April 2018 Inside this issue this Inside

2 Opening Mass and Senior Induction

6 Damian Maher - our 18th Rhodes Scholar

9 Australia Day Honours

23 Thank You to our Donors

Contents

1 2 4 6 8 From the Principal Openning Mass & Celebrating the Damian Maher A band of brothers Senior Induction scholars of 2017 Our 18th Rhodes Scholar

9 10 12 13 14 Australia Day Honours Liberating lives in The Terrace Family Donations to the First day at Terrace Timor-Leste gives back Terrace Archives

16 17 18 20 22 Culture Sport The Great Public Terrace Flashback Annual report of Schools' Association donors 2017 officially launches GPS100

24 28 30 31 32 Thank you to our Red and Black GTOBA President GTOBA Events Save the date Cocktail Party donors

33 Rest in Peace

Acknowledgement

St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands on which our campuses are located. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past, present and future. St Joseph’s College is committed to honouring Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and their rich contribution to the College and society.

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C | The Terracian From the Principal

Dear Members of the Terrace Family, This year, the Great Public Schools' Association Welcome to the first edition of The Terracian for [GPS] celebrates 100 years. Terrace was one of 2018. I am sure that the variety of articles included the founding schools of GPS. Throughout the in this edition will again highlight the diversity of year there will be a number of opportunities our great College. to celebrate this milestone. The GPS Music Showcase was an extraordinary start to a year The 2018 academic year has begun very well with of celebrations. the Scholars’ Assembly and Academic Assembly providing an opportunity to highlight the strong Terrace has a proud history of Rhodes Scholars. ͚Culture of Learning͛ that exists within Terrace. Mr Damian Maher - GT, 2004-11 has been awarded the 2018 Rhodes Scholarship, and is The College welcomed back 30 young men from Terrace’s 18th Rhodes Scholar. We congratulate Year 12 2017 for the Scholars’ Assembly on 6 Damian on this outstanding achievement and February where they were acknowledged for their look forward to welcoming him back to the achievement of an OP1 and presented with the College for a special Assembly later in the year. traditional Buchanan Medal. Of these 30 young men, four students, Patrick Sharkey, Callum Waite, Terracians, past and present, continue to excel Patrick Cummins and Connor Ryan were awarded in a range of areas and this edition highlights the prestigious QCAA Academic Achievement just a few including Mr Damian Maher, Mr Rod Award for 2017. Campbell, Mr Noel Synnott and Mr Josh Lawson. I hope that you enjoy this edition of The Terracian The year began with the Opening School and the opportunity it provides to stay connected Mass and Year 12 Induction at the University of with our great College. Queensland. It was an extraordinary day as the current Terrace Family came together to celebrate the start of the 2018 academic year. It was a particularly important occasion for our Year 12 students and their families as they celebrated the commencement of their journey as school leaders Dr Michael Carroll in 2018. College Principal

The Terracian | 1 Opening Mass and Senior Induction

The University of Queensland was once again the setting for the Opening Mass and Senior Induction on Friday 2 February. This ceremony is one of the most significant events in the College calendar and one which involves the whole College community. It is a celebration of the Year 12 gentlemen and their families as they prepare for the year ahead and the final step of their school journey. The Seniors of 2018 have chosen the theme of ‘Shoulder to Shoulder’ to reflect the unified commitment of the group as they aim to lead and support their fellow Terracians and the wider Terrace Family through the opportunities and challenges of the year ahead.

2 | The Terracian The Terracian | 3 Celebrating the scholars of 2017

Tuesday 6 February saw 30 of our Patrick Sharkey, the 2017 Dux example, just because a revision test 2017 Seniors return to the College addressed the students and gave is designed as a multiple-choice test to celebrate their academic success them his strategies for success: doesn’t mean you have to use it as and achievement of an OP1 – the one. Answer the question as if it was highest possible result for a student To study effectively, you must also a short-answer question and write a to achieve. minimise distraction. With this in mind, justification as to why your answer you will be a much more effective is correct. You could even take the The returned scholars were studier if you write by hand. Not only next step to write a justification as to celebrated at an all school assembly, has handwriting been shown to create why the other options are wrong. All focused not only on the students but a better link to your brain, but you of this means that you are thinking their peers, teachers and all those also remove the distractions that are more about the question than if you who helped them through their associated with your laptop when you just circled the correct response and journey. At the assembly the boys close it, use a hard-copy textbook, and are therefore more likely to retain the were honored on stage with an write on paper. Although your laptop information. academic medal given by Dr Carroll. is an excellent learning tool, you will Each of the scholars contributed a be surprised at how much work is Doing hours and hours of preparation piece of advice and their strategies possible without using it; you are given does not necessarily mean that you for successful study, which was hard-copy textbooks – try to use them will meet your goal for the upcoming presented to the current students as as much as you can. exam; that time must be used a helpful guide. Liam Byrne received effectively. By studying effectively, the student award for significant You can also maximise your study and using methods that work for you, improvement across the year in both time by adapting your study materials you can work through more material results and work ethic. to make them more effective. For in more subjects, and also afford to

4 | The Terracian spend a little more time away from also recognised a student from each Authority (QCAA). At this event the the desk. “ year level who had made significant top Year 12 students from across improvement and exhibited a strong Queensland are recognised. The College continued its celebration work ethic, whilst being respectful of Congratulations to Patrick Sharkey, of academic success on Tuesday both his peers and teachers. Callum Waite, Connor Ryan and 13 February with the Academic Patrick Cummins on achieving such Assembly celebrating the 325 Finally, in the long list of academic success, a testament to the skill, hard students who were awarded medals success stories, on Saturday 17 work and dedication by these young based on their Semester 2 results February, four Terrace 2017 Seniors men. from 2017. This number represented were recognised for their academic close to 25% of the students achievements by the Queensland receiving medals. The assembly Curriculum and Assessment Congratulations to the following scholars for their academic success:

William Bingham Patrick Cummins Jack Kimmins Patrick Sharkey Hamish Brown Xavier Cunningham Charles Marshall Isaac Wade Daniel Burgess Lachlan Dunk Adam McNamara Callum Waite Joshua Cabucos Liam Falconer Jack Moore Benjamin Wilson-Boyd Alexander Campion Carl Franzmann Hunter Preston Benjamin Woodrow Joseph Cappello Sean Galloway Hamish Quinn Connor Wright Seunghwa Cheong Joshua Hagemann Connor Ryan William Cook Henry Hanson Patrick Self

