Virtus SJC Yearbook 2013 by St Joseph's College Geelong

St Joseph’s College Geelong The Annual Magazine of St Joseph’s College Geelong

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Virtus 2013

ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE GEELONG

2013

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Ms Lauren Salcombe Adams Print “Uncle David” taken by Antoine Saleh,Year 9. Received an honourable mention in the 2013 International Student Arts Competition.

Photography: Ms Lauren Salcombe, MSP Photography & our many talented staff and students who love to show you all what is happening at SJC. To all other staff and contributing students. Thank you.

Table of Contents Principal’s Report ___________________________ Pages 2-4 College Board Report _________________________ Page 5 College Captains Report _______________________ Page 6 Major Building Works __________________________ Page 7 Foundation Report____________________________ Page 8 Josephines __________________________________ Page 9 Parents & Friends ___________________________ Page 10 Old Collegians’ Association ____________________ Page 11 Mens Association ____________________________ Page 12 Care Group ________________________________ Page 12 From the Archives ___________________________ Page 13 Year 7 Articles & Class Photos _______________ Pages 14-20 Year 8 Articles & Class Photos _______________ Pages 21-27 Year 9 Articles & Class Photos _______________ Pages 28-34 Year 10 Articles & Class Photos ______________ Pages 35-41 Year 11 Articles & Class Photos ______________ Pages 42-48 Year 12 Articles & Class Photos ______________ Pages 49-55 St Joseph’s College Year 12 Class of 2013___________ Page 56 Year 7-10 Awards _________________________ Pages 57-59 Senior Years Awards ______________________ Pages 59-60 Mission ___________________________________ Page 61 Community Service __________________________ Page 62 ATSI Partnerships ___________________________ Page 63 Curriculum ________________________________ Page 64 Student Leaders ____________________________ Page 65 VCAL _________________________________ Pages 66-67 VET _____________________________________ Page 68 Ad Alta 10 ________________________________ Page 69 Careers __________________________________ Page 70 Educational Learning Support __________________ Page 71 Humanities ________________________________ Page 72 LitFest 2013 _______________________________ Page 73 English ________________________________ Pages 74-75 Creative Writing ____________________________ Page 76 LOTE ____________________________________ Page 77

Arts Faculty ____________________________ Pages 78-83 Visual Arts Showcase ______________________ Pages 84-85 Music _________________________________ Pages 86-90 Science ___________________________________ Page 91 Sustainability _______________________________ Page 92 Food Technology ____________________________ Page 93 Information Technology _______________________ Page 94 Systems Engineering __________________________ Page 95 Production Design & Technology ________________ Page 96 Kokoda Trip ________________________________ Page 97 Uganda Trip 2012 ____________________________ Page 98 Edmund Rice Day____________________________ Page 99 Project Kiziba _____________________________ Page 100 College Houses ___________________________ Page 101 College Sports Results ______________________ Page 102 Health & Physical Education ___________________ Page 103 Football _____________________________ Pages 104-106 Soccer ______________________________ Pages 107-108 Badminton _______________________________ Page 108 Cricket ______________________________ Pages 109-110 ACC Swimming ___________________________ Page 110 Cross Country ________________________ Pages 111-112 Basketball ________________________________ Page 113 ACC Athletics, Cycling & Chess ________________ Page 114 Blood Bank & Breakfast Program _______________ Page 115 T-Experts & Sustainability _____________________ Page 116 Cast of Arturo Ui & Cyber Cats ________________ Page 117 Tournament of Minds _______________________ Page 118 Ad Alta __________________________________ Page 118 Debating & Public Speaking Groups __________ Pages 119-121 Staff 2013 ____________________________ Pages 122-123 College Leadership _____________________ Pages 124-126 Staff Farewells _____________________________ Page 126 Valete _______________________________ Pages 127-129 Roll Call _____________________________ Pages 130-132

A Message From Edmund Rice Education Australia Edmund Rice Education Australia embraces 47 Catholic schools in the Edmund Rice tradition in every state and territory of Australia. This network of schools continues to value the extraordinary opportunities afforded to thousands of young people as each of these schools continues to challenge their students to make a difference in their world. This is being achieved through a multiplicity of experiences which are embraced by the four Touchstones of our Charter: Gospel Spirituality, Liberating Education, Inclusive Community and Justice and Solidarity. It is heartening to continually witness faithfulness and passion to our Charter as the varied expressions of these Touchstones are being lived out in our schools. It is also heartening to acknowledge the continued mission of our 24 Associate Catholic schools in the Edmund Rice tradition who through their past connections with the Edmund Rice story and the Christian Brothers have embraced elements on our Charter Touchstones with similar passion and commitment. This combination of school networks enables wonderful opportunities for sharing in the vision and mission of Catholic education throughout all of our Australian states and territories.

with the associated sadness that some of our schools have had to bear. We give gratitude for all of those experiences which have brought you many blessings throughout the year.Your role in Catholic education and Edmund Rice Education Australia is applauded and we offer you our sincere and heartfelt thanks for your contribution to the development of the lives our young people. We will continue to support your efforts as you endeavour to bring the Gospel to life in ways that are unique in your school community. We offer you our warmest congratulations and sincere thanks for the contribution you have so freely afforded to Catholic education and for your faithfulness in living out our Charter. We continue to offer our support and best wishes to your community for a future that is both challenging and hope-filled. Wayne Tinsey - Executive Director Edmund Rice Education Australia

We congratulate you on the significant achievements with their associated joy and excitement that have occurred during the past year. We also acknowledge the trials and disappointments 1

Principal’s Report “One of the most exciting new projects has been the provision of money to build a community centre in a poor village in Uganda. This has been possible through work undertaken by former student Br Russell Peters who resides in Nairobi but is a frequent visitor to Uganda.” - Paul Tobias

The College enrolment for 2013 was 1540 students. The demand for places has continued to strengthen to such an extent that the decision has been taken to increase our Year 7 enrolment in 2014 in order to accommodate the large number of Catholic boys in our feeder primary schools. Our VCE results for the year were as follows: in 2013 10.4% of VCE students achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank in excess of 90 and the Dux of the College was Ignatius Rudd, with an ATAR of 99.45. In addition to VCE, the College has continued to promote alternative pathways so that all senior students have appropriate courses of study. To our Year 12 students your secondary education has come to an end and you are about to commence a journey beyond St Joseph’s. I suggested on the occasion of the Year 12 Graduation Eucharist that two things are going to help determine the success of the journey ahead.The first was optimism.The capacity to see the goodness and potential in yourself and others. The second critical quality was resilience. The capacity to recover from a serious setback when things don’t go according to plan. If we are looking for an outstanding example of resilience we don’t need to look very far. Brennan Houghton was diagnosed with a tumour in Year 7 and as we have all witnessed, he has consistently and courageously faced many setbacks and against all adversity, managed to attend our College Graduation Mass. Brennan and his family are an inspiration to all of us. The Joseph Innovation Trade Training Centre was completed during the year on time and on budget. This federally funded facility will host Furnishings, Building & Construction, Carbon Management, Allied Health and Electro Technology courses during the 2014 academic year. The centre was formally opened on 22 November by Senator the Hon Michael Ronaldson and blessed by Reverend Father Kevin Dillon. I acknowledge the cooperation evident amongst our cluster partners Clonard College, Sacred Heart College and MacKillop School. The cluster students are fortunate to have the use of such and excellent facility. As mentioned in last year’s report, the purchase of the

former Minerva Road campus of Western Heights College will provide us with the opportunity to relieve some of the pressure on the Newtown campus. The site was purchased in 2012 and much work has been undertaken this year in preparation for the commencement of next year. The campus was formally named ‘Westcourt’ in honour of the birth place of Edmund Rice. After extensive refurbishment, the campus will offer extensive and shaded external synthetic playing areas, five double classrooms as well as specialist spaces catering for physical education, food technology, art, media, woodwork and science. We hope to formally open the campus on St Joseph’s Day 2014. Throughout the year staff have been planning an engaging and innovative curriculum and both parents and students have been enthusiastic about the possibilities at Westcourt. Community service and outreach programs have continued to be important elements of life at St Joseph’s for parents, staff and students. The College has strived to provide strong support for the Edmund Rice Foundation which in turn assists education and health programs in nine countries (Australia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, East Timor, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana and South Sudan). Special projects have been undertaken in East Timor with the assistance of former College Principal, Mr Peter Cannon. Some 100 laptops were re-imaged and distributed throughout various ministries in Timor. One of the most exciting new projects has been the provision of money to build a community centre in a poor village in Uganda. This has been possible through work undertaken by former student Br Russell Peters who resides in Nairobi but is a frequent visitor to Uganda. Our initial involvement in Uganda was directed at the town of Mannya but after supporting several projects, we set about to find another village we could help. Br Russell nominated the village of Kiziba, which is about 25k east of Mannya, as in need of significant assistance. $10,000 of the $45,000 raised during Edmund Rice Day was devoted to this cause. Our Year 12 students will further assess progress when they travel to Uganda during December. Our students, staff and parents have been involved in many community projects throughout the year. This has included partnerships with a variety of other organisations. One significant new venture has been an ongoing involvement with the Geelong Deanery in assisting at Samaritan House for homeless

Principal’s Report men. The Parents & Friends once again conducted a number of fundraising events throughout the year. The largest and most successful of these was the Annual Fashion Parade, this year held at The Hill Winery. $17,000 was raised on this evening for projects in Africa. We were fortunate to have Fr Nestus, Parish Priest of Mannya in Uganda, as our special guest speaker. The 2013 Student Leaders were again critical in establishing an appropriate student culture throughout the College. Their support of International Day against Homophobia made it clear they were committed to making St Joseph’s an even more inclusive and safe environment for all students. The Winter Ball organized by the Year 12 leaders along with the Girls and Boys Night In run by the VCAL class, raised $15,000 for cancer research which are excellent examples of what is possible when motivated St Joseph’s students work together. This year EREA (Edmund Rice Education Australia) undertook a formal school renewal at St Joseph’s, which is an ongoing reflection on the authenticity of our College as a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice Tradition. Significant commendations arising from the Renewal Report are: • The way in which the mission of St Joseph’s as a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice tradition is understood by leadership, Board and staff; • The commitment to inclusivity in the College, particularly through the determination to maintain an affordable fee structure; • The range of pathways available to students; • The support to students with special learning needs, and the Ad Alta program for disenfranchised Year 10 students; • The provision of on site professional development to RE teachers; • The pastoral care structures and processes which ensure a high level of individual care within this very large school; • The environment of ongoing renewal as evident through annual planning and report processes which focus on innovation and improvement; • The increased enrolment of Indigenous students; • The use of Restorative Justice practices in

resolving conflict and building relationships; • The iconography and graphics around the school emphasizing identity, culture and community. Some of the recommendations arising are to: • Reflect on ways in which St Joseph’s College can further enrich the broader Edmund Rice Education community; • Review processes of induction and formation for support staff; • Take opportunities to raise the level of familiarity with the Touchstones of the Charter for staff, students and parents; • Continue to look for ways to support teachers in embracing contemporary pedagogy, particularly in the areas of differentiated curriculum and e-learning; • Look for further ways to proactively develop relationships with parishes and Catholic primary schools; • Review the structures necessary to effectively support an increasingly broad service learning program. It was very clear once the review had been completed that the four touchstones of Catholic Schools in the Edmund Rice tradition are the lived experience of our College Community. The College Board has navigated a variety of challenges for the year, especially around the Trade Training Centre and the purchase and refurbishment of the Westcourt Campus. This year Mr Chris Caldow, will be leaving the board to take up an appointment as Principal of Penola Catholic College in Glenroy. Chris has been a conscientious board member for the past 4 years and we wish him well in his new position and thank him sincerely for all he has given our Board, his time and expertise. The other significant resignation is that of Wayne Tattersall. Wayne has been a member of the board for seven years, one of those years as Deputy Chair and three years as Chairperson. Wayne has also been a member of our Board Sub Committee – the Finance and Planning Committee for five years, three of those as Chair and he will continue on that committee. I am grateful to Wayne for his outstanding contribution to the development of our College and wish him well for the future. I take this opportunity to thank all of our board members for their hard work and dedication in attending meetings, sharing their

“The 2013 Student Leaders were again critical in establishing an appropriate student culture throughout the College. Their support of International Day against Homophobia made it clear they were committed to making St Joseph’s an even more inclusive and safe environment for all students.” - Paul Tobias

Principal’s Report “To all of our hardworking staff members at St Joseph’s, both teaching and administration/ grounds staff, I extend my deep gratitude for your loyalty and diligence in making our College the best Catholic College it can be. Your care of our students, families and each other is so vital to our authenticity and makes us who we are in the wider community.” - Paul Tobias

expertise and for their loyalty and support throughout this year. Similarly I’d like to thank all of our College Committees/ Associations comprising Finance & Planning Committee, Foundation Committee, Old Collegians, Parents & Friends, Josephines, Men’s Association, Care Group and all parents and families involved in any way at St Joseph’s in 2013. We are envied by many schools for our overwhelming parental involvement and support. To this end I acknowledge the wonderful contribution of our Development Office Manager, David Formosa and his team who work closely with a number of these groups, coordinating meetings and gatherings, nurturing and supporting them in sharing their talents and friendships to produce amazing outcomes for our College community. Thank you all. Our College Management Team which includes, Deputy Principals - Claire Brown and Paul Clohesy, Director of Mission – Jo Hart, Director of Curriculum – Michelle Brodrick and Business Manager – Terry Fowler have worked diligently throughout the year, robustly challenging and supporting all that is St Joseph’s College. I appreciate all that they bring and share on our Management Team. To all of our hardworking staff members at St Joseph’s, both teaching and administration/grounds staff, I extend my deep gratitude for your loyalty and diligence in making our College the best Catholic College it can be. Your care of our students, families and each other is so vital to our authenticity and makes us who we are in the wider community. The many hours of work, meetings, out of school hours functions and generosity of spirit is sincerely appreciated. To my two Personal Assistants, Maureen Bryant and Adel Mawson, I thank you for helping me through yet another year. My sincere thanks go to all our College staff members. This year we say farewell to a number of staff members who are leaving us taking a new direction in their lives. On behalf of the St Joseph’s Community I sincerely thank Linda Bentley, Year 7 Level Coordinator and dedicated teacher for 15 years. Linda came to us from Chanel College and we appreciate all that she has shared with our community. To Janet Sgambaro, College Registrar, I thank her for her tireless work in welcoming all of our new families and students over 13 years with us. During that time our enrolment numbers have increased dramatically. Janet’s warmth, meticulous attention to detail and genuine care for all

that is St Joseph’s will be truly missed. Brendan Nicholls has been our Senior Student Leadership Coordinator and teacher over 6 years and has worked closely with students to encourage them in all areas of leadership and involvement throughout the College, remodeling our Adam Bryant House Shield competition and genuinely caring for and guiding our students in all areas. Brendan was also instrumental in establishing our gardening Patch with our Applied Science Students. To Maureen Zampatti, who leaves us after 18 years as a greatly valued staff member. Maureen is our Music Assistant who has shared her talents and drive in many ways, not only playing music, but helping and encouraging hundreds of our students to achieve the best they possibly could in all areas of Music and life in general. Maureen’s deceased husband Russell is legendary at our College and so much so that we named our main oval in honour of Russell for his tremendous loyalty and dedication to all that is St Joseph’s. Whilst we say farewell to Maureen she will continue as a member of our Foundation Committee and be involved where ever she can. Realistically the Zampatti family will never leave St Joseph’s as their deep connection and love of the College over many years, will live on here in this place forever. To all staff finishing this year I extend my deep appreciation for all you have brought to our College and wish you happiness and success in all that you do. As you can see, 2013 has been a huge year for our College and I thank all our families, students, staff and the wider community for being such an important part of our College. Our Mission Statement shared vision is alive and well at St Joseph’s as witnessed in the above – “We are a community committed to continue education in the Catholic tradition through the example of Jesus Christ, our beginning and end. Moved by the story of Edmund Rice and inspired by the gospel values of love and justice, we encourage one another to “strive for the highest”, to develop and use our talents and abilities and to respect and show compassion towards others. Through the development of partnerships we show that we value the contribution of students, staff and families, past and present. In our service to the wider community we see our school as being a place of hope and encouragement in our world today.” I wish God’s blessings for you and all you love, Paul Tobias

College Board Report included the following topics: • Strategic and Financial Plan Overview • 2014-2018 Financial & Development Plan • 2014-2018 Strategic Plan Initiatives & Targets • Teaching & Learning Update – 2013 • Education in Faith • Pastoral Care – New Programs • Year 9 Program Development Update Chris Smith, EREA National Director of Identity, • EREA School Review presented the outcomes of the review at our annual As a Board, we appreciate the time taken by the board seminar held in August. The outcomes were very Management Team to attend and make a considerable pleasing and encouraging, commending the College for contribution to the discussions. It assists greatly in the its current achievements and approach to educating future planning for the College. our boys. As with all reviews, recommendations are provided which have been embraced by the board and In November, our Board and Management Team went management to further improve on the foundation that to Saint Ignatius, Drysdale for our Annual Combined Board/Council Dinner. This was well attended by we have already. Clonard College, Sacred Heart College and St Ignatius. During the year, our Trade Training Centre has opened It was a great night with ample opportunity to interact and is being used for several classes, including Allied and share ideas for the future with other Catholic Health, Woodwork and Carbon Management. We are Secondary Colleges our region. so privileged, in conjunction with Clonard College, Sacred Heart College and MacKillop School to have Sadly, we will see Board Member Chris Caldow finish such a facility at our College. It is a tremendous benefit in 2013. Chris has been a Board Member for four years to our students having these facilities on-site. We and as an educator, has made a significant impact on the are extremely confident that this will provide some Board. Chris is leaving us, as he has been appointed the wonderful opportunities for our boys for many years Principal of Penola Catholic College in Glenroy, so we to come. wish him well and thank him for his great contribution. This year has been extremely busy with quite a few significant events taking place. As our school’s last full EREA School Review was held in 2007, we were scheduled for another review this year. It was held by a panel of three representatives from EREA and consisted of comprehensive interviews with College parents, students, teachers, management and board members over a couple of days.

Another major enhancement to our College in 2013 was the renovation and upgrade of our new Year 9 Westcourt campus, which will be open for classes in 2014. The College has invested significantly in this campus and it will create wonderful opportunities for our Year 9 students to enjoy a unique experience through their middle years of secondary education. I would like to say a special thank you to our College Business Manager, Terry Fowler, for his tireless work in getting this major project completed on time.

On a personal note, I advise that after seven years on the College Board I find it’s time for me to step down. I’ve found this time to be rewarding and fulfilling as much work has been undertaken across all areas of the College. My wife Sharon and I started our association with St Joseph’s in 2006 with the enrolment of our son Dylan, and now he is completing his Year 12 studies. I say thank you and farewell. It’s been an honour and a privilege to be involved with such a great school with so many good people.

“The panel from EREA also attended one of our monthly board meetings and there was quite an interactive discussion around how our College fits the four touchstones of EREA Education – Liberating Education, Inclusive community, Gospel Spirituality, Justice and Solidarity.” - Wayne Tattersall

Throughout the course of the year, there have been several meetings with EREA over a range of topics. These include discussion around ongoing corporate governance, the status of EREA as a Public Juridical Person as approved by Rome, and other administrative issues within the EREA Network of Schools.

In conclusion, I also want to thank our Principal Paul Tobias, Deputies Paul Clohesy and Claire Brown, Business Manager Terry Fowler, Assistants Maureen Bryant & Adel Mawson, College Leaders and fellow Board Members for their willingness to make this College the success that it is. We are so fortunate to In August we held our board seminar at 13th Beach. have the caliber of people that we have, to ensure the We were pleased to have both Chris Smith and Paul best outcomes for our son’s education. Williams, EREA Regional Administrator - Southern Wishing everyone a successful and fulfilling 2014 Region attend. One day and one night of presentations Wayne Tattersall - Chairperson

College Captains Report “It is only now that my time at the College is drawing to an end that it has dawned upon me how fortunate I was to be able to attend St Joseph’s College Geelong.” - Jake Sykes

Well what a year it has been, for the Year 7s it was the start of something new with the beginning of their high schooling lives, and for the Year 12s it was the ending of a journey which has carried us six years together in an experience that will never be forgotten. The beginning of a new chapter in the College’s history will begin next year with the opening of the new Westcourt Campus in which the 2014 Year 9 cohort will operate from. It is only now that my time at the College is drawing to an end that it has dawned upon me how fortunate I was to be able to attend St Joseph’s College Geelong. The values and culture of the College is something that truly can only be experienced by the students and staff that witness the running’s of the school from day to day. From the annual athletics and swimming sports, down to the community work that student’s participate in it is a sight to behold the comradery present within the Joey’s walls. For myself, the journey throughout the year has been one which I am very grateful to have been a part of. Highlights have included the annual World’s Greatest Shave, Forty Hour Famine and The Cage which as usual ran smoothly as a result of the hard work of the students and teachers involved. 2013 was also the first year which the Mid-Winter Ball ran. It comprised of Year 12 students from the four Catholic colleges coming together to raise awareness for mental health, the night was an overwhelming success with well in excess of $4000 raised for Headspace. I would like to take this time to thank the leadership team of 2013 who have put in many hours and given up countless lunchtimes to help contribute to the College. I have also been fortunate enough to work alongside our leadership coordinator Mr Brendan Nichols, someone who I hold in high regard and wish him the best of luck into his teaching future. Finally to Jakeb and Lachie whom I have got to know during the past 12 months, I couldn’t have asked for any better people to work with and I know that both men will go forward into the post schooling lives and achieve great things.

If I can leave the College with one final message it is this; utilize the resources and opportunities that the College presents you with. It is up to you to make with your time at St Joseph’s what you will. I wish everyone in our College community the best of luck into the future. Jake Sykes - 2013 College Captain

Major Building Works WESTCOURT CAMPUS Last year, the College purchased half of the former Western Heights College, Minerva Road Campus. The total Campus area is 3 hectares, with St Joseph’s purchasing the southern portion and Clonard College the northern. Both Colleges are using the space for their own independant programs. Oval space is located at the rear of the campus, so there will be generous recreational space for all. We have named this new campus,Westcourt Campus, which is the name of the birthplace of Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers. In 2011 a committee was formed to develop a program tailored to the needs of our Year 9 students. Members of the committee visited more schools, both Catholic and Government, with alternate Year 9 programs. An early decision was made to have a strong focus on literacy and numeracy in our program, along with some exciting new activities and different approaches to teaching and learning. Some of the significant benefits for the boys will include the opportunity to develop strong relationships with a dedicated group of staff who will work exclusively with the Year 9s, more in depth learning and a more hands on approach Building works have progressed well on the site with extensive repair and renovation work being conducted throughout the Campus and the surrounding grounds. The innovative classrooms with their bright furniture and open spaces will no doubt be exciting for the 2014 Year 9 cohort. We are very excited about this new venture and see it as an opportunity to challenge the Year 9 boys, enhance their learning experience and to consolidate and further develop the skills and attitudes needed for their senior years.

The Offical Party at the Trade Training Centre Opening Night

Westcourt

JOSEPH INNOVATION TRADE TRAINING We are very CENTRE In 2011, St Joseph’s College submitted an application excited about for funding a new Trade Training Centre as part of this new the Government’s Round 4 application process. The venture and College formed a cluster of schools to submit the see it as an application to fully fund a new Trade Training Centre and extension to an existing building at Sacred Heart opportunity College. The cluster schools included St Joseph’s to challenge College, Sacred Heart College, Clonard College and the Year 9 MacKillop Education Geelong. boys, enhance On 16 December 2011, the Hon Peter Garrett AM, MP Minister for School Education, Early Childhood their learning and Youth, announced the successful applicants from experience the Round 4 process of which St Joseph’s College was and to one. The funding approval was for construction of a new Trade Training Centre to be located at St Joseph’s consolidate College costing approximately $3.7M and an extension and further of an existing building at Sacred Heart College costing develop the approximately $0.5M. Construction of the Trade skills and Training Centre commenced in November 2012 and was completed by July 2013. St Joseph’s College attitudes will conduct Building and Construction, Furnishings, needed for Electrotechnology, hnology, Allied Health, Plumbing, Furniture their senior Making and nd Carbon Management courses at years. this facilityy and Sacred Heart will conduct Hospitalityy courses in its upgraded facility. The College lege held an opening celebrationn for the Trade Training Centre on n Friday 22 November where it was officially opened by Senatorr the Hon Michael Demolition work Ronaldson and blessed by at Westcourt Rev Fatherr Kevin Dillon.

The Joseph Innovation Trade Training Centre

Open learning classrooms at Westcourt

Foundation Report “Growth has also come in the form of students with enrollments set to exceed the 1600 mark in 2014. A remarkable book mark in the History of our great College.” - Peter Rudd

2013 has been a year of growth, not only for the Foundation but also for St Joseph’s College. Two new and exciting projects for the school have been the completion of the Trade Training Centre, and the development of the Westcourt Year 9 Campus on Minerva Road. These two developments are a clear indicator that St Joseph’s College is continually looking to add another dimension to boys’ education within the region. The College Board and Management Team should be congratulated on these fine achievements. Growth has also come in the form of students with enrollments set to exceed the 1600 mark in 2014. A remarkable book mark in the History of our great College. Similar growth can be clearly seen within our College Foundation. From its humble beginning in 1995, where the need to engage the community was paramount to its charter; to today, where engagement is still our basis, but a clear emphasis on support for the College. The Foundation realises the need to grow and evolve, to ensure it is prominent in the day to day activities at the school. The Upstart Entrepreneurial Challenge has helped the Foundation not only engage with students, but with industry. The Upstart Challenge has once again exceeded all expectations and has provided students with an insight into what it takes to be an Entrepreneur. The Competition saw the development of ideas and the interaction between students and mentors.

a dedicated Legacy Coordinator. Susan Belluzzo, who is also the College Archivist, will be the Foundation Legacy Coordinator. Susan’s role will involve building relationships with various groups and supporters of the College.The Legacy program is an important part of the Foundation’s charter. The Foundation also took another big step with its investment portfolio, by purchasing a second investment property. The purchase of 5 Yarra Street Geelong continues to consolidate the financial position of the Foundation and the College. 2013 saw the resignation of Rob Threlfall from the Foundation Committee. Rob has been a hard working member of the committee and his contribution and professionalism will be greatly missed. The strength and popularity of the College is underpinned by the extremely hardwork undertaken by the Foundation along with the other volunteer groups of the College. The Old Collegians, Parents and Friends, Josephines and Men’s Association provide incredibly valuable support to the school, and all go hand in hand, in making St Joseph’s College the wonderful school that it is. Sincere thanks to our Principal Mr. Paul Tobias, for his ongoing support; to our support staff David Formosa, Lauren Salcombe, and Natasha Solczaniuk To the St Joseph’s Community, best wishes for the path ahead. Peter Rudd - Foundation Chairman

The culmination of The Upstart Challenge happened at the Foundation Dinner, which was held at The Davidson Restaurant. Old Collegian Josh Rudd spoke about his journey as a student, to this day, heading one of the country’s large clothing brands - Ghanda. Guests were then treated to nine entrepreneurial pitches from both staff and students. The presenters of the pitches were attempting to convince the judges that their idea was the next big thing. In the hope that they would be one of the three winners of the $1000 cash prize plus an iPad. The Foundation also announced the appointment of

The pitching showdown

Keen entrants and mentors for the Upstart Challenge 2013

Josephines We’ve had another wonderful year with our Josephines and two annual gatherings. The first at Lyndon Grove on Wednesday 27 May for dinner. The room was abuzz with friends old and new catching up and sharing stories with 78 guests attending. We were warmly welcomed and were treated to a delicious meal. Principal, Paul Tobias commenced proceedings by thanking us for our ongoing support of the College. Mark Turner, Educational Support Coordinator, reiterated introduced Jess Crucitti, a past student, who spoke of his life’s journey as a student with autism at St Joseph’s. He told of his hard work and the great support given to him from College staff and of course his family. Jess spoke of his ambition to get a full time job possibly working in the electrical industry, as well as being a Geelong Football League boundary umpire being selected to umpire in the finals for that competition. Jess’ final remark was that his life is great and he looks forward to everyday. His autism has never held him back but instead, has made him and those around him better people. Jess thanked our Josephine’s for attending and in turn helping boys like himself. All present were moved by Jess’ story, determination and positive outcome. The roving microphone was passed around the room with guests telling us news from their families. Sharryn Shaw had a particularly interesting story about her daughter’s amazing wedding in America. It was lovely to have Pat Bourke attend. Pat is a past parent, long-serving staff member and volunteered in our College Uniform Shop. Pat has been coping with health issues, so it was extra special to welcome her and daughter Julie. As it was around Easter time, we managed a short Easter egg hunt and spot prizes for the ladies, it was a fun filled evening. Our Spring Lunch held on 9 October saw us travel to Terindah Estate. First, we enjoyed a catch up drink in the Barry McFarlane pavilion, where David Formosa, Development Manager welcomed guests, Mark Turner thanked the Josephines once again for supporting of the Educational Support Program. Kylie Pretty, English and Religious Education Teacher, outlined a Skills for Life Program that has been running for 3 years. Students work with Kylie one period a week and use iPads purchased for this program to assist

boys with spelling, writing and oral language. This equipment was funded by our Josephines’. Kylie gave some great feedback from her students.Three funded students have been volunteering once a week at a not for profit fruit and vegie shop in Norlane called 2 & 5. Our goal for these boys is for them to gain experience in a supported work environment so they can apply for part time jobs. On our bus trip to Terindah Estate, the ladies played bingo, which was a lot of fun. Marj McElligott and Glenys Bath were both winners. Before long we reached our destination set amongst rolling hills and vineyards overlooking Corio Bay, a truly beautiful setting. Following our yummy lunch, Paul Tobias gave an overview of what has taken place in our College over the year and of the new and exciting developments that are underway. Kate announced two special celebrations for some Josephines, the 80th birthday of Kath O’Brien and the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Elaine and Jim Machar recently. Our 62 guests shared news including Sharryn Shaw who gave an update from her earlier story and is now looking forward to being a grandma! There were some lucky prize draws, thanks to Terindah who generously donated a $100 dinner voucher and 2 wine packs. This year our Josephine’s Group has raised just over $1000 towards our Educational Support Program for students with special needs helping many young boys at St Joseph’s College. Thank you, past and present mums, staff and friends, for your continued support and friendship. Thank you to Natasha Solczaniuk - Events Coordinator and David Formosa Development Manager for their invaluable assistance in organising our events this year and for monitoring our ever growing data base. Special thanks are also extended to Lauren Salcombe, for creatively preparing all our correspondence and constantly supporting us in all we do. For those in our community who have experienced difficult times, illness and loss throughout the year please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and we are all just a phone call away.We will continue this tradition of gathering twice a year and warmly welcome past mums, staff and friends to join us. Thank you all for being a part of our Josephines in 2013.

“This year our Josephine’s Group has raised just over $1000 towards our Educational Support Program for students with special needs helping many young boys at St Joseph’s College. Thank you, past and present mums, staff and friends, for your continued support and friendship.” - SJC Josephines

Jess Crucitti speaking to the Josephines

Kate Parke, Jane Rodgers & Maureen Bryant – Coordinators

Parents & Friends “Our final event for the year was a fun, food filled day especially for the boys, the Food Frenzy. It certainly was a frenzy of activity preparing food for 1500 boys with seemingly insatiable appetites!” - Jackie Richards

The Parents and Friends primary focus is on being the link between the school and its parent community.We aim to make St Joseph’s a place where parents feel welcomed and are able to contribute in a meaningful way. Importantly, we also plan fundraisers, and events raising money for the school, or Africa and to benefit the boys. Being part of such a large secondary school community, can have its challenges for parents wanting to be involved but we try to be a welcoming and friendly group which is open to everyone. Events are planned and run by small sub-committees and there is always a need for extra helpers during the planning stage or on the day. Earlier this year we held two movie nights at Reading Cinemas in Waurn Ponds. Over 320 people enjoyed ‘The Great Gatsby’ the spectacle of this famous book brought to life on screen. A second movie night followed in Term 2, the new Superman movie, ‘Man of Steel’. This action packed film was enjoyed by around 130 people. In May, the Parents and Friends once again provided the catering for the Old Collegians’ Annual Reunion with over 300 old boys in attendance. The food was gratefully savoured by those catching up with old mates and reliving school memories. Thanks to those who gave up their evening to prepare serve it all to the masses! This year we decided to make a change to a regular event. The Art Expo has been held at the school for many years to showcase the work of many local artists. A decision was made to expand on this theme to include craft and gourmet food with the hope of making this event more appealing. So on a cold weekend in July, the inaugural ‘Artisan Market’ was held. Over 50 stalls were set up in the warm, dry gymnasium and over two days nearly 1600 people came to browse the great variety on offer.We received wonderful feedback so we are planning on making this event bigger and better in 2014! Many thanks to the sub-committee for their time, and to all those who volunteered to help out over the weekend. The annual Fashion Show is an event eagerly anticipated by many and this year, held out at the beautiful Hill winery, didn’t disappoint. Around 300 guests enjoyed a drink whilst browsing retail stalls and our silent auction, before being ushered into the wine vat area (providing a unique atmosphere) beside a T-shaped catwalk. Fashions from various local stores

A night of glamour at the Hill winery for the Fashion Show

were paraded by models of all ages and sizes. Casual, elegant, race day attire and bridal were some of the clothes on display. The models were fabulous with professional hair and make-up and choreographed to a high standard. We were joined by Father Nestus from Mannya in Uganda who spoke passionately about his people and how money from events like this helps to make a difference to their lives and futures. Over $17,000 was raised on the night. Congratulations and thank you to the very hardworking sub-committee and to everyone who volunteered their time, skills and energies to make this such a successful event. Our final event for the year was a fun, food filled day especially for the boys, the Food Frenzy. It certainly was a frenzy of activity preparing food for 1500 boys with seemingly insatiable appetites! Hot dogs, pizza, egg and bacon rolls, hamburgers, pies, cakes, lollies and more were eagerly devoured. Thanks to the army of volunteers who worked tirelessly throughout the day to feed the ravenous hoardes! An initiative the parents and friends are very proud to provide, is a basic CPR first aid course which is offered to Year 12 students.This year 33 boys took the opportunity to gain this valuable life saving knowledge. This year we have been able to raise around $37,000. A tremendous result, testament to the hard work of the committee and everyone who gave their time to help out in any way and to all those who came along or supported our events. Apart from the money raised by the Fashion Show, the remainder of these funds will be used to support the bursary program and be of direct benefit to the students by helping fund a shelter on O’Driscol Oval as well as other projects throughout the campus. The P&F meets once a month in the school staff room. We hold relaxed meetings where new ideas and new faces are always welcome. David Formosa helps to keep us all on track as we discuss how we can help foster our school community, raise funds and assist the school in many ways. If you’d like to join us, don’t hesitate to come along. Or maybe you’d prefer to receive our monthly minutes or P&F updates via email and volunteer your time or expertise when you have the chance? If you’d like to be involved, you can, in whatever capacity you like. All assistance is greatly appreciated. Jackie Richards - Parents and Friends President

Old Collegians’ Association 2013 was a year of change for the Old Collegians Association. Long serving President Peter Madden stepped down from his position as president and committee member. A huge thank you to Peter Madden for the time and effort he has put in as President of the Old Collegians Association. Peter’s dedication to the group has been second to none. Thank you Peter for all of your efforts. At the AGM of 2013 the following committee was elected: Justin O’Brien - President, John Fitzgerald – Senior Vice President, Tom Bennett – Junior Vice President, Sam O’Dwyer – Treasurer, Nick Jahnecke – Administrative Officer, Joe Virgona, Dean Bushell, Roger Hardwick, Jane Littore, David McCusker, Greg Thompson Andrew Conte, Sam Hopgood, Nick Cooper as General Committee. On Sunday 10 February the Annual St Joseph’s College Old Collegians Golf Day was held at 13th Beach Golf Links Barwon Heads. 200 players took to the beautifully maintained Links course in an Ambrose style team competition. In what were near perfect conditions, some teams burnt up the course, others made extremely hard work of the day. A most enjoyable day was had by all who took part.

filled with great memories and laughs from times past. In July the SJOCA held a Reunion for those who attended the College prior to 1970. Over 100 past students took the opportunity to visit the College for a tour and some lunch. Some who attended hadn’t been back to SJC for over 30 years. The Melbourne Reunion was held in October at the Emerald Hotel South Melbourne. Over 40 past students attended and made a great night of it. Many thanks to Jane Lewis and her staff at the Emerald for a great night. Thanks also to Joseph Boonen (Br Ben) for taking some wonderful photos on the night. The Mass for Deceased Old Collegians, Staff and Benefactors was held in November in the College Chapel. Fr Matthew Thomas celebrated the mass with us. During this Mass the deceased were remembered and afterwards those in attendance enjoyed afternoon tea in the College staffroom. Thank you to all committee members for their dedicated commitment to the Association and to St Joseph’s.

“2013 saw a major revamp of the Reunion program for the Old Collegians.The introduction of the Pre 1970 Reunion and the Melbourne Reunion, added another dimension to the networking opportunities for past students of the College.” - Justin O’Brien

Justin O’Brien - President Having fun at the Golf Day

Overall winners on the day were the team comprising of Rob Threlfall, Glen Anderson, Mathew Leigh, Adrian Buckley and Tim Dobbyn. The Annual Golf Day is a major fundraiser for our Old Collegians with all money raised generously going towards the St Joseph’s College Bursary Fund. Many thanks to all of the players and sponsors of the Golf Day who helped raise over $12,000. 2013 saw a major revamp of the Reunion program for the Old Collegians. The introduction of the Pre 1970 Reunion and the Melbourne Reunion, added another dimension to the networking opportunities for past students of the College. The Annual Reunion held at the College in May had over 300 Old Collegians attend. The night is always Cathching up with old mates at the Pre-1970s Reunion lunch

Melbourne Reunion

Mens Association “The Carey Oval embankment always presents a challenge and all volunteers sent down there to “tame the beast”, as one dad describes it, always return exhausted and ready for a well deserved beer.” - Pierre Belluzzo

I would like to thank all the men who have assisted me in maintaining the College this year. They are very valuable assets to the College; we run a roster of four teams during the school term and each team averages nine working bees a year. Since taking over the role of Property Manager I have been privileged to work with all the great volunteers in all four teams. Due to the great response each week we have been able to accomplish a lot of the tasks required in the two hours on Sunday mornings, such as full school assembly setup in the gym and mowing the lawns around the College. The Carey Oval embankment always presents a challenge and all volunteers sent down there to “tame the beast”, as one dad describes it, always return exhausted and ready for a well deserved beer. Another challenge is the setup and pack up for the Artisan Market (formerly the Art Expo) this always occurs after hours, so after a hard days work the volunteers arrive to setup the stands and on Sunday evening work until the stands are packed away and the gym floor is cleaned, both working bees are always well represented with man power. I would like to specially thank my team Captains Rohan Crowe, our new President of the Mens Association, Des Nolan, Danny Sheedy, Paul Slattery and David Cogan for their support and guidance on their respective working bees - they all can also cook a mean snag. Thank you for another great year. Pierre Belluzzo

CARE GROUP Our Care Group was formed to assist families during times of crisis (eg. illness or bereavement). Each year this group has done wonderful work supporting those in our community when they are most in need. Last year was an extremely sad year for our College with a number of parents and staff illness and bereavements. We have been able to assist approximately 10 families throughout the year, with approximately 70 meals supplied. The families we are able to help are most appreciative of the support the College can offer through this group. A number of these families have received ongoing help to ensure there is a meal for their family as they cope with complex and long term illness. We sincerely thank our wonderful band of volunteer cooks / helpers who have prepared and provided many meals for others throughout last year. We wish all our families good health, love and happiness for the Christmas and New Year season and look forward to your ongoing support in 2014. Anne Ross & Sharon Lane - Care Group Coordinators We would like to acknowledge the work of our coordinators Anne Ross and Sharon Lane and their band of helpers who provided many meals during the course of 2013. As the year comes to an end, we would like to acknowledge the contribution both Anne and Sharon have made over the last 5 years. Sharon is stepping down from her coordinators role with her son Jacob completing Year 12 this year and we note Lachlan finished in 2009. We would like to thank Sharon for being an important part of the St Joseph’s College Care Group and extend every good wish to Sharon, Greg and their family for the future. Thank you so much for your support. Paul Tobias - Principal

Installing basketball rings as part of a sustainability initiative

Setting up the gym

From the Archives It has been a very eventful year in the College Heritage Centre with major changes to the structure and layout of the Centre. Much has been accomplished with the help of my volunteers, who have helped with the task of sorting through boxes, some treasures have been found, some are still missing, such as the Edmund Rice Relic, I have found information that refers to it, but so far I have not managed to locate the Relic, every time a box is opened I anticipate finding it,. I hope one day it will be included in the display.

Part of the Cadet Display

Another treasure which, I found buried in a drawer is the pictured OBE, which was donated by the O’Connor Family. The accompanying Certificate is missing, so I am unable to provide any other details, Future goals for the Heritage Centre include, digital hopefully it will be discovered soon. displays, digital access to all of the Virtus’, a Time Line of the College History, displays relating to the Chapel Thanks to the College Foundation and Old Collegians, and the other historical College Buildings. the reading room now has blinds, which means I will now be able to set up more displays and hang more Much of the College Heritage resides in the old photographs. buildings, they are tangible evidence of the life and growth of the College, and I would like to raise awareness of the history of the individual buildings. I would like to install small displays with photographs and a brief history of what the buildings and some of the rooms were used for.

One of many photo treasures that have been sorted in the Archives, the 1908 Calisthenics Class from St Augustines The Chapel circa 1960’s

Many people have supported and helped me during the last year and I would like to thank you all for your help, advice, contributions and work. A special thank you to my volunteers, Lisa BensonBrown, Sharon Bolger, Elizabeth Jess, Liz McMahon, and Terry Phillips,

“Another treasure which, I found buried in a drawer is the pictured OBE, which was donated by the O’Connor Family.The accompanying Certificate is missing, so I am unable to provide any other details, hopefully it will be discovered soon.” - Susan Belluzzo

Susan Belluzzo - College Archivist

New heritage displays

The Reading Room with the new blinds installed.

