one. I will always look back on my wa terpolo days with fond memories of my last season and I have our coach Kenny and the girls to thank for this!

BOYS 1STWATERPOLO, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Ross Wettenhall, Adam Senan, Bernie Chomley, Edward Bennison, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Jake Davie, Andrew Wettenhall FRONT ROW L-R: George Chisholm, Edward Ratcliffe, James Carr, James Porter (Captain), Campbell McDonald (Vice Captain), Hugo Steinfort ABSENT: Mr K McClelland (Coach), Mr D Alchin (Coach)

Finally, a big heartfelt thank you must go to our coach, Kenny McClelland and the amazing Petrina Porter. Both of them, without realisation, acted as role models and an inspiration to our girls. As corny as it sounds, we could not have been successful without them.

WATERPOLO: BOYS REPORT OI I saw the College field two strong teams of boys in the Second Division of the APS Waterpolo competition. Led by Coaches Dean Alchin and Kenny McClelland, the I st team comprised of ten Year I 2S, Adam Sen an and Ed Bennison from Year I I and our Year IO future star, Barclay Fitzpatrick. They were tireless in their commitment in training, studying the game and preparing for their matches. This motivation is a direct reflection of the contagious enthusiasm brought to the pool everyday

by Dean and Kenny, without whom the prospect of taking to the water against the big water polo schools of Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar would have been daunting at best.

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Andrew Wettenhall also repeatedly demonstrated his passionate approach to College Waterpolo, acting as team motivator; it was always to him that the boys would tum when down at half time. Hugo Steinfort, James Carr, Bernie Chomley, Jake Davie and Campbell McDonald made up the rest of the team who have been together for the past four years.

The 2nd team also showed great improvement throughout the year coming away with a handful of wins against far more experienced opposition. Hopefully College waterpolo in the coming years will continue to be well represented and competitive.

I would like to thank all Staff and Coaches involved with

the running and organisation of the season; without their tireless efforts the season would not have been possible.

James Porter Captain

The boys should be commended on their ability to back up each week with spirited effort. The ISt squad lost only one game for the entire season, going down to the very experienced side of Carey Grammar. There were many highs experienced through the year and all players improved. Some standouts were Edward Ratcliffe, Ross Wettenhall, and George Chisholm who was almost unbeatable in goal saving everything thrown his way.

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TENNIS

GIRLS 1STTENN IS TEAM, 20 11 2 N D ROW L- R: Zoe Vaughan , Emma Allen, Georgina Walmsley (Vice Captain), Emma Nixon, Lucy Watson FRONT ROW L-R: Georgina Calvert, Sabrina Lewicki, Camille Jeffreys (Captain), Clodagh Taylor, Delaney Ryan-Conn COACH: Mr M Mullins (Absent)

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he season for the ISt team was one full of highlights.

Our efforts left us ranked respectably in the middle of the ladder, with some fantastic wins against Carey, Haileybury, Assumption and, for the fourth year in a row, Geelong Grammar. The standard of play in the team has been improving steadily over the last few years, and I am pleased to say our 3 new recruits, Sabrina Lewicki, Emma Nixon and Georgina Calvert were all fantastic competitors despite their age. The rest of the team, Zoe Vaughan, Emma Allen, Clodagh Taylor, Delaney Ryan-Conn, Lucy Watson, Vice-Captain Georgie Walmsley and I, were well accustomed to the tennis routine. We ensured our new members fitted in whilst improving our skills on court. The on-court team spirit made all matches and trainings a joy in which to participate and ensured everyone relished in the opportunity to be outside and having a hit.

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The return of Michael Mullens and Julie Golightly to coach was disrupted by an unfortunate injury on Julie's behalf, and the additional time Mick dedicated to the team was much appreciated. His magnificent efforts helped ensure our success in numerous matches. The progress of an players has been outstanding and I'm extremely proud of the effort that all the girls put in; their dedication to the team was vital to our successes.

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The 2nd girls came across some tough competition throughout the season, but with the guidance of Sue Anderson came away with some impressive wins and very close losses. The team consisted of Anna Brodie, Lucy Hughes, Edwina Johnstone, Emily Profitt, Sophie Trescowthick, Grace Cheatley, Francoise Hill, Talia Klein, Erica Robinson, Georgina Sambell and Annabel Sloane, all of whom made fantastic advances in their game.

The 3rd team had some terrific matches this season including solid wins and respectable losses. Whilst many of the girls were enjoying the social aspects of the sport, they still took the opportunity to improve their skills with some help from their coaches, Mrs Watson, Mrs Ulloa and specialist coach Tony Brushfield. Liana Banjanin, Jayde Bertone, Elena Gazis, Georgia Mellross, Alana Mitchell, Tanya Potter, Kristie Wheal, Laura Blake-Hahnel, Annabelle Chrimes, Lucy Duffield, Alison Gregory, Emily Fuller, Kaitlyn Johnson, Millie Leahy, Mia Morrow, Clara Murphy, Kate Plowman, Cristina Porto, Holly Russell, Emma Bath , Lucy Shorland, Chelsea Splatt, Giorgi Strachan, Sophie Thome and Jessica Weng made up the two teams; All made a great contribution to girls' tennis this year.

The Inter A squad showed fantastic potential for their future years of tennis at College. Their hard work paid off when the girls wrapped up the season undefeated, proving

their skill and talent on court. The team, which consisted of Lucy Bishop, Annabelle Shannon, Bronte Connoley, Sophie Desborough, Emma Hurley, Julia Colman, Eliza McGrath, Alexandra Lever, Maddison Bell and Lucy Cannard-Fink were coached by Daniel Barnett, and should be congratulated on their fine achievement.

The Inter Band C teams put in a great effort to come away with promising results. Morgan Olszak and Mrs Saunders gave the girls a fun season of tennis with the additional reward of several wins. Stephanie Wood, Meg Read, Harshini Baskaran, Laura Brodie, Sarah Cook, Lucy Brownless, Laura D'Adamo, Gemma D'Adamo, Joanna Billings, Ellie Drayton, Maeve Rolland, Han Trinh, Danielle Ruby, Sophie Shorland, Grace Scheiner, Olympia Cover and Emma Blake-Hahnel made up the teams.

Match and training attendance was fantastic this year. The effort from individuals to improve their own skills should be commended. A big thank you goes to all the teachers, coaches and parents for their efforts, as well as to the Parent Tennis Support Group for making the tennis season a success for all participants.

Additional thank you must go to Mr Cheatley, Mr Gilby, Mrs Porter and especially Mrs Filling, for all their hard work making sport at The Geelong College run smoothly. To Mick and the team, thank you for a wonderful season full oflaughs, achievement and great tennis. I hope all future seasons are as enjoyable for participants as this one has been.

Camille Jeffreys

TENNIS : BOYS TEAM REPORT

he 2010/201 I season was a very enjoyable one and one which proved to be challenging for all teams in a very strong APS competition. Geelong College tennrs was filled with enthusiasm and hard work as all boys strived for their best. Mixed results came through the season but there were some great wins against strong tennis schools and some outstanding individual performances.

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The 1st team displayed excellent tennis throughout the year.

As 2010 came to an end, we waved goodbye to Tom Welleman who went to France and who will return for 2011/2012 season. His departure along with that of Hugh Goddard, opened up a couple of spots in the team; these were filled by two Year 9 students Zaine Cordy and James Fitzpatrick.

Both players were eager to play 1st Tennis and produced solid results in their first season. James Fitzpatrick's highlight of the year was winning a hard fought match at Xavier in a very close game. The two biggest matches of the year were against Brighton Grammar and Geelong Grammar. Both results went to the opposing schools, but many strong singles performances were shown. The match started strongly with Edwin Lau and James Fitzpatrick winning doubles. Zaine Cordy produced great tennis and convincingly won his match 9-0 and was off the court before other warm ups were finished I We just fell short in the end however, with some close sets going Grammar's way, just losing 7 sets to 9. The whole team played very well and although we did not win as many sets, the team won many overall games showing how competitive we were. The torrential rain, lack of light, and the gale force winds were certainly a challenge on the day.

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BOYS 1ST TENNIS TEAM, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Zaine Cordy, Edward Bennison, William Kittelty (Vice Captain), Kris Barton, Oscar Robinson FRONT ROW L-R: Edwin Lau, Joel Barton, Rory Fairbairn (Captain), Callum Narita, James Fitzpatrick COACH: Mr S Keeble (Absent)

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Oscar Robinson played all year in red hot form. His athleticism was admired and Oscar was always a team player. Will Kittelty's big presence on court always intimidated his opponents. He had incredible reflexes at the net that no opponent could get pastl Zaine Cordy was a great addition to the team, slotting into the number two spot when Will was hampered by injury. It was a pleasure playing doubles with Zaine and he will be a formidable opponent in the future.

The Year I I players in the team were Edwin Lau, Callum Narita, twins Joel and Kris Barton, and Ed Bennison. They are great players and next year should achieve some great results, particularly when they face up to cross-town rival Geelong Grammar. These boys put in a concerted effort all year and displayed excellent tennis.

Although the team was not able to post a win, this was not indicative of the hard work the team and coach Simon Keeble put in. Thanks must go to Simon who has been a great coach always giving inspiration and guidance, but unfortunately the team could not show the results he deserved In the Year 9 competition two teams were filled and the boys showed impressive results in this strong competition.

Nick Cayzer played great tennis throughout the season winning both sets on numerous occasions. Alec Attwood also improved all through the year with great determination.

Under the mentoring of Mr Greg Smith, all boys put in a concerted effort and should be congratulated. The Year 9 C team led by Coach Sam Caldow worked on their skills and enjoyed their season. Jack Calvert had a great work ethic and developed as a tennis player.

The Year IO team coached by Mr Naylor was an enthusiastic and energetic group. They had challenging matches throughout the season and proved themselves with some well-deserved wins. Max Steinfort and Pat Brimacombe played exceptional tennis week after week and displayed a great attitude.

Mr Morgan and Mr Conway coached the 4th and 5th teams respectively with valied results. These teams focused on enjoying their tennis and loved the social aspect or the program. Daniel Barnett and Harrison Byrnes coached the 3rd team with Matt Roche and Jackson Wylie. The 2nd team under specialist coach Shaun Sharp developed skills and worked hard within a tough competition. Matthew Fitzpahick along with Rowan Mackey, Bernie Chomley and Cameron Pike continued to progress as they had strong performances late in the year.

All coaches must be commended for their hard work throughout the season. Specialist coaches Simon Keeble, Shaun Sharp, Daniel Barnett, Harrison Byrnes and Sam Caldow all worked diligently to improve and develop the boys' tennis abilities. The Geelong College teachers, Mr Morgan, Mr Conway, Mr Naylor, Mr Greg Smith and Mr Roger Smith and especially T.I.C Mrs Filling must be thanked for their tremendous work with their respective teams. A special thank you must go to the Parents Tennis Support Group for their wonderful work assisting the tennis program.

Good luck to all tennis teams next season I Rory Fairbairn

Captain FROM THE TEACHER IN CHARGE:

Rory Fairbairn has made a wonderful contribution to College Tennis in the past two years. He was nominated for APS selection this year and named as an emergency for the final team. Rory has been an excellent leader of the Boys team and has represented the College well in the very difficult position of number 1 player: Camille has been an enthusiastic member of the Girls 1st team for the past four years and has been a wonderful role model to all girls involved in Tennis. She has capped off a magnificent contribution to College Tennis by being selected in the APS representative team which was victorious against the AGS. Mrs Debbie Filling

TIC Tennis

2 N D BOYS:

3RD BOYS:

BACK L-R: Mr Shaun Sharp (Co ach), Cameron Pike, Rowan Mackey, Aubrey Comben, Adam Senan, Bernie Charnley, Lachlan Serle, Pat Carroll FRONT L-R: Matthew Fitzpatrick, Matthew Allen, Kyle Booth, Lachlan Cameron, Thomas Brennan

Tom Maguire, Ben Stefanovic, Matthew Roche, Nicholas Molyneux, Dean Barber, Jack West.

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4TH BOYS: BACK L-R: Aaron Sachdev, Nicholas Quail, Rob Waterhouse FRONT L-R: Nick Fry, Nathanial Malishev, Trent Tomkins, Oliver Neerhut, Mr Chris Morgan (Coach) ABSENT: Matthew McGrath, Rowan Payne

5TH BOYS: BACK L-R: Rory McCaffrey, Angus Manning, Bryce George, Luke Durand, Frederick Chan FRONT L-R: Jack Hosking, Harry Forsyth, Lachlan Summers ABSENT: Ian Blair, Timothy D'Adamo, Samuel Salt-Hill, Mr Paul Conway (Coach)

10 BOYS: BACK L-R: James Koroneos, William Couch, Mr Greg Naylor (Coach), Lachlan Baker, Max Steinfort, Paddy Dowling FRONT L-R: Patrick Brimacombe, Louis Connoley, Oscar Lei, Shayden Robinson, Ernest Beckley, Mark Pisankitvanich, Harrison Bowler ABSENT: William Cailes, Lachlan Chomley, Jack Shembrey

9ABOYS: BACK L-R: Zac Yeaman, Alec Attwood, Mr Greg Smith (Coach), Simeon Flanagan, Nicholas Cayzer FRONT L-R: Robbie Britt, Louis Molyneux, Kevin Ni, Charlie Curnow ABSENT: Dean Jeremic

9C BOYS: BACK L-R: Jack Calvert, Seamus McGuire, Zac Yeaman, Mr Sam Caldow (Coach). Mike Moore, Hugh Neerhut FRONT L-R: Joshua Haskett, Andrew Waterhouse, Aaron Ward, Matthew Appelbe, Zachary Plumridge

8A BOYS TENNIS 2ND ROW L-R: Thomas Neerhut, Angus Kininmonth, Samuel Porter, Thomas Hastings, Leon Comben FRONT ROW L-R: Xavier Consedine, Harry Furphy, Darcy 1 arita, Darcy Witcombe, Jock Slattery COACH: Michael O'Donnell

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8B BOYS TENNI S 2ND ROW l -R: Andrew Goldsack, Samuel Porter, Connor Blake, William Duffield FRONT ROW L-R: Nicolas McDowell. David Ruby, Tom Roe, Aaron Sayers. Joshua Skuza COACH: Ms Margaret Oates

8C BOYS TENNIS 2 ND ROW l -R: Mitchell Dowling, Callum MacKay, Sam Russell, Thomas O'Connor FRONT ROW l -R: Andy Slattery, Samuel Bartlett, Oscar Radalj, Matthew Ruffin

7A BOYS TENNI S 2ND ROW L-R: Thomas Wright. James Waterhouse. Kade Cullen, Alexander West FRONT ROW L-R: Matthew Synoradzki, Mark Kovacev. William Knuckey. Harry Shannon , Oscar Beaumont-Kelly COACH: Mrs Barbara Carlson

7 B BOYS TENNIS 2 ND ROW L-R: Noah Sebastian, Thomas Midgley, Luke Henry, Nick Maishman, Morgan Bett FRONT ROW l -R: Lachlan Baensch, Tim Torode. Alexander Morrow, Alexander Blight, Alex Nelson COACH: Mr Chris Dinneen

7C BOYS TENNIS 2 ND ROW L-R: Sam Old. Ethan Braslis, William Tol FRO NT ROW L-R: Harry Hayes, Blair Waters. Harry Kelly COACH: Mrs Jenny Shorland

2 ND GIRLS Erica Robinson, Annabel Sloane, Grace Cheatley, Emily Profitt, Anna Brodie Georgina Sambell, Sophie Trescowthick, Lucy Hughes, Francoise Hill

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3RD GIRLS (TEAM 1J BACK L-R: Holly Russell, Kristie Wheal. Lucy Duffield, Laura Blake-

3RD GIRLS (TEAM 2J: BACK L-R: Mrs Cheryl Watson (Coach), Alison Gregory, Mia Morrow,

Hahnel, Chelsea Splatt FRONT L-R: Ms Guillermina Ulloa (Coach) , Annabelle Chrimes, Emily Fuller ABSENT: Elena Gazis, Kaitlyn johnson, Kate Plowman, jessica Weng

Clara Murphy, Millie Leahy, Alana Mitchell FRONT L-R: Giorgi Strachan, Georgia Mellross, Liana Banjanin, Cristina Porto

INTERMEDIATE A GIRLS: BACK L-R: Lucy Cannard-Fink, Maddison Bell, Eliza McGrath, julia

INTERMEDIATE B GIRLS: BACK L-R: Stephanie Wood, Alex Bennett, Ms Morgan Olszak

Coleman, Sophie Desborough FRONT L-R: Lucy Bishop, Annabelle Shannon, Mr Daniel Barnett (Coach) , Bronte Connoley, Emma Hurley

(Coach) , Lucy Brownless, Meg Read FRONT L-R: Harshini Baskaran, Alexandra Lever, joanna Billings, Danielle Ruby

INTERMEDIATE C GIRLS:

JUNIOR A BLUE GIRLS ' TENNIS

BACK L-R: Laura Brodie, Ellie Drayton, Ms Kylie Saunders (Coach) ,

2ND ROW L-R: Emily Hall, Kirsten Caithness, Claudia Conway, Hannah Cameron, Sophie Young FRONT ROW L-R: Nina Brown, Tansy Pereira, Eliza Crawford , Grace Newnham ABSENT: Sophie Newnham COACH: Kim Johnson

Emma Blake-Hahnel, Sophie Shorland FRONT L-R: Maeve Rolland, Olympia Cover, Han mnh, Grace Scheiner, Sarah Cook ABSENT: Gemma D'Adamo, Laura D'Adamo

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JUNIOR A GREEN GIRLS TENNIS

JUNIOR B BLUE GIRLS TENNIS

2ND ROW L-R: Emelie Joubert, Emily jackson, Philippa Thome,

Luey Fyffe, Charlotte Kay FRONT ROW L-R: Lilli Balaam, Emma Furphy, Isabelle Bennison, Sophie Clark, Georgie Unkenstein COACH: Ms Olivia Allan

2 ND ROW L-R: Charlotte Hastings, Riley Van Ingen, Meg KentSpark, Lucinda Milner, Eliza Fordham FRONT ROW L-R: Millie McArthur, Paige Lyall, Sara Urquhart, Eve Calder, Mollie Fernandez COA CH: Mr Paul Jeffreys

JU NIOR B GREEN GIRLS TENNIS

JUN IOR B WHITE GIRLS TENNIS

2 N D ROW L-R: Angela Morris, Ruby Brownless, Zoe Gorell, Georgia

2N D ROW L-R: Bella Greene, Georgie Osborne, Abby Brierly, Chloe Wynter, Elizabeth Klein FRO N T ROW L-R: Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Meg Blundy jones, Amanda Ioannou, Bibi Holten, Brie Wheeldon COACH: Ms Carolyn Ogston

Hosking, Claudia Crawley FRONT ROW L-R: Olivia Karavitis, Georgie Allen, Katie-Rose Campbell, Claudia Cheatley COACH: Ms Kim Scott

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JUNIOR C GREE N GIRLS TENNIS

2 N D ROW L-R: Isobel Bobbera, Eliza Santalucia, Olivia Anderson,

2N D ROW L-R: Ruby D'Arey, Rebecca Finlay, Isadora Hanley,

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FRO N T ROW L-R: Veronica Nockles, Arcadia De Young, jessica Stewart, Rebecca McGrath COACH: Mrs Claire Bartlett

FRO N T ROW L-R: Emily Nash, Shannessy Ward, Melis Layik, Jocelyn Morgan COACH: Mrs Stephanie Guy

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SWIMMING

SWIMMI NG GIRLS TEAM BACK ROW L-R: Johann a Billings, Georgia Blood, Sophie Klein, Siobhan PIO\'nnan, Katie Appelbe, Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach), Mrs JennIfer Peake (Coach), Mrs Meryn Ratcliffe (TIC Diving) , Mrs Elizabeth Smith (Coach),Mr Sam Ph illips (Coach), Mr George Niewman (Diving coach) 5TH ROW: Madeleine Roberts, Ta zmin Kip, Billie Fenton (Co-Captain of Swimming), Sophie Faulkner (Captain of Diving), Brydie Murrihy (Co-Captain of Swimming), Eliza Scott, Emily Jones, Ell a Fe n to n, Abby Andrew, Ma rtha Dawson, Emma Carruthers, Ginny Eddey, Keeley Murrihy 4TH ROW: Elana Berton, Carla Fowler, Phillipa Weetman , Lucy Drayton, Brooklyn Lancaster, lmogen Nicholson,Jacqueline Humphries 3 RO ROW: Abby Newlon, Angelica Wootton, Charlotte Kay,lssy Summers, Jade Davie, Emily Fyffe, Louisa Cheatley, Annabel Scott 2ND ROW: Ala na Walder, Kate Guthrie, Eliza Gore, Maddie Evans, Ellie Wynhoven, Laura Cayzer, Bridget Mapleson FRONT ROW L-R: Louise McDonald, Morgan Perry, Emma Threadgold, Rachel Goy, Rose Jennett, Lilli Cashman

SWIMMING: GIRLS APS SQUAD REPORT he 201 I season was the highlight of our year and a lot of fun for all involved. As Co-Captains we asked the girls to set small goals throughout the season that they could hope to achieve, and these became the focus of Saturday morning competitions. The girls in the squad were always happy to try a new stroke or do an extra race on Saturdays to support the team and improve their skills. Everyone represented the Green, Blue and White proudly as they rocketed down the pool.

