CBC Fremantle Annual 1991 by CBC Fremantle

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Mr Irdi, Chairman of the Board, talked about Brother's many initiatives.

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Fr Justin Bianchini, long-time friend of Br Kelly, celebrated the Mass.

A TRIBUTE TO BROTHER PATRICK KELLY "Happy is the man who walks in the way of the Lord and God, our King." (Psalms) We recognise and respect your integrity and hard work, your fairness and sense of humour, and your commitment to God and to the College Community.

students acted the story of Job: David Anderson, James Guy, Jason Judge, Gino Premici and Sebastian Canciglia.

Thank you, Brother Kelly for being our Principal here at C.B.C. Fremantle, 1982-1991 Year Nine Boys Brother Kelly cutting his farewell cake. The words on the Graduation Certificate were the composition of the office staff.

Nathan Piesse, Year 12 presented Brother with a work of his depicting Brother's achievements.

Father Hannah spoke highly of Brother Kelly's dedication. He said it was Brother's personal qualities that had made him so outstanding.

Dr Nat Lenzo, Head Boy 1982, reads a Prayer of the Faithful watched by Mr Evans (P&F President), Mrs Ellis, Mr Cronin (School Board), Mr McAuley and Mr Rose'Meyer. 2

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ELLEN STREET STAFF

Front Row: Miss M. Ivankovich, Mrs S Brooke, Mrs N. Cooney, Mrs M. DiMasi, Mr. R Rose'Myer, Br P. Kelly, MrsJ. De Vos, Mrs T Foster, Miss R. Dutton, Mrs S. Carter, Mrs S. Posner. Second Row: Mr J. Purcell, Mrs J. Barton, Mrs E. Scalise, Ms S. Bana, Mrs M. Faria, Miss L. Bombara, Miss S. Fowler, Mrs J. D'Ascanio, Mrs D. Finch, Mrs O. Ellis, Mrs B. Gavin, Miss A. Bombara, Mr J. McIntyre. Third Row: Mr G. Oakley, Mr F. Geers, Mr R. Innes-Mills, Mr C. Preshaw, Mr V. Niyazov, Mr A. Di Lollo, Mrs T. Letizia, Mr J. Hortense, Br G Seaman, Mr S. Stack, Mr U. Stengel, Mr G. Culver, Mr R. Smith. Fourth Row: Mr F. Williams, Mr B. Doran, Mr G. Theseira, Mr K. Anning, Mr C. Barns, Mr B. Mulvey, Mr C. Garratt, Mr D. McNamee, Br B. Murphy, Mr K. Owens. Absent: Mr C. Cole.

Christian Brothers' College, Fremantle

College Administration

Conducted by THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Principal: Deputy Principal Senior School: Deputy Principal Junior School: Religious Education Co-ordinator: English Department Head: Manual Arts Department Head: Mathematics Department Head: Science Department Head: Social Science Department Head: Music Department Head: Physical Education Department Head:

Christian Brothers' Provincial Executive: Rev. Br G. Faulkner, B.A., L.R.S., Provincial Rev. Br A. Shanahan, B.A., M.Pschy., Dip.T. Deputy Provincial Br O'Grady, B.A., L.R.S., MPS Loyola Br J. Baldwin, B.A. Rev. Br M.P. McAppion, B.A. Dip. Ed., Dip. REd., M.A.C.E.

College Board Chairman: Mr G. Irdi Vice-Chairman: Mr M. Cronin Members:

Rev. Br P. B. Kelly Mr S. Sandri Mr T. Pass Mr G. Theseira Mr J. McIntyre Mr K. Owens Mr C. Cole Mr B. Doran Mr C. Garratt Mr U. Stengel Mr C. Barns

Teaching Staff: Mr K. Anning, Miss S. Bana, Mr S. Barber, Mr C. Barns, Miss A. Bombara, Miss L. Bombara, Mrs S. Brooke, Mr C. Cole, Mrs N. Cooney, Mr G. Culver, Mrs. J. D'Ascanio, Mrs M. Dimasi, Mr B. Doran, Miss R. Dutton, Mrs O. Ellis, Mrs D. Finch, Mrs T.

Mrs C. Morin Mr K. O'Brien Br A. Shanahan MrT. Bowden Mr B.. Lawrence Br P. Kelly Mr P. O'Connell 3

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TUCKFIELD STREET STAFF

Front Row: Mrs N. McCann, Mrs B. Worner, Mr S. Sandri, Br P. Kelly, Mr T. Pass, Mrs N. Lovelock, Mrs S. Shirvani. Second Row: Mrs I. Jarvis, Mr S. Barber, Mr G. Culver, Mr A. Sta Maria, Mrs M. Faria, Mrs F. Peterson, Mrs I. Smith. Third Row: Mr R. Innes-Mills, Mr K. Ellis, Mr G. Oakley, Mr K. Anning. Mr G. Holtham, Mr V. Niyazov, Mr C. Preshaw. Mr P. McAuley.

Mr A. Di Lollo Mrs S. Carter Mrs I. Jarvis Laboratory Assistant Mr J. Hortense Mrs T. Letizia Librarian: Mrs I. Smith Assistant Librarian: MrsJ. DeVos Library Assistant: Mrs M. Faria Home Liaison Officer: Mr F. Geers Maintenance Officer: Mr K. Ellis Ancillary Staff: Mr R. Wenn Magazine Editor: Mrs T. Letizia N. Jenkins Student Council President: Parents & Friends - President: Mr N. Evans Secretary: Mrs Morgan-Potts Treasurer: Mrs M. O'Brien Counsellor: Canteen:

Teaching Staff (cont.) Foster, Miss S. Fowler, Mr C. Garratt, Mrs B. Higgins, Mr G. Holtham, Mr J. Hortense, Mr R. Innes-Mills, Miss M. Ivankovich, Mrs N. Lovelock, Mrs L. Malievaz, Mr P. McAuley, Mrs N. McCann, Mr J. McIntyre, Mr D. McNamee, Mr B. Mulvey, Mr V. Niyazov, Mr G. Oakley, Mr K. Owens, Mrs S. Posner, Mr C. Preshaw, Mr J. Purcell, Mr G. Revell, Mr R. Rose'Meyer, Mrs E. Scalise, Br G. Seaman, Mrs S. Shirvani, Mrs I. Smith, Mr R. Smith, Mr A. Sta Maria, Mr S. Stack, Mr U. Stengel, Mr L. Taylor, Mr G. Theseira, Mr F. Williams, Mrs B. Worner.

Accounts Secretary: Secretarial Staff:

Chaplains

Mrs B. Gavin Mrs F. Peterson . Mrs J. Barton

Fr J. Hannah, Fr B. Whitely, Fr J. Mullins, Fr L Keating, Fr M. Delahunty.

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P&F

PRESIDENT'S REPORT I was fortunate to be elected as the 1991 President of the P & F in that a marvellous group of people were also elected to work on our committee. Graham Passmore was Vice President, Marguerite MorganPotts was Secretary and Michelle O'Brien was the Treasurer. Although some money was raised through the P & F Levy, we ran several other financially successful activities, namely the new secondhand books ales , the Mother's Day raffle, the Mobile Cake Stall in St. John's Square, the Quiz Night and the Family Day Raffle, Burger Stand, and Cake stall. The fundraising committee are to be commended. We held off spending any funds early in the year whilst we investigated the effect of the recession and how the money could be used most effectively. Later we purchased resource materials for both libraries and for any subject teacher who had submitted a request. We bought shelving for the Ellen Street Library and two display cabinets for the College trophies and Memorabilia, which were placed in the foyer of the Administration Building. Two lathes and other tools were purchased from another Catholic College for the Manual Arts department and both Computer Hardware and Software for the Senior and Administration staff to facilitate efficient organisation. We carpeted the Tuckfield St. Campus and some of the rooms at Ellen St. Apart from all these fundraising activities, the committee organised several Busy Bees, the Family Day Mass, a Drug Squad Lecture, an Aids lecture, a talk on the Peer Support Scheme, an evening to put a case for increased Private School Funding, and catering for the Yr 12 Graduation. I would like to thank Br Kelly, who steered me along, Mrs Morgan-Potts who made sure important 'things' never got lost, Mrs O'Brien for her work on the fundraising committee and her professional manner, all our hardworking committee members, and my wife Lynette Evans who was a great support at all times. MrN. Evans President

Mr Nigel Evans, President of the P&F and his wife Lynette.

"This is a tricky one" - Quiz Night.

Everyone took the business of winning seriously.

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THE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

Front Row: Mrs Brooke, Matthew Neesham, Daniel Dwyer, Culum Carrigg, William Blair (Deputy Chairman), Nicholas Jenkins (Chairman), Michael Carter, Matthew Anderson, Matthew Amarego, Miss Dutton. Second Row: Br Seaman, Mark Bosnich, Gino Premici, Mark Pensabene, Ashley Low, Ryan Jansen, Mark Douglas, Ken Gavranich, Glen Bailey, Miss Fowler. Third Row: Ben Gould, Joel Cucel, Nicholas Sloan, Robert Bavcevich, Steven MacLean, David Tolj, Andrew O'Connell. fellow year 12s, the younger representatives also contributed well through helpful ideas and energetic Following the election of members in the first action. Another important and most valuable factor weeks of Term 1, the S.RC. participated in a fourwas the consistent and enthusiastic support given hour Introductory Workshop to help prepare for the by the members of staff involved: Miss Dutton, challenges of 1991. Miss Fowler and Br Seaman. Much appreciated, too, From the outset the sound and strong leadership was the interest shown by the Principal, Br Kelly, of the Year 12 members was clearly evident. Our and the Deputy Principal Mr Sandri. Head Boy and S.RC. Chairman, Nick Jenkins, set a The S.RC. of 1991 can feel justifiably proud of fine example of genuine interest in e.B.C. and their contribution to C.B.C. generous commitment to the service of the school. He was well supported by his deputy, William Blair, Br Seaman. a very efficient secretary in Ben Gould, and the other Year 12 representatives: Robert Bavcevich, Mark Pensabene and David Tolj. Throughout the year S.RC. meetings, held regularly on almost all Mondays, were well attended and properly conducted. Initiatives undertaken and seen through included: - lengthy negotiations with the Fremantle City Council and the Police for better control of traffic in Ellen St. Those authorities were alerted to the problem and some positive action resulted. - arranging for a guest speaker from Amnesty International to address a School Assembly and then raising almost $400 from the sale of Amnesty badges. - supporting people in distress through organising a Dollar Day (Flood Relief Appeal) and a minifete on Family Day (Mrican Famine Relief Appeal). To help the students express their views, a THE TUCKFIELD STREET SRC Student Noticeboard and a Suggestion Box were made available. Modifications to the uniform for Front Row: Jordan Kelly, Dennis Maciel, Mr Pass, Mr Year 12 students - white shirt and Year 12 tie were Barber, Joel Duckworth, Damien Cox. Second Row: William Dwyer Daniel Baldwin, Sean also suggested and introduced. While the success of the S.Re. in 1991 owed Richardson, Daniel Jukic. much to the quality leadership of Nick and his 6

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The "Heavies": William Blair (Deputy), Nick Jenkins (Head Boy) and Ben Gould (Secretary).

Members of the Committee: David Tolj, Robert Bavcevich, Mark Bosnich, Nick Sloan, Mark Pensabene, Joel Cucel and Brett Salt.