Year 7 “Camp this year was AWESOME! It was held out in Myrniong YMCA camp near Bacchus March. Some of the features were: A flying fox, mountain bike riding and laser tag. It’s fair to say that everyone’s favourite activity by far was laser tag.” - Year 7 Leaders

THE MILLENNIUM BABIES HAVE ARRIVED! The Year 7s of 2013 arrived and with a bit of Maths we worked out these boys were born in or near the Millennium – they are special! The boys have been exceptional and have proven themselves to be generous, kind and loyal to each other. Beginning secondary school is a milestone in life and the boys have risen to the challenge with great resilience and positivity. This is my final year as Year 7 coordinator and I will leave the College with the most amazing memories of not only this cohort but the many who have begun their years here under my care. With every blessing for now and the coming years. Linda Bentley - Year 7 Coordinator STUDENT LEADERS REPORT We only get to start high school once and luckily it was worth it at Joeys. It was nervous for everyone but the teachers and staff supported when making new friends and showed us how to move around this new environment. Starting at St Joseph’s was a great experience for all of us and we look forward to the years to come. 2013 has been a great year and very different from primary school such as moving from class to class and also the number of kids at the school. We have made many new friends over this year. There have been many different opportunities to become involved in the community by either helping others or donating some money. The biggest of these are the Winter Sleep Out, where you had to sleep out to raise money and awareness for homelessness, the Silver Coin trail, where we raised money to go to Caritas and the Breaky club where a group of students went to a school to make breakfast for kids who can’t afford breakfast before they come to school. One of the best days this year was the Beach Bonanza It was in the first few weeks of Term 1, so it was a new experience that really excited us. It was so much fun and it’s a really great way to make new friends. Coming on the first day and knowing nobody can be daunting, and the Beach Bonanza day really helps everyone get to know each other. The different subjects that we have had this year have been engaging and interesting. Subjects like Science,

Food Tech, Music and Band were fun and occasionally more interesting than the general curriculum subjects such as English and Maths. Homeroom was an experience, for all of us it was the base point of our school friends and our learning. Camp this year was AWESOME! It was held out in Myrniong YMCA camp near Bacchus March. Some of the features were:A flying fox, mountain bike riding and laser tag. It’s fair to say that everyone’s favourite activity by far was laser tag.The food there was extraordinarily delicious and the staff was so nice. The camp was not only fun but it helped people make new friends, which is really important at school.All the students enjoyed it and wished that they could stay there forever. In the first half of the year we had a competition between the Homeroom classes each Friday at lunch. There would be a different activity to compete in each week, if you came first you would get three points if you came second you would get two if you came third you would get one point. You could also get bonus points for listening and for being fair. At the end of the 7E won the title. It was overall an enjoyable experience! The Cyber Cats programme is a program that helps show awareness for the cyber world. It was a great day and a real eye opener for us as we learnt how to be safe online. We ended up making a movie about all the difficulties and the struggles of the Cyber World. In Term 3 our school was lucky enough to have a visit from Daniel Morecombe’s parents Bruce and Denise. It was an experience that changed the way we look at things. Bruce gave us tips on what to do if something goes wrong. Denise explained how Daniel went missing and how it changed her life forever. On behalf of all the Year 7s for 2013, we would like to thank hank all the Homeroom teachers who have guided and nd welcomed us into the school. Thanks to the other teachers eachers who have taught us many things that will help uss in our secondary school journey. We thank all our parents arents for helping us on this journey, the canteen workers for those great snacks and lunches, our friends for or the support they give us and most especially our amazing mazing year level coordinator, Mrs Bentley! Written by the Year 7 Leadership Team of 2013

Year 7 Camp Myrniong

7A Homeroom Teacher Finbar Lonergan

Harrison Adamko

Jye Bannister

Nathan Bolger

David Buttignon

Izaak De Agrela

Patrick De Grandi

Matthew Dementiev

Lachlan Denney

Liam Draper

Jack Dunstan

Samuel Harris

Patrick Henderson

Ricky Ivelja

Thomas Kahle

Josh Kiss

Isaiah Lindsay

Harrison Lockyer

Fletcher Long

Michael Modica

Benjamin Paulden

Alexander Reader

Joshua Ritchie-Crichton

Patrick Ryan

Lachlan Street

Phoenix Sweetten

Connor Taylor

Adam Morrissey

7B Homeroom Teacher

Kate Gibbs

Jamie Noggler

Patrick Boland

Joseph Caruana

Lewis Clarke

Daniel Corray

Mark Demo

Kauri Farnham

Alexander Foss

Lachlan Francis

Benjamin Fraser

Joseph Frigo

Connor Hamilton

Oliver Hanneysee

William Kiebert

Connor Mackus

Julius Nelson

Danh Ngo

Pacey Pettina

Jack Riches

John Serra

Dylan Sharp

Seamus Spanner

William Tamassy

Thomas West

Lleyton Woolley

ABSENT: Hudson Brayshaw

7C Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Kylie Pretty

Lewis Antonac

Alor Anyang

Benjamin Bennett

Liam Benzie

Tyler Bryan

Joshua Chudosnik

Dermott Cooney

Zachary Costa

Brodie Denney

Michael Di Russo

Samuel Ford

Matthew Fromholtz

Fionn Guina-Stannard

Thomas Hartney

Griffin Harvey

Angus Humphrey

Zak Lynch

Doyle Madigan

Carlin McCloskey

Harry McKeegan

Lachlan Peck

Lewis Rancic

Mitchell Saba

Jack Sadler-Cahoon

Nicholas Scott

Zachary Sullivan

James Tripodi

Mitchell Zivcic

Samuel Arnold

Joseph Bifano

Joshua Brown

Stefan Bukovski

Jackson Bye

Isaac Doroschuk

Liam Dumont

Lachlan Dunell

William Eckhardt

Zachary Fausett

Mackenzie Fraser

Ryan Hamers

Max Hardwick

Harry HockleySamon

Harrison Keane

Thomas Keast

Louis Kied

Oliver Lewry

Keeghan Lyons

Bradley Mann

Thomas Pinjuh

Nicholas Pratt

Luke Rowlands

Lachlan Stanley

Max Sutton

Nicholas Warner

Benjamin Willis

James Zielinski

7D Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Damian Harrington

7E Homeroom Teacher

Imogene Smith

Jordan Alvarez

William Beggs

Zeke Bourdamis

Max Brown

Jaxon Bruhn

Harvey Carmody

Ethan Cumming

Colten Dunn

Ethan Gray

Roko Gudasic

Sheldon Ham

Elliott Horan

Bailey Macallef

Gene Majic

Julian Manaszczuk

Max Matthews

Thomas McCartin

Angus McKinnon

Nathan Mifsud

Fraser Murray

Thomas Orsolic

Sam Purdy

Patrick Richards

Jesse Stawyskyj

Samual Torpy

Oliver Wright-Janocha

7F Homeroom Teacher Lachlan McVilly

Claire Connell

Nicolas Balta

Patrick Burchell

Harley Canny

Lewis Conquit

Reef Davie

Xavier Dowd

Noa Dragicevic

Koby Fatone

Declan Fenton

Ged Gallagher

Harry Gough

Daniel Gudasic

Liam Holmes

Charlie Irwin

Benjamin Jaska

Alexander Jaskiewicz

Hamish MacKenzie

Angus O’Connell

Joshua Pellegrino

Jimmy Tran

Dylan van Arend

Nicholas Vanmeel

Sean Wee

Kyle Williamson

Jonathan Zarb

Matthew Zulumovski

7G Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Brendan Nicholls

Dallas-Jai Alcorace

Adrian Augello

Nicolas Boccassini

Jordan Bradaric

Alexander Chen

Thomas Curran

Liam Digby

Franjo Dugandzic

Kieren Fernandes

Charlie Fitzgerald

Declan Flannery

Jack Grigsby

Lachlan Handley

Jack Henderson

Bailey Kampans

Paul Kanellos

Bri Kelly

Anthony Larmah

James Maiden

Arop Makor

Joshua Malley

Eamon O’Callaghan

Benjamin Pamplin

Andre Prusac

Matthew Ryan

Robert Tigani

Romuald Ambrose

Timothy Ball

Samuel Barling

Daniel Beron

Matthew Bily

Oliver Boothey

Seth Clay

Louis Clifton

Darcy Conlan

Sammy Costanzo

Ned De Grandi

Martin Dujmic

Hayden Fell

Robert Foster

Jackson Harlock

Callum Hetherington

Cooper Ingles

Mitchell Johns

Lochlyn McFarlane

Ryan McNearney

Jackson Moore

Colm O’Connor

Finley Parke

Danny Quach

Tanner Sadler

Maxwell Uebergang

Max Visintin

Karl Zilic

Nikolas Tino

7H Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Ashlee Milne

7I Homeroom Teacher Abwi Deng

Angus Moore

Mary Malone

Kaine Abela

Gideon Nathan Doble-Appleton Harwood-van Wegen

Jake Raimondo

Daniel Sacchetta

Benjamin Africa

Dylan Barnes

Angus Benson

Fraser Berry

Samuel Brethouwer

Matthew Carroll

Mitchell Coon

Ben Henkel

Jack Horan

Avery Knight

Thu Sa La

Domenico Lecchino

Jake McCorkell

Hamish McManus

Seamus Schroeder

Joshua Spork

Finn Stephensen

Hudson Stoop

Ashley Thompson

Samuel Walsh

Charles Windt

7J Homeroom Teacher Joshua Power

Joel Andrews-Stacey

Samuel Black

Thomas Boardman

Millen Boekel

Rosario Bove

Joel Burns

Samuel Chalmers

Bailey Collins

Thomas Devlin

Callum Dwyer

Liam Eibl

Joseph Flintoff

William Hanley

Gabriel Hickey

Jordan Jones

Baxter Mensch

Nicholas Papic

Zachary Rockett

Jurrin Romanis

Harry Santospirito

James Sherry

Hayden Spiller

Benjamin Vanjek

Matthew Walters

Adam Welsh

Fletcher Wilson

Nick Jones

Year 8 THE BOYS OF CHANGE! New Homerooms, new classes, new teachers and higher expectations challenged the cohort of Year 8 at the start of 2013. They have embraced and risen to the challenges they have been presented with.

The SJC Swimming Carnival at Kardinia Pool was an awesome day and also a very intense. All teams, Foley, Brophy, Butler and Jordan competed at their best but Foley Falcons came home with the win. It was a great day and everyone enjoyed it.

As a group they have been a pleasure to work with and get to know.Their positive attitude, resilience and strong sense of justice has seen them develop and mature into fine young men. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with all of them.

This year, we took part in the subject Healthy Living. Students learnt how to look after themselves physically, emotionally and socially. In the Nutrition unit food choices were explored. We completed a four week unit of Rock and Water where we learnt to defend ourselves, to not put up with something you don’t like and how not to get yourself into trouble. At the end we got to snap a piece of wood in half with our bare hands. Some of the sports we completed were ten-pin bowling, table tennis, croquet, bocce and mountain bike riding. .

However, the biggest change of all awaits – Westcourt 2014. This group has a chance at making history as they are the first ever group to attend Westcourt Campus. This project has evolved and developed over a number of years and I am sure it will be a success. The beauty of St Joseph’s is that there are so many unique and exciting opportunities for the boys. Westcourt will embrace, support and challenge the boys through a variety of opportunities. I wish them all the very best for the challenges and changes that Westcourt brings, and I am sure they will thrive in their new environment. Good luck boys Dan Hale - Year 8 Coordinator YEAR 8 ACTIVITIES Activities Week was great.We all got the full “Melbourne Experience”. Some of the awesome venues we went to were the National Sports Museum, The Shrine of Remembrance, The Immigration Museum, Street Art and The Eureka Sky Deck. My favourite was the Eureka Sky Deck. It was simply exhilarating when you look down and see the city streets below. The students heard three guest speakers during Activities Week. One speaker was an amazing person to meet, his name was Lorin Nicholson. Lorin is a blind man, who plays guitar. He played a few songs, spoke about his childhood and what it is like being blind and growing up. I found Lorin an inspirational person. We then had the privilege of listening to Michele Newland. Her story was amazing and very inspirational. She told us about her severe asthma attack that left her in a vegetative state. She never gave up and worked extremely hard on her rehab. She showed us that nothing is impossible with hard work and determination. The final presenter, Professor Bunson showed us different science experiments. They were fun and silly experiments and everyone laughed and was in awe. One of his experiments was to create a slimy ball in water. It was cool. Edmund Rice Day started with a Mass then went onto the Cross Country. Now, the aim of Cross Country for many students at Joeys is the faster you finish the better donut and drink you get. After Cross Country we had activities of all sorts, personally I liked the soccer.

During lunch,Year 8 Homerooms held an indoor soccer comp. There were many laughs and great times shared between the classes. Athletics Day was great, all of the boys had fun cheering each other on although, there was still a lot of competition about which House would win the SJC Athletics title - it was the Jordan Redbacks. It was exhilarating watching the College Classic. Another great activity was the ACC Victorian College Championship Basketball. The boys gave up their lunch to train for this event and those skills they learnt were reflected on the court. These boys had a great day but unfortunately lost in the semi-finals and were eliminated. On 12 September selected Year 7 and 8s came back to school after hours to participate in the Winter Sleep out which is about experiencing homelessness first hand. There were many activities set around the school: a guest speaker from St. Vinnie’s, make a shelter out of two tarps, a deck of cards to play with and other fun activities. It was a great experience and I would definitely do it again. In Term 4 the Kanga 8 competition was held at Kardinia Park.The boys played in great spirit and the day ran very smoothly. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a few of the boys who played representing the school in the future.

“I was pumped after I broke the piece of wood” - Rock and Water Unit “It was an awesome week” - activities week “We do many fun activities during class. One activity was the mouse trap car challenge in science. This was a challenge where students had to make a moving vehicle powered by a mouse trap.The competition was thoroughly enjoyed by all students.” - Year 8 Leaders

Thank you to all the teachers, Homeroom teachers, support staff, office staff and everyone else who has helped out, supported us, given up their time and organised things for Year 8 this year. Next year we will get to go to a new campus called Westcourt. I think Westcourt will be a fun experience for us and it will teach us new things and I am ng forward to next year. really looking udent Leaders - Year 8 Student

Year 8

8A Homeroom Teacher

Michael Antonello

Christopher Bogacki

Patrick Cunningham

Flynn Draper

Adrian Foti

Matthew Hartshorne

Benjamin Hovey

Luke Jarnevic

Kyle Jones

Mitch Lay

Nicholas Loughnan

Brandon Marnell

Angus McGinn

Aiden McGivern

Tristan Moreland

Kaelan Morrison

Thomas Richards

Harvey Ryan

Jordan Sferco

Jack Simons

Aaron Stone

Fraser Toohey

Adrian Vodopic

Liam Waters

Joshua Weldon

Zachary Zula

Tara Baker

Michael Rimmer

Tomas Azzopardi

John Bertucci

Jermaine Bonnici

Lachlan Brennan

Conor Bromley

Joshua Cammarere

Eamon Carnie

Lachlan Clifford

Darcy Cooper

Max Costa

Petar Delac

Max Eddy

Jack Hodgson

Owen Hollmer

Michael Hussell

Sam Hyde

Dylan Jones

Jack Kammermann

Justin Kozina

Kobi Pelletier

William Richards

Jacob Sesar

Liam Stonehouse

Harry Whitehand

Brandon Willigen

Connor Bennett

Sebastian Brown

Jack Canny

Rory Cogan

Hugh Darke

Christian Davis

James Dillon

Mathew Garvey

Mitchell Grima

Xandar Harrison

Joshua Hassett

Oliver Huby

Daniel Huynh

Bryan Innis

Harrison Mahoney

Jordan Petrie

Jack Purcell

Denzel Rabino

Benjamin Raimondo

Daniel Reed-Sharry

Luke Roberts

Dalton Sharp

Mitchell Whelan

Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Louisa Biviano

Peter Alesios

Anthony Zebic

Chinonso Emma-Nnopu

Campbell Norton

Lachlan Brennan Jo Hart

Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Barnett

Joshua Williamson

8D Homeroom Teacher

Jackson Armstrong

Frank De Rosso

Bayley Cockerill

Rhys Collard

Jake Cook

Jake Corliss

Joshua Ferrer

Patrick Fierka

Joel Gray

David Higginbottom

Joshua Hirt

Charlie Johnson

Daniel Kolotelo

Jacob Loughnan

Harley Pearce

Max Richards

Nathan Rivalland

Aiden Sweeney

Jack Tregenza

Dylan Wackett

8E Homeroom Teacher

Caterina Giacomazzo

Henry Bateman

Ethan Belleville

Thomas Bourke

Callum Cruchley

Joel Downie

Mason Fraser

Jayden Grigsby

David Handley

Christopher Jurkovic

Charlie Lang

William Morrison

Jai Sebastiani

Hugh Stocks

Jasper Stojanovski

Kingston Tantanouvong

Mitchell Wharmby

ABSENT: Jack Stanton

Nathan Casperson

Joshua Czerkiewicz

William Devine

Thomas Douglas

Jack Gill

Michael Gulle

Angela Gionis

Lachlan Hill

Jeremy Hurley-Paul

Joseph Kavenagh

Patrick Kelly

James Larkins

Harrison Ling

Kristian Lucignani

Harry McMahon

Amy Young

Kyle Milanovic

Zack Mongelli

Blake Nicholls

William Pile

Cody Richardson

William Rowe

Robert Stanley

Michael Walker

Liam Wright

ABSENT: Lachlan Greig, Harry Whitehand

Jye Bates

Charlie Britton

Samuel Buckley

Patrick Cannard

Joshua Forsyth

Thomas Hoare

Jackson Hobbs

Jordan Imbrogno

Michael Kavenagh

Nathan Kerger

Xavier Koch

Cooper McCormack

Tom O’Callaghan

Alexander Osborne

Lucas Pante

Austin Perrott

Benjamin Shelley

Thomas Soraghan

Brandon Stokes

Jayson Tomicic

Daniel Valitutti

Miles Wood-Scorpo

Lachlan Brennan Simon Jovic

Homeroom Teacher

Jonah Ahearn

Homeroom Teacher

Jordan Caccamo

Homeroom Teacher

William Beattie

8H Homeroom Teacher

Rebecca Westwood

Angus McKinnon

Keaun Anwari

Ben Arcoraci

Charles Breen

Zachary Carew

Patrick Consedine

Maxwell Cook

Rory Crosbie

Liam De Bono

Connor Gallagher

Joshua Garipoli

Mathew Ghin

Aedan Green

William Jones

Jack Maas

Jack McDermott

Joseph McDonald

Callum McGough

Lucas O’Connor

Callum Schenk

Benjamin Semmler

Branden Skegro

Thomas Smith

Matija Tataj

Isaac Travers-Hucker

Mark Vlasnovic

Zachary Walter

ABSENT: Jake Brooks

8I Homeroom Teacher

Vicki Mills

Jacob Bakker

Darcy Bourke

James Bowers

Jack Brogden

Samuel Christensen

Mitchell Collins

Jackson Conway

Sean Doherty

Thomas Ford

Ayden Gras

Brayden Ham

Ryan Harris

Liam Jelley

Liam Keogh

Finbar Kinna

Jackson Kos

Hugh McMahon

Conor McNearney

Jake Milliken

Logan Mitchell

Riley Moore

Connor Morrison

Connor O’Keefe

Tazman Parke

Lachlan Robinson

Zachary Rushbrook

Dominic Van Slageren

Thomas Veitch

Michael Bongiorno

Connor Harvey

Jack Keating

Andrew McNeel

Oliver Monteith

Oliver Andrews

Thomas Baensch

Bowen Jaques

Lachlan Jones

Francis Patti

Declan Robertson

Homeroom Teacher

Dean-Paolo Adante

Sanden Breust

Patrick Brice

Joshua Clissold

William Coventry

Christian Del Giudice

Anthony Gagliardi

Chris Lynch

Maxwell Kelly

Charles Lyons

Ethan Mannings

Andrew McCorkell

Luke McCullough

Jye McEwan

Joseph McGivern

Korey McGregor-Trinh

Samuel Morrison

Patrick O’BrienHenderson

James Pritchard

Harrison Smith

Jacob Talbot

Peter Watkins

Nelson Wilcox

Matthew Wrigley

Matthew Bolger

Mackenzie Buchanan

Joshua Byron

Andrew Foti

Matthew Haste

Antoraj Irudayaraj

Joel Lay

Matthew Ling

Thomas Mirarchi

Sebastian Mortarotti

James Nicholls

Thomas Ryan

Thomas Senftleben

Rody Spoormakers

Benjamin Thomas

Jesse Williams

Matthew Romano

Homeroom Teacher

Anthony Knezevic

Lachlan Brennan Samantha Eggleton

Year 9 “It was a great day to meet new friends and talk to old friends from Primary School. The sausages and burgers from the BBQ were also great, because everyone loves free food! Overall, it was a great day that everyone enjoyed and it was a terrific way to be social with girls from Sacred Heart.” - Antoine Saleh

SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION PROGRAM IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS Over a six week period, classes from Year 9 were involved in the SAPPSS program. It taught us to be responsible and respectful when we are around people of any gender. When doing the 6th week of the program, we attended Clonard College and had a session about sexual assault with the Clonard girls. The Joey’s boys had a barbeque lunch after the session and also talked about what we thought of the program. Evan Farley - 9D RENEWAL DAY On Friday 13 September, Year 9 students attended Renewals, which were held at the St Joseph’s Football Club and Newtown Football Club rooms. It was a great day which taught us how to take a step back and reflect on what is going on around us and how lucky we are. The activities we participated in included a fantastic motivational speech from Travis Dempsey about ‘being a man’, yoga, meditation and team building activities. All of the activities were really good experiences and I’m sure everybody who attended, got something valuable out of the day. Jack Walters - 9E YEAR 9 “DOCS & TEENS” PROGRAM Over two weeks during the third and fourth terms, classes of Year 9 became involved with the “Docs & Teens” program during our double R.E classes. The program was designed to give students knowledge of various health related issues that we may be exposed to in our teenage lives, as well as in the future. In addition, we received information on health centres located around our district and a number of websites that may be helpful to us. A General Practitioner hosted the program and we were involved in various activities and discussions which increased our knowledge of mental, physical, sexual and spiritual health. Rhys Hegyesi - 9B GRAMPIANS CAMP For the Year 9 camp in 2013, we went to the Grampian Ranges in country Victoria. The camp went

over a four day period. Students slept in either a 2 or 3 person tent each night. Individual groups of students supplied their own food over the 4 days and ‘survived’ by themselves. It was a great experience for everyone involved. Activities on the camp included: rock climbing, canoeing, walking, bike riding and even some survival games. Each class was spread out all over the Grampians in different spots. It was an amazing experience for everyone involved and one that I will never forget. Jack Quinn - 9A ACTIVITY WITH SACRED HEART In August, the Year 9s of St Joseph’s walked down to Sacred Heart to participate in a fun Sports and BBQ day with their Year 9 girls. The sports we played were soccer and netball and the teams were boys versus girls. The boys and girls were very competitive and spirited in the way they played these games. It was a great day to meet new friends and talk to old friends from Primary School. The sausages and burgers from the BBQ were also great, because everyone loves free food! Overall, it was a great day that everyone enjoyed and it was a terrific way to be social with girls from Sacred Heart. Antoine Saleh - 9G REACH HEROES DAY In Term 4, the Reach Foundation came to Geelong to host a couple of days of workshops with Year Nine students from around Geelong. Our school’s Year Nines (due to size) were split in two, with one group travelling to Geelong West Town Hall on Thursday 31st October and the other the following day Friday 1st November. Across both days the content remained pretty much the same, with the volunteers running the sessions and putting on an experience different to normal school work. The aim of the day was to encourage people to develop confidence in their own ‘heroes’ journey’, and many opportunities were given for students to openly speak about the challenges they had faced up until now. While some stories may have been confronting - it was good to hear people be honest about what they had gone through in their lives. Jack O’Neil - 9A

Year 9 Grampians Camp

9A Homeroom Teacher

Jason King

Joshua Frichot

Daniel Power

William Purdy

Spiro Alesios

William Armstrong

Zachary Barr

Phillip Bertucci

Finn Chappell

Hayden Clarke

Gabriele Di Rubbo

Alexander Fama

Harry Hand

Dexter Hare-Zen

Liam Higgins

Riley Keating

Isaac McMahon

Wade McSparron

Dion Meyer

Benjamin Payne

Anthony Sertic

Ryen Smith

Sebastian Starcevic

Daniel Stawyskyj

Byron Sweetten

Antonio Tassone

Ben Tucak

Jack Quinn

9B Homeroom Teacher

James Moloney

Patrick Carroll

Rhys Chambers

Jason Ciuffetelli

Alistair Collins

Antony Del Giudice

Lachlan Diaz

Thomas Fitzgerald

Lachlan Fowler

Jacob Franic

Joseph Giacomazzo

Jacob Glatz

Matthew Graham

Rhys Hegyesi

Joshua Krasic

Francesco Lecchino

Joseph McMahon

Connor Meehan

Oscar Park

Jordan Partington

Jared Ross

Peter Rotiroti

Maxwell Stokes

Jared Svaljek

Austin Walker

Sheldon Wilkens

Patrick Zulumovski

ABSENT: Nicholas Giblin

James Britt

Jack Francis

Ayrton Ganino

Jamison Owen

James Pundij

Peter Attard

Adrian Baldasso

Patrick Hanlon

Fletcher Ivermee

Jake Peachey

Isaac Rupa

Michael Caldow

Homeroom Teacher

Lochlan Bourke

Quentin Connolly

Alexander Csolle

Keegan Cuolahan

Xavier Curtain

Thomas Dickson

Joshua Jokic

Patrick Lamont

Dylan McCabe

Logan McLennan

Angus McMahon

Dennis Mesoga

Benjamin Mullins

Matthew Ryan

Joseph Smith

Kurt Stevens

Leyton Thulborn

Jake Van Someren

Dennis Varju

Kayleb Wilson-Crosbie

David Zebic

Thomas Beckwith

Timothy Bilogrevic

Thomas Diamond

Evan Farley

Zachary Forssman

Joshua Guy

Jamieson Jervies

Samuel Kidd

Matthew Lyons

Darby McEvoy

Antonio Novta

Luke O’Brien

Cameron Parke

Patrick Rush

Darby Schilder

Hugh Searle

Samuel Searle

Chad Suphamongkol

Brayden Thompson

William Turnley

Stjepan Gudasic

Coby Cunningham

9D Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Glenn Kemp

Kieren Walsh

9E Homeroom Teacher

Katie Stewart

Patrick Dowling

Thomas Konidaris

Riley Maloney

Nicholas Beattie

Thomas Foley

Jared Muraca

Xavier Blackley

Jack Blood

Thomas Braniff

Alexander Buckwell

Bailey Chandler

Lachlan Collins

Daniel Defina

Cooper Fraser

Hunter Griffiths

Christopher Gulle

Jack Hazelman

Rhys Hobbs

Max Hungerford

Samuel Kelly

Liam O’Callaghan

Aidan Patterson

Daniel Rabbat

Jackson Stahl

Jordan van Arend

Brock Van Doren

Jack Walters

9F Homeroom Teacher

Matthew Nihill

Bailey Bates

Connor Blackwell

Cohen Blythe

Caleb Brown

Trent Buckwell

Patrick Clifford

Seamus Cooney

James Demo

Darby Edwards

Joseph Fopiani

Thomas Gough

Edward Gude

Mackenzie Heard

Joshua Jaska

Darcy Kiss

Adam Lubcke

Patrick O’Connor

Diarmuid O’Reilly

Blake Robinson

Lachlan Sim

Ned Stephens

Gurbeny Mangar

Lukasz Noga

ABSENT: Adam Bernardo, William Harman, Hamish Ross-McGlynn

Justin Patterson

Johnathon Arcoraci

Joshua Black

Patrick Blain

Jack Bruce

Thomas Caddy

Sam Coles

Oliver Darcy

James Doherty

Riley Featherby

Charles Francis

Ned Harris

Matthew Henkel

Frazer Hoober

Dineth Karunaratne

Peterson Kol

Spencer Luppino

William McDonald

Matthew Nolan

Jack Parrot

Daniel Pollard

Antoine Saleh

Samuel Simpson

Jack Tidlacka

Ash Humphries

Homeroom Teacher

Leyton Andrews

ABSENT: Jordan Bogioglou, Patrick Clifford, Lochie Graauwmans

Nicholas Coppe

Thomas Lyons

Liam Maiden

John Perks

Jack Rice

Lachlan Duff

Lachlan Brennan Peter O’Connor

Homeroom Teacher

Waadhi Conole

Jonathan Dulce

Lachlan Heath

Thomas Howe

Austin Humphrey

Adam Karpinski

Thomas Maschio

Sam Matthews

Charles McCartin

Matthew McKenzie

Matthew Morter

Liam Mullen

Manvir Nagra

Jack O’Neill

Jake Saraci

Thomas Saunders

Oscar Senftleben

Aadyn Sleep-Dalton

Mitchell Stephens

Harvey Walsh

Jack Waterhouse

Caleb Whitley

9I Homeroom Teacher

John Monagle

Noah Craven-Briggs

Samuel Old

Jaiden Olive

Thomas Auld

Hamish Drake

William Paatsch

Daniel Balta

Kyle Bannister

Lachlan Beekmans

Jonathan Bond

Clancy Breen

William Cann

Rolf Caruso

Nathan Gillespie

Ethan Jolly

Codey Kampans

Jason Kos

Ngor Makor

Sebastian McDougall

Joseph O’Donnell

Alexander Perdrisat

Samuel Ridgway

Lachlan Ryan

Daniel Spence

Liam Spence

Anthony Teale

Kade Woodhouse

9J Homeroom Teacher David Motorniak

Angela Baker

Jack Brittain

Michael Callahan

Nathan Clark

Tarj Harrison

Jack Henry

Sean Holroyd

Luke Jennings

William Parrello

Sam Quach

Matthew Oyang

Harrison Parker

Eamon Dooley

Angus Kelly

Mark Ranasinghe

Jack Gaspari

Broderick Gist

William Goller

Joshua Gulli

Benjamin Kenworthy

Joshua Kolotelo

Liam McManus

Kyle Meyer

Isitha Subasinghe

Julian Tekin

Kyle van Galen

Reginald West

Year 10 ROAD SAFETY PRESENTATION On Monday 20 May, Year 10 was fortunate enough to listen to a presentation by John Maher where we heard his tragic story of losing his youngest daughter Carmen. He talked about how the car crash occurred. We sat there in utter silence as he described the events that took place that day. He too thought that it wouldn’t happen to him and up until that tragic day. Everyone was in shock and disbelief hearing what had happened to him, his family and friends. We learnt that a car crash isn’t just a car crash; it affects everything and changes your life, and the lives of others, forever. Josh De Agrela - 10E YEAR 10 “JUST THINK’ FORUM During Term 2, a group of Year 10 students were invited to the ‘Just Think’ campaign forum held at Kardinia Park. The forum included other schools from around the Geelong region. The campaign is set up to help educate young people about the risks associated with alcohol and the potential consequences. The first part of the forum involved a panel of experts (a doctor from Geelong Hospital Emergency department, a researcher from Deakin University and a senior constable from Geelong Police) they helped give valuable insight by discussing personal experiences and expanding on statistics associated with alcohol related violence. The forum then progressed with the inclusion of Geelong footballers James Kelly, Mitch Duncan and Jimmy Bartel. We then split into 3 stations which each including one of the players and experts. The players spoke about the consequences of alcohol related violence such as the financial cost, injuries and the effect on the individual’s family. Overall the forum was a great success and the inclusion of the Geelong players helped to emphasise just how important the matters of alcohol related violence really are. Bailey Biggs - 10A

the music was. Everyone enjoyed the night and with the amount of students who came along, it definitely made the night a lot better. Thank you to the teachers from all schools; the night couldn’t have happened without their planning leading up and supervision on the night. Sam Threlfall - 10A RENEWALS – PART 1 As a part of Year 10 renewals, our class was fortunate enough to experience two informative sessions at a Jewish Synagogue and Muslim Mosque. We learned about each religion’s beliefs, backgrounds and rituals. We found out that when inside a Synagogue, men must wear a kipper (and are actually encouraged to wear it all the time) to show that they are not of the highest standing in the world and that women are recognised as higher authority over men and are seated on the balcony to show their superiority. When in a mosque you remove your shoes and when in prayer you must face Mecca.Through this experience we got to appreciate the various religious cultures and beliefs whilst learning that these religions weren’t so different from our own. This experience was very enjoyable and informative. We believe it has changed some student’s prejudices towards the religions. It was a great opportunity and was well worth the trip to Melbourne. Michael Fama & Harry Kerr -10C

RENEWALS – PART 2 During the second part of our year 10 renewals, we met an Indigenous musician named Scott Darlow. Scott performed for us with his guitar, voice, and didgeridoo which were all great to hear. With these, he shared his experiences as a child and taught us about the struggles the Aboriginals faced in the time of the stolen generations. Scott really opened our eyes by letting us imagine what it would be like if we were in their shoes, experiencing what they felt. We appreciated Scott YEAR 10 FORMAL 2013 Darlow for sharing his experiences and views, because On 6 August,Year 10 students from St Joseph’s College, it was an experience that we will all never forget. Sacred Heart and Clonard congregated together for the formal. People showed up in groups, as no one We also visited the St Mary’s Basilica, where we wants to show up alone, to Capri Receptions. St explored all of the smaller chapels in it, and looked Joseph’s College students Mitch Loughnan and Daniel at the history in the building. A parishioner was there Gregorio were happy to provide music and as DJs - to explain and show us around the Basilica, they did a great job supplying the beats on the night which taught us about the building and its symbols. It was an kept the students dancing. The ‘D-floor’, as many had enlightening experience which let us all appreciate the called it, got very congested and showed how good values of being Catholics. William Sharp & Filip Sarcevic -10C Year 10 students with Jimmy Year 10 Formal Bartel at the Just Think forum

“St Joseph’s College very own students were happy to provide music and DJs - Mitch Loughnan and Daniel Gregorio did a great job supplying the beats on the night which kept the students dancing.The ‘D-floor’, as many had called it, got very congested and showed how good the music was.” - Sam Threlfall

Year 10

10A

Zachary Carter

Liam Cogan

Joel Hogan

Alex Hutchison

Robert Innis

Joseph Loughnan

Billy McIntosh

Xavier McKeegan

Nicholas Connors

Nicholas Di Blasi

Tom Doedee

Harrison Draper

James Goldsworthy

Christian Kanellos

Patrick Kelleher

Angus Kramer

Tom Lang

Liam Littore

Jackson Lockyer

Jackson McLachlan

Benjamin McNamara

David McNeel

Jobe Neal

Tristan Rabie

Josip Sesar

Bryson Milverton

Homeroom Teacher

Bailey Biggs

ABSENT: Nikola Jurkovic

10B

Oscar Bongiorno

Matthew Kent

Christopher Mihicinac

Jack Scarlett

Thomas Sesar

Harrison Brown

Frank Modica

Samuel Threlfall

Jack Buckley

Samuel Bucovaz

Daniel Burns

William Conway

Guy Hardiman

James Perks

Michael Pinjuh

Samuel Plummer

Jackson Recourt

Keegan Robertson

Luke Treloar

Luke Vlasnovic

Harry Walker

Patrick West

Benjamin Wydro

Emma Cuthill

Homeroom Teacher

Daniel Ball

Matthew Zilavec

ABSENT: Benjamin Moore

10C Homeroom Teacher

Cassandra Coogan

William McCaskill

Gerasimos Alesios

Lachlan Boseley

James Buckley

James Caldow

Liam Clancy

Samuel Coppe

Liam Dixon

Michael Fama

Ned Fitzgerald

Cooper Grech

Jack Hamon

Samuel Haste

Nathan Hawkins

Nathan Keating

Harrison Kerr

Mitchell Lindkvist

Jackson Lynch

Liam McDonald

Harrison Mitchell

Jackson Oeldrich

Filip Sarcevic

William Sharp

James Teague

David Tran

Riley Walter

Isaac Wilkins

10D Homeroom Teacher

Michelle Bishop

Corran Belleville

James Boseley

Darcy Brajkovic

Lucas Caciolo

Jay Christou

Jordan Gasperic

Joshua Hames

Michael Javni

Patrick Kavenagh

Lachlyn Keiller

Oliver Le Clerc

James Leete

Nicholas Lodge

Dylan Medved

Adam O’Hara

Zachariah Stankiewicz

Kobi Stojanovski

James Stokes

Sebastian Vella

William White

Dillon Wickham

Jake Williamson

Cheng Yu

10E

Darcy Barker

Darcy Barling

Mateo Begonja

Adrian Coignet

Joshua De Agrela

Brandon Di Pasquale

Bailey Dunn

Darren Fernandes

Ashley Gillespie

Jack Houlihan

Kim Lizmore

Benjamin Nichols

Jacob Nurzinski

Daniel Perin

Andy Quach

Brock Sellman

Benjamin Sirolli

Brenden Skrnjug

Michael Tolj

Ryan Tracey

Michael Vagnoni

Thomas Vlamis

Jaydin Wray

Eamon Anderson

Ethan Crosbie

Thomas Dixon

Ryan Fatone

Samuel Hoare

James Little

Trae Lyons

Joshua Neri

Joshua Newell

Riley Nicholson

Nelson Perrott

Jacob Richards

Adam Ryzner

Lachlan Sharp

Thomas Toh

Thomas Veale

Jonathan Holt

Homeroom Teacher

Rhys Anderson

10F Homeroom Teacher

Nelson Gnaccarini

ABSENT: Joel Begg, Patrick Carnie, Joshua Flanagan, Jackson Forbes, Nathan Stones

10G Homeroom Teacher

Sandro Di Santo

Anthony Ilioski

Mitchell Allen

Michael Batson

Matthew Beckwith

Darcy Bennett

Rylan Bird

Renè Bisinella

Kalin Chambers

Cameron Cruchley

Jay Dalli

William Dosen

Samuel Fatone

Michael Harding

Benjamin Harwood-van Wegen

Taeanu Henry

David Heubner

Alex Hogan

Joshua Loveday

Connor MacKenzie

Noah Piper

Gabriel Rule

Nicholas Stahl

Samuel Sutcliffe

Thomas Walker

Kester Leibhardt

10H Homeroom Teacher

Wei Zhang

Samuel Bourke

Thomas Brown

Lachlan Grant

Jack HockleySamon

John O’Connell

James Byron

Jordan Cockerill

Anthony Demetriou

Cameron Drake

Nicholas Eibl

Tom Goldsworthy

Joseph Imbrogno

Samuel Kiebert

Michael McAuliffe

Brad McMaster

Veejesh Mooniapah

Samuel Murphy

Michael Philp

Jory Rupa

Xavier Thomson

Sean Whelan

Evan Spoljaric

Scott Woollard

ABSENT: Lachlan Hulme, Billy McIntosh

10I

Jordan Bushby

Alexander Cochrane

Jackson Gravett

Angus Hubber

Max Hurley

Nikolas Mills

Sean Mullahy

Lewis Oates

Zachary Cole

Benjamin Cotter

Nathan Dillon

Kieran Fennell

Kristopher Goli

Levi Jones

Thomas Kidd

Alex Love

Callum McDonald

Conor Mckinnon

Jasper Pelletier

Patrick Purcell

Karl Senftleben

Jacob van Galen

Jamie Weisse

Darryl Wedding

Homeroom Teacher

Matthew Bird

Anthony Wilkens

ABSENT: Jack Brown, Aidan Edwards

10J

Justis Brayshaw

Riley Humm

Alex Javni

Timothy Merrigan

Liam Oates

Darcy Connoley

Mathew Fierka

John Fisher

Lachlan Gangell

Sam Hoffman

Paddy Kammermann

Jay Kirwood

Mitchell Loughnan

Marcus Luscombe

Casey McCrohan

Christopher Phelan

Brandon Purcell

Sheridan Stack

Michael Thompson

Riley Hollmer

Lachlan Brennan Simon Cahir

Homeroom Teacher

Samuel Atkins

ABSENT: Matthew Levar-Smith, Dylan Todisco

Year 11 “The Year 11 renewals were really eye opening for me too, you got to experience things that were out of your comfort zone, and we went to places that we have never been before, and I was able to experience things during that week that will stick with mee forever.” fo e e . - William Cleary

SOME REFLECTIONS ON YEAR 11 Year 11 for me this year was, adapting to change being open minded towards everything, the big jump from middle school to VCE, being recognised as a senior boy and coping with the pressures of what our subjects demand and the different workloads. Added to this was my responsibility as a leader, and being lucky enough to represent the school next year as one of the 2014 Deputy College captains. Being fortunate enough to trek the Kokoda trail with my mum in June this year as a part of the school’s first trip to Papua New Guinea, where I pushed myself to the limits, discovered what I’m made of and got to understand myself a bit better. I think I also realised who I am, what I believe in and where I want to go throughout different times in the year. One of the most significant parts that made up Year 11 for me was all the fun times I’ve had with my mates, whether that was on the bus, at lunchtime or even just in class. Year 11 has been awesome for me and I’ve loved every second of it. Nick Brandamarti

This year has been a tough but rewarding year at St Joseph’s. This year I have realised the increase in workload that comes with starting VCE and the added pressure of two Unit 3 & 4 subjects has really forced me to focus. This year I have had to increase the amount of time I spent studying and the many mornings I woke up early to get in some last minute revision made me feel like I was really working hard. I have also had the amazing opportunity this year of going to walk the Kokoda track with a group of other Joey’s boys. This would have to be the highlight of my year, it showed me how much I could push myself and gave me an appreciation for the mental and physical strength the soldiers must have needed to fight for our country. What I learnt in Kokoda is something that I have taken home with me and put into my studies. I think all of the Year 11 boys have learnt a lot this year and I’m sure everybody is looking forward to the challenge that comes from Year 12. Callum Robertson My 5th year at St Josephs has gone crazy quick, and it’s the first senior year so you really have to knuckle d down with school work, because the work you’re d doing sets you up for Year 12. I also experienced w what a Year 12 subject is like, the hard work and the eeffort you have to put into that subject, as well as the ppreparation you need to make for a Year 12 exam, aand practice exams. I believe it will give me some cconfidence going into my Year 12 exams next year. I hhave also realized that Year 11 is a year where you’ve rreally settled in with the school, where everyone in m my year level knows each other, and everyone is nice aand friendly and easy to approach, no matter who yyou are. It is also a year where you’ve known the tteachers for a while so you develop fun relationships w with your teachers. The Year 11 renewals were really eeye opening for me too, you got to experience things tthat were out of your comfort zone, and we went to pplaces that we have never been before, and I was able tto experience things during that week that will stick w with me forever. W William Cleary

Year 11

11A Homeroom Teacher

Peter Canaway

Adrian Albanese

Lucas Bonifacio

Robert Brown

Jack Cuddy

James Flanders

Mitchell Gardiner

Aiden Garipoli

Ethan Harvey

Christopher Jaskiewicz

Michael Khougaz

Jack Kufe

Samuel Leahy

James McDonald

Jordan Napoli

Timothy Neville

Connor Pamplin

Paul Rabahi

Darcy Rapa

Adam Sgro

Nicholas Tasevski

Tuan Tran

James Wood

Dion Wunungmurra

Phillip Pundij

ABSENT: James Hoare, Jacob Nicholson

Homeroom Teacher

Peter Malone

James Aitken

William Cleary

Jacob Connoley

Nicholas Hovey

Billy Hyde

Cameron Keenan

Ryan Somerville

11B

Jordan Stone

Kevin Tantanouvong

Jason Di Cristoforo

Jarrod Dowd

Che Durran

Caleb Finn

Jack Finnigan

Brodie Kiss

Matthew Klinger

Joshua Lamont

Tommy Majstorovic

Matthew Milanovic

Angel Taravillo

Jared Verecondi

Thomas Wackett

Benjamin Walker

Jack Wilding

11C

Darcy Brice

Federico Crestale

Matthew Di Santo

Oscar Godsell

Michael-Patrick Hehir

Ashley Hicks

Hamish Hoober

Cody Huntley-Mitchell

Eric Huynh

Edward Lunardelli

Tom McFarlane

Declan McKinnon

James Newell

Jacob Ngawati

Connor North

Harry Purcell

Sebastian Rawson

Aidan Sanchez

Patrick Sanders

Joel Schembri

Thomas Sinnott

Nicholas Trounson

James Tuddenham

Brandon Verfurth

Jerol Wunungmurra

Janine McLean

Homeroom Teacher

Robert Aitken

ABSENT: Matati Naninydjirr

11D

Eric Batson

Jayden Gage

Samuel Hand

Jack Paterson

Luke Rush

Darcy Berry

Marcus Bumbers

Tyrone Butterworth

Mitchell Casperson

Joshua Davies

Alexander Dearnaley

Christopher Javni

Joseph Kolotelo

Jordan McDonald

Samuel Moore

Matthew Moore

Nicholas Murphy

Luke van Galen

Jordan Vecoli

Kingston Wade

Benjamin Webb

Connor Williamson

Lachlan Brennan Helen Kean

Homeroom Teacher

Billy Argyros

ABSENT: Matthew Defina, Dean McNay, Joel Milinkovic

11E Homeroom Teacher

Nathanael Smith

Jack Brodrick

Mitchell Helmore

Tyler O’Brien

Xavier Carew

Patrick Clifton

Jaden Dabrera

Brodie Davis

Samuel Dempster

Hamish Flavell

Anthony Frandina

James Hickey

Connor Jervies

Harrison Kol

Nicholas Kozdra

Jarryd Lubcke

Damian McMahon

Nathan Munoz

Harrison Parke

Nicholas Radoslav

Thomas Scott

Liam Sharry

Alessandro Stefano

Nicholas Toohey

Christian West

11F Homeroom Teacher

Michael Davies

Nicholas Alesios

Kim Barini

Patrick Bright

Kyle Brown

Blaine Burrell

Jake Butcher

Samuel Capra

Broderick Conolan

Jack Driver

Jacob Filiti

Joshua Flintoff

Daniel Gregorio

Luke Hovey

Nicholas Jones

Cameron Kos

Marko Krndija

Jack Lubcke

Casey Meehan

Nicholas Swain

Benjamin Tekin

Harrison Veale

ABSENT: Curtly Balshaw

Jeremy Pryslak

Dario Sestak

Tyson Woodhouse

11G

Hugh Attard

Liam Drake

Liam Dwyer

Michael Kakouros

Ethan Lewis

Matthew Alizzi

Nicholas Balic

Anthony Britt

Matthew Caldow

Joshua Conway

Scott Craven

Mark Dela Paz

Jake Grigsby

Tom Grossman

Jacob Hams

Samuel Handley

Tom Hobbs

Daniel Milanovic

Marcin Noga

Callum Robertson

Sammy Rotiroti

Daniel Sheahan

Kurt Tremain

Vincent Ballesteros

Ryan Baverstock

Nicholas Bowles

Tyson Brasier

Jack Brugman

Alexander Callan

Aaron Chisholm

Harrison Cook

Toby Featherby

Logan Hardiman

Jack Hayes

Jack Haywood

Thomas Hoogstra

Nickolas Jensen

Kyle Lecchino

Samuel Lockman

Jesse Melnik

Bradley Mogic

Daniel Noss

Matthew Reivers

Matthew Rock

Nicholas Rushbrook

Tyler Watkins

Jack Gregory

Chris Conroy

Homeroom Teacher

Dominic Alvaro

Steven Wilson

11H Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan John Wilcox

Dylan Zhang

11I Homeroom Teacher

Zoe Marshall

Jordan Altimari

Nathan Gulli

Darcy BowlesCasemore

Nicholas Brandimarti

Mark Buaya

Daniel Carew

Thomas Crowe

Angus Darke

Curtis Dowd

Thomas Keogh

James McCorkell

Jayden O’Shea

Michael Rezelj

Joshua Rice

Ciaran Ross

Harrison Rosson

Liam Ryan

Benjamin Stepnell

Nathan Stones

Jack Visintin

Tom Whitehand

Connor Williams

Jake Willigen

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John Harmon

Maxwell Augerinos

Aaron Beasley

Ryan Bentley

Michael Connolly

James Cooper

James Edwards

Dylan Ellis

Liam Monagle

Christopher Napper

Ben Newman

Charles Purdy

Darcy Caddy

Jack Callahan

Tom Caudullo

Benjamin Cazaly

Shane Collard

Matthew Gordon

Riley Harman

Thomas Howell

Adam Lloyd

Alexander Lukacz

Callan Shalders

Riley Sherman

Jake Smith

David Van Etten

Adam Walsh

Year 12 REFLECTIONS I was privileged to attend the alternate schoolies trip with Year 12 students from SJC and Clonard to Uganda at the end of 2012. It allowed me to be part of something very special in the community of Mannya where the children yearn for learning and education.

From time to time you may question yourselves and you will have doubts about your life, your future, your choices. BUT If you are willing to listen to that small voice that is the GPS within yourself to find out what makes you come alive, you will be happy, you will be successful and you will make a difference in the world

I have encouraged the boys this year to look for what they are passionate about and to achieve their very best.They don’t have the disadvantage of distance and poverty and there is nothing stopping them “striving for the highest”

Congratulations and thanks to your family and friends for their support and love, because “it takes a whole village to raise a child”.

We bid farewell to the class of 2013. You are ending your time at St Joseph’s as a student but you will always be a treasured member of our school community. It has been my absolute privilege to share your Senior years with you. I have come to know you, both individually and collectively as a year level, and it has been a pleasure to watch you grow, lead and shine. So many highlights of the past two years which we have shared include:The Ministry of food program where some rather cautious cooks mastered some fine cuisine. Brennan Houghton finished Year 11 with academic excellence and although he hasn’t been studying this year he has been almost weekly, keeping tabs on what’s going on and staying connected. Football had its setbacks, with numerous injuries, some successes and sadness on the footy field. Many accomplishments were evident in the fields of rowing, basketball, volleyball, cricket, martial arts, boxing, arts and music. Stoofa inspired and challenged the boys to think differently about their lives and fitness. Daniel Glen designed the Hoodie which the boys were excited to wear at the end of Term 3. To our College Captain Jake Sykes and Deputy College Captains Lachlan Devine and Jakeb Fair who lead their team so ably. I thank you and all the leaders for your leadership, your love of SJC and your commitment to building our community. My advice to you is to find what makes you come alive…This world needs people who come alive. I have faith that you will be ok and you will make sure this country is ok...because there are young men like you who give of their time every week to assist homeless people by making breakfast, serving meals, giving their time, making coffee, tutoring, running clinics, washing cars, digging gardens, working with families who need respite, caring for friends especially our dear Brennan Houghton. I have faith because of young men like you.