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After some invaluable coaching from Olivia Dalton, Sam Phillips and Kenny McClelland, the girls were inspired to make their enthusiastic coaches proud with personal bests. The guidance of Ms Henning and Mrs Peake cannot go forgotten as they provided the girls with some helpful tips and support whenever we needed it. At Saturday competitions, some accidentally mistook Emily Fyffe and Lucy Drayton for fish as they stunned the competition with their speed. A special mention must be made of the younger girls for stepping up and attempting new strokes and to the senior girls for always putting extra effort into each session and being role models to the younger girls.

At the APS final in March, the girls were ready to perform at their best. The night was full of highlights and we were able to show everyone how hard we had trained. We had a fantastic tum out of supporters who cheered us on all night, pushing us to perform at our best. Congratulations

to Keeley Murrihy (Year 10) who placed a very respectable 3rd in her som Breaststroke against tough competition .

The senior girls, Billie Fenton, Brydie Murrihy, Emily Jones, Eliza Scott and Madeline Roberts , all performed at their very best. Some Year 12 girls who didn't make the APS team but deserve an important mention for their effort were Ebony Westman, Lizzie Walmsley, Holly Shelley, Emily Serle, Billie Rosewall, Alice Odam, Tazmin Kip, Phillip a Cole, Chloe Claringbold and Julia Castles.

Thanks must go to Mrs Smith for organising times and places in all the races, which became crucial in verifying our success over our rivals, Geelong Grammar at the APS final. We would be lost without her l Our warmest and deepest gratitude is given to Mrs Porter for all her hard work throughout the season. Swimming just wouldn't be the same without her I The squad was amazing to swim with throughout the season and we could not have asked for a better year.

Brydie Murrihy and Billie Fenton Co-Captains

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SWIMMING: BOgS APS REPORT nce again this year saw the boys' team combine with Geelong Grammar in the hope that we would be able to match it with the powerhouse schools of St Kevin's and Caulfield Grammar. This worked well in the Open Age group where we took out 20 of the possible 24 relays for the season.

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Unfortunately, this forrn was not reflected in the younger age groups as the lack of numbers took its toll; the boys had to back up race after race against extremely strong competition. Many exceptional performances were still recorded with the likes of Harry Kershaw and Fraser Mahoney dominating their individual races.

The 25th annual APS finals took place on Wednesday 30th March at MSAC and saw the boys faced with intimidating opposition squads brimming with State and National swimmers and cheer squads measured by the busload. Our own cheer squad was energetic in their efforts, but there was only so much the two Geelong Grammar Gap students could do and their cheers were soon drowned out by the chants of the larger schools'

was undoubtedly the efforts of our local superfish Harry Kershaw who placed 2nd three times and 3rd once in his five events for the night; well done ' All swimmers must be commended on their efforts this year and for their eagerness to tum up to training and brave the early mornings. The efforts made by all the squad this year in training was reflected in the consistency and frequency that personal bests were achieved throughout the season and helped make 201 I a greaL year for swimming at The Geelong College.

Special thanks go to our coaches Kenny McClelland and Sam Phillips for their great efforts with the boys this year.

Thanks also to the staff members of Ms Henning, Mrs Porter, Mr Coburn with the younger boys, and Mrs Smith for her "behind the scenes" efforts. Without these people, and the support and energy that they put into the squad, this season would not have been possible.

James Porter Captain

The team received a welcome boost with the inclusion of boys from Cricket, Rowing and Tennis who adapted well on the night. There were many personal bests and stellar performances resulting in the boys finishing a respectable 9th, beating Carey Grammar. The highlight of the meet

DIVING BOYS TEAM BACK ROW L-R: Ben Wade, Brian Rafferty, Jonathan Khoo, Xavier Seller, Mr Teny Coburn (Coach), Joshua Saunders, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Mr

George Niewman (Diving Coach) 3 RD ROW: Bernie Chomley, Campbell McDonald (Vice-Captain), James Porter (Captain), Johnnie Philip, Nelson Brand, Alex Selway, Patrick Crisp 2N D ROW: Fraser Mahony, Hany Welleman, Hany Kershaw, William Golightly, Nicholas Cayzer, Michael Mawson FRONT ROW L-R: William Carr, Elliott Grossnickle, Callum Mackay, Lachlan McDonald, Brayden Allan, Max Lazarus, James Humphries, Tom Neerhut

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DIVING APS DIVING REPORT he 201 I diving season proved to be both challenging and a great deal of fun for all . Despite tough competition each Saturday, both the boys and girls showed excellent team spirit and their determination was to be admired especially those divers who turned up to the early morning trainings. Saturday mornings also provided an arena for all divers to practise and improve, and tackle new challenges.

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The diving team this year showed a promising future with 37 boys and 18 girls participating in Saturday competitions and clinics throughout the season. The team trained hard and this was shown in the results at the APS finals on TUesday 29th and Wednesday 30th March at MSAC in Melbourne. All the girls and boys who competed are to be commended for their great efforts with many personal best placings recorded. Louise McDonald, Ginny Eddy, Barclay Fitzpatrick and Josh Saunders were standout

divers across the two nights, all placing in the top 3 in their respective age groups. Again both Geelong College and Geelong Grammar joined as a 'Geelong Combined' team; this was a great experience for them to meet and have fun with others from a different school.

Special thanks go to all of the parents who helped run the table on Saturday mornings and at the APS nights. Thank you to our main coach George Niewman who provided an endless amount of time to make sure that everyone was at the right place, at the right time, doing as they should. Thanks must also go to Annabelle Burgess and Grace Byrnes who were great support throughout the season. Lastly, thank you to Mrs Ratcliffe who organised all our meets and made sure that everyone was at training.

Without these people the season would not have been as successful as it was.

Sophie Faulkner Captain

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BASKETBALL

GI R L S 1 ST BASKETBALL, 2011

2 ND ROW L-R: Eliza Panckridge, Alana Hocking, Jennifer Cleary (Captain) FRONT ROW L-R: Sarah Meager, Shaan Blythe, Danielle Roberts, Benz Yingyoud (Vice Captain), Zoe Vaughan ABSE NT: Kylie Morrissy (Coach)

he season for the Ist Girls basketball team this year has not been without challenge. As it was our first season playing in ISt Division, we saw ourselves up against much older, tougher and more experienced teams. Believe it or not, our most exciting game was our first at Assumption, the start of many long bus trips to the outskirts of Melbourne. Even though it was our first time together, we played exceptionally well and seemed to combine without any problems. Little did we know this game was going to be the closest we came to winning all season with a 3 point loss. We played aggressively and with confidence; we knew that whatever the outcome, we would keep going and make sure that we tried to improve for the next game.

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Each team member contributed to the determination and enthusiasm that was sustained throughout the season.

This included the Year 9S Zoe Dixon and Georgia Zaleski with occasional help from some of the Inter team players such as Shaan Blythe, Sarah Meager and Olivia Skinner all of whom contributed enormously to the success of the season. The team also included Alana Hocking, Danielle Roberts, Eliza Panckridge, Zoe Vaughan, Vice-Captain Benz Yingyoud, and Jennifer Cleary.

Thanks must be given to each of the girls for making the season so enjoyable. It rounded out my last season of College sport perfectly. I would also like to th ank our loyal Basketball Co-Ordinator Mr Carroll for all the work he has done behind the scenes to ensure our season has run as smoothly as possible. We must also recognize the guidance, wisdom and faith that our fabulous Coach Kylie Morrissey brought to our team. It was a great season, and although we were unable to come away with a win, we definitely became a stronger team and individually, better and more determined players.

The 3rd team had a fun filled and successful season this year. Their resilient and hardworking attitude did in pay off, winning more than half of their games. Throughout the season the girls discovered many new skills and improved remarkably. All the girls enjoyed the season very much as they were faced with new and exciting challenges each week. A thank you must be given to Coach Ms Clark who should be acknowledged for all her hard work.

The Inter Girls also had a great season with only 2 losses, both unfortunately by one point. The Inter girls were coached by the Geelong Lady Cats' Paul O'Brien who

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BOYS 1ST BASKETBALL, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Nikolas Jeremic, Daniel McDonald, Cody Craven, Mr Nathan Friend (Coach), Adam Guala, Macklen Barker, Jayden Barber FRONT ROW L-R: Alex Hubbert, Sebastian McMillan (Vice Captain), Taylor Bett (Captain), Jackson Breer, Jeremy Edwards

approached each training session and match with a very professional outlook. He provided the girls with many additional skills while still working on the 'fundamentals' of the game.

Jennifer Cleary Captain

BASKETBALL: BOYS TEAMS Boys' basketball at the College is a sport undergoing development and change with the aim of producing more competitive sides in the future. The past two seasons, the ISt team has played in the APS ISt Division due to its previous successful seasons in the 2nd Division. This was a large step up both in the level of competition and status.

The 3rd and 5th teams, coached by Deanna Smith and Mr Al Smith respectively, had mixed success. Both teams recorded strong wins as well as going down in some strongly contested losses. All boys were able to become better players from their experiences this season, and grow as sportsmen under the College's basketball program.

These players also formed a close bond as a team and were often seen watching and cheering on the 1St team on Saturday mornings.

Preseason training indicated that the Ist squad would consist of only Year 9 to I I students making it a difficult challenge without some more mature bodies in the mix.

The team consisted of Year 9S Pat Crisp and jackson Breer, Year IO boys jayden Barber and Adam Guala, and a majority of Year I I players: Nikolas jeremic, Daniel McDonald, Macklen Barker, Sebastian McMillan, Nick Quail, Cody Craven, Jeremy Edwards and 1. Thanks to great coaching by our new Coach Nathan Friend, and with help from Simon Robertson, the team was able to improve greatly over the season becoming a tightly knit unit.

Unfortunately, our results did not always reflect the effort put in by the team, but the experience gained will hold them in good stead for the 20I2 season.

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The Year roB team emerged from the winter season recording some great wins and a few close losses. Coached

by Joshua Beaumont, these boys were both enthusiastic and ready to play hard, always available to step up to provide training partners for the 1St boys. Forming a friendly rapport with their coach, all players were able to enjoy their season and come out as stronger basketballers in the end.

The Year gB boys, being new to the Senior School this season, were quick to rna -e their mark and were able to record some spirited wins throughout the season. This was matched also by some losses that provided a learning ex-perience for the young side and

helped them improve as well as reinforcing the team's motivation to train. Their coach, Mr Cam Bennett, helped to create a fun and constructive environment for training.

He made sure the time was spent productively shaping the boys for next season.

Boys' basketball at the College had a very productive and successful season this year, and we all look forward to making a strong return to the APS next year.

Taylor Bett Captain

BASKETBAll - BOYS3RDS BACK ROW L-R:Felix Koutsoukis, Simon He, Ben Stefanovic, Caleb Wong, Ms Deanna Smith (Coach) FRONT ROW: Fred Chai, Eason Wu ABSENT: Cody Craven, Kyle Booth

BASKETBALL - BOYS5THS BACK ROW L-R: Adam Senan,James Potter, Nicholas Fulton, Angus Manning FRONT ROW: Matthew Lam, Ho Yeung Lam, Fred Chan, Fred Chai ABSENT: Felix Koutsoulds, Padraic McGuire, Jonathon Khoo, Charlie Iredell

BASKETBALL - BOYSIDB BACK ROW L-R: Harrison Bowler, Curtis Wynhoven, Jye Osborn, Brady Harmon, Alex Livermore, Mr Joshua Beaumont (Coach) FRONT ROW: Oscar Lei, Eu Yin Hor, David Jelfs

BASKETBALL - BOYS9B BACK ROW L-R: : Nicholas Malishev, Mr Cam Bennett (Coach) Mike Moore, Zachery Edgar FRONT: Thomas McGowan, Joseph Fowler, Mitchell O'Leary, Jackson Breer

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BASKETBALL - GIRLS 3RDS BACK ROW L-R: Ms P. Clark (Coach) , Rebecca Filling, Lucy

BASKETBALL - GIRLS INTERMEDIATE BACK ROW L-R: Shaan Blythe, Bronte Panckridge, Christa Gekas,

Campbell, Lauren Heyward Front Annabelle Chrimes, Bow Samanbut, Samantha Lim

Sarah Meager FRONT ROW: Natalie Collett, Beatrice Fraser, Olivia Skinner, Kelly Ao ABSENT: Phoebe Niven

BOYS 8 BASKETBALL CAPTION BACK ROW: Andrew Goldsack, Jerone Horvat, Davis Kontelj FRONT ROW: Kasra Reja, Steven Ling, Jesse Blundy-Jones,

YEAR 7 / 8 GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Kennedy McMaster, Ella Wood, Emma Dixon FRONT ROW: Izzy Summers, Abbey Newton, Amy You, Molly

Samuel Bartlett

Russell

YEAR 7 A BOYS BASKETBALL CAPTION

BOYS 7B BASKETBALL CAPTION

BACK ROW: Ethan Braslis, Angus Longden, Max Dawe

BACK ROW: Sam Wang, Lachlan Minahan, William Tol

FRONT ROW: Charlie Blond, Noah Sebastian, Morgan Bett,

FRONT ROW: Noah Nicholas, Matt Christou, Liam rumbull, Joshua Grigson COACH: Mr W Benson

Patrick Hurley

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SNOWSPORTS

S N OWSPORTS TEAM 2011

(abs. Lucas Wood)

lorious sunshine welcomed the Victorian Imerschool's competitors to Mt Buller on August 21st to 26th. 5 Prep school and 5 Senior school students demonstrated their skills and enthusiasm in a variety of skiing and snowboarding events. Their team spirit, positive 'can do' attitude and resilience made both parents and the school proud. The following students qualified for Nationals, held at Falls Creek, in individual and team events: Mardi Stapleton, Mollie Fernandez, Ben Tyler, Lucas Wood, Harry Welleman and Will Golightly.

Mollie placed 5th and 7th in her events; however, Mardi

G

was unable to attend. The boys placed 5th in the Alpine team event. All students did a fantastic job of representing the school. Mollie, in particular, had an outstanding season this year. She won the BCRA boarder cross event in Canada, secured a three year apparel sponsorship deal with Ripcurl , raced in multiple events on Mt Hotham and Perisher with success and recently placed first in the Mt Buller King of the Mountain event in h er age group. Congratulations to all College students who represented the school in the Victorian and National Championships. See you all next year!

Sam Slorach, Charlie Crozier

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Mardi Stapleton

Will Golightly, Harry Welleman, Ben 1y-ler

Will Golightly

Mardi and Mollie

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Sam Slorach

Mollie Fernandez

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SOCCER

GI RLS 1ST SOCCER, 2011 2N D R OW L-R: Eliza McGrath, Elena Gazis, Holly Shelley, Emma Allen, Laura Walker, Vanessa Lewicki, Tanya Potter, Annabel Sloane FRONT ROW L-R: Georgina Walmsley, Emily Serle, Alana Mitchell (Vice Captain), Jasmine Emselle (Captam), Sarah Sturges, Llana Banjanin, Eliza Sco AB S ENT: Mr Fabio D'Agostin (Coach)

SOCCER: GIRLS REPORT

T

he girls' team had a fantastic season, underpinned by commitment and deterrnmabon that was clearly shown in the improvement of all the teams.

The 1st team had many highs and lows throughout the winter season. The season kicked off well with a win against Assumption and a couple of gallant draws, including the highlight of the season, a hard fought draw against Caulfield who eventually finished top of the table for the year with only one loss and one draw. The results for the second half of the season did not do justice to the hard work and attitude displayed by the girls.

The final game against Grammar summed up the season.

A tight struggle in the first 40 minutes resulted in a nil all score line at half time. The half time deadlock was broken

by Grammar about 10 minutes into the second half, but was quickly followed by Georgie Walmsley's equaliser.

Another Grammar goal was again followed quickly by another equaliser by Liana Banjanin. A shattering goal in the final minutes saw College go down 3-2. The team's defiant attitude saw us get back into the game twice and demonstrated the great fighting spirit the girls had all

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season. The final tally was I win, 2 draws and 5 losses.

Credit must go to our coach Mr D'Agostin who kept stressing that we were the equal or better than many teams when our mind was on the job.

The 2nd team played in the 3rd competition and had a creditable season which they played in good spirits and with enthusiasm. Coach Halil Sweeney made training sessions enjoyable and was always encouraging on the sidelines during the weekend. Each member of the team contributed every week with the best players recorded as "The Whole Team" on several occasions. The girls have had three wins, two losses and a draw.

The Inter B Girls were the shining light of girls' soccer this season with five wins and two losses. If there is one thing that would characterise the season for the team it would be the level of collaboration and teamwork on the field.

The girls played in high spirits, with determination and with increasing skill. Mr Andrews must be congratulated on his work with the girls. The final game summed up the season for the Inter B Girls just as it had for the 1St team, but in stark contrast, College scored the winning goal in the final minute of the game.

On behalf of all of the teams, I would like to thank our coaches for all the hard work and persistence that they have given us over the season. I would like to also thank all the parents who came and supported and encouraged the girls all season.

The growing popularity and higher profile of girls' soccer in Australia is sure to continue the rise in popularity at College and all the hard work and commitment will be rewarded.

Jasmine Emselle Captain

SOCCER: BOYS TEAM REPORT: This year was a solid season for 1st team who played in the 2nd Division competition and there were plenty of highlights. Only 3 members of the 20IO team remained so the team had to be rebuilt. Our Coach Steve Luczo showed us new drills that were challenging at first, but we mastered them. The first game against Geelong Grammar provided a great start to the season with a thumping 7-0 win with goals from Chris Nixon (3), Alex Certoma (3) and Charlie Callan. Most of our matches were high scoring affairs but we managed to win most of them. Our first loss of the season was recorded against Scotch, 3- I. The first and only trip to Melbourne also resulted in a loss against Haileybury. The final score was 2-4.

The most important game of our season came in the first week after the break. We played against Geelong Grammar

1st XI to see if we could match it with them. In an even first half the score was locked at I - I, but after halftime we were caught napping for a IO minute spell in which they scored 3 goals. We clawed our way back to 4-3 but couldn't find a goal to equalise. This was by far our best game of the season, and we played better than our opposition for most of the game.

This season has been very productive with 3 wins, I draw and 3 losses and with only a few players in Year 12 this year, we should be able to build next season. I would like to thank all the boys for a great season, Mr Kovacev as TIC of Soccer for giving us so many home games and most of all, I would like to thank our coach Steve Luczo who has stuck with us throughout the season seeing us improve and tum into a great unit.

The 2nd team comprising of Year 12 students had a great year under Coach David Anderson. The squad was very tight on numbers and injuries took their toll in the latter stages of the season when a few games were played with fewer than the full complement of players. The team stuck to their guns and produced some fine results.

Congratulation must be paid to the whole team for playing so well under difficult circumstances.