HEAD BOY'S FAREWELL SPEECH I am glad I have this opportunity to speak to you all. The first thing I would like to say is that I'm proud to be a graduate of CBC. Besides teaching me to work hard, it has taught me to develop my leadership qualities, to stand up for what I believe in, and to care about and try to understand other people. Looking back over the year, the things that stand out for me, are the pride of winning the rugby Grand Final, the great satisfaction we all felt in seeing Kayne and Kurt make the Australian teams, designing the New Year 12 uniform, which we feel has helped us contribute to the history of CBC, and above all, the spirit of community that exists within our Year 12 group. Brother Kelly has encouraged us to contribute our ideas, and he has personally helped us to make them a reality. We feel that he has always been there for us when we've needed him, and on behalf of the students, I'd like to thank him. We understand he's going to Rome. We would like to wish him every success in his studies, and hope to meet him again in the future. I'd like to thank the staff for their dedication and perseverance, and for guiding us during our school years. I'd like to thank our parents, who have supported us and inspired us, with the confidence we needed to reach this point in time. Our Year 12 group is very special. They have accepted each other for what they are, they have really stood by each other, and I feel that they have always been there for me to turn to. We've seen some good times together and we've seen some sad times together, and I think it's appropriate on this occasion to remember Joe Palermo and Paul Regan, because they, too, ate part of us and our memories.

It's been a privilege to have known our Year 12 group and I wish them every success in their future careers, but more than that I wish them happiness in their lives, and that they may always be faithful to the principles they have learned at CBC. Nicholas Jenkins Head Boy

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY

Front Row: David Moore, Jason Maher, William Blair (President), Gino Premici and Ryan Glamuzina. Second Row: Br Seaman, Jason Judge, Justin Grey, Emidio Ranalli, Justin Rae and Anthony Paratore. McCallum from Year 10 and Steven Andreazza of Year 9, all contributed well to the good work done.

1991 has been a very good year for our CBC Junior Conference of the Society with enthusiasm constantly evident. As a result many helpful initiatives were carried out. Amongst the best of these were the Sunday outings, each term, for the patients of Skye Hospital. The opportunity for a drive to Kings Park or around the river or along the coast was much appreciated. And of course, there were also the afternoon teas with bisucuits and cakes baked by Ryan and Greg! Other initiatives included a Clothing Drive to which there was a good response despite 1991 being a difficult year for many families, and gardening jobs in which we had generous help from some Year 11 students who were not members of the Society. The Cake stall and Christmas Cake raffle on Family Day raised almost $500. Our warm thanks to Mrs M. Miller who again baked and donated a very attractive Christmas Cake. Most of the proceeds went to the African Famine Relief Appeal; we also set aside $40 for a Christmas gift to our friends at Skye. Well-attended weekly meetings were efficiently conducted by our President William Blair, well suppOrted by a most reliable Secretary, Jason Maher. Along with their fellow Year 12 members, Justin Grey, Emidio Ranalli and Justin Rae they set a fine example of generous, enthusiastic involvement . Anthony Paratore gave us quality representation from Year 11 while David Moore, Gino Premici, Jason Judge, Ryan Glamuzina, Greg Davies, Jacob

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Front Row: Joseph Turtur, James Guy, Gregory Elphick, Joe Canciglia, Ryan Glamuzina, Sebastian Canciglia, Angelo Turtur. Second Row: Mrs Scalise, Gregory Davies, Bradley Rose, Gino Premici, Jason Judge, Malcolm Hart, Jacob McCallum, Billy Carrigan, David Moore.

CONFIRMATION

Front Row: Joseph Silva, Raymond Ward, Giovanni Ruocco, Matthew O'Brien, Antonio Ruocco, Travis Hurley. . Second Row: Br Seaman, Michael Brady, John Gangemi, Jamie Srdarov, Francis Perna, Matthew Rear. 9

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"FALLING UPWARDS"

CAST AND CREW Front Row: Sebastian Canciglia, Kirk White, Jacob McCallum, Ms Finch, Ben Carrigg, Ryan Glamuzina, Nathan Potts. Second Row: Mrs Ellis, Adam Fitzgerald, Simon Cattalini, Daniel Lane, Gareth Iriks, Peter Donnelly, John Deasy, Simon Bizzacca, Mr Preshaw. Third Row: Frank Seaman, Jason Judge, Anthony Milbourne, Ryan Greenwell, Brendan Wall, David Jones.

In 1991 the Drama Students were involved in a number of public performances within the school. On Family Day they displayed their work and talents in the Library. MakeÂˇup and lighting were demonÂˇ strated. For Br. Kelly's farewell Mass a number of Grade 10 boys performed a reading from Job. A workshop at school was conducted by Nicholas Flanagan, a well known Perth actor. Theatre Arts students and Year 12 boys were involved. As a result the students gained a tremendous insight into the need for concentration, commitment and self control in Theatre. The Theatre Arts students attended a number of professional plays during the year including "Top Silk" and "Twelfth Night". They were also involved in a video exchange with a Brisbane Catholic Girls School. V:jco tapes of performances were exchanged and criticdlly reviewed. This has proven very successful and will continue in 1992. English and Literature classes have also served as willing "live" audiences. At Tuckfield St. in December, a group of Grade 5, 6 and 7 students performed plays for the entire campus. Their performances were memorable and a fitting finale for the year. The school play for 1991 was "Falling Upward" an Irish comedy by Ray Bradbury. It was a tremendous success for the cast who not only enjoyed themselves but were educated in the rigours of putting on a production. In 1992 every student at C.B.C. will have the opportunity of doing Drama. At this stage we have over 300 boys involved, and for the first time, and thanks to the P & F, many students will have access to a Drama textbook. 1992 looks good.

Ryan Greenwell as Father Leary, giving his sermon in the bar. Jacob McCallum and Sebastian Canciglia are the congregation.

Ben Carrigg lamenting over the lack of road rules in Ireland. Jason Judge is staring at the corpse (Daniel Lane), and Jacob McCallum and Sebastian Canciglia are trying to revive Peter Donnelly.

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Mrs Scalise expertly applies make-up to Simon Bizzanca whilst Daniel Lane and Jacob McCallum wait their turn_

Year 9 Drama students performing a dance for the rest of Yr 9. Jason Dyer and Steven Hoban show us how it's done.

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REUNION The tradition of our College was never more evident on the evening of Thursday, 10th October at the South Frernantle Football Club when 600 past students, along with 20 Brothers who formerly taught at Fremantle, celebrated our 90th year. The Brothers were enthusastically received when introduced individually to their former pupils. Brother Pat Kelly gave a brief rundown on several aspects of the school and the School Board. Brian Lawrence spoke on the formation of an Association of Old Boys with a reunion to be held every two years, culminating in the year 2001 with our centenary celebration. A raffle was held during the evening raising $1640 to give us a base on which to plan ahead. Presentations were made to Tom Naylor for his contribution to the CBC Old Boys Football Club over 60 years and likewise to Tom Hegarty for his contribution to the Old Boys Cricket Club over 40 years. Mention must be made of the excellent hot meal enjoyed by all and catered for by Derek Phillips of Lincoln's Diner, Bannister Street, Fremantle. Special thanks to Brother Pat Kelly and Mr Kevin O'Brien, organiser, the school office staff, in particular Mrs Jackie Watton, and the reunion committee and ticket sellers, who all contributed a great deal of their time.

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CLASS

OF'91 Head Boy Nicholas Jenkins 1983, lona, SRC, Ball Committee, Swimming (Capt.) Rugby (Capt.) Gold Faction (Capt.) Commonwealth Youth Rally, WA. Water Polo, W.A. Rugby League.

Deputy Head Boy William Blair 1987, Our Lady of Fatima, SRC, St. Vincent De Paul (president), Ball Committee, Red Cross Appeal, Commonwealth Youth Rally, Athletics (Capt.) Red Faction (Capt.), Rugby League (Capt.), State Schoolboys Rugby, Australian 'B' Rugby Union.

Rajeev Albuquerque 1989, Indian School, Bahrain, Hockey.

Christopher Anderson 1987, Our Lady of Fatima, Swimming, Basketball.

Robert Bavcevich, 1984, lona, SRC, Ball Committee, Community Service,Jazz Orchestra, ACI Chemistry Quiz High Distinction.

Richard Billing 1987, Star of the Sea, M.P.S. Murdoch Science Day, U.W.A. Physics Quiz, Westpac Maths Distinction.

KayneBinks 1984, St. Vincent's, Ball Committee, High Schools Sailing Challenge, 1991 Ron Tough Yachting Foundation Silver Medallist, Australian Mirror Sailing Team World Championship, Holland.

Anthony Bosco 1987, Christ the King, A.C.C. Soccer

Giuseppe Canciglia 1984, St. Jerome's, Y.C.S., Community Service.

Mitchell Capelli 1984, St. Joseph Pignatelli, Mock Trial, School Drama Production.

Clint Carter 1987, East Hamilton Hill, Cricket.

John Catalano 1984, St. Jerome's, SRC.

Anthony Ciampini 1984, Corpus Christi, Swimming, Rugby.

Jeremy Day 1987, Our Lady of Fatima, Rugby.

Marco De Boni 1987, Carawatha.Jazz Orchestra, Guitar Ensemble.

Joao De Jesus 1987, St. Patrick's, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Tennis.

Phillip Del Casale 1987, Christ the King.Jazz Orchestra, W.A. Youth Jazz Orchestra.

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Colin Dix 1984, St. Joseph Pignatelli, Mock Trial, Roulettes Aerobatics Team, Royal Aero Club, Air Training Corps.

Warren Dunn 1984, St. Patrick's, A.C.C. Athletics, Hockey.

Jeremy Durack 1987, St. Jerome's, Community Aid Abroad Cycle ~89·91 ".

Evan Duxbury 1987, St. Jerome's, Cross· Country Athletics.

Gregory Dwyer 1987, St. Francis Xavier.

Tyren Edwards 1987, Assumption, Mandurah.

Justin Evans 1989, Kwinana, Mock Trial, Hockey, Swimming, State Schoolboys Hockey.

Craig Fairhall 1985, St. Thomas, Mock Trial, Debating, A.C.C. Photographer, Cricket, Quit Cup Football, Swimming, Athletics, Motteran Cup (Surf Life Saving), Patrol Captain Cottesloe Surf Life Saving.

Colin Fems 1987, Our Lady of the Rosary, N.S.W., Tennis, U.W.A. Physics Quiz Night, Wespac Maths Distinction.

David Gill 1987, Carawatha, Athletics, Cross·Country, Swimming, Football, Tennis.

Benjamin Gould 1988, St. Joseph's, SRC, Ball Committee, Mock Trial.

John Gray 1987, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Australian Clay Target Assoc., W.A. Gun Club.

Ryan Greenwell 1987, Melville, Jazz Orchestra, School Drama Production, Red Cross Appeal, Hockey, Tennis. Rugby, Singapore.

Justin Grey 1990, Lumen Christi, St. Vincent De Paul, Community Service, Hockey.

Matthew Hildebrandt 1987, Hillman, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Rugby Tour to Singapore.

Philip Hudson 1983, Corpus Christi.

Gareth lriks 1987, St. Vincent's, School Drama Production, Coca·Cola Basketball, Swimming,

Nathan Johansen 1987, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Cross·Country (Capt.), Athletics, Quit Cup Football Schoolboy Triathlon Trials.

David Jones 1987, Christ the King, Mock Trial, School Drama Production.

