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Introduction Deakin University, School of Educarion, Open Campus Program, Po rtrait of The : Continuity and Change in {In , 1979, p. 31.

1 A College of our own The 1861 Census, as reporred in TheArgzlS, 2 February 1864, p. 4. 2 Dr A.J. Campbell, 'The firsr beginnings of me ', c. 1907 (Co llege Archives). Proceedings ofthe GeneraLAssembLy ofthe Presbyterian Church in , , 1859,4 November, pp. 22-3· 4 Campbell, 'The firsr beginnings of me Geelong College'. G. Norman and B. Keim, eds, The GeeLong CoLlege, I86I-I96I, 19 61, p. 2; Wesron Bare, Light BLue Down Under: The History of Gee Long , 1990, p. 19. 6 Richard Annois, With Respect: The Story ofGee Long Lawyers Harwood and Pincott, I840- I992, 2005, pp. 17-28; James Granr, 'Sir Charles Sladen, 1816-84', AustraLian Dictionary ofBiography , vol. 6, Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1976, pp. 133-4. 7 The Argzts, I December 1860, p. 6. 8 Campbell, 'The firs r beginnings of me Geelong College', p. 2. 9 Ibid., p. 3· 10 Ibid. I I Proceedings ofthe GeneraLAssembLy ofthe Presbyterian Church in Victoria, Melbourne, 1861, 4 April, p. 8; The Argzts, 5 April 1861, p. 6. 12 Campbell, 'The firsr beginnings of rbe Geelong College', p. 3. This schoollarer became co-educational and, from me 1940s, a girls' school. From 1966, ir was calJed Marmew Flinders Girls' High School. 13 Council Minures; The GeeLong Directory, 1858; Gordon Fo rrh, ed. , BiographicaL Dictionary ofthe western District ofVictoria , 1998, pp. 151-2. 14 Probably Thomas Curle, James Cowie and Monrague Srodarr. 15 Malcolm Wood, Presbyterianism in CoLoniaL Victoria, 2008, p. 74-6. 16 Anne Hooper, The Story ofFLinders SchooL GeeLong I8S6-I9S6, 1956, pp. II-I2. 17 Bare, Light BLue Down Under, p. 33· 18 Campbell, 'The firs r beginnings of me Geelong College', pp. 3-4. 19 GeeLong Advertiser, 16 February 1898, p. 3. 20 Year Book, 1877, p. 3. 21 GeeLong Advertiser, 14 December 1975, p. 3· 22 One example was me privarel y run Caulfield Grammar ill me 1880s and 1890s, under devo ur Church of ordained minisrers, me Reverends Davies and Barnen. 23 GeeLongAdvertiser, 28 March 1885. 24 GeeLong Advertiser, 26 and 29 June 1876. 25 GeeLong Advertiser, 18 April 1879.

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26 GeeLong Advertiser, 30 January 1888. 27 Coun cil Minutes, 30 June 1862, and also Annual Report, 1862. Natural Philosophy was the precursor co Physics. 28 Annual Report, 1864, p. 9. 29 See Bate, Light BLue Down Under, Chapter 2. 30 Annual Report, 1864, p. 10. 31 GeeLongAdvertisel', 19 December 1870, p. 4. 32 GeeLong Advertiser, 15 December 1869, p. 3· 33 Campbell, 'The fi rst beginnings of the Geelong College', p. 9· 34 Council Mi nutes, I September 1862,12 March, 30 June, 20 July, 20 August 1863 . 35 Annual Report, 1863, in Council M inures, Ju ne 1863. 36 Council Minutes, 13 August 1863. 37 Campbell, 'The fi rst beginnings of the Geelong College', pp. 14-15. 38 Ibid., p. 13. 39 Ibid.,p.15· 40 An nual Report, 1867: the new classroom was 50 fi: x 22 ft; Annual Report, 1870; GeeLong Advertiser, 3 and 30 May 1870. 41 Annual Report, 1870; report in GeeLong Advertiser, Annual Report, 1898. 42 GeeLongAdvertiser, 23 December 1870 - notice of aucti on on 6 January 1871. 43 GeeLong Advertiser, 20 December 1870.

2 The Morrisons' College Annual Reporrs. 2 GeeLong Advertiser, 12 December 1875; 12 December 1874. At Melbourne Grammar, boarders died during twO scarlet fever ourbrealcs in the 1860s, and of measles in 1880, while enrolments suffered during the worst ryphoid epidemics in Melbourne during 1874-79 and 1882-83. See Wescon Bate and Helen Penrose, ChaLLenging Traditiom: A History ofMeLbourne Grammar, 2002, p. 36. There were no deaths at Geelong Grammar, bur enrolments cook some time co recover. See Wescon Bate, Light BLue Down Under: The History ofGee long Gramma rSchoo~ p. 36. 4 M ishura Coll egians' Database. This evidence refures Margaret Ki ddle's assertion that Geelong Grammar was 'the recogni sed school' for the so ns of Sco ts Presbyterians 'even after Geelong College was established'. She cited as evidence heal thy enrolmenr figures at Geelong Grammar of 127 in 1873 , bur the College's enrolment numbers at that time were comparable. See Margaret Ki ddle, Men of Yesterday: A SociaL Histo ry of the Western District of Victoria, I834-I890, 1961. 5 Annual Report, 1878. 6 GeeLong Advertiser, 13 December 1872. 7 GeeLong Advertiser, 12 Decem ber 1874. 8 GeeLong Advertiser, 14 December 1875. 9 Cumming Family Letter Book, Geelong Heri tage Cenae, II 5 5 Item 2, 9 May and 3 I Ocrober 1874. 10 James Mitchell, A Deepening Roar: Scotch CoLLege, MeLbourne, I8sr-200I, 2001 , pp. 44-5; Bate and Penrose, ChaLLenging Traditiom, pp. 52-5. II Bate and Pentose, ChaLLenging Traditiom, p. 48 . 12 The Post-Matriculation class was first mentioned in a newspaper report in 1874, although the College Annual Report of 1879 suggests that it was fi rst es tablished in 1877. 13 GeeLongAdvertiser, 28 November 1879. 14 Annual Report, 1894. 15 Letter from Arthur Burder Backhouse co his parents, 26 July 1872 (State Library ofVicroria MS 10616, 'Backhouse family papers'.) 16 Letter fro m Arthur Burder Backhouse co his parents, 21 Occober 1872 (State Library ofVicroria MS 10616, 'Backh ouse family papers'.) 17 Letter from Arthur Burder Backhouse co his parents, 7? November 1872 (Stare Library of Vicco ria MS 10616, 'Backhouse family papers' .) 18 Mitchell, A Deepening Roar, pp. 14- 23. 19 Annual Report, 1882. 20 H.L. Hall, H . Zachariah and G.F. Jan1es, MeLiora Sequamur: I882-I982, 1983 , p. 26. 21 Annual Report, 1896. 22 Annual Report, 1901. 23 Fo r example, GeeLong Advertiser, 14 December 1875. 24 An nual Report, 1891. 25 The Presbyterian, vol. vi, no. 6, 7 Feb ruary 1923, p. II7. 26 Helen Penrose, Red, Black and Khaki: Cadets at , 1999, pp. 6-7· 27 Annual Report, 1907.

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28 Annual Report, 1893. 29 Annual Report, 1901- 30 Geelong Advertiser, 18 February 1898. 31 George Morriso n's will, VPRS 759 1/P2, Un it 274, File 67/347. 32 An nual Report, 1898. 33 Annual Report, 1904. 34 Annual Report, 1903. 35 Dr A.]. Campbell, 'The first beginnings of (he Geelong College', c. 1907, p. 16. 36 Annual Report, 1905. 37 Annual Report, 1907. 38 List of Exhibitioners, 1890-1915, VPRS 14008/Po001, Unit 1- 39 Annual Report, 1901. 40 Annual Reporr, 1902. 41 An nual Report, 1907. 42 Valuations dated 29 June, 23 July and 2 August 1906 in Papers of G.E. Morrison, CY 4384 'Geelong College Sale 1906-1910' (Mitchell Library). 43 Correspondence ofC.N. Morrison to G.E. Morriso n, 5 August 1906, in Papers ofG.E. Morrison, CY 43 84 'Geelong College Sale 1906-1910' (Mitchell Library). 44 Ibid. 45 Correspondence ofJ.H . Macfarland to G.E. Morrison, 27 July 1906, in Papers ofGE Morrison, CY 43 84 'Geelong College Sale 1906-1910' (Mitchell Library). 46 Proceedings ofthe Commission ofthe State Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, November I907, Melbousne: Brown, Prior and Co., 1907, 12 November, p. 11. 47 Annual Report, 1908.

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Presbyterian Chusch of Victoria, Proceedings ofthe State Assembly, May I908, Appendix: Reporr of Geelong College Council, Melbousne: Brown, Prior and Co., 1908, p. bodx, and May 1909, p. xciv. 2 Pegams, June 1909, pp. 3-4. 'Charles N. Morrison, Proceedings of Inquest 15 November 1909', VPRS 24/Poooo, Unit 000846, Dscl: 190 9/96 1. 4 Geelong Advertiser, 15 November 1909, p. 2. 5 Council Minutes, 19 November 1909. 6 Council Minutes, 21 December 1909. 7 Council Minutes, 25 October 1910. 8 A.H. Harry, 'William Reynolds Bayly', no date (College Archives). 9 A. Austin Gray, 'Under three headmasters or ten years at Geelong College 1912-1921" no date (College Archives). 10 Pegams, May 1913, pp. 15-19. I I Harry, 'William Reynolds Bayly'. 12 Ibid. 13 Andrew Spaull, 'John Arnold Seitz (1883-1963)', Australian Dictionary ofBiography, vol. 1.1 , Melbousne: Melbousne University Press, 1988, pp. 563-4. 14 James Affleck, ed., Geelong Collegiam at the Great war (including the Anglo-Boer war), 2007. 15 Pegams, August 1915, pp. 22-3 · 16 Council Minutes, 21 Augusr 1914 and 12 August 1916. This was unusual, given that the College had recently been valued in excess of £17,000, but was perhaps understandable in the wartime climate of uncertainty. Twenty-fous guarantors put up £10 each to satisfY the Presbyterian Church Board of Finance's req uest. 17 Pegams, December 1916, p. 44. 18 Keith Reminiscences (College Archives). 19 Annual Reports, Pegasus and 'List of Exhi bitioners, 1890-1915', VPRS 14008/PoOOI, Unit OOOOOL 20 Kei th Reminiscences. 21 Keith Reminiscences. 22 G. Claud Norman, OfSheep and Men: A Story ofthe Flocks, the Founders and Descendants of Victoria's Western Piaim Over a Period ofAlmost 200 Years in 's History, c. 1981, pp. 92-134; MishUIa Collegians' Database. 23 Ibid. 24 Ibid. 25 Geoffrey Serle, 'Sir John Henry Macfarland (1851-1935), Australian Dictionary ofB iography, vo l. 10, Mei boUIne: Melbourne University Press, 1986, pp. 266- 7; James Mitchell, A Deepening Roar: Scotch College, Melbourne, I8fI- 200I, 2001, pp. 8 I and 83. 26 Council Minutes, 16 May 19 19.

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Pegams, December 19 19, p. 3. COLlJ1cil Minutes, 10 October 1919. Pegasus, December 1919, p. 39.

4 High ideals B.R. Keith, 'Sir W illiam Francis Rolland (Frank) (1878-1965)', Australian Dictionary ofBiography , vol. I I, Melbow:ne: Melbourne University Press, 1988, pp. 444-6; and B.R. Keith, The Lives ofFrank Rolland, 1967. 2 Interview with Ken Nall. Interview with Geoff Neilson. 4 Interview with Fred Elliott. 5 Pegasus, December 1920, pp. 36-7. 6 Pegasus, December 1921, pp. 36-8. 7 Pegasus, December 19 22, p. 52. 8 Speech Night 1931, in Pegasus, March 1932, pp. 46-7. 9 Don Lawler, 'Memories of Junior House in the war years', (1940-49) (Coll ege Archives). 10 Francis Roll and, The Trust ofTrusts, 1960, p. 39. II Mishura Collegians' Database. 12 Council Minutes, 2 February, 24 August 1920. 13 Pegas'us, August 1920, pp. 13-14. 14 Pegasus, May 1921, pp, 61-4. 15 Correspondence from F. Rolland to B, Keith, 25 March 1964 (College Archives). 16 Council Minutes, 2 April, 2 May, 22 August 1924 and 4 March 1925. 17 Neil Funston (1931-3 5), Reminiscences (College Archives). 18 Lawler, 'Memories ofJunior House in the war years'. 19 Ibid, 20 Interview with Fred Elliott, 21 Ibid, 22 Lawler, 'Memories ofJunior House in the war years'. Devil's Pool is also known as Buckley's Falls. 23 Correspondence from F. Rolland to School Council, 8 March 1937 (College Archives). 24 Correspondence from F. Rolland to B. Keith, 25 March 1964 (College Archives). 25 Council Minutes, 25 February 1927. 26 Council Minutes, 13 April, 10 June and 22 July 1927. The Presbyterian Girls' College moved to the Bell Post Hill site instead, in 1927, and took the name 'Motongo' from the name of the historic property. See Doreen Cowperthwaite, Morongo: A History ofthe Presbyterian Girls' College, Geelong, Victoria, Australia, I920-I970, 19 69. Council Minutes, 16 October 1930. Council Minutes, 17 July 1930, II December 1931 ,16 February 1933,23 October 1932. Speech N ight 193 I, in Pegasus, March 1932, p. 42. Ibid. Speech Night 1933, in Pegasus, February 1934, p. 32.