The 3rd team, made up of Year I I students, almost went through the season undefeated. In their only loss, they played with one man short due to a large number of injuries that weekend. The boys played with great skill and power, going into each game with confidence and

BOYS 1ST SOCCER, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Charlie Callan, Timothy Wong, Shane Jacob, Matthew Allen, William Cailes, Harry Forsyth, Edwin Lau FRONT ROW L-R: Rowan Baldam, Nathan Salvalaggio, Christopher Nixon (Vice Captain), Alexander Certoma (Captain), Golf

Pisankitvanich, Mark Pisankitvanich ABSENT: Mr Steve Luczo

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detennination. Credit must go to Michael Jones who united the boys into a cohesive unit. Highlight of the year was the 11-0 thumping of Caulfield Grammar.

201 I was a topsy turvy year for the Year 10 team. The

season started very well with early wins against Wesley, Xavier and Caulfield. This was, however, followed by a mid-year slump, but we finished off v.rith a draw against Geelong Grammar and a \vin against Melbourne. Coach Tim Watson was very enthusiastic and encouraging and got the best out of the boys. He concentrated on improving skills with his varied trainings. The forward line was productive, fed ably by a hardworking midfield. A feature of their play was the use of the wings. On most occasions the backline held their structure and repelled many attacks. A special mention must be made of goalkeeper Max Payne.

He pulled off some unbelievable saves.

The Year 9 boys from Geelong College had a very interesting season. Things looked promising after their first game, coming from behind to win 4 - I. This was a fantastic effort as for many of the boys; this was their first taste of success in APS competition. The boys certainly deserve a pat on the back as does the Coach Mr Kovacev whose passion was infectious. Next year can only get better for this skilled group of footballers.

Alex ander Certoma Captain

GIRLS 2NDS COACH: Halil Sweeney, Victoria Andersson, Ally Luppino, Maeve

Rolland, Lucy Walsh, Georgina Skuza, Georgia Wilson, Brooklyn Lancaster Vanda Fletcher, Sarah Cielesh, Rebecca Griffiths, Sophie Desborough ABSENT: Caitlyn Humphreys, Lexie Ragg, Lucinda Blakey

BOYS 4THS

BOYS STHS

Alex Walsgott, Andrew White, Cameron Pike, Trent Tomkins Lachlan Serle, Merce Laohavisit, James Emselle, Aaron Sachdev COACH: David Anderson ABSE N T: Bryce George, Rowan Payne

Jackson Deahl, Alan Thomas, Matthew Mcgrath, Callum Jenkins, Lachlan Summers, Nicholas Hvidberg, Joel Barton, Will O'Donnell, Tom Lever, Rory McCaffrey ABSENT: Michael Jones (Coach), Thomas Brennan, Sam O'brien-

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SOCCER - BOYS YEARS 9

YEAR 10

Coach: Mr E Kovacev, Matthew Appelbe, Zachary Yeaman, James Ragg, Joshua Haskett, Michael Wiener, Aaron Ward, Hugh Bell, Douglas Hom Leo Jegatheesan,Angus Tan, Toby Profitt, Liam Forrest, Alec Attwood, Jack Calvert, Henry Beaumont -Kelly

Mark Jangprasit, Max Varley, Andrew Mcglade, Charlie Medic, Brian Rafferty, Peter Angliss Max Payne, Mitchell Stewart, Sam Kelly, William Shelley, Jack Shembrey, Andrew Sloan ABSENT: Tim Watson (Coach) , Richard Rollo

YEAR 7 / 8A GIRLS SOCCER BACK ROW: Amelia Fitzgerald, Elana Berton, Chantel Horvat,

GIRLS YEAR 7 / 8B SOCCER BACK ROW : Rachael Goy, Brittany Fowler, Isobel Bobbera, Claudia

Angela Morris, Chloe Wynter, Isabelle Bennison, FRONT ROW: Jemima Hutchins, Rebecca McGrath, Angela Wootton, Sophie Clark, Sophie Klein, Hollie Rochow COACH: Mr Michael Panckridge

Cheatley

YEAR 7 / 8A BOYS SOCCER CAPTION BACK ROW: Matthew Malishev, Brandon Clutterbuck, Thomas

YEAR 7/ 8B BOYS SOCCER

Hastings, Elliott Grossnickle, Thomas Deahl, Aaron Sayers, Mitchell McAllister FRONT ROW: Oscar Beaumont-Kelly, Sam Hvidberg, Edward Arundell, Lachlan McPherson, William Knuckey, Mark Kovacev, Joshua Skuza, Xavier Consedine COACH: Mr Eoghan Brownen

FRONT ROW: Emma Furphy, Veronica Nockles, Isabella Spinazzola, Millie McArthur, Melis Layik COACH: Mr Michael Panckridge

BACK ROW: Robert Fowler, Patrick Molloy, Matthew Ruffin, Kade Cullen, Lachlan Crozier FRONT ROW: Alexander Morrow, Alexander Blight, Harrison Brown, Tim Torode, Thomas Murray COACH : Mr Kevin Flanagan

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ATHLETICS

GIRLS APS ATHLETICS SQUAD, 2011 4TH ROW L-R: Julia Mann, Jade Davie, Philippa Weetman, Angela Morris, Zoe Dixon, Alana Hocking, Melody Philpott, Ella Vernon, Kameiko Gray, Chloe Wynter, Lucy Fyffe, Katie-Rose Campbell, Mr G Donovan (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach) 3RD ROW L-R: MrWWade (Coach), Mr D Curnow (Coach), Mrs M Barnes (Coach), Morgan Perry, Emily Fuller, Georgina Calvert, Ella Fenton, Sarah Meager, Ellen Porter, Claudia Conway, Amy Sheridan, Laura Walker, Brydie Rankin, Emily Fyffe, Annabelle Shannon, Martha Dawson, Tahlia Rowbottom 2ND ROW L-R: Samantha Simson, Lucy Watson, Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Teacher In Charge), Camille Jeffreys (Captain), Emily Serle (Vice Captain), Jennifer Cleary, Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Jessica Fitzpatrick, Lili Balaam FRONT ROW L-R: Michaela Ryan, Erica Robinson, Charlotte Kay, Aleisha Mauderer, Megan Wallace, Summer Spikers, Zara Edgar, Charlotte Hastings ABSENT: Olivia Garcey, India Warson ABSENT COACHES: Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Mr M Fountain, Mrs H Green, Ms C Guest, Ms S Guy, MrW Harris, MrsJ-A Hussey, Mrs A Jackman, Mr P Jeffreys, Miss KJohnson, Ms K Lomas, Mr N Lomas, Mr W Mavros, Ms SNelson, Ms MOates, MrT Paton, Mr F Russell, Mr M Torpey

GI RLS ATHLETICS thletes are such a diverse group of people, but the key quality for most is the willingness to take on a challenge in a difficult sport and persist. The 201 I Girls squad showed their spirit to train for twelve weeks and compete strongly at this year's APS Sports. Despite the awful weather at the new Albert Park track, the Geelong College team improved on last year's performance and the enthusiasm and effort of our younger athletes showed potential for the future.

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Highlights of the Final included twenty-two personal bests achieved by College athletes and first places by high jumper Zoe Dixon, hurdler Summer Spikers, sprinter Lucy Fyffe and shot putters Amy Sheridan, Georgie Calvert, Melody Philpott and Olivia Garcey. A number of athletes made a significant contribution by competing in PEGASUS 2011 I PAGE 170

four or more events on the day. Well done to Julia Mann, Emily Fyffe, Summer Spikers, Katie-Rose Campbell, Lucy Fyffe, Jade Davie and Charlotte Hastings for their efforts.

The determination shown by our girls was typified by Annabelle Shannon who ran courageously in the Open 1500m despite illness. I was proud of all our team as they showed great spirit against very talented athletes from the other five schools.

At the Athletics Dinner, Most Improved presentations were made to Jade Davie, Alana Hocking, Angela Morris and Megan Wallace and Team Contribution awards went to Julia Mann and Laura Walker. The valuable work of the Athletics Parent Support Group led by Mrs Jenny Kittelty was noted and appreciated by all athletes.

Our coaches have encouraged and supported us over many training sessions and Saturdays, so thank you to College

Staff Mrs Barnes, Mr Curnow, Mr Donovan, Ms Guest, Mrs Jackman, Mrs Green, Mr Jeffreys, Miss Johnson, Ms Mavros, Mrs Oates, Mr Robbins, Mr Torpey and our outside coaches for their involvement. Special mention must go to Mrs Filling, Mrs Russell and Mr Parkes for their coaching, organisation, motivation and commitment to athletics.

Well done to all the girls in this year's team. Thank you to Year r2 athletes Jen Cleary and Lucy Watson and ViceCaptain Emily Serle for their friendship and contribution to athle tics over a number of seasons. I will not forget the fantastic experiences I have had as a Geelong College athlete and I encourage all members of the squad to train hard and achieve their best in the future .

Camille Jeffreys Captain of Girls ' Athletics

Camille Jeffreys has been a key member of successful Geelong College teams in APS and Athletics Victoria competitions for seven years, including the 2005 APS Premiership and the National Knockout Final in 2007. Her events included sprints, relays, both horizontal jumps and shot put and she always worked hard at training and competed with determination and enthusiasm. This year she represented the College in five events

at the APS Sports and achieved a personal best and third place in the Open triple jump. Camille was an involved and positive Captain and led by example in her dedication to the team.

T P Parkes

Teacher in Charge of Athletics

BOYS ' ATHLETICS It was an historic year for the Geelong College Athletics squad with the APS Combined Sports being held for the first time at the new Lakeside Stadium and six Ur4 even s being added to the Boys' Program. Our team of thirtyseven boys found the competition challenging, but tried hard in every event. Although we slipped back from last year's very strong performance, all College athletes showed determination and support for each other.

Highlights of the day included the efforts of Ur6 athletes Sam Russell and Barclay Fitzpatrick, who both achieved two fourth places, the hurdling of Damien Hatch and Alex Divola's UI 5 shot put performance Lachie McPherson did very well in his first APS Sports to achieve second place in the Ur4 room and James Koroneos jumped strongly in both UI7 horizontal jumps. Sprinters Will May and James Fitzpatrick and high jumper Sam Walsh achieved top six

BOYS APS ATHLETICS , 2011 3RD ROW L-R: Harry Shannon, Thomas Hastings, Matthew Lamont, Matthew Castles, Simeon Flanagan, Damien Hatch, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Sam Walsh, Nicholas Fulton, Will May, Harry Dalton,James Fitzpatrick, Grant Philpott 2ND ROW L-R: Tom Shembrey, Charlie Langley, Braeden Eddy, Jack Shembrey, Tom Batarilo, Sam MarIes, Zaine Cordy, Max Steinfort, James Koroneos, Luke Henry, Harry Jess, Charlie Curnow, Sam Russell, Lachlan McPherson, Matthew, Synoradzki FRONT ROW L-R: Matthew Malishev, Mr D Curnow (Coach), Mrs D Filling (Coach), Mr T Parkes (Teacher in Charge), George Curnow (CoCaptain), Callen Wade (Co-Captain), Oscar Robinson (Vice Captain), Mrs L Russell (Prep School Athletics Co-ordinator), Mr M Wade (Coach), Mr G Donovan (Coach), Mr B Robbins (Coach) ABSENT: Lachlan Cameron, Alex Divola, Jeremy Edwards, Guy Fanning, Nick Fry, Harry Graham, Adam Guala, Matthew Jackman, Patrick Spinazzola ABSENT COACHES: Ms M Booth, Ms M Cole, Mr M Fountain, Mrs H Green, Ms C Guest, Ms S Guy, Mr W Harris, Mrs J-A Hussey, Mrs A Jackman, Mr P Jeffreys, Miss KJohnson, Ms K Lomas, Mr N Lomas, Mr W Mavros, Ms SNelson, Ms MOates, Mr T Paton, Mr F Russell, Mr M Torpey

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finishes. Fourteen personal bests were achieved by College athletes. In an exciting last event of the day Geelong College won the Division 2 final of the Open 4 x loom relay. Fourth runner Matt Lamont held off a fast-finishing Geelong Grammar and both schools finished on equal points at the end of the fifty-two event competition.

At the Athletics Dinner Team Contribution awards recognised the efforts of Barclay Fitzpatrick, Sam Russell and Oscar Robinson and Most Improved trophies were presented to Zaine Cordy, James Fitzpatrick and Damien Hatch. Throughout the season all of our coaches have worked hard to help individual athletes and the team.

Than ·s must go to all the Staff coaches named in the Girls' report and to our outside coaches Monique Booth, Mandi Cole, Mark Fountain, Steph Guy, Wanen Harris, Julie-Anne Hussey, Kenyn Lomas, Neale Lomas, Sophie Nelson, Tom Paton, Fraser Russell and Matthew Wade. We would like to thank especially Mrs Russell and Mr Parkes for their hard work and dedication to athletics at Geelong College over our years in the team.

Congratulations to all athletes in the 20l I squad for their efforts during the season. Well done to our fellow Year l2 athletes ick Fulton, Damien Hatch, Harry Jess and ViceCaptain Oscar Robinson for their contributions over a number of seasons and best wishes to future College athletes.

George Curnow and Callen Wade Co-Capta ins of Boys' Athletics

George Curnow has represented Geelong College in APS athletics and Athletics Victoria competitions for six seasons. He has competed successfully in high jump, hurdles and sprint relays, including wins in the U16 and U17 high jump at the Combined Sports. His hard work at training and his encouragement and coaching of younger athletes have been features of his role as Captain. He competed in the Open high jump and jinished fourth this year.

Callen Wade has been a member of the Geelong College athletics team for jive years from Year 8 to Year 12. He has been a key sprinter, relay runner and long jumper in APS, Schools Relays and Knockout teams and received a number of Team Contribution awards for his willingness to train hard and take on the challenge of multiple events. This year he provided a positive lead as Captain in his four events, achieving a personal best in the Open 200m at the APS Combined Sports.

T P Parkes Teacher in Charge of Athletics

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UNDER 15

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS 2011 - GIRLS Event

CompetItor

TIme/dlst

Place

WInner

WInner's tlme/dlst

IOO1n

Camille Jeffreys

14.06 sec

6

HC

12.29 sec

200nl

Laura Walker

27. 8 sec

3

HC

25.56 sec

Philippa \Aleetman

69 .74 sec

6

Caul

61.33 sec 2 :2 1.10 min

OPEN

oom

LUCY Wa tson

2:3910 min

6

Caul

1500m (A)

Annabelle Shannon

5:5752 mIn

6

Caul

1500m (B)

Erica Robinson

5:29.63 min

4Xl oom Relay

Emily Serle.

Camille Jeffreys.

Philippa Weetman.

Ka meiko Gray

55.26 sec

4X4oom Relay

Jade Davie. Emily Fyffe. Julia Mann.

Camille Jeffreys

4.19-73 min

WC

4:ro.63 min

Hurdles l oom

Emily Fuller

17.97 sec

Caul

14.56 sec

High Jump

Emily Serle

1·35 m

GGS

1. 60m

Long Jump

Emily Serle

4.66m

Caul

5·71m

lTiple Jump

Shot Put (A ) Shot Put (B)

Camille Jeffreys

6

4-457 2 m in

Caul

51.06 sec

Caul

lO.65 m

4

Caul Caul

8.44ffi

I I

24ffi

9·oom

,4 kg)

UNDER 17 loom

Laura Walker

13.62 sec

Caul

12,]3 sec

200m

Emily Fyffe

27.44 sec

Caul

26.21 sec

4.OOm

Julia Mann

61.26 sec

Caul

59.69 sec

800m

Annabelle Shannon

2:27 .80 min

Carey

2:21.19 min

.1.XlOOm

Ellen Poner.

La ura Walker.

Zoe Dixon.

Manha Dawson

54-33 sec

Caul

50.59 sec

Relay

WC

16.45 sec

Caul

1. 56m

Carey

5·33 m

Caul

ro·34ffi

Hu rdles loom

Megan Wallace

19.51 sec

High Jump

Ella Fenton

1.50m

Long Jum p

Marilla Dawson

lTiple Jump

Manha Dawson

9·0 1m

Sh o t Pu (AI

Alana Hocking

lO·30m

Caul

10·39m

Shot Put 'B)

Melody Philpott

9· 16m

GC

9·16m

.. kg)

4

6

UNDER 16 julia Mann

13.39 sec

Carey

12,]3 sec

Julia Mann

28. 19 sec

Carey

26.30 sec

Emily Fyffe

59.69 s ec

WC

58.94 sec

800m

Ella Vernon

2:33. 19 m in

WC

2:27.61 min

1500m 'A)

Zoe Dixon

5:34.40 m in

loom 200m

4

6

WC

5:09.90 min 5.11.80 mi n 51.49 sec

1500m '8)

Ella Vernon

5.46.80 min

HC

4Xl00m Relay

Summer Spikers.

Emily Fyffe. Julia

52.94 sec

WC

Katie· Rose Campbell

13.82 sec

Caul

13.35 sec

200m

Katie · Rose Ca mpbell

27 .86 sec

Caul

27 .74 sec

400m

Jess Fitzpatrick

69.4<1 sec

Caul

62. 10 sec

800m

Claudia Conway

WC

2:25 . 15 min

4X loom Rel ay

Cha rlotte Kay. Katie-Rose Campbell .

Zara Edga r.

Claudia Conway

67? 5 sec

Caul

5' .28 sec

Hurdles 90 m

Samantha Simson

2 122 sec

Caul

14 .49 sec

High Jum p

Brydie Ra nkin

1.43 m

WC

LongJump

Katie· Rose Campbell

4 ·54m

WC

4·55 m

lTi ple Ju mp

Katie· Rose Ca mpbell

IO.2 Im

Caul

10.69m

Shot Pu t (A)

Claudia Conway

4

Caul

11.80m

Shot Pu t (B)

Ch a rlotte Kay

6

Caul

8.67m

13.31 sec

6

(3 kg) UNDER 14 loom

Lu cy Fyffe

13.4 1 sec

Caul

200m

Lucy Fyffe

27 .06 sec

GC

27 .06 sec 61.29 sec

12. I o m

(APS RECORD)

Camille Jeffreys Jennifer Cleary

6

Caul

100m

400m

Jad e Davie

63.0 1 sec

Caul

800m

Angela Moms

2:26 .11 min

Caul

2:22 .63 min

1500m (A)

Angela Moms

5:2 317 min

Caul

5:12 .08 min

1500m (B)

Lilli Balaam

5:58.66 min

WC

5:29.73 min

4Xloom Relay

Jess Fit2patrick .

Jade Davie.

Angela Moms.

Lucy Fyffe

53.93 sec

Caul

Hurdles 80m

Chloe Wynter

16.80 sec

HC

High Jum p

Jade Davie

130m

Long Jump

Lucy Fyffe

4

4

6

lTiple Ju mp

Morgan Perry

Sho t Put (A)

Georgina Calvert

8.62m

Shot Put (B)

Jade Davie

6·3 8m

6

13.70 sec

Caul Caul

4·95 m

Caul

10.13m

GC

8.62m

Caul

8.68m

HC

13.91 sec

HC

29.87 sec

Carey

2:2915 min

(3 kg)

UNDER 13 loom

Cha rlotte Hastings

200m

Charlotte Hastings

800m

Lilli Balaam

4 xl OOm Relay

Aleisha Mauderer.

Charlotte Hastings.

India Watson.

Michaela Rya n

59.77 sec

Caul

56.71 sec

Hurdles 80m

Aleisha Mauderer

17 I I sec

Caul

J 4.39 sec

High Jump

India Watson

1·3 1m

4

Caul

1.45m

Long Jum p

Zara Ed gar

3· 19m

6

Caul

4·08m

Shot Pu t (A)

Charlotte Hastings

6·72m

HC

8 45 m

Shot Put (8) (3 kg)

Talia Rowbo ttom

5· 8rm

HC

7· 16m

30.98 sec

Mann. Megan Wallace Hurdles gam

Summer Spikers

15.08 sec

GC GC

15.08 seC

High Jump

Zoe Dixon

I.45m

Lo ngJump

Summer Spikers

4· 38m

4

WC

lTiple Jump

Summer Spikers

8·95m

6

HC

10·37 m

Shot Put (A)

Amy Sheridan

818m

GC

8.]8m

GC

8. 16m

Shot Put '8)

OlIvia Garcey

8.16m

(4 kg)

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Final Points - Girls I I Caulfield Grammar

37 2 .5

4'" Haileybury

Wesley College

271 ·5

5'" Geelong College

3" Carey Grammar

'37 ·5

6"'Geelong Grammar

,

153

UNDER 15

APS COMBINED ATHLETICS RESULTS2011-BOYS Event

Competltor

Tlme/dlst

Place

Winner

Luke Henry

1320sec

II

Caul

I '

200m

Lachle McPherson

25 49 sec

II

Caul

23 19 sec

800m

Charlie Langley

Carey

20351 mIn

11.05 sec

1500m

Tom Shembrey

5:31.07 min

II

Carey

4 35.48 mIn

4Xloom Relay

Tom Has tings, Simeon Flanagan.

