OUR 2010 our dream We dare to dream of an exciting learning community in which each person is valued, nurtured and challenged to achieve incredible goals. our vision Dominic College will be a community that welcomes; that nourishes our Christian values; that prepares for life; and a place where friendships are forged within a spirit of joy and hope. our mission Dominic College aims to prepare individuals to embrace the challenges of life and understand that relationships are based on openness and acceptance of others.
The example of Jesus Christ and the life of Don Bosco are our foundation. contents
Our year Prep D 54 Principal’s report 1 Prep S 54 College Captain’s report 3 1G 56 Rector’s report 4 1LP 56 Religious Education 5 2D 58 Feast Days 7 2S 58 Social outreach 8 3B 60 Health & Physical Education 10 3S 60 Creative Arts 12 4B 62 Maths & Science 16 4F 62 Applied Studies 18 5DL 64 Humanities 22 5T 64 English 24 6J 66 LOTE 26 6R 66 Awards 27 Secondary curriculum 69 Achievement & Class photos 70 Support Programs 30 Magone Program 80 Indigenous focus 31 Our goals Immersion learning 32 Sport 84 Excursions 34 Our family Co-curricular 36 DOSA 108 Infants 38 Capital development 109 Bosco 40 Parents & Friends Committee 110 Guzman 42 Staff 111 Savio 44 Staff professional learning 112 Siena 46 Staff listing 113 Our classes Our leavers Curriculum K-6 50 Year 10 leavers 116 Kinder Bears 52 Student listing 132 Kinder Mice 52 Autographs 136
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Give importance to to importance Give Don Bosco Don OUR YEAR BROTHER PETER DEZANI SDB A contemporary man molded in the spirit of Don Bosco “If one is to do good, one must have a little courage, be ready for sacrifice, deal affably with all and never slight anyone.” Don Bosco
The memories of Dominic College’s 2010 school year are dedicated to the memory of one of our former Salesians, Br Peter Dezani SDB. This year we mark the 10th anniversary of Br Peter’s death in our community on 9 November, 2000.
Br Peter arrived in Glenorchy in 1966 and spent the next 34 years of his life devoted to the young people of Dominic College, continuing the work of our founder, Don Bosco.
Old Scholars near and far, remember Br Peter with great esteem and affection. He established the Salesian Old Boys’ Association in our Savio College days, and later, after the formation of Dominic College, the Dominic Old Scholars’ Association. Br Peter held all of the College’s Old Scholars in his heart, wherever they ventured. He kept in touch with them and them with him. Salesian kindness, cheerfulness and friendship were his touchstones.
A consummate Woodwork and Technical Drawing teacher, many Old Scholars still treasure the various objects shaped under Br Peter’s skilled direction and guidance.
As we have built and opened our new Trade Training Centre this year, we have decided to dedicate this building to the memory of Br Peter, who dedicated his life to young people using their minds and hands to shape and create.
The Br Peter Dezani Design Centre represents a new era for Dominic College in providing Vocational Education and training opportunities. It will be a place of drawing, designing, and planning for students. It will be a place of creativity, problem solving and deep thinking. It will be a place of diligence, shaping, cutting, molding and construction.
The Dezani Design Centre will allow our young people to learn in new ways. It will be the place where we will remember the service, inspiration and life of Br Peter.
Br Peter epitomizes what our Founder, Don Bosco, hoped for his students – that they be loved and know they are loved. We remember Br Peter and give thanks for this life and memories as we remember our year.
Images: top to bottom: Br Peter Dezani in his later years. Br Peter during his time at Dominic College. Flowers for all - the Salesians and Dominican’s working together at the College. iv Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Principal’s report
Student learning Our students are the reason why Dominic College exists and they have stretched and challenged themselves in 2010, both individually and collectively. Students have been using technology this year to discover, explore, test and present new knowledge. Our interactive white boards and new banks of lap tops are two essential 21st century learning tools that our students are now using. We have extended the way we recognise and affirm students through our Merit System.
Outreach In the tradition of Don Bosco, outreach opportunities to develop a sense of service to others have been important in the Drama, Dance, Music and the Visual Arts College’s witness to the poor and needy. Student participation are growth areas in the College and After January’s devastating earthquake Student participation in our community students have thrived in the Arts extension in Haiti, our whole school community has increased significantly this year. Our opportunities in the co-curricular program responded with compassion and energy. sports program was a key avenue of and public performance opportunities. With a strong Salesian presence in Haiti, we personal challenge and team building. were deeply moved to support the Salesian Our co-curricular programs expanded family to re-build their communities. this year. Activities such as House Drama, Dominic’s Got Talent, Tournament of Minds, Cheerleading, Walking Club, Breakfast Faith life Club, Computer Club and Co-curricular The College is enriched by our community Art, Dance and Drama, have been offered of Salesians who live at the school. Students alongside long standing activities such as were given a range of faith and spiritual Model United Nations, and our Young development opportunities, including the Vinnies. introduction of weekly Mass. A highlight of the year was Fr Frank Bertagnolli’s initiative to gather us as a whole College community The Creative Arts K-10 K-10 for the first time in the chapel, on Ash The establishment of our Creative Arts Wednesday. K-10 faculty to take a central place in engaging students in learning and making meaning in new ways, has been a significant development in the College this year.
Images, from top: Ms Gilligan and the Primary Captains present Sr Mary with flowers at the Feast Day Mass. Ms Gilligan presents Maggie with an Indigenous Leadership badge at the all school Leadership Assembly. Opposite page, images clockwise from top left: Ms Gilligan speaking to Adeleen at the Secondary Cross Country Carnival. 7. Ms Gilligan, with Fr Bertagnolli and Mr Carey, waves to students involved in the Dominic Day Cup activities. Ms Gilligan teaching her Year 10 Religious Education class. Ms Gilligan presenting a leadership badge at the Term 1 Induction Ceremony.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 1 Magone Program Our learning and teaching relationship at Dominic is based on a belief in the potential of every student to achieve success. In a Salesian school, learning is considered to be a deep transformational activity of the heart. This year the College introduced the Magone Program to work with secondary students who have become disengaged from their learning. A goals-based program, it is aimed at supporting students to enter transformation.
The learning environment Significant transformations have been undertaken in the College facilities in 2010. The Guzman classrooms have been redesigned and our science laboratories refurbished with an additional laboratory being built. Our Science facilities are now Mrs Sue Whyte and Mrs Roslyn Wilson will first rate. Our new Trade Training Centre, retire from teaching this year. Both these offering VET pathways in Construction, women have been outstanding educators Engineering and Horticulture was blessed and leaders, dedicated to our students and opened in November. and to the College. After 10 years of generous service we also farewell Mr Rohan College staff Robertson, who will take up a leadership role in a new school. We send these friends The staff at the College are a dynamic and on new journeys with our gratitude and talented team. Our teaching staff have been blessings. involved in professional learning around the draft Australian Curriculum, the integration Ms Beth Gilligan of technology, differentiation of curriculum, Principal classroom management and the overall well-being of students. 2 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 College Captain’s report
2010 has been an exciting and rewarding year for all at Dominic College. At the start of the year, students were asked to “raise the bar” in terms of attitude and appearance. We have done an excellent job and the bar has certainly been raised.
At the first Leadership Camp, Ms Gilligan spoke to the leaders about the devastation in Haiti. We worked with students across the College to create a Haiti fundraising event. This was a huge success and kick started our year.