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Pegasus, December 1922, p. 51. 2 Ibid. Pegasus, March 1933, p, 44. 4 Pegasus, December 1934, pp. 52-4, 5 Correspondence from Alan Herald to the Editor of Ad Astra, c. 198 5 (College Archives). 6 Interview with Ken Nall. 7 Pegasus, December 1936, p. 50. 8 Interview with Geoff Neilson. 9 Bill Rogers, speech made at The Geelong College Foundation President's Dinner, 14 May 1993 (Coll ege Archives). 10 Pegasus, December 1935, p. 24, II Ibid. 12 Pegasus, December 1936, p. 50 , 13 Pegasus, December 1920, p, 42. 14 Pegasus, December 1921, pp. 8 and 20. 15 Interview with Ken Nall. 16 G, Notman and B. Keith, eds, The Geelong College, I86I-I96I, 1961, p. 100. 17 James M itchell, A Deepening Roar: Scotch College, Melbourne, I85£-200I, 2001; Weston Bate, Light Blue Down Under: The History of Gee long Grammm' School, 1990; Weston Bate and Helen Penrose, Challenging

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Traditions: A Histo ry ofMelbourne Grammar. 2002. Melbourne Grammar: 1909.450; 1919. 689; 1930. II29· The Geelong College: 1910. 196; 1919. 169; 1930. 307. 18 Francis Ro lland. The Trust of Trusts. 1960. p. 48. 19 Don Ingpen. speech made at a re union of the 1920-30 year group in 1988 (Coll ege Archi ves) . 20 Francis Ro lland at Speech Nigh t. 1922. in Pegasus. D ecember 1922• p. 49. 21 Intervi ew with Fred Ell iott. 22 Interview with Geoff Neilson. 23 Pegasus. December 1926. p. 55. 24 Pegasus. June 1939. pp. 6-7. 25 Interview with Geoff Neilson. 26 Interview with Ken Nail. 27 Ben Keith. ' Memoirs'. no date (Coll ege Archives). 28 Study of exam res ulrs as publi shed in Pegasus. 1934-45. Students co ul d choose Mathematics I. II. III and IV up to 1944. when they became Pure and Applied Mathematics . In the same year. English was spli t into English Express ion and English Literature. Howard Steel won Honours in six subjects - the fo ur Mathematics. Phys ics and Chemistry. 29 Rolland. The Tmst of Trusts. pp. 24-5. 30 Extract from Francis Ro lland's speech made at the Headmasters' Conference of Australia. 1936. in Rolland. The Trust of Trusts. p. 38. 3 I Pegasus. December 1937. p. 9. 32 Pegasus. December 1938. p. 5 and December 1943 . p. 3· 33 He wenr overseas. where he presented 'British and Australian war motives and attitudes in a favo urable light to the Dutch (in the East Indies) and the Americans. and to gain their support. There was also a more specific aim. to coumer propaganda coming out of Egyp t to the effect that Australia was no more than a satellite of Britain and had nOt entered the war of her own vo liti on ... Menzies was fully receptive [burl the whole business was off the record'. See B.R. Kei th. The Lives ofFrank Rolland. 1967, p. II9. 34 Council Minutes. 5 June 1940. 35 Correspondence from EW Rolland to J.R. Darling. probably 10 November 1941 ( Archives). 36 Chez Nous. I9 June and 17 July 1940. 37 Imerview with Fred Elliott. 38 Council Minutes. 14 February 1945. 39 Don Lawler. 'Memories ofJunior House in the war years' (1940- 49). 40 Pegasus, December 1943. p. 14. 41 Pegasus. December 1944. p. 13. 42 Imerview with Geoff Neilson. 43 Bill Rogers. speech made at The Geelong College Fo undation Presi dent's D inner. 14 May 1993 (College Archives). 44 otman and Keith. eds. The Geelo ng College. I86I-I96I. p. 92. 45 lmerview with Geoff Neilson. 46 Correspondence from EW. Rolland to J.R. Darling. II November 1943 (Geelong Grammar School Archives). 47 Interview wi th Geoff Neilson. 48 Council Minutes. 26 July 1944; Neil James. 'John David Rogers'. Australian Dictionary ofBiography. vo l. 16. Melbourne: Melbourne Universiry Press. 2002. pp. 120-1. 49 Council Minutes. 16 January and 14 February 1945· 50 Pegasus. December 1945. p. 7· 51 Bill Rogers. speech made at The Geelong College Fo undation President's Dinner. 14 May 1993 .

6 The Brigadier Interview with Fred Elliott. 2 Geelong College Senior Prefects' book. 1951-75 (College Archives). G. Norman and B. Keith. eds. The Geelong College, I86I-I96I. 1961. p. 66. 4 Pegasus. December 1946. p. 10. 5 Pegasus. December 1948• p. 9· 6 Pegasus. December 1952. p. 6. 7 Interview with Roben Ingpen. 8 Geelong College Senior Prefects' book. 9 Ibid. 10 Pegasus. December 1948. p. I I. II Pegasus. June 1949. p. 12. 12 The last mention of the PFNs existence is i.n Pegasus, in 1971.

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13 Geelong College Senior Prefects' book. 14 Correspondence from J.H. Carringron ro Ken Clayron, 19 April 1964 (Coll ege Archives). 15 Interview with Stewart McArthur. 16 Deakin Universiry, School of Education, Open Campus Program, Portrait of The Gee/ong College: Continuity and Change in an Independent School, 1979, p. 49. 17 Council Minutes, 4 July 1947· 18 Council Minutes, I July and 30 August 1949, 16 August 1950,14 September 1951 and 12 March 1954. 19 Pegasus, December 1953, p. 7· It was perhaps juSt as well that the College did not purchase H amilron ColJ ege in 1947 when approached ro do so, for that school then would have come with only thirry- four srudents and a hefry overdraft. 20 Geelong Coll ege Senior PrefectS' book. 21 Ibid. 22 Ibid. 23 ConfidentiaJ oraJ sources. 24 Council Mi.nutes, 10 D ecember 1958. 25 Council Minutes, 8 February 1960.

7 The Preparatory School Council Minmes, 25 Ocrober 1946. 2 Council Minutes, 7 March 1946. Interview with Bruce Jamieson; notes provided by Bruce Jamieson ro the author. 4 Pegasus, D ecember 1951, p. 9. 5 Council Minutes, 12 March, 15 Jul y, 26 and 29 October 19 54. 6 Council Minutes, 15 July 1954. 7 Council Minutes, 26 April 1957, 2 April and 5 May 1958. 8 Council M inutes, 26 July and 24 O crober 1958, 17 April 1959. Russell Mockridge was an Old Collegian. 9 Ad Astra, August 1963, p. 4. 10 Correspondence from J.H. Carrington ro Ken Clayron, 9 August 1964. II Interview with Ken NaJJ. 12 Preparatory School News, 1976, pp. 6 and 8. 13 The College Parent, July 1967. 14 Interview with Joan Sweetman. 15 Ibid. 16 Preparatory School Pegasus, 1984. 17 'Headmastership of The Geelong College Prepararory School', circular from Peter Gebhardt, 1976 (private papers). 18 Interview with John O 'Brien. 19 Interview with Leslie Harron. 20 Ibid. 21 Interview wirh Libby Russell. 22 Interview with Ian Macmillan. 23 Perer Gebhardr's end-of-year address ro the Prepararory School, 9 D ecember 1983 (private papers) . 24 Interview with Leslie Harron. The Leslie Harron Cirizenship Award has been made annuaJJy ro a Pre pararory School House since 200I. 25 Ad Asrra, March 1978, p. 2; 'Know your schools: The Geelong College Prepararory School', in Thejunior School Bulletin: The Journal ofthe Junior School Heads' Association ofAustralia , June 1984, pp. 23-9. 26 Interview with Ian Macmillan. 27 Correspondence with Leslie Harron. 28 Pegasus, 1988 . 29 Interview with John O'Brien. 30 Ad Astra, May 1997, p. I I. 31 Carolyn Edwards, Lelia Gandini and George Forman, eds, The Hundred Languages ofChildren : The Reggio Emilia Approach -Advanced Reflections, 1998, p. 7. 32 Interview with Libby Russell. 33 Ibid. 34 Pegasus, 2006, p. 173. 35 Enviro Year 4, Progress Report, Council Minmes, May 2000. 36 Ad Astra, Seprember 2000, pp. 10-I I. 37 Interview with Dr Pauline Turner. 38 Ad Astra, M ay 2008, p. 10. 39 Interview with Dr Pauline Turner.

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8 Cultural and physical transformation Geelong College Senior Prefects' book. 2 Geelong College Senio r Prefects' book. Council Minutes, 16 June 1960; Correspondence from ].H. Carrington to Ken Clayton, 7 October 1967. 4 Correspondence from ].H. Carrington to Ken Clayro n, 7 December 1963. 5 Pegasus, 1963, p. 40. 6 Correspo ndence fro m ].H. Carrington to Ken Clayro n, 17 May 1964. 7 Correspondence ro H .N.B. Wertenh all from Ian MacRae, 4 Ocrober 1974, D r Wettenhall's Counci l Papers, 1974-79 (College Archives). 8 Pegasus, June 1961, pp. 24-5. 9 Deakin Universiry, School of Education, O pen Campus Program, Portrait of The Geelong College: Continuity and Changein an Independent School, 1979, p. 58 . 10 Council Minutes, 24 March and 27 October 1966, an d notes prepru'ed by the Principal in July 1966 for the Planning Commirtee Meeting. I I Interview with Fred Elliott. 12 AdAstm, September 1971, p. 5. 13 Correspondence fro m J. H . CarringtO n ro Ken Clayton, 6 February 1966. 14 Interview wi th Robert Ingpen. 15 Interview with Pat Wood. 16 Ibid. 17 Stella Barber, 'Sir Arthur W iIlian1 Coles (1892-1982)', Australian Dictionary ofBiography , vo l. 17, Melbourne: Melbourne Universiry Press, 2007, pp. 229-33; Interview with Ken Nail. 18 Dr Wertenhall's papers (College Archives). 19 Inrerview with Geoff Neilson. 20 Interview with Stewart McArthur. 21 Interview with Ken Nail. 22 Neil Everisr, paper ro Year 12, The Geelong College, 2000 (Neil Everist's private collecti on). The Master Plan of 1967 was preceded by a Site Use Plan in 1960. 23 Interview with Neil Everist. 24 Dr Judith Trim ble, 'Place, progress and memory: McGlashan and Everist at Geelong College', in Proceedings of the 20th Annual Conference ofthe Society ofA1"Chitectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, Sydney, 2003, pp. 32 1-5 (in Neil Everist's collection). See also Encyclopedia ofAustralian Architecture. McGlashan and Everist were architects fo r Wesley College and Deakin Universiry, as we ll, and won several awards for the conversion of woolstores in Geelong to the Nari onal Wool Museum and also to th e Waterfront campus of Deakin Unjversiry. 25 The College Parent, July 1966. 26 AdAstra, April 1966, p. I. 27 Pegasus, June 1966, p. 5. 28 Pegasus, December 1967, p. 5. 29 Pegasus, December 1972, p. 107. 30 Pegasus, December 1971, p. 5. 3 I Correspondence ro H .N.B. Wertenhall from fuchard Anderso n, 20 April 1974 (D r Wenenhall's Council papers, 1970-73). 32 Pegasus, December 1971, p. 19. 33 AdAstra, February 1968, p. 2. 34 AdAstra, Augusr 1968, p. 2. 35 Council Millures, 17 Augusr 1972. 36 Council Mjnures, 23 November 1972. 37 Doug Abrecht, in Geelong College Senior Prefects' book. 38 Address by the Principal to paren rs, 10 July 1972. 39 Principal's Report, 1972. 40 Pegasus, 1972, p. 59. 41 Principal's Report, 1972. 42 Ibid. 43 School Rules, 1973 (College Archives) . 44 Council Mjnutes, 17 July and 18 September 1969. 45 Perer Thwrutes, 'Notes for Chru rman of Council', no date, but probably 1973. 46 Correspondence from L. H. Thompson, Minister of Education, to Chru rman of The Geelong College Council, 17 OctOber 1974 (in D r Wertenhall 's collection of Council Minures and papers at the Coll ege Archives).

