TRINITY COLLEGE NEWSLETTER THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
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to 1988 when he retired. He was subsequently asked to be the Acting Vice-Master of Ormond College following the retirement of Mr David Parker until the present Master, Dr Alan Gregory, was able to take up the position. Mr Clarke was inducted as Acting Warden in the College Chapel in March by Dr Burge.
Mr Jack Clarke officially took up his position as Acting Warden in April this year while Dr Evan Burge is on six months' leave.
For Dr Burge the first three months were spent in Melbourne, officially on leave, but unofficially, dealing with various The Warden, Dr Evan Burge, Trinity matters still requiring his installs Mr Jack Clarke as Acting Warden. attention. Many wondered The server is Wayne Corker. Jack Clarke is finding the whether the dear Warden would experience of Trinity a stimulating one and the ever board the plane! He has now left for Europe College is certainly benefiting from his wide with his wife, Barbara. experience as a College administrator. We wish him a personally fulfilling stay at the Jack Clarke is known to many Trinity people as he College. was the Vice-Master at Queen's College from 1964
HISTORIC PRECEDENT - WE WERE WRONG The lead article in the November 1990 edition of the Newsletter (Number 42) reported two historic precedents. Firstly, the election of Joint Senior Students and secondly, the election as Senior Student of a son or daughter of a prior Senior Student. The first did set an historic precedent, but the second did not.
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Harry R. Potter was Senior Student in 1915 and was followed by his son Richard(Dick) Potter who was Senior Student in 1949. There are five generations of the Potter family associated with Trinity and we are delighted to confirm that this second historic precedent was set not in 1990, but in 1949. Our apologies for the mistake.
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Trinity College Newsletter
Dear Reader,
Number 43 August 1991
Editor
Trinity College Royal Parade Parkville 3052
Editorial Committee
ANGELA MACKIE
EVAN BURGE ANGELA MACKIE GEORGIA RICHTER
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For the past eight years the production of the Trinity College Newsletter has been carried out by the Foundation Office. Following a reduction in the number of staff and a reappraisal of the amount of 'extracurricular' work handled by the Foundation Office it was agreed that the College should take back the responsibility for the editorship and production of the Newsletter. It will now emanate from the Warden's or Dean's Office in conjunction with the Conference Office which is now also responsible for the Friends of Trinity programme. The Foundation will of course continue to produce articles relevant to its own sphere of work.
ROBYN LEA
Contents ACTING WARDEN
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FROM THE EDITOR 2 NEWS FROM THE LEEPER LIBRARY
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THE COLLEGE AT WORK AND PLAY
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OBITUARIES
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MOZART '91 6 TRINITY EDUCATION CENTRE
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BEQUEST PROGRAMME 9 VICTORIAN CHURCHES 9 SIXTIES DECADE DINNER 10 TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION 11 PROGRESS REPORT 11 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
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NEWS OF TRINITY MEMBERS 16 1991 VISITING FELLOW 20
In this issue we feature two photographs from the 1920's decade - a view of Trinity from the Ormond Tower, and the College Oak in disguise. Not a lot has changed at the College! We are grateful to George Haydon ('20) for allowing us to reproduce these and many other photographs for the College archives. While the Warden was soaking up the European sun, second semester began in freezing temperatures under the guidance of the Acting Warden, Jack Clarke, former Vice-Master at Queen's, and the Acting Dean, 'Taffy' Jones ('57), former Senior Student and well-known billiards fan! Jack Clarke will be Acting Warden until the Warden's return in October and 'Taffy' Jones the Acting Dean until the appointment of a full-time Dean to replace Mrs Leith Hancock who retired following a mild stroke at the end of 1990. You will be pleased to know that Leith has made a full recovery. College life is as full as ever. A pictorial record of some of the numerous activities is displayed on pages 4 and 5, as well as scenes on page 10 from the recent Sixties Decade Dinner, where many Trinity members relived their College days. When you receive this Newsletter the College Oak will be coming into leaf and students will be settling down to final preparations for exams.
ANGELA MACKIE
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It is always a red letter day when books written by Trinity members are presented to the library. Recently Dr David Jackson, Dr Ross Bastiaan, Dr Joan Stanley-Baker and Mr Tony Buzzard have each given to the Trinitiana collection copies of their own works covering subjects from Gallipoli to the present day. Dr Jackson's The Discovery of Childhood: A Paediatric Triad brings together three prestigious medical orations which he gave between 1966 and 1977. The themes running through the lectures reflect his life as a paediatrician. Dr Bastiaan wrote Gallipoli Plagues to help guide visitors around the Gallipoli Peninsula National Park. Each of the ten bronze plaques has been numbered and the text of his book complements the text on the plaques, making visits to such places as Lone Pine much more meaningful for Australians. Tony Buzzard, together with Raja C Bandaranayake, compiled Multiple Choice Questions in Basic Surgical Sciences, a work which will be especially valuable to medical students in the later years of their course. The inaugural Foundation Fellow, Dr Joan StanleyBaker, presented to the College Library a copy of Artibus Asiae Vol L 3/4, 1990, containing her
publication on "Repainting Wang-Meng: Problems in Accretion". The volume is inscribed 'For Trinity College with affection and gratitude'. In the acknowledgements Dr Stanley-Baker writes; "At the University of Melbourne, I am grateful to the Trinity College Foundation who, in appointing me inaugural Foundation Fellow, released much time from tutorial duties for writing and editing this paper." Among other benefactors of the library Paul Cooper, who now manages the Blackstone Press, in Sydney, has very kindly arranged to give the library a copy of every new title published. As the Blackstone Press specialises in legal work, the Law students will particularly benefit. David Wells has also remembered the Law collection, with a generous donation to buy new editions of key Law textbooks. This year, for the first time, Trinity students are able to dial up the Baillieu Library catalogue. With the help of the Computer Committee, the library obtained the hardware which enables our users to access the Search and Catalyst catalogues of the University of Melbourne library. With the support of the Friends of the Leeper Library, which is so much appreciated, we are able to keep developing both the collection and our services.
GILLIAN FORWOOD AND EIRENE CLARK - LEEPER LIBRARIANS
The Oak tree in the 1920's, gaily bedecked with bottles! (Photo: George M. Haydon)
A view of Trinity College as it was in the 1920's from the Ormond College Tower. The Wooden Wing in the right foreground was intended to be a temporary building, but was not demolished until 1963! (Photo: George M. Haydon)
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Three members of the Chapel Choir at the Service for the installation of the Acting-Warden, Mr Jack Clarke. L-R: Sophie Peucker, Tracey Langer, Zoe Pappas.
Men's Athletics team with the Fred Cato Athletics Shield following their triumphant win. L-R: David Studdert, James Porteous, Matthew O'Halloran, Sam Riggall, William Guthrie, Sam Seward, Andrew Cowan, Rohan Essex, Andrew Morokoff, Michael Chang, William Harper.
Jamie Gorton and Jane Excell as Antony and Cleopatra in the recent College play.
The winning athletics women's medley team. L-R: Joanna CampbellSmith, Jeannie Weatherly, Virginia Porter, Nicola Lefroy. Andy Cowan caught hard at work. The winning men's Second Eight cross the line to win the Malcolm Russell Norton Trophy. Bow to Cox: Simon Hinckfuss, Sam Mawley, Nicholas Blarney, John Pitt, Charlie Day, Saxon Nichols, Jono Gourlay, Peter Saw, James Porteous (Coxswain).
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H (HAL) ODDIE - 1990) Hal Oddie died on 8 November 1990. Together with Colin Juttner, he instituted the Annual Juttoddie race over the fences of the Bulpadock in the 1930's. This colourful event is still held in the College each year. We are indebted to Colin Juttner for the following words.
T H (Hal) Oddie was born in Ballarat in July 1911 and lived with his family on a farm in the Beaufort district of Victoria. In 1929, at the age of seventeen, he was a freshman at Trinity College, where I first met him more than sixty-one years ago. He proceeded to secure his B.Sc. at the University of Melbourne, which was succeeded by his M.Sc. in 1933. In 1934 he commenced work with the
Commonwealth X-Ray and Radium Laboratories, and settled down to married life. The year 1948 saw the conferring of his Doctorate in Science. In 1952 he was awarded a Fullbright Scholarship and spent much time over the next thirty years in America. 1960 saw him represent Australia in the first Bridge Olympiad in Italy. In 1982 he retired to Cox Harbour in NSW and then to Kew in Victoria. In spite of medical advice forewarning of risk, he journeyed to Coff s Harbour for a bridge convention, and had a massive cerebral haemorage and died on the 4th November, 1990, whilst in the act of dealing out a hand. He was cremated at Coff s Harbour and the music played at his funeral service was "I'm going home ... " and "Auf Wiedersehn". To his three daughters, Sue, Kath and Pam, we offer our sincere condolences.
COLIN JUTTNER
REGINALD MARK VINCENT BLAKEMORE
(1903 - 1991) Reg Blakemore has been known in Trinity, as elsewhere, as a kind, generous and honest man, who loved life and lived it to the full. He entered Trinity from Melbourne Grammar in 1924. His two great sports were rowing and rugby - not necessarily in that order. He rowed (4) in the College crew in 1924 and 1925 and was Captain of the Melbourne University Rugby Union First XV in 1926. The formation of the Victorian Rugby Union was largely due to his efforts. In recent years he was the Senior University Rugby Blue. His passion for rugby never abated. He continued to play in the "Golden Oldies" rugby tournaments and in 1987 in Auckland he received a prize as the oldest player. A graduate in Law, he served with the AIF in Western Australia/New Zealand in the Ordnance Corps, reached the rank of Major and was Assistant to General Milford. After the war he worked for the British Government in Burma, became a farmer on King Island, and later was Administrator of the Baker Medical Research Institute in Melbourne. EVAN
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His funeral was conducted in the Chapel by the Warden. Peter Maxwell and Geoffrey Vaughan (husband of Reg's daughter Jenny) both spoke of his great personal qualities - his love of sport, his gifts as a speaker, his great kindness and high personal standards. Peter Maxwell recalled his love of quoting from W.E. Henley: I am master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. The College expresses its sympathy to his wife Trish and daughter Jenny. -.1m-n•p•
Under the recruitment of David Wilson-Pearson (90), Michael Smallwood ('91), Fiona Henderson ('91), Elizabeth Teed ('91) and Andrew Williams ('90) will play in a special group of instrumentalists for a gala dinner concert called WMozart 91'. The banquet for 300 people is being Irrun in conjunction with the Victorian State Opera. It will be held in the Dining Hall of Ormon l~ College on Saturday, 12 October, 1991. Contact David Wilson-Pearson at Trinity on 349 0189, or book directly 428 5282 (Fax 629 4421)
OBITUARIES
EGBERT ARMYTAGE CUNINGHAME FARRANM
(1903 - 1990) 'Berth as he was known within the family in earlier days , and 'Joe' as he came to be known from schooldays onwards, was born in Geelong on 25th November, 1903. He attended Geelong Grammar School, initially in Geelong itself and later at Corio. His prodigious academic attainments took him on scholarships to Trinity College in 1923 in the University of Melbourne where he graduated MB, BS (1928); MD (1931); MS (1933); DGO (1935). He also played for the University Blacks for a number of seasons, and became an enthusiastic tennis player. Later in life he took up lawn bowls. After having gained extensive surgical experience in Melbourne, he sailed for the UK to sit for the FRCS examinations, but contracted malaria en route (from which he would have died, but for his capacity for self-diagnosis and treatment), and then because of the Depression and financial responsibilities for the
younger members of the family had to return immediately to Australia to resume private practice. Joe married Marjorie O'Connor (originally from Perth, WA) in Melbourne in December 1936, and moved to Albury the following year to set up his own practice. He returned to Melbourne in private practice in 1947, and also undertook specialist duties in radiotherapy for a number of years at the Royal Melbourne and Alfred Hospitals. Joe was a founding member of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, and was Chairman of the Victorian Faculty from 1964 - 66. Joe is survived by his son Andrew, and daughter Rosemary Syme. His wife Marjorie died in 1975. Joe married Janet Rasmussen in 1977 (who died in July 1990). He led an active, dutiful life, full of curiosity about knowledge and the causes of things; and died peacefully after a relatively short illness at the Royal Freemason's Homes, Melbourne, on 6th November, 1990.
ANDREW FARRAN
WILLIAM HENRY MOULE (1897 - 1991) Bill Moule died in February at the age of 93. His brother Humphrey was the first Trinity man killed at Gallipoli. Bill himself enlisted but the war ended before he saw active service. Graduating from Trinity in Law he entered the family firm of which he was a partner from 1939 - 1958.
