Annual 2019 2 3 Contents & Welcome

Principal’s Report...... 4-5 Foundation Report...... 6 Board Report...... 7 Parents & Friends...... 8 School Captains’...... 9 Faith & Mission...... 10-11 Mission Fair Day...... 12-13 Mission Experiences...... 14-17 Year 12...... 18-21 Year 12 Awards...... 22 Year 11...... 23 Presentation Ball...... 24-26 Year 10...... 27 Year 9...... 28 Year 8...... 29 Year 7...... 30 Student Awards...... 31 Ffrench House...... 32 Glenelg House...... 33 Lonsdale House...... 34 Mitchell House...... 35 Boarding...... 36-37 Director of Studies...... 38 Director of Students...... 39 English...... 40 Mathematics...... 41 Humanities...... 42 Religion...... 43 Arts...... 44-45 Health & PE...... 46 Language...... 47 Drama...... 48-49 Music...... 50 Technology...... 51 Science...... 52-53 Library & Resources...... 54 Careers...... 55 VET...... 56 VCAL...... 57 Cadet Camp...... 58-59 Cadet Parade...... 56-61 Netball...... 62 Athletics...... 63 Cricket...... 64 Soccer...... 65 Cross Country...... 66-67 Swimming...... 68-69 Football...... 70-71 Hockey...... 72 Golf...... 73 Shooting...... 74-75 Rowing...... 76 Equestrian...... 77 School Class Photos...... 78-100 Staff...... 101-104 Roll Call...... 105-107

Front Cover; Year 8 Bailey Ross & Kyan Evans enjoying the ropes course at the Cadet Camp. Left: Year 8 cadets. 4 Principal’s Report

When school students chant inappropriate and sexist ditties on trams or go marauding through the streets at end of year or even are involved in scuffles after AFL games some ten years after completing school, it is the student’s school that is almost always named (and blamed) for these incidents. Schools are credited with so much of the formation of young people whereas one could argue that so much of a child and their behaviour is determined by their genetic make-up and the family values instilled at home. Looking back I’m not sure how much my school influenced the person I have become but I do clearly recall the influence that a few teachers had on me as a young person. There are certainly many dedicated teachers and staff at Monivae who I know do have a significant positive impact on the lives of the young people in their care. Fortunately at Monivae we had a wonderful group of Year 12s again this year, so ably lead by Louis Beaton and Vania McCaskill, that finished the year with great dignity demonstrating respect and affection for the College. This has indeed been a hallmark throughout my time at Monivae. Sometimes I fear that schools may claim too much credit for their Old Collegians especially the successful ones. One wise Headmaster I once knew suggested that this was OK as long as you also acknowledged those who weren’t so successful and ended up in jail or struggling in other ways. I’d like to think that Monivae acknowledges and welcomes all Old Collegians returning to the school wherever their path post school has taken them. Mr Danny Franc shouldered responsibility for both the Director of Faith and Mission role and Religious Education Faculty Leader again this year. Danny’s dedicated and affable personality ensured that the MSC charism was very much at the fore in all College activities. The senior retreats and the many year level reflection days are opportunities to really focus on the core of what Monivae aspires to be and thanks to Mr Franc’s talents these are regularly memorable and quite powerful experiences for our students. Monivae forged even closer ties with St Mary’s Parish School this year and this resulted in more sharing of liturges, ANZAC and Remembrance Day services, staff social functions, as well as all the other mutual 12 students to focus solely on their studies. The Year 11 Cadet Leaders benefits in the areas of ICT and Compliance that have arisen over time were most impressive in the way they assumed this extra responsibility since the movement of St Mary’s onto the site at Hiller Lane. and the Cadet Parade in less than ideal conditions was a great example of the grit and perseverance that this program hopes to build in We were fortunate to have former Headmaster, Fr John Mulrooney MSC, students. The Cadet Camp earlier in the year was also conducted under return to celebrate our Opening Mass and Sacred Heart Day Mass. Fr difficult weather conditions, so much so that the Unit had to decamp Paddy Mugavin, our local parish priest, has also been a great supporter one day early from Victoria Point. Captain Terry Molan, the Officer of the College over the years and we have been very fortunate to have Commanding of the Monivae Unit, stood down from this role at the end such kind and generous priests who relate so very well to our young of the year after four outstanding years at the helm. Miss Jacinta Ryan people. In July the Provincial appointed Fr Tan Nguyen MSC as the also finished up after registering thirty years assisting the cadets and College Chaplain and he was warmly welcomed by the community – if will be very much missed from the role of Quarter Master that she has not the Hamilton wintry weather! Mr Franc capably assumed the role of filled for the last 15 years. Deputy Principal for Term Three during my LSL absence and was able to do this because of the assistance of Mr Gerard Bourke and Fr Tan. The Boarding House had a much more stable year this year than in previous years and under the experienced leadership of Mr Darren Beks The Development Office underwent a change in structure this year provided a wonderful place for the young people in its care to flourish with a split into the three roles of Foundation Co-ordinator, Community and grow. The use of current teaching staff to assist with supervision Liaison Co-ordinator and Marketing Co-ordinator. These roles each of over weekends and in the evenings was a welcome initiative. Our 0.6FTE allow for coverage of all the various areas that are entailed in boarding cohort included four students from Kalumburu and one from the marketing and promotion of a College these days with both the local Daly River both quite remote indigenous communities. We had only the community and the wider Old Collegian group. one student from Kiribati and no students from Sacred Heart Secondary In the book “The Best You Can – History of Monivae” written to College, Tapini in PNG were considered suitable for the scholarship celebrate 50 years of the College it spoke of some of the students in program this year. A number of themed dinners and many outings were boarding coming from far afield and this change in school turning their organised for the students and while not large in number our Boarding lives around. As a Principal I hear this frequently as students complete Community was a very happy place to be this year. school or return some time later to speak glowingly of the impact that The year commenced with new personnel on the College leadership Monivae has had on their lives. Often this can be parents who write team. Darren Beks took over the role of Director of Students along or speak with you about the positive benefits of a spell in the Western with responsibility for the Boarding House. The wellbeing program District for their children. and Year Level Co-ordinators are under his care and it would be fair Many Old Collegians will also credit Cadets with instilling life skills and values in their lives. The Cadet Program this year completed the transition phase to becoming a Year 8 – Year 11 Unit freeing up the Year Mr Mark McGinnity & Mr Jonathan Rowe 5 to say that this area of the College ran very smoothly this year. I Visually the most stunning addition was the installation of the white especially commend Mr Danny Franc, Director of Faith and Mission, picket fence around the ground that met with universal approval for Mrs Katee Mitchell, Year 8 Co-ordinator, and Mrs Jeannie Smith, College the aesthetic that it provided the entrance to the College. A number of Counsellor, for their care of the students when the College dealt with the Western Waves trials and A grade cricket games were played on the very sad loss of Year 8 student, Natalie Bell, in May this year. Natalie oval this year and hopefully there will be bigger games to come in the was a beautiful young girl with a great love of animals, family, friends future. The proposed Western Region Cricket Hub went to tender in the and her time at Monivae. We miss her very much and trust that she is second half of the year and it will be good to observe this construction now in God’s loving care. and important community asset coming to fruition next year. Thanks particularly to Mr Tony Neeson and Mr Jim Bailey, our multi-talented Leon Furze was the Director of Studies for 2019 and there was a focus Business Manager, for their efforts with this project and Jim especially on whole school literacy and in bedding down the many curriculum for the fantastic job he has done curating what has now become the initiatives that have been introduced over the last few years. The premier cricket ground in the west of the state. Science Faculty has rewritten all of their programs in this time to have a project-based learning STEM emphasis that really engages our Other capital funds went into the replacing of the glazed bricks on the young people. In the Learning Support area the intensive literacy and Eastern façade of the main building as well as much of the outer brick numeracy interventions have markedly improved the learning outcomes layer that had pulled away from the inner skin. These were major for those students who need extra help in these areas. Ms Caroline maintenance expenses that can occur with 65 year old buildings. Coggins, the Learning Support Co-ordinator, moved onto the leadership Another shed near the bus exchange was erected to protect some of group at the College and added an important perspective and depth of the College buses and other vehicles. For several years now we have experience to this group. unsuccessfully applied to Catholic Capital Grants Victoria, the group that disperses government capital funding for catholic schools, for funding There was a small increase in staff numbers covering the additional to assist with the development of our Performing Arts and Music Area. time that was allocated for teachers to assist with the implementation of This is a part of the school that is in need of improvement and the the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD) requirements. This College will continue in its endeavours to source funds for this project. has improved the performance of all students but particularly those with learning difficulties. This along with a small turnover of departing staff The College Board, lead by Mrs Helen Morrison, and the College from last year pleasingly resulted in a younger staff profile this year. Foundation Board, lead by Mr Laurie Cogger, are often unheralded in the There were several teachers who were teaching VCE classes for the important work that they do but they provide invaluable governance and first time and they added new vitality to our senior teaching ranks. The financial support to the College. As a Principal it has been a pleasure students certainly felt well prepared for their VCE exams this year. to work with both these groups and I sincerely thank them for their voluntary input into the welfare of the school. Our VET and VCAL programs, ably lead by Ms Kimberley McLeod, continued to provide for and support those students not seeking I congratulate Deputy Principal, Mr Jonathan Rowe, on his appointment an immediate pathway to university. It is pleasing that Monivae, as Principal at Monivae from 2020. I am confident that as I depart, because of its size and as the largest secondary provider in Hamilton, Monivae will be in great hands and I very much look forward to seeing offers courses that cater for the whole range of student aspirations the College continue to flourish under Jonathan’s leadership in the years and abilities. Many of these offerings are because of the spirit of ahead. My particular thanks to Mrs Meg Cook who has been a very collaboration that exists between the education providers in the area. supportive and loyal Executive Assistant over the last four years. It has been an enormous privilege to be Principal of this fine College and The Year 10 Careers Camp in Melbourne continued to be a very I thank all of those students, staff, parents and friends of the College worthwhile event under the eye of Mr Michael Harms, our dedicated who have assisted me in this role along the ten-year journey. May God Careers’ Co-ordinator. To have the expertise of so many young Old continue to bless all those at Monivae into the future. Collegians to draw upon at the dinner was a testament to the affection so many have for this school. Mr Andrew Bird (OC ’79) was a most experienced guest speaker who was able to enlighten students on just a few of the many opportunities that students have and gave some very Mark McGinnity sound advice for our young people on how to go about accessing them. Principal The College Musical, ‘Oliver’, once again showcased the extraordinary talents of our students and it was certainly an enjoyable and professional production. Congratulations to all involved and particularly to the Director, Ms Helen Henry, who has also reinvigorated the drama program at the College. The Monivae Unconventional Theatre Troupe (MUTT) has already had a dramatic impact at various College events. Sport still remains an important aspect of schools in the Western District and particularly at Monivae. Our various athletes and teams performed very well this year with numerous Glenelg District, regional and even state titles to our credit. The girls’ sporting teams continue to shine and it would be fair to say they had greater success overall than the boys’ teams. Ms Sarah Byron, our very dedicated Sports Co-ordinator, along with many generous staff, did a fabulous job looking after the multitude of different teams that had to be selected and transported to play all over the state. Some ten different teams competed through to State final level and all represented the College with great pride and distinction. Unsurprisingly they don’t hold many state finals in Hamilton and the time and effort to travel to perform at this level by these students, the staff and their families is quite considerable and all should be applauded for this. The various sports reports will individually acknowledge these students. There were substantial improvements made to the main oval with the completion of the irrigation system which is fed by the new dam at the back of the College, the seeding of couch grass in the outfield, and the widening of the main wicket square to accommodate five pitches. 6

Foundation

“A legacy aligned to the spirit of the MSC’s” Consulting Group before establishing ‘Governance Today’ which specialises in corporate and board governance advice to private, The provision of bursaries and scholarships which enable students to government and not for profit sectors. attend Monivae College, despite their financial constraints, is very much aligned with the MSC ethos of a heartfelt concern for all people. His experience and competency in these areas will prove invaluable to the Board in future years. Fully Endowed Bursaries and Scholarships New Foundation Co-ordinator In 2013, the Monivae College Foundation Board set a bold target of raising $5 million in Endowment Funds by December 2020. I am We also welcome Mrs Renae Porter as Foundation Co-ordinator, to pleased to report we are now well advanced towards achieving that assist the Board in the implementation of its programs. target with funds raised to date and commitments from College alumni Renae has already had contact with a number of past students as totalling $3.6 million. However, it is recognised the push to December co-ordinator of the year level reunions and the annual marquee at the 2020 will be a challenging one. Dunkeld Races. Strategic Plan Review Investment Committee The Foundation Board recently reviewed its existing strategic planning In 2017, Mr John Turnbull generously agreed to contribute his time, vast documents and set its key objectives for the next three years. These experience and expertise in developing and implementing an investment include: strategy for the Foundation. Despite difficult times in investment • To strengthen the culture of giving within the College alumni; markets, John has continually ‘out-performed’. We thank him sincerely. • To engage more effectively with all stakeholders; On behalf of the Monivae College Foundation Board, I would also like to thank the Principal of the College, Mr Mark McGinnity, the Monivae • To improve interaction with other aligned philanthropic College Board and Mrs Renae Porter ([email protected]) for organisations. their ongoing support. New Foundation Board Members We are delighted to welcome Mr Mark Schultz (Class of 1973) to the Board. Laurie Cogger (Class of 1973) Chairman Mark has extensive consulting and management experience within Monivae College Foundation the private and public sectors. He was the co-founder of the SED

Giaan Mouda & Raelene Unghango 7 Board

How quickly the time has flown by since I last wrote a Chairman’s A highlight of my role this year was to accompany Mark, Danny Franc, Report. In every sense of the words, ‘much water has flowed under and Jim Bailey to the annual MSC Schools Meeting held at Daramalan the bridge.” As I look back over the year there are several events which College in Canberra. This event gets together the principals, directors of stand out for their importance to the school or to me as chair. faith and mission, bursars, and chairs of all the MSC colleges. Each of Firstly, towards the end of last year, we heard that our Principal, Mr Mark these groups meets and discusses what is happening at each school McGinnity, was going to retire from his position at the end of 2019. This and what can be shared to make our colleges better. gave the college and the Missionaries plenty of time to search for a new On a more physical nature, we were delighted to see the erection of principal. The task was set in motion with advertising throughout the the cricket fence around the school’s main oval as a sign of things to country which culminated in interviews taking place in Melbourne, with come. The pure white boundary fence gives the school a fresh new representatives from the MSC, principals from another Catholic college look, which together with the works to the front windows will serve the and another MSC college, and myself. It was a huge learning experience school well. for me, and at the end of the day we had managed to interview a number of very qualified and impressive candidates. In conclusion, I must congratulate the students at Monivae, who continue to impress me with their art and creativity; with a particular As our community has now known for some time, our current Deputy emphasis on the impressive displays at the Monivae Art Show earlier Principal Jonathan Rowe was happily appointed to the role and has in the year. The production of Oliver was nothing short of excellent and been able to have a “practice run” during Term 3, while Mr McGinnity professional in every detail. took some long service leave. I would like to take the opportunity of thanking Mark and his wife Sue The school has come a long way over its more than half-century for all they have done for Monivae and our community in Hamilton over serving our community. It is a school for which we may be justly proud the past ten years. They will be greatly missed. and it serves both our children and the wider community in so many ways not the least being to educate our children to be good citizens, The next issue for the school was to also fill the deputy principal who care for each other and the world around them. We fervently hope position, since Mr Rowe was taking the leadership of the school. Again, that the education they receive at Monivae sets them in good stead to I was privileged to be able to take part in the selection process. Happily, achieve good things in life and always care for others around them. we have secured Mrs Fiona Mulhall for this role, and she comes with a great educational and faith background. We welcome Fiona to the Helen Morrison school and can be confident she will fit in well. Monivae Board Chair

Mr Jonathan Rowe & Mrs Fiona Mulhall 8

Parents & Friends

This year has been a busy year for the Monivae College Parents & Friends Association. The P & F co-ordinates several events throughout the year. The annual Monivae College Presentation Ball was a resounding success, as the families of the Year 11 students and members of the wider community, celebrated with the students. All students excelled in their presentation, demeanour and dancing. It was a wonderful evening and a great start to their senior years at the college. At the school swimming sports, the P & F supplied drinks and lolly bags in a new initiative. It not only raised some money for the College but provided much needed sustenance for the athletes on the day. Recently the Monivae Cadets showcased their work throughout the year in the Cadet Parade. The P & F supplied the morning tea and drinks after the Mass. This was great success with families and students enjoying the food which sold out. In another new initiative, the P & F has produced a wall calendar for 2020 which showcases the College. With another very successful year behind them, the P & F has raised in the vicinity of $10,000, which is returned to the school for the benefit of the students. The P & F is currently campaigning for new members. The P & F is a great way to support the students and make a contribution to Monivae. Pauline Perkins Monivae P&F 9 School Captains

Louis shows genuine care and something that I think Monivae is all about. Last year, during the time of leadership applications, I was asked the question: To Mr McGinnity, this year, in particular, we have grown to admire you What does Monivae mean to me? I will try and answer this for readers. professionally as well as personally. You work hard to run this school For years, I had looked towards the end of my time at Monivae with and we know that a school doesn’t function without a strong principal. distant anticipation. It was that feeling of knowing an end was coming Thank you for being our principal throughout our time here at Monivae but not really sensing that it would ever be a reality. And now, that and all the best in your new position next year. end is finally here. I am lost in a mixture of excitement and sadness. This year the school has experienced a great loss. Year 8, we can only I remember first walking into the Year 7 wing seeing all of the familiar imagine the sadness you feel and you forever have my sympathy and faces of friends and I remember looking at the monstrously big Year admiration for the strength you have shown this year. At this point in the 12’s and thinking how old and grown-up they seemed. They don’t seem year, we saw a compassionate Monivae, a supportive Monivae and a as old or grown-up anymore. loving Monivae. I will forever be impressed by the community spirit that It has been a pleasure to have spent six amazing years at this school this school has. and I am eternally grateful to the people that I have met and known here. Vania Vania This community spirit is demonstrated by our Homeroom teachers, Mr So Louis began with ‘what Monivae means to me,” but I would like to Harms, Ms Ryan, Ms Vearing. Mr Harms you’ve been profound, Ms reflect on what actually is Monivae? Ryan, your cheesecake is amazing and Ms Vearing, you’ve been an outstanding Biology teacher. Of course, Monivae is a school, and it is a school with great facilities such as the pool and the Chevalier Centre, that my brother before me Thank you so much to all the staff members, all the teachers, the wasn’t able to experience. What good is a school with no people in cleaning staff and the canteen staff. This school wouldn’t be able to run it!? Not much good at all! Monivae isn’t just a building. Monivae isn’t without you, and you all contribute amazingly to this community. just classes and it isn’t just sport. Monivae is all of us, and all of the A massive thank you has to go out to all of the parents of Year 12 experiences that have left us richer, fuller and more compassionate. students. Parents and guardians are the ones that have had to deal with Long after we have left these classrooms, stadiums and ovals, I’ll the brunt of our stress and tantrums throughout the year. Thank you so look back (from just over my fence) at Monivae and all the memories much for supporting us and guiding us through the year. I had here. The smell of the musty Drama Room, the taste of my first Thursday chicken wrap, the feeling of pride in coming 5th out of 6 in a Louis swimming race and the sound of our last school bell. To the class of 2020, we wish you the best of luck with your studies and future endeavours, and encourage all of you to make sure to look Louis out for each other in the “Monivae way”. I could write much reminiscing on our past memories here but there are certainly some thankyous we would like to extend. To the 2020 Student Leadership Team, congratulations and I wish you all the best of luck for the year ahead. I think you guys will do an Whilst, we know that our year level is unparalleled in every aspect, we amazing job and lead the school with courage, faith and love (just like in still have some people to thank. On behalf of Year 12, I would like to the school song.) thank Mr Hatherell. He has shown a tremendous amount of compassion and cares for our year level throughout the year, often taking the time to Louis Beaton & Vania McCaskill check in with people and make sure they are travelling okay. That to us Monivae College Captains

Leaders - Back (L-R): Rachael Millard (Mitchell House Captain) Charlie Lang (Lonsdale House Captain), Angus Campbell (Mitchell House Captain), Colby Maddocks (Faith and Service House Captain), Ben Cullinane (Glenelg House Captain), Sam Boreham (Ffrench House Captain), Liliana Goodwin (Boarding Captain), Siobhan Wheaton (Lonsdale House Captain), Vania McCaskill (School Captain), Louis Beaton (School Captain), Sophie Page (Ffrench House Captain), Erin Munro (Faith and Service House Captain), Jerrika Pevitt (Glenelg House Captain). Absent: Thomas Letts (Boarding House Captain). 10 Faith & Mission