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2 Interview with Robert lngpen. Planning Commirree Minutes, 24 March 1966; lnrerview with Robert Ingpen; Council Minutes, 28 September 1967; Coun cil Minutes, 21 November 1968; 20 February and 20 March 1969. 4 'Co-education', paper presenred to Council, 1969. 6 5 Pegasus, June 1970, p. 4 . 6 'Co-education', for the Planning Comminee Meeting, 20 April 1970. 7 Council Minutes, 22 October and 19 November 1970; 17 June 197I. 8 Coun cil Minutes, 22 July 197I. 9 Ad Astra, March 1972, p. I. 10 Council M inutes, I3 Apri l, 17 August and 23 November 1972. II 'Notes of a meeting berween represenratives of Morongo PGC and The Geelong College, held at Morongo on Monday 14th August, 1972'. 12 Inrerview with Geoff Neilson. 13 Council Minutes, 19 July and 23 August 1973. 14 Results from 'S urvey of Presenr Parenrs and O ld Collegians conducted by Knight Howard and Associates, 1975' (Coll ege Archives). 15 Council Minutes, 25 October 1973; 20 June and 21 November 1974; 31 July 1975· 16 Inrerview with Robert Ingpen. 17 AdAstra, March 1975, p. 5· 18 Interview with Sarah Leach. 19 Pegasus, 1975, p. I. 20 Pegasus, 1975, p. 35. Girls were not officially recognised by th e army as cadets unril July 1982 (co rrespondence with the author from Dr Craig Stockings, 28 August 2009). By this time, the Cadet Uni t at The Geelong College had been abolished. 21 Interview with Pat Wood. 22 Presentarion ro Pat Wood on her retiremenr, 19 8I. 23 Interview with Sarah Leach. 24 Interview with Neil EverisL 25 'Founders' Day Speech' by Sue Barren, 15 July 2009. 26 Deakin Universi ty, School of Education, Open Campus Program, Portrait a/The Geelong College: Continuity and Change in an Independent School, 1979, pp. 63-4. 27 Interview with Sarah Leach. 28 Council Minutes, 19 October 19 85. 29 Principal's Report to Council, 15 August 199I. 30 Interview with Margaret Lethbridge. 31 Ad Astra, December 1998, p. 14. 32 Inrerview with Robert Ingpen. 33 Pegasus, 1995, p. 13 I. 34 'APS Girls' Premierships' and 'APS Boys' Premierships'. See www.apssporLorg.au (accessed 7 July 2009). 35 Geelong College Seniot Prefects' book. 36 Interview with Sarah Leach. 37 Interview with Gideon Haigh. 38 Report of the School Evaluation, 1981, p. 19 (College Archives) . 39 Council Minutes, I December 1994. 40 The Geelong College Principal's Newslener, Term I, 1995; Wesley College's girl ro boy ratio in 1994 was 45 ro 55 , Council Minutes, 26 May 1994. 41 Interview with Bruce Jamieson. 42 Council Minutes, 30 Ocrober 1997. 43 AdAstra, June 2007, pp. 4-5 and Geelong Advertiser, 17 April 2007. 44 Dr Saral) Leach, 'Council Composition: Diversity and Gender Balance', Council Minutes, 6 March 2008 .

10 A kingdom of ideas Inrerview with Libby Russell. Several of his earliest talks, speeches and articles were collected rogether and reproduced in 1979 as 'The Principal's papers'. In 1981, 'A Gallimaufry for staff' included some previous key addresses to staff, and other notes on his expectations of teachers about puncruality, imagination, planning and staff-srudenr relationships. Both are in College Archives. 2 Inrerview with G ideon Haigh. As reported by several inrerviewees, including Geoff Neilson. 4 Pegasus, 1976, p. 90. 5 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, 18 September 1980 (no page number). 6 Peter Gebhardt, 'A Gallimaufry for staff', 1981.

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7 Deaki n University, chool ofEdueurion, pen Ul11.pUS Program, PortmitofThe Geelong College: Continuity and Change in an lndependent chool, 1979, p. 32. 8 Perer ebhal'dr' address to ralT, 4 February 1980 (private papers). 9 ebh ardt, 'A all il11.aufry for tafF', 1981- to Perer ebh ardt, 'Th e Principal 's papers', August 1979. II Ibid . 12 Deakin UniversilY, Po rtmit of The Geelong Co llege, p. 44. 13 Interview with David Hap pel! . 14 ' ubmis ion from Robert Ingpcn', 20 etober 1976 (Dr Wettenhall papers, 197'1- 79 )· 15 Deakin Univer ity, Portrait of The Geelong Co llege, p. 1.10. 16 Discu sions with arn et Fielding, Weston Bate and jill Eve rist. 17 Deakin University, Portmit ofTbe Geelong College, p. 1 ro. 18 Pegf/SUS, 1983, p. 8. 19 Interview with Robert Ingpen. 20 Ad Al"tm, june 1980, p. 8. 2 l Peter Gebhard t, 'Resid encies', December 1976 (private papers). 22 orrespo ndence from Les Murray to Peter ebhardt, 20 September 1983 (private papers) . 23 ee also a paper by Alan Gould, 'An argumenr for the retention of Creative Arts Fe ll owships at The Geelong 01l ege',27 crober 1983. 24 Pegasus, 1978, p. 6. 25 The Age, 6 July 1985 , p. 3· 26 I ecial ounci l Meeting, November 1977 (Prin cipal's papers, Augusr 1979). 27 GeolTPeel, 'Ausrrali an wdies and The eelong Co ll ege: A Case rudy', Ethos Pf/Pers, Augllst 1988, Pl" 32-9 (l eter ebhardt's privare papers) . 28 In terview with Perer Gebhardt. 29 Pegf/SUS, 1977, p. 2 r. 30 Inrerview with Gideo n Haigh. 31 Pegasus, 1978, p. 3. J2 Philip Mead,' rea ri ve Writing Fe ll ow hips ar the Geelong College: an experiment in bigness' , c. 1985 (Peter Gebh ardt's private papers). 33 TIl e eelong College Pri ncipal 's News letter, 10 December 1979 (no page number). 34 Peter Gebhardr, 'Talk to the srafF', 2 February 1984 (private papers). 35 TIle eelo ng ollege Princi pal 's Newsletter, 19 May I980 (no page number). 36 The eelong ColJege Princi pal 's Newslerter, Term 2, 1982 (no page number) . 37 Report of the chool Evaluarion , 1981, p. 319 (CoUege AJ·chives) . 38 Perer Gebhardr, 'Talk ro rhe staff', 2 February 198 1 (private papers). 39 Peter ebh ardr, 'Talk ro rhe sraff', 2. February 1981 and 3 February 1983 (private papers). 40 H C Results J 98 1 - Faculty Rev iew, 2 March 1982 (B ursar's papers, 1974-77). 4J ollJ1c il Minures and Ad Al"tra. 42 Report of chool Eval uation, 1981, pp. 319-20 (Coll ege Archives). 43 Ibid ., p. 34· 44 Ibid. , p. 33· 45 Deakin Uni ve rsity, Portrait of The Geelong College, p. 58. 46 Vice Principal 's report ro Council, 21 April 1977 (Bursar's fi les, 1974-77). 47 Interview wirh Gi deon Haigh. 48 Deaki n University, Portrait of The Gee/o ng College, pp. 32- 3. 49 orre pondence from j .H. arringron to Ken Clayron, 19 Apr il 1964. 50 'Talk ar Asse mb ly, 18 March 1980 (pri va te papers). 5 J 11le Geelong College Principal 's Newslerre r, 19 May 1980 (no page nwnber). 52 Memo from the Principal, no date (c. 198 2), (privare papers). 53 Interview with tewart McArthllr. 54 oun cil Minures, 1977-82. For a co mprehensive summary of the vo lari le relarionship berween Scotch College, PLC, the new Uniting Church and the Continuing Presbyteri an Church, see James MitcheU, A Deepening Roar: Scotch College, Melbourn e, I85£-200£, 2001, Pl'. 380- 406. 55 Inrerview with rewarr McArthur. 56 Coun ci l Minures, 29 eprember 198 3. 57 'Address to staff on teacher professionalism', 28 June 198 2. 58 Discllssions with Garner Fielding and orher members of Council from th at era. 59 Council Minu tes, 27 eptember and 19 October 1984. 60 Interview wieh Garnet Fieldi ng. 6 1 TheAge, 6 julY J985 , P.3. 62 Inrerview with Geof:fNei lson. 63 Inrerview with Perer Gebhardt. 64 Pegnsus, J 98 5, p. 9.

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Ibid., p. 7· The Age, 21 July J 990. Council M in uces, J 5 November 198 5·

11 Boarding Intervi ew wirh Stewart McArthur. 2 Ibid. Interview with Ian Macm ill an. 4- AdAllra, March 1960. 5 PegaJus, D ecember 1964, p. 16. 6 Geelong Coll ege Seni or Prefects' book. 7 'Roll and I-louse report', by Form 2 boys P. Holl and and P. Knight, in Preparatory School News, 1963, p. 7· 8 Correspondence from J.H. Carrington to Ken C layton, 19 November 1967. 9 Correspondence from ).H. CalTington to Ken C layton, 23 April ]'963. 10 Interview with Fred Elli ott. U Ibid. 12 Correspondence from ].H. Carrin gton to Ken C layton, 20 November 1966. 13 Correspondence from J.H. Carrington to Ken C layton, 9 August 1964. 14 Council Minutes, 16 May 19 19. 15 Correspondence from St George's C hurch Session, quoted in Council M in uces, 27 September [961; Council Minutes, 7 March 1958 and 24 August 1961. 16 Boarding I-louse Brief, No.2, July 1970 (Dr Wettenhall , C ouncil papers, 1969-73). 17 Boarding I-louse Planning Committee report to Council, 22 juJy 197 I , in Dr WettenhaJl papers, 1969-73. 18 Prin cipaJ's report, 1973. 19 PegaJus, 1977, p. 23· 20 A boarding fee in crease in 1978 of more than 20 per cem helped rh e bo[[om line, but not enrolmems. Refer 'Board ing Survey', M ay 1979. 21 Prin cipaJ's report to Counci l, February 1976 (B ursa r's files, 1974-77). 22 Intervi ew with Peter Gebhardt. The Australitms Survey ofindep endent Schools and I970, 2nd edn J 970, pp. 32-5. Peter Gebhar·dt. 'Why I am opposed to boarding', june 1977 (B ursa r's fil es 1974-77). Council Mi nutes, 2 July 1977 (B ursar's fi les, 1974-77). Interview wirh D av id Happel!. Boarding Sub-Committee Mee ting, 3 I May 1977 (Bursar's files , 1974-77). Interview wirh Robert Ingpen. Corres pondence to R.B. Jamieson fro m j .G.W. Urbahns, 27 june 1977 (Bursar's fil es, 1974-77). Interview with Peter Gebhardt. D eakin University, School of Education, Open Campus Program, Portrait of The Ceelong College: Continuity {tnd Clutnge in an independent School, 1979, p. 31. 32 Ibid., pp. 44- 5. 33 Ibid., pp. 54-5. 34 Pegasus, 1977, p. 32. 35 Memo from Pete r Gebh ardt to the Executive Committee, 26 May 1982 (Peter Gebhardt, private papers). 36 Ibid. 37 Principal's Report to Council , 15 August 1991. 38 Helen Nicholls, '25 year of girls' boarding', Miscell aneous papers - co-education (Coll ege Archives); Pegasus, 2005, p. 167. 39 Principal's Report to Council, 15 August 1991. 40 Pegasus, 1990, p. 26 and 1995, p. 36. 41 Cameron Stewart, 'Boarderline', The Australian, 1 September 2001 . 42 PrincipaJ' Report ro Counci l, 17 May 2007. 43 'Review of Boarding', August 2007 in Council Minutes. There were 7 international boarders in 1999 and 2000, 9 in 2001, 37 in 2006 and 3I in 2007. PrincipaJ's Report to Counci l, 17 May 2007.

12 Second innings

Interview with Stewart McArrhu r. 2 Interview with Garnet Fielding. Interview with Paul Sheahan. 4 Ibid. 5 Ibid.