Albury, taking an interest in bird-watching, family visits and a passionate interest in golf. A memorial and thanksgiving service for his life was held in the Chapel of Melbourne Grammar School on 19 February and the eulogy was given by Peter Hay. Other relatives present were Misses Valentine and Molly Leeper, Jim Court and Mrs P.M. Hudson, who gave a bible reading. GALA FLEUR-DE-LYS DINNER 1992
In his active years he contributed both to his old school, Melbourne Grammar, serving on the School Council, and to his old College. He was a member of the Trinity College Council for many years and was responsible for the negotiations which have enabled the College to borrow money from the bank using an unregistered mortgage on the buildings and grounds as security. After retirement he lived in EVAN
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The Fleur-de-Lys Dinner will be a gala occasion in 1992 and will be held on the Bulpadock. Over 600 guests are expected to attend. Friday, 20th March 1992 Please mark the date in your diary.
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planning to give a lecture to the TEC students on his next visit to Melbourne. Ideals of compassion were dear to him. He often spoke about looking "with the eye of pity". He had no delusions about the success of human enterprises, and he despised those who made gods of wealth, power and ambition.
CHARLES MANNING HOPE CLARK ('1915
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The death of few Australians has been so extensively marked and honoured as that on 23 May 1991 of Manning Clark. The College is the proud possessor of his History of Australia and his autobiography, donated by the author himself. Opinions will differ about whether he can be described as "Australia's greatest historian". He was certainly a morally courageous patriot and a gifted writer with an intensely personal vision of the story and ideals of this land. Like his heroes, Ned Kelly, Henry Lawson and the Anzacs, Manning Clark has helped to build up our national image and understanding of ourselves.
In Trinity he is remembered affectionately as a great student cricketer. Few could rival his grace and skill with the bat once he had his eye in. His brother, Russell, Senior Student in 1936, has remained a constant and welcome presence in Trinity. Despite different outlooks on politics, religion and our British traditions, the two brothers were always very close. Russell's wife, Manning's sister-in-law, Eirene Clark, is now Assistant Leeper Librarian, having been the Leeper Librarian for three years. She and Russell celebrated their golden wedding on 28 June 1991.
At the time of his death he was President of the Union of the Fleur-de-Lys. At his election a little over a year ago, he spoke in Hall about breaking free of the "dead hand of the past". Perhaps he paid too little attention to our traditional values and heritage, but he also saw that we must not rest content with these but press on into a new future. Such developments as the Trinity Education Centre, which direct our attention away from Europe to Asia, delighted him. At the time of his death, he was EVAN
Manning Clark was one of Trinity's greatest sons. We extend our sympathy to Russell and Eirene, to Manning's wife Dymphna and their children, Sebastian, Katerina, Axel, Andrew, Rowland and Benedict. We shall not look upon his like again. L
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This year's Trinity Foundation Studies students are drawn from •Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Hong Kong. The Foundation Year is a pre-university course specially designed to prepare overseas students for university study in Australia.
Dr David O'Sullivan ('44) and his wife have invited small groups of Foundation students to stay at their Grampians property for occasional weekends. This gives our overseas students a great opportunity to experience Australian life, and take unique memories back to Asia. We thank them for their hospitality.
Trinity families with overseas friends or contacts who intend to send their children overseas for tertiary education may like to consider letting them know about the existence of the Trinity Foundation Year option. Further information is available from the Trinity Education Centre.
Other Trinity families who may like to welcome Foundation students into their homes are invited to contact the Executive Director of the Education Centre, Dr Denis White, on (03) 349 0130. The students love these opportunities and are exceedingly rewarding guests.
DENIS WHITE - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TRINITY EDUCATION CENTRE
BEQUEST PROGRAMME
Mr M.J. O'D. ARMSTRONG 959 Sir Geoffrey BADGER 935 Mr J.C. BARTON 935 Mr H.G. BLEAKLEY 933 Mr D.S.B. BROWNBILL 959 The Rev. Dr E.L. BURGE 974 Mr G. BURRIDGE 947 Mr P.M. BUTLER 972 Mr J. CALDER 959 949 Dr F. CORRY Mr J.C. DAHLSEN 956 Mr G.R. DAVEY 964 The Rev. CANON J.C. DAVIS 976 Dr A.J. DAY 952 Dr B.D. DESCHAMP 976 The Rev. T.G. DROUGHT 946 The Rev. R.H. ELLIOT 966 Em. Prof. R.L. FRANKLIN 943 944 Dr R.P. FREEMAN Dr R.H. GARDNER 947 Dr G.E. GARRATT 945 Mr J.W. GOURLAY 954 The Rt. Rev. J.A. GRANT 950 Mr I.F.T. GRIMWADE 925 Mr J.S. GUEST 935 Mr J.A.W. GUTHRIE 959 Mr A.W. HAMER 936 The Hon. Sir Rupert 935 HAMER Dr D.N. HAWKINS 946 963 Mr G.W. HONE 947 Mr R.J.W. HOWARD The Rev. J.C. HOWELLS 959 Dr A.R. HUGHES 931 946 Sir Brian INGLIS 932 Dr D.C. JACKSON 953 Mr I.W. JASPER
Mr J.S. JUDD 969 Dr C.P. JUTTNER 929 Mr F.F.C. KNIGHT 914 Mr S.C.J. LAUGHER 967 Misses V. & M. LEEPER Dr L.E. Le SOUEF 920 Mr J.D. LOBE 927 The Rev. R.G. LONG 936 The Ven. G.B. LUCAS 948 Ms A.J.B. MACKIE 981 Mr W.B.C. MACKIE 940 Mr I.D. MacKINNON 934 Mr W.G. MANIFOLD 939 Dr 1.H. McKENZIE 945 Miss K. McLENNAN Dr & Mrs R.N. McMULL1N 934 The Rev. Canon A. McPHERSON 960 The Ven. S.C. MOSS 946 Mr P.S. MOSS 969 Mr E.W. MUNTZ 950 Mr K.B. NELSON 945 Dr D.M. O'SULLIVAN 944 Mr R.T. POTTER 947 Mr B.D. PURVIS 952 Mr W.S. ROYSTON 950 Prof. A.G.L. SHAW 935 The Rev. J.W. SHEATHER 982 Dr J. SMIBERT 930 Mr C.J. SMITH 954 Mr H.L. SPEAGLE 946 968 The Rev. A.R. St JOHN 978 Mr N.K. STRETCH Dr J.N. TAYLOR 946 Dr W.H. TAYLOR 929 The Rev. D.J. WOODBRIDGE 952 973 Mr R.E. WORTLEY
As at the end of July 1991, 120 former Trinity students and friends of the College have indicated their willingness to write a bequest into their wills. Although some have volunteered the amount proposed, this question is not asked of an intended bequestor. Some 143 others are in the course of making up their minds. Of those who have disclosed their readiness to make a bequest to the Trinity College Foundation or Trinity Theological School, the following 72 persons have allowed us to publish their names. Trinity is abundantly grateful for this splendid promise of future support. If you would like to follow up the idea of leaving a legacy to Trinity, contact Archdeacon Stan Moss, the Bequest Officer on (03) 349 0115.
VICTORIAN CHURCHES From the humblest tent church to the massy stone cathedral, Victorian churches have reflected their congregations and communities. The National Trust was concerned to establish a framework within which these churches could be compared and assessed, and to accurately describe their architecture. With this recent publication, over 400 are reviewed and the Chapel at Trinity College is included. The Chapel is considered to be an early and outstanding example of the work of North and Williams. The work has been carried out by a project officer, Marie Moore, under a committee whose members are John Maidment, a church historian; Anne Neale, an architectural historian of the University of Melbourne; and Dr Walter Phillips of La Trobe University, a religious historian. The Chairman of the committee was Dr Miles Lewis, an architectural historian. The bulk of the work consists of an illustrated inventory of 409 churches, each accompanied by a citation.
Copies @ $35.00 ($29.00 to 31 August 1991), plus $5.50 packing and postage per copy, can be ordered from the National Trust Offices at 4 Parliament Place, Melbourne. ISBN 909710 42 2 Format 297x210; 176 pages; limp cover; approximately 420 illustrations; notes, glossary, bibliography, index. RRP $35.00; pre-publication to 31 August 1991 $29.00; packing and postage within Australia $5.50
FROM AN UNUSUAL WIL "...To Tom, I give five shillings. I intenâé 'fiim -
more, but whoever has seen his history of the liament, thinks fi ve shillings too much. I give l ieutenant General Cromwell one word of mine,
because hitherto he never kept his own..." From the seventeenth century will of the Earl of Pembroke.
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Left: Dr Robin Sharwood, Warden 1965 -1973, chats with Jill Calder, wife of the evening's Master of Ceremonies, John Calder ('59 - '63), and Guest Speaker, Carrillo Gantner ('63 '65) at the Sixties Decade Dinner.
Above: An enthusiastic response to the inimitable duo Peter Field ('61) and Nicholas Alexander ('61) who entertained a packed Dining Hall of members from the Sixties decade.
Above: Peter Field (61) and Nicholas Alexander ('61) acknowledge the applause.
ROBYN LEA - PHOTOGRAPHY
The most well-attended decade dinner to date was held at Trinity in May. 170 members of the Sixties Decade and their guests enjoyed a delightful meal and excellent wines. Refreshment of a musical nature was generously lavished upon the guests by that inimitable duo Peter Field ('61) and Nicholas Alexander ('61). Their wonderful performance was followed later in the evening by one of Trinity's more colourful sons, Carrillo Gantner ('63), who regaled the assembled crowd with telling tales of adventure and serious social comment: ' ... 1976, Malcolm Fraser's first year in office, marked the high point of public subsidy for the arts. In real dollar terms, it has declined markedly since then, and unless this government finds the J-curve before the R-word flushes them down the S-bend, this situation doesn't look like changing ... "
" ... In Australia we don't often persecute writers, actors or directors. It's easier to ignore them or to cut the already meagre investment they receive. When economists are kings, it's not surprising that they prefer to ignore those who choose to hold the mirror of truth to their follyy ... " ... The theatre, like all the arts, is not a peripheral luxury for good times only. Governments, the corporate sector, and you personally as privileged members of this community, should welcome and support Australian creativity. It's tax deductible, it's entertaining, it's non-fattening and full of fibre. You can enjoy it straight from the Playbox, or you can shop from the huge smorgasbord of other pleasures. You will be repaid many times over. As Hamlet said about the actors on their arrival at Elsinore: 'Let them be well used, for they are the abstract and the brief chronicles of the time."
ANGELA MACKIE
THE TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION PROGRESS REPORT
months of this year $41,676 has been raised through this annual appeal for support. With Annual Giving you are not asked to make a pledge, but to consider to what extent you could $ 7 '' help the Foundation at that Major Gifts Total time. Your level of support Annual Giving 1991 entitles you to membership of a particular club for the $15,000 The Warden's Table ($1,000) year.
"The Foundation is essential if the College we know and love is to survive for the next one hundred years." Evan L. Burge, Warden These are the words on the outside of the Foundation brochure. "This is not mere rhetoric" the Warden told a gathering of Alumni and Development professionals:
The Chairman's Club ($500) The Founders' Club ($250) The 1872 Club ($119) The Jubilee Club ($50) The Oak Tree Club ($25)
$ 8,38 $ 750 $ 5,412 $ 4,180 $1,19
The Foundation continues to raise funds for other "I am profoundly grateful projects as well. Of the that the Foundation was $1.7 million required to established in 1983. It has carry out fire protection meant not only vastly Annual Giving Total as at 3117191 $41,676, works as required by the increased financial support Melbourne City Council, for a College which appears Total received in cash from over $300,000 has been rich but has in fact very 1st January to 31st July 1991 raised to date. Both stages little endowment income including Major Gifts, $ 254,63 1 and 2 have been and must contend with the Annual Giving and instalments completed. The Foundproblems of ageing ation is looking to the parents to help with the raising buildings, but also increased interest in and of the $1.7 million required. commitment to the College from all who have contributed financially." The problem of "little endowment income" is now being addressed by the Foundation. For the first time an Annual Giving Program has been introduced, the main purpose of which is the building up of an endowment fund to provide the College with longterm financial support. Only the earnings of this fund over and above the rate of inflation will be distributed, thus preserving the value of the capital sum. A sum of $10 million is needed to provide meaningful support to the College. In the first seven
The Foundation also has in place a Scholarship and Bursary Fund to assist students financially while at Trinity, and the Music Foundation which requires funds for the endowment of the Directorship of Music, Choral Scholarships and the Chapel Organ. The Theological School also comes within the Foundation's ambit. We thank those who have supported the Foundation this year and record their generosity.