DamienLegg 1987, Lynwood, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Swimming.

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Nicholas Lindsay 1987, SL Teresa's, New Zealand Rugby,

Derek Maclean 1984, Melville.

Todd Macpherson 1984, Star of the Sea, Debating, Hockey, WA Baseball, 1990,

Jason Maher 1984, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St Vincent De Paul, Recycling Committee, Hockey, Combined Boys State Hockey Team,

Andrew Mayhew 1987, SL Cecilia's

Michael McCallum 1984, SL Luke's, Karratha, Rugby Union (Vice Capt), Rugby League, Seven-A-Side Rugby (CapL), Cross-Country, U/16 State Rugby Union, State Touch Rugby, Rugby Tour to Singapore,

Steven McGuire 1987, Assumption, Mandurah, Rugby, Cross-Country, Swimming,

Clinton Micale 1987, Bicton, Swimming, Athletics, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Blue Faction (Capt), Quit Cup Football, Champion Boy Athletics, State Surf Lifesaving, State Water Polo, AusL Gold Medals Winner for Surf Life Saving,

Anthony Milbourne 1984, lona, Shool Drama Production

Alexis Morin 1984, Applecross, Mock Trial, Red Cross Appeal, Rugby Union, kC.L Chemistry Quiz High Distinction, Westpac Maths Distinction,

Guiseppe Muscara 1987, Star of the Sea, Soccer, HI Chemistry Quiz High Distinction,

AdamNoall 1987,1ohn Curtin, MalaysiaBrunei Hockey Tour, Coca-Cola State Basketball, Runner-up Coca-Cola Australian High School Basketball Championships,

Anthony Nocciolino 1987, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Rugby, Singapore Sevens Rugby Tour '91.

Michael O'Dwyer 1989, Mazenod, Cross-Country,

Robert Ottaviano 1987, SL Patrick's, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990 State Bocce, Dante Aligheri Distinction,

Matthew Papaphotis 1985, SL Vincent's, Rugby, Hockey, State Touch Rugby,

Cono Paratore 1987, Christ the King, Soccer, Athletics, Under 20's State Schoolboys Soccer.

Robert Payne 1987, Star of the Sea, Rowing, Swimming, Athletics, Exchange Student to U,SA Canada,

Mark Pensabene 1987, Stjerome's, Westpac Maths Distinction, A.C.L Chemistry Quiz Distinction, Dux 1987-1991, Mock Trial, Ball Committee, SRc.

Scott Panizza 1987, Jandakot, Football.

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Nathan Piesse 1985, Correspondence School, Matrimony Group, Tennis, Hockey, Cross·Country.

Marco Piscicelli 1987, Christ the King, Quit Cup Football, Cross·Country, State Schoolboys Triathlon Trials.

Nathan Potts 1988, Marist College, Canberra, School Drama Production, Mock Trial.

Leon Pratt 1990, Blessed Robert Johnson, England, Chess, Swimming, Athletics.

Justin Rae 1987, Kardinya, St. Vincent De Paul, Mock Trial, Chess.

Emidio Ranalli 1987, St. Patrick's, St. Vincent De Paul, Rowing, Dante Aligheri Distinction 1990-1991.

David Reis 1990, Point Lomma, San Diego, Red Cross Appeal, Soccer.

Sandro Ricciardi 1987, Christ the King, Athletics, Soccer.

Jason Sawyer 1987, Assumption, Coca·Cola Basketball, Quit Cup Football, Runner·up Cocoa Cola Australian High School Basketball Championships.

Antony Schillaci 1986, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Public Speaking, Athletics, Cross·Country, Green Faction Vice·Capt., Runner·up Coca Cola Australian High School Basketball Championships.

Robert Selman 1983, 10na, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Swimming, Red Faction Vice·Captain, 1989 State Rugby Union, 1990 U/15 Rugby League, 1991 U117 Rugby League, National Surfing.

Anthony Sgro 1987, Christ the King, Soccer.

Kurt Shepherd 1987, East Fremantle, Football, Athletics, Teal Cup Football, All Australian Football Side.

Nicholas Sloan 1987, St. Patrick's, SRC, Athletics, Swimming, Cross· Country, Quit Cup Football, Tennis.

Paul Stevenson 1987, St. Jerome's Ball Committee.

Matthew Stirling 1984, Willetton, Swimming, Cross·Country, Athletics, Antioch Music Group.

Scott Taylor 1986, Our Lady of Fatima, Swimming, Athletics, Runner· up Coca Cola Australian High School Basketball Championships, WA. U/16 . .Basketball S.B.L Cockburn (Capt.).

David Thompson 1989,1ohn Curtin, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Tennis, Cross·Country, State Rugby Union, Palmyra Rugby Club Tour of Singapore.

David Tolj 1987, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, SRC, Ball Committee, Athletics, UoW.A. Physics.Day, A.Cl Chemistry Quiz High Distinction, Westpac Maths Distinction, Bayliss Youth Lecture (UoW.A.).

Angelo Turtur 1987, St. Jerome's, Y.C.S.

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Callum White 1987, Bicton.

Kirk White 1991, Aquinas, Second XV Rugby (Capt.).

Andrew Williams 1987, St. Benedict's, Mock Trial, Ball Committee, Rugby Union (Capt.), Green Faction (Capt.), Rugby League, Chemistry Distinction, Rugby Tour to Singapore

Michael Wilson 1987, St. Jerome's, CrossÂˇ Country, Athletics, Rugby.

GRADUATION

Institute of Engineers Award winners: Mark Pensabene, Richard Billing, David Tolj and Ben Gould.

William Blair shows his Caltex medal to Jason Maher.

William Blair, Kayne Binks, Jason Maher, Justin Grey, Joe Canciglia, Nick Sloan, Angelo Turtur, Paul Stevenson, Mark Pensabane, Emidio Ranalli and Ben Gould received awards for service.

Nick Jenkins sums up his year as Head Boy.

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YEAR 12 AWARDS Dux of Year 12: Mark Pensabene

Subject Accounting Applied Computing Art Biology Business Studies Chemistry Computing Economics English English Literature Furniture Woodwork Geography History Human Biology Industrial Workshop Italian Mathematics I Mathematics II Mathematics III Mathematics IV Music Physical Education Physics Practical Geography Technical Drawing

1st Place Gareth Iriks Callum White Nathan Piesse Nicholas Sloan John Gray David Tolj Robert Bavcevich Colin Ferns Mark Pensabene David Tolj Benjamin Gould Jason Sawyer Matthew Papaphotis Craig Fairhall Adam NoaH John Gray Emidio Ranalli Kayne Binks Mark Pensabene Mark Pensabene David Thompson Leon Pratt Michael McCallum Mark Pen sa bene William Blair Phillip Del Casale

2nd Place Adam Noall Christopher Anderson Antony Schillaci Tyren Edwards Michael O'Dwyer Mark Pensabene David Tolj Kayne Binks Andrew Mayhew Anthony Bosco Matthew Hildebrandt Nicholas Lindsay Callum White Jeremy Durack Alex Morin Benjamin Gould Benjamin Gould Anthony Sgro Anthony Ciampini Richard Billing Andrew Williams

Service Awards Kayne Binks Justin Grey Jason Maher Paul Stevenson

William Blair Benjamin Gould Mark Pen sa bene Angelo Turtur

Giuseppe Canciglia Nicholas Jenkins Emidio Ranalli

Dante Aligheri Award Emidio Ranalli

Institute of Engineers Award Richard Billing David Tolj

Benjamin Gould

Mark Pensabene

Caltex Best All Rounder Award William Blair

Westpac Australian Mathematics Competition Distinctions Richard Billing . Mark Pensabene

Benjamin Gould David Tolj

Alex Morin

YEAR 12

R. E. WORKSHOP THE BEATITUDES "Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven Blessed are the merciful A wellÂˇearned tea break: Justin Evans, Jeremy Durack, Justin for they will be shown mercy Grey,John Dejesus, Anthony Milbourne, Damien Legg, Callum Blessed are the peacemakers White, Emidio Ranalli and William Blair. for they will be called children of God" Matthew 5 vs 3, 7, 9. The year 12 workshop was once again held at Woodman's Point. It was organised as a day workshop as students arrived at Woodman's Point each morning and departed at 3.30 pm each afternoon. The programme of the workshop is based on the Beatitudes found in Matthew's Gospel. The format of the workshop involved group discussions, reflection, mediMatt Papaphotis, Rob Selman, Andrew Williams, Alex Morin, tation and prayer, and numerous other Damien Legg and Clinton Micale listen to Father's homily. group activities. These activities were used to carry the message of the Beatitudes into each person's life. Communication and listening skills, being in touch with ones feelings, prayer and meditation skills, handling confrontation, self image and self esteem were part of the content of the workshop. The highlight of the workshop was the Mass, organised by the students themselves. It reflected upon the growth experienced by all members of Year 12 . . Mr Theseira A. Mayhew, J. Day, P. Hudson, Mr Theseira, M. De Bon:i, I. Religious Education Co-ordinator Jerkovic, J. Durack, J. Grey, R. Albuquerque, J. Evans, M. Wilson and D. Thompson relax between sessions.

MATRIMONY COURSE CBC and Iona once again combined in the Matrimonial course organised for year 12's in 1991 during Term Two. With the help of Mr and Mr-s Geers, Mr and Mrs Ziegelaar, Mr and Mrs Piesse, and Mr and Mrs O'Neil, the students participated in a course on Communication, Relationships, Love and Marriage. The course was conducted in the homes of the couples and they sh-ared their experiences with the students who joined in the discussions, and made very positive contributions to the evening. I would like to thank all couples and students for their participation and contribution in the programme. Colin Dix and Angelo Turtur Nick Jenkins is getting good decorate the altar. at giving speeches. 18

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Making stained glass windows in R.E.; Paul Stevenson, Tyren Edwards, Michael McCallum and William Blair.

Colin Dix got his pilot's licence at the beginning of the year and did a fly past atthe Year 12 workshop. '

The photo the parents didn't seeÂˇ trying to get the Year 12's in order for the official photo.

The Sign of Peace. Anthony Nocciolino shakes hands with Robert Payne on Founder's Day.

Richard Billing, Joe Muscara, William Blair and Robert Bavcevich Jwho doesn't like photographers) with the banners they made for Founder's Day.

The wouldÂˇbe brickies. Michael O'Dwyer and Craig Fairhall try to do the job in as gentlemanly way as possible.

YE.\R 12

Robert Ottaviano introduces his partner to Br Kelly in the foyer of Le Mirage.

SENIOR BALL

Some people really did things in style . A debonair Callum White and glamorous partner.

Belle and Beau of the Ball: Natalie Pamiotti and Robert Bavcevich. They're quite good at all this Ballroom stuff.

Nick Jenkins congratulates Robert upon winning the Beau's prize.

SURF CHAMPIONS

Rob Selman, Stefan Gracie, Hal Gorey and Clint Micale proudly display their gold medals.

Jason Sawyer and partner watching the dancers.