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6 Ibid. 7 Ibid. 8 lmerview with Margaret Lethbridge. 9 Ad Astra, December 1986, p. 1; Interview with Paul Sheahan. 10 lmerview with Paul Sheahan. II Ibid.; Intervi ew with Garnet Fielding. 12 Interview with Garnet Fielding. 13 'Table of fee increases, 1983-2000': 1988: 9.9%; 1989: 11%; 1990: 11.5%; 1991: 12·5%; Council Minutes, 16 October 1999. 14 Imerview with Paul Sheahan. 15 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term I, 1987. 16 Pegasus, 1988 . 17 The Rock ' n' Ro ll Eisteddfod changed its name in 1988 to Rock Eisteddfod. 18 Imerview with Leslie H atton. 19 Interview with Neil Everist. 20 Council Minutes, 15 August 1991. 21 Imerview with Bruce Jami eso n. 22 Principal's Report to Council , 27 May 1993. 23 AdAst7"fl, Augusr 1989, p. 7. 24 Principal's Report to Council , 15 August 1991. 25 Helen Penrose, Outside the Square: I25 Years of , 2006; Weston Bate and Helen Penrose, Challenging Traditions: A History ofMelbourne Grammar, 2002; HistorySmiths Pty Ltd, Involving Learning: MLC I982-2007 , 2007. 26 Council Minutes, 6 May 1966; 28 February 1980. 27 Executive Committee Meeting, 1 March 1982 (Bursar's files). It was evemually sold in 2005. 28 Principal's Report to Council, 27 May 1993. 29 Ad Astra, September 1993, p. 5. A preliminary small group of students attended Woll angarra in 1993. 30 Ad Astra, December 1993, p. 2, and May 1994, p. 4.

13 Academic artistry

'Appoimmem of Principal', Circular from the Coll ege Council Chairman, Garnet Fielding, 29 May 1995 (College Archives). 2 Imerview wi th Hugh Seward. lmerview wi th John O 'Brien. 4 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term I, 1996, p. 3. 5 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term 3, 1996, p. 6. 6 Pegasus, 2006, p. 3. 7 Pegasus, 2008, p. 3. 8 Ad Astra, December 2003, pp. 5-6. 9 Ad Astra, December 2006. 10 Interview with Alan Williamson. 11 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term 3, 2007, pp. 1-4. 12 Interview with Hugh Seward. 13 Interview with Dr Pauline Turner. 14 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term I , 2004, p. 1. 15 Interviews with Margaret Lethbridge and Amanda May. 16 Interview with Dr Pauline Turner. 17 Interview with John O 'Brien. 18 Pegasus, 2007, p. 8. 19 Interview with Amanda May. 20 Pegasus, 1991, p. 126. 21 Ad Astra, May 1998, p. 19. 22 Pegasus, 2000, p. 113. 23 The Geelong College Principal's Newsletter, Term I, 1996, p. 3. 24 Ibid., p. 7. 25 Principal's Report to Council, 28 May 1998. 26 Interview with Alan Williamson. 27 Deakin University, School of Education, Open Campus Program, Po rtrait of7he Geelong College: Continuity and Change in an Independent School, 1979, p. 46. 28 Geoff Neilson, 'Fun, fellowship and fund raising: a brief history of the Old Geelong Coll egians' Association', July 2003. 29 Interview with John O'Brien.

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30 Ad Astra, April 2001, p. 16. 3I There were 27 in 2002. The Gee10ng Coll ege Principal's N ewsletter, Term 2, 2002, p. 3. 32- Corres po ndence from The Geelo ng College ro D av id Ke mp, Minister for Educati o n, 23 February 1999. 33 Al an W ill iamson, 'Council Retreat, The Gee10 ng College - Beyond 2000', Council M inutes, 12 March 1998 and Council Minutes, I I March 1999. 34 Interview with Al an Will iamson. 35 Interview with Hugh Seward . 36 Ad Astra, Se prember 1999, p. 4, and December 2000, p. 5. 37 Principal's Repon ro Counci l, 20 M ay 2004; Special M eering of Council , September 2006. 38 Pegasus, 2002, p. 94. 39 Pegasus, 1999, p. 96. 40 Principal 's Report ro Council , 20 May 2004. 41 'Year 10 FLub ll ing Lives 2008', in Council Minures, 22 May 2008. 42 Principal's Repo rt ro Council, 6 M arch 2008. 43 The Geelong College Principal's Newsle([er, Term 2, 2007, p. 16. 44 Pegasus, 2003, p. 90. 45 Inrerview with M argaret Lethbridge. 46 Ir was not the firsr: a sc holarship for an AusrraJi an Abori ginal srudenr was inrroduced in 1956, ar th e sugges ti on of an Old Coll egian, who provided rhe funding rhrough rh e Old Geelo ng Coll egians' Ass ociatio n (Council Mi nutes, 24 February, 27 April and 29 June 195 6). 47 T he Gee10ng College Principal's Newslerrer, Term I , 2002, pp. 18-22. 48 Inrerview with Al an W illi am so n. 49 C ouncil M inutes, 15 November 2001. 50 Council M inures, 12 March 1998; Planning Commirree, 22 May 2003. 51 Inrerview wirh Dr Pauline Turner. 52 Interview wirh John O ' Brien. 53 Srraregic Educarion Plan: Tradirion and Innovarion, 2005-10 (Principal's Files). 54 Ad Astra, Se prember 2002, pp. 2- 3. 55 Inrerview wirh Garn er Fi elding. 56 Pegasus, 1996, p. 4. 57 Inrerview wirh Amanda May; Pegasus, 2007, p. 8.

Conclusion

Ad Astra, Augusr 1998, pp. 6- 7. 2 Inrerview with Margaret Lethbridge. Australian Bureau of Staristics, 'Regional Populati on G rowth, Ausrralia, 2007- 2008', issued 23 April 2009. See www.abs.gov.au/aussrars/abs@. nsf/Products/J218.0 (accessed 20 Seprember 2009). 4 Council Minutes, 5 March 2009. 5 Inrerview with Hugh Seward. 6 Address by S. Leon, given ar the opening of the George Morrison Memorial Library, in the Annual Repon, 1899. 7 'Progress Repon - Preli minary Survey and Enrolmenr Stimulation Program', April 197 5, in Dr WerrenhalJ Papers, 1974-79. 8 'Hisrory of the Australian Wool Industry', see www.woo1.com; 'Australian Wool Production Forecas r Repon July 2009, www.awra.com.au; see also www.1 ocalgovernmenr.vic.gov.au (accessed 21 Seprember 2009). 9 Inrerview with John O 'Brien. ro Ad Astra, April 1996, p. 2. I I Inrerview with Alan W illiamson. 12 'D r Alexander Morrison', an address by Dr Colin Macdonald delivered at a meeting of the Hisrorical Sociery of Vicroria on 28 July 1946 (Ormond College Collection, 8112, University of Melbourne Archives). 13 Inrerview with Gideon Haigh. 14 Five schools were invited ro join the APS in 1957, and began competing in 1958. They were: Brighro n Grammar School, Caulfield Grammar School, College, Carey Baptisr Gramm ar School and Sr Kevin's College. For more derails abour the hisro ry of the APS, refer ro Gillian Hibbins, ed., Associated PubLic Schools ofVictol'ia: CeLebrating IOO Years, I908-2oo8, 200 8 . 15 lnrerview with Bill Huffam. 16 Ad Astra, D ece mber 2000, p. 3. 17 Ad Astra, June 2006, pp. 4-5. 18 Inrerview with Gideon Haigh. 19 Inrerview with Amanda May. 20 Pegan~, 2008 , p. II. 21 Pegasus, 2008, p. ro.

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217 Index

(As in me text, dates given in brackets after Staff members' Ash, Neville 185 names indicate years of service at che CoUege, if known. Ashby, Rod 188-9 A single year given in brackecs after a studelH's name AshtOn, J. 27 indicates meir year of leaving me CoUege, if known. Assembly/Assembly Halls 47,74,83,84,9°,94,100, Italic numbers indicate a picture caption.) IO~I02, 103, 110, 125, 126, 139, 148 Associated Public Schools (APS) xi i, 23, 27, 31, 33, 38, Abrahams, A. I94 42,60,68,69,71,75,78,87,89,106,120,124, Abrahmsen, Wendy I32 134,135,137,147, 167,179, 18 3-4,188,200, academic standards (see also prizes/Exhibitions) xii, 27, 21 3 (nr4) 38, 90, II7-20, 179, 180,200 athletics and Athletics Teams 21,49,74,75,78,87, AdAstra (CoUege publication) 125,131 89, II6, 124, 135, I36, 147, 165, 170, 174, 183; Adam, J .R. 72 Boys' Teams 124,135,170; Girls'Teams 135, Adams, Jeanerre I88 I36, 170, 174; Juniors 49; Coaches 74,89, II6, Addisco([, C. 25 17° Agricultural Science (subject) 51 , 53,55, II8 Auliciems, P. I33 Alben BeU Club 89, 186 Austin Gray CelHre I42, 142, I43, 171, I95, 199 Alian, Naman I88 Austin, L. (1901-14) 23,43 Alien, Tim (2000) 183-4 Ayerbe, Dr]. I34 AmezdIOz, G. I44 adminisuative and ancillary scaff 185-6, I88 Backhouse, Armur 19,20 Andersen, Andy I88 Baggiere, M. I69 Anderson, Alexander 38-9 Baird, Rev. E.M. 48 Anderson, Anruew 6 Baird, John 19 Anderson, Harry 6 Baird, J. I33 Anderson, Roben 6 Baird, Miss Sylvia 49 Anruews, A. I94 Baker, J.E. 44 Anruews, D. I69, I94 Balfour, James 2, 5 Andrews, M. I94 College 13,113,153,162 Apps, Mr (1939) 71 162 Apced, Elizabem 132 Bands 145, 170, I7I, 171, I73, 193 (see also Concert Aquatic Cenue 180, 183, I84, 188 Bands) architecture/architecrs 14-15,27,57, 70,98, 101 , 123, Barkley, Rosemary I32, 133, I44 157, 162, 172 Barnard, R. 13 Armitage, P. I94 Barnard, W 13 Armstrong, Thomas 28 Barnes, M. I94 Arrigo, Jon (2004) 183 Barren, Sue (1979) 134 Art (activiry/subject) 66, 1°3, I04, 104, 107, 109, 133, Barwon House (sporri ng) 68 139,142,144, 147, 181 Barwon River 23,25, 54,97, III, 184 Art CelHre 109 106 Artists-in-residence program 143,146,171, 183, I83 and Basketball Teams 106, 135; Girls' Teanls Armur, Mr 43 135

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Bare, Professo r Wesron 2, I34, 134, 142 Bucek, Addy I88 Bayly, William (Principal, 1909-14) xii, 33, 34, 35-6, Buchan, S. I o8, I69, I94 38,43, 68 Budge, 1. Io8 Beaumont, H arley I9I buildings see boar shed, classrooms, chapel, dining hall Bechervaise, John (1935-36,1945-9) 66,87 erc. Bell, Albert (1945-72) 88-9,89 (see also Albert Bell Bullen, Sarall 133 Club) bullying 78, 156, 192 Bell , Colin (1921) 41 Bumpsread, A.E. 72 Bell , H. 25 Buntine, Dr Martyn Arnold (Principal, 1946-60) xii,78, Bell , J. 22 8I, 81, 82-3, 83, 84, 85, 87, 89,90, 94-5, 97, 99, Bell , Lewis 41 100,101, 103,113,121, 141,157 Bell, R.A. 87 Burch, G.L. 87 Bell, Robert Carsrairs (1878) 41 Burnet, Frank Macfarlane 38,43 Bell, Robert Lewis 41 bursars 74,97,107,122, 131, I40, 169, 172 Bell, William 6, 22 Burr, Anne-Marie (1989-94, 2003-06) 170 Benjamin, Dr M. I34 Buttenshaw, R. I44 Bennett, C I94 Button, John 143 Bent, G. I34 Berney, M. Io8 Cadet Corps 20,21-2,23,24,35,68,72,75,82,84, Bens, Geoff 103 , 122-3, 129, I34, I4I, 168 84-5, II6, 124, 125, 133 , 174,200,209 (n20) Bens, Sophie 182 Callan, S. I94 Bickersredl, Rev. Kennem 64 Calvert House (sporting) 155,158 Bickett, ]. I94 Calvert, John (senior) 5 Bickford, CA. 94 Calvert, John (j unior) 6 Bickford, Sam (1946-71) 71 Calvert, Leonard 6 Bilney, Margaret 133 Calvert, Lewis 6 Biology (s ubj ect) 133,146, 170 CalVert, S.B. 48 Birnie, R.K. 44 Cameron, Charles (1908-16) 37,43 Black, Catherine 132 Cameron, Jean I88 Black, D. I94 Cameron, John (1 906-17) 27, 37,43 Black, Di 181 Cameron, June 142 Blair, William (senior) 5 Cameron, Margaret 135, 142 Blair, William (junior) 6 Campbell House (Kindergarten and Sub-Primary) 100, Blake, G.R. 87 104,109,129, I30, IF, I83; girls at 130, 132 Boal, E. Io8 Campbell, Rev. Alexander 1,2,2,3,5,10,14, 18,47,82 Boarders' Parents Support Group 163 Campbell, Frederick 6 boarding xii, 7,10,14,17,18,23-4,26-7,33,35,37, Campbell , H. 6 38,43,45,48,49,50,53-60,66,71,74-5,78, Campbell, James (son of Rev. Alexander) 6 82-3,89,90,100-1,107,121,125-6,129-35, Campbell , James (estate agent) 5 142,143, 147, 150,151,153-63, 168, 169,170, Campbell, John D.H.') (1912) 49,54,67,94. II4, II6 185,186, 191 , I95, 197-200,203 (1l2), 2II (n43) Campbell, Les li e CL.J .') 49-50,52, 90,101,103,104 (see also Junior House; Mackie House; Rolland Campbell, Neil 26, 28 House) Campbell, Neil Leslie (19II) 174 Boar Club 23, 88-9, II6 camps 74,120, 167,174,191 Boar Race Song 88,90,94 canoeing 106, 169 boat shed 23 ,25, 148, 168 capital acquisitions and works 36, 37, 55, 58,60,99, Bourke, Diane (1982-96) Io8, 109, I69 101 , 121 , 122, 123,130, 168,174, 188- 9,197 Bowyer, R. Io8, I69 Carlso n, B. Io8, I69, I94 Boyd, James 60 (see also James Boyd Scholarship Fund) Carmina Burana (musical performance) 129 Boyle, Charles I9I Carrington, John 54,56,67,94, II6, 156 Brallam, D.C 23 Carroll, C I69 Breen, L. I94 Carroll , D. I33, I44 Breer, W. I94 Carroll , Dale I88 Bridgewater, Kim I32 Carroll, Julian (2oo7-present) II I, I94 Brighton Granlffiar School, Melbourne 20, 45 , 159, 213 Carstairs, D r James 5 (nI4) Carstairs, William 17 Broad, Ben (1996) 194 Carswell, Carriona I36 Bromell, Hugh 159 Casey, Robert (1972-82) 141 Bromell, ].H. 72 Caulfield Grammar School, Melbourne 20,81,174,189, Brooks, Troy (1996) 186 202 (nn), 213 (nI4) Brown, M. I94 Cebergs, Viktor I83 Brown, Thomas 24 Centenary celebrations 2, 114, 157 Brownen, E. I94 Chabanr, V. I94 Bryanr, Sarah I36 Chaki r, Emily I87

