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MANDEV[LIJA[N Aust. Post. Reg. VBH7636 Vol. 1 No. 1 May 1986
CAPTAIN AND
PATCHWORK AND
VICE-CAPTAIN FOR
EMBROIDERY
1986:
EXHIBITION AND
JUDY QUIN AND
SALE
if
EMMA CARNOVALE
- ELIZABETH
OSTOR
- EMMA BRAUN
A gentle Autumn morning heralcled this
H.S.C. 1986
two-day exhibition of Patchwork and Embroidery. As one sauntered up the path
.9.,
Judy Quin came to Loreto, Mandeville Hall in
of rose covered arches to the front door of
1981, as the fourth member of her immediate
"Padua", the Victorian home kindly lent by
family to pass through the "green corridor" Her mother, Mrs Margaret Quin (nee Poynton) graduated in 1952, and Judy's sisters,
Alison and Arthur Adams for the occasion,
the scene was set for the display. It was a delight to anyone with even a hint of
Tracey and Donna, graduated in 1975 and 1976 respectively. Judy has always been a happy and
interest iIi these arts and crafts.
The house had been divided into thematic
rooms and the splendours of these were unfolded as one meandered through. In the Christmas Room which was primarily red
enthusiastic member of our form. She is
always willing to get involved in House and other school activities, and acts as a unifying
i
and green, the scope of the craft was
influence within the form, as she attempts to include everyone in whatever activities are taking place. When she was announced as Captain of the School for 1986, Judy felt rather daunted. "The previous captain had seemed so big ancl mature, Rild just as my mother didni think that she was old enough to be a grandma, I didn't feel old enough to be in Year 12, let alone School Captain!"
I ./ I Ab.6/.3/r
apparent. There were patchwork wreaths, nativity scenes and embroidered runners; Christmas stockings appliqued with motifs
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of bells, balls, doves and angels and to complete the scene a Christmas tree laden with hand worked lecorations. The New
Year was recognised with a delightful Bear
Pictured are: Judy Quin, 1986 School Captain and Emma Carnovale.
Calendar wh(le a cosy "Brambly Hedge" diorama of the rabbit family enjoying
elegant afternoon tea at home added a
However, now that the school year has
lighthearted touch.
The councillor group have also commenced regular visits to the Junior School in an
NEW INITIATIVES
The patchwork quilts with their variety of
'worry can rob you of happiness, but kind words will cheer you up'." (Prov. 12:25). In
attenipt to unify the school. Judy ancl Emma can be assured of the. support of the whole school community as
IN LORETO
style and colour could find a place in anyone's home. The pieces of embroidery of gardens and flowers, used as delightful wall
this respect, she is grateful for the support of
we wish them well in their endeavours and
her classmates and teachers.
hope that they have a fruitful and happy
commenced, and school life, along with all its activities, is in full swing, Judy feels reassured. She says, "I have discovered that
year.
IT'S A WONDERFUL
EDUCATION SR. DEIRDRE ROFE I.B.V.M.
decorations, brought gasps of approval, as did a collage of old Victorian and Edwardian i)ictures. Alphabets worked in drawn thread and cross stich and shadow
work were all beautifully executed. Ceramics
of a beach scene in mural form, "cabbage pottery" and embroidered cardigans added
POSITION TO HOLD An important contribution to the
breadth to the exhibition.
Emma Carnovale started at Mandeville in
understanding and practice of education in
The main bedroom exhibit consisted of a
1974. She is preceded by her older sister, Andrea, who completed her H,S.C. in 1985,
schools where the I.B.V.M. is involved, has
patchwork guilt in soft tones blending with the pale peach of the walls and the piece de
recently been published. Entitled I.H.V.At.
and was also Vice Captain. The youngest
Mission Statement for Schools, this small
resistance was a cradle dressed in
Carnovale, Rebecca, has just entered the
public:ation attempts to define the particular
exquisitely embroidered muslin and a
Senior School and is in Year Seven.
emphases which are al the heart of a Loreto
variety of "special occasion" baby and
Emma was well prepared for her position by Andrea's wealth of Vice-Captaincy
education. It is the work of the Central
toddlers' clothes. Devonshire Tea was served
Education Advisory Board of the I.B.V.M., a
experience.
group of I.B.V.M. from all over Australia
continually in the garden by a generous support group of committee members and
She regards her role as a grent challenge.
who are engaged in both Primary and Secondary education. Drawing on the distinctive tradition, built
goes to Geraldine Croagh, President of the
up over four centuries of active involvement iii the education of girls, Ihe Statement
Mothers' Association, Felicity Braun and Mary Gibson who were responsible for the
defines certain key qualities as being
collation of the works. The exhibition was
"lt's a wonderful position to hold in your
last year of school, because although it is a lot of hard work, it enables you to get to know the staff and students much better,
and really, to have a lot of fun!" Emma sees herself as a support to Judy, and tries to back her up in the execution of the councillor group's decisions und schemes. The areas of debating and music are Emma'S major interests within the school. Up until this year, she studied the piano, and is hoping to bec:ome actively involved ill
the Performing Arts Festival within her House. She will also continue to debate this
Sister Deirdre.
WELCOME TO THE
winners last year. Judy and Emma feel that one of
Mandeville' s major strengths is that it has so much to offer the individual. "Every student has many opportunities open to her, all of which are encouraged by staff and other students alike. You don't have to be a 'star'
in the field, it's 'having a go' that counts. 7'here is a great sense of community. The
an outstanding success, raising weN over
Qualities such as freedom, verity, justice, silic:erily, felicity are explored and
$2,000.
articulated in twentieth century terms. The challenge confronting each school community in Australia is to embody these
qualities in the "policies, practices and daily life of the School". To this end, all members
SR. DEIRDRE ROFE
students,
I.B.V.M.
of the Advisory Board who met on Sunday,
Any new venture in a school is a sign of life
document. Further initiatives are planned
and a vote for the future. The move to
produce a term newspaper drawing on news from all members of the I.oreto community
is a very wek:ome addition to the bridge of
of the school community must become involved - staff, parents, students, past A start has been made with the 13 members
2nd. March, to study and discuss the with Parent and Past Student Associations over First Term.
All present parents are alerted to an E.cluc:kilion Day on Sunday, 22nd June, which
excellent staff-student relationships help a great deal in developing a true sense of
communication between the school and the
will focus on the Statement and its
wider community.
implementation at Mandeville. This will
school spirit."