The Terracian | 5 Damian Maher – Our 18th Rhodes Scholar The Terracian doesn’t usually interested in looking at forgiveness Scholarship has been a long one for interview people when they are in modern writing and how Damian. He sent his application in waiting for an MRI, but in Damian’s narratives represent communities last year and sat through a series case it was one of the rare times that respect member’s differences, of interviews at Government House. he seemed to be sitting still long yet establish a commonality. Damian missed out on acceptance enough to be interviewed. Damian Damian is passionate about the in Brisbane but as a runner up phoned from New Zealand where civic role literature and the moral he was given a second round of he had completed 2000km of a imagination can and should play interviews, held in Canberra. 3000km trek of the Te Araroa Trail. in the public sphere. Unfortunately, Damian had injured Damian says it was a stressful day, his knee and was forced to slow St John’s College was founded in surrounded by the best students down and assess the damage. 1555 by Sir Thomas White, Master Australian Universities could offer, Doctors have since given him the of the Merchant Taylor’s Company, He questioned his belonging all clear to resume his trek. one of the most illustrious livery several times, but decided he companies in London. Notable would be relaxed, open and honest On the same day as the interview, alumni include Tony Blair, Robert during his interview. He credits his Damian received confirmation Graves and Kingsley Amis. The attitude towards the interview and of his acceptance into Oxford College also boasts beautiful his learning to the teachers and University. Although he had been libraries dating back to 1555, staff at Terrace. awarded the Rhodes Scholarship, something Damian is most excited he still had to wait for confirmation about experiencing. As a lover of Damian says the teachers were from Oxford. He was jubilant about literature the prospect of immersing always accessible to the students his future studying a Masters of himself in the library is a wonderful and particularly remembers the English Literature (1900-present), to one. time that Mr Noel Covill took to be followed by a PhD in Literature nurture and encourage his students at St John’s College. Damian is The process of the Rhodes to learn.

6 | The Terracian The environment of independence that Terrace creates is also something that Damian credits his academic success to. Terrace afforded an atmosphere of individual learning, letting me set my own academic goals, supported but not coddled. Terrace also allowed me to develop my personality and taught me to be personable and approachable, this allowed me to forge relationships with others whilst encouraging my own individuality.

The Oxford academic year starts in October, until then Damian is hoping he can complete more hikes in South Australia and Tasmania before meeting the other Australian Rhodes Scholars and fulfilling the Australian tradition of taking the Trans-Siberian railway to Oxford. A long way around, but a tradition none-the- less. There is much adventure and learning ahead for this young Terracian as he follows in the footsteps of the 17 Rhodes Scholars who came before him.

The Rhodes Scholars of 2018 were selected on their outstanding intellect, character, leadership, and commitment to service. The Rhodes Scholarships support students who demonstrate a strong propensity to emerge as 'leaders for the world’s future'. Talented young people from varying backgrounds continue to be awarded for their scholastic achievements and leadership potential.

Terrace Rhodes Scholars

James Mahoney – GT, 1924-25 Henry Finucan – GT, 1930-33 Colin Apelt – GT, 1947 Cedric Hampson – GT, 1943-50 James Mahoney – GT, 1949-57 John Corbett – GT, 1955-58 Patrick Carroll – GT, 1957-64 Michael Wilson – GT, 1964-70 Peter Donnelly – GT, 1968-75 Bryan Horrigan – GT, 1972-79 John Devereux – GT, 1974-81 Liam Kelly – GT, 1974-82 Andrew Rosengren – GT, 1981-85 Robert Dann – GT, 1983-90 Ben White – GT, 1988-92 Ben Juratowitch – GT, 1981-95 Simon Quinn – GT 1990-97 Damian Maher – GT, 2004-11

On Friday 10 August Terrace will hold a special Rhodes Scholar Celebration Assembly

The Terracian | 7 A band of brothers

31st Battalion. James was one of northern France in 1916, entering the lucky few who fought in major the trenches in July 1916 in the battles and returned home to battle of Fromelles, a true baptism Australia in September 1919. of fire. His battalion lost 573 men on that first day. Fromelles was the Noel was surprised to learn worst 24 hours in Australian military of the number of hard fought history with nearly 2000 killed and battles his father took part in, 3000 wounded. Bart survived including Bapaume, Polygon Fromelles but was killed in action Wood, Passchendaele, Bullecourt, in Lagnicourt on 24 May 1917. His Ypres, Ancre, Amiens, Albert and name is on the World War I Honour Mont St Quentin. These extracts Board in College Hall. confirmed the story told to Noel by his brothers of his father capturing Another of Noel’s uncles, Herbert Mr Noel Synnott was born in a ‘big gun’. It was more than that, Synnott is on the 1906 Dux Honour Brisbane in December 1938 and the extract reads: “His platoon Board. He was one of Noel’s began his education in Camooweal captured the large railway gun at father’s younger brothers who went in far North West Queensland in present displayed at the entrance on to have a successful career in 1944. He started his schooling at of the War Memorial in Canberra. It engineering in the Post Master Terrace in 1953 and completed was known as the Amiens Gun”. (for General’s Department. He died in Senior in 1955. Noel always more information go to: h t t p s : // 1941 leaving no family. understood that he went to Terrace www.awm.gov.au/about/our- because of his father but he never work/projects/amiensgun Augustine Synnott also attended understood the depth of the family Terrace in 1910, Noel has very little connection. information on his uncle’s life even though he worked for him over the As chance would have it, from school holidays. 2006 onwards, Noel learnt more about his father and three uncles Noel Synnott is the only survivor of than he had in the previous 60 the next generation of Synnott men. years. Around ten years ago, Mr The family attended Terrace from Laurie Murray GT, 1948-55, a fellow 1901 through to 1922 and then 1953 classmate, presented Noel with a to 1955. A band of brothers and book of English School Life that he a grandson have called Terrace had found in a bookcase of books home. Noel is a proud Old Boy and his sister was intending to give attends the Vintage Terracians’ away. An inscription on the first Morning Tea every year. This year page of Gubbins Minor and Some he shared his story and donated Other Fellows showed that it had the book awarded to his father in been presented to Noel’s father When James returned to Australia 1902 to the Terrace Museum and in 1902, his final year at Terrace. he began working for Qantas in Archives. How the book came to be in the 1922 as an agent in Camooweal, possession of the Murray family servicing aircraft and often is a mystery, although the families providing accommodation to pilots may have been close neighbours in the rooms attached to the family and their sons attended school at store. James was lucky enough to Terrace together. accommodate Sir Hudson Fysh, the founder of Qantas, Bert Hinkler in Around the same time, Mr Michael 1928 on his famous solo flight from Green, GT, 1952-55, another of England to Australia, and two years Noel’s classmates sent extracts later, Francis Chichester stopped from Noel's father's and uncle’s on his solo flight trying to break war records. James Synnott, Noel’s Hinkler’s record. father, enlisted in Cloncurry in May 1916 and after training arrived in Noel’s Uncle Bartle Synnott enlisted France in November 1917 with the in the Army in 1915, arriving in

