Impact of Giving 2022

IMPACT OF GIVING 2022

Enhancing Educational Opportunities

In the vibrant year of 2022, the culmination of a visionary dream was realised as we opened and celebrated The Jamie and Rebecca Gray Theatre which stands proudly at the front of our School. The Theatre is a testament to community philanthropy and the vision of a leading major gift donor family.

The completion of this remarkable Performing Arts space was not just a physical structure, but a celebration of imagination, innovation, and the power of storytelling. As the curtains rose for the first time, a new

era of cultural enrichment and entertainment was ushered in.

Concurrently, a steadfast fundraising endeavour took centre stage with an ambitious goal to raise $1 million for the redevelopment of the St Catherine’s Sports Centre, a transformational project that breathed new life into the venerable Dorothy Pizzey Hall. The community has rallied around this careful and clever redevelopment project, recognising the potential for athletic excellence and holistic wellbeing.

Amidst this remarkable philanthropic pursuit, the

The Gift of Giving

St Catherine’s School’s Foundation continues to support our young women of the future through the generosity of our giving community. In 2022, the Foundation delivered a variety of philanthropic opportunities through our Scholarship, Bequest, Library and Building Programs. A fundraising highlight was the completion of Phase 3 of the Dorothy Pizzey Centre

Redevelopment. The new Sports Centre provides our students with a contemporary fit-for-purpose indoor sports court, a dedicated sports and conditioning studio and a PMP (Perceptual Motor Program) and Tumbling Studio for our younger athletes. These new facilities will enhance and expand St Catherine’s existing Sports Programs with offerings in new and exciting fields.

heartbeat of education resonated strongly. Scholarships emerged as a bridge between aspirations and opportunities, the outreach to donors amassed over $182,000 to support Hardship, Rural, and Indigenous Scholarships.

The impact of this unified effort reverberated far beyond dollars and structures – it reverberated within the hearts of those who believed in the power of giving, of enabling dreams, and creating a brighter future for all. We extend our heartfelt thank you to all those who supported the Foundation in 2022.

The reimagined space was officially opened by Mrs Lauren Fox (Hewitt ’96) with 280 guests from our community. Lauren shared stories about the strength of the St Catherine’s community and the support she felt while representing Australia at the Atlanta Olympic Games during her final year at School. The opening was a wonderful way to thank our generous donors and to see the new space in action.

Our philanthropic reporting crosses over from 2022 to 2023 as our fundraising projects are not contained to one financial year. The statistics within this Report reflect the donor data and impact of giving for the period 1 January 2022, to 31 December 2022, however we are delighted to include major giving successes relating to our most recent fundraising appeal – the new St Catherine’s Sports Centre.

Michelle Carroll Principal

This year we were delighted to welcome many new members to the St Catherine’s Foundation. I would like to thank everyone for your continued and generous support of our bold ambitions that positively impact St Catherine’s students now, and into the future.

Mrs Sally Joubert Chair of St Catherine’s School Foundation

Chidlren of the Black Skirt, performed in The Jamie and Rebecca Gray Theatre

St Catherine’s Sports Centre

On Wednesday 9 August, we had the pleasure of hosting the formal opening of the St Catherine’s Sports Centre. Close to 300 distinguished guests attended the occasion, including all those who generously supported the Sports Centre as donors and Foundation Members.

The Foundation received a substantial gift that will facilitate the completion of the ‘Ashley Siswanto Tumbling Studio.’ This essential space will serve as a vibrant hub for the growth and development of our Early Learning and Junior School students. We are excited to present this final segment of the Sports Centre to our students and wider community.

The completion of the Sports Centre owes a debt of gratitude to the unwavering commitment of generous donors. Without their exceptional dedication, the redevelopment of this incredible new learning space would not have been possible.

Save Your Seat – 2023 Giving Day

Wednesday 29 March

The St Catherine’s School community embarked on an awe-inspiring journey that embraced the vision of our new Sports Centre. Together, we rallied around a shared purpose, surpassing expectations during the Save Your Seat Giving Day fundraising initiative. The results of this collective effort were nothing short of remarkable.

Drawing strength from the unwavering support of more than 300 current and past parents, as well as our esteemed Old Girls’ community, we transcended our initial goal of $400,000. The magnitude of your dedication and determination propelled us beyond the ordinary, raising an astounding additional $52,400 through your unwavering commitment.