“Following the example of Jesus let us draw near to the unfortunate, wounded people and do everything in our power to comfort them” – Father Jules Chevalier. At Monivae we continually strive to act in this way – we provide opportunities for our staff and students to do everything in our power to comfort the less fortunate. 2019 was no different, and I hope that all involved in Faith and Mission at Monivae fully understand the importance of their work. Throughout this year, we have undertaken the following activities: Retreats And Reflection Days For every student at Monivae College, the Retreats at Year 11 and 12, and the Reflection Days at Years 7-10 give them an opportunity to experience a calming time that gently re-introduces them to the Jesus story. We welcomed Fr Tan Nguyen MSC to the fold this year in time for the Year 11 retreat where the added comfort of having an MSC present was welcomed. It must be noted, however, that the importance our staff have in running these days and keeping the MSC spirit alive must not be undervalued. The Year 12 Retreat was held in Halls Gap during the first week of school in January. We welcomed a new student to the school and began the school year with a great MSC spirit. It was pleasing to get positive feedback from the students at the end of a great three days. The Year 11 Retreat was also in Halls Gap, the Year 10 Reflection Day and 9 Reflection Day were held at the Dunkeld Community centre, whilst the Year 8 Reflection Day and 7 Reflection Day were held in Hamilton. As the programs grow from an introductory day up to multiple nights away, the moving further and further away from Hamilton represent the spiritual growth of these days. The Reflection Days are so important to our students, even if in Years 7 and 8 the feedback is often about playing more games. These days are not camps or sporting events but are important times in allowing time to reflect on one’s spirituality is important. It is imperative that these continue to be supported as they are. St Vincent De Paul Throughout the year, Monivae students raise funds and provide goods to our local St Vincent de Paul Society to help those in need. This support is shown in a number of ways. Annual Winter Appeal: This year we held a Pyjama Casual Day, and then donate this money raised, as well as some blankets provided by students to the local St Vincent de Paul Society. The T.I.N.N.Y.S (Those in need, need your support) for St Vinnies is when our homerooms provide trailer loads of canned food for the local community. Well done to all families who provided many tins this year. Christmas Tree: At the end of each year our students and staff and families put a gift under the tree in the front office. This gift is donated to St Vinnie's to ensure that local families have something to smile about at Christmas. Sacred Heart Mission – Soup Kitchen Once a term this year our staff, led by Mrs Sophie Claffey and students mainly from Year 11 stayed overnight in Melbourne on a Friday night and spent Saturday (9 am to 2 pm) assisting in the kitchen at the Sacred Heart Mission. The students and staff prepare, serve and clean up, often asking if there is anything else they can do. This is a great service that our students provide. Thank you to Mrs Sophie Claffey who has been the liaison for Monivae College this year. Uniting Church Lunches – Hamilton On multiple occasions throughout the year, two staff and two students from Monivae joined in cooking and serving lunch at the local Uniting Church for those in our local community that needed a hot lunch. The staff and students gave up their own to provide this valuable service. 11 World Day Of Prayer All Saints / All Souls Liturgy: Held at Monivae at the end of October, Our Year 12 Leaders joined students from the other Hamilton secondary we celebrated the Holy day, as well as recognised those loved ones schools in a World Day of Prayer celebration at Good Shepherd College. that had passed away. The month of November saw a candle being lit It is good to gather with our neighbours and share in the opportunity. every day in the Chapel as a sign of remembrance, with all our dearly departed being thought of at this time. World’s Greatest Shave: Our student leaders once again had their hair cut or shaved to raise Year Level Liturgies: In the first half of the year, the year levels met funds for the Leukaemia Foundation. This was a selfless act by our me in the chapel where we held year level liturgies. These were well students. Well done. received by the students. Staff Formation Year 12 Graduation Mass: Our special guest was Father Peter Hendriks MSC Education Policy values staff having a formation in spirituality, MSC, who was the Chaplain for our current Year 12s when he was at particularly Heart Spirituality. This has become even more important Monivae. The students and staff always like to see returning MSC, as our with Monivae being without a formal MSC presence at the College for relationship with them is as strong as ever. Our Year 12 graduates were the first time. involved in every aspect of the mass, finishing off their time at Monivae in prayer together. The Chevalier Institute, run by Alison McKenzie and the Directors of Faith from the four MSC schools, facilitate these programs. They vary from Advent / Christmas Liturgy: This was held on the last day of the year, part-day programs held in Hamilton to weeklong programs held at St recognising advent, Christmas, and also the staff and students who Mary’s Towers Douglas Park in NSW. Monivae supports these programs, finished up their time at Monivae. and many staff have continued on with their formation this year. Catholic Education Week: Issoudun Pilgrimage This year St Mary’s Primary School and St Joseph’s Penshurst joined Mr Simon Hatherell and Mrs Julie Betts were able to accept the Monivae for a Mass in the Monivae Chapel to help celebrate Catholic invitation to attend a six-day pilgrimage called “Heart Spirituality and the Education Week. We then provided lunch and helped with activities in Ministry of Education”, which was held in Issoudun, France. Issoudun is the afternoon. the place where Father Jules Chevalier founded the MSCs and lived for Mission Experiences: over 60 years. This is a wonderful experience for our staff to be able to Thank you to the staff involved in the Kiribati and Papua New Guinea participate in such an event. Mission experiences. These are important aspects of our Faith and St Mary’s Primary School Masses Mission program run by dedicated staff like Mr Damian McCarthy, Miss St Mary’s Primary school once again used the Monivae Chapel to Miranda Reaburn, Mr Dale Minney, Mrs Merrin Shannon. run their class/year level masses in Term 4. Father Paddy Mugavin Welcome Father Tan Nguyen presided over the mass, and students, family and parishioners had the We welcomed Father Tan to Monivae for the beginning of the second opportunity to visit Monivae. semester. Whilst he took some time to come to grips with the Hamilton College Masses And Liturgies winter, he quickly fitted in, attending Retreats, Reflection Days, as well as undertaking the Chaplaincy role. Opening School Mass: Father John Mulrooney MSC was the guest priest for this mass. As an ex-headmaster, Father John loves returning Thank you to the Western District, and always has a soft spot for the weather that Thank you must go out to Mr Gerard Bourke, who again stepped out greets him on his return of retirement and took on the role of looking after Mission Fair Day, Assumption Mass and Year 10 Reflection Day during term 3, as I Ash Wednesday / Stations of the Cross / Resurrection Liturgies: undertook the role of Acting Deputy Principal. Thanks, Gerard. These liturgies were ably organised by our students, introducing lent, and discussing the Easter story and Resurrection of Jesus. Collection of Finally, a massive thanks must go to my two wonderful Faith and CARITAS money was also completed during this time. Service Captains: Erin Munro and Colby Maddocks. These two young adults stepped up throughout the year and demonstrated great servant Annual Cadet Camp Mass: Father Paddy Mugavin from the St Mary’s leadership, particularly during term three. Their efforts in masses, parish was our priest at our annual Cadet Camp Mass. Another liturgies, activities and special days throughout the Monivae year, as successful mass was held in somewhat challenging weather. well as being a valuable sounding board was truly appreciated. Erin Reconciliation Liturgy: Our reconciliation liturgy was held to recognise and Colby are a great example of the Monivae Graduate. It was an the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in our school, and absolute pleasure dealing with them as they displayed some MSC traits, to provide ongoing dialogue regarding reconciliation. Many of our especially with their sense of humour. Indigenous students participated in the day, with Jerrika Pevitt of Year Mr Danny Franc 12 sharing an emotional reflection on the day. Jerrika was instrumental Director of Faith and Mission. in making the day happen, and will be pleased to know that it is something that we will look at continuing for many years to come. Sacred Heart Day Mass: Father John Mulrooney MSC was again our invited Priest for our Sacred Heart Day mass this year. The day, ably led by our student leaders and Mr Simon Hatherell, was a successful celebration of Monivae’s connection to the Sacred Heart. Assumption Mass: Members of the St Mary’s Primary School, Hamilton joined Monivae College for the annual Assumption Mass. This year we visited St Mary’s Church in Hamilton with St Mary’s Primary School. Mission Fair Day Mass: Father Tan MSC and Father Paddy Mugavin from the St Mary’s Parish officiated the mass held on the last day of Term 3. After the mass, the House Singing and Fair Day to raise funds for those in need was a great success. Thanksgiving Mass: Father Chris McPhee, the Superior of the MSC’s in Australia, celebrated mass with the Monivae community on this day. Our Page 10 (Top - bottom, L-R): Year 11 students with ‘Tinnies for Vinnies’, Lily fantastic Choir – ably lead by Mrs Alisa Houlihan helped transform the Annett, Fr John Mulrooney; Paris Moritz; Soup Kitchen volunteers - Chelsea Chevalier Centre into a fantastic place of worship. This mass is a great Storer, Merielle Patullo, Kellie Mitchell, Mrs Sophie Claffey; Sarah Hockey, way to begin our day that finishes in the celebration of the cadet parade. Siobhan Wheaton, Mrs Jacinta Ryan & Ben Perkins. 12 13 Misson Fair Day 14

(Top - bottom, L-R): Megan Tonnissen, Jemma White, Kellie Mitchell, Angus Harms, Australian High Commissioner Bruce Cowland, Cooper Seitz, Chloe Landwehr, Hannah Burridge; Angus Harms; Hannah Burridge, Damian McCarthy and Sam McDonald; Cruising Tarawa in style; Cooper Seitz and Jemma White with Olsh SIsters of Manoku; Karorina McCarthy; Grace Kearny, Hannah Burridge and Kellie Mitchell; Sunset swim with locals, Kellie Mitchell, Hannah Burridge and Maggie Craig. 15 Kiribati

Kiribati survivor – A life of subsistence, song, dance, poetry & love We began our time on the outer island of Abemama with Mr McCarthy’s in-law family near the main causeway. They were extremely generous and welcoming to our Monivae group. Our time was spent learning various different cultural skills such as coconut husking, shrimping, local mat weaving as well as play games with the children. It was a unique time together of living in the local family environment as the I-Kiribati people do and sharing laughs and stories with them. For the first three mornings, we had a chance to go out into the lagoon at low tide with Mr McCarthy and some of the I-Kiribati locals in order to master the art of shrimping. These are the infamous giant praying mantis shrimp – a large nocturnal fearless predator living individually in holes in the lagoon sand. We were set the challenge of catching one completely by ourselves by the end of the third morning. We were trying to catch a species which were quite intimidating, having large jet-propelled sharp forelimbs, so we knew attempting to catch one with our bare hands would not be an easy task. Nevertheless, we were up for the challenge. By the end of the three days, those who came along had all managed to pull up a shrimp with the help of either Mr McCarthy or his in-laws. However, it was Sam MacDonald and Hannah Burridge who were skilled enough to catch one completely unassisted, which is a massive credit to them and I’m sure it will be a memory that they’ll never forget. Once our time living with the family was up, we then spent nine days at Chevalier College which was an eye-opening and life-changing experience. From the first night where we were the stars in many hours of dancing to contemporary music, to the hours in class with Chevalier students, to the traditional dances on the last night. All of it was unforgettable. From the first day of being introduced into their classroom, we noticed that the I-Kiribati students were reserved and shy, but by the end of the first day, we had quickly formed bonds with the students. The classrooms were open to the weather and the resources were minimal. The students share a communal cup when they want water and the teachers sometimes just don’t turn up. Very different to Monivae College and life in Australia. The group was also lucky enough to be at Chevalier for a Health Day, which turned into a sports day. The students are so carefree and put us into all their relay teams no matter our ability. The relays included running backwards or dizzy races. None of the students care who wins and everyone was in it for a laugh. By the end of just over a week, we’d made new friends with all of the students were brave enough to speak English and received numerous goodbye gifts and love letters. While it might have only been a week, it was enough time to make lifelong friends and enough to make anyone consider going back to visit some of the most welcoming people on the planet. We want to thank the two accompanying staff who gave up their time, their holidays and assisted in all facets of the program: Miss Miranda Reaburn and Miss Ashley Quinsey. We’d also like to thank Mr Damian McCarthy who has been returning annually to Kiribati since the year 2005 while at Monivae College, and who really relishes in sharing his local knowledge and skills with the group in-country. We are also very appreciative of the whole community at Chevalier College on Abemama for their resilience and strength in renovating our accommodation after some months of consistent wet weather and wind, and in making us a part of their community. Such is the spirit of the I-Kiribati people, with their national moto of - Peace, Goodwill and Prosperity to all (Te Mauri, Te Raoi, ao Te Tabomoa). Cooper Seitz and Angus Harms Year 11

(Top - bottom, L-R): Students riding on back of truck at Kiribati; Sam McDonald; Hannah Burridge; Megan Tonissen, Grace Kearney; Hannah Burridge and Chloe Landwehr 16 17 Tapini

The Mission Experience to Tapini saw Year 11 students Bella Povey, Olivia Hendrick, Madeline Casey, Claire Logan, Chelsea Storer, Lara Herrmann, Mitchell Grant, Liam Walsh, Aiden Rogers and myself venture into the word of the Papua New Guinea highlands. Also on this trip were group leaders Helen Henry, Merrin Shannon and Tynan Shannon. When we arrived in Port Moresby, we were welcomed kindly by Father Brian Cahill who then took us on the back of the truck through the streets. During our time in Port Moresby, we explored the city and also had dinner with other MSCs. To get to Tapini, we caught a 16-seater plane, during our flight we got to see the incredible mountainous terrain we were surrounded by. Upon landing, we were welcomed with amazing traditional dancing and a welcoming speech at the Sacred Heart Secondary College. During the trip, we participated in walks to distant villages, where we stayed overnight and played with and taught the students and cooled off in the river. We spent the majority of our time in Tapini participating in activities such as swimming or playing sports such as volleyball or soccer as well as the kids teaching us about their country and us teaching them about ours. We also participated in the Sacred Heart Feast Day at the secondary school where we shared food and songs with the students. In conclusion, each student came home with amazing memories of the friendly people and the beautiful place we were lucky enough to experience and we certainly had a greater perspective of the world and how lucky we are. Shannon Kelly Year 11

(Top - bottom, L-R): Olivia Handreck; Aiden Rogers 18 Year 12

What a year it has been. So much learning, fun and challenges has this very special group experienced throughout 2019. The pressures of submitting School Assessed Coursework, sitting exams, contemplating options after school all the while trying to enjoy and take in the ride that is Year 12. When you consider all the opportunities that come in year 12 and what is squeezed into about 32 and a half weeks it really is a flat out experience for the students. Some of these opportunities have included the annual Year 12 Retreat to kick off the year, their last chance to participate in the production, swimming and athletic carnivals and represent the school in chess competitions and other interschool sporting activities. Mission Fair Day and Sacred Heart Day are always highlights in the school calendar and the year 12 cohort take a lead role in running these events. Their enthusiasm to become the “Master Chef” class of 2019 made for an intense battle. Plenty of hard work has gone into 2019 from this cohort and they should be proud of their achievements. They have contributed positively to the culture of the school and set a quality example for the rest of the school to follow. A special mention must go out to the homeroom teachers Miss Jacinta Ryan, Mrs Sofia Vearing and Mr Michael Harms who have been a wonderful support to the students throughout the year. Mr Simon Hatherell VCE Coordinator

School Captains Louis Beaton and Vania McCaskill. Year 12 cohort. 19 Year 12 Profiles

Isobella Annett Louis Beaton Samuel Boreham Hannah Braisby Lauren Brown 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Portland 2016-2019 Kaniva 2014-2019 Hamilton Ffrench house, day student, Glenelg house, day student, Ffrench house, day student, Boarder, 2019 state senior Mitchell House, Day student. cadets, cadet leadership, debating, athletics, cross school production, ffrench girls’ hockey champions. production. country, swimming, cadet house captain. band, school productions, school captain.

Odette Bruni Angus Campbell Saxon Clyde Ethan Cook Ben Cullinane 2015-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Tarrington 2014-2019 Wallacedale 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Dunkeld Glenelg, day student, hockey Mitchell house (Captain), Lonsdale house, day student, Lonsdale house, day student, Glenelg house captain, day captain, school production. day student, debating, cross cross country, state athletics, swimming, cross country. student, athletics. country mission experience, swimming cross country school productions. (captain).

Samuel Darge Matilda Dohle Zane English Claire Errey Sebastian Fitzgerald 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Portland 2013-2019 Hamilton Mitchell house, day student, Ffrench house, netball Ffrench house, day student, Lonsdale house, football. Glenelg house, school school production, drama captain, athletics captain. athletics, swimming, football . production, cadets JLC, choir, captain. chess.

Lydia Fitzgerald Matt Fry Kimberley Gill Liliana Goodwin Isaac Hanson 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Victoria Valley 2014- 2019 Casterton 2017-2019 Kaniva 2014-2019 Dunkeld Glenelg house, day student, Glenelg house, boarder, Mitchell house, day Mitchell house, boarder Ffrench house, day student, house athletics, swimming, house, vice captain. student, casual border, captain, mission experience. athletics, swimming. cross country, chess, rowing, swimming, music debating, choir, glenelg netball performances. captain. 20 Yr 12 Profiles

Harry Harms Sarah Hockey Jeff Holmberg Mairead Kelly Callum Kenny 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2018-2019 Portland 2014-2019 Croxton East 2014-2019 Portland Glenelg house, day student, Mitchell house, day student, Lonsdale house, day student. Lonsdale house, day student, Mitchell house, boarder, chess, soccer, music house events, mission cross country captain, rowing, house chess. performances. experience, rowing. mission experience.

Josiah Kniebeiss Charlie Lang Thomas Letts Colby Maddocks Dylan Mahanets 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Portland 2017-2019 Donald 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton Ffrench house, day student. Lonsdale house (Captain), Lonsdale house, boarder Glenelg house, cross country Mitchell house, cadets day student, football, mission captain, athletics, cricket (GD & swimming captain, exercise emu & leader. experience. captain, football captain. basketball, football, school production faith and service leader.

Vania McCaskill Eilish MacGillivray Sasha McGuigan Nikki Menzel Rachael Millard 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2017 - 2019 Harrow 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Macarthur Ffrench house, school Ffrench house, day student. Lonsdale, boarder, Glenelg house, day student, Mitchell house captain, captain, spiller shield, mission school production, music football captain. cadets rowing, hockey girls experience athletics (cross performances, media captain. state champions cross country cricket, school country, athletics choir, productions, cadets band, chess, debating, girls’ football, school productions, mission choir, state hockey champions. experience.

Jacob Millard Paris Moritz Erin Munro Jeanete Niyonzinza Sophie Page 2014-2019 Hamilton 2015 – 2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Wando Vale 2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Penshurst Glenelg house, day student, Mitchell house, music Glenelg house, boarder, Lonsdale house, day student, Ffrench house captain, cricket (vice captain). captain, cadets SGT, chess, debating, athletics, choir. day student, rowing, choir, mission experience, school swimming, cross country, mission experience. productions, choir, music & School productions, cadets, drama performances. mission experience, choir, faith and service leader. 21

Aimee Perkins Jerrika Pevitt Kiara Rook Gemma Ross Eliza Schultz 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2014-2019 Portland 2014-2019 Hamilton Lonsdale house, school Glenelg house captain, Lonsdale house, day student, Lonsdale house, day student, Lonsdale house, day student, production hockey, choir, mission experience cadets, choir, cadets, school athletics, swimming, cross cadets, mission experience, cadets. choir, school productions. production. country, cricket captain, school productions, drama Lonsdale netball co captain. captain, choir.

Sophie Schurmann Ethan Smart Dylan Spong AJ Stevens Annie Tiller 2014-2019 Strathkellar 2014-2019 Branxholme 2014-2019 Hamilton 2017 – 2019 Hamilton 2018 – 2019 Hamilton Glenelg house, day student, Ffrench house, day student, Glenelg house, day student, Ffrench house, day student, Ffrench house, day student. mission experience. chess captain, claybird 1st XVIII football, 1st XI chess. shooting captain. cricket.

Meg Todd Sophie Twardowski Noah Uebergang Hannah Vaughan Tori Wake 2014-2019 Cavendish 2014-2019 Casterton 2014-2019 Hamilton 2017-2019 Balmoral 2014-2019 Hamilton Lonsdale house, day student, Mitchell house, swimming Lonsdale house, day student, Ffrench house, basketball, Glenelg, day student, athletics, athletics. captain. athletics captain, ride to mission experience. singing, cross country. school day.