8 | The Terracian Australia Day Honours

Written by Mr Rod Campbell influenced my own teaching styles education and classroom-based in a 55-year career in education. I research as I developed post- left Terrace to become an insurance doctoral studies in teaching English clerk in the Government Insurance grammar. Along the way, I have Office, but soon realised that office co-authored 20 books on teaching work was not for me. I had decided grammar and English literacy, used to leave Terrace as the costs for three in teacher education since 2001, and of my family at high school would be in classrooms since 1996. The latest a burden on my family, even though highlight has been the appointment Brother Campbell had offered on Australia Day 2018 as a Member to waive fees. Doc, as he was in the General Division of the Order known, was not one of my teachers, of Australia for significant service to but his influence on education education, particularly to literacy, as in Queensland, and on so many a practitioner, academic and author. teachers, whether his students or not, has been positive and profound. Memories of Terrace for Margaret Congratulations to Old Boy Mr Rod Three nights a week at night and me also include those years Campbell - GT, 1959-60, who was school for three years gained me when our sons were students from awarded the Member of the Order a scholarship to Teachers College 1982-1991. Damien was Captain of of Australia in the recent Australia and a varied career in teaching that the 2nd XI and later played in the 1st Day Honours for significant service has included teaching in primary, XI. Andrew was appointed a Prefect to education, particularly to literacy, secondary and special schools, in 1991. Those years as a parent of as a practitioner, academic and as well as a few years as a school Terrace students introduced me author. The Terracian asked Rod to psychologist. Those years included to another generation of some write some memories of his days almost seven years teaching outstanding teachers at Terrace. at Terrace and his career since students with visual impairment, becoming an Old Boy. mostly as tutor in all of their high school subjects. I spent ten years My memories of St Joseph’s College, training teachers at McAuley Gregory Terrace in 1959 are of College, now the Australian Cathoic classes of fifty students and a place University, and a further 13 years where learning was supported by in the School of Early Childhood at good teaching, insistence on self- Queensland University of Technology. study, and systems of management I specialised in curriculum theory and no longer available to the modern teaching practice in both primary teacher. The Sixer Club of Sub Junior and early childhood education, A in 1959 contained more than a few as well as theory and practice in of Brisbane’s legal fraternity of the literacy education. Developmental last third of the twentieth century. psychology, special education and There were 150 or more students in educational research rounded out a my Junior cohort, and many have broad education as both teacher and made significant contributions to learner. I eventually gained my PhD Australian society in many fields of in 1996, taking 35 years to move from human thought and endeavour. Year 10 to that level. I remember some of my teachers with admiration, and I realise that in In recent years, I have been my two years at Terrace, a few have mentoring teachers in literacy

The Terracian | 9 Liberating lives in Timor-Leste Written by Mr Jarrod Turner

Over the last 20 years, Comunidade With many noteworthy outcomes practices and the national Edmund Rice (CER) has worked resulting, the Christian Brothers curriculum; learning materials for closely with the Edmund Rice have determined that 2018 is a classrooms were provided; effective Foundation Australia (ERFA), logical time to hand over their student evaluation systems for Gregory Terrace and the Terrace work. Some of it will be managed government and parents were Timor Network (TTN) to support by government, some by local and introduced; and teachers were health, education and development international NGOs and some by hired and trained from local projects in Timor-Leste. The the communities themselves. communities, increasing a sense program has worked in the remote of ownership and improving local hill areas of Dili with five village The legacy from this period of economies. A computer training communities, to collaborate and Christian Brothers’ leadership centre was also established and to provide responses to local and Australian donor support students received certificates on needs and the people’s rights to is momentous. Impact includes completion of set tasks. education, health and improved a vocational training centre food security. at Gleno, which is now the full Working in partnership with the responsibility of the government; Government Health Clinic staff, The work undertaken over the a coffee growing project, which CER employed a nurse, mid-wife years has built local capacity and is the full responsibility of local and ambulance drivers, with much has empowered communities coffee farmers; access to water, needed services being provided to to determine their own futures. enabled through partnerships the remote villages. It is a wonderful example of the with local villages which is now effectiveness of partnerships managed by local NGOs; solar TTN, formed in 2005 following resulting in local ownership and power that has been installed in Gregory Terrace’s first immersion autonomy. ERFA extends heartfelt the villages through Inverell Rotary; to Timor-Leste, is comprised of thanks to the Terrace community, and building skills that have been dedicated parents, past-parents TTN and the many wonderful acquired by locals to improve home and friends of the College. On donors who have made significant construction and maintenance. top of the above, they have also contributions to support this work. supported a greeting card-making We would also like to recognise In the area of education, nine Tekas project employing 63 women, the great work of Brothers Dan (pre-schools) and three schools which has provided them with Courtney (founder of CER), Bill have been built, renovated and both income and important social Tynan, Frank Hennessy and Peter maintained in the five villages. engagement in their community. Coe for their outstanding dedication Teachers were provided with More recently, they have also been to the people of Timor-Leste. ongoing training in classroom integral in delivering an intensive

10 | The Terracian agricultural training project and will explore ways to do this into 18 May and the Annual Gala Dinner on growing vanilla for 21 local famers; the future. On behalf of everyone Friday 24 August. with the first highly anticipated at ERFA and the communities in crop due this year. The Kolega Timor-Leste who have received For more information and to book Café, which runs out of the your amazing efforts over the teams/tables, please visit College each Friday morning, years, we thank you. www.erf.org.au/events. supports Timor-Leste coffee sales whilst also allowing students at To hear more about the work that For more information on ERFA’s Terrace to better appreciate the is being done, ERFA welcomes the programs and events, please contact Timor-Leste story. entire Terrace community to attend Donor Relations Manager, Mr Jarrod its Brisbane events in 2018. These Turner on 0481 905 290 or jturner@ We will continue to support the include the inaugural Brisbane Golf edmundrice.org. work in Timor-Leste during 2018 Day at St Lucia Golf Links on Friday

The Terracian | 11 The Terrace Family gives back Eddie’s Van Brisbane and runs the van, a job breakfast, but also about fellowship The Eddie’s Van is owned and she has been doing for the past and communication with those operated by the College and goes 17 years. Denise is an ex-parent less fortunate. It is an important out every morning of the week of Terrace, her son Peter attended lesson for our Year 10 boys to learn with the Year 10 students to feed the College from 1989-95 and and it leaves a lasting impression the homeless of Brisbane. When unfortunately passed away in 1998. on the students. The College is the school holidays come around Denise has maintained close ties to extremely grateful to Stanbroke, Mrs Denise Schellbach steps in as the school ever since. The Eddie’s who generously donate all meat a member of the Rotary Club of Van is not only about providing supplies for the van.

The Year 12s enacting their Lenten commitment with our friends of the Eddie's Van, L-R Jacob Montaner, Harry Krek, Cameron Ball, Eddie Lockyer.

12 | The Terracian Donations to the Terrace Archives The Terrace Museum and Archives have started the year with some wonderful donations from our Old Boys.

Commonwealth Medals

backstroke in record time, Silver in the 200 backstroke and Silver in the 4x100m medley relay.

