POSTCARDS AND LETTERS HONOURS DEATHS (August 2003 – July 2005) OBITUARIES Alumni News Supplement to Trinity Update August 2005 Trinity College 2004 AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS Dr Yvonne AITKEN, AM (1930) REGINALD LESLIE STOCK, OBE, COLIN PERCIVAL JUTTNER JOHN GORDON RUSHBROOKE THE UNIVERSITY OF Dr Nancy AUN (1976) 1909-2004 1910-2003 1936-2003 Hugh Wilson BALLANTYNE (1951) AC Reg Stock entered Trinity in 1929, studying for a Following in his father’s footsteps, Colin Juttner entered John Rushbrooke entered Trinity from Geelong Grammar in What a kaleidoscope of activities is reflected in this collection of news items, gathered since August 2003 from Peter BALMFORD (1946) Leonard Gordon DARLING (TC 1940), AO, CMG, combined Arts/Law degree. He was elected Secretary Trinity from St Peter’s College, Adelaide, in 1929 and 1954 with a General Exhibition. He completed his BSc in Alumni and Friends of Trinity College, the . We hope this new trial format will help to Dr (William) Ronald BEETHAM, AM (1949) Melbourne, . For service to the arts through of the Fleur de Lys Club in 1932 and Senior Student enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine. He took a prominent 1956, graduating with prizes in Mathematics and Physics. rekindle memories and prompt some renewed contacts, and apologise if any details have become dated. vision, advice and philanthropy for long-term benefit Dr Garry Edward Wilbur BENNETT (1938) in 1933. As such he chaired the meeting of the Club part in student life, representing the College in cricket His Master’s degree saw him begin his work as a high to the nation. (Frederick) Theo(dore) BISCHOFF (1945) which, in response to the Warden’s closure of ‘the and football. As well, as his contemporary Ken Leslie energy physicist, probing the atom at the University of 40TH ANNIVERSARY FOR PROFESSOR ROBIN SHARWOOD Robert Andrew Gordon CHIRNSIDE (1946) Buttery’, resolved ‘to adopt a policy directed to procuring writes: Melbourne’s cyclotron. The 40th anniversary of the appointment of Professor Robin Sharwood as fourth Warden of Trinity College was Sir Rupert William John CLARKE, AM (Fellow) AM the removal of the Warden.’ Although the motion celebrated with a small private luncheon at the College on 1 June 2005. Robert Anthony (Tony) COLE (1952) Michael William GORTON (TC 1976), Melbourne, was withdrawn, Stock and the other members of the ‘He was the central figure in all sorts of escapades such In 1959, following his marriage to Rosemary Bowen, Revd Phillip Revett COOKE (1940) Victoria. For service to the community through a range of Committee were not re -admitted to College in 1934. as climbing to the chapel spire to decorate it … with he proceeded to King’s College, Cambridge, on a Shell Warden from 1965 to 1973, Professor Sharwood has said that probably the most significant achievement of his The Revd Arthur COUTANCHE (1934) organisations including the United Nations Association a pair of pyjamas.’ His legacy to the students was the Scholarship. Following work at the Cavendish Laboratory Wardenship was the decision to admit women students into co-residence with men, reflecting his strongly-held view Dr Peter Hannay DAVIS (1934) and Greening Australia, and through the promotion of Following graduation, Reg practised as a solicitor until Juttoddie Cup ‘for steeplechasing over fences, cows which gained him his PhD in particle Physics, and after that ‘an institution which did not admit the company of women could not claim to be truly civilised.’ Edwin John DAWES (1937) equal opportunity and Aboriginal reconciliation. 1940 when he joined Executive Secretariat, which and gas mains’ which he, with Hal Oddie, presented for stints at Oxford and the European Centre for Nuclear Dr John Charles Philip EDIS (1954) provided business services for many members of the competition by the freshers. In its various manifestations, Research at Geneva (CERN), he returned to Cambridge to A Fellow of the College, Professor Sharwood continues to contribute actively to the College, including as a most Archdeacon John Norman FALKINGHAM (1936) Timothy Charles MURRAY (TC 1954), Toorak, Victoria. ‘Collins House’ group of, mainly, mining companies. In the running of the Juttoddie Cup has since been a a University Lectureship in Physics and a Fellowship at generous benefactor. Some of the numerous artworks, manuscripts and collections that he has given to Trinity are John David FELTHAM (1950) For service to the development of boys’ education, 1936, Associated Pulp and Paper Mills was formed to constant in College life. Downing College. displayed in the appropriately named Sharwood Room. Douglas Arthur FRECKLETON (1939) particularly as headmaster of Grammar School. develop the manufacture of fine printing paper from Bert GILBERT (1936) eucalypts. In association with (Sir) Henry Somerset, Stock Colin served as a medical officer with the 8th Division A pioneer of interaction between the academic and Celebrating with Professor Sharwood (seated) were from left: Clare Pullar, Don Markwell, Jim Grant, Campbell Sir Rupert James HAMER, AC, KCMG, ED (1935), helped steer the fledgling industry to full production. Field Ambulance in Malaya and was a prisoner of war in business worlds, he helped establish Image Research Bairstow, and Bob Chambers. Fellow and former Premier of Victoria In 1960, on the dissolution of Executive Secretariat, Changi and on the Burma Railway (F Force). James Boyle Ltd, and in 1969, Laser Scan Ltd, the first company on the 2004 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY Dr Geoffrey William HARLEY, AM (1949) Stock became, successively, APPM