The Australian Senior Surf Lifesaving Championships were held at Scarborough Beach between Thursday 21st and Sunday 24th March, 1991. Teams from Surf Lifesaving Clubs Australia wide were represented in a number of beach and water events during these four days. Clint Micale and Rob Selman from CBC were proud members of the Cottesloe team. Our main event was the 'under 18 beach relay. Through a series of heats we made the final on Sunday 24th and were classed as outsiders against stronger teams from the Eastern States. Much to our own amazement and delight we achieved silver medal status, one of the only 4 medals awarded to W.A. teams. Subsequently a member of the gold medal winning team was disqualified after testing positive for drugs and the Cottesloe team were promoted to Gold Medalists and National Champions. Rob Selman and Clint Micale Year l2

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YEAR 11

YEARllB Front Row: Nathaniel O'Hara, Beau Brown, Ryan Donnelly, Mark Douglas, Miss Bombara, David Andreazza, Damian Creedon,John Deasy, Ian Faulkner. Second Row: Colin Fieldsend, Damien Pratt, Mathew Hine, Luke Richardson, Steven Savy, Carl Broome, Anthony Paratore, Daniel Perna, Carmelo Bosco. Third Row: Damian Morgan, Salvatore Basile, Scott Leahy, Stewart Ward. Absent: Chad Roberts, Anthony Di Giacomo, Brett Salt, Bradley Edwards, Joseph Merenda.

YEARllD Front Row: Luke Moore, Marco Ricciardi, Walace Duarte, Richard Albuquerque, Mrs D'Ascanio, Matthew Steptoe, Andrew Taylor, Nicholas Bass, Robert Barkla. Second Row: Sergio De Ceglie, Johnathon Dobson, Stephen Temby, Russell Butler, Christopher Van Tuyl, Peter Callaghan, Ashley Low, Dominic Lee, Michael Lazzara. Third Row: Steven Smith, Michael McMullen, Phillip Gee, Jeremy Powell. Absent: Michael Jez-Garces, Massimo Vicoli.

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YEAR lIE Front Row: Daniele Gentile, Peter Sgro, Raymond Mangano, John De Felice, Mrs Ellis, Michael Spanbrock, Paul Bedola, Fernando Valenzuela, Darren Janczyk. Second Row: Gregory Elphick, Robert Gauci, Tomislav Vukovac, Grant O'Brien, Frank Seman, Kenneth Gavranich, Joshua Rallion, Fernando Mattioli, Benjamin Carrigg. Third Row: Todd Allen, Kamil Gacia, Martin Ross, BrentJarvis, Domenic D'Alessandro, Aaron Strack.

Front Row: Frank Paratore, John Auriemma, Steven Ferns, Nicholas Amato, Mr Mulvey, Frank Mosca, Shawn D'Cruz, John Nguyen, Jason Martinovich. Second Row: Jacob Kentlein, Tyree Jackiewicz, Jeremy Rvala, Peter Betz, Gerald Crol,l, Nickolas Perna, Alfredo Rodriguez, Peter Donnelly, James Croft. Third Row: David Sammut, Mathew Day, Steven Maclean, Adam Calginari, Sefton Payze, Ryan CuceI, Michael .! Forzatti, Campbell Gibson, Matthew O'Hara.

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YEAR 11 AWARDS Dux of Year 11: Richard Albuquerque "

Service Award winners: Brett Salt, Benjamin Carrigg, Anthony Paratore, Scott Leahy, Ken Gavranich and Gregory Elphick.

Subject

1st Place

2nd Place

Accounting Applied Computing Art Biology Business Studies Chemistry

Todd Allen Michael Lazzara Campbell Gibson Gerald Croll Anthony Paratore Richard Albuquerque Grant O'Brien Mark Douglas Andrew Taylor Johnathon Dobson Todd Allen Peter Callaghan Ryan Cucel Richard Albuquerque Russell Butler Andrew Taylor Joseph Merenda Richard Albuquerque Richard Albuquerque Richard Albuquerque David Sammut Ryan Cucel Ken Gavranich Carmelo Bosco Grant O'Brien Sergio De Ceglie Ben Carrigg

Michael Lazzara Michael-Jez Garces

Computing Economics English English Literature Senior English FurniturelWoodwork Geography History Human Biology Italian Foundations of Mathematics Geometry & Trigonometry Introductory Calculus Mathematics Practice Industrial Workshop Music Physical Educatiol) Studies Physics Technical Drawing Theatre Arts

Russell Butler Steven Smith Gerald Croll Todd Allen Mark Douglas Stephen Temby Brett Salt Damian Morgan Nicholas Amato Dominic Lee Damian Creedon Brent Jarvis Frank Paratore Mark Douglas Mark Douglas Anthony Paratore Christopher Van Tuyl Steven Maclean Mark Douglas Frank Mattioli

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Richard Albuquerque, Tyree Jackiewicz, David Andreazza, Michael Lazzara, Martin Ross, Shawn D'Cruz and Ken Gavranich all received ACI Chemistry Quiz awards which were presented by Br Kelly.

Service Awards Ben Carrigg Scott Leahy

Greg Elphick Anthony Paratore

Ken Gavranich Brett Salt

Westpac Australian Mathematics Competition Distinctions Anthony Di Giacomo Brent Jarvis

Todd Allen Mark Douglas

Gerald Croll

Steven Maclean presents Br Kelly with a Nick Perna and Peter Betz bring the offertory gifts to the farewell gift from the Year lIs - a smart altar during Graduation Mass. cabin bag. 24

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YEAR 11 R.E. WORKSHOP

Mr Robert Isaacs, J.P., shares his experiences as an Aboriginal Growing up in WA and something of his work with aboriginal health, housing and legal services.

Mr Peter Stewart, Chairman of the Catholic Social Justice Commission, addresses an attentive Year 11.

Our R.E. Workshop, held at CBC over four days, provided a new and different experience. Through various activities and sharing sessions, we came to discover more about ourselves and our relationships. The groups for these various activities were purposely arranged to include students not well known to one another. Despite having some initial misgivings about this arrangement we came to appreciate the benefits of coming to know our Year 11 group better. A feature of each day's programme was an address from a guest speaker. Our knowledge and understanding were enhanced through hearing from Mr Peter Stewart of the Catholic Social Justice Commission and from Mr Robert Isaacs who spoke as a representative of our Aboriginal people. A particularly valuable contribution was that of the Catholic Youth Apostolate Team who enthusiastically shared their vision of what it means to be a follower of Jesus in today's society. Each afternoon there were sporting activities that provided a welcome break and, with their emphasis on participation, generated much enthusiasm. Besides the outdoor activities each group also visited the Catherine McAuley Centre to learn, at first hand, something of the Church's response to people in need of help. The Workshop concluded with a well-prepared Mass celebrated by Fr Hannah who emphasised how special and valuable each of us is. This fitted in well with what our Workshop had been offering; better self-esteem as well as appreciation of and concern for others. Overall, we had the chance to profit from a valuable learning experien~e.

"We are discussing it, Miss." Matthew O'Hara, Frank Paratore, Michael Forzatti and Damien Pratt.

The Workshop Mass: Adam Calginari is deep in thought but something else or someone else has distracted Jason Martinovich.

Andrew Taylor, Mark Douglas, Fred Rodriguez.

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YEAR 10

YEAR lOD Front Row: Scott Power, Sebastian Canciglia, Tim Hamid, Peter Bonavita, Miss Dutton, Michael Lim, Antoni Odak, Giulio Rosa, Stuart Annakin. Second Row: Steven Forzatti, Dale Sainsbury, Ashley Anderson, Chad Micale, Eraldo De Luca, Stephen Ricetti, Simon Cattalini, Luke Van der Zanden, Neil Kingsbury. Third Row: Stewart Martincic, Phillip Tolj, Paul Yates, Max Briggs,Joel Cucel, Adam Jenkins, Brendan WalL Absent: Klinton Moullin.

YEAR lOG Front Row: Brett Sanderson, Giuseppe Fusari, Joseph Turtur, Adrian Vitali, Mrs Scalise, Pasquale D'Ortona, Benjamin Jobey, Adam Muir, Adam Dudek. Second Row: Peter Barker, Aldo Cortopassi, Daniel Lane, Jacob McCallum, Malcolm Hart, Gino Premici, William Carrigan, Ianto Evans, Bradley Rose. Third Row: Roberto Boni, Nelson Goncalves, Simon Bright, Mark Miller, Benjamin De Pedor, Helder Rocha. Absent: Chad Harris.

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YEAR lOR Front Row: Damien Hawkins, Adrian Petrache, Ryan Glamuzina, Stuart Norman, Mr Rose'Meyer, Marco Cozza, Joe Silva, Brenden McGuinness, Antonio Procino. Second Row: Gregory Davies, David Moore, Alexander Marinovich, Nathan Williams , Nathan Bruijnzeel, Alvaro Rocha, Lucas Russell, Giovanni Ruocco, Mark Bosnich. Third Row: Carlos Dos Santos, Ivo Vitlov, Christian Carvajal, Patrick Hampson, Ryan Murphy, Travis Bienkowski, Umberto Valerini, Jason Judge, Kenneth Lee.

YEAR lOS Front Row: Luke Godwin, James Guy, Adam Fitzgerald, Ryan Voitkevich, Mr Stack, Ben Woollard, Jorge De Jesus, Paul Leonard, Joseph Cuccovia. Second Row: Adam Bull, Brent Dunlop, Gregory Van Doorn, Brendan Smutny, Patrick McNamara, Stuart Morgan, Robert Rogato. Third Row: Alexander Eddie, David Anderson, Ryan Poole, Aidan Casey, Marcel Maron, Ryan Jansen, Simon Bizzaca. Absent: Hugh O'Neill, Stephen Jurica, Anthony Brewer.

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YEAR 10 AWARDS Dux of Year 10: Mark Bosnich

Service Award winners: Brendan Smutny, Aidan Casey, Greg Davies, Jacob McCallum, Gino Premici, Ryan Glamuzina, Jason Judge and David Moore with Br Kelly.

Dux: Mark Bosnich

Subject

1st Place

2nd Place

Advanced Computing Art Art Graphics Business Studies Catering Computing

Mark Bosnich

Italian Mathematics Metalwork Music Physical Education Public Speaking Science Science Enrichment Social Studies

Kenneth Lee Stephen Jurica Ryan Jansen Mark Bosnich Ryan Glamuzina Ryan Jansen Travis Bienkowski Gino Premici Mark Bosnich David Anderson Giuseppe Fusari Mark Bosnich Nelson Goncalves Kenneth Lee Travis Bienkowski David Anderson Mark Bosnich Mark Bosnich Mark Bosnich

Technical Drawing Woodwork

Malcolm Hart Ianto Evans

Drama English

Travis Bienkowski Kenneth Lee Sadiq Hamid

Neil Kingsbury Eraldo De Luca Kenneth Lee Ivo Vitlov Adam Fitzgerald Stephen Jurica David Anderson Kenneth Lee David Anderson Neil Kingsbury Antonio Procino Malcolm Hart

Service Awards Aidan Casey Jason Judge Gino Premici

Gregory Davies Jacob McCallum Brendan Smutny

Ryan Glamuzina David Moore

Westpac Australian Mathematics Competition Distinctions David Anderson Jason Judge

Mark Bosnich Kenneth Lee

Greg~.ry

Davies

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YOUTH SPEAKS How would you respond .to the topic Australia in the 21st Century? Would you take a scientific, environmental or humanitarian approach to envisaging life in the year 2000? Gino Premici, a Yr 10 student in 1991, skillfully combined all these aspects to deliver a high scoring speech in the annual Youth Speaks for Australia. Gino spoke with conviction on a cure for A.LD_S., the recycling of waste and the family unit. He hid his nerves well and provided the only male viewpoint amongst the other three female contestants. Indeed, Gino was the first boy in three years to compete in this region of the contest. Judges, who included Helen Cattalini and noted members of Rotary and the Fremantle Chamber of Commerce made special comment on Gino's participation and encouraged other boys to enter the competition. For the impromptu or unprepared section of the competition Gino spoke with originality on Television Violence. Unfortunately strong competition from an older and more experienced student from Santa Maria College had Gino as the runner-up for the night. Gino is to be congratulated for his outstanding efforts. Mrs Finch must also be thanked for her help in preparing Gino for this prestigious contest. It is hoped that other students will follow Gino's fine example and enter this worth while competition.