As a 16 year old, Mark was one of Australia’s youngest ever Gold Medallists and created a milestone as the first Australian to break the minute for the 100m backstroke. Mark represented Australia for the next seven years, collecting over 300 medals including many international championships the Moscow Games, performing Mr Mark Tonelli – GT, 1974-79, and being named Captain of the butterfly in the medley relay. has generously donated his Australian Team. Commonwealth Games medals from the 1974 games held in Thank you to his classmate and Christchurch New Zealand. Mark His ultimate achievement was friend Mr Kevin See - GT, 1966-74 was still a student at Terrace winning a rare Olympic Gold Medal for delivering the medals to the when he competed in the games for Australia as a member of the Museum. and won Gold in the 100 metres famous “Gold, Gold, Gold” race at

“Terrace II” After hanging from the ceiling in also significant as Terrace secured for the past 90 years. the games room at the home of the boatshed located in New Farm, Mr Ron O’Brien - GT, 1953-58, for which became the home of Terrace Thank you to both Mark and Ron for several years, the “Terrace II” has Rowing until its move to Tennyson. their generous donations and the returned to the College to hang in Ron and his wife have downsized opportunity to preserve history and the College Museum. and donated the boat to the add to the story that makes Terrace Terrace Museum. what it is today. Ron was a member of ‘The Eight’ in 1958 and rowed in the “Terrace Rowing began at Terrace in 1928, II” to secure second place at the and although it stopped for a short Head of the River. The year was period, it has been a favourite sport

The Terracian | 13 First day at Terrace - 22 January 2018

14 | The Terracian The Terracian | 15 Culture An Oscar nomination for Josh Lawson

Terrace Old Boy, Josh Lawson, GT, film festivals and won the AACTA. Los Angeles and appears in the 1991-98, was nominated for the Lawson both directed and acted in US series House of Lies. He has also Best Live Action Short Film Oscar the movie. appeared in Hoges a miniseries for his latest short film The Eleven based on Paul Hogan. Lawson O’Clock. Lawson says the movie is “a timely also wrote and directed the film The piece that has found resonance in Little Death. The film was written as a play the current political climate”. by Lawson 13 years ago for For more information you can read Sydney’s Short and Sweet theatre Unfortunately, Josh and Derin lost the article as it appeared in the competition. Producer Derin Seale out on the Oscar to The Silent Child. Sydney Morning Herald: h t t p : // has now turned that play into a Josh's tweet on the night indicated www.smh.com.au/entertainment/ short film. The comedy is about that was happy for the opportunity movies/crushed-by-emotion-josh- a patient who arrives for his 11 to be a part of the celebrations. lawson-on-his-oscar-nomination- o’clock appointment convinced he for-the-eleven-oclock-20180124- is a psychiatrist. The movie has Lawson is currently filming the h0nhy8.html already won accolade at various movie Best Worst Weekend Ever in

Josh Lawson and Damon Herriman in the Oscar nominated short film The Eleven O’Clock

16 | The Terracian Sport Congratulations to our Terrace sportsmen both past and present for their achievements.

Tom Lucas - GT, 2006-10. Tom has been named in the Oscar Sullivan - GT, 2013-17. Oscar won the National Rugby Sevens squad to compete at the Commonwealth All Schools Championship for Javelin in Adelaide in Games on the Gold Coast. Tom also captained the November 2017. Australian Men’s Sevens team to play in Vancouver in March.

Samuel Smeaton (Year 12), Lachlan Steains (Year 11) and Dominic Thompson (Year 12), pictured above, won Silver at the Queensland State Schools Championships for Water Polo in Riley Kelly - GT, 2008-15. Riley is a student a very close game, which came down to a penalty shot in the athlete on the UCLA (University of California, Los end. Lachlan has been selected in the Queensland Schoolboys Angeles) academic cross country team. In 2017 state team. he made his freshman debut at the Columbia Quinn Reiger (Year 7) made the nationals team for Water Polo East West Challenge and won academic and will travel to Canberra in April. acclaim for his cumulative GPA.

The Terracian | 17 The Great Public Schools' Association of Queensland officially launches GPS100: a year-long Centenary celebration

forward and consider how GPS may Young Australian of the Year for evolve and develop over the next 2016, Nicholas Marchesi (GT, 2011), one hundred years, and beyond. gave an inspirational history- maker’s address along with his GPS100 launch event colleague, David Tubb (GT, 2010) The Centenary celebrations were about the power of opportunity officially launched at a special and contribution, reflecting on opening ceremony on 19 March and their services to the homeless with held at Nudgee College, hosted by Orange Sky Laundry. International GPS Association Chairman for 2018 cricketer and Queensland’s Written by Ms Zoe Morgan and Nudgee College Principal, Mr all-time leading wicket-taker, In 2018, the Great Public Schools Peter Fullagar. Michael Kasprowicz (BSHS, 1989) Association of Queensland (GPS) spoke about the power of taking reaches a special milestone. A number of Terrace Gentlemen ownership of your own destiny. This year marks 100 years of the joined with students from all nine- spirit of fellowship, competition member schools at the launch, A Centenary Flag was given to and creativity that enriches the alongside Dr Michael Carroll, staff each school, celebrating the community of students, Old Boys, and current GTOBA President Mr rivalry, passion and fellowship that parents, staff and friends across Joe Tooma. The launch set the is garnered among supporters the nine member schools – a global tone for the Centenary – providing at every GPS school, and powers community that extends far beyond inspiration for the boys to bring the performances of a lifetime. the school gates. back and share with the wider Joe Tooma proudly accepted Terrace Family, in the spirit of commemorative GPS Centenary Throughout 2018, we will honour fellowship. pins, which have been gifted to the best of GPS’s rich history; reflect each student to wear throughout on the myriad of achievements and GPS 'history makers' shared the year. celebrate the spirt of fellowship their individual experiences and that has made GPS 100 years offered the assembled audience The event concluded with the strong. The Centenary also offers inspiration and encouragement. premiere of the GPS100 movie an exceptional opportunity to look Gregory Terrace Old Boy and trailer 100 Years Strong. The full

18 | The Terracian movie - GPS Life in a Day - will be the highlight of the Centenary year and will be made by students and Old Boys throughout the Centenary year. The movie will debut in September – to mark the actual foundation date of the Association. To view the trailer, visit the College’s YouTube page: https://youtu.be/SlGsNEs4whA

The College looks forward to celebrating the one hundred years of extraordinary commitment, resilience, courage, healthy competition, support, pride and fellowship that have helped make GPS 100 years strong.

The Terracian | 19 Terrace Flashback

To celebrate the GPS 100 the Flashback for April looks back at some sporting memories over the past 100 years. The benefits of participation in sport and culture have been recognised at Terrace since the College opened its doors 143 years ago. Many of our Old Boys have learnt the benefits of being a well-rounded gentleman through participation in the GPS competition.

1914 – Terrace Australian Rugby Union representatives 1930 – The very dapper tennis team. standing outside College Hall.

1929 - Shot put practice in the school yard 1940 – The cross country runners did not let a small thing like a barbed wire fence get in their way.

20 | The Terracian 1960 – A clash of the greats and a history of rugby rivalry. Terrace vs Nudgee College.

1974 – The Terrace gymnasts show off their skills 1986 – The GPS competitions always draw big crowds outside College Hall. of supporters – war cries fill the air creating an exciting atmosphere.