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Chakir, V. I08 School Eval uation 146-7; women members I34. Chambers, John (1948) 87,87 135. 137 Champness, M. I44 Collier. H.R. 44 d1apel 100.171. I72. 172. 193. 199 Collins. Professor Hugh 199 Chapman. Eliot Hungerford 5I Computer Studies (activiry/subject) 107. 125.168. 170. Chapman. G. I58 177 Charles. Prince of Wales 90. 159 co mputer technology, evolVing III. 168. 173, I76. 177, Cheadey. M. I08. I69. I94 18 5 Chemistry (subject) 18 . 27.30.72.89. 9I. II9. 120. Concert Bands 145 , 170. I7I. 171. 193 145.146. 170.206 (n28) Congues, R. I94 Chirnside. Andrew 39-40 Conn oley, D . I08 Chirnside. Anne I35 Considine. Craig (1984-99) 161, I69 Chirnside. Jan1es 40 Conway. P. I69 Chirnside. Robert 39-40 Cook. J. I33 Chirnside. Ronald (1940) 40 Cook. Vi rginia I32 Chirnside. Scot[ (1973) 40 Corrigan. A. I94 Chisholm. Joanne 132 Costello. T im 183 Christian Union 63 COto. A.J. 72 Christo (artist) 183 Cowan. T. 22 : and proposal for united gtan1mar Cowen. Sir Zelman I42 Sd1001 in Geelong (c I860) 2- 3 Cowie. J. Games jW1ior ?} 6 Cinderelln {student production} 6I. 172 Cowie. James 5 Claringbold . J. I33. I69 Crawford. Annabelle I9I Clark. J. I33 Creative Arts Fellowships 146. 171 Clark. Manning 143 Creek. Ian I88 Clark. P. I94 crest. th e College's iv Clarke. Reta 133 C richton. Mr 51. 53 class singi ng 27. 104 and Cricket Teams 17. 20. 26. 38. 67. 68. 69. classrooms 7. 14.15.17. 2I. 26. 27.30. 3I. 37.49.52. 74.82.87.87. 106. II6. 124. 125. 135. I55. 161. 53.75. 82. 85.9I. 97.98.99.100-1. IOI. I02. 165. 174. 18 3.201; Girls' Teams 135; Coaches I04. 106. 107. IIO. III. II4. II5. 121-2. 123. II6 I66. 168. I68. I76. 184. I95 Ctonk. P. I33. I44. I69 Cleary. D . I69. I94 Crowther. Dr George 20 clientele 24. 50-1.71.90. 186 Cumloden School 20. 30 Clifford. D. I69. I94 CUl11ming. George 40 clubs and societies 63-4.66-7. 85-7. II6. 123 . 174. 188 Cwnming. John (senior) 39.40 Cluley-Bolsin. Natasha I9I Cwnming. John 'Jack' (junior) 18. 40 co-education xii. 107. 127. 129- 37. 160. 198-9.200 Cumming. Thomas 18 . 40 Coburn. T. I94 Cwnming. W illiam 40 Cochrane. Don (1926) 69 Cwnmins. Rodney (1977- 97) I33. I44. 145. 183 Coghill. J. I69 Curle. T. (Thomas?) 6 Colechin. H. I44 Curnow. David (1987-present) I69. 192. I94 Coles House (sporting) 134. 158. 169 Curnow. John 13 Coles. Sir Arthur (OC 1939-69) 101 . 121 . I2I (see also curriculwn xii. 6.13. 18.21-2.27.51.64.67.71.107. Sir Arthur Coles Science Wing) 108. 109. III. 137. 142. 143. 144. 146. 147. 151. Coles. Sir George 101 159. 172.173.174.179.181.194.199; HSC College Challenge 109 119.125.146-7.173; Imernational Baccalaureate College Commit[ee (1861-64) 4.5-6.7.14 173; VCE 144.169. 170.173.180. 182.183. College Council (1908-presenr) xii. 28. 31. 35. 36. 37. 184.190. 201 (see also individual subject names) 38.39.40.41.42.44.45. 47.48.53.55.58. Currie. A.W. 72 60.71.73.74.78.90.94.95. 97.99. 101.107. Currie. John Lang (senior) 39.40 114. II6. 11 7. 121. 122. 123 , 12 5. 129. 130. Currie. John Lang (j unior. SC 1908-36) 40-1 13 1• 132• I34. 134. 135. 137. 139. I40. 141• 142. 150. 151. 157. 159. 160. 165. 168. 174. D·Agostin. F. I94 179.181.185.186.188-9.191.192-3.197. D·Helin. D .C. 72 199; appoimmenr of principals xii. 35.36.44. D·Helin. J. 48 47.73.74.78.94. 95.139.150.151.159.165. Daly. S. I94 179; Chairmen xii. 5.41-2. 53.60.74. 101. Damell. J. I44 121. I40. 141. 150. 168-9. 181. I8I. I82. 191; Dalton Plan (education) 63 Church xii . 28. 3 1.37. 38. 42• 44. 192-3. 199; Darling. James 74.78.123.139.167 constitution 31; Education Committee 181. Davey. Des (1957-72) 83.84.104. II6. 127. 157. 165 188; intergenerational service 40-1; parents and Davidson. Alexander 14 Parents' (and Friends') Association 99. II6. II7. Davidso n. Niel 122 141 ; Planning Committee 129. 130. 141.168; Davies. E. I94

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Davies, E.B . 94 36,37,49,51,53,58,60,69,71,75,89,90,99, Davies, Sir Matthew 28 109, IIO, III, 122, 129, 131, 132, 137, 149, 153, Davies, Scott (1977) 158 160-1, 163, 168, 186, 197-8, 199,203 (n2, n4) Davis, D.A. 44 (see also demographic profile) Davis, E. I08, 169 Environment Centre 106, 107, I09, II I Daw, Ran ie 136 Environmental Science (s ubject) 106, I II, 170 Deakin University 127,135,143,191,208 (n24) Everett, Percy 5, 160 Deane, E. 22 Everist, Jill 134, 135 , 142 Deans, Ray 185 Everist, Neil 122, 122, 123, 157, 172 Dear, A.E. 23 examinations 8,13-14, 17-19,29,33,38,64,71,75, debating and Debating Society 63,124,134,145,183 90, II8-19, 120, 127, 180 demographic profile 137,186,197-8,199 excursionslrrips 23,63,67,106, III, 123, 156, 161 , Dennis, C. 23 191 (see also Explorarion Society; Ramblers Guild; Dennis, Charles 122 Outdoor and Outreach programs) Dennis, Kim 136 Explorarion Society 67,86, 86-7, II6, 174, 188 (see also Dennis, Ned (1972) 126 Ramblers Guild) Devlin, S. 22 Dewey, John 140, 143, 144 Fairbairn , Nigel (1986-91) 133,161 Dickie, B. I08, 169 Fanning, Deb 188 Dickson, J.E. 87 Fanning, Murray 188 Dickinson, M. I08, 169 Farrall, S. 133, 144 Dickson, J. 158 Fearnley, M. 13 dining halls/rooms 58,58,59,60,71,100, 155, 156, fees 17,35,60,97, 99,101,122,149,158, r61, r68, 157, 158, 161, 18 5, 195 193 Dinneen, C. 194 female sraff 33, 45, 56, I08, III, 125, 13 2 , 133,133-5, disci pline 22, 35, 38, 78, 82-3, 84, 94, II8, 126-7, 142., 137, 144, 159, 162, 169, 179, 180, 188, 194, 198 15 6 fencing 106 Doety, Keith (1974-99) 134, 169 Fenner, Brad (1975) 135 Doig, K.M. 44 Ferguson, M. 194 Doig, Ronald 71 Ferrier, T. 13 3 domestic staff 60,74,75,156,185 fere 99 Donald, Susan 132 Fiddian, Samuel 13 Donald, Tom 191 Fielding, Garner (SC 1982-96) 134, I4I, 141, 150, Donnan, Geoff (1966) lI4 168,169,194 (see also Garner Fielding Academic Dowling, Michael 134, 185 Wing) Doyle, Roben lI8, 144, 147 Fielding, S. 144 Drama (activity/subject) 6I, 63, 108, 109, 129, 143 , 144, Filling, Deb 18 I, 194 145,I47, 167, 171- 2, 184,I85 finances 53,60,71,90,97,99,101,121,122.,123,131, drill 21, 22, 68, 85 168, 17~ 185, 197, 204(n l ~ Driscoll, Maxine (1990-99) I08, 109, 169 Fink, Theodore 28 drought xii, 36, 37, 57, 161, 162, 163, 198 Fisher, C. (Prepararory School sraff, 1995) I08, I69 Dunkley, Harry (1935-39, 1948-70) 74,84- 5,85,94 Fisher, Charles 159 Fisher, S. 133, 169 Early Learning Centre 109, I I I Fitzgerald, Andree (1994-2006) 109, 169 Easter Egg Basket RalHe (fundraiser) 169 Fitzpatrick, H . 169 economic depressionslrecessions xii , 2024, 28, 53 , 60, Flanagan, K. 194 63,69,71, 109, 161, 162, 197, 198 Fleming, T. 194 Eddy, Mrs V 132 Flercher, Neil 188 Edwards, Barrie (1978-2001) I08, 169, 171 Flinders National School, Geelong 1,5,6, 14, 202 (n12) Edwards, Carmel (1974-2003) 169, 170 Flynn, John 47 Egan,Terry(1972-97) 133,I44,I69, 183 Foley, Therese (1990-present) 162, 169, 194 Egglesron, J. 144 and Football Teams 17,20, 22,28,38,44,53, Eisteddfodds 145, 171, 212 (11I7) 54,63,68-9,72,75,78,81, 82,87,106,116, Ekkel, J. 194 123,124-5,135,141,153,162,165,169,183, Elizabeth II, Queen 85 191,193-4,201; Girls' Teams 135; Coaches II6; Elliott, Fred (1946; 1963-92) 48, 54,66,75,81,86,87, umpires 124-5 II 5, II9, 120, 133 , 142., 144, 156 Football T ipping Competition (fundraiser) 169 Elms, D. I08 Forbes, Rev. James 6 Emmett, Sue 132 Forresr, A. I08 Endowment Fund 53,60,161 Forrest, Rev. James 48 English (subject) 6,13,19,38,67,71,74,89,109, IIO, Forrest, Thomas 39 III, 120, 121, 133, 134, 144, 145, 146, 147, 170, Foundation 168, 185 , 197 180,181,189,206 (1128) Founders' Day Service, annual 81-2,180 enrolments 6,7-8, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18,24, 26,33,35, Francis, ].P.E. 13,19