The relationships within a school
provide a forum for opinions, expectations,
hopes and proposals. Keep that date free!
between different years, and general participation in school activities." Already the 'Big Sister' project, which
community need to be informed, honest, and consistent. In sO far as this newspaper can serve to improve the quality of relationships within the community, then it will have achieved its purpose, We hope you enjoy the news anci views of the.
involves each Year Twelve girl 'adopting' a
w i (le-rea (:hiIig
Year Seven girl, and thus making her
transition from junior to Senior school
Lot'eto cominunity - students, staff, parents and past students. It has a cast of
easier, is in its second successful year.
thousands!
Northern Territory anc! Tasmania}, We are looking for a good response from Loreto, Mandeville parents. More details When they
This year hidy and Emma, together with the councillor group, would particularly like to promote schemes "that involve closer bonds
Much of the credit for this successful event
essential features of a Loreto education.
MANDEVILLIAN
year, with her team who were regional
friends.
From 22-25 August, the first national seminar on I.B.V.M. education will be held
at St. Mary's College and Newman for participants from aH I,B.V.M. schools in Australia (Le. from all States except
come to hand.
(Left to right): Felicity Braun, Geraldine Croagh, Alison Adams, admiring one of the patchwork quilts.
LORETO
TERM 2, 1986
SOLIDARITY IN
VALE
PRAYER - MOTHERS
SR. BRIGID JONES
AND PAST PUPILS
I.B.V.M.
COMBINE EFFORTS
- BY SR.
- SUE GRIFFIN Pillms w{!re blessed in the froni hall and then
hymns were sung as We all walked iii procession to the ChapM for mass.
Pahn Sunday Ihis year Saw the |'ast Pupils and Molhers Ass™:inlions ioined iii a Day (,1
Relleclion at lim amvenl. Approximately
DEIRDRE ROFE I.B.V.M. At Ille beginning of 198(i, St'. Brigid moved to
the 1 lil'irmary al Mary's Mount having Spen| 34 vears ilt '1'{}mik. In an extraordinary lenching (:areer. Sr. Brigid t,itight I·,Imlish, Mallis, Latin, (ic?(,graphy ancl Religious liducation 10 6(!1t!!·illions of Mandeville girls.
MAY
twenty people shared |11(: day Ingether iii
26 Mon - Staff in-service (lays
clistractions of overy(lar Iii'e.
1<m:milly The Mandevillian inlerviewed her ill
27 Tues
A group of 1.oreto sislers were with tls for the. Mass c.(!lebrilled by Father Dan Torpy and we
The las[ 37 years have seen %(}inc signific:iml
were conscions of Ihe privilege 01' being parl of the wider Loreto Communily. Alter an informal Ilitic:h whic:11 gave m lim
l.lill}lmsis Ims shifted from i 11(lividual
prayer and dis(.ussion, free from the
Wed
28
- Students return
JUNE 3
Tues
C)ppor|imily |C) mix mid mingle, Sr (,2'11('vii've -
7 p.m. Yr 8 Parent-Teacher Meeting
5 Thurs -
1.30 P.In. Mothers'
Committee Meeting - 7 p,m. Yr 7 Parent-'I'em:her Meeling. 6
Fri
- Fe.ast of the Sacred Heart.
Mass for Senior School
Dilvey, 1.13.V.M. mul Sr '1'lierose Daly, I.B.V.M.
gilve guiclance t{) our sl,it'itual 1'(:11(:(:lions. ()ill' thanks ore (11'|'ored lo them for confi'ilitiling to the success of the afternoon.
iii this, the Year of Pence, the propriety of o Day of Reflection of Pahn Slmility is ovicionl.
We 11'11|y responded 10 Pope lohn 141111'S plea ror "spiritual offort of soliciarily in prayer".
Stll(C,.Ilts.
- Past Pupil's Christian
Mon
7 p.in. Yr 9 Parent-Teacher Meeting
17 7'ups - 8 p.m. I.ore.to Advisory
20
Fri
Evening (Yr 11) 22 Su n - Loreto Education Seminar
Meeting
forne in 14: School
The sc:hool has grown larger and the number
of layst:11'1' has inc:reased (11'lilli:iii(:ally. With this has come a broadening of (.111'1'i{:11|um and Schc)(11-hased :1(.livilies. St'. Brigid noted willi
country parents. With regard to Pam Pupils, a
group very clear to her heart. she would like to see a Reading Circle/Study Group established to extend their (3(111(:ation in faith
the ! 1 Mandeville past students who are now
beyond sc:lic)(,1. She felt hearlened by the.
mpmbers of Ilm 1.11.V.M.
Mandeville (.(ill|(1 contribute to soc:iely. she
appointment of Sr. Elizabeth Dc,Im:Il as the I.B.V.M. linison person for past pupils, partic,illarly those who have most recently lift
was very unwhatic "It (:an provide leaders in
school.
the Chill·(:11. 11 can provide an example of the
Sr. Brigid's departure from Toorak was acc:onwlished with her usual cheerfulness and
ideal (]Allinlic woman, active and concerned about social mui moral issnes"
FATHERS
Sister Brigid pictured at Mandeville just before her move to Mary's Mount.
wrong reason! She is, however, very proud 01
When asked whitt she considered a school like
Board Meeting -7.30 p.In. Turana Social
Day. AH parents are invited. - 5.30 p.m. Barbecue and Mass for recent Past Pupils, 24 Tiles - 7 p.in. Yi· 10 Parent-'1'cacher
the direclion of Fr. L |Jynon, it be(:ame a real
sludents who stand (,lit in Sr. Brigid's memories. Sume may have stood out fur the
9 a.m Yr 5 Father-Daughter Mass
16 Mon -
playing an important role. In earlier years '1'lie Sociality played a key role iii shaping Ille spirilt],11 lives of senior shidents und under
sll](lent's restills from Form I to Miltric:111:iIion. 11 wouki be invidious Ici mention individual
Festival in the Melbourne
-
sharing, with praver weekends and t.ilinps
re.(.(,I'(IS. She had tim unerous task of rliling up the mark book ami rAN.(irding every
Concert HaH Sun
devolional practic:es I{) c.(inununal faith-
admillistrative AMIT k) assist Willl student
- Queen's Birthday Holiday
12 Thurs - 8 p.m. Performing Arts
15
(:h,iliges in callic)lic (!(|11(.,ilion. In |he field of religious (3(|11(:illion, She 11(,It!(1 Ilial Ihe
approval the provision of inc: reased
Community Weekend itt Blairgo wrio 9
Ballarn| 10 {:411):tire some ()1' Im!· 111(!II(,rit.s.