company secretary, wrote of him: Cambridge Science Park. From 1977–1982 Rushbrooke was Dr (John) Peter HARPER (1939) commercial manager, joint general manager and again at CERN. The following year he was promoted to a HONOURS Dr David Nicholson HAWKINS (1946) executive director 1971–74. ‘Captain Juttner ... was in my opinion one of the most Readership in Physics and in 1993 the University conferred POSTCARDS Gordon Adler (1949) is working full time at a private David Feiglin (1962) is currently Professor of Radiology Charles Parkinson in front of the clock tower of Trinity Bruce Seymour HILL (1953) confident and capable doctors on the railway. He … on him the degree of Doctor of Science. medical practice in Radiation Oncology at Wahroonga, and Medicine, State University of New York University College, Oxford. AM Bishop Oliver Spencer HEYWARD, Beyond APPM, Reg was president of the Australian invariably exhibited an attitude of complete indifference AND LETTERS Sydney, and Gosford, NSW Central Coast. He celebrated Hospital, Syracuse, New York. Professor John David HOROWITZ (TC 1974), member of College Council 1979-83. Industries Development Association, chairman of towards the Japanese and it is a pity a few more of … Soon after, he accepted an appointment as inaugural his 50th wedding anniversary and the 50 year reunion of Charles Parkinson (1997, non-resident) was Kensington Park, SA. For service to medicine and medical Dr Ernest James HODDER (1942) NEWS FROM TRINITY ALUMNI the Commonwealth Textile, Clothing and Footwear our officers did not try to emulate him.’ Professor of Physics at the new Bond University: 1953 Melbourne University medical school graduates in Monsignor Peter John Elliot (1962) has kept busy President of the Melbourne University Sports research in the field of cardiology, particularly in the area Bartley John HODGETTS (1944) Review Committee, and the first lay member of the unfortunately, the science faculty did not survive Bond’s AND FRIENDS November 2003. as Parish Priest of St Mary’s East Malvern; as General Association, won several Half Blues for Squash, of ischaemic heart disease. (Professor Horowitz is the Robert Alexander Dunlop HOOD, MBE (1940) Commonwealth Administrative Appeals Tribunal. He was After the war, Colin established a general practice downfall. Back at Cambridge, his achievements in research Editor of Melbourne–Sydney religious education texts; and prizes for history and law. In 2003 he won a UK father of Deborah Horowitz, 1997). Dr David Alan JOLLEY (1942) a member of the Japan Business Cooperation Committee at Woodside in the Adelaide hills and purchased and development brought an invitation in 2000 to work and Gilbert McLean (1937) retired at the end of 1983 Neil Everist (1951) was awarded the degree of Doctor and as lecturer in the theology of marriage at Catholic Commonwealth Scholarship to undertake a doctorate at John Wilson KELLY (1947) and the Pacific Basin Economic Council. ‘Chetwynde’ in 1948. From this base he pursued his live in California. But just as his first new imaging machine after nearly 20 years as a director of James Nisbet & of Letters (Honoris Causa) by Deakin University in Theological College and the John Paul II Institute for the , researching his thesis on the Dr William Ronald KINGSTON (1940) many interests – horse breeding, racing, showing and was about to be sold, the cancer which was to end his life Co Ltd (Educational Publishers) – the last nine years as April 2004 for distinguished service to the arts and the Marriage and Family, where he is a permanent Fellow. origins of bills of rights in the British Commonwealth, Dr Allen(by) Abraham Michel LAPIN (1946) Reg was actively involved in the Australian Institute hunting, wine, cars, painting and art collecting, poetry was diagnosed. He died in May 2003. Sadly, he was never Chairman. His elder grand-daughter, Ailsa McLean, is an community. Peter is still ‘on call’ for Vatican duties. He also recently while being Junior Dean at Trinity College, Oxford, 2005 AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS Dr Geoffrey Standish LESTER (1966) of International Affairs and secretary of the Round and literature, photography, cosmology, and snooker. He able to establish himself as a physicist in his own country. Captain of Men’s Squash (and a Full Blue), and undergraduate at Peterhouse, Cambridge. published Ceremonies of the Liturgical Year through Lachlan Stuart MACKELLAR (1967) Table in Melbourne. He was a director of the National also took up flying and at the time was the oldest person John Bryson (1955), who wrote the documentary novel Ignatius Press in San Francisco. President of the Men’s Blues Committee. Charles AC (Edwin) Max MCCONCHIE (1947) Theatre and maintained a keen interest in farming on in SA to gain a pilot’s licence. (Acknowledgements to Michael Collins Persse and returned briefly to Melbourne in August 2004 for the Professor Derek Ashworth DENTON (1943), Toorak, Vernon Griffith (1944) retired from IBM Corp in 1990, about the Azaria Chamberlain case, Evil Angels, on which Bray MARKOV (1939) the Mornington Peninsula. He was a member of the Peter Pockley) but is doing contract work for IBM, working from home the film of the same name starring Meryl Streep was John Oliver (1963) and his wife Libby are living in release of his first book, Sir William Stawell and the Victoria. For service to science through leadership in James Harold Ryley MARSHALL (1938) Trinity College Foundation and regularly attended College He was a governor of the Trinity College Foundation and Victorian Constitution (Australian Scholarly Publishing), medical