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Fraser, Rod I44, 145 Gordon Institute, Geelong 29, IZ5 Fraser, Macro n Ruby 54,75 Gordon, W ing-Commander C.E.S. 78 Frazer, Rev. T.McK. 5 Gordon, Sandra I32 French (s ubject) 13,19, z7, 38 67,72, 108, 109,110, Gordon, Susan I32 IIO, 120, 146, 170, 171, 174 Gough, R. 72 Friends of Geelong College Society 60 government funding 149-50,160-1,168-9,186 Fuller, Jodie I88 Gow, D. I09 Fulton, A. I69 Grainger, A. I44 Fulton, Nicholas I83 Gray, Austin IIO, IZ2 (see also Austin Gray Centre) fundraising and building appeals 100-1, 103 , II8, Green, H. I94 121-3, 183 , 185-6 Green, Stephen 182 Funston, Finlay George (1931) 40 Greeves, E. 23 Fu nston, Francis Malcolm (1926) 40 Greeves, Edward 'Cargi' 68-9 Funston, Neil John (1935) 40,53 Greeves, R.G. 72 Fyffe, K. I94 Grenfell , M iss 156 Grey, H . 22 Gainey, Julie (198 8-presem ) I69, 169-70, I94 Griffi ms, R. 22 Galluccio, O. I94 Groom, Shane I75 Gallus, M. I69, I94 Grom, Noelene I88 Garbutt, John (1861) 10,13 gro unds and maintenance staff 35 , 100, 185 Gardner, J. I69 Guest, C. I94 Gardner, Rob I9I Gull aw, R. 22 Garnet Fielding Academic Wing IZ3, I95 Gusbem, A. I09 Gaylard, lain I88 Guthrie, F. 22 Gebhardt, Peter (Principal, 1976-85) xii, 107, 109, 133 , gymnasiums 17,20, 55, 106- 7, IZ5, I95 134, I39, 139-40, I40, 141-2, I42, 143, I44, 144, 145 , 146, 147,148,149-51, 158-9,160-1, 167, Hackett, K. I 33, I69, I88 179, 199 Haenke, Helen 104 Geelong, city of xi-xii, I , 5-6, 7-8, 14-15, 19, 24, 26, Hagans, Rev. M. I34 28,29,33,49,60,67, 85 , 88, 103 , 108, 109, II I, Hahn, Dr Kun 174 IZ2, 137, 140, 141-2, 143 , 145, 147, 151, 168, Haigh, Gideo n (1983) 137,145,201 171,185,191, 197-201 Hale, Bob I34, 142 Geewng Advertiser (newspaper) 14, 60 Hale, Diana I35 The Geewng College Illustrated Heritage Guide xi, 200 Hall, Mr 22 Geelong Football Club 54, 68 Hallebone, Jeff (1947) 87, 87 Geelong Grammar School xii, I, 2-3, 6, 7, 10, 13 , 17, Hallows, S. I94 19, 20,21, 23-4, 36, 49,55, 68, 69,83,90, II3, Hamilton College 13,37,153,207 (n19) IZO, IZ3, IZ5, 131, 133, 135, 139, 156, 159, 160, Hamil to n-Cal vert, StanJey (SC 1922- 39) 42, sr, 53,74 174,183,186,189,194, 199, 200, 203 (n3 & n4) Hankelow, Grampians (im ended remote campus) 174, Geelong High School 30 I75, 189 Geography (subject) 13,67,120,181,191 Hannah, Peter (1983-presem) I33, I69, 170-1, I94 George Logie-Smim Music Auditorium 184 Hann igan, S. I94 George Morrison Memorial Library 28, II7, IZI, 177, Happell, David (1977- 88, 1990-94) I33, 141, I44, 144, I95 147, 151, 159, 160 German (subject) 13 ,71 H arbiso n, Mr 106 Gerrard, Emily (1995) 135 H arris, H . I08 Gibson, Andrew (1978-97) I33, I44, 144, 145 , I69, I76 Harris, Warren (1974-2004) I33 , I4I, I44, 145, I09, 170 Gibson, J. (Football Team, 1908) 44 Harry, A. H . (1904-22) 35,36,37,38,43,48 Gibson, J. (Senior stalf, 1981) I44 Hart, Kevin (1980-83) I44, 145, 146 Gibson, John (1 977-90) I33 , I44, 144, 145 , 171 Harwood and Pi ncon (lawyers) 201 Gilbert and Sullivan productions 67, 89, 100 (see also The Hassen , Lindsay (1932) 69,87, II9, 124 Mikado) Hatton, Katherine 132 Gilby, G. I09, I94 Han on, Leslie (1962-2001) 106, 107-8, I08, I69 Gill, J. I94 Hawkes, J. I44 Gill, Joan 181 H awkins, Jane I9I Gillespie, R.K. 48 Hazell , Carole (1986-2000) I 08, 109, I69 Gilson, John (1989- 97) I09, 170, 192 Head of me River (boat race) 23,26, 38,73,78,88, 88, girls see co-education 89 , I35, 135, 148, 150, 169, 184, I9I (see also Girls' Advisory Committee 133-4 Boat Race Song) Glasgow, Colonel K.W.R. 78 Headl am, W. I33 Glassford, Ian 21,25 Headrick, John 6 Glassford, J. 22 Heath, J. I94 Goldswormy, P. I33 Helen Mackie Library I03 , 103 Goodlen, V. I44 Henderso n, Ann 135

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Henderson, Chloe 19I Ipsen, Carl (1931-55) 89,94 Henderson, George 14-15 Irwin, M. I08, 169, 194 Henderson, Rev. James 5 Iverson, Jack (1933) 87 Henderson, Sarah (1981) 137 Henderson, 'Tam' (1929-63) 74, 89,94, II6 Jackman, A. 194 Henderson, Vicki 188 Jacobs, John (1979-83) 144, 144, 145 Hendry, J. I08, 169 Jacobs, K. I08 Henning, P. 194 James Boyd Scholarship Fund 60 Henricus, 1. I08, 169, 194 James, L. 133, 144 Henri cus, Isabella 191 Jamieson, Bruce (1961-88) 97, 122, 140, 169, 172 Hensley, J. 22 Jarrett, K. 144 Herald, Alan 66 Jarrold, Tim 191 Herbert, Meredirh 188 Jeffreys, Julie 188 Hibbard, D. 169 , 194 Jeffreys, Paul (19 87-present) I II, 194 Hibberd, Jack 146 Jennings, Bill (1970-2004) 108, I08, 169 Hildebrand, C. 169 Johnson, K. 194 Hirst, Cedric (1925) 129 Johnston, W. 194 History (s ubject) 13,19,3867,72,74, II6, 120, 133 , Jones, K. 194 144,145, 147, 170,I7~ 180, 181 Jordan, J. 144 Hitchcock, Mr 48 Joyce, L. 194 hobbies 64,66, 67, 68, 100, 156 (see also House of Juce, W. 22 Guilds) Junior House (boarding, later Rolland House) 54,75, Hobbs, Jean (1977-2007) 107, I08, 169 121 , 155 Hobday, Timothy 182 JUtoS, A. I08, 169, 194 hockey and Hockey Teams 106, 125, 133, 135, 136, 183; Girls'Teams 135, 136 Kambutowski, U. 169, 194 Hodges, H. 44 Kaye, J. 134 Hollander, B. 169, 194 Kayler-Thompson, R. 194 Holloway, F. 25 Kearney, A.D. ('Gus') 21,22,25 Honey, Elizaberh 183 Kearney, M.J. 22 Hood, Harry (1984-98) 133, 169, 170, 171 Kearns, Vincenr 22 Hope, Alasrair 142 Keary, Michael (1962- 96) 133, 144, 145, 169, 173 Hope, Kare 132 Keating, Paul 173 Hopkins, Roben (1869-71 and 1875-76) 13 Keith House (s porting) 158 hospiral (for boarders) 53, 54,55,56, 100, 159 Keith Humble Cenrre for Music and the Performing ArtS Houlr, Margaret 133 180, 184 , I85 ,I8~ 188, 195 Hounslow, S. 133 Keith, Ben (OC 1916-19) 38, 67, 69, 71, 87,94 House of Guilds xii, 64, 65, 66, 75, II6, II9-20, 124, Keogh, Marilyn (1988-99) 169, 171 125,142,171,173 ,183,200 Kernot, Ptofesso r W illiam 6, 28, 3 I House of Music 67,7I, 171, 172 Kerr, John (1889-1909) 33,34 Housesysrem (s porring) 68, 155,158,170 Kew High School, Melbourne 20 Howell, Mike 188 Kiddle, Margaret 203 (n4) Hughes, Peter (1987-97) I08, 109, 134, 169 Killen, R. 194 Humble, Jill 184 Kindergarten 49,75, 104, I06 Humble, Keith 184 (see also Keith Humble Centre) Kininmonth, Hugh (1972 ) 39 Humphries, Ralph II6 Kininmonth, James (193 4) 39 Hunr, Aaron 175 Kininmonth, James (1970) 39 Hum, Andrew 191 Kininmonth, James Carsrairs (19 10) 39 Humer, J.R. 94 Kininmonth, James Leonard 39 Huntington, Anne (1985-90) 133,135 Kirrelry, Jenny 188 Hutton, G. (1861-69) 13 ,19 Knight, P. 158 Hynes, D. 133, 194 Knowle House (first site of the College) 5, 7, 14 Knowle House (sporring) 155 Ian Warson Gymnasium 106-7 Koch, Heath Wallace 159 independem schools: competirion for enrolments with Kovacev, E. 194 xii, 6, 49, 90,186,198; comparisons with 27,38, Kovak, Zlatika 188 44,69, 89, 120, 197-8, 199-200; sporring rivalry see Associared Public Schools Laidlaw, P. 158 Indigenous Education programs 108, 19 2 Laidlaw, Stuart see Stuart Laidlaw Memorial Pool Ingham, C. 144 Lamb, M.S. 72 lngpen, Don 72 Lamb, W.M. 72 Ingpen, Robert (1954) 83,129,132,135,141,142,15 1, Lambert, Marion (1987-99) I08, 109, 169 18 3,186 Lambie, Roy (1903-15, 1928-47) 37,43 initiation ceremonies 78,90-1,94, 156 Lancaster, Ray (1977-91) 120, 133, 144

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Lang, Casey I88 marketing 162-3, 185,186 Langham, Freya (2007) 182-3 Maries, Fay I34, 142 Language laboratOries 104, II6, 120 Marriner, Joa nn.e I88 Languages Other than English (LOTE) 13 , 107, 134, Martin, George (1941- 65) 74,97 171, 173 , 174 (see also French; German; Latin) Martin, Jaron (1997) 183 Lannan, Con (Archivist) xi Marti n, John 13 Lan nan, D. I69, I94 Mason, Mary (2oo3- presenc) 181 , I94 Latin (subject) 6,13,19,35,38,49,63,89,145,146, Master and Strategic Plans 55,58,121,123,157,168, 173 197,208 (n22) Lavender, Rev. J. I34 Mathematics (subject) 6, 9,13,14,27,67,71,72,75, Law, Meg I88 89, 107, Ill, II3, rr6, lI8, 120, 129, 13 4, 145, Lawler, Don (1949) 50,75 146, 147, 165 , 169, 170, 173 , 180,206 (n28) Lawson, Chris (1997-2006) I09, llo-lI, 197 Matheson, E.E. 72 Lea-\X1ood, S. Io8, I69 Matriculation 7,13-14,17-2.0,38,71-2,87,89,90, Leach, Sarah 133 , 134, 135,137, I37 lI4, ll8, II9, 120, 129, 2.03 (n12) Leach, Shannyn I88 Matrons 54,75, 161,1 85 leadership (srudenr) 82-7, 125 , 127, 192,201 Matthews, C I69 Lean, Mrs C I36, I69 May, Amanda (2.006) 182.,183,194, 201 Lecture Se ri es 63 ,143,169, 171 Mayo, S.H. 44 Lee, Alan 38 Mayne, Sister I59 Lee, L. Io8, I69, I94 McArthur House (sporting) 155,158,169 Lees, Mandy I32 McArthur, A. 13 Leggan, R.A. 87 McArthur, Dr AN. 3 1,48 Leon, SanlUel 14, 3 I McArthur, Sir Gordon (1915) 41 Lester, Brian (19 32-67) 94, 165 McArthur, M. I94 Lethbridge, Margaret (1988-2007) 134-5,137, 167, McArthur, Stewart (1956) 41, 87, 88 , 89 , 129,153 I69, I 8o, r8I, 182, 192, 197 McCallum, P. Io8 Lewis, JuJie I88 McCallum, S. Io8, I69 Leys hon, John I33, I44, 145 McCann, Ernie (192.4) 12.9,132 libraries see Helen Mackie Library; George Morrison McCaughey, Rev. D r Davis 15 1, 165 , 199 Memorial Library McCaughey, James 143 Littlejohn, William 3 I , 35,42, 44 McCull och, W. B. 44 Loffel, Sammy 54 McDonald, J. I69 Logie-Smith, George (1937- 58) 66,67,69, 7I, 89, McDonald, John Donald 27 94, 145 (see also George Logie-Smith Music McDonald, Roger 146 AuditOrium) McFarland, F. 23 Longden, CR. 44 McFarland, R. 22 Love, Rev. Alexander McFarland, Sue I32 Lovell, Mick I88 McGann, H . I33 McGlashan and Everist (architects) 123,208 (n24) Macbryde, David I33, I44, I69, 169 McGlashan, David 123 Macdonald, Colin 200 McGregor, A H . 72 Macfarland, Sir John 30, 35 , 42, 44, 49, sr, 199 McInrosh, Sam I88, I94 Mack, G. I94 McKenzie, Rev. D .A 49 Mackay, Hugh 35,37 McKenzie, J.A 72 Mackie House (boarding) 54,55,55,57,58,123,157-8, McKenzie, Leah I9I 159, I60, I6I, 161 , I62,I95 McKerras, J.T. 5 Mackie House (sporting) 155,158, 161,162, 169 McKie,A. IO~ I69, I94 Mackie, Helen 55 (see also Helen Mackie Library; Mackie McLaren, R. I44 House (boarding» McLarry, Andrew I9I Macmillan, Don (1946) 87 McLean House (s porting) 158 Macmillan, D.R. T. 94 McLean, Donald 89 Macmillan, Ian (195 4; 1977-86) 107, I07, 108, 109 , McLean, Rev. Ewen (1940-53) 50,53, 54, 86,94, 103 , 144,150,151,153,159,191 157 MacPherson, P. 72 McLean, H. Io8, I69, I94 MacRoberts, Andrew (1904-38) 37,48,68,74,75 McLean, Ke nneth 89 Magee, Brian 141 McLennan, A N. 44 Mahar, Alan (1960-72.) 126 McLeod, Bruce (1971-96) I33. I44, I69, 169 Maher,A. I94 McLeod, Don (1954-60) 165 Mahon, Daniel I88, I94 McLeod, J .K.A 87 Mahoney, A.-M. I69, I94 McNeilage, G.C 44 Mallen, Carole (1 987-2005) 108, Io8, I69 McOuat, Mary 185 Manwaring, E. 'Kip' (1980-98) I33 , I44, I69, 170 McPherson, G. 23 Marker, M. I33 McPhillimy, H ugh 6