Harry Dalton, Matthew Malishev

5235 sec

9

Carey

4X 400m Relay

Lachie McPherson.

Luke Henry.

Harry Dalton, Tom Hastings

WInner's

tlme/dlst

OPEN loom

Calle n Wade

11.62 sec

SKC

200m

Callen Wade

22.91 sec

SKC

22-46 sec

400m

Sam Russell

53.94 sec

II

HC

4913 sec

800m

Guy Fanning

2: 12.24

II

Caul

1:50.89 min

Caul

4:17 II min

min

Isoom

Osca r Robi nson

SKC

9:24.37

3000m

Oscar Robinson

4xloom Relay

Will May. Callen Wade. Damien Hatch. Mall Lamont

44.45 sec

4x 800m Relay

Guy Fanning, Matt Caslles,jack Shembrey, Nick Fry

9:04.20 min

II

Hurdles

Damien Hatch

15.23 sec

4

SKC

High jump

George Curnow

1.85m

4

WC

1.90m

Longjump

Callen Wade

5.63m

9

XC

6.7sm

Triple jump

Matthew Lamont

11.87m

II

SC

Shot Put (6 kg)

Nicholas Fulton

II

HC

min SKC

SKC

42.71 sec

7:4918 mi n

Hurdles loom

Curnow

High ju mp

Charlie

11.93 sec

6

WC

11.34 sec

200m

William May

24.22 sec

WC

22.56 sec

Lachie Cameron

2:29·59 min

II

WC

1:54.23 min

Isoorn

Lachie Cameron

4: 29.45 min

II

SKC

4XlOom Relay

Harry Graham, Tom Batarilo, Max Steinfort, james

45·78 sec

9

XC

3:42.09 min

Harry Graham

II

XC

10

XC

4·9 2m

8

HC

514m

10

MGS

11·95m

4

MGS

Simeon Flanagan

Shot Put (4 kg)

Alex Divola

11.59m

loom

Lachie McPherson

12.45 sec

800m

Harry Shannon

2:29.67 min

4XIoom

Matt jackman, Lachie McPherson, Matthew Synoradzki, Luke Henry

52 .59 sec

UNDER 14

Relay

Caul

12.3 5 sec

10

HC

2:09 .69 m in

10

HC

High jump

Luke Henry

1.40m

10

BGS

Long jump

Matt jackman

4.50m

10

WC

Shot Put (3 kg)

Gra nt Philpott

6.96m

I I

SC

5·50 m

Final Points - Boys 16.66 sec

9

SC

15.70 sec

110m

High jump

Sam Walsh

1.70m

=6

MGS

1. 85m

Long jump

james Koroneos

5·80m

6

MGS

6·57 m

Triple jump

james Koroneos

12.22m

Shot Put (5kg)

1.50m

Triple jump

Koroneos

Hurdles

MGS

43 .69 sec

Koroneos

Adam Guala, Harry Graham, Max Steinfort, james

10

Simeon Flanagan

14.20m

800m

4X 400m Relay

1468 sec

20.0 r sec

Long jump

UNDER 17 William May

Charlie

HC

Curnow

1 10m

loom

70 sec

loom

Adam Guala

SKC I I

r" St Kevin's College

449·0

2nd Melbourne Grammar

4 12.0

3'" Xavier College 4'" Caulfield Grammar

344·5

5'" Scotch College

340·5

6'" Haileybury

334·5

7'" Wesley College

3 10.0

8'" Carey Grammar

277·5

BGS

UNDER 16

loom

james Fitzpatrick

11.94 sec

200m

Sam Russell

24.02 sec

4

SKC

11.33 sec

XC

23. 12 sec

800m

Sam Russell

2:04·05 min

4

WC

2 :01.23 min

1500m

Sam Maries

4:43A7 min

9

WC

418.28 min

9'" Brighton Grammar 10'" =Geelong College

4X loom Relay

Zaine Cordy. james Fitzpatrick, Sam Russell. Ba rclay Fitzpatrick

47.10 sec

4X 400m Relay

james Fitzpatrick, Zaine Cordy, Barclay Fitzpatrick, Sam Maries

3:55.32 min

Hurdles loom

Zaine Cordy

15.46 sec

High jump

Barclay Fitzpatrick

1.70m

4

10'" = Geelong Gra mmar XC

II

44A9 sec

XC

MGS

14.24 sec

SKC

2.OIm (APS RECORD)

Longjump

Sam Russell

SAom

8

MGS

6.20m

lhple jump

Zaine Cordy

11.26m

9

SKC

14.09m(APS RECORD)

Shot Put(4 kg)

Ba rclay Fitzpatrick

14·39m

4

BGS

15·9 1m

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EQUESTRIAN

EQUESTRIAN TEAM, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Lydia Nicholson, Joanna Billings, Sarah Richards, Brigitte Ward-Moss, Ally Luppino FRONT ROW L-R: Michelle Beggs (Captain), Jassie Salveson, Mr Rob Kayler-Thomson (Head of Equestrian) , Stephanie Nicholson, Megan Wallace ABSENT: Georgie Adams, Laura Billings, Charlie Blakeley, Neddy Blight, Gemma D'Adamo, Laura D'Adamo, Amelia Fitzgerald, Rachael Goy, Genevieve Nicholson, Imogen Nicholson, Taneesha Plummer, Sally Shaw, Georgie Unkenstein

he Equestrian team had an amazing year in many events with wins across all areas and with an increased number of students wanting to become team members.

T

This year we won both Dressage and Show jumping at our hosted event with many great results by a range of student levels. This win made us the overall top school in Dressage in the BIS series and Runner up in the Championship.

In the Victorian Interschool series we placed 5th in the State. We are very proud of this result. A number of our riders competed in the EA State titles held at Werribee; they came away with many results of which to be proud.

'TWo of our students, Gemma D'Adamo and Sally Shaw,

were selected for the Victorian squad to complete at the Australian Championships where Victoria claimed the title. One of our students Sarah Richards was chosen to represent our region at the IS] Port Phillip Cup challenge and her composite team came 3rd with Sarah winning her section.

The College is very proud of the achievements of the Equestrian team made up of dedicated riders from both campuses. Thank you must also go to all of the parents who helped throughout the year and were so involved in our team.

Mr R Kayler-Thomson

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BADMINTON

GI RLS 1ST BAD MI NTON TEAM, 2011 2 N D ROW L-R: Mr G Lee (Coach), MIne V Chabant (Coach), Mrs M Lee (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Gabi Billing, Michelle Beggs (Captain). Benz Ymgyoud, Sarah Cielesh

BADMINTON: GIRLS RE P ORT irls' badminton in 20I I has proven to be both successful and packed with both individual and team achievements. Whilst we were not able to entice younger players to the sport with sadly no Year 9'S joining us, the older more experienced girls were able to band together to enter 4 teams in the APS competition.

G

The 1St team had an inevitably strong beginning to the season with Benz Yingyoud and Gabi Billing combining to form a formidable doubles pairing. The early good form of this intuitive partnership continued throughout the season allowing them to finish with an unblemished record, a feat to be admired and congratulated. Alex Pederson, a talented player who joined our team midseason, was able to make her mark with her determined and skilful plays that developed as the season progressed. Sarah Cielish, though relatively new to the sport, was able to show her dedication and willingness to help her team mates; this enabled her to hone her skills. Lastly, Bow Samanbu, though only filling in for a few games, proved to be a valuable addition to the team giving strong performances whenever she was called upon to join us.

The 3rds team, consisting of a mixture of both Year 11 and Year I2 girls, played consistently throughout the

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season to produce solid performances. The older more experienced players were able to combine with some fresh faces to become an indomitable team. Their hard work and dedication has seen great skill development and bodes a bright future ahead of them; I wish them the best of luck.

The 4th team was comprised of both Year 11 and 10 girls.

They showed great promise as they found their feet within their new sport. Whilst experiencing some defeats, they were also able to improve both individually and as a team.

They should be congratulated on their efforts and we look forward to the great things that are sure to come from these girls.

Lastly, the Inter/Junior team, made up of Year 10 players, entered this season as formidable opponents for opposition teams. Having little or no prior experience, they were able to rapidly develop their skills much to the delight of their coaches. Extremely competitive in both their doubles and singles matches, they more often than not come away as victors. With such talent coming through the ranks, the future of badminton is exciting to contemplate.

On behalf of all the girls I would like to thank our teacher, coach and surrogate mother, Madame Chabant. Mme was able to organise all the teams and provide invaluable insights to help us improve our games. Thanks must also

go to Mme TImms for her help and to our brilliant coaches; Mim and George Lee for all their support and direction throughout the season.

Laura Jelfs Captain

BADMINTON: BOYS REPORTS 01 I has proved to be another successful year for the three boys' Badminton teams. We went from strength to strength as we trained, and many boys performed at an impressive level throughout the season.

Our excellent training effort, good sportsmanship and high team-spirits, were demonstrated all season.

2

The 1st team started the season with great confidence as they all felt that their skill level had improved considerably during pre-season training. We had two returning 1st players, Shane Jacob and Richard Shu, who provided good competition and encouraged us to develop our skills further. Each of the team members developed their own strengths as the season progressed. Shane Jacob and Simon He were the most agile on court, always quick on their feet and able to return a killer smash if the opportunity arose.

Eason Wu was the best technical player. He planned the placement of his shots and ran his opposition off their feet. Although Ross Wettenhall and Callen Wade were newcomers to badminton, they learnt the skills quickly and, as our most athletic players, enjoyed playing jump shots with great passion . Caleb Wong and Richard Shu were flexible doubles players who combined well with their different partners. Their willingness to work as a team

resulted in a number of impressive results against capable opponents.

Each Saturday we turned up ready and willing to play and all the games were memorable and impressive. With such good players we easily won all but two of our matches against other schools. Many evenly matched games were played when we met Scotch College. Unfortunately they finally just beat us on points. In our final game of the season, we are unlucky to be short one of our best players and were again narrowly defeated by Geelong Grammar.

I would like to thank our coach, George Lee, for his great effort in supporting us and helping us to improve during our games. Thanks also go to Mrs Lannan for her support and organisation.

The boys 2nd and 3rd teams also had very good seasons.

They were able to pick up more wins than losses along their journey. There were many good individual results.

Even though the teams did not have a great start to the season, they all learnt from their mistakes and eventually, were able to pick up many wins. This would not have happened without the help of Coaches George Lee and Mim Lee who put in a great deal of effort into our training sessions. Thank you also to Mrs Lannan and Ms Mahoney who put many hours into organising the games on Saturday and managing training sessions.

Fred Chai Captain

BOYS 1ST BADMINTON TEAM, 2011 2ND ROW L-R: Eason Wu, Caleb Wong, Shane Jacob, Richard Shu, Mr G Lee (Coach) FRONT ROW L-R: Ross Wettenhall, Fred Chai (Captain), Callen Wade, Simon He

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3RD GIRLS TEAM

4 TH GIRLS TEAM

L- R: Sarah Cielesh, Hannah Morrow, Agnes lYmms (Coach) , Olivia

L-R: Samantha Lim, Alisa Song, Agnes 1Ymms (Coach) , Bow

Garcey, Claire Rogers

Samanbut, Rebecca Filling

INTER J U NIOR GIRLS TEAM BAC K ROW L-R: Laura Jelfs (Coach), Morgan Kerambrun, Kelly

BADMINTON: 2ND BOYS TEAM BACK L-R: Timothy Wong, Taylor Bett, Campbell Kennedy, Ted

Speakman, Claire Rogers, Mirn Lee (Co ach) FRONT ROW: Olivia Garcey

McDonald, Mark Jangprasit FRONT: Daniel Nagle, Angus Tan, Jack McGowan

BA DMINTON BOYS 3RD TEAM BACK L-R: Ms AM Mahoney (Coach) , Greg Andrews, Lachlan Patrick, Daniel McDonald, Nikolas Jeremic FRO N T: Stewart Saunders, Alexander Walsgott, Ho Yeung Lam, Eu Vin Hor, James Emselle ABSEN T: Merce Laohavisit

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AT THE

AWARDS The Principal's Prize for the Captains of the School Damien P Hatch Camille KJeffreys

The Literature Prize Rowan D Payne The Stanley Calvert Prize for Debating and Public Speaking Rowan J Mackey

The T W Davies Prize for the Vice Captains of the School Jennifer A Cleary George A Curnow Ellie K McEvoy

FINE AND APPLIED ARTS The Art Prize Caitlyn E Humphreys The Visual Communication and Design Prize Harrison G (Harry) Jess

Dux of the College 2009 elson Wang Proxime Accessit Prize for the Year 12 Students who finished second to the Dux of the College in 2009 Jessica Brotchie Ben Cailes

The Design and Technology Prize Jaruwat (Merce) Laohavisit The Studio Arts Prize Catherine J Flynn

Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance Addy J Dunkley Smith Alexandra C Kvant Rowan D Payne Bonnie A Sanders

The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts Charles W (Charlie) Iredell The Jocelyn Kop Memorial Prize for a talented Year 11 Creative Arts student who is taking Photography in Year 12 for the purchase of materials or equipment.

Katherine L (Katie) Appelbe

The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance in Year 11 Alan M Thomas DEPARTMENT PRIZES: BUSINESS STUDIES

The Principal 's Art Prize Tazrnin D Kip

The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting Jamie A Harrison

The VET Interactive Digital Media Prize Douglas A Morris

The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics Jasmine K Emselle Gregory R (Greg) Andrews

GEOGRAPHY The Geography Prize Dianne M (Michelle) Beggs

The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies Rowan D Payne

HlSTORY The History (Revolutions) Prize Alexandra C Kvant

DRAMA, DANCE AND MEDIA The Theatre Studies Prize Ellie K McEvoy

The International Studies Prize Rowan D Payne The Classical Studies Prize Bonnie A Sanders

The Drama Prize James G Malcher

LANGUAGES

The Prize for Best Dramatic Performance Griffin Barry

The Classics Prize Alexandra C Kvant

The Media Prize Alexander G Walsgott

The B R Keith Modem Language Prize for French Audrey V Moore

The Dance Prize Eliza M Scott ENGLISH The C A Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student Alexandra C Kvant Benjamin J Morgan Gregory R (Greg) Andrews

The B R Keith Modem Language Prize for Chinese Alisa M Song MATHEMATICS The Further Mathematics Prize Callum K Narita Maddison G Smith

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The Mathematical Methods Prize Alan M Thomas The Brian Lester Prize for Specialist Mathematics Yuan Peng (Fred) Chai The A T Andrews Memorial Prize for Mathematics and Science in Year 12 Cam eron M Williams MUSIC The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize Taneesha J Plummer Nicholas A Fulton The E R Scott Prize for best instrumentalist Audrey V Moore Anna E Morris The Music Parents ' Support Group Prize for Leadership and Contribution to Music Anna E Morris Audrey V Moore The Music Performance Prize Gabi L Billing The VET Music Prize Joseph W Foley PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Prize Addy J Dunkley Smith SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Biology Prize Alice MOdam The Chemistry Prize Alexandra C Kvant The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize Ted W McDonald The Physics Prize Jonathan S Khoo Cameron C Pike The Psychology Prize Addy J Dunkley Smith The Macfarlane Burnet Prize Jennifer A Cleary The Information Technology Prize Emily J Fuller OTHER PRIZES: 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

Holly M Shelley Sophie C Trescowthick 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 Eliza K Panckridge Laura K Walker The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize for all round sporting contribution to the College Addy J Dunkley Smith The Hermitage Old Girls' Association Prize for the student, other than the Captain or Vice Captain, who has distinguished himlherself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College Brydie S Murrihy The Hobday Prize for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College Community Jennifer A Cleary The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership Rowan J Mackey The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be awarded to a boy for all round ability and service to the College Griffin Barry The E H Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for all round ability and service to the College Alexandra C Kvant The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize for a student in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community Andrew J White The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship George A Curnow Camille K Jeffreys

The Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 10 girl and boy for positive citizenship Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas Jack M Shembrey

Badminton (Fairest and Best) Shane M Jacob Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud

Addy J Dunkley Smith

Psychology

English, Physical Education, Psychology, Theatre Studies

Eliza M Scott

Basketball (Fairest and Best) Jennifer A Cleary Nikolas Jeremic

James L Emselle VET Interactive Digital Media

Emily L Serle

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 Katrina E Bigelow

Holly M Shelley

Cricket (Fairest and Best) (incorporating the 'T K (Tim) Maltby Trophy' for best cricketer of year and the 'w H Hill Trophy ' for best all round performance) George M Cameron

Jasmine K Emselle Economics Billie E Fenton

Alisa M Song Chinese, English Second Language

Morongo Medal for the Captains of Mossgiel and Mackie Edward J (Eddie) Ablett Edwina RJohnstone Year 12 Merit Award Prize Gregory R (Greg) Andrews Addy J Dunkley Smith Damien P Hatch Alexandra C Kvant Audrey V Moore BenjaminJ Morgan Rowan D Payne Cameron C Pike Bonnie A Sanders Alexander G Walsgott Cameron M Williams Year 11 Merit Award Prize Katrina E Bigelow Callum K Narita Siobhan M Plowman Alan M Thomas Timothy H Wong Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence Emily G Baulch Lucy M Bishop Charles D (Charlie) Callan Gemma L D'Adamo Melody A Philpott Claire V Rogers Annabelle C Shannon Amy M Sheridan Clodagh C Taylor Han B Trinh Year 9 Prize for General Academic Excellence Alec D Attwood Alex J Baensch Hugh A Bell Henry Beaumont Kelly Madeleine J (Maddy) Brown Emma K Carruthers Zoe L Dixon Phoebe E Niven Corina R Palmer Shani S Watson Wendy Zhu SPORTING PRIZES: Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award) George A Curnow Camille K Jeffreys Callen A Wade

Football ('Carji Greeves Medal' for the Fairest and Best) Cameron M Williams Hockey (Fairest and Best) Kieran M Salathiel Dyke Georgina I Sambell Netball (Fairest and Best) Lucy M Bishop Rowing (Excellence Award) Addy J Dunkley Smith James F McGlade Sarah L Sturges Soccer (Fairest and Best) Jasmine K Emselle Timothy H Wong Softball (Fairest and Best) Lauren A Heyward Swimming (Excellence and Dedication Award) Brydie S Murrihy James Oamo) Porter Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award) Sophie E Faulkner Tennis (Fairest and Best) (formerly 'T S Hawkes Memorial Trophy ' for Open singles champion) Rory L Fairbairn Camille K Jeffreys Waterpolo (Fairest and Best) Brydie S Murrihy James Oamo) Porter Year 12 Merit Awards Claire H Allinson

English

Visual Communication and Design Matthew W Fitzpatrick

Media Catherine J Flynn

Studio Arts (Textiles) Thomas E Goodear Design and Technology Jamie A Harrison

Accounting Damien P Hatch

Chemistry, English, Physics Caitlyn E Humphreys Art, English

Dance Further Mathematics, Psychology English, French

Alexander G Walsgott English, History (Revolutions), Media Cameron M Williams

Chemistry, English, Physics Yi chun (Eason) Wu

Further Mathematics, Mathematical Methods Year 11 Merit Award s Emma I Allen

Psychology

Harrison G (Harry) Jess English, Visual Communication and Design

Katherine L (Katie) Appelbe Art (painting/Photography), Design

Jonathan S Khoo

Rowan P Baldam Economics

Physics Tazmin D Kip Art Alexandra C Kvant

Chemistry, English, History (Revolutions), Latin

and Technology

Taylor L Bett

English, Literature, Mathematical Methods Katrina E Bigelow

Design and Technology

Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Psychology, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Ted W McDonald Environmental Science

James B Billings Biology

Ellie K McEvoy

Theatre Studies

Remy E Blair Thomson Art (paintinglPhotography) ,

Audrey V Moore

English

French, Further Mathematics, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Lachlan S Cameron