To all the Year 12 teachers, and the Homeroom team who work daily in the care of your sons, I say thanks. As we close the door for 2013 we look to the future, of other doors opening to embrace and guide you for the rest of your lives. I wish you every success and happiness. Monika Ercoli - Year 12 Coordinator

JAMIE’S MINISTRY OF FOOD PROGRAM The Year 12 VCAL groups attended a 10 Week Jamie Oliver Ministry of Food program conducted at the Moorabool St campus in Geelong.

“We bid farewell to the class of 2013. You are ending your time at St Joseph’s as a student but you will always be a treasured member of our school community. It has been my absolute privilege to share your Senior years with you.” - Monika Ercoli

Jamie’s Ministry of Food is part of Health Together Victoria which is a jointly funded initiative of the Victorian and Commonwealth governments. The program aims to teach people about cooking easy, quick and healthy meals using fresh ingredients. The program aims to develop skills and knowledge in not only how to cook, but also shopping, budgeting and planning meals. The cooking skills developed weekly from boiling eggs to risotto, pasta, chicken and beef dishes and the finale which was a scrumptious roast and vegies. The skills the VCAL boys learnt will stand them in good stead in the kitchen and in life. Our VCAL program has enhanced further the applied learning skills which are fundamental to the ethos of the program. Our thanks go to Annalee and Lindy who supported the boys on their food journey.

Year 12 Celebrations

12A

Samuel Beamon

Shayne Gardiner

William Hardiman

Ruai Reech

Hayden Ryan

Matthew Bucki-Smith

Roy Caruso

Brock Close

Luke Davis

Mitchell Dowling

Paul Dreher

Jake Langenegger

Daniel McManus

Alexander Moreland

Damon O’Loughlin

Hudson Smith

Jake Sykes

Levi West

Ryan Wilson

Nathan Cavallo

Jack Doedee

Samuel Everett

Samuel Fitzgerald

Tory Garwood

Goran Grujovski

Michael Kennedy-James

Jacob Lane

Andre Losi

Luke Maddock

Michael Monea

Jake Nailon

Christian O’Halloran

Hugo Rouffignac

Jesse Simpson

Marko Sucic

James Vandenberg

Thomas Wesols

Jeremy King

Jakeb Fair

Steve Catanzariti

Homeroom Teacher

Samuel Abley

12B

Lachlan Brennan Mark Rayson

Homeroom Teacher

Jack Jenkins

ABSENT: Lachlan Ansell

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12C Homeroom Teacher

Margot Davies

Matthew Bourke

Daniel Glen

Nicholas Powell

Anthony Brooker

Kyle Carnell

Austin Daly

Samuel Dean

Lachlan Dillon

Nicholas Egan

Aaron Elea

Jesse Gray

Alexander Hill

Alexander Lindkvist

Dehgi Lueth

Michael Menchise

Matthew Motorniak

Jacob Murphy

Harrison Reader

Daniel Rezelj

James Rodgers

Alexander Searle

Andre Sharp

Bradie Thomas

Dylan Whitley

ABSENT: Marcus Anderson

12D Homeroom Teacher

Taryn Bates

Wade Archer

Jarrod Arnold

Charles Breen

James Chapman

Darcy Gaynor

Nicholas Gibbons

James Raimondo

Liam Rayner

Joshua Cole

Nicholas Conway

Samuel Darley

Spencer Davies

Oliver Gruszak

Liam Headland

Joseph Luppino

Liam Powell

Robert Sodomaco

Rainer Spoljaric

Jacob Stevenson

Jacob Toseland

12E

Joel Biscan

James Jimenez

Ben Jurica

Nicholas Powers

Cody Roberts

Lachlan Andrews

Wade Bergin-Leighton

Jeanpaul Dumont

Max Garratt

Andrey Matushevsky

Tote Moore

Andrew Blake

Jayden Brach

Oscar Doyle

Immanuel Dreessens

Conor Guina

Billy Maguire

Aztec Major

Matthew Mullins

Michael Podbury

Daniel Smith

Luke Smith

Benjamin Threlfall

Shane Van Den Nouwland

Mark Walker

Charlie Bowers

Ryan Buenaventura

Fraser Clatworthy

Raffaele Di Rubbo

Thomas Donoghue

Robert Drever

Christian Hayes

Nicholas Hill

Billy Keogh

Hayden Kerger

Yang Lu

Brendan Lugg

Zachary Pitman

Mark Ridgway

Jeremy Santuccione

Patrick Slack

Russell Waters

Joshua Looker

Mark Hyd

Kathy Jenkins

Homeroom Teacher

Joshua Alessi

12F Homeroom Teacher

Lachlan Brennan Lauren Hall

12G Homeroom Teacher

John Schlank

Bradley Canny

Joshua Coppe

Christopher Gulli

Terry Gunning

Cory Jones

Bill Le

Ned Mahony

Thomas McGuinness

Nicholas Myers

Daniel O’Halloran

Darcy O’Rielly

Nicholas Pecchiari

Aryan Puri

Harry Rawlings

Rick Resciniti

Ignatius Rudd

Timothy Sullivan

Dylan Tattersall

Cameron Toomey

Marcus Verdichizzi

Jayden Vermeulen

ABSENT: Brennan Houghton

Homeroom Teacher

Anne Condon

Reid Adams

Dominic Anderson

Mitchell Chrimes

Jake Kontogeorgis

Jackson Livermore

Bevan Shelley

Michael Evans

Thomas McCormack

Jesse Spehar

12H

Mitchell Everett

Matthew Gulli

Riley Henry

Anthony Holschier

Jackson Nelson

Anthony Nguyen

Thanh Nguyen

Zac Sheahan

Jesse Travaglini

Bradley Verfurth

Elliott Taylor

Alen Zulic

ABSENT: Nathan Fenby

12I

Marc Ballester

Julian Barbagallo

Harrison Bennett

Matthew Boag

James Costa

Lachlan Devine

Paul Feola

Cameron Fowler

Darcy Gardiner

Luke Guest

Matthew Hagebols

Mitchell Hoare

Callum Kirsopp

Jack Lang

Jake Lindrea

Jackson Maddison

Emmett Maloney

Luke McCoy

Toby Nash

Kur Angok

John Argyros

Austin Brayshaw

Jake Cobb

Campbell Grant

Joel Hartigan

Zac Herman

Timothy Lancaster

Marcus Lindeberg

Thomas Lowe

Thomas McGovan

Josh McManus

Kieran McNally

Shaun Niblock

Oliver Ramia

Steven Scolaro

Lachlan Todman

Tyson West

Benjamin Williams

Ashley Wray

Harrison Dolley

John Mitchell

Homeroom Teacher

Trent Archer

12J

Lachlan Brennan Lauren Flint

Homeroom Teacher

Darcy Huntley-Mitchell

ABSENT: Jesse Graauwmans,Yirrmal Marika

Year 12 Class of 2013

Years 7-10 Awards YEAR 7 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Thomas Ford

CROSS CURRICULAR AWARDS Abwi Deng Encouragement Fletcher Wilson Encouragement Kauri Farnham Consistent Effort Daniel Gudasic Consistent Effort Ryan McNearney Consistent Effort Lewis Rancic Consistent Effort Patrick Richards Consistent Effort Zachary Rockett Consistent Effort Joshua Spork Consistent Effort Phoenix Sweetten Consistent Effort

CROSS CURRICULAR AWARDS Peter Alesios Encouragement Patrick Consedine Encouragement Joshua Czerkiewicz Consistent Effort David Higginbottom Consistent Effort Samuel Morrison Consistent Effort Jack Simons Consistent Effort Liam Stonehouse Consistent Effort Mitchell Wharmby Consistent Effort

Harrison Adamko

Mathematics, Technology - Materials Food Jordan Alvarez English Jaxon Bruhn Religious Education Thomas Curran LOTE - Italian, Cross Curricular Award Consistent Effort Xavier Dowd English Charlie Fitzgerald The Arts - Art & Design Lachlan Francis English Benjamin Fraser Mathematics, The Arts - Drama Connor Hamilton Science Oliver Hanneysee Science William Kiebert English Doyle Madigan Religious Education Special Award - Cross Country U/13 Age Champion Eamon O’Callaghan The Arts - Drama Angus O’Connell The Arts - Music Colm O’Connor The Arts - Music Jake Raimondo The Arts - Band Finn Stephensen Religious Education Maxwell Uebergang Mathematics Kyle Williamson LOTE - Chinese Karl Zilic Humanities Matthew Zulumovski Humanities, Technology - Materials Food, The Arts - Art & Design, The Arts - Band

SPECIAL AWARDS Samuel Arnold Debating Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Colten Dunn Community Service Nicholas Pratt Community Service Joseph Caruana Leadership Ricky Ivelja Leadership Excellence Award - Religious Education Mitchell Johns Edmund Rice Award Excellence Award - Health and Physical Education Jack Henderson Brent Whitten Memorial Award Declan Fenton Mary Delahunty Memorial Award Jake McCorkell Principal’s Award

YEAR 8 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Dean-Paolo Adante Technology - Systems - Gentlemen start your engines Jermaine Bonnici Religious Education James Bowers The Arts - Music Performance Jordan Caccamo The Arts - Media, Humanities, LOTE - Italian, Technology - Materials Food Zachary Carew The Arts - Visual Communication Rory Crosbie The Arts - Drama

Technology - Systems All Systems are Go Joshua Forsyth The Arts - Visual Communication, Technology - ICT Surviving in an ICT age Andrew Foti Religious Education Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Aedan Green The Arts - 2D Michael Gulle LOTE - Italian Finbar Kinna The Arts - Drama Jackson Kos The Arts - Music Technical Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Charlie Lang LOTE - Chinese Andrew McCorkell The Arts - Visual Communication Callum McGough English Hugh McMahon Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Technology - Materials Food Special Award - Cross Country U/14 Age Champion Conor McNearney Mathematics Austin Perrott English, Technology - Materials Wood Denzel Rabino Science Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Max Richards Technology - ICT Surviving in an ICT age Benjamin Shelley The Arts - 3D, English Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Harrison Smith Technology - Materials Wood Isaac Travers-Hucker English Michael Walker The Arts - 3D, Technology - Systems Gentlemen start your engines, Zachary Walter The Arts - Visual Communication

SPECIAL AWARDS Samuel Christensen Westcourt Diary Cover Design Connor O’Keefe Westcourt Diary Cover Design Joseph McDonald Westcourt Diary Cover Design Chinonso Raymond Emma-Nnopu Athletics U/13 Age Champion Christian Davis Athletics U/14 Age Champion, U/14 Long Jump Record, U/14 800m Record Jack Keating Swimming U/ 14 Age Champion Joseph McDonald Community Service Jack Brogden Leadership Andrew McNeel Leadership Mathew Ghin Edmund Rice Award, Community Service Excellence Award - English Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Liam Jelley The Gabi Szentes Memorial Award, Debating Excellence Awards - The Arts - Media, Humanities, Technology - Systems All Systems are Go Michael Bongiorno Principal’s Award, Cross Country U/15 Age Champion Excellence Award - Mathematics 57

Years 7-10 Awards YEAR 9 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

YEAR 10 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Thomas Auld Connor Blackwell

Darcy Barling Rhys Anderson

The Arts - Visual Communication Technology - Systems Gentlemen start your engines Cross Curricular Award - Encouragement Jack Brittain The Arts - Drama Jack Bruce The Arts - Media Michael Caldow LOTE - Italian Quentin Connolly LOTE - French (VSL) Patrick Dowling The Arts - Photography Alexander Fama The Arts - Visual Communication, LOTE - Italian, Religious Education, Science, Technology - Materials Food Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Thomas Foley Mathematics Matthew Graham LOTE - Chinese Edward Gude Technology - Materials Wood Ned Harris Health and Physical Education, Humanities, Mathematics, Science, Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Thomas Lyons The Arts - Music Technical David Motorniak Religious Education Antonio Novta The Arts - Visual Communication, Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Justin Patterson Humanities, Religious Education Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Sam Quach The Arts - 3D Art Mark Ranasinghe The Arts - 2D Jared Ross The Arts - 2D, Technology - Systems Gentlemen start your engines Matthew Ryan English, Technology - ICT Computer Bits and Bytes Oscar Senftleben The Arts - Music Performance Sebastian Starcevic The Arts - Media Chad Suphamongkol The Arts - Photography, Technology Materials Food Jordan van Arend The Arts - Drama Kieren Walsh Mathematics CROSS CURRICULAR AWARDS Thomas Fitzgerald Encouragement Nicholas Beattie Consistent Effort Nathan Clark Consistent Effort Matthew Morter Consistent Effort Jordan Partington Consistent Effort Liam Spence Consistent Effort Kurt Stevens Consistent Effort Patrick Zulumovski Consistent Effort SPECIAL AWARDS Jack Henry Athletics U/15 Age Champion John Perks Swimming U/13 Age Champion Jonathan Dulce Community Service William Paatsch Community Service, Swimming U/15 Age Champion Excellence Award - Technology Materials Wood Jack O’Neill Leadership, Debating Excellence Award - English Daniel Rabbat Leadership Excellence Award - English Darcy Kiss Edmund Rice Award Rhys Hegyesi Principal’s Award Excellence Award - Technology ICT - CAD

The Arts - 2D LOTE - Chinese Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Lachlan Boseley Humanities - Accounting/Economics Jay Christou Religious Education Tom Doedee Health and Physical Education Lachlan Grant Technology - Materials Wood Jackson Gravett Technology - Systems - The Pits Samuel Haste The Arts - Drama Cross Curricular Award - Encouragement Jack Houlihan The Arts - Media, English - Literature Angus Hubber Religious Education Christian Kanellos The Arts - Visual Communication Lachlyn Keiller English - Literature Joseph Loughnan The Arts - Visual Communication, Technology - ICT - CAD Jackson Lynch Technology - ICT - Computer Generated Worlds Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Connor MacKenzie Technology - Systems - Robotics in action Callum McDonald The Arts - Music Performance Jackson McLachlan Technology - Materials Food Bailey Biggs Humanities - Legal/Political Studies, Mathematics, Special Awards - Athletics U/16 Age Champion, U/16 Shotput Record Brad McMaster English Jake Williamson Technology - Materials Wood Special Award - Cross Country U/16 Age Champion Benjamin McNamara Mathematics Jackson Oeldrich Technology - ICT - Computer Bits and Bytes Jasper Pelletier The Arts - 2D Keegan Robertson The Arts - Media Lachlan Sharp English, Humanities - Navigation Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Nicholas Stahl English Zachariah Stankiewicz Humanities - History James Teague The Arts - Photography Thomas Walker LOTE - Chinese, Science Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Patrick West The Arts - Drama, Religious Education Cheng Yu Technology - ICT - Game Design and Development, Technology - ICT Introduction to Software Programming CROSS CURRICULAR AWARDS Nathan Dillon Consistent Effort Jack Hockley-Samon Consistent Effort Angus Kramer Consistent Effort Oliver Le Clerc Consistent Effort James Perks Consistent Effort Christopher Phelan Consistent Effort SPECIAL AWARDS Patrick Kavenagh Awards Night Program Cover Design Nathan Keating Classic 50m Sprint Record, Intermediate Butterfly Record, U/16 Backstroke Record, U/16 Breaststroke Record, Swimming U/16 Age Champion

Years 7-10 Awards Evan Spoljaric Samuel Fatone Samuel Kiebert Ashley Gillespie Mitchell Loughnan Ned Fitzgerald

Community Service Cross Curricular Award - Encouragement Leadership, Debating Excellence Awards - LOTE - Italian, Mathematics, Science Leadership Edmund Rice Award Ad Alta 10 Program Cross Curricular Award - Consistent Effort Principal’s Award

SENIOR MUSIC & DRAMA AWARDS Nicholas Conway Darcy Gaynor Liam Headland Jeremy King Michael Podbury Nicholas Powell Jesse Simpson

Service to Drama Service to Drama Service to Drama Service to Music Service to Music Service to Music and Drama Service to Music and Drama

SPECIAL MUSIC AWARDS OUTSTANDING COMMITMENT Samuel Chalmers Junior Band Academy Hamish McManus Junior Band Academy Liam Jelley Intermediate Band Thomas Howell Senior Band Michael-Patrick HehirSenior Band Matthew Graham Stage Band Ryan Bentley Vocal Ensemble THE MATHEW SHELLEY CUP FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE MUSIC PROGRAM Jeremy King

Senior Years Awards YEAR 11 EXCELLENCE AWARDS Kim Barini Ryan Bentley

Nicholas Brandimarti Tyson Brasier Jake Butcher Jack Callahan

Daniel Carew Benjamin Cazaly Emily Cole (SHC) Thomas Dixon (Year 10) Cameron Drake (Year 10) Aidan Edwards (Year 10) Ryan Fatone (Year 10) Matthew Gordon Sarah Grace (SHC) Samuel Handley Michael Kakouros

VCAL Citizenship Award Year 11 Principal’s Award, Australian and Global Politics, English, Literature ACU Campus Deans Scholarship Leadership Award VCAL Teamwork Award VCAL Structured Workplace Learning Outstanding Dedication & Performance Edmund Rice Award, Chinese, Religious Education (Texts and Tradition) Geography Community Service Award Outdoor & Environmental Studies Business Management - Unit 1/2 Health and Human Development - Unit 1/2 Product Design and Technology - Unit 1/2 Accounting - Unit 1/2 Community Service Award Economics General Mathematics (Further), Legal Studies Media

Jack Kufe

Encouragement Award, Religious Education (Religion and Society) Kester Leibhardt (Year 10) Environmental Science - Unit 1/2 Jack Lubcke VET/VCAL Excellence Award Edward Lunardelli VCAL Citizenship Award James McDonald Senior Diary Cover Design winner, Cross Country - U/17 Age Champion Bridget McGivern (SHC) History Benjamin McNamara (Year 10) Physical Education - Unit 1/2 Dean McNay VCAL Structured Workplace Learning Outstanding Dedication & Performance Casey Meehan Food Technology Matthew Milanovic Encouragement Award Samuel Moore Foundation English Tyler O’Brien VET/VCAL Excellence Award Jack Paterson Foundation Mathematics Charles Purdy Visual Communication Nicholas Radoslav VCAL Teamwork Award Ciaran Ross Community Service Award Luke Rush Swimming - U/17 Age Champion Nicholas Rushbrook Junior Diary Cover Design winner Riley Sherman Studio Arts Nathan Stones Psychology Michael Tolj (Year 10) Biology - Unit 1/2 David Van Etten General Mathematics (Specialist), Mathematical Methods (CAS), Physics Harrison Veale Athletics - U/17 Age Champion Tyler Watkins Information Technology 59

Senior Years Awards YEAR 12 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS

Matthew Bucki-Smith

Ryan Draper Memorial Award For excellence in Debating and Public Speaking Russell Waters

Dominic Anderson Andrew Blake

Matthew Caldow (Year 11) Georgia Caruana (SHC) Fraser Clatworthy Jake Cobb Shane Collard (Year 11) Michael Connolly (Year 11) Lachlan Devine Mitchell Dowling Lachlan Dillon Robert Drever Samuel Everett Aiden Garipoli Tory Garwood Christian Hayes Mark Hyd Jeremy King Jake Kontogeorgis Cameron Kos (Year 11) Jack Lang Joshua Looker Ned Mahony Kieran McNally Daniel Milanovic (Year 11) Bradley Mogic (Year 11) Tote Moore Jacob Murphy Michael Podbury Ignatius Rudd Nicholas Rushbrook (Year 11) Bevan Shelley Luke Smith Robert Sodomaco Zachary Pitman Mark Walker Benjamin Williams

ACHIEVEMENT

VCE High Achiever Award Systems Engineering, VCE High Achiever Award Psychology, VCE High Achiever Award Maths: Further Mathematics - Unit 3/4 Italian Swimming - Senior Age Champion VCAL All Rounder Award Accounting - Unit 3/4 French - Unit 3/4 VCE High Achiever Award Swimming - Senior Age Champion Cross Country - Senior Age Champion Physics, VCE High Achiever Award Health And Human Development, Outdoor And Environmental Studies, VCE High Achiever Award Systems Engineering, It Applications - Unit 3/4 Studio Arts VCE High Achiever Award VCE High Achiever Award Music Performance, VCE High Achiever Award VCE High Achiever Award Music (VCE VET) - Unit 3/4 Physical Education, VCE High Achiever Award Environmental Science, VCE High Achiever Award Maths: Specialist Mathematics, Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS), VCE High Achiever Award VCAL - School Based Apprenticeship Excellence Biology - Unit 3/4, Chemistry Business Management - Unit 3/4 VCE High Achiever Award Athletics - Senior Age Champion VCE High Achiever Award Chemistry, English, VCE High Achiever Award Studio Arts Outdoor And Environmental Studies VCE High Achiever Award VCE High Achiever Award Highest Scored VET, Information Technology (VCE VET) VCE High Achiever Award VCAL - Consistent Effort

Dion Wunungmurra (Year 11) Certificate II in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Jerol Wunungmurra (Year 11) Certificate II in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care VicRoads Indigenous Secondary School Waadhi Conole (Year 9) Scholarship Zac Herman (Year 12) Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award 60

Adam Bryant Memorial House Competition Shield Winner For the winner of the Inter-house Competition Foley House Marcus Anderson Frank Merlino Memorial Cup For excellence in Information Technology Aiden Garipoli Michael Carmody Memorial Award For examplary Leadership at School and in the wider Community Jakeb Fair St Joseph’s College Students’ Award (Voted by peers) For the student who has ‘strived for the highest’ Robert Drever Old Collegian’s Association Citizenship Award For contribution and service to the College Matthew Bucki-Smith Parents & Friends Association Cultural Award (Performing Arts) For contribution to the cultural life of the College Jeremy King Michael Podbury Edmund Rice Award For promoting and supporting the values of Edmund Rice Mark Walker Old Collegian’s Association – Leo Turner Memorial Award For excellence in sport Darcy Gardiner Zampatti All Rounder Award For excellence in a range of activities Jake Sykes Dux of College For academic excellence in VCE Ignatius Rudd McNeill Cup For overall excellence, leadership and commitment to the College Lachlan Devine

Mission It might seem when we look around our communities that the influence of religious orders such as the Christian Brothers has markedly diminished over the years. Despite the decrease in numbers of brothers, however, the spirit of Edmund Rice is living strong in our community, in schools such as here at St Joseph’s, in Edmund Rice Camps, in the Edmund Rice Asylum Seeker Project and the St Kilda Food Van. This year St Joseph’s College undertook an EREA Renewal which aimed to establish how well we as a College were living up to being a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice tradition. In a wonderful vote of confidence the Renewal affirmed that we were living out the Charter Touchstones (Liberating Education, Gospel Spirituality, Justice and Solidarity, and Inclusive Community) in a sincerely authentic manner, one that is true to our local Geelong community. Part of the way that we do this is by providing our students with experiences through which they explore their beliefs and values and reflect on their place in life, such as through the experiences mentioned below. The team this year has farewelled Mr John Stephensen from the role of Director of Mission and Identity, replaced by Ms Jo Hart. And we welcomed Ms Claire Wrigley to the role of Community Service Coordinator. She has given the role a new energy and has been a hard working addition to this area of the school. A liturgical highlight this year was the full school participation in the Stations of the Cross in Holy Week at a number of locations around the school. Liturgies have been held in times of bereavement for classes, year levels and groups of friends. The Chapel is now open every day for anyone to drop in, and many classes visit for meditation, prayer and viewing the stained glass windows. Curriculum in Religious Education continues to develop, with the next challenge being to create a program for our 2014 Westcourt students. There will be two major foci at Year 9 – “The Women in Jesus’ Life” & “Prayer – a way to communicate.” Another aspect of curriculum in the RE domain is Wellbeing.

This sequential curriculum has been trialled across all year levels in 2013 and will be officially launched in 2014. It is divided into four spheres – social, physical, emotional & future wellbeing, the aim being to meet the needs of our students in each of these areas. Year 11 student, Seb Rawson, had the privilege of attending World Youth Day in Rio with the Melbourne Archdiocesan group. He returned filled with the Spirit, energised and empowered by the amazing experiences he’d had. On his return, Seb wrote: “The time spent there will stay with me forever and the lessons and experiences I gained are immeasurably important to strengthening my faith.” It was humbling and satisfying to learn that the Sudanese Community no longer feel the need for the tutoring program that our students have supported for some eight years. However, there are many other refugees and asylum seekers who have more recently arrived in the area, hence our partnership with Diversitat, Clonard and Sacred Heart Colleges, to support the Refugee Homework Program at Northern Bay College for primary school students. This program began in term four and we look forward to it continuing in 2014.

“Whilst the pilgrimage is now over, we, as former pilgrims and now evangelisers, will go forth and spread the word of World Youth Day.” - Seb Rawson

2013 has seen a change for our staff reflection day. After three years of sending all staff out on community service, we are bringing all staff in for a “Mind, Body, Spirit” day to provide them with experiences which will nourish and develop their own physical, emotional and spiritual journey. Staff have also enjoyed throughout the year professional development in the areas of meditation, the Eucharist and how to lead their students in reflecting more deeply on community service. Jo Hart, Vicki Mills, John Harmon, Claire Wrigley The Mission Team

Stations of the Cross for the Easter Liturgy World Youth Day in Rio

Raising awareness for Asylumn Seekers without a voice

Community Service “We often receive feedback from the community organisations expressing their gratitude for the boys help and receive comments of how well the boys conduct themselves. These invaluable experiences we hope are something the boys will remember well beyond St Joseph’s and we hope may ignite a desire in them to help others in their community.” - Claire Wrigley

In the tradition of Edmund Rice of service to others the staff and students of St Joseph’s have truly answered this call. They have been so giving of their time to participate in service to help the marginalised in our community. Their involvement in community service defines who we are as Catholics and reflects the Justice and Solidarity touchstone of Edmund Rice Schools. This year, as their community service, the Year 7s have learnt about the work of St Vinnies and the example set by St Vincent de Paul. They have heard from Peter Chiang, the President of St Vinnies in Geelong. Peter enlightened the boys on the many services St Vinnies offer to the Geelong community and specifically where the clothing and money would go that they raised as part of the SJC Sleep Out. 40 Year 7 & 8 boys slept out for one night at school to raise awareness and money for homeless in Geelong. The boys experienced what it was like to be cold and alone and have nowhere to sleep. The next day the whole school wore casual dress and brought in blankets and clothing to donate to St Vinnies winter appeal. The response from the boys was amazing, filling a St Vinnies truck to the roof. Year 8 students lead an appeal to develop an understanding of the work of the Geelong Food Relief Centre. Rob Gurney, from Geelong Food relief spoke to the students about the service the centre offers in providing relief for 8000 families in the Geelong area. Students lead the appeal to make it all the way around Zampatti oval with cans of food and to build a pyramid of cereal boxes.The whole school supported the appeal by wearing casual dress and donating a box of cereal or can of food for the privilege. This was a most successful campaign driven by Year 8 students and their RE teachers in 2013 with a large amount of non-perishable foods being donated. At St Joseph’s we receive numerous requests for assistance from various organisations. This year a number of Year 12 boys supported Legacy Geelong by shaking tins at an AFL football match at Simonds Stadium. Also a number of junior leaders sold pens and badges at school over legacy week. Many boys also

The Cage and Vinnies donations

Winter Sleepout

helped out the Scope ‘Walk with me’ event in Geelong in September at the Eastern Gardens and represented the College extremely well. Year 12 students should be proud of the amount of community service they have completed this year as a collective group. In total the boys have completed over 1200 hours of community service in our community volunteering with schools, St Vinnies, Salvation Army, Legacy, nursing homes and refugee programs just to name a few. We often receive feedback from the community organisations expressing their gratitude for the boys’ help and receive comments of how well the boys conduct themselves. These invaluable experiences we hope are something the boys will remember well beyond St Joseph’s and we hope may ignite a desire in them to help others in their community. This year the Breakfast Programs have seen an explosion of involvement from both staff and students. Each Thursday and Friday a group of students and a staff member have met early to head to St Thomas Aquinas Norlane or St Francis Xavier Corio Primary Schools to assist St Vinnies with the provision of a breakfast program. Our students buttered many slices of toast and poured many milos and juices to ensure that students in those areas would begin the day with some food in their stomachs to help them learn. Thanks to a variety of staff getting involved in this program, a large number of students from across the year levels have been able to participate, and for many, experience their first community service activity. Many thanks needs to be extended to our local organisations who partner with us for all these activities. Our students gain so much understanding through their experiences of how different other people’s lives are compared to their own and of how much more difficult life can be. They realise that they can make a difference to a person’s life just by spending time with them. They come to understand that a helping hand can make a big difference and all of us working together can have a significant effect on others. Claire Wrigley - Community Service Coordinator

Packing cans collected in the Toucan Appeal

ATSI Partnerships ABORIGINAL & TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER GARDEN PROJECT 2013 saw a number of significant steps forward for the garden project. Excitingly, Alice Condon, landscape architect, has been appointed to develop plans for the garden. She is using the designs completed by Ad Alta students last year under the guidance of Uncle David and Simon Cahir, to develop a professional plan for the garden.

a crocodile farm. The experience was fantastic and everyone learnt a lot about reconciliation which will never be forgotten. Will Paatsch - Year 9

A TRUE IMMERSION I was privileged to travel to Queensland as part of the St Joseph’s Year 9 Immersion program.Twelve students, Mrs Linda Bentley and I stayed at St Brendan’s College To the project team we welcomed our new Koori boarding school in Yeppoon for the whole week. Education Officer, Susan Collins, who since coming to Our boys attended some classes with their host St Joseph’s has been a font of ideas and support for students and every day there was an excursion to a the project.We also welcomed new project members, local attraction including the Capricorn Caves, Great Adam Morrisey and Amy Young, from Science and Keppell Island, the Rockhampton Dreamtime Centre Humanities Domains, to assist with the curriculum and a crocodile farm. At the school, we were treated planning for the garden. to a “Cup Marie” which is a kind of local traditional Throughout this project we work in partnership with meal as well as some traditional dancing from Torres Uncle David of the Wathaurong Cooperative and Strait Islander students. with the assistance of Peter Antanasovski, our NAB Overall though, the word Immersion was the key Mentor as part of the School’s First Program. to our stay. As the days went on our boys totally The garden will be on the Zampatti oval side of the immersed themselves in the routines of boarding B-Block between the C-block and cricket pavilion school life.They did homework together, played sport with the beautiful eucalypt shading the meeting place together and swam in the school pool. Their parents back home would have marvelled to see them stop area. talking and go to sleep when lights were turned out The project group are feeling very excited now at 9.15pm every night! Our boys interacted easily that plans have been developed. The garden will be with Aboriginal boys from all over Queensland and constructed next year with ongoing development in the Torres Strait Islands. On our last night there were further years. hugs and exchanges of sports shirts, demonstrating Jo Hart - On behalf of ATSI Garden Project Team the strength of the bonds that had been formed in a few short days. YEPPOON TRIP In October this year, twelve Year 9 boys along with All our students hopefully learn a lot at St Joseph’s Mrs Bentley and Mr Harmon, were lucky enough to about Reconciliation, but the boys on the Yeppoon trip travel to Yeppoon, Northern Queensland, as part of have been lucky enough to experience Reconciliation the St Brendan’s College’s immersion program. We all in action. They came to a school where students and stayed within the St Brendan’s boarding house with staff of indigenous and non-indigenous backgrounds students from their school who had previously come simply get on with the job, and they very quickly and stayed in Geelong - boarding was a completely slotted into the lifestyle themselves. The more they different experience! We attended classes with the share their stories with family and friends back home, host students every day as well as excursions to local the more the work of Reconciliation continues in our attractions including the Capricorn Caves, Great own backyard. Keppel Island, the Rockhampton Cultural Centre and John Harmon - Chaplaincy & Liturgy Coordinator Yeppoon immersion

“A large number of families supported the Marrma’ Rom Foundation. This program supports boys from North East Arnhem Land to live in Geelong, attend St Joseph’s, and learn to live assuredly in the western world. The intention is for these boys to “walk confidently in two worlds” and help close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Two current participants, Dion and Jerol, are working on a Certificate in Indigenous Health which will enable them to assist their community to improve health outcomes.” Jo Hart - Director of Mission

Uncle David visits the site of the ATSI Garden

Curriculum “The involvement of students from St Joseph’s in these and other similar programs is a reflection of the importance staff at St Joseph’s place on maintaining the most current and up to date knowledge of best practice use of student assessment data.” - Vin Brown

CURRICULUM 2013 - CELEBRATING OUR TEACHING AND LEARNING PROGRAM. Our teaching and learning program provides many opportunities for our students to experience a diverse range of subjects supported by many extracurricular activities and opportunities such as the inaugural LitFEST (celebrating writing in many forms), sustainability initiatives and celebrations in The Arts. This year has been an exciting year for our school where we have seen the opening of the Trade Training Centre and the development of the Year 9 program for our new campus. WESTCOURT The introduction of a Year 9 campus in 2014 is one of the biggest changes to SJC for many years. The development of curriculum for Westcourt has been an exciting and valuable challenge for all involved. Led by Ashwin Pillai, the Westcourt team of teachers have worked tirelessly to create a curriculum that engages Year 9 boys whilst providing a rigorous teaching and learning program. Each term at Westcourt will revolve around a particular curriculum focus. The core curriculum in Year 9 will focus on the four facets of the Year 9 model (My Self, My Community, My World and My Future) and will continue to develop, extend and apply acquired skills and knowledge to real life contexts and issues. An English and Humanities curriculum called Think will be teaching concepts and skills using an integrative and inquiry approach. The Maths and Science components of the curriculum are taught in Investigate where students are encouraged to acquire and put to use their research skills and inquiry processes. Other features of the curriculum include The Rite Journey and Learning Communities. The Rite Journey is a unique educational program that involves ceremonial rites of passage and a mentoring component aimed to support the development of responsible and resilient adults. Learning Communities explores the connection between the student and his community and how they interact and connect. The Westcourt staff have developed a strong and varied elective program of Challenge and Enrichment subjects including DIY guitar, PLANeT green, Remote Control Car Challenge, Math is in the Air and Biology on the Move. TRADE TRAINING CENTRE Another major development has been the opening of the new Trade Training Centre. Next year will see the introduction of additional subjects including Carbon

Management and Allied Health. This year a partnership between VACCHO (Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation), Wathaurong Co-operative and St Joseph’s College enabled three students to complete the Certificate II in Aboriginal Health. This course was initiated by our Koori Education Worker, Lisa Couzens and continued with the support of Susan Collins. Next year the students will undertake the Certificate III in Aboriginal Health in the Trade Training Centre. REPORTING Last year we introduced the Parent Access Module known as PAM. This year the system was expanded to include assessment tasks and reporting. Parents/ guardians are able to access information on assessment, attendance and homework. This system provides more immediate feedback to parents. STUDENT ASSESSMENT DATA During Term 3 this year students from St Joseph’s College were selected to participate in the NAPLAN Trialling test organised by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER). As opposed to the actual NAPLAN testing which involves all Year 7 and 9 students only a sample of Year 9 students were chosen to take part. The purpose of the trial is to develop questions and assessments that are reliable indicators of students’ abilities. In a similar manner a sample of Year 8 students and teaching staff were selected to participate in the International Computer and Information Literacy Study (ICILS). This program also run by ACER is part of a wide ranging investigation that involves comparative studies from over twenty countries to determine the Information and Technology skills of Year 8 students from around the world. The involvement of students from St Joseph’s in these and other similar programs is a reflection of the importance staff at St Joseph’s place on maintaining the most current and up to date knowledge of best practice use of student assessment data. Our shared vision….states we encourage one another “to strive for the highest”, to develop and use our talents and abilities, and to respect and show compassion towards others. Our curriculum allows students to find what they are best at, appreciate the talents of others and support those around them and in the greater community. Michelle Brodrick - Director of Curriculum & Vin Brown - Director of Teaching & Learning

Student Leaders THE MID-WINTER BALL In the early days of January 2013, which now feels like years away, a small group of dedicated students, past and present, banded together to continue the ongoing idea of the inaugural ‘Mid Winter Ball’. As newly appointed head of the free-to-bes, I felt it necessary to carry out this vision and turn it into a reality. By early February our first meeting went by and concrete jobs were set, meeting after meeting we found ourselves halting at the obstacle of money. Suddenly when one of the keen sacred heart girls applied for a $1000 dollar grant (Given by GASP Geelong), everything began to feel more and more like a well-oiled machine. Days, week’s months past, and after the introduction of the tickets, banners, sit-down meetings with headspace and conformation of entertainment, the night was upon us. Glitz and glamour were in abundance on the successful night of 20 June 2013, the night that held a candle to the sufferers of mental health and raised awareness and funds toward the organisation, Headspace. Mid-Winter ball rocked the St Joseph’s gym accompanied by the fellow Catholic schools of Clonard, Sacred Heart and St Ignatius that helped the night become a success. The music helped set the scene for a memorable night with the ‘Sacred Heart Vet Band’, Dj’s Ayden Green, Patrick Slack of St Joseph’s and Zane from St Ignatius leading the charge, assisted by the ever-famous iPod. Daunted as the group of organisers were, we couldn’t have imagined a more magically spectacular success. Roughly $5000 raised, hundreds of guests and a tonne of fun was had. So even as we reel back and ponder the great experience had, it is incredible the opportunity a humble Joey’s student can embrace, with just the right amount of motivation and support, from a great and diverse school. With much gratitude for the time I’ve had here, a big thank-you, from myself those a part of CLOGS and Headspace Geelong Jakeb Fair - Year 12

YEAR 9 LEADERSHIP 2013 has been a productive year for the Year 9 Leaders. Every Monday at recess throughout the year, we met along with the Years 8 and 10 Leaders. We would discuss projects, fundraisers and other issues around the school with the Middle School Leadership Coordinator, Ms Westwood. Together, we combined our ideas to hold fundraisers such as the 40hr famine and ‘See the Person Not the Disability’ day. We also participated in many other initiatives. The Year 9 Leaders frequently spoke at assemblies and helped out the Senior Leaders. All students were grateful for this opportunity to gain confidence and to help improve our school. Tom Fitzgerald - Year 9 IDAHO DAY On Friday 17 May the student leadership team organised activities to celebrate IDAHO day (International Day against Homophobia). Students could receive a free wristband with the words ‘I will not stand by’ printed across them if they took the pledge to ‘stand up’ against any forms of homophobia or bullying alike. The day was a huge success with over 450 students signing the pledge. Hopefully the wristbands they received will act as a reminder of the pledge they have taken to make St Joseph’s a more inclusive and safe environment for ALL.

“The wonderfully magical night was made and it could not have been possible without the help of Shane ‘Smokey’ Dawson, Lachie Porter along with all groundsmen, helpful teachers of all schools and Headspace.” - Jakeb Fair

The junior school assembly on Monday 20 May was also run by the middle school leaders and was focused on the message of celebrating and respecting diversity and eliminating the use of the term ’gay’ as a derogative term in our school. Presented to the students was a list of alternative words they could use and that students using the term in the incorrect way should ‘buy a dictionary’ and stop sounding stupid. A big thank-you to all the middle school leaders that assisted on the day, you continue to surprise and exceed my expectations of you as leaders. Rebecca Westwood - Student Leadership Coordinator

VCAL “Our Girls Night In raised over $14,000. We worked together to host an event in honour of the women in our lives that raised money and awareness for women affected by cancer.” - Tim Lancaster

VCAL has been a fantastic program for me to undertake in my two final years of school. I knew from an early age that I wanted to undertake a trade when completing school so VCAL was the perfect option for me. It has allowed me to work in a hands on manner, while continuing to develop my literacy and numeracy skills. My classmates and I have all undertaken either Structured Work Placements or School Based Apprenticeships, VET courses and traineeships. In addition we have completed training at school including Construction Induction cards, Cert II in Hospitality: Food & Beverage and cooking classes at Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food. I have loved coming to school every day and participating in all the community service and work related activities, having real life experiences and making a difference around the school and in the community. Zac Herman - Year 12 VCAL Leader GIRLS NIGHT IN This year’s Auction Night raised a total of $14,373.93 for the Victorian Cancer Council. Over the past three years we have raised just over $30,000 for the fight against women’s cancers. The Cancer Council have acknowledged our donation by making a video about us, featuring us in their national newsletter and bestowing upon us not one, but two Research Awards. They have been named in memory of Suzie and Veronica Major, and Jaquie O’Toole.These women inspired us to start fundraising back in 2011 and we are proud of what we have achieved in their names. We thank our parents and College community for supporting us in making a difference. Special thanks to my Mum Chris for coordinating all the donations and Zac’s Dad Buster Herman for doing all the catering. Tim Lancaster

Training at Bounce trampoline park

BOUNCE HEALTH & WELLBEING EXCURSION Year 11 and 12 VCAL were fortunate enough to go to Melbourne this year to undertake a training session at Bounce Inc. trampoline park. Along with having lots of fun, the boys were working on their communication, cognitive, and team work skills while meeting Learning Outcomes linked to health & wellbeing. Kieran McNally - Year 12 LIFE SKILLS This year the Year 12 VCAL class has undertaken study in ‘Life Skills’. We helped design the program and we chose to focus on the following: interview skills, career choices, and all boys developed a detailed job portfolio and participated in mock job interviews. The car maintenance work shop and round of golf were highlights. Jake Cobb - Year 12 VCAL Leader NUMERACY Year 12 students studied passata sauce making and all of the mathematics behind the process. Duties included, ordering supplies, making a roster for the day, washing and cutting supplies, cooking, bottling, sterilising, labelling, marketing and selling. Upon completion of the project we produced a report including all the calculations related to unit prices and comparisons as well as the concept and reality of the bottom line. Over 200 bottles were sold with proceeds raised being donated to charity. In order to offer customers at the Girls Night In a taste test we also learnt how to make ricotta dumplings from

Sam Dempster,Tyler O’Brien, Declan McKinnon and Dean McNay enjoying a well earned break during the Peter Mac bike ride

Mrs Irving’s Year 11 PDS class earning our Scope Bronze Medallions

VCAL the ‘two Greedy Italians’ cook book. The sauce was served over the dumplings with a garnish of freshly shaved parmesan. Passata: that’s it! John Argyros & Austin Brayshaw

YEAR 11 In numeracy we drew up plans using a scale 1:50 and then constructed a model of our dream entertainment venue or workshop justifying the form and function of our model. It was good to design it and then actually construct it. We took a lot of time and care. It was important to me to get it just right. Tyson Brasier - Year 11 Year 11 VCAL Personal Development Skills participated in a number of workshops and courses undertaken by the school for the first time. In Term 1 we participated in stress management work shops where we learnt to meditate and use different strategies to deal with stress.

drug use. We completed a number of motivational personal training sessions with renowned personal trainer ‘Stoofa’.

Flint & Bam Stall

“Our potato cakes sold out quicker than a One Direction concert.” - Jacob Connelly on raising money for the Casey Tutungi Fund.

In Term 3 we enjoyed working independently on our own personal projects ranging from ocean kayaking, fundraising for Casey Tutungi, local primary school and kinder programs, a farewell lunch for the Year 12s, bullying workshops for Year 8s, and the production of goods for sale at markets. A highlight was the charity bike ride we did to help Mr Shalders raise money for Peter Mac. The Year 11 VCAL PDS classes have had an extremely productive year and are very proud of our many successes and achievements. Tyler O’Brien & Sam Dempster - Year 11

Personal training sessions

In Term 2 we undertook our SCOPE Bronze Medallion which recognises our ability to work alongside people with a disability.We participated in workshops at school, and then went to SCOPE Industries and worked alongside people with disabilities. We also participated in the Red Cross Save a Mate course where we learnt about the dangers of alcohol and Raising $527 for the Casey Tutungi Fund. nd.

Cody Huntly Mitchell & Nick Radoslav with some “Flint & Bam” products

VET “I have found that the boys who are currently participating in school based apprenticeships and traineeships are highly sought after by local employers when they finish their schooling.They have a great reputation for being well presented and hardworking and this is a real credit to them.” - Jarrod Gore

With VET (Vocational Education and Training) studies continuing to grow at St Joseph’s and the construction of the Joseph Innovation & Trade Training Centre, 2013 was turning out to be a busy year.

partners. The Joseph Innovation & Trade Training Centre is a great asset for our College as it will allow our students to study on site in an environment that is more familiar and supportive to them.

Now having completed nearly a full school year as the VET Coordinator I was starting to become more comfortable in the role, I was starting to build relationships with the boys and get to know their future dreams and aspirations.

School based apprenticeship/traineeship numbers continued to rise during the year with more and more students enquiring about obtaining positions. Boys who undertake school based apprenticeships/ traineeships are enrolled in a nationally recognised Certificate II or III level qualification whilst attending school. The boys are able to use this qualification to gain credit towards their VCE or VCAL studies and I have found that the boys who are currently participating in school based apprenticeships/ traineeships are highly sought after by local employers when they finish their schooling. They have a great reputation for being well presented and hardworking and this is a real credit to them.