research in the field of physiology relating to with computer communications. He has moved to a new based, has now turned to film production. In July 2004 Belgrade where he is Australian Ambassador to Serbia Ronald Munro MARTIN (1940) functions. He died on 19 January 2004. made a generous bequest to the College. THOMAS HENRY TIMPSON, AO retirement community in Beaumont, California. his film, Secrets of the Jury Room, debuted at the Sydney and Montenegro, Romania and Macedonia. which was launched by Sir at the sodium homeostasis and the body’s regulation of fluid Geoffrey Robin MASEL (1946) . and electrolyte balances and to the arts. 1913–2004 Film Festival and was screened on SBS TV in Melbourne. William John (Bill) MEREDITH (1940) JOHN (JACK) ANTHONY STRAHAN (With acknowledgements to his son-in-law, Neil Gunn) The Revd Tom Timpson entered Trinity from Camberwell Henry Speagle (1946) has dedicated his book, http://www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/news/ John F Forbes (1964) has been Professor of Surgical Richard Lennard MINIFIE (1941) Nitin Chandan Rughoonauth (2001) is completing AM 1940-2004 Grammar School in 1932 as an Arts student. While in The Road to Gundagai, for which the Warden has media/2004/20040628.shtml Oncology at the University of Newcastle since 1987. He is James Hollis MINSON (1968) Jack Strahan entered Trinity in 1958 and settled easily College he was a member of the football and athletics written a forward, to the memory of the late Evan actively involved in international breast-cancer research. his degree by spending this year learning more of Professor Stephen Moile CORDNER (1971), Caulfield, (Wilfrid) Gerald a’Beckett MINSON (1961) into College life, playing in the College tennis and teams. Graduating in 1936, he proceeded to Canberra to Burge. The book seeks to understand the future of Ted Eadie (1958) was awarded a Master of Arts with Jenny Forbes (nee Daniels JCH 1963) directs marketing Mathematics (applied) and programming in Physics. Victoria. For service to forensic medicine, particularly as Alastair Gordon MITCHELL (1954) football teams and being elected Senior Student in 1960. prepare for ordination and was ordained in 1938 by Ernest the Book of Common Prayer in the life of the Anglican Distinction, Centre for Maritime Policy, Faculty of Law at and recruitment for a regional breast-screening program. He will be undertaking Honours in Theoretical a contributor to the development of forensic pathology in Commodore Peter Clifford MITCHELL, AO (1958) He was one of the top law graduates in 1961 and was Any News? Burgmann, Bishop of Goulburn. He was appointed as Church of Australia. Editor’s Odyssey, an account of the University of Wollongong. Their two adult daughters live in Melbourne and they Astrophysics at the School of Physics at Melbourne Australia and internationally. Gina Fairlie MOORS, TCFS Lecturer University in 2005, following the offer of a scholarship admitted to practice in 1963. 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For service to the judiciary and to the Email to: [email protected] Dr Nathaniel Albert Alfred MYERS, AM (1940) In the eulogy at his funeral in the College Chapel, Jack This was interrupted during 1940–45 when he saw service husband Anthony are proud parents to Lachlan Robert with Watson Wyatt in Jakarta and is enjoying the warm Janey Saunders (past staff, 2002–2003) is currently law, particularly in the area of law reform and through (Kenneth) Bruce NELSON (1945) Fajgenbaum QC said: in the RAAF as a Chaplain. 1948–49 was spent in England Munro Perry. He was born in Canberra on 2 October 2004 weather and the lifestyle in Indonesia. working at the University of Queensland. the implementation of innovative changes to court Harry Wilfred NUNN, OAM (1937) or post to: Development Office where he taught at Uppingham School before returning to weighing in at 9lb4oz. administration. Jason Paul OATES (1992) Cameron Rahles-Rahbula (2003), the 2004 Young ‘Jack epitomised all that a barrister ought to be. He had Trinity College Canberra Grammar as Deputy to David Garnsey. In 1955 Ian E Penrose (1967) recently concluded a three-year (James) Finlay PATRICK (1935) great learning, wisdom and judgment, and a profound he returned to his old school, Camberwell Grammar. as Professor Garry Watson (1959) of the Osgoode Hall period with the Victorian State Government as Director of Victorian of the Year, was further honoured at the Mr Rupert Hordern MYER (1976), Melbourne, Victoria. Royal Parade Matthew Peter PATTERSON (1987) sense of justice and fairness. He was fearless, he was Headmaster. Law School, York University, Toronto, Canada, was the ‘Snowy Project’. This project to restore the health of Melbourne University Sports Association Centenary For service to the arts, to support for museums and Parkville Vic 3052 Dr Newman Benjamin PINKUS (1939) incisive, he was in control of his cases: there was no honoured in March 2004 by the American College of Trial the Snowy River is a very worthwhile endeavour and Ian Dinner in April 2005, when he was named Male Athlete galleries, and to the community through a range of Dr Richard Stanley Docker READ (1957). need for extravagance. Judges in all jurisdictions trusted His goals were to raise the profile of the school, to upgrade Lawyers, who awarded him the prestigious Samuel E found the role both challenging and rewarding. of the Year and also received the Lazer-Law Medal for philanthropic and service organisations. Revd Canon Bruce Herbert REDDROP, OAM (1945) him and knew they could rely on him. His opponents Deadline for inclusion in the next issue is its