House rivalry unfurled with pledges of support, aligned to St Catherine’s four Houses was nothing short of exhilarating. Amidst spirited enthusiasm and nostalgic ties, Holmes Kilbride emerged as the triumphant victor, encapsulating the spirit of unity that goes beyond the bounds of mere affiliations.

To each and every donor, to all those who participated in the House competition, and to those who saw the potential and acted upon it, we extend our heartfelt appreciation. The impact of your actions reverberates through our new Sports Centre, and more importantly, in the hearts and lives of every St Catherine’s student who will experience the transformative power of your contributions.

TOTAL RAISED

$452,400

Donor Story

Masha Engmann (Klatchko ’36), born in Melbourne on May 27, 1920. Masha was the daughter of Dr. Michael Klatchko, a renowned Russian oral surgeon, and Phylis Duckett, a descendant of Melbourne hardware entrepreneur Edward Duckett. Masha was a student at St Catherine’s in the 1930s; graduating in 1936.

$10K LARGEST GIFT

47

All Named

GOLD SEATS

329

325 Named SILVER SEATS

3 Named

16 ERGOS

There are four unnamed seats remaining as well as the opportunity to name one of the 16 ergos. Please contact St Catherine’s Advancement Manager, Ms Kathy Hines if you would like to Save Your Seat.

Tragically, Masha’s mother passed away that same year and Masha moved to Shanghai to live with her father amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the Second Sino-Japanese War. Despite the challenges, including Japanese victories and her refusal to renounce Australian citizenship, Masha spent nearly four years in a Japanese prison camp at Chapei.

Post-war, Masha married Joe Engmann, an Army Air Force Navigator, and they lived across Japan, Hawaii, Chicago, and San Francisco. Masha passed away in San Francisco on March 11, 2007. She generously bequeathed funds to St Catherine’s School, which were used to enhance the School Administration’s staff area.

Her legacy lives on through her sons Doug and Michael, who commemorated her on Giving Day by Saving a Seat in her honour.

Her Future

St Catherine’s Scholarship Program

Annually, the endowed funding from the St Catherine’s Scholarship Program provides recipients with partial or full support for their studies at St Catherine’s, giving them the critical financial assistance, motivation, and opportunity for future success.

To continue this tradition, each year we reach out to ask our scholarship donors to make a personal commitment to support our Scholarship Program, assisting rural and indigenous students or families that may be experiencing financial barriers.

This crucial funding enables students to successfully complete their education by reducing one source of stress that can be very draining and challenging for families.

The Melbourne Foundation

The Melbourne Foundation Scholarship stands as a testament to the power of education and philanthropy coming together to shape a brighter future. This special social justice scholarship, established by visionary donors and supporters, embodies a commitment to nurturing academic excellence, fostering leadership, and facilitating positive societal impact.

Rural Scholarships

The Rural Scholarship Fund has helped to empower rural students from across Victoria, and further afield, to ensure the promise of access, opportunity, and an exceptional education at St Catherine’s School.

Through this initiative, the connection of rural students and their families has played an important part in St Catherine’s history. Rural-based boarding students enrich our entire School community with wonderful diversity of experience and vibrancy. Our vision is to welcome as many rural students into Illawarra, our stately Boarding House, as we can.

The Melbourne Foundation Scholarship Recipients

At present, donor syndicates are providing support to five Melbourne Foundation Scholarship recipients.

With three of these students graduating in the Class of 2023, we aim to continue raising funds, thus providing scholarship assistance for future students to benefit from a St Catherine’s education. If you wish to become an annual scholarship syndicate supporter please contact Advancement Manager, Ms Kathy Hines.

Six boarding families from rural communities supported by the Rural Scholarship Fund

Means Tested Scholarships

The ‘One Day, Two Futures’ Giving Day appeal held in 2021 established a substantial cornerstone for the ongoing provision of vital financial support for means tested scholarship recipients through the Hardship Fund. This initiative not only demonstrated the remarkable capacity of our community to come together, but it has set in motion a sustained effort to address the financial obstacles faced by families in need.

As a result, two students have embarked on their educational journeys at St Catherine’s School this year, thanks to the transformative ‘One Day, Two Futures’ fundraising campaign.

Through the continued dedication to this special means tested fund, we will empower those who face adversity, transforming lives and creating a more equitable and inclusive educational landscape for these students and their families.