Here at St Joseph’s we acknowledge that not every student learns in the same way and this is why we offer VET certificates as part of our curriculum. Over 200 students undertook VET studies at St Joseph’s this year on either a Monday or Wednesday afternoon in a wide range of courses delivered across Geelong. These courses range from general trades such as Building and Construction to more specialist areas such as Information Technology. Some VET certificates allow students the opportunity to have a “work placement”.The placement is held for one day a week or in the holidays. I have found these placements very beneficial for the boys as it allows them to apply the skills learnt in VET to the “Real World” and also helps the boys to become more “Job Ready” for their future pathways after St Joseph’s. With the Joseph Innovation & Trade Training Centre being built and scheduled to be open for operation in 2014 I had a busy time advertising the courses that we would be offering on site and organising our auspicing VET Hospitality

VET Bricklaying

Overall 2013 has been a great year for VET, our numbers are continuing to grow, our facilities have been improved and the boys are extremely enthusiastic about their studies. St Joseph’s College operates a great VET program and I am very excited to see what future years will bring. Jarrod Gore - VET Coordinator

The Trade Training Centre is going to be a fantastic resource for VET students

Ad Alta 10 This year in Ad Alta the boys started and finished enthusiastically. We were a mixed lot with some of the students very keen to pursue a career in the construction industry, others in the hospitality and others in horticulture. We have been very lucky with four boys completing a School Based Apprenticeship in Horticulture with Greening Australia. Michael Thompson and Matt Levar Smith also picked up school based apprenticeships as the year progressed. Riley Humm secured an apprenticeship for 2014 and onwards due to his excellent efforts on work experience. Several other boys were offered jobs or apprenticeships also but declined and chose to stay on to do their final years here at SJC. The boys embarked on a new subject Careers which was both exciting and helpful. They developed great skills and knowledge in this area and have complied a very impressive resume for themselves. Included in the resume are certificates in safe@work modules, Level 1 first Aid, Hospitality certificates in Safe Food Handling and a Level 1 Barista certificate. The boys have developed their skills on the coffee machine and the “VcafA” coffee shop is booming with the help from the VCAL boys. They have worked on some very interesting stools, bean bags, seats, coat hook racks etc for the coffee shop. I can honestly say I have never seen such great designs as I have seen this year! The LED lamps were equally fantastic and original. Some of the students also participated in a course with Food Technology.They discovered how to cook a wide variety of meals with great flair. More importantly perhaps they also learnt safe food handling and how to cook nutritious budget meals instead of buying fast food. I would like to thank Cassandra Coogan for her endless patience and help she has given to the boys. Another highlight I think has probably been the Community Based Religious Education program. Mr John Stephenson and Mr John Monagle have been a sensational resource and help in all things community based and I believe the boys have learnt a lot from the experiences they made available to them. The boys have displayed over the year a real growth Wheel chair basketball

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in maturity and shown themselves to be capable more than ever to enter the workforce or to continue their studies here at St Joseph’s.There were many activities and excursions organised by the students for the students which is a real credit to them. The year has been challenging to us all, teachers and students alike but I genuinely feel that we are have all learnt a lot from each other and the experience of being part of Ad Alta 2013. Lastly I would like to thank Kym our wonderful teacher aide who made my work so much easier. She has formed close bonds with all the boys and I would think we will all miss her next year. I would like to thank all the teachers who have taught or helped the Ad Alta boys this year. Simon Cahir - Ad Alta Coordinator

In Ad Alta this semester we have been working on some LED lamps that we made out of recycled materials. We had to make a whole folio for it and a standee that we could put next to the lamps once they were on display. I made my lamp out of an old skateboard and some wheels. It was great that I could incorporate skateboarding with my school work. I have really enjoyed doing this because we had a lot of freedom and could make whatever we wanted. I am really looking forward to next semester. Sam Atkins

“I discovered that I like working in the retail industry” - Justis Brayshaw “ I learnt how to measure things in a very small scale” - Matthew Fierka “In SBAL I learnt how to be creative and think outside the box when thinking of ideas” - Riley Humm “I discovered that I am good at designing things” - Riley Hollmer.

I learnt that I would like to do a trade, I also learnt how to wire a compressor and how the gas flows of an industrial fridge works. Sam Hoffman I like all the hands on things we do, also the activities we did throughout the year. Lachlan Gangell Riley Humm & Matthew Fierka

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Careers “In 2013, students participated in a number of careers excursions including career expos at the Avalon Airshow, the Australian Grand Prix, the Whitehouse Institute Open Day and the Geelong Cats Teamwork and Leadership workshop.” - Karen Shum

CAREER’S WEEK 2013 Careers Week aims to get students thinking about their future career pathways. During Careers Week, students were prompted to begin preparing for their future pathway at school and to think about decisions that they will need to make that will shape their future. This year, students were able to attend two presentations from 13 career industry areas. These included aviation, CFA, Police, Ambulance, ICT, Architecture, WIlliam Adams Pty Ltd, Shell Australia, Master Builders Association of Victoria, the film producer and director of Reverse Runner and the Victorian Fitness Academy. On the final day of careers week, Father Bihn provided an enlightening and entertaining presentation reflecting on his career as a Catholic Priest. He spoke to students about realising your ‘calling’, and was able to answer the many questions posed from students in the audience. WORK EXPERIENCE WEEK MAY 2013 During work experience week, over 250 students from Year 10 descended upon workplaces in Geelong and the greater region, and further afield in Melbourne. Work places included the Magistrates Court, schools, universities, Melbourne Storm Rugby League Football Club, the Pulse Radio Station and 3AW, veterinary practices, stores, manufacturing, engineering, building and construction industries, the Port Adelaide Football Club, graphic designers and the media, law and architectural firms, and many more…. Many parents and old Collegians offered work experience places for the boys, without the support of local and regional businesses, families and the ‘old boys’ network, the work experience program would not be viable. A big thank you to everyone who supported the students with work experience placements,your support provides the boys with a very important career development opportunity that will help them to make informed decisions about their futures.Work experience also affords students with the occasion to learn more about themselves as well as how others see them. Once again, the students represented the College well; it was fantastic to read so much constructive and positive feedback. Well done boys! EMBEDDING THE NEW CAREERS PROGRAM This year St Josephs College introduced the Careers Education Association of Victoria (CEAV) Careers Program. This program, which is based

on the Victorian Careers Curriculum Framework, takes place at all year levels. Upon arrival at the College, students begin an organised, systematic and progressive careers development program which will follow them right through to Year 12. From 2014, students will work through the CEAV Careers Program using a workbook. This resource is a great way for parents/guardians to be involved in their sons’ career development. Each student will also complete an annual Career Action Plan. Copies of Action Plans, as well as further information on the program, can be found on the Careers Blog under the Careers tab. ALCOA FUTURE LEADERS OF INDUSTRY Samuel Kidd, Rhys Hegyesi, Lochie Graawmans and Jordan Partington were selected to participate in the Alcoa Future Leaders of Industry Program. This program provided students with the opportunity to: • find out more about a broad range of jobs in modern manufacturing • be introduced to employers from manufacturing • meet young people working and succeeding in manufacturing • explore education and training options leading to work in the manufacturing sector • opportunity to visit manufacturing sites. NSR SOCCER AUSTRALIA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Harry Bingham from NSR Soccer Australia was invited to the College to speak to students about opportunities in the US College Scholarship program. Year 10 students, Matthew Zilavec, was granted an interview and trial of which he was successful. Matthew has been offered a 12 month, possibly 4 year, soccer scholarship in the US and will be moving to American after completing Year 12. Well done Matthew! OFFICER SELECTION – AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE ACADEMY Andrey Matushevsky is hoping to be selected to attend the Australian Defence Force Academy in 2014. He has been busy completing a rigorous and lengthy selection process, Andrey plans to pursue his dreams of becoming a pilot through service in the Australian Army Aviation Corps. Good luck Andrey. Karen Shum - Careers Coordinator The Alcoa future leaders of industry program

Educational Learning Support More than 70 SJC students this year have been funded through the Catholic Education Office for learning support. As well as those funded boys, at least 150 others fall just outside the funding criteria. Among them are school leaders, sports champions, chess champions, actors, musicians, thinkers, your sons. From the very youngest to the most senior, all have contributed to make SJC a richer, more accepting place but, from time to time, each needs a little extra support and that’s where our Educational Learning Support comes in. The Edmund Rice educational philosophy centres around inclusiveness and respect for all students, regardless of their ability or disability. The Education Learning Support team, which includes 16 teacher aides, aims to develop an environment to allow each student to strive for his highest and helps guide him towards reaching his potential. We aim to provide a safe, supportive and respectful academic environment to promote life-long learning. Education Learning Support at St Joseph’s assists students through classroom intervention programs. We work to provide a caring and supportive environment that allows each student to take his place within the school and broader community. Our goals are to: • offer support within the classroom and with individual work requirements • use assessments to identify strengths and weaknesses, and implement effective strategies to improve each student’s learning • set up a supportive working environment to allow each student to develop his potential and recognise his unique gifts • teach each student strategies to develop his independence and ability to set and achieve his goals • prepare each student to take his place within the wider community.

program aims to provide boys with an opportunity to build their confidence in skills they’ll need in everyday situations. The success of this program has led to ongoing work experience, particularly for a number of the senior boys, through the Food Skil 2 & 5 Fresh Food Shop in Labuan Square, Norlane, as part of their specially tailored education program.

‘’Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.”

In 2013 we have continued with the popular horseriding program through RDA Barwon Centre at Wallington and our breakfast clubs, offering literacy and numeracy support for year 7s, are still going strong.

- W.B.Yeats

Our sincere thanks goes particularly to the Josephines for their invaluable financial support and continued interest in our programs. Funds from the Josephines enabled us to buy six iPads, with programs that are hugely valuable for students with learning needs. This year we say goodbye to valued team members, Eliza Shortal and Harley Doedee. Eliza’s youth and enthusiasm has meant so much to the many students she has worked with over the past almost three years. Past student Harley has been a unique mentor to a number of boys. Harley’s story, and his resilience after losing his legs in a car accident, has given many students insight into the hardships that can be overcome. We thank Harley for his openness and generosity, and wish both Eliza and Harley the very best in their new careers.

Luke Rowlands Cooking up a storm!

duate with the Class of 2013. And to our boys who graduate any wonderful memories We thank you for the many h’s College and wish you of your time at St Joseph’s every happiness as you set out, fires burning bright. n Support Coordinator MarkTurner - Education

Our valuable Life Skills program has continued to grow under the guidance of teacher Kylie Pretty. The Jack Sadler-Cahoon competess in the Tournament of Minds

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“I have improved on many aspects of my knowledge in the areas of Indigenous culture and nationwide problems in society. I have improved on my public speaking as well as how to structure essays.” – Samuel Kelly, Year 9 “Something I enjoyed as a student in this politics class is that everyone is willing to argue their point to the death at the drop of a hat. This enables us to see people at their best and their worst. Emotions flow like the baptismal waters of friendship and we have all grown and matured as students. Nay! As people. This class has been united by their appreciation of each others views and values.” - Jeremy Pryslak 72

Humanities Humanities in 2013 has seen some exciting and dynamic changes to curriculum at the Year 7-10 levels as we move to Australian Curriculum courses. Students and teachers have been working with new programs and new assessment tasks. The following student comments and articles highlight the incredibly diverse range of learning opportunities offered to students through the Humanities programs. From History to Geography to Commerce and Politics, students have been able to become involved in tasks that allow them to develop skills in critical thinking, concept analysis, communication and creativity. Michelle Bishop - Humanities Domain Leader YEAR 9 HUMANITIES In Humanities, I have developed knowledge from a range of different topics that explore history or modern events. Some of these included learning about Aboriginals, wars, Federation and many other significant historical events that allowed me to learn new things. Aidan Patterson As a part of Year 9 Humanities my class created dioramas of Aboriginal houses and huts in groups. Researching and then finding the materials was an interesting way of self-teaching and learning about the way the Aboriginals lived at the time the English first came to Australia. The next step was collecting all the materials needed to create the downsized houses. After the whole class had finished making their models, as a twist the teachers destroyed our models and then asked us how we felt about the wreckage of all our hard work. Of course we felt a bit sad at the loss of all the time and effort we spent making the models but then the teacher asked us how we thought the Aboriginals would have felt when the English invaded and destroyed their homes. In this way we realised how much the Aboriginals had gone through at the hands of the English. All in all it was a good experience and one that I am glad to have had. Matthew Graham YEAR 11 AUSTRALIAN & GLOBAL POLITICS What I liked about this year in my politics class was learning about and keeping up with current events as they occur around the world. I enjoyed talking about these issues through articles posted on a blog every week. I also enjoyed listening to the opinions of others and debating on these issues. It has been a

REFLECTION POEM The task of making aboriginals with their huts and land spread plains, Was wondrous, joyful and more than a game, With each single stick, branch and tree, Constructed and nurtured to the point of praise, With rivers and dams, Shrub and tree, All accompanied by little, loveable, Aboriginal figurines, But all wasn’t to last, As there was an unexpected event, An event that would destroy all of my content, The event turned into an emotional task,

great year. Aidan Sanchez Global Politics is without a doubt my favourite VCE subject that I partake in at St Joseph’s, due to the fascinating, compelling content of the Year 11 course. My favourite activity was the Global Politics blog task that the class participated in. To be able to discuss current political affairs with my peers increased my knowledge of modern social and political issues. This class challenged my views in such a constructive and resounding way, that the learning experience associated with the subject intensified unlike anything that I have ever experienced. Ryan Bentley Politics this year has been a fascinating class. The number of significant world events combined with the wonderful dynamic of our classroom has made for ever-interesting classes and lively class debate. The great thing about this subject is the way in which the curriculum moves with the international political landscape. A highlight this year would have to be a 10 week SAC we had to complete. I know it’s unusual to enjoy something like a 10 week SAC, but in this one we had to post a news article about a world event for 10 weeks, on an online blog. We also had to interpret and analyse the article. The best thing about this task was our ability to comment on each other’s articles. This always made for some very interesting and sometimes fiery online debate. Jack Callahan Politics has been a blast. As a class we have become more aware and informed of our international community. The best task we have done in Politics was the blog where each week we researched and then debated current issues. I really enjoyed this task as it was good to hear other people’s opinions and perspectives. Charlie Purdy One of the aspects I liked about politics class was the arguments and debates that we had on Mondays about current events going on around the world. The class debate on Australia’s position on the Co2 mitigation program was also a lot of fun. One of my favourite tasks that I did by myself was the task on the Yakuza as I am interested in Japanese culture. Thomas Crowe

Breaking and taking away my heart, Much like the event in 1788, I was faced upon a deadly threat, Taken by storm, Dispossessed by fear, I had to destroy what was so dear, Through my devastation and torn up heart, I felt the cries of the aboriginals above, Breathing in deep, Regaining my strength, I realise now, What we did to a bunch of people we only just met. - By Chad Suphamongkol

LitFest 2013 After much planning, the inaugural SJC LitFest was in full swing from August 21-28. The event was a joint initiative of the English Faculty and Library. Eleven authors/artists and the Bell Shakespeare Company performing “Macbeth Undone” brought an amazing variety of creative talent to the College. While the emphasis was on literature there were also fringe performers including singer-songwriters/musicians, graphic artists/novelists, comedians and a hip hop dancer. There were eight workshops per day and lunchtime activities including a Spelling Battle, Short Film Festival and the “Great Debate” between students and staff . A LitFest website was established on CampusGuides to promote the event and manage bookings. The site attracted 2613 visitors. We are indebted to the Bell Shakespeare performers, Declan Fay, Scot Gardner,Arch Ilias,Archie Fusillo, Frank Jones, Valanga Khoza, Sue Lawson, Kate McLennan, Mandy Ord, Tim Pegler and Michael Pryor for inspiring our students and staff. Many students enthusiastically embraced the event. We are also very grateful to our dedicated staff for supporting this initiative and encouraging students to participate. Let’s hope we can stage similar events in the future which will continue to challenge, inform and excite our students about literature and its many, varied and often unexpected forms of expression. Paul Devine - Library Manager & Margot Davies - English Coordinator LITFEST STAFF VS STUDENT DEBATE I had the honour of this year adjudicating the Student vs. Staff LitFest great debate. I had never adjudicated such a debate but was ready to give it a go. The topic was “Facebook has damaged our lives forever” but here’s the twist - the students were arguing against it and the staff were arguing for it. We kicked off with Linda Bentley as the first representative for the staff team. It was a rocky start, however Mrs Bentley’s manner was impeccable. The debate continued with student Ryan Bentley (coincidently, Linda’s son) attempting to rebut the argument. His speech was well written and perfectly articulated. The second speaker for the staff team was Ash Humphries and oh boy was he a crack up. His use of humour combined with interaction with the audience made a great second speaker. He scored the highest thus far. But then came student Thomas Howell, who presented a very good rebuttal case. Paul Clohesy our Deputy Principal came to represent the staff in their Valanga Khoza sharing his stories and his music

final bid to win the debate. He demonstrated to the audience his stance very well and scored well. Jack Callahan summarised the student’s team arguments; he was hilarious and made the entire crowd laugh. Overall only one team could win, and even though I gave the staff team a handicap, they pulled through and beat the students by 2 points. This debate was one to remember and thanks to all involved. Russell Waters The following student comments were recorded immediately after LitFest workshops when students responded with their impressions of the author/performer. We saw Arch llias, he taught us some dance moves and some stuff that takes a lot of time. He taught us about the history of pop and all the clans that do break dancing, it’s not just freestyle - you have to do it to the music. It was really cool. Really good, so cool, fantastic, we learnt a lot of stuff about the great author Sue Lawson, amazing. She taught us how to do different ideas for writing and how to write a good story and how to put ideas on a mind map e.g. when, where, who and how - just an amazing experience. We saw Valanga Khoza, he had been in South Africa, he was in a refugee camp, he played us music and sang and he gave us real insight into his history and music. He is really inspirational, from what he told us he has been through a lot. He showed us how to play various traditional instruments, like the drum, some sort of guitar that he made while living over there in a refugee camp. Mandy Ord certainly has talent and was very informative. It was good to see the way she perceived life and just put it in her drawings. She is really good at what she does with the graphic novels and all that. She has got her own style and her own everything, it’s just great. I saw Archie Fusillo, who is actually a great author, and he opened my eyes to some things I haven’t even seen yet, even as an aspiring author. We just saw Michael Pryor and he was a really good author. He writes fantasy and I liked his creativity, his enthusiasm and his work.

Frank Jones running a songwriting workshop

Student LItFest posts on CampusGuides “Our class loved Arch Ilias because he was amazing. He taught us how to do break dancing and simple basics to get started. At the end of the period he showed us what he can do - he’s practically a rolling ball! Looked awesome. Thanks. - Jack Keating, Year 8 “Mandy Ord was great, really fun and interesting.” - Jack Paterson Year 11

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English “We did hip-hop and he showed us how to do ‘b boy/b girl’ moves and it was really interesting to find out what he does as a job. I learnt that there is a lot of good moves out there and many different styles of dancing that look great. At the end of the day we had a good time and we learnt a few tricks.” - Mitchell Wharmby, Year 8

LITFEST REVIEWS Students were asked to write a review on the presenters from this year’s LitFest as part of their english classes, here are some of the responses from the Year 8 class that visited break dancer Arch Illias. My English class and I went to the library to watch a hip hop dancer called Arch Ilias. However, I arrived at school late so I missed out on the first part of the hip hop dance, but it didn’t worry me because I learnt two cool moves.The first is when you get in a bridge position and then kick your feet out and land back in the starting position and then do it again, the second is when you do a headstand and make a picture with your legs like a 4. It was cool. Harry Bateman I saw a guy called Arch Illias; he break dances and does pop style hip hopping and he does all these cool moves. We got up and learned some moves and he showed us step by step how to do some sick moves. It was pretty easy but we looked pretty bad. I learnt not to fall on my face when dancing and to make it look good when you do fall. Dancing is a life skill that when you do meet the ladies you will need. Callum Cruchley During LitFest our class met a special guy named Arch Illias. He was very popular because he has won lots of break dancing competitions. We went to the library to meet Arch, he was very polite and cool and he taught us some dance routines. He even showed us his dance moves he used to win the competition. We attempted it but we couldn’t do it very well! I really enjoyed this experience because it showed me how hard it can be to be a professional breakdancer. Christopher Jurkovic Our class went to see Arch Illias in the library. Arch is a breakdancer and he taught us some of the basic moves he knew. As an audience member we had to participate in some of the activities which included doing basic moves such as stepping in and out and then to the more complex of kicking our legs out while balancing on two arms and doing a different version of the hand stand. From watching and participating in the presentation I learnt how to do some basic dance moves. The highlights were the hand stand moves. It was the most fun because I could actually do it! Hugh Stocks

Learning some dance moves from Arch Ilias

As a part of St Joseph’s College Literature Festival a variety of authors, musicians, artists and comedians came to the college to talk about their work. My Year 9 English class was fortunate enough to be recipients of Archimede Fusillo’s experience as an author. Archie came into the class and immediately had our attention with his interesting teaching methods. He started off by giving us 9 words that barely anyone knew the meaning of and asked us to create a sentence with them. When we finished he told us a sentence that included all the complex words, but no-one understood what the sentence meant. He then repeated the sentence using simple words and managed to get the meaning of the sentence across to us and made us laugh in the process. Through this he taught us to Keep It Simple Stupid or KISS for short and to always choose a simple word over a complex one. Matthew Graham -Year 9 FOUNDATION ENGLISH This year as part of Litfest the Year 9 foundation English class listened to award winning author Archimede Fusillo. The class read the novel “The Dons” in Term 3. In this novel Archie captures the voices, cultures and the pain and joy of being young and old. After reading the novel the boys made their own board games about the novel. Congratulations to all the boys for the work they completed. Kylie Pretty DERMOTT Honest, generous, sporty and competitive. Brother of Jimmy, Elly and Josh. Lover of the technicality of cricket, Heat of summer, and the crashing sound of waves. Who feels happiness, excitement, and sadness. Who needs family friends and laughter. Who gives kindness happiness and friendship. Who fears dying by being trapped under ground, being impaled by something. And zombie apocalypse. Who would like to see Collingwood crash and burn as a football club, go to Italy and see the Eiffel tower. Who lives in a small house in Torquay. Dermott Cooney - Year 7

Foundation English students meeting Author Archimede Fusillo

Board games based on the book “The Dons”

English YEAR 7 ENGLISH We have been lucky enough to have the use of our laptops for researching assignments and learning about grammar through the use of Knowledge Quest. In Semester 1 we completed reading and writing tasks about refugees. We learnt about the reasons why refugees risk their lives to escape war torn countries and travel on very old boats to find a better life in Australia. We enjoyed reading the picture book “The Littlest Refugee” by Anh Do. It was really interesting to learn about the lives and day to day struggles of refugees. Our class loved reading the book “Pankration” and writing an essay on it in Semester 2. Writing the text response for the first time using TEEL was a new experience for many of us. During term 4 we will be creating a movie to help the 2014 group of Year 7 boys settle in to our school. We have enjoyed going to the library every two weeks. Some tips to do well in English are to be organised and listen all the time. Liam Benzie, Fionn Guina-Stannard, Sam Ford & Carlin McCloskey - 7C YEAR 9 ENGLISH OUTSIDERS & SCI-FI Year 9 “Outsiders and Sci-Fi” presented us with a broad and enticing range of texts and other various materials to study. Our class was exposed to context writing for the first time and we began to apply this knowledge in our first study of the film “Billy Elliot.” After progressing through a variety of texts and another film, we arrived at a creative writing task associated with our Sci-Fi unit.This particular task was my personal favourite as there are few opportunities where this style of writing is available; I was certainly pleased when it was actually recommended for the task. For the second year I’ve been involved with an excellent subject that should seriously be considered when choosing an English subject in Year 9. Rhys Hegyesi - Year 9

YEAR 10 ENGLISH Tips I have for students studying Year 10 English… Do the work, be organised, and make sure you understand what you learn. – Benjamin Cotter You should really focus on the work you do in class and complete everything.You should also choose who you sit with carefully so they don’t distract you. Reread or do something similar that you did in class at home. – Adam Ryzner When studying the text ‘Night’ by ElieWiesel, I developed… My writing skills and reading skills. – Noah Piper An understanding of the cruel and inhumane practices that went on during Hitler’s reign of power in Germany. Hearing a first-hand account of what went on gave me more respect for the victims of the Holocaust. – Samuel Hoare A greater understanding of the events and history surrounding the Holocaust. Studying the novel also helped to create ideas for my creative piece. – Connor MacKenzie Throughout the Courage unit at the beginning of the year, I engaged with… The movie ‘The Boy in Striped Pyjamas’ and the book ‘Night’ by Elie Wiesel. – Nathan Keating Many different types of war texts which helped me develop techniques for future pieces of writing. – Xavier Thomson

“During the Conformity and Rebellion context study, I learned… that you don’t have to conform all the time, and rebellion is sometimes the only way to change things, but at the same time, rebellion isn’t always a good or bad thing.” – Patrick Carnie

MACBETH PERFORMANCE I walked into the Macbeth performance with the same attitude I took on myself leading up to any other school-organised drama performance. I had it set up in my head that second year drama students would play something written for young people by old people and that we’d have to clap politely at the end. However, after studying Macbeth it was really interesting to see someone else’s take on the themes we had been covering in Lit class. The performance challenged us to look beyond the boundaries of the story and was played in a way that allowed us to relate to certain aspects of the script and character traits. It showed us how real and important Shakespearean script is to our everyday lives and - despite it being written 500 years ago – our future. Gabriel Rule - Year 10

Creative Writing Year 11 Literature student Josh Conway, came runners-up in a National writing competition, run by Written Portraits, in September. He flew up to Sydney for the awards ceremony and we are very proud of his achievement. “SOFA COMFORT” There’s the chair that Dad sits on, and seemingly makes his throne every night. The other chair five meters to its extreme left is sparingly used, its hallmark bits of cotton being pulled from the seams at the bottom, thanks to the household cat clawing at it. That annoys everyone. Peeping through the gateway formed by the kitchen entrance, there sits a TV at the end of the lounge room, sitting upon a table. Mum always says I watch it too much. I always rebut that by saying I can’t ever watch enough TV, especially when it comes to sport. It is truly the single greatest divider between success and failure. Regardless, precious photos of numerous things, including family, dreams, and my face surround parts of the room, along with a book case with novels that haven’t seen the light of day since Mum’s University escapades, and as much as she’d hate me to say this, that stretches a fair way back, although last time Mum told everyone how old she was around the Christmas table, she was 38. Year before that I could’ve sworn she was 35. Funny that. As I continue to pan around the room, there’s my laptop charger untidily dangling out of the power plug. Dad hates that. My reasoning for having it there falls on Dad’s deaf ears. Not because he can’t hear, more that he chooses not to. He doesn’t really have time for technology. Every time I try to explain why Facebook is a necessity, why Snapchat is so popular and the point of having Instagram, I realise that I am talking to the same man who can’t use his own mobile phone, which is probably a decade old. Oh look, there are the neighbours leaving again, as I look through the room’s landscape windows. They are odd people, recluses if you will. The trees sway in the light breeze, as if someone is at the base of its trunk, politely asking if it could climb up, shaking it in the process. The clouds above that are dark-ish, slightly threatening, but it’s one of those days where it just looks cold.Whereas others may go to bed in this situation, and tuck up to be warm, I go to my sofa, the last remaining object of the lounge room. It’s maroon in colour, not massive but its slick leather is a tempting option. I love this sofa. There are few things in the world which provide such clarity of mind, of comfort, of safety, of belonging, as my beloved sofa. Yes, the leather can get cold in winter months, but that’s why there’s always two rugs draped off its two arms every single day of the year like Superman and his cape, unless they are wrapped around my good self. I am now cocooned. I am safe. Dammit. That air of safety momentarily leaves me. I have to reach for the remote of the TV on the coffee table at the centre of this room. I take one arm out of my new cocoon and stretch for the remote. I’m agonisingly close, but not close enough. If Maxwell Smart were here, he’d make a quip about distance, but it’s almost too corny to say now. I try to reach further. I can feel the socket of my right shoulder getting to its wits end. I can’t go any further. More safety leaves my conscience, and I have to lift my right leg from under the rugs, as I was lying horizontally on the maroon leather, to get that extra distance to reach the remote. I get to it. I curse myself, as now half of my body is cold and it will take a 76

few minutes to warm up again. But I quickly remind myself that there are children in Africa who can’t get to water, so I deflate my warming ego a little more. Ah. I exhale. Warmth again. The TV flicks on, a short spark ignites the plasma screen, and I get to Channel 7. It’s Sunday. It’s 3 o’clock. That means only one thing- footy. It doesn’t matter who’s playing, I’ll still watch. I love it. I still haven’t found anything that matches Victorian’s love for the game of AFL. There are not many places on Earth you can shake hands with someone you have never met in your life before, and most likely won’t again, other than at a game of footy, and talk about the game like lifelong friends, all because they support the same team you do. Brilliant. Back in my lounge room, Melbourne are playing Carlton. The game is about to start. I’m snugged up, the rugs just about touching the end of my chin, for optimal warmth. My feet find the end of the sofa, in the same way your legs find the back of a seat flying economy, only I am lying down. Nonetheless, I’m set for the day. Or am I? Dammit. I jumped the gun. I have nothing to snack on. I begrudgingly get up to the fridge, to find something to eat and drink. Sometimes it doesn’t have to be eatable. Occasionally I will chew on one of the cords stemming from the neck of my hoodie, but I’m not wearing that jumper today.Yoghurt and lemonade will do. I strategically place my remote to my left on the back of the sofa, resting on the wall. My phone rests on my stomach, ready to check any messages that filter through. I quickly check Facebook. Same old same old. Depressed teens saying how hard life is, and happy teens saying how happy they are with their partner of one month. Sometimes I wonder what generation I live in. I also wonder where to put my glass of lemonade. The floor has to do, the table to too far away to reach. I again remind myself of poverty stricken Africa, and put it on the table. It’s the least I can do. My yoghurt straddles my right hip, and the end of the couch, almost as snug as me and my rugs. Now truly, I am set as I hear the MCG siren billow out of my TV. The game is not even 5 minutes old and I’m already tapping away on my iPhone, checking 5 different social platforms in a minute. Again, I wonder what our generation has come to, indeed what I have too. The clock ticks by as I alternate my time checking Supercoach fantasy points of the game I am watching, and the game itself. The hapless Dees are doing what they do best. Losing. I polish off my yoghurt, place it on the ground and shut my tired eyes. I know I have got this to write, and r, but you subjects to study for, know what? There iss nowhere old Sunday I’d rather be on a cold afternoon, dosing off with the footballl w in my ears, a pillow to lean on, with myy fa beloved, comfy sofa te to lie on. Absolute bliss. Josh Conway - Year 11

LOTE LOTE has had some wonderful experiences this year and continues to give students an opportunity to grow and develop their appreciation of the cultures and languages that exist outside their everyday lives. 2013 has seen a successful LOTE year where students visited and participated in activities in China town, the NGV and Lygon Street, to hosting students from Milan and having past St Joseph’s students talk about how they have extended successfully their studies in Chinese. “Learn as you use and use as you learn” this will be the Year 9 LOTE motto at Westcourt in 2014. Students will not only enrich their learning of another language and culture in class but will also have the opportunity to put into practice their language skills and knowledge in everyday situations. This will consolidate their love of the language and show them the opportunities and enrichments that another language can give. It will be about connecting with reality. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the LOTE staff who have worked very hard to continue to promote and encourage learning a language. Anna Fazio – LOTE Coordinator.

getting the chance to eat Chinese food and socialise. Learning Chinese can be difficult and is hard, but we also have fun in doing so and we realise that in learning Chinese we will benefit in the future. Will Turnley - Year 9.

As a part of Year 9 Chinese my class had the opportunity to go on an excursion to a Chinese restaurant along with the Year 9 Matthew Flinders’ Chinese class. Once there we sampled the Chinese Cuisine available at the restaurant. Although conversation was a bit slow between the boys and girls we all ended up having a good time and enjoyed the food that the restaurant had to offer. Matt Graham -Year 9 ITALIAN A particularly memorable experience for me this year was attending the opera in Melbourne. We saw Verdi’s “Aida” at the Arts Centre. This was a highlight for me and a break from studying. It was an enjoyable evening.

CHINESE: This year in Chinese I have realised that it is about more than just learning another language. It is about opening different options and opportunities later in life. Learning Chinese you also learn a lot about English as well, and is very rewarding.The highlights of learning Chinese have been The Culture Day last year and also the joint excursion with Matthew Flinders,

Overall Year 12 Italian was a rewarding experience and it is sad to see my Italian studies coming to an end. Michael Podbury - Year 12

“My class had the opportunity to go on an excursion to a Chinese restaurant along with the Year 9 Matthew Flinders’ Chinese class. Once there we sampled the Chinese Cuisine available at the restaurant. Although conversation was a bit slow between the boys and girls we all ended up having a good time and enjoyed the food that the restaurant had to offer.” Matt Graham -Year 9

In Year 12 Italian, we bonded even more over our love of the Italian culture as we pondered about our appreciation for the Italian lifestyle, their products and their influence on the Australian culture. It is with great sadness that we finish our Italian studies this year, a subject which has been in all of our hearts since we began high school in 2008. Nathan Cavallo - Year 12

Arts Faculty “I have learnt how I can make a film and what kind of camera angles and shots as well as some sick effects which can make a film exciting. Media has been really exciting and I can’t wait to keep doing it in the future” - Nathan Rivalland, Year 8.

Student Artworks at the Arts Assembly

The Arts Faculty continues to be a vibrant and integral part of the school curriculum. Throughout 2013 a variety of events have taken place, which have not only enriched and broadened the educational experience of the students, but have also benefited the wider community of St Joseph’s. Some highlights have been the Associated Catholic Colleges Art Exhibition at Federation Square with 24 students entering a range of visual art, the Stage Band and the Vocal Ensemble competed in the Mt Gambier Jazz Festival, a National Competition with over 3000 students taking part, the Associated Catholic Colleges Rock Music Workshop and the Associated Catholic Colleges Drama workshop. Our Arts Faculty, which is comprised of the subject areas, Art, Visual Communication, Media, Drama and Music, have continued to work collaboratively, with a focus on extending student experience in a range of mediums and activities. The level of skill development can be seen here in the Arts pages of our Virtus Magazine and highlights the depth of talent and opportunity within our student community. I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the Arts Faculty teachers who tirelessly and professionally work with the students to achieve outstanding results. The students should be rightly proud of their achievements within the arts. We hope you enjoy this small insight into the Arts faculty in these pages of the Virtus. Anne Condon - Arts Coordinator

UNITS 1 & 2 MEDIA This year was my first year of media and much was learnt from Units 1 & 2. In class we planned and developed a variety of short films in groups that required us to think outside the box through using different media techniques such as camera angles and lighting elements. We constructed our films using a program new to me called ‘Sony Vegas’, optimising its features to produce high quality products. We analysed films and made close attention to media in Australia, the rules and regulations and impact of ownership for different media types. I immensely enjoyed this subject this year and I would recommend it to any Year 10s wishing to take it up next year or wanting to accelerate into it. Michael Kakouros - Year 11 YEAR 10 MEDIA In Year 10 Media we started off watching two films: the 1960 version of Psycho and the 1998 remake. We did an assignment, studying the different types of scenes, what the filmmakers did well and also what we liked and didn’t like. After we finished, we had to choose a scene that we liked from any movie and present to the class about the lighting, camera angles, mis-enscene etc. that helped construct the scene. Now we are currently in the process of making our own short film. We will be filming at The Heights across the road from Joey’s. There is a lot of work to be done but the final piece will be great! The new skills that I have learnt are analysing scenes and finding all the little techniques that directors use that make the scene so good. I am currently learning how to write a good script for my short film. I enjoy every media class because everything we do its involved around short films and movies and I really like looking at movies and talking about what is good in the film. Samuel Coppe - Year 10 YEAR 8 MEDIA I have really enjoyed Year 8 Media in Semester 2! We have been learning about film techniques and how we can make an enjoying and an exciting short film in the Action Genre. In Media I have learnt how I can make a film and what kind of camera angles and shots as well as some sick effects which can make a film exciting. Media has been really exciting and I can’t wait to keep doing it in the future. Nathan Rivalland - Year 8

Alex Hutchinson - Year 10

Arts Faculty In Year 8 Media we have done many things for example we made a blueprint of our house labelling where entertainment devices were, we watched the movie Die Hard and some short films which we then proceeded to analyse and list key points and scenes in them. We also produced our own action scene. These tasks among others have helped us to develop skills in: editing, filming and analysing films. In this topic I enjoyed making a short film/ action scene. All in all I have immensely enjoyed this subject and hope to do more in the area. Liam Keogh - Year 8

artworks in Term 3 was also another highlight, being able to see our hard work followed through to final artworks is really enjoyable to see. I’ve really enjoyed creative freedom in Studio Arts. It’s been a great year. Nicholas Rushbrook

Joshua Davies - Year 11 Studio Art VCE STUDIO ARTS UNIT 1&2 Studio Arts has been a blast.

Zachary Carter - Year 10 Photography VCE STUDIO ARTS UNIT 3&4 Year 12 Studio Arts this year has been a great choice of subject for me and many of the other students. We have been given the opportunity to create our own individual artworks and development through our folios. This year we have also studied two artists, Eugene von Guerard and Tracey Moffatt. In addition to this we have also studied two exhibition spaces and their exhibitions. We studied Geelong Gallery and their exhibition “Impressions of Geelong” and Metropolis Galley’s exhibit “Kenneth Jack: Rare and Classic Works”. Year 12 studio art has given me the opportunity to create my own art works over the course of the year with creative freedom in the design process to refine our ideas. We are given lots of freedom to create individual folios and final artworks, which is one of the best aspects of Studio Arts. I have really enjoyed being left to develop my ideas over time and independently. Creating our final Riley Sherman - Year 11

“What I have enjoyed most about Studio Arts is the freedom and self-expression that it allows you to have. Not having done Studio Arts before, I have found it completely inspiring” - Charlie Purdy Year 11

This year in Units 1 and 2 we explored a wide variety of different art mediums including drawing, printmaking, photography, painting and some other mixed media. From these different types of art we have created folios to show our development of our ideas and skills, also we have looked deep into the minds of some very well-known artists, including Tom Roberts, Rosalie Gascoigne, Max Dupain and Ben Quilty, where we have written many visual analyses to convey our understanding of their ideas and techniques. Whilst developing my artworks throughout the year I have gathered some new skills and techniques which had the ultimate goal of enhancing my artworks, how to succinctly convey my ideas through annotations and how to apply the design process to develop my work. Throughout Studio Arts I have also refined some old skills like time management. What I have enjoyed most about Studio Arts is the freedom and self-expression that it allows you to have. Not having done Studio Arts before, I have found it completely inspiring, as it has exposed me to a range of creativity and has also given me the skills required to further my own art. Charlie Purdy - Year 11

Sam SimpsonYear 9

Arts Faculty “To finish off the semester we have created two paintings- one acrylic and one oil, in which we got to experiment with different colours, textures and techniques. This subject has been fun and also makes you feel free. You are able to express yourself and be creative and think outside the box.” Mark Ranasinghe Year 9

YEAR 7 ART & DESIGN Throughout this semester, Mrs Spark has taught us many skills that we will use in the Art Program. We learnt how to use line, tone, shadings, light, 3D, 2D, rendering and much more. We used paint, clay, oil pastels and many other different materials to make our creations. We made fantasy monsters and/or aliens in our clay. Also in printmaking we printed a drawing of our choice using lines and squiggles. Through all the learning and hard work we all had lots of fun. A big thanks to Mrs Spark for being our art teacher for 2013. Jake McCorkell - Year 7 Jay Dalli - Year 10, mixed media drawing YEAR 9 ART 2D Throughout this semester we have explored many key aspects and techniques of 2D art making. This includes sketching and smudging to create realistic images and mixed media drawings (which consist of more than one type of medium). We also completed still life drawings using mediums such as dry pastel, charcoal, oil pastel, colour pencils and watercolour pencils. Etching was great and quite a precise process, scratching a design into printing perspex, filling the scratch marks with ink and then rolling it through a printing press with paper to create a print. To finish off the semester we have created two paintings- one acrylic and one oil, in which we got to experiment with different colours, textures and techniques. This subject has been fun and also makes you feel free.You are able to express yourself and be creative and think outside the box. Mark Ranasinghe - Year 9 YEAR 8 ART 2D In 2D art, we had the chance to draw a famous or well-known person from Geelong. We then entered our artwork into Geelong’s Art Gallery competition. The Gallery chose pieces of art to be viewed for the public to see. In Term 3, we got to design a lino print.A lino print is a printing technique, when you cut into a piece of lino to create a picture.Then cover it with ink and press it onto paper to create your print. I really enjoyed this subject because it was fun and I got the pp y to create ggreat pieces of art. opportunity Lucas Pante - Year 8

YEAR 10 INTRODUCTION TO STUDIO ARTS Year 10 Introduction to Studio Arts covers a range of different techniques and working practices including drawing, printmaking, painting and photography. We learnt to create mixed media art and based our work on Picasso’s artwork called “Guernica”. We painted on canvas and used paste ups to them and finally coated them with resin to give a glass like finish. All our skills are refined and we learnt new skills in this unit, preparing us hopefully for VCE Studio Arts next year. This unit is great because it’s very laid back and at the same time rewarding. Anthony Demetriou - Year 10 Jasper Pelettier - Year 10

Jake McCorkell - Year 7

Arts Faculty YEAR 8 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN In creative advertisement each individual student made their own creative advertisement about a product of their choice. It was designed and produced on Photoshop. All students developed excellent advertisements and had fun doing it. The Westcourt diary cover task was very similar to the creative advertisement task but took more concentration and Photoshop techniques to complete the design boundaries and create what could be the next diary cover. The class worked long and hard to come out with a masterpiece fit for a king. Year 8s continued with their creative advertising, by making a standee for their product. Each student produced a creative innovative standee that would be store worthy. Joseph McDonald, Nathan Kerger, & Connor Bennett - Year 8 YEAR 9 DRAWING AND DESIGN Drawing and Design this year was pretty exciting. I learned to draw housing plans, developed Photoshop skills, extended my knowledge in Sketch Up and learned many different methods of 3D drawing. For me, this subject has been really fun. Personally I love the architecture side of the subject, like the Housing Pod plans and design. I got to create a floor plan from scratch and bring it to life through Google Sketch Up. The best part was seeing what I created in three dimensions with colours and textures too. So all-inall, this class taught me a lot and I recommend it to anyone who has a passion for drawing and/or wants to learn new techniques and skills. Daniel Rabat - Year 9

Finn Chappell - Year 9 YEAR 9 PHOTOGRAPHY This semester in photography I was able to develop a range of skills and knowledge through various photographic tasks. The tasks consisted of taking photos for a particular purpose, principle and/or aesthetic quality. Photo tasks were based around the art elements, vantage point, rule of thirds and art principles. There were also tasks of self-expression and a mixed media artwork. We also ventured on excursions such as one to Melbourne to take urban landscape photos. Through all the tasks and theory I have learned skills such as using framing techniques and the art elements and principles to take photos of high, detailed quality. To say what was my favourite or most enjoyable part of this topic is near impossible. From theory to the finished artwork it was all completed with an enjoyable and eager mindset. Chad Suphamongkol - Year 9

“I have enjoyed the freedom of going out in groups, including close classmates, and learning how to take excellent photos. I am grateful to have such great teachers who are willing to share their knowledge so that you can become the best photographer you can possibly be.” Jory Rupa Year 10

YEAR 10 PHOTOGRAPHY In Year 10 Photography, we were assigned numerous tasks to take photos of different themes / topics throughout the semester including water, mixed media, lighting effects and learning different techniques to raise the quality of our photos. I have enjoyed the freedom of going out in groups, including close classmates, and learning how to take excellent photos. I am grateful to have such great teachers who are willing to share their knowledge so that you can become the best photographer you can possibly be. Jory Rupa - Year 10

Charlie Purdy - Year 11 Studio Arts

Anthony Larmah - Year 7 Self Portrait

Jared Ross - Year 10 Year 8 Vis Com

Arts Faculty “With the renovation of the two Visual Communication Design rooms the students have enjoyed the advantage of having a more open versatile work space, larger screens to plug their laptops into which has enabled them to hone their skills and refine their work.” - Helen Kean

to reach their full potential in this exciting, diverse Visual Arts study. Helen Kean - Visual Communication Design teacher

UNIT 3/4 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN During units 3 and 4 Visual Communication Design, we explored a range of diverse techniques and skills necessary to advance us towards becoming visual designers. The unit’s course work included new and advanced tasks, such as creating a pitch to present a design outcome, along with the assistance of folio work to detail our design process.

Jonathon Dulce, Michael Caldow & Alex Fama - Year 9 Vis Com VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN VCE and year level classes in 2013 have continued to expand and amaze in their design creativity, pushing the standard of work in all areas - three dimensional model making, drawing and computer aided design. With the renovation of the two Visual Communication Design rooms the students have enjoyed the advantage of having a more open versatile work space, larger screens to plug their laptops into which has enabled them to hone their skills and refine their work when using computer programs such as Sketchup, Photoshop and Illustrator. VCE classes have had the challenge this year of embracing a new study design which has brought many new challenges for them but has resulted in a more in depth understanding of the skills and concepts that underpin the three design fields. Year 12 has excelled in their achievements to produce most creative individual pieces. I would like to commend everyone in the class for their work ethic and dedication in completing folios and finals for Unit 3 and 4 and in preparation for their exam. The diverse range of skills gained will certainly help them move confidently into their chosen courses/work in 2014.