1 [er hopes for the sc:hool in the luturn were inku'esting. She wotild like 10 See the boarding mili])(inent re-ilitioduced 10 ]Ilect the litteds of
sturdy optimism. '1'he photo was taken Rist before she left We salute her great eontribillion to Ihe mitic:ational and spiritual lif'e of I .cm,to, Mandeville 1 lall.
ASSOCIATION DINNER
JULY 4
Fri
-
Mid-Year Exams begin (Yr
Preparing for a busy year ahead and enioying
11)
it! Annual Guileral Meetings (:an somelimes be tedious affairs, bill tim Loreto Fathers,
6
Sun
- 9 a,iii. Yr 7 Father-Daughter
7
Mon
-
1%4 ass
A+Kfic'intion 11*Ainve in (:ombinint? luird work
Mid-Year Exams begin for
and having fun. This yum' we lit,1(1 our
Yrs 9 und to
meeting dilling a dinner al I.orek) ConvenE There was (:erlainly no tedium al this yoilis
-Yr 11 Alternative Work
Experience Week 11
Fri
to
JUNIOR BALLET
14 Mon 16 Wed -
7.30 p.m. Oak Parlour
18
8 p.in. GHines Night for
Recital Fri
-
Parents in Mandeville Hall
- 7.3{) p.]11. 'I'tirami for Yr 11 22 Tues -
7 p.ni. Yr 11 Parent-'1'cacher
24 Thurs -
1.30 p. m. Mothers'
Meeting Association Committee
Meeting - Yr 8 Geography excursion {allernoon)
- 7 p.m. Yr 11 Parent-'I'encher 25
27
Fri
Sun
-
4
Mon
Tues
-
ten(:11 bal]01 in Ilic jimint· Sc:lic)(11!" 1 took up meeting with Karon, 1)111 was told thai slie had just 1)(ten Summoned 10 Monte (Carlo to tenc:h
Students' Association
for five weeks in the Princess Grace 11,1|lel
8 p.m. Yr 10 Parent Information Night and
Aa](Icilly. We eventually met ill ] illillary, ill which time Knren expressed hui' entlitisinsm
ror Ballel and working with 5-7 year (}Ids (14·op to Yr 2). She assured me the lessons wi,lilil not illst be clissical ballel, |)111 a motor co-01'(linalion, deporlmenl and pos|lire prognim. All those facls convinced me to "bring Ballet back!" I have had the joy of sitting in on Karen's classes. The terminology and ac:livity of tim
12.30 p.m. Mothers'
Ballet world is second nature to the "prima
Assoc:intion Fashion Parade
ballerinas" of Prep 10 Year 2 al'ler four weeks.
and Luncheon at thi) Hilton
You should conic and 'sit in' some time, il
Yr 10 Work Expe rione (, Week
5
imswer wmil something like Ihis, "One of the.
Meeting of Lore.to Past
- "Jesus Christ Superstar" - "jesus Christ Superstar" -
a senior sc:hool girl she asked me why we had re-introduced Hallot in the Junior School. My
Ihe suggestion and 811(.Inpluci to arrange a
AUGUST
Sat
As I walked to the Millti-1411·pose Room with
Schools
production
2
School
Year 2 Milms came in 10 See me lale last year
joint St. Kevin's-Loreto
-
Principal Junior
and told me We neecled Karen Stephens to
Supper
Fri
BONGIORNO
8 p.in. Gala Music: Concert for junior and Senior
31 Thurs - 'lesus Christ Supershir" -
Yi· 9 Ski-History Camp
happens on Thurs(lay morning 10 1-1.30 a.in, in the Multi Purpose Room, You may evell hein: a Prop respond, when told to keep her knees together, "May I have a little space
6 Wed
BONGIORNO & CO.
7 Thurs 8 Fri 10 Sun - 9 8.m. Prep, 1 and 2 Father-
Daughter Mass - Fencing Competition: The jack Schaefer Shield - at 1 1) re 1 0 12 Tues -
8 p.m. Loroto Advisory Board Meeting
14 Thurs - 7.30 1).m. Turana for Yr 11 15
Fri
-
Feast of the Assumption
(REAL ESTATE) PTY. LTD. Specializing in sales in
Fri
- I,B.V.M. Education
to Seminar at St. Mary's 25 Mon - Newman.
dimbing and acting oil stage or screen? Would our muddy clothes ever be clean nga in? The camp was a time of rest, and a sense of l'reedom from Heademic: c:hallenges
H.S.C. CAMP
pervaded. However. we faced new challenges hoth during the camp and iii our acknowledgement of the demanding year
- BRIGID
that lay ahead of us. Through our games (really sc)(:ial
CRENNAN, H.S.C.
experiments] and times of reflection and
1986
understanding of the challenges thal this
discussion, we came to some sort of
year will pose - not simply the academic work, but the challenge to maintain
In our last few vears al school wl. are toid
supportive friendships and balance family,
lime and time again of tim "11.S.C. Camp"
academic and social activities in our lives.
- what a rewarding and untinlaining
ARMADALE, MALVERN,
experience it is for lim girls who parlicipate! Armed with this knowledge we set off for
The {:amp also gave us :in opportunity to realise the extent to which staff are willing to support and (311(:ourage lis thrc„ighoul thi,
TOORAK, SOUTH YARRA,
two days iii tim hush idyll, "1'11(? Basin",
\'t:ilt'.
with hopes in our hearUs and questions [stic:h as, "Shall we cope without our beloved hooks for two days") in our minds.
disappointments, the H.S.C. girls thoroughly
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR & HAWTHORN.
- Second Term finishes 22
The girls on the H.S.C. camp engage in a "social experiment."
between mine please Miss Karen?"
- Yr 11 Christian Living Camp with Xavier
10
SR. MARIA
Meeting
-2 p.m. Annual General
29 Tues -
1
A.G.M.!
- Mid-Year Break
Some of our hopes wore unfulfilled und 1147 HIGH ST., ARMADALE 20 7904
With the exception of some individual enjoyed the camp. We saw it similltancously
Some now ques|ions presented themselves lo
as a time |for rellection, a couple of days of summer spent with friends, and an
us: Was 1(:aching tim true vocation of stall
opportunity to make fools of ourselves in a
members. or were Ihey better suited to Irc.c
relaxed atmosphere.
THE ADVISORY
A PARENT
BOARD:
REFLECTS.
WHAT IS IT?
ANYHOW YOU
JIM McCARTHY, CHAIRMAN,
CAN'T STOP
LORETO
ME... I know slic wits al)("11 to flownce into Ille
ADVISORY BOARD 1)(:spile many allempls k dihilivs|i|V this body, it reinnin,s (}11(3 01' ilic 1(Nist well-known grotips operating in Iii(, S(:11()01. As ils nimit, sliggests, i[ is advisory. and has 11() 111,111;lgerial or governing powers. l[ was establislitul 12 yani·s ago 10
provide u body of experlise und opinion which couki be of seni{:0 1/) lili! S(:hool.