Benjamin J Morgan English, History (Revolutions), Legal Studies

Alexander J Certoma English, Legal Studies, Physics

Jaruwat (Merce) Laohavisit

Douglas A Morris VET Interactive Digital Media Brydie S Murrihy Classical Studies

Mathematical Methods

Kwun Ting (Frederick) Chan Accounting, English Annabelle L Chrimes Physical Education Grace E Clark History

Gregory R (Greg) Andrews Economics, English, History (Revolutions)

Alice M Odam Biology

Dianne M (Michelle) Beggs

Geography

English, Intemational Studies, Legal Studies, Literature

Ian D Blair

Cameron C Pike

Environmental Science Yuan Peng (Fred) Chai

English, Mathematical Methods, Physics

Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics

James Oamo) Porter Biology, Geography

Emily J Fuller

Jennifer A Cleary

Emily G Profitt

Francoise M Hill

Biology, English

Literature

Literature

Aubrey A Comben Art

Aaron Sachdev

Further Mathematics

Nikolas Jeremic Environmental Science

Rupert S Courtnay

Bonnie A Sanders Classical Studies, English, French,

Paris N Kontelj Legal Studies

Mathematical Methods

Rowan D Payne

Aaron M Derksen

Accounting Jeremy N Edwards English, Literature, VET Music Guy F Fanning

Geography Information Technology Units 3&4

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Jack] West Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods Timothy H Wong Biology, Chemistry, Mathema tical Methods, Physics, Psychology Year 10 Merit Awards Tom] Atkins Physical Education Andrew Batarilo Environmental Science Units 1&2 Thomas Batarilo Physical Education Emily G Baulch Commerce (Money & Law), English, Geography, Literature, Religious Education, Science Ernest A Beckley Physical Education Alexandra K Bennett Mathematics, Physical Education Units 1&2 Lucy M Bishop Art (photography), Commerce (Business), Geography, Geography (Rivers & Riches), Physical Education, Religious Education Harrison T Bowler Information Technology Units 1&2 William Cailes Science Hannah I Caithness Commerce (Business) Charles D (Charlie) Callan Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), History (American), History (Renaissance), Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science Thomas P Carman Religious Education, Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Lachlan] (Lachie) Chornley Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Sarah L Cielesh Art (Painting), Design and Technology, English Montague R (Monty) Cole Geography (Rivers & Riches), Religious Education Louis M Connoley Physical Education Isaac B Crawley Physical Education Gemma L D'Adamo English, Religious Education, Science, Biology Units 1&2, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Laura] D'Adamo Mathematics, Science, Biology Units 1&2

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Sophie K Desborough Ma thematics, Religious Education, Science Padrick] (Paddy) Dowling Mathematics Ella R Fenton Physical Education Barclay P Fitzpatrick Physical Education Mary C (Molly) Forshaw Dance, Drama, English Wing Lun (Ellena) Fung Mathematics Nellie] Gao Dance, English, French Cristabel L (Crista) Gekas Commerce (Business) , Commerce (Money & Law) , Drama, History Units 1&2 Rebecca Y Griffiths History (Renaissance) Adam H Guala Physical Education Alana ] Hocking History (American), History (Chinese) Eu Vin Hor English Montana G Howard Religious Education Jacqueline I Oacqui) Humphries Physical Education Emma C Hurley English, Mathematics, Science Thomas R]ackson Physical Education Samuel C (Sam) Kelly French, Religious Education, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Mitchell S King Design and Technology James L Koroneos Physical Education, Religious Education William D Langley Design and Technology James R Lay VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2 Wai Hong (Oscar) Lei Chinese, Mathematics Madeleine C Leonard Commerce (Business), Commerce (Money & Law), Studio Arts (Textiles) Alexandra K (Ally) Luppino Commerce (Money & Law), English, Literature, Science Lucinda P (Lucy) Macdonald Visual Communication and Design Laura K Mackenzie Art (Photography), Visual Communication and Design

William G May Commerce (Business), Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Physical Education Units 1&2 Stephanie R (Steph) McClelland Mathematics, Religious Education, Science Angus D McKindlay Design and Technology, Mathematics, Physical Education Charles H (Charlie) Medic English, Physical Education, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Hannah] Morrow Art (photography), Religious Education, Science, Biology Units 1&2 Imogen K Nicholson English, Latin, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Rachel G Odam Drama, Mathematics, Science Stuart] Orford Music Now P Patcharapond Mathematics, Visual Communication and Design Maxim C (Max) Payne History (American) Alexandra D Pedersen VET Interactive Digital Media Units 1&2 Melody A Philpott English, Geography (Coasts & Settlement), Science, General Mathematics Units 1&2 Isabelle C Pilon English Lily M Pipkorn Art (Photography) Ellen] Porter Drama, Music, Physical Education Hannah] Portogallo Religious Education Emma M Ring Religious Education Shayden] Robinson Drama, Literature, Physical Education Units 1&2 Claire V Rogers Art (Photography), Commerce (Business), English, History (American), Mathematics, Science, Studio Arts (Textiles) Maeve E Rolland English Samuel M (Sam) Russell Physical Education Hamish P Seller Physical Education

Annabelle C Shannon

Alex J Baensch

William C Golightly

Mitchell B O'Leary

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Jackson J Griffiths Drama, Religious Education

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Harshini Baskaran

Corina R Palmer Art, English, Geography (Planet Earth), Media, Religious Education, Studio Arts (Textiles)

Jack M Shembrey English, History (Renaissance),

Henry Beaumont Kelly

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Visual Communication and Design Kelly R Speakman

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Mathematics, Physical Education, Environmental Science Units 1&2 Adriana I Stojanovski Dance Units 1&2 Harrison P (Harri) Sullivan

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General Mathematics Units 1&2, Music Performance Units 1&2 Maxwell M Varley

Design and Technology, Geography, Music Drama, French, Mathematics, Science, Visual Communication and Design Alexa R Bedford Art, Dance Hugh A Bell

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Physical Education Rachel L Howard

English, Latin, Mathematics Alexandra M Jablonsky

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Physical Education, Religious Education

Physical Education

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Science Patrick M (Paddy) McEvoy

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Mathematics Alice J McGregor Art, History (Australian), Media

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Media, Physical Education Shani S Watson Art, English, Geography, History (Australian), History

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Michael J Wiener

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Alec D Attwood

Braeden TEddy

Design and Technology, English, Geography, History (Australian), Information Technology, Science, Visual Communication and Design

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Design and Technology

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Emily I Fyffe

French, Geography, Physical Education

Geography, Religious Education

Information Technology

Lucinda H (Lucy) Murphy

Angus A Wylie

Physical Education

Phoebe E Niven Art, English, French, Geography, History (Australian), Mathematics, Science EmmaLNixon

Geography (planet Earth)

Geography, Mathematics Georgia K Zaleski

Design and Technology, Physical Education WendyZhu Chinese, English, Geography, History (Australian), Latin, Mathematics, Science

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HOUSE COLOURS CALVERT HOUSE CO LOURS Ge n e ral Anna Brodie James Christou James Christou Timothy D'Adamo Sophie Faulkner Tom Hughes atalie Jablonsky Edwina Johnstone Rowan Mackey Oscar Robinson Nelson Taylor Athlet ics James Armstrong Anna Brodie Timothy D'Adamo Lucy Duffield Tom Hughes Paris Kontelj Rowan Mackey Anna Morris Thea Philip Danielle Roberts Oscar Robinson Erica Robinson Ryan Saunders Maddison Smith Nelson Taylor Badminton Anna Morris Basket ball Damien Hatch Anna Morris Cricket Damien Hatch Tom Hughes Rowan Mackey Cro ss Country James Armstrong Nikolas Jeremic Talia Klein Paris Kontelj Benjamin Nott Erica Robinson Oscar Robinson Ryan Saunders Joshua Saunders Nelson Taylor Jackson Wylie Football Damien Hatch

Rowan Mackey Ryan Saunders Hockey Nelson Taylor Music James Christou James Christou Anna Morris Netball Anna Brodie Sophie Faulkner Anna Morris Socce r Damien Hatch Softball Anna Morris Swimming Sophie Faulkner Damien Hatch Rowan Mackey Thea Philip Oscar Robinson Ryan Saunders Joshua Saunders Nelson Taylor Tenn is Rowan Mackey Wate r polo Anna Morris J u n io r Colour Jayden Barber Laura Blackman John (Jack) Calvert Bronte Connoley Dean Jeremic Olivia Leontiades Angus McKindlay Louis Molyneux Tayla Nott Maxim Payne Alexandra Pedersen John Philip Melody Philpott Hannah Portogallo Delaney Ryan-Conn Ella Vernon Angus Wylie J unio r Honour Jayden Barber Thomas Carman Laura D'Adamo Gemma D'Adamo Alexander De Young

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Alexander Livermore Angus McKindlay Tayla Nott Maxim Payne Melody Philpott Hannah Portogallo Delaney Ryan-Conn Jack Shembrey COLES H OUSE COLOURS General Jaruwat Laohavisit Athletics Emma Allen Nicholas Bedford Patrick Carroll Julia Castles Grace Cheatley Andrew Flanagan Emily Koroneos Matthew Lamont Harrison Lay Millie Leahy William Lugg Brydie Murrihy Charles Ross Daniel Ross Holly Russell Alan Thomas Elizabeth Walmsley Georgina Walmsley Badminton Alisa Song Cricket William Lugg Cross Country Emma Allen Pa trick Carroll Lucy Drayton Jaruwat Laohavisit William Lugg Harrison Mann Brydie Murrihy Daniel Ross Holly Russell Alisa Song Debating Annabel Sloane Football George Cameron Samuel Griffiths Charles Ross Hockey Kieran Salathiel-Dyke

Music Matthew Lamont Brydie Murrihy Charles Ross Alan Thomas N etball Emma Allen Lucy Drayton Millie Leahy Rowing Brydie Murrihy Soccer Andrew Flanagan Andrew Flanagan Nathan Salvalaggio Softball Emily Koroneos Georgina Walmsley Elizabeth Walmsley Swimming Patrick Carroll Julia Castles Grace Cheatley Lucy Drayton Samuel Griffiths Matthew Lamont Harrison Lay William Lugg Brydie Murrihy Fiona Riley Charles Ross Holly Russell Kieran Salathiel-Dyke Annabel Sloane Georgina Walmsley Elizabeth Walmsley Tennis Emma Allen Patrick Carroll Elizabeth Walmsley Georgina Walmsley W aterpol o Brydie Murrihy Junior Co lo ur Abby Andrew Alexa Bedford Louisa Cheatley Patrick Crisp Georgia Del Rio Ellie Drayton Simeon Flanagan William Golightly Jackson Griffiths

Joshua Haskett Leonardo Jegatheesan William Langley Julia Mann Mitchell O'Leary Brydie Rankin Hamish Russell Junior Honour Hannah Caithness Charles Callan Simeon Flanagan Nellie Gao Olivia Garcey Harry Graham Thomas Jackson Morgan Kerambrun James Koroneos William Langley James Lay Julia Mann Keeley Murrihy Lachlan Palmer- Hill Hamish Russell Benjamin Wade Olympia Wild KEITH HOUSE COLOURS General Matth ew Allen Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Chloe Claringbold Jennifer Cleary George Curnow Nicholas Fulton Camille Jeffreys William Kelly James McGlade Benjamin Morgan Nithit (Golf) Pisankitvanich Taneesha Plummer Emily Profitt Holly Shelley Alexander Sullivan Athletics Matthew Allen Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Alexander Certom a Jennifer Cleary George Curnow Nicholas Fulton Kameiko Gray Camille Jeffreys William Kelly Benjamin Morgan Oliver Neerhut Nithit (Golf) Pisankitvanich Emily Profitt Matthew Roche Aaron Sachdev Holly Shelley Alexander Sullivan Georgia Wilson

Badminton Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Jennifer Cleary Camille Jeffreys Basketball Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Jennifer Cleary George Curnow Nicholas Fulton Camille Jeffreys Cricket Matthew Allen William Kelly Cross Country Camille Jeffreys Debating Nicholas Fulton Camille Jeffreys Jack McGowan Emily Profitt Football Matthew Allen Alexander Certoma George Curnow Matthew Roche Taylor Sandri Alexander Sullivan Music Nicholas Fulton Benjamin Morgan Taneesha Plummer Emily Profitt Lucy Walsh Netball Dianne (Michelle) Beggs Rowing Alexander Certoma Jennifer Cleary Camille Jeffreys Jack McGowan Soccer Holly Shelley Zoe Vaughan Georgia Wilson Softball Jennifer Cleary Holly Shelley Tennis Camille Jeffreys Zoe Vaughan Waterpolo George Curnow Junior Colour Emily Angliss Maddison Bell Zaine Cordy Charles Curnow Zoe Dixon Thomas McGowan William Shelley Olivia Skinner Andrew Sloan

Megan Wallace Junior Honour Harrison Bowler Julia Colman Zaine Cordy Jack Curnow Sophie Desborough Brady Harmon William May Andrew McGlade Emma Ring Maeve Rolland William Shelley MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS General Claire Allinson James Carr Phillipa Cole Jake Davie Jasmine Emselle William Kittelty Ellie McEvoy Alice Odam Edward Ratcliffe Jack Wood Athletics Griffin Barry James Billings Remy Blair-Thomson Laura Blake-Hahnel Lucy Campbell Phillip a Cole Jake Davie Jeremy Edwards James Emselle Brittaney Garrett William Kittelty Ellie McEvoy Callum Narita Lara Palmer Siobhan Plowman George Threadgold Robert Waterhouse Riley Witcombe Jack Wood Basketball Jeremy Edwards Community Service Claire Allinson Cricket James Carr William Kittelty Edward Ratcliffe Jack Wood Cross Country Remy Blair-Thomson Laura Blake-Hahnel Lucy Campbell Jake Davie Jack Wood

Debating Brittaney Garrett Ellie McEvoy Alice Odam George Threadgold Football James Carr William Kittelty Daniel Nagle Edward Ratcliffe Nicholas Walsh Jack Wood Music Lucy Campbell Phillip a Cole Jeremy Edwards Jasmine Emselle Ellie McEvoy Netball Claire Allinson Remy Blair-Thomson Lucy Campbell Phillip a Cole Brittaney Garrett Alice Odam Rowing Claire Allinson Lucy Campbell Nicholas Walsh Soccer Lucy Campbell Jasmine Emselle James Emselle Edward Ratcliffe Softball Lucy Campbell Swimming Claire Allinson Griffin Barry James Billings Remy Blair-Thomson James Carr Phillipa Cole Jake Davie Brittaney Garrett Ellie McEvoy Daniel Nagle Alice Odam Siobhan Plowman Edward Ratcliffe George Threadgold Robert Waterhouse Jack Wood Tennis William Kittelty Callum Narita Sophie Thome Waterpolo Lucy Campbell James Carr Jake Davie Alice Odam Edward Ratcliffe

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Juni or Colour Lucy Allinson Joanna Billings Emma Blake-Hahnel Haley Cielesh Montague Cole Sarah Cook Jordyn Griffin Fraser Mahony Samuel MarIes Stephanie McClelland Nicholas McGuane Corina Palmer Grace Scheiner Kelly Speakman Samuel Walsh Aaron Ward Andrew Waterhouse Shani Watson Fraser Wishart Junior Honour Daniel Batarilo Thomas Batarilo Andrew Batarilo Lucy Cannard-Fink Montague Cole Sarah Cook Stephanie McClelland Danielle Ruby Kelly Speakman Han Trinh Samuel Walsh Shani Watson MCLEAN HOU SE COLOURS Athletics Emma Bath Addy Dunkley-Smith Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Emily Jones Tazmin Kip James Malcher Nicholas Quail Sarah Sturges Alexander Walsgott Lucy Watson Andrew White Oliver Wood Badmint on Gabi Billing Richard Shu Basketball Addy Dunkley-Smith Rebecca Filling Sarah Sturges Cri cket Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Oliver Price Lachlan Summers Cross Co untry

Taylor Bett Addy Dunkley-Smith Thomas Goodear Lauren Heyward Tazmin Kip James Landy Sarah Sturges Alexander Walsgott Lucy Watson Jack West Debating Lauren Heyward Richard Shu Sarah Sturges Football Thomas Goodear Jamie Harrison Oliver Price Nicholas Quail Hockey Tazmin Kip James Landy Richard Shu Lucy Watson Music Gabi Billing Aubrey Comben Lucy Watson Oliver Wood Netball Emma Bath Addy Dunkley-Smith R owing Addy Dunkley-Smith Andrew White S occer Addy Dunkley-Smith Sarah Sturges S oftball Addy Dunkley-Smith Lauren Heyward Sarah Sturges S wimming Katherine (Katie) Appelbe Emma Bath Rebecca Filling Jamie Harrison Emily Jones Jonathan Khoo Tazmin Kip Alexander Walsgott Oliver Wood Tennis Lachlan Summers Lucy Watson Volleyball Emma Bath James Malcher Nicholas Quail Waterpoio Addy Dunkley-Smith Oliver Price Sarah Sturges

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Junior Colou r Matthew Appelbe Alex Baensch Henry Beaumont-Kelly Robert Britt Madeleine Brown Isla Dobie Joseph Fowler Jacqueline Humphlies Sabrina Lewicki Vanessa Lewicki Ronan Mathews Yuhao (Kevin) Ni Stephanie Nicholson Lily Pipkorn James Ragg Callista (Listie) Reed Mitchell Stewart Blake Sutterby Austin Sutterby Harriet Waters Michael Wiener Juni or Hono ur Fraser Brierly Isla Dobie Cristabel Gekas Jacqueline Grange Jacqueline Humphries Vanessa Lewicki Sabrina Lewicki Alexandra Luppino Ronan Mathews Charles Medic Alexandra (Lexie) Ragg Curtis Wynhoven MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS A thlet ics Charles Beith Katrina Bigelow Kyle Booth Annabelle Chrimes Mitchell Dunstan Guy Fanning Elena Gazis Nathanial Malishev Clara Murphy Billie Rosewall Lucy Shorland Laura Skoglund Ben Stefanovic Basketball Elena Gazis Eliza Scott Caleb Wong Community Service Clara Murphy Cr icket Joshua Carr Joseph Foley

Cr oss Count ry Liana Banjanin Katrina Bigelow Rory Fairbairn Guy Fanning Joseph Foley Harrison (Harry) Forsyth Clara Murphy James Oamo) Porter Billie Rosewall Eliza Scott Cameron Williams Footba ll Cameron Williams Hock ey Joshua Carr Guy Fanning Laura Skoglund Music Charles Beith Joseph Foley Sarah Occhino Kristofer Verfurth Cameron Williams Netball Liana Banjanin Katrina Bigelow Sophie Brand Clara Murphy Billie Rosewall Eliza Scott Lucy Shorland Soccer Liana Banjanin Elena Gazis Softball Elena Gazis Eliza Scott Laura Skoglund Swimming Liana Banjanin Katrina Bigelow Kyle Booth Mitchell Dunstan Joseph Foley Harrison (Harry) Forsyth Clara Murphy James Oamo) Porter Billie Rosewall Eliza Scott Tennis Rory Fairbairn Wate rpoio Eliza Scott J u nior Colou r Emily Baulch Emily Fyffe Rebecca Griffiths Lachlan Holdsworth Sam Hosking Jack Hosking Timothy Hosking Pasawut Jangprasit

Hannah Kent-Spark Harry Kershaw Lucinda Murphy Jye Osborn Now Patcharapond Annabel Scott Sophie Shorland Summer Spikers Harry Welleman Zachary Yeaman Wendy Zhu Junior Honour Katrina Bigelow Sophie Brand Annabelle Chrimes Arabella Doery Padrick Dowling Guy Fanning Adam Guala Alana Hocking Hannah Kent-Spark Harry Kershaw Timothy McLean Clara Murphy Shayden Robinson Annabel Scott Sophie Shorland Georgina Skuza Frazer Stewart Steffie Thomson SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS General Cameron Pike Lachlan Serle Athletics Edward Ablett Peter Babiolakis George Chisholm Emily Fuller Callum Jenkins Alexandra Kvant Eliza Panckridge Matthew Perkins Emily Serle Trent Tomkins Basketball Alexandra Kvant Yi-chun (Eason) Wu Cricket George Chisholm Thomas Chisholm John Simson Hugo Steinfort Eamonn Vines Cross Country Edward Bennison Billie Fenton Emily Fuller Ma tthew Perkins Madeline Roberts Alexander Shannon