Jack Brown Year 10

I would like to acknowledge the Visual Communication Design teachers Simon Cahir, Leanne Adams and Lauren Barton who continue to work to develop innovative courses for our students to enable them

The year has been great and all students would like to thank teachers as they were especially helpful in guiding us to aspire to our high work standards and dedicated work ethic. Nick Pecchiari - Year 12 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN – YEAR 9 DESIGN MARKETING During the Visual Communication Design – Design Marketing subject our task was to create our own fashion brand. This included the development of a brand logo created through the use of Adobe Illustrator, a swing-tag for our product and also a bag. Throughout the design process we produced a folio which recorded each step we took to develop a final product.The steps were shown through brainstorming, research, concept and refined illustrations and print-screens. Each of these planning stages was accompanied by annotations, which explained our opinion on the option, the art elements and principles that were present in the design and how they were depicted. By completing this subject I have gained insight into the different compositions, elements and principles of design and how to apply them to my work. I have also learned the basic functions of Adobe Illustrator such as the shape tool and how to clip mask an image to the shape of another object. Edward Gude - Year 9 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN This year in Visual Communication Design I have explored the wide variety of design available. I have researched, planned and refined throughout the year and created my very own personal housing pod using Sketch Up to bring my ideas into a 3D virtual world. I Ned Harris & Samuel Simpson - Year 9

Arts Faculty then worked on advertising my pod and using creative ways to display the highlights of my pod. In all the year helped me to understand the rules of the design process and help me to continue on to VCE Visual Communication Design. Adam Karpinski - Year 9 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN – PACKAGING DESIGN Our main task in Packaging Design, was to design and construct a package for a product. We were able to produce packaging that looked extremely professional. The task has also allowed me to improve my ability to be creative, form new ideas and apply them to my work.Taking this subject has allowed me to immensely improve my Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator skills, as well as my ability to construct a visual diary. Another task for this subject was to design a creative advertisement for our product. This had to be unique, creative and appealing to consumers. The most enjoyable part of this subject was experimenting with the design of all our products. This experimentation allowed the class to share ideas with each other, provide constructive criticism and assist each other with the tasks that we worked on. Alexander Fama - Year 9 MERCHANDISING AND BRANDING In Merchandising and Branding we spent heaps of time researching and designing our creative pop up shop/warehouse. We also looked at different ways of branding and advertising out products. We liked making the actual model as it was a fun thing to do. The amount of detail we did on the model was great too. Making the brand/logo was fun because we got to use our imaginations and we were able to use Photoshop and manipulate the images. Written by the students of the class FOLIO PRESENTATION In Folio we made and constructed a coffee shop café for a design brief we wrote. We needed to design a plan drawing first and then develop a highly detailed foam board or straw board model.We displayed them in the administration foyer and they looked fantastic. We were all very proud of our efforts. Our next task was to design and construct a menu stand and menu that would be suitable to be on the table in our café.

Joseph Loughnan - Year 10 We became over the semester very good at technical drawing (plan and isometric projections) and also photoshop. We made our menu stands from a variety of materials such as timber, perspex and alloys. Written by the students of the Folio class DRAMA Some highlights for this year included classes exploring Physical Theatre visiting The Kid’s Space, A Circus School here in Geelong, to try some new physical skills like The Slack Wire and the Aerial Silks. ks.

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Year 8 Physical Theatre

3D Art - Masks

Visual Arts Showcase

Oliver Gruszac - Year 12

Joshua Cole - Year 12

Luke Guest - Year 12 Matthew Hagebols - Year 12

Matthew Gulli - Year 12

Harrison Reader - Year 12

Nicholas Rushbrook - Year 12

Visual Arts Showcase

Brendan Lugg - Year 12 Media

Ben Jurica - Year 12

Ryan Wilson - Year 12 Studio Arts

Tory Garwood - Year 12

Liam Monagle- Year 12 Studio Arts

Marcus Verdichizzi - Year 12 Vis Com

Nick Powell - Year 12 Media

Music “Edstock was again a popular event during Edmund Rice Day with some quality performances delivered. Audience support was evident and all the boys were well supported. ‘Rycka’, Riley Harman and Mackenzie Heard, was awarded the trophy as a result of a very promising performance. This band has grown and developed during the year. ” - David Gallaher

2013 has been a busy and rewarding year for St Joseph’s College Music Department.We held an in-house Music Camp at the College in Term 1 which provided an early stimulus for our performing groups. We were delighted to have Sue Arney work with our Junior and Intermediate Bands as well as visiting Melbourne and local expert teachers, who helped kick start the Senior and Stage Bands. Edstock was again a popular event during Edmund Rice Day with some quality performances delivered. Audience support was evident and all the boys were well supported. ‘Rycka’, Riley Harman and Mackenzie Heard, was awarded the trophy as a result of a very promising performance. This band has grown and developed during the year. The Mothers’ Day Mass is not only a special day for Mothers and Sons, but also special because it marks the first performance of our Junior Band Academy. The ACC held successful workshops in Melbourne for the Vocal Ensemble, Percussionists, Intermediate Band and Senior Band. Later in the year, St Joseph’s hosted the ACC Rock Day. This featured workshops by expert tutors and culminated in ‘The Battle of The Bands’. A young band from Christian Brothers College carried off the Trophy. The challenge still remains for a St Joseph’s College Band to be the first band from SJC to win this event. The Stage Band and Vocal Ensemble travelled to Mt Gambier in May for ‘Generations in Jazz’. This has developed into an impressive National Festival featuring 3,000 students from all parts of Australia.The Stage Band performed with assuredness and polish and finished in the top half of their division. Whilst the Vocal Ensemble was quite inexperienced compared to other groups, they nevertheless performed with energy and will have gained much experience from the event. The appearance of Gordon Goodwin and his ‘Big Phat Band’ together with James Morrison and Megan Washington provided staff and students with inspirational music making of the highest calibre. In July we hosted Freyberg High School from Palmerston North, New Zealand. A busy day of workshops was followed by a very successful Concert and Supper. It is hoped that we might visit

Freyberg High School in 2015 during our proposed tour to New Zealand. The Talent Quest resulted in Thomas Veitch and Ryan Bentley winning the Junior and Senior Solo Sections.The Junior Group was won in spectacular style by ‘The Celtic Thunder Trio’ consisting of brothers Patrick, Colm and Gerard O’Connor. The Senior Group saw the ‘Cicada Cadence’, formerly ‘Rycka’, the Edstock winners, now augmented by Sebastian Rawson and Jeremy Pryslak, awarded the prize. Many students performed in AMEB examinations at this time. Special mention must be made of Matthew Graham(Yr 9), Liam Jelley(Yr 8) and Eamon Dooley (Yr9) who achieved High Distinction passes. Our music Co-Captain Jeremy King has had an outstanding year. Jeremy won the Geelong Star Quest Competition in July. He followed this up with an impressive runner-up performance in the State WIDE Classical Concerto competition. Together with fellow Music Co–Captain Michael Podbury he was awarded the Parents and Friends Trophy for service to Music in the College. Jeremy was also awarded the prestigious Matthew Shelley Cup. Michael and Jeremy have been stalwart members of The Senior Band and Stage Band since Year 7. August saw the Vocal Ensemble perform at another Citizenship Ceremony at Geelong Town Hall. The Senior Ensembles performed in the Victorian School Music Festival in Melbourne. The Senior Concert Band received a platinum award for their performance. This is the highest award conferred to bands each year. We were delighted to be included among the top performances in our division. The Stage Band was awarded a Silver Award and the Intermediate Band a Bronze Award at the Victorian School Music Festival for solid performances. Many boys were involved in the Sacred Heart College Production,’ The Irresistible Rise of Arturo Ui’. Thomas Vlamis lead a number of boys in leading roles all of whom performed very well in a lively and challenging production. September saw the Concert Band combine with Clonard and Sacred Heart Colleges to perform at the Royal South Street Eisteddfod. The Band performed really well and was awarded 3rd prize. The Junior Band Academy participated in the inaugural Junior Bands Festival held at St Joseph’s College. This was organized by Mr Michael Wilding and proved to be a

Music very successful evening.We hope to repeat this event in 2014. October saw The Stage Band perform at St Thomas Aquinas School Fair and Investiture Assembly along with the Senior Band. The Senior Concert Band performed again in the Geelong Secondary Schools Bands Competition held as part of the Geelong Show. The Junior Band Academy once more performed for the incoming Year 7 Cohort. They undertook their traditional end of year tour to Clairvaux and Mother of God Ardeer schools, after earlier performing in The Victorian School Music Festival. All our ensembles rounded off a busy but satisfying year performing in the Annual Awards and Music Showcase Evening at Costa Hall. Thanks to all the students, Directors of Ensembles, Instrumental and Vocal Teachers, parents and all teachers at St Joseph’s College who continue to support our program. David Gallaher - Director of Music Performance SOLO COMPETITION A Grade Ist Jeremy King Saxophone 2nd Liam Headland Voice 3rd Michael Podbury Piano B Grade 1st Waadhi Conole Trumpet 2nd Alexander Chen Piano 3rd Jonathan Dulce Piano and Flute

SAX ENSEMBLE L-R: Matthew Graham, Diarmuid O’Reilly, James Doherty, Jack Francis

C Grade 1st Eamon Dooley 2nd Patrick O’Connor 3rd Oscar Senftleben Honourable Mention Thomas Howell Antoine Saleh Karl Senftleben D Grade 1st Colm O’Connor 2nd Lachlan Street 3rd Thomas Boardman Honourable Mention James Bowers Patrick Carroll Joseph McGivern

Piano Accordion Guitar Piano Trombone Clarinet Voice Percussion Piano Oboe Double Bass Voice Bassoon

TALENT QUEST RESULTS Junior Solo Section Thomas Veitch (Year 8) Piano Improvisation Junior Group ‘The Celtic Thunder Trio’ Patrick O’Connor (Year 9), Colm O’Connor (Year 7) Gerard O’Connor (Grade 6) Junior Encouragement Eamon Dooley (Year 9)

“The Junior Band Academy participated in the inaugural Junior Bands Festival held at St Joseph’s College.This was organized by Mr Michael Wilding and proved to be a very successful evening.We hope to repeat this event in 2014.” - David Gallaher

Senior Solo Section Ryan Bentley (Year 11) Senior Group Section ‘Cicada Cadence’ Riley Harman (Year 11), Mackenzie Heard (Year 9), Jeremy Pryslak (Year 11), Sebastian Rawson (Year 11) Senior Encouragement Jeremy King (Year 12)

Staff: Michael Wilding

Music

JUNIOR BAND ACADEMY Back Row: Angus Moore, Patrick Boland, Sean Wee, Lachlan Dunell, Jack Sadler-Cahoon, Phoenix Sweetten, Alexander Chen Middle Row: Jonathan Zarb, Carlin McCloskey, Alor Anyang, Hamish McManus, Joshua Spork, Samuel Chalmers, Samuel Ford, Sean Doherty Front Row: Gabriel Hickey, Alexander Jaskiewicz, Kieren Fernandes, Thomas Hartney, Nicholas Warner, Daniel Corray, Jake Raimondo Staff: Amy Young, Angela Gionis

INTERMEDIATE BAND Back Row: Patrick Consedine, Joseph McGivern, Thomas Veitch, Tomas Azzopardi, Liam Jelley, Oscar Senftleben, Finbar Kinna Middle Row: Connor Morrison, Colm O’Connor, Aiden Sweeney, Jake Corliss, Samuel Buckley, Michael Hussell, James Bowers Front Row: Daniel Valitutti, Ethan Velleville, Sanden Breust, Thomas Boardman, Sean Doherty, Benjamin Semmler, David Higginbottom, Denzel Rabino Staff: David Gallaher, Michael Wilding, John Shawcross

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SENIOR CONCERT BAND Back Row: Thomas Senftleben, Christopher Napper, James Doherty, Ryan Bentley, William Conway, Jeremy King, Karl Senftleben Third Row: Nathan Gillespie, Kyle van Galen, Diarmuid O’Reilly, Jonathan Dulce, Benjamin Kenworthy, Jack Francis, Liam Jelley, Matthew Graham Second Row:Thomas Howell, Matthew Oyang, Joseph McGivern, Waadhi Conole, Joshua Gulli, Oscar Senftleben, James Bowers Front Row: Jack Gaspari, Finbar Kinna, Patrick Consedine, Michael Podbury, Eamon Dooley, Michael-Patrick Hehir, Sean Doherty, Patrick Carroll Staff: David Gallaher, Michael Wilding, John Shawcross

STAGE BAND Back Row: Waadhi Conole, Ryan Bentley, Patrick O’Connor, James Doherty, Diarmuid O’Reilly Middle Row: Oscar Senftleben, Jeremy King, William Conway, Christopher Napper, Jonathan Dulce, James Bowers Front Row: Eamon Dooley, Michael Podbury, Liam Jelley, Benjamin Kenworthy, Matthew Graham, Michael-Patrick Hehir, Thomas Howell Staff: Michael Wilding, David Gallaher, John Shawcross

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VOC AL ENSEMBLE Back Row: Jesse Simpson, David Van Etten, William Conway, Ryan Bentley, Christopher Napper, Samuel Haste Front Row: Thomas Vlamis, Dineth Karunarantne, Waadhi Conole, Matthew Graham, Karl Senftleben, Oscar Senftleben, Thomas Howell, Patrick Carroll Staff: David Gallaher, John Shawcross

GUITAR ENSEMBLE L-R: Gabriel Hickey, Alexander Perdrisat, Jack Brodrick, Patrick O’Connor, Sebastian Rawson, Jesse Melnik, Jye Bates

Science I remember in the late nineties watching a film about a group of teenage boys who took up the challenge of rocketry. The film was October Sky, a true story set in the late 1950’s and inspired by the launch of Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite. I vividly recalled watching the film wondering how powerful that significant event must have been for the boys pursuing a challenge of sending a rocket into the upper atmosphere, a time when rocket technology was in such infancy. I won’t go on about the journey the boys had and how the movie ended but I do wholeheartedly recommend it. What I do want to extract from the movie are the endeavours of thousands of people who through trial and error, sleepless nights, accidental discoveries and budget cuts have contributed so much to the scientific community and in turn made a difference to every single, individual species on this planet. The human spirit endures a lot of knock backs and knock downs but through this all it helps us build resilience and offers us the capacity to persevere. Our students similarly work hard in striving to realise their full potential by building on the skills needed in achieving success in all areas of science. Every class and practical is centred on skill acquisition and inquiry with each year building on the last and all manifested through action. For example in Year 7, students utilised acquired skills in Scientific method to design an experiment to separate different components in a mixture. Our Year 8’s expanded on their instructional and ICT skills by creating a slowmation of a geological phenomenon. Slowmation is a stop motion animation using multiple digital still images played continuously at an increased frame rate and the boys relished this. The Year 9’s continued the questioning, analysing and reporting skills with ‘Bust-A-Myth’, a unit where students worked collaboratively to debunk myths like the infamous ‘3 second rule’. By Year 10 the students who were confident in having acquired the necessary skills were given the option to undertake Psychology, Biology or Psychology or continue to hone their skills by specialising in Year 10 subjects like ‘Darwin, Freud and Flannery’ a Biology, Psychology and Environmental stream or Curie and Tesla a Chemistry and Physics stream.

being receptacles of knowledge, to more meaningful learning by considering different viewpoints, develop hypotheses, test solutions, and become truly engaged in the learning process. Students in all year levels were involved in in-school activities facilitated by external organisations with the aim of showcasing Science as an endeavour. Adam Morrissey led a group which included theYear 7 leaders to plant over a thousand trees as part of national tree planting day. Professor Bunsen presented some real world Science to the Year 8s. CERES conducted workshops for the Year 9s in environmental science respectively. Year 10s in the Darwin, Freud and Flannery subject were also involved in a hands-on workshop focusing on genetics. This is the last year our Year 9 Science curriculum will run at the St Joseph’s main campus with the year level moving over to Westcourt on Minerva Road. With this transition this marks also the last year The Patch will run as is. The Patch has grown from humble beginnings with 4 beds, a tiny shed, and water tank and catering to only 12 students. Over the last five years the class sizes have tripled, 8 more beds added and the word spreading about the importance of sustainable practices. Continuing with the Westcourt theme, a major boon for next year’s Year 9s will be the abundance of space and increased flexibility timetable which will allow units like ‘Forensics’ to evolve to include a purpose built crime scene, introduce cross-curricular units like ‘Gastronomy Science’ and also the creation of a new elective ‘Biology on the Move’ which will utilise the Barwon river as its teaching space.

“The Patch has grown from humble beginnings with 4 beds, a tiny shed, and water tank and catering to only 12 students. Over the last five years the class sizes have tripled, 8 more beds added and the word spreading about the importance of sustainable practices.” – Ashwin Pillai

I would like to also take this opportunity to thank all of our dedicated team members and students for their continued enthusiasm and diligent approach to participating in building our Science curriculum. I look forward to Samantha Eggleton who will be heading the Science department and wish her and the team an exciting 2014. Ashwin Pillai - Science Domain Leader

Needless to say these activities are just a snapshot of our diverse Science curriculum, where the intention is to encourage students to change from Constructing foil boats to carry a set amount of weight

St Robert’s Students get a tour of “The Patch”

“Myself and 12 other students were selected to travel to Kardinia International College to participate in a “Pedal Power Challenge”. The challenge consisted of St Joseph’s vs. Kardinia to see who could generate the biggest amount of clean energy by powering a series of bikes on wind trainers. Of course Joey’s won! ” - Tyrone Butterworth, Year 11 The water trough that is to be converted to a garden bed

Sustainability With the inception of the role of a Sustainability Coordinator and a student Sustainability Leadership group, it has been an exciting and rewarding year working together to initiate and implement various Sustainability endeavours, with the overall aim of reducing waste at the College. Some of the initiatives implemented this year have included: multiple “Cut the Wrap” days complemented by the “I Like Waste Free Lunches” rap song, fully commingled recycling and composting in Year 7 & 8 areas, food technology, canteens and staffroom, recycling ‘soft plastics’, through the REDCycle program, recycling poster competition, basketball ring posters inside bin lids, battery & mobile phone recycling, transformation of water trough station, paper re-use trays in classrooms, double-sided printing and Sustainability signature on staff emails. In addition, with Core and Energy modules of the ResourceSmart AuSSI Vic program completed in previous years, this year we undertook the Waste module under the guidance of Anthony Mangelsdorf (Project Manager, Barwon South West ResourceSmart Schools, Barwon Regional Waste Management Group). Kelly Jenkins - Sustainability Coordinator PEDAL POWER CHALLENGE, On the 15 March, thirteen St Joseph’s boys went down to Kardinia International College, to be in the exciting Pedal Power Challenge. The day was to promote cleaner energy sources and to see how much power we could produce with push bikes. We basically had a relay on these bikes and see which school could produce the highest amount of power. Lots of schools went and we all learnt something new and fantastic on that day. At the Pedal Power Challenge all of the JJoey’s boys had a blast, and are looking for a chance to do something like it again soon. Benjamin Cazaly - Year 11 SUSTAINABILITY LEADERS WORKSHOP On Thursday 2 May, Year 11 Sustainability Leaders Benjamin Cazaly, Jack Callahan and Alexander Lukacz participated in the Sustainability Leader’s Conference at Clonard College. Facilitated by staff from CERES, Environmental Park, Brunswick, the conference proved to be an invaluable experience, providing insight and inspiration for our students regarding their role as Sustainability Leaders. This day marked the inception of ideas such as the “Cut the Wrap” rap and basketball ring posters for the large wheelie bins.

Tree planting day

Rubbish audits

NATIONAL TREE PLANTING DAY July 26 was a day Environmentalists would rejoice! When the Year 7 leaders and some of the Clonard, Sacred Hart and St Joseph’s VCE Environmental Science students, planted trees along the Bellarine Rail Trail. We met Lyn Wilcock from Greening Australia, who showed us how to plant trees. By the end of the day, the combined group ended up planting a massive 400 shrubs and trees. It was a good experience and I would love to do it again. Gabriel Hickey - Year 7 SUSTAINABILITY SUMMIT On 15 - 16 August, several students from the Sustainability Leadership Group at SJC went to a Summit meeting, hosted by the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, the City of Greater Geelong and the Barwon Regional Waste Management Group. There were dozens of students from other schools who went. Over the course of the two days we were informed in depth about the more acute and less publicized effects of certain environmental disregards, particularly climate change. One fact that resounded in our minds was that the permafrost glaciers, that contain large amounts of methane gas, are close to melting. When we reach this point there will be nothing we can do to stop global warming because the methane will absorb the heat and keep getting hotter. With such heavy thoughts, it can become easy to lose sight of how much change one person can really make. The main point the organisation got across to us was that it is our generation that has the responsibility. Climate change has never been more threatening, but it has also never been so beatable. It is up to us! Dylan McCabe - Year 9 START THE SWITCH A three month program called “Start the Switch”, is designed to take students on a journey of discovery, understanding, inspiration and action. Together with mentor Tegan Whitten (AYCC), the sustainability group undertook the project of ‘decommissioning’ and transforming a water trough station near the quadrangle, into a dual purpose sustainable living garden bed and drinking station. Furthermore, Jordan Partington,Year 9, was successful in his application for one of two Sustainable Garden Grants (to the value of $500) which was sponsored by Barwon Water. The grant was utilised to partially fund the “Start the Switch” project. Kelly Jenkins - Sustainability Coordinator Cut the Wrap lunch days encouraged students to bring waste free lunches

Introduction of commingled recycling bins around the College

Food Technology Food Technology scored some new votes and even a few first-time voters in 2013… just like at this year’s Federal election!

annual contest…“Cooking is fun!” said Sam Morrison (Year 8). The results were in early in the year, for the 2013 Top Designs Season of Excellence exhibition at the Melbourne Museum. Lachlan Brown (Year 12) was elected to display his highly original folio, entitled “The Birth of the Black Pearl” based on local produce from the Otway Region. His brilliant folio showcased Lachlan’s creative use of ingredients in his special dishes. Jackson Davies (Year 12) was also recognised

“Cooking is fun!” - Sam Morrison, Year 8

Bill Le - Year 12 Campaigning for votes, doesn’t come easily, just ask any politician, but a record number of votes were cast by students, expressing an interest in entering this year’s Inter-house Cooking Competition. The successful entrants were selected to represent their house in Years 8, 9, 10 and 11. They impressed the judges with their excellent skills and performance on the day. Thank you to Brendan Nicholls and Jake Sykes (Year 12) for judging the competition and their encouragement of the students. Congratulations to all boys on their fantastic efforts and the results were Foley and Jordan tied for first place, followed by Butler and then Brophy. The final words on the issue were best summed up by a new entrant in the Cooking competition final dishes

Aaron Elea - Year 12 for his amazing folio, which was shortlisted from hundreds of entries, received from all over Victoria. Food Technology students throughout all year levels registered their commitment to the subject, with some showing a real passion for food. Many students volunteered to assist with school functions, such as the Student Leaders Investiture and VCE Awards morning teas. The area hosted special programs once again for Ad Alta students and Year 12 VCAL students, in order to further their develop skills and their interest in food production activities. Visitors were also welcomed to the area in the June school holidays, with cooking workshops offered to local primary students. Thank you to the SJC Food Technology staff members, Leanne Rivett, Julie McDonald, Suzanne Walsh, Karen Guerra and Nicole Lucas, for their continual hard work, valuable assistance and ongoing professionalism in 2013. Happy cooking! Cassandra Coogan - Technology (Materials) Coordinator

Cooking competition entrants hard at work

Year 7 Food Technology students

Food Technology Holiday Workshop

Information technology “The boys have overcome numerous challenges and learnt skills in a range of areas, one of the most important skill being time management.” - Mr Michael Davies, Systems Engineering.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY / CAD Students have been able to be highly creative through the opportunities given to them in the various fields of Information Technology. Our CAD department has made extensive use of 3D-printers to create objects developed with Solid Works. Computer hardware, operating systems and networks were extensively investigated in our Bits & Bytes course. Information Technology has ran two Year 11 as well as a Year 12 class, which is a good indicator that this subject has established itself well at our College. Our Department is looking forward to its involvement in the new Year 9 campus next year. George Tomadin - ICT /Systems Coordinator

“The best parts of the year 11 Information Technology course were programming and making web sites.”Jared Verecondi “The best things I like about Bits & Bytes is that it’s handson, fun and interesting.”Harvey Walsh

Jackson Lynch telling Pinocchio he is a liar. (Video)

ICT- COMPUTER GENERATED WORLDS This video was achieved through the use of Cinema4D software and green-screen techniques. Individual elements (the CG character, the actor and the background) were compiled together to create a short video showing Pinocchio’s nose growing longer as Jackson is pointing out the facts to him.

CAD - James Byron

CAD - Blake Robinson

CAD - Cameron Parke ICT - Bits & Bytes hardware components display board 3D Printing managed to astound visitors to the College Open Day

Systems Engineering Once again the Unit 3 & 4 Systems students have produced some amazing work. I probably say this every year but I never get tired of seeing the variety of projects the students come up with. This year we have products such as a 3D printer, automated radiocontrolled video camera systems, radio-controlled cars and yacht, pinball machine, computer-controlled Laser Spirograph light show, garbage compactor and radio-controlled planes, one of the planes is an actual working version of an F-14 Tomcat with functioning jet engines. The list goes on. tems Engineering Michael Davies - Systems

“In robotics, you had a choice of what to build” – Josh Hames Radio Controlled Car

Air Hockey Table

F-14 Tomcat

Pinball Machine

Radio Controlled Train

Some of the wonderful robotic creations built by students. They all have different features and functions, driving, grabbing, lifting, using sensors to follow a path - and many more. Look out for the robots!

Programming robots

Letting the robot do its work!

Production Design & Technology “This new facility has quickly asserted itself as a great asset to the school, providing fantastic new equipment, workshops and theory rooms. The boys were extremely keen and enthused to get into the space and start using the facilities.” - Paul Melis

This year has been extremely busy with the construction & implementation of the schools new Trade Training Centre (TTC). The first sods of soil were turned back in December of last year & work progressed steadily until July this year when students & staff could gain access to the workshops. This new facility has quickly asserted itself as a great asset to the school, providing fantastic new equipment, workshops and theory rooms. The boys were extremely keen and enthused to get into the space and start using the facilities. The new equipment associated with the TTC is a real advantage for the subject area and makes the processing of material for the students quicker and more efficient. This new equipment will be a fantastic teaching and instructional tool, especially for those students doing VET cabinetmaking, as the new equipment exposes these pupils to contemporary & modern equipment. With this said, there is still a lot of “fine tuning” for the Product Design & Technology staff to work through in this transitional phase. A considerable amount of new equipment required for the teaching of new subject units in 2014 has been purchased and will need to be organised and stored. All the redundant equipment that has been replaced in the TTC will be taken to Westcourt and reused at the Year 9 campus. Our hope is to have everything in place for the start of the 2014 school year.

Curtis Dowd - Year 12 Design Technology

2014 is shaping up to be another challenging and stimulating year. It is incredible to work with good people who are striving to create an exceptional eenvironment en nvi v ronment for the pupils. I personally would like to thank all those ind individuals involved with the designing, fabr fabricating, implementing and managing of the new TTC. They have produced a fantastic outcome for the pupils and the communit community. Well done! Paul Melis - Tech Technology Materials W Wo od Coordinator Coordinat Wood

Shayne Gardiner - Year 12 Design Technology

Kokoda Trip In June this year the College conducted its inaugural trip to trek the Kokoda Track. 27 members of the St Joseph’s College community including 16 students, 2 staff and a mixture of mums, dads, siblings and a grandfather underwent 6 weeks of training in preparation for the trip. The Wednesday morning sessions at 6am and weekend hikes were all worth it once we were confronted with our first hill climb out of Kokoda Village. Despite the steep ascent we were all happy to finally be on our way as mechanical issues with the troop carriers had put us a day behind and had meant that a number of the group had only slept for a couple of hours the night before. The first hill paved the way for many others just like it and it wasn’t long before the terrain began to claim victims with falls and broken walking poles a common occurrence. By the time we reached Kagi Village for our rest day the group was looking forward to some R & R with the locals. This consisted of challenging our Porters to games of touch rugby, soccer, tug of war and volleyball. We were also fortunate to meet with two Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels one at the ripe old age of 110. All members of the group successfully completed the trek and were truly moved by the experience.

At Brigade Hill Meeting Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels at Kagi village

While our walk was physically challenging at times it was put into perspective by the amazing stories of the Australian soldiers’ experience against the Japanese in WWII. We visited many significant sites, saw ammunition dumps and experienced some of the best scenery in the world. While the trek was exhausting, the camaraderie that developed within the group made for an amazing experience that included many laughs along the way. Michael O’Malley’s company Australian Kokoda Tours conducted the trip and arranged all the preparatory training. Michael himself has trekked Kokoda in excess of 20 times and imparted his extensive knowledge of the Kokoda campaign along the way ensuring all of us were able to marvel at the efforts of those who fought there. The elation at reaching our finish line at Owers Corner was quickly tempered with our visit to the Bomana War Cemetery and viewing the thousands of graves of soldiers not much older than our students on the trip, many still marked simply as ‘Unknown Soldier’. All participants on the trip thoroughly enjoyed the experience and will certainly remember it for the rest of their lives. Paul Clohesy - Deputy Principal

Finally after 7 mentally challenging days of walking we reached the arches signifying the end of the gruelling track.We were flooded with feelings of relief and sadness for all the soldiers who never made it out of the notorious track.We all came out a lot wiser and better people for the experience. Matthew Caldow Year 11

Bomana War Cemetery At the finish of the track

Uganda Trip 2012 “An extraordinary adventure, discovering an impoverished land, rich in spirit.” - Michael McKeown “What blows me away about Mannya is seeing the hope, tenacity and power for change amidst heart wrenching poverty and injustice.” - Patrick McDonald

After graduating in November 2012, eight Year 12 students from St Joseph’s College and four from Clonard College, accompanied by staff members Ric Brodrick, Monika Ercoli and Patrick McDonald, and his brother Conor, travelled to the township of Mannya in South eastern Uganda. The following are some brief reflections on what was a unique and wonderful experience. Arriving in Mannya was a most amazing and humbling experience. The welcome of the community was so wonderful as they lead us down the road accompanied by the brass band, towards the presbytery balcony with children clinging around us.The kindergarten, primary and secondary students entertained us with music and songs. The whole welcome was so powerful and made us feel that we were truly part of an extended family. Fr Nestus, a man of vision and inspiration, made our stay a memorable one guided by his generosity and hospitality. The people of Mannya are the most generous and sincere people I have met in the world and this experience will remain with me forever Monika Ercoli - Year 11 Coordinator 2012 The ability for us all to witness how the less fortunate live, enabled us to see past the poverty and injustice which has plagued the country in order to recognise Uganda’s beautiful people and rich culture. It was a truly life changing experience which will ultimately make us think twice about how we too live our lives. Fr Nestus and all those associated with the community of Mannya have given me hope that with hard work and faith sustainable development can occur. - Taylor Meesen I left with the goal of making a difference in others’ lives. I returned home with the goal of making changes in mine. This trip has shaken me to the core and changed my view on life. - Connor Rawson Having the opportunity to be a part of such a unique experience is one that I will treasure forever. The smiles and welcoming dispositions of the entire community alone made the trip worthwhile. - Makayla Galbraith The feeling of welcome that Mannya produced was incredible. The people I have met have made a huge impression on me through their work and determination to improve

the livelihood of all in Mannya. The foreversmiling faces will never leave my memory. - Ash McMaster Even though the people of Mannya can’t even imagine how much less they have than us, to see how happy they are regardless, is a perfect example of the fact that real happiness comes from much more powerful forces than material things. Mannya must be one of the most joyous places in Uganda and much of this can be drawn to the hope that Father Nestus inspires in his community. - Lachlan Crowe The generosity and compassion shown by all in the community of Mannya shows the beautiful culture that is Uganda. I will forever benefit from the amazing experience that I just shared with my fellow classmates. - Matthew Potter A beautiful country that has to be seen to be believed, with amazing people who have an overwhelming amount of generosity of spirit. A life-long lesson that will never be forgotten. - Harry Morgan Only after spending time in Mannya have I been able to grasp what it really means to live as a community. The driving force behind the amazing development of the Parish of Mannya, has been borne from a powerful sense of love shared between the people in the community. Fr. Nestus is an extremely inspiring man and being able to share a part of his life, even for a short time, has been an experience that will forever shape the way I think and act towards others. - Conor McDonald An amazing difference in culture. Massive difference between the city and country, rich and poor. - Kelsey Whyte By far the most rewarding experience of my life. - Tayla Ellis An experience of a lifetime. Mannya is working towards something great in the joy and motivation that the people give to their town. - Justin Estcourt In some ways Mannya seems the happiest place on Earth, however it was quite confronting due to the people having so little. It really opened my eyes to how much we take what we have for granted. - Josh Bushby

Edmund Rice Day On Friday 22 March the College celebrated Edmund Rice Day, our College Feast Day. The day began with Mass celebrated by Fr Michael Twigg with the assistance of several student leaders. The ceremony focused on the four touchstones giving ideals authentically linked with the Charism of Blessed Edmund Rice - Justice and Solidarity, Inclusive Community, Gospel Spirituality and Liberating Education. The annual Edmund Rice Day Cross-Country/Walkathon was then held, followed by a celebratory lunch. The afternoon was filled with student activities which created a great deal of interest. These included the traditional Edstock - battle of the bands. Seven bands lined up to compete for the Edstock Trophy. This was a keenly fought contest with every band performing very well. A wide variety of genres was on display; from metal to swing and everything in between. Audience support was evident and all the boys were well supported. The stand out performance of the day was from ‘Rycka’, Riley Harman and Macka Heard.They featured a great balance of both voice and instruments. When not listening to the bands in the ‘Quad’, students were getting involved with the popular sumo challenge, longest slide, battle ball, gladiator challenge along with many other games and activities. It made for a very festive atmosphere. The day came to a finish with Year 7 student Thu Sa La winning the Edmund Rice Day Gift race on Zampatti Oval as well as the annual staff v student Gaelic football match. After many years of defeat, the staff team finally managed to pull off a win - much to the dismay of the students! The day, through donation and sponsorship, raised $45,832.55 for projects in Uganda, Africa and here in Australia with funds going to Edmund Rice Camps for children in need. We thank everyone who raised money through sponsorship or made a donation towards the day.

Edmund Rice Day

Edmund Rice Day Cross Country Results

Cross Country House Results PLACE U 13 JORDAN FOLEY BUTLER BROPHY 1st DOYLE MADIGAN

U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 VCE Total

394 529 369 278 371 251 2192

228 342 333 507 220 320 1950

96 221 376 256 395 279 1623

96 145 276 234 288 404 1443

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th

U 14

HUGH MCMAHON HARRY HOCKLEYSAMON CHRISTIAN DAVIS LEWIS ANTONAC JACK BROGDEN FRASER MURRAY ANGUS MCKINNON BAXTER MENSCH DAVID HANDLEY BRODIE DENNEY MICHAEL KAVENAGH SAMUEL WALSH BRAYDEN HAM LACHLAN DENNEY CHARLIE LANG LIAM DRAPER MASON FRASER PAUL KANELLOS HARVEY RYAN THOMAS KEAST LOGAN MITCHELL BENJAMIN FRASER JAYSON TOMICIC WILLIAM ROWE CHARLIE BRITTON DECLAN FENTON ZACHARY WALTER REEF DAVIE JACK PURCELL

U15

U 16

U 17

SENIOR

MICHAEL BONGIORNO THOMAS FOLEY ZACHARY BARR THOMAS KIDD PETER ATTARD BENJAMIN MCNAMARA THOMAS DIXON ANDREW MCNEEL NED HARRIS AUSTIN HUMPHREY DANIEL SPENCE BLAKE ROBINSON PATRICK DOWLING AUSTIN WALKER JACK SCARLETT

JAKE WILIAMSON JACK HOCKLEYSAMON BAILEY BIGGS KARL SENFTLEBEN PATRICK KELLEHER MICHAEL MCAULIFFE NATHAN DILLON SAMUEL PLUMMER EAMON ANDERSON SAMUEL HOARE THOMAS SESAR SEAN WHELAN ADAM WALSH KEEGAN ROBERTSON MATTHEW BIRD

JAMES MCDONALD JAMES EDWARDS NICHOLAS BRANDIMARTI SHANE VAN DEN NOUWLAND JACK BRODRICK JACK VISINTIN JOSHUA RICE TOM CAUDULLO DARCY BOWLES-CASEMORE ASHLEY GILLESPIE JACOB NGAWATI NICHOLAS SWAIN AIDAN SANCHEZ JORDAN STONE MATTHEW MILANOVIC

LACHLAN DILLON JEANPAUL DUMONT CONOR GUINA WILLIAM HARDIMAN CORY JONES JAYDEN BRACH CHRISTIAN O’HALLORAN SAMUEL DARLEY JAKE SYKES BENJAMIN THRELFALL JACKSON THOMAS CHARLES BREEN JACOB LANE RILEY HENRY HARRY RAWLINGS

WINNER OF THE EDMUND RICE GIFT: Thu Sa La

Project Kiziba “Many greetings to you and the college staff and students. I admire your dedication to see our village change. Our parish community at St. Paul’s parish is very eager to see the hall finished.We hope to finish roofing by Christmas and it will be good if the College team comes to visit us when they come.” - Fr.Vincent

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Towards the end of last year, a group of Year 12 students travelled to Uganda to involve themselves with the local community of Mannya.As a consequence of connections with St Bernard’s Belmont Parish and the Cotton On Foundation this annual trip in place of ‘Schoolies’ provides our students with a wonderful immersion opportunity. The development of Mannya has been happening since 2004 and much has been achieved. Kiziba is an adjoining village about 25km East of Mannya and Br Russell Peters, who recently visited the village with Fr Nestus from Mannya, described the place as “in desperate need”. St Joseph’s has received a request via Fr Nestus to provide financial assistance for the construction of a multi-purpose building that can be used as a community meeting place. Some of the possible uses include a centre where hygiene and HIV education can take place and where Mass can be celebrated. It is estimated that the cost of this centre would be $10,000. I think this is a worthy first project for some of the money raised on Edmund Rice Day. The rainwater from the roof will be harvested into an underground tank. Br Russell intends to request that a bore be sunk to provide the villagers with fresh water. This follows consultation with the local people to determine projects which would be of maximum benefit for the region. There is a parish priest in the village and Fr Nestus will work with him to ensure that the project becomes a reality. Hopefully the students taking part in the Uganda Immersion at the end of this year can pay a visit. Paul Tobias - Principal

The following is a composition of letters from Father Vincent who has been keeping the College up to date with the progress of the building works on the Parish Centre in Kiziba. Dear Paul, I am very grateful for your mail. It has given me a lot of encouragement in the work going on here. Many greetings to you and the college staff and students. I admire your dedication to see our village change. Our parish community at St. Paul’s parish is very eager to see the hall finished. We hope to finish roofing by Christmas and it will be good if the College team comes to visit us when they come. I will keep you updated of the progress. Looking forward to seeing you when you come. See how far we have gone. As I write, the roof is now fully installed. At this stage we have used up the funds you generously gave for the hall. We can now use the hall for temporary use instead of the wood shelter you saw when you visited. We have not put the floor, shutters (metal doors and windows) plus plastering inside and outside. Our target is using hall by December. However we can use it temporarily for meetings and prayers. Thank you very much. God bless your tireless efforts, Fr. Vincent

College Houses FOLEY HOUSE 2013 was a monstrous task the Foley Captains had accepted and we had our fair share of ups and downs,. It started with a victory in the Pool, where Foley took first place for a second year running. When the Foley Falcons were called victorious, a feeling of absolute happiness and excitement rushed through my body those emotions will last forever with me. However, this was short lived as Foley needed to find the ‘strength and will’ to win athletics once again, to give Foley a streak of 12 consecutive titles. Unfortunately we came up short. To allow a loss on athletics day after a decade of winning was heartbreaking to see, making it unclear what would happen with the Adam Bryant Shield. This gave Foley a reason to fight back. This year was full of many speeches, costumes and above all else house battles and spirit. It was a great honour to be named Foley House Captain and to have a great Deputy in Matthew Bucki-Smith. To be placed against Butler, Brophy and Jordan was a true privilege and I thank them for competing with such ‘focus and determination’. To the new House Captains make us proud and good luck for 2014. Marcus Anderson - Foley Captain BUTLER HOUSE Well what a year it has been for the mighty butler sharks, we have conquered swimming sports, sprinted the athletics and competed against our foes in other various house activities in which require skill in mental, physical and social aspects. At the swimming carnival it was neck and neck all day between the four houses. After the captains speeches (to which mine was clearly the best) it was down to the finalist swimming for each year level. The score was close and it was anyones game between Butler and Foley. Butler secured 2nd by a few points so Foley better watch themselves next year. We continued our house battle into athletics day. It was a slugfest between Butler, Jordan and Foley. Finally the results were in, the boys were tired since Butler had been leading for the better end of the day. There was a hush among the crowd whilst the results were tallied and presented. Butler for a second time came 2nd leaving Jordan the winners. Butler morale has never been stronger. The effort, strength and determination the sharks put in this year is anything but spectacular, representing in events like House halo, Peter Larkin’s run, House fitness and

House Battleball just to name a few. I would like to thank my deputy Nick P. whom supported me and was a true leader. I never thought of being a house captain, but I am forever grateful, the sharks are nothing short of weak and those whom underestimate them better watch out. Russell Waters - Butler Captain JORDAN HOUSE What a year it was for the Redbacks! Our positive attitude and willingness to get involved and work as a team was evident from the start of the year, following our effort to go back-to-back by taking out the house spirit award at the 2013 swimming carnival. Despite falling short from taking out Jordan’s first ever swimming title, we were motivated to come back even hungrier for the athletics carnival, and that we did.We were triumphant for only the second time in the Adam Bryant Shield history! A comprehensive victory in the athletics carnival was only the start of our glory as we tasted success with a fourth straight Cross-Country victory. Our success wasn’t just on the track as the boys that participated in extracurricular activities did a fantastic job this year. The effort put in to all academic and charity activities was exemplary. A special thanks to Deputy house captain Jake Langenegger who helped me throughout the year with his organisational and leadership skills. Thanks to Brendan Nicholls who helped me develop my leadership qualities. To all the Jordan boys, well done on this year’s efforts and all the best for upcoming years, if you maintain the same house spirit and team morale then the scoreboard will look after itself! Patrick Slack - Jordan Captain BROPHY HOUSE It has been an honour and a privilege to be the Brophy house captain for 2013. The boys tried their hardest all throughout the year but at the end of the day it was never about winning the swimming, athletics, cross country or even the Adam Bryant Shield for that matter. It was all about trying our hardest and supporting one another whilst having fun at the same time.We also succeeded at ending Foley’s winning streak in the athletics. I would just like to thank Mr Nicholls for being the he driver behind this years leadership team for without ut his many ideas and passion for making the school a better and inclusive space we wouldn’t have had such uch a successful and enjoyable year. Good luck to the Brophy boys in 2012, bring home the honey. Fraser Clatworthy - Brophy Captain aptain

“This gave Foley a reason to fight back.This year was full of many speeches, costumes and above all else house battles and spirit. It was a great honour to be named Foley House Captain.” - Marcus Anderson “Butler morale has never been stronger. The effort, strength and determination the sharks but in this year is anything but spectacular.” - Russell Waters

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College Sports Results Swimming Carnival Results EVENT

WINNER

TIME

Junior Medley Intermediate Medley Senior Medley U/13 50m Freestyle A U/14 50m Freestyle A U/15 50m Freestyle A U/16 50m Freestyle A U/17 50m Freestyle A Senior 50m Freestyle A U/13 50m Breaststroke U/14 50m Breaststroke U/15 50m Breaststroke U/16 50m Breaststroke U/17 50m Breaststroke Senior 50m Breaststroke U/13 50m Backstroke U/14 50m Backstroke U/15 50m Backstroke U/16 50m Backstroke U/17 50m Backstroke Senior 50m Backstroke Junior 50m Butterfly Intermediate 50m Butterfly Senior 50m Butterfly U/13 4x50m Relay U/14 4x50m Relay U/15 4x50m Relay U/16 4x50m Relay U/17 4x50m Relay Senior 4x50m Relay Mitchell Classic 50m Sprint

BUTLER BUTLER BUTLER JOHN PERKS WILLIAM PAATSCH NATHAN KEATING NATHAN KEATING LUKE RUSH FRASER CLATWORTHY JOHN PERKS JACK KEATING BLAKE ROBINSON NATHAN KEATING LUKE RUSH MITCHELL DOWLING JOHN PERKS JACK KEATING WILLIAM PAATSCH NATHAN KEATING LUKE RUSH FRASER CLATWORTHY BAXTER MENSCH NATHAN KEATING FRASER CLATWORTY BUTLER FOLEY JORDAN BROPHY BUTLER BUTLER NATHAN KEATING

2.35.24 2.22.15 2.16.58 31.70 27.58 26.03 0.00 27.17 26.42 41.06 39.01 36.28 32.20 35.02 35.39 39.92 41.35 33.86 32.11 36.04 34.08 36.69 27.42 29.34 2.22.83 2.23.56 2.10.44 2.05.26 2.02.89 2.01.32 25.53

Athletics Day Results

= New Record

Swimming Age Group Champions GROUP

WINNER SECOND THIRD

U/13 U/14 U/15 U/16

JOHN PERKS JACK KEATING WILLIAM PAATSCH NATHAN KEATING

BAXTER MENSCH JACK BROGDEN JOSHUA JOKIC THOMAS VEALE

U/17 LUKE RUSH HARRISON VEALE SENIOR FRASER CLATWORTHY IGNATIUS RUDD MITCHELL DOWLING

LACHLAN DUNELL MITCHEL WHARMBY BLAKE ROBINSON MICHAEL PHILP, CAMERON DRAKE ETHAN LEWIS MATTHEW MULLINS, JAMES BUCKLEY

Swimming House Results FOLEY

BUTLER

BROPHY JORDAN

1304

1287

1147 1108

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

EVENT

WINNER

DISTANCE / TIME

EVENT

WINNER

DISTANCE / TIME

U/13 U/14 U/15 U/16 U/17

THU SA LA JACOB SESAR DARBY SCHILDER NATHAN MUNOZ DANIEL MILANOVIC

13.3 12.5 12.35 11.8 11.9 11.9 1.09.88 1.00.58. 59.62 56.67 59.23 55.44 2.36.78 2.24.16 2.27.0

CHRISTY MCELLIGOTT RAYMOND EMMA-NNOPU MATTHEW WRIGLEY JACK HENRY BAILEY BIGGS no winner JACOB MURPHY THU SA LA BRANDON STOKES DANIEL BURNS BAILEY BIGGS JAMES MCDONALD ZAC SHEAHAN JULIUS NELSON FRANCIS PATTI JOHNATHON ARCORACI BAILEY BIGGS JACOB NGAWATI JACOB MURPHY BROPHY BROPHY BROPHY BUTLER JORDAN FOLEY

5.82 145 160 170 175

JACK LANG JORDAN JONES CHRISTIAN DAVIS JACK HENRY AIDAN EDWARDS HARRISON VEALE JACOB MURPHY FRASER MURRAY CHRISTIAN DAVIS BENJAMIN MCNAMARA MICHAEL BONGIORNO CHARLES FRANCIS BAILEY BIGGS JAYDEN BRACH JACOB MURPHY ASHLEY THOMPSON CHRISTIAN DAVIS JACK HENRY BAILEY BIGGS FEDERICO CRESTALE