ANGELA J B MACKIE - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MEMBERS OF THE FO UNDATION As at 1st July 1990 the levels of giving were changed. This is the first change that has been made since the Foundation's inception in 1983. The new levels are:
Benefactor Governor Patron Sponsor Member
$ 250,000 (minimum) $50,000 (minimum) $ 25,000 (minimum) $ 10,000 (minimum) $ 5,000 (minimum)
THE TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
MAJOR GIFTS 1991 David S B BROWNBILL John W GOURLAY N Bruce MUNRO Pamela J SARGOOD Clive J SMITH Sir Henry SOMERSET Lady SOMERSET
ANNUAL GIVING 1991 The Warden's Table David S.B. BROWNBILL David P. GALE John W. GOURLAY Brian T. LOTON John ROSS-PERRIER Robert R. SANDERSON Michael P.K.SHOOBRIDGE Clive J. SMITH Alexander W. STEWART J. David B. WELLS ANONYMOUS (3)
The Chairman's Club Simon M. BIRKETT John C. DAVIS Bryan D. DESCHAMP Aurel E.J.G.DESSEWFFY Donald W. FLEMING Richard W. FLETCHER Max L. HANKIN Victor A. HURLEY John W. & Elizabeth M. KELLY Robert B. LEWIS Peter H. MANGER N. Bruce MUNRO James G. PERRY A.E. (Ted) RINGWOOD John G. STUCKEY ANONYMOUS (1)
The Founders' Club T. Michael ADAMSON C.W.D. (Bill) BLANDY Arthur C.L. CLARK C.G. (Sandy) CLARK Adrienne E. CLARKE John D. COTTON David W. CURTIS Ian C. DUFFY John A. GIBSON David C. GOSS Douglas GRAHAM Richard A. Guy Peter J. HOLLING WORTH Stewart C. JOHNSTON Colin P. JUTTNER J.G. (Larry) LARKINS Christopher J. LOVELL Leigh R. MASEL Hubert H.M. MILLER Frank W.S. MILNE Adrian T. MITCHELL Vernon D. PLUECKHAHN Robert H. ROBERTSON Philip A.V. ROFF Rob J. STEWART Douglas R TUCKER ANONYMOUS (4)
The 1872 Club Stephen G. ALLEY John C. BARTON John D. BISHOP John O'N. BRENAN C.H. (Roger) BROOKES Noel W. BUCKLEY Peter M. BUTLER David D. ELDER James A. FLEMING Priscilla J. HOPE Peter J. HUGHES M.R. (Taffy) JONES Warren A. KEMP Alan G. LANE John M. LESTER C. Ronald LUCAS Robert J. MacGREGOR W.J.D. (Bill) McKELLAR John M. McMILLAN Neale G. MOLLOY Michael T. MOORE W. Barry PATERSON
Penelope A. PENGILLEY Robert D. PRATT Colin R. PREECE Glenn ROBERTSON Malcolm D.H. SMITH E.M. (Smithy) STARKS Robert L. WEBB Kenneth J.S. WHIGHT Daryl G. WRAITH ANONYMOUS (8)
The Jubilee Club Richard R. ANDREW Janet E.M. ARNOLD Graham V. BROWN Peter B. BROWN Jane E.L. CLARK Bryan G. CUTTER Peter V.J. DAWSON David F.L.De CRESPIGNY J. Michael DOWLING William B. EGGINGTON Paul D. ELLIOTT John N. FALKINGHAM Peter L. FIELD Robert A.L. FRANCIS David M. GAWLER Alan GORDON William S.C. HARE Martin I. & Kirsten M. HASKETT James G. HINDHAUGH Anthony G. HISCOCK Douglas M. HOCKING Geoffrey W. HONE P.E. (Toby) HOOPER W.G. Andrew JACK Peter M. JOHANSEN Gradon R. JOHNSTONE Vanessa KENNEDY Andrew J. KIRKHAM Frederick F.C. KNIGHT Robert F. LLOYD R.G. (Bob) LONG Adrian C. MONGER John L. MORGAN Edward W. MUNTZ Richard C. OPPENHEIM R. Peter C. POCKLEY Peter D. READ Ronald E. RICHARDS E. A De Q. (Libby) ROBIN Alan W. RODWELL William L. ROSS Harry M.P. RUNDLE Stanley G. SALAMY Peter C. SCOTT Peter R.C. SEYMOUR Douglas R. TUCKER Geoffrey H. WILLIAMS H. Graham WILLIAMSON ANONYMOUS (14)
The Oak Tree Club Anthony O. a BECKETT David S. BEGGS R. Deane M. BELFIELD Georgina M. BINNS Marcus S. BOGDAN John H.H. BROOKES Maxwell D.R.CAMERON Miltiades J. CHRYSSAVGIS Malcolm J CUMMING Thomas G. DROUGHT Michele M. FAZANDE Richard L. FRANKLIN Rosemary GRABAU Kirsten GRAY Arthur J. GRIMSHAW B. David GRUTZNER Keith L. HAYES Peter D.H. HEYSEN Nym KIM Andrew M. KNOWLES Patrick S. LANG Angela J.B. MACKIE John M. MONOTTI Geoffrey E. MOORHOUSE B.L. (Tony) MURRAY Geraldine E. NIXON Howard S. PARKINSON John D. RITCHIE John S. ROBERT David J. ROSS-EDWARDS Catherine THAWLEY M. Jonathon THWAITES Leo J. WALSHE Philip L. WEICKHARDT E.P. (Ted) WITHAM Geoffrey N. WITHERS John C. ZWAR ANONYMOUS (9)
MEMBERS OF THE FOUNDATION Benefactors Robert W.H. CRIPPS John W. GOURLAY
Governors Charles R. ABBOTT Norman A. BEISCHER David S.B. BROWNBILL Sir Roderick H. CARNEGIE Phillip E. COHEN W.D.T. (Bill) COWAN Brian M. DAVIS St GEORGE'S EAST IVANHOE Davina M. HANSON Raymond HARROP The late Eileen M. HEDEN Richard D. HOY John T. HUESTON Estate of Maurice HURRAY Colin P. JUTTNER Peter R. MITCHELL A. Boyd MUNRO N. Bruce MUNRO Sidney MYER FOUNDATION Ian POTTER FOUNDATION R.E. ROSS TRUST Helen M. SCHUTT TRUST Agl & Peggy SHAW Clive J. SMITH W.H. (Hal) TAYLOR J. David B. WELLS William .F. WILSON ANONYMOUS (1)
Patrons Martin J.O'D. ARMSTRONG Pierce ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION Peter W. ASHTON Stephen R CHARLES Robert J. CLEMENTE Gavin Mc-G. COTTRELL Laurie G. COX Annie DANKS TRUST L. Gordon DARLING Neil H.M. FORSYTH Robin R. GORTON Douglas GRAHAM Jonathon C. HOOPER Sir Brian S. INGLIS Victor E. JENNINGS David R.H. KENNEDY Will S. KIMPTON J.G. (Larry) LARKINS Richard B. LEWIS T. Michael MacK. LONG Brian T. LOTON Scobie & Claire MacKINNON TRUST George J. McGREGOR Kay M. McLENNAN Douglas R. MEAGHER M.J.C. (Des) MOORE Gregory MORGAN Suzanne M. MORGAN Dame Elisabeth MURDOCH The late Kathleen MUST Peter ROSS-EDWARDS John B. ROSS-PERRIER Robert R. SANDERSON Sir Henry B. SOMERSET Bruce W.C. WILSON ANONYMOUS (I )
Sponsors Thomas M. ADAMSON John M. BAILLIEU E.T.A. BASSAN TRUST Percy BAXTER TRUST John B. BEST J. Niel BLACK Ben D. BODNA Ian D. BOYD Peter B. BROWN Noel W. BUCKLEY John CALDER Norman M. CARYLON Bemard CORSER John D. COTTON Lindsay G. CUMING David & June DANKS John B. DAVISON
Guillaume G. de PURY John T. DOWLING Peter L. FIELD John W. FREEMAN Robert M. GARDINER The late Enid G. GOURLAY Richard R. GREEN The late Frederick S. GRIMWADE James C. GRIMWADE Sir Andrew S. GRIMWADE James S. GUEST Alan W. GUNTHER Richard A. GUY George S. HALE Alan W. HAMER Geoffrey W. HONE Mr & Mrs Michael R.D. INNES David C. JACKSON Ian J. JASPER J.M. (Kim) JELBART Peter G. JONES Colin R. KELLY The Vestry of HOLY TRINITY KEW John O. KING W. David A. MacINTYRE C. Jane MacKENZIE Adrian T. MITCHELL Alex L. MOROKOFF The NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK Kenneth B. NELSON Joyce D. NEWTON Paul NISSELLE Graham J. PARKES Clergy of TRINITY PERTH Peter D. READ D. Samuel ROSENGARTEN James R.MacK. SELKIRK A. Tait SMITH Stanley B. SPITTLE Nicholas H. TURNBULL Geoffrey N. WEBB Edward J. WHITE Estate of A.M. WHITE Nona WILSON Roger K. WOODRUFF H. Michael WRIGHT ANONYMOUS (2)
Members Ronald P. ACREMAN Mr & Mrs Brian R. ADAMS Day Group St MATTHEW'S ALBURY Evening Group St MATTHEW'S ALBURY Ian A. ALEXANDER Ronald & Marlene ALEXANDER Kingsley J.F. ALLEN Richard & Elizabeth ALLEN The Hon. Mr Justice ALLEY William ANGLISS VIC FUND Elspeth A. ARNOLD Anthony C. BAILEY Ian L. BARKER Oswald D. BARKLEY Harvey & Deirdre BARNETT Ruth T. BARRY Max R. BARRY John M. BATT Estate of Werge BATTERS George R. BEATON John G. BEAVERSTOCK Alan K. BEGG David S. BEGGS M.K.A. BELL MEMORIAL FUND Howie P. BELLCHAMBERS ALL SAINTS' BELLEVUE STREET Reginald M. BERKLEY Russell J. BEYNON Alfred BIRD Michael J. BLAMEY H.G. (Budge) BLEAKLEY John W. BOURNE Alan H. BOWMAN Geoffrey M. BRASH Peter J. BROCKWELL John S. BROMELL Hugh T. BROMELL Robert J. BROOKS Raymond G. BROWN John G.E. BROWN Sir John E. BUNTING Evan L. BURGE
Peter M. BUTLER Alec J. CAMPBELL Bruce H. CANDY Mr & Mrs Melville J. CHARLES Alex CHERNOV Ian A. CHESTERMAN Kwok F. CHEUNG Mary J. CHOMLEY David J. CLAPPISON Arthur C.L. CLARK C.G. (Sandy) CLARK Charles G. CLARK John F.H. CLARK Russell & Eirene CLARK Sir Rupert W.J. CLARKE Robin E. CLEMENTS John A. CLEMENTS David H. COLEMAN Mr & Mrs Charles G. CONDON Roger B.D. COOK M. Josephine COWAN Randolph E. CRESWELL Mr & Mrs Geoffrey CROWDER John A. CUMING Shirley M. CURZONSIGGERS Michael J. DANIELSON Robert R.W. DANN G. Richard DAVEY John C. DAVIS Mr & Mrs Ron V. DAVIS Arthur J. DAY Carlos R. de LEMOS Paul E. DEBENHAM John R. DENNETT Bryan DESCHAMP Aurei EJ.G DESSEWFFY Murray DEWAR J. Michael DOWLING John G. DOWN Hayden J. DOWNING Douglas J. DRAFFIN Martin DRERUP John S.T. DUDLEY Henry R.C. EDGELL Jiri EISNER Hedley J. ELLIOTT John J. McL. EMMERSON James 1..C. EVANS Peter P.S. EVERIST Barry E. FIRTH N.O. FITZSIMON Richard W. FLETCHER Peter & Gillian FORWOOD Graeme G. FOWLER R. Peter FREEMAN Lucy J. FROOMES John R. FULLERTON Ian K.M. GALBRAITH D.E. (Ted) GALLAGHER Christopher J.A. GAME James M. GARDINER George E. GARRATT David P. GARROTT Jamie A.D. GATEHOUSE Michael R. GAYLARD Timothy M. GIBSON John A. GIBSON William M.S. GLOVER John M. GOOCH Thomas S. GORDON Robert L. GRANT Kelvin C. GRIFFITH Allan B. GRIFFITHS John F.T. GRIMWADE Thory H. GUNNERSEN John A.W. GUTHRIE The late John R. HALL Richard C. HALLOWES Michael S. HAMSON Alfred & Judith HANCOCK Max L. NANKIN Peter & Rae HANN Gerald S.F. HARDING William S.C. HARE David L. HARPER John R. HARRY Thomas HASKER Peter J.S. HASKER W.E.S. (Bill) HASKER Dr & Mrs Maxwell E. HAVERFIELD Kenneth D. HEALEY Dale F. HEBBARD The late Sir Maynard HEDSTROM Graeme D.J. HENSHAW William J. HENTY A. Daintry HEYWOOD Bruce W. HINCKFUSS Ping S. HO