Siobhan Wheaton 2014-2019 Hamilton Lonsdale house captain, day student debating, hockey captain, cadets rowing, mission experience, school productions, choir. 22 Year 12 Awards

Monivae Subject Awards • CoggerGurry Accounting and Legal Studies Award • Sebastian Fitzgerald • Biology Award • Erin Munro • Business Management • Siobhan Wheaton • Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics and Specialist Mathematics Awards, Joseph Elleway Award for Science and The University of South Australia Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics • Harry Harms • Drama and History Revolutions Award • Samuel Darge • Fr O’Carrigan English Award • Vania McCaskill • Further Mathematics Award • Hannah Vaughan • Health and Human Development • Colby Maddocks • Music Award • Kimberley Gill • Physical Education and Religious Education Award • Sophie Page • Psychology Award • Louis Beaton • Studio Arts Award • Sophie Twardowski • Pat Kelly Visual Arts Award • Kiara Rook • Choir Award • Paris Moritz • VCAL Award • Noah Uebergang Commendation Certificates • Louis Beaton, Hannah Braisby, Samuel Darge and Sophie Schurmann Diligence in Study Awards • Harry Harms, Vania McCaskill, Erin Munro and Hannah Vaughan Co-Curricular and Service Awards • College Awards for Special Service • Sebastian Fitzgearld Monivae Sport Awards • Rachael Millard • Henry Trophy for Senior Boys Athletics • Erin Munro, Meg Todd and Siobhan Wheaton • Ben Cullinane • Hamilton RSL Ted Kenna VC Scholarship • Dennis Foster Senior Swimming and Salter Trophy for Senior Girls Athletics • Angus Campbell • Sophie Twardowski • Australian Defence Force Long Tan Award • ML Simmonds Basketball Trophy • Erin Munro • Ethan Cook • Lions Club Citizenship & Service Award • Gavin Hurley Cricket Award • Mairead Kelly • Thomas Letts • Monivae Hockey Awards • Caltex Best All Rounder Award • Odette Bruni and Siobhan Wheaton • Louis Beaton • Senior Rowing Awards Major Year 12 Awards • Mairead Kelly and Rachael Millard • House Aggregate Trophy • Dennis Foster Senior Swimming Award • Lonsdale House • Noah Uebergang • College Captain Awards • Kieran Watt Swimming Standards Trophy • Louis Beaton and Vania McCaskill • Colby Maddocks • John Curtin Award for Loyalty and Perseverance • Senior Boys’ Cross Country and Fr John Burford Trophy Senior Sportsman • Odette Bruni • Saxon Clyde • The Jules Chevalier Award for the Most Outstanding Student • Senior Girls’ Cross Country and Fr Edminston Cup Senior Sportswoman • Vania McCaskill • Erin Munro 23 Year 11

The enthusiasm amongst this group of students is something that is very evident and has made for an enjoyable 2019. As a group, they are always happy to assist in school programs and get involved in extra- curricular events. Outside of their normal routine in the classroom these students have had a range of extra-curricula experiences which has included visiting local primary schools to assist with their learning, heading to Melbourne to run the soup van, intense soccer competitions, lectures on how to maximise study time and of course the annual Presentation Ball. On every occasion the group has risen to the occasion to make these experiences something to remember. Whilst on retreat the openness and honesty of the students have allowed for all the staff and students to better get to know each other and this will assist in preparing for their final year of schooling. I am really looking forward to what this group can do in 2020 as I feel that not only will the newly indicted school leaders rise to the occasion but the entire cohort will set a fine example for the rest of the students. Simon Hatherell VCE Coordinator

(L-R): Jack Burton, Dylan Ross, Harry Waters (L-R): Chloe Rhook, Cooper Shaw & Tahlea Grant 24 Presentation Ball

On behalf of the Year 11 students taking part in the Presentation Ball this evening we would like to thank and acknowledge the Official party, Mr and Mrs Laurie Cogger and Mr and Mrs McGinnity, special guests and our MC Mr Benjamin White. We’d also like to thank everyone’s family and friends for attending this extraordinary night. It’s such a pleasure to see everyone in our year level looking so beautifully presentable. I know that everyone has put a lot of time into their dresses, suits, hair and makeup, and wow you all look wonderful. We cannot forget to mention the amazing 2019 Presentation Ball Committee. The amount of work and effort these ladies and gentlemen have contributed is remarkable and we promise that your outstanding work has not gone unnoticed. Another huge thank you must go to all parents who have been a vital part of not only this evening, but to all the events leading up to it. All of your patience with talks of presentation ball dresses and makeup trials and hair appointments and suit fittings, as well as taking us to all of the practices that we have had has truly been incredible. Without your support and help (and your money) towards tonight, none of this would have been possible. Lastly, none of the dancing that you have witnessed tonight would have been possible without the help of our wonderful instructors, Mark and Helen Baker. You took on the challenge of teaching 76 uncoordinated, very restless year 11’s how to dance. We are still unsure how, yet you took this on and now we can confidently say we are professionals. Thank you so much for your time, your patience over the past 8 weeks and your overuse of the word WAIT. Alyssa Neeson Year 11 student

Thomas Spillman, Jarrod Stone, Thelma Evans & Bryonie Tiller; Kellie Mitchell, (Top - bottom, L-R): Bayden Penrose, Harry Clarke, Harry Griffiths & Mitchell Grace Kearney, Karorina McCarthy & Angus Harms, Harry Harms Grant; Lara Herrmann; Chloe Landwehr; Harry Waters & Oscar Linke. 25 FRONT L-R: Miriana Perkins, Teodora Robbins, Alyssa Neeson, Kellie Mitchell, Jo Moriaty, Bella Wilson, Merielle Patullo. Mitchell, Jo Moriaty, Alyssa Neeson, Kellie Robbins, Teodora Miriana Perkins, FRONT L-R: 2nd ROW L-R: Dylan Ross, Harry Waters, Bryonie Tiller, Eleanor Vearing, Shelby Nolte, Chloe Rhook, Isabella Povey, Jake Roth, Tom Spillman. Tom Jake Roth, Shelby Nolte, Chloe Rhook, Isabella Povey, Eleanor Vearing, Harry Dylan Ross, Bryonie Waters, Tiller, 2nd ROW L-R: BACK L-R: Jarrod Stone, Tom O’Connell, Izaac Hanson, Kobi Walter, Cooper Shaw, Matthew Todd, Archie Willder, Angus Waldron, Bayden Penrose. Angus Waldron, Archie Willder, Matthew Todd, Cooper Shaw, Walter, O’Connell, Izaac Hanson, Kobi Jarrod Stone, Tom BACK L-R: 3rd ROW L-R: Liam Walsh, Noah O’Brien, Meg Sutherland, Indianna Ryan, Chelsea Storer, Jemma White, Megan Tonissen, Beth Wilson, Jordy Templeton, Cooper Seitz, Aiden Rogers. Beth Wilson, Jordy Templeton, Jemma White, Megan Tonissen, Chelsea Storer, Noah O’Brien, Meg Sutherland, Indianna Ryan, Liam Walsh, 3rd ROW L-R: 26 FRONT L-R: Charlotte England, Tahlea Grant, Thelma Evans, Madison McLennan, Shannon Kelly, Nikita Hill, Rachael Gunning, Chloe Landwehr. Gunning, Chloe Landwehr. Nikita Hill, Rachael Grant, Thelma Evans, Madison McLennan, Shannon Kelly, Charlotte England, Tahlea FRONT L-R: BACK L-R: Harry Griffiths, Harri Baker, Oscar Linke, Jack Burton, Harry Griffiths, Harri Angus Harms, Baker, Sam McDonald, Riley Dark, HarryBACK L-R: English, Jacob Spark, Harry Clark. 2nd ROW L-R: Bryce Bygate, Will Ash, Phillip Bastick, Maggie Craig, Grace Kearney, Maeve Elshaug-Betson, Lara Herrmann, Millie Cook, Dylan Eats, JJ Hollander, Fionn Neeson. Maeve Elshaug-Betson, Lara Herrmann, Bryce Millie Cook, Dylan Eats, JJ Hollander, Bygate, Will Ash, Phillip Bastick, Maggie Craig, Grace Kearney, 2nd ROW L-R: 3rd ROW L-R: Blair Burns, Bradley Field, Hannah Burridge, Karorina McCarthy, Olivia Handreck, Claire Logan, Madeline Casey, Tara Bailey, Alyssa Carter, Connor Burns, Alyssa Carter, Mitchell Grant. Bailey, Tara Blair Burns, Bradley Field, Hannah Burridge, Karorina McCarthy, Olivia Handreck, Claire Logan, Madeline Casey, 3rd ROW L-R: 27 Year 10

This year the Year 10 program built on the success of the previous year with our second careers camp in Melbourne, the RRRR program and students completing the Teen Mental Health First Aid course. Over 40 Year 10s took the opportunity to enrol in courses at HDSC such as automotive, engineering, hospitality, building, screen and media while others were involved in RIST. Many Year 10s continued with the Cadet program moving into leadership roles. There was certainly plenty on offer! MSC in Action sessions revolved around the development of the mind, body and soul through fitness and meditation sessions, minute-to-win- it games and board games, a trivia competition, a year level Liturgy, shared afternoon teas and some thought-provoking sessions around current issues. The Careers camp during May in Melbourne offered students a great opportunity to get a snapshot of various career pathways and life after secondary school. Students had up to twelve different experiences to choose from ranging from careers in technology, nursing, photography, hospitality, trades, the zoo, gaming and sports management to name a few. They also met with Monivae old collegians for dinner on the first night to hear their career pathway stories since leaving Monivae. This camp also gave the Year 10s an opportunity to develop their navigation and public transport skills around Melbourne as they moved to their daily sessions, dinners and night activities such as indoor rock climbing, ten-pin bowling and the Hoyts cinema in Melbourne Central. The camp wrapped up with the VCE and Careers Expo at the Caulfield Racecourse. This was a wonderful experience for our students and many thanks must go to Mr Michael Harms who was such a significant driving force in organising and running the camp. Another careers opportunity at the Warrnambool campus of Deakin University presented itself and gave the students another look at university life. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Year 10 homeroom teachers of Mr Tim Kermeen, Mr Damian McCarthy, Mr Dale Minney and Ms Miranda Reaburn for their support throughout the year in delivering the Year 10 program including the camp, wellbeing and MSC in Action sessions. For both staff and students, Year 10 is a challenging but rewarding year. The growth of these fine young men and women was very noticeable, particularly towards the end of the year. They mature and become more respectful and responsible for themselves and others as they take on a more purposeful direction in life. I hope that the experiences they have had in 2019 have been enjoyable and I wish them the best for their final years at Monivae. Scott Kruger Year 10 Co-ordinator

Max Kermeen & Olivia Muldoon 28

Year 9

Year 9 is a challenging time for both students and teachers. The of our cohort have taken this opportunity with enthusiasm. Cadets students are in the transition stage from children to adults and because also provide the opportunity for our students to develop resilience, they all develop at different speeds mentally, physically, spiritually comradery and new skills and some use it as a pathway to further and emotionally, a class of twenty five students can be a real melting study/employment in the armed forces. Sports, a broad curriculum, pot. As teachers, we need to recognise all these differences and work and numerous extra-curricular activities, such as the amazing school collectively and individually within this class of twenty five to gain the production of Oliver, are also ways the College is providing challenging best possible outcome for each student. and rewarding activities for the children. The methodology of teaching in today’s classroom is an ever-changing This Year 9 group can be proud of the way they have conducted model and as such, the Monivae staff are continuously training in an themselves this year. Upon asking one of our new students how the attempt to keep up with the most effective methods of pedagogy. start of the year was going, he replied, “Great”. I then asked him what In an attempt to aid our Year 9 cohort smoothly through this difficult he thought was the best thing about Monivae, and he replied, “The time, we as a College offer several specialised programs to our kids”. To get such a positive response from a new student was a real students. Our regular “Wellbeing” sessions run by the Homeroom reflection of the positive and friendly nature of the vast majority of our teachers offer an opportunity for staff and students to develop a students. This in no small way is the result of the efforts of our great relationship offering mentoring and stability. Along with some casual staff and in particular the Year 9 Homeroom teachers, Mr Andrew and fun sessions, we also offer structured sessions on topics such as Rayner, Jane Nankivell, Catherine Huisman and Elaine Noske. It is also Emotional Literacy, Personal Strengths and Positive Coping in these a reflection of the wonderful parents and carers of our Year 9 students. sessions. Every interaction I have had with parents and carers this year has been positive and helpful and I would like to thank you all for your support. Cadets is another area that allows our Year 9’s to develop many positive qualities. Now that Year 9 is the second year of cadet activities, Mr Leo McMahon the opportunity for positions of leadership are opening and many Year 9 Co-ordinator

Zara Kruger, Saskia Schaap,Charlotte McAdam & Leoma Bahntoff (Top - bottom, L-R): Emily Tognan; Hannah Millard, Kaitlyn Tonissen; Ben Hall & Daylin Plush 29 Year 8

Beginning year 8 with confidence and lots of bravado, 97 students met the challenges of the new year with mixed up homeroom classes, new teachers and different expectations, with enthusiasm and some trepidation. We have had a successful year with a wide variety of opportunities to take advantage of. These students were the first year 8’s to spend a full year as Cadets and attended both Bivouac and May Camp with many stressful, enlightening and humorous moments shared with each other, helping to build resilience and relationships to support our cohort. Coming home in the rain on the Thursday night after watching our trenches and fire pits fill up with water made the adventure something that no-one will forget in a hurry. It was with great sadness that we farewelled one of our own at the beginning of Term 2. The support and consideration for friends and classmates was clearly evident and in true Monivae spirit, we helped each other through a very tough time. Nat, you are sorely missed to this day. We have participated in House sports, answered Quiz Kahoots, sung our hearts out for House Singing (well some of us did!) and made the most of representing the school at various regional and state levels. Many students stood up at Assembly or were acknowledged on the big screen as having shown great skill and sportsmanship in representing themselves and the college. This year, our student’s well being has been overseen by the hard- working homeroom teachers Mr Peter Fotheringham – 8.1, Mrs Khaleda Barr - 8.2, Mrs Claire Toffolon – 8.3 and Mrs Rosalie Fotheringham – 8.4. I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their tireless efforts in assisting all of the year 8s throughout 2019. Freddo Friday proved popular once again this year with many students being nominated by staff for having shown thoughtfulness, kindness, academic skill, resilience, determination, MSC spirit and a myriad of other attributes. Our weekly assemblies have allowed us to celebrate success and look for ways to improve. The 2019 year 8’s have matured and shown great courage and consideration throughout the year and after speaking to their teachers about their efforts and endeavours, it is obvious that they demonstrate great potential for their future success at Monivae. Well done everyone. Katee Mitchell Year 8 Co-ordinator 30 Year 7

The start of this year saw 93 excited Year 7 students ready to start their secondary education journey at Monivae College. After getting the students settled into our Excel wing on their first day, there was a buzz in the air as students eagerly awaited Port Fairy camp the following week. This camp provides the students an opportunity to meet new friends and get to know the teachers. It was great to see at the end of camp the friendships that formed and watch this grow throughout the year. As the terms passed the students settled in well. They got their first taste of the Monivae swimming and athletics carnivals as well as their first taste of exams. This can be an anxious time for our students but it is a great learning experience that helps to set them up for their senior years at Monivae. I was also lucky enough this year to watch the year 7 talent at the performance night as well as the year 7’s that were a part of the Oliver cast, some of which even had speaking and singing roles, which is great to see in their first year at Monivae. I think one of the biggest things to come out of this wonderful Year 7 group is their friendly competitive nature. Many challenges were set during our MSC in Action time, where homerooms went against one another in mind and sporting challenges. The groups came together and worked as teams ensuring that all homerooms had their turn at winning points towards the Excel Cup. Congratulations to all of the students who took the time to participate in all of the extra-curricular activities offered at Monivae. It is great to see the students making the most of what Monivae has to offer and their first year at the college. I wish them all the best of luck in 2020. A big thank you to the Year 7 homeroom teachers: Tyler Fehsler, 7.1; Nima Carswell, 7.2; Phil Wheaton, 7.3, and Ben White, 7.4 for all of their effort this year in guiding and supporting our students during their first year at high school. Mrs Reegan Morris Year 7 Co-ordinator

Archie Hintum Hayley Dodd, Alyssa Errey,Thomas Calvert, Lucille Aarons & Noah Nicholls 31 Student Awards

Duke of Edinburgh Sports Awards Academic Diligence in Study Awards • Bronze Award • Monivae Junior Sportsperson • Year 7 - Charles Field • Year 10 - Satchell Biggin • Vincent Huf Millie Kruger Ayva Jones • KW Keane Perpetual Trophy Hayley Dodd • Bailey Borgmeyer Cooper Hein Colour Badge (semester one) • SSV Academic & Sporting Achievement • Year 8 - Molly O’Brien • Maroon Studies • Indiana Ryan William Phillips • Year 8 - Clara Dettling • Robert Roache Athletics Standards Bailey Ross Jasmine Young Hannah Millard Trophy • Blue Studies • Year 9 - Nicholas O’Brien • Claire Logan Joshua Gordon • Year 9 - Saskia Schaap • Blake Family Trophy for Netball Charlotte McAdam • Maroon Co-curricular Excellence Olivia Neild • Year 10 - Satchell Biggin • Olivia Muldoon • Year 10 - Liam Fenwick Joshua Jellie • Monivae Clay Target Shooting Award Tegan Kenny • Blue Co-curricular • Riley Dark Jemma Casey • Year 10 - Satchell Biggin • Fr Fitzgerald Cup 1st XVIII Football Laura Tognon Joshua Jellie • Kobi Walter • Year 11 - Madeline Casey Ayva Jones • Fr Stan Tyler Trophy for Sporting Excellence Harri Baker • Year 11 - Cooper Seitz • Eleanor Goodsell Chelsea Storer • Gold • ML Simmonds Basketball Trophy Liam Walsh • Year 12 - Erin Munro • Grace Kearney Academic Excellence in Study Awards Colour Badge (semester two) VCE Subject Awards • Year 7 - Anoushka De Cheland • Maroon Studies • VET Sport and Recreation Sophie Taylor • Year 7 - William McAdam • Alyssa Neeson Erin Hannig Anoushka de Chelard • Ballarat Diocese Student Scholarship William McAdam Mairead Elshaug-Betson • Tahlia Mottram • Year 8 - Ella Shelden • Year 8 - Chloe Foster • Deakin University VCE Award Bella Manson • Year 9 - Amalie Rowe • Eleanor Vearing Chloe Foster Eleanor Goodsell • Hamilton Regional Business Assoc. Elizabeth Fox • Year 10 - Violet Kent Award Year 9 Grace Silcock • Cooper Seitz • Year 9 - Hamish Kearney Jemma Casey • RIST Award for Agricultural Studies William Errey Cassandra Webstock • Baydon Goss Allie Burns • Blue studies VET in Schools Award Holly Cooling • Year 8 - Jasmine Young • WestVic Workforce Award for VET Excellence • Year 10 - Ned Bennett • Year 9 - Amalie Rowe • Cooper Seitz Ayva Jones Charlotte McAdam • South West TAFE Award Bronson Hill • Year 10 - Demi Taylor • Chloe Rhook Chelsea Riddle Emma Sadler • Year 11 - Angus Harms Cassandra Webstock Heidi Wooldridge Jemma Casey Alyssa Neeson • Gold Studies Cooper Seitz • Year 10 - Emma Sadler Semester one colour badge recipients Eleanor Vearing Indiana Van Diesen Chelsea Riddle Stephanie Phillips Satchell Biggin • Maroon Service • Year 10 - Demi Taylor Jemma Casey Stephanie Phillips • Gold Service • Year 10 - Chelsea Riddle • Maroon Co-curricular • Year 9 - Lachlan McArthur Leoma Bahntoff Charlotte McAdam Jack Henderson • Year 10 - Violet Kent Cassandra Webstock • Blue Co-curricular • Year 9 - Jack Henderson • Year 10 - Stephanie Phillips • Maroon • Year 10 - Annabel Kent • Gold • Year 10 - Ashtyn Mottram • Year 10 - Eleanor Vearing 32 Ffrench House

In 2019, Ffrench House was coordinated by Nima Carswell and led by the hard work and dedication of Sophie Page and Sam Boreham. Although ending the year at the bottom of the leaderboard, we have shown our school community that while we are small in number, we are big in spirit. Ffrench began the year on a high with being awarded the Best Cheer Squad and Behaviour at the House Swimming Carnival. A day full of laughter and sore throats ended in the Year 12 Ffrench girls jumping into the pool adorned in a sea of red, foreshadowing the fierce spirit that the House maintained throughout 2019. Sam and Sophie organised a creative and successful M&M Pong competition – a school appropriate version of the party game seen frequently in American teen films. Ffrench also supported Lonsdale’s basketball competition by selling spiders, raising over $300 to support the Red Nose: Grief and Loss organisation. We are proud to revel in our shooting stars who won us the Clay Target Shooting competition and our Chess players who also came out on top. We look forward to hopefully climbing the leaderboard in 2020 – Go Ffrench! Mrs Nima Carswell Ffrench House Co-ordinator

Eilish MacGillivray. Shakira Agnew, Maddison Mayne, Hannah Braisby, Skye Braisby, Mrs Nima Carswell, Rachel Hassett and Ava Nicholson. 33 Glenelg House

What a year from Glenelg House! We came so close to taking out the trophy but ultimately fell short to Lonsdale. We started out the year with the Swimming Carnival where we had fantastic levels of participation across all years. As the day began, we started off very well, with the fresh crop of Year 7s tearing up the pool in a variety of different events. Huge congratulations to our age group champions. The Athletics Carnival fast approached and after coming so close in the swimming we wanted to take this one home. Again, we had very strong participation across all year levels and we had a hunger for a victory which was excellent to see! This hunger was led by our fantastic house captains Ben Cullinane, and Jerrika Pevitt. These two leaders were inspirational in every aspect, but they particularly impressed us in their leadership at the sporting carnivals. Congratulations to our age champions. The House Cross Country, which was a favourite of ours, was set on a beautiful winters day. We headed down to Lake Hamilton with high hopes and even higher expectations after our results from the swimming and athletics. The day was highlighted by our age champs. Our house fundraiser event for the year was a good old-fashioned pie and Coke day, with the combination of a pie and Coke costing only $5. This event was held on a Tuesday, following a long weekend, which resulted in quite a few keen students, unfortunately, forgetting and not having any money to purchase the combo deal. Although this was the case, we still managed to attract quite a few students and sold the amount that we had planned to. Most importantly, we raised vital funds on the day which is what it’s all about. House Singing was an event that was associated with a lot of excitement, as well as plenty of nerves. This year’s theme was “Best Selling Singles of All Time”, where Glenelg chose to perform the catchy “I’m a Believer” by The Monkees. Throughout the practice runs leading up to the day, things slowly but surely started to come together, and we were all well prepared to perform on the day. We managed to pull off our best performance of all when it mattered most on the day. With both our band and singers coming together nicely to produce what we felt was a wonderful performance that entertained the crowd. Unfortunately, this wasn’t enough for us to win, coming in at 3rd place behind Mitchell and Lonsdale who both performed extremely well on the day. Ben and Jerri, along with all the year 12s we want to thank you for the role you have played in making Glenelg a very enjoyable and competitive house all year. We wish to extend our congratulations to Glenelg’s own Vincent Huf who managed to crack into the Under 15 Australian XI squad. A huge congratulations to Vincent. Looking forward into 2020 we are excited to be welcoming Noah O’Brien and Maddie Casey as the captains for the year. Congratulations to Noah and Maddie, and we trust that you will be great role models for the Glenelg House. We look forward to working with you next year, and ensuring Glenelg is the house to beat in 2020. - GO GLENELG! Mr Fehsler & Mr Johnson Glenelg House co-ordinators 34 Lonsdale House

What a great year it has been for Lonsdale House. Winning the House This year a lot rode on our House Singing results. We knew if we got Aggregate two years in a row is an amazing achievement. Our aim was a great result it would nearly cement our leaders position in the House to achieve high levels of participation in all age groups for each major aggregate. We worked hard to choose a song that would suit our house event, in the hope to get a few more wins on the board. To the credit of and would help to motivate students to participate with eagerness and the Lonsdale house, they all rose to the challenge, trying very hard in all enthusiasm. Our efforts weren’t rewarded as we only finished second. events. Their participation and enthusiasm was admirable and in turn, We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who sang their hearts showed in our results. out, especially to all the Yr12s. Everyone tried their best with our song We got off to a perfect start placing first overall in the swimming. The choice of ‘Working Class Man’, but sadly we came up short at the end. day was full of excitement with everyone giving their best both in and The Lonsdale House fundraiser saw us come together with Ffrench out of the pool. It was great to see the newest Lonsdale members in year 7 eagerly participating in all events. The poolside was a sea of blue House, with the houses combining to play in the Teachers vs Students with plenty of great costumes ranging from Noahs blue dress to Toms match. Despite some ‘Steph Curry’ like shooting from Ethan and skintight morphsuit. A big thank you for the effort of our age group Charlie, the teachers somehow managed to win (cheated). champions. It is with great pleasure that we get to say that because of our amazing The next event on the agenda was the Athletics Carnival. Again, we saw house we won the Monivae House Aggregate Shield for 2019. great talent throughout the Lonsdale House with everyone participating Finally, as we say our farewells as Lonsdale House captains for 2019 in all events, despite the hot weather conditions, landing us another and we welcome the new captain’s Cooper Seitz and Indiana Ryan, first-place win. What a great achievement this was. we are leaving the shield in your capable hands! Lastly, we would like Finally, in April we saw the last of the major house sporting events with to say a big thank you to Mrs Morris and to all those in Lonsdale who the Cross Country. We made it 3/3 wins coming away with first place participated in events throughout the year. If it was not for ALL of you, (again). Things started to get exciting after this as we knew we were we would not have come away with the House aggregate for 2019. Best in for a great chance to possibly win the House Champions. Already, of luck for 2020! we were so proud of everyone’s efforts, participation and display of positive spirit. Siobhan Wheaton and Charlie Lang. 35 Mitchell House

Yellow Everyone! After a slow start to the year, Mitchell came home strongly with impressive results in the House Quiz and we woke up “from ash and dust” to regain our title in House Singing by ½ point. House activities are all about participation and we would like to thank everyone for having a go this year, putting themselves out of their comfort zone and surprisingly at times, having fun. From Ruby in Yr 7 competing in the Open IM at the swimming carnival, to Josh swimming in every event, people went above and beyond to help out. Athletics and Cross Country saw some great individual performances contribute to our points tally. Our House Activity tug of war saw a large group cheering in the basement, and our fund raiser for Brain Cancer had an even larger group lined up for Brownies and Milkshakes. Huge thanks must go to our Yr 12 cohort for all of their help and support throughout the year, from the smiles to the baking, the football and netball stars, the lastminute help and general encouragement - we couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you to you Mrs Mitchell for helping us throughout the year – your advice and chocolate were much appreciated. Congratulations to Sam and Grace, our incoming Mitchell House leaders in 2020, we wish them all the best for next year. Make the most of all of your opportunities and lead by example with enthusiasm and pride. Angus Campbell and Rachael Millard.