SENIOR LONG JUMP U/13 HIGH JUMP U/14 HIGH JUMP U/15 HIGH JUMP U/16 HIGH JUMP U/17 HIGH JUMP SENIOR HIGH JUMP U/13 DISCUS U/14 DISCUS U/15 DISCUS U/16 DISCUS U/17 DISCUS SENIOR DISCUS U/13 SHOTPUT U/14 SHOTPUT U/15 SHOTPUT U/16 SHOTPUT U/17 SHOTPUT SENIOR SHOTPUT U/13 4X100M RELAY U/14 4X100M RELAY U/15 4X100M RELAY U/16 4X100M RELAY U/17 4X100M RELAY VCE 4X100M RELAY

100M 100M 100M 100M 100M

SENIOR 100M U/13 400M U/14 400M U/15 400M U/16 400M U/17 400M SENIOR 400M U/13 800M U/14 800M U/15 800M U/16 800M U/17 800M SENIOR 800M U/13 LONG JUMP U/14 LONG JUMP U/15 LONG JUMP U/16 LONG JUMP U/17 LONG JUMP

2.23.62 2.19.13. 2.16.04 4.39 4.94 5.07 5.4 5.17

= New Record

Athletics Age Group Champions GROUP U/13 U/14 U/15 U/16 U/17

WINNER

SECOND

THIRD

RAYMOND EMMA-NNOPU CHRISTIAN DAVIS JACK HENRY BAILEY BIGGS HARRISON VEALE

THU SA LA ANGUS MCKINNON DANIEL BURNS AIDAN EDWARDS JAYDEN BRACH

SENIOR

JACOB MURPHY

ZAC SHEAHAN MICHAEL BONGIORNO

FRASER MURRAY FRANCIS PATTI BENJAMIN MCNAMARA JACK BUCKLEY JAMES MCDONALD JACOB NGAWATI FEDERICO CRESTALE NICHOLAS PECCHIARI JAKE WILLIAMSON

COLLEGE CLASSIC JACK HOCKLEYSAMON

Athletics Day House Results U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 Senior

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183 24.96 30.2 33 34.59 26.1 38.28 11.25 11.55 13.02 15.17 12.04 12.72

JORDAN BUTLER

FOLEY

BROPHY

695 600 527 400 368 209 2747

590 502 474 425 356 395 2714

570 552 493 348 369 424 2700

706 482 498 348 318 331 2623

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Health & Physical Education It has been another highly successful and productive year, punctuated by changes that have enhanced the Health and Physical Education department. The first of these changes was a renewed focus on enhancing the student’s ability to participate successfully in physical activity. Boys were given a comprehensive practical program with everything from team sports like Gaelic Football and Ultimate Disc to individual activities such as Golf and Swimming. Outdoor and Environmental Studies continued to grow with close to 400 boys from years 9-12 participating. There were many chances for students to experience the challenges that outdoor environments can offer. This year saw the purchase of a class set of mountain bikes. Students were able to develop practical bike skills and to further explore local areas such as the You Yangs and The Great Otway National Park. Another exciting development was the introduction of a VET Sport and Recreation program. The course enabled students to focus on the skills needed to work in the sport and recreation industry and to gain a Certificate III qualification. The units covered in the subject allowed the boys to take part in a fantastic range of activities including, surfing, rock climbing, ocean kayaking, mountain biking (Otway National Park) and hiking (Wilson’s Promontory). New practical assessment criterions were introduced which challenged students and teachers to concentrate on three new focus areas. The first, “Acquiring skills” focused on how well the students were able to learn and display fundamental motor skills. “Applying skills” measured the student’s level of participation, use of strategy and ability to produce skills in performance based situations. The final focus was “Listening Viewing and Responding” which concentrated on the student’s ability to listen to instruction and feedback and use this information to improve performance. Information technology continued to be of significance, this year many students were given the chance to use catapult GPS units. The GPS devices tracked the performance of student athletes using the same cutting edge technology currently utilised by their professional sporting heroes.The purchase of a new set of iPads enabled students to use Apps like

‘Coach’s Eye’ which allowed them to easily create and edit video of their technical performances and analyse the biomechanics involved.VCE students where given the chance to visit the “Bio-Lab” for the first time. During this fantastic program students participated in various fitness tests with heart rate, tidal volume, skin temperature, respiratory rate and V02 max being measured and displayed simultaneously with the latest wireless, digital, technology. Thank you to the students and staff who have organised or taken part in the programs mentioned above.Without your hard work, effort and enthusiasm the great achievements of 2013 would not have been possible. Luke O’Grady - Health and Physical Education Coordinator, Nick Jones - Health and Physical Education Coordinator & Mark Rayson - Outdoor and Environmental Studies Coordinator WHAT THE BOYS THOUGHT I have thoroughly enjoyed Physical Education. The teachers were fantastic with helping all the students in perfecting the skills and enjoying all the sports that we played. Some of my favourites included gaelic football, softball and touch football. These were all great fun. The teachers knew about the sports and were able to give us coaching about the skills required to play the games, and also taught us the basic rules necessary to play the games properly. Hugh McMahon - Year 8 In VCE Outdoor and Environmental studies this year we have been to many outdoor environments, viewing the unique environment that Australia possesses. We went on numerous camps, to places such as the Otways for kayaking, surfing and snorkelling and to Mount Hotham to ski and snowboard the slopes. We also went on an excursion to the Otway fly to witness the impact of tourism. We participated in a “See All Dolphin Tours” trip in Port Phillip Bay where we experienced firsthand the environmental risks associated with dredging of the bay. We have gained a greater understanding of Australia’s unique natural environment and why it is vital to preserve this for future generations. Thank you to all the teachers for making this subject and the experiences we had possible. Lachie Ansell - Year 12

“VCE Physical Education has been a fun and enjoyable experience throughout the year. Our excursion to the Biolab in Belmont was very interesting and gave us the opportunity to take part in a variety of different tests including the V02 Max.The tests appealed to many of the boys with measurements such as lung capacity and core temperature being taken.The understanding of Physical Education helps emphasise the importance of being physically and mentally healthy which benefits everyone.” Bailey Biggs Year 10

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Year 10 ACC Football Our 2013 campaign began in Ballarat, as we were set to play St Patrick’s in a practice match in preparation for the ACC competition. The game was to a high standard, as we achieved a positive result which gave the group confidence for the season ahead. A standout for the day was Tom Doedee, the former basketball star, new to the game, displayed great talent and endeavour in his first game. A quality week on the track assured that we were ready for our first game against Whitefriars. Unfortunately we suffered a loss, but learnt a valuable lesson on the standard required at this level. The following game we bounced back to have a good win against De La Salle, comfortably winning to the sound of 80 points. A bye awaited us in Round 3 which allowed us a well needed rest. A great win in round 3 to the tune of 118 points against St Bernard’s in front of their home crowd in possibly our best game of the year. Clearance king Paddy Kelleher continued his fine form, gaining plenty of the ball. Sam Bucovaz produced possibly the highlight of the season when he stopped an opposition attack in the backline and then gave an extraordinary effort by running the length of the ground to regain possession and kick a goal. Round 4 saw us come up against Parade at home, needing a win to keep our Grand Final hopes alive, we found ourselves down by a couple of goals in the last quarter. David McNeel produced the spark we needed by kicking four last quarter captain’s goals

which guided us to victory. Our next opponent was St Bede’s. We were very undersized, but a great effort from everyone, especially Jobe Neal who put in an extraordinary effort playing full back on possibly the best forward of the competition and limiting his impact. Alex Hutchison’s four goal, best on ground performance helped us get over the line. Our final game of the season was against Mazenod at home. A comfortable win assured we would head into the Grand Final against Whitefriars full of confidence. Finishing second on the ladder meant we had to travel down the highway and play Whitefriars on their home deck. We started off like a rocket, leading at quarter time in an inspiring performance. A highly competitive game was played out for the rest of the day. We decided to roll the dice in a last pitch effort to get a victory; however it was to no avail, as Whitefriars managed to get over the line in a tight contest. Co-captain Bailey Biggs was the standout for Joeys as he kept us in the game for most of the day. The players and coaches’ efforts weren’t quite enough to get us over the line but we are extremely grateful for the time they put in for us to compete. Many thanks must go to our coaches Jono Holt and Andrew Scaddan, our trainers, Lenny Alford and Mick Hinds for their efforts and guidance throughout the season. David McNeel & Bailey Biggs - Co-Captains

YEAR 10 FOOTBALL Back Row: Jack Scarlett, Jobe Neal, Jack Buckley, Guy Hardiman, Angus Kramer, Benjamin McNamara, Xavier McKeegan, Joel Hogan, Daniel Ball Third Row: Samuel Threlfall, Keegan Robertson, Samuel Plummer, Harry Walker, Samuel Bucovaz, Alex Hutchison Second Row:Luke Vlasnovic, Joseph Loughnan, Patrick Kelleher, Luke Treloar, Nicholas Connors, Liam Littore, Liam Cogan Front Row: Jackson McLachlan, Jackson Lockyer, Jay Kirwood, Bailey Biggs, David McNeel, Harrison Brown, Jackson Recourt, Billy McIntosh

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Senior Football There was a lot of excitement about this year’s teams. Both the Year 11 and 12s had won an ACC premiership at Year 10 level bringing together a talented group of footballers that potentially had the ability to taste some success. The first game of the year was an away game, a tough encounter with Whitefriars. Despite trailing at three quarter time, three quick goals put us within a kick with just minutes left.Whitefriars were able to just hang on for a tight 9 point win and send us home knowing that we would have to go undefeated for the rest of the season if we were any hope of making the ACC Grand Final. The next 3 weeks proved to be a big turning point in our season. A gutsy 12 point win away against St Bernard’s was a highlight as it meant we were the inaugural winners of the Reconciliation Cup. Following this we had a tight 14 point win against Parade in our first home game keeping our season alive. A massive home victory over Mazenod (133-16) gave us a good percentage booster. Following this a 10 goal win over De La Salle ensured our percentage gave us the chance to gain a coveted top two finish. Our final home and away match of the season saw us host St Bede’s. Our fate was in our hands as we needed to win or draw the game to get through to the Grand Final. A tough contest for four quarters saw the game go right down to the wire with scores level in the last 10 seconds. Following some tense final moments, the game was drawn and we were through to the ACC Grand Final. Despite numerous injuries and players being unavailable the boys who represented the school showed

incredible courage and determination. The Grand Final was held at Elsternwick Park in Melbourne in very windy conditions.We were really tested against Whitefriars who were playing exceptional team Football. When Whitefriars had the wind they took full advantage of it and piled on goal after goal as they gained belief and confidence that they were going to win. With almost a match winning lead at half-time it was going to have to be something really special for us to run over the top of such a solid outfit, but it wasn’t to be even though we fought it all the way to the end. We lost the game by 66 points and the season was all over, and it would be the last time the year 12s donned the SJC Guernsey. The Best and Fairest award went to the captain Lachie Devine who had a dominant season. Other awards went to Zac Sheahan, Patrick Bright, Nick Swain and Jess Travaglini. I would just like to thank Mr Clohesy and Mr Holt for coaching the team and investing time into getting the best out of every player. Another big thank you to Mick Hinds, Lenny Alford, Greg Vaughn, and Mr Dawson for their efforts and support every week. It was a great year even without the success we expected. We wish every success to the 2014 team and hope they manage to go a few steps further than we did this year. Luke Maddock - Senior Football Leadership Group

FIRST XVIII FOOTBALL Back Row: Jackson Nelson, Elliott Taylor, Harrison Veale, Darcy Gardiner, Luke Maddock, Oscar Doyle, Harrison Dolley, Nicholas Egan, Jack Driver, Harrison Bennett, Zac Sheahan Third Row: Max Garratt, Damian McMahon, Jeanpaul Dumont, Casey Meehan, Cameron Fowler, Matthew Boag Second Row:Bradley Verfurth, Paul Dreher, Patrick Clifton, James Edwards, Nicholas Swain, Jack Lang, Luke Guest, Harrison Kol Front Row: Jesse Travaglini, Jake Lindrea, Samuel Capra, Nathan Fenby, Lachlan Devine, Kieran McNally, James Hickey, Maxwell Augerinos, Thomas Scott

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St Joseph’s Football & Netball Club Approaching season 2013 it was very much acknowledged, within the club, that there would be a generational change as well a change in direction from a playing and coaching aspect. Therefore any measurement of success was not going be dictated by ladder position. To that end, it was exciting to have Heath Jamieson appointed as our senior football coach for three years. Heath has a track record in developing young players as well solid club cultures. With around 17 players debuting in our senior team this year, many of whom are past students of SJC, it certainly augers well for the future. Along with the exposure to senior football some players received, it was also most gratifying to have our U/18’s team win the 2nd Division Premiership this year. Congratulations must go all those involved.There is no question some very good and long term players will develop out of this team. We also congratulate our C grade Netball team who captured the 2013 title, a wonderful effort by all involved. We wish to thank and recognise our major sponsors, Hodges, Signature Homes and Tri-core Matrix and all our other sponsors whose support has been greatly appreciated. Having said that, it is important that all club supporters look to use these businesses where ever possible. Once again this year I sincerely thank our sponsorship sub-committee consisting of Kel Purser, John Goldsworthy and Brett Bentley for a job well done. On the social side, this year Janine Nicholls took over the organising of most of our functions. I think we should all acknowledge the work she did from the season’s launch through to Anzac day, ladies lunch, the Gala Ball to last week’s Presentation night. To Janine and her team a big thank you, the initiatives for functions has now set a new standard. Back in March our first 2013 gathering was organised and hosted by the incredibly generous Old Collegian Nick Maxwell. The event was held at the Olympic Room at the MCG and was an outstanding success with around 200 attending.The Grand Final

eve Lunch held at The Pier, with over 700 people in attendance was again significant. Special mention goes to Brett Bentley, John McKinnon and Joe Kiss for helping run what must be regional Australia’s biggest Grand Final function. To the rest of the hard working Committee, who continue to put in the many volunteer hours required to run the Club, I extend a big thank you.To survive and prosper these days at this level, we continually have to become more professional. People who want to volunteer and put in the work, is something I am always in awe of, and is the foundation on which clubs like ours are built. Our supporters groups, the Club 32 and the OnBallers, thank you for your most generous support. I especially want to acknowledge the players who have again been exemplary in their attendance and behaviour at club functions this year. The football and medical department put in an enormous amount of effort behind the scenes. Your work is very much valued and appreciated. To all teams who competed this year, congratulations on your efforts and the way you have conducted yourself. I wish to assure everyone that the club is looking to build on very solid foundations and will continue to work tirelessly. The three main areas we will continue focusing on are – • to have the club financially sound • focus on the players and create an environment that makes them proud to be around the club • further create an atmosphere where members, supporters and junior parents feel welcome and know they are an important part of the St Joseph’s Football & Netball Club community. These objectives are on-going and we will seek to continually improve. Go Joeys! Vince Littore - President, St Joseph’s Football & Netball Club

2013 Football Results YEAR 10 ACC FOOTBALL 2013

ROUND 1 - Whitefriars 20.9.129 def. SJC 6.10.46 Goals: Jackson McLachlan 2, Alex Hutchison 2, Ben McNamara 1, Matthew Bird 1 Best: Patrick Kelleher, Tom Doedee, Alex Hutchison, Daniel Burns, Keegan Robertson, Jack Scarlett ROUND 2 - SJC 21.11.137 def. De La Salle 8.9.57 Goals: Patrick Kelleher 3, Jay Kirwood 3, Alex Hutchison 3, Bailey Biggs 2, Jack Buckley 2, David McNeel 2, Harry Walker 1, Daniel Ball 1, Tom Doedee 1, Keegan Robertson 1, Liam Cogan 1, Jackson McLachlan 1 Best: Patrick Kelleher, David McNeel, Bailey Biggs, Tom Doedee, Alex Hutchison, Luke Treloar ROUND 3 - SJC 22.14.146 def. St Bernard’s 4.4.28 Goals: Sam Bucovaz 3, Matthew Bird 2, Tom Doedee 2, David McNeel 2, Jackson McLachlan 2, Patrick Kelleher 2, Jay Kirwood 1, Alex Hutchison 1, Jack Buckley 1, Harry Walker 1, Daniel Ball 1, Keegan Robertson 1, Daniel Burns 1, Guy Hardiman 1, Sam Threlfall 1 Best: Patrick Kelleher, Jackson McLachlan, Xavier McKeegan, Joel Hogan, Guy Hardiman, Tom Doedee, Matthew Bird ROUND 4 - SJC 8.15.63 def. Parade 5.10.40 Goals: David McNeel 5, Alex Hutchison 1, Jack Buckley 1, Harry Walker 1 Best: David McNeel, Xavier McKeegan, Tom Doedee, Jackson McLachlan, Matthew Bird ROUND 5 - SJC 19.12.126 def. St Bede’s 14.5.89 Goals: Alex Hutchison 4, Harry Walker 3, Patrick Kelleher 2, Tom Doedee 2, Matthew Bird 2, Sam Bucovaz 1, Bailey Biggs 1, Liam Cogan 1, Nicholas Connors 1, Joe Loughnan 1, Daniel Burns 1 Best: Patrick Kelleher, Alex Hutchison, Tom Doedee, David McNeel, Guy Hardiman, Jobe Neal ROUND 6 - SJC 26.15.171 def. Mazenod 1.1.7 Goals: Harry Walker 5, Jackson McLachlan 4, Bailey Biggs 3, Tom Doedee 3, David McNeel 2, Xavier McKeegan 2, Jobe Neal 2, Matthew Bird 1, Sam Bucovaz 1, Alex Hutchison 1, Ben McNamara 1, Daniel Ball 1 Best: David McNeel, Luke Treloar, Jackson McLachlan, Bailey Biggs, Patrick Kelleher, Harry Walker GRAND FINAL - Whitefriars 10.14.74 def. SJC 4.1.25 Goals: David McNeel 2, Jackson McLachlan 1, Patrick Kelleher 1 Best: Bailey Biggs, Tom Doedee, Patrick Kelleher, David McNeel, 106 Daniel Burns, Liam Littore

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ROUND 1 - Whitefriars11.10.75 def. SJC 10.6.66 Goals: Zac Sheahan 2, Jesse Travaglini 2, Harrison Bennett 1, Oscar Doyle 1, Reid Adams 1, Tom Scott 1, Luke Guest 1, Jack Driver 1 Best: Reid Adams, Lachlan Devine, Cameron Fowler, Harrison Veale, Jacob Ngawati, Oscar Doyle ROUND 2 - SJC 10.7.67 def. St Bernard’s 7.13.55 Goals: Darcy Gardiner 3, Zac Sheahan 2, Max Augerinos 1, Lachlan Devine 1, Jack Lang 1, Jesse Travaglini 1, Harrison Bennett 1 Best: Lachlan Devine, Jackson Nelson, Cameron Fowler, Reid Adams, Darcy Gardiner, Max Augerinos ROUND 3 - SJC 11.4.70 def. Parade 8.8.56 Goals: Harrison Bennett 3, Reid Adams 3, Jesse Travaglini 2, Kieran McNally 1, Jack Driver 1, Nick Egan 1 Best: Lachlan Devine, Patrick Bright, Damian McMahon, Jesse Travaglini, Jake Lindrea, Reid Adams ROUND 4 - SJC 20.13.133 def. Mazenod 2.4.16 Goals: Zac Sheahan 5, Jesse Travaglini 4, Max Garratt 3, Matthew Boag 3, Che Durran 1, Max Augerinos 1, James Hickey 1, Casey Meehan 1, Nathan Fenby 1 Best: Zac Sheahan, Damian McMahon, James Edwards, Jesse Travaglini, Matthew Boag, Max Garratt ROUND 5 - SJC 13.10.88 def. De La Salle 4.4.28 Goals: Nick Egan 4, Harrison Bennett 2, Lachlan Devine 2, Harrison Dolley 1, Casey Meehan 1, Ben Threlfall 1, Patrick Clifton 1, Jake Lindrea 1 Best: Zac Sheahan, Nick Swain, Jake Lindrea, Lachlan Devine, Nick Egan, Tom Scott ROUND 6 - SJC 8.8.58 drew with St Bede’s 9 . 2 . 58 Goals: Tom Scott 2, Zac Sheahan 1, James Hickey 1, Darcy Gardiner 1, Harrison Bennett 1, Reid Adams 1, Jackson Nelson 1 Best: Darcy Gardiner, Max Augerinos, Patrick Bright, Nick Egan, Tom Scott, Lachlan Devine GRAND FINAL - Whitefriars 13.13.91 def. SJC 3.8.26 Goals: Harrison Bennett 1, Oscar Doyle 1, Jesse Travaglini 1 Best: Lachlan Devine, Jackson Nelson, Nicholas Swain, Patrick Bright

Senior Soccer What is it that defines us? When looking back on a successful season, is there any one thing that stands out above all else? Is it the penalty Hamish Flavell saved in our first match, to give us a 2-1 win? Was it the increased work ethic in the second half of the CBC St Kilda game, where we scored 8 goals in a half? Our position on the ladder was determined by a single goal difference- one less goal in this game would have seen us finish third- and not make the semi finals! Was it the lack of discipline that was displayed against Mazenod that cost us the game, but we learned so much from? Was it the ‘strive for the highest’ motto and ‘never give up’ team attitude that led to the last minute winner from Alessandro De Stefano in our game against De La Salle? Without just one of these, we would not have made the finals. Was it the defensive effort against St Bernard’s in the semifinal, where we did not allow a second half goal, and we won 3-1. It was all of these. But it was so much more. And it was displayed in the Grand Final, where St Joseph’s had its biggest comeback ever, in the biggest game of the year. We were down 4-1 in the first half. Against a team that won all its matches that year, at an average of 5 goals to 1. But they say the darkest hour is right before the dawn. When all looks lost and bleak: to find hope, to keep striving, to keep playing, to keep running, to keep hurting…This is the mark of a team with character. This is a team with heart and self-belief - a team that never says die. So we fell back onto all the things that had got us to the Grand Final – strong persistent work ethic, communication, teamwork, school spirit, attitude & courage. It is legend now how St Joseph’s responded to being behind 4-1. How Angel Taravillo got a hat-trick, including the equaliser in the dying

minutes. How it went into overtime and then penalties. That Alessandro Stefano was carried off with cramp TWICE, and twice he came back on and kept playing. Then Billy came on to only play 20 minutes (due to an injury) but then managed to play out the rest of the game! The defence rallied and would not concede another goal from the 35 minute mark. Hamish Flavell saved two penalties then Alessandro Stefano nailed the last penalty to give us the win. I would like to thank our coaches Mr O’Connell and Mr Trupkovic, also Mr Colak and Mr Milverton for helping throughout the year. Also, to all our other teachers for supporting us and allowing us to represent our school. In years to come, when they look back on the premiership team from 2013, they will look back and see one thing above all else. The one thing that defines us: TEAM – Together Everyone Achieves More! Nicholas Kozdra - Year 11 SJC FIRST ELEVEN - SENIOR SOCCER ROUND 1 - SJC v PARADE SJC 2 defeated Parade 1 ROUND 2 - SJC v CBC ST KILDA SJC 12 defeated CBC St Kilda 0 ROUND 4 - SJC v ST BERNARD’S SJC 3 defeated St Bernards 1 (Halftime 1-1) Best: Nicholas Kozdra, Darcy Rapa, Hamish Flavell, Julian Barbagallo, Matthew Hagebols, Goals: Darcy Rapa, Angel Taravillo, Nathan Munoz GRAND FINAL - SJC v EMMANUEL SJC 4 defeated Emmanuel 3 (Halftime 2-4) Goals: Angel Taravillo, Nathan Munoz

SENIOR SOCCER Back Row: Nathan Munoz, Nick Kozdra, Marko Krndija, Angel Taravillo, Hamish Flavell (GK), Dehgi Lueth, Matthew Hagebols (c), Lucas Bonifacio,Marc Ballester Front Row: Billy Argyros, Alessandro Stefano, Blaine Burrell, Darcy Rapa, Alex Dearnaley, Julian Barbagallo (c), James Costa, Paul Feola (c - inj) Coaches: Jason O’Connell, Tom Trupkovic

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Year 10 Soccer

YEAR 10 SOCCER Back Row: Benjamin Wydro, Zachary Carter, Michael Pinjuh, James Perks Front Row: Oscar Bongiorno, Matthew Zilavec, Frank Modica, Robert Innis, Nicholas Di Blasi Coach: Adam Colak

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BADMINTON Back Row: Diarmuid O’Reilly, Patrick O’Connor, Patrick Brice, Lachlan Clifford Front Row: Patrick Henderson, Ayden Gras, Mackenzie Buchanan, Jesse Williams, Sam Quach Coach: Ashley Humphries

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Cricket YEAR 10 ACC CRICKET

SJC FIRST XI CRICKET

ROUND 1 - SJC 4/98 (Brad McMaster 41no, Sam Plummer 34) defeated CBC St Kilda 10/96 (James Teague 5/14, John Fisher 2/16, David McNeel 1/10, Sam Sutcliffe 1/16)

ROUND 4 - SJC 8/132 (Casey Meehan 39, Trent Archer 38no, Jack Driver 19)

ROUND 2 - St Bede’s 6/151 (James Teague 1/9, John Fisher 1/29, David McNeel 1/7, Sam Plummer 1/23, Harry Walker 2/35) defeated SJC 10/90 (Sam Plummer 29, David McNeel 19) ROUND 3 - SJC v Mazenod - Game abandoned due to inclement weather ROUND 4 - De La Salle 4/149 (Sam Plummer 1/13, David McNeel 1/6, James Teague 1/15) defeated SJC 9/110 (Brad McMaster 26, Darren Fernandes 14, Harry Walker 14no)

defeated De La SALLE 10/128 (Luke Guest 3/16, Billy Hyde 4/22, Harry Purcell 2/16, Jordan Stone 1/5) ROUND 5 - SJC drew - MATCH ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN PARADE 4/71 (Joshua Conway 2/10, Harry Purcell 2/17) ROUND 6 - St BEDE’S 5/156 (Billy Hyde 3/17, Robert Sodomaco 1/15, Jack Driver 1/19) defeated SJC 6/152 (Jordan Stone 31, Jack Driver 30, Trent Archer 21, Robert Sodomaco 32)

ROUND 5 - SJC 6/144 (Brad McMaster 52no, Sam Plummer 24) defeated Salesian 10/124(Sam Plummer 1/22, David McNeel 1/12, James Teague 1/13, John Fisher 2/16, Jake Williamson 1/24) 2013 CHAMPION PLAYER AWARD David McNeel 261 points WINNER Sam Plummer 256 points RUNNER-UP Brad McMaster 224 points COACH’S AWARD James Teague 214 points

YEAR 10 CRICKET Back Row: Patrick Purcell, Bailey Biggs, Angus Kramer, Guy Hardiman, John Fisher, Samuel Plummer Third Row: Brad McMaster, David McNeel, James Teague, Bailey Dunn, Benjamin Nichols, Eamon Anderson Second Row:Jay Kirwood, Samuel Sutcliffe, Michael Philp, Nicholas Connors, Samuel Threlfall, Joseph Loughnan, Jake Williamson Front Row: Brandon Purcell, Isaac Wilkins, John O’Connell, Jackson Recourt, Liam Cogan, Darren Fernandes, Samuel Bourke, Liam Clancy

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First XI Cricket

FIRST XI CRICKET Back Row: Nicholas Swain, Casey Meehan, Jack Driver, Samuel Abley, Lachlan Devine Middle Row: James Hickey, Joshua Conway, Luke Guest, Connor Jervies Front Row: Trent Archer, Curtly Balshaw, Billy Hyde, Jordan Stone Coach: Nick Jones

ACC Swimming

ACC SWIMMING Back Row: Blake Robinson, Thomas Veale, Nicholas Alesios, Luke Rush, William Hardiman, William Paatsch, Brayden Thompson, John Perks Front Row: Aiden Sweeney, Jack Brogden, Ignatius Rudd, Michael Philp, Lachlan Dunell, Matthew Wrigley, Mitchell Wharmby Coaches: John Mitchell, Nick Jones

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Cross Country Some people create with words or with music or with a brush and paints. I like to make something beautiful when I run. I like to make people stop and say, ‘I’ve never seen anyone run like that before.’ It’s more than just a race, it’s a style. It’s doing something better than anyone else. It’s being creative. - Steve Prefontaine, American middle / long distance runner and 1972 Olympian, who once held every national record between 2,000 and 10,000 meters and between 2 miles and 6 miles. This year saw the St Joseph’s College Cross Country team prepare for its inaugural participation in the Division 1 ACC Cross Country Championships. Last year’s fantastic result to win the 2nd division title had given the boys the chance to join the top 6 schools in the ACC and they were determined to prove themselves. Training for the event started in February and the addition of Mr Kemp to the coaching team saw them working harder than ever before. New levels of performance were reached with brutal speed endurance training sessions and hill runs up Aphrasia St but the pain was all worth it as this year’s results are the best the school has ever accomplished and have started a belief that we are capable of even better.

The City to Surf was the first big race of the year and the boys had another fantastic trip to

Sydney in August. The conditions were amazing with light winds and sunny weather adding to the already amazing atmosphere that the iconic race produces. Everyone involved ran the 14km’s in an impressive manner with times improving dramatically from last year (see results below), the majority were able to stay below a 5min kilometre pace which is a great achievement considering the huge crowds and the infamous heart break hill. Jack, Michael, Harry and Alex Catching up with Harry “H” Nightingale from the Bondi Rescue Team at City to Surf

all finished the race under the 60min barrier, an amazing effort. When the race was done we headed to Bondi to enjoy a roof top lunch and a relaxing swim at the beach where we caught up with Harry “H” Nightingale from the Bondi Rescue team. I think of all the things the boys enjoyed, the knowledge that it was overcast and raining in Geelong while they were swimming in board shorts in Sydney was the top of the list! It was an extremely enjoyable trip and many thanks must go to the students for their outstanding efforts in training and their results and behaviour on the trip. Well done.

“New levels of performance were reached with brutal speed endurance training sessions and hill runs up Aphrasia St but the pain was all worth it as this year’s results are the best the school has ever accomplished and have started a belief that we are capable of even better.” - Luke O’Grady

I opened this article with a quote from the famous runner Pre Fontaine; he talks about a race being like a work of art and that a runner’s aim is to show something that they have never seen before. Pre’s sentiment sums up St Joseph’s ACC championships perfectly. The boys

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Cross Country produced performances that were amazing to watch and they achieved results that had not been seen by members of the Joey’s Cross Country team before. Harry HockleySamon started the day off with our first great individual result placing third in the under 13’s. Harry crossed the line strongly with a great finish and was only 4 seconds behind the first placed runner. In the next race Christian Davis went two better, storming home to win the under 14’s championship and our first division one win. Christians win was a fantastic result and it was joined by Hugh McMahon who crossed the line 9 seconds later in third place, the 1st and 3rd result caused a huge roar from the SJC tent with everyone thinking it would be impossible to top. In the under 16’s Jack Hockly-Samon and Jake Williamson proved us all wrong. Jack produced a commanding run of which Pre would be proud, finishing 1st in the 5km’s in 16mins, with a large 22 second gap before the next finisher, it was a work of art. Jake Williamson who is also a previous winner at the carnival came third by a very narrow margin of 5 seconds. Jack and Jakes efforts gave SJC another 1st and 3rd result and another huge roar of approval from the Joeys boys who were astounded by the running their team mates were capable off.

ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS - 4th PLACE U/13 CHAMPIONS U/14 CHAMPIONS U/15 - 4TH

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TIME

NAME

TIME

NAME

HARRY HOCKLEY-SAMON MAX VISINTIN FRASER MURRAY DOYLE MADIGAN LEWIS ANTONAC SAMUEL WALSH PAUL KANELLOS BRODIE DENNEY DECLAN FENTON THOMAS KEAST SAM CHRISTENSEN DANIEL CORRAY

10.16 10.5 10.57 10.58 11.01 11.19 11.38 11.42 12.11 12.15 12.22 14.12

CHRISTIAN DAVIS HUGH MCMAHON DAVID HANDLEY MATT LING HARRISON LING LOGAN MITCHELL JACK BROGDEN MICHAEL KAVENAGH BRAYDEN HAM CHARLIE LANG BAYLEY COCKERILL THOMAS FORD

9.54 10.03 10.34 10.36 10.46 10.56 11.07 11.16 11.21 11.41 20.21 20.24

ALEX CSOLLE TOM FOLEY TOM KIDD CHARLIE FRANCIS NED HARRIS JACK BLOOD ZACH BARR THOMAS DIXON SAM SIMPSON PADDY CLIFFORD ANDREW MCNEEL

(3km)

U/16 - 4TH

(3km)

U/17 - 6TH

TIME

(3km) 10.22 10.23 10.23 10.4 10.48 10.58 11.05 19.16 19.21 20.23 21

SENIORS - 6TH

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TIME

NAME

TIME

NAME

TIME

JACK HOCKELY-SAMON JAKE WILLIAMSON BAILEY BIGGS MICHAEL MCAULLIFE EAMON ANDERSON PATRICK KELLEHER SAM HOARE MICHAEL FAMA NATHAN DILLON

16 16.27 17.44 18.32 18.5 19.12 20 20.03 20.19

JAMES EDWARDS NICK BRANDIMARTI ANGEL TARAVILLO NICHOLAS KOZDRA

18.22 18.59 19.1 19.5

JEAN-PAUL DUMONT JAYDEN BRACH LEVI WEST CONOR GUINA TRENT ARCHER COREY JONES

18.01 18.25 18.5 19.35 19.51 20.12

(5km)

With an overall placing of fourth, the boys have shown that they are a force to be reckoned with.The best results were from the under 13’s and 14’s who both won their RED TEXT HIGHLIGHTS STUDENTS WHO FINISHED IN THE FIRST THREE age group championships and won the 1st division Junior Championship trophy! Both the individual and team CITY TO SURF RESULTS results reflected an incredible effort from the members NAME NAME TIME PLACE TIME PLACE of the team of which I am very proud. I would also like to (14km) (Total (14km) (Total highlight the fact that many of the boys ran in older age 69,297) 69,297) groups on the day to ensure that we did not lose points JACK HOCKLEY-SAMON 00:52:59 306 THOMAS KEAST 01:07:48 6,253 and I would like to sincerely thank them for their service. MICHAEL BONGIORNO 00:59:26 1,507 BRENDAN NICHOLLS 01:08:14 6,631 Thanks must also go to Mr Kemp who is already planning HARRY HOCKLEY SAMON 00:59:26 1,507 ZACHARY BARR 01:08:30 6,861 our training for next year and to Mr Nicholls who is sadly ALEXANDER CSOLLE 00:59:51 1,650 SAMUEL HOARE 01:09:07 7,440 moving schools, his enthusiasm and commitment to the HUGH MCMAHON 01:01:05 2,111 MICHAEL FAMA 01:09:08 7,446 boys will be missed. MICHAEL MCAULIFFE 01:03:53 3,487 LUKE O'GRADY 01:09:16 7,575 I look forward to further success with this great bunch of young men who train hard and earn their success. I truly believe that St Joseph’s is capable of winning the entire competition and I urge all boys with talent and determination to join our team. Luke O’Grady - Cross Country Coordinator

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MICHAEL KAVENAGH PAUL KANELLOS CHARLES FRANCIS DECLAN FENTON

01:05:14 01:05:41 01:06:15 01:06:52

4,317 4,592 5,000 5,500

NICHOLAS BRANDIMARTI THOMAS KIDD DANIEL CORRAY JAKE WILLIAMSON EAMON ANDERSON

01:09:23 01:14:15 01:19:22 01:22:49 01:22:49

7,685 12,203 17,667 21,765 21,773

Basketball JUNIOR TEAM: Round one of the Victorian College Championships was held at the Werribee Stadium. The Junior section is not divided into divisions so all schools play in the same competition.The SJC Junior team had several preliminary games and the boys won all of these. They reached the semifinals on the day but unfortunately losing that game meant they were eliminated from the tournament. Nevertheless, considering the boys had not played together as a team to lose only one game was a good achievement. INTERMEDIATE TEAM: The SJC Intermediate team entered the VCC tournament in Division 2 as only some of the team were playing representative basketball in 2013. The boys remained undefeated in 2013 and produced the first ever championship winning team at SJC.

JUNIOR BASKETBALL Back Row: Jack Purcell, Thomas Senftleben, Benjamin Thomas, Maxwell Uebergang, Aaron Stone Front Row: Luke Jarnevic, Jack Dunstan, Lachlan Dunell, Dylan Sharp, Rody Spoormakers Coach: Simon Jovic

In the Division 2 final, held at MSAC, the boys were matched against Bacchus Marsh Grammar, which had an U/16 Australian team representative. However, the boys were not daunted by this, and played their best game of the tournament. Lead by Tom Doedee and Xavier McKeegan, with some excellent shooting from Kyle Meyer, the boys got off to a great start, created a small lead and continued to extend this until the game was out of reach for BMG. The team became the first from our school to become Champions. Xavier McKeegan was named MVP for the final. Congratulations to all team members on a great achievement and an outstanding tournament. SENIOR TEAM: The senior boys also played in Division 2 of the VCC competition. Their preliminary rounds were held at Werribee Stadium. They managed to get enough wins to progress to the State Finals held at MSAC. The boys continued their great form from the first round and reached the semi-finals on the day. Unluckily for our boys, we didn’t shoot well in the game and ultimately lost. However, to reach the semi-finals in such a competition was a great effort. I would like to make special mention of Harrison Dolley and Levi West (Yr.12). They represented the school in every year at SJC and proudly worn the uniform. They always displayed excellent sportsmanship. Finally, I would like to thank Mr Bryson Milverton, Sportsmaster for his continued support and assistance with organising arrangements for our teams. Simon Jovic - Basketball Coach

INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL L-R: Kyle Meyer, Peterson Kol, Joshua Neri, Xavier McKeegan, Bailey Biggs, Michael Harding, Angus Kramer Coach: Simon Jovic

SENIOR BASKETBALL L-R: Mark Buaya, Marcus Anderson, Matthew Milanovic, Cory Jones, Harrison Dolley, Mitchell Dowling, Aaron Elea Coach: Simon Jovic

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ACC Athletics

ACC ATHLETICS Back Row: Jack HockleySamon, Jacob Murphy, Jack Buckley, Bailey Biggs, Remi Schilder, Benjamin McNamara, Jeanpaul Dumont, Xavier McKeegan, James Edwards, Christian Davis Third Row: Jack Rice, Charles Francis, Aidan Edwards, Jayden Brach, David McNeel, Patrick Kelleher, Jack Henry, Thomas Foley Second Row:Lachlan Dillon, Brandon Stokes, Michael Bongiorno, Conor Guina, Francis Patti, Angus McKinnon, Alessandro Stefano, Samuel Kiebert, Daniel Milanovic Front Row: William Kiebert, Harry HockleySamon, Thu La, Jordan Jones, Ayden Gras, Matthew Wrigley, Hugh McMahon, Danh Ngo, Declan Fenton, Alexander Csolle Staff: Rebecca Westwood, Taryn Bates, Coby Cunningham, Claire Wrigley

Cycling

Chess

CYCLING TEAM L-R: Zachary Rushbrook, Finbar Kinna, Dominic Van Slageren Coach: Mark Rayson

CHESS Back Row: Jack Sadler-Cahoon, Liam Monagle, Sean Wee Front Row: Denzel Rabino, Ethan Belleville, Finbar Kinna, Joshua Krasic, Patrick Carroll Staff: Brendan Nicholls

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Blood Bank

BLOOD BANK Back Row: Kyle Carnell, Andre Losi, Nathan Cavallo, Alexander Lukacz, Daniel Sheahan, Dylan Ellis, Joshua Looker, Liam Drake, Mitchell Helmore, Thomas McCormack, Matthew Bucki-Smith Third Row: Matthew Motorniak, Nicholas Powell, Jack Doedee, Andrew Blake, Daniel O’Halloran, Matthew Bourke, David Van Etten, Shane Collard, Thomas Crowe, Thomas Donoghue, Thomas McGuiness, Nicholas Powers, Daniel Noss, Marcus Verdichizzi, James Rodgers Second Row:Nicholas Tasevski, Joseph Kolotelo, Ned Mahony, Darcy O’Rielly, Aiden Garipoli, James Tuddenham, Jacob Connoley, Jacob Murphy, Marcus Bumbers, Dominic Anderson, Sammy Rotiroti, Ignatius Rudd, Samuel Hand, Thomas Toh Front Row: Benjamin Cazaly, Jake Langenegger, Ethan Harvey, Dylan Tattersall, Austin Daly, Michael Podbury, Shayne Gardiner, Aztec Major, Daniel McManus, Michael Monea, James Cooper

Breakfast Program

BREAKFAST PROGRAM Back Row: Riley Henry, Lucas Pante, Marc Ballester, Jack Jenkins, Jayson Tomicic, Jack Canny, Timothy Sullivan, Nathan Cavallo, Ryan Bentley, Matthew Bucki-Smith, David Van Etten, Jake Sykes, James Dillon, Michael Podbury, Matthew Graham, Jordan Partington Third Row: Jake McCorkell, Harry McKeegan, Harrison Lockyer, Juliam Barbagallo, Tory Garwood, Daniel Reed-Sharry, Matthew Wrigley, Thomas Howe, Liam Jelley, Xandar Harrison, Lachlan Dillon, Michael Kavenagh, Jesse Travaglini, Nathan Kerger, Austin Perrott, Thomas Bourke Second Row:Joel Downie, Jai Sebastiani, Mitchell Whelan, William Coventry, Alor Anyang, Joshua Krasic, Ged Gallagher, Kingston Tantanouvong, Finbar Kinna, Hugh Stocks, Samuel Walsh, Jacob Talbot, Patrick Henderson Front Row: Lewis Antonac, Xavier Dowd, Sebastian Brown, Bryan Innis, Harrison Smith, Patrick Ryan, Ethan Belleville, Harrison Mahoney, Denzel Rabino, William Kiebert 115 Staff: John Stephensen, Simon Taylor, Zara Walter, Kylie Pretty, Simon Jovic, Jo Hart

T-Experts

T-EXPERTS Back Row: Connor Hamilton, Jordan Partington, Harrison Lockyer, Eamon O’Callaghan, Joel Gray, Thomas Curran, Alexander Chen Third Row: Jai Sebastiani, Mitchell Saba, Zak Lynch, Jasper Stojanovski, Stefan Bukovski, Hamish McManus, Jordan Bradaric, Jack O’Neill Second Row:Hugh Stocks, Nicholas Vanmeel, Joshua Krasic, Matthew Walters, Matthew Ryan, Ethan Gray, Samuel Morrison, Benjamin Semmler Front Row: Kieren Fernandes, Joseph Caruana, Karl Zilic, Jonathan Zarb, Ethan Belleville, Xavier Dowd, Alexander Jaskiewicz, James Sherry Staff: Andrew Loughnan, Adam Bampfield, Chris Valmadre, Jack Jurica

Sustainability

SUSTAINABILITY Back Row: Russell Waters, Ryan Baverstock, Alexander Lukacz, Christian Hayes, Dylan Ellis, Shane Collard, Jack Callahan, Daniel Milanovic, Kester Leibhardt Middle Row: Dylan McCabe, Alexander Chen, Thomas Curran, Eamon O’Callaghan, Lachlyn Keiller, Colten Dunn, Nikolas Tino, Jordan Partington, Lochlan Bourke Front Row: William Hanley, James Maiden, Kaine Abela, Mitchell Saba, Benjamin Cazaly, Jonathan Zarb, Carlin McCloskey, Patrick Ryan, Patrick Richards Staff: Kelly Jenkins

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Cast of Arturo Ui

CAST OF SHC PRODUCTION - ARTURO UI Back Row: Sammy Rotiroti, Mitchell Helmore, Alexander Lukacz, Dylan Ellis, William Conway, James Tuddenham Front Row: Ryan Tracey, Colten Dunn, Samuel Haste, Jack Callahan, Karl Senftleben, Eamon Dooley, Thomas Vlamis

Cyber Cats

CYBER CATS Back Row: Seamus Schroeder, Jake McCorkell, Lachlan Dunell, Seth Clay, Louis Clifton, Harry McKeegan, Ged Gallagher Middle Row: Elliott Horan, Charlie Fitzgerald, Jurrin Romanis, Dallas-Jai Alcorace, Izaak De Agrela, Adam Welsh, Baxter Mensch, Liam Holmes Front Row: Joseph Bifano, Harrison Adamko, Patrick Richards, Oliver Hanneysee, Fletcher Long, Bri Kelly, Joseph Caruana, Doyle Madigan, Thomas Keast Staff: Linda Bentley

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Tournament of Minds On 25 August 14 students from Year 7 to Year 9 travelled to Deakin University to perform in an event called Tournament of Minds. When we got there, we split into two teams. One group was Maths Engineering and they had to build a machine that had to make a sound at a specific time. The Social Science group required the seven team members to work together to perform a play that would show three secrets about three main characters who were suspects in a court case. We had ten minutes to perform and we made our own costumes from an allowable list of items. It was a great experience being involved in TOM and we are looking forward to competing again in 2014. We would like to thank Mrs Pretty for her dedication to Tournament of Minds. Jack Sadler Cahoon & Lewis Rancic - Year 7 Congratulations to the all of the boys who participated for their enthusiasm and commitment toward Tournament of Minds this year. Kylie Pretty -Tournament of Minds Coordinator TOURNAMENT OF MINDS Back Row: Lewis Rancic, Liam Jelley, Jack Sadler-Cahoon, Patrick Boland Front Row: Gabriel Hickey, Benjamin Semmler, Sean Wee, Thomas Boardman, Samuel Ford Staff: Kylie Pretty

Ad Alta

AD ALTA Back Row: Sam Hoffman, Jay Kirwood, Liam Oates, John Fisher, Darcy Connoley, Michael Thompson, Lachlan Gangell Front Row: Riley Humm, Samuel Atkins, Casey McCrohan, Sheridan Stack, Justis Brayshaw, Alex Javni, Brandon Purcell Staff: Simon Cahir 118

Justice & Advocacy L-R: Benjamin Cazaly, Jack Waterhouse, David Van Etten, Jack Sadler-Cahoon, Jonathan Zarb Staff: Jo Hart

