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Princes Men Forever Prince Alfred College Chronicle 2011 princes men forever CHRONICLE 2011 PRINCE ALFRED COLLEGE Preparatory SCHOOL 1911–2011 Designed and printed by Peacock Publications Thank you to those who helped in the production of the Chronicle 2011: Festival City Photography and Mr Grant Woolmore for the majority of the photos. To view all formal College photos, please visit www.festivalphoto.com.au and also www.woolmoretrading.com.au Special thanks to Sally O’Connor of Peacock Publications and Kaye Leaker for her tireless effort. inspiring excellence solid foundations and strong traditions take us from the past to the future page 3 Contents Prince Alfred College 4 The Preparatory School 27 The Middle School 55 The Senior School 71 Parents & Friends 143 Foundation 144 Old Collegians 146 The School List 173 page 4 The College Council Prince Alfred College Foundation Moderator of the Rev R E S Williams President Dr J L Young Uniting Church in Australia, Presbytery Headmaster Mr K R Tutt & Synod of S.A. Treasurer Mr J Wilson Chairman Dr B J Tidswell Executive Officer Mr D F Cornish Deputy Chairman Mr J S Keeves Representative Dr R J Hall Secretary Mrs F L Michell of PAOCA Treasurer Mr D T Sanders Representative Dr W M Benson of Trustees and Dr C F A Dibden Headmaster Mr K R Tutt Governors Mr J S Keeves Members Prof N G Bean Representative Mrs S Aretzis Dr T J Cooper AM of Fellows Mr A L Chapman Mr J I Harry Mr H G P Chapman Dr D Lesicar Mr R F Hockney Ms K J Tierney Representatives A D Branch Rev G Vawser of Members Mr R J Greenslade Mr N Heard Mrs B Parish By invitation Mr T Ashdown The College Executive L-R: Steve Clohesy, Tony Ashdown, Peter Karamoshos, Terry Learmonth, Nick de Dear, Kevin Tutt, Steve Bacon, Neil Andary The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff page 5 The Staff Headmaster Mr K R Tutt (1998), B.A., Grad.Dip.Ed. Head of Mr T Agnew (2006) B.A. (Hons) (Flinders), (Curtin), Grad.Dip.Ed. Studies, M.Ed. (Edith Boarding Grad.Dip.Ed. M.Ed. Studies Cowan), MACE, MACEL Deputy Head Mr M Dell’Oro (2006), Dip.T., B.Ed., M.Ed. Head of the Mr Nicholas de Dear (2009) BA (Melb) Senior School (UWA), MACEL Senior School Grad. (Dip Ed Melb) MA (Deakin) MEd (La Trobe) MACEL Deputy Head Mr B C Muzik (2003), B. Sc., Grad.Dip.Ed., Middle School Grad.Dip.Sc. (Computing Science Head of the Mr P Karamoshos (2002), B.Sc. (Monash), (Wollongong) Middle School Dip.Ed. Deputy Head Mr S Watt (2009), B.Teach (University of SA) Head of the Mr N Andary (2004) B Ed (Hons) (UniSA) Preparatory Preparatory School School Dean of Studies Mr R Bruford (2004), B.Sc. (Hons) (Brighton Chaplain Rev M Dickens Dip. P.S., B.Th., B.A Senior School University UK), PGCE (Brunel University, (Aboriginal Studies), M.Soc.Sci (Counselling) (Semester 1) United Kingdom), Cert. Ed. (Leadership and Management), MACE, MACEL, M.Ed Director of Mr T Ashdown (2007) (Education Leadership) (Flinders University) Community Relations Acting Mrs A Agnew (Semester 1) Director of Miss T Learmonth (2007), MBA (Adelaide Organisational University), Dip. T. (UniSA) Dean of Studies Mr S Behan (2007), B.Ed. (Hons) Development (Hertfordshire, UK) Middle School Director of Mr S Clohesy (2005), Dip.T., B.Ed., (SACAE), Student Life Grad. Cert. Ed. Dean of Studies Mr K Sparks (2006), B.Sc.(Salford, UK), Preparatory Grad. Cert.Ed. (Hull, UK) Executive Mr Steven Bacon (2010) School Director School Services Heads of School L-R: Peter Karamoshos, Nick de Dear, Kevin Tutt, Neil Andary The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff page 6 Teaching Staff Mr R M Adcock Ms A Agnew Mr M Bailey Mr G O Baird Mrs K Baird Mr P M Balestrin Mr S Barton Mrs A Bell Mr G Bishop Mrs M Bishop Mrs A Blake Mr T Bouyessis Mrs M Brister Mr P Bubner Mr J Callisto Ms J Cardinal Mrs S Cardone- Muzik Mrs J Catt Mr M Charlwood Mrs L Chu Mr J Clements Ms T Coggins Mr R Colaiacovo Mrs P Cooper Mrs T Crawford Mr J Cross Ms S Davey Mr D de Lacy Ms V Di Palma Mr J Ellis Ms D Farrell Mrs L Foster Ms S Frost Ms K Gartner Ms S Gerschwitz The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff (formerly