Gino Premici reading at the Graduation.

DANCING LESSONS

Mrs Scalise

Jorge De Jesus guiding his partner in a slow rhythm. Jorge won the award for "Most Improved Dancer".

We're not quite sure what they're doing here, but maybe they're not quite sure either.

Jacob McCallum, Brett Dunlop and Christian Carvajal concentrate on getting their Pat-a-cake's right.

YE.\R 10

YEAR 10 CAMP REPORT As students gathered excitedly at the East Street Jetty in Fremantle on the 8th April, 1991, little did we know what to expect at Rottnest. The day seemed to be a good one, and the weather was on our side. The time approached rapidly, as the 'Explorer' slowly docked into theJetty. Luggage and bikes were loaded onto the boat and Mr Owens was as happy as a lark with his new toy, the video camera. We arrived at our destination "Tentland" which wasn't far from the town centre of Rottnest. We all stood gazing at the cabins. This was no ordinary holiday resort. We settled in and our inventory items were checked and our lunches were eaten. Time passed quickly, and our first activity, the Historical Walk was soon over. Night fell, and then we made dinner including Aussie barbie, baked beans, noodles and macaroni. Clean-up was next, then Activity 2. Our trip to the Museum and Garden Golf proved to be enjoyable. Quiz sheets were to be filled out at the Museum whilst we viewed the many exhibits. Mr Owens' camera then showed us how good a toy it was. He had captured many moments and highlights of the day. The Garden Golf was truly an excellent activity. The gardens surrounding the course were astonishing as it must have been the greenest area on Rottnest. The owner runs a desalination programme in one corner of the golf course and it seemed to be proven effective. As we all putted off, Mrs Scalise pulled off a few unbelievable 'holes in one', whilst poor Mr Owens kept on trying. I think he wasn't concentrating because his camera was nowhere to be seen. That night mayhem hit the campsite. Rain and very strong winds ripped through the area leaving the students cold, and some, very wet. The next day, Tuesday the 9th, seemed to have been a disastrous day. Our plans for the trip to the West End were to continue but it was to be in the rain. Only one minor accident occurred when a student, who shall remain nameless, tried to be the next Wayne Gardner. Then thanks to Mr Williams, he was fixed up in no time. When we arrived at the main lighthouse everyone was saturated and Mr Rose'Meyer gave us the option of riding back to Tentland or continuing the trek to the West End. What a mistake! The rain continued all night and the BBQ's were a little difficult to warm up, but one finally set alight. That night our activities were the Mass, which was celebrated by Father Shay, and then our trip to the guns. Again, another soggy story.

' Jacob McCallum: "I told you it was my turn to take the photos". Brett Sanderson and Ryan Murphy look on.

The great Aussie B.B.Q! Marco Cozza, Mark Bosnich Anthony Procino, Umberto Valerini, and Travis Bienkowski cook their dinner.

Gino Premici, Ryan and trying to strain their spaghetti. I wonder if anyone was game enough to try it? .. 30

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The final day proved to be as bad as Tuesday. Rain had settled in, which meant we had until about 2pm of free time, until we found our boat had been cancelled and wasn't leaving until 4.30pm. When Mr Rose'Meyer broke the news, there was a mad rush to the telephone. As time neared to depart we all boarded the boat and our luggage and bikes were loaded. On behalf of the students we would like to thank, Mr Rose'Meyer who organised everything so well, Mrs Scalise for also helping to organise the camp and the dreaded cabin inspections. We would also like to thank Mr Williams and his very smart wife, Mrs Williams, who decided not to ride to Tentland and who simply adored the quokkas. Also to Mr OwensÂˇ Spielberg, for all the wonderful footage. Adam Muir, David Moore, Mark Miller and Ben Jobey seem to have produced a smorgasbord.

Gino Premici Year 10

WORK EXPERIENCE

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Joseph Guccovia assembling air conditioners.

Peter Barker chose to work with a mechanic and got pretty greasy in the process.

Ben Jobey was allowed to do some welding.

YE.\R 9

YEAR 9

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YEAR9C Front Row: Mark Antonio, Fletcher Passmore, Steven Hoban, Nathan Commins, Mrs Cooney, David Waldock, Dean De Petra, Christian Van der Zanden, Timothy Cronin. Second Row:, Bruno Conceicao, Fergus Deasy, Travis Callaghan, David Neale, Steven Andreazza, Colin Hampson, RaymondWard, Nelson Galvao, Michael Carter. Third Row: Michael Spiccia, Matthew Rear, Andrew O'Connell, Bradley Smith, Phillip Montgomery-Smith, Simon John, Rodrigo Gonzalez, Glen Laycock. Fourth Row: Edward Bastow, Benjamin Pratt,James Miller,Jason Maher, Steven Brimblecome, Roberto Fernandes.

Front Row: Mitchell Buswell, Jason Dyer, Bradley Annakin, Michael Coelho, Miss Fowler, Simon Fox, Kevin McMullen, Troy Murray, David Serrao. Second Row: Paul Miguel, Marco Di Lucia, Benjamin Paganoni, Grant Jarvis, Matthew Bass, Matthew Piggott, Tony Ruocco, Ben Air, Culum Carrigg. Third Row: Steven Ravlich, Paul Taylor, Paul De Boni, Michael Brady, Matthew O'Brien, Glenn Bailey. Fourth Row: Damien Clancy, Domenic Macri, Ivan Spanjich, Todd Blinco. Absent: Daniel Lardi, Stuart Marlborough, Trent Cox.

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Front Row: Matthew Anderson, Rory Powers, Christopher Coomber, Michael Gauci, Miss Ivankovich, John Vincenti, Daniel Dwyer, Paul Iuliano, Franco Ranallo. Second Row: Geoffrey Carcione, Lukasz Kurdziel, Sebastian Di Lello, Steven Da Luz, Andrew Mayberry, Benjamin Gardner, Sebastian Foti, Mark Robinson, Benjamin Morgan. Third Row: Christian Scala, Adrian Strk, Joseph De Ceglie, Dino Pacella, Christopher Wicks, John Blair, Jeremy Gray. Fourth Row: Stuart Cattanach, Daniel Lomma, Claudio Armeli, Aidan McGlue, Frank Perna. Absent: Neri.

Front Row: Damian Fletcher, Glenn Smith, Bradley Santos, Ryan Callaghan, Mr Purcell, Travis Hurley, Duaine Brown, Matthew Neesham, Matthew Armarego. Second Row: Troy Mills, Ryan Gowenlock, Aniello D'Angelo, David Kingsbury, David Congdon, Antonio Cattarro, Peter DellaÂˇ Bona, Craig Ramm, Daniel Allegretta. Third Row: Taygen Dray, lain Ward, Warren Pearson, Christopher Reeves, Stephen Maher, John Gangemi. Fourth Row: Michael Benino, Jamey Srdarov, Malcolm Vidal, Conor McGlue. Absent: John O'Connor.

YE.\R 9

YEAR 9 AWARDS Dux of Year 9: Daniel Dwyer

Subject

1st Place

2nd Place

Advanced Computing Art Art Graphics Business Studies Catering Computing Drama English Italian Japanese

Matthew Neesham Craig Ramm Michael Spiccia Bradley Santos Michael Carter Nelson Galvao Travis Hurley Domenic Macri Claudio Armeli Ivan Spanjich Raymond Ward Daniel Dwyer Nelson Galvao Daniel Dwyer Glenn Bailey Matthew Anderson Daniel Dwyer Michael Brady Bradley Santos Dean De Petra Mitchell Buswell

Michael Brady Michael Spiccia Daniel Lomma Christian Scala Daniel Dwyer Paul Taylor Culum Carrigg Bradley Santos Christian Scala

Mathematics Metalwork Music Physical Education Public Speaking Science Science Enrichment Social Studies Technical Drawing Woodwork

Christian Scala Grant Jarvis Travis Hurley Geoffrey Carcione Steven Andreazza Michael Gauci Mitchell Buswell Craig Ramm Michael Gauci Glenn Smith

Service Awards Matthew Anderson David Kingsbury Andrew O'Connell

Ryan Callaghan Domenic Macri Steven Ravlich

Bruno Da Conceicao Troy Murray

Westpac Australian Mathematics Competition Distinctions Daniel Dwyer

Ray Ward

ART AWARDS

Michael Spiccia won the Fremantle Day Art Competition. The council later used his design for the cover of their information booklet.

Daniel Lomma's entry (centre) in the SECWA Centenary Competition Came 4th in W.A. 34

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YEAR 9 CAMP The Year 9 camp (Mon. 8th - Fri. 12th April) this year was held at Forrest Edge, Waroona. On the whole, the camp was a great success apart from some rain which spoiled most of the second day. It was an activities-based camp, and this year all four year 9 classes participated in lots of different activities over four days. Some of the activities that were available were archery, canoeing, water-skiing, boomerang making, a giant flying fox (which at its highest point, was about 25m from the ground), an incentive course, a confidence course, and between these activities we had roller skating and basketball at the centre. A special activity was that two classes, on two separate nights, had to hike out about 12km to a special campsite to spend the night. All they had with them was a backpack with a minimum of food but they managed to survive and they enjoyed the adventure. Before supper on the Tuesday night there was a talent quest. There was everything from Steven Brimblecombe playing the bagpipes to Peter DellaBona with his farm animal noises. This camp was a very successful one due to the hard work and effort put in by many people, and also the Yr 9's. Finally, special thanks must go to the camp co-ordinator, Mr Hewton for putting up with us, Mrs Cooney, for organising the camp - especially for her 'behind the scenes work', and to Miss Fowler, Miss Ivankovich, Mr Purcell, Mr Preshaw, Mr Smith, Miss Finch, Mr Garratt and Mr Rawstron (in his absence) for supervising all our activities, sometimes in very heavy rain.

"I hope this is easier than it looks," Andrew Mayberry, Peter Della Bona, Matthew Armarego and Daniel Lomma.

Andrew O'Connell Year 9

Michael Carter, Mark Antonio, Daniel Lomma and Sebastian Di Lello look as if it's all too tiring. They were going to spend that night in a tent.

Sebastian Di Lello, Rory Powers, Daniel Dwyer, John Blair, Stuart Cattanach, Ben Morgan, Andrew Mayberry, Rory Powers and Miss Ivankovich , who's ignoring the camera, pause for a moment on their way to archery.

Dino Pacella, Christian Scala, Matthew Bass, Ben Morgan, Ben Gardner, Andrew Mayberry and Rory Powers boomerang making.

YE .\R 9

Michael Spiccia and Christian Van der Zadden add the finishing touches to 9C's Advent Jesse Tree.

The catering class learning how to gut a fish: Matthew Rear, Peter Della Bona, Ryan Callaghan, Andrew Mayberry, Mark Antonio, Taygen Dray and Culum Carrigg. Paul De Boni is the expert.