Sarah Hockey, Kimberley Gill. Liliana Goodwin and Sophie Twardowski. Angus Campbell, Sam Darge and Callum Kenny. 36

Boarding at Monivae

With the support and initiative of staff and local organisations, student members of the Monivae College boarding community were able to participate in a myriad of co-curricular activities throughout 2019. These pursuits included: • Personal training with Jo Bowie (Gym instructor) • Junior and senior basketball • Swimming (HILAC, Monivae and Hamilton Outdoor Pool) • Tours of Halls Gap, Tower Hill and Cape Bridgewater • Junior Hockey • VACSAL Indigenous Basketball Carnival • Junior and senior football • Dartmoor “Chute Out” • Themed dinners • Cooking classes • Ten Pin Bowling • Melbourne excursions • Archery • ANZAC Day March • St Mary’s Parish Masses • Hamilton Farmers’ Market and Cinema visits • Winda Mara “Close the Gap” program • AFL match attendance • Soccer • THAC Production of “Beauty and the Beast” I would sincerely like to acknowledge and thank Merrin Shannon, Tony Flavel, Liz Myers, and the Porter and Kissel families for hosting students on occasional weekends, as well as Jessica Lovett-Murray and Leon Davis for doing similar in Heywood. Mr Phil Wheaton, Mrs Yati Symington, Mr Tim Kermeen and boarding staff regularly completed tutorial assistance with student boarders throughout 2019, and their work and support was highly valued by pupils. Mrs Bridget Campbell and Mrs Sally Tripovich continued to provide staff stability in each Boarding House, with the addition of Mrs Catherine Huisman, Ms Chelsea Crane, Mr Ben White, Mrs Reegan Morris, Mr Lachlan Campbell, Mrs Merrin Shannon, Mr Tim Kermeen, Mr Tony Flavel and Mrs Robyn Fry providing additional supervisory assistance. I would like to wish departing Year 12 boarders best wishes for future endeavours, being Hannah Braisby, Liliana Goodwin, Sasha McGuigan, Thomas Letts, Erin Munro, Angus Campbell, Charlie Lang, Samuel Boreham, Callum Kenny and Hannah Vaughan. Mr Darren Beks Head of Boarding

Lilian Goodwin and Phillip Bastick (Top - bottom, L-R): Hannah Braisby, Skye Braisby, Georgia McInytre with Jo Bowie; Sue McGinnity with boarders; Darren Tran; Kelvin Kelly, Raelene Unghango and Giaan Mouda; Fionn Neeson, Phillip Bastick, Sam McDonald, Thomas Spillman and Thomas Letts; Skye Braisby and Georgia McIntyre 37 38

Director of Studies

In 2019 we continued to diversify our scope of studies and curriculum, with teachers working across the Victorian Curriculum, VCE, and VCAL to provide excellent opportunities for all of our students. Students engaged in a rich curriculum which included various advanced streams, such as History, Geography, Mathematics and English, as well as opportunities for vocational pathways including Agricultural Science and VET courses. As well as the mainstream curriculum, students have been able to participate in a number of extra-curricula opportunities. Debating, language and humanities competitions, and state and national contests in Mathematics and Science have provided many opportunities for students to go beyond the normal classroom expectations. We have also seen a number of our senior students excel in the Arts and various sporting events. As always, the majority of our senior students in 2019 are working towards the completion of a VCE. This year also sees the first full cohort of Year 11 students completing a Unit 3 and 4 sequence in Religion and Society, with their first formal VCE examination in November. As Director of Studies for 2019, I would like to thank all of the faculty leaders, year level coordinators, and administrative staff who have supported the students and teachers throughout the year. Mr Leon Furze Director of Studies

Ella Dawson, Tessa Kelly, Roxy Northcott , Sophie Taylor & Lachalan Phillips. 39 Director of Students

To commence this 2019 report, I’d like to acknowledge the work and • Resilient Kids Presentation support of the following staff: • Ice Community Forum Committee and D-Force Project • Year 7 Co-ordinator: Mrs Reegan Morris • You the Man Program • Year 8 Co-ordinator: Mrs Katee Mitchell • Gen Health Women’s Health Presentation • Year 9 Co-ordinator: Mr Leo McMahon • I CAN program • Year 10 Co-ordinator: Mr Scott Kruger • The Resilience Project • Years 11 and 12 Co-ordinator: Mr Simon Hatherell • RUOK Day • Student Counsellor: Mrs Jeannie Smith • Resilience Rights and Respectful Relationships • Student Services: Mrs Louise Lonergan • Strong Spirit Girls Program • Learning Support Co-ordinator: Mrs Caroline Coggins • Be You Program • Stand Up, Don’t Stand By Program To continue Monivae College’s extensive and ongoing commitment to Wellbeing and pastoral programs, students and staff participated in Other initiatives completed in 2019 included the addition of a gender many related activities this year, including: inclusive section in the Resource Centre; a thorough review of the • Youth Mental Health First Aid school uniform; Liturgies or Masses included in Wellbeing or MSC In • Community 4 Youth Action lessons and a variety of other staff-led endeavours. • Harnessing Positive Education in Western Victoria • GRIP Leadership Training All of these programs are aimed to equip our students with the skills to • Drumbeat Program develop and enhance positive and healthy relationships, and highlight • National Action Day Against Bullying and Violence the keys of the MSC charism of empathy, compassion and kindness. • Elevate Study Skills Programs Mr Darren Beks • Southern Grampians Youth Network Committee Director of Students • World Women’s Day 40

English

2019 was another momentous year for the English Faculty. On top of welcoming several new teaching staff, we also saw our Year 12s complete their studies admirably and with determination. Our Junior and Senior debating teams competed in Hamilton, Warrnambool, and Mount Gambier and were victorious in several competitions. There was an increase in students borrowing from the Library. Lastly, author Scot Gardner returned in Term 4 to conduct workshops with our Year 9s. Monivae’s English classes are microcosms of creative and critical thinking. I have seen all students, across all year levels, engage with the subject with enthusiasm and persistence. It is a rewarding experience. All of this would not be possible without the ongoing dedication of the English teaching staff, who deliver the curriculum with passion and fervour. To that end, I thank: Mr Leon Furze; Mr Michael Harms; Mrs Nima Carswell; Mrs Jane Nankivell; Mrs Nicola Riddle; Mrs Helen Henry; Mr Tyler Fehsler; Mr Mitchell Johnson; Mrs Sarah Stevenson; Mr Andrew Conquest, and Mrs Suzanne Herbert. Mr Benjamin White English Faculty Leader 41 Mathematics

MATHEMATICS CHALLENGE FOR YOUNG AUSTRALIANS awarded to all students who have achieved a pre-set score but have not been awarded a Credit (or higher) Certificate. This competition is a problem solving competition open to Year 7 to 10 students. We had 80 students from across Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 enter We had 49 students receive a Credit Certificate and 83 receive a the Challenge Stage. Proficiency Certificate. Congratulations to the following people who received Credit certificates: Distinction Certificates were awarded to: Nathaniel Neeson, William Chelsea Riddle, William Errey, Sarah Webbstock, Zoe Wooldridge, Errey, Sarah Webbstock, Callan Rook and Joshua Gordon. Leoma Bahntoff, Portia Northcott, Grace Silcock, Nadine Bunge, Maggie Nathaniel Neeson was the Best in School Award Winner. Doyle and Anoushka De Chelard. Congratulations to Year 12 students who received the Mathematics awards at the final Year 12 assembly. Hannah Vaughan received the AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION Further Mathematics Award, Harry Harms and Vania McCaskill were joint winners of the Mathematical Methods Award and Harry Harms During term 3, all students from Years 7 and 8 and 56 students from received the Specialist Mathematics Award. Years 9 and 10 entered the Australian Mathematics Competition (one of the largest Mathematics competitions in the world). Thank you to all the Mathematics teachers for their hard work throughout the year – Mr. Dale Minney, Mr. Tim Kermeen, Mr. Damian As a general rule, the top 0.3% of students are awarded prizes, the top McCarthy, Ms Merrin Shannon, Mr Leo McMahon and Mrs Claire 2% of students receive High Distinction Certificates, the top 15% of Toffolon. students receive Distinction Certificates and the top 50% of students receive Credit Certificates. For the Senior division these figures are Ms Jacinta Ryan 0.3%, 5%, 25% and 60% respectively. A Proficiency Certificate was Faculty Leader - Mathematics 42 Humanities

In 2019 the Humanities Faculty was extremely busy once again across all year levels building an increased sense of enthusiasm for this subject area. Students at all year levels were out on regular excursions to interact with landscapes, historical sites, community events such as Sheepvention and Australia’s legal system via court and magistrates’ visits. These experiences show our students the practical value of the Humanities and allow them to make connections between past, present and future. The addition of Business Management and Geography to our curriculum offering proved successful in 2019, and we look forward to seeing good educational outcomes for students in these VCE classes for years to come. Student engagement can be measured in many ways, but we like to think that the noise coming from Humanities classrooms is around critical thinking, evaluating, wondering and debating about the possibilities for the future, the mistakes of the past and the ways in which young people in 2019 can start to make a difference in their world. Once again, I thank the Humanities staff for their devotion to their students and to this wonderful learning area. Without these people bringing a positive outlook to the humanities classroom the future could look quite overwhelming for young people. This is a responsibility that we, as humanities teachers are acutely aware of in a time of global economic, social and political challenges. Only by understanding, can our students engage proactively in the future. Mrs Sofia Vearing Humanities Faculty Leader

(Top - bottom, L-R): Sharney Millard, Georgia McIntyre; Evan Grego, Liam Daffey; Chloe Byrne, Neha Browning. 43

Religion

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the the classroom in ensuring that we have a great curriculum. We were LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, fortunate enough to have Mary Touhy from RASNET run VCE revision plans to give you hope and a future.” programs for us and visiting Colleges – a first as normally students - Jeremiah 29:11 would have to travel to Melbourne to experience these programs. As a teacher of Religion, I am reminded of the importance of our job, I would like to thank the teacher’s of Religious Education for 2019, as not just in teaching curriculum, but also in allowing students to be they have made the job of Religious Education Coordinator a pleasant confident enough to question, think, ponder and explore. If students one. Below is a list of these wonderful staff. know and also believe that they are being loved in the way Jesus taught, Mr Gerard Bourke, Mrs Nima Carswell, Mr Geoff Forsyth, Mrs Rosalie then anything is possible. Fotheringham, Ms Suzanne Herbert, Mrs Catherine Huisman, Mr Terry The Religious Education Faculty at Monivae College has started Molan, Ms Liz Myers, and Mr Jonathan Rowe. implementing new curriculum across the year levels that will allow our It is important to acknowledge that whilst every member of staff, students to study with hope and gain a greater understanding for the teaching and non-teaching, hold an important role in the education future. For the first time ever, every Year 11 VCE student completed of our students’ religious growth and understanding, the Religious Unit 3 and 4 Religion and Society. Not only does this give the students Education staff are at the forefront of this. They demonstrate a greater understanding of religion within our society, it also provides tremendous effort in their modern approach to teaching, even though at the opportunity for students to take a study score with them into times it is a thankless task. their last year of schooling. This increased rigour within our program demonstrates the high esteem we hold the study of Religion in within Thank you must also go out to Mr Gerard Bourke, who took over as the our community. Religious Education Co-ordinator during term three, during which time I was fulfilling the Deputy Principal role. It was comforting knowing that Our year 7s undertook a new program written within the scope of the the faculty was in good hands whilst I was on leave. I also offer my best New Awakenings Curriculum, and the staff have been busy fine-tuning wishes to Mrs Nima Carswell who will be taking on the role of Religious this, as well as writing new curriculum across Year 8 this year. By the Education Co-ordinator from next year. I am confident that the faculty is end of next year, we are hopeful of all our curriculum being updated and in good hands. ready to go. Mr. Danny Franc. Thanks must go to our dedicated staff for giving up time outside of Religious Education Co-ordinator 44 Arts 45 46 Health & PE

Within the Health and Physical Education domain we continued to make connections with the community in developing understanding of the importance in establishing and maintaining healthy lifestyles. This included Year 10 students experiencing differing sessions across several gyms in Hamilton and also participating in recreational activities with the Hamilton bowling club and the golf course Year 8 HPE students got to be a part of the launch of a new drug education program - D-Force, that was created in the region by a committee of teachers, police officers, educational psychologists, a professional game designer and students. A boardgame version of the video game was utilised this year, and we look forward to incorporating the use of this gaming technology to further connect with our students in combating the use of illicit drugs. Year 9 HPE students got to experience the Melbourne Museum ‘Road to Zero’ program. This incursion engaged students through immersive digital technology to learn about road safety issues and consider how they can contribute to achieving the vision of zero lives lost on our roads. Year 12 Physical Education students and PE staff had the opportunity to engage in two METS interactive lectures with students involved in VO2 max/LIP demonstrations and practical application of biomechanical principles. By allowing staff to experience the latest testing procedures and ways of incorporating practical application to theoretical components, students throughout the middle school will have better grounding of these principles should they choose a VCE physical education pathway. As the front oval redevelopment nears completion, we look forward to new state of the art facilities that will also play a role in better supporting the engagement of our students in the years to come. We welcomed two new staff members to the Health and Physical Education faculty this year – Tyler Fehsler and Mitchell Johnson. Both graduates of Federation University, they have brought with them vibrancy and fresh ideas that have further strengthened a wealth of experience that already existed. Simon Hatherell headed to the annual ACHPER conference in Melbourne providing further opportunity to learn the latest teaching methods and innovative practices. Staff also participated in a lifeguard update, refreshing their knowledge and practice around water safety, enabling the best practices and use of the outstanding pool facility we have. Lastly, I would like to acknowledge the work of all teachers of Health & Physical Education, who have worked tirelessly and collaboratively to create the best learning opportunities for all students throughout the year: Simon Hatherell, Tim Kermeen, Terry Molan, Darren Beks, Scott Kruger, Tyler Fehsler, and Mitchell Johnson.

Julie Templeton Head of Health & PE

(Top - bottom, L-R): Mr Scott Kruger, Mackenzie Mason; Bradley Field, Harry Waters and Dylan Ross. 47 Language 48 Drama

It has been a wonderful year of Performing Arts at Monivae College. The Year 7 and 8 students saw them learn communication skills; mime, vocal dynamics, storytelling, melodrama, mask, ritual theatre and script interpretation. Year 9 drama used Theatre of the Absurd and Stanislavsky to interpret the text Wolf Lullaby into a creepy and chilling performance. They then moved onto mini-ensemble work and created a performance that was shown alongside the VCE drama students. The VCE students travelled to Melbourne to see the Gothic Theatre Production,‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, and later on in the year, were lucky to see the brilliant ‘Robot Song’ at the Hamilton PAC. Both productions were on the VCE text list but also, gave the students an insight into two very different styles of eclectic theatre that went beyond a representation of the reality of life as it is lived. Students developed, rehearsed and refined two ensembles that were over half an hour in length that were brilliant. The first called, ‘Is that a spanner in your apron’ explored the role of women in the workforce after the second world war, the second ‘The fad diet that went horribly wrong’ evolved to be a tale about a fateful encounter with cannibal cult. The highlight being Paris Moritz being dragged through twenty cut up lettuces on stage. The students also developed a solo performance each that was performed in exam conditions. This year, we started M.U.T.T (the Monivae Unconventional Theatre Troupe) that aims to provide a creative outlet for students interested in performing arts. The group’s first official performance was the Art Exhibition and rehearsals are now underway for a mini-production of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ in Term 1 2020. Finally, this year’s musical production of Oliver! was not only highly successful but saw the exceptional commitment from staff and student come to fruition in what was described by the majority of audience members as professional, tight and thoroughly entertaining. Over fifty students were involved and rehearsals were often in the depths of winter however, we pushed through to create a dedicated team where friendships were formed and many laughs shared. Who can forget the many ‘Do it like Deisel’ group photos, games of ‘Bang’, tubs of snake lollies and the pre-show renditions of the school song? There were many standout moments in the show however Bella Cutchie singing while the coat rack fell on her was a highlight. Then there was Emma Gunnings’s flapping hand movements, Jerri Pevitt's near modesty accident with her nightdress, Sam Boreham’s harassing of the audience about mobile phones, Sam Darge’s stage presence being so scary that the audience called out his name when he asked, Edward de Sallis’s snort, Kelly Mitchell’s laugh, the belly dancers, Eliza’s kissing sounds, Jane Nankivell’s fear of heights, the amazing set, the cool costumes, the backstage banter, everyone waiting for the gunshot and so much more… what a fabulous and unforgettable show.

Mrs Helen Henry Head of Drama 49 50 Music

Our year began with our annual joint Music Department and Cadet Band camp to Melbourne to rehearse and take part in the Anzac Day Parade. The preparation for the trip begins many weeks before Anzac Day and requires many lunchtime rehearsals as students learn drum patterns and instrumental parts, all whilst learning to march with precision. The camp provides a valuable opportunity to perfect ensemble skills and the concentrated practise allows them to build stamina for the very long Anzac Day march. Those who were there and those who saw the television coverage would agree that the students looked and sounded amazing. We were privileged in June to have a visit from Caulfield Grammar School who were travelling to the “Generations in Jazz” Festival in Mt Gambier. Their visit gave our Year 7 students the opportunity to see their amazing bands and choirs and participate in a vocal workshop. Around 30 of our year sevens joined in an exciting afternoon, learning how to improvise and extend their vocal skills. The concert inspired many of our students to join our College choir and as a result we have had an increase in student numbers in our choir this year. The students in the year 7-10 classroom music program have participated in the Performance Evening in Semester One to showcase their talents on their instruments as soloists and as a part of the Year 7 band. The Year 10 music class performed in our annual Arts Exhibition, providing ambient music whilst guests viewed the student artwork. Our VCE Music Performance Students, Sam Boreham, Kimberly Gill and Paris Moritz completed their performance exams in October. This exam required students to perform 25 minutes of music from a set list provided by VCAA. The students worked hard all year on these performances and should also be congratulated for their work in Productions, Choir and school ensembles throughout their schooling.