The curmn[ 111(vil|)01·ship is Sister Noni Mi[(:|1(:11 (Sister Superior). Sisler Deirdre Rofe (11'incipal of the Senior Sc:11(,04 Sisler Maria 11(}]lgic )1'110 (1'1'incip,11 01 the junior School), four appointud 111(.Inbers - Dr. Diana Davis 11'rnm the 1((Ill('alion Facult\· al Monash 1 Jiliversily). Wm'rnn 12:lgan
kil(:hen Ic) (:,)111'1·nnl ]11(! ilgail] 111)1)111 that parl\'. 1
know Ix!(:alts¢, of lim pric:kles I had al Ilic! back 01 my neck and ilic duk:h I feli in my slomach tls I lislent?(110 1 1(!1' Slcilly)ing down the hal|. HI 111164' Ilial I %11<)Illd 11(' afraid of my 8 stone. 15-yeal'.)1(1 (|ilimliler. Conk| |Ilis be Iii(, same
Inving ;111(1 ['nsponsive cherished (hild who used lo live with us last war? I had a sense of
inil]Slic:e: 8 Scnse 01 hil\'ing Ix,{:11 1*311'ay(xi. What Alinnge melmnorplic)sis had Inken place'? Or worse will, whill hild 1 done to make her so
ang,7,7 1 low 11,1(1 1 failed? 11111 was 1 17!,illy afraid {)1' her or wils I almid lin·
11(!r: al'l·ilid of whal mig|11 -bet:ome of 11{tr"? Or was I afraid of 114[ing go and losing u)11111)1. Of
[12}imer (:11,lirman of 1110 11(),11(I). 1 1()ward McCork{?11 (a current i,iti·{111} und Cabriolle Mt:Kinnon (41 11% 1,1 411(lent). '1'11{: four elt:(:led
(}ne Illing I was (:el·Inin: 9 11111%1 not le| 11(11· Sce
members arn lim Keogh. lim Mc:Carillv. Mic.Imel Tilley und Poler Wakh. ]0111] Arthur repres{:lits
appear MIl'ong and in (:(}11|1'(}I." 1 111(4 her ang !1' head on willi nn· allger: "Now
Ihe Fathers' Associalion and Elizabullt Ostor. lize
lisk,11 hure my young likly ..."I was fecling
Mc )111(:1's' Asscit:i,ition.
incm! powerful mic| 1 )(:gililling lo win the 1)41|11(:.
I'm afraid imd 12(:1 weak [hal w{)111(1 mean (:01·mill (1(?12!,11 12)1· Int! and vi(lory [or her. I must
In ils carly (lays, Ihe 11(nird was responsible for
But 111(,11 Slic chang(!(1 her lack by taking the
inilialing venlitres such as 141:nilv· 1),ty und the
hur| und misilsed posilion: "Yoll (1011'1 trusl me!"
Mither-1.)augtlier Masses. Wilh the advent of Ille
A cruel blow, indeed, 10 0 molher who had
12,11.hers' Assoc:intion, 11{)\57:\·(31·, ilinizy {)1 Ihese tasks were handed over. Ill 1'(!sl)(11).Se lo pressure on St:hools for ilic:I'(!i,Sing il(:(:()llii|,ll,ility. 111(t I'{}le
plunched 111]Al mid 1{}ve as lili! ('1)1'11(ti'Slolie 01
of the Board has evorled ink) one WI]cre il advises on imitters 01' 151 11111(:c. (X|ll(:alion, f )1·waill
Ihmily rn|alions|lips. And she hud scored - 1 dic|117 11·list her! 1111[ was 111,11 11·110? Did I
misti'llst her or mislrusl lier abilily 10 (:ope in |his parly Silimlion - mish'lls| her as I would n
plimning mic! annmonicalion. The Mandevillian is
Shung Swimmer ill it |11!,1(:hel'(lits 9(!41. 1 1241
n (lirect oil!(:ome of Ilic work 01 ilie
(1)111'used and |lown{Ittl'ink.
Communic:ation stil>{:ommillec. Whils[ the advic:C 01' ilic 13(),11'(1 is 11(}1 11'(wiled as
binding, the School Ims always lislined lo liu, 1'(N:()111111(!11(Inlions. and lim (lit'((:1 (it]|come has
boen a stibstanlial 1111]111)(!r ol' illiliatives 1111(lertaken in the St:11{)01. 711(! 17)1(: of Ihe
Advisoty Boam is (:hii,Wing illicl i'(!11(!(:IS |hc general 11'(111(1 wililiti |he Calholic: Clilli'(:11 of inc:['easing lility involvemonl. All members of Ihe Lol'(!10 (knmnimily are
1,11{ (Milimwd to lilli before tilt) 14),11'(1 their idens Eor impinvoment of 111{! St:hool. This {:4111 1)(t done by wriling 10 111(' Chairman, P.(). Box 219.
My daughter Hunst!(l her i!(1\·,1111,1,4{: ill(l (1{Nilt Ille 1]lorial blow 41.4 she relired in lent·s. "Anvhow
Rowers in Action. Cox-Danielle Chiodo,, crew - vic-ki Phillips, Leanna Portelli, Kate Incani,
Sally Rhoden
COMPUTERS -
MANDEVILLE
MANDEVILLE IN
FLEXES ROWING
THE AGE OF
MUSCLES
TECHNOLOGY
vou hole me micl I liale vow!" At thot moment I
- MRS PATRICIA
111(}11§111 |hal she may have hitd a point and was immodiately overwhelmed In, guill and despair.
My daughler hal INN:t}Ine a pi'()1}11?111 {:hild. I lor yolinger Siblings had IM:(!11 quittlly Sll]))01·live Mid 1111(|(!]·Slimiling of Int! (|111·ing |hest, 11'(,til}led times and I 1{41 111(,SS(*1 in having sc)]11(, go{}(1 und Sensil}Itt (:|li|(|tun. Lill|(! did 1 1'(Nilise Ilic.1 1 thai
cm:11 lins his clay ...
-SUE McKERNAN '1'he (.()1111)iller Age has certainly arrived at
Rowing at 1.01·(110 hits lill,illy conie of age.
