EVENTS

23RD ANNUAL TOBA GOLF DAY

A substantial field of 24 teams took to the impeccable course at The Western Australian Golf Club in Yokine for a great day of camaraderie, community and sporting prowess!

Our first female player, Jodie Benney, played in the Michael Kruize (’87) team – this was fitting as the day fell on International Women’s Day. In honour of Justin Little (’92), the inaugural Justin Little Memorial Trophy was awarded for Nearest the Pin on Hole 9. Justin was a proud Old Boy, keen sportsman and actively involved in TOBA events. Justin was taken from us too early after battling brain cancer but showed true fighting spirit and good humour right to the end. We were delighted to have a number of Justin's 1992 classmates playing on the day as well as his brother, Ashley Little ('97), who presented the trophy. Congratulations to the winning team with a score of 16.3: Ken O’Driscoll (’79), Malcolm Nunn (’89), Mark Conner and Kevin Conner.

Thank you to all our players for being involved and making it such an enjoyable day!

Results:

Longest Drive Hole 8:

Mark Conner

Longest Drive Hole 18:

James Isaia (’02)

Nearest the Pin Hole 5:

Richard Pawluk (’69)

Nearest the Pin Hole 9 – Justin Little memorial trophy:

Dave Miocevich (’83)

Nearest the Pin Hole 9:

Geoff Taylor

Nearest the Pin Hole 16:

Sean Chia (’06)

Nearest the Pin Hole 16 (over 55s):

John Price (’78)

NAGA Award:

Michael Chadd (’92), Jarrad Pozzi (’92), Andrew Dwyer (’92) and Michael Borowiec (’92)

Third Prize (score: 18.25):

Damian Ellis (’89), Tim Miocevich (’89), Dave Miocevich (’83) and Bill Muir (’85)

Second Prize (score: 17.6):

Dean Hansen (’85), Jack Tighe, Mark Topley and Trent Pitcher

First Prize (score: 16.3):

Ken O’Driscoll (’79), Malcolm Nunn (’89), Mark Conner and Kevin Conner

Thanks to the team at The Western Australian Golf Club: Mathew Bowra, Nigel Cameron and Patrice Hitie for their service and hospitality. Also, Lisa and her team from Corporate Hands for massages on the course. Finally, thanks to our wonderful sponsors for their generosity: • Bodhi Wellness Spa Retreat, Danny Taylor • Chris Brockwell (’67) • Charles Foti Business Services, Charles (‘63), David (‘89) and Rob (‘92) Foti • Dobbie, Phil Bardon (’86) • Maurice Embley (’74) • Little Family • Panchos Mexican Villa Restaurant,

Ken O’Driscoll (’79) • SVN Commercial Real Estate Advisors,

Gianni Redolatti (‘91) and Joe Rapanaro (‘91) • Technical Resources, Matthew Iustini (’97) All proceeds from this event support much needed TOBA Bursaries. We look forward to your company next year:

SAVE THE DATE: Monday 14 March 2022

1. Ashley Little (’97) presenting the inaugural Justin Little Memorial Trophy to Dave Miocevich (’83) 2. Aaron Grant (’06) 3. Class of ‘95 players: Paul Abrahams, Damien Thoy, Heath Properjohn and Damian Katich 4. Class of ‘92 players: Patrick Carney, Andrew Dwyer, Jarrad Pozzi, Mike Borowiec and Michael Chadd 5. Winning team, Malcolm Nunn (’89), Ken O’Driscoll (’79), Kevin Conner and Mark Conner 6. Liam Taddei ('16), Haydn Barron ('13), James Isaia ('02) and Sean Grogan ('12)

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TRINITY-TERRACE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION PROUDLY SPONSORED AND SUPPORTED BY

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MAURICE EMBLEY (‘74)

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, TOBA is able to provide ongoing bursaries for boys to attend Trinity College who, due to financial constraints, would not otherwise be able to enjoy a TC education. We are very grateful to these ‘Men for Others’.

YESTERDAY TODAY TOMORROW

A sold-out concert of 700 enthusiastic Hoodoo Gurus and Mod Squad fans turned up for a very special night at The Astor Theatre on Friday 9 April 2021.