Mrs Alisa Houlihan Head of Music

(Top - bottom, L-R): Tayla Lewis, Mairead Elshaug-Betson, Bronson Hill, Roxie Northcott, Sophie Taylor & Tessa Kelly. 51 Technology 52 Science

This year we welcome to the Science Department Gary Hearnes and Tony Healy and welcome back Miranda Raeburn. Our Year 7 to 10 science students have participated in a wide variety of activities on top of their normal science curriculum, these activities included: • Off the Planet and Geology Victoria presenting seminars to the Year 8 classes, to increase their understanding of colonising a new planet in the Brave New World unit. • Year 7, 8 and 9 LEEP classes entered The Big Science Competition, congratulations to those who participated. • The Year 7 LEEP class also participated in this year’s Science Talent Search competition, congratulations to Anoushka De Chelard and Noah Burton for their winning entries. • A Year 9 class was lucky enough to attend a presentation about sound and hearing from a local audiologist and a skype presentation from a member of the “Free 3D Hands” organisation who produce artificial limbs from 3D Printers as part of their Cyborbs unit. • The Year 10 Agricultural Science class entered the invention competition at Sheepvention, congratulations to Tamia Stockdale for second place in the high school section and Braydon Goss and Colby Hammond for third place. Congratulations also to Tahlea Grant from Year 11 who was successful in winning a place in the National Youth Science Forum. We were joined by the Prep, Year 1 and Year 2 classes from St Marys who came and had a science experience in our labs, where we introduced these very excited young people to a science lab, science equipment and a sample of science activities. This year we introduced our first Science Night where each year level displayed their current work, giving students from other year levels the chance to look ahead and see what awaits them in 2020, thank you to staff and those who attended. A huge thank you to all science staff for their continuous hard work in teaching their classes this year and in the development of our engaging curriculum. Thank you to Chris Heine our Lab Technician, for all the wonderful work she does to make our classes flow. And finally thank you also to Lovey and Sheryl who look after our four and six legged science staff. Julie Dohle Head of Science

(Top - bottom, L-R): Oscar Mulley & Lexie Northcott; Amy Gardner and Clara Dettling. 53

(Top - bottom, L-R): Aisha Hendriks, Chloe Byrne & Tanielle Knight, Angus Harms 54

Library & Resources

It is a truth universally acknowledged that “The library has always been a nice quiet place, “Cosy” any school in pursuit of excellence must be in everyone there is really nice and friendly.” Vania McCaskill 12.3 want of a quality library. Kaleb Mitchell 10.3 “Monivae’s library is more than an information Mr. Leon Furze, Director of Studies “Relaxing” centre, it is a community meeting place and a Hollie Phillips 10.1 gateway to knowledge. The Library is a place of We have all enjoyed another wonderful twelve free inquiry where students are prepared inside, and “The Library is more than just four walls, and is months in the safe, supportive and inviting outside of the classroom for the adventures of life.” built solely by the people in it.” place that is our beloved Library. This year I am Mr. Ben White, Head of English leaving it up to our treasured students and staff to Tom O’Connell 11.2 A heartfelt thankyou to the entire Monivae contribute to this piece by describing in one word “Comfortable” or one sentence “Our Monivae College Library.” Louis Beaton 12.2 community for using and supporting our Library as you do. To Mrs. Sophie Claffey and Ms. “Loving” Charlotte Stanhope, how blessed we are to “An effervescing, ebullient tour de force of an Mrs. Jane Nankivell, Teacher establishment staffed by the closest human work together …. Thankyou. “The Library is welcoming, has a friendly equivalent to glorious sunshine.” As “Team Library” we simply love what we do, atmosphere and those who run the Library are Leon Furze, Teacher/ Director of Studies. our privilege is knowing and working with you all. all helpful, bubbly and caring people.” “Warm - literally and metaphorically” Bryonie Tiller 11.2 Maryanne Gustus Lexie Northcott 10.3 “A peaceful environment with a homely ambience” Head of Library “Extensive” Merielle Patullo and Heidi Wooldridge 11.3 Ben Broderick 10.4 “Our school Library is not only full of books, but “Happy” also filled with hearts who are prepared to put Rachel Page 10.3 (Top - bottom, L-R): Riley Albert and Marcus anything on hold to ensure the best wellbeing of Patience; Maddison Mayne, Xanthe Huf, Ava Nicholson “Peaceful” every student.” and Rita Hamu; Ms Maryanne Gustus, Raelene Georgia Rentsch 10.4 Alyssa Neeson 11.3 Unghango and Kelvin Kelly. 55 Careers

Students this year have continued the rhythm of discovering possible pathways and choices once their schooling has come to an end. As I write this, our Year 12’s are not only preparing for exams or finishing off their VCAL course, but also completing university applications, attending seminars from our local tafe and job agencies and generally preparing for a life after school. What an exciting time! This kind of focus really sharpens in Year 10, where our students this year completed work experience, attended a Careers camp and chose their VCE or VCAL pathway and subjects for their final years of schooling. Supporting them in this process was their Morrisby Report in which the students completed nearly two hours of testing to then receive a report suggesting character strengths, possible subject options, and finally, career suggestions. Other career opportunities this year for our students included come and try days in agriculture, health and at Deakin University. Thank you to the Careers teachers for a wonderful job helping students with subject selection and work experience this year. To students who have come to the end of their secondary, I wish you all the best as you begin the next important chapter in your life. To finish, I would like to reiterate my exact words from last year’s report as they are written exactly as I feel today. To the students who are completing: I hope that some of the options and ways of being informed about career possibilities have come from your time at Monivae and that whatever you pursue, you do so with a great sense of service to others. 56

VET

A wide range of VET courses enables students in Years 10 to 12 to develop vocational skills that enhance their studies and receive nationally recognised certificates. These studies are part of either VCE or VCAL and for two of last year’s students it led to acknowledgement at The High Achievers’ Assembly for scores over 40 in VET Engineering & VET Hospitality. In Sport & Rec, a VET subject delivered at Monivae, scored assessments were also pleasing with most students in the high 30s. At the RIST Graduation ceremony earlier in the year many students attained Certificate II in Agriculture. VET Taster for Year 9 students enables students to experience a hands- on session to get an understanding of the course and where it might lead. From this informed position many students elect a VET course as part of their Year 10, VCE or VCAL. Similarly, the Wool Overview Program provides some insight into the agriculture sector and the wool industry igniting an interest and desire to start a SBAs in Agriculture as part of their senior school studies. The VET department keeps well informed of all the developments occurring in this vibrant sector of the curriculum, attending many conferences over the course of the year and keeping abreast of vast amounts of information. Kimberley McLeod VET Co-ordinator

VET Sports Rec students Harry Clark 57

VCAL

Monivae continues to deliver a highly innovative VCAL program and is seen as a leader in this field, having given a number of presentations to VCAL practitioners from schools throughout the region. These sessions have illustrated the interesting engaging projects partaken by students. These are being used as exemplars and as a means of assisting the development of programs for schools. Monivae projects are well designed and integrate learning outcomes from the various strands whilst meeting many required learning outcomes. The value of these studies was again clearly evident in the successful transition of all of last year’s students into apprenticeships, employment and/or further study. VCAL is also assisting the development of leadership skills as each year VCAL students are being elected to school leadership positions largely as a result of the community participation and the leadership entailed in VCAL. Some of the projects done have been the Ride, Walk, Scoot or Skate to School Day to encourage a healthy active lifestyle. This attracted excellent participation from St Mary’s and Monivae students. The Pampered Pups project involved making sustainable, environmentally friendly dog beds to sell to raise funds for the RSPCA. Many business skills were utilised in sourcing building supplies and reclaimed and repurposed items, thus enhancing the theory being learnt in Certificate II Business Studies. Another worthwhile, healthy program involved working in the agriculture patch tending vegetable gardens to provide ingredients for hampers and cooked meals. Students also entered the Wannon Water competition involving the creation of a dish using vegetables grown at school. Vivacious, Vibrant Vital Vegetable VCAL Stir Fry was the product created. As VCAL learning is hands-on practical assessment, exam week allows students more work placement and skill development in an area of their choice. Kimberley McLeod (Top - bottom, L-R): Bryce Bygate, Ethan Cook, Morgan McLean, Maggie VCAL Co-ordinator Craig, Lara Herrmann, Ethan Cook & Morgan McLean. 58 Cadet Camp 59 Cadets

2019 has been a particularly challenging and very memorable year for cadets. The transition from compulsory Year 9 and 10 participation to Year 8 and 9 ultimately has been successful and all Year 11 leaders did an outstanding job in their roles. Throughout the year the cadet staff and leaders worked hard to plan, provide resources and activities for the cadets. The moto of “teamwork, courage, initiative and respect” has been used and present all year in both the leaders, staff and cadets of the unit. The four major events of the cadet year are the Year 8 Bivouac, the annual May Camp, ANZAC Day and the end of year Ceremonial Parade. Congratulations on everyone’s hard work, commitment, persistence and participation in all of these cadet occasions. The Year 8’s Bivouac brought the cadet year into full swing, as the cadets learnt the basics of fieldwork and camping in the bush. For many of the cadets, this was their first experience camping and completing activities such as navigation, camouflage and concealment, first aid and basic survival. Luckily the weather and conditions on Bivouac were ideal, unlike May Camp… May Camp posed challenges the unit hadn’t faced for many years. The camp was thoroughly organised and planned well in advance. All the Year 8 and 9 cadets experienced their first annual camp at Victoria Point during the first week of May. During the week the cadets took part in many exercises and activities during the day, from early morning reveille to the Last Post at night. On the 4th day of the camp, the weather took a turn for the worse after raining all night and many hours of the day, this led to the halt of all activities. The decision was made to ‘abandon camp’ so the entire unit grabbed what they could carry, marched to the front gate, and left Victoria Point. I praise the endurance, patience and teamwork shown by the cadets at this time, as well as the hard work, organisation, initiative and perseverance of the cadet staff and leaders. On the 25th of April, the Monivae College Army Cadet Unit Band marched in the Melbourne parade for ANZAC day. With a band bigger than ever before, the band members, leaders - W.O.1 Kellie Mitchell and CPL Tahlia Mottram and the staff - with a special mention to Mrs Claire Toffolon and Mrs Alisa Houlihan, did a tremendous job. Their weeks of preparation lead to an outstanding performance in Melbourne. Many cadets gave up their time during the mid-year and September holidays to attend courses and the annual “Exercise Emu” camp at Puckapunyal. Well done for all of those who participated, this really shows your commitment to cadets. The activities and lessons that take place on these camps provide valuable experiences the cadets can use back at the unit and in their day-to-day life. A number of staff took part in courses earning new rank showing their hard work and involvement in the unit, congratulations to all. The end of year Ceremonial Parade, like the annual camp, had no luck with the weather. Despite the challenging conditions, the cadets endured the rain, wind and cold and the parade did not slow. The unit was privileged to have Lt Col Andrew Segrott, commander of 32 battalions present as the reviewing officer for the parade and his attendance at the senior leader’s cadet dinner. We are grateful for the help and on-going support Lt Col Segrott shows towards the unit. A massive congratulations to all the award recipients on the day and the hard work and time spent by everyone in preparation for the parade. This year marks the end of Capt Terry Molan position as O.C after being in charge of the unit for four years. We all thank you and commend you for the commitment, hard work and time you have given and shown to the unit. For the future leaders of the unit and the new O.C of the unit Lt Phil O’Keefe, good luck with the coming year and to all of the new challenges it will bring; I believe that you will all do an amazing job leading the Monivae Cadets. Finally, thank you to W.O.1 Aiden Rogers (RSM) for being a great partner to lead alongside with, I couldn’t have done it without you. To the Year 11 cadets, I hope you have all enjoyed your years in the Monivae College Army cadet unit as much as I have, thank you for all of your commitment and being there along the way. I look forward to seeing what the next year will bring for the cadet unit. Good luck to the cadets of 2020! CUO Jemma White Adjutant of the Monivae Cadet unit 60 Cadet Parade

OC Award - Most Outstanding Cadet in the Unit • CUO Jemma White Lt Col Terry Walsh Award • WO1 Aiden Rogers Cadet Management • CDT CUO Alyssa Neeson Gannon Trophy Best Recruits • Boy • CDT Harrison Hein • CDT Gus Sweeney • Girl • CDT Bella Mason • CDT Chloe Jones Drum Major Service Award • WO2 Kellie Mitchell Best New Band Member • CDT Ella Shelden Best Band Member • CDT Cassandra Webbstock Best NCOs • Boy • CDT CUO Cooper Seitz • CDT SGT Cooper Shaw • Girl • CDT SGT Violet Kent • CDT SGT Tahlia Mottram • CDT SGT Tahlia Wormald Best Senior Cadet • Boy • CDT Ryan Ackerley • CDT Ned Bennett • Girl • CDT Ruby Kelly • CDT Tahlia Ross Davies Trophy • CDT CUO Alyssa Neeson Best Senior Platoon • Platoon 1 CDT CPL Annika McArthur Ted Kenna VC Memorial Cup • CDT SGT Tahlia Wormald Best Recruit Platoon • Platoon 8 CDT SGT Annabel Kent Fr. Tony Prentice MSC Trophy Winner of the Inter Platoon Challenge • Platoon 8 • CDT SGT Tahlia Wormald • CDT SGT Annabel Kent Dixon Trophy Best Shot • Boy • CDT Caleb Creasy Leon Storer Memorial Trophy • Girl • CDT SGT Demi Taylor ADF Long Tan Leadership Awards • Year 10 • Ayva Jones • Year 12 • Erin Munro 61 62

Netball

Five strong teams headed to Geelong to compete in the Netball Victoria Paige Kissel, Jemma Casey, Taylor Bowie, Bailey Ryan, Olivia Nield and School Championships. The two Year 7 & 8 teams guided by Mrs Julie Tanielle Knight. Unfortunately, the girls had to withdraw from the Netball Templeton, Ms Finuala Neeson and Tam Phillips (parent), worked well State Championships as they were unable to field a team due to injuries together and played some very skilful netball. Many of the girls were and hometown netball finals commitments. new to this competition, however they adapted well to their new team The Senior Girls started strongly, showing they were a force to be mates and environment. The teams finishing 2nd and 9th for the day. reckoned with coming away with some convincing wins. They were The intermediate girls performed strongly throughout the day, and it sitting equal first with Geelong College halfway through the day. The was pleasing to see the depth of the team and how the girls adapted to girls went in to the Geelong College match with the hope that they could the many combinations that we played with. The team played 9 games, come away with yet another win. The game was of very high standard winning 8 and losing 1 against Sacred Heart College Geelong 10-8, and the Monivae girls were matching the Geelong College girls’ goal for disappointingly not playing the standard of netball they were capable goal. Unfortunately, time was against us as we tried to get one more of. The loss was in our second round of the day, but the girls fought on goal to make it a draw. Monivae Senior girls coming in a very clear hopeful that we could manage to finish on top, based on Sacred Heart second to Geelong College. losing a match. They backed up the loss with a 22-0 result against A massive thank you to our coaches and volunteers who helped out at Bayview, definitely boosting our percentage. Other dominant displays the Netball. Coaches: Julie Templeton; Finuala Neeson; Tam Phillips; were against Colac Secondary College, Clonard College, Baimbridge Jo Bowie and Aleisha McDonald. Assistants: Brooke Stone and Tahlia College and The Geelong College. In the end we managed to win the Grant. A huge thank you to Suzi O’Brien for umpiring on the day, much Championships by percentage, and the girls will now represent Monivae appreciated. at the State Championships in Melbourne on Friday 13th September! Congratulations to the whole team on their sportsmanship, and manner Sarah Byron and Julie Templeton throughout the day, they were wonderful ambassadors for the school. Netball Co-ordinators The team consisted of Hollie Phillips, Holly Langley, Olivia Muldoon,

Year 9-10 Netball Team 63 Athletics

House Athletics 1. Lonsdale 2583 points 2. Glenelg 2351 points 3. Ffrench 2247 points 4. Mitchell 2191 points Age champions for the day: • 12-13 years • Boys - Angus Kissel • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison • 14 years • Boys – Deacon White • Girls – Madaline Phillips • 15 years • Boys – Ethan Knight • Girls – Nadine Bunge • 16 years • Boys – Jacob Hill • Girls – Ashtyn Mottram • 17 years • Boys – Harry Waters • Girls – Claire Logan • 18-20 years • Boys – Ben Culliane • Girls – Sophie Twardowski Glenelg Division Athletics After an enormous effort from all the Monivae Athletes we saw the following students win age group champion • 12-13 years • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison • 14 years • Boys – Deacon White • 18-20 years • Boys – Noah Uebergang We won the Boys Aggregate as well as taking out the overall win. I would also like to thank our Athletics Captains Noah Uebergang and Matilda Dohle, who not only excelled in their own events, but continued to encourage the other student in competing at their best. Greater Western Region Athletics This week saw 30 eager athletes head to Ballarat for the Greater Western Region Track and Field Event to compete against 42 other schools from our region. A tremendous effort by all our students saw us place within the top 5 of each event competed in. With such great results, we placed 4th overall. Nine students were successful in heading to the State Track and Field Championships. State Athletics Championships The following students were eligible to compete at the State Athletics Championships. • 90m Hurdles • Hannah MacPherson • Shot Put [4kg] • Madaline Phillips • High Jump • Claire Logan • Discus [1kg] • Claire Logan • 1500m (1st competitor) • Angus Hayden-Simpson • Relay • Caleb Creasey • Vincent Huf • Will Hunter • Ethan Knight

(Top - bottom, L-R): Colby Maddocks, Matilda Dohle & Noah Uebergang, boys 100m under 16 sprint, Giaan Mouda, Alyssa Neeson, Deacon White, Hannah McPherson, Nadine Bunge, Portia Northcott & Paige Kissel. 64 Cricket

The annual First XI match against College was a very tight match with College winning by 3 runs. Tom Letts took 3 for 19 and the first College wicket fell due to a very good catch on the boundary by Jacob Millard. Best with the bat were Vincent Huf with 43 including a couple very big sixes. Angus Harms was not out 25. We look forward to hosting College on our new oval next year. The Year 9/10 Super 8 T20 Carnival was held at Pedrina Park on a nice warm day, in what was perfect conditions for cricket. We had entered a total of four teams on the day, with those being a Year 9 boys and girls team, as well as a Year 10 boys a girls team. All teams played in a round robin competition which consisted of three rounds, with some teams having one bye meaning they only played the two games. After this there were finals played, with 1st vs 2nd being the main final to decide our two overall winners for the day. Our Year 10 boys played some good cricket at times throughout their games but were unlucky with a tough draw on the day. Some of the better performers included Vincent Huf and Hamish Cook. The Year 9 girls also put together some commendable cricket on the day, and also had a lot of fun along the way. Better individual performers included Paige Kissel and Portia Northcott. Our Year 9 boys, and Year 10 girls both performed well enough to qualify through to the 1 vs 2 final in their respective divisions. In what was a fantastic result for the school, we managed to win both the boys and girls divisions on the day, with both of these teams winning in the finals. The Year 9 boys had a fantastically well- rounded team of cricketers, with some better performers being Josh Gordan, Zach Burgess and Hamish Kearney. Better performers in the Year 10 girls’ team on the day were also hard to choose, but both Lexie Northcott and Tegan Menzel were fantastic on the day. Congratulations to Tom Letts on being awarded the Gavin? Hurley cricket award. We would also like to thank Gavin? For his generous donation of a new cricket bat as part of this award. Mr Michael Harms 65

Soccer

It has been a rollercoaster of events for the Wednesday Night Soccer Henry Kaspers has made an audacious effort not letting the ball cross campaign, intense matches having watchers at the edge of their seats, the goal-line, until finally stepping up-front and scoring two in two boastful victories, and losses that the team was able to learn from. Each proving that his abilities are not limited. Harry Harms provided the player within the team have displayed quality in their footballing abilities goods by using his lightning pace and passing ability to play the vital and have proved to their opposing teams, as well as teammates, that role of a speedy defender and winger for the Wanderers. they play an exhilarating game of soccer. They have not only displayed As the 2019 season comes to a close, the Monivae Wanderers ended how well they can kick a ball, but they have displayed exemplary team up second place on the ladder behind College Citizens, and worked spirit, and a fighting passion for the sport. their way to the grand finals playing the victors in a very close and Karorina McCarthy, awarded the ‘Best and Fairest’ played the role as intense game with both teams having an immense amount of scoring a dribbling and passing maestro throughout every single game she opportunities, ending 1-1 at full-time and going into extra time, and played. Dylan Spong was phenomenal in every game, from scoring an unfortunately losing 2-1. None the less, it was a great game and an absolute screamer in the first game, to being the backline’s brick wall overall amazing season with memories, lessons and motivation to take and long ball distributer. Saxon Clyde had only started playing soccer into the 2020 season. this year, but quickly developed into a quality player whom was able to take on players, score goals, defend by putting his body on the line, and Thomas Spillman be a speed-demon all at once. Dallas Kawau and Charles San Ba were Monivae Soccer Captain the ‘inter-school transfers’ at the start of the season, Charles playing both outfield and in goals, showing that he can play anywhere on the pitch and do a good job at the same time, Dallas on the other hand, had been playing up-front for the season providing a great attacking force and scoring a lot of goals alongside Louis Beaton. Louis is the league’s leading top goal-scorer and an absolute powerhouse for the Monivae Wanderers.