Refugee Tutoring L-R: Ciaran Ross, Christian Hayes, Matthew Bucki-Smith, Mark Walker Staff: Jo Hart

Fire Carriers L-R:

Jerol Wunungmurra, Xavier Carew, Jack Hayes, James Hickey Absent: Darcy Caddy, Riley Harman, Claire Wrigley Staff: Dan Hale

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ACC Debating & Public Speaking L-R:

Caleb Whitley, Samuel Ridgway, Thomas Saunders, William Purdy, Jack O’Neill Absent: Liam Higgins, Joseph Smith, Wade McSparron Staff: Zoe Marshall

Legacy Junior Public Speaking L-R: Matthew Zulumovski, Jonathan Zarb, Samuel Arnold, Angus O’Connell Staff: Kate Gibbs

Unya Evatt Trophy L-R:

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Samuel Fatone, Sammy Rotiroti, Ryan Bentley, Jack Callahan, Thomas Howell

DAV Debating

DAV DEBATING YEARS 7-12 Back Row: Matthew Motorniak, Adam Walsh, Ryan Bentley, Matthew Bucki-Smith, David Van Etten Middle Row: Daniel Milanovic, Liam Jelley, Sammy Rotiroti, Jack Callahan, Samuel Fatone, Thomas Howell Front Row: Angus O’Connell, Jonathan Zarb, Jack O’Neill, Benjamin Cazaly, Samuel Arnold, Elliott Horan, Matthew Zulumovski Staff: Zoe Marshall, Sandro Di Santo, Kate Gibbs

Plain English Speaking Award

PLAIN ENGLISH SPEAKING AWARD L-R: Alexander Lukacz, Shane Collard

Unya Youth Conference

UNYA YOUTH CONFERENCE L-R: Jack Callahan, Adam Walsh, Ryan Bentley, Thomas Howell

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Staff 2013

Paul Tobias

Claire Brown

Mary-Ann Michael Anderson Anderson

Paul Clohesy

Leanne Adams

Carmen Ahearn

Angela Baker

Tara Baker

Adam Bampfield

Lauren Barton

Taryn Bates

Prue Beaton

Pierre Belluzzo

Susan Belluzzo

Linda Bentley

Louisa Biviano

Joanne Board

David Breheny

Helen Brislane

Michelle Brodrick

Ric Brodrick

Vin Brown

Craig Browne

Maureen Bryant

Josie Bertuna

Michelle Bishop

Simon Cahir

Michelle Cameron

Peter Lukas Bernerdene Steve Joanne Canaway Capicchiano Carthew Catanzariti Chappell

Jane Clarke

Julie Clohesy

Adam Colak

Anne Condon

Claire Connell

Helen Connolly

Chris Conroy

Michael Davies

Shane Dawson

Frank De Rosso

Paul Devine

Kylie Di Santo

Sandro Di Santo

Carolyn Dodds

Harley Doedee

Monika Ercoli

Judy Evans

Kim Evans

Anna Fazio

Mark Flanders

Lauren Flint

David Formosa

Terry Fowler

Rosemary Friend

Kate Gibbs

Angela Gionis

Chris Nelson Gleeson Gnaccarini

Jarrod Gore

Josie Grasso

Gemma Gray

Katerina Greaves

Karen Guerra

Mark Hagebols

Dan Hale

Lauren Hall

Joanne Hammond

John Damian Harmon Harrington

Jo Hart

Leonie Hart

Kenny Ho

Andrew Hobbs

Jonathan Holt

Jules Holt

Lee Hough

Anna Hudson

Ashley Humphries

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Cassandra Coby Coogan Cunningham

Emma Cuthill

Margot Davies

Kerry Sean Samantha Drever Edmondstone Eggleton

David Caterina Gallaher Giacomazzo

Leah Irving

Christopher Jansen

Staff 2013 Katherine Jenkins

Kelly Jenkins

Nicholas Jones

Simon Jovic

Jack Jurica

Helen Kean

Glenn Kemp

Jason King

Ros King

Jane Laidlaw

Rebecca Leibhart

Peter Leorke

Chris Lougheed

Andrew Loughnan

Chris Lynch

Tricia Maas

Lisa Maher

Mary Malone

Peter Malone

Danny Maltese

Zoe Marshall

Adel Mawson

Kirsty Maselli

Holly Julie McDonald McIntosh

Annalee McKew

Kate McLaren

Janine McLean

Raelene McMahon

Paul Melis

Trish Merrett

Vicki Mills

Ashlee Milne

John Monagle

Adam Morrissey

Terri Moyle

Damian Moynihan

Brendan Nicholls

Samuel Nichols

Matthew Nihill

Adam Noble

Luke O’Grady

Sena Palmer

Jennifer Parrot

Gerard Parry

Trevor Pearce

Ashwin Pillai

Leanne Rivett

Jane Rodgers

Lauren Salcombe

Andrew Scaddan

John Schlank

Janet Sgambaro

Imogene Smith

Nathanael Smith

Travis Smith

Natasha Solczaniuk

Rebecca Spark

Bryson Milverton

John Mitchell

James Moloney

Des Nolan

Erin Norman

Jason Liz Peter O’Connell O’Connell O’Connor

Mari Potaro

Lachlan Porter

Kylie Pretty

Sam Querella

Mark Rayson

David Shalders

John Shawcross

Eliza Shortal

Karen Shum

Anna Simonsen

Heather Katie John Stapleton Stephensen Stewart

Teresa Taranto

Zara Walter

Rebecca Darryl Wedding Westwood

John Wilcox

Hannah Smith

Simon Taylor

Michael Timms

George Tomadin

Tom Trupkovic

Mark Turner

Chris Valmadre

Suzanne Walsh

Michael Wilding

Tania Willard

Angela Wilson

Claire Wrigley

Amy Young

Maureen Zampatti

Wei Zhang

ABSENT: Susan Collins, Maria Jones, Nicole Lucas, Amit Patel

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College Leadership PATRONS Most Reverend Denis Hart, D.D., Archbishop of Melbourne Reverend Father Kevin Dillon, P.P., St Mary of the Angels Parish, Geelong CHAPLAINS Reverend Father Kevin Dillon, P.P., St Mary of the Angels Parish, Geelong Reverend Father Herman Licayan, Admin. Meredith Parish GOVERNING BODY Edmund Rice Education Australia Board (from October 1, 2007) COLLEGE BOARD Chair - Mr Wayne Tattersall Deputy Chair - Mr Brett Harman Minute Secretaries - Mrs Maureen Bryant & Mrs Adel Mawson Members Ms Claire Brown Mr Chris Caldow Mr Paul Clohesy Br Roger Cripps Mr Peter Madden Ms Libby Mears Mr Mark Nicholls Mrs Kathleen Rawson Mr Paul Tobias Dr Peter Woodruff FOUNDATION Chair - Mr Peter Rudd Secretary & Development Manager - Mr David Formosa Treasurer - Mr Robert Threlfall Members Mr Kevin Costa Mr Chris Holien Mrs Heather Kelly Mrs Tracey Simic Mr Paul Treloar Dr Joe Virgona Mr Steve Cooper Mrs Maureen Zampatti PRINCIPAL Mr Paul Tobias (1995) BA, DipEd, BEd, DipReligEd, DipEdAdmin, MEdAdmin DEPUTY PRINCIPALS Ms Claire Brown (2000) BA, DipEd Mr Paul Clohesy (2009) BA, GDipEduSec, GCertReligEd, GDipStudWelf, MStudWelf DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM Mrs Michelle Brodrick (2012) BA, GDipEd, MEd DIRECTOR OF TEACHING & LEARNING Mr Vincent Brown (1999) BSC, BSc(Hons), PGDipAud, PGDipEd DIRECTOR OF MISSION & IDENTITY Ms Jo Hart (2007) BA, GDipEd, GradCertTeachRE MISSION LEADERSHIP TEAM Religious Education Coordinator Mrs Vicki Mills (2006) DipTeach, GDipEdSt(Wlbng) Chaplaincy and Liturgy Coordinator Mr John Harmon (2008) BSc, BTheol, MTheolSt, GDipCounsel, GDipTeachLearn Community Service Coordinator Mrs Claire Wrigley (2000) BEd(PhysEd), GDipReligEd VCE COORDINATOR Mr Andrew Hobbs (2000) BScEd STUDENT MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR Mr Richard Brodrick (1999), BA, GDipEd, MEd LEVEL COORDINATORS Year 12 Mrs Monika Ercoli (2002) BAA, BAEd, GDipReligEd, MAEd, DipBus(HumRPrac), CertIVTrngAssmnt Year 11 Mr Michael Timms (2007) BEd(PhysEd) Year 10 Mr Andrew Scaddan (2011) BEd(PhysEd) Year 9 Mr Simon Taylor (1984) BAEd, GDipReligEd, GDipStudWelf Year 8 Mr Dan Hale (2011) BAppSc(HumMov), GDipEd(Sec) Year 7 Mrs Linda Bentley (1999) DipTeach, GDipReligEd, PGCertEd(Wlbng&InclSch) KEY LEARNING AREA COORDINATORS Literacy Mrs Vicki Mills (2006) DipTeach, GDipEdSt(Wlbng) Arts Mrs Anne Condon (1998) HigherDipTeachSec(Hons).VisA, GDipReligEd

Assistant Arts Coordinator Mrs Leanne Adams (2007) BA(AppA), BTeachPrimSec

English Mrs Margot Davies (2002) BA, DipEd, GDipEd, GDipCurr, MEd(Lit), PGCertEd(Wlbng&InclSch) Health & Physical Education Mr Nicholas Jones (2004) BAppSci(HumMov), GDipEdSec Mr Luke O’Grady (2011) BAppSc(HumMov) Outdoor Education Coordinator Mr Mark Rayson (2010) BAppSc(HumMov), GDipEd Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Mrs Anna Fazio (2004) BA, DipEd. Science Mr Ashwin Pillai (2004) BSc(Hons), GDipEd Humanities Miss Michelle Bishop (2007) BA, GDipSecTeach Technology (Information Systems) Mr George Tomadin (2007) DipTeach(Tech) Technology (Materials) 124 Mrs Cassandra Coogan (2000) DipAppSc, GDipEd

DAILY ORGANISERS Mr Daniel Maltese (1992) BSc.Ed Assistant Daily Organiser Mr Nicholas Jones (2004) BAppSci(HumMov), GDipEdSec TIMETABLE COORDINATOR Mr Shane Dawson (1995) BAppSc, GDipEd, MEd(StudWelf) Assistant Timetable Coordinator Mr Craig Browne (2008) BEd(MaPhys), GDipEd STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Educational Support Coordinator Mr Mark Turner (2004) DipTeach(Prim), BEdPrim, GDipSpEd, MEd(SpEd), AdvCertAdmin&Lead College Psychologists Ms Terri Moyle (2000), BA(Hons), MAPS Ms Joanne Chappell (2005) BA, DipEd, BBSc(Hons), AMAPS Ms Mari Potaro (2012) MPsych(EdDev), BSci(Hons), MAPS DEBATING & PUBLIC SPEAKING COORDINATORS Ms Kate Gibbs (2011) BA, GDipEd(Sec) Ms Zoe Marshall (2013) BA, BEd SPORT COORDINATOR Mr Bryson Milverton (1992) BBus, GDipEd STUDENT LEADERSHIP COORDINATORS Senior Years 11-12 Mr Brendan Nicholls (2008) BTeach(Sec), BAppSci, GCertReligEd Junior Years 7-10 Ms Rebecca Westwood (2013) BEd(PhysEd) AD ALTA COORDINATOR Mr Simon Cahir (2002) DipTeach, GDipGraphComm, GDipStudWelf VCAL COORDINATOR Mrs Leah Irving (2007) BA, GDipEd(AppLearn), CertIV TrngAssmnt INDIGENOUS COORDINATOR Mrs Lauren Flint (2010) BA(Lit&Hist), BTeachSec Koorie Educational Worker Ms Sue Collins WORKPLACE LEARNING COORDINATOR Mr Tom Trupkovic (2004) BA(Arch), GDipEd, GCertReligEd, CertIV TrngAssmnt SUSTAINABILITY COORDINATOR Mrs Kelly Jenkins (1995) BSc, GDipEd(Sec), GCertReligEd EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT STAFF Laboratory Technicians Mrs Mary-Ann Anderson (2007) AsscDipAppSc Rebecca Leibhardt (2000) AssDipAppBiol, DipMgt Food Technology Assistants Mrs Karen Guerra (2012) Mrs Nicole Lucas (2012) CAREERS EDUCATION Mrs Karen Shum (2010) M(ProSt),GDipEd(Sec), GDipEd(CompEd), BA(Pol), DipTrainDev, CertIV

TrngAssmnt, PGCertEd(CareersCnslg)

Careers / VET Assistant Mrs Kirsty Maselli (2004) VET COORDINATOR Mr Jarrod Gore (2012) CertIV TrngAssmnt STUDENT SUPPORT & INTEGRATION STAFF Ms Carolyn Dodds (2006) CertIV Dis, CertIISportsChng Mr Harley Doedee (2012) Ms Judy Evans (2012) CertEdIntgrtn Mrs Kim Evans (2009) Cert Intgrtn Mrs Josie Grasso (1999) Cert Intgrtn, CertIVDis Mrs Leonie Hart (1999) Cert Intgrtn Mrs Lee Hough (2011) Cert Intgrtn Mrs Tricia Maas (2011) Mrs Lisa Maher (2009) CertIII Intgrtn Mrs Raelene McMahon (2011) Cert Intgrtn Mrs Jane Rodgers (2012) Cert Intgrtn Miss Eliza Shortal (2011) Miss Hannah Smith (2011) Mrs Jenny Parrot (2008) Cert Intgrtn Mrs Angie Wilson (2008) Cert Intgrtn WOOD WORK SUPPORT Wood Work Tutor Mr Chris Gleeson (2001) Wood Work Assistant Mr Mark Hagebols (2008) BR P A RAHILL RESOURCE CENTRE Library Manager Mr Paul Devine (2004) BA, GDipLib, DipEd A/V Technician & Learning Technologies Facilitator Mr Lachlan Porter (2011) DipAV Tech Library/AV Assistant Riley Harman (2013)

College Leadership Library Technicians Mrs Helen Brislane (1992) BSocSci(Lib), ALIA, CertPastMin Mrs Roslyn King (2010) BA(Hons), DipLib&Inf Mrs Heather Stapleton (2003) DipLib&Inf INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Director of ICT/Website Manager Mr Chris Valmadre (1991) BSc, DipEd, MEd, GCertLT Database Manager Mr Shane Dawson (1995) BSc, DipEd Computer Services Manager Mr Andrew Loughnan (2000) MCP Network Manager Mr Amit Patel (2013) BCA, MIS, MCSE Computer Technician Mr Adam Bampfield (2011) TEACHING STAFF Ms Carmen Ahearn (2001) BA, GDipEdSec, GCertReligEd, MMgt Mr Michael Anderson (1998) BSc(Hons), GDipEd, MSc Mrs Angela Baker (2013) BA(Lit&Hist), GDipEdAppL Mrs Tara Baker (2011) BA, BTeach Ms Lauren Barton (2010) BVisA(GraphDes&Mm), GDipEd Ms Taryn Bates (2013)MEd(StudWellbeing), BAppSc, BEd Mrs Prue Beaton (2004) BEd Mrs Josie Bertuna (1982) BComm, DipEd Ms Louisa Biviano (2012) BSocSc(Psych&Italian), BAItalian(Hons), DipEd Ms Joanne Board (2004) BSc, BEd(Pri&Sec), GCertTeachReligEd, CertIV TrngAssmnt Mr David Breheny (1985) DipTeach(CertA) Ms Michelle Cameron (1993) BEd, GDip(TESOL), GDip(Hist&Ed) Mr Peter Canaway (2004) BA, DipEd(Sec), GCertSpEd(Gifted), GCertAppLing, CertIV WkplceAssmnt, MAppLing(TESOL)

Mr Lukas Capicchiano (2001) BAppSc, GDipEd Mr Steve Catanzariti (1998) BEd (VisA) Mrs Julie Clohesy (2013) BSc(Hons), GDipEd Mr Adam Colak (2011) BHlthSc, GDipEd, GCertReligEd Ms Claire Connell (2009) BSci, DipEdSec, CertReligEd Mr Christopher Conroy (2002) BEc, DipEd Miss Coby Cunningham (2009) BEd(PhysEd) Mrs Emma Cuthill (2007) BAppSc(HlthSc), DipEd, MEd(StudWellbeing) Mr Michael Davies (2002) DipTechTeach Mrs Kylie Di Santo (2006) BEd(Sec)BusSt Mr Sandro Di Santo (2001) BA, DipEd, GCertReligEd Mrs Kerry Drever (2005) BMus, GDipEd, GDipHumSt Miss Samantha Eggleton (2011) BSc, GDipEd (AppLearn, CertIV TAA) Mrs Rosemary Friend (2000) DipTeach(Sc), GDipEd(Ma), CertCounsel, GDipSocSci

(Psycthpy/FamThpy), AssocMembVAFT

Ms Caterina Giacomazzo (2009) BA, PGDipEd, GDipReligEd Mr Nelson Gnaccarini (2011) BA(Lit&Hist), MTeach(Sec) Mrs Gemma Gray (2002) DipTeach, BEd Ms Lauren Hall (2010) BA, BEd. Mr Damian Harrington (2009) BTech(Env), GDipEd(Sec), GCertReligEd Mr Kenny Ho (2006) BA, PGradDipEd Mr Jonathan Holt (2002) BEd Mrs Kirsten Hood (2001) Mrs Anna Hudson (2006) BAppSc(HumMov), GDipEd, GCertRE, PGCertCareersEd Mr Ashley Humphries (1999) BEd Mr Christopher Jansen (2011) BInfTech, GDipEd Ms Katherine Jenkins (2001) BA(Hons) DipEd Ms Maria Jones (2013) Mr Simon Jovic (1990) BScEd Mr John Jurica (2007) BSc,GDipEd, GDip(Comp) Mrs Helen Kean (1983) DipTeach, GDip(VisCommDes) Mr Jason King (2012) BEd(Ec&PhysEd), DipBus(Mktg), CertIVWkplceTrng&Assmnt Mr Glenn Kemp (2012) BAppSc(HumMov), GDipEd(Sec), GDip(Ex&SportSc), MExSc Ms Jane Laidlaw (2013) Mr Christopher Lougheed (2013) Mr Chris Lynch (2012) BEd(PhysEd) Mrs Mary Malone (2011) Mr Peter Malone (2005) BA, GDipEd, GDip(IndRel&HrMgt) Mrs Julie McDonald, (2008), BAEd(HomeEc&Txtls) Mrs Annalee McKew (2012) Mrs Kate McLaren (2012) Ms Janine McLean (1999) DipTeach(Prim), DipDramA Mr Paul Melis (1999) BA, DipEd Ms Trish Merrett (1999) DipEd, BEd, PGradDip(TESOL) Mrs Ashlee Milne (2012) Mr John Mitchell (2007) BMgt, BAppSc, GDipTeach Mr James Moloney (1989) BAppSc, DipEd Mr John Monagle (1990) DipTeach, BEd Mr Adam Morrissey (2011) BSc(Zoo)(Hons), AdvDipCompSys, GDipEd(AppLearn), CertIV TrngAssmnt,PhD

Mr Matthew Nihill (2013) BAppSc, GDipEd(Sec), GCertReligEd Mr Adam Noble (2003) BAppSc, GDipBus, GDipEd Ms Erin Norman (2009) BA, Hist(Hons), PGradDipEd, MTeach Mr Jason O’Connell (1996) BAppSc, GDipEd(Sec), GCertReligEd

Ms Liz O’Connell (2013) BSc(Hons), GDipTeach, GDipRE Mr Peter O’Connor (2002) BA, GDipEd Mrs Sena Palmer (1990) DipTeach, CertReligEd Mrs Kylie Pretty (1999) DipEd, BEd, GDipStudWelf, MEd(SpEd) Mrs Leanne Rivett (2011) BEd(HomeEc&Hist), CertIV TrngAssmnt Mr John Schlank (2006) BA, GDipEd Mr David Shalders (2005) BEng, GDipEd Ms Imogene Smith (2012) BA(Drama), BEd(Sec) Mr Nathanael Smith (2013) BA, BTeach Ms Rebecca Spark (2002) BA, BATeach(Prim&Sec) Mr John Stephensen (2012) DipEd(Sci&Ma), BEd Ms Katie Xiaofang Luo Stewart (2009) DipInfTech(Soft), BEd Mrs Teresa Taranto (1982) BA, DipEd Ms Susanne Walsh (2007) BEd, HighDipEd Mr Darryl Wedding (1995) BEd Mr John Wilcox (1996) BEd Ms Tania Willard (2000) BScEd, CertReligEd Mr Wei Zhang (1997) BA, DipEd PROPERTY AND MAINTENANCE STAFF Property Manager Mr Pierre Belluzzo (2011) Assistant Property Manager Mr Mark Flanders (1998) CertIV TrngAssmnt Grounds and Maintenance Mr Peter Leorke (2004) Mr Damian Moynihan (1976) Mr Desmond Nolan (2008) Mr Trevor Pearce (2001) Mr Travis Smith (2013) PETER CHANEL CENTRE FOR MUSIC Director of Music Performance Mr David Gallaher (2011) BA, FTCL, DipTeach Director of Music Curriculum Mr Frank De Rosso (1985) DipA(Mus), GDipReligEd, GDipEd Instrumental Music Program Coordinator / Stage Band Director Mr John Shawcross (2003) BMus(Hons), AdvDipMus Music Staff Mrs Angela Gionis (2008) BEd(Mus), GCertReligEd Mrs Yvonne Pohl (2002) BMusEd, BTeach Mr Michael Wilding (2007) BMus, LMusA, AMusA, DipEd Mrs Amy Young (2011) BMus, BTeach(Hons), GCertProf.LacttnConsult. IBCLC, CertIV

BreastfdnEd(Comm&Counsel)

Mrs Maureen Zampatti (1996) OAM,GDipEd Instrumental Music Teachers Mr Stewart Armitage BMus, MMusPerf, DipEd Low Brass Tutor Mr Zoran Bilogrevic GradCertEd, GradDipEd Guitar Tutor/ Guitar Ensemble Director Mr David Cottingham Guitar Tutor Trumpet Tutor Mr David Gallaher BA, FTCL, DipTeach Mrs Angela Gionis BEd(Mus), GCertReligEd Piano Tutor Mrs Sally Hobbs BMus(Hons) Flute Tutor Mr Jason Koris AdvDipMusic, BA(Creative Arts Ind) Guitar Tutor Miss Ayrlie Lane BA(Fine Arts), AMEB AssocDipCelloPerf Cello Tutor Miss Jacqueline Robins AMEBCertPerf Percussion Tutor Miss Laura Schulze BMus(Hons), DipEd Oboe Tutor Mr John Seal BA(Music) Percussion Tutor Mr John Shawcross BMus(Hons), AdvDipMus Piano/Theory Tutor/ College Accompanist Mrs Fay Silva BMus, DipEd(Melb) Bassoon Tutor Miss Tania Spence BMus(Voice) Vocal Tutor Mr Benjamin Tansey BMusPerf Bass Tutor Mr Bradley Treloar LMusA, PCMC, AdvPerfCert Piano Tutor Miss Emilie Wendt BMus, DipEd, AMusA French Horn Tutor Mr Michael Wilding BMus, LMusA, AMusA, DipEd Woodwind Tutor Mrs Amy Young BMus, BTeach(Hons) Woodwind Tutor ADMINISTRATION STAFF Business Manager Mr Terry Fowler (2008) BBus(Acc) Principal’s Personal Assistants Mrs Maureen Bryant (1993) Mrs Adel Mawson (2001) Events Coordinator Ms Natasha Solczaniuk (2012) Accountant Mr Gerard Parry (2009) CPA, DipBS Office Manager Mrs Zara Walter (2005) DipProfEdit& Proofrdng, CertIV TrngAssmnt, CertIII GovAdmin Registrar Mrs Janet Sgambaro (2001) Payroll Officer Mrs Helen Connolly (1994) Fees Officer/Bus Coordinator Mrs Holly McIntosh (2000)

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College Leadership Publications Officer & Development Assistant Ms Lauren Salcombe (2009) DipA(GraphA) Reception Mrs Katerina Greaves (2008) Mrs Julie Holt (2002) Mrs Anna Simonsen (2010) VASS Administrator & Deputy Principals’ Assistant Mrs Bernerdene Carthew (2013) CANTEEN STAFF Manager Ms Joanne Hammond (2010) GCertBusAdmin, CertIV(TAA), GDip.HumNutr Assistant Mrs Jane Clarke (2005) JOSEPHINES Coordinators Mrs Kate Parke, Mrs Maureen Bryant, Mrs Jane Rodgers COLLEGE ARCHIVIST Mrs Susan Belluzzo MEN’S ASSOCIATION President Mr Rohan Crowe

Team Captains Mr David Cogan Mr Danny Sheedy Mr Des Nolan Mr Paul Slattery Secretary Mr Pierre Belluzzo OLD COLLEGIANS’ ASSOCIATION President Mr Peter Madden Vice Presidents Dr Joe Virgona Mr John Fitzgerald Treasurer Mr Sam O’Dwyer Secretary Mr Tom Bennett PARENTS AND FRIENDS’ ASSOCIATION President Mrs Sam Teggelove Mrs Jacqueline Richards Secretary Mrs Terri Stawyskyj

Staff Farewells LINDA BENTLEY (1999 - 2013) Linda has been teaching at Christian Brothers’ schools for 22 years and we are indebted to her for all she has brought to St Joseph’s. Her experience across many areas and knowledge has been invaluable. Linda is currently our Year 7 Level Coordinator and has undertaken the roles of Liturgy Coordinator, Religious Education Coordinator, Literacy Coordinator,Year 8 Level Coordinator as well as teaching in the areas of Humanities, English and Religious Education. She has worked tirelessly to ensure our students, especially during their transition to secondary schooling, were cared for in those formative years. Linda leaves us to teach at Clonard College, we extend every good wish for this next stage in her life. BRENDAN NICHOLLS (2008 - 2013) Brendan has held the position of Year 9 and Year 10 Coordinator, teaching in the areas of Science, Environmental Studies, Technology and Religious Education. He has been our Senior Student Leadership Coordinator for 3 years, has looked after our Chess group, helped remodel our Adam Bryant House Shield competition and was instrumental in establishing ‘The Patch’ veggie garden. Brendan has worked closely with students to encourage them in all areas of leadership and involvement. He has been a shining example for both staff and students in Community Service and charities. A talented musician, Brendan could often be heard playing his bagpipes before and after school, creating a great atmosphere. Brendan will be teaching at Saint Ignatius College, Drysdale. We will miss Brendan for many reasons, especially his “can do” attitude and enthusiasm. JANET SGAMBARO (2001 - 2013) Our College Registrar, Janet’s role has increased as our enrolment numbers have crept up dramatically since she arrived, which speaks volumes for her hard work and bright and endearing nature with both families and staff alike. Janet’s meticulous organisational skills have been imperative to her position.Whether organising Open Day,Welcome Evenings, Information Evenings or working on publications and census, Janet’s attention to detail has left nothing to chance ensuring everything goes to plan. Her ability to know the story of each enrolment applicant has been outstanding. We thank Janet for her tireless work in welcoming all of our new families and students and for her dedication working above and beyond the call of duty. Janet’s warmth and genuine care for all that is St Joseph’s will be truly missed. MAUREEN ZAMPATTI (1996 - 2013) Maureen officially commenced as an employee at St Joseph’s College in 1996 when she worked as a Teacher’s Aide, although, being married to Russell Zampatti, meant Maureen was probably working behind the scenes for many years before that! A talented musician, she assisted where ever she could in our Music Faculty, before moving to the department as the Music Assistant. Maureen has shared her talents and drive in many ways, not only playing music, but helping and encouraging hundreds of our students to achieve the best they possibly could in all areas of Music. Her tireless energy and enthusiasm spilled over to all in the department, especially the students. Her ability to reach out to the wider community is amazing, as she seems to know just about everyone and encourages everyone along with her in whatever project she is a part of or initiating. The Zampatti family has been a huge part of our College for many years, an honour for us was to name our main oval the Russell Zampatti Oval. Whilst we are sad to see Maureen leave as a staff member, we know she will always remain an important part of the College. We wish you good health, happiness and love in all that you do in this next stage of your life.

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To all members of staff who will not be returning in 2014, we extend our sincere thanks for all you have brought to our College and for sharing your expertise across so many areas throughout your time with us. Thank you all for your dedication, passion, commitment and service to the College. It has been much appreciated. We wish you all the best for the future. 126

Valete Mr Fred Abikhair (95 years), father/father-in-law of Susan and Anthony Zampatti (SJC Old Collegian 1985). Mrs Katrina Antonac (83 years), mother of Old Collegian Steven Antonac (1980), Suzanne Antonac (past Sacred Heart), grandmother of Lewis Antonac (Year 7) and Madison Antonac (Grade 5 St Roberts). Mrs Aileen Appleford mother of Kathleen, Mark (1981), and Peter (1983). Aileen was a past President of our Parents & Friends Association, and was a dedicated and valued supporter of the St Joseph’s College Football and Cricket Clubs. Aileen took part and enjoyed many Josephine functions here at the college. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Kathleen, Mark, Peter and their families. Mrs Una Bates (89 years), mother of Greg Bates (Old Collegian 1972), sister of Pat Redden (Old Collegian) and aunt of Damian Moynihan, (staff member) and Phil Bates (dec) past staff member/student and Fr Kevin Bates, great aunt to Tom (2008) and Tara Bates (staff member). To all the extended family we extend our deep sympathy. Mr Albert Batty (92 years), father/father-in-law of Albert and Bev Batty, past parents and supporters of SJC, grandfather of Old Collegians, Adrian (1988), Ashley (1991) and Albert Batty (1996). Mrs Lena Baverstock (80 years), grandmother of Ryan Baverstock (Year 11). Mrs Maria Baynes (67 years) of Lavershill, auntie of staff member Carmen Ahearn and Mrs Alice McCarthy (99 years) of Lancefield, Carmen’s grandmother. It is extremely difficult to comprehend the sadness that has enveloped their family. Our thoughts and prayers are with Carmen and Troy, their children Eliza, Michael, Laura and all their extended family as they come to terms with their loss. Mr Wills Beer father / father in law of Lorraine and Kevin Costa. Kevin and Lorraine Costa have been loyal supporters of our College over many years. We extend our deepest sympathy to all the extended family. Mr Gaetano Bertucci (86 years), father/father-in-law of Sarina Merlino and Frank Merlino (deceased, long serving College staff member), grandfather of John Bertucci (Year 8), Phillip (Year 9) and Old Collegian Thomas Bertucci (2006). Mrs Marian Blake (53 years), aunty of Andrew Blake (Year 12), Hayley Blake (Year 10) Sacred Hear t College, Sarah Blake and Louise Blake both past Sacred Heart College. Mr George Bollard (92 years) father of Old Collegians Michael Bollard (1981) and Christopher Bollard (1983), grandfather of Lachlan Barnett (Year 8), Caitlin Barnett (Grade 6 Holy Spirit),Tom Barnett (Grade 4) and Lucy Barnett. Mr Anthony(Tony) Bongiorno (83 years) Old Collegian 1937, father of Old Collegians Paul Bongiorno (9980) and Mark Bongiorno (1977), grandfather of Oscar Bongiorno (Year 10), Michael Bongiorno (Year 8)and Old Collegain Lachlan Hough (2004).To all the Bongiorno families, we extend our deepest sympathy. Mrs Joan Bowman mother /mother-in-law of Gavan and Julie Prendergast (past Staff Member, Board Member and parent), grandmother of Patrick (2004), Xavier (2006), Thomas (2008) and Mary-Kate (SHC). Mr John Bowman father / father in law of Julie Prendergast (past staff and Board member) and her husband Gavan, grandfather of Old Collegians Patrick Prendergast (2004), Xavier Prendergast (2006), Thomas Prendergast (2008) and Mary-Kate (2010) Sacred Heart College. Mrs Leanne Braithwaite (57 years), aunty of Christian West (Year 11), Old Collegians Dylan West (2010) and Patrick West (2009). Br Herbert (Herbie) Breach (96 years), past Principal 1971 – 1973 at St Joseph’s College. Br Breach is remembered as a highly intelligent, kind and hardworking man who loved teaching and working with young people. He was a keen sportsperson and coached many athletics teams. Over the years he has returned to our College many times attending functions with great enthusiasm and pride. Br Breach was filled with the spirit of Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers. He gave his life from age 14 years to his Christian Brothers family and made a difference in many people’s lives. May he rest in peace. Mr Norman Brooks (78 years) grandfather of Jake Brooks (Year 8), Emily Brooks (Year 7) Sacred Heart College, Luke and Tom Brooks. Mr Lionel Brown (69 years), step father of Jacqui Murpy (current parent) and partner Neville Long, poppy of Nicholas Murphy (Year 11) and Old Collegian Ben Murphy (2011). Mrs Carmela Caccamo (83 years), mother of Old Collegian Michael Caccamo (1983) and grandmother (nonna) of Nicholas Caccamo (1989), Paul Ruggeri (1989), Mark Genua (1994), Kristian Ruggeri (2005) and current students Jordan Caccamo (Year 8) and Makayla Caccamo (Year 10 Sacred Heart College). Mrs Helen Cameron (84 years), grandmother of Max Hardwick (Year 7) and Paris Hardwick (Year 10 Sacred Heart College). Mrs Joan Cameron (96 years), great grandmother of Lewis Antonac (Year 7). Mr Angelo Capra (100 years), father/ father-in-law of John Capra (Old Collegian 1980 / current Finance & Planning Committee Member) and Pina (Staff Member SHC), Vicki (past SHC student), Sam Capra (Year 11), Ben (Old Collegian SJC 2007), Mitchell (2009) and all their extended families. It’s been an extremely sad time having lost their mother/grandmother (Angelo’s wife)

recently also. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Mr William Harry Carter (Old Collegian St Bede’s College, Mentone), grandfather of Harry Lockyer (Year 7), during the school holidays. Mr Graham Carthew father / father in-law of Jeff and Bernie Carthew (staff member), grandfather of Ash Carthew (Christian College). Fr Kevin Casey O.M.I., Old Collegian (1954), son of Jack and Molly (both dec). Loved and loving brother of Val, Gerald (1963) and Bernard Casey (1968). Brother-in-law of Bob, Sue and Jenny. Loved uncle to 11 nieces and nephews and 18 grand- nieces and nephews. Kevin passed away in Indonesia on May 15, 2013 surrounded by the love and loving people he had served for 42 years. He was interred at “Kaliori” a shrine to Our Lady and Retreat House he established during one of his appointments in central Java. To all the Casey family and Fr Kevin’s priestly family and parishioners we extend our heartfelt sympathy. Mr Allan Cations father / father in law of Jacqueline and Matthew McKeegan Old Collegian (1988), grandfather of Harry McKeegan (Year 7), Sophie McKeegan (Grade 5) and Maggie McKeegan (Grade 3) St Margaret’s. Mrs Wendy Coral Clarke aunty of Harry Lockyer (Year 7). Our thoughts and prayers are with David, Kim, Harry and all their extended family on their great sadness. Mr Denis Cockerill, grandfather of Jordan Cockerill (Year 10) and Bayley Cockerill (Year 8). Mrs Marie Condon (89 years) mother / mother in law of Peter and Anne Condon (staff member) and Josie and Rob Blackley (past staff members), grandmother of Old Collegians Michael Condon (2008), Alice Condon (past Sacred Heart College) and Clare Condon (past Sacred Heart College), Xavier Blackley (Year 9) and Tessa Blackley (2012) Sacred Heart College. Mrs Maria Costa sister of Jack J Costa Old Collegian (1945), mother of Old Collegian John Costa (1974), grandmother of Thomas Costa Old Collegian (2008) and Peter Oddi (2006). Mr John Cotter (86 years), father/father-in-law of Chris and Pat McGivern, grandfather of Aiden and Joseph (Year 8), Bridget (Year 11 SHC), Kiera (Year 7 SHC) and Maeve McGivern (Clairvaux Primary School). Mr Edward Crane in Tasmania, great grandfather of Brandon Di Pasquale (Year 11). Mrs Elma Crowe mother/mother in law of Kayleen (past SHC student/staff member St Margaret’s Primary School) and Flavio Guirco (1969), grandmother of Damien (1992) and Stephanie (past SHC Student). Mr Kenneth Dean (73 years) grandfather of Jack Brogden (Year 8) and Chloe Brogden (Year 8) Sacred Heart College. Mrs Camille Dempsey (47 years), dear friend of the Conway family, Nicholas (Year 12), William (Year 10), Jackson (Year 8) and Old Collegians Ben Conway (2012) and Jonathan Conway (2009). Mr Domenico De Rosso father of staff member Frank De Rosso, Robert De Rosso, John De Rosso and Michael De Rosso (1986), grandfather of Ben, Zarra and Joren Old Collegian (2010). Domenico was a foundation member of the St Mary’s of the Angels Catholic Church Choir and a talented musician. This year was the Choir’s 60th Anniversary celebration and was dedicated to Domenico who was extremely ill and unable to attend. His legacy and memory will live on in the hearts of all who know and love him. Mrs Srimathi DeSilva (76 years) in Sri Lanka, grandmother of Isitha Subasinghe (Year 9). Mrs Giovina Moschetta Di Santo grandmother of Sandro (staff member) and wife Kylie Di Santo (staff member), Enza (Old Collegian Sacred Heart College 1987) and Mark Hughes, great grandmother of Daniel and Caitlyn Di Santo, Amy and Georgia Hughes (Year 8 Sacred Heart College). Mr Brian Dixon father /father in law of Neil Dixon valued member of the Men’s Association and Gayle Dixon (Past Sacred Heart College), grandfather of Liam Dixon (Year 10) and Old Collegian, John Dixon (2009). Mrs Elodia Capra (85 years), mother /mother in law of Old Collegian John (1980) and Pina Capra (staff member Sacred Heart), Vicki Capra Old Collegian Sacred Heart College, grandmother of Sam Capra (Year 11) and Old Collegians Mitchell Capra (2009) and Ben Capra (2007). John has been a committed member on our College Finance and Planning Committee for many years. Our thoughts and prayers are with John and Pina, and the extended families. Mr Alan Dodds (82 years) father of Carolyn Dodds (staff member), grandfather of Karah Fox and Tori Fox. Mr Damian Dougherty (39 years), son of past parent and Josephine member, Desma Dougherty and Garry (deceased). Brother to Dean Dougherty Old Collegian (1981 alumni year), and Ashley Dougherty Chanel College Old Collegians. Damian also has four sisters Shelley, Loretta, Gabrielle and Rachael all of whom attended Clonard College. Uncle of Danielle Higgins, staff member at Clonard College, Shaun Higgins (Old Collegian 2005), Matthew Higgins (2011) and Levi Jones (current Year 10 SJC). To all the Dougherty families we extend our heartfelt sympathy on their tragic loss. Mr John Doyle (84 years) of Melbourne, father/father-in-law of past Board Chairperson/parent, Chris and Angela Doyle. Grandfather of Old Collegians Chris (1998), Anthony (1999), Tom (2004) and Ben Doyle (2004).

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Valete Mr Norman Drew (87 years), grandfather of staff member Lauren Barton and husband Tim, great grandfather of Mira. Mrs Kathleen Duffy grandmother/nana Kath of Angus Hubber (Year 10) and Old Collegians, Duncan Hubber (2006) and Edward Hubber (2011). Mr Bob Eibl (72 years) grandfather of Nicholas Eibl (Year 10) and Liam Eibl (Year 7). Mr Harry Farrell (85 years), grandfather of Darcy Rapa (Year 11), Old Collegian Jess Rapa (2011) and Madison Rapa (past student SHC). Mr Peter Flint (79 years) in Sydney, father/father-in-law of James and Laurent Flint (current staff member), following ongoing illness. Mrs Philomena Flint (76 years) in Sydney, mother/mother-in-law of Jim and Lauren Flint (current staff member). Fr Thomas Furey, Fr Richard Rafter. Our College Community acknowledges two long-serving Catholic Priests from the Geelong region who have died recently, Fr Thomas Furey and Fr Richard Rafter. Both these amazing men have been hard working and dedicated parish priests who have diligently and passionately served the Catholic Church and all the people in their care. To their families, friends and all who knew and loved these two humble men we extend our heartfelt sympathy and find comfort in knowing they are at peace in God’s loving care. Mr Ken Gallagher (87 years) father / father in law of Old Collegians Greg Gallagher (1972), Mark Gallagher (1983), Brendan Callaghan (1972), Old Collegians Clonard College, Karen Baylis , Jill Callaghan and Michelle Gallagher. Grandfather of Ged Gallagher (Year 7) and Lily Gallagher (Grade 3) Holy Spirit, Tim Callaghan Old Collegian St Joseph’s College (1999), Rebecca, Beth and Jessica Callaghan (Old Collegians Clonard College), Jacqueline, Melissa and Shane Gallagher (Old Collegians Catholic Regional College). Mrs Valarie Gras (81 Years), grandmother of Gareth Gras, Brittany Gras (Old Collegian Clonard College), Ayden Gras (Year 8) and Romy Gras (Grade 6, St Patrick’s Primary School). Mr Bob Gray (81 years) of Bendigo, father/father-in-law of Ron and Gemma Gray (staff member). Grandfather of Meg Gray (Year 9, Sacred Heart College) and Will Gray (Year 5, St Patrick’s Primary School). Mr Phillip Gray (75 years) grandfather of Ethan Gray (Year 7), Jaccob Gray (Year 11 Covenant College), Esther Gray (Year 9 Clonard College), Sarah Gray (Grade 4 Nelson Park) and Micah Gray (Grade 2 Covenant College). Mrs Evelyn Harrison (88 years) grandmother of Kate McLaren (staff member). Mr Daniel Hearsch (90 years), former Principal in Melbourne and the Geelong Region. Grandfather of Jacob Nicholson (Year 11) and Isabel Nicholson (Year 8 Sacred Heart College). Mr Brian Henderson (74 years), grandfather of Patrick Henderson (Year 7). Mr Graeme Hibberd (59 years), uncle of Clancy Breen (Year 9) and Charles Breen (Year 12) and Old Collegian Louis Breen (2011). Mrs Patricia Hoare (87 years), mother/mother-in-law of Siobhan (Old Collegian Clonard College) and Rohan Carnie (SJC Old Collegian 1981), grandmother (Garnie) of Patrick Carnie (Year 10) and Eamon Carnie (Year 8). The Hoare family have been a tremendous support of both St Joseph’s and Clonard College over many years. It was Patsy’s husband Paddy Hoare who carried out the excavation works on our Carey Oval in the early days of the College. To all the Hoare, Vaughan, Lamaro and extended families we express our heartfelt sympathy on the passing of their precious Patsy. Mrs Colleen Holmes (76 years) of Kalgoorlie, grandmother of Joshua Black (Year 9), Samuel Black (Year 7) and Jemma Black (Prep Montpellier Primary School). Mr Noel Imbrogno, suddenly as the result of an accident on 1 July, father of Joseph Imbrogno (Year 10) and Jordan Imbrogno (Year 8). Mr Bruce James (49 years) in Ballarat, uncle of Michael James Kennedy (Year 12) and Rebecca (Year 10 Matthew Flinders Girls College). Mrs Elsie Jennings (77 years), grandmother of Old Collegians Ashley Knight (2007), Christopher Knight (2011), great aunt of Liam Blackwell (2012) and Connor Blackwell (Year 9). Mr Dermot Jerinic (42 years), brother of Paula (dec), Damien (SJC 1982), Justin and Liam Jerinic. Mrs Patricia Jones (75 years) of Ballarat, mother/mother in law of staff member Nick Jones and Nerilee, grandmother of Max, Archer and Sully, Mrs Gayle Judge (66 years), grandmother of Oliver Boothey (Year 7), Will Boothey Grade 4 and Sam Boothey Grade 1 St Margret’s Primary School. Mr John Kavenagh (84 years), grandfather of Joseph Kavenagh (Year 8), Patrick Kavenagh (Year 10), Michael Kavenagh (Year 8) and Gabrielle Kavenagh (Year 10) Sacred Heart College. John was an Old Collegian, a boarder from Camperdown and was here at the College in 1943 and 1944. Mr Alec Lane (96 years) of Swanhill, father/father-in-law of Greg and Sharon Lane (College Co Care Group Coordinator), grandfather of Alexandra (past student SHC), Lachlan (Old Collegian 2009), Jacob (Year 12) and Georgia (Grade 4 Star of the Sea Primary School).