teaching and to improve and extend its buildings and Gates Litigation Award for his ‘significant contribution to outstanding contribution to sport at the University. In William Gerson SHMITH (1941) February 2004, Cameron won Gold in both the Men’s regarded him as formidable, his juniors as the ideal 30 September 2005. other facilities. These were achieved and through the the improvement of the litigation process’. The College John Roberts (1968) was appointed a Scientia Professor PSM Dr James SMIBERT (1930) leader. His colleagues naturally turned to him for advice introduction of a pastoral care sytem and careful selection noted that ‘Professor Watson’s reputation in the teaching at the University of New South Wales in January Downhill and Super G events, one-legged division, Dr Edward John OGDEN (1971), Doncaster, Victoria. Jason Ward SMITHERINGALE (1991). at the Disabled Alpine Skiing World Championships. and support, which were always readily and generously of staff, he gave expression to his concern for the well of advocacy skills to hundreds of law students and 2005. Scientia professorships are granted to the top For outstanding public service to Victoria Police in the Bruce Burnley ST CLAIR (1940) given. They regarded him as a barrister’s barrister.’ being of each individual boy. lawyers is renowned across North America.’ In 1996, he 23 research professors in the University. John holds a area of forensic medicine. Reginald Leslie STOCK, OBE (1930) led a team of trial advocacy teachers to Rwanda to train joint appointment at the Australian Graduate School of John Anthony (Jack) STRAHAN, QC (1958) All who knew him will remember him as the most Tom left Camberwell in 1966 to take up a ten year prosecutors for the United Nations International Criminal Management and the London Business School, spending Mr Thomas Whitelaw (Tom) Tatchell (1933) courteous and civilised of men, the perfect gentleman appointment as Secretary of the Victorian Universities and Henry Speagle signing copies of Editor’s Odyssey. Tribunal for Rwanda. August to March in Sydney and April to July in London, Revd Thomas Henry TIMPSON, AO (1932 who displayed great concern for others and none for Not receiving Schools Examinations Board. He followed this by becoming although this year was also Visiting Professor at the Dr James Gavin Amess TROUP (1940) himself. Although he was a reluctant performer, he was Registrar of the Victorian College of Education, retiring Richard Woolcott’s (1946) book The Hot Seat: John Nutt (1960) and his wife, Sally, have spent the past Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Professor Ross Wharton WEBSTER (1942) the wittiest, funniest, and most celebrated of speech Trinity E-News? finally in 1981. Post-retirement occupations included Reflections on Diplomacy from Stalin’s Death to the Bali three years developing a vineyard on the banks of the Dr Percy James WHITE (1938) makers, able to reduce his audience to paroxysms of Please update your email address at www.trinity. involvement with German Student Exchange programs, Bombings, originally published by Harper Collins in Molonglo River, with a view across to Parliament House Sir Francis Price (1970) continues practising law in Dr Graeme George WILLIAMS (1945) laughter. Loved and admired by all who knew him, Jack unimelb.edu.au/development/update.shtml Churchill Fellowships, and the University of the Third Age. hardback in 2003, has been reissued in paperback. in Canberra. They have been winning awards for their Edmonton, Canada and is a national and international Michael John WOLTON (1990) remained extraordinarily modest. He married Norma in 1940 and together they raised a www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/news/ Merlot, Riesling and Sangiovese wines. The cellar door arbitrator and mediator, working in Canada, the US family of two daughters and two sons. media/2003/20030801.shtml has been busy also. and Mexico.

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The Revd John and daughter, Lucy (5). Rod also has a daughter Kelly Richard Close (1983) has returned to Australia after Adaobi Udechuku (1984) recently passed the FRANZCP Andrew Gourlay (1988) and Rachel Harley (1990) hymnology consultant since February 2003. His expertise Martin Crotty (1996) is now lecturing in history at The Adeleke (1971) (18), studying Commerce/App Finance at the University living in the UK since early 1997 where he worked with examinations. She and her husband, Scott, have a were expecting their third child in July 2004. William is research, teaching and administration. He also has University of Queensland, and is History Director at The was resident at of South Australia. Since completing Pharmacy at Trinity, Schroder Investment Management and Deutsche Bank. daughter Ifeoma (9) and a son Miles (5). Edward will be five years old and Rosie Lillian will be a part time position as organist at Ilen Church, which Australian Studies Centre. He still maintains his Trinity Trinity College in Rod has spent most of his career in IT. He is happily married to wife Fiona, whom he persuaded three years old. houses a very fine Claus Jensen organ, the sole remaining friendships from 2½ years as a resident tutor. 