Saxon Clyde, Henry Kaspers, Harry Harms, Louis Beaton, Dylan Spong, Karorina McCathry and Tom Spillman. 66 Cross Country

House Cross Country The Monivae House Cross Country was held around Lake Hamilton. Many students put in an enormous effort to complete the 3 or 5 km run. 1. Lonsdale 814 points 2. Glenelg 704 points 3. Mitchell 657 points 4. Ffrench 553 points Age champions for the day: • 12-13 years • Boys - Angus Kissel • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison • 14 years • Boys - Angus Hayden-Simpson • Girls - Matilda Hutchison • 15 years • Boys - Ethan Knight • Girls - Paige Kissel • 16 years • Boys - Bailey Hunter • Girls - Aisha Hendricks • 17 years • Boys - Mitchell Grant • Girls - Indiana Ryan • 18-20 years • Boys - Saxon Clyde • Girls - Erin Munro Glenelg Division Cross Country GD Cross Country was held along the Portland Lagoon. Monivae performed very well coming 2nd overall, after winning the boys aggregate. Individual age group champions for Monivae were: • Angus Hayden-Simpson • Angus Kissel • Indiana Ryan • Paige Kissel

Ella Cameron & Montana Coates, Harry Harms 67

Greater Western Region Cross Country Once again, the GWR Cross Country was held at Deakin University, Warrnambool. With 40 Monivae students competing, we had some great results. With 3 team – placing 2nd for their age groups: • • 17-20 boys • Boys - Mitchell Grant Saxon Clyde Louis Beaton • • 15y girls • Girls - Paige Kissel Nadine Bunge Portia Northcott • • 12-13 girls • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison Ruby Wardlaw Christa Bunge The following students had an outstanding day and headed to the State Cross Country Championships: • 17-20 boys • Boys - Mitchell Grant, 7th Saxon Clyde, 10th • Girls - Indiana Ryan, 7th • 15 years • Girls - Paige Kissel, 2nd • 14 years • Boys - Angus Hayden-Simpson, 2nd • 12-13 years • Boys - Angus Kissel, 2nd Kyle Rhook, 3rd • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison, 8th State Cross Country Championships Six students headed to Bundoora Park to compete in the State Cross Country. With over 100 competitors in most of the age groups, our students should be very proud of their results. • 17-20 boys • Boys - Mitchell Grant, 52nd • Girls - Indiana Ryan, 52nd • 15 years • Girls - Paige Kissel, 22nd • 14 years • Boys - Angus Hayden-Simpson, 82nd • 12-13 years • Boys - Angus Kissel, 20th • Girls - Sharnee Hutchison, 75th Mrs Sarah Byron Sports Co-ordinator

Lillian Nicholson & Alexandra Page Vincent Huf & Noah Herrmann 68 Swimming

Swimming - House Congratulations to Lonsdale who are the 2019 House Swimming Champions. An enormous effort by all the Lonsdale students to ensure that they were well represented in as many races as possible to ensure that participation points counted. 1. Lonsdale 2583 points 2. Glenelg 2351 points 3. Ffrench 2247 points 4. Mitchell 2191 points Ffrench house won the Best Cheers Squad and Behaviour. All students conducted themselves very well and participated to the best of their ability. Age champions for the day: • 12-13 years • Boys - Cooper Hein and Charles Field • Girls - Ruby Wardlaw • 14 years • Boys - Harrison Hein • Girls - Madaline Phillips • 15 years • Boys - Blake Schwarz • Girls - Hollie Phillips • 16 years • Boys - Josh Jellie • Girls - Tegan Menzel • 17 years • Boys - Colby Maddocks • Girls - Nikita Hill • 18-20 years • Boys - Noah Uebergang • Girls - Sophie Twardowski

Caitliin Urquhart and Amalie Rowe. Colby Maddocks. 69

Glenelg Division Swimming Congratulations to Colby Maddocks and Sophie Twardowski our Swimming Captains for 2019. Fifty-five students headed down to Hamilton Olympic Swimming pool to compete in the Glenelg Division Swimming Sports pitted against 8 other secondary Colleges from around the district. After some very close races it came down to the relays, where Monivae stormed home to win Overall for the day as well as winning the Girls Aggregate. Monivae Age Champions: • 12-13 years • Girls - Stella Raymond • 16 years • Girls - Tegan Menzel • 16 years • Boys - Joshua Jellie • 17 years • Boys - Colby Maddocks Greater Western Region Swimming The GWR Swim team consisting of forty-three students headed to Horsham for the Annual Greater Western Region Swimming Competition. With 40 school competing, I was very pleased to say that Monivae came 2nd by only 14 points. An enormous effort by the entire team to make sure that every race counted. These efforts certainly paid off with 12 students heading to the State swimming Championships. State Swimming Championships Twelve students ventured down to MSAC (Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre) for the State Swimming Championships. Satchell Biggin, Josh Jellie and Stella Raymond competed well in their respective races, their dedication and training to swimming was certainly obvious in the way they presented themselves. Satchell and Josh both swimming a personal best in their races. We had 3 relay teams compete at the State level. This was certainly an eye opener for some of these students, who hadn’t been to MSAC previously. It was fantastic to see that all three relay teams improved their times from the Regional finals by a minimum of 8 seconds. A fair effort by all the teams. Mrs Sarah Byron Sports Co-ordinator

(Top - bottom, L-R): Sara Philip; Tahlea Grant, Mr McGinnity, Mrs Nima Carswell, Eleanor Vearing and Megan Tonissen; Ruby Wardlaw, Stella Raymond; Eden Blanchett, Eliza Armstrong & Laine Kelly 70 Football

MCC Herald Sun Cup (Yr 11/12) The Monivae College First XVIII played in the MCC Herald Sun country cup on Tuesday 14th May. The competition was set up as a round robin involving Baimbridge College, The Hamilton and Alexandra College and Portland Secondary College. The Monivae team won two of the three games unfortunately going down to a very strong Portland Secondary College team. Best player for the competition was Kobi Walter. Simon Hatherall 1st XVIII Coach

Bob Templeton Cup (Yr 9/10) Last week we took a Year 9/10 boys football team to Pedrina Park to compete in the Bob Templeton Shield, a local competition sponsored by the AFL. Where we were pitted against Baimbridge College, Alexandra College and Portland Secondary. With wins against Baimbridge and the Hamilton and Alexandra College, the Monivae team needs to be congratulated on their day’s effort. They played very well. Best player for the day was Ethan Knight Leo McMahon Yr 9/10 Coach

AFL – Junior Boys The Year 7 & 8 football is a hotly contested competition between Monivae, Good Shepherd/Balmoral, Baimbridge and Hamilton and Alexandra College. Monivae Red went out hard from the get go which saw them win all four games and take out the competition. They met their school rivals Monivae Blue in their first game. After a tight battle Mr Johnson’s Monivae Reds had bragging rights. Monivae Blue led by Mr Fehsler, were out to prove themselves after the loss to Monivae Red, by winning very convincingly over Baimbridge and Good Shepherd. They just fell short of beating Hamilton College by 3 points.

AFL – Senior Girls The senior girls football team prepared very well for this year’s annual carnival. Numbers at all training sessions were most encouraging, and it made the task of reducing the final squad down to 23 players a difficult one. Nikki Menzel was a dedicated and skilful player within the group who trained with vigour and enthusiasm. She was unanimously selected by her peers to be our captain for this carnival and did a magnificent job. The team played with great spirit, enthusiasm and demonstrated a proficient skill level during all games. We played 6 games and were successful in 3, and unsuccessful in 3. Portland Secondary College and Hamilton Alexandra College (the eventual winners of the carnival) were a bit too skilful for us, but our girls were very competitive Most girls made varying contributions over the six games, but we did have some excellent players. Captain, Nikki Menzel was outstanding, no matter what position on the ground she was playing. Her skill level and determination was to be admired. Matilda “white line fever” Dohle was fantastic across our half back line, repelling many forward thrusts from the opposition and setting up our forwards with long kicks in. Also across half back was Eilish MacGillivray whose no-nonsense attack on the ball was example for her team mates to follow. Vania McCaskill was probably the “surprise packet” of our team. Vania just kept better and better as each game rolled around. Quite skilful, speedy and creative! All in all a very successful carnival for our senior girl footballers this year. Mr Terry Molan, Senior Girls Football Coach 71

AFL – Junior Girls

Monivae Red – Year 9 Monivae Red, consisting of Year 9 ran away the winners of the carnival after a hard-fought round robin. After suffering their only loss to Monivae Year 8’s, the older girls re-bounded to ensure they won every other match. As a result of their high scoring throughout the day, Monivae Red were crowned champions due to their superior percentage, holding off Heywood Secondary who finished 2nd and the Monivae Year 8 girls who finished an excellent 3rd. Monivae Red was coached by Mr Franc, who was ably assisted by Ms Byron. Nadine Bunge was awarded our best player of the day.

Monivae Blue – Year 8 Monivae Blue consisting of Yr 8 girls started the day strongly with a win over Hamilton and Alexandra College. The younger girls brought their best game when playing against the Yr 9 Monivae team, seeing them have bragging rights back at school. The girls eventually came 3rd overall behind Monivae Red and Heywood. Best player for the day was Keely Burland. Monivae Blue was coached by Indi Ryan (Yr 11) and Mrs Templeton. Mr Danny Franc Football Co-ordinator

(Top - bottom, L-R):Junior Girls winning team, Will Hunt, Eilish MacGillivray, Best on Ground Ethan Knight, Hannah Vaughan & Mr Terry Molan, Noah Herrmann & Matilda Dohle 72 Hockey

SSV Intermediate Hockey In October Monivae took two teams to compete in the School Sport Victoria (SSV) Intermediate hockey competition in Dimboola. It was a very successful day for both the boys’ and girls’ teams, with many goals scored, great defensive play and fantastic school spirit on display. The boys had a great first win against Horsham with a 4-0 score line reflecting the urgency of their play. Goals were scored by Zac Price (2), Jack Henderson and Sam Ness, amidst some excellent teamwork and defensive pressure. The boys were unlucky to come up against the ultimate winners of the day in their second game losing to Camperdown SC in a 0-3 loss. Congratulations to the boys and to their coach Mr. David Patience, for coming together as a group on the day and being really supportive of each other in warm conditions. The girls team had similar success – coming equal first on points but second overall on goal difference. In very short seven-minute halves, the challenge was to score goals quickly and the girls responded with determination to do just that. The team scored 11 goals for the day and Ruby Cook allowed nothing past her as goalie. Goals were scored by Lexie Northcott (8), Paige Kissel (2) and Tegan Menzel. The passages of teamwork were clean and strong, with all team members stepping up to tackle hard, run hard and keep the play fast in the heat. Their coach, Mr. Wayne Vearing was impressed with the optimism, self-belief and commitment of all the girls who left nothing on the pitch. Thanks, must go to Ms Sarah Byron for undertaking the long bus ride with us and for her pitch side presence supporting all players on the day. In August, the senior girls’ hockey team competed at the School Sports Victoria Hockey Championships in Melbourne. Two games were played on the day with the first game being a 1 -1 draw with Chiaro College, Drouin. This result galvanised the team into action for the second game which was a must-win scenario and the team lifted to the challenge scoring 7 goals to 1 for an emphatic win. The grand final took place immediately afterwards and this was a thrilling battle with the scores level at half time. A sneaky and clever goal by Vania McCaskill minutes before the end of the game ensured the victory for Monivae with a 2-1 scoreline. The win was a great relief to our team who has battled for a number of years to reach the final of this competition and it was great to come away with the title. Thanks must go to our to our old-collegians, Lisa Shelly and Casey White for coaching the team to victory in both competitions. Mrs Sofia Vearing Hockey Co-ordinator 73 Golf

On Monday the 9th of September, 12 students went to Hamilton Golf Club to represent the school in the GD Golf Competition. It was a very successful day all around with the school taking home the shield for the 3rd year in a row with Bailey Borgmeyer winning the Intermediate boys with a score of 44. Other place getters for the day were Josh Gordon whose round of 50 secured 2nd in the Intermediate boys. Zac Burgess 55 for 3rd Intermediate Boys, Molly O’Brien 69 2nd Junior Girls, Lauren Borgmeyer 3rd Junior Girls. Well done to Hamish Kearney, Nicholas O’Brien, Nathaniel Neeson, Henry Kaspers and Edward De Salis who played in the 2nd Yr 9 & 10 team and helped Monivae secure the win. Thank you to Sarah Byron, Mr Harms and Mark O’Brien for helping out on the day. Bailey Borgmeyer Year 10

(Top) Senior Girls Hockey: Skye Braisby, Lexie Northcott, Annika McArthur, Eleanor Vearing, Rachael Millard, Lisa Shelley, Vania McCaskill, Jemma White, Siobhan Wheaton, Aimee Perkins (Goal Keeper), Odette Bruni, Eliza Millard and Hannah Braisby. (Middle) Senior Girls Hockey: Lisa Shelly, Hannah Braisby, Annika McArthur, Eleanor Vearing, Odette Bruni, Rachael Millard, Eliza Millard, Skye Braisby, Vania McCaskill, Aimee Perkins, Jemma White, Lexie Northcott, Siobhan Wheaton. (Bottom) Intermediate Girls: Leoma Bahntoff, Ruby Cook, Emily Ash, Jenna- May Bristow, Portia Northcott, Roxie Northcott, Mel Smith, Emma Sadler, Sara Philip, Chloe Byrne, Amy Shelly, Lucille Aron, Paige Kissel, Tegan Menzel, Eleanor Vearing and Jemma White. Intermediate Boys: Jack Henderson, Edward de Salis, Arthur Biggin, Lachie McArthur, Marcus Patience, Gus Egan, Vincent Huf, Ben Read, Noah Burton, Cooper Heine, Harry Heine and Angus Kissel. 74 Shooting

Thirty five eager Clay Target shooting students trained weekly throughout Term 3 to ensure that the Monivae Clay Target team was competitive at each of the 4 competitions. Two competitions of Field and Game and 2 of Down the Line, saw many of the students choose their favourite discipline to compete in. Many thanks to the two shooting captains Alistair Palmer and Ethan Smart for all their hard work and dedication throughout the season. At the Coleraine Field and Game, Monivae won the overall competition with the top shooters: Harry Clark, Ethan Smart, Justin Rundell and Tyler Ellis ensuring this would happen. Some top shooting results from our individuals were Jasmine Powell who came first in the Junior Girls, Justin Rundell, 1st in the Senior boys, and Tyler Ellis second in the Junior boys. Coming off a great start to the competition season, the team headed to Noorat for the South West School clay Target Championships competing against approximately 400 other students. Monivae held their own and once again won the overall day with the top team consisting of Caleb Creasey, Lachlan Kenny, Riley Dark and Justin Rundell. Also included in the team was Noah Cameron (transferred from another squad) who then went on to compete at the State School Championships. Congratulations also goes to Demi Taylor who won 1st in the Senior 75

girls, ensuring a place in the State competition as well. In Echuca at the State School Championships, Demi Taylor placed 3rd in her age group. The boys team (Caleb Creasey, Lachlan Kenny, Riley Dark, Justin Rundell and Noah Cameron) shot extremely well to come home with the overall win. The Minyip Field and Game competition is always a long hot day and this year was no different. After some very sharp shooting from many competitors, there was a count back, which saw Josh Jellie place 3rd in the senior boys members section. The Warrnambool Clay Target shoot is aimed at the Year 7-9 students, 13 students competed in this competition. Tom Clark, Caleb Creasey, Noah Cameron and Justin Rundell all shot 21 out of 24, which saw them in a shoot off for 2nd and 3rd in the Experienced boy’s category. The boys continued to shoot well and it went down to the last target. Noah Cameron taking out 3rd and Caleb Creasey 3rd. Mrs Sarah Byron Sports Co-ordinator

Tom Clark 76 Rowing

The 2019 rowing season started with a strong performance at the Barwon Regatta on January 26th. Highlights included Eliza Millard and Siobhan Wheaton finishing in the bronze medal position in the Female D Grade Double Scull event, Siobhan also finishing with silver in the Female C Grade Single Scull, Mairead Kelly and Rachael Millard won the gold in the Female Under 19 Double Scull. At the Victorian State Championships the above girls combined with Ruby Kelly as coxswain to contest the Female School Quad Scull Open Division 3 and finished in 4th position in the Final. Mairead Kelly won the bronze medal in the Female School Open Single Scull, notably being the fastest schoolgirl sculler outside of the metropolitan area. Twelve girls from Years 10 and 12 represented Monivae at the School Sports Victoria Championship Regatta on the Barwon River. Grace Silcock, Violet Kent, Ayva Jones, Eliza Millard and Ruby Kelly contested their first championship race in the Female School Coxed Quad Scull Y10 and finished 4th in the final. Aimee Perkins, Siobhan Wheaton, Sarah Hockey, Rachael Millard and Ruby Kelly were unlucky not to make the final of the Female School Quad Scull Open Division. Mairead Kelly finished in the bronze medal position in the Female School Single Scull Open Division and combined with Rachael Millard to finish with silver in the Female School Double Scull Open Division. For the final school regatta of the season at the prestigious Head of the Schoolgirls Regatta, our top three Y12 girls competed as schoolgirls for the last time. Siobhan Wheaton won her minor final in the Open Single Scull, posting a personal best time to finish the season on a high. Mairead Kelly and Rachael Millard won the silver medal in the Open Double Scull. We would like to thank the Hamilton Rowing Club for their preparation of our crews and continued support of the rowing program. Mr Geoff Forsyth Rowing Coordinator.

Eliza Millard Rachael Millard, Geoff Forsyth and Mairead Kelly 77 Equestrian

The Monivae Equestrian team has been very busy throughout the year competing in a number of Inter-school competitions. At the Western District Inter-school Equestrian Competition held at Hamilton College. The girls had the following success: • Poppy Mason was our best competitor with an overall placing of 5th. • 3rd in Dressage • 3rd in Handymount • 5th in Rider class, • Maddison Mayne came 8th overall • 4th in Rider class • 4th 60cm Jumping Equitation • 6th in Handy Mount. • Charlotte McClure came 9th overall • 4th in Dressage • 4th in Handymount • Equal 6th 60cm Jumping Equitation. • Hannah MacPherson coming 11th overall • 7th in Dressage • 7th in Handymount • 6th in Jumping Equitation At the Warrnambool Inter-school Equestrian Championships in September, Maddison Mayne and Poppy Mason competed. Poppy rode her new horse Vision Park Victory Salute (Cruise) in the Grade 5 Combined Training, with an excellent result in the dressage test, and a clear show jumping round, taking home first place at her first Inter- school event on Cruise. Maddy on Bahgallah Bantam competed in the Grade 3 Horse Trials, riding her first grade 3 Dressage test successfully and jumping a clear Show jumping round. Maddison Mayne competed at the Warrnambool P & A Society Equestrian Inter-school Show jumping last Friday 25th October, with her two horses Bahgallah Bantam and Alpha Tango Sierra. Warrnambool Interschool results: • Bahgallah Bantam • 12th 75-85cm 2-phase Showjumping • 11th 75-85cm Grand Prix Showjumping • Alpha Tango Sierra • 6th 95cm-1.05m 2-phase Showjumping • 6th 95cm-1.05m Grand Prix Showjumping Sally Mason, Poppy’s mum kindly offered to be the Monivae Team Manager, ensuring that everyone received their entry times were wearing correct uniform and their horses were right to compete. This is a mammoth task and I appreciate her expertise in this area. Mrs Sarah Byron Sports Co-ordinator Hannah MacPherson; Maddison Mayne; Poppy Mason. Hannah MacPherson and Maddison Mayne. 78 Homeroom 12.1 Nikki Menzel, Sarah Hockey, Isobella Annett, Meg Todd, Eliza Schultz, Eilish MacGillivray Isobella Annett, Meg Todd, Nikki Menzel, Sarah Hockey, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Back (L-R): Samuel Boreham, Sophie Schurmann, Kiara Rook, Thomas Letts, Mairead Kelly, Liliana Goodwin Samuel Boreham, Sophie Schurmann, Thomas Letts, Mairead Kelly, Kiara Rook, Back (L-R): Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Sofia Vearing, Samuel Darge, Jacob Millard, Noah Uebergang, Ben Cullinane, Ethan Cook, Dylan Spong, Saxon Clyde Mrs Sofia Vearing, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 79