As a courtesy we protect the privacy of scholarship recipients and their families whilst they are studying at St Catherine’s School. However, we look forward to sharing their stories with you once they have graduated and as they progress outside the Heyington Gates.

YOUR GIFT

Her Future

St Catherine’s Circle

Bequest Society

The St Catherine’s Circle stands as a testament to the profound significance of leaving a legacy. It represents a community of individuals who understand the enduring impact of their contributions, not only in the present but for generations to come. Through the act of bequests, visionary members of our community ensure their values and commitment to education persist beyond their lifetimes, creating a legacy that echoes through time.

At the heart of this endeavour lies the Endowment Fund, a cornerstone of sustainable support that nurtures the aspirations of future students.

By nurturing this fund, members of the St Catherine’s Circle empower young minds to embark on transformative educational journeys, regardless of financial constraints.

In 2022, St Catherine’s School received a significant bequest from the Estate of Miss Angela Glover (’58). During her years at St Catherine’s, Angela developed a love of Fine Arts and Music. Angela’s career entailed secretarial jobs including DEFAT and being sent to Vietnam in this capacity. She spent many years playing amateur and chamber music on the viola.

St Catherine’s Circle exemplifies the power of unity in shaping the future and stands as an embodiment of the principle that true philanthropy transcends the immediate and touches the lives of those yet to come.

St Catherine’s Circle Members

53 Bequest Members

Bequestors

Lachlan Armstrong (’95)

Faith Baker

Julian Barrett†

Libby Beale (’68)

Lucile Bell (Stephens ’32)†

Joan Brass (Trenchard ’22)†

Nyon Brockhoff (Marshall ’42)†

Naomi Browning (Kennedy ’28)†

Rosemary Campbell OAM (Downes ’30)†

Patricia Challingsworth (Thwaites ’29)†

Elizabeth (Newman ’61) and Peter Cooper

Anne Court AM (Lowry ’58)

June Epstein†

Jeannette Fraser (’51)†

Neilma Gantner (Myer ’38)†

Angela Glover (’58)†

Joan Gray (Spry ’52)

Sandra Henderson (Evans ’53)†

Romayne Holmes (’66)

Gina Israel (Shackell ’76)

Thora Jex†

Wayne & Sonia Kent

Jenny (Home ’52)† & Cyril Lansell†

Diane Lemaire (’39)†

Tim & Jill L’Estrange

Patricia McKenzie

Kathleen Mein (Rhys-Jones ’31)†

Fiona Menzies (’87)

Graham Menzies†

Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63)

Jill Paterson (’61)

Winifred Pillars†

Kathleen Rankin (’35)†

Colette Reddin (’35)†

Rona Robertson (Benton ’36)†

Isobel Robinson (’35)†

Anne Smith

Audrey Smith (Wyse ’34)†

Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45)

Suzanne Staley (Catchlove ’59)†

Monica Starke (’28)†

Yvonne Taylor†

Melinda Truesdale (’81)

Jane Washington-Smith (Smith ’74)

Alvie & Stephen Webster

Celebrating The Impact Of Your Giving

Every year, St Catherine’s School Foundation acknowledges and celebrates the profound impact that your generosity has on our community. As I reflect on giving during 2022, I am humbled and grateful for the unwavering support of our incredible donor community who have dedicated their resources to our Building, Library, Scholarship, and Endowment Funds. Your contributions are not just numbers, they are life-changing opportunities that ripple through our School, leaving an indelible mark on students and their families.

Collectively, your generosity paints a vibrant canvas of possibilities for every St Catherine’s

School student. Your contributions embody a shared commitment to making a lasting difference in the lives of young minds.

As we present this Report highlighting the remarkable opportunities you have made possible during 2022, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your belief in the power of education, your dedication to enriching lives, and your willingness to invest in a brighter tomorrow are the pillars upon which the St Catherine’s community thrives.

On behalf of the Foundation, every student who walks our hallways, and every family that benefits from your thoughtful and generous

gifts, may I express my sincere thanks. May your generosity continue to inspire and uplift, as you play a pivotal role in shaping the future, one gift at a time.