1971, and later in to leave London and join him in Sydney. They have two Kenneth Crawford (1984) has accepted an invitation instrument by Jensen in original condition. Graduate House. He Vivienne Corcoran (1979) has two growing boys and daughters, Jemima and Sophie. from Westminster Abbey to be the Vicar of Pershore Jan Joustra (1988) Tara Louise Almarker (née Cooke, 1996) married Ola graduated in 1973 when not swimming, watching cricket, football, etc., she Abbey and the parishes of St Nicholas’ Pinvin, St Mary’s After serving for six years as Priest in Charge of St Amelia Jones (1992), who was Senior Student in 1995, Almarker in a ceremony on the beach at Apollo Bay. They and was employed runs a strategic marketing consultancy called Marketing Angus Trumble (1983) is Curator of Paintings and Wick and St James’ Birlingham, all in Worcestershire. Stephen’s Chapel, Stanley, and Senior Chaplain at St operated consultancies in Melbourne before moving to were looking forward to travelling to Whistler in Canada by the Ministry of Logic. The business provides strategic advice and Sculpture at the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, John’s Cathedral, Hong Kong, Fr Jan Joustra, together Sydney where she spent a couple of years as Managing for their honeymoon. Lands and Housing, assistance to a wide range of companies, including ANZ, Connecticut. His book, A Brief History of the Smile (Allen Catherine Eldridge (1985) left Australia in 1990 to with his wife Linda and children Gabriella (11) and Director of technology company Streamx. She sold the Ibadam, Oyo State, Telstra, NEC, and Pitcher Partners. Vivienne’s husband, & Unwin), was published in January 2004 and Angus study Russian at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow. She Oliver (9) have left Hong Kong for a new posting in the business in 2004. Noah Harlan (1996) lives in New York where he is Nigeria, and retired Ross, owns Wigs Cellar, a premium wine shop in visited Melbourne to promote it in April of that year. planned to go for 10 months but enjoyed it so much that Principality of Monaco. Fr Jan is to be the Chaplain at St making his mark as a successful film producer. His film, as a Director of Melbourne. Vivienne is also on the Board of the Frankston Patrick McCaughey’s review of it in The Age is at http:// she stayed 11 years. She worked as a TV news producer Paul’s, Monte Carlo. Jenni Phillips (née Sypkens, 1992) was working Apartment 5C, was selected for the 2002 Cannes Film Town Planning Arts Centre. www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/04/24/10827196761 for Reuters, and various other international agencies and as a librarian in Brisbane at Queensland University of Festival and another, Avanim, for the 2004 Berlin Film and World Urban project co-ordinator in 1999. He is a 34.html?from=storyrhs broadcasters. She has recently returned to Melbourne Timothy Clairs (1987) has been working for United Technology before the birth, in June 2004, of her daughter Festival. Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners and has Dawn Leicester (née Williams, 1979) and Penny for good after working for Oxfam, based in Oxford, for Nations agencies for ten years, the last seven with the Leticia Florence. travelled to all West and South African countries, France, Mackieson (1980) launched their first book, Real Elizabeth Elder (1984) is living in New York City with two years. Catherine is working for Solagran Limited, a United Nations Development Program. He develops and Hamish Ramsay (1997) is currently in America USA and Britain. He was ordained in 1998 and serves as Women Love Footy (Lothian), on 3 September, 2003. It is a Richard Carey and their children, Thomas (2) and Julia Russian-Australian biotech company, doing media-related oversees a portfolio of projects that aim to conserve Justin Drerup (1993) is still living in London and regularly completing a Masters in Meteorology at the University an itinerant pastor. collection of experiences and opinions of two passionate (3 months). They are always happy to have visitors from activities. globally significant biodiversity, most recently in the runs into Trinity people there. Justin runs the Microsoft of Okalahoma. He is on leave of absence from the football supporters in ardent pursuit of their favourite Australia. Arab States region. He has been living in Beirut since Solutions Centre for a German/UK internet consulting Bureau of Meteorology in Sydney. David Cole (1973) wishes to correct the impression game. Penny works in the Intercountry Adoption Service, Roger James Munson (1985) was installed as Dean September 2004 with wife Katie, daughter Lucie (5) company. He has also just bought a flat in London, so will created by a previously published news item. He writes: Department of Human Services, Melbourne. Michael Barrett (1984) and his wife have had their first of the Cathedral Church of St Alban the Martyr, Griffith, and son Leo (3). Although he left Melbourne 14 years perhaps be there for longer than he thought! Timothy Bain (1997) is currently running his own ‘I live in Melbourne; I am married to Celia with a family; child. Michael is working as Press Secretary for Justice Diocese of Riverina, on 23 July 2003. ago and has spent 12 of those overseas, he is still in film-making business from North Fitzroy. ‘Dynamite I am an architect and partner with The Buchan Group Duncan Thomas (1979) is married to Nell Oliver, with Minister Senator Chris Ellison, in Canberra. regular contact with many Trinity friends. The family has Cameron Poole (1993) has been appointed General Entertainment’ creates television commercials, Architects; over the past 15 years I have designed two children, Pippa and Kate. They have had their 10th Archdeacon Peter Danaher (1985) has been appointed purchased a house in Point Lonsdale and look forward to Manager and Finance Director of the London Philharmonic documentaries, training films and animation. Timothy’s a number of significant large scale urban projects anniversary of living in Los Angeles. Duncan is CEO of Charles Hill (1984) served in East Timor between March an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Bathurst in New seeing more Trinity friends there during the summers. Orchestra. He and his wife Suzanne now live permanently clients include: Village Cinemas, Geelong Grammar throughout Australia, including No.1 Martin Place in Advanced Educational Corporation and visits Australia and October 2001, at the National Joint Headquarters. South Wales. in London. School and the Anti-Cancer Council. Sydney, the major commercial redevelopment of the old every 18 months to stay in touch. He loves having visitors He narrowly escaped serious injury when a stray bullet John W I Hookey (1987) has published a book, Georgette Blau (1994) is happily living in New York Sydney GPO, and in Melbourne, the Southgate complex, in California. hit him in the head 15 minutes before he caught his plane Gregor Brown (1986) and Sarah George (1992) and Brendan O’Leary (UPSO) which deals with the relation of City. She started On Location Tours in 1999, a bus tour Melissa Choi (1993) is engaged to David Guthrie and Melissa Hanton (1997) has been working at the Park Hyatt Hotel, Quay West at Southgate, the new home to Australia! their children, Olivia (6) and Jeremy (4), lived in Adelaide spirituality to the actual circumstances of modern life. company specialising in TV and movie locations. Her they are both currently living in London. Melbourne Water, in the Communications Group, for James Jones (1997) married Amelia Thompson Channel Seven headquarters at Docklands, and the new John Howes, who tutored at Trinity in the 1980s and for four years. Gregor completed his PhD and the family http://www.upso.co.uk/johnhookey/brendan_ company now runs four bus tours – the Manhattan TV over three years. She looks after Melbourne Water’s (1999) on 27 March 2004 in the Trinity College Chapel. 44 storey Victoria Point residential complex at Docklands 90s, continues as president of the educational and social Michael Gronow (1984) and Sharon Mulready (1986) headed to London for a year where Sarah was finishing oleary.html and Movie Tour, the Sex and the City Tour, the Sopranos Meredith Louise Maxwell (1994) and Christopher advertising, events and publications. Trinity alumni in the bridal party included Lucy currently under construction. I also designed the new movement, Learning Guild, which has published a book, are enjoying living in North Fitzroy. Their daughter Miranda her PhD in Museum Cultural Theory and Gregor was Tour and the Celebrity Homes Tour – and one walking Wiseman (1996) announced their engagement on 5 Thompson (2003), best man William Cole (1997), Christchurch Art Gallery which was opened by the Prime booklets and CDs of his on the writing and speaking of is in Grade 5, and their son Christian has just started Prep. Endoscopy Fellow at St Mark’s Hospital. They were living Amanda Frewin (née Griffiths, 1988) and husband tour, the Central Park Movie Tour. July 2003. Chris proposed to Meredith in the Melbourne Nicholas Agar (1997) is finishing his final year of and groomsmen Jeremy Bostock (2001) and Robert Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark in May 2003.’ English. Michael is practising at the Victorian Bar and teaching at William Goodenough House in Central London, and Tom have returned from Western Australia where Botanic Gardens on bended knee. Meredith would like Medicine this year and plans to live by the beach in Jones (2002). Will Spragget (1996 ) and Tom insolvency law at the University of Melbourne. Sharon planning to live in Melbourne upon their return in early Amanda completed her training in Paediatric Respiratory Brigitte Hinneberg (née Johnson, 1990) was expecting to pass on her thanks to those that made their time at Geelong for a few years, working at Geelong Hospital. Shelmerdine (1996) were ushers. Lynne Dunne (1975) has been living in leafy outer Neville Anderson (1980) is enjoying an active teaches English and Classics at Melbourne Grammar. They 2005. and Sleep Medicine. She is now establishing her own her first baby on 5 August 2004. She was running a Trinity College – without which they may never have met suburban Eltham for the past 20 years. She has two retirement. He is currently doing a locum at Beaufort/ attend St Peter’s Eastern Hill, where the Vicar is Dr John practice as a consultant in Melbourne. marketing consultancy business and business coaching – possible and rewarding, Tobias Locsei (1998) is at Cambridge University (UK) Olivia Myers (1999) returned to Albury after five years teenage children – Hannah (16) and Max (14) – and Skipton, Victoria – which involves 7 preaching places Davis (1976). Peter Bucknell (1986) will be playing concerts in Santa practice but was relocating with her husband to Brisbane on a University of Melbourne Rae and Edith Bennett in Melbourne. After completing her Bachelor of Social continues to work with the Department of Education – and is also working to establish a Retreat Centre, ‘The Fe, Taipei, and San Diego in the coming few months. His Glenn Duker (1989) ran his own legal practice for seven for a few years. Belinda Stone (1994) completed a Bachelor of Science traveling scholarship, studying for a Certificate of Science with a major in Human Resources Management where she has been in various interesting and Hermitage’, at Muskvale. Darren Kerr (1984) is married to Jacinta Ellis. Their wife will be singing Carmen at Glyndebourne UK this years in Melbourne before moving to the Gold Coast majoring in Zoology in 1997. She worked with Guide Dog Advanced Study in Mathematics (roughly a one-year in 2001, she went on to complete her Graduate Diploma challenging roles since 1984. second son, Andrew William, was born 10 February, and July. and becoming CEO of real estate development company Calvin Bowman (1990), well-known former Organ puppies then managed a veterinary practice for a couple Masters course in Mathematics). He has just accepted in Employee Relations and Human Resource Management Julie Lithgow (1981) has been living in Singapore for older brother, Jack Christopher Barrie, is just over two RVP Group Ltd, which specialises in prestige boutique Scholar at Trinity, has become the first Australian to of years before completing a Diploma in Horse Studies an offer of an Oliver Gatty studentship from Cambridge at the University of Melbourne in 2003. Olivia, who was Rod Irvine (1976) has moved to Canberra as an Account the last six years with husband Justin Sampson and two years old. After a short stint establishing the Melbourne Ian McCracken (1986) returned to university to study developments. He is married with one daughter. be awarded the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts from (Breeding). She currently resides in country Victoria with University to undertake his PhD in the Department of working as an Employment Consultant in Albury for six Manager for Hewlett Packard Australia after spending girls, Emma (2002) and Sophie (2000). She is Regional operations of the Arab Bank, Darren recently started work medicine after working in the Melbourne Concert Hall Yale University. The jury for his final recital and oral her partner and gave birth to their first child, Charlotte Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP), months, became engaged to Rob in December of 2003. six years in Adelaide. He is married to Louise (née Seager Manager in Asia for Tourism Tasmania, marketing with BankWest as a Business Development Manager in and completing his science degree in 1994. Having Katie Lawrence (1989, née Beynon) married Richard examination included the Yale professors of organ, piano, Rose, in August 2003. where he will be mathematically modeling swimming The couple planned to marry in March 2005. from Kangaroo Island, SA) and they have a son, Sam (7) Tasmania as a holiday destination in Asia. Corporate and Commercial Banking, based in Melbourne. made it through two eight-week stints working in an Lawrence in Sydney on 19 November 2004. Quite a few music history and theory, and a Pulitzer and Rome prize- micro-organisms. They are living in Hawthorn, and Darren is learning how to AIDS-ravaged mission hospital in southern Africa, Ian is Trinity alumni were amongst the guests present and Jo winning composer. Their decision was unanimous. Dianne Barkley (non-res 1995) and Gavan Banks Andrew Meagher (1999) is studying Law at Monash Professor Tim Lindsey (1981) is the Director of the be a handyman and gardener. training in Psychiatry, and loving it. He recently upgraded Monotti (1989) was one of the bridal party. Although announced their engagement in July 2003. Georgina McInnes (1998) finished University in 2001, University and spends the rest of his time surfing, skiing, COURT OF APPEAL APPOINTMENTS Asian Law Centre and Associate Dean (International) his bike to a fiercely powerful Triumph 900cc Sprint Richard is from Wiltshire UK, both he and Katie will Dennis Webster (1991). After completing a two-year and spent 2002 and 2003 teaching grade 1 at St Kilda and serving in the Army Reserve. of the University of Melbourne Law School. A Richard Jowett (1984) and Tamsin Jowett Sport and he and Barbara go away on regular rides with continue to reside in Sydney for the near future. stint as Chaplain in both Melbourne’s most disadvantaged Tim Robinson (1995) was admitted to practice as a Primary School. She spent 2004 as a volunteer with Two Trinity alumni have featured in appointments specialist in Indonesian and Islamic law, Tim has been (Edwards) (1984) now have Edward Bruce Benjamin, friends. Barbara is busy with her puppet company, the area and Port Phillip Prison, Dennis was inducted as Vicar Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria in Australian Volunteers International (AVI) in Malawi, Jenny Chu (2000) will be joining the Boston Consulting announced by the Attorney-General, Rob Hulls: appointed Deputy Director of the Centre for the Study born 12 November 2003 at the American Hospital, occasional film-shoot, and brushing up on her Mandarin. Carolyn Ryan (née Batt 1989), her husband Chris and of Pascoe Vale –Oak Park. He still maintains an interest May 2001. He completed his articles at Herbert Geer & Central Africa, where she was teaching English, History, Group as an Associate after finishing her degree in June. of Contemporary Islam (CSCI), a new academic centre Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tamsin is working with BP one-year old daughter Emily have moved to The Hague in football umpiring, and was selected to represent the Rundle in Melbourne, before moving to the Sydney Office and HIV/AIDS Education at a government secondary Chris Maxwell, QC (1971) was appointed established in 2005 by the University with the aim of Middle East as corporate communications manager for Jane Portnoy (née Davis 1986) recently married in the Netherlands after three years living in London Victorian Amateurs in their representative game against of that firm in January 2002. He then moved to Blake school. In May of 2005 she headed to London to work Jessica Huntington (2000) completed an Arts degree President of the Court of Appeal in July 2005. increasing Australian understanding of Islam. the region and Richard is busy practising maritime and David Portnoy in London. They will continue to live in where Carolyn wrote for The Daily Telegraph. They are Victorian Country, held at Baroonga NSW. He also topped Dawson Waldron (Sydney office) in December 2002 and and live. in 2002 and is currently completing a Law degree at Victorian Rhodes Scholar for 1975 and Senior insurance law with Hill Taylor Dickinson. Melbourne. particularly enjoying the cycling culture there after the off a good year umpiring the A grade grand final. He tutors now practices at that firm mainly in the area of medical . Student in 1973, Chris served for three years as Richard Billson (1983) and Susan Dyer lived in London congestion in London. the Trinity Certificate of Ministry and Theology, and is negligence litigation (defence) and general commercial Musa Jaafar (1998) has married, is becoming a father, principal private secretary to the then Federal for six years, where Susan worked as an artist and part Frances (1986), Nichola (1990) and Marj (1992) enjoying the talents of the parish organ scholar – current litigation. and is commencing a Postgraduate Diploma in Education Sarah Dunning (2001) is currently working towards Attorney-General, Senator Gareth Evans, before time teacher and Richard as an interior designer. Their Lefroy, together with Sam Riggall (1990), and parents Louise Pennell (1990) has relocated to America to work Trinity resident student, Samuel McMahon. with NTU, Singapore. a PhD in physics at the University of Georgia. She is joining the Victorian Bar in 1984 and being son Oscar was born in September 2002 and they have George and Joan, launched the Bruce Lefroy Centre for as a television journalist for Channel Seven. Former exchange students at Trinity, Erik Vrij (1996) President of the Delta Epsilon Iota academic honour appointed a QC in 1998. He has been a Legal now returned to Australia to live and work as artists and Genetic Health Research. The Centre is housed at the Peter Saw (1991) completed a Civil Engineering course from Amsterdam (left), and Paul Levene (1996) from Campbell Carroll (1998) married long time partner society (UGA chapter) and of the Georgia Rotary Aid Commissioner, President of Liberty Victoria, sculptors on Dunk Island in North Queensland. Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Royal Children’s Haydn Law (1990) has married another former Trinity at Melbourne University in 1995. He has since worked London, got together again to don their Trinity caps at and friend Emma Solly (1999), in the Trinity College Scholarship for 2002-2003. and recently conducted a review of Victoria’s Hospital, and is dedicated to reducing the incidence and resident, Helen Vines (1990). The couple met in first on major civil construction projects in Victoria and the Erik’s birthday party in Amsterdam in February 2005. Chapel in January 2005. Campbell is Associate Priest at Occupational Health and Safety legislation. Lucy Carruthers (1983) is working for McKinsey severity of genetic health problems. It was opened in year. Helen is a Partner at Holding Redlich Solicitors, Philippines. Warrnambool. Patrick Porter (resident tutor 2000–2001) has been as a management consultant in the United States, June 2003 by Bruce Lefroy, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Melbourne. studying for his DPhil in Modern European History at Justice (1974) was appointed specialising in the retail industry. She completed her (Fellow of Trinity College), and founding Director, Hugh Bowman (1992) returned home via Africa and Imogen Pullar (1999) completed a Bachelor of Planning Magdalen College, Oxford, after receiving an Oxford to the Court of Appeal in 2004 after serving on the MBA at the Kellogg School of Management in Chicago Associate Professor Martin Delatycki. James Richards (1990) and his wife, Deborah, were the Caribbean after working in London and Manchester, and Design in 2002, and has been working at H2O Australia Scholarship. His principal research interest has Supreme Court Bench for almost two years. He in 2001 and then moved to Minneapolis to live with her expecting their second child on 26 February 2004. England, for more than two years. He competed in a Architects. Imogen plans to study in Copenhagen in been in comparative religious history in the First World has also been a part-time member of the Victorian partner, David. She ran the Chicago Marathon in October Christian David Bennett (1987) has taken up the trans Atlantic yacht race from Gran Canaria to St Lucia in 2005. War, examining the war theologies of both German and Administrative Appeals Tribunal and a sessional and is serving on the board of the Audubon Society, a position of Australian High Commissioner to Brunei. This Kirsten Ross (1990) lived in Melbourne after leaving December 2002. Hugh is currently living in Brisbane. British military chaplains. While at Magdalen, he has member of the Victorian Civil and Administrative conservation group. She is coming home in January to follows three years in Canberra, including 1½ years as College but moved to Sydney in June 2002. She works at represented the Middle Common Room in football and Tribunal from 1995 to 2002. thaw out from the sub zero temperatures of life near the an adviser in Alexander Downer’s office. His previous Hodder Headline Australia, book publishers who are part David Scott Hamnes (1992) has been employed by the played Friar Tuck in the MCR pantomime. Canadian border. The Jowett family posting was Washington DC (1997–2000). of the WH Smith group of companies. Liturgical Centre, Church of Norway, as Church music and

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