I.(,reto lunic)1· S{:11(,(11. It was nol so long ago
Al'ler inativ false starts and a few minor
Ihilt Iho (:011(:{.111 was barely imaginable. Now· every girl in Ye,11' 4 und 01)ove is lilmiliar with the list! 01' an Apple compuler
vidories in recent years, it now takes its place
an{I has ''hands on- experience al least
Hentleigh, Vic:toi·in, 3204.
WHERE TO?
FATHER/DAUGHTER
Was 111(!re ligill al Ille 4.11(1 c )1' Ilic It limi!1?
MASSES STILL
1 [appily, I stopped INII:k, assessed the Killmlion mic| made somi! dit,11645 1() my 111{,tights and
POPULAR
behaviour. 1 1)(:gan 10 9,0 1|1,11 1111,· (|citighler lon 1„11% tl| 1'4 lid. MIle I'ram(| 11 )sing 111(' I) 11 )1'(lval of her peer grotip: {)1 1)(ting 1,11)011(41 "41 (ing". of losing
- BARRY
11(!1' hion{IS, of I)(!ing il "I(,I)(HIV". Siu: U''its secking, all)cit a liltle too vigorously mul
O'HALLORAN AND
incliscrnelly, her klentily mic| some anic )11(}my.
LOUISE O'HALLORAN
frustraling her and escalming hor plul)It!Ins.
YEAR 6
Els (111{3 01' the nia joi· sports al Mandeville. Spurred by student interest. the sport has llcmrished under the guidance 01 Mr lohn
I wit :e a week.
11 1,wkins. Mr' 1 lawkins was the stroke for the
Today, Compitter |((ill(:illion is n limetabled
Alistralian team when il competed at Amsterdam and Ytigoslavia. With his
Stibiect in Ilie Iii tiint· S:hoc,1 for Years 4,5 alic| 6. '1'11(! {!lill)11;]Sis al Ihis stage is {}11 familiarization with lim keyboard, l{,go
linguage anc| lim experience of ptic:ki,ged
assistance tile rowing Squad has been able to improve its skills. Initially. liu. rowers [with the help of Mr
S<)11/ViItt.
Ilicticlan Scally) borrowed hoals from r.iriotls
'|hose (:{)111111(!111% 11'om s{}me 01 (Jlli· Year 4
(:1111)S and sc.'11(H)IS to unable thum to compole
gills give im indic:alion of how Ihe girls
in regallas. 1 lowever, il be{:ame obvious |hal
view |Im ill|[·c)(|11(:lion ()f' {:cillilitilerS lo their
if the rowers wern to rea{:11 their 11111 polenlial the purchase of a shoN was necessinry.
SchooL
I gul mixed up.-
The Rowing GIll|) called a meeting anc| a commitlee was formed lo hasten the proposed ac:quisition. As a result of lim hard work of
- (:laire 11(,okes
the committee, and a generous donation by
lumitin no 111;illor whal she did. I laid down
"Al our first (:{}Iliputer It:Sson we lit,irlit how
the Falliers' Assoc:intion. Mandeville has
firm guidelines for 11(!1· 1)(:|1<A'inin· emil plumised
to pul a disk in 10 Ilic cliskclrive and how lo
become the proud owner of an exquisite while boal. sporting Illue and gok! stripes.
My Iktit]·, which I explusst!(1 as 411]ger, with I look a risk. In a quit,1 Inlk, [ told hol· 1 11){)111 my Ic,11·s, asstii'((1 lier (11' my love. whic:11 would
Ihal 1 wonkl be open 1{) 1(!golitilion on Ille*!
4%21 2
SCHAEFER
"lt 1(!It milgical lo press lim bullo IlA. Now 1 ilm leal·ning how· to do programs. Sometimes
tti!·11 on the kerbon]·cl and the
guidelines bl· special social {)(:cosions. 11()IIi Si{Ies
sci·con ... sc)]ni:times 111{, {:omputer is cheeky
gave gil,tilic|. I went It} her I lead-mistiuss U·lic) had exprnSS(!d {'1}11{:{1·11 81){)ill my (1,1116411(!t'S
and says Ihings like 'W;iiI a nunnent' or '1
IX:hariout· al st:hool. 1 \'as (:onsoIt)(1 1)\' her
cion'I know how 10 (10 111,11'.
launching was held on |he lawn during the linch{N)11 period. 1·'41|her Ilrion 1,0011,ird
- Kate Ludes{:her
blessed Ihe bont and immed it thi "Mary
1111(1(!1'Sianding and support. And 1 1)1·,11'(td.
Yein· 5 girls vittu' (:(,inintlet' alll{:Alic)11 iii A
'] 'lit! pric:kles al Ilie Inic:k (11 my 11{!ck mil }Sided, the (:lili{:h in my stoma{:11 1(ins{:litx| ils grip, my (|,ilighter mil |)011(:1· lilli|(,1'S|c)(x| und quile happily 1'(,ic)ilic,(1 liu? human race. All (|i{| in)[ |)(!(:(,me
similar way as this is nist} their ill|r{)(ilic:lory y(Mir.
"Compilters Arc woliclerful learning |hings. The colli])111(!1· will 11(.Ip (11(ler 1){tople in their 1}lIMill<!SS(ts.''
swiN!|ness mic| light: we Still hild (1111' t:(milic:IS 1)111 1064!ther we had sel the (:lim,110 12}1· (1(Niling with tht'in ,11)1)1'()1}1'inlely. Slic is 22 now and I
- Inhanna Chester
c )11111 11(:1' amongst my best and (1(Nit·esl Iriends!
S{mini' S{:lic)01 10 11%0 the (:(11111}liters ill the
N couldn't wait unti| Eve ivent up to the (knnpuler Room. We. ilist prn(:lised pressing lim keys, WC)W! 11 was great fun! I was in
3
FOURTH GENERATION LORETO
C)" Wednesday, 17 March 1988 a dry
War(l''.
7'111'ce (:rews and two Scullers represented
the st:hool at the 111(lependent Girls' Schools Regatta on Lake Wendouree on March 26111. The sec:(imi (:I·ew lindy I less, Suzie Condon. 14,Ily McPherson, Yolancle Duver, Louise Fitz (cox]1 won their division final in racing shle. As a I illing end to the l!)85-1988 rowing season. K:itc. 111(:imi and Vicki Phillips were awardod School (:olours for
11)wing.
love willi Ilit: conwuter and I know I'm going 10 Imve a great year willi it." - Tilly HI,Ii'cluii Sophisticalion is appal·e lit when une visits the Year 6 room where thern is the constant
hum (11' a compuler ill lise. The girls See thi,ir (:{}Ilipuler +111(ly aS 11 \1'(,1'|Invhile
learning experionce and n stepping MInim In
u tut:h ticilogic :iii future ... Towards their
Pictured are Barry and Louise O'Halloran.
flt|llrlt.