$2,600 Library

$708,344 Building

$273,544

The Jamie & Rebecca Gray Theatre

$362,800

Gifts & Pledges

$968,525

$16,000

$50,000

$75,400 Endowment

$182,181 Scholarships

$56,700

Indigenous Scholarship Fund

$8,065

Rural Scholarship Fund

$18,916 Hardship Fund

$98,000

Melbourne Foundation Scholarships

$500 Old Girls’ Bursary

1 January – 31 December 2022

St Catherine’s School Building Fund Projects –Funds Raised To Date

Senior School Renewal $865,581

Science Building $431,457

Junior School – Barbreck $2,311,669

Jamie & Rebecca Gray Theatre $767,700

Sports Centre $908,571

Ms Kathy Hines Advancement Manager

2022 Donors

1 January – 31 December 2022

Our appreciation and thanks are extended to the following members of our School community for their support of the St Catherine’s Foundation during 2022. Thank you for supporting our remarkable young women in this very thoughtful way.

Anna (Nieuwenhuysen ’91) & Ian Abbott

Nina (Kirby ’94) & Paul Aberdeen

Sally (Watson ’74) Ahern & Stephen Ahern

Joanne (Carter ’68) & Richard Ashton

Jo Atkins

Louise & John Ayre

Kate Barber (’96)

Chloe & Kelvin Barry

Julia & Cameron (Cam) Bertalli

Ann Butement (’52)

Clare (Darling ’77) & Andrew Cannon AM

Michelle Carroll

Anna Carosa & Stewart Koziora

Chartwells

May & James Chen

Anne Connellan

Axi Cooper (’05)

Sophie (Richmond ’89) & Sam Cooper

Anne Court AM (Lowry ’58)

Shaloo & Mineesh Datta

Sarah & William Davis

Hilary Day (Oliphant ’52)

Alexandra (Axy) (Boynton ’76) & Gordon Dickinson

Rico Feng & James Zhu

Anna & John Field

Lucinda & Andrew Foote

Frankie’s Melbourne

Sarah Fulford (’70)

Rosie Garrisson (Waite ’78)

Abigail & Adam Gill

Angela Glover (’58)†

Rebecca & Jamie Gray

Emma & Richard Green

Debra & Paul Guzzardi

Fleur & Lars Heidenreich

Rosey He & Yang Wu

Lisa & Jack Hennessy

Kathryn Hines

Jane Hodder & Murray Ware

Bill Hogg

Sam Howes

Crisoula & Najee Imam

Gina (Shackell ’76) & Peter Israel

Sally & Richard Joubert

Merron Kirby OAM & Robert Kirby AO

Michaela & John Kiriakidis

Janene & Damon Krongold

Roxanne & Paul Ktenavos

Chunxin Li & Xiaoqing Yao

Karin Mackinnon (Allen ’39)†

Kirsty Manning-Wilcox & Alexander Wilcox

Catherine McDowall (’76)

Patricia McKenzie

Farah Pasha (’91) & Matheen Mohamed

Sarah & Rob Monahan

Vanessa Morgan & Marcus Bogdan

Annabel (Plummer ’82) & Rupert Myer AO

Anthony Nicholas

Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63)

Sue & John Nieuwenhuysen AM

Kate & Michael Oxley

Leanne & Christopher Parfit

Jill Paterson (’61)

Jan Peele

Pierce Armstrong Foundation Pty Ltd

Debbie & Michael Plastow

Carmen & Phillip Prendergast

Sallie & David Prior

Elizabeth Prowse

Nerida & Graeme Rigg

Nadine & Jonathan Rosham

Monique Rosshandler & Ion Teska

Gillian Ruan & Paul Yu

Penny (Roysmith ’81) & Richard Shears

Letitia Shelton (Cole ’58)

Chrissy (Condon ’76) & Andrew Skinner

Anne Smith

Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45)

Catherine & Jonathon Sprott

St Catherine’s Parents’ & Friends’ Association

St Catherine’s School Creative Arts Auxiliary

St Catherine’s School Second Hand Books

Lisa & John Steven

Amanda (Trumble ’69) & Bruce Stewart

Briely Trollope (’89) & James Paterson

Rebecca & Nick Turnbull

Mary & John van Stekelenburg

Alexander Vainer

Michael Vainer

Westpac Banking Corporation

Jan & Graeme Willis

Simone Willis (’91)

Jenny Woods O’Donnell

Juan Xu & Yongqiang Wang

Angela Zhang & Andrew Huang

† Denotes deceased.