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McRae, ]. 23 Murton, Andrew I88 McYirry, Walter 146 Music (activiry/subj ect) 27,67, 7I, 89, roo, 104, 106, Mead, Philip (1981-85) I44, 144-5, 146 107,108,109, 116,124, 129, 142,143,145,147, 1, 18, 19, 2.1, 24, 37, 68, 155,157,167, I70, 170-1, I71, 172,173,180, 69, I20, 174, 177,200,2.03 (n2.) 184-5,185, 193,195,200 (see also Bands; House Menzies, C. I34 of Music) The Merchant o/Venice (student production) 145 Methodist Ladi es' Coll ege (MLC), Melbourne 143, 174, Nall, Ken (1930-42; SC 1960-74) 48 ,66,68,71,122., 181 I23, 129,141 MiddJemiss, Catherine I88 National Coun cil oflndependenr Schools 127 MiddJemiss, John 6 Naylor, G. 194 Midgley, Helen I88 Neilson, D.C. 87 The Mi/lado (student production) 67,7I Neilso n, Geoff (193 5-47) 48,67,78, II6, 122, I29, Mil es, Stephen 91 13 1,141,141,150,159,201 Mill ar, G. I69 Nelson, Janet (1978-98) I33, 135 ,169, 170 Millen, R. 108, I69, I94 Nelson, John (1975-89) 133,134,144 Mi ll er, A. 133 New Ed ucation movement (1920S) 63,67 Mill er, D. 169 Newnham, Hardey (1964-71; 1976-81) 104, 143 , 145 Miller, P. 22 Nicholson, Ken (1921-27) 49,87,94 Mitchell, Hardey (1984-89) I33, 170 Nicolo, Xavier (2007) 194 Mitchell, J. I69 Norman Morriso n Memorial Hall 35,40,42,54, 66, Mobile Study Unit 12.0 121,122,123,124, 15 6, 18 3, 195 Mockridge, Russell (1944) 87, 2.07 (n8) Nurnai tis, Mark 188 Mockridge, Stahle and M itchell (architects) 101 nursing Staff, at College hospital 56, 159 Mockridge, Suzanne I32 urrall, B.W. 87 Mokborree, Orways (outreach cam pus) I89, 191 Molyneux, R. I94 O'Brien, Ben 191 Monotti, Louise (1983) 135, I35 O'Brien, John (2002.) 179, 193, 199 Montgomery, G. 169, I94 O'Brien, Sarah 136 Montgomery, Joan I34, 135, 173 O'Donnell, M. 108, 169, 194 Moore, Angelika 188 O'Donoghue, A.-L. 194 Moreron, Robert 175 O'Loughlin, J. 194 Morgan, Dr Wendy (1982.-88) I33, 146 O'Loughlin, Margaret (1989-2.002) 135, 162,169 Morgan, S. I69 Oates, M. 108, 169, 194 Morongo Girls' College, Geelong 60,12.9,130,131-2, Officer, K.E.C. 87 133 , 137,162, 205 (n26) Ogsron, C. 108, 169 Morris, Edward 19 Old Geelong Collegians' Association (OGCA) 28, 3 I , Morris, Richard (1979-presenr) I33, I44, I69, 169 35,38,40,42,53,58,60,99,121,122,153,185, Morrison House (boarding) 157, 158 213 (n46) Morrison House (s porting) 68, 155, 157, 158 Olsen, BradJey (197 5-82) 141,144 Morrison, Alexander 6, 19,44, 199 Oodgeroo Noonuccal (Katb Walker) 108 Morrison, Dr Donald 6 Open Days 104, III, IF Morrison, D.C. 22 Ord, L. 108, 169 Morrison, Dr George (Principal , 1861- 98) xi, xii, 3,5, Orff, Carl 104 (see also Carmina Burana) 6,7, 10, 13-14, 15, 17-18, 19-20,24,26,28, Ormond College, Universiry of Melbourne 20,30,39, 31,38,47,82, II4, 148, 199 (see also George 42, 44,47,69, 165,199 Morrison Memorial Library) Ormond, Francis 38- 9 Morrison, George Ernest 'Chinese' (son of Dr George) Orton, A. R. (1915- 20) 37,38 22, 29, 30 Osborne, L. 194 Morriso n, Norman (Principal, 1898-1909) xii, 6, I2, 20, Outdoor Education xii, 66,108,169,174,180,188,189 21,22,23,23,24,26,27,27,28,29-30,3 1,33, (see also Hankelow; Wollangarra) 34, 38, 68, 69, 78, 8~ 85, 114, 148, 165, 199- Outreach Education 190-1, 192, 199 (see also Shalom 200 (see also Norman Morrison Memorial HaJJ) Christian College) Morriso n, Rebecca (nee Greenwood) 7,26,28,33 ovals see sports grounds/ovals Morriso n, Reggie 28 Ovens, T. 194 Morrison, Robert 6 Owens, M. 144 Mossgiel House (boarding) 156, 157, 158, 161, 162, I63, I95; (from 1987, as girls' boarding house) 161, Page, Mr 19 162, I63, I95 Palmer, ). 133 motro, the College's iv, 201 Palmer, N. 72 Mulligan, Sue I35 Palmer, R. 169, 194 Murray, Les 143, 146 Panckridge, ). 194 Murrells, A. I08 Panckridge, Michael (1990-present) 108, 109,169,194 Murrells, B. I08, I69 Parents and Friends of the College 100

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Pare.nr ' (larer: and Fri ends') Association 99-100, 141, I49 prizes/Exhibitions 6,7, 10,13, 14, 17,21,27, 38,63, Parker, D. Io8, I69 71, 89, 171 Parkes, Tim (I989-presenr) I69, 170, 189, I94 Pronrr, Vic (1925-63) 74,94, II4, II6 Parron, Rev. Ian (1987-98) I69, 172 Pullar, P. G. 44 pasroral care 155 , 192 Purcell, R. I69 The Pastomlists' Review 5I Parchert, Andrea 132 quadrangle 78,95 Patchett, H. I69 Quail, L. I33, I69 Paron, Angela I9I Quayle, G.M.L. 94 Paron, Rev. EH.L. 48 QUkk, ER. 94 Paron, J. I5 8 Quick, Pam I88 Paul, Sergeant-Major 22 Quigley, M ichelle (1976) 135, I37 Payne, A I94 Peace, S. I94 Rachinger, Norman (1962- 92) 104 Peake, J. I94 Radford, Paul 78 Pearce, Guy (1985) 145 Ralph, Rev. K. I69 Pearce, J. v. 44 Ran,blers Guild 66, 67, 86, II6 (see also Exploration Pearce, W.B. 44 Sociery) Peardon, Serena I9I Rankin, Edwin 'Teddy' 185 Peel, G. I33, I69 Rankin, Smart 185 Pegasus (school magazine) 37, 60, 87, 155, 167, 182 Raven, Nicole (1997) 183 Perkins, Milan (1992) 172 Read, Ursula (1983) 135, I35 Perry, Charles 2-3 Redpath, Ian (1958) 87 Perry, Jack (2002) 186 Reeve, C. I94 Philosophy (subject) 146 Reggio Emilia (educational approach) 109 Phorography (activiry/subject) 66, II6, 142, 144, 173 Reid, H . 22 Physical Culrure/Education (subject) 35,71, 74,104, Reid, R. 22,25 133, 135, 180 Reid, R.B. 72 Phys ics (subject) 6, 18, 2I, 27,71, 72,89, II9, 120, 170, Reid, S. 23 206 (m8) Religious Education (s ubject) 10,107, 145,192, 199 (see Pipperr, R. I33 also Scripture) Pilley, Dororhy 135 , 142 Ren, G. I69 Polson, A.M. 36-7 Renroul, Rev.J.B. (19 20- 31) 47, 53 Porrer, P. I94 Rex Bell (rowing boat) 4I Porrer, T. I69 Richards, P. I44 Porrery (activiry/subject) 66, I43 riRe shooting 20, 22 Preece, Mary (2004-07) 181 Riordan, M. I44 Prefects and prefect system 39, 45,52, 82-3, 84, 87, Ritchie, Denise IIO 90, 91,94, 107,114,133,135, I37, 13 7, 153, Rixon, K. Io8 193 , 198; girls as 135 , I37, 137; Head Prefects RobertS, Mr 43 39, 84,87, 9°, 91, II4; House Prefects 82, 133; Roberrs, H. I94 Prepararory School 52 RobertS, Harry (19 87-presenr) Io8, 109, I69 Prepararory School xii, 24, 49-50, 52, 55, 58,60, 6I, 67, RobertSon Hall and Music Cenrre 109 74, 75 , 90, 97-IIl, 114-21 , I30 , 133 , 143, 144, RobertSon, AS. 5 155 , 15 7, I58, 159, 168, 170, 173 , 193 , I94, I95 Robertson, K. I94 Presbyterian (later: Uniting) Church (Vic.), and rhe RobertSon, S. 23 College: setting-up and early years (1861-64) xi, RobertSon, W 23 I , 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 14; sale and private ownership Rodondo Island, expedition to 86, 86 years (1864-1907) xii , 14, 19, 28-9; re­ Rodriguez, Judith 146 acquisition (1908) xi , xii , 28, 30, 3 1,44; ongoing Roebuck, S. 23 influence and supporr (1908-presenr) xi , xii, 31 , Rogers, Bill 78, 122 33, 37, 38, 42,44, 47,49, 53 , 73 , 85-6, 113, 124, Rogers, Brigadier John (1913; SC 1943-51) 78 I40, 148, 149, 172, 173 , 199, 201 (see also College Roland, Michael (1955) I69, 171-2 Council; Ormond College; St David's Church; St Rolfe, D. Io8 George's Church) Rolland Cenrre (gymnasium) II8, II9, 121, 123, 125 , Presbyterian Fellowship Association (PFA) 85-6, 124, 144, I95 206 (n12) Rolland House (boarding, formerly Junior House) 54, The Presbyterian Ladies' College (PLC), Melbourne 6, 107, I54, 155, I56, 156 18-19,42,148,172-3, 210 (n54) Rolland, Aline 47 Presbyterianism: education aims/ideals 2, 5,6, 49; ethics/ Rolland, Rev. Francis 'Frank' (Principal, 1920-45) xii, oudook xii, 6, 10, 38, 39,49,61, 122,137,172 42,44,47,48,48,49,49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 58 , Price, Miss 45 60-1,63,64,66,67,68, 69,71,72,73,74-5, Price, Walter (1898-1919; Principal, 19 15-19) xii,27, 78-9,81,82, 114, 123, 148, 167, 169, I72, 172, 35,36,37, 37, 38, 4I , 43 , 44, 45, 68 200, 206 (n3 3)