Hugo Steinfort Debating Alexandra Kvant Eliza Panckridge Cameron Pike Football George Chisholm Thomas Chisholm Hugo Steinfort Hockey Edward Ablett Megan Bathern Ebony Westman Music Audrey Moore Emily Serle Ebony Westman Netball Alexandra Kvant Madeline Roberts Emily Serle Kristie Wheal Rowing Alexandra Kvant Hugo Steinfort Soccer Peter Babiolakis Emily Serle Softball Alexandra Kvant Audrey Moore Madeline Roberts Swimming Edward Bennison George Chisholm Billie Fenton Matthew Perkins Hugo Steinfort Ebony Westman Tennis Edward Bennison Waterpolo George Chisholm Alexandra Kvant Campbell McDonald Hugo Steinfort Angus Widdicombe Junior Colour Alexandra Bennett Jackson Breer Nicholas Cayzer Charlotte Crawford Madeleine Leonard Eliza McGrath Cameron McKenzie Dylan McRae-Palmer Emma Nixon Bronte Panckridge Richard Rollo William Simson Robert Torode Stephanie Wood Georgia Zaleski

Junio r Honour William Cailes James Casey Nicholas Cayzer David Jelfs Hannah Morrow Isabelle Pilon Samuel Russell Maximilian (Max) Steinfort WETTENHALL HOUSE COLOURS Gene ral Tanya Potter Athletics Bernard Chomley Matthew Fitzpatrick Lucy Hughes Harrison Jess Ted McDonald Daniel Retman Bonnie Sanders Bronte Thornton Sophie Trescowthick Callen Wade Laura Walker Philippa Weetman Ross Wettenhall Andrew Wettenhall Badminton Shane Jacob Emira Rosyada Callen Wade Ross Wettenhall Onrumpa (Benz) Yingyoud Basketball Bernard Chomley Harrison Jess Ted McDonald Callen Wade Ross Wettenhall Andrew Wettenhall Cricket Harrison Jess Ted McDonald Callen Wade Ross Wettenhall Andrew Wettenhall Cross Country Harrison Jess Tanya Potter Callen Wade Philippa Weetman Andrew Wettenhall Ross Wettenhall Debating Bernard Chomley Ted McDonald Bonnie Sanders Football Bernard Chomley Music Matthew Fitzpatrick

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TEACHING STAFF, 201 1 7TH ROW L-R: Michael Thacker. Lachy Joyce, Ben Robbins, Andrew Payne, Cameron Bennett, Ed Kovacev, Rob Kayler-Thomson, Will johnston, Sarah Hollows, Kevin Jess, Tim Parkes, Pat Clark, Ros Molyneux, Gerard Mack, Fabio D'Agostin, 5TH ROW L-R: Deb Cleary, Karen Sunderland, Anne-Louise O'Donoghue, Julie Bickett, Chris Morgan, Doug Wade, James Hunt, Peter Hannah. Carol Morris. Kristina Zeravica, Helen Mavros, Kim Scott, Al Smith, Margaret Oates, Melissa Barnes, Kylie Saunders, Ursula Kamburowski 5TH ROW L-R: Deidre Bain, Andrea McGucken, Deb Filling, Therese Foley, Linda Lee Linda Gallus, Lyn Treadwell, Agnes 1)rmms, Simone Boyd, Susan Daly. Amanda Maher, Sharon Dong, Guillermina Ulloa, julie Gainey, Wen-Ting Liu, Diane Black 4TH ROW L-R: Stephanie Nicholls. Sally Wynter, Jane Utting, Kim Johnson, Claire Bartlett, Olivia Allan, Karen Fyffe, Serena O'Brien, Jo Panckridge, Edwina Davis, Michael Panckridge, Jeff Horoch, Athol-Mary Mahoney, Mark Andrews, Meryn Ratcliffe Jenny Shorland, Jennifer Peake 3RD ROW L-R: Paula Henning, Greg Naylor. Michael O'Donnell, Marita Seaton, Kristen Van Cleef, Richard Morris, Petrina Porter, Harry Roberts, Paul jeffreys, Barbara Carlson, Rachael Congues, Carolyn Ogston, Kristen Jones, Gary Tigani, Orazio Galluccio, Grace Larobina, Catherine Tol, Donna Lannan 2ND ROW L-R: Cheryl Watson. Elizabeth Smith, Eoghan Bronwen, Veronique Chabant, Mark Irwin, Phil Taylor, Mike Gallus, Michael Terry, Gerard Donovan, Louise Bourke, Carolyn Guest, Gareth Gilby, Heather Green. Kevin Flanagan, Claire Wood, Mark Cheatley, Ros Palmer, Amanda jackman, Leanne McCartney FRONT ROW L-R: Dave Curnow, Greg Smith. David Hibbard, Cathie Thornton, Michelle Crofts, Joan Gill, Roger Smith, Dr Pauline Thrner, Daniel Mahon, Julian Carroll, Coral Turner, Leanne Russell, Chris Dinneen, Loredana Boyd, Terry Coburn, Carolyn Matthews, Greg Smith,

EXECUTIVE STAFF Principal Dr P C Turner, BA(Hons), LittM, PhD, AMusA, MACE Deputy Principal/Head of Boarding Mr D 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 MrJ 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 Learnin g Ms M Crofts, GradDipEd, BAppSc COLLEGE STAFF School Counsellor Ms C M Thornton, BA SocSc(Hons) Psychology, Registered Psychologist, Assoc.MAPS Director of Music Mr M Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTechnology

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Director of Sport Mr M D Cheatley, BEd Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator Mr D Curnow, BA, DipEd, GradDipSportsScience

SENIOR SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF VCE Coordinator Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science), GradDipComputing Head of Mathematics/Studies Coordinator Mr D Hibbard, BSc, DipEd Head of Business Studies Mr R M Morris, BEco, BEd Head of Drama Ms D 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 Mr P C Taylor, DipArtandDesign, 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&lnfo

Head of Science and Information Technology Mr M L Terry, BSc(l-Ions), DipEd Head of Boys' Sport Mr G R Gilby, BEd (Terms I and 2) Mr D A Clifford, BEd (Terms 3 and 4) Head of Girls' Sport Mrs P Porter, BEd

SENIOR SCHOOL T EACHING STAFF Mrs A J Andrews, BA(I-Ions), GradDipEd(Secondary), GradCertRE(ACU), GradDipArts Mr M D Andrews, MEd, BA(Hons), BD(Hons),GradDipEd/ GradCertRE Mrs D L Bain, DipTeach(ArtCraft), GradDipGraphicCommunication Ms M Barnes, MEd , BLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary) Mr C S Bennett, MEd, BEd, BCommunicationOournalism) Mrs D Black, BA, DipEd Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA Mrs P M Clark, BAppSc(Photography). DipEd Mrs 0 A Cleary BSc, DipEd Mr P E Conway, BSc(Ed) Mr F D' Agostin, BSc(Ed) Miss X Dong, MEd, DipEd (Chinese and Bus), BMan Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSc Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd Mrs 0 L Filling, Bed Mr K P Flanagan, MSc, BSc, DipEd (Terms 3 and 4) Mrs J A Gainey, BA, DipEd Mrs L C Gallus, HigherDipSecArt&CraftTeaching Mr M Gallus, BA(Hons), TeachCert Ms S E Hallows, BSc(lnfoSc), DipEd, DipProStud, MEd Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, AdvancedDipofMusic Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd Mr K R Jess, BA, DipEd, Cert IV WorkplaceTraining&Assessmen t Mr L Joyce, BEd(Creativity&Arts) Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, BuildConsCert, DipEd Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp Mrs 0 M Lannan, BSc, DipTeach Mr N Leech, MEng(Chemical), PostGradCerEd Mrs A M McGucken, MEd, BEd 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 S Morris, BA, DipEd, GradDipStuWelfare Mrs C A Newett, BA,BTeach (Maternity Leave) Mr J 0 O'Loughlin, BEng(l-Ions), 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), PostGradDip(Movement Studies) 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(lnfoTech) Mrs L M Treadwell, MSc, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd Ms A 1)rmms, CAP, CAEI, DEUG Psy (France) Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd, BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL Mrs C E Watson, MEd(Sci), BSc(Hons), DipEd,HigherDipEd

PREPARATOR 9 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 Director of Campbell House Mr C Dinneen, DipEd, BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science),M .Ed Primary Curriculum Coordinator Ms L Boyd, GradDipED, DipTeach Secondary Curriculum Coordinator Mrs S Peace, MEd, BSc(Hons), PostGradCertinEd(Secondary) (Terms I and 2) Mr T Coburn, MEd, DipTeach, GradDipSpecEd, Bed (Terms 3 and 4) Director of Early Learning Centre Mrs R Molyneux, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood), BEd(EarlyChildhood) Year 7 Area Leaders Mr K P Flanagan, MSc, BSc, DipEd (Terms I and 2) 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, Dip Ed

PREPARATORY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Ms 0 Allan, BAl-list, BTeach(Primary) Mrs M Bell, BMusEd, MEd Mrs J Bickett, BEarlyChildhood Mrs S Boyd, BEd Mr E Brownen, MA, BA(Hons), HigherDipEd, TESOL Ms T Carlisle, BEd(Primary) (Maternity Leave) Mrs B A Carlson, DipPrimTeach, GradDipEd(TeacherLibrarianship) Mrs R M Congues, BSci(Hons), DipEd, MEd Mrs A 0 Corrigan, BTeach(Primary), BA Mrs S M Daly, DipTeach(Primary), BSpecEd Ms E Davis, DipPrimTeach, BEd Ms J Ditterich, HigherDipTeach, GradDip(Teacher-Librarianship) Ms I Doucas, BEd(Mus), MMus(Perf) Mrs AJ Dye, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood) Ms F Erhardt, BA, GradDipEd Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd Mr 0 Galluccio, BEd, DipTeach Ms K Gibbs, BA, GradDipEd(Secondary) Mrs H Green, BA, DipEd, MA(Educa tion) Mrs L Haigh, BEd(SecondaryArt/ Design), MEd Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE Mrs B R Hollander, BA, DipEd Ms 0 Hollingworth, AssocDipinSocialSci, BEarlyChildhood, GradCertinOrffMusicEducation, GradDipEd, MasterofMusicEducation Mr J I Horoch, BSc, DipEd Mr J C Hunt, BMus, DipEd, DipMusPerf Miss K Johnson, BEd,GradDipEd (Computers in Education) Mr J S Johnstone, BSc, BTeach(Primary) Mr W Johnston, DipTeach(Primary), Bed Mrs K Jones, DipTeach(Primary) Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, BMusEd Mrs R Kelly, BEd(EarlyChildhood) Ms G Larobina, BA(Hons), BEd Ms W Liu, AdvDiplnt, Diplnt Ms B Lyons-Lee, BAYou th , GradCertRe, GradDipEdSec Mrs L McCartney, BMusEd, AMusA

Mr A R McKie, DipTeach(Primary), BEd, GradDipEd(Computing) Mrs J Marinovic, BA, BASpe,GradDipMaSc Ms H Mavros, BA, DipEd, MTeach Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd Mrs C A Morris, DipPrimTeach , B. Ed Mrs A Muscat, BEd, PostGradCert(Env) Ms M J Oates, BSc, DipEd Mrs S E O'Brien, BSc, BLeaMgm Mrs A-L O'Donoghue, MEd, BEd (Early Childhood), DipTeach(EarlyChildhood) Ms C F Ogston, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipTeach Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd, BA(Ed), BEd Mr M K R Panckridge, BA(Ed) Mrs J Peake, GradDipSpecEd, DipTeach Mrs H Plumridge, DipTeach, BEd (Primary) Mrs C V Quail, BA, BA(Hons), MArts, GradDipEd Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd Mr B Robbins, BEd Mr H Roberts, MEd, BA,DipArts(GIT), DipEd(HSC), GradDipMedia, GradDipEdAdmin Mrs K M Robertson, BEd(Early Childhood) (Maternity Leave) Mrs M Russell, BA (Secondary) (Maternity Leave) Ms K Scott, BAMeSt,DipEd, MTeach Mrs M J Seaton, BA(Applied Art), BTeach(PrimaryandSecondary) Mrs J Shorland, BEd Ms C M Sullivan, BTeach, BEd Mr GTigani, BA(Ed),GradDipEd(lnfo Technology) Mr M L Torpey, DipTeach, BEd(PhysEd) Ms JUtting, BEd Ms K Van Cleef, BSc,MHumanNutrition, GradDipEd(Secondary) Ms S Vernon, BEdSc, GradDipEd Mr D A Wade, DipTeach, BEd Mrs K Watson, BA(MediaStudies), BEd, MEd (Maternity Leave) Ms C E Wood, BA(MedComm), DipEd, GradCertArts Mrs C Wylie, DipEd Mrs S Wynter, PostGradRE, CertRE, BEd(Primary) Ms K Zeravica, BA(OutdoorEd), GradDipEd

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ADMINISTRATION & SERVICE STAFF

ADMINI STRATI ON AND SERVICES STAFF, 2011 4TH ROW l -R : Julie Jeffreys, Ainsley Harris, John Sirnandl, Addy Bucek, Nathan Allan, Jenny D'Altera, Marcus Saunders, Andrew Murton, Simon Benz, Casey Lang, Lester Gillett, Marc North, Jeremy Ridgeway, Rod Thrner, Andie Anderson, Julie Lewis 3R D ROW l -R: Kate Hackett, Vicki Henderson, Jean Cameron, Jenny Ingram, Helen Papas, Julie Thcker, Angelika Moore, Jane Lunney, Annette Potter, Janine Albert, Ian Creek, Anna-Maria McRae, Isobel Patience, Danae Brumby, Zlatica Kovac, Mandy Weeks, Janice Boyce, Jenny Kittelty, Meredith Herbert 2ND RO W l -R: Nicole Gray, Dale Carroll, Brett Green, Alex Harris, Jamie Barlow, Coral Harris, Jeanette Adams, Ray Russell, Marg Farrimond, Jo Young, Jodie Fuller, Kristen Wiadrowski, Anna Hayward, Jenny Saunders, Joyce Taylor, Claire Seward, Natalie Cowdell, Rachael Skowronski, Tania Motiani FR ONT ROW l -R: Mitch Povey, Julia Thompson, Meg Law, Chelsea Geall, Jenny Ryan, Wayne Hewitt, Deb Fanning, Felicity Sahlstrom, Mike Howell, Dr Pauline Thrner, Daniel Mahon, Greg Tomkins, Mark Nurnaitis, Kerren Wade, Murray Fanning, Noelene Groth, Rebecca Kelly,

FINAN CE AND AD MIN Mrs M S Weeks Receptionist/Admin assistant Mrs Z C Kovac PA to the Head of Prep School Cert of Business Studies (Secretarial) Mrs} A Adams Accounts Receivable Cer: 4 School Support Services Mrs} E Cameron SS Receptionist/Admin assistant Cen 4 School Support Services Mrs } E Fuller Secretary to Head of School (Curric) Secretarial Studies CertiCert 4 School Support Services Ms N D Groth Senior Accountant

Ms S Leach Business Man ager BComm, CPA Mrs D Masljak PA to the Business Manager Cert 4 in Business /Office Admin Mrs H M Midgley Relief receptionistlUniform shop Cert 4 School Support Services Ms M Farrimond Accounts Payable Cert 3 Business Admin/Cert 4 in Human Resources Mr R B Russell Payroll and Workcover Officer Mrs} Ryan PA to the Principal Mrs F} Sahlstrom Finance Manager BComm, Grad Dip (ICAA) CA

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Mrs } A 1ilcker PA to Business Ma nager Cert 4 School Support Services Mrs} L Young PA to He ad of School (Welfare) Cert 4 School Support Services

COMM REL MrMHowell Director of Community Relations & Develop MBA, PG Dip Dev Mgment Ms ML aw Marketing Manager BA (Media)/Post Grad (Broadcast Journalism) Ms Belinda Romain Media and Publications Co-ordin a tor BA (Agricultural Science) Term 1&2 Ms Anna Hayward Media and Publications Co-ordinator Term 3&4

Mrs} Taylor Foundation Officer Mrs D } Fanning Registrar BA, Grad Dip (Bus Studies) Ms C Geall Alumni relations and Events Manager BA (Public Relations) Term 1&2 Ms C Middlemiss Alumni relations and Events Manager Term 3&4 Mr C} Lannan Archivist Bcomm, Grad Dip (Busienss Studies) Ms K Wiadrowski Admissions Assistant, Bus Travel Coordinator & Community Database Coordina tor Dip Visual Art Term 3&4

Ms} Lamb Admissions Assistant, Bus Travel Coordinator & Community Database Coordinator Cert 2 in Business Administration Term 1&2 Mr S McIntosh Multi Media Officer Bachelor of MutliMedia/ Dip Ed/Cert 4 Training and Assessment/Advanced Dip Electronic Design and Interactive Media

IT Mr M} Saunders IT Technical Services Administrator Dip Prog Tech, CNE Compu ter Technician MrN Allan IT Technical Systems & Support Officer Dip Comp Systems. Cerl 2 Information Technology

Mrs A Bucek Knowledge Systems Support Bachelor of Computer Science, Diploma Building Design and

Mrs P E Quick Dining Hall Attendant/Cook Ms 0 Brumby Kitchen and Dining Room Assistant

TECHNOLOGY

TUCKSHOP

MrW Hewitt Knowledge Systems Manager Ass Dip Prog (Visual Basics) Adv Cert Accounting Mr M Nurnaitis IT Services Manager CAN. MCP. Dip of Computer Systems Mr} Simandl Asst Administrator-IT Services Diploma of Computer systems Mr I Gaylard Junior Web Developer Bachelor of Information Technology Mr A Murton Laptop Technician BA Camp, Camp Science/ Software Development. Bsci, Chemical Science

Mrs 0 Brackley Thckshop Senior School Mrs K L Lewis Thckshop Senior School Associate Diploma of Hospitality

BOARDING HOUSES Mrs M M Bridges Matron - Mackie Mr) M Fraser Resident 'TUtor - Mackie Mrs} M Jeffreys Matron - Mackie Mrs V Dunstone Matron - Mossgiel Ms S Guy Resident Boarding House 'TUtor - Mossgiel Ms S K Stamenic Matron - Mossgiel Mr B Gardiner Resident Boarding House Thtor - Mackie Ms CWatson Residen t tu tor Mossgiel Mr M Cheatley Resident tutor Mackie Mr L Joyce (Resident boarding house tutor - Mackie MsA}ackman Resident boarding house tutor - Mossgiel

CATERING DEPARTMENT Miss} F Albert Dining Hall Supervisor Cert 3 in Community Health and services Mr M F Fanning Catering Manager Ms} E Lunney Dining Hall Attendant Ms R A Marendaz Dining Hall Attendant!

Cook PT Mrs A McRae Dining Hall attendant!Cook!