YEAR 9 SOCIALS On May 17th the year 9's had a social with the year 9's of lona. Dancing started slowly as this was the first real Social we have ever had. The DJ, Cloud Nine, kicked off the night at 7.30pm with some great music. The dancing gradually started and by 8pm the Social was in full swing. Two people who wish to remain anonymous went up on stage and sang in front of everyone. On September the 20th the Year 9's had another Social at Santa Maria College. The night started at 7.30pm with everyone enthusiastic. The theme was a nautical one with appropriate music, dancing and activities. Dancing started much sooner than the earlier social with everyone much more confident. Many prizes were given out and the canteen was great. Mr Purcell seemed to be having just as much fun as the boys, dancing with every lady teacher in sight. Our thanks go to all organizers, supervisors and all other helpers who made the two evenings possible and most enjoyable. Steven Hoban Year 9

On Retreat: Lucasz Kurdziel, Franco Ranallo, Claudio Armeli, Aidan McGlue and Sebastian Foti.

The Japanese class taking their first examination.

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YEARS

Front Row: Michael Child, Marco D'Ulisse, Kieron Lawlor, Dennis Maciel, Mr Holtham,Joseph Terrible, Jay Bunt, Christopher Bowden, Jason Pinto. Second Row: Phillip Beedham, Edward Pounder, Christopher Lilburne, Blake Edwards, Konrad Jurewicz, Alex Foster, John Casey, Owen Walsh, Reegan Buswell. Third Row: Cameron Perna, Matthew Sullivan, Joe Polimeno, David Buis, Daniel Martincic. Fourth Row: Mark Tripholone, Zunaid Fakie, Richard Travia, Damian Kane.

Front Row: Lee Nicholson, Christopher Stevenson,lustin Scott, Mark Palermo, Mr Pass, Christopher Brown, Stefan Murphy, Callum Smart, Damian Cox. Second Row: Paul Rebelo, Valentino De Sousa, Alexander Kelly, Ben Williams,lohn Urbanic, Paul Hutchinson, Troy Young, Daniel Baldwin, Michael Vinci. Third Row: Daniele Salerno, Elvis Dujmovic, Nigel Bridgeman, Christian Duperouzel, Anthony Chillino. Fourth Row: Shawn Robinson, Matthew O'Neill, Shane Grljusich, Luke Cammilleri.

YEAR8

YEAR8C Front Row: Daniel Gould, Michael jenkins, Calogero Canciglia, Aaron Connolly, Ms Shirvani, Nuno Valentim, Mathew Perna, Bradeley Hall, Scott Bosio. Second Row: David White, jordan Melanie, Aaron Smith, Niall McCloskey, Anthony Hildebrandt, justin Golding, Danieljukic, Travis Sheehy, jonathan Broome. Third Row: Scott Farrall, Ashley Martinovich, Claudio Strnadica, David Wynne, Matthew Edmonds, Andrew Cuff. Fourth Row: Adrian Lo Conte, Leigh Bruce, Nelson Garces, Cyprian Molicki, Dion Tryls.

YEAR8D Front Row: Michael Binetti, David Foley, Paul Valente, Timothy Odgers, Mr McAuley, Paul Sorenson, Dario Della Costa, Michael Wolfenden, Mark Vinci,. , Second Row: Wade Brandon, Aidan Deasy, David Turtur,jason Tasovac, jason Faria, Christopher Yates, Bryan Soltoggio, Christian Dudek, joseph Catalano. Third Row: john Singh, Sean Richardson, Patrick Galvin, Clayton Valen, Vincent Karlsson,joseph O'Hara,james Farr. Absent: Christopher Dorian, Daniel Prestage.

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YEAR 8 AWARDS Dux of Year 8: Owen Walsh

Subject

1st Place

English Mathematics Science Social Studies

Joseph Terribile Owen Walsh Owen Walsh Owen Walsh

English Speaking Board Assessment Distinctions Stefan Murphy

Exchange Student

Aaron Smith, presenting Nuno Valentim with a Certificate of Merit and school badge.

Westpac Mathematics Competition Distinction winners: Christian Dudek, Daniel Baldwin, Chris Brown, David Foley and Tim Odgers.

During 1991, we had a visiting student from Portugal. His name was Nuno Pira Valentim. He came to CBC at the end of the first term and left during the third term. He was staying with his grandparents in Australia, and came to CBC to enrich his English. He made many good friends at our school, and learnt many new games. During the third term the Year 8 students had a English Speaking Board Examination, and Nuno went very well, and received a very good pass.

On our traditional Founders Day, the class which Nuno was staying with (8C) had a going away celebration held in his honour. All of Year 8 was sad to see him leave the school. Before he left he was presented with a certificate and a CBC School badge with our Logo on it. Aaron Smith and Michael Jenkins

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Chris Deperouzel, Daniel Salerno and Joseph Catalano deep in conversation about the possible answers to the quiz questions.

YEAR 8 CAMP

"Don't tell me I've done it all wrong?" Ben Williams, Jason Tasovac and Stefan Murphy.

"Brainstorming it through," Clayton Valen, Mathew Perna, Daniel Jukic and Michael Binetti.

Marco D'Ulisse, Chris Bowden, Chris Dorian, Wade Brendan, Danny Prestage, Nelson Garces, and Matthew Edmunds on the stairs after the Hot Dogs.

"Now what do you suppose that funny thing up there is?" Michael Vinci.

YE.\R 7

YEAR 7

Front Row: Gary Faria, Jeremy Piesse, Richard Rank, Richard Cavilli, Mrs Worner, Phillip Norman, Ken Lai, Greg Barker, Robert Vinci. Second Row: Grant Watton, Paul Spiccia, Scott Frederick, Daren Savy, David Cocciolone, Paul Pitaro, Bradley Masters, Cosmin Ticos, Dominic Bird. Third Row: Mario Peca, Gavin Williams, Jeffrey Ryan, James Farrar, Roger Saab, William Dwyer, Joshua Travers, Barr O'Driscoll, Ryan Morgan . Fourth Row: Clint Harris, Jamie Paganoni, Eamonn Arandiga, James Jobey, Salvatore Fazzino, Michael Sammut, Brett Carter, Matthew Cybula.

YEAR 7 AWARDS Dux of Year 7: William Dwyer and Phillip Norman

Subject

1st Place

Religion

Paul Spiccia

\. Westpac Mathematics Competition Awards: Robert Vinci, William Dwyer (Distinction), Phillip Norman, Gavin Williams and Domenic Bird. 41

Brett Carter received the first ever Arthur Sta Maria Award. He's pictured here with Mr Sta Maria.

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GRADUATION

Mario Peca and Salvatore Fazzino read Prayers of the Faithful, watched by Fr Dwyer.

Mrs Peterson receives a posy of thanks from Eugene Khoo, Paul Spiccia, Gary Faria and Roger Saab are waiting to thank other staff helpers.

COUNSELLOR McGINTY PRESENTS ART AWARD

Counsellor McGinty shows the Year 7's Robert Vinci's winning entry. That's Robert next to him.

The students had lots of questions they wanted to ask this politician.

KNITTING CLASSES

Matthew Cybula, James Farrar and David Cocciolone knitting their stocking stitch squares for a blanket.

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YEAR 6

Front Row: Luke Walker, Adam Hall, Jeremy Goncalves, Heath Cockram, Mr Barber, Emmanuel Arandiga,James Broome, Ben Lawlor, Edilson Redondo. Second Row: Bradley Hall, Mark Grljusich, Gregory Taylor, John-Paul Mueller, Joel Duckworth, Marcin Dzienis, Jamie Mezzina, Ryan Foster. Third Row: Luke Caputi, Liam Murrell, Jason Connolly, Wayne Carter, Arnold Villegas, Matthew Seeney, Dermod Deasy, Nicholas Williams. Fourth Row: Henry Miller, Robert Sheehan, Brett Mathanda, Anthony Chiovitti, Paul Schaper.. Absent: Graeme Antczak, Jared Brown.

YEAR 6 AWARDS Dux of Year 6: Henry Miller

Subject

1st Place

Religion

Brett Mathanda

ARMY BARRACKS The Yr 6 class visited the Irwin Army Barracks, Karrakatta, on Friday, May 31st for a class excursion. The Army transported the students to and from the base by troop carrier, an Army van. At the barracks, the students were shown a large range of modern weaponry. Also, a ride on an Army Personnel Carrier was arranged. I would like to thank Major Cockram for his organisation of the day and Mrs Smith, Mrs Lovelock, Mrs Seeney and Mrs Duckworth for their assistance with the excursion.

PRIMARY CHESS Grant Watton, Jamie Paganoni, Roger Saab, Mrs Lovelock, William Dwyer, Eamonn Arandiga, Robert Sheehan and Richard Cavilli.

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YEAR 5

Front Row; Frank Rodriguez, Timothy Dunn, George Rocco,1ustin Masters, Mr Sta Maria, Glen Hollands, Adrian Spano, LukeJeffrey, Jose Calzada. Second Row: Patrick Quintal, Robert Brediceanu,1ason Illarietti, Peter Forzatti,1ordan Kelly,1oao Soares, Vincenzo Mondello,Jai Baker, Kenshi Wakamatsu. Third Row: Nathan O'Brien, Kristian Nolan, Michael Clapsis, Glen Harris, Rory Halliwell, Daniel O'Hara, James Paratore. Fourth Row: Christopher Sheridan, John Austin, Michal Remisz, Lance Soltoggio.

YEAR 5 AWARDS Dux of Year 5: Jordan Kelly

Subject

1st Place

Religion

Nathan O'Brien

YEAR 5 CAMP

Warren Quintal receives Communion from Fr Raj while Jordan Kelly and Peter Forzatti, wait their turn.

Putting on camouflage make~up.

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YEAR 5 CAMP REPORT On the 7th August, 1991, Yr 5 set off for a three day camp at M<\njedal Scout Camp. With the help of some parents, the bus was loaded and upon our arrival at Manjedal Mr Santa Maria showed us around. The next morning we woke up bright and early. Mr Sta Maria and parents organised a bush walk. After the fresh air, we all ate a hearty breakfast and played around the camp area. Following lunch we went to the Commando course. Mr Austin very kindly supplied some army gear to go with some of our activities. All the boys really enjoyed the Commando course. We had to go through tunnels and other obstacles. When we returned to base we showered and changed into our best clothes for an open air bush Mass. Soon after we had our dinner and went to bed feeling very tired. The next day we packed and left for school. We really enjoyed our Yr 5 camp thanks to Mr Sta Maria and the parents who helped.

Mr Austin showing us the contents of the army ration pack.

James Paratore Year 5

BAJPEFUND

Tug-a-War. Oops, not as easy as you think.