16 donors have chosen to remain anonymous, supporting The St Catherine’s School Foundation without seeking recognition for their contributions. Their thoughtful dedication to our fundraising initiatives exemplifies their commitment to making a difference without the need for acknowledgment.

All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. If an error has inadvertently occurred, please accept our most sincere apologies and contact the Advancement Office so that we may amend our records.

Foundation Board

Our Foundation is a society of bold and loyal donors daring to give our girls every chance to shine.

Thanking our 11 Honorary Members

“Honorary Foundation Members” refers to individuals who have been granted a special, honorary status within the St Catherine’s Foundation. Unlike members who support the Foundation through financial contributions, honorary members are typically recognised by their service and given this status as a mark of honour. It is a special way for the Foundation to show appreciation and recognise individuals who have made a significant impact or have a strong connection to St Catherine’s School.

Mrs Gina Israel (Shackell ’76) President

Mrs Sally Joubert Chair

Mrs Nina Aberdeen (Kirby ’94) Mr Lachlan Armstrong (’95)

Mr James Chen

Mr Ronald Calvert

Mr Andrew Demetriou

Dr Damien Grinsell

Mr Dale Rodgers Chrissy Ryan (Graham ’79) Dr Anne Waterhouse

Jeanie Hood Patron Jeanie Hood Benefactor Trustee Fellow Senior Member Member Friends

New Foundation Member Story

DR DIANE HU

What were your main reasons for selecting St Catherine’s School?

It was a very rational choice after visiting most girls’ schools in Melbourne and upon consultation with experts from the Victorian Department of Education and Training. It was also a decision we have been increasingly thankful for; with changes and little things we observe in Isabel every day. Most recently, when I brought her to La Gioconda in concert by Jonas Kaufmann, she quietly sat through the three hours and proudly told me they had already learnt about it in class.

What hopes do you have for St Catherine’s and your daughters in the coming years?

The path we have chosen for Isabel has been one of the hardest, moving from China to Australia at 10 and spending her first two years (during COVID) in a progressive public school’s bilingual program before joining St Catherine’s. We are super proud of where she is now. We hope she can better enjoy and be proud of her achievements so far, relax and make the most out of her St Catherine’s years.

In your time at St Catherine’s so far, what do you believe makes our School special?

The people. Everyone, from Ms Carroll to each teacher, has made their best efforts to offer the best education experience possible to the girls. The parents are amazing, particularly the Asian-Australian community who have been a constant inspiration for us.

What motivated you to support the St Catherine’s School Foundation?

We are just one of all the St Catherine’s parents who want similar things for their daughters and would be more than happy to contribute in any way they can, as part of the community.

Why is the generosity of giving important in a community?

Generosity and giving are powerful messages that can quickly spread in a community. We are honoured to be part of that.

Tell us something that we may be surprised to learn about you and your family.

Isabel and I were recently invited to the former Victorian Governor the Honourable Linda Dessau’s dinner to celebrate the achievements and contributions of recent migrants. It was such a touching moment for us who have settled in Melbourne for the past three and half years. It was a precious alumnae moment too, with Linda being both St Catherine’s (Isabel) and Melbourne University (me) alumnae. Linda was absolutely amazed to discover a young guest from her old beloved School.

Foundation Members

Our appreciation and thanks are extended to the following members of our School community for their support of the St Catherine’s Foundation during 2022. Your gifts were directed to the Building, Library, Rural Scholarships, Indigenous Scholarships and Hardship Funds. Thank you for supporting our remarkable young women in this very thoughtful way.

Margaret Darling AM (Anderson ’39)†

Barbara & Stuart Foley

Pam (Wallace Smith ’54)† & Graeme Fraser

Neilma Gantner (Myer ’38)†

Grenet Foundation

Lisa & Jack Hennessy

Mary-Louise & Christopher Leach

Erica & Peter Marriott

Tanya Margetts & Damien Grinsell

Patricia McKenzie

Annabel (Plummer ’82) & Rupert Myer AO

Louise & Martyn Myer AO

Lisa & John Steven

Margaret Wallace Smith†

Michelle & Harry Wang

Anne Waterhouse

Fellow

Julia (McKinley-Wilson ’69)

Patron 2 ANONYMOUS

Rebecca & Jamie Gray

Janet Hawkins OAM (Guest ’52)