Joan K. HOLBERTON Robert A.D. HOOD Peter J. HUGHES John M. HUNN John A. HUNT Peter L. HUTCHINS Murray L. INGPEN Alastair R.M. JACKSON Ian C.R. JELBART Terry E. JOHANSSON David L. JOHNSON Mr & Mrs Robert A. JOHNSON Mr & Mrs Richard E.C. JOHNSTON M.R. (Taffy) JONES John J. JONES Eric & Natalie JOWETT Mr & Mrs Harold W. JUDD Lindsay G. KEATING Philip J. KENNON The Hon. Judge C.S. KEON-COHEN George W.D. KERMODE J.V. KIMPTON Richard H. KING W. David KING David J.E. KING Geoffrey M. KNIGHT Russell M. KNIGHT Lyall J. KNIGHT Geoffrey A. KNIGHTS Roland F. KNIGHTS George M. KOCZKAR David J.P. LANGDON Lindon A. LANGLEY Mr & Mrs John LANHAM Cyril V. LANSELL Richard G. LARKINS Jo S. LARRITT John A. LAW The late Peter LAWRENCE John M. LAWSON Jeffrey J. LAYTHER Don J. LEANE Mr & Mrs Brian H. LEARMONTH Brian C. LEASK F.J. LEFROY E.D. (Mick) LETTS Patricia A. LILLIE Jennifer E. LINDSEY Ann M. LING Mr & Mrs John R. LIVERSIDGE John D. LOBE William B. LYONS The late Stewart C.G. MACINDOE Angela J.B. MACKIE James A.C. MACKIE Ian D. MacKINNON Timothy J. MacNAUGHT James E.B. MAFFETT Ferdinando & Maria MAISANO Peter H. MANGER W.G. (Bill) MANIFOLD The late John S. MAPPIN Kenneth D. MASON Michael M. McCARTHY James M. McCRACKEN John F. McDONAGH Allan W. McDONALD Richard H. McDONALD Robert P. McINTYRE W.T.(Bill) McKAY Ian H. McKENZIE Donald W. McMONIGLE James D. MERRALLS Hubert H.M. MILLER Wilfrid GAB. MINSON James H. MINSON Alistair D. MINSON Geoffrey & Marie MITCHELL Ian R. MONOTTI John M. MONOTTI Clive W. MORRIS Stan C. MOSS Philip S. MOSS Neil H. MUDGE Peter M.P. MUIRHEAD Michael L.C. MUNCKTON Edward W. MUNTZ Kate E.L. MURRAY Tom C.L. MURRAY A.M. (Tony) MUSSEN The E.B. MYER CHARITY FUND Nate A.A. MYERS
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Ross M.C. NANKIVELL Peter G.B. NELSON Stephen M. NICHOLAS Susan M. NICOLL R.E. (Bob) NORTHEY Mr & Mrs William O'SHANNASSY David M. O'SULLIVAN The late T.H.(Hal) ODDIE John G.W. OLIVER Frank H. OSBORN David O. OWEN Malcolm M.S. PARK Ross M. PATON Peter E. PATTERSON James G. PERRY John M. PIERCEY The late Samuel A.F. POND Arthur G.G PULFORD Geoffrey J. PULLEN Mr & Mrs Robert W. PURNELL Barrie D. PURVIS Klaus D. RICHTER Harold W. RIGGALL John S. ROBERT Brian J. ROBERTS Denis G. ROBERTSON I. Patrick ROE Philip A.V. ROFF Chris J. ROPER John P. ROYLE John D.F. ROYSMITH William S. ROYSTON Leonard R. RYDER Pamela J. SARGOOD Roger & Carol SCHNELLE Maxwell H.C. SCHULTZ The late Barry R. SCOTT Howden F.H. SELLECK Wendy W. SEWARD Dale SHAW-STUART Kingsley & Marie SHEEHAN Ian T.D. SHEEN Lee J. SIMMONS John J. SKUJA Ansis SKULTE W. Peter SLOANE Richard & Carol SMALLWOOD All W. SMITH Douglas W. SMITH Garnet & Judy SMITH Gwyneth SMITH E. Don SMITH The Hon. Mr Justice A. SMITHERS Noel J. SNARE Lady SOMERSET Henry L. SPEAGLE D.B. SPRAGUE M. STANSFIELD Joyce O. STAR Deryk A.H. STEPHENS Phyllis M. STEPHENS Rob J. STEWART Michael & Virginia STEWART Susan M. STRIBLING John S. STRONG William B. STRUGNELL John G. STUCKEY R.L.C. (Dick) SUTCLIFFE J. Edwin SUTHERLAND Duncan F. SUTHERLAND Ian A. SWAIN Dan W. TEED D. Bruce THOMAS Robert & Jill TIMMS Robert K. TODD Brian P. TROY Douglas R. TUCKER Robert T. TUCKER Geoffrey R. TUNBRIDGE D. Henry von BIBRA Kenneth von BIBRA Ben M. WADHAM Thomas E WARES James E WEATHERLY Michael A. WEBB George & Judith WEBSTER Peter B. WEIRE Mr & Mrs Stephen E.E WHEATON Robin C.W. WILLIAMS Heather J. WILSON Samuel R. WINTERCOOKE Reinhart V.H. WUTTKE Siow Poh YEO
Vincent V. YOUNGMAN ANONYMOUS (7) Donors to Foundation Richard G.A. a BECKETT Anthony O. a BECKETT Tamsen J. 창 BECKETT Georgina A. ABBOTT P. ACRES Beryl ADAMSON Jamie T. ADAMSON Louise N. ADAMSON Angus R. ADKINS Gordon F. ADLER Yvonne AITKEN Timothy J. AKHURST Barry 1.1 ALDRICH ALL SAINTS NUNAWADING Anthony K. ALLEN Caroline E. ALLEN D. Charles K. ALLEN Jenny C. ALLEN Richard R. ALLEN E.D.W. (Bill) ALSTERGREN St EANSWYTHE'S ALTONA Anne A.D. ANAGNOSTOU C.R.D. ANDERSON David R. ANDERSON Dianne R. ANDERSON The late John F. ANDERSON K. ANDERSON Neville D. ANDERSON P.K. ANDERSON Peter M. ANDERSON S. Grant ANDERSON Stuart G. ANDERSON Gaye M. ANDREW Richard R. ANDREW Sarah J. ANDREW Katrina A. ANDRYSIK ANGLICAN CHURCH ANGLESEA Bert F.G. APPS Brett D.ARCHER John M. ARDLIE Gary OD. ARMSTRONG Michael S. ARMSTRONG R. ARMSTRONG William L.H. ARMSTRONG Janet E.M. ARNOLD L. ARNOLD The Hon. Mr Justice K.J.A. ASCHE Jeremy & Betty ASHTON Phillip J. ASPINALL Peter N.S. ATCHERLEY Nancy AUN Genevieve A. AVERY HOLY TRINITY BACCHUS MARSH Michael C. BACKWELL Rebecca A. BADENOCH Philip J. BADGE Giulia R. BAGGIO Edward H.C. BAILEY Marshall E. BAILLIEU James R. BAIN R. BAKER Bruce J. BAKER Anthony D. BALDRY John N. BALDWIN Jacquie L. BALE Jessica BALFOUROGILVY J.A. BALL C. Martin G. BALL Hugh W. BALLANTYNE Suzanne P. BANFIELD Greg V. BANOVA Verlie BANOVA Luke K. BARKER Scott R. BARKER Nicole J. BARLOW David W. BARNES Chris L. BARNETT James L. BARNETT Matthew H. BARNETT Patrick BARNETT Michael J. BARRETT Susan M. BARRETT John C. BARTON Russell D. BARTON S.A. BARTON Ivan B. BASTIAN Max & Elizabeth BATCHELOR
Peter!. BATCHELOR Richard A. BATSON Nicholas J.E. BAXTER E Louise BAYLEY Richard A. BAYLEY Will T. BAYLIS J.H.H. BEALE Chris M. BEENY Winnie A. BEEVERS Hugh S. BEGGS Andrew D. BEISCHER Anne E. BEISCHER David A. BEISCHER R. Deane M. BELFIELD Jeremy A. BELL Patrick A.M. BELL John & Pamela BELL R. BELL ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL BENDIGO Alexi E. BENNETT Robert S. BENSON John BENSTON Aileen B. BERICK D. Jane BERKLEY Simon P.L. BERNARD Patricia A. BETHERAS Stuart S. C.-W. BETT Eric J. BETTENS Frank A. BILLSON Edward F. BILLSON James M. BILLSON Richard BILLSON M.J. BINGHAM G.A. BINNS Georgina M. BINNS Joanne R. BINNS Kirsten E BINNS Simon M. BIRKETT John D. BISHOP Eric R.E. BLACK Graham L.P. BLACKMAN The late Reginald M.V. BLAKEMORE R. Terry BLAMEY Ted E. BLAMEY Thomas R. BLAMEY C.W.D. (Bill) BLANDY Guy N. BOAG Roy L. BOCKHOLT Michael R. BODEY Nigel J. BODINNAR Marcus S. BOGDAN Anthony L.B. BOLTON Velma M. BONESS Kent B. BORCHARD Josh B. BORNSTEIN Michael P.L. BOURNE Frederick N. BOWLER Paul R. BOWER Allan & Lynn BOWMAN St PETER'S BOX HILL St AIDAN'S BOX HILL SOUTH Jan A. BOYCE Rebecca J. BOYCE Ian BOYD-LAW Mr & Mrs Peter BRAHAM Lucinda J. BRASH Nicholas C. BRASH Jeremy A. BRASINGTON Marcus BRAZIL M.J. BREIDAHL John BRENAN Debbie A. BRENNER Edward L. BREW Alison M.S. BRIDESON Kathleen H. BRIGHTPARKER St ANDREW'S OP-SHOP BRIGHTON St PETER'S BRIGHTON BEACH Michael BRIMER Elizabeth M. BRITTEN Gwyneth M. BRITTEN Sandra F. BROADWOOD Kate M. BRODIE W.M.A. BRODIE A.J. (Min) BRODIE John H.H. BROOKES C.H. (Roger) BROOKES Simon J. BROOKES Cathy J. BROOKS Angus M. BROOKSBY Richard L. BROOME Geoffrey S. BROWN Gordon A. BROWN Gordon G. BROWN Graham V. BROWN J. BROWN J. Craig BROWN
Lucy R. BROWN Phillip L. BROWN John W. BROWNBILL Russell D. BROWNE CHRIST CHURCH BRUNSWICK Jennie A. BUCKNELL Peter W. BUCKNELL Ian F.F BULT Victoria L. BULT Serena L. BURCHELL D. Barbara BURGE John G. BURGE Sir Joseph T.A. BURKE Susie A. BURKE Tracey BURNS A.S. (Tony) BURNSIDE Charles P.K. BUSH Robert & Thelma BYE Maxwell D.R. CAMERON Angela L. CAMPBELL Colin R. CAMPBELL D. Bar CAMPBELL Eric M. CAMPBELL Matthew C. CAMPBELL Clare D. CANNON Gabriele T. CANNON Mr & Mrs P.O. CANTILLON Georgie K. CAPP Jonathan R. CARAPETIS Susan M. CARDEN Peter N. CARLYON Alastair B. CARNEGIE D.E. CARO Sue P. CARRE-RIDDELL Kate F. CARROLL Lucy S. CARRUTHERS John A. CARRUTHERS Nick J.K. CARTER Alan H. CASH M. CASH Randal L. CASSON Thos W. CASSON John S. CATOMORE A.E. (Mandy) CAUDWELL K. CHAMBERS Peter L. CHAMPNESS E CHAN Pad CHANGKASIRI Scott M.W. CHARLES Julia M.P. CHARLES Lucy P. CHARLES M. CHARLTON John T. CHENHALLS Yvonne A. CHEPUL Paul CHERRY R. Stephen CHERRY Ruth CHERRY Peter H. CHESTERMAN Vladimir CHISHKOVSKY R.R CHOATE Peter R. CHOMLEY Alan J. CHONG Rowena CHRISTIANSEN Miltiades J.CHRYSSAVGIS John O. CHURCHILL Paul N. CHURCHMAN Neville CHYNOWETH Timothy C. CLAIRS Murray H. CLAPHAM Jane E.L. CLARK Jon H.C. CLARK Michael S. CLARK Neville J. CLARK Sarah H. CLARK Adrienne E. CLARKE Jack W. CLARKE Sally-Anne L. CLARKE Elizabeth A. CLAXTON Kim S. CLAYWORTH Dianne A. CLIFTON Richard J. CLOSE Fred W. COATES Rebecca F. COATES A.C. (Tony) COHEN Diana COHEN Harry R. COLE Hal & Valda COLEBATCH J.T. COLLINS Jane M. COLLINS Peter W. COLLINSON Bronwen R. COLMAN Robert G. COLVIN Noel H.M. COLYER Trevor S. COOK Estate of A.H. COOK Lawton & Lynette COOKE