From there, we became involved in events such as school sport carnivals, College Twilight Fair, Dominic Feast Days and retreats/camps.
Some highlights of 2010 were: • The International Women’s Day Breakfast, which opened many girls’ eyes to the work of inspirational women around the world; • The leadership camps where the leaders danced the night away and competed in a Masterchef As the Year 10s leave, we hope challenge; • The New Zealand trip where the the students in the other years students preferred it “shaken not continue to “raise the bar” and stirred”; • The start of annual House Drama take pride in attending Dominic where teachers entertained and students showed off their hidden College. talents; • Students showing their hip hop Rhea Cornelius skills with Justice Crew. and Joshua Young
Images, clockwise from top: College Captains 2010 – Michael Cleary, Rhea Cornelius, Ms Gilligan, Bianca Hollingsworth and Joshua Young. Glenorchy Rotary Club presents a cheque to Michael Cleary and Rhea Cornelius. Ms Gilligan congratulating Rhea Cornelius on her induction as College Captain. The presentation of the Haiti proceeds cheque by the College Leaders to Father Bernie Graham in Term 1.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 3 Rector’s report
“Sir, we want to see Jesus” – bringing the Gospel to the young…
It was with mixed feelings that I accepted to return to Dominic College, after an absence of some 30 years. But any apprehension was soon dispelled by the warm welcome from Salesians, staff, parents and students. While the physical plant had changed considerably and the educational programs being offered are much more varied and rich, the family spirit and friendly relations between staff and students were still there. impetus. Salesian schools, from the There remain several important challenges The pages of this Yearbook will document days of Don Bosco, have had a strong to be faced in the future, not least that of the activities of the year: they make very tradition in this field. implementing the Archbishop’s Charter for impressive reading, as a record of the efforts Catholic schools. and successes of students and staff for the • The program “Kids Matters” and “Mind year 2010. Matters” – for dealing with mental In conclusion, I would like to congratulate health issues of students at primary and and thank the Principal and the staff for For my part, I would like to mention a few secondary levels, will be of great benefit their commitment to provide quality of the programs and initiatives with which I to all students. education in the Salesian and Dominican have been involved: traditions to the young people who attend • Management meetings (College Council, Dominic College. • The celebration of Masses and religious Parents and Friends, administration) services, especially on significant – This is where I experienced the Fr Frank Bertagnolli, SDB occasions, such as our patronal feasts, commitment of the Principal, staff and College Rector Holy Week and Easter, ANZAC day: volunteers, above and beyond the call these were always well prepared. of duty – they deserve the gratitude and support of the whole College • The Magone Program – an initiative to community. provide alternative intensive educational experiences for students who have been • The efforts of a small group of people, disconnected from the school - a great encouraged and supported by the challenge for staff, students and parents. Principal to re-launch DOSA (Dominic Old Scholars Association). • The Performing Arts (Music, Dance and Drama) Program has been given new
Images, top to bottom: Fr Frank blessing the primary students at the end of the Feast Day Mass in August. Fr Frank with Glenorchy Mayor Adriana Taylor and Mr Peter (Jackie) Allsopp, receiving an award for his volunteer work at Dominic College.
4 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Religious Education
Throughout the year students are immersed in the Salesian tradition, which values loving kindness. This sets a deep connection between staff and students.
The students participate in the “Good News for Living” Religious Education program. There are four key perspectives that underpin this program: the Doctrinal Dimension, the Catechetical Dimension, the Pedagogical Dimension and the Curriculum Dimension.
Easter reflected the units of work from Good The National Evangelisation Team facilitated Term 1 commenced with Fr Frank News for Living. Year 4 students invited a day for the Year 8s exploring self image Bertagnolli leading the whole College the parishoners from St John’s Parish to and peer pressure. The Year 9s were community to celebrate Mass as we began join them for their Mass to celebrate the lead by Project Hatch to gain a deeper our Lenten journey on Ash Wedneday. Feast of the Assumption. Years 5 and 6 understanding of what it means to be This was a special occasion for us as it was both had Masses while they were away on the best you can be while the Year 10s the first time the whole College gathered camp, which Fr Brian Ahern helped them were challenged to appreciate their own together for prayer in our school chapel. celebrate. uniqueness and value based on being created in God’s image. Liturgies and Masses The first day back in Term 3 saw a group of Early in the year, the primary and secondary visiting performers from Queensland called, The Year 7s took a Retreat Day early in the students engaged in ceremonies depicting “JAM - Jesus and Me.” The students were year to put their journey into perspective the last week of Jesus to celebrate Easter; thoroughly engrossed in the performance, as they made a new start in secondary a very important event in the Church’s which reminded them how much Jesus education, by a walk in the foothills of Mt calendar. These were very prayerful and loves them. Wellington, reflecting on the Journey of reverent liturgies, demonstrating that Jesus’ disciples in the Emmaus story. the students were familiar with the true Also in Term 3, Andrew Chin from Butterfly meaning of Easter. Music visited the Primary Campus, and the This year also saw the introduction of a students experienced a workshop and concert. spirituality component in the Year 9 camps Other liturgies students participated in at Freycinet National Park. Students were included Lenten, Anzac Day and year level grouped according to their RE classes, for Masses. The emphasis of the liturgies was Retreat Program the camp, which involved reflection on our An integral part of the 7-10 Religious the involvement of the students. The more connection and place within the environment. Education (RE) program is the time of they participated, the more meaning and retreat and reflection. This year, visiting Mrs Patricia Downie & Fr Brian Ahern, relevance the liturgies have for them. teams have facilitated Reflection Days for Religious Education Coordinators Years 8, 9 and 10. During Term 2 each year group had a class Mass or Liturgy of the Word. These liturgies
Image, above: Secondary Dance students lead a reflection during a Feast Day Mass.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 5 Year 7 Retreat Day
Year 6 Camp
Ash Wednesday
Images left to right, top to bottom: Year 7 students on their Retreat Day, walking the “journey to Jesus.” Year 10 students enjoying a bonding activity on their Retreat Day. Andrew Chinn workshop with primary students. Year 6 students acting out the Stations of the Cross during an Easter Mass. Secondary students act out the Stations of the Cross. Year 6 students on Camp. Fr Bertagnolli leads Mass to celebrate Ash Wednesday. Year 9 students reflecting on their Retreat Day at Montrose Yacht Club.
6 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Feast Days
Each year the college celebrates two noteworthy Feast Days in Term 1 and Term 2.The first Feast Day was celebrated on May 6 to remember the Salesian Charism of St John Bosco and his pupil, St Dominic Savio. Both Campuses attended a Mass led by Father Frank Bertagnolli.
In Term 2 we reflected upon the lives of Dominic Guzman and Catherine of Siena. Catherine worked with the sick and attracted a following of men and women who accompanied her on her frequent journeys. Dominic Guzman was a man of remarkable character and vision. He had the deepest compassion for every person. We endeavour to take the examples of Dominic Guzman and Catherine of Siena in our learning about God and in being compassionate towards others in need.
On October 15 we gathered to celebrate the remarkable life of Mary MacKillop, an Australian woman who co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph in 1866. She has become Australia’s first saint. Mary believed that through God’s love she could provide education and human dignity to the poor.