Bajpe students demonstrate traditional Indian Dancing. They are from St Joseph's Pre-University College, whom we are assisting to buy a computer. The students at Tuckfield Street campus have been very busy during Semester 2 helping to raise money for a small school at Bajpe near Mangalore in India. The school is run by the Christian Brothers and caters for high school students. The Year 5-8

students at Tuckfield St. have organized money lines and class raffles (year 5s) and after lunch each day have given their.small donations to the Tuckshop to help this school buy a computer. Nearly $400 has been raised in this way, including the profits made by the Year 7 newspaper, which was sold on Family Day. Many thanks to all the people who so generously contributed to the Bajpe Fund. Arrangements are being made to have the money sent to the St. Josephs Pre-University early in 1992. Mrs S. Shirvani

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LANGUAGES AT TUCKFIELD STREET 1991 saw the continuation of language study at Tuckfield Street with students being given the option of studying Italian, japanese or English Enrichment. Students who are keen to pursue the study of a language have the option of continuing it in Yr 9 through to TEE level. During Languages Week in September all Yr 8 students were involved in a number of activities including: a Kimono demonstration given by Mr & Mrs Takami, exchange teachers from Japan. an origami workshop. Sushi making. the preparation and enjoyment of cannoli and cappuccino. a visit to the Fremantle Italian Club to watch and play bocce, a traditional game of bowls. an international quiz competition. the purchase of continental pastries available through the school canteen. a display in the school library of books, flags, posters and artefacts from various countries. Students of japanese were given the opportunity to establish and maintain contact with penfriends from japan. Some of the Italian students participated in a national competition on creating a brochure promoting Western Australia in Italy. Christian Dudek rolling Sushi watched by Aidan Deasy.

Oops! I hope he's alright! Christopher Brown, Marco D'ulisse and Mrs McCann try their hand at Bocce.

Mrs N. McCann

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FAMILY DAY

Miss Fowler's class made flags of the world and used them for Mr Sandri giving a frozen rose, result of a chemical process, to Mrs Dimasi. the offertory. Fr Conlan was the celebrant.

Matthew Perna became quite excited when he dunked the Head Jacob McCallum gave a make-up demonBoy with his accurate throwing. Watching are Joseph Catalano, stration in the library. Glen Smith, David Neil, Ryan Gowenlock and Nick Sloan.

Brendan Wall explained Stage Lighting.

About one thousand people turned up to the Mass.

NOTES FROM THE MUSIC MASTER 1991 has certainly been a year of transition for our Music Department. We have been working toward a much more structured system in lower school with the introduction of Advanced Music. The aim is give our students a better lead-up to the Year 11 and 12 TEE course and an accredited non TES music course. This course was developed and submitted by our own CBC Music D~partment and has now appeared in a draft form (with minor alterations) through the S.E.A. We are now looking forward to offering this desperately needed alternative course in 1993. This will, without a shadow of a doubt, boost our student numbers in upper school tremendously. Last year, was also the year of the Junior Band. They have been going out to our feeder schools, enthusiastically advertising our CBC Music Programme. The Junior Choir has come into its own by ably supporting the Junior Band with their performances. This in turn, is now leading to the establishment of a Senior Choir next year at Ellen Street. The Training Band has successfully performed three times towards the end of the year, and our CBC Jazz Orchestra lived up to its reputation with many performances, the highlight of which was the York Jazz Festival. None of this of course would be possible without our very dedicated Music Staff, whom I wish to thank for their hard work throughout the year. At this point, I would like to welcome Mr Valery Niyazov to the staff as our new Piano and Keyboard Teacher. It did not take him long at all to catch on to the spirit and put on a piano recital with his students at Tuckfield Street Campus. Most of you will be aware that we also have a very supportive group of music parents - namely the CBC Music Committee. They engage in various social and fundraising functions throughout the year, like the Music Luncheon, CBC Music Festival at the Fremantle Town Hall and the Musical Interlude, just to mention a few. I think few people realise how much time and effort goes into the organisation of these events. To the President, Mrs Liz Farr and her enthusiastic Committee, goes a sincere thank you from the Music Department. Last but certainly not least, I would have very little to write about, were it not for the support, encouragement and trust from our Principal of 10 years, Br Kelly. I find it difficult to say goodbye to such a good friend and ally. The Music Department wishes him well and may God's Blessings be with him where ever he may go.

Fletcher Passmore and Travis Hurley entertain the students at assembly.

Mrs Russell, Mrs Cattalini, Mr Cattalini, Mayor of Fremantle, and Br Kelly enjoying the performance of the Jazz Orchestra at the CBC Music Festival in the Town Hall.

The Jazz Orchestra performing at the Mercedes College Fete.

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Mr Fitzgerald presents Br Kelly with a birthday cake on the York tour.

The Jazz Orchestra playing at the York Hotel.

The Training Band making their first ever appearance at the Fremantle Daren Savy and Paul Spiccia in St. Sailing Club. John's Square when the Junior Band played for the opening of Children's Week.

Mr John Van der Zanden was a popular artist at the Musical Interlude.

The choir and junior band promoted CBe's music programme at Christ the King Primary School.

JAZZ ORCHESTRA Front Row: Fletcher Passmore, Daniel Dwyer, Anthony Chillino, Mr Stengel, Justin Golding, Joseph Terribile, Paul Valenti. Second Row: Travis Hurley, Adrian Strk, William Carrigan, Adam Fitzgerald, Ianto Evans, GrantJarvis, Owen Walsh, Kieron Lawlor. Third Row: Eraldo De Luca, Ryan Greenwell, Marco De Boni, Ivan Spanjich, Robert Bavcevich, Carl Broome, Ken Gavranich.

JUNIOR BAND Front Row: Adam Hall, James Broome, Phillip Norman, Michael Clapsis, Mr Anning, Jeremy Piesse, Robert Vinci, Jeremy Goncalves, Emmanuel Arandiga. Second Row: Richard Rank, Jordan Kelly, Paul Schaper, Gavin Williams, Brett Mathanda, Matthew Cybula, John-Paul Mueller, Liam Murrell, Christopher Sheridan. Third Row: Matthew Seeney, Wayne Carter, Barry O'Driscoll, Brett Carter, Grant Watton, Paul Spiccia. Fourth Row: Eamonn Arandiga, Michael Sammut, William Dwyer, Daren Savy, David Cocciolone.

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MISSIONS Daniel Perna, Beau Brown and Salvatore Basile of llB. This class raised a wonderfull $664 of the total $4760. (Project Compassion $1160, Christian Brothers Mission $1,000, :Catholic Missions $1200, African Famine Relief $1,000 Flood Disaster Relief ($400).

CHESS Daniel Dwyer, John Nguyen, Leon Pratt, Mr Mulvey, Gerald Croll, Justin Rae, Matthew Armarego.

MOCK TRIAL Front Row: Mark Pensabene, Mitchell Capelli, Colin Dix, Mr McIntyre, Ben Gould, David Jones, Nathan Potts. Second Row: Michael Spanbroek, Justin Evans, Todd Allen, Gerald Croll, Alex Morin, Justin Rae.

PUBLIC SPEAKING Benjamin Carrigg, Martin Ross, Mr McIntyre, Matthew Steptoe, Jacob McCallum. 51

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Counsellor Cotton presents the school with a framed photograph to celebrate Fremantle Day.

The School Board in action.

Miss Dutton and her class listening to Father Hannah's homily on Founder's Day.

EYE~TS

CBC boys sang in St. Patrick's choir on the historic occasion of the inauguration of Notre Dame University.

The congregation at the Opening Mass.

Br Kelly inspecting his farewell gift from Year 10: A ]er'usalem Bible.

1991-A CHAMPION YEAR

The victorious team: Nick Jenkins receiving the trophy after CBC won the Combined School's Championship. minutes. We were able to gain the upper hand to win a great game. The second fifteen was a team made up by many Yr 11 students, with significant numbers of boys playing for the first time. As is often the case with a second team, selection suffered from the difficulty of different players being available from week to week so a lack of consistency was always a problem. Bearing this in mind the boys played with real heart and were never short of effort. As is always the case, it takes a lot of hard work from many people for the season to be a success, and I'd like to thank Paul McCallum, Phil Lindsey, Bob Williams, Miss Bana and Mr McNamee.

What a year for Rugby was the 1991 season! Not only is it World Cup year but CBC fielded two senior teams and won the Combined Schools championship for the second time in three years. The first fifteen were always going to do well regardless of the final outcome of the season because of the exceptional spread of talent we had in the squad. With this in mind we still experienced the vagaries of form reversals, playing two dreadful games against Pad bury (losing 3-0) and Hollywood (losing 8-4). In contrast the game we played against John xxm was probably the best and most complete game of Rugby played by a CBC team. It was a tight hard 15 man game which was even until the last ten

Mr C. Garratt Rugby Master

What Mr Garratt refers to as "a classic photograph".

RUGBY FIRST 15 Front Row: Alan McGuire, Matthew Hildebrandt, Nick Jenkins (Capt.) Michael McCallum, Brendan Smutny, William Blair. Second Row: Mr Garratt, Ashley Peele, Anthony Nocciolino, Dominic Lee, John De Jesus, Anthony Ciampini, Nickolas Perna, Robert Selmon, Daniel Perna. Third Row: Michael Wilson, Damien Legg, Adam Noall, Adam Calginari, David Thompson.

YEAR 12's AND OLD BOYS RUGBY TOUR TO SINGAPORE on V.W.C's players to make our fifteen. However, before our second game we were treated to some spectacular displays of Rugby skills and camaradarie. We rubbed shoulders with famous internationals; had our photographs taken and witnessed a truly remarkable social event where celebrities let their hair down and thoroughly enjoyed themselves and provided entertainment for all at the official Singapore Seven's Wind-up. The highlight of the tour was our final game against St. Patricks played at the Pedang (the main pitch at the Singapore Cricket Club). At this test our supporters included many of the celebrities of the tournament such as the Samoans, the Kenyans, Palmyra (who incidently supported our previous game) and officials from the S.C.C. Again we played hard, attacking rugby. Our conscripts from V.W.C. played a very supportive role and in fact saved quite a few points. St. Patricks played a fast game but lacked the weight and aggression in the mauls. We had a comfortable win but the score did not reflect the closeness of the game. Our thanks go out to all the people who supported us and helped us to achieve a successful tour_ Our special thanks to our parents, Maca, Bob Williams, Peter Jones, Kevin Smith, Palmyra Rugby Club, The Singapore Cricket Club and our opposition without whom our tour would have just been a holiday and not an enjo~able Rugby tour.

Earlier this year, in February, a group of young Rugby Vnion Hopefuls, all CBC Fremantle First Fifteen players of the previous seasons, travelled to Singapore. The boys, M. McCallum, A. Nocciolino, M. Waters, D. Weldon, A. Williams, D. Thompson, M. Hildebrandt, K. Gomes, M. Egan and M. Handyside, had trained long and hard since the end of the season under the whip hand of Paul McCallum (Maca), their coach. Maca put in a Herculanean effort organising fund raising activities, training sessions, meetings, team uniforms and kits and the hardest task of all, organising the boys. The training was intense and was performed in very hot conditions but this prepared us, for the conditions we were to meet in Singapore. Our hosts, The Singapore Cricket Club (S.C.C.), had organised two games for us to be played against The Vnited World Colleges and St. Patricks College. The whistle blew and immediately all our gruelling training sessions paid off. V.W.C. contested valiantly but they had no defence for our hard drilled packs, nor did they have the 'Australian' determination to win. We played a very hard and attacking game in the first half and the heat and humidity took its toll in the second half keeping the score to a respectable level. The game was played in such a spirit that a rapport developed between V.W.C. and our team. This proved very beneficial when we played St. Patricks as they fielded a full fifteen and we drew

Andrew Williams Year 12

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RUGBY SECOND 15 Front Row: Joshua Hallion, Tyree Jackiewicz, Kirk White, Matthew Papaphotis, Frank Seman. Second Row: Mr Garratt, Jeremy Day, Brendan Smutny, Nicholas Lindsay, Peter Callaghan, David Sammut, Daniel Perna, Ashley Low, Miss Bana. Third Row: Alex Morin, Kamil Gacia, Sefton Payze, Adam Calginari, BrentJarvis, Craig Fairhall.