Anthony D. COOKE Sam COOKE T. COOKE Michael R. COOPER Nilufer COOPER Richard A. H COOPER Jill L. COOTE Stephen M. CORDNER F.N. (Dan) CORNELL Patricia M. COTTIER Richard G.H. COTTON Louise E. COTTRELL Stephen McG. COTTRELL Benjamin C. COULL Victor & Judith COULL Jon W.B. COULTAS Jim A. COURT Amy L. COURT David A.L. COURT Andrew P. COVINGTON Roger & Judith COWAN Andrew R. COX Ian & Helen COX Tracy L. CRACKNELL Jim S. CRAIG Warren H. CRAIG Michael L.L CRAMER David P. CRANKSHAW Kenneth L CRAWFORD Amanda J.Q. CRAWLEY St PETER'S CREMORNE Harriet A.B. CROSS Robert A. CROSS Diana E. CUDMORE Edwina E. CUDMORE John F. CUDMORE Sally A. CUMING Anthony C.0 CUMMING Malcolm J. CUMMING Naomi H. CUMMING Margaret C. CUMMINGS J. Richard CUMPSTON Bradley P. CUNNINGHAM Norman G. CURRY N.F. CURRY David W. CURTIS Alan M. CUTHBERTSON Bryan G. CUTTER Richard D'COSTA Sarah L. DAHLENBURG Geoffrey C. DAHLSEN John C. DAHLSEN Daryl J. DALEY Rosemary C. DALGLEISH J. Ben H. DALY Maurice & Verity DALY Peter T. DANAHER Priscilla P DANIELS Rebecca DANIELS Alister M. DANKS David I. DARLING Marilyn DARLING Sir James DARLING Frederick G. DAVEY V.F. DAVEY Simon P. DAVID Bruce W.R. DAVIDSON Tara C.D. DAVIDSON Michael B. DAVIE P.J. DAVIES Greg R DAVIS Julie-Anne E. DAVIS Jane A. DAVIS Peter V.J. DAWSON Kate J. DAY David F.L.C. de CRESPIGNY Genevieve M. de FRAGA Jonathan C.R. de FRAGA Ana-Paula de LEMOS David G.G. de PURY James E. DEIGHTON J. Keith DEMPSTER Paul M. DENBOROUGH C. Rachel DENHAM Rebecca L. DENNETT Derek A.A DENTON Jacqueline E. DERHAM Penelope A. DERHAM Robert F. DERHAM Lady DERHAM David & Sandra DICK Tracey L. DICKSON Richard S. DIVALL Andrew M. DIX Chris W. DIXON Melissa L. DIXON E.K. DOERY Peter C. DOHERTY Peter W. DONALD Leo T. DONNAN Brian J. DONNE Tonia E. DOUGLAS Jason G. DOWD
Lisa A. DOWD Wilfred & Marjorie DREW Thomas G. DROUGHT Colin R. DUCKWORTH Caroline E. DUELL Ian C. DUFFY I. Graham DUGUID Mr & Mrs J. DUKER Barbara M.V.J. DULLARD Shayne M. DUNLAP Mr & Mrs A.J. DUNLOP Bernard L. DUNN Craig L. DURRAN W. DWYER E.N. (Ted) EADIE ANGLICAN PARISH OF EAGLEHAWK Moneta EAGLES David W.W. EARLE St MARK'S EAST BRIGHTON St PAUL'S CHURCH EAST KEW ALL SAINTS EAST MALVERN Jenny A. EASTON Louise M. ECCLESTON R. ECKERSLEY Steven G. EDDIE Penelope M. EDMANSON Andrew S. EDWARDS Bruce C. EDWARDS Tamsin J. EDWARDS Katrina M.B. EDWARDS W.H.B. (Bill) EDWARDS William B. EGGINGTON John J. EISNER David D. ELDER Catrion M. ELDER Elizabeth B. ELDER ELDER HOSTEL GROUPS Anthony M. ELLIOTT Harold W. ELLIOTT Paul D. ELLIOTT Thomas J. ELLIOTT The late Joely ELLIOTT Julian H.J. ELLIOTT Karen B. ELLWOOD St MARGARET'S ELTHAM Stan B. EMMERSON Caitlin C. ENGLISH Jonathan R. ENNIS CHRIST CHURCH ESSENDON OP-SHOP Roslyn EVANS S.E. EXELL E Ian EZARD Jane C.J. FAIR Anne-Louise L. FAIR Stephen C. FAIRCHILD John N. FALKINGHAM Jane FARAGO The late E.A.C.(Joe) FARRAN Andrew C.C. FARRAN Alan A. FARRELL Patricia M. FARROW W.E. FARY Kate FAULKNER Leo FAUST Roderick & Rosemary FAWNS Michele M. FAZANDE Bruce D. FETHERS Rosemary M. FETHERS Robert P. FFRENCH Victoria M. FINCH Karen M. FITT Michael E.J. FITZGERALD Estate of Edwin H. FLACK Emma J.V. FLANAGAN Grant J. FLANAGAN James A. FLEMING Catherine E. FLEMING Donald W. FLEMING James A.A.J. FLINTOFT Clare C.0 FLORENCE Victoria C. FOLETTA Brett H.R. FORGE K. Warwick C. FORGE Sarah E. FORSYTH John A. FORWOOD Matthew P. FORWOOD Ron & Joan FOSKETT Simon E FOSTER Jane G. FOX Robert A.L. FRANCIS Richard L. FRANKLIN Graeme S. FRASER Phoebe A. FRASER Kate A. FRASER
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Fleur S. FRASER Frederick OWEN & ASSOC Nicholas J.M. FREEMAN Angus R. FRITH Peter J. FRITH Jeanine R.S. FROOMES Geoffrey A. FRY Phyllis A. FRY Michael A. FULLERTON Neil L. FURLONG Zoe E. FURMAN Marjorie J. FYFE Andrew W. FYSH Jeremy P. GADEN Alan A. GALE David P. GALE Nick J. GALL A. David GALL Neilma B. GANTNER Lance GARNSWORTHY The late Richard R. GARRAN The late Sir Peter GARRAN Bruce R. GARRATT E. (Lisa) GARRATT Mark I. McK. GARWOOD David M. GAWLER Paul D. GAZZARD R.W. Kingsley GEE Cathy C. GEORGIEV John GHJONIS Anthony M.M GIBBS Hugo D. GIBBS Mark T. GIBBS GJ. GIBSON Jenny R. GILL David GILLANT Henry D. GILLESPIE Dianne E. GILLETT Trevor GIN David W. GLASPOLE Tony A. GLOVER Andrew W. GODDARD Arthur de P. GODFREY Marcus D. GODINHO Poh Sun GOH Kay M. GOLDSWORTHY David G. GOME Jenny A. GOME Claire M. GOMM Emma G. GOODSIR Eric H. GOONETILLEKE Alan GORDON Andrew GORDON His Excellency David C. GOSS Ellis R. GOUGH William J.H. GOURLAY Rosemary GRABAU Antony GRAGE Poul GRAGE Hugh M. GRAHAM MELBOURNE GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL C. Henry GRANT James L. GRANT Lesley 1. GRANT Stephen E GRANT Jim A. GRANT Robert L. GRANT, Jnr Penny S. GRAU Claire E. GRAY James W. GRAY John GRAY Kirsten GRAY Nigel J. GRAY Norman GRAY Penny GRAY Ray W. GREGORY Betty El. GREGORY The late Guy B. GRESFORD Jane L. GRIFFIN Noel J.V. GRIFFITH Vicky M.D. GRIFFITH Annabel J. GRIFFITH Sandie L. GRIFFITHS The late W. Balcombe GRIFFITHS Richard J. GRILLS Arthur J. GRIMSHAW Angus K. GRIMWADE Anni E. GRIMWADE Fred S. GRIMWADE Tim P. GRIMWADE Jane L. GROGAN Anna T. GROGAN Claire L. GRONOW Geoffrey R. GRONOW Jeremy R. GRONOW Michael G.R. GRONOW Mac C. GRUMMET
B.David GRUTZNER John B. GRUTZNER John GULLY Sarah J. GUNN Jennifer M. GUNNERSEN John E GURRY Thomas A.A. GUTHRIE Peter A. GUY Andrew F.F GUY Devanand GYA The late Elsa S. HAAS Duncan A. HAIG Lisa K. HAINTZ E.M. HALFHIDE Tom V. HALL John C. HALL Richard A. HALL Anthony J.H. HALL Peter J. HALL David C. HALLOWES Peter R. HALLOWES Elspeth HALLOWES Christopher J. HAMER Jan R. HAMILTON Lydia F. HAMM Liesl HAMPSON Alan HAMPSON Elizabeth A. HANCOCK Jennifer S. HANCOCK Leith K. HANCOCK Michael W. HANCOCK P.M. HANCOCK The late Sir W. Keith HANCOCK Peter HANNAFORD Carlie C. HANNAH Gixia M. HANNAN Charles A. HAPPELL Jennifer HAPPELL Rod P. HAPPELL Robert McK. HARE David P. HARLEY C.Alex HARPER Richard W. HARPER Stephen D. HARPER John B. HARPER Murray R. HARRIS Janet M. HARRIS David E. HARRIS Greg P. HARRIS J. Richard HARRISON Adam R. HARRISON Kate M. HART Matthew R.B. HARVEY Mojgan.M. HASHEMI Stephen J. HASKER James B. HATHERLEY The late John L. HAVRE Chris J. HAVRE Keith L. HAYES Mathew L.A. HAYWARD Mary HAYWARD Tom A. HAZELL Miranda J. HEALEY Don E. HEATHCOTE Peter D. HEBBARD Geoffrey S. HEBBARD Melissa J. HEBBARD David E HEDGER The late John M. HEDSTROM Richard M. HEDSTROM Jenny P.C. HEE Peter T. HEINZ W.H. HEINZ Alexa E. HEINZE Debbie HELLSTROM Kristen J. HELLSTROM Harold G. HELMS Timothy P. HENDER A.F.G. (Tony) HENDERSON Margaret M. HENDERSON F.A. HENDERSON Vanessa V. HERGSTROM Sandra HEROLD Peter D.H. HEYSEN Belinda A.A HIBBARD H.J. HICKS Jane L. HIDER Alan J. HIGGS David J. HILL Adam M. HILL Charles D. HILL James G. HINDHAUGH Anthony G. HISCOCK Martin G. HISCOCK Peter McL. HISCOCK Richard J. HISCOCK Stephen G. HISCOCK Yvonne Y. HO John D. HOBSON Douglas M. HOCKING Glenn R. HOCKING
T. John HOGG Samantha L.H. HOGG D.HOLDAWAY Danyn T. HOLDER Peter & Ann HOLLINGWORTH Deborah A. ROLLINGWORTH Peter N. HOLLOWAY Kenneth D. HOLLOWAY Simon HOLLOWAY Sarah J. HOLLYER Peter & Shirley HOLMES Sally-Anne A. HOLMES The Hon. Sec. of HOLY TRINITY WILLIAMSTOWN The late Marienne E. HOOD John E HOOKEY P.E. (Toby) HOOPER V.E. HOPE Priscilla J. HOPE Martyn C. HOPE Michael J. HOPE John E HOPKINS Paul J. HOPKINS Ken A.R. HORN Henry HORNE David T.B. HORNSBY Fiona R. HORSLEY Annabel S. HORSLEY Matthew W. HORTON Richard G. HORTON Cathy HORTON Donald W. HOSSACK Graeme T. HOUGHTON James G. HOUSTON Elizabeth HOWCROFT Robyn M. HOWELL John A. HOWELL John StQ. HOWELLS P. HOWES Geoffrey N. HOWSAM Stuart W.C. HOWSAM Leonie A. HOWSON William W.W. HSU Arthur & Doris HUGHES Russell R. HUGHES Sari A. HUNT A.L. (Tony) HUNT Robin A. HUNTER Richard A. HUNTON Ian W.J. HURLEY Victor A. HURLEY Andrew J. HUTCHINGS Louise I. HUTCHINGS The late Allan L. HUTCHINSON I. Virginia HUTCHINSON Alison S. INGLIS Jennifer S. INGLIS Sophie L. INGPEN David R. INGRAM Paul A. IRVING IVANHOE GRAMMAR SCHOOL W.G. Andrew JACK Y.H. JACKSON Jessica A. JASPER Terence J. JASPER Peter J. JENKINS Adam W.J. JENNEY Peter M. JOHANSEN Murray & Penelope JOHNS Douglas G. JOHNSON Jan M. JOHNSON John A. JOHNSON A.B. JOHNSTON Bemadette A. JOHNSTON Susan B. JOHNSTON Stewart C. JOHNSTON Gradon R. JOHNSTONE Alan JONES Colin JONES David E JONES Russell K. JONES Sarah L. JONES Chris E JORDAN Peter P. JORDAN Hazel A. JORGENSEN William D. JOSKE Richard H.P. JOWETT Jeremy B.M. JOWETT James T. JOWETT Robert I. JOYCE Lynette E. JULIAN St MICHAEL'S KALORAMA Chee Choy KAM M.E. KARGE Rohan P. KASHYAP A.B. KECK William & Dorothy KECK J.M. KEELEY