Mrs Patricia Downie Primary Religious Education Coordinator
Images, clockwise from top: Primary students acting out a Gospel message in the Term 1 Feast Day Mass, led by Fr Moate, Fr Bertagnolli and Fr Curmi. Secondary students participating in the Dominic Day Cup in the Term 1 Feast Day. Primary students flying their kites that they made on Feast Day. Secondary Dance students present a liturgical dance at the Feast Day Mass in Term 1. Primary students present a Gospel message through dance at the Feast Day Mass in Term 2. Primary students speaking at a Mass celebrating Dominic Guzman and Catherine of Siena.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 7 Social outreach
Outreach to Haiti
2010 saw the unfolding of the disastrous effect of an earthquake in Haiti. Many Salesian works in Haiti were affected including schools and youth centres. Fr Pascual Chavez Villanueva, Rector Major of the Salesians in the world, made an appeal to all Salesian works to assist in some tangible way.
The Dominic College student leaders along with Mrs Sonia O’Leary worked on the idea of a concert to raise money to assist the Salesians in Haiti to rebuild their centres, in order to continue their work among the people of Haiti. The idea became a reality on April 21 with the “Hope for Haiti Concert” and $6,650 was raised from this event and other activities.
There was involvement all across the college with raffles, food stalls, clowning, the “Hi five for Haiti” and music to entertain, raise awareness and support those affected by the earthquake.
Fr Brian Ahern Secondary Religious Education Coordinator
Images, clockwise from top: Fr Bernie Graham accepts cheque for Haiti appeal at a Primary Campus assembly. Making pancakes on Shrove Tuesday to raise money for the Haiti Appeal. Secondary Music students performing at the Hope for Haiti Concert. Opposite page, top to bottom: Year 6 students singing “We are the World” at the Hope for Haiti Concert. Vinnies students outside Loui’s Van.Vinnies students making soup and muffins for Loui’s Van.
8 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 St Vincent de Paul
Our school conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society has been involved both locally and overseas this year, with Rhianna Pearce (President), Andrew Cairns (Vice President), Tashina Wolff (Secretary), and Madeline Carver (Treasurer), elected at the beginning of the year. There was an opening Mass at the Cathedral where each of the school conferences were presented with a candle and the president of each conference was inducted by the Archbishop Adrian Doyle.
This year saw members of the group involved in: • Saturday Arvos (visiting the sick and elderly); • Buddy Camps ; • Fundraising: selling spiders, soft drink, hot chocolates and muffins; • A visit from Louis Van; • Raising money for the Assist a Student Appeal; • Making soup and muffins for Louis Van to give to the needy; • The Winter Clothing Appeal; • The Justice Action Day; • Gearing up for making backpacks for the homeless. Fr Brian Ahern Secondary Religious Education Coordinator
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 9 Health & Physical Education
As we have been without the use of the gym this year, all classes ventured to the Moonah Sports Stadium for Cally Spangler practices soccer. volleyball and and badminton lessons.
Dancing queen Danica Ellis shows off Year 4 students enjoy a basketball day her moves at the 2010 Dance Event out with Hobart Chargers star import at the Tasmanian Hockey Centre, where Chuck Long. thousands of students participated in this amazing day.
“Now that is what I call team work.” Felicia Di Carlo and Melissa Evans show off their partner skipping skills at Matthew Garth shows his the JRFH Jump-off Day in 2010, where Athletic Development team how the Primary Campus raised thousands it’s done before they take on the of dollars for the Heart Foundation. rest of the class.
10 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Who ever thought dancing could be so fun?” Oscar Bell and Joshua Guy dance to the Scarecrow Dance at the 2010 Dance Event. This was one of seven dances that students participated in on this day. “Determination; not even a camera in my face will ruin my concentration.” Tyron Buckley enjoys the challenge of a skipping competition at the 2010 JRFH Jump-off Day at the Primary Campus. Dance Event
The Outdoor Education Elective provides lots of opportunities for adventure in many varied natural Outdoor Education environments.
Year 9 student Liam Binning learns the basics before heading out into the great outdoors.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 11 Creative Arts
What a year! 2010 marked the beginning of a K-10 Faculty of Creative Arts. A big outcome was the development of a mission statement for Arts across the school, as well as the introduction of Creative Arts Scholarships and the opening of our new dance studio. We look forward to continuing to build our programs and initiatives in the coming years.
Our dream... Arts at the heart, alive and thriving Our vision... Dominic College as a Centre for Creative Arts - leap into it! Our mission... • To recognise, embrace and value the creative potential of each individual; • To provide a rich and vibrant tapestry of authentic and purposeful Creative Arts experiences K-10 that inspire and call students to achieve incredible goals; • To promote a culture of love of the Arts to the heart of our whole community. Dr Martina Crerar Director of Creative Arts K-10
Primary Dance Co-curricular Dance experience of performing at the Southern Cheerleading competition at the Students from K to 6 have participated Students have learnt various styles, including Kingsborough Sports Stadium in August. in creative movement and hip hop, with jazz, modern, contemporary and hip hop Cheerleading workshops have continued in the Year 6 students having the exciting and were given the opportunity to display Term 3 and we look forward to entering opportunity to perform in the Tasmanian their talents at a Creative Arts evening at more competitions in 2011. Wakakirri performance at the Derwent the end of Term 1, to parents and friends. Entertainment Centre in August. Students Secondary students have also performed At the beginning of the year, two performed to an audience of approximately liturgical dances for the various masses in members from Tasdance conducted a 1000 people and competed against eight the chapel, throughout the year. dance workshop for our co-curricular other schools from around Tasmania. The dance members and 25 students were Primary Dance Event was also a great Cheerleading taught various contemporary/modern success thanks to the inspiring groovers Mrs Our new cheerleading course was dance sequences and also choreographed Mahoney and Mr Golding so popular that 10 students had the movement in groups themselves.
Above: Cheerleading students. Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Justice Crew visit. Year 6 students practising their Wakikiri performance. Rhea in the Savio House Drama performance.
12 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Boys only hip hop was introduced after school on Mondays, conducted by a male hip hop teacher from Pulse Dance Studio.