Mod Squad was up first, including our very own Ian Falk (’84) and Dave Thomas (’85). They totally rocked the stage and set the mood for the evening. We were fortunate to have Slim Jim (Jamie Mercanti ’80) as MC and he also joined the Mod Squad for a few songs to entertain the crowd – just awesome! Hoodoo Gurus legend, Dave Faulkner (’74) and the band didn’t disappoint singing all the classics and putting on an incredible show for our community. Dave spoke about his time at TC and the influence it had on his music career, including a call out to his former teacher, Mr Paul Thomas, who was in the crowd and the pair caught up after the performance. This event has been the vision of TOBA President, Dion Smith (’87) for many years. He’s encountered countless obstacles, but his commitment and hard work getting this event off the ground is an absolute credit to him and his dedication to the TOBA community. A huge thank you goes to the sponsors of this incredible event: • Mike Anghie from APM • Marcus Rader from Rader SS Group Thank you also to the tireless efforts of everyone behind the scenes, including: • Dave Thomas (’85) • Mike Cartwright • Harry Smith (12.1), Molly Smith,

Lucy Jenkins, Jamie Leach, Bronnie Evans • Peter Dancewicz, Spoilt Photography • Kosmic Sound • The Astor Theatre • AG Productions • One 20 Productions and Phase 1 Audio We hope you all had a wonderful night! #tcspirit

1. Mod Squad members, Dave Thomas ('95) and Ian Falk ('84) 2. Paul Thomas with Dave Faulkner ('74) 3. Dave Faulkner ('74) signing raffle prize watched by Mod Squad member Dave Thomas ('85) 4. Hoodoo Gurus front man, Dave Faulkner ('74) 5. Adrian (’89) and Maria Di Carlo, Peter (’89) and Katalin Torre with Michelle Ammerer-Foti and David Foti (’89) 6. Mod Squad brass musicians, Marty Pervan, Dan Hart and Tom Greble 7. Trinity College rock Legends, Jamie 'Slim Jim' Mercanti ('80), Dave Faulkner (74), Ian Falk ('84) and Dave Thomas ('85) 8. Mod Squad lead singer, Ian Falk ('84) 9. Our sponsors and contributors pictured with the Hoodoo Gurus 10. Hoodoo Gurus performing

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Celebrating the Holy Trinity with a Trinity Sunday Mass is a tradition that the Trinity College community is proud of.

Trinity Sunday is the first Sunday after Pentecost and honours the Holy Trinity— the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It was a fairly rainy day on this year’s Trinity Sunday (30 May), but the TOBA and TC community didn’t let the dampness deter them. Old Boys, staff, students, family and friends united to celebrate a very lovely Trinity Sunday Mass in the College Chapel. It was wonderful to see former Headmaster, Brother John Carrigg, at the Mass and he was joined by many current students from the Junior School and Senior School. In his homily, Fra Oscar spoke about community, so it was very fitting that everyone gathered in the Staff Lounge for morning tea, following the Mass. It was a heartwarming sight to see everyone sharing morning tea, a chat and a bit of laughter. We thank Fra Oscar Aguilera for celebrating Mass, Ms Jayne Stanley for taking photos, Mrs Ann Clarke for leading our incredibly talented choir of Junior and Senior boys as well as students and Old Boys involved in the Mass. Thank you, also, to those who prepared a shared morning tea. A special mention and thank you goes to piper, Damien Lawrence (11.4), who graciously volunteered his time and concluded our Eucharistic celebration with a beautiful tradition that would have made Brother Kelly proud.

Mrs Rosa West

Director of Campus Ministry

Ms Diane Millar

Executive Officer Trinity-Terrace Old Boys’ Association

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1. Roger Gorski (‘80), Laura Alderslade, Br John Carrigg and Michael Alderslade 2. Piper, Damien Lawrence (11.4) 3. TOBA President, Dion Smith (’87) and son Ted Smith (10.2) 4. Prefect, Luke Alderslade (12.7) 5. Fra Oscar Aguilera 6. Jeremiah Santelli (6G) 7. Peter Torre (‘89)

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8. Marya Stewart, Br John Carrigg with Principal, Darren O’Neill 9. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow