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THE RECORD 2011 the Record 2011 THE SYDNEY HIGH SCHOOL THE RECORD 2011 THE RECORD THE RECORD Vol. CI 2011 The Record 2011 The Journal of Sydney Boys High School Moore Park, Surry Hills NSW 2011 Volume CI Sydney Boys High School The Record 2011 1 2 The Record 2011 Sydney Boys High School Table of Contents Staff Directory ................................................ 5 Gifted and Talented .................................. 91 Valé Terry Ryan .............................................. 8 English ............................................................ 94 Editor’s Comments ....................................... 8 Mathematics .............................................. 102 Year 12 Farewell Assembly ....................... 9 Science ......................................................... 103 Prefects .......................................................... 11 Languages Other Than English .......... 104 Speech Night Address .............................. 12 Music ............................................................ 105 Annual Prize Giving Awards ................... 16 Industrial Arts ............................................ 129 Remembrance Day 2010 ......................... 27 Visual Arts ................................................... 117 ANZAC Day ................................................... 28 Social Science ............................................ 130 Foundation Day .......................................... 30 History .......................................................... 133 Salvete ............................................................ 31 Representatives ........................................ 137 Valete .............................................................. 32 Summer Sport ........................................... 138 Class Lists ...................................................... 49 Cricket .......................................................... 139 P & C Report ................................................. 52 Basketball .................................................... 157 Foundation ................................................... 54 Tennis ........................................................... 181 Old Boys Union ........................................... 55 Rowing ......................................................... 188 Welfare Report ............................................ 58 Swimming .................................................. 204 Canteen .......................................................... 61 Sailing ........................................................... 208 SRC ................................................................... 62 Water Polo .................................................. 210 Community Service ................................... 63 Winter Sports Assembly ........................ 215 Peer Support ................................................ 65 Athletics ...................................................... 215 Peer Mediation ............................................ 65 Rugby ........................................................... 223 The McDonald Senior Library ................ 66 Football ....................................................... 233 The Andrews Junior Library ................... 69 Cross Country ............................................ 261 Cadet Report ................................................ 71 Rifle Shooting ............................................ 265 Duke of Edinburgh Award ...................... 73 Fencing ........................................................ 269 Chess ............................................................... 77 Skiing ............................................................ 272 Debating ........................................................ 79 Volleyball .................................................... 273 Public Speaking .......................................... 90 List of Officers ........................................... 279 Sydney Boys High School The Record 2011 3 4 The Record2011 Staff Sydney BoysHigh School Staff 2011 Back Row: M.Kay (HT Science), A.Cipolla, A.Fuller, A.Barry, R.Gifford, E.Coan, R.Devlin, M.Mulrooney, B.Hayman, A.Hayman, S.McKerihan, A.M.Gainford. Fourth Row: P.Scrivener, C.Reemst, J.Prorellis (HT Administration), M.Aldous, R.Barr, B.Kilmore, T.Dolan, R.Boros, S.Codey, B.Webb, P.Wright, R.O’Driscoll, A.Mack, D.Comben. Third Row: J.Rohr, R.Davis, I.St Leon, R.Fong, J.Cook, C.Werner, R.Elliott, G.Perre, Dr A.Carman, K.Manolios, I.Hybler, S.Schlederer. Second Row: S.Ayre, J.Chen, Dr P.Ganderton, M.Pavone (HT Sport), G.Barris, J.Kay, D.M.Hespe, M.Crouch, R.Howland, J.Eggleton, S.Lim. Front Row: M.Vozzo (HT Modern Languages and Classics), P.R.Bigelow (HT Mathematics), R.Dam (HT Technology and Applied Studies), R.Dowdell (Deputy Principal), Dr K.A.Jaggar (Principal), C.W.Barris (Deputy Principal), J.Walker (HT Welfare), P.Loizou (HT Social Science), G.Steen (HT Physical Education). STAFF DIRECTORY PRINCIPAL Dr K Jaggar BA DipEd MA(Syd) MEdAdmin EdD(NSW), FACE, MACEL DEPUTY PRINCIPALS Mr C Barris BA(NSW) DipEd(Syd) Mr R Dowdell BSc(Hons) DipEd(W’gong) ENGLISH Ms M Trompetter BA(Hons)(Syd) DipEd(SCAE) Head Teacher Mr J Walker BA DipT MA(NSW) Head Teacher Welfare Ms S Ayre MA(Cantab) DipAppFilm&TV(Swinburne) DipEd(NSW) Ms R Barr BA DipEd(NSW) Ms A Barry BA(Syd) DipEd(NSW) Ms V Dunk BA Dip Ed (Macq) Ms J Eggleton BA DipEd(Macq) Mr A Hayman BA (Syd) Dip Ed (NSW) Ms R Howland BA MTeach(Syd) (Year 8 Adviser) Ms A Mack BA(Curt)BTeach(Syd) Ms J Rohr BA DipEd (CSU) Mr P Wright BEd CertTESOL(Syd) HISTORY Ms R Powell BA(Hons)(Oxon) MA PGCE(Man) Ms B Berger BA DipEd(Macq) (Year 11 Adviser) Ms R Davis BA(Syd) BTeach(UTS) Mr R Devlin BA(Hons)(G’smith) DipEd(UWS) (Year 9 Adviser) Ms M Genias BEd (SCAE) Mr A Hannon BADipEd(Syd) MATHEMATICS Mr P Bigelow BSc(Syd) Head Teacher Mr R Boros BA DipEd(Syd) Mr R Elliott BA Ms T Evans BT/BA(Mathematics)(ACU) Mr A Fuller BMaths DipEd(W’gong) Mr A M Gainford BSc BE(Chem)(Syd) DipEd(STC) Mr D Hespe BS(Houston) MEd(NSW) Ms B Kilmore BEdDipTeach(Griff) Mr D McQuillan BMath DipEd(N’cle) Ms F Nesbitt TCert(LTC) Ms A Ward BSc(Hons)(Liv) MTeach(Syd) Sydney Boys High School The Record 2011 5 Staff Directory SCIENCE Mr M Kay BSc DipEd(NSW) Head Teacher Dr A Carman BSc BE(Mater)(Hons) PhD (Monash) DipEd (UNSW) Mr P E Coan BAppSc(UTS) DipEd MEd CertGiftedEd(NSW) Ms D Damianos BSc(UTS) DipEd(NSW) Mr C Harvey BSc MEd MCogSc(NSW) Ms I Hybler BSc (NSW)DipEd(Macq) Ms A Karagiannis BSc(Syd) DipEd(NSW) Mrs K Manolios BSc DipEd(NSW) Dr R O’Driscoll BSc(Hons)(Melb) DipEd(NSW) PhD(Melb) Mr G Perre BSc(NSW)DipTeach(STC) Mr B Webb BSc(Griffith) DipEd(Qld) MODERN LANGUAGES and CLASSICS Ms M Vozzo BA DipEd(Syd) Head Teacher Ms J Cook BA DipEd(Syd) Ms R Fong BA(W’gong)GradDipLT,MEd(UTS) Ms D Matsos BA DipEd(Syd) Ms I St Leon BA(Hons) DipEd(Syd) DipTEFL(ACU) Mrs C Werner BA DipEd(Syd) Ms W Zhang BA(S’hai TU) DipEd(N’cle) SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr P Loizou BA DipEd MEd(NSW) Head Teacher Mr G Barris BADipEd (NSW) (Year 7 Adviser) Mr S Codey BA DipEd(Macq) Mr T Dolan BSocSc(Bristol) MCom(NSW) DipEd(SIE) Dr C Finnie B.Ed (Hons) Geog.Hons.(Syd) EdD (Syd) COGE (NSW) Dr P Ganderton BSc(Lon) PGCE(Cardiff) MA PhD(Reading)CGeog;FRGS. Mr J Kay BCom (UNSW) MTeach (USyd) Mr G Moody B.Comm (NSW)DipEd(STC) TECHNOLOGICAL and APPLIED STUDIES Ms R Dam BEd(Syd) Head Teacher Mr D Comben BSc (Syd) BTeach (UTS) Mr J Prorellis BEd(Syd) Head Teacher Admin Mr M Aldous BEd(Syd) Ms D EadieBA(Hons)NSWDipEd(Syd)GradCert Ed(Syd) Mr R Gifford BEd(Syd) Mr C Kesting BSc(Tech)(NSW) Mr P Scrivener BEd(IA)(N’cle) CREATIVE ARTS Ms J May BADipEd(Syd) Head Teacher Mr M Crouch BA(Hons)(Syd)DipEd(STC) Ms K GraceBA(WAIT)DipEd(Curt)DipDigMedVidPro(FTI) Ms S Lim BMus BEd(Hons)(NSW) (Year 10 Adviser) Ms R Miller DipMusEd(SydCon) Ms P Munro BFA(NAS)MT(Syd) Ms C Reemst BVA(NSW) DipEd(Syd) MFA(S’hampton) 6 The Record 2011 Sydney Boys High School Staff Directory PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr G Stein BA MA (CSULB USA) DipPhysEd(SydTC) Head Teacher Mr B Hayman BPE BEd(ACPE) Mr M Mulroney BPHE BEd Mr D Smith DipEd/DipPE(ACPE) HEAD TEACHER SPORT Mr M Pavone BEd(Hons)(QUT) CAREERS ADVISER Mr A D Cipolla BEd(ACU) LIBRARY Ms V Crothers BA DipEd DipIM(NSW) (Year 12 Adviser) Ms S Gordon DipTeachGradDipTLib(UniSA)MA(Macq)ALIA SCHOOL COUNSELLORS Mrs E Harman BA(Syd) DipEd(STC) MA(Psych)(Syd) Ms S Plummer BA(NSW) DipEd(Syd) MEd(Psych)(UWS) SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF Ms S Kearns School Administrative Manager Ms L Dwyer Ms L Graul Ms V McKinnon Ms C Meaney Ms D Milne Ms B Mourtzouhos Ms C Northey Ms J O’Hare Ms A Patterson Mr J Phillipson Ms R Robson Ms S Schlederer Ms C Turner Ms C White Ms L Williams Technical Support Mr D Isaacs BEngSc/LLB(Hons)(UTS) Webmaster IT Support Mr J Rudd BEng BSc(Comp)(NSW) Network Administrator Mr A Azzi MIT (JCU), BEng (Telco) (NDU) Mr M Silva GENERAL ASSISTANT Mr N Patterson Groundsmen Mr B Harrison Mr G S Carlyle Sydney Boys High School The Record 2011 7 Valé Terry Ryan (1955-2011) The High community was shocked by the sudden, untimely passing of Terry Ryan, a long-serving PE Teacher at High (1981-2010). As I understand it, early in December Terry complained of pain in the groin and hip. After visiting his GP he was referred to a specialist and following a series of tests, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in various parts of his body. He succumbed to his illness on January 4, just a week after his fifty-fifth birthday. Terry was a dedicated PE teacher. He was very involved in expanding the 1.6km run program at High where boys benchmark
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