Justice Crew Of course the highlight for Dance this year was the famous Justice Crew workshop, being held at Dominic College in October. 240 students from across the school Drama K-10 Bosco for Best Overall Production 2010 participated in this inspiring workshop Nose Wipe Drama at Dominic continues to flourish; the and had the chance to watch Justice Crew • Dominic’s Got Talent department now has four Drama teachers perform live and have photos with the • Senior Drama Production Dragon Chaser working K-10 and the Little Theatre has a performers. • Stage and Events Management slick new ‘black box’ look. Drama is being • Year 6 Wakakirri taught as a specialist subject throughout Our final dance event for the year was the • Clarence Eisteddfod the school, as well as being integrated as a Myer Christmas Pageant in the city, where • Middle School Musical (to be performed teaching methodology. We had some very our primary dancers and our cheerleaders Term 1 in 2011) exciting events and projects this year. were given the opportunity to perform with • Many visiting performers and trips to • Drama Santa and other schools and charities. the theatre – highlights include Taiko • Clown School Drummers, GYC’s All Shook Up, Bell • Company 7 Dance is such an important form of self- Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, Gulp, Once • Senior Drama Ensemble expression, and as Emmanuel from Justice Upon a Mime, Three Little Pigs, Wind in • Drama Club Crew says “everyone can dance.” the Willows, and The Emperor’s New Beat • Readers Theatre Box. • Year 5 Film Festival Mrs Deborah Butterworth • House Drama – Congratulations to Dr Martina Crerar and Ms Bree Crocker
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 13 Music K-10 Concert Band restricted to those who are particularly Stronger links were forged between the talented, the latter pertains to but a few, if Secondary and Primary Concert Band any. Those who present good work do so Contemporary Music programs this year, culminating with a because they want to. They are focussed In Term 1, performers from the concert in the Chapel at the end of Term and put in the time and effort necessary Contemporary Music Studies class and a to succeed. Images shown here are but a 2 featuring the talents of students from Year 6 singing group, ably assisted by our few which represent the Visual Art students Year 4 through to Year 10. Thanks to Mr Stage Management Crew, put together one who have the qualities needed to make Jim Taylor, Mrs Patricia Mahoney and Miss of the biggest shows in Dominic History – impressive artwork. Not talent, but patience Nadia Paternoster for their work with our “Hope for Haiti”. and determination. beginner students. In Term 2, our Contemporary Music Studies students were guest performers at Baraki Miss Gaye Spencer Mr Greg Woodward and Mrs Patricia Wine and Tapas Bar. This real-life “gig” Mahoney was very much enjoyed by parents and Primary Arts members of the general public alike. This year we have had the joy to work with Visual Arts K-10 several Primary classes teaching Visual Arts. Choirs Watching the student’s enthusiasm as they engaged in rich learning experiences and A new offshoot of the Secondary Choral Secondary Arts discovered their own solutions and ideas, program began in Term 2, the Dominic In November the Visual Arts were has been rewarding. College Chorale. A select and auditioned showcased in a four day tour exhibition at group, the Chorale had their debut the Long Gallery in Salamanca Place. It was Themes include sustainability, our natural performance at the opening of the College officially opened by the Mayor of Glenorchy, world, Maori culture and Mary McKillop. Art Exhibit in Term 3. Alderman Adriana Taylor. The opportunity Students investigated, observed and The 1/2, 3/4, and 5/6 choirs made a for students work to be showcased for experimented with a variety of materials big impression at the City of Clarence public viewing engendered much pride for and ideas; built their own repertoire of skills; Eisteddfod this year, with the 3/4 Choir the students, their families and the College and gained knowledge of the world around winning their section, and the 1/2 community. them. Every student is an individual and Choir receiving a Certificate of Merit. every piece of art work is different. Congratulations! Each year our students prove that the achievement of good artwork is not Miss Gaye Spencer and Ms Patti Preziuso
Images, above, left to right: Primary Choir at City of Clarence Eisteddfod. Grey lead pencil drawing by Fetlewerki of her little brother. Opposite page, images left to right, top to bottom: Secondary students with Justice Crew. Primary art work. Secondary students performing at Baraki Wine Bar. Oil painting by Ellen. Taiko Drummers performance. Generate 2010 exhibition at the Long Gallery. Ellen and Josh singing at the Hope for Haiti Concert. Bosco House Drama performance with Mr Woolford, Chelsea and Ben. Year 5/6 students practising saxophone with Mrs Mahoney
14 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Justice Crew
Generate Exhibition
Help for Haiti Concert
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 15 Mathematics & Science
In the primary years at Dominic College we aim to make Mathematics and Science learning enjoyable. Children achieve at their own rate. There are lots of hands- on activities, questions to ask, problems to solve and concepts to learn. Seemingly simple concepts are vital for young children to learn well because they become the foundation for more advanced concepts in the secondary years.
These primary concepts are well served by our students as they move on to years 7 - 10. Students are offered a structured and challenging core and elective program of study and, as usual, our students are rising to that challenge.
We have also offered a wide variety of extra-curricular activities. Our students participated in the PICSE Science Investigation Awards at UTAS in which they represented Dominic with great distinction.
Many of our students also performed be aided by the new development in the with distinction in the national science and science blocks. maths competitions proving once again our students are capable of great things. Work has now begun on the refurbishment of two of our laboratories and a brand In addition to this, we are starting the new lab is being built. We are very excited process of creating a complete K-10 about this development and the impact it experience in the College by having primary will have for our students. students visit the year 7 - 10 science labs on a more regular basis. This will hopefully Mr Fred O’Leary and Ms Kimbra Burke
Images, clockwise from top: Year 5 students counting the bones in the hand of a skeleton. Year 5 and 9 students in the newly refurbished Guzman classrooms, working on a CSI experiment involving swipe cards. Mr Wright explains a CSI activity to some Year 5 and 9 students. Year 5s working on a circuit activity.
16 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Amelia at CSIRO.
Kinder at work
Janelle Rattenbury working on maths on the interactive whiteboard.
Elizabeth Robinson and Bonnie Peddler experimenting with weight and mass.
Year 9 students at the PICSE awards.
Joseph growing crystals
Mr O’Leary demonstrating a Maths problem to a Year 7 class, using a function on the interactive whiteboard.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 17 Applied Studies
DESIGN, MAKE and APPRAISE are the key elements of technology education and this is clearly evidenced in the variety of projects students have completed.
DESIGN is about creating something new.
MAKE is about creating something that has a useful purpose.
APPRIASE means to evaluate if • Unique learning experiences; a product adequately serves its • Development of important skills intended purpose. and higher-order thinking; • Development of literacy and numeracy skills in real world contexts; • Generate ideas and solve problems; • Integration with other curriculum areas; • Practical and hands-on; • Solid connections to previous learning; • Interesting and rewarding; • Excursions to interesting places; • Sustainability and the environment; • Specialised tools and techniques; • Vocational Education and Training; • Opportunities to explore.
Images, clockwise from top: Cody Devereux and Liam Pullen working hard. Olivia Weston-Holbrook preparing veneer for her jewellery box. Students checking how much water is in the tank?
18 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Home Economics, Food Studies and Fashion Design
Year 7 Home Economics students studied textiles, making felt creatures, which they decorated with embroidery stitches. They also made calico drawstring bags to practise their machine sewing skills.
Year 7 and 8 Home Economics classes spent a lot of time in the kitchen developing their cooking skills following recipes.
Year 8 Home Economics students also learnt traditional Japanese embroidery called Sashiko.
Fashion Design students made skirts and other garments to develop their sewing skills and pattern reading.
Fashion Design students also used their own unique ideas to design and make a “softie” toy and an apron.
Year 9 /10 Food studies students have worked hard through the year, cooking with fruits and vegetables, making desserts and using pastry and yeast to make a range of baked goods. They also learnt about food eaten in other cultures and prepared some traditional foods.
Primary students cooked in the secondary kitchen on Dominic Day and Year 1 students went on a shopping excursion to buy ingredients for pizza making. Information Technology
Year 7 students have been developing their The presentations include PowerPoint skills in using a variety of software and presentations, quizzes, newsletter articles learning about cyber safety. and movies. Year 8 students have made quiz games Year 9/10 students have developed their using PowerPoint and learnt programming programming skills and especially enjoyed by making animations in Scratch and robotics challenges. There are some maze games in GameMaker. They are budding film makers who made a film currently researching about e-safety and about Dominic and worked on a film to be designing their presentations as entries submitted in the MyState Film Festival. for the Crime Stoppers Youth Challenge.
Images, clockwise from top: Ethan Fraser and Brayden Devine with their bolognaise potato. Drew Dillon with his “softie” which he made in Textiles. Colby Conners’ cheesy potatoes. Presenting the TOM challenge.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 19 Design Technology
The students have eagerly awaited the completion of the new Trade Training Centre building. They are excited to get into a space where all of the Design Technology subjects will be integrated together under one roof. In the meantime they have made a variety of wood and metal projects to develop their skills in using machines and tools.
