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2007 has been a very successful time for our year group. Students have shown great maturity as they continued their journey of growing into young adults. Many realised early in the year that they needed to find a balance in their lives. It is this balance between

Mr Barry McKenna Head of Year 10 schoolwork, home life, rest and play that can be challenging for most adolescents. There also comes the pressure of making the important decision of which subjects to choose for Year 11 which is an important decision for any 15 year old to make. I am happy to say that most were able to meet these demands and enjoyed doing so. In Year 10 Faith Education continued to be a very positive experience. The core of this is the Religious Education program and the Year Group masses with the highlight being the Emmaus Retreat Program. These were all conducted by Campus Ministry and the Faith Education Department. During our masses Faith Education was made much easier to understand with sermons given by Father McMahon who can relate to the students on a level they can understand and appreciate. Our boys realise that our faith is the main pillar upon which our College is built. Academic excellence continued to be the focus of all our teachers and the group was always challenged to achieve their best. Many students did this in the fields of Society and Environment, Science, English and Maths and some went on to achieve high results in external competitions such as the State Mathematics Talent Quest and the Australian Mathematics Competition. Boys who took up the option of Visual Art, Design and Technology, Information and Communication Technology or Italian also achieved very high results. In the area of music there were a large number of boys involved in ensembles, band or choir. Many of these boys were proud to be a part of the Catholic Schools’ Performing Arts Festival at which the College won the Zenith Award for the fourth consecutive year – a fitting reward for their efforts.

As well as music there was also the Performing Arts program which gave students the opportunity to display their talents in a performance at the College Speech Night. It also shows what great opportunities the College provides.

Sport has again been a major part of the lives of our Year 10s with the group contributing to the enormous success that the College has achieved. There are simply far too many performances to single out any individual but what impressed me was the amount of team spirit that developed within the year group as a result of this success. However I will especially mention the members of the PSA swimming team who won the PSA Interschool Carnival for the first time.

On the social scene Trinity and Mercedes held several functions together with a sports afternoon at Maylands Bowling Club and a Hollywood Theme night in Gibney Hall. These two events were a follow up from the Year 9 dancing lessons and both occasions were times of great fun and enjoyment.

In conclusion I would like to thank the Year 10 Pastoral Care Group teachers for their pastoral care of the students. I would also like to thank each of the student representatives for assisting their classes in helping out with the social events and fundraising events. 2008 promises to be a great year for this group and I look forward to again being their Head of Year. I know our students will continue to achieve great success and in the Edmund Rice spirit be “men for others”.

Mr Barry McKenna

Head of Year 10

Year 10

Year 10

Clayton Arnez Athletics – U/16 Age Champion AwardsFitness and Health Francis Baptist Media Studies Merit Award Science Course 1 Athletics – U/16 Age Champion (This award was shared with Clayton Arnez) Richard Birchall Merit Award English Nicholas Brown Design & Technology Riccardo Bucchino Merit Award English Enrichment Neil-Jerome Cartagena Merit Award Mathematics Jess Colquhoun Football Thomas Crowther Music Tommas Di Fulvio Engineering Systems Timothy Dixon Merit Award Society & Environment Anthony Erskine Merit Award Science Course 2 Alexander Fasolo Basketball Aden Fawcett Rugby Shaun Foley Graphics Timothy Gargano Badminton 1st VI Dylan Hindle Merit Award Society & Environment Robert Hortin Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.5 Computer Science Health Education Michael Houwen Speech and Drama Samuel Jennison Merit Award Mathematics Michael Kirk Merit Award Mathematics James Marocchi Academic Achievement Awards Mathematics Merit Award Society & Environment Business Italian Soccer Jean-Louis McCabe Tennis Thomas McCormick Academic Achievement Science Dylan McPherson Merit Award English Timothy Mettam Adelphe King Art Award for Drawing Volleyball Simon Natoli Merit Award Mathematics Julian Netto Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.6 Wei Jiunn Ng Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.3 Academic Achievement Society & Environment Merit Award English Merit Award Science Course 1 Joshua Nicholas Cricket Jakeb Norman Merit Award Society & Environment Aquatics Swimming – U/15 Age Champion Nathan Oliver Materials Technology Jonathon Papalia Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.1 Marco Parra Merit Award Science Course 2 Andrew Phillips Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.4 Merit Award Mathematics Rory Pilgrim Merit Award English Literature Physical Education James Rees Outdoor Education William Scheggia Head of Year Award Academic Achievement English Nathan Scott Merit Award English Julian Serra Merit Award Mathematics Mathematics Problem Solving Samuel Shaw Merit Award Society & Environment Merit Award English Eugene Stewart Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.2 Sean Taggart Merit Award Science Course 1 Adam Taylor Art Pipes & Drums (Outstanding Contribution) Rowing – Year 10 Oarsman Hockey Alex Walton Merit Award Mathematics Boston Williamson Edmund Rice Award for Religious Education 10.7 Merit Award Society & Environment Brett Wolton Merit Award Science Course 1