Homeroom 12.2 Back (L-R): Hannah Braisby, Charlie Lang, Odette Bruni, Isaac Hanson, Zane English, Ethan Smart Hannah Braisby, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): Lydia Fitzgerald, Sophie Page, Victoria Wake, Erin Munro, Gemma Ross, Siobhan Wheaton Erin Munro, Gemma Ross, Victoria Wake, Fitzgerald, Sophie Page, Lydia (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Ms Jacinta Ryan, Josiah Kniebeiss, Angus Campbell, Harry Harms, Matthew Fry, Callum Kenny, Louis Beaton, Sasha McGuigan Josiah Kniebeiss, Angus Campbell, Harry Ms Jacinta Ryan, Callum Kenny, Harms, Matthew Fry, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 80 Homeroom 12.3 Absent: Jeanete Niyonzinza, Annie Tiller Front (L-R): Jerrika Pevitt, Paris Moritz, Sophie Twardowski, Kimberley Gill, Claire Errey, Matilda Dohle, Aimee Perkins, Vania McCaskill Vania Matilda Dohle, Aimee Perkins, Kimberley Gill, Claire Errey, Moritz, Sophie Twardowski, Paris Jerrika Pevitt, (L-R): Front Back (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Michael Harms, Lauren Brown, Jeff Holmberg, AJ Stevens, Colby Maddocks, Dylan Mahanets, Sebastian Fitzgerald, Hannah Vaughan, Rachael Millard Rachael Mr Michael Harms, Lauren Brown, Jeff Holmberg, AJ Stevens, Colby Maddocks, Dylan Mahanets, Sebastian Fitzgerald, Hannah Vaughan, Homeroom Teacher Back (L-R): 81 Homeroom 11.1 Chloe Landwehr, Tayla Bailey, Grace Kearney, Meg Sutherland, Claire Logan, Karorina McCarthy, Jemma White Grace Kearney, Bailey, Tayla Chloe Landwehr, Back (L-R): Blair Burns, Alexander Pitman, Harry Fionn Neeson, Philip Bastick, Connor Burns Indiana Ryan, Waters, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Julie Dohle, Bayden Penrose, Dylan Eats, Samuel McDonald, Angus Harms, Harry Mrs Julie Dohle, Bayden Penrose, Clarke, Harri Baker Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 82 Homeroom 11.2 Back (L-R): Maggie Craig, Jordyn Templeton, Thomas Spillman, Jeremy-Jake Hollander, Jake Roth, Liam Walsh Jake Roth, Thomas Spillman, Jeremy-Jake Hollander, Maggie Craig, Jordyn Templeton, Back (L-R): Joanne Moriarty, Madeline Casey, Rachel Gunning, Chelsea Storer, Thelma Evans, Hannah Burridge, Bryonie Tiller, Tahlea Grant. Tahlea Thelma Evans, Hannah Burridge, Bryonie Tiller, Gunning, Chelsea Storer, Rachel Joanne Moriarty, Madeline Casey, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Sarah Stevenson, Bethany Wilson, Archie Willder, Thomas O’Connell, Riley Dark, Harry Griffiths, Jarrod Stone, Bradley Field Mrs Sarah Stevenson, Bethany Wilson, Archie Willder, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 83 Homeroom 11.3 Back (L-R): Olivia Handreck, Alyssa Carter, Mitchell Grant, Heidi Wooldridge, Anthony Ung, Megan Tonissen, Isabella Povey, Isabella Povey, Anthony Ung, Megan Tonissen, Mitchell Grant, Heidi Wooldridge, Olivia Handreck, Alyssa Carter, Back (L-R): Merielle Patullo, Shannon Kelly; Alyssa Neeson, Tahila Mottram, Kellie Mitchell, Millie Cook, Teodora Robbins, (Absent: Scott Pollard) Robbins, Mitchell, Millie Cook, Teodora Mottram, Kellie Alyssa Neeson, Tahila Shannon Kelly; Merielle Patullo, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Ian Marshall, Eleanor Vearing, Jack Burton, Matthew Todd, Oscar Linke, Maeve Elshaug-Betson, Charlotte England, Jack Burton, Mr Ian Marshall, Eleanor Vearing, Matthew Todd, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 84 Homeroom 11.4 Back (L-R): Noah O’Brien, William Ash, Angus Waldron, Dylan Ross, Aiden Rogers, Bryce Aiden Rogers, Dylan Ross, Bygate, Chloe Rhook. Noah O’Brien, William Ash, Angus Waldron, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): Brae Todd, Nikita Hill, Chloe Smart, Madison McLennan, Bella Wilson, Lara Herrmann, Brae Todd, Morgan McLean (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Ms Nicky Riddle, Cooper Seitz, Shelby Nolte, Cooper Shaw, Alistair Palmer, Kobi Walter, Jacob Spark Walter, Kobi Alistair Palmer, Ms Nicky Riddle, Cooper Seitz, Shelby Nolte, Shaw, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 85 Homeroom 10.1 Aisha Hendriks, Mina Kiritome, Cassandra Webbstock, Ella Myers, Annika McArthur, Ella Doyle, Alexandra Kemp, Eliza Millard Ella Doyle, Alexandra Kemp, Ella Myers, Annika McArthur, Aisha Hendriks, Mina Kiritome, Cassandra Webbstock, Back (L-R): Coco Christie-Crane, Ayva Jones, Kieran Chambers, Kye Grogan, Bronson Hill, Joshua Nagorcka, Marvin Jones, Kieran Chambers, Kye Seitz, Clara McConville Coco Christie-Crane, Ayva Back (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Damian McCarthy, Tom Burland, Hollie Phillips, Ned Bennett, Bailey Mason, Dillon Pollock, Bailey Ryan, Zachary Bailey Ryan, Price Burland, Hollie Phillips, Ned Bennett, Bailey Mason, Dillon Pollock, Mr Damian McCarthy, Tom Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 86 Homeroom 10.2 Back (L-R): Zakari Pitman, Liam Daffey, Alera Sherry, Darren Tran, Henry Kaspers, Will Hausler, Benjamin Starkie Henry Kaspers, Will Hausler, Darren Alera Sherry, Tran, Zakari Pitman, Liam Daffey, Back (L-R): Middle (L-R): Isabella Eichler-Onus, Evan Grego, Jack Brody, Tanielle Knight, Charlie Langley, Cody Ross, Lachlan Urquhart, Cody Ross, Demi Taylor Knight, Charlie Langley, Tanielle Evan Grego, Jack Brody, Isabella Eichler-Onus, Middle (L-R): Laura Tognon, Jacayla Harrison, Neha Browning, Skye Braisby, Ashtyn Mottram, Sharney Millard, Angela Sanders, Tegan Kenny, Satchell Biggin. (Absent Homeroom teacher Mr Tim Kermeen) Kenny, Ashtyn Mottram, Sharney Millard, Angela Sanders, Tegan Jacayla Harrison, Neha Browning, Skye Braisby, Laura Tognon, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front 87 Homeroom 10.3 Back (L-R): Amber Tiller, Olivia Muldoon, Georgia McIntyre, Todd Atkins, Chloe Byrne, Kaleb Mitchell, Bailey Borgmeyer Olivia Muldoon, Georgia McIntyre, Todd Amber Tiller, Back (L-R): Grace Silcock, Erin Kenny, Lexie Northcott, Ellie Jennings, Rachel Page, Emma Sadler, Tegan Menzel, Tahlia Wormald, Kori Trigg Kori Wormald, Menzel, Tahlia Tegan Lexie Northcott, Emma Sadler, Page, Ellie Jennings, Rachel Grace Silcock, Erin Kenny, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Dale Minney, Ethan Knight, Liam Fenwick, Braydon Goss, Jacob Hill, Angus Richards, Lachlan McNabb, Samuel Malady, Lachlan Kenny Braydon Goss, Jacob Hill, Angus Richards, Lachlan McNabb, Samuel Malady, Ethan Knight, Liam Fenwick, Mr Dale Minney, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 88 Homeroom 10.4 Jemma Casey, Stephanie Phillips, Violet Kent, Indiana Van Diesen, Annabel Kent, Georgia Rentsch, Isabella Mailes, Tynecia Piper Isabella Mailes, Tynecia Georgia Rentsch, Diesen, Annabel Kent, Indiana Van Stephanie Phillips, Violet Kent, Jemma Casey, Back (L-R): Oscar Mulley, Joshua Jellie, Chelsea Riddle, Holly Langley, Emily Gill, Maggie Rhook, Beau Hutchison, Isaiah Mulley Joshua Jellie, Chelsea Riddle, Holly Langley, Oscar Mulley, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Miss Miranda Reaburn, Angus Murrell, Colby Hammond, Ava Knight, Vincent Huf, Max Kermeen, Jack Page, Bailey Hunter, Benjamin Brodrick, Hamish Cook Bailey Hunter, Max Kermeen, Jack Page, Knight, Vincent Huf, Miss Miranda Reaburn, Angus Murrell, Colby Hammond, Ava Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 89 Homeroom 9.1 Back (L-R): Charlie Alexander, Zachary Will Hallam Burgess, Alkadi Bigirimana, Blake Schwarz, William Pevitt, Eden Blanchett, Alexandra Page, Charlie Alexander, Back (L-R): Ella Cameron, Paige Kissel, Charlotte Murphy, Lucianna Walker, Hannah Macpherson, Allie Burns, Anna Schurmann Lillian Nicholson, Jasmine Dawson, Alyssa Kennett, Lucianna Walker, Kissel, Charlotte Murphy, Ella Cameron, Paige Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Ms Jane Nankivell, Mercer Shaw, Liam Waldron, Cooper Jones, Ryan Ackerley, Thomas Logan, Noah Hermann, Declan Eddy, Ben Read, Eliza Sobey Ben Read, Thomas Logan, Noah Hermann, Declan Eddy, Ackerley, Cooper Jones, Ryan Liam Waldron, Ms Jane Nankivell, Mercer Shaw, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front 90 Homeroom 9.2 Back (L-R):Travis Rhook, Justin Rundell, Clancy Willder, Sarah Runia, Taylor Bowie, Reuben Kniebeiss, Lachlan McArthur Bowie, Reuben Taylor Sarah Runia, Clancy Willder, Rhook, Justin Rundell, Back (L-R):Travis Abigail Jacobs, Emasyn Belleville, Laine Kelly, Rachael Shapiro, Tara-Lee Bradley, Tahlia Ross, Ruby Kelly, Mackenzie Mason, Montana Shrive Kelly, Ruby Ross, Tahlia Bradley, Shapiro, Tara-Lee Rachael Abigail Jacobs, Emasyn Belleville, Laine Kelly, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Catherine Huisman, Olivia Nield, Harrison Killen, Jack Henderson, Will Povey, Will Hunter, Caleb Creasey, Kade McCallum, Ali Mann Caleb Creasey, Will Hunter, Mrs Catherine Huisman, Olivia Nield, Harrison Killen, Jack Henderson, Will Povey, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 91 Homeroom 9.3 Holly Cooling, Maddison Rhook, Isabella Cutchie, Montana Coates, Talei Malady, Hayley Fidge, Emily Ash and Lily Annett. Absent: Ella Price. Malady, Holly Cooling, Maddison Rhook, Isabella Cutchie, Montana Coates, Talei Back (L-R): Oliver Fenwick, Hamish Kearney, Travis Edwards, Liam Hartwich, and Ben Perkins Travis Isabella O’Connell, Zane McCallum Bailey Walsh Hamish Kearney, Oliver Fenwick, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Andrew Rayner, Eliza Armstrong, Brodie Ross, Cameron Edge, William Kent, Nicholas O’Brien, Tanner Freyer, Chester Wilder, Jett Turnbull and Isabel Hanson Jett Turnbull Chester Wilder, Freyer, Nicholas O’Brien, Tanner Eliza Armstrong, Cameron Edge, William Kent, Brodie Ross, Mr Andrew Rayner, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 92 Homeroom 9.4 Back (L-R): Jade Millard, Zoe Wooldridge, Kyle Parsons, Edward de Salis, McKeely Hol, Jude McKenzie, Saskia Schapp Hol, Jude McKenzie, Edward de Salis, McKeely Parsons, Kyle Jade Millard, Zoe Wooldridge, Back (L-R): Nadine Bunge, Ruby Cook, Amber Dyson, Charlotte McAdam, Blair Penrose, Melanie Smith, Sarah Webbstock, Leoma Bahntoff, Maggie Doyle. Leoma Bahntoff, Melanie Smith, Sarah Webbstock, Cook, Amber Dyson, Charlotte McAdam, Blair Penrose, Nadine Bunge, Ruby Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Ms Elaine Noske, Portia Northcott, Zara Kruger, William Errey, Nathaniel Neeson, Callan Rook, Jake Hausler, Joshua Gordon, Amalie Rowe Jake Hausler, Ms Elaine Noske, Portia Nathaniel Neeson, Callan Rook, Northcott, William Errey, Homeroom Teacher Zara Kruger, Middle (L-R): 93

Homeroom 8.1 Front (L-R): Natlie Bell (dec), Annett Makenzie, Poppy Lane, Klay Collins, Sophie Button, Libby Rentsch, Hannah Millard Lane, Klay Collins, Sophie Button, Libby Rentsch, Natlie Bell (dec), Annett Makenzie, Poppy (L-R): Front Back (L-R):Rhyan Menzel, Nicholas Casey, Alex Cameron, Benjamin Eddy, Damon Taylor, Sam Craig, Benjamin Kniebeiss Damon Taylor, Alex Cameron, Benjamin Eddy, Menzel, Nicholas Casey, Back (L-R):Rhyan Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Peter Fotheringham, Charlotte Mc Clure, Alex Cameron, Anthony Russell, Baydn Fairbirn, Archie Bennett, Bailey Ross, Tyler Ellis, Holly Craig Tyler Archie Bennett, Bailey Ross, Baydn Fairbirn, Charlotte Mc Clure, Alex Cameron, Anthony Russell, Fotheringham, Mr Peter Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 94

Homeroom 8.2 Front (L-R): Molly O’Brien, Alexandra Kmon, Cadell Milne, Daylin Plush, Lilly Killen, Olivia Brody, Laila Perez, Molly O’Brien, Alexandra Kmon, Cadell Milne, Daylin Plush, Lilly Killen, Olivia Brody, (L-R): Front Marcus Patience, Zakia Eichler-Onus, Jasper Mason, Izaak Johnstone, Nowa Hamu, Tyler Trimnell, Brandon Wormald Trimnell, Nowa Hamu, Tyler Jasper Mason, Izaak Johnstone, Zakia Eichler-Onus, Marcus Patience, Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Ms Khaleda Barr, Sullivan Gibbs, Gus Egan, Deacon White, Chad Dymke, Riley Albert, Hill Ms Khaleda Barr, Fraser Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): Back (L-R): Back (L-R): 95 Homeroom 8.3 Front (L-R): Abbey Northcott, Millie Jennings, Ruby Kent, Sophie Parfrey, Kaitlin Parfrey, Abbey Myers, Kaitlyn Tonissen, Macy McIntosh Abbey Myers, Kaitlyn Tonissen, Kaitlin Parfrey, Abbey Northcott, Sophie Parfrey, Kent, Millie Jennings, Ruby (L-R): Front Back (L-R): Elizabeth Fox, Noah Mulley, Chloe Foster, Loui Sanders, Angus Hayden-Simpson, Jackson Templeton, Hunter Ferey, Hugh Mailes Hunter Ferey, Loui Sanders, Angus Hayden-Simpson, Jackson Templeton, Chloe Foster, Noah Mulley, Elizabeth Fox, Back (L-R): Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Claire Toffolon, Sam Cullinane, Matilda Hutchison, Noah Cameron, Ben Hall, Marti, Evans, Charlotte Cook Amy Goss, Charlotte Smith, Kyan Mrs Claire Toffolon, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 96 Homeroom 8.4 Back (L-R): Nicholas Lambert, Abbey Hill, Ellen White, Sienna Maddocks, Arthur Ayorinde, Ayomide Back (L-R): Biggin, Angus Sweeney Jasmine Young, Lauren, Borgmeyer, Adrienne Dawson, Indyana Sparrow, Clara Dettling, Chloe Jones, Emily Tognon, Emma Gunning, Amy Gardner. William Phillips (absent) Emma Gunning, Amy Gardner. Clara Dettling, Chloe Jones, Emily Tognon, Adrienne Dawson, Indyana Sparrow, Lauren, Borgmeyer, Jasmine Young, Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mrs Rosalie Fotheringham (teacher), Ella Sheldon, Jordan Walter, Harrison Hein, Madaline Phillips, Bella Manson, Shaya Walter, Felicity Shaw, Keely Burland Keely Shaw, Felicity Harrison Hein, Madaline Phillips, Bella Manson, Shaya Walter, (teacher), Ella Sheldon, Jordan Walter, Fotheringham Mrs Rosalie Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front 97 Homeroom 7.1 Chloe Bradley, Genevieve Trotter, Roxy Northcott, Roxy Bindi Nash. Maddison Mayne, Lillie Nass, Isabella Page, Chante Rundall, Genevieve Trotter, Chloe Bradley, Back (L-R): Hunter Plush, Karl Seitz, Lachlan Page, Josh Hallam, Kyle Rhook, Lachlan Phillips, John Martin, Josh Hallam, Kyle Hunter Plush, Karl Seitz, Lachlan Page, Jackson Ellis Back (L-R): Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Tyler Fehsler, Xanthe Huf, Archie Hintum, Rachel Hasset, Erin Hannig, Aaron Jeffery, Jack Jennings, Sam Fidge, Hasset, Erin Hannig, Aaron Jeffery, Archie Hintum, Rachel Xanthe Huf, Fehsler, Mr Tyler Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 98

Homeroom 7.2 Back (L-R): Liam Handreck, Jack Annett, Rita Hamu, Annika Creasey, Hayden Millard, Jasmine Powell, Diesel Hill, Cooper Hein Hayden Millard, Jasmine Powell, Liam Handreck, Jack Annett, Rita Hamu, Annika Creasey, Back (L-R): Front (L-R): Poppy Mason, Thisuri Ekanayake, Tayla Lewis, Caitlin Urquhart, Ruby Wardlaw, Jemma Dyson, Ava Nicholson, Sara Philip Jemma Dyson, Ava Lewis, Caitlin Urquhart, Wardlaw, Ruby Mason, Thisuri Ekanayake, Tayla Poppy (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Miss Nima Heywood, Ned Wareham, Sharnee Hutchison, Emily Pearce, Mairead Elshaug-Betson, Haydn Riley, Amy Shelly, Samuel Price (no longer at the school) Samuel Price Amy Shelly, Mairead Elshaug-Betson, Haydn Riley, Sharnee Hutchison, Emily Pearce, Miss Nima Heywood, Ned Wareham, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 99 Homeroom 7.3 Back (L-R):Christopher Wormald, Brady Jones, Lachlan Walker, Kelvin Kelly, Tom Clark, Luke Fidge Tom Kelly, Kelvin Brady Jones, Lachlan Walker, Wormald, Back (L-R):Christopher Amelia Rowett, Giaan Mouda, Reigan Belleville, Shakira Agnew, Felicity Watson, Sophie Taylor, Stella Raymond, Raelene Unghango Raelene Stella Raymond, Sophie Taylor, Watson, Felicity Belleville, Shakira Agnew, Giaan Mouda, Reigan Amelia Rowett, Front (L-R): (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Phil Wheaton, Angus Kissel, Hugh Ackerley, Bailey Baker, James Pollock, Jake Hardy, Sebastian Rowett, Brent Mullins Sebastian Rowett, Jake Hardy, James Pollock, Bailey Baker, Mr Phil Wheaton, Angus Kissel, Hugh Ackerley, Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 100

Homeroom 7.4 Back (L-R): Tom Kent, Bailey Hayes, Ella Dawson, Archie Porter, Xavier Cox, Macey Bowie, Zavier Payne, Dale Todd Xavier Cox, Macey Bowie, Zavier Payne, Bailey Hayes, Ella Dawson, Archie Porter, Kent, Tom Back (L-R): Front (L-R): Christa Bunge, Hayley Dodd, Tana Nedziwe, Tessa Kelly, Millie Kruger, Lucille Aarons, Alyssa Errey, Monet Graham. Lucille Aarons, Alyssa Errey, Millie Kruger, Kelly, Nedziwe, Tessa Christa Bunge, Hayley Dodd, Tana (L-R): Front Middle (L-R): Homeroom Teacher Mr Ben White, Madeline McShane, Thomas Calvert, Noah Burton, Anoushka De Chelard, Riley Casey, Charlie Field, William McAdam Homeroom Teacher Middle (L-R): 101 102 Staff