Year 7 students designed and laminated a trivet.
Year 8 created a minor species veneered jewellery box.
Year 9 Design in Metal used engineering and sheet metal skills to produce a tool box and hose reel.
Year 10 Design in Wood undertook a wood ecology project. Using Huon Pine and Sassafras timber they produced a decorative The first intake has seen a total of 26 Landcare/Horticulture serving tray. The class was lucky to have a students enrol to do one or more of these day trip to Southern Forests, as well as take courses. Certificate I students completed These students were involved in seasonal part in a workshop at the National Forest the assessment for a “whitecard” in maintenance of the secondary grounds Learning Centre at Forestry Tasmania. workplace safety as well as learning about gardens, establishing a new composting safe practices working with a range of tools area, developing a chook enclosure and The Year 9 Tech Metal class went on an and machinery. In August, 15 VET students establishing a sustainability program. The Home Economics class and Canteen kitchen excursion to CSIRO to learn about the went on Work Placements to a variety of scraps are provided for the chooks and they science of construction and saw examples industries to do some on-the-job training. of amazing constructions around the in turn provide free range eggs for Home world. They then tried their hands at mini- Construction students undertook a variety Economics. constructions of their own. of trades: carpentry, concreting, brick laying, With the arrival of spring weather, plastering, plumbing, electrical, tiling, roofing some requests for assistance came from Year 1 students learnt about the science and cutter, painting and decorating. the Primary to help classes working in behind construction by making spaghetti their learning unit “how things grow.” towers. Students took the opportunity to gain more knowledge and experience in soil Vocational Education and nutrition and preparation, and landscaping Training practices, by building small garden beds for the primary students to establish kitchen 2010 saw the introduction of VET gardens for their Term 3 activities. learning at Dominic College as part of the The Primary Campus have implemented government funding for “Trade Training a sustainability program, and with the Centres in Secondary Schools.” At Dominic assistance of government funding installed we were granted funds to establish facilities a water tank and solar panels. Exciting new to enable students in Years 9 and 10 to opportunities await! participate in learning experiences leading them towards Certificate 1 in Horticulture, Mrs Selina Kinne Construction and Engineering. Head of Technology & Applied Studies
Images, top to bottom: Adam Day and Brad Mabb in Design in Metal. The Landcare and Horticulture class preparing holes for new structures in the garden.
20 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Katelyn Gallegos-Calderon, Olivia Peters, Amber Nagy and Charolotte Bailey cooking on Dominic Day.
Masterchefs! Chelsea Hickman wearing the stylish apron she designed herself.
Year 1 spaghetti towers – Maddison Trey Rhodes, Isabella McCulloch and Lyne, Aiden Waller, Ella Fitzpatrick and Clayton Reev making spatgetti towers Hugh Smith. in Year 1.
Annie Dillon and Olivia Hamori show off their chocolate mousse creations.
Elliott Stevensen in VET Construction.
Welding in VET
Brodie Cate and Charles Lawrie in Robotics.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 21 Humanities
Throughout the College, Humanities is explored through Studies of Society and the Environment (SOSE), Business Studies, Indonesian, Child Studies and Introduction to Psychology and Sociology. There have been many exciting opportunities for students, with the chance for authentic learning to occur. Students have had the opportunity to participate in a variety of exciting excursions as well as having engaging performances and classroom based experiences.
Images, top to bottom, left to right: A visit to Mr Nolan to learn about worm farms. Xavier and Riley from Kinder collecting eggs. Morgan Phillips and Jake Roberts exploring the environment at Tahune. Prep celebrating Pyjama Day as part of their winter unit.
22 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Rhianna Pearce, Georgia Ryan, Sam Preparing our “Nasi Goreng” after a Palmer and Andrew Cairns travelled sing-a-long with the Year 8 Indonesian to Deloraine to compete in a Model class. United Nations Assembly (MUNA).
Year 6 learnt about the Australian Government and democracy. Year 6 students at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
Paige and Adrianna care for the virtual babies in Child Studies.
Mr Wolford’s Year 10s in a “Peace Treaty” role-play.
Mahalia Kingsley and Laura Dennison Year 4 exploring Geeveston on their with their Egyptian Project. way to the Tahune Airwalk.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 23 English
English is an integral part of our lives. Every day, we are listening, responding, reading, creating, viewing and speaking. Throughout the year, the students at our College have experienced a multitude of rich learning tasks to engage them in literacy.
It has been a busy year in the English/Literacy Department. Some Year 7s were involved in the MS Readathon in Term 2, while all Year 9s took part in a workshop by Mr Geoff Goodfellow, an Australian author with a quirky sense of humour. Year 8s worked with a Dominic Old Scholar, Mr Lenny Bartulin, who is now a well-known author. Our Year 10s attended a presentation by Ms Marcelle Bernard, a motivational speaker who gave students ideas on how to speak in public and at interviews.
Images, clockwise from top left: Prep S students drawing and writing under the sail on the Primary Campus. Author, Mr Geoff Goodfellow, talking to Year 8s about what inspired him to start writing. Year 8 students, Nikki Murray, Anna Di Carlo, Olivia Philpott and Brianna Woolley with a magazine they created in Mr Woolford’s English classes. Zack Hayes, Mathew Dalton and William Berry with Marcelle Bernard.
24 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Year 1 students engaged in research reading.
Loneliness By Joseph, Year 4P
You are lots of sad things. You are not happy, lovely things. You are dark, bad things. You are like rainy clouds.
You’re like clouds full or storms.
It tastes like ash from a big fire. Kinder Bear students using the Year 7 English students reading their Listening Post. own stories to the Kinder Bears. You’re sad and lonely.
Year 4 students with a visiting artist, Mr Steve Isham, sharing his story Penguin.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 25 LOTE
Selamat datang!
Dominic College students have been busy learning and celebrating the language and culture of Indonesia this year.
Year 5 students have been seen waving their red and white Indonesian flags proudly as part of a cultural unit. They have also studied Balinese folk stories, and learnt about the frustrated and hungry giant who formed Lake Batur.
Year 6 students created a book introducing themselves – “Kenalkan,” and are developing their conversation skills at a rapid pace, chatting about themselves and their pets. restaurant, Dede, in their unit on Food – Year 7 students have been testing their “Makanan di Indonesia.” Students enjoyed a creativity skills, making colourful shadow three course banquet, including “sate ayam” puppets in their unit on “Wayang kulit” and (chicken satay), “mie goreng” (fried noodles), Hindu epic - “Ramayana.” Year 7 students “ayam isi” (stuffed chicken wings), “gado- were also invited to see guest performers gado” (vegetables with a peanut sauce), and using “wayang kulit” as a part of a drama a refreshing dessert of “rambutan” and ice performance in Term 3. cream. The Year 8 students explored the delights The highlight of the year was when a of Indonesian food at a local Indonesian group of Year 8 students were invited to take on the role of language teachers. One afternoon, armed with the lyrics and a short visual clip, they taught the Year 1 students a counting song in Indonesian. “Satu, dua, tiga bunga...”
2011 will be an exciting year for the students of Bahasa Indonesia with the much anticipated completion of a Language Centre as a part of the new multi-purpose building at Dominic College.
“Selamat Jalan!”
Mrs Sonia O’Leary, Indonesian teacher
Images, clockwise from top: Anna Di Carlo teaching the Year 1s the Indo song. Annabelle Haney and Dante Ottavi displaying the Indo flag. Sam Lacy-Fogarty, Adam Sproule, Lucas Hendersen and Adam Oates. Patrick Bevan, Drew Dillon and Claudi Bester displaying their “wayang” puppets.