St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace invites you to the

unveiling and blessing of the Honour Board and Museum Exhibition dedicated to our

RSVP Ms Bianca Anderson Where 10am | Friday 1 June 2018 | College Hall Phone 07 3214 5259 Dress Lounge Suit Email [email protected] Refreshments Morning tea provided Guests are encouraged to wear their medals

The Terracian | 21 Annual report of donors 2017

On behalf of all Foundation Board program continues as a successful (since 2014). I acknowledge Mrs Directors, I wish to thank each of outreach program, currently Lea Walker-Franks, Director of our 927 donors listed in this annual providing boys with the opportunity Development/Foundation General report for providing a gift to our to receive a Terrace education that Manager, Mr Adam Read, Business boys through the Building and/or otherwise would not be possible. Manager/Co-Secretary and Bursary Fund as either a rolling Mrs Carol Stephens, Foundation Some significant changes pledge, or an annual gift. Last year Administration Officer for their occurred throughout 2017, was another successful year raising dedicated and meticulous work particularly around developing $1 566 677 for our College, thanks throughout the year. I also wish to a new approach to nurturing our to the generosity of the Terrace thank my fellow Directors for their Family. All gifts, large or small, culture of philanthropy and with support and contribution in making either as a rolling pledge, or an the launch of the ‘$10m+ Join the 2017 another successful year for annual gift support generations of Journey Campaign’ in March. By the Foundation. Terracians – thank you. the end of 2017 there had been 12 'Principal’s Receptions' resulting in Lastly, thank you for ‘joining the Your support is greatly valued the generation of $1 916 560 in new journey’ in building Terrace’s future and sincerely appreciated together. pledges which are to be banked on because every boy benefits. average over the next five years. The following grants were made in 2017; $265 000 towards the Last year saw the cessation of two Mr Damian Wright (GT 1983) Student Wellbeing Centre and Foundation Directors who I wish Gregory Terrace $304 000 to the Bursary Fund, to thank for their commitment to Foundation Chair which fully funded the College various Foundation aspects over Bursary program providing a the years – Mr Simon Keyser (since bursary to 23 young men. The 2012) and Mr Brendan Menegazzo

Building work in progress as the old makes way for the new Student Wellbeing Centre

22 | The Terracian From the College Principal

The remarkable support in 2017 It is also wonderful to see that our (GT 1993), Mrs Mary Macuga, demonstrates that the Gregory list of donors represents support Ms Christine Maher, Mr Brendan Terrace Foundation continues from all corners of the Terrace Menegazzo (retired), Dr Tony Mills its role of nurturing our culture Family - parents, Old Boys and (GT 1986), Mrs Andrea Splatt, Br Ted of philanthropy to fund various friends of the College. Gifts assist Walker; Director of Development/ developments at the College. us to remain true to our founder’s Foundation General Manager Mrs A spirit of philanthropy has not vision as a successful educational Lea Walker-Franks, Mr Adam Read, only been a significant part of institution in the physical sense of Business Manager/Co-Secretary Terrace's history; it is at the heart ‘bricks and mortar’ and through the and Administration Officer Mrs of who we are. As a testimony to College Bursary program, which Carol Stephens. the staggering generosity of the opens ‘doors of opportunity’ – both I would like to acknowledge each Terrace Family, the $10m+ Join aspects support boys to be the best donor for helping secure the very the Journey Campaign has now that they can be. foundations of Terrace in many reached $8 113 603, which truly ways. amazes me. Families honouring I would like to thank the Board their pledges meant that the Chair Mr Simon Keyser (retired), College was able to receive a grant Deputy Chair Mr Damian Wright (GT of $1.62m from the Foundation at 1983), and Directors Mr Justin Byrne Dr Michael Carroll the Red and Black Cocktail Party (GT 1988), Mr John Clifford, Mrs College Principal (see page 26 for more details). Louise Griffin, Mr Anthony Joseph

The 2018 Foundation Board L-R: Mrs Lea Walker-Franks, Br Ted Walker, Mr Adam Read, Mr Justin Byrne, Ms Chrisine Maher, Dr Michael Carroll, Dr Tony Hills (GT 1986), Mrs Mary Macuga, Mr John Clifford, Mr Damian Wright (GT 1983), Mrs Andrea Splatt, Mr David Stirling (GT 1965) Absent: Mr Anthony Joseph (GT 1993), Mrs Louise Griffin