Cleaner/Seamstress Mrs A Moore Dining Hall Attendant Ms RA Payne Dining Hall Attendant Mrs A E Potter Dining Hall Attendant Ms} Purcell Dining Hall Attendant

TUCKSHOP Mrs E Baal Thckshop Prep School Mrs L 0 Shore 'TUckshop Prep School

UNIFORM SHOP Mrs} Jarvis Perm PT Uniform Shop customer service Mrs KWade Uniform Shop Manager BA Mrs} Kemp Perm PT Uniform Shop customer service

REC CENTRE MrD Cameron Recreation Centre Manager Cert in Recreation Manageemnt Practices/Cert 4 Workplace Training and Assessment Term 4 Mr P Gauld Recreation Centre Manager Term 1,2.3 Ms } Kingsley Recreation Centre Assistant Manager Mrs RBalm Recreation Centre Staff Mrs S Bennett Recreation Centre Staff Mrs C Brown Recreation Centre Staff Mr S S Holliday Recreation Centre Staff Ms E L }emmett Recreation Centre Staff Ms C Mahony Recreation Centre Staff Miss S McNamara Recreation Centre Staff MrT Perkins Recreation Centre Staff MrT Reed Recreation Centre Staff Mr B Ricchini Recreation Centre Staff Mr} Smith Recreation Centre Staff Miss S } 1)rrrell Recreation Centre Staff Mr A Williams Recreation Centre Staff Ms H Harris Recreation Centre Staff Ms P McDonald Recreation Centre Staff Mr Z Durand Recreation Centre Staff

GROUNDS PREP Mr CLa ng Assistant Grounds Manager MrM North Grounds person Cert 2 in Horticulture

MrR'TUrner Horticulturist Cert 3 in Landscaping

GROUNDS SENIOR MrM Povey Grounds Manager Mr L M Gillett Grounds person Mr M Lovell Grounds person Term 1,2,3 Mr M Havelberg Grounds person Term 4 Ms M Stuart Grounds person Cert of landscaping and gardening Mr L Edwards Grounds Person Mr P Carroll Casual Grounds Person

PROPERTY/ MAINTENANCE Mr G I Tomkins Property Manager Mr } Ridgeway Maintenance Foreman Cert 3 in General Construction Term 2,3,4 Mr S Gretgrix (Stewart) Maintenance Foreman Term 1 Mr R F Dahlhaus Carpenter Mr N A Fletcher Boatman Mr B A Green Carpenter Mr A R Harris Caretaker Mr PC Rogers Carpenter MrP } Welsh Carpenter Mr I Creek Courier/Bus Driver

CLEANING PREP Mr A) Aalders Cleaning Supervisor - Prep School Mrs C L Harris Cleaner Mr M} Hayes Cleaner Mr} Barlow Cleaner Ms H Stokes Cleaner Mrs} Reynolds Cleaner Ms I Patience Cleaner Cert 2 in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations)

CLEANING SENIOR Ms M L Archer Cleaner-Davey House/Rec Centre/Boatshed Mrs RA Baird Cleaner-Mackie Mrs H F Papas Cleaning Supervisor-Senior School Mrs} Ingram Cleaner Mossgiel Term 1,2,3

Mrs M Santos Cleaner - Keith Humble Centre Cert 3 Asset Maintenance (cleaning operations) Mr P Stubbs Cleaner - Austin Gray/HOG

MUSIC DEPT Mrs N Cowdell Instrumental Administration Officer Mrs} Boyce Instrumental Music 'TUition Co-Ordina tor DipIPD

MEDICAL PREP

Ms V Henderson Admin assistant Campbell House Mrs} Thomps on Library Technician Diploma of Library Mrs} Kittelty Library AssistantlTeacher Aide BEd (Librarianship) Ms G Norris Library Technician Mrs LThomas ELC Assistant Diploma of Childrens Services (childrens services)

Mrs C M Seward School Nurse - Prep School Grad Dip Public Health (School Health) Mrs L Thacker Relief Nurse - Prep School Term 1 & 2 Mrs} Shannon Relief Nurse - Prep School Dip Applied Science,Critical care course, Bachelor of nursing. Cert 4 Assessment & training Term 3 &4

Mrs T Motiani ELC3 AssistantlTeacher Aide BN Dip of Childrens Services

MEDICAL SENIOR

Mrs} Saunders (Teacher Aide Mrs V Kukler Language Assistant

Mrs C Maas (Senior Nurse Bachelor Nursing/Cert 4 in training & assessment Mrs} Staples Relief Nurse Ms CThornton Education and Counselling Psychologist Ms P Vince (Relief Nurse Term 1 & 2

SCHOOL ASSISTANTS PREP Ms A M Andersen ELC Assistant Cert 3 Childrens services Ms B Collier Science Lab Technician BEd! BSci Ms } Nicholls Art Technician 0.2 Bachelor of Fine Art, Dip MM

Mrs L} Davis ELC Assistant Ms)} Doul!

ELC Assistant Cert 4 Community services (Childrens services) Ms R Kelly ELC Assistant BEd (Early Childhood), Dip Childrens Services Mrs A Harris ELC Assistant Diploma of Childrens Services Mrs M Herbert ELC Assistant Diploma of Community services (childrens services) Mrs} CLewis ELC Assistant Diploma of Childrens Services Mrs M Ryan Outside of School Hours Care Coordinator/ Integration Aide Cert 4 Childrens Services

Mrs N Crowe Teacher Aide-CH Bachelor of Applied Science Mrs E Koroneos Teacher Aide Bachelor of Arts Ms C Mathews Teacher Aide Bachelor of Arts (Hans)

Ms T Madden ELC Assistant (Casual)

SCHOO L ASSISTANTS SENIOR Mr S K Benz Fine and Applied Arts Technician Grad dip in educationsecondary. BA fine art painting Assoc Dip of creative and applied artlCert 4 in workplace training Ms N Mayfield Lab Technician Dip Lab technology/ Bachelor Bio Science Mr 0 A Carroll Science Lab Technician Dip of Applied Science (chernicallaboratory technology) Mrs} R D'Altera Outreach and Careers Assistant BComm, Dip of Computing Ms K M Hackett Library Technician!Audio Visual Ass Dip Applied Social Science Ms R L Skowronski Library Technician Diploma of Library/ Information Services Ms E Williams Library Technician Diploma of Library/ Information Services MrT Egan Woodwork Maintenance Mr R Wells Woodwork Machinist

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FAREWELLS Amanda Maher Mrs Amanda Maher joined The Geelong College in 2006. As well as holding the position of Learning Support Coordinator, she has served as a tutor in Wettenhall and Morrison Day Houses and Mackie Boarding House, and as Teacher- inCharge of Softball.

Amanda has made very strong and lasting connections with her students. She is keenly attuned to the adolescent psyche and this has underpinned her outstanding work as Learning Support Coordinator. She was instrumental in establishing the now very successful City Program in Year 9 and the Fulfilling Lives Program in Year IO and has headed up the College's Literacy Committee, undertaking considerable research into this key learning area.

She also incorporated the Duke of Edinburgh award into the Year IO learning supportlliteracy class, with her personal highlights of the program being the fortnightly Reading Buddy trips to East Geelong prep school and the outdoor adventure components. These offered community service involvement and also built up the confidence of the Year IO students involved.

Amanda has given exemplary service to the College and to all those students whom she has supported throughout her time here. On behalf of the staff and students, I wish Amanda and her family our very best wishes for her future adventures.

Joan Gill Joint Head of Senior School (Welfare)

Mike Gallus Mr Mike Gallus joined the College in 1995. Throughout his years of service, he has made outstanding contributions to the academic, pastoral and sporting areas.

He is highly respected for the manner in which he has met the responsibilities of a number of senior positions. These have included Residential Head of Boarding (2000-2005); Head of English (1999-2003), and most recently, Head of McLean House (2006-20I r).

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He has also coached Softball and Basketball and, for a number of years, has been the friendly face of the College on a Saturday morning at the Rolland Centre, meeting and greeting visiting sporting teams and their coaches and ensuring that our facilities are in top order.

There are a number of qualities which we will miss when Mike departs. He has been a highly valued colleague in the English department and we will miss his classroom expertise. No doubt the students who have encountered Mike will remember and respect him for his sensible, thoughtful and fair approach to all matters.

We extend our very best wishes to Mike as he seeks out new challenges and adventures.

Joan Gill Joint Head of Senior School (Welfare)

A n drew Payne Mr Andrew Payne has been a thoughtful and conscientious member of staff since he commenced at the College in 1996.

He has been an enthusiastic and innovative teacher of Accounting and Commerce, contributing strongly to curriculum development aimed at strengthening his students' thinking skills. He is thorough and meticulous in everything he does, always ensuring that careful planning and structured implementation occurs, and has always acted in the best interests of his students and the College.

Andrew has also developed the Year IO Fulfilling Lives Tanna program considerably, ensuring that the challenging logistical and welfare elements are in place, whilst fostering a serious community service culture amongst the participants.

A strong supporter of the Rowing program, he been most generous with the time he has devoted to this sport over many years.

We will miss Andrew's contribution to many areas of College life and wish him well in retirement.

Roger Smith Jo int Head of Senior School (Curriculum)

Carolyn Guest

Kim Johnson

Ms Carolyn Guest leaves the College a t the end of 20 I 2, after seven years of excellent service to the school at both campuses.

Kim's passion for teaching is apparent from the first moment one enters her classroom . Lively conversations, an air of purposeful activity and a visually stimulating environment are hallmarks of her sense of an educational setting and the students in her classroom thrive in such a place.

For the past four years, she has provided most effective leadership of the George Morrison Library in the Senior School, overseeing a range of physical improvements and the consolidation of our contemporary book collection. During this time we have also seen considerable expansion of the digital resources on offer to students and staff.

Carolyn has always undertaken her work in a diligent and considered manner, ensuring that the various needs of library users are met with a minimum of fuss . She has introduced a number of programs and practices designed to make the library a more attractive and welcoming space, and has encouraged students to embrace both the formal and informal opportunities available.

We thank Carolyn for the valuable contribution she has made to our Library services in particular and the College more generally. We will miss her calm, obliging manner and wish her the very best for the future.

Roger Smith Joint Head of Senior School (Curriculum)

Diane Black Mrs Diane Black leaves the College after I6 years of loyal service. She has been an excellent teacher of English and Literature, and has made a considerable contribution to the English department more generally, including acting as Head of Faculty for a period of time. She has also taught History classes with enthusiasm and diligence, and was a pioneer dUling the introductory years of the Year 9 City Week programs.

The sense of cooperative learning, dedication and thoughtful planning has enabled Kim to develop positive relationships with her students and her commitment to their emotional, social and intellectual development builds a great sense of trust and respect.

Kim has given excellent service to the College since 200I and has taught in both Primary and Junior Secondary contexts. She has held a number of leadership positions including the significant position of Director of Curriculum (P-8) and later Primary Curriculum Coordinator.

The positions of Upper Primary Mathematics Coordinator, eLearning Leader (P-8) and Head of House are roles to which Kim has brought expertise, commitment and drive.

Kim's recent teaching years in the Year 6 Multi-Media Year have been visible examples of her commitment, development of outstanding programs and organisational expertise.

She values the opportunity to develop and explore new technology with her students and the Multi-Media year has been a wonderful showcase for such hard work and dedication.

Kim achieved the status of Exemplary Teacher in 2009.

We wish Kim well in her new position as Director of Learning (PYP) at Kardinia International School and thank her most sincerely for her excellent service to the College.

Coral Turner

Many students will also remember Diane as a committed Head of Calvert House, who guided them with great care and attention to their personal needs. She has left a lasting legacy at the College through her outstanding, conscientious work as the Editor of the school magazine Pegasus. Diane has contributed to many different areas of the school and her broad understanding of educational issues has been of considerable value to students and staff alike.

We wish her all the best in retirement.

Roger Smith Joint Head of Senior School (Curriculum)

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SCHOOL ROLL ELC3 Arora , Alexander S Bartlett, Eliza-May S Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch) Biscan , Lilli M Blockey, Alexandra J (Lexie) Bradshaw, Isla A Carland, Ethan A Fry, Jack P Gray, Lucas C Grim a, Kathryn A Grima, Madelyn A (Maddy) Hayes, Matilda L Ho, Leon I SY Horvat, Ben E Hunter, Benjamin H J (Ben) Johnston, Oliver H Maddem, Alexis J Naylor, James B Naylor, Thomas D (Tommy) Porter, William (Will) Rogers, Lilly A Watson , Lily G Williams, Bronte H Wynter, Tia L

ELC4 Andrews , Julian W Baillie, Chloe 0 Balazs, Tiana W (Tia) Bozinovski, Madeline Burke, Haydn L H Burke, Mitchell J (Ditch) Cus ack, Lilly A Gorell, Edwina L Hanegraaf, Archer J Ho, Curtis J L Y Jackson, Hunter L Jans z, Audrey E Martin, Emma R McDougall, Sienna A McNeil, Sean A Nadorp-Daw, Blythe Royal-Clayton, Jet C Rutherford, Zaiden P Solly, William P (Will) Taylor, Hamish W Vale, Benjamin T White, Oliver W

ELC5 Anderson, Lachlan F Bradshaw, Oliver M Buzz ard, Logan D Condie, Thomas A Eddy, Wyatt G

Fury, Ashleigh L Grima, Isabella A (Bella) Hayden, Alexander M (Alex) Higgins, Matisse Ilsley, William A (Will) lvisic, Xavier F Lamers, Esther M A Leahy, Charles H Leahy, James F Leszko, Thomas H (Tom) Mitchell, Lachlan R Murphy, Hermione G Nadorp-Goddard, Eden Roderick, Sophie A Romer, Imre TV (Imi) Rowbottom, Joshua W Salceda Rouco, Mario Taylor, Millicent A (Millie) Tol, Harry E J White, Campbell R Wynhoven, Olivia L

PREP Anderson, Joey L Atlas, Giselle B Balazs, Jasmine A Bisinella, Laura J Blacksell, Gemma L Carland, Isabella G Cole, Edward G (Ned) Comer, Georgie G Duff, Verity A Gorell, Thomas G Gray, Miles T Hair, Oliver S Hall, Vallen K Ha mpson, Ella F Hardy, Montana J L Hayden, Tom E Hoare, William B Hunter, Joshua R Hunter, William G N (Will) King, Ella M Lamers, Hendrikus EA (Hennie) Maddem, Zara C Mazani, Ngaakudzwe J Uohnson) Middleton, Ted H Moorfoot, Emma G Naylor, Eleanor J (Elly) Naylor, Thomas P A (Tom) Naylor, Zoe D Norton, Charli C Porter, Charles J (Charlie) Robinson, Evelyn J Roffey, William J Royce, Edwina V

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Santalucia, Oliver J Solly, Robert H (Robbie) Stringer, Taya J Vale, Emma K Vaughan, Zoe A Williamson, James S

g EAR 1 Abikhair, Matilda R Andrews, 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 Illingworth, Angus L Jackman, Henry Jackson, River M Jansz, Isaac G Lord, Oscar T Masek, Sopita Uoy) McDougall, Jesse K McLachlan, Mikayla J Middleton, Jesse P O'Neill, Harrison C Powers, Cecilia S Rahmanian, Nick A Rogers, Mia A Rowbottom, Jacob T Santalucia, Emily S Santalucia, Harry J Skeen, Angus B Trethewey, Emma K

g EAR 2 Baxter, Emily G Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W Bird, Marcus G Bradshaw, Cassidy J Brandt, Maeve L Campbell, Caelan S Campbell, Imogen Connor, India A Coop, Jay M Eddy, Atticus A Gerrard, Charlotte K Hall, Eden J J Hecker, Jasmin E Uazz) Jones, Anneliese R

Kahwagi, Alyssa M King, Xavier F Lean, Geoffrey 0 M Ly, Sean MacGinley, Isabella A Mahon, Emma B Morphy, Oliver S Naylor, Annabelle L Nockles, Jake W O'Brien, Nicholas G Paterson, Lachlan D Piroch, Phebe K Polic, Isabelle M Porter, Matilda C Potter, Xavier J Probert, Charles W Probert, Chase E Rahmanian, Amy K Robinson, Harriet A Rochow, Brooke J Ryan, Maeve E Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy) Solly, Sarah K Stringer, Wayde S J Taylor, Grace V West, Harry J White, Imogen R Whitford, Harry J G Williams, Thomas G

gEAR 3 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 J Dalton, Lewis R L Duff, Imogen 0 Edgar, Georgina K Faull, Harry N Fernandez, Oliver Gray, Noah J Hardy, Cooper B Hayden, Scarlette L Kahwagi, Jacoub C Lawrie, James E Livingstone, Nicholas J Malone, Jessica A Marshall, Dec1an A Mauderer, Max J F McIntyre, Sophia E

Perry, Jack A Powers, Sophia L Rowbottom, Samuel J Santalucia, Thomas D (Tom) Thacker, Matthew J Tran, Ethan L Trethewey, Thomas S Unkenstein, Annabel C White, Elli F Williams, Jackson F Wynhoven, Jess L Yang, Tianyi (Danny) Yeaman, Fraser H

YEAR 4 Abikhair, Oscar J Adams, Georgia P Anderson, William R Billings, Laura R Blight, Penelope A (Neddy) Bulford, Iona C Carroll, Grace S Coop, Makenzie G Courtnay, Oliver J Derksen, Luke R Enstrom, Radha Fang, Celine Goddard, Jeremy AS Hampson, Kaleb] P Hough, Benjamin Illingworth, Oscar Jackman, Angus R Jennett, Harriet J Jones, Lachlan H Karavitis, Georgia F Koroneos, Nicholas J Landos, Madeline S Lean, Elliott S H Lynch, Benjamin M M (Benji) Maceroni-Zarafa, Samuel K MacGinley, Madeleine R Middleton, Charles 0 (Charlie) Morphy, Harry E 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) Rowbottom, Rachel H Ryan, Laura G Salceda Rouco, Sergio Watson, Ilah A Ye, Junqi (Jack)

YEA RS Balazs-Ashman, Angus 0 N (Gus) Bartlett, Courtney N Bartlett, Lachlan S Bath, Fraser T Blundy Jones, Laura Bobbera, John M Bourke, Neve C Brandt, Kurtis P Brierly, Rosy A E Brzoska, Josephine A (Josie)

Burrell, Nyah Z Calder, Samuel H (Sam) Congdon, Lachlan W (Lockie) Couchman, Travis A Coutts, Blake T B Crowe, Alexander A W Dalrymple, Isabella R Daly, Emma] De Young, Luke P Divola, James M Gekas, Finlay] (Fin) Gorell, Ava B Gorell, William R Griffith, Mia S Gubbels, Ethan S Heyward, Felicity E Holmes, AUryn A Klein, John L (Jack) Klein, Katherine A Kurien, Jade Ly, Kei Y (Elaine) Lyall, Hamish R Mahon, Max L Malone, Samuel J Marshall, Darcy ] McLachlan, Jessica A Midgley, Charlotte A Milner, Thomas N Moorfoot, Jack A Morrison, Claire G M Ni, Anson Y X Nockles, Oliver A Peace, Samuel K Perry, Luke E Phung, Tristan J Rahmanian, Layli V Robinson, Behlana R Sayers, Isabel R Thacker, William J Thorne, James D A Tol, Sophie A] White, Samuel D (Sam) Wynter, Lachlan K

Y EAR 6 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 Cashman, Lachlan S H Cashman, Rose P Courtnay, Sebastian T Deahl, Matthew] Edgar, Zara L Fang, Darwie Fitzgerald, Bentley J Foley, Cary E Gao, Nathan J Hanley, Leo S Horvat, Neve T Hughes, Kelly S Johnston, George W Jones, Mitchell L Landos, Mikhail K

Mahon, Ley ton S J Malone, Oscar] Manton, Oliver H Mauderer, Aleisha A McDonald, Angus C A McDonald, Thomas A McIntyre, Edward A (Ned) McKinnon, Georgia E (Georgie) McLaughlin, Molly R Morgan, Matthew L Murrihy, Layla V Naylor, Phoebe L Nicholson, Genevieve H O'Byrne, Alexander G Orchard, India Padanyi, Endre R Pereira, Aurelia Z Perry, Brianna T Proebstl, Nicholas A M Rose, Claudia F Rowbottom, Tahlia L Russell, Summer J Ryan, Michaela] Savage, Gemma K Sefton, Roxana] (Roxy) Shaw, Sally G Smith, Bronte E Smith, Faith N Stewart, Grace E Thomas, Isabella C R (Issy) Unkenstein, Henry D (Harry) Walter, Lachlan G Ward, Kaitlyn R Watson, India A West, Jake T Wylie, Scott C Yang, Tianpei (Thomas)

Y EAR? Allan, Brayden S Anderson, Olivia G ArC-Dekker, Edith E R Arundell, Edward C R Baensch, Lachlan R Balaam, Lilli A Balazs-Ashman, Arabella R (Bella) BatariIo, Benjamin (Ben) Baxter, Suzanne V Beaumont-Kelly, Oscar Bell, Ashley M Bett, Morgan F ] Billings, Christopher J Bingham, Jasper L Blakeley, Charles (Charlie) Blight, Alexander H Blond, Stephen C (Charlie) Blundy Jones , Meg Boness, Katya M Braslis, Ethan D Brenner, William N Brown, Harrison T Bulford, Hamish W ] Burke, Thomas L (Tom) Calder, Eve Cameron, Hannah L Carr, William J M Carruthers, Jeremy Casey, Emma J F Castles, 'TYler R