26 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Awards
Religious Education Awards Science Awards Health, Physical Education Year 6 Maddie Dillon Year 6 Calista Storen and Sport Awards Year 6 Molly Baker Year 6 Jae Cashion Year 6 Molly McGovern Year 7 Amy Clark Year 7 Laura Clear Year 6 Stacie Young Year 8 Timothy Chivers Year 8 Samuel Ambler Year 7 Gemma Chisholm Year 9 Jeremy Hall Year 9 Rachel Roberts Year 8 Ondrea Duncan Year 10 Olivia Kaczorek Year 10 Nicholas King Year 9 Garett Carpenter Year 10 Science Extended Year 10 Kaitlyn Cantrell English Awards Cameron Valentine Athletic Development Year 6 Molly McGovern Year 9 Science Extended Michael Cleary Year 6 Stacie Young Emma Coad Sports Science Year 7 Lily Russell Science Studies Jessica Edmundson Year 8 Taylah Farrell Olivia Kaczorek Outdoor Education Year 9 Paula Castillo Year 9 Hannah Clear Year 10 Samuel Palmer Humanities Awards Year 10 Joshua Young Creative Writing Rachel Horne Studies of Society and the Public Speaking Georgia Ryan Environment Creative Arts Year 6 Jessica Fitzpatrick Art, Craft and Design Mathematics Awards Year 6 Cayla Johnson Year 6 Finnian Pasanen Year 6 Calista Storen Year 7 Aleisha Herington Year 6 Hannah Humes Year 6 Jack Gallahar Year 8 Amy Rainbird Year 7 Nicola McCulloch Year 7 Aleisha Herington Year 9 Rachel Roberts Year 8 Timothy Chivers Year 8 Bradley Tuffin Year 10 Cameron Valentine Year 9/10 Amy Mason Year 9 Paula Castillo Year 10 Georgia Ryan Languages Other Than Music Mathematics Methods Foundation English (LOTE) – Indonesian Year 6 Molly McGovern Olivia Kaczorek Year 6 Te’ulc Biggs Year 6 Hannah Humes Mathematics Extended Year 6 Molly Baker Year 7 Laura Clear Rachel Roberts Year 7 Patrick Beven Year 8 Mitchell Cosson Year 8 Taylah Farrell Music for Performance Ellen Bennett Business Enterprise Music for College Justin Estrada Jonathan Warwarek Business Studies Adam Day Drama Child Studies Year 6 Patrick Di Martino Alicia Edmundson Year 6 Hayden Clark Introduction to Psychology and Year 7 Maddeline Clifford Sociology Year 8 Taylah Farrell Cameron Valentine Year 9/10 Rhea Cornelius Dominic College Yearbook 2010 27 Awards
Applied Studies Year 7-9 Awards
Home Economics Jade Award Cerritelli Family Award Year 7 Gemma Leaman Best All-round Students Best All-round Student - Year 9 Boys Year 8 Amy Rainbird - Year 7 Girls Tyler Barron Food Studies Cameron Smith Aleisha Herington Fashion Design Chelsea Hickman Sydney Grubb Memorial Award Jade Award (best all-round student Year 7 Boys) Materials, Design and Technology Best All-round Students Nathan Coad Year 7 Laura Clear - Year 8 Girls Year 8 Anna Di Carlo Amy Rainbird Sydney Grubb Memorial Special Scholarship Design in Wood Jade Award Best Improving - Year 7 Boys Year 9 Joshua Rayner Best All-round Students Liam Pullen Year 10 Rhianna Pearce - Year 9 Girls Rachel Roberts Sydney Grubb Memorial Design in Metal Creative Arts Award Year 9 Nicholas Gadd Fr Peter Carroll Award Best All-round Creative Arts Year 10 Brodie Carpenter Best All-round Student Student Years 7-9 - Year 8 Boys Miranda Robinson Design Graphics Samuel Ambler Benjamin Williams Ng-Lavelle Family Academic Computer Graphics Achievement Award - Year 7 Brodie Carpenter Laura Clear
Landcare/ Horticulture Ng-Lavelle Family Academic Year 9/10 Joshua Kunkler Achievement Award - Year 8 Sam Ambler/Connor Haas Information Technology Year 6 Shan Garwood Ng-Lavelle Family Academic Year 6 Frances Di Carlo Achievement Award - Year 9 Year 7 Mahalia Kingsley Rachel Roberts Year 8 Darragh O’Moore Year 9/10 Harrison Bickers
28 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Awards
Year 10 Awards Guilford Young College Bursary Don Bosco Loving Jonathan Warwarek Kindness Award St Dominic Savio Award for Shayne Smith Outstanding Leadership Ng-Lavelle Family Academic Molly Baker Sebastian Pasanen Achievement Award - Year 10 Samuel Palmer Sports Leader Outstanding Leadership Jessica Fitzpatrick - Mary Mackillop Award Year 6 Awards Frances Di Carlo Rhea Cornelius Overall Excellence Award Student of the Year Student of the Year Don Bosco Academic Achievement - St Dominic Guzman Award Best All-round Year 6 Student Calista Storen Samuel Palmer Academic Study, Sporting Stacie Young Participation and Community Spirit Student of the Year Molly McGovern Most Improved - St Catherine of Siena Award Stacie Young Maddie Dillon Olivia Kaczorek Samuel Holdsworth Campus leadership award Community Service Finnian Pasanen Teacher’s Registration Board Award - St John Bosco Award Molly McGovern For commitment to learning, applying Brodie Carpenter the values of respect, empathy and RSL quiet achiever award honesty and for active involvement in Community Service Taylah Pullen the life of the College - Caroline Chisholm Award Hannah Humes Frances Di Carlo Tashina Wolff Glenorchy Rotary Club school Sporting Commitment spirit and participation award - Fr Kevin O’Mara Award Patrick Di Martino Michael Cleary Frances Di Carlo
Sporting Commitment The Dominic P&F Association - Fr Kevin O’Mara Award Spirit Award Lauri Wallner Mekayla Burns Samuel Holdsworth Best All-round Student - Br Peter Dezani Award Jessica Edmundson
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 29 Achievement & Support Programs
Student Support
As part of ongoing student support at Dominic, the Life Skills program has offered secondary students the opportunity to meet with other participating Catholic Colleges in a Social Network Club. Once a month participating schools take a turn at being the host to the other colleges. Recently we have enjoyed a trip to Moonah Bowls, a double-decker bus ride, a visit to The Royal Hobart Show and a trip on the Lady Nelson. All events are accompanied by lunch. As well as being educational events, the visits provide an opportunity to enrich social skills and practise team work, plus they are a lot of fun.
Mrs Gillian Taylor Learning Support Teacher
Achievement Area
Our aim is to bring the College dream to life; “an exciting learning community in which each individual’s learning goals are moved in a positive direction.” This means every student and teacher are part of the Achievement Area in a myriad of different ways; whole class, small groups, individuals. This can mean specifically the student who needs extra assistance, those who need enrichment, and those who need time to work on a small section of work. This work can be done in the classroom, in Room 5 or where ever is deemed appropriate for the learning. Each student’s learning is valued and treated on an individual basis, thus each student receives the learning that is relevant to them.