A. Michael J. KEELEY F.L. KEITH Ben M.A. KEITH Prue P.A. KEITH James L. KELLY John W. KELLY W.J. (Bill) & Elizabeth KELSO Warren A. KEMP John F. KENNEDY Alistair E.J. KENNEDY Sarah M.T. KENNEDY Vanessa KENNEDY Edwin R. KENNON Bryan A. KEON-COHEN Robin A. KERNICK Darren A. KERR Richard B. KERR Nym KIM Nicholas D. KIMPTON Andrew N. KINDRED Tim B. KINDRED Susan E. KING Michael W. KING Edwina KINNEAR Andrew J. KIRKHAM David J.S. KIRKHOPE Samantha L. KIRWANHAMILTON Toby J.J. KNIGHT Frederick F.C. KNIGHT Sir Harold KNIGHT Susan E. KNIGHTS Peter E KNIGHTS John A. KNIGHTS Andrew M. KNOWLES Yi Mien KOH Trevor C. KUHLE C.R. LAING J.D. LALLY Lisa K. LANDY Alan G. LANE Sarah E. LANG Patrick S. LANG Elizabeth A. LANGDON Julia E.B. LANGDON E LANGFORD Guy A. LANGFORD Genevieve A. LANSELL Ross W. LANYON Joanne LARDNER Julie L. LARKE A.B. LARKINS Megan L. LARRITT James M. LARSEN Kirsten A. LARWILL Melinda J. LAW Quentin J. LAW Chris R. LAWSON Giles E. LAWSON Mark J. LAYTHER Chris H. LE Guy E Le COUTEUR Sarah J. LEARMONTH Camilla V. LEARMONTH Andrew H. LEAVER Sue M. LEAVER Jeff S. LEE Frances H. LEFROY Ray & Jennifer LEIGH Alex & Louise LEMCHENS David A. LEMCHENS W.D. (Bill) LEMPRIERE The late W.W. (Bill) LEMPRIERE Chris K. LENNARD St Mark's LEOPOLD J. LESCHEN Douglas R. LESLIE Eve M.R. LESTER J.M. LESTER John M. LESTER Fiona E LEWI Clea LEWIS David A. LEWIS Matthew J.A. LEWIS Robert B. LEWIS I. LIBERTO Song C. LIM T.L. LIM B.J. LINDNER Ian LINDSEY Tim C. LINDSEY Elizabeth J. LITCHFIELD Amanda L. LITHGOW Mr & Mrs F.J. LITHGOW Julie R. LITHGOW Andrew G.A. LIVESEYCOLE Piers B. LLOYD Robert E LLOYD A. Dow LONG R.G. (Bob) LONG
Mr & Mrs G. LONGBOTTOM Carolyn J. LOTON Warwick T. LOTON Bruce A. LOVE Christopher J. LOVELL Prudence M. LOVERIDGE David P.M. LOWE C. Ronald LUCAS P. (Trish) LUCKENEDER Dorothy LYLE Louanne LYLE-HOLMES Karin G. MAAS F. Ronald H. MacDONALD The late Andrew J. MacDOUGALL Mikeal & Margaret MacDOUGALL Kirstie A. MacGILL Susan H MacGILL Robert J. MacGREGOR Rosemary B.S. MacINDOE Elizabeth J. MacINTOSH R.J. (Dick) MacKENZIE Campbell C. MacKNIGHT Ian D. MacLEOD Malcolm T. MacLEOD William & Gillian MACKAY Andrew A. MACKEY Kate E. MACKEY Ian C. MacKIE Penny K. MacKIESON Serena C. MacKINNON Elizabeth J. MacLEAN Macquarie CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Rebecca F. MADDER Andrew J. MAFFETT Cam E. MAFFETT John R. MAIDMENT Phoebe A. MAINLAND Sarah J.H. MAJOR Mustapha MAKHLOUF R. Donald MALCOLMSON Sophie E. MALCOLMSON Sarah E. MALLARD Lisa J. MALLON Sue M. MANGER Ian G. MANNING Julie L. MANNING Katharine J. MANNING The Hon. Mr Justice K.H. MARKS Ian O. MAROSKE ANGLICAN MARRIAGE GUIDANCE COUNCIL D. MARSHALL T. MARSHALL John S. MARTIN Andrew P. MARTIN J.D. MARX Leigh R. MASEL Kenneth B. MASON Kenneth W.G. MASON Grant A. MASON Jacqueline L. MATSON Kati L. MATTHIESSON Penny A. MAUGHAN Andrew N. MAUGHAN James S. MAUND W. Murray I. MAXWELL Dugald R.G. McADAM Rhoda McALLUM Ian A. McCRACKEN Laurence K. McDONALD Catherine McDONALD E.M. McEWIN Kirsten McFADDEN Duncan C. McFARLANE G.Hamish McGLASHAN Andrew B. McGOWAN Nicole M. McGOWAN Joyce McGRATH & John MAYNARD Stuart J. McGREGOR Annette R. McILROY Gordon McINTOSH Alistair SU. McKAY K. Mark McKAY Angus C. McKECHNIE W.J.D. (Bill) McKELLAR Karen McKENDRICK Douglas W. McKENZIE Elizabeth R. McKENZIE Janet M. McKENZIE Estate of J.R.G. AND E. McKENZIE Cassie J. McKEOWN Gawain H. McLACHLAN Brett A. McLAREN Georgina L. McLEAN lain D. McLEAN James & Diana McLELLAN
Roger D. McLEOD Bernadette McMAHON John M. McMILLAN Mr & Mrs Duncan F.F McNAB Justin J. McNAB Tiffany McNAB Mark J. McNAIR Susan J. McNAUGHTON Emma-Jane McPHERSON Bronwyn M. MELLOR Rex L MELVILLE W.J. (Bill) MEREDITH Andrew R MESSENGER Amanda J. METCALFE Simon N. MEZGER L.G. Yves MICHEL Joachim E MIKA Susan E. MILBURN-PYLE Stephen 1.1 MILES Rohan A. MILLAR Chris H.M. MILLER Jane K. MILLER E.J. MILLER Frank W.S. MILNE James B. MINCHIN Paul G. MINIFIE Jim F. MINIFIE Fiona E MIRZA George E MITCHELL Julian J.H. MITCHELL Philip A. MITCHELL Alastair G. MITCHELL Ian C. MITCHELL R. MOCKRIDGE Charlotte MOFFATT L. MOFFATT William J. MOFhfl I Charles J.M. MOLESWORTH Neale G. MOLLOY Adrian C. MONGER Louise S. MONOTTI Gaven E MOODIE Malcolm J. MOORE David & Robyn MOORE Alison R. MOORE Michael T. MOORE Geoffrey E. MOORHOUSE The late F.J.H. (Ham) MORETON John L. MORGAN Don J. MORGAN William H.M. MORGAN Alex W.M. MORGAN William W. MORIARTY Donald M. MORLEY John C.H. MORRIS Tim J.H. MORRIS Stephen T. MORRISON Charles S. MOSSE Gregory S. MOSSOP St PHILIP'S MOUNT WAVERLEY Belinda J. MOUNTAIN Frederick H. MOYLAN Andrew C. MOYLE Robin B. MUDGWAY Audrey L. MULDER Gregory & Elizabeth MULLEY Jack & Lyndall MULREADY Jonathan P.A. MUNNINGS Roger R MUNSON Lisa MUNTZ Sally C. MUNTZ Hamish S. MURPHY Hugh McP.L. MURRAY Susan E. MURRAY M. (Tini) MURRAY The Hon. B.L. (Tony) MURRAY James J. MURRAY Geoffrey J. MUSTOW Anne E. MUSTOW Rupert H. MYER Annabel R. MYER Sydney B. MYER H. NASH Michael G. NAYLOR Prudence K. NEERHUT John M. NEGRI Amanda E. NEGRI Jacque NELSON Peter J. NELSON Robert P. NELSON Reiko NEUSTUPNY Elise J. NEWBERRY St AIDAN'S NEWBOROUGH Jennifer L. NEWSTEAD Amanda C. NEWTON
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ALL SAINTS' NEWTOWN Patrick T.M. NGUYEN Nathalie H.C. NGUYEN Robert M. NIALL W.H. NICHOLLS E. NIKAKIS Geraldine E. NIXON H.C. NOBLE G.T. NORRIS John A. NUTT Stewart D. NUTTALL G. O'BYRNE D.J. (Doc) O'CALLAGHAN Roderic A. O'CONNOR John ODONNELL Deborah A. O'REILLY Brian C. O'SULLIVAN Catherine M. OFFICER K.J. OGBURN G. Ewan OGILVY Jeremy C. OLIVER OLIVER-AFFLECK TRUST L. OMDAHL Simon 0. 001 Richard C. OPPENHEIM John C. OPPENHEIM St MARK'S OPPORTUNITY SHOP TRUST Anne ORBACH Simon 1. ORMISTON David M. ORR Sharon L. ORRMANROSSITER Meredith H. OSBORN Margaret A. OZIEMSKI Jenine K. PADGET Roger M. PAISLEY Maria PALAMARA H.E. PAPSON Wayne D. PARK D PARKER K.W. PARKER Rohan J. PARKES How ard S. PARKINSON James R. PARSONS W. Barry PATERSON Kate M. PATON Finlay & Alison PATRICK James F. PATRICK David R PELCHEN Elizabeth J. PEMBERTON Penelope A. PENGILLEY Natalie R. PERKINS Chris G. PERRY Ian R. PETERSEN Georgina E. PETTIGREW Graeme J. PHILLIPS M.M. PHILLIPS Simon T. PHILLIPSON Christopher G. PHILPOTT Michael J. PICKERING Peter J. PICKERING Anna W. PIENKOS G.G. PITCHER M.E. PITCHER Rebecca PITT Alex J. PITTENDRIGH Mary E. PLAYFORD Vernon D. PLUECKHAHN B.J. PLUNKETT Peter P.C. POCKLEY Alan W. POLLARD Tony V. POOLE Craig & Margaret PORTER David S. PORTER Coralie POTTER David J. POTTER Richard T. POTTER Tim R. POTTER W.R. (Bill) POTTER John R. POYNTER Susan R. POYNTER Barry & Shayne PRATER Robert D. PRATT Colin R. PREECE Paul D. PRENTICE Roy R. PRENTICE Ken W. PRENTICE K. PREST Sue C. PROSSER C.J. (Kate) PROWD Roger W. PROWD Marc PRUDEN Richard J. PRYTULA Noel PUNTON Alistair N.R. PURNELL David G.C. PURVIS B.E. (Libby) PURVIS
The late Paul RADFORD Susan G. RADFORD S.C. RADVANSKY P.R. RAMSDEN Charles G.N. RAYMOND D. (Nick) READ Richard S.D. READ Thomas C. READ Timothy R. H READ Angus J.L. REED William G.L. REEVES Allan H. REID • Lady REID W. Alex REID Elissa A. REID Mr & Mrs H. REKARIS George C. RENNIE Dennis J. REYNOLD Melissa G. RICE Roger G. RICHARDS Ronald E. RICHARDS The late Eric B. RICHARDSON J.B. RICHARDSON Juinanne RICHARDSONWEBB St STEPHENS RICHMOND Caroline J. RIDDELLCLARK Kris L. RIGHETTI A.E. (Ted) RINGWOOD Geoffrey H. RIPPER John D. RITCHIE Tracey A. RITTER Richard L.J. ROACH John H. ROBERTS Anna K. ROBERTSON Bruce I. ROBERTSON Glenn ROBERTSON Robert H. ROBERTSON A.E de Q. (Libby) ROBIN Annabel A.L. ROBINSON Jennifer L. ROBINS Jim M. ROBINSON Patrick J. ROBINSON R.K.M. ROBINSON David J.J RODDA Alan W. RODWELL Steuart S. ROE Robert & Joan ROFE Helen M.J. ROFE John R. ROLPH Ian ROSE J. Malcolm ROSE Mark A. ROSENTHAL Simon A. ROSENGARTEN Anthony ROSLER David A. ROSS Mark L. ROSS Rupert & Eve ROSS William L. ROSS David J. ROSSEDWARDS Andrew W. ROUSE D.A.K. ROWE Brett C. ROWLAND L. ROWSON J.H.P. ROY Nicole ROY Andrew W.R. ROY Sue J. ROYLE John A.S. ROYSMITH James F. ROYSTON Hilary J.J ROYSTON Harry M.P. RUNDLE David R.P. RUNDLE Jim H. RUNDLE Mary RUSDEN The late G. Fred RUSDEN David K. RUSDEN S. RUTHERFORD
Monique M. RYAN Eustace C. SAKELLAROPOULOS Stanley G. SALAMY John & Shirley SALMON H. SALT J. SALTER Jen M. SANDBACH L.A. SANDERS R.L. SANDLANT Marco L. SANTINI G.R. SAVIGE Susan SAWYER Sarah F. SCALES A.P. (Sam) SCALES Rohan K. SCHUPPAN Martin R. SCOTT Tom J. SCOTT A.T. SCOTT Arabella G. SCOTT John F. SCOTT