Clemente) Mrs J L Gilchrist Ms L Golat Miss C Harrison Mr J Hirschausen Mr D G Hobbs Ms S Hommen Mrs M Hosking Ms K House Mr V Huddleston Ms M A Hunt Mr N Iadanza Ms D James page 7 Mr G Jenkinson Mrs V F Jenson Mr S Jordan Mr C D Jordison Mr A Klose Mr P Knapp Ms K Kupke Mrs L Lacy Mrs M Larobina Ms M Leeson Mrs D Liu Mrs S Lock Ms A Lozowy Mr A G Lupton Mr A MacGregor Ms H Mack Ms W Mackay Mrs M Marshall Mrs P Martin Ms H Mattingly Mr A McFarlane Mrs S McGee Mr C J McGuire Ms E McKenzie Mr M McKinnon Mr T McKinnon Mr P J McLaughlin Mrs M Milicevic Dr P J Mills Ms D Moore Mr A Newhouse Mr B Newton Mr C L Nicholls Mrs T Noble Ms C Papanicolas Mr S Parker The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff Mr R Pippett Mrs L M Polain Ms A Polias Mr N Raimondo Mr S F J Reidy Mr A M Roller OAM Miss A Rothe Mr J Russo Mr J Rylatt Ms N Sathurayar Mr P Serwan Ms C Simmons page 8 Mr C Smith Mr A Stace Mr M A Steer Mr N Tang Ms S Thiele Mr R Thompson Mr M Tothill Ms M J Tregilgas Ms D Trengove Mr P M Urban Ms R S Vaughan Miss X Wang Mr P Waters Mr K L Watson Mr T M Weatherald Miss M White Mr M Wilde Mr P W Williams Dr D Zadra Mr G Zheng Absent Ms E Berberyan Mr S Buttenshaw Mr A P Harradine Mrs K McCauley Mr P Noble Ms K Van Noorden Mrs J Blethyn Mr M Foy Ms M Levesque Ms U Menz Mr M Ooomens Ms E Zema Mrs M Burford Ms R Golding Miss A Marcus Ms E Morelli Mrs P Samuels The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff page 9 Admin Staff Mr A M Aldous Mr C Baker Ms J Bode Mrs R K Bond- Ms B Bogdanovic Wallner Mrs N Boraso Mrs R Brice Ms A L Brown Mrs J Buchanan Mr G Collins Ms P Cook Mr D F Cornish Mrs P Coupe Mr A Crawford Ms H Cremasco Mrs M Dales Mr A Daws Ms S Diotallevi Mr C Downing Ms J Dry Miss M Dyer Mrs C Fagioli Mrs M W Gleaves Miss E Gray Mr N Greb Mr E Greco Mrs M Green Mr P Hughes Ms D Hulme Mr K Irvine Mr M Kellow Mrs I Landi Ms J Ledgard Mrs C Lenman Ms F Liddy The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff Ms C Liu Ms M Magann Mrs H McDonald Mrs M L Mr C Mellow Mrs R Nacca McLaughlin Mr B Nicholas Mr R Oatley Ms P Oliver Miss N Ong Mrs A Papadoulas Mr N Patitsas page 10 Mrs K Peterson Mr I Pilkington Mrs J Porter Mrs J S Porter Ms A Priess Mr M Rawes Ms A Rees Ms M Roberts Mrs F Robertson Mr A Rogers Ms K Rowbotham Mrs M L Saunders (formerly Smith) Mr R Sieben Mr P Sillett Mrs M A Standish Mr T Symonds Ms M L Targett Mr D Thomas Ms A Thomson Mrs E Toskas Ms M L Viscione Mr R Wagenfeller Mr J Wilson Mr P Yang Absent Mr P Brown Mrs K Fassina Mrs J Larcombe Mr T McEwin Mr P Penn Ms M Treloar (on leave) Mr D S Harris Ms P Lloyd Ms S Moorhead Dr A Randell Mrs D L Wilson Ms C Buck (left T1 2011) Mrs D Holland Mr D Lyne Miss S Sandow Mrs S Crosby (maternity leave) Princes Parade Mrs L Hollitt The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff Absent Mrs M Nicholls Mrs B Allan (retired T3 2011) page 11 Boarding House Staff Mr J Browne Ms S Kukeste Mr T Quinn Mrs H Would Absent Mr N Croft Mr J Perry Mr W Lawrence Ms J Toh Single Ms S Arhontoulis Ms F Davies Mr F Fragomeni Mr C Piliouras Mr D Brookes Ms A Douglas Ms A Handsworth Mr C Weber Studies Mr J Callisto Mr C Elmer Mr N Holmes Mr S Varga Ms E Chin Ms J Finlay Mr J Kourbelis Music Ms L Dahlenburg Ms S Fox Ms I Lioubimova Staff The College Council, Support Bodies and Staff page 12 2011 has been another successful and Sports Centre which is the largest building project and eventful year at Prince Alfred in the history of the school since the construction of the College. Earlier in the year I enjoyed Main Building, is now underway. reading Daniel Pink’s highly challenging Our enrolment in 2011 has risen to 1050 students from and innovative book, A Whole New Reception to Year 12 with an additional 110 enrolled in Mind: Why Right Brainers Will Rule the Early Learning Centre. Our confirmed enrolment for the Future. At the time of reading, 2012 sees further growth. I noted the following quote: The future belongs to a very different kind We began the year with the good news of the of person, and a person with a very outstanding academic results from the Year 12s of 2010.
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