The Terracian | 23 Thank you to our donors

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24 | The Terracian Mr J & Mrs C Dillon Dr J Fraser & Ms K Murphy Mr A & Mrs K Henebery Mr T & Mrs R Kefu Mr M V Dinh & Mrs T T Vo Mr P & Mrs L Fraser Mr S & Mrs C Hennessy Mr D & Mrs S Kelly Mr S & Mrs M Dixon Mr J Fraser & Mrs M Lim-Fraser Mr P & Mrs H Hicks Mr D & Mrs L Kelly Ms D Dizon Mr J Fredericks Mr A & Mrs S Hiley Mrs R Kelly Mr H Do & Mrs D Nguyen Mr M & Mrs E Fredericks Dr D & Mrs N Hill Mr M & Mrs D Kelly Mr H & Mrs N Doan Mr K Freer Mr S Hiller & Ms C Piccolo Mr D & Mrs K Kelly Dr P & Mrs A Dollar Mr R & Mrs M Fury Mr M & Mrs M Hiller Mr N & Mrs J Kennedy Mr P & Mrs M Donaldson Mr JV & Mrs K Gallagher Mr G & Mrs A Hinchy Mr I & Mrs K Kennedy Mr D J Dougan Mr J & Mrs B Gallagher Mr J & Mrs J Hindmarsh Mr S & Mrs R Kennedy Mr RH Douglas Mr W & Mrs S Gallagher Mr & Mrs W R Hinz Dr M & Mrs M Keogh Mrs R Douglas Dr R & Mrs P Galloway Mr J & Mrs X Hniopek Mr W & Mrs P Keogh Dr S & Mrs K Drew Mr G & Mrs M Galt Mr S & Mrs M Ho Mr W & Mrs A Kerby Mr C & Mrs K Druve Mr J & Mrs K Gambaro Mr M & Mrs S Hobson Senator C & Mrs E Ketter Mr M & Mrs T Duffy Dr G & Mrs B Gamboa Mr J and Mrs E Hoeft Ms F Keyes Mr B & Mrs S Duffy Mr B & Mrs B Ganim Mr D & Mrs N Hoffmann Mr S & Mrs A Keyser Mr T J & Mrs B M Dutton Mr E & Mrs R Garcia Mr M & Mrs J Hogan Dr A & Dr K Khoo Dr M & Mrs M Dwyer The Gardiner Family Foundation Mr B & Mrs L Hogan Mr G & Mrs N Kiley Mr S & Mrs J Dyer Dr Z & Mrs L Gaspar Hon. J J Hogg Dr M & Mrs D Killen Dr G Eather & Ms C Jessop Mr G Gentile & Dr A Moane Mr M & Mrs H Hohn Mr C & Mrs R King Mr M & Mrs J Eaton Mr J & Mrs S George Mr K & Mrs J Holyoak Mr P & Mrs T King Koi Mr A & Mrs S Edmonds Mr J Gibb & Ms K Trajer Dr G Hopkins & Ms R Moore Mr D & Mrs P Kinnane Mr R & Mrs D Egan Mr B & Mrs L Gibbs Mr D & Mrs F Hopkins Mr M & Mrs T Kinsey Mr R & Mrs K Eglinton Mr A & Mrs J Gillies Mr H R Hopkinson Mr A Kirk & Ms L Flynn Mr P & Mrs I Ellis Mr T Gleeson & Mrs J Hull Mr & Mrs P Horchner Mr J & Mrs H Kirk Mr & Mrs J D Erzetich Mr S & Mrs C Godbold Mr P Horsburgh Mr P & Mrs L Klemenc Mr M & Mrs K J Esler Mr B & Mrs M Gooch Mrs S Horvath Mr T Knight Mr D & Mrs J Ebzery Dr P & Mrs H Good Mr J & Mrs K House Mr G & Mrs J Knight Dr C Fairley & Ms S O'Neill Mr S & Mrs J Gordon Mr C & Mrs J Hubbard Mr S & Mrs N Koce Mr P & Mrs K Fairweather Ms C Gordon Mr J & Mrs C Hughes Mr R Kolakowski & Ms M Drozd Dr A & Mrs R Falconer Mr G & Mrs H Gouveia Mr P & Mrs L Hughes Mr S & Mrs T Kosanic Dr Z Fang & Dr C Cheung Mr I & Mrs T Grambower Mr M & Mrs A Hunter Dr R Krek & Ms I Gambaro Mr M & Mrs K Farrell Mr P & Mrs J Graw Mr C & Mrs M Hurst Mrs A Kriewaldt Mr S & Mrs C Farrell Mr C Gray & Ms E Van Riet-Gray Mr B & Mrs K Huston Mr D & Mrs N Kruysmulder Mr R & Mrs M Fenech Mr C J Green Mr K & Mrs J Hyams Mr J Laboo & Ms T Tomassetti Mr G Ferguson & Ms S Briscoe Mr D Greer & Ms B Allan-Greer Mr P F Hyde Mr P Lamont Mr B & Mrs R Ferguson Mr M W Griffin Hyundai Motor Company Aus Mr A & Mrs M Lane Mr F Ferro Mr D & Mrs L Griffin Mr M & Mrs P Ilott Mr B & Mrs M J Lang Mr R & Mrs D Fidler Mr A & Mrs L Grigson Mr I Innes & Ms J Hagenson Mr D & Mrs P Langley Mr B & Mrs H Finegan Mr A Ha & Dr L Vu Mr A & Mrs J Isaac Mr D & Mrs T Lardner Mr W Fischer & Ms J Fletcher Mr P W Hackett & Ms S Kelly Mr A & Mrs J Italia Dr P & Mrs J Larsen Mr R S Fitchew Mr D & Mrs S Hackett Mr S & Mrs C Jansz Mr & Mrs M Lattanzi Dr B Fitzgerald & Dr M Mr T G & Mrs N L Hackett Mr M & Mrs H Jap Dr P & Mrs S L Lau Mungomery Mr M & Mrs K Hackett Mr D & Mrs M Jardine Mr B & Mrs M Lawrence Mr B & Mrs P Flannery Ms J Hagemann Mr M Jarvis & Ms S Wilson Mr B & Ms F Lawrence Mr M & Mrs R Fludder Dr J Hall Mr P J Jeffers Mr L Stone & Mrs A Lawson Mr S & Mrs S Flynn Mr J M & Mrs E A Hancock Mr M & Mrs L Jennings Mr J & Mrs E Lawson Mr L A Fodor Mr S Hang & Mrs S Lin Mr M Jessop Mr P & Mrs P Lazzarini Mr M J Fogarty Mr E D Hansen Dr L & Mrs J Jesuthasan Mr C & Mrs M Le Mr P A & Mrs R Foran Mr K Hansen Mr A Johns & Ms N Dettl Mr J le Goullon Mr J M Foran Mr C & Mrs H Hanson Mr M & Mrs P Johnson Mr D & Mrs B Leach Mr A & Mrs J Forbes Mr R & Mrs N Hardcastle Mr D & Mrs T Johnston Mr M Leader & Ms J Sutton Mr L & Mrs D Forbes Mr J Harper & Ms E Moon Mr B & Mrs R Jones Mr F Lee & Ms O Salim Mr R & Mrs N Ford Mr T L Harrington Mr P Jorgensen Mr P & Mrs R Lee Mr J & Mrs T Ford Mr P & Mrs K Harris Mr M & Mrs M Josephson Ms N Lee Mr M Forrest & Ms N McHugh Mr M Harris & Ms C Millington Dr J & Dr K Joyce Mr L & Mrs K Leech Dr B & Mrs A-L Forster Mr J A & Mrs L Harrison Mr V & Mrs J Kartelo Mr J & Mrs M Lees Mr M & Mrs M Forster Mr S & Mrs J Hatton Mr R Kasch Mr M Lester & Mrs T Chan Mr S & Mrs C Foster Mr C Haywood & Mrs T North Mr A & Mrs A Keating Mr A A Leutenegger Mr S & Mrs A Fowler Ms J Heath Mr M Keating AO Mr D & Mrs B Lewin Mr M & Mrs M Foxlee Mr M & Mrs A Hedditch Mr D & Mrs S Keatinge Mr J & Mrs A Lewis Mr L & Mrs C Franzmann Dr E & Dr T Heffernan Mr J & Mrs H Keegan Mr M & Dr F Lillicrap