Sunday. 121Ii March was n very special day for me. I wils pr{)11(1 1(, be al)10 10 Sharn in |he
dillurent, new kind exciling things. We use
Father/Dalighle]' Mass with my youngest (:hild,
shapes and we are going m learn how to
[*OWEN*] Helping Victorians Build
-111 1)111· (:(}Illi)uter lessons we le.,11·li many
(:01111)111{31· graphics to draw pic:litres und
1,()wis(!.
design our own programs. Using computers also helps us to learn 10 4'pe. 1 think
As we entered |he chil[)01, i coulchi't 11{tip thinkin'g how forltinale Ilit): girls al'e, 1)(:ing
1111(,rmative.
envil"unent 14 1(!1(11(!11% \Vll() Mu (Aniousl>' The gil·Is' parlic:ipation in Ilic Mitss was mosi implussive. Tbc I lomily. 1111]sic:. (Ir,1111,]lised
Lucy Maule (Prep. 1986) represents a fourth generation at Loreto.
"
- Alexandra (Hissold
This common! 11·om our blind student.
Tiffan y Blackinan, reveals how
'|hil·|cell of |he |\1'(,1,|y-four girls who Stal·led in I'lup Illis year, come |11)111 fmnilies wItt) Imve
(!111111]sinslic:ally onwn lers have 1)(!en
C:i'lid)rilli/)11.
hild, {)1' ill't, 4 ill·lunlly I't!(:(!iving a li)!ul{}
1 enioy comi)111(11·S. 11 is one of my
After Mass il was grnal lo nicol the (,111{11' |'alliers
1((111{:illic)11. Of Spe{:ial ililt'11!HI, is Lucy Al,1111{! whose (:()1!1111(311(:1'1!1(!111 1'(')1'(11!n|,4 tile foul·th
do mine on Mon(In\'s al 11111(:Illillic. One {)1'
Cospel lullitic,rs on the walls and the thoughtprovoking Praye['S (11' the Mlithful all ackied k) lili
and Ilit, tenchers al Ilic: 11,111)0{:21( 1)1·(:,ikfus[.
& Building Materials
cornputers are great lun, intel·esting und
(:(|llc:alic| in mic:h a wonderful Spil'ililill inlmusled mul involved.
Timber, Hardware
genernlion (,1 11(:r Ihinily al 11)1'(,1,).
1(!t:(!ived thi'(iligholit Ilic luniol· S{:hool. I Ii\'{)uriles. Wi! have unc in c )111' (:lassroom. I
Serving Melbourne with a full range of building supplies for over 90 years, now with branches at:
Lucy's nicilher. Amlina Matile (nue 12,1,gliciitl),
the girls reads whal is on Ilit, st:,·4:en. '1'huy show ine where Ihe keys are. 11 is fun. 1
willl (1111' (I,illglilers over n vely slic)1·1 1)01·i{(1 01
intend{x| Mandevill{! for 111('k·(' V{:als 11!156+1!)118).
linve 111>' (:Imi)11Ier time for fift(,en minutes
\.th \ti'Illown,
RUI 3211 1011 Sth (:and*·nwll
1(14 31 231 1
Ilicir lifc!-span.
alic| afIt!1· 111,11 1 Imve Ilint:h.
I{Bl {99 I Ilit, C n)>11[).
1031 72:1 m
11•11,614,}Vill
1031 465 4133 Sll, C k,kh,gl
1031 579 1188
'1'lit,sc Masses arn opporl tillilies nol lo bu missed!
1.ii{:y's grancliticillitti· Man· 1·:ngland (11(!(. 1<(,mill) 11(!gan 11(11· st:lionling al '1'(}orik in 1932.
Sth \1 41*,urn[·
I'n'Nt,in
1031 470 45!15 Al,•1111 E,14%11
It)31 736 2588
-1 think Falher/l),itighlcr Masses al'(! good
Mi ty 1(116|und's nunls, the f )111' 1<(iwilli Sislers,
assistance froill |1{11· c.lassiti,]tes in order to
sil,n,4.
0]31 7113 7522 11,itings
116!11 79 1287
1xx'.mist! v<)11 (11} 1101 (It) inany Illings willi vour
worn all tchic Iilt:cl iii Marv's Mollill, 11,!11,11'nt,
1'41,1(1 whal is (m lim screen as MIll! Ims
re{:(mily I.(!{:cived 11 (:{ )11'piller voi(:e il 11,1(:hment . This "(:c:ho" Spet!(:11, 11!11;ic: and
The c)(:casi{}11 111'nughl linme In int! Ille fad ilial
we arn only al)It |(} parlic:ipule iii |11(:se (1(:{:asions
1)41(1 al s{:hool mid Ilic:st, Mijss(!s givo you n
shortly nfler thu {:um·(!111 was {)i)(:tic:(1 in 11175.
(hance k) (1() sc)111{tlliing with v{)111· I),ul.
1 Ionarn imt| 14)|Ir |40\1';111 1)(!citme 1111!1111)(!13, {)1'
"The |holne fbi· {)111' Mass was alic)iti Living
Ilic |11%|i|11|(! mul 11(}1;1·il (Mollier Hernal'(11 livt!(1 1{) {:eli !1)rail! |'i|'|V Vt '4 11·4 1 }1 %(tivi[:t
Water und wo hang k)IS or It)vely soligs,"
(Spe(:ial Nole: '|'i|Tany will lic) longer 11(Yed
Syn th 1!Kiser will give Tiffany vurbal (:ues as In whal is pritilt!(l :m thi! S(:1'(:t,11.]
FIRST CHOICE FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
Prayer Weekends 111 111(2 (:()114,ge were slarled ten years ago anci offer past plipils Ille opportunity to share their filith and learn more about prityer or, alterumtively, to riN:over
MORNANE WINS
ATHS.
and recreate after an exhallsling week of
CONVINCINGLY
work or sludy in a restful environment. '1'lles(: Conimunal activities have been
-KYLIE SMITH:
enlianced by the renovation of the conage. A
H.S.C. ATHLETICS
We wish all these girll i every stic.(:uss as they embark on their careers and hope that their (:hosen courses will m
mit their expectalions and bring them much fillfilment. The Mandevillian
is eager to hear of the exploits of recent past pupils, so please keep in conlact!
Dagmm· Andersen
group interaction.
Bred,1 Annesley
Low/Commerce at Mormsh l/niversity
(:jere Armstrong
Conunerce al Melbourne Universily
Friday afternoon, 27 Illne 10 Sunday afternoon 29 june, -1986. Anyone internsted is welcome to ring Sister Elizabeth Donnan oil 818-5266
In my capacity as Aths. Captain for 1986, I am pleased to present a report on the 1986 inter-house competition held at Olympic Park on Thursday, March 13th. The warm weather made a perfect setting, although some of the
Ilere is a list of the. d{ tslinations of Mandeville's 1985 H.S,C. and Alternative Year 11 classes as
they stood al thi, Mar( :h deadline. Please contact the school to notify of any changes to Ihis list
large family room extension it the back of the building has provided a relaxing space for
The next weekend at Blairgowrie runs from
CAPTAIN 1986
MANDEVILLIAN DESTINATIONS 1985
after 5 pm.
CREDITS
Science at Monash University
lif?bet·ca 11(Lih.•y
Food Helailing m Foolst:ray Institute of Tedmology
Vk.torici HaWey
Nul·sing cil Mer·cy i lospital
AnloineUe Hongiorno
Law/Coninmrce at Melbourne University
Tanic, Uranton
Primary Teaching al Toorak Teachers' Gollege
Nic:ola litic:kley
Prinmry 'Am:hing at Toorak Teachers' College
Nonci Undord
Working al lim·os Delicatessen in the City in preparation for o course cit William Angliss College in !987
Address: '"I'he Mandevillian''
long distance runners could have wished for a
hort!10. Mill)(|(,1'ille 111111
Amirm (lirm)vale
Commerce at Melbourne University
cooler day.
|() Al,ilicit!\Tille Cres. l'noi·nk. 3142
Julia Chm·jeston
Secretarial Studies al Box Hill T.A.F.E.
Nicoh, Chiappolone
H.S.C. at Taylors College
1((lit('rin| (,(11]Ittittt't!
A new feature this year was the pentatl-lion event made up of javelin, long jump, shot put,
Comilitinity: Sister Deit·di·. Role
1.ina (:illvan'll<1
1 luirdressing apprenticeship at a salon in Balwyn
400 metres and 100 metres. This allows the
Scrili,1· Schook Anne NhANnd
overall athlete to prove her versatility in
It'lliol· St:litiol: Slic Nic:kerium
Mary DejetariS
Coninier(,10 at Melbourne University
Molhers' Association: 1':lizabeth ()slor
(:aroline Dickson
several events, rather than having to specialize
Hairdressing apprenticeship al a salon in Hawthorn
in one area. To facilitate the timing of the meeting, all field events other than long jump were held at school prior to the day. Given the 32° heat, this decision proved to be a
1·:dilm·: (;.11)1·ielle NI,:kilinon
14141 Pupi|s' Ass,)(:inlit )11: Inne Nathan
IN,ine l)(,ckls
Primury Teaching at Toorak Teachers' College
I}t!.sign Und LIVI„It: Scali. Mi:Calm. Sioves
Louise l)(11*
Dentisti·y al Melbourne University
[Atistralia) Ptv LId. 1.i.ha &10„re
Katherine Donnellan
Unable to be contacted
Louise Doran
Nursing at Mercy Coilege
relief for many competitors as it reduced the.
1 lejen Drake
Social Sciences at La Trobe University
number of events to be faced.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
K,ltilryn l)1(ike
/ folmes Business Cojlege
E'/11/11(1 1)il/k
Arts al Monash University
IN BRIEF
Nicola Dupuche
The age-level championships were strongly contested and congratulations to the following
champions: Year 7 - Julia Borghesi, Year 8 -
Prinlcd al Advot:ate Press, Melbourne.
Genevieve Burtonclay, Year 9 - Anneliese
Megan Dwyer
Gill, Year 10 - Brigid Moorhead, Year 11 -
Angela Nicholls, Year 12 - Eliza Turner. The pentathlon award was shared between Nicci
COMMENCEMENT
Legal (:lerical work al Ogge, 2 0'Donnell, Burristers and Solicitors in Sth Ycirrit.
Bachelor of Business (Hote! Management and Catering) al Footscray Institute of Technology
Evelyn Engjund
Arts at Melbourne College of Advanced Education
MASS
Sally Evans
Music at Melbourne College of Advanced Education
Palricia Fagen
Commerce at Mt?lbourne University
and Anneliese Gill.
Staff and students in the Junior school opened
Hachej Ferrari
T.O.P. General Studies at Box Hill T.A. F. E.
Mornane, with depth of talent in both track
the school year with a Mass celebrated by Fr. Bob Walsh. In a combined effort, the girls decorated the Multi Purpose Room with a
Danielle Field
Arts at Monash Univeristy
Melisso Flanagan
T.O.P. General Studies at Box Hill T.A.F. E.
Jane Fogarty
Physiotheropy at Lincoln institute
large colorful banner pronouncing the theme
Camille Folley
Hicks and Kylie Smith. The overall Champion Athlete was again a tied result - Eliza Turner
and field (four of the year level Champions came from Mornane house), moved ahead rapidly on the points score early in the day and was never headed. The final results read:
of the Mass and their aspiration for the year
Mornane (Green)..
697
"I..et there be Peace on earth anci let it
Mulhall (Rerl)
599
Barry {Gold Ward (Blue)
422
begin with me". Year 5 girls presented each participant with a badge depicting one of
402
various Christian Peace symbols.
It was the unenviable task of the new
Superior, Sr. Noni Mitchell, to decide the winner of the House Spirit Cup. Did she decide on volume of noise, colour or what?
Whatever it was, Mulhall was the proud
1 Men Hebel
Biological and Health Sciences at Decikin University
LEAVE
Elizabeth l lecle
1 Mme Economics m Husden
(Nahn Phcks
T.O.P. al Prahran T.A.F.E.
principal in Pat's absence.
BALLET CLASSES The reintroduction of ballet classes for girls in Prep to Year 2 has been met with great excitement. Our budding ballerinas take their classes very seriously under the professional instruction of Ms Karen Stephens. Through Classical Ballet, Karen aims to develop the girls' motor co-ordination, posture, deportment and creative movement. Karen recently spent
Simone Kelsey
Behavioural Sciences at La Trobe University
Kathy Koukouvaos
Home Economics at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Jo-Anne Kydd
Arts at Melbourne University
CaUNwinc, Lennon
Nursing ul Lincoln Institute
10*Lihine Ley
Arts (it Melbourne University
Julie Lynch
Primary Teaching at Phillip Institute
Stison Mc:Grthy
Economics al Monash University
Fiona Mc.ican
Full-time work at Sportsgirl
Simone M<:l)uncild
T.O.P. General Studies ut Hohnesglen T.A.F.E.
Brigid Mci;Nigan
Year 11 al a lechnical School in Syiney
Fiona Margossis
Probationary Apprentice Chef at Chives Restaurant
Tania MarshaN
Arts ul Momish University
Sally Marlin
A year working before beginning nursing
Maria Meldrum
Public Relations Course at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Gabrielle Mimovich
1 jules Business College Fashion Design Course in Sydney
Elizabeth Moyjan
Engineering at Royal Mejbourne Institute of Technology
Erinne Mulaihy
Child Care Course
NEW YEAR 2
Nic:ole Mulqimen
Full-time work al the A.N.Z. Hank
Judith Murphy
Full-time work at the S.E.C. and part-time Humanities at La Trot)e
TEACHER
Loretto Murphy
Nursing at l,iner}in Institute
Monica Nolan
Sdence at MA,ourne University '
Sophie O'Shaughnessy
Science at Melbourne University
I Jniversity
Louise Paoli
T.O.P. Social Science at Preston T.A.F. E.
Mandeville. Since leaving school Anna has
Katerina Pap<imarkou
Sciena? at Melbourne University
completed her teacher training at Toorak State College and spent ten months travelling
Gabrielle Quin
Low/Arts at Monash University
Elizcibeth Ralph
Horse Munagenient at Marcus Ojdhoni College, Geelong
overseas. In that time she managed to see a
Sally Ralph
Nursing at Mercy Flospital
good deal of Europe and the Middle East and spent two months working ill Italy. She is
Natcisha Hebes(:himi
Advertising Course at Hoyal Melbourne Institute of Technology
readers will know Anna as a Past Pupil of
now studying Italian earnestly . . . in preparation for another trip?
Penejove Hegan
Primary Teaching at Toorak Teachers' College
Melissa Rice
I,(]w/Arts at Melbourne University
Elizabeth Ror:ke
l'i·imciry 'l'(ic.·hing at Toorak Teachers' College
Ccitherine S(into
Arts (it Melbourne University
A MASKED
Germ Shernici
Arts m Monosh Universit I
Bronwyn Shady
Nursing at Mercy College
MOOMBA
Gabrielle Sheehan
Arts al Melbourne University
Caroline Shelton
Arst at Melbourne University
On a hot and blustery day in February, the
Anna Sinn
Primary Teaching at Toorak Teachers' College
junior school assembled to mask Moomba.
Fiona Sitzoukis
T.O.P. General Studies at Footscray Institute
Suddenly the quadrangle be(:ame a scene of Fantasy: Elephants, Rabbits, Birds and all
Anna Slattery
Year 11 (]t Genazzano
Kirsteti Smgh
Science at Monash University
Courtney Soutar
Secretarial Studies at Swinburne T.A.F.E.
Tbui Tani
Commerce at Melbourne University
I)anic?1(1 7'(immarc)
Teaching at Toorak 'I'euchers' Conege
sorts of Incredible Things paraded around. Every now and again the trile identity of a child was revealed, as the wind captured a mask and tossed it across the asphalt,
Mothers were seen scampering around retrieving the wayward masks and returtiing them to their owners. In all it was a very exciting day!
a haven for the Mandevillian Loreto
Arts at Mdbourne University
Grace Ballet Academy.
School Staff this year as Year 2 teacher. Many
Blairgowrie, seaside retreat for many fatigued Melbournians, has, since 1973, also provided
Nursing at Mercy College
Rebecca Interdonato
Sarah Moulton
Miss Anna McKinnon has joined the junior
BLAIRGOWRIE
Denise Hoppe
five weeks in Monaco teaching at the Princess
Geraldine O'Sullivan at the Athletics.
HAVEN AT
Nursing m St. Vincent's Hospital Law/Arts at Monash University
home in mid-june. Mrs Marilyn Orr is vice-
TOO!
Radjography at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Kathryn Hunruhan
Science ot Melbourne University
to tour the fior(is of Norway, then to return
NUNS GET TIRED
Social Scienag at La Trobe University
11(,sum und Green
Andrea Hatcher
relatives in Northumberlancl. Later she intends
(Left to right): Angela Nicholls and Geraldine O'Sullivan competing in the senior hurdles.
Science at Melbourne University
LONG SERVICE The vice-principal of the junior School, Miss Pat Moylan, is at present on long service. leave. At Easter she flew to England to visit
f
Rule Gendron
Samantha Gray
Enuna Not
winner.
Kylie Smith, Athletics Captain (left) and
Full-time work with a physiotherapist and part-time T.O. P. at Swinburne histitutu
CLASS DINNERS
Community.
Nestling among tea trees and a short distance
The junior school social diary is always a
from the bay, the cottage, which was purchased by the Past Pupils' Association, is used by the nuns and their guests for
hedic one! In first term sonic of the most
recreation. It is maintained by the 1)ast PuI)ils, who formed a Board of Trustees shortly after its acquisition, to be directly responsible for
constraints of the school environment, These
important occasions allow parents and teachers to meet and socialise outside the
Sarah Tidey
Low/Arts al Melbourne University
Kate Turner
Coninierce al Melbourne University
Justine Thompson
Commerce al Melbourne University
Maria Vandoros
T.O.P. Applied Science at Box Hill T.A.F. E.
Mary Velissaris
Travel Agent Course at the Travel Training Centre
Maria Vilkos
H.S.C. at Alberl Park High School
Ilelene Von Schrenk
Biological Sciences at La Trobe University
Anne Marie Ward
Arts at Monash University
Loretta Waters
Arts at Monash University
Kather·inc Whelan
Primary Teaching at Toorak Teachers' College
Catherine Willis
Business Studies at Burwood
Colleen Wills
Physical Sciences at La Trobe University
are the Class Dinners cum Cocktail Parties.
Margaret Wong
Hadiography at Royal Melbourne histitute of Tedinology
Lisa White
Arts at Sydney University,
Louise Stewart
Secretorial Studies at Holmes Business CoNege
Margaret Cosgriff, are still working to ensure
Class mothers organise the nights which are held in the homes 01' parents. All tenchers and parents involved with the class are invited. As in the past, they were well attended this year
the future of the cottage.
and enjoyed by all.
the cottage upkeep. Of the original board, three members, Helen Dore, Pat Buxton and
Nicole Wilms
7'.().P. Art und Design al j loiniesglen 'l'.A,F.E,
Elish,i Wyatt
Secretwicil Slticlic?s cit 11)1111,!sgler, 7'.A.F. E.
Somantha Worner
T.O.P. Media Studies und Drome at Prahran 7'.A.F.E.