Cayzer, Laura J Chappell, Maxwell N (Max) Cheatley, Claudia E Christou, Matthew T (Matt) Comben, Kyle J Coutts, Samuel M (Sam) Crawford, Eliza D L Crozier, Charles W (Charlie) Crozier, Sam E F Cullen, Kade N D'Arcy, Ruby R Davie, Jade M Dawe, Max F Eddy, Reilly W Edwards, Jordan (Jordy) Evans, Madeline K (Maddie) Falkiner, Andrew J H (Andy) Fernandez, Mollie Fitzpatrick, Jessica M Fowler, Brittany R Furphy, Emma G Fyffe, Lucy M Gorell, Emma J Gorell, James M Goy, Rachael L Gregory, Alexander B-S Grigson, Joshua M (Josh) Guthrie, Katherine A Hall, Emily J Hastings , Charlotte A Hayes, Harry C Henry, Luke J Holten, Briona E (Bibi) Horvat, Chantel A Hurley, Patrick J Iredell, Patrick G Jackman, Matthew R F Jackson, Dayne Jess, Samuel F (Sam) Karavitis, Noelle 0 (Olivia) Kelly, Harry W King, Thomas (Tom) Knuckey, William A Kovacev, Mark A Langley, Charles E S (Charlie) Layik, Nuriye M (Melis) Lazarus, Maxwell S (Max) Longden, Angus J Maishman, Nicholas H (Nick) Malishev, Matthew J Maniatakis, Zoe I Manton, Nicholas W Mapleson, Bridget E Matern, Lily F G McArthur, Millicent S (Millie) McDonald, James A McDonald, Louise C McGrath, Rebecca A McKie, Hamish A McMaster, Kennedy R McQuinn, Phillip a I McRae -Palmer, Jonah J Midgley, Thomas R Milner, Lucinda G Minahan, Lachlan S Molloy, Patrick F Morgan, Daniel J B Morris, Angela K PECASLIS 2011 I PACE 201

Morrison, William G M Morrow, Alexander S Morwood, Lachlan H Murray, Thomas I Nelson, Alexander D B (Alex) Newnham, Grace Newnham, Sophie J Nicholas, Noah V M Nockles, Veronica L O'Leary, Jordan P Old, Samuel J (Sam) Patrick, Amelia E Philpott, Grant Potts, Constance J Powell, Amelia M Reed, Lorcan J Rochow, Hollie J Russell, Molly K Sadler, Maysie F Santalucia, Eliza G Sebastian, Noah B Sercombe, Katherine A Shannon, Harry M Simson, Samantha L Slorach, Samuel G (Sam) Smith, Grace M Stanisich, Remy G Stapleton, Mardi Stewart, Jessica Stokie, Lachlan R Symons, Aidan T Synoradzki, Matthew J Taylor, Lachlan Tol, William G S Torode, [an T (Tim) Turnbull, Liam R Urquhart, Sara B Vernon, Flynn J Walder, Alana B Wang, Zhixiao (Sam) Waterhouse, James D Waters, Blair R West, Alexander P W Wheeldon, Brielle J (Brie) Whittem, Lucas Wiener, Monique A Witherden, Alex J Wright, Thomas B Wynhoven, Ellie L Wynter, Chloe J You, Amy

gEARS 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 Brenner, Phoebe A Brierly, Abby A J Brown, Nina L Brownless, Ruby M Bucek, Max R

Buykx, Nich olas E (Nick) Caithness, Kirsten S Calvert, Georgin a K M Campbell, Ka tie-Rose Chrimes, MacKen zie P Clark, Olivia L Clark, Sophie B Clutterbuck, Bra ndon J Y N Coles, Sam uel D (Sam) Colman, Ma dalyn T Comben, Leon W Consedine, Xavier L Conway, Claudia L Crawley, Claudia [ Crozier, Lachlan D A (Lachie) Dalton, Harry 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 (Bella) Griffiths, Samuel J Grossnickle, Elliott Z Hanley, Isadora A Hastings, Thomas Y Hedenskog Andersen, William 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 Keddie, Tira L B Kent-Spark, Meg H Kininmonth, Angus G Klein, Elizabeth M Klein, Sophie J Kontelj, Davis J Ling, Steven Livermore, Jesse H Lyall, Paige Lynch, Eugene J Lyons, Baxter S Mackay, Callum M

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Malone, Benj amin M McAllister, Mitch ell B McDonald, Johanna E McDonald, Lachlan J McDowell, Nicolas G T McIntyre , Harry C McPherson, Lachlan D Mitchell, Jake E Moran, Lillian E (Lilli) Morgan, Jacob M Morgan, Jocelyn H Morrow, Nicholas J (Nick) Nagle, Patrick J Narita, 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, Tansy L Perry, Morgan T Porter, Samuel L Proebstl, Tiahna E Radalj , Oscar M Reja, Kasra Roe, Thomas G M (Tom) Rounds, Hannah E M Ruby, David G Ruffin, Matthew J C Russell, Sam G Savage, Lachlan J Sayers, Aaron J C Scally, Caitlin A Sefton, Ebony M Seller, Xavier 0 Shaw, William M (Wil) Shembrey, Tom C Sheridan, Jack H Skuza, Joshua C Slattery, Andy J Slattery, Jock M Smith, Sarah E Snarskis, Austin P Snyman, Ulrich FA Speakman, Kate E Spinazzola, Isabella C Summers, Isobel J (Izzy) Thome, Ph ilippa A Threadgold, Emma J Unkenstein, Georgina E (Georgie) Van Ingen, Riley J M Ward, Sh an nessy M Weetrnan, Andie A Willett, Larry H Witcombe, Da rcy I Wood, Ella Wootton, Angelica A Wootton, Jake J Xu, Isabella Young, Soph ie K

g EAR 9 Acosta Ruiz, Sebastian Allinson, Lu cy H Andrew, Abby L Angliss, Emily E Appelbe, Matthew F

Attwood, Alec D Baensch, Alex) R Baskaran, Harshini Beaumont-Kelly, Henry Bedford, Alexa R G Bell, Hugh A Bell, Maddison E 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) Brown, Madeleine J (Maddy) Brownless, Lucy [ Calvert, John J aack) Carruthers, Emma K Cayzer, Nicholas R Cheatley, Louisa J Cielesh, Haley J Collett, Natalie L Connoley, Bronte E Cook, Sarah N Cordy, Zaine T 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 Edwards, Tegan C Fitzpatrick, James P Flanagan, Simeon G Foley, Annie J Forrest, Liam K Fowler, Joseph E aoe) Fyffe, Emily I Golightly, William C (Will) Gow, HarryT Griffiths, Jackson J Hardinge, Alice M Haskett, Joshua L Holdsworth, Lachlan A Hom, Douglas K Hosking, Sam J S Hosking, Timothy L (Tim) Howard, Rach el L Humphreys, Claire A Jablonsky, Alexandra M Jegatheesan, Leonardo (Leo) Jeremic, Dean Jewell, Phoebe K Kennedy, Keaghan R Kenny, Julian P F Kershaw, Harry M Laidlaw, Fergus C H Leontiades, Olivia C Lever, Alexandra F Lewicki, Sabrina R

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Lewicki, Vanessa ) Mahony, Fraser W Maishman, Joe W Malishev, Nicholas P A Mann, Julia L MarIes, Samuel N (Sam) Mawson, Michael R McEvoy, Patrick M (Paddy) McGowan, Th omas A F McGrath, Eliza R McGregor, Alice J McGuane, Nicholas B McGuire, Seamus G McMaster, Harrison A 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 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 V Uassie) Saunders, Stewart M Scott, Annabel S Selway, Alexander J Sercombe, Jessica L Simson, Nicholas M (Nick) Simson, William D Skinner, Olivia K Spikers, Summer B Sutterby, Austin J Sutterby, Blake W Tan, Angus S Torode, Robert H Trescowthick, Poppy A 'TYler, Benjamin J M (Ben) 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 Wishart, Fraser T L Wylie, Angus A Yeaman, Zachary A (Zac) Zaleski, Georgia K

Zhu, Wendy

YEAR 10 Angliss, Peter W R Ao, Ka Hei (Kelly) Atkins, Tom J Baker, Lachlan G Barber, Jayden L Batarilo, Andrew Batarilo, Daniel Batarilo, Thomas (Tom) Baulch, Emily G S Beckley, Ernest A L Bennett, Alexandra K (Alex) Bishop, Lucy L Blackman, Laura I 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 Cole, Monty RJ Colman, Julia I Connoley, Louis M Couch, William J Crawley, Isaac B Curnow, Jack L D'Adamo, Gemma L D'Adamo, Laura J De Young, Alexander P Del Rio, Georgia M Desborough, Sophie K Doery, Arabella E Dowling, Padrick J (Paddy) Eddey, Ginny G Edgar, Scarlett B Fenton, Ella R Fitzpatrick, Barclay P Fletcher, Vanda S Forshaw, Mary C (Molly) Fraser, Beatrice M Fung, Wing Lun (Ellena) Gao, Nellie J Garcey, Olivia M E Gekas, Cristabel L (Crista) Graham, Harry W C Grange, Jacqueline J Uacqui) Griffin, Jordyn E Griffiths, Rebecca Y Guala, Adam H Harmon, Brady J Hocking, Alana J Hor, Eu Vin Howard, Montana G Hughes, Georgia K Humphries, Jacqueline I Hurley, Emma C Jackson, Thomas R G (Tom) Jangprasit, Pasawut (Mark)

Jelfs, David M Jess, Jacob K Kelly, Samuel C (Sam) Kent-Spark, Hannah P Kerambrun, Morgan B King, Mitchell Koroneos, James L Lancaster, Brooklyn Langley, William D S (Will) Lay, James R Lei, Wai Hong (Oscar) Leonard, Madeleine C Livermore, Alexander J (Alex) Luppino, Alexandra K (Ally) Macdonald, Lucinda P (Lucy) Mackenzie, Laura K Mathews, Ronan P May, William G (Will) McClelland, Stephanie R (Steph) 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 Odam, Rachel G Orford, Stuart J Osborn, Jye D Palmer-Hill, Lachlan A Parker, Matthew R Patcharapond, Now Payne, Maxim C (Max) Peace, Hannah S Pedersen, Alexandra D Phewpun, Tanapol P 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, Emma M Robinson, Shayden J J 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 Stoj anovski, Adriana I Sullivan, Harrison P (Harri) Taylor, Clodagh C Temple, Miles H Thomson, Steffie P Trinh, Han B Varley, Maxwell M 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 Wood, Lucas A M (Luke) Wood, Stephanie N Wynhoven, CurtisJ

YEAR 11 Allen, Emma I Andersson, Victoria L J 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, Emma E 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 Cameron, Lachlan S 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 Couch, Joseph Uoe) Craven, Cody N Deahl, Jackson R Derksen, Aaron M Drayton, Lucy H Duffield, Lucy C Dunstan, Mitchell A F Durand, Luke R Dye, Riley L Edsall, Murphy S Edwards, Jeremy N

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Fanning, Guy F Farrall, Thomas -1 (Tom) Fincham , Randall J Fish er-Kolos a, Byron J Forsyth, Harrison J (Harry) Fowler, Carla Freddi, Allanah J G Fry, icholas J (Nick) Fuller, Emily J Gratwick, Marius J Gray, 'amei'o S M Gregory, Alison R (Ali) He, Le Jun (Simon) Heyward, Lauren A Hill, Francoise M Hoskin g, Jack D Hubb ert, Alexander D J (Alex) Hvidberg, icholas R Jacob, Shane M Jenkins, Callum T Jeremic, i.'olas Johnson, Kaitlyn M Keddie, oah E H A Kenny, James P E Kershaw, Edward A Klein, Talia Kontelj, Paris 1 Koutsoukis, Felix A J Lam, Ho Yeung Lam, Matthew C Lamont, Matthew R Landy, James D Lau, EdwinYW Leahy, Millie R Lee, Ian M Lever, Thomas W Lim, Samantha Y J Maguire, Thomas D Malcher, James G Malishev, athanial J Mann, Harrison R Manning, Angus S McCaffrey, Rory J McDonald, Daniel R McGowan, Jack D C McGrath, MaLLhew 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 Narita, Callum K Neerhut, Oliver R Nicholson, Angus J Nixon, Christopher J O'Brien-Church, Samuel J (Sam) O'Donnell, William D (Will) Palmer, Lara J E Panckridge, Eliza K Perkins, Matthew S (Matt) Philip, Thea S Plowman, Kate H (Katie) Plowman, Siobhan M Porto, Cristina J Price, Oliver G PEGASUS 2011

Quail, Nicholas D Ramus, Jackson J Reed, Tegan A Richards , Sarah D Riley, Fiona K Roberts, Danielle E Robinson, Elica D Roche, Matthew N Rogan, Thomas J (Tom) Ross, Daniel G (Dan) Russell, Holly M D Salathiel-Dyke, Kieran M Salt-Hill, Samuel J Sa manbut, Supaporn (Bow) Sa mbell, Georgina I Sa unders, Joshua A Senan , Adam V Shannon, Alexander E Sharrock, Savanna R Shorland, Lucy L Simson, John D Sku za, Georgina M Slattery, Edwina J Sloa ne, Annabel C Smith, Maddison G Splatt, Chelsea K Steel, Jack H Stefanovic, Ben Stevens, Madeleine P (Maddy) Strachan, Giorgina R (Giorgi) Summers, Lachlan P Th omas, Alan M M Thorne, Sophie J Threadgold, George D Vau gh a n, Zoe M Von Saurrna-Jeltsch, Theresa C Walker, Laura K Walsh, Lucy A Ward-MOSS, Brigitte R Waterhouse, Robert M (Rob) Weetman, Philippa M Weng, Si Ting Oessica) Wes t, Jack J E Widdicombe, Angus J Wiek, Charlotte (Chilli e) Wilkinson-Beards, Alexander J Wilson, Georgia R P Witcombe, Riley A Wong, Timothy Wylie, Jackson G Yiu, Yan Yu (Audrey)

YEAR 12 Ablett, Edward J (Eddie) Acosta Ruiz, Valeria Ailen, Matthew B Allinson, Claire H Andrews, Gregory R (Greg) Babiolakis, Peter A Banj a nin , 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

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Cameron, George M H Carr, james S Carr, Joshua C Carroll, Patrick A W (PaL) Castles, Julia R Chai, Yuan Peng (Fred) Chisholm, George A Chisholm, Thomas J (Tom) Chomley, Bernard j (Bernie) Christou, James A Claringbold, Chloe M Cleary, Jennifer A Cole, Phillipa V A Collier, Stephanie K (Steph) Comben, Aubrey A Courtnay, Rupert S Curnow, George A D'Adamo, 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 Hatch, Darnien 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 A M Kelly, Kieran R Kelly, William H (Will) Kenfield, Katrina K E Kennedy, Campbel1 J C Khoo, Jonathan S Kip, Tazmin D Kittelty, William J Koroneos, Emily V Kvant, Alexandra C Laohavisit, Jaruwat (Merce) Lay, Harrison W (Harry) Lugg, William H Mackey, Rowan J McDonald, Campbell ) McDonald, Ted W T McEvoy, Ellie K McGlade, James F Mellross, Georgia L Millsom, Rebecca J (Beck)

Mitchell, Alana L Moore, Audrey V Morgan, Benjamin J R Morris, Anna E Morris , Douglas A Murrihy, Brydie S Nott, Benjamin R (Ben) Occhino, Sarah A V adam, Alice M Payne, Rowan D Pike, Cameron C C Pisankitvanich, Nithit (Golf) Plummer, Taneesha J Porter, James Oamo) Potter, James B Potter, Tanya Profitt, Emily G H Ratcliffe, Edward M C Readhead, Colleen Retman, Daniel Roberts, Madeline E (Maddy) Robinson, Oscar A Rosewall, Billie J I Ross, Charles A (Charlie) Rosyada, Emira Ruby, Peter E Sachdev, Aaron Salvalaggio, Nathan Sanders, Bonnie A Sandri, Taylor L Saunders, Ryan M Scott, Eliza M Serle, Emily L Serle, Lachlan j Shelley, Holly M Shu, Richard W Y Skoglund, Laura R Song, Alisa M H Steinfort, Hugo W Sturges, Sarah L Sturm, Lana J Sullivan, Alexander C (Alex) Taylor, Nelson J Thornton, Bronte W Tomkins, Trent N Trescowthick, Sophie C Verfurth, Kristofer D Vines, Eamonn M Wade, Callen A Walmsley, Elizabeth B (Lizzie) Walmsley, Georgina E Walsgott, Alexander G Walsh, Nicholas J I Watson, Lucy S Welleman, Thomas F Westman, Ebony A Wettenhall, Andrew H Wettenhall, Ross P Wheal, Kristie A White, Andrew J Williams, Cameron M Wishart, Charles H C Wong, Caleb H Y Wood, jack I R Wood , Oliver J B Wu , Yi-chun (Eason) Yingyoud, Onrumpa (Benz)

YEAR 12,2011 7TH ROW L-R: Oliver Wood, Ryan Saunders, Kristofer Verfurth, Charlie Beith, Pat Carroll, Andrew White, Tom Hughes, Jack Wood, George Chisholm, Cameron Williams, William Kittelty, jamie Hanison, Campbell Kennedy, Cameron Pike, james McGlade, Charles Wishart, Ian Blair, Oscar Robinson, Lachlan Serle 6TH ROW L-R: Harry jess, Rory Fairbairn, Charlie Iredell, Charl ie Ross, Caleb Wong, Callen Wade, Alex Sullivan, George Curnow, Damien Hatch, Matthew Allen, Ted McDonald, William Lugg, Griffin Barry, Nelson Taylor, Samuel Griffiths, Chase Galbraith, Eason Wu, Will Grange, Aaron Sachdev, Bryce George 5TH ROW L-R: Jonathan Khoo, Trent Tomkins, Campbell McDonald, Will Kelly, Douglas Morris, Ilany Lay, Taylor Sandri, Nicholas Fulton, Rowan Payne, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Bernie Chomley, Greg Andrews, Charles Harris, james Potter, Tom Chisholm, jamo Porter, joshua Carr, Eamonn Vines, james Emselle, rred Chai, 4TH ROW L-R: Nathan Salvalaggio, Benz Yingyoud, Katrina Kenfield, Kristie Wheal, Camille jeffreys, Addy Dunkley-Smith, Natalie Jablonsky, Andy Flanagan, Edward Ratcliffe, George Cameron, james Can, Hugo Steinfort, Nicholas Walsh, Thomas Goodear, Caitlyn Humphreys, Emily Koroneos, Alexandra Kvant, Ellie MCEvoy, jennifer Cleary, Beck Millsom, Peter Babiolakis, Golf Pisankitvanich 3RD ROW L-R: Emily Serle, Lizzie Walmsley, Ebony Westman, Rowan Mackey, Laura Skoglund, Aubrey Comben, James ChlisLou, Merce Laohavisit, Rupert Courtnay, Alex Walsgott, Kieran Kelly, Nick Bedford, Eddie Ablett, Timothy D'Adamo, Ben NoLt, jake Davie, Rebecca rilling, joseph Foley, Blydie Murrihy, Holly Shelley, Emily Profitt 2ND ROW L-R: Richard Shu, Andrew Wettenhall, Phillipa Cole, Sophie raulkner, Megan BaLhem, Taneesha Plummer, Anna Morris, Liana Banjanin, Georgina Walmsley, Lucy Hughes, Daniel Retman, Brittaney Garrett, Emily Jones, Tazmin Kip, Audrey Moore, Peter Ruby, Maddy RoberLs, Anna Brodie, Billie Rosewall, Bronte Thomton, Colleen Readhead, Elena Gazis, Ross Wettenhall, Tanya Pottel FRONT ROW L-R: Sarah Occhino, jasmine Emselle, Eliza Scott, Edwina johnstone, Valeria Acosta Ruiz, Bonnie Sanders, Claire Allinson, Chloe Claringbold, Steph Collier, julia Castles, Alisa Song, Alana Mitchell, Georgia Mellross, Sarah Sturges, Alice adam, Sophie '[)escowLhick, Billie Fenton, Gabi Billing, Lucy Watson, Catherine Flynn, Michelle Beggs, Emira Rosyada, jayde Bertone

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