The Terracian | 25 Dr R & Mrs S Lim Mr L & Ms M McGrath Mr F & Mrs D Nardone Mr G J & Mrs M A Platz Dr M & Mrs R Lincoln Mr J & Mrs D McHugh Mr R & Mrs C Nash Dr V & Mrs R Podesta Mr N & Mrs K Lindsay Mr G McInally & Ms E Gambaro Mr J & Mrs K Naughton Ms S Pointing Mr E & Mrs C Ling Mr D McInerney Mr P & Mrs T Navratil Mr M & Mrs L Pollard Mr P Little & Ms C Giudice Dr V McIntosh Mr S & Mrs S Neill Mr A M Pomerenke Mr N & Mrs A Little Dr W & Mrs P McIntosh Mr A & Mrs J Newcomb Mr A & Mrs N Porteous Mr J & Mrs T Lo Grande Mr R & Mrs B McIntyre Mr G Newton & Ms J Evans Mr S & Mrs E Porter Mr P & Mrs M Loch Mr B & Mrs N McKeering Mr S & Mrs K Newton Mr T & Mrs S Poteri Mr S & Mrs J Lockyer Mr L & Mrs F McKeering Mr T & Mrs S Nguyen Mr D & Mrs L Power Mr B & Mrs S Long Mr & Mrs J McLaughlin Dr M & Dr A Nissen Mr A Power & Dr F Thomson Mr C & Mrs K Long Mr J McLaughlin Mr G & Mrs E Noonan Mr J & Mrs J Power Mr W & Mrs S Loos Mr I & Mrs K McLean Mr G & Mrs B Norris Mr P & Mrs B Pozzi Dr W Lukin & Dr L Medoro Mr G & Mrs V McLeod Mr L & Mrs E Nottingham Mr D & Mrs N Pratt Mr R Lumbanradja & Mrs R Mr S & Mrs A McMahon Mr JM & Mrs BH Noud Mr D & Mrs K Prentis Randa Mr D & Mrs L McNamara Mr C & Mrs A Nugent Mr P Previtera & Ms C Gooley Dr D & Dr J Lunn Mr G & Ms C McSwiggan Mr M Nutt Dr C Pulle Mr G & Mrs J Lynch Mr C & Mrs J Mee Mr P & Mrs H O'Brien Mr R & Mrs A Quinn Dr K & Mrs N Macgroarty Mr B Menegazzo Mr M & Mrs K O'Brien Mr T & Mrs D Rabbitt Mr T & Mrs M Macuga Mr D & Mrs K Merlo Dr J & Mrs D O'Callaghan His Hon Judge M & Mrs M Mr C & Mrs M Macuga Mr D & Mrs A Merrett Mr N & Mrs J O'Connell Rackemann Mr N & Mrs S Madden Ms K Meulman Mr D A O'Farrell Dr P & Mrs L Ralston Mr B & Dr P Maguire Mr G & Mrs M-A Migotto Dr D & Ms L O'Hare Mr D Ramsay Mr D & Mrs E Maher Mr M & Mrs K Mikkola Mr N & Mrs S O'Hare Mr B & Mrs C Rankin Mr P & Mrs A Malanos Dr K Miles & Ms J Davis-Miles Dr G D Ohlrich Dr I & Mrs C Rapchuk Mr J Malone Mr M & Mrs S Millard Mr S & Mrs C O'Kane Mr C & 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McCracken Mr T & Mrs M Munn Mr M & Mrs V Pennisi Pakhomov Mr B & Mrs J McDonald Mr R & Mrs K Murdoch Ms K Perkins Mr J & Mrs M Rush Mr L & Mrs M McDonald Mr G A Murphy Mr & Mrs J Perrins Mr P Rush Mr R & Mrs S McDonald Mr & Mrs L T Murphy Mr P Perry & Ms K Campbell Mr S Russell & Ms P Mahony- Mr R & Mrs K McDonald Mr P & Mrs S Murphy Dr P & Mrs R Pfaender Russell Mr K E McDonough Mr L Murphy & Ms C Hargraves Professor P D Phelan Mrs P Russell Mr D D McDonough Mr D Murphy Dr F Phillips & Ms E O'Callaghan Mr A & Mrs M Russell Mr W P McElwaine Mr P & Mrs G Murphy Mr D & Mrs T Phillips Mr R Rutledge & Dr S Nunn Mr L McElwaine & Mrs N Kelly Mr P & Mrs B Murphy Mr N & Mrs A Pickering Mr T J Ryan & Ms C Giust Mrs G McFarlane Mr D & Mrs R Murphy Ms A Pickering Mr R & Mrs F Ryan Mr P & Mrs R McGahon Dr N Musgrave & Dr A Connor Mr S Pincus & Ms F Morgante Mr W G Ryan & Ms M W Brown Mr S & Mrs A McGeever Mr N & Mrs M Nahas Mr R & Mrs G Piunti Mr M & Mrs K Ryan Mr P & Mrs R McGlade Mr M & Mrs S Nair Mr G Platt & Ms J Ponniah Mrs S Ryan

26 | The Terracian Mr L & Mrs T Ryan Mr A Stockdale & Ms T Larkin Mr S & Mrs M Vitelli Mr B & Mrs C Ryan Dr S & Dr F Storey Dr T & Dr N Vivian Mr J & Mrs K Saina Mr W & Mrs J Strange Dr M Voltz & Dr A Bampton Mr A & Mrs Y Salter Dr M & Mrs M Stretton Mr C Vose & Ms N Stevenson Mr R & Mrs J Samut Mr C & Mrs G Strollo Mr H Vu & Mrs C Nguyen Mr A & Mrs S Sargent Mr T Sullivan & Dr N Simanowsky Mr A G Wadeson Mr P & Mrs H Savage Mr J & Mrs G Sullivan Mr D Wadley & Mrs E Bickle Dr G & Mrs N Scalia Mr J J Sully Mr D & Mrs E Waite Mr D Schofield Dr J & Mrs J Synott Mr D & Mrs G Waldie Mr P & Mrs L Schoutrop Mr A Tacey & Ms A Hansen-Tacey Mrs L Walker-Franks & Mr P Franks Mr N & Mrs J Scoglio Dr F Tan & Mrs N Berrell Mr D & Mrs R Wallace Mr D & Ms C Scotney Mr C & Mrs B Tanner Mr & Mrs M Waller Mr C & Mrs A Scott Mr J & Mrs T Tarabay Mr D & Mrs D Walsh Mr D Scott & Ms A Eastgate Mr G & Mrs D Tate Mr J Walsh & Ms D Stark Mr K & Mrs T-M Scrogings Mr S & Mrs K Taylor Mr K & Mrs N Walters Mr E Scuderi & Ms C Maher Mr K Taylor & Ms VC Starr Mr M Walters OAM & Mrs B Walters Mr P Scuderi & Ms A Savill Mr L Taylor Mr A & Mrs S Ward Mr G & Dr M Seawright Mr M & Mrs E Taylor Mr P & Mrs M Watson Mr M Sedawi Mr P Teahan & Ms J Barnes Mr D & Mrs C Watt Mr G & Ms A-M See Mr J Tenison-Woods Mr W & Mrs A Watt Mr S & Mrs K Seefeld Terrace Old Boys' Association. Mr A & Mrs D Weeden Mr O & Mrs A Sela Mr A & Mrs A Tew Mr M & Mrs S Weidinger Mr O Self & Ms A MacGinley Mr M & Dr A Thomas Dr P & Mrs M Weinrauch Mr C & Mrs P Senanayake Mr M & Mrs K Thompson Mr P & Mrs L Weir Mr M Seymour & Mrs L Murray Ms O Thompson Mr E & Mrs T Welgampola Mr M & Mrs L Shackleton Dr M Thompson Mr N & Mrs S Wenck Dr M & Dr J Sharkey Mr K & Mrs J Thompson Westpac Group Mr B & Dr J Sharpe Mr S & Ms D Thompson Mr C & Mrs A White Mr J & Mrs P Sheahan Dr M Thorpe & Ms C Clifford Mr A & Mrs A Whitta Mr D C & Mrs F R Sheehan Mr N & Mrs K Thurecht Mr K & Mrs S Whittaker Mr R & Mrs M Sheehan Mr C Tidswell & Ms M Mitchell Mr K & Mrs V Wick Mr T & Mrs E Sheehan Mr M & Mrs A Timm Mr W J & Mrs B J Wilde Mr J J Sheehan Mr M & Mrs C Timms Mr S Wilkie & Mrs S Formica-Wilkie Mr T J Sherman Mr S & Mrs K Tollenaere Mr C & Mrs T Wilkins Mr P J Shields Mr P A Toohey Mr D William & Mrs G Wijesingh Mr R & Mrs P Siao Mr J Tooma & Ms J Manners Dr E S Williams Mr R & Mrs K Siddle Mr P & Mrs N Torbey Mr G Williams AO QC Dr J & Mrs S Sidhu Mr L A & Mrs M Torrisi Mr T Williams & Ms S Goleby Dr P Silvey Mr P Toscano Williams Mr J & Mrs D Simmonds Mr S & Mrs C Tosoni Mr B & Mrs T Williamson Mr L Simpson & Ms N Quinn Mr N & Mrs A Tracey Mr A Galt & Ms S Willmer Dr K Sims & Prof S Brauer Mr G & Mrs A Tracey Mr A & Mrs V Wilson Mr J & Mrs B Sinclair Mr B Q Tran & Ms S Le Dr B & Mrs D Wilson-Boyd Mr K Singh & Ms B Kaur Mr P Travers & Ms R Walker Mr M & Mrs M Winks Mr H & Mrs S Sivo Mr & Mrs R Tucker Mr M & Mrs A Woelders Mr B Slack & Ms S O'Shea Mr VP Tunn Mr M & Mrs J Wolton Mr T & Mrs F Slevin Mr J & Mrs R Tunney Dr A & Mrs C Wong Mr M & Mrs M Smith Mr J & Mrs M Turner Drs M & N Wood Mr P & Mrs D Smith Mr I & Mrs C Turton Dr D J Woodland Mr J & Mrs S Smith Mr P Tuton Mr D & Mrs V Woolcott Mr P & Mrs L Snell Mrs J Rose Mr G & Mrs T Wray Mr M & Mrs V Spicer Mr W H Tutt Mr A & Mrs L Wren Mr & Mrs K M Splatt Dr S & Ms R Tweedy Mr D & Mrs M Wright Mr S A Sponza Mr M Tynan Mr N & Mrs B Xavier Mr P Spork & Ms C Howard Mr J Tyquin & Ms M Howard Mr M Ye & Ms L Lu Dr R & Mrs K Stafford Mr C & Mrs J Tyquin Mr D & Mrs Y Yem Dr C Staib & Ms S Gray Mr B & Mrs B Vacher Dr J & Mrs D Younger Mr P J Staunton Mr C & Mrs F Van Balen Ms B Zerba Mr C & Mrs J Steains Mr G & Mrs F Vedelago Mr J Zhu & Ms Y Chen Mr T & Mrs C Stevens Mr M & Mrs T Venus Plus 56 anonymous donors Mr N & Mrs A Stiles Dr V Vasudevan & Dr D Mr D & Mrs A Stirling Balasubramanian