Mrs Barbara Baker Images, clockwise from top: Bryce de Bomford, Chris Daly and Kyle Phillips ready to embark on another Social Club Achievement Area Teacher adventure. Celebrating Father’s Day. Kyle Phillips and Ashley Dillon building a replica of a Roman villa. Making sherbet. The Special Olympics.
30 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Special thanks to Ms Rachel Coad and Ms Kristine Wright from Karadi for their warm hospitality, generous support and ongoing commitment to our Indigenous Focus Karadi Girl’s Group. Ms Gabrielle Ashlin, Indigenous Liaison Our proud First People....
It feels great to be able to carry on the legacy of our ancestors, passing on our stories and way of life. Brad Mabb, Year 9 Many Aboriginal people have had to deny their heritage for too long, my dad has taught me to be proud of who I am and my culture. Tom Dare, Year 9
We are connected through our heritage and identity. Hand in hand we are one, united, a proud family. We are cared for, respected and loved. Shannon Bedford, Year 10
“Pride, joy, identity, happy and fun” are words I would use to describe our Indigenous Program at Dominic College. Andrew Cairns, Year 10
Images, left to right, top to bottom: Ms Gilligan recognises, respects & honours the place of the first people of this nation in her NAIDOC Week address at the College Flag Raising Ceremony; A fun journey of discovery & creativity with ochre for Indigenous students together with their friends at TMAG; Sharing wallaby & mutton bird tasting plates together with AFL Indigenous hero & leader posters for all primary classes during NAIDOC Week; Manager of Women’s Karadi Aboriginal Corporation, Ms Rachel Coad at our NAIDOC Week Flag Raising Ceremony. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday with Fr Laurie Moate & GYC at St John’s Parish; Voting for inaugural Indigenous Student Leaders; TAC Senior Heritage Officer, Aaron Everett together with Ms Gilligan & Indigenous students at the TAC Flag Raising Ceremony & luncheon; Treasured Tasmanian Aboriginal artefacts purchased at the Karadi Art Exhibition.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 31 Immersion learning
This year the students at Dominic College have had the chance to attend many amazing camps. The camping experience is a fantastic one for all students involved. Students gain confidence, experience 6R at the Duckhole new things with their peers and have the opportunity to learn in a new environment.
Special thanks is extended to all staff who came along on these camps, whose support and commitment to creating these positive experiences for our students is commendable.
Year 5 Camp – Woodfield Lodge Year 5 attended a one night camp at Woodfield Lodge at Dysart. Some of the activities they participated in include: team building activities, waterfall walk, shelter and fire building, scavenger hunt and photo search, wagon ride, billy carts, archery, flying fox, trampolines, campfire, nocturnal walk, and tug-o-war.
Year 7 Fortescue Bay Camp The white sandy beaches and eucalypt forests of Fortescue Bay were the setting for our Year 7 camp in 2010. At the beginning of Term 1 all of our enthusiastic A rest on Year 5 camp Year 7s headed out over two weeks on a three day camp designed to allow them to get to know each other better and to expand the friendship circles they already have at Dominic.
Over the three days on camp, students were faced with some challenging activities including: raft building, bushwalking, team games and initiatives. They were also given the opportunity to learn about the coastal environment of the Tasman Peninsula with the local ranger and some fun science activities. A highlight for most students was the afternoons of swimming and beach The great outdoors cricket.
32 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 During this journey students were given the opportunity take on leadership roles within the group, to develop their own organisational skills and to experience the diverse culture and natural beauty of New Zealand. It was a pleasure to share these once in a life time experiences with such a positive, uplifting group who are a credit to their college communities.
Year 6 Canberra trip Year 6 students had the opportunity to attend a trip to Canberra in Term 3, which was a huge success. The two Year 6 classes spent four days exploring all the wonderful sites that our nation’s capital has to offer. There were a range of different experiences provided for the students and it was a fantastic opportunity for all involved. Year 6 Camp- Far South The students had a wonderful time and The two Year 6 classes attended a two represented our College well. night camp at Far South Wilderness Lodge, just south of Dover. They experienced an Year 9 Eco-spirituality Camp exciting range of activities some of these In 2010 our Year 9 students were given included: a bushwalk to Duckhole Lake, the opportunity to experience the natural a trip to Hastings Caves and pool, raft beauty of the Freycinet Peninsula on their building at Dover Beach, fun at Roaring Eco-spirituality Camp. The camp was Beach, environmental art, Mass, “Red Faces” designed to enable students to explore night and many more fantastic activities. their relationship with God through All students participated well and will take developing a deeper understanding and away lasting memories from their camping appreciation of the natural environment. experience. On the first day local ranger, Dave Adams, Fun and adventure in New Zealand talked to the groups about the natural On September 3 2010, a group of 18 staff and cultural significance of the area. Over and students from Dominic College and the following two days, students had the Sacred Heart College embarked on an opportunity to rock climb and abseil on awe-inspiring journey through the South the coastal cliffs at White Water Wall, Island of New Zealand. walk up to the Wineglass Bay lookout, visit Cape Tourville lighthouse, explore Friendly After a shaky start from the Christchurch Beaches and spend time in quiet reflection earthquake the group headed north to to appreciate the natural surroundings. the relaxing thermal pools of Hanmer Springs, then across to the West Coast for Ms Michelle Watson some Blackwater Rafting in Greymouth and Mrs Hayley Joyce and hiking on the Franz Josef Glacier. They then headed to Wanaka and Queenstown for some paint balling action, skiing at the Images, top left: Hut building at Year 5 camp.
Remarkables, bungy jumping at Kawarau Centre, top to bottom: Hiking on Franz Josef Glacier Bridge, jet boating on the Shotover River, - Leonie, Krista and Olivia. Year 6 Raft Building at white water rafting on the Kawarau River Dover. Year 6 students outside Parliament House in and hill top luging in Queenstown. After 11 days of adrenalin the travel, the weary Canberra. Jet Boating on the Shotover River. Outdoor group headed up to Kaikoura for the Education. Snowboarding at the Remarkables, opportunity to swim with dolphins and Queenstown. tackle one final shopping spree.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 33 Excursions
Excursions form an integral part of student learning. Throughout 2010 Dominic College students experienced a variety of external/off campus learning environments and visiting performers across all curriculum areas.
Kinder – Year 6 excursions As part of the culminating event of our integrated units, an excursion or activity at school is often planned. These aid the student in pulling together all of the information they have learnt and seeing it in Year 7-10 excursions Science students also visited the Marine Discovery Centre at Woodbridge to further a real sense. The University of Tasmania was a popular understand marine environments. venue for a number of learning experiences: Camps are also planned to aid students • Science Extended Students participated to develop a sense of community in their in the Primary Industry Centre for Creative Arts class, or as is the case of the Canberra trip, Science Education (PICSE) Science • Year 8 Art excursion to the Long an immersion into our countries politics, Investigation Awards. Gallery and TMAG. history and law. • Year 9 Science students visited UTAS • Year 8 Drama Students visited the City to participate in a hands-on workshop of Clarence Eisteddfod. Excursions and activities are many and titled Seeing the Light. • Year 9/10 Drama students visited the varied depending on their purpose. They • Information Technology students visited Theatre Royal for the Bell Shakespeare can be to Molesworth for team building, the Robocop competition. Company Student Workshop. Mt Field for learning about our National • Year 7 SOSE enjoyed UTAS Classics • Year 9/10 Dance students participated Parks, CSIRO for Science fun, pyjama day Museum which presented “Artefacts in a workshop with TAS Dance for a winter theme, and Year 1 off to the from all Ancient Civilizations”. performers, with the objective of shops after they had planned their menu appreciating contemporary dance. for healthy eating. These are but a few of • Students who chose Music as an the varied excursions which offer extended Science elective attended the Amplified 2010 learning opportunities. Science Extended students took a field trip Conference. to the southern forest area at Geeveston in order to enhance their understanding of “sustainable forestry”.