YEAR 10.1

Back Row: Christopher Dale, Kyle Versteeg, Gerard Arangio, Thomas McCormick, Giles Taylor, Alexander Collen Third Row: Alexander Fasolo, Benjamin Seman, William Scheggia, Matthew Golightly, Ciaran Johns, Bodie D’Orazio, Francis Baptist Second Row: Mrs Kelly Hourston, Andrew Hortin, Robert Hortin, Jess Colquhoun, Rory Pilgrim, Bronson Chabros, Dylan Dewsbury Front Row: James Marocchi, Bryn Ryan, Lachlan McVeigh, Michael Houwen, Dylan Caddy, Andrew Phillips, Nicholas Monisse, Thomas Crowther Absent: Redmond Dobson

YEAR 10.2

Back Row: Callum Hall, Patrick Hawkins, Brandon Blake, Peter Bormolini, James Rees Third Row: Luke Bunter, Simon Natoli, Nicholas Jose, Maximillian Fairclough, Michael Di Angelo, Elliot Stevenson Second Row: Mr Mick Italiano, Reece Garlett, Jordan Everall, Alexander Barbas, Samuel Harris, Jordan Di Lello, James Porteous Front Row: Charles Carter, Eugene Stewart, Matthew Rosario, Yannick Louise, Nicholas Brown, Christian Pover, Nicholas Mountain, Alexander Neri Absent: Jarrad Ferris Year 10

Year 10

YEAR 10.3

Back Row: Henry Robinson-Grone, Mitchell Penistan, James Bond, Aden Fawcett, Joshua McLaughlan Third Row: Kevin Nunes, Hamish Muir, Alex Walton, James Doddemead, Matthew Pendergast, Jakeb Norman Second Row: Mr Paul Presser, Wei Jiunn Ng, Timothy Gargano, James Hunt, Conor McKnight, Nathan Oliver, Michael Radice Front Row: Terence Price, Julian Faraone, Mark Carroll, Trent Carroll, Jonathan Lo, Sheldon Burgess, Riccardo Bucchino

YEAR 10.4

Back Row: Shan Barr, Simon Douglas, Kaiden Boksich, Luke Middleton, Phillip Roberts, Alexander Terry Third Row: Tom Lillywhite, Daniel Franklin, Adam Clarke, Jacob Holmes, Jack Dart, Benn Papalia, Clayton Arnez Second Row: Mr David Hankin, Marco Parra, James Whelan, Reece Conca, Francis Main, Dylan Murray, Boston Williamson Front Row: Michael Kirk, Richard Birchall, Matthew Papalia, Benjamin Macrae, Dylan McPherson, Luca Casale, Brodie Barden, Jeremy Hunt Absent: Luke Bollam

YEAR 10.5

Back Row: Jonathon Papalia, Timothy Dixon, Timothy Mettam, Benjamin Usher, Anthony Erskine Third Row: Marc Tarca, Maximilian Tandy, Liam Cave, Shaun Foley, Aden Bourke, Jason Demarte Second Row: Mr Tim Redden, Anthony Messina, Graham D’Mello, Luke Carton, Jake Withers, Adam Taylor, Parker Matthews Front Row: Jordan Weller, Brandon Gundry, James Di Carlo, Leo Titley, Daniel Nokes, Luke Dowsing, Sean Taggart, Todd Meyn

YEAR 10.6

Back Row: Jean-Louis McCabe, Bryan Lush, Matthew Plain, Nathan Scott, Tommas Di Fulvio Third Row: Marcus Iustini, Alexander Murphy, Taylor Colton, Michael Lee, Michael Mallon, Benjamin Croft Second Row: Ms Melannie Nazzari, Eamonn Costello, Samuel Jennison, Trent Hackett, Sean Callander, David Bremner, Joshua Tavener, Daniel Watson Front Row: Mitchell Isailovic, Dylan Hindle, Jake Dalli, Kieran Toye, David Pearson, Julian Netto, Trent Ivicevic, Samuel O’Connell Asbent: Samuel English, Izak Morris Year 10

Year 10

YEAR 10.7

Back Row: Michael Dawson, Angelo Di Carlo, David Griffiths, Matthew Harris, Brett Wolton, Adam Pesce Third Row: Thomas Prior, Christian Czarniak, Timothy Maher, Neil-Jerome Cartagena, Samuel Vale, Matthew Hunt Second Row: Mr Alex Conway, Michael Mony De Kerloy, Steven Mather, Matt Gryta, Reece Martin, Jack McIver, Nicholas Zubrowski Front Row: Samuel Shaw, Simon Poli, Joshua Nicholas, Samuel Watt, Julian Serra, Damien Loiacono, Ashley Mackin, Matthew Romeo Absent: Nestor Zimmermann

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