Patricia Ilhan & John Ilhan†

Sarah & Bails Myer AC†

Carina & Douglas Reid

Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45)

St Catherine’s Parents’ & Friends’ Association (PFA)

Benefactor 2 ANONYMOUS

Toni (Pierce ’67)

& Martin Armstrong

May & James Chen

Jeanette Fraser (’51)†

Sonia & Wayne Kent

Chunxin Li & Xiaoqing Yao

Christina† & Anthony Nicholas

Annie & John Paterson

St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association (SCOGA)

Gillian Ruan & Paul Yu

Trustee 1 ANONYMOUS

Lloyd Bickerton

Clare (Darling ’77) & Andrew Cannon AM

Caroline & Philip Cornish

Anne Court AM (Lowry ’58)

& Warwick Anderson

Rebekah & Lachlan Armstrong (’95)

Pierce Armstrong Foundation

Samantha Baillieu AM (Myer ’78)

& Charlie Baillieu

Gail & Jim Butler

Fleur (McKay ’94) & Ronald Calvert

Astrida† & Craig Cooper

Sally & Phil Dreaver

Anna & John Field

Lucy (King ’90) & Andrew Fortey

Fiona & Andrew Fox

Angela Glover (’58)†

Isabella Green OAM (Stokes ’58)

& Richard Green

Deb & Euan Gronow

Jane & Andrew Guy OAM

Jane Hodder & Murray Ware

Bill Johnson AM

Sally & Richard Joubert

Tina Li & Ye Shao

Jane & Ian Mandie

Fiona (Malley ’76) & Sid Myer AM

Sandra (McIntosh ’62) & Stephen Nicholas

Sallie & David Prior

Wei Li Shang & Surjantoro Siswanto

Kate & Stephen Shelmerdine AM

Lindy Shelmerdine (’80)

St Catherine’s School Yulendj Committee

Anna & Bill Tymms

Sandra & Achilles Tzelepis

Senior Member 9 ANONYMOUS

Nina (Kirby ’94) & Paul Aberdeen

Louise & John Ayre

Alba & Nick Bernardo

Deborah (Manos ’77) & Peter Berry

Julia & Cameron (Cam) Bertalli

BHP Billiton

Sally Morrell (’79) & Andrew Bolt

Toula & Brett Chatfield

Sally Clarke

Jodie & Patrick Cody

Marina & Anthony Darling

Symone & Andrew Demetriou

Carolyne & Graeme Devlin

Alexandra (Axy) (Boynton ’76)

& Gordon Dickinson

Alison Eaves

Robert Eaves

Jane & John Edwards†

Lyra & Marco Gattino

Louise Lampard (’79) & Gavin Gleeson†

Katy & Chris Gobel

Suzie & Simon Gough

Tim Gullifer

Sherene & Peter Guy

Amanda & Richard Hamer

Sam Hayward

Lou & Anthony Heffernan

Fleur & Lars Heidenreich

Andrew Herold

Miche Bonett-Horton & Ted Horton

Ann (Pisterman ’64) & Tony Hyams

Merron Kirby OAM & Robert Kirby AO

Jenny Lempriere

Marita & Jim Lillie

Thea (Coltman ’51) & Ian Manson

Judy (Spry ’49) & Bruce Matear AM

Alexandra Mayes (’80)

Sarah (Baillieu ’68)

& Robert McKay AM

Graham Menzies†

Christina Michelle

Carole & John Middleton

Annabel Montgomery (Darling ’76)

Maggie & Rado Nanut

Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63)

Kate & Mark Nilsen

Erica Gill & Brendan O’Brien

Julie-Anne & Dean Pagnin

Claudette Passon

Lady Catherine Ramsey †

Don Ravida

Lucy Ravida

Gill & Charlie Richardson

Nadine & Jonathan Rosham

Nathalie & David Shergold

Jackie (Barnes ’77) & Greg Sitch

Margery Snowball (Hilford ’43)†

St Catherine’s School Second Hand Books

Rebecca & Nick Turnbull

Judith Williams (Best ’39)†

Sylvia Walton AO

Anita Wong & Wilson Lai

Samantha & Stuart Wood QC

Member 14 ANONYMOUS

Liz Addison-Baker & Michael Hill

Patti & Frank Ainalis

Anna & Tom Alexiadis

Desi (Kalfadellis ’87) & Manny Anezakis

Jennifer & Logan Armstrong

Caroline & Chris Arnoul

Mary Baillieu AM† & Everard Baillieu†

Caroline Balderstone (’87)