Peter C. SCOTT Tina A. SCOTT Nicola J.J SCOTT Sheila SCOTTER A.M. SCOVELL Alex J.B. SCUTT N. Richard SEDDON Fiona C. SEERS J.R. SENIOR John O. SEVIOR Anthony L. SEYFORT Peter R.C. SEYMOUR Neil G. SHADDOCK Leah J. SHADDOCK Michael W. SHAND Robin L. SHARWOOD Jeffrey W. SHEATHER Penny M. SHEEHAN Geoff R. SHELLAM Dr & Mrs Stuart SHELLSHEAR Stephen R. SHELMERDINE Richard J. SHELTON Clive R.A. SHEPHERD Stuart J.H. SHEPHERD Julia E. SHER William R. SHERWIN Alister D. SHEW Melinda J. SHIELL Michael P.K. SHOOBRIDGE Elizabeth R. SHORT Samantha J. SIEBEL Ken M. SILLCOCK Jane E SIMPSON Richard A. SIMPSON Aubrey W. SINGLETON B. SISSONS Robert I. SITCH Prue A. SLIGO Timothy C.0 SLIGO Rosalind M.H. SMALLWOOD Kate R SMALLWOOD Phillip 1. SMEE James SMIBERT Elizabeth J. SMITH M.V. SMITH Pip J. SMITH Bridget G. SMITH Malcolm D.H. SMITH Simon G. SMITH Stuart B. SM ITH Julian G. SMITH Clem & Carol SMITHERINGALE Penny R. SMITHERS Kerrie-Anne SMYTH Catherine A. SMYTH Hans SNELLEMAN V. SOLOMON Ian & Genia SOLOMON R.D. SOMERVAILLE CHRIST CHURCH SOUTH YARRA Melissa C. SOUTHEY Ian R. SOUTHEY Dean K. SPALDING John O. SPICER Denzil M. SPRAGUE Gordon F. SPRATT St GEORGE'S MALVERN Andrew R. St JOHN Sam J. STALEY Richard A.W. STALEY Hugo G. STANDISH Peter R. STANLEY Joan STANLEY-BAKER Elisie STARKES E.M. (Smithy) STARKS Michelle A.Y. STENDER Belinda J. STEPHENS Douglas J. STEVENS Ross T. STEVENS Major Gen. & Mrs J.D. STEVENSON H.D. (Blue) STEWARD Alex ander W. STEWART Anna C. STEWART Lisa M. STEWART Nance D. STEWART D. STEWART Reginald L. STOCK Pat rick R. STOCK G. STOCKDALE Joy E. STREETON R.W. STRIDE H.E. STRINGER John R. STROOP S.W.STUCKEY David M. STUDDERT Charles S. SU
Philip E. SUMMERBELL R.P. SUTCLIFFE Bruce A. SUTHERLAND Jenny E1. SUTHERLAND S. John M. SUTHERLAND Sara A. SUTTON Andrew B. SWANSON St. James SYDNEY Paul A. TALACKO Peter A.N. TALACKO Sue M. TALBOT Alan E. TALBOT Caroline M. TALLIS Mary TAMBLYN Eng B. TAN Andrew W. TANG Mimi L. TANG Andrew J. TASKER Richard S. TAYLOR Kerrie A. TAYLOR Jane L. TAYLOR Daniel T. TEHAN Stuart E. TENNANT Ranjan T.A. THARMARAJAH David L. THAWLEY Cathy THAWLEY Greg C. THOMAS Robert G. THOMAS Julie D. THOMAS David E.L. THOMAS Christopher D.N. THOMAS Joan THOMAS Peter A. THOMPSON Michael J. THOMPSON Alison J. THOMSON Andrew A. THOMSON St JAMES' THORNBURY Timothy Z. THROSBY M. Jonathan THWAITES Geoff M. TISDALL The late G. Van TOLHURST Richard H. TOLLEY TOORAK CHURCHES Mikaela J.E. TOWNSEND William J. TRAILL Michael W. TRAILL Nina K. TREADWELL Sophie C. TRELEAVEN Peter D. TRELOAR Staff of TRINITY COLLEGE Fiona O. TROIANI M.A. (Tony) TROIANI Peter C. TRUMBLE Kathi TSACONAS Sally J. TURNBULL C. Shann TURNBULL Lawrence E. TURNBULL Antony C. TURNER Kate E TURNER Jack C. TURNER Prudence A. TUTTON Jeremy A.F. TWIGG The late Violet TWYCROSS Andrew M. TYMMS Adaobi O.N. UDECHUKU A. Richard T. UGLOW David UNGAR Lindsay G. URWIN Bjorn & Pat. VALSINGER J.G. Patrik VALSINGER Andrew E. van LEEVWEN Tamlyn G. van de ROOYEN Peter C. van de VELDE Bertram S. VANRENEN Michael G. VAUGHAN John B. VERNON Tim J. VERNON Julian von BIBRA Richard T.A. WADDELL Jane L. WAINWRIGHT Peter J. WALKER Simon B.R. WALKER Jean WALLER Peter J. WALSH Leo J. WALSHE Stephen J. WALTER John H. WALTON Eugene W. WAN Registrar WANGARATTA John & Dulcie WANKLYN Cecily P. WARD James WARD Jono J. WARD I. Ralph WARD-AMBLER John K. WARES David B. WARNER Ian H. WARNER Timothy E. WARNER S. Robert WARNOCK
A.L. WARNOCK Simon F.B. WATERS Rodney A. WATKINS Gillian K. WATKINS Jane L. WATKINS Penny WATSON Andrew C.R. WATSON Vicky M. WATTS A.D. (Tony) WAY Wayne H. WEAIRE Janice C. WEATHERLEY Anna L. WEBB Beatrice C. WEBB David WEBB R.G. WEBB Richard N. WEBB Robert L. WEBB Sally J. WEBB John K. WEBB-WARE James J. WEBSTER Tim J. WEDD Philip L. WEICKHARDT Derek L. WEIDNER Clare L. WELLS Jenny K.B. WELLS Julia E.WELLS Michael J. WELLS Susie E. WELLS David G.M. WELSH Emma E. WELSH David M.R. WERE Kevin C. WESTFOLD Rodney E WETHERELL Chris L. WHARTON Richard C. WHEATLEY Kenneth J.S. WHIGHT Kelly A. WHITE Kelly K WHITE Laurence E WHITE Keri A.J. WHITEHEAD Jason R. WHITTAKER John D.F. WHITTINGTON Birgit WIELAND John G. WIGHT Stanley C. WIGLEY R. WILD D.G. WILKEN Patrick C. WILKEN Julian D. WILKEN Richard J. WILKENS John H. WILLIAMS A.D. WILLIAMS Simon & Robyn WILLIAMS Barbara WILLIAMS Philip L. WILLIAMS Sean R.W. WILLIAMS Alison C. WILLIAMS Geoffrey H. WILLIAMS John E WILLIAMS Stephen C. WILLIAMS Carolynne J. WILLIAMS H. Graham WILLIAMSON Trustees of E. WILSON John R.E. WILSON Estate of S.E. WILSON Stephen N. WILSON Allen E. WINTER Peter D. WISEMAN E.P. (Ted) WITHAM Geoffrey N. WITHERS Anita E. WLUKA John P.O. WONG Mei L. WONG Stephen WONG Erica M. WOOD Helen M. WOOD J. WOOD Simon A. WOOD Victoria J. WOOD Sir Frank WOODS Mary L. WOOLDRIDGE Susan E. WORCESTER Renn E. WORTLEY Daryl G. WRAITH Lachlan D. WRAITH Rosemary D. WRIGHT Thomas K. WRIGHT Hazel A. WUTTKE Nick J. WYLIE Peter E. WYNTER C.B. YARRINGTON Sue M. ZEHRUNG M. Jim ZWAR John C. ZWAR ANONYMOUS (70)
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DONALD JOHNSTON ('48) has retired from PNG and is now living at Point Lonsdale. DESMOND GURRY ('52) recently returned to Perth from 6 months study leave in China with his wife Patricia. This proved to be a stimulating but unusual experience largely through problems of communication in the hospitals even amongst the Chinese themselves. DAVID Goss ('53) has been in Nairobi for 15 months now. His titles rival that of an oriental potentate, being High Commissioner to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, and Ambassador to Ethiopia and Somalia. He is also Permanent Representative to the UN Environment Program, based in Nairobi. BILL TRAILL ('53) retired in December after a lifetime career in the Victorian public education system. He was Deputy Principal and Principal of the Maryvale High School 1974 - 84 and Principal of the Wodonga West Secondary College 1985 - 90. Bill plans to continue living in Wodonga. CHARLES DONALDSON ('54) after 22 years in Canberra as Professor of English and, since 1974, Director of the Humanities Research Centre at the ANU is moving in late September to a new job in Scotland as Regius Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature at the University of Edinburgh. MICHAEL STANNUS ('54) has recently taken up his new post as Headmaster of St Stephen's School in Rome. St Stephen's is a non-denominational, international boarding school in the American tradition, and was founded in 1965. Michael and his wife, who is Italian, have a house just inside Tuscany. ANANDA KRISHNAN ('56) released plans recently of an urban development in the centre of Kuala Lumpur. The project consists of what amounts to a mini-city with a man-made lake making up over 60% of the 39 hectare (97 acre) site. Ananda Krishnan is a former director of Malaysia's central bank and the state oil company Petronas. LEO HAWKINS ('58) and MICHAEL HUDSON ('58) are
still co-operating after their days in Trinity. Their latest book (co-authored with Robert Cornal of the Law Institute) is published by Longmans and entitled The Legal Negotiator. PETER JOHNSON ('59) is now the Canon Treasurer of Bristol Cathedral in the U.K. DAVID ASHLEY ('60) has been appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria. MILES KUPA ('65) became head of the Foreign Affairs Branch in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet in early January, just in time for the Gulf war. Miles and his wife Suthinee (Tip) are based in Canberra. JOHN TIBBALLS ('66) after eight years working as a research scientist in Oslo has returned to Melbourne to a position as principal metallurgist with the Comalco Research Centre. HOWARD PARKINSON ('67) was inducted as Rector of St James' Lavington NSW (Diocese of Wangaratta) on 31 January 1991. He is studying for the degree of Master of Ministry with the Melbourne College of Divinity. MALCOLM SMITH ('68) has been appointed Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies in the Law School at the University of Melbourne from July 1990 to December 1991. A favourable review by the University of the Asian Law Centre has resulted in a further 6 year term for the Centre. MICHAEL O'CONNER ('69) is finishing a part-time Diploma of Electronic Engineering at Chisholm. Michael O'Connor ('71) is now visiting urologist at Bendigo and Northern District Base Hospital, as well as being in private practice. NEIL GORDON
JOHN KELLY ('71) and ELIZABETH ('74) nee HENHAM are pleased to announce the birth of their third child, Richard, a brother for Caroline and James.