Amy Bailey Jim Bailey Khaleda Barr Darren Beks Julie Betts

Chloe Boyle Sarah Byron Bridget Campbell Sophie Claffey Caroline Coggins

Yvette Colquhoun Meg Cook Chelsea Crane Warwick Dent Peta Diprose

Julie Dohle Stacey Dyson Tyler Fehsler Michelle Ferey Geoff Forsyth

Peter Fotheringham Rosalie Fotheringham Danny Franc Tim Fry Anne Gough

Lyn Graham Maryanne Gustus Elle Guthrie Michael Harms Simon Hatherell 103

Gary Hearnes Christine Heine Helen Henry Nima Heywood Alisa Houlihan

Catherine Huisman Mitchell Johnson Frank Kennedy Tim Kermeen Scott Kruger

Helen Lang Louise Lonergan Lia Mailes Ian Marshall Damian McCarthy

Mark McGinnity Kimberly McLeod Leo McMahon Dearne McMillan Dale Minney

Katee Mitchell Terrence Molan Reegan Morris Elizabeth Myers Jane Nankivell

Finuala Neeson Tony Neeson Elaine Noske Robin Panousieris Sheryl Phillips 104

Renae Porter Andrew Rayner Miranda Reaburn Nicky Riddle Jonathan Rowe

Jacinta Ryan Merrin Shannon Jeannie Smith Molly Smith Tim Smith

Trish Soawyer Charlotte Stanhope Gwenda Steff Sarah Stevenson Dianne Taylor

Julie Templeton Claire Toffolon Vick Turnbull Sofia Vearing Lorna Walker

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Aarons Lucille Yr07 DUNKELD Casey Nicholas Yr08 PENSHURST Field Bradley Yr11 HAMILTON Ackerley Ryan Yr09 HAMILTON Casey Riley Yr07 PENSHURST Field Charles Yr07 DUNKELD Ackerley Hugh Yr07 HAMILTON Chambers Kieran Yr10 HOTSPUR Fitzgerald Lydia Yr12 HAMILTON Agnew Shakira Yr07 HAMILTON Christie-Crane Coco Yr10 HAMILTON Fitzgerald Sebastian Yr12 HAMILTON Albert Riley Yr08 HEYWOOD Clark Harry Yr11 WARRAYURE Foster Chloe Yr08 CASTERTON Alexander Charlie Yr09 HAMILTON Clark Tom Yr07 WARRAYURE Fox Elizabeth Yr08 HAMILTON Annett Isobella Yr12 HAMILTON Clyde Saxon Yr12 WALLACEDALE Freyer Tanner Yr09 PORTLAND Annett Lily Yr09 HAMILTON Coates Montana Yr09 HILGAY Fry Matthew Yr12 VICTORIA VALLEY Annett Makenzie Yr08 HAMILTON Collins Charlotte Yr08 HAMILTON Gardner Amy Yr08 HAMILTON Annett Jack Yr07 HAMILTON Cook Ethan Yr12 HAMILTON Gibbs Sullivan Yr08 CASTERTON Armstrong Eliza Yr09 HAMILTON Cook Hamish Yr10 HAMILTON Gill Kimberley Yr12 CARAPOOK Ash Emily Yr09 HAMILTON Cook Ruby Yr09 BRANXHOLME Gill Emily Yr10 CARAPOOK Ash William Yr11 HAMILTON Cook Charlotte Yr08 PENSHURST Goodsell Eleanor Yr09 HAMILTON Atkins Todd Yr10 HAMILTON Cook Millie Yr11 PORTLAND Goodwin Liliana Yr12 KANIVA Ayorinde Ayomide Yr08 HAMILTON Cooling Holly Yr09 HARROW Gordon Joshua Yr09 DUNKELD Bahntoff Leoma Yr09 HAMILTON Cox Xavier Yr07 PORTLAND Goss Braydon Yr10 BRANXHOLME Bailey Tayla Yr11 PORTLAND Craig Maggie Yr11 CASTERTON Goss Amy Yr08 BRANXHOLME Baker Harri Yr11 CONDAH Craig Sam Yr08 CASTERTON Graham Monet Yr07 DUNKELD Baker Bailey Yr07 HAMILTON Craig Holly Yr08 HAMILTON Grant Mitchell Yr11 PIGEON PONDS Bastick Philip Yr11 DOVER Creasey Caleb Yr09 PORTLAND Grant Tahlea Yr11 OZENKADNOOK Beaton Louis Yr12 HAMILTON Creasey Annika Yr07 PORTLAND Griffiths Harry Yr11 BALMORAL Bell Hudson Yr09 WANNON Cullinane Ben Yr12 DUNKELD Grogan Kye Yr10 MERINO Bell Mather Yr07 WANNON Cullinane Sam Yr08 DUNKELD Gunning Rachel Yr11 HAMILTON Belleville Emasyn Yr09 BROADWATER Cutchie Isabella Yr09 HAMILTON Gunning Emma Yr08 HAMILTON Belleville Reigan Yr07 BROADWATER Daffey Liam Yr10 GATUM Hall Benjamin Yr08 HAMILTON Bennett Ned Yr10 HAMILTON Darge Samuel Yr12 HAMILTON Hallam Will Yr09 HAMILTON Bennett Archie Yr08 HAMILTON Dark Riley Yr11 YULECART Hallam Josh Yr07 HAMILTON Biggin Satchell Yr10 YULECART Dawson Adriene Yr08 HAMILTON Hammond Colby Yr10 HAMILTON Biggin Arthur Yr08 YULECART Dawson Jasmine Yr09 HEYWOOD Hamu Rita Yr07 CASTERTON Bigirmana Alkadi Yr09 HAMILTON Dawson Ella Yr07 HAMILTON Hamu Nowa Yr08 CASTERTON Blanchett Eden Yr09 HAMILTON De Chelard Anoushka Yr07 HAMILTON Handreck Olivia Yr11 MONTMORENCY Boreham Samuel Yr12 PORTLAND WEST de Salis Edward Yr09 COLERAINE Handreck Liam Yr07 HAMILTON Borgmeyer Bailey Yr10 MIRRANATWA Dettling Clara Yr08 MACARTHUR Hannig Erin Yr07 PORTLAND WEST Borgmeyer Lauren Yr08 MIRRANATWA Dodd Hayley Yr07 COLERAINE Hanson Isaac Yr12 DUNKELD Bowie Taylor Yr09 HAMILTON Dohle Matilda Yr12 HAMILTON Hanson Isabel Yr09 DUNKELD Bowie Macey Yr07 HAMILTON Doyle Ella Yr10 WANDO VALE Hardy Jake Yr07 HAMILTON Bradbury Max Yr10 HAMILTON Doyle Maggie Yr09 WANDO VALE Harms Harry Yr12 HAMILTON Bradley Tara-Lee Yr09 BYADUK NORTH Dymke Chad Yr08 HENSLEY PARK Harms Angus Yr11 HAMILTON Bradley Chloe Yr07 BYADUK NORTH Dyson Amber Yr09 HAMILTON Harrison Jacayla Yr10 CARAPOOK Braisby Hannah Yr12 KANIVA Dyson Jemma Yr07 HAMILTON Hartwich Liam Yr09 HAMILTON Braisby Skye Yr10 KANIVA Eats Dylan Yr11 TARRINGTON Hassett Rachel Yr07 CARAMUT Bristow Jenna-May Yr09 PORTLAND Eddy Declan Yr09 HAMILTON Hausler William Yr10 CASTERTON Brodrick Benjamin Yr10 HAMILTON Eddy Benjamin Yr08 HAMILTON Hausler Jake Yr09 CASTERTON Brody Jack Yr10MELVILLE FOREST Edge Cameron Yr09 HOTSPUR Hayden-Simpson Angus Yr08 HEATHMERE Brody Olivia Yr08MELVILLE FOREST Egan Gus Yr08 COLERAINE Hayes Oliver Yr09 HAMILTON Brown Lauren Yr12 HAMILTON Eichler-Onus Isabella Yr10 ALLESTREE Hayes Bailey Yr07 HAMILTON Browning Neha Yr10 WANDO BRIDGE Eichler-Onus Zakia Yr08 ALLESTREE Hein Harrison Yr08 BOLWARRA Bruni Odette Yr12 HAMILTON Ekanayake Rajapaksha Yr07 CASTERTON Hein Cooper Yr07 BOLWARRA Burgess Zachary Yr09 DUNKELD Elliott Riley Yr08 BUCKLEY SWAMP Henderson Jack Yr09 BRANXHOLME Burland Tom Yr10 GAZETTE Ellis Tyler Yr08 PENSHURST Hendriks Aisha Yr10 HAMILTON Burland Keely Yr08 GAZETTE Ellis Jackson Yr07 PENSHURST Herrmann Lara Yr11 HAMILTON Burns Connor Yr11 GERRIGERRUP Elshaug-Betson Maeve Yr11 CASTERTON Herrmann Noah Yr09 HAMILTON Burns Blair Yr11 GERRIGERRUP Elshaug-Betson Mairead Yr07 CASTERTON Hill Nikita Yr11 PORTLAND Burns Allie Yr09 GERRIGERRUP Encabo Lady Merielle Yr11 GLENTHOMPSON Hill Bronson Yr10 HAMILTON Burridge Hannah Yr11 PORTLAND WEST England Charlotte Yr11 PORTLAND Hill Jacob Yr10 HAMILTON Burton Jack Yr11 PORTLAND English Zane Yr12 HAMILTON Hill Abbey Yr08 HAMILTON Burton Noah Yr07 PORTLAND English Harry Yr11 HAMILTON Hill Ashton Yr08 PORTLAND Button Sophie Yr08 BOCHARA Errey Claire Yr12 PORTLAND WEST Hill Fraser Yr08 BOCHARA Bygate Bryce Yr11 BRANXHOLME Errey William Yr09 PORTLAND WEST Hill Diesel Yr07 HAMILTON Byrne Chloe Yr10 HAMILTON Errey Alyssa Yr07 PORTLAND WEST Hintum Archie Yr07 HAMILTON Calvert Thomas Yr07 HAMILTON Evans Kyan Yr08 BRIT BRIT Hockey Sarah Yr12 HAMILTON Cameron Ella Yr09 PENSHURST Fairbairn Baydn Yr08 HILGAY Hol McKeely Yr09 PORTLAND Cameron Noah Yr08 PENSHURST Fenwick Liam Yr10 WOODHOUSE Hollander Jeremy-Jake Yr11 PORTLAND Cameron Alex Yr08 PENSHURST Fenwick Oliver Yr09 WOODHOUSE Holmberg Jeff Yr12 PORTLAND Cameron Archie Yr08 WALLACEDALE Ferey Hunter Yr08 COLERAINE Huf Vincent Yr10 DUNKELD Campbell Angus Yr12 TARRINGTON Ferguson Nicholas Yr10 STRATHKELLAR Huf Xanthe Yr07 DUNKELD Carter Alyssa Yr11 PORTLAND Fidge Hayley Yr09 HEATHMERE Hunter Bailey Yr10 BOLWARRA Casey Madeline Yr11 HAMILTON Fidge Luke Yr07 HEATHMERE Hunter Will Yr09 BOLWARRA Casey Jemma Yr10 PENSHURST Fidge Samuel Yr07 HEATHMERE Hutchison Beau Yr10 HEYWOOD 106 Roll Call

Hutchison Matilda Yr08 HEYWOOD Mann Ali Yr09 CARAMUT Northcott Roxy Yr07 MERINO Hutchison Sharnee Yr07 HEYWOOD Manson Bella Yr08 HAMILTON O’Brien Noah Yr11 CASTERTON Jacobs Abigail Yr09 HAMILTON Marti Benjamin Yr08 HAMILTON O’Brien Nicholas Yr09 HAMILTON Jeffrey Aaron Yr07 CASTERTON Martin John Yr07 HAMILTON O’Brien Molly Yr08 HAMILTON Jellie Joshua Yr10 HAMILTON Mason Bailey Yr10 HAMILTON O’Connell Thomas Yr11 WANDO BRIDGE Jennings Ellie Yr10 HAMILTON Mason Mackenzie Yr09 HAMILTON O’Connell Isabella Yr09 WANDO BRIDGE Jennings Millie Yr08 PORTLAND Mason Jasper Yr08 HAMILTON Page Sophie Yr12 PENSHURST Jennings Jack Yr07 HAMILTON Mason Poppy Yr07 NAREEN Page Rachel Yr10 PENSHURST Jewell Sam Yr10 MACARTHUR Mayne Maddison Yr07 HAMILTON Page Jack Yr10 TABOR Johnstone Izaak Yr08PORTLAND NORTH McAdam Charlotte Yr09 HAMILTON Page Alexandra Yr09 TABOR Jones Ayva Yr10 TARRINGTON McAdam William Yr07 HAMILTON Page Izabella Yr07 PORTLAND Jones Cooper Yr09 HAMILTON McArthur Annika Yr10 GLENTHOMPSON Page Lachlan Yr07 PENSHURST Jones Chloe Yr08 TARRINGTON McArthur Lachlan Yr09 GLENTHOMPSON Palmer Alistair Yr11 HAMILTON Jones Brady Yr07 HAMILTON McCallum Zane Yr09 DIGBY Parfrey Kaitlin Yr08 MACARTHUR Kaspers Henry Yr10 HAMILTON McCallum Kade Yr09 DIGBY Parfrey Sophie Yr08 MACARTHUR Kearney Grace Yr11 BULART McCarthy Karorina Yr11 HAMILTON Parsons Kyle Yr09 PORTLAND WEST Kearney Hamish Yr09 BULART McCaskill Vania Yr12 HAMILTON Patience Marcus Yr08 WANNON Kelly Mairead Yr12 CROXTON EAST McClure Charlotte Yr08 CULLA Payne Zavier Yr07 PORTLAND Kelly Shannon Yr11 PENSHURST McDonald Samuel Yr11 JILPANGER Pearce Emily Yr07 HAMILTON Kelly Laine Yr09 PENSHURST McGuigan Sasha Yr12 HARROW Penrose Bayden Yr11 HAMILTON Kelly Ruby Yr09 CROXTON EAST McIntosh Macy Yr08 PORTLAND Penrose Blair Yr09 HAMILTON Kelly Tessa Yr07 CROXTON EAST McIntyre Georgia Yr10 HORSHAM Perez Laila Yr08 CARAMUT Kelly Kelvin Yr07 KALUMBURU McLennan Madison Yr11 HAMILTON Perkins Aimee Yr12 WANNON Kennett Alyssa Yr09 HAMILTON McNabb Lachlan Yr10 HEATHMERE Perkins Benjamin Yr09 WANNON Kenny Callum Yr12 PORTLAND McShane Madeline Yr07 GLENTHOMPSON Pevitt Jerrika Yr12 HAMILTON Kenny Erin Yr10 PORTLAND WEST Menzel Nikki Yr12 HENSLEY PARK Pevitt William Yr09 HAMILTON Kenny Lachlan Yr10 HAMILTON Menzel Tegan Yr10 HENSLEY PARK Philip Sara Yr07 HAMILTON Kenny Tegan Yr10 HAMILTON Menzel Rhyan Yr08 HENSLEY PARK Phillips Hollie Yr10 NARRAPUMPMELAP STH Kent Violet Yr10 CASTERTON Millard Jacob Yr12 HAMILTON Phillips Stephanie Yr10 BOLWARRA Kent Annabel Yr10 CASTERTON Millard Rachael Yr12 MACARTHUR Phillips William Yr08 BOLWARRA Kent William Yr09 DUNKELD Millard Eliza Yr10 MACARTHUR Phillips Madaline Yr08 NARRAPUMPMELAP STH Kent Ruby Yr08 CASTERTON Millard Sharney Yr10 HAMILTON Phillips Lachlan Yr07 GLENTHOMPSON Kent Thomas Yr07 DUNKELD Millard Jade Yr09 BRANXHOLME Piper Tynecia Yr10 HAMILTON Kermeen Max Yr10 HAMILTON Millard Hannah Yr08 BRANXHOLME Pitman Alexander Yr11 HAMILTON Killen Harrison Yr09 HAMILTON Millard Hayden Yr07 HAMILTON Pitman Zakari Yr10 HAMILTON Killen Lilly Yr08 HAMILTON Mitchell Kellie Yr11 BYADUK NORTH Plush Daylin Yr08 WOOTONG VALE Kiritome Mina Yr10 KIRIBATI Mitchell Kaleb Yr10 HAMILTON Plush Hunter Yr07 WOOTONG VALE Kissel Paige Yr09 HAMILTON Moriarty Joanne Yr11 MYAMYN Pollard Scott Yr11 HENTY Kissel William Yr07 HAMILTON Moritz Paris Yr12 HAMILTON Pollock Dillon Yr10 CAVENDISH Kmon Alexandra Yr08 COLERAINE Mottram Tahlia Yr11 PORTLAND Pollock James Yr07 CAVENDISH Kniebeiss Josiah Yr12 HAMILTON Mottram Ashtyn Yr10 PORTLAND Porter Archie Yr07 HAMILTON Kniebeiss Reuben Yr09 HAMILTON Mouda Giaan Yr07 KALUMBURU Povey Isabella Yr11 HAMILTON Kniebeiss Benjamin Yr08 HAMILTON Muldoon Olivia Yr10 HAMILTON Povey Will Yr09 HAMILTON Knight Ava Yr10 HAMILTON Mulley Oscar Yr10 HAMILTON Powell Jasmine Yr07 HAMILTON Knight Tanielle Yr10 PORTLAND Mulley Isaiah Yr10 HAMILTON Price Ella Yr09 STAVELY Knight Ethan Yr10 HAMILTON Mulley Noah Yr08 HAMILTON Raymond Stella Yr07 HAMILTON Kruger Zara Yr09 YATCHAW Mullins Brent Yr07 DALY RIVER Read Ben Yr09 DUNKELD Kruger Millie Yr07 TARRINGTON Munro Erin Yr12 WANDO VALE Rentsch Georgia Yr10 PURDEET Lambert Nicholas Yr08 PASCHENDALE Murphy Charlotte Yr09 HAMILTON Rentsch Libby Yr08 PURDEET Landwehr Chloe Yr11 HAMILTON Murrell Angus Yr10 BOLWARRA Rhook Maggie Yr10 MERINO Lang Charlie Yr12 BOLWARRA Myers Ella Yr10 MORGIANA Rhook Maddison Yr09 HAMILTON Langley Holly Yr10 COLERAINE Myers Abbey Yr08 MORGIANA Rhook Travis Yr09 MERINO Langley Charlie Yr10 WANNON Nagorcka Joshua Yr10 WANNON Rhook Kyle Yr07 HAMILTON Letts Thomas Yr12 DONALD Nash Bindi Yr07 MERINO Rhook Chloe Yr11 MERINO Lewis Tayla Yr07 HAMILTON Nass Lillie Yr07 YULECART Riddle Chelsea Yr10 HAMILTON Linke Oscar Yr11 MOUNT NAPIER Nedziwe Tanatswa Yr07 MACARTHUR Riley Haydn Yr07 HAMILTON Logan Claire Yr11 MACARTHUR Neeson Fionn Yr11 NAREEN Robbins Teodora Yr11 HAMILTON Logan Thomas Yr09 MACARTHUR Neeson Alyssa Yr11 COLERAINE Rodgers Marissa Yr08 HAMILTON MacGillivray Eilish Yr12 HAMILTON Neeson Nathaniel Yr09 COLERAINE Rogers Aiden Yr11 PORTLAND Mackenzie Jude Yr09 HAMILTON Nicholls Bella Yr09 TYRENDARRA Rook Kiara Yr12 HAMILTON Macpherson Hannah Yr09 HAMILTON Nicholls Noah Yr07 TYRENDARRA Rook Callan Yr09 HAMILTON Maddocks Colby Yr12 HAMILTON Nicholson Lillian Yr09 MINHAMITE Ross Gemma Yr12 PORTLAND Maddocks Sienna Yr08 HAMILTON Nicholson Ava Yr07 MINHAMITE Ross Dylan Yr11 GLENTHOMPSON Mahanets Dylan Yr12 HAMILTON Nield Olivia Yr09 MACARTHUR Ross Tahlia Yr09 HAMILTON Mailes Isabella Yr10 HAMILTON Niyonzinza Jeanete Yr12 HAMILTON Ross Brodie Yr09 PORTLAND Mailes Hugh Yr08 HAMILTON Nolte Shelby Yr11 HAMILTON Ross Bailey Yr08 HAMILTON Malady Samuel Yr10 PORTLAND Northcott Lexie Yr10 MERINO Ross Cody Yr10 MACARTHUR Malady Talei Yr09 PORTLAND Northcott Portia Yr09 MERINO Roth Jake Yr11 TARRINGTON Malady Nathan Yr08 PORTLAND Northcott Abbey Yr08 HAMILTON Rowe Amalie Yr09 HAMILTON 107 Roll Call

Rowett Sebastian Yr07 CARAMUT Spong Dylan Yr12 HAMILTON Urquhart Caitlin Yr07 HAMILTON Rowett Amelia Yr07 CARAMUT Starkie Benjamin Yr10 HAMILTON Van Diesen Indiana Yr10 HEYWOOD Rundell Justin Yr09BREAKAWAY CREEK Stevens Adrian Yr12 HAMILTON Vaughan Hannah Yr12 BALMORAL Rundell Chante Yr07 PORTLAND Stockdale Tamia Yr10 TAHARA WEST Vearing Eleanor Yr11 CAVENDISH Runia Sarah Yr09 NTH GEELONG Stockdale Mollie Yr08 TAHARA WEST Wake Victoria Yr12 HENSLEY PARK Russell Anthony Yr08 HAMILTON Stone Jarrod Yr11 HAMILTON Waldron Liam Yr09 WANNON Ryan Indiana Yr11 HAMILTON Storer Chelsea Yr11 HAMILTON Walker Lucianna Yr09 HAMILTON Ryan Bailey Yr10 HAMILTON Sutherland Meg Yr11 HAMILTON Walker Lachlan Yr07 WILLAURA Sadler Emma Yr10 HEYWOOD Sweeney Angus Yr08 WANDO BRIDGE Walsh Bailey Yr09 HAMILTON Sanders Angela Yr10 MINHAMITE Taylor Demi Yr10 HAMILTON Walsh Liam Yr11 HAMILTON Sanders Loui Yr08 MINHAMITE Taylor Damon Yr08 HAMILTON Schaap Saskia Yr09 HAMILTON Taylor Sophie Yr07 BYADUK Walter Kobi Yr11 HAMILTON Schultz Eliza Yr12 HAMILTON Templeton Jordyn Yr11 COLERAINE Walter Jordan Yr08 STRATHKELLAR Schurmann Sophie Yr12 STRATHKELLAR Templeton Jackson Yr08 COLERAINE Walter Shaya Yr08 HAMILTON Schurmann Anna Yr09 STRATHKELLAR Tiller Amber Yr10 HAMILTON Wardlaw Ruby Yr07 BALMORAL Schwarz Blake Yr09 PORTLAND Tiller Bryonie Yr11 HAMILTON Wareham Ned Yr07 HAMILTON Seitz Cooper Yr11 PORTLAND WEST Tiller Anaika Yr12 HAMILTON Waters Harry Yr11 HAMILTON Seitz Marvin Yr10 PORTLAND WEST Todd Meg Yr12 MOORALLA Watson Felicity Yr07 HAMILTON Seitz Karl Yr07 PORTLAND WEST Todd Matthew Yr11 MOORALLA Webbstock Cassandra Yr10 ALLESTREE Shapiro Rachael Yr09 REDBANK Todd Dale Yr07 MACARTHUR Webbstock Sarah Yr09 ALLESTREE Shaw Cooper Yr11 BOLWARRA Todd Brae Yr11 MACARTHUR Wheaton Siobhan Yr12 HAMILTON Shaw Mercer Yr09 BOLWARRA Tognon Laura Yr10 BRANXHOLME White Jemma Yr11 CAVENDISH Shaw Felicity Yr08 HAMILTON Tognon Emily Yr08 BRANXHOLME White Ellen Yr08 CAVENDISH Shelden Ella Yr08 HAMILTON Tonissen Megan Yr11 TARRINGTON White Deacon Yr08 HAMILTON Shelly Amy Yr07 HAMILTON Tonissen Kaitlyn Yr08 HAMILTON Willder Archie Yr11 YULECART Sherry Alera Yr10 HAMILTON Tran Darren Yr10 GLEN WAVERLEY Willder Clancy Yr09 YULECART Shrive Montana Yr09 DOUGLAS Trigg Kori Yr10 PORTLAND Willder Chester Yr09 YULECART Silcock Grace Yr10 HAMILTON Trimnell Tyler Yr08 HAMILTON Wilson Bella Yr11 HAMILTON Smart Ethan Yr12 BRANXHOLME Trotter Genevieve Yr07 DUNKELD Smart Chloe Yr11 MERINO Trotter Nicholas Yr07 HAMILTON Wilson Bethany Yr11 HEYWOOD Smith Melanie Yr09 GATUM Turnbull Jett Yr09 HAMILTON Wooldridge Heidi Yr11 MERINO Smith Charlotte Yr08 BALMORAL Twardowski Sophie Yr12 CASTERTON Wooldridge Zoe Yr09 MERINO Sobey Eliza Yr09 HAMILTON Uebergang Noah Yr12 HAMILTON Wormald Tahlia Yr10 WANNON Spark Jacob Yr11 TARRINGTON Ung Anthony Yr11 HAMILTON Wormald Brandon Yr08 WANNON Sparrow Indyana Yr08 HAMILTON Unghango Raelene Yr07 KALUMBURU Wormald Christopher Yr07 WANNON Spillman Thomas Yr11 HAMILTON Urquhart Lachlan Yr10 HAMILTON Young Jasmine Yr08 TARRENLEA 108

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