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Mr Filippo Leone (93 years), grandfather of Old Collegians Carlo Leone (1976), Andrew Palmieri (2006) and great grandfather of Lucas Pante (Year 8) and James Pante (Grade 5, Holy Spirit Primary School). Dr Barry Loughnan (Xavier College), past parent and supporter of SJC, husband of Marcelle and father of Michael (Old Collegian1969), Chris (1973), Tim (1977), Mark (class of 1985), Sue (1971 past student SHC), Genevieve (1975 SHC) and families. Grandfather of Joseph Loughnan (Year 9) and Amy Loughnan (2011 SHC). Barry was a hardworking and generous Doctor who helped many throughout the wider Geelong community. Mrs Marcelle Loughnan (88 years), past parent and supporter of SJC, wife of Dr Barry Loughnan (deceased Jan 2013) and mother of Dr Michael Loughnan (Old Collegian1969), Chris (1973), Tim (1977), Mark (class of 1985), Sue (1971 past student SHC), Genevieve (1975 SHC) and families. Grandmother of Joseph Loughnan (Year 10) and Amy Loughnan (2011 SHC). United with her beloved husband; a beautiful lady now at rest. Sgt Brendan Lynch (52 years) from Benalla, uncle of Mitchell Whelan (Year 8) and Sean Whelan (Year 10) and Sophie Whelan (Grade 2) Clairvaux Primary School, brother of Julie and Kieran Whelan. To Brendan’s wife Jenny and children Patrick, Matthew, Elizabeth and Anthony and all the extended family, we send our deepest sympathy on the passing of Brendan. Mr David McColl past staff member. Mr Lou McCormack (86 years) grandfather of Cooper McCormack (Year 8) and Jade McCormack (Year 11) Sacred Heart College. Great uncle of Thomas McCormack (Year 12) and Old Collegian Matthew McCormack (2007), Zack Mongelli (Year 8) and Old Collegian Jake Mongelli (2009), Abbey Mongelli past Matthew Flinders Girls Secondary College and Old Collegian Mark McCormack (2004). Mr Peter Mc Dermott (68 years), grandfather of Jack McDermott (Year 8) and Callum McDermott (Grade 6 St Therese Primary School). Mr Douglas McDonald (88 years) St Augustine’s/Old Collegian, devoted husband of June for 62 wonderful years, father of Denis McDonald, Eileen O’Sullivan, Robert McDonald (deceased Old Collegian). Jacinta and Mark McDonald (current parent), grandfather of Old Collegian Hamish McDonald (2010), Clare (SHC 2010), Liam McDonald (Year 10), James McDonald (2005), Joshua McDonald (2008), Michael O’Sullivan (2001), Patrick O’Sullivan (2005) and uncle to Old Collegian Philip Bates (1977, deceased staff member) and great uncle of Tom Bates (2009) and Elisa Bates (SHC Year 10). To all the extended families we offer our thoughts and prayers as they carry special memories and love of this very special person in their lives. Mr James McDonald (41 years), uncle of Callum McDonald (Year 10) and Ewen McDonald (Year 5), St Roberts Primary School. Mr Charlie McKinnon (95 years), father of John McKinnon (Old Collegian 1981) and Michael (1979), grandfather of Angus (Year 7) and Maggie (SHC Year 10). Mrs Dorothy McKinnon following ongoing illness, grandmother of Declan (Year 11) and Angus McKinnon (Year 8). Mr Kevin McManus (83 years), grandfather of Daniel McManus (Year 12), Liam McManus (Year 9) and Old Collegian Tom McManus (2008) and Lauren McManus (past Sacred Heart College). Mr Gerard Madden (90 years) of Ballarat, brother of Bill Madden, Uncle of Old Collegians, Bernie Madden (1968), Paul (1970), Peter (1973) and Jamie (1983). To all the Madden families we extend our deepest sympathy. Mrs Pat Magher mother/mother-in-law of past parents, Jan and Peter Fagan, grandmother of Emma, Sarah and Josh Fagan, Old Collegian (2007). Pat was a long-serving volunteer and parishioner at St Bernard’s Church in Belmont. A beautiful lady now at rest. Mr Sasha Melnik (44 years) father of Jesse Melnik (Year 11), Melissa Melnik (Year 9) Clonard College and Daniel Melnik Grade 4 St Therese. Mrs Stella (Peggy) Moorfoot (91 years). Wife of Ken (dec) past parents and supporters of St Joseph’s College. Mother of Old Collegians, Ken, Greg and Craig Moorfoot, grandmother of Courtney, Daniel, Nicholas and Chris Moorfoot. Aunt of Denis and Libby Moorfoot (past staff member) and great aunt to Cameron (1994). To all the extended Moorfoot family we send our heartfelt sympathy. We have many wonderful memories of Ken’s great involvement with Russell Zampatti in the running of our College Men’s Association, of which Ken was a member for many, many years. We have Stella to thank for allowing him to give so much of his time to our College. Sister Eileen Monagle (90 years, Good Samaritan Order), auntie of staff member, John Monagle and Anne and great aunt of Liam Monagle (Year 11) and Erin Monagle (Year 10) Sacred Heart College. Sr Eileen passed away peacefully at Villa Maria in Bundoora. To all of the Monagle family, Sr Eileen’s Good Samaritan family and all those whose lives she has touched, we extend our heartfelt sympathy. Mrs Virginia Monagle (59 years), sister-in-law of Anne and John Monagle (current staff member), aunt of Liam (Year 11). Virginia’s funeral was conducted by Cardinal Pell. Her close friend Angela Shanahan wrote in The Australian newspaper, “Virginia was an educator with a brilliant vision, she and her husband Frank were part of a group that founded several schools in Sydney, and worked tirelessly with parents and children.”

Valete Mr Frank Monahan (78 years), great uncle of Thomas Saunders (Year 9), Lauren Saunders (Grade 6), Charlie Saunders (Grade 4) and Nicholas Saunders (Grade 1) St Aloysius. Mrs Lucia Monea grandmother of Michael Monea (Year 12) and Peter Monea (Old Collegian 2011). Mr Mike Morton (68 years), father of Ann Morton and Dawn Morton (past Sacred Heart College), grandfather of Finbar Lonergan (Year 7), Isobel Lonergan (Year 12) Sacred Heart College and Maggie Douglas (Year 12) Sacred Heart College. Mrs Anne Nolan (97 years) of South Australia, great grandmother of Tom Dixon (Year 10), Isabelle Dixon (Year 12 Sacred Heart College) and Georgia Dixon (Year 5 Bellaire Primary School). Br Justin O’Farrell (99 years) died during the Christmas break. Br O’Farrell lived in the Brothers’ residence here at the College and worked in our metal/ woodwork area assisting, Russell Zampatti and Br Hewett over a 5 year period, making props and staging for our school productions. Br O’Farrell was a quiet, unassuming and dedicated Christian Brother who is fondly remembered by the St Joseph’s Community. May he rest in peace. Mrs Ava O’Reilly (81 years), grandmother of Diarmuid O’Reilly (Year 9), Old Collegian, Conor O’Reilly (2010) and Michael O’Reilly, great grandmother of Aidan O’Reilly. Mr Keith Patterson (82 years), grandfather of Justin and Aidan Patterson (Year 9), Nicholas Patterson and Old Collegians Thomas (2005), Sam (2008), James (2010), Daniel (2006), Timothy (2003) and Michael Patterson (2001). Mrs Helen Perry (93 years) great grandmother of Tomas Azzopardi (Year 8), Connor Azzapardi (Grade 5 St Anthony’s Lara)and Blake Azzapardi (Grade 1). Mr Patrick Pollard (93 years), Old Collegian of the original 1935 year, brother of James Pollard (alumni year 1944), Hannah Dean and Old Collegian Len Pollard (dec), uncle of Leon Pollard (1981), Maree Burn (past parent and Board Member), Old Collegians John Pollard (1976), Kevin Pollard (1977), Ian Pollard (1980) , Alan Pollard (1980) Maureen Bryant (staff member). Dearly loved husband of Noreen (dec), father of Margaret, Patricia, Nola, Joan, Susan, Christine and Jenny (past students of Clonard College). Pat was a quiet and gentle man who loved his girls and family dearly. Mr Stephen Priest (81 years), grandfather of Jack Wilding (Year 11) and Old Collegian Liam Flynn (2007). Raimondo (past student Clonard College), Robert Gulli (Past Student Catholic Regional College), Catherine Gulli (staff member SHC) and Marichle Gulli; grandmother of Jake Raimondo (Year 7), Jenna Raimondo (SHC Year 8), Christopher Gulli (Year 12), Nastassja Gulli (SHC 2010), Nathan Gulli (Year 11), Joshua Gulli (Year 9), Daniel Gulli (Year 6 St Robert’s PS) and Caitlin Gulli (SHC 2011), Agata is a past employee of Sacred Heart College (16 years) and is warmly remembered by all. Mrs Eila Sait (71 years) of Charlton, Josephine’s member who managed to attend several of our functions with her dear friend Kate Parke (Josephines Coordinator).We remember Eila as a beautiful lady who enjoyed life and making special friends along the way. She will be surely missed by all. Mrs Mary Sexton (95 years), mother of past parents, College Foundation Members and long-time supporters of St Joseph’s College, Louise (past Parents & Friends President) and Michael King (1973), Grandmother of Philip King (2002), Robert (2009), Stephen (2000), Beth ( SHC 1998), Chelsea (SHC 2004), Elly King (SHC 2007), Eleanor Lewis (SHC Year 8). In the early days when the Sexton family moved to Geelong, Mary was a great supporter of the St Joseph’s and Sacred Heart drama departments helping over 14 years with the joint College productions. Precious memories of a special lady! Mrs Margaret Shillinglaw-Fraser (71 years), grandmother of Connor Gallagher (Year 8), Willow and Miller. Mrs Branka Simic (74 years), mother/mother-in-law of Jack and Tracey Simic (SJC Foundation Committee Member), grandmother of Tom (Old Collegian 2012), Madeline (past student SHC) and Katie Simic (Year 10 SHC). The Simic family have been ongoing supporters of the College. Our thoughts and prayers are with all their family. Mr Clarence Smith (95 years), father and mentor to Ron Smith (SJC parent), loving grandfather of Waadhi Conole (Year 9) and Yarramun Conole (Year 10 ) Clonard College. Clarry was a very highly respected indigenous elder of the Barada people of the Rockhampton area and will be very deeply missed by those lives he touched. Mr Chris Suhr (64 years), husband of Mary, past parents, volunteers on our P & F, Josephines member, father of Old Collegian, Peter Suhr (1999) and Gabrielle Suhr (past student SHC). Mrs Enza Taranto (83 years), mother / mother –in-law of Bruno and Teresa Taranto (staff member), grandmother of Nicholas Taranto and Lucas Taranto. Mr John Thomas (66 years), past staff member, dearly loved husband of Anne Thomas (long serving staff member) and father of Jane, Simon and Sarah, their partners Andrew, Kasey and Blairy, grandfather of Daniel, William and Sienna.

John was a quiet achiever who leaves special memories with all at St Joseph’s College. He has fought a tough battle with cancer over three years and thankfully is now resting in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with the love of his life, Anne and all their family. Mrs Elia Tomadin (84 years), following ongoing illness, mother of staff member, George and Carol Tomadin, Nonna to Erin, Michael and Breahna. Great nonna to Aidan and Liam. Mrs Mollie Tracey (92 years), mother/mother-in-law of Carl Tracey (SHC staff member) and his wife Anne, grandmother of Ryan (Year 10) and Elaine Tracey (past SHC student 2011). Mrs Deborah Travers-Hucker, mother of Isaac Travers-Hucker (Year 8), Old Collegian Saul Travers-Hucker (2004), Cassandra Travers-Hucker (Past Clonard College) and Cora Travers –Hucker (Year 10) Clonard College. Mrs Assunta (Ann) Virgona (90 years), wife of Mr Joseph Virgona (dec)Old Collegian of the 1935 first class of St Joseph’s College, grandmother of Matthew Motorniak (Year 12) and David Motorniak (Year 9). Aunty of Old Collegian Dr Joe Virgona (1969) and John Costa (1974). Our sympathy goes out to the Costa and Virgona families, who have had a long association with St Joseph’s College. Mr John Walker (84 years), grandfather of Connor McNearney (Year 7) and Ryan McNearney (Year 8). Mr James Winchester Aquinas College, Year 12 student was killed in a freak road accident on 12 June in his own residential street when driving home. James was hit by a falling tree that penetrated the windscreen and caused him to later crash into a tree. James has two sisters attending Aquinas, one in Year 7 and one in Year 10. A sad time for the Principal,Tony O’Byrne, the staff, students, Aquinas community and particularly for the Winchester family. Mr Ziggy Zielinski (66 years) past Chanel College student, grandfather of James Zielinski (Year 7), Joshua Zielinski (dec) and Jessica Zielinski (Grade 5) Nazareth Primary School. Mr Ante (Tony) Zivcic (74 years), grandfather of Mitchell Zivcic (Year 7), Adam and Luke Zivcic (Grade 2, Clairvaux Catholic Primary School).

Our hearts go out to you all as we pray “That God will welcome these faithfully departed into His loving arms. And that precious memories will be of comfort to those left behind, knowing that their love will live on in their hearts forever.”

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Roll Call DUJMIC Martin DUMONT Liam ABELA Kaine DUNELL Lachlan ADAMKO Harrison DUNN Colten AFRICA Benjamin DUNSTAN Jack ALCORACE Dallas-Jai DWYER Callum ALVAREZ Jordan ECKHARDT William AMBROSE Romuald EIBL Liam ANDREWS-STACEY Joel FARNHAM Kauri ANTONAC Lewis FATONE Koby ANYANG Alor FAUSETT Zachary ARNOLD Samuel FELL Hayden AUGELLO Adrian FENTON Declan BALL Timothy FERNANDES Kieren BALTA Nicolas FITZGERALD Charlie BANNISTER Jye FLANNERY Declan BARLING Samuel FLINTOFF Joseph BARNES Dylan FORD Samuel BEGGS William FOSS Alexander BENNETT Benjamin FOSTER Robert BENSON Angus FRANCIS Lachlan BENZIE Liam FRASER Benjamin BERON Daniel FRASER Mackenzie BERRY Fraser FRIGO Joseph BIFANO Joseph FROMHOLTZ Matthew BILY Matthew GALLAGHER Ged BLACK Samuel GOUGH Harry BOARDMAN Thomas GRAY Ethan BOCCASSINI Nicolas GRIGSBY Jack BOEKEL Millen GUDASIC Roko BOLAND Patrick GUDASIC Daniel BOLGER Nathan GUINA-STANNARD Fionn BOOTHEY Oliver HAM Sheldon BOURDAMIS Zeke HAMERS Ryan BOVE Rosario HAMILTON Connor BRADARIC Jordan HANDLEY Lachlan BRAYSHAW Hudson HANLEY William BRETHOUWER Samuel HANNEYSEE Oliver BROWN Joshua HARDWICK Max BROWN Max HARLOCK Jackson BRUHN Jaxon HARRIS Samuel BRYAN Tyler HARTNEY Thomas BUKOVSKI Stefan HARVEY Griffin BURCHELL Patrick HARWOOD-VAN WEGEN Nathan BURNS Joel HENDERSON Patrick BUTTIGNON David HENDERSON Jack BYE Jackson HENKEL Ben CANNY Harley HETHERINGTON Callum CARMODY Harvey HICKEY Gabriel CARROLL Matthew HOCKLEYSAMON Harry CARUANA Joseph HOLMES Liam CHALMERS Samuel HORAN Elliott CHEN Alexander HORAN Jack CHUDOSNIK Joshua HUMPHREY Angus CLARKE Lewis INGLES Cooper CLAY Seth IRWIN Charlie CLIFTON Louis IVELJA Ricky COLLINS Bailey JASKA Benjamin CONLAN Darcy JASKIEWICZ Alexander CONQUIT Lewis JOHNS Mitchell COON Mitchell JONES Jordan COONEY Dermott KAHLE Thomas CORRAY Daniel KAMPANS Bailey COSTA Zachary KANELLOS Paul COSTANZO Sammy KEANE Harrison CUMMING Ethan KEAST Thomas CURRAN Thomas KELLY Bri DAVIE Reef KIEBERT William DE AGRELA Izaak KIED Louis DE GRANDI Patrick KISS Josh DE GRANDI Ned KNIGHT Avery DEMENTIEV Matthew LA Thu Sa DEMO Mark LARMAH Anthony DENG Abwi LECCHINO Domenico DENNEY Lachlan LEWRY Oliver DENNEY Brodie LINDSAY Isaiah DEVLIN Thomas LOCKYER Harrison DI RUSSO Michael LONERGAN Finbar DIGBY Liam LONG Fletcher DOBLE-APPLETON Gideon LYNCH Zak DOROSCHUK Isaac LYONS Keeghan DOWD Xavier MACALLEF Bailey DRAGICEVIC Noa MACKENZIE Hamish DRAPER Liam MACKUS Connor DUGANDZIC Franjo MADIGAN Doyle MAIDEN James 130

Year 7

MAJIC Gene MAKOR Arop MALLEY Joshua MANASZCZUK Julian MANN Bradley MATTHEWS Max MCCARTIN Thomas MCCLOSKEY Carlin MCCORKELL Jake MCFARLANE Lochlyn MCKEEGAN Harry MCKINNON Angus MCMANUS Hamish MCNEARNEY Ryan MCVILLY Lachlan MENSCH Baxter MIFSUD Nathan MODICA Michael MOORE Jackson MOORE Angus MURRAY Fraser NELSON Julius NGO Danh NOGGLER Jamie O’CALLAGHAN Eamon O’CONNELL Angus O’CONNOR Colm ORSOLIC Thomas PAMPLIN Benjamin PAPIC Nicholas PARKE Finley PAULDEN Benjamin PECK Lachlan PELLEGRINO Joshua PETTINA Pacey PINJUH Thomas POWER Joshua PRATT Nicholas PRUSAC Andre PURDY Sam QUACH Danny RAIMONDO Jake RANCIC Lewis READER Alexander RICHARDS Patrick RICHES Jack RITCHIE-CRICHTON Joshua ROCKETT Zachary ROMANIS Jurrin ROWLANDS Luke RYAN Patrick RYAN Matthew SABA Mitchell SACCHETTA Daniel SADLER Tanner SADLER-CAHOON Jack SANTOSPIRITO Harry SCHROEDER Seamus SCOTT Nicholas SERRA John SHARP Dylan SHERRY James SPANNER Seamus SPILLER Hayden SPORK Joshua STANLEY Lachlan STAWYSKYJ Jesse STEPHENSEN Finn STOOP Hudson STREET Lachlan SULLIVAN Zachary SUTTON Max SWEETTEN Phoenix TAMASSY William TAYLOR Connor THOMPSON Ashley TIGANI Robert TINO Nikolas TORPY Samual TRAN Jimmy TRIPODI James UEBERGANG Maxwell VAN AREND Dylan VANJEK Benjamin VANMEEL Nicholas VISINTIN Max

WALSH Samuel WALTERS Matthew WARNER Nicholas WEE Sean WELSH Adam WEST Thomas WILLIAMSON Kyle WILLIS Benjamin WILSON Fletcher WINDT Charles WOOLLEY Lleyton WRIGHT-JANOCHA Oliver ZARB Jonathan ZIELINSKI James ZILIC Karl ZIVCIC Mitchell ZULUMOVSKI Matthew

Year 8 ADANTE Dean-Paolo AHEARN Jonah ALESIOS Peter ANDREWS Oliver ANTONELLO Michael ANWARI Keaun ARCORACI Ben ARMSTRONG Jackson AZZOPARDI Tomas BAENSCH Thomas BAKKER Jacob BARNETT Lachlan BATEMAN Henry BATES Jye BEATTIE William BELLEVILLE Ethan BENNETT Connor BERTUCCI John BOGACKI Christopher BOLGER Matthew BONGIORNO Michael BONNICI Jermaine BOURKE Thomas BOURKE Darcy BOWERS James BREEN Charles BRENNAN Lachlan BREUST Sanden BRICE Patrick BRITTON Charlie BROGDEN Jack BROMLEY Conor BROOKS Jake BROWN Sebastian BUCHANAN Mackenzie BUCKLEY Samuel BYRON Joshua CACCAMO Jordan CAMMARERE Joshua CANNARD Patrick CANNY Jack CAREW Zachary CARNIE Eamon CASPERSON Nathan CHRISTENSEN Samuel CLIFFORD Lachlan CLISSOLD Joshua COCKERILL Bayley COGAN Rory COLLARD Rhys COLLINS Mitchell CONSEDINE Patrick CONWAY Jackson COOK Jake COOK Maxwell COOPER Darcy CORLISS Jake COSTA Max COVENTRY William CROSBIE Rory CRUCHLEY Callum CUNNINGHAM Patrick CZERKIEWICZ Joshua DARKE Hugh DAVIS Christian DE BONO Liam

DEL GIUDICE Christian DELAC Petar DEVINE William DILLON James DOHERTY Sean DOUGLAS Thomas DOWNIE Joel DRAPER Flynn EDDY Max EMMA-NNOPU Chinonso FERRER Joshua FIERKA Patrick FORD Thomas FORSYTH Joshua FOTI Adrian FOTI Andrew FRASER Mason GAGLIARDI Anthony GALLAGHER Connor GARIPOLI Joshua GARVEY Mathew GHIN Mathew GILL Jack GRAS Ayden GRAY Joel GREEN Aedan GREIG Lachlan GRIGSBY Jayden GRIMA Mitchell GULLE Michael HAM Brayden HANDLEY David HARRIS Ryan HARRISON Xandar HARTSHORNE Matthew HARVEY Connor HASSETT Joshua HASTE Matthew HIGGINBOTTOM David HILL Lachlan HIRT Joshua HOARE Thomas HOBBS Jackson HODGSON Jack HOLLMER Owen HOVEY Benjamin HUBY Oliver HURLEY-PAUL Jeremy HUSSELL Michael HUYNH Daniel HYDE Sam IMBROGNO Jordan INNIS Bryan IRUDAYARAJ Antoraj JAQUES Bowen JARNEVIC Luke JELLEY Liam JOHNSON Charlie JONES Kyle JONES Dylan JONES William JONES Lachlan JURKOVIC Christopher KAMMERMANN Jack KAVENAGH Joseph KAVENAGH Michael KEATING Jack KELLY Patrick KELLY Maxwell KEOGH Liam KERGER Nathan KINNA Finbar KNEZEVIC Anthony KOCH Xavier KOLOTELO Daniel KOS Jackson KOZINA Justin LANG Charlie LARKINS James LAY Mitch LAY Joel LING Harrison LING Matthew LOUGHNAN Nicholas LOUGHNAN Jacob LUCIGNANI Kristian

LYONS Charles MAAS Jack MAHONEY Harrison MANNINGS Ethan MARNELL Brandon MCCORKELL Andrew MCCORMACK Cooper MCCULLOUGH Luke MCDERMOTT Jack MCDONALD Joseph MCEWAN Jye MCGINN Angus MCGIVERN Aiden MCGIVERN Joseph MCGOUGH Callum MCGREGOR-TRINH Korey MCKINNON Angus MCMAHON Harry MCMAHON Hugh MCNEARNEY Conor MCNEEL Andrew MILANOVIC Kyle MILLIKEN Jake MIRARCHI Thomas MITCHELL Logan MONGELLI Zack MONTEITH Oliver MOORE Riley MORELAND Tristan MORRISON Kaelan MORRISON William MORRISON Connor MORRISON Samuel MORTAROTTI Sebastian NICHOLLS Blake NICHOLLS James NORTON Campbell O’BRIEN-HENDERSON Patrick O’CALLAGHAN Tom O’CONNOR Lucas O’KEEFE Connor OSBORNE Alexander PANTE Lucas PARKE Tazman PATTI Francis PEARCE Harley PELLETIER Kobi PERROTT Austin PETRIE Jordan PILE William PRITCHARD James PURCELL Jack RABINO Denzel RAIMONDO Benjamin REED-SHARRY Daniel RICHARDS Thomas RICHARDS William RICHARDS Max RICHARDSON Cody RIMMER Michael RIVALLAND Nathan ROBERTS Luke ROBERTSON Declan ROBINSON Lachlan ROMANO Matthew ROWE William RUSHBROOK Zachary RYAN Harvey RYAN Thomas SCHENK Callum SEBASTIANI Jai SEMMLER Benjamin SENFTLEBEN Thomas SESAR Jacob SFERCO Jordan SHARP Dalton SHELLEY Benjamin SIMONS Jack SKEGRO Branden SMITH Thomas SMITH Harrison SORAGHAN Thomas SPOORMAKERS Rody STANLEY Robert STANTON Jack STOCKS Hugh

Roll Call KONIDARIS Thomas COLLINS Lachlan STOJANOVSKI Jasper KOS Jason CONNOLLY Quentin STOKES Brandon KRASIC Joshua CONOLE Waadhi STONE Aaron LAMONT Patrick COPPE Nicholas STONEHOUSE Liam CRAVEN-BRIGGS Noah LECCHINO Francesco SWEENEY Aiden LUBCKE Adam CSOLLE Alexander TALBOT Jacob LUPPINO Spencer TANTANOUVONG Kingston CUOLAHAN Keegan LYONS Matthew CURTAIN Xavier TATAJ Matija LYONS Thomas DARCY Oliver THOMAS Benjamin MAIDEN Liam DEFINA Daniel TOMICIC Jayson MAKOR Ngor DEL GIUDICE Antony TOOHEY Fraser MALONEY Riley TRAVERS-HUCKER Isaac DEMO James MANGAR Gurbeny DI RUBBO Gabriele TREGENZA Jack MASCHIO Thomas DIAMOND Thomas VALITUTTI Daniel MATTHEWS Sam VAN SLAGEREN Dominic DIAZ Lachlan MCCABE Dylan DICKSON Thomas VEITCH Thomas MCCARTIN Charles DOHERTY James VLASNOVIC Mark MCDONALD William DOOLEY Eamon VODOPIC Adrian MCDOUGALL Sebastian DOWLING Patrick WACKETT Dylan MCEVOY Darby DRAKE Hamish WALKER Michael MCLENNAN Logan DUFF Lachlan WALTER Zachary MCMAHON Isaac DULCE Jonathan WATERS Liam MCMAHON Joseph EDWARDS Darby WATKINS Peter MCMAHON Angus FAMA Alexander WELDON Joshua MCMANUS Liam FARLEY Evan WHARMBY Mitchell MCSPARRON Wade FEATHERBY Riley WHELAN Mitchell MEEHAN Connor FITZGERALD Thomas WHITEHAND Harry MESOGA Dennis FOLEY Thomas WILCOX Nelson MEYER Dion FOPIANI Joseph WILLIAMS Jesse MEYER Kyle FORSSMAN Zachary WILLIAMSON Joshua MORTER Matthew FRANCIS Jack WILLIGEN Brandon MOTORNIAK David WOOD-SCORPO Miles FRANCIS Charles MULLEN Liam FRANIC Jacob WRIGHT Liam MULLINS Benjamin FRASER Cooper WRIGLEY Matthew MURACA Jared FRICHOT Joshua ZEBIC Anthony NAGRA Manvir GANINO Ayrton ZULA Zachary NOGA Lukasz GASPARI Jack Year 9 NOLAN Matthew GIACOMAZZO Joseph NOVTA Antonio GIBLIN Nicholas ALESIOS Spiro O’BRIEN Luke GILLESPIE Nathan ANDREWS Leyton O’CALLAGHAN Liam GIST Broderick ARCORACI Johnathon O’CONNOR Patrick GLATZ Jacob ARMSTRONG William O’DONNELL Joseph GOLLER William ATTARD Peter OLD Samuel GOUGH Thomas AULD Thomas GRAAUWMANS Lochie OLIVE Jaiden BALDASSO Adrian O’NEILL Jack GRAHAM Matthew BALTA Daniel O’REILLY Diarmuid GRIFFITHS Hunter BANNISTER Kyle OWEN Jamison GUDASIC Stjepan BARR Zachary OYANG Matthew GUDE Edward BATES Bailey PAATSCH William GULLE Christopher BEATTIE Nicholas PARKE Cameron GULLI Joshua BECKWITH Thomas PARKER Harrison GUY Joshua BEEKMANS Lachlan PARRELLO William HAND Harry BERNARDO Adam PARROT Jack HANLON Patrick BERTUCCI Phillip PARTINGTON Jordan HARE-ZEN Dexter BILOGREVIC Timothy PATTERSON Aidan HARMAN William BLACK Joshua PATTERSON Justin HARRIS Ned BLACKLEY Xavier PAYNE Benjamin HARRISON Tarj BLACKWELL Connor PEACHEY Jake HAZELMAN Jack BLAIN Patrick PERDRISAT Alexander HEARD Mackenzie BLOOD Jack PERKS John HEATH Lachlan BLYTHE Cohen POLLARD Daniel HEGYESI Rhys BOGIOGLOU Jordan POWER Daniel HENKEL Matthew BOND Jonathan PUNDIJ James HENRY Jack BOURKE Lochlan PURDY William HIGGINS Liam BRANIFF Thomas QUACH Sam HOBBS Rhys BREEN Clancy QUINN Jack HOOBER Frazer BRITT James RABBAT Daniel HOWE Thomas BRITTAIN Jack RANASINGHE Mark HUMPHREY Austin BROWN Caleb RICE Jack HUNGERFORD Max BRUCE Jack RIDGWAY Samuel IVERMEE Fletcher BUCKWELL Alexander ROBINSON Blake JASKA Joshua BUCKWELL Trent ROSS Jared JENNINGS Luke CADDY Thomas ROSS-MCGLYNN JERVIES Jamieson CALDOW Michael Hamish JOLLY Ethan CALLAHAN Michael ROTIROTI Peter KAMPANS Codey CANN William RUPA Isaac KARPINSKI Adam CARROLL Patrick KARUNARATNE Dineth RUSH Patrick CARUSO Rolf RYAN Matthew KEATING Riley CHAMBERS Rhys RYAN Lachlan KELLY Samuel CHANDLER Bailey SALEH Antoine KELLY Angus CHAPPELL Finn KENWORTHY Benjamin SARACI Jake CIUFFETELLI Jason SAUNDERS Thomas KIDD Samuel CLARK Nathan SCHILDER Darby KISS Darcy CLARKE Hayden SEARLE Hugh KOL Peterson CLIFFORD Patrick SEARLE Samuel KOLOTELO Joshua COLES Sam

SENFTLEBEN Oscar SERTIC Anthony SIM Lachlan SIMPSON Samuel SLEEP-DALTON Aadyn SMITH Ryen SMITH Joseph SPENCE Liam SPENCE Daniel STAHL Jackson STARCEVIC Sebastian STAWYSKYJ Daniel STEPHENS Ned STEPHENS Mitchell STEVENS Kurt STOKES Maxwell SUBASINGHE Isitha SUPHAMONGKOL Chad SVALJEK Jared SWEETTEN Byron TASSONE Antonio TEALE Anthony TEKIN Julian THOMPSON Brayden THULBORN Leyton TIDLACKA Jack TUCAK Ben TURNLEY William VAN AREND Jordan VAN DOREN Brock VAN GALEN Kyle VAN SOMEREN Jake VARJU Dennis WALKER Austin WALSH Kieren WALSH Harvey WALTERS Jack WATERHOUSE Jack WEST Reginald WHITLEY Caleb WILKENS Sheldon WILSON-CROSBIE Kayleb WOODHOUSE Kade ZEBIC David ZULUMOVSKI Patrick

Year 10 ALESIOS Gerasimos ANDERSON Rhys ANDERSON Eamon ATKINS Samuel BALL Daniel BARKER Darcy BARLING Darcy BATSON Michael BECKWITH Matthew BEGG Joel BEGONJA Mateo BELLEVILLE Corran BENNETT Darcy BIGGS Bailey BIRD Rylan BIRD Matthew BISINELLA Rene` BONGIORNO Oscar BOSELEY Lachlan BOSELEY James BOURKE Samuel BRAJKOVIC Darcy BRAYSHAW Justis BROWN Harrison BROWN Thomas BROWN Jack BUCKLEY Jack BUCKLEY James BUCOVAZ Samuel BURNS Daniel BUSHBY Jordan BYRON James CACIOLO Lucas CALDOW James CARNIE Patrick CARTER Zachary CHAMBERS Kalin CHRISTOU Jay CLANCY Liam

COCHRANE Alexander COCKERILL Jordan COGAN Liam COIGNET Adrian COLE Zachary CONNOLEY Darcy CONNORS Nicholas CONWAY William COPPE Samuel COTTER Benjamin CROSBIE Ethan CRUCHLEY Cameron DALLI Jay DE AGRELA Joshua DEMETRIOU Anthony DI BLASI Nicholas DI PASQUALE Brandon DILLON Nathan DIXON Liam DIXON Thomas DOEDEE Tom DOSEN William DRAKE Cameron DRAPER Harrison DUNN Bailey EDWARDS Aidan EIBL Nicholas FAMA Michael FATONE Ryan FATONE Samuel FENNELL Kieran FERNANDES Darren FIERKA Mathew FISHER John FITZGERALD Ned FLANAGAN Joshua FORBES Jackson GANGELL Lachlan GASPERIC Jordan GILLESPIE Ashley GOLDSWORTHY James GOLDSWORTHY Tom GOLI Kristopher GRANT Lachlan GRAVETT Jackson GRECH Cooper HAMES Joshua HAMON Jack HARDIMAN Guy HARDING Michael HARWOOD-VAN WEGEN Benjamin HASTE Samuel HAWKINS Nathan HENRY Taeanu HEUBNER David HOARE Samuel HOCKLEYSAMON Jack HOFFMAN Sam HOGAN Joel HOGAN Alex HOLLMER Riley HOULIHAN Jack HUBBER Angus HULME Lachlan HUMM Riley HURLEY Max HUTCHISON Alex ILIOSKI Anthony IMBROGNO Joseph INNIS Robert JAVNI Michael JAVNI Alex JONES Levi JURKOVIC Nikola KAMMERMANN Paddy KANELLOS Christian KAVENAGH Patrick KEATING Nathan KEILLER Lachlyn KELLEHER Patrick KENT Matthew KERR Harrison KIDD Thomas KIEBERT Samuel KIRWOOD Jay

KRAMER Angus LANG Tom LE CLERC Oliver LEETE James LEIBHARDT Kester LEVAR-SMITH Matthew LINDKVIST Mitchell LITTLE James LITTORE Liam LOCKYER Jackson LODGE Nicholas LOUGHNAN Joseph LOUGHNAN Mitchell LOVE Alex LOVEDAY Joshua LUSCOMBE Marcus LYNCH Jackson LYONS Trae MACKENZIE Connor MCAULIFFE Michael MCCASKILL William MCCROHAN Casey MCDONALD Liam MCDONALD Callum MCINTOSH Billy MCKEEGAN Xavier MCKINNON Conor MCLACHLAN Jackson MCMASTER Brad MCNAMARA Benjamin MCNEEL David MEDVED Dylan MIHICINAC Christopher MILLS Nikolas MITCHELL Harrison MODICA Frank MOONIAPAH Veejesh MOORE Benjamin MULLAHY Sean MURPHY Samuel NEAL Jobe NERI Joshua NEWELL Joshua NICHOLS Benjamin NICHOLSON Riley NURZINSKI Jacob OATES Lewis OATES Liam O’CONNELL John OELDRICH Jackson O’HARA Adam PELLETIER Jasper PERIN Daniel PERKS James PERROTT Nelson PHELAN Christopher PHILP Michael PINJUH Michael PIPER Noah PLUMMER Samuel PURCELL Patrick PURCELL Brandon QUACH Andy RABIE Tristan RECOURT Jackson RICHARDS Jacob ROBERTSON Keegan RULE Gabriel RUPA Jory RYZNER Adam SARCEVIC Filip SCARLETT Jack SELLMAN Brock SENFTLEBEN Karl SESAR Josip SESAR Thomas SHARP William SHARP Lachlan SIROLLI Benjamin SKRNJUG Brenden SPOLJARIC Evan STACK Sheridan STAHL Nicholas STANKIEWICZ Zachariah STOJANOVSKI Kobi STOKES James 131

Roll Call COLLARD Shane CONNOLEY Jacob CONNOLLY Michael CONOLAN Broderick CONWAY Joshua COOK Harrison COOPER James CRAVEN Scott CRESTALE Federico CROWE Thomas CUDDY Jack DABRERA Jaden DARKE Angus DAVIES Joshua DAVIS Brodie DEARNALEY Alexander DEFINA Matthew DELA PAZ Mark DEMPSTER Samuel DI CRISTOFORO Jason DI SANTO Matthew DOWD Jarrod DOWD Curtis DRAKE Liam DRIVER Jack DURRAN Che DWYER Liam EDWARDS James ELLIS Dylan FEATHERBY Toby FILITI Jacob FINN Caleb FINNIGAN Jack FLANDERS James FLAVELL Hamish Year 11 FLINTOFF Joshua FRANDINA Anthony AITKEN James GAGE Jayden AITKEN Robert GARDINER Mitchell ALBANESE Adrian GARIPOLI Aiden ALESIOS Nicholas GODSELL Oscar ALIZZI Matthew GORDON Matthew ALTIMARI Jordan GREGORIO Daniel ALVARO Dominic GREGORY Jack ARGYROS Billy GRIGSBY Jake ATTARD Hugh GROSSMAN Tom AUGERINOS Maxwell GULLI Nathan BALIC Nicholas HAMS Jacob BALLESTEROS Vincent HAND Samuel BALSHAW Curtly HANDLEY Samuel BARINI Kim HARDIMAN Logan BATSON Eric HARMAN Riley BAVERSTOCK Ryan HARVEY Ethan BEASLEY Aaron HAYES Jack BENTLEY Ryan HAYWOOD Jack BERRY Darcy HEHIR Michael-Patrick BONIFACIO Lucas HELMORE Mitchell BOWLES Nicholas BOWLES-CASEMORE Darcy HICKEY James BRANDIMARTI Nicholas HICKS Ashley HOARE James BRASIER Tyson HOBBS Tom BRICE Darcy HOOBER Hamish BRIGHT Patrick HOOGSTRA Thomas BRITT Anthony HOVEY Nicholas BRODRICK Jack HOVEY Luke BROWN Robert HOWELL Thomas BROWN Kyle HUNTLEY-MITCHELL Cody BRUGMAN Jack HUYNH Eric BUAYA Mark HYDE Billy BUMBERS Marcus JASKIEWICZ Christopher BURRELL Blaine JAVNI Christopher BUTCHER Jake BUTTERWORTH Tyrone JENSEN Nickolas JERVIES Connor CADDY Darcy JONES Nicholas CALDOW Matthew KAKOUROS Michael CALLAHAN Jack KEENAN Cameron CALLAN Alexander KEOGH Thomas CAPRA Samuel KHOUGAZ Michael CAREW Xavier KISS Brodie CAREW Daniel KLINGER Matthew CASPERSON Mitchell KOL Harrison CAUDULLO Tom KOLOTELO Joseph CAZALY Benjamin KOS Cameron CHISHOLM Aaron KOZDRA Nicholas CLEARY William KRNDIJA Marko CLIFTON Patrick KUFE Jack 132 STONES Nathan SUTCLIFFE Samuel TEAGUE James THOMPSON Michael THOMSON Xavier THRELFALL Samuel TODISCO Dylan TOH Thomas TOLJ Michael TRACEY Ryan TRAN David TRELOAR Luke VAGNONI Michael VAN GALEN Jacob VEALE Thomas VELLA Sebastian VLAMIS Thomas VLASNOVIC Luke WALKER Harry WALKER Thomas WALTER Riley WEISSE Jamie WEST Patrick WHELAN Sean WHITE William WICKHAM Dillon WILKENS Anthony WILKINS Isaac WILLIAMSON Jake WOOLLARD Scott WRAY Jaydin WYDRO Benjamin YU Cheng ZILAVEC Matthew

LAMONT Joshua LEAHY Samuel LECCHINO Kyle LEWIS Ethan LLOYD Adam LOCKMAN Samuel LUBCKE Jarryd LUBCKE Jack LUKACZ Alexander LUNARDELLI Edward MAJSTOROVIC Tommy MCCORKELL James MCDONALD James MCDONALD Jordan MCFARLANE Tom MCKINNON Declan MCMAHON Damian MCNAY Dean MEEHAN Casey MELNIK Jesse MILANOVIC Matthew MILANOVIC Daniel MILINKOVIC Joel MOGIC Bradley MONAGLE Liam MOORE Samuel MOORE Matthew MUNOZ Nathan MUNUNGGURRITJ Mabo MURPHY Nicholas NAPOLI Jordan NAPPER Christopher NEVILLE Timothy NEWELL James NEWMAN Ben NGAWATI Jacob NICHOLSON Jacob NOGA Marcin NORTH Connor NOSS Daniel O’BRIEN Tyler O’SHEA Jayden PAMPLIN Connor PARKE Harrison PATERSON Jack PRYSLAK Jeremy PUNDIJ Phillip PURCELL Harry PURDY Charles RABAHI Paul RADOSLAV Nicholas RAPA Darcy RAWSON Sebastian REIVERS Matthew REZELJ Michael RICE Joshua ROBERTSON Callum ROCK Matthew ROSS Ciaran ROSSON Harrison ROTIROTI Sammy RUSH Luke RUSHBROOK Nicholas RYAN Liam SANCHEZ Aidan SANDERS Patrick SCHEMBRI Joel SCOTT Thomas SESTAK Dario SGRO Adam SHALDERS Callan SHARRY Liam SHEAHAN Daniel SHERMAN Riley SINNOTT Thomas SMITH Jake SOMERVILLE Ryan STEFANO Alessandro STEPNELL Benjamin STONE Jordan STONES Nathan SWAIN Nicholas TANTANOUVONG Kevin TARAVILLO Angel TASEVSKI Nicholas TEKIN Benjamin

DREESSENS Immanuel DREHER Paul DREVER Robert DUMONT Jeanpaul EGAN Nicholas ELEA Aaron EVANS Michael EVERETT Samuel EVERETT Mitchell FAIR Jakeb FENBY Nathan FEOLA Paul FITZGERALD Samuel FOWLER Cameron GARDINER Shayne GARDINER Darcy GARRATT Max GARWOOD Tory GAYNOR Darcy GIBBONS Nicholas GLEN Daniel GRAAUWMANS Jesse GRANT Campbell GRAY Jesse GRUJOVSKI Goran GRUSZAK Oliver GUEST Luke GUINA Conor GULLI Christopher GULLI Matthew GUNNING Terry Year 12 HAGEBOLS Matthew HARDIMAN William ABLEY Samuel HARTIGAN Joel ADAMS Reid HAYES Christian ALESSI Joshua HEADLAND Liam ANDERSON Marcus HENRY Riley ANDERSON Dominic HERMAN Zac ANDREWS Lachlan HILL Alexander ANGOK Kur HILL Nicholas ANSELL Lachlan HOARE Mitchell ARCHER Wade HOLSCHIER Anthony ARCHER Trent HOUGHTON Brennan ARGYROS John HUNTLEY-MITCHELL Darcy ARNOLD Jarrod HYD Mark BALLESTER Marc JENKINS Jack BARBAGALLO Julian JIMENEZ James BEAMON Samuel JONES Cory BENNETT Harrison BERGIN-LEIGHTON Wade JURICA Ben KENNEDY-JAMES Michael BISCAN Joel KEOGH Billy BLAKE Andrew KERGER Hayden BOAG Matthew KING Jeremy BOURKE Matthew KIRSOPP Callum BOWERS Charlie KONTOGEORGIS Jake BRACH Jayden LANCASTER Timothy BRAYSHAW Austin LANE Jacob BREEN Charles LANG Jack BROOKER Anthony BUCKI-SMITH Matthew LANGENEGGER Jake BUENAVENTURA Ryan LE Bill LINDEBERG Marcus CANNY Bradley LINDKVIST Alexander CARNELL Kyle LINDREA Jake CARUSO Roy LIVERMORE Jackson CAVALLO Nathan LOOKER Joshua CHAPMAN James LOSI Andre CHRIMES Mitchell LU Yang CLATWORTHY Fraser LUETH Dehgi CLOSE Brock LUGG Brendan COBB Jake LUPPINO Joseph COLE Joshua MADDISON Jackson CONWAY Nicholas MADDOCK Luke COPPE Joshua MAGUIRE Billy COSTA James MAHONY Ned DALY Austin MAJOR Aztec DARLEY Samuel MALONEY Emmett DAVIES Spencer MARIKA Yirrmal DAVIS Luke MATUSHEVSKY Andrey DEAN Samuel MCCORMACK Thomas DEVINE Lachlan MCCOY Luke DI RUBBO Raffaele MCGOVAN Thomas DILLON Lachlan MCGUINNESS Thomas DOEDEE Jack MCMANUS Daniel DOLLEY Harrison MCMANUS Josh DONOGHUE Thomas MCNALLY Kieran DOWLING Mitchell MENCHISE Michael DOYLE Oscar TOOHEY Nicholas TRAN Tuan TREMAIN Kurt TROUNSON Nicholas TUDDENHAM James VAN ETTEN David VAN GALEN Luke VEALE Harrison VECOLI Jordan VERECONDI Jared VERFURTH Brandon VISINTIN Jack WACKETT Thomas WADE Kingston WALKER Benjamin WALSH Adam WATKINS Tyler WEBB Benjamin WEST Christian WHITEHAND Tom WILDING Jack WILLIAMS Connor WILLIAMSON Connor WILLIGEN Jake WILSON Steven WOOD James WOODHOUSE Tyson WUNUNGMURRA Dion WUNUNGMURRA Jerol ZHANG Dylan

MONEA Michael MOORE Tote MORELAND Alexander MOTORNIAK Matthew MULLINS Matthew MURPHY Jacob MYERS Nicholas NAILON Jake NASH Toby NELSON Jackson NGUYEN Anthony NGUYEN Thanh NIBLOCK Shaun O’HALLORAN Christian O’HALLORAN Daniel O’LOUGHLIN Damon O’RIELLY Darcy PECCHIARI Nicholas PITMAN Zachary PODBURY Michael POWELL Nicholas POWELL Liam POWERS Nicholas PURI Aryan RAIMONDO James RAMIA Oliver RAWLINGS Harry RAYNER Liam READER Harrison REECH Ruai RESCINITI Rick REZELJ Daniel RIDGWAY Mark ROBERTS Cody RODGERS James ROUFFIGNAC Hugo RUDD Ignatius RYAN Hayden SANTUCCIONE Jeremy SCOLARO Steven SEARLE Alexander SHARP Andre SHEAHAN Zac SHELLEY Bevan SIMPSON Jesse SLACK Patrick SMITH Hudson SMITH Daniel SMITH Luke SODOMACO Robert SPEHAR Jesse SPOLJARIC Rainer STEVENSON Jacob SUCIC Marko SULLIVAN Timothy SYKES Jake TATTERSALL Dylan TAYLOR Elliott THOMAS Bradie THRELFALL Benjamin TODMAN Lachlan TOOMEY Cameron TOSELAND Jacob TRAVAGLINI Jesse VAN DEN NOUWLAND Shane VANDENBERG James VERDICHIZZI Marcus VERFURTH Bradley VERMEULEN Jayden WALKER Mark WATERS Russell WESOLS Thomas WEST Levi WEST Tyson WHITLEY Dylan WILLIAMS Benjamin WILSON Ryan WRAY Ashley ZULIC Alen

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Ms Lauren Salcombe Adams Print “Uncle David” taken by Antoine Saleh,Year 9. Received an honourable mention in the 2013 International Student Arts Competition.

Photography: Ms Lauren Salcombe, MSP Photography & our many talented staff and students who love to show you all what is happening at SJC. To all other staff and contributing students. Thank you.

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