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PETER PLAVINA ('71) has just completed five years at the Ranger Uranium Mine in the Northern Territory. He is now moving to Nhulunbuy to take up a position with Nabalco as Manager, Engineering Services.
Science, studied medicine at Flinders University. Since then, she has specialised at Queen Elizabeth and Royal Adelaide Hospitals in Intensive Care and is now at Guy's Hospital in London.
Ross MILLAR ('72) is now Regional Manager in Hong Kong for the Canadian computer firm, Surecomp. He called into Trinity on Christmas Eve and enjoyed showing his wife Linda and their young daughter the College where he spent some happy years.
JOHN BEAVERSTOCK ('76) and his wife Linda have a new baby daughter, Emily, born in January. We congratulate them both and wish John well on his M.Mus. in Choral Conducting.
LINDSAY PORTER ('73) completed his PhD in 1990. His doctoral thesis was entitled Hegel's Opinions in Ethics in his Theological Early Writings. Dr Lindsay Porter is photographed with Dr John Lee following Lindsay's conferral. IVAN HEAD ('74) after 6 years as the Director of the Anglican Institute of Theology in Perth, has been appointed Warden at Christ College at the University of Tasmania, following Dr Peter Wellock, former Chaplain of Trinity.
IAN BOYD-LAW ('75) is a Valuer with the State Bank in Swan Hill. In January he married Alison Redman in the Ballarat College Chapel. We wish them every happiness. ANNE GODDARD ('75) is now married to Charles Gunst, a barrister, and they have a beautiful daughter Claire, born 6 August 1990.Claire is seen here in Daddy's briefcase. LYN MASSINGHAM ('75) nee Beynon and her husband Tony are pleased to announce the birth of Max William on 28 March 1990. With Hannah they now have 2 children.
SANDRA PEAKE ('75) after graduating from Trinity in
MARGOT FOSTER ('76) subsequent to Melbourne's unsuccessful Olympic bid has been appointed to the State Government's Special Events Committee. FRED GRIMWADE ('76) returned to Melbourne in 1990 following 4 years in New York and 2 years in Sydney. He completed an MBA at Columbia University in New York, then worked with Goldman, Sachs & Co. Investment Bank, during the exciting pre-crash days on Wall Street. He is now Company Secretary and General Manager - Shareholder relations at Western Mining Corporation. He married Alexandra Fry, a Sydney based lawyer in Oct 1989. JANE ROGERS ('76) nee Doery and her husband Jeff sold their farming property near Halls Gap in 1988 and purchased cropping and grazing country near Nhill in the Western Wimmera. They have 2 children. COLIN SHARP ('76) former resident Psychology Tutor married his high school sweet heart from Boston (after no contact for 19 years!) in February 1990. He now has a new job in Adelaide (his home town) as Associate Professor of Management, Discipline of Accounting and Finance at Flinders University. JANE CLARK ('77) has achieved distinction as Curator at the National Gallery of Victoria and is a valued member of the College's Art Committee. GEOFF Fox ('77) has been working in a family birth unit at St Andrews and recently had the pleasure of being midwife with a patient of Dr Barbara Burge. He read poetry at La Mama Poetica last year and has published in "Overland", "Northern Perspective" and the "Freemantle Arts Review".
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IAN EVANS ('77) has been employed by the Townsville Port Authority since 1990. In 1984 - 85 he was on a working holiday in the U.K. and Europe.
ROGER HARLEY ('77) is involved with Corporate Services at Bain and Co., investment bankers in Sydney. Also with Bain are HAL HERRON ('77) and STEVE KENNEDY ('76), who are both in the Capital Markets area. SHARON ORRMAN-ROSSITER ('77) returned in January with her husband Kevin from the University of Manchester, where Sharon gained a PhD in Clinical Biochemistry. She is currently working in the Physiology Department in the University of Melbourne. MARK WILLIAMS ('77) has completed his D.Phil. thesis on Jacobean dramatic techniques. His thesis was accepted by the University of Oxford in July 1990 and he was appointed as an Associate at Stephens Solicitors in Melbourne where he practises in intellectual property law, particularly computing and entertainment law. SALLY HAWKINS ('78) nee Carruthers moved to Horsham and as Secretary Accountant helped set up the Wimmera Wool Factory, a centre set up to encourage disabled people in the Wimmera to return to the workforce. She left this job to marry Wayne Hawkins and they are now farming at Frances on the SA/Victorian border. They have three daughters, Laura (5), Kirsty (4) and Anna (1). HEATHER NEILSON ('78) recently completed her D.Phil. on Gore Vidal at Christ Church in Oxford where she has spent the past 4 years. It was a joy to see her when she called into Trinity recently on her return to Melbourne, before returning to England.
specialising is malarial research, in the Department of Biology, Imperial College, London University. Ross FISHSURN ('79) had a busy year in 1990. It saw him move from Springvale to become the Vicar of St John's Wantirna South, and he also successfully completed his studies for a Master of Theology degree. HUGH HUNT ('79) is currently lecturing in the Engineering Department of Cambridge University. He is also a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. ANN ROWLAND ('79), married Duncan Campbell at the end of 1990 and now resides with her husband at Myall Hollow, a property approximately 500 km north of Sydney. MICHAEL TRAILL ('79) is with the Macquarie Bank in Sydney, and among other things is notable for organising a monthly Corporate Challenge Run around the Opera House and the Botanical Gardens. FIONA COURT ('80) was married to Paul Langford in the College Chapel on 13 April. The service was conducted by the Warden and music was provided by the Trinity College Choir. CATHERINE DAY ('80) nee Settle is now a Captain in the Australian Regular Army and is currently working at the Directorate of Military Intelligence in Canberra. Never one to do things by halves, she produced twin daughters, Lyndal and Michaela, in 1988. She is married to Geoff Day, a member of the Army Bomb Squad. GEOFF HAMILTON ('80) and JAN SHERIDAN ('81) have been living in Perth for 4 years. Their first child, Claire, was born on 28 March 1991. Geoff works for the Kondinin Group as Group Project Supervisor.
GARRY THOMSON ('78) and JOANNA ('75) nee Lawrence have been married for five years and are having great joy from the birth of twin daughters, Jennifer and Nicola, last August.
ANDREW MAUGHAN ('80) has been awarded a Rupert Murdoch Scholarship of $35,000 for study for 1 year at the Chicago Graduate School of Business.
KAREN DAY ('79) formerly Forsyth, has been appointed as Lecturer in Molecular Epidemiology,
KAY GOLDSWORTHY ('81) who is the Chaplain at Perth College, recently gave birth to twin boys.
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CHRISTINA
MCKENZIE ('80) was awarded a doctorate from the University of Melbourne in December for her work in constructing a range of new molecules which could catalyse chemical reactions which are normally very slow. Congratulations!
ALAN JONES ('82) has recently retired from the University of Liverpool and has taken up a new post as Financial Adviser for Hill Samuel Financial Services. Alan was the British Masters Ski Champion in 1991.
JOHN CARRUTHERS ('81) is currently working as Press Secretary to the Victorian Minister for Finance, Mr Sheehan. John returned to Melbourne in September last year after working for several months in London as a journalist sub-editor.
TIM MORRIS ('82) is teaching History and Australian Studies at Melbourne Grammar. He married Gilly Dickson in Sussex, England in December 1990 and they are expecting their first child later this year.
('81) begins study for an MBA this year at the University of Melbourne's Business School. He joins CHARLES GILLIES ('82) now in his second year. DAVID LARSEN
TIM ROBERTS ('81) is now working in Melbourne for the mining firm of Pasminco Metals, especially selling the by-products which range from silver and gold to slimes and other residues. PETER ROSE ('81) and his wife Anne have a new baby boy, Lachlan. Congratulations!
('81) returned to Trinity in January prior to taking up an appointment as Lecturer at Newton Theological College in Papua New Guinea, 8 km out of Popondetta. ALEXANDER SCUTT
('81) is working as a financial journalist for the Sydney Morning Herald and, along with ROGER HARLEY ('77) and ANDREW CLARK ('79), is a regular participant in the Corporate Challenge Run.
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KATE SMALLWOOD ('81) has been pursuing her legal career with a year working in Vancouver. She returned to Melbourne in April 1991 and has resumed work at Arthur Robinson and Hedderwicks.
DAVID STAYT ('81) was a source of pleasure and pride when the Warden called in unexpectedly to the Ballarat Grammar Speech Night last November. He heard David conducting an excellent school orchestra from which many fine musicians have come on to Trinity.
PETER WELLOCK ('82) former Chaplain and Dean of the College is now the Vicar of St Matthew's, Cheltenham, and co-ordinator of field education for the Diocese of Melbourne.
TIM GADEN ('83) has announced his engagement to Sarah Francis Cherry who is studying Law at Monash University. They will be married in February 1992. Sarah's mother, Mrs Diana Cherry (nee Cole) and Tim's mother, Mrs Janet Gaden (nee Agar) shared a study at Janet Clarke Hall. ('83) married Tom Harley on 25 January in Christ Church, South Yarra. The guests had assembled for an engagement party. ANNABELLE MYER ('83) nee Plummer, had prepared an engagement speech which served admirably as a toast to the bride and groom after the whole party had been whisked off to the church and returned for a joyful celebration. SARAH KENNEDY
('83) has made a welcome return to residence in Trinity as a resident Tutor, after a fascinating term as Aide to the Governor of Victoria. He is continuing his academic work in Fine Arts. ANGUS TRUMBLE
CECILY WARD ('83) has been working with P&O Containers (Europe/Australia Branch) for over two years and is now with the company in London. SALLY WEBB ('83) has been studying art in London at the Courtauld Institute. She has been studying Rosa Bonheur, a French animal painter of the nineteenth century, and her reception in England.
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SUE ZEHRUNG ('83) nee Easton completed her degree in Speech Pathology in 1984, and spent 4 years working in a large children's hospital in Utah, USA. She spent a year travelling overseas and met her husband who is from Oregon, USA in Florence, Italy, where they were both back-packing. They have now moved back to Melbourne. SUZANNE BANFIELD (85) nee Ferdinands now lives in London with her husband Mark. MICHAEL VAUGHAN ('85) married two years ago to Diana Nicholson, has been in London working towards a Master of Surgery at the Royal Marsden Hospital in Surrey, after a period operating a lithotripter at the London Clinic. DIANA CUDMORE ('86) has taken a year from teaching to travel abroad. She visited Britain, Ireland, Europe and America and is following a month in Paris attending the International School of Languages with trekking in Nepal before returning to Melbourne. EDWINA CUDMORE ('86) is studying Dip.Ed. part-time at Monash. She commanded the Guard at the
Admiral's Parade of 900 personnel at HMAS Cerberus,Crib Point, the first woman officer to do so. FRANCES LEFROY ('86) has recently taken up a position as copywriter at Batey Ads in Singapore. ALISTAIR MCKAY ('86) has been enjoying working in Sydney for the past 3 years with the ship owners, Louis Dreyfus, and was looking forward to being posted to London and eventually Paris when he called in to see the Warden in March. HEATHER MACAW ('87) spent most of 1990 in Japan researching Karaoke as a form of Japanese popular culture. She worked in a Karaoke bar in Tokyo for four months during which she spoke only Japanese, and completed a final honours thesis for which she was awarded a first-class honours degree. She hopes to return to Japan to continue her work in international relations. ANNESLEY DEGARIS ('90) has published an article in the Australian Dispute Resolution Journal entitled "The Summary Jury Trial: Judicial Alternative Dispute Resolution". She is an Attorney in the USA.
1991 VISITING FELLOW Reg Hollingdale is the 1991 Visiting Fellow sponsored by the Trinity College Foundation. He is a translator, writer and adviser on German literature, especially the philosophy of Nietzsche. He is currently a sub-editor of the Guardian Newspaper and is a regular book reviewer for the Times Literary Supplement and the Guardian in London. He has lectured to students and various other groups at Cambridge andOxford, and the Goethe Institute, London. He also translates for Oxford and Cambridge University Press and the Penguin Literary Series. He recently gave two lectures in the College as part of the programme organised by the Senior Common Room.
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