RUGBY YEARS 9 AND 10 Front Row: John Blair, Pasquale D'Ortona, Matthew Rear, Chad Micale, Adam Fitzgerald, Jorge De Jesus, Joseph Silva. Second Row: Mr McNamee, Jacob McCallum, Ryan Voitkevich, Alex Marinovich, Daniel Lane, Joe Rocha, Alvaro Rocha, Marco Di Lucia, Miss Fowler. Third Row: Ashley Anderson, Phillip Montgomery-Smith, Brendan Smutny, Jimmy Vidal, Aidan Casey, Claudio Armeli, Rodrigues Gonzales, Lucas Russell. 55

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STATE REPRESENTATIVES

ELLEN STREET Front Row: Pasquale D'Ortona (Soccer), Chad Micale (Surf Lifesaving), Ken Gavranich (Music), Kurt Shepherd (Football), Damian Creedon (Sailing), Dino Pacella (Soccer), Danny Dwyer (Chess). Second Row: Cono Paratore (Soccer), Justin Evans (Hockey), Robert Selman (Rugby), Clinton Micale (Surf Lifesaving), Nick Jenkins (Rugby), Phil Del Casale (Music). Absent: Kayne Binks (Sailing) and John O'Connor (Sailing).

TUCKFIELD ST. Paul Rebello (Athletics), Patrick Galvin (Athletics), William Dwyer (Chess), Henry Miller (Swimming).

SWIMMING - STATE RELAY Callum Smart, David Wynne, Mr Preshaw, Sean Aaron Smith 56

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ACC SWIMMING Front Row: Lee Nicholson, Damien Fletcher, Kieron Lawlor, Nick Jenkins, Br Kelly, Clinton Micale, Callum ' Smart, Mitchell Buswell, Damian Cox. Second Row: Miss Bana, Reegan Buswell, Owen Walsh, Sean Richardson, Andrew Mayberry, Ben Carrigg, Peter Barker, Steven Fozatti, Daniel Lane, Greg Elphick, David Wynne, Glen Bailey, Grant Jarvis, Geoff Carcione, Matthew Neesham, Aaron Smith. Third Row: Travis Callaghan, Ken Gavranich, Daniel Prestage, David Gill, Chad Micale, Robert Selman, Justin Evans, Luke Richardson, Steven McGuire, Gareth Iriks, Robert Barkla, Ianto Evans, Mr Preshaw. Fourth Row: Campbell Gibson, Travis Bieknowski, Peter Callaghan, Michael Forzatti, Paul Yates, Adam Noall, Nick Sloan, Ryan Poole, Brent Jarvis, Leon Pratt, Joel Cucel.

JSHAA SWIMMING Front Row: Justin Masters, Jai Baker, James Broome, Richard Rank, Robert Brediceanu , Mr Preshaw, Luke Caputi, James Paratore, Adam Hall, Kristen Nolan, Kenshi Wakamatsu. Second Row: Luke Jeffery, Jeremy Piesse, Greg Taylor, Ryan Foster, Liam Murrell, Chris Sheridan, Matthew Cybula, Mario Peca, Michael Clapsis. Third Row: Greg Barker, Brad Masters, Brett Carter, Arnold Villegas, Jordan Kelly, Matthew Seeney, Barry O'Driscoll, Paul Schaper, Henry Miller. Fourth Row: Joshua Travers, James Farrer, William Dwyer, Darren Savy, Eamonn Arandiga. 57

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ACC CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Paul Rebello, Christian Van Der Zanden, Aaron Smith, Edward Pounder, Nathan Johansen, Daniel Dwyer, Michael Coelho, Kieron Lawlor, Christopher Stevenson. Second Row: Mr Preshaw, Scott Power, Travis Callaghan, Daniel Lane, Mark Bosnich, Patrick Gavelin, Luke Van der Zanden, Glenn Bailey, Konrad Jurewicz, Christopher Coomber, Mr Purcell Third Row: Mr Barns, Ianto Evans, Ken Gavranich, Andrew O'Connell, Conor McGlue, Aidan McGlue, Adam Jenkins, David Gill, Helder Rocha, David Wynne, Br Seaman. Fourth Row: Travis Bienkowski, Marco Piscicelli, Michael Wilson, Nick Sloan, Leon Pratt, Matthew Stirling.

ACC FOOTBALL Front Row: Val De Sousa, Matthew Neesham, Paul Hutchinson, Frank Perna, Reegan Buswell, Troy Murray, Mitchell Buswell. Second Row: Mr Barns, Fergus Deasy, John Vincenti, Travis Hurley, Nathan Commins, Geoff Carcione, Brian Soltoggio, Jason Dyer. Third Row: Alex Foster, Paul Taylor, Troy Mills, Ryan Gowenlock, Ben Paganoni, Craig Ramm, Ben Gardner. Fourth Row: Matthew Piggott, Glen Bailey, Matthew O'Brien, Stuart Cattanach,Joe De Ceglie) Travis Callaghan, John Urbanic.

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FOOTBALL QUIT CUP Front Row: Beau Brown, Fred Rodriguez, Joshua Hallion, Nick Sloan, Robert Barkla, Ryan Donnelly, Ryan Glamuzina. Second Row: Mr Barns, Nathan Johansen, Luke Richardson, Justin Rae, Steven MacLean, Ashley Low, Nick Perna, David Gill. Third Row: Clinton Micale, Aidan Casey, Adam Noall, Phillip Gee, Craig Fairhall, Marco Piscicelli.

FOOTBALL CIG YEARS 8 AND 9 Front Row: Mitchell Buswell, Matthew Perna, Christopher Brown, Troy Murray, Frank Perna, Paul Sorensen, Callum Smart, Mark Vinci, Damian Cox. Second Row: Mr McAuley, Matthew Neesham, Paul Hutchinson, Geoff Carcione, John Casey, Ryan Gowenlock, Craig Ramm, Reegan Buswell,Jay Bunt, Wade Brando. Third Row: Ben Paganoni, Troy Mills, Travis Callaghan, Andrew O'Connell, Clayton Valen, Daniel Prestage, Matthew Emonds, Sean Richardson. 59

SOCCER

SENIOR SOCCER Front Row: Daniel Gentile, Peter Sgro, Cono Paratore, Raymond Mangano, Anthony PrOcino. Second Row: Miss Bombara, Pasquale D'Ortona, Frank Mattioli, Robert Gauci, Anthony Sgro, Anthony Bosco, Adam Bull, John De Felice, Mr Hortense. Third Row: Giuseppe Muscara, Gregory Van Doorn, Steven Savy, Adam Noall, Michael Lazzara, Anthony Paratore, Carmelo Bosco.

SOCCER ACC JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Front Row: Christian Scala, Dino Pacella, Aidan McGlue, Roberto Ferl1andez, Conor McGlue, Raymond Ward. Second Row: Miss Bombara, Franco Ranallo, Michael Gauci, Jonathon Brady, Domenic Macri, ., Damien Clancy, Antonio Cataro, Aniello D'Angelo, Dean De Petra, Mr Hortense. 60

HOCKEY

SENIOR HOCKEY Front Row: John Deasy, Tyree Jackiewicz, Mathew Hine, Br Kelly, Ken Gavranich, Ian Faulkner. Back Row: Jason Maher, Justin Evans, Campbell Gibson, Scott Leahy, Steven Maclean, Warren Dunn, Todd Allen.

YEAR 10 HOCKEY Front Row: Luke Godwin, Adam Muir, Ms Dutton, Aldo Cortopassi, Scott Power, Paul Leonard. Second Row: Ben Jobey, Luke Van der Zanden, Adam Fitzgerald, Brendan Smutny, Billy Carrigan, Bradley Rose, Antoni Odak.

YEAR 9 HOCKEY Front Row: Bradley Annakin, Michael Coelho, Miss Fowler, Matthew Rear, Steven Hoban, Damian Fletcher. Second Row: Glenn Smith, Marco Di Lucia, Matthew Bass, Edward Bastow, Simon John, Stephen Maher, Grant Jarvis. Ben Morgan.

HOCKEY

YEAR 9 ACC HOCKEY Front Row: Bradley Annakin, Glenn Smith, Ms Dutton, Matthew Rear, Benjamin Morgan, Michael Coelho. . Second Row: Marco Di Lucia, Fergus Deasy, Matthew Bass, Edward Barstow, Simon John, Steven Andreazza, Grant Jarvis.

YEAR 8 HOCKEY Front Row: Scott Bosio, Bradley Hall, Kieron Lawler, Mrs Shirvani, Daniel Baldwin, Michael Woolfenden, Lee Nicholson. Second Row: David Foley, Johnathon Broome, Nelson Garces, Matthew O'Neill, Luke Cammilleri, Justin Golding.

PRIMARY HOCKEY GREEN Front Row: Justin Masters, Bradley Poore, Christopher Sheridan, Mr Barber, Jeremy Piesse, Jamie Mezzina, Nicholas Williams, Adam Hall. Second Row: Gavin Williams, Grant Watton, Robert Sheehan, Henry Miller, Brett Mathanda, JohnPaul Mueller, Bradley Masters,Joel Duckworth, Dermod Deasy. 62

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PRIMARY HOCKEY GOLD Front Row: Jai Baker, Ben Lawlor, Paul Schaper, Mrs Worner, Matthew Cybula, Richard Cavilli, Emmanuel Arandiga, Luke Walker. Second Row: Greg Barker, Jamie Paganoni, Arnold Villegas, Salvatore Fazzino, Eamonn Arandiga, Joshua Travers, Jeffrey Ryan, Jason Connelly.

COCA COLA BASKETBALL Front Row: Brendan Smutny, Travis Bienkowski, Jason Sawyer, Scott Taylor, Gareth Iriks. Second Row: Mr Di Lollo, Aaron Strack, Maxwell Briggs, Adam Noall, Phillip Gee, Antony Schillaci.

ACC BASKETBALL YEAR 9 Front Row: Tim Cronin, Glenn Smith, James Miller, Miss Fowler, David Waldock, Matthew Neesham, Jason Dyer. Second Row: Brendan Smutny, Michael Carter, Ben Gardner, Nelson Galvao, Glenn Bailey, Troy Mills, Geoffrey Carcione, Ryan Callaghan, Adam NoaH. Third Row: Glenn Laycock, Frank Perna, Christopher Reeves, Paul De Boni. 63

CRICKET • TENNIS • VOLLEYBALL

ACC CRICKET YEAR 9 Front Row: Steven Hoban, Matthew Bass, Culum Carrigg (Capt.), Matthew Piggott, Mark Antonio. Second Row: Mr Mulvey (Manager/Coach), Matthew O'Brien, Stephen Maher, Roberto Fernandes, Steven Brimblecombe, Matthew Rear. Absent: Michael Benino, Andre Neri, Warren Pearson, Phillip Montgomery·Smith.

ACC TENNIS YEAR 9 Front Row: Fletcher Passmore, Travis Hurley, Bruno Conceicao, John Vincenti, Dean De Petra. Second Row: Ben Paganoni, Andrew O'Connell, Malcolm Vidal, Paul Taylor.

VOLLEYBALL YEAR 10 Front Row: Daniel Lane, Adam Bull, Joseph Silva, Simon Bizzaca, Antoni Odak. Second Row: Mr Preshaw, Eraldo De Luca, Maxwell Briggs, Aidan Casey, Helder Rocha, Miss Fowler. ' ! 64