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Romain, Belinda I88 Shaw, R. I44 Ross, J. I09 Shea.i1an, Paul (1964; Principa.!, 1986-95) x.i i, 124, I33, Rosson, Peter 146 I34, 134, 135, 155 , 161 , I05, 165-6, IOO, I07, Ro ut, Thomas 13 167,168, I09, 169, 172, 174, 177, 179 Rowan, Andrea I3 ° Shepherd, Roy 67 Rowe, M. I08 Sheridan, R. I33, I58 rowing and Rowing Teams 20,23,25, 38,50,53,68,69, Shorcland, J. I94 74,78,87,88-9, 134,135,174,183,192; Boys' Simandl, J. I09 , I88 Teams 135; Girls'Teams 134; Coaches 74,89, Simson, James 5 192 (see also Albert Bell Club; College Boat Clu b; Sinlson, M. 44 Head of the River) Simson, Murray 6 rowing boats 23 , 25, 4I, 134, 168 (see also Rex Bel!; Sir Arcl1llr Coles Science Wing II5, 121, !Z3 'rowing bus' 50 sister school programs 193-4 Russell, E.K. 44 Skilbeck, Dr Ma.!colm 143 Russell, L. I08, I09, I94 Skowronski, Rachel I88 Russell, Libby 107, 108, I08, I09 Siaden, Sir Charles 3 Russell, Ray I88 Slim, Sir W illiam IOO Ryan, J. I08 Sloyd (manua.! education) 27,3I Ryan, Susan 144 Smir, Tracey (1983) I35, 135 Smith, Anunda I30 Sah.lsrrom, Felicity I88 Smim, E. I94 Sr David's Church, GeeJong 86,125, I40, 157,172,192, Smim, G. I94 199 Smim, Greg (1990-preSent) 162, I69, I94 St George's Church, Geelong 2,5,7,10,14']9, 85 , 113, Smim, 1. I58 157 Smim, Maria (1994-98) 185 Sa.!eh, Mr 74 Smirh, Robyn I34, 142, I94 Sa.!en, Roger (1968-99) I33 , I44, I09, 170 Smim, Roger 181 , 188 Sandford, C. 22 Smim, Srephanie 181. Sanros, Maria I88 soccer and Soccer Teams 106, 135; Girls' Teams 135 Sargood, D.G. 94 Socia.! Studies/SOSE (s ubject) 71, 109, II8, !zo, 145 Sargood, Sir Frederick 22 socia.! service acrivities 86,103 , 107-8, 125, I20, 133, Saunders, Jenny I88 140, 169, I7~ 180, I9~ 193,200 Saunders, K. I94 Speech Days/Nighrs 15,45, 50,60,67,71,75, 81 ,97, Saunders, Marcus I88 104,130, 132, r07, 169, 180 Sch.ofield, W. I44 Spencer, C. r08 Schools Registration Act I905 (Vic.) 29 Spooner, D. I44 Science (activity/subject) 18, 27,63,75,89,104, 108, sportS: see athletics; cricker; foorball; hockey; rowing; II5, II6, II8, 11.0, IZI, 11.3, 11.5, 11.9, 133, swimming, erc. 145, 146, 147, 168, 170, 180, 181 , I95 (see also Sporrs Days 99, 104 Biology; Chemisrty; Physics) sPOrtS grounds/ova.!s IS, 17, 26-7,28,29,54, 100, II I , Science laborarories 18, 2I, 1.7,30,55, 9I, 104, 11.0, 121, !Z3 168 , I95 sraff see administrative and ancillary staff; bursars; schoJarships 60,97, 137, ZI3 (n46) domestic staff; female staff; grounds and Scotch College, Melbourne 1,5,6,7,10,17,18-19,1.0, maintenance sraff; Mauons; nursing Staff; teaching 1.1,1.4,1.7,3 1,35,38,42, 44,47,68,69,78,89, staff; vice principa.!s) 11.0, 147, 148, 172-3, 199, zoo, 210 (n54) sraff pay and conditions 19-1.0,71, 90, 109, II 5, !zo, Scott, Sue (1988-1.003) 108, Io8, I09 149, 168, 181, 185 Sco ur Troop 63,04 Stanley, Phoebe I9I Scripture (subject) 8, 10, 38 , 67, !Z3, 199 (see also Sreel, Howard (1937) 71 Reugious Education) Steinfort, Hugo I09 Searon, R. (1964-77) !Zo Stelarc (performance artist) 183 Seeckts, M. I44, I09 Srock, A.c. 23 Seitz, Mr 37 Srock, Michael (1964-70) 119 Se nior School 13-14,17-19,1.7,35,37-8,50,58, Srodart, Dr David 6 63-75,78,82- 95,107, IIO, III, II4-ZI, !Z3-7, Srodart, David (son of Dr David) 6 lz9-3I,133-7,142-8,167-77,180-94,I94, I95 Srodart, Leslie 6 Seward, Dr Hugh (1970) II 4- 1 5,181, I82, 188, 191, Srodarr, M. (Montague?) 6 197 Srott, Doug (1973- 76) 94,127,139 Sha.!om Christian College, Townsville I90, 191. Stradbroke, Lord 48 Shannon House (sporting) 68,135,155,158,169 Suauch, J. I44 Shannon, Charles (SC I908-ZI) 41,5I sueaming (academic) II8-19, !zo, !Z5 Shannon, Janles (SC 1919-38) 41 Sruart Laidlaw Memoria.! Swimming Pool 106 Shaw, Dr Forster 5 Srudent Representative Council (SRC) II 0-1 I , !Z5-6, Shaw, Lucy 131-1. 18 3

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Srurzaker, June 185 Universiry High School, Melbourne 20 Sullivan, C. I94 Universiry of Ballarar 181 Sullivan., R. IoB, I69 U niversiry of Melbourne 6,7, 13,14,18,19,20,29, Sunderland, K. I94 30,42,44,45,69,71,75, 81,165,181 (see also Surer, R. 22 O rmond College) S,vaney, Amanda (1987-2000) IoB, 109, I69 Urting, Jane I69, 191 Sweem1an, joan (1947-78) 104, III, IF swimming and Swimming Tean1s 17, 68, 100,106,133, Valentine's Day fundraiser 169 135 , 183; Boys' Tean1s 183; Girls' Teams 135, values xii, 10,47,64, lor, 107-8, 123, 12.5 , 134, 145, 18 3 172, 188,192-4,199 swimming pools 17, 100, 106,157, 183 Varley, Clai re 182 Vasey, G.B. 13 Tair, Alan (1921-30, 1939-57) 44, 54,89,91, 94 Vice Principals 13,20,21,23, 33,35,36,37,43,48, 54, Taylor, Joyce IBB 74, B3 , 84, 89, 94,94, II6, Il7, I33, 141, 144, Taylor, Phll ip (I991-presenr) I69, 188, I94 I44, 170, 199 reaching sraff 13-14, 17-20,24,27,35-7,49-51, 53 , Vickers-Willis, Roben (1977) 145 54,66-8,71,74,78,84,86-7,89-90,91,94, Vicro rian Amareur Adl.leri cs Associari on 20 101, I03-II, II 5-17, II9- 20, 125-7, 132-5, Vi le, Ann (1987-2005) 161 137,139-47,149-51,156,157, 159,161,162, 165,167,169-72,173, 181 - 2,183, 188,189, Wade, Doug (1987-presem) IoB, II I , I69, I94 192, 198, 200; group phoros 27,43, 4B, 94, IoB, Wade, Kerren I88 II3, I33,I44,I69, I94 Wagsraff, C. I33 renn.is and Tenn.is reams 21,68,106,133,135,183; Walker, H .K.McG. 37 Girls' Teams 133 , 135 Walker, Kam see Oodge roo Noonuccal rennis courrs 55, 100, 123,156 Walker, S. I 08, I69 Terry, M. I94 Wall, Henry 133 Thacker, M. I94 Wallace-Smim, D.A. B7 Thompkins, ]. IoB Walpole, Don 56 Thompson, J. I08, I69 Wal re r, Megan I36 Thompson, Julia I88 war-cry, me College's 88, 94 Thompson, Lindsay 127 War Memorial Honour rablers 37,48 Thormon, C. I94 War Memorial Wing 98, 99 Thormon, D. I33 Warby, S. 23 Thormon, 1. I33 Wardle, B.R. 94 Thwaires, Pefer (Principal, 1960--75) xii, 95,100,103, Ware, J.G. 38- 9 II3, II3, 114-15, II6, II6-17, II9, 121, 122, Warren, A. I44 I22 , 123 , 125, 126-7, 129-30, 131, 132, 135, Warrinn House (board.in g) 27,30, 49,54,55, II6, 15 5, 139, 155 , 156,157, 158, 167,174, 198 156, 157- 8, I62, 185 Tigan.i, G. I94 Warrinn House (sporring) 68,155,158 rimerable 65 , 123 , 131 Wamaurong Co-operative, Geelong 108 Timms,A. 22 Warson, C. I94 Toffolon, Adam (2002) 189 Warson, Ian (1939-76) 74, 103, 106, III (see also Ian Tol, K. I69, I94 Warson Gymnasium) Tolmie, WA. 6 Wan, Jeff I9I Tomkins, Greg I88 Waugh, H . 25 Toorak College, Melbourne 20, 47 Webb, Don (1939-76) 66,67, 86,94, II9 Torpey, Mark (1984-presem) I08, 109, I69, I94 Weeks, Mandy I88 Tracey, Jane I32 Wehrmann, G. I44 rrad.irion 28 ,78,81-2,90--1, III, II4, 134-5, 137, Wells, Rob (1975-94) 120, I33, I44 147-9,150,1 53 , 157, 159, 161- 2, 18 3, 188, Wesley College, Melbourne 20,21,23,143,147, 181, 199- 200 189,200,208 (n24), 209 (n40) Trebllcock, J. 22 Wesrern Disrricr, and rhe Coll ege xi, xii , I , 5, 17, 18, 36, Trial by Jury (srudem production) 67 38- 41,5 1,53,89, 153,161,162, 186,198, 200 Trigg, L. I33 Westman, Ebony I09 Tucker, Jul.ie I88 Werrenhall House (sporring) 158, 169-70 Turner, Coral (1986-presem) I08, 109, I69 , I94 Werrenhall, Bern (1973-75) 133 Turner, Dr Paul.ine (Principal, 1996-presem) xii, 110, Wenenhall, David (1975-82) 141, I44, 174, I75 III, 137, 163, I79, 179- 80, 182, I84, 184, 185, Werrenhall, Dr R.R. 41 I88, I89, 191, 192, I94, 194, 199,201 Werre nhall, D r Norm an (SC 1960-77) 41, II9, 121 , 122, 127,I40, 141, 174,I75 Uebergang, Jessica (2008) WI Whire, A. B. 6 Ull oa, G. I94 Wh.i rin g, A.c. 23 Underwood, W I44 W hiring, R.J. 72 Uniring Church see Presbyrerian Church Whirrle, C. I33

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Whittle, M ichael (198 4-2000) I69, 170 Whyte, JUSt and Moore (lawyers) 201 Whyte, Louis 97 Wightman, A. Io8, I69, I94 W illiams, Dianne 185 W illiamso n, Alan I8I, 181, 188, 192, 199 Wilmott, C. 23 W ilson, Annie I32 W ilso n, Bracebridge 13 W indeyer, J. I44 Wood, Rev. G. 'Pat' 95 Wood, Pat (1959-81) 121 , I25, 133, I44 Woodwork (activity/subject) 27,120,142,173 World War I: at the College xii, 33, 36, 37,74; service by staff and Old Collegians xii , 22,48,74 World War II: at me College 61,69,74,75,78,90; service by staff and O ld Collegians 74,78, II3 Wollangarra, Gippsland (remo te campus) 174, I76, 189, 212 (n29) Wynn, Rachel I36

Xavier College, Melbourne 20,21,200 Xiao, J. I94 Xin, Annie 182

Young, David (1982-2008) I33, I69, 170, I94 Young, H. 23 Young, Jo I88 Yule, Alexander (1958) 84

Zeravica, K. I94 Ziemer, Anita I32

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h Colle; fn 20. Ims to the College's foundation and development within the wider context of , as well as to acknowledge Intrinsic ties to the Presbyterian Church, the city of Geelong and the community of the Western District. By design a relatively concise history, the book has b n conceived to complement extensive biographical and statistical details of College lif and its p opl , to be found in the College's onlin Gee/ong College Illustrated Heritage Guide at www.gelongcollege.vic.edu.au. xpertly blending official and personal records, oral histories and a umptuous array of maps, phot oqraphs and illustrat ions, thi book will Inl(~r(~sl former studenls as well a tho c c,('(~klnq t () uneJer t and I he College's place.! in VI( tOrid' ) educ Iional hi'lory.