Above: Year 3 excursion to Mt Field. Opposite page, images clockwise from top left: James Ogilvie abseiling on Year 9 Camp. Dance Event at the Tasmanian Hockey Centre. Nick Gadd working on construction on the Try a Trade excursion. Ben Stearnes and Rhea Cornelius at a Leadership Day.
34 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Applied Studies Landcare students visited: • An apricot orchard to gain practical experience in pruning techniques. • The Woodbridge Marine Discovery Centre to study the aquaculture industries.
Business Studies students visited several local Hobart businesses to access first- hand knowledge of all areas of business operations.
• Design in Wood students visited Forestry Tasmania to study different types of wood. • Design in Metal students visited the CSIRO Centre to further understand the science behind engineering.
Try a Trade at the Derwent Entertainment Other excursions Centre was extremely popular due to the Several Year 9/10 students attended the variety of experiences on offer at any one Defence 2020 Youth Challenge at the Army time. Barracks
Humanities Vinnie’s students attended the Justice Action Day and also several meetings with Vinnie’s Child Studies Classes visited the Maternity students from other Colleges and assisted Section at Calvary Hospital. at camps for under- privileged students.
Indonesian language students visited an Gifted and Talented students attended Dr Indonesian restaurant for lunch in order to Peter Vardy’s lecture titled “Tomorrow’s sample Indonesian cuisine. World: Issues in Truth, Ethics and the Environment”.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 35 Co-curricular
Co-curricular activities are programs that run alongside our normal classroom activities. They are opportunities which teachers run in their own free time for the benefit of our students.
Some of the many activities that have run this year include:
• Breakfast Club • Walking Club • Games Club • Book Club • Computer Club • Choirs for Years 1/2, 3/4, and 5/6 • Individual instruments • Tournament of the Minds (TOM) • Robotics • First Lego League • MUNA (Model United Nations Assembly) • Rostrum Voice of Youth • Concert Band • Chorale (for which students auditioned) • General Secondary Choir • Cheerleading • Clown School • Stage and Lighting Management • Company 7 (Drama Year 7) A huge “thank you” must go out to the • Senior Drama many educators, who give up their time, • Boys Only Hip Hop Dance so that our students can have these extra • Dance Ensemble opportunities. • Tutoring after school for Maths and Science, and Art Teachers at Dominic College remain totally • Homework Club committed to providing the best possible • Numerous Sporting and Outdoor learning opportunities for all students. Education Activities • Karadi Girls Group Don’t forget to look out in 2011 for the many and varied co-curricular activities that As you can see from the few activities out will be offered. of the many that are organised, our students are given a wide choice of activities to have fun, get healthy, learn a new skill or just relax and socialise with friends.
Images, above, top to bottom: Primary Robotics Team.Homework Club. Opposite page, left to right, top to bottom: Walking Club. Vinnies. Computer Club. Year 3/4 Choir. Year 1/2 Choir. Music Performance Group. Cheerleading.Year 5/6 Choir. Breakfast Club.
36 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 The Walking Club
Performers
Cheerleading
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 37 Infants
Kinder – Planting strawberries with Mrs Coad.
Kinder – Mitchell working in the Animal Hospital.
Kinder – Kinder Mice receiving their certificates at a Junior Assembly. Prep – Celebrating the Good News in the chapel at the Prep prayer service.
Prep – Enjoying a teddy bears’ picnic lunch. Prep – Forging friendships – Emma and Amelie in Room 2.
38 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Year 1- Agnes and Marcus Year 1 – Students working working on number patterns in together to create a human Numeracy groups. number line.
Year 1 – The Year 1s lead the Junior Assembly in prayer, singing with us the “Our Father”.
Year 2 – Daniel’s wire sculpture. Junior Assembly
Year 2 – Students kicking their heels up at the ACHPER Dance Event.
Year 2 – Olivia and Charlotte having fun making truffles on Dance Event Dominic Day.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 39 Bosco
Bosco is a unique example of revolution and achievement within Dominic College. It only took one win for “The Big Blue House” to realise the immense potential it had to succeed in 2010. Starting with an intense Swimming Carnival, Bosco presented itself as a foremost contender in the race for the Aggregate Shield. A victory in this carnival renewed the spirit and confidence in members of Bosco House, since this was the first year Bosco had won the Swimming Carnival in 10 years. Due to the fact that Bosco finished last in the 2009 carnival, this was a very special undertaking. Special mentions must go to Chloe Stevenson and Ellen Young, who won Year 10 swimming events despite being in Year 7.
There are many things that demonstrated winning best character performance from in the House this year. the improvement of Bosco House through Chelsea Hickman and the inspiring guidance success in carnivals, initially the victory in the of the Bosco House Leaders, specifically Congratulations to all Bosco staff and Swimming Carnival, then the Dominic Day William Berry with his exceptional director students for their many efforts and we hope Cup, in which Pastoral Groups supported skills. For the record, Bosco also won Best this renewed spirit can flow into the future and worked amazingly well together. A Technical Features and Most Original Script. of Bosco House. We have certainly “raised highlight was Chelsea breaking the cup on Of course, Zac Nichols’ performance as the bar.” her head through excitement. “Queen Shazza” will not be forgotten. As leaders, we have tried to make the A second placing in both the Athletics Bosco House is also doing very well in Years most of every opportunity and now we and Cross Country Carnivals indicates K - 6, finishing 4th in the Swimming Carnival are coming towards the end of Year 10, we an exceptional house effort, with more and 3rd in the Cross Country Carnival. certainly will never regret putting the effort students running for Bosco than ever in. It was absolutely worth it - you have no before. The spirit present in both these There are many other areas in which Bosco regrets when you try your hardest. carnivals was evident when the Domain students have excelled and contributed Athletics Centre was coated in a sea of blue to their House and College throughout Jonathan Warwarek, Chelsea Hickman, Bosco tops and flags. Special congratulations the year, with success in areas of academia, Jacob Wigg and Kelsie Minty - House to Alex Elwell (Year 10), Ryan Woodford the arts, sports and community service. Leaders (Year 8), Matthew Stocks (Year 7), and Countless Bosco students also gave up their Olivia Harriss (Year 7) who all won their time and effort to support the College respective Cross Country events. Twilight Fair, and due recognition must go to This year would not have been as successful if it all students involved. It has been a fantastic wasn’t for our Incredible Leaders. Thank you for and inspiring year for Bosco House and The House Drama victory continued to your commitment, spirit, effort and hard work. You boost spirit and morale, with an award- many thanks must go to everyone involved have set Bosco House up for an exciting future. Mr Aaron Davey Images: Jacob Wigg (VC), Jonathan Warwarek (C), Chelsea Hickman (C) and Kelsie Minty (VC). Bosco House Coordinator
40 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Swimming Carnival winners!
Ben Stearnes, Jacob Wigg, Kelsie Minty, Della Enniss, Stephanie Carver, Elliette Harrison, Chelsea Hickman and Ashleigh McSherry.
Mr Cardamatis
Aiden