The Terracian | 27 Red and Black Cocktail Party

Over 650 guests enjoyed the Gregory Terrace Foundation Red and Black Cocktail Party on 3 March at Gambaro Hotel. As part of our new approach to nurturing our culture of philanthropy, this social event celebrated all supporters and whilst not raising funds on the night, the highly anticipated announcement was a grant of $162 000 to the College. Of this, $1.3m is assisting with the Student Wellbeing Centre currently under construction and $320 000 is fully funding 23 boys through the College Bursary program due to tax deductible donations from across the Terrace Family – Thank you!

28 | The Terracian The Terracian | 29 GTOBA President

On behalf of the Gregory Terrace towards healing, reconciliation and day on Friday 15 June at Victoria Old Boys’ Association I express ongoing redress. We pray that the Park and the GTOBA Annual my heartfelt thanks to Dr Carroll Terrace Family has found a new Dinner on Saturday 11 August at for the public acknowledgment voice in laying stronger foundations the Norman Hotel. Encourage and apology he gave at the for support, re-connection, inclusion your colleagues to join the fun and GTOBA Annual Mass on Sunday and ongoing care for all who have make up a golf four or take a table 11 February 2018 for any historic suffered in this way….”. at the dinner, which will both be sexual abuse of Terrace students, exceptional events and great value some dead, some still alive, some too. The GTOBA Committee’s aim unknown. continues to connect with as many Terrace Old Boys as possible, and The GTOBA looks forward to a I quote Dr Carroll in part: “...Today this year specifically, to establish a strong and positive year ahead and we directly acknowledge the fact support and assistance program to we hope to see many Old Boys and that young people in our school were offer help to those in need. members of the Terrace Family at betrayed in their adolescence where the various events held throughout they had every expectation of and the year. On Friday 23 March at the Wests needed nurturing and protection. For Rugby Club more than 150 Old this we apologise... Boys from as far back as 1953 and Mr Joe Tooma (GT 1973) as recently as 2017 got together GTOBA President ...we directly acknowledge the for a hugely enjoyable night at the sadness, grief and sense of loss President’s Drinks. Thank you for felt by victims, especially when the such a great turn out. perpetrator was loved and trusted by our young people and their families. To those who could not make that For this we apologise.… event, we missed you. Please make …. sincerely in the hope that it is seen sure that you save the dates in your as a significant and necessary step diary for the Gregory Terrace Golf

30 | The Terracian GTOBA Events President's Drinks, Five Year Reunion and Class Reunion 1952-60

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TLG Fashion Parade Vintage Terracians 1973 - 45 Year Reunion 7 September Morning Tea Saturday 11 August | 6pm Brisbane City Hall 9 November | 10am Norman Hotel College Hall Coordinator: Joe Tooma Timor Friendship Day 11 August Br Barry Buckley Breakfast 1998 – 20 Year Reunion Tennyson TBC Coordinator Dan Barry Brisbane City Hall GTOBA Events 1968 - 50 Year Reunion Saturday 8 September | 6pm Sydney Vintage Terracians GTOBA Reunions Afternoon Tea College Hall 18 May | 3-4.30pm 1988 - 30 Year Reunion Coordinator: John McGrath Sydney Event Saturday 28 July | 6pm 2008 - 10 Year Reunion 18 May | 5.30-7.30pm Paddo Tavern Friday 19 October | 5.30pm Coordinators: Ryan O'Hanlon Venue TBC Career Expo and Tony Curtis 22 May | 5.15-7pm Coordinators: Michael Tynan Gregory Terrace and Kegan Scherf 1978 - 40 Year Reunion Saturday 28 July | 6pm Golf Day 1958 - 60 Year Reunion College Hall 15 June | 10.30am Friday 9 November | 12pm Coordinators: Robert Gregg, Matt Brisbane Golf Club The Vine Restaurant, New Farm Brannelly and Peter Torbey Coordinator: Ross Clarke Back to Tennyson 11 August | 8am 2003 - 15 Year Reunion 1963 - 55 Year Reunion Tennyson Saturday 11 August | 6pm Friday 9 November | Venue TBA Blackbird Bar and Grill Coordinators: Ross Pitt and Annual Dinner Dr Michael O'Shea 11 August | 7pm 1993 - 25 Year Reunion Blackbird Bar and Grill Saturday 11 August | 6pm Norman Hotek San Francisco Event Coordinators: Anthony Joseph All welcome and Andrew Sexton 30 September | 12-4pm 1983 - 35 Year Reunion New York Event Saturday 11 August | 6pm All welcome Norman Hotel 6 October | 5pm Coordinator: Luke Murphy

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Everyone who walks through the gates of St Joseph’s College is rewarded by a tradition of excellence. Similarly, Hyundai would like to reward all St Joseph’s College associates. Which is why Hyundai will donate $250 to the St Joseph’s College Bursary Program for every Hyundai purchased by a parent, student, or friend of St Joseph’s College. Hyundai have also proudly donated the Eddie’s Van to help the disadvantaged members of the Brisbane community. For more information, please contact Martin Him at [email protected] or call 0409 714 601.