Peter Balderstone

Samantha (Pratten ’79) & Andrew Ballantyne

Barbara & John Barber

Lyndal & Michael Barrington

Chloe & Kelvin Barry

Mim & Michael Bartlett

Meg Begg (Christensen ’61)

Nicole & Ross Begley

Peter Bennison

Bennison MacKinnon

Anthea (Gray ’79) & Stephen Bickford

Felicity (Miller ’87) & Gerard Bongiorno

Caroline (Purves ’63) & Stephen Brain

Diana Brelaz (Deutgen ’44)

Anne Brooks (’70) & Murray Frazer

Prue & Nicholas Brown

Meredith Bunn

Peter Bunn

Celia Burrell AM (Shelmerdine ’83) & Will Burrell AM

Geraldine & Andrew Buxton

Andrea Donaldson & Bruce Caine

Sarah & James Cameron

Wallace Cameron

Belinda & Iain Carmichael

Louise & Don Carroll

Michelle Carroll

Mandy Catanach & Nigel Fish

Hong Chen & Chun Yang

Rebecca (Mayes ’84) & John Clark

Peter Clements

Kate & George Colman

Jocelyn Cooper (Bottomley ’44)†

The Hon Andrea Coote

Sarah & Andrew Cormie

Jenifer & Stephen Cottrell

Mandy Coupe & Peter Jurcevic

Nicola (Foley ’83) & David Court

Ebony & Jerome Dadon

Hualu (Lulu) Dai & Li Wei

Andrew Darbyshire

Kristene & David Deague

The Hon Linda Dessau AC CVO

Belle Ding & Xiang Fei

Evelyn Dong & BiQing Zhang

Melissa (Nicholas ’82) & Dom Doyle

Cathryn Eckersley

Jenny Elstoft (Latreille ’58)

Sally & Mark Elstoft

Douglas Engmann

Jennifer & John Fast

Jane & Scott Favaloro

Lucinda & Andrew Foote

Sarah & Lachie Fraser-Smith

Chloe Fu & Wilson Guo

Margaret & Adrian Gardner

Maryanne & Dario Giannarelli

Janet Gibson (Currie ’53)

Abigail & Adam Gill

Kerry Gillespie

Kate & Craig Gilmour

Lou & Philip Goodman

Judy & Kevan Gosper AO

Joan Gray (Spry ’52)

Peta & Robert Gray

Anni Grimwade (’79) & Tim Roberts

Wenjing Gu & Shuchun Zhai

Xiayan Gu & Wanling Tian

Taff (Watson ’81) & Will Hamilton

Christine & Richard Harbig

Rosey He & Yang Wu

Dorothy † & Ian Hicks AO

Wayne Hinton

Jane & Stephen Hiscock

Annabel (Levy ’79) & Allan Holmes

Annick Houle & Stephen O’Connor

Diane Hu & Yue Yang

Sisi Huang & Youze Ai

Yini Huang & Weiwei Chi

Roni & Gaby Hubay

Karen & Graeme Hunt

Becky Hyde & Dale Rodgers

Crisoula & Naji Imam

Gina (Shackell ’76) & Peter Israel

Michelle Jablko & Paul Wegener

Pamela Jacobson (Sallman ’44)

Lisa & Martin James

Kate & Mark Johnson

Sue & Nick Karunaratne

Kay & Burton

Sally Keating (Pinkus ’71)

Russell Keating

Alice Keilar

Diana & James Kimpton AM

Elizabeth & Jerry Koh

Janene & Damon Krongold

Cathy & Peter Kudelka

Elizabeth Lane

Janet (James ’58)† & David Langdon†

Sarah (Wilson ’73) & David Lawford

Karen (Lim ’87) & William Lee

Jill & Tim L’Estrange

Lin Lin & Guanghan Zheng

Sally (Shelmerdine ’73) & David Lindsay †

Sarah & George Low

Susan (Gawler ’64) & Ross Macaw

Lisa & Stewart Macciolli

Carey Baker-Mackie & Terrence Mackie

Kirsten & Scott Mailer

Sara & Stuart Marner

Niamh & Simon McCall

Lelde & Peter McCoy

Justin & Julie McNab

Carol & John McQuay

Rosemary & Roderick McRae

Sandra Meena & Brendon Watkins

Kathleen Mein (Rhys-Jones ’31)†

Fiona Menzies (’87)

Shayne & Graeme Menzies

Deborah & Ross Middleton

Paula & Stuart Moir

Philip Molyneux AM†

Jenifer Murchie (Paton ’53)

Jane & Fraser Murrell

Gill Myer (Woods ’72)

Tony Myer

Kerrie & Jamie Nasser

Caroline & Gary Nattrass

Anne (Harbig ’64) & David Neate

Felicity & Michael Nettlefold

P B Nicholas†

Gabby O’Halloran & Jason Scillio

Ginny & Michael Palmer

Leanne & Christopher Parfit

Tiffany-Lynn & Benjamin Pascoe

Farah Pasha (’91) & Matheen Mohamed

Hugh Paton

Conny & Spiro Paule

Jan Peele

Rowena Phillips & David Vote

Margery Pierce†

Dorothy Pizzey AM

Irene (Crooke ’29)† & Quintin Pollard†

Catherine & Roger Poole OAM

Rachael & Joe Powell

Carrie & Dennis Price

Jenny Proimos & Nicholas Glenning

Meredith & Michael Pryse

Avril (Goldstone ’46)† & Ian Rainford OAM†

Cathy † & Michael Ramsden

Barbara Randall

Stephen Randall

Kathleen Rankin (’35)†

Fiona & Scott Reinke

Yumin Ren & Hui Wang

Rachel & Peter Robertson

Helen Rofe QC & Rowan Gregory

Monique Rosshandler & Ion Teska

Rowena (Williams ’87)

& Nicholas Rudge

Chrissy (Graham ’79) & Paul Ryan

Katy & Chris Sadler

Sarah Scambler (’93)

Nicky Schooling & Ross Smith

Katrina & John Shackell

Laraine & Peter Sharr

Julia Sher & Ian Glaspole

Holly (Tinsley ’89) & Jim Shergold

Vivienne & David Showers†

Robert Sinclair

Sam Sinclair

Anna & Andrew Sirianni

Jennifer Sitch (Wilson ’77)

Chrissy (Condon ’76) & Andrew Skinner

Linda & Garnet Smith

Dacre Smyth AO†

Kay Sneath & Anthony Hall

Bei Song & Zhiqiang Wang

Jane Song

South Yarra BMW

Catherine & Jonathon Sprott

St Catherine’s School Snowsports Auxiliary

St Catherine’s School Sports Auxiliary

Sue Staley (Catchlove ’59)†

Anna & Clive Standish

Vicki Standish

Susan (Connor ’61) & Richard Stanley †

Amanda (Trumble ’69) & Bruce Stewart

Lara Stocco & Shane Kyriakou

Joanna Sun & Joe Zhu

Catherine & Rohan Sutherland

Melissa Sweetland & Nicholas Taylor

Alison Tarditi & Andrew Leyden

Jannie & Henry Tay

Yvonne† & Bob Taylor†

Charles Tegner

Gaby Tomkin & John Gdanski

Elizabeth Thomas

Vincent Thomas

Tatiana Drever Turner & Andrew Turner

Blaan & Saverio Valmorbida

Chirawan & Sunya Viravaidya

Lisa Walford

Nicholas Walford

Louise (Macdonald ’83) & Jonathan Walmsley

Fiona (Kittson ’82) & Patrick Walsh

Judith Ward

Alison & Rod Watkins

Jill Watson (Bazeley ’51)

Penny Watson (’07)

Prue Weber (Larritt ’62)

Alvie & Stephen Webster

Xuan (Lisa) Weng & Wei Jun Wu

Jane & Richard Whiter

Skipp Williamson & Carol Haynes

William Wilson†

Linda & Carrie Wong

Juan Xu & Yong Qiang Wang

Penny & Min Xu

Venetia & Stavros Yallouridis

Emma & Nick Young

Cindy Yuan & Adam Zhang

Angela Zhang & Andrew Huang

Lisa & John Zeigler

Meng (Sherrie) Zeng & Gary Cao

Brianna Zhou & Tony Shu

† Denotes deceased.

All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. If an error has inadvertently occurred, please accept our most sincere apologies and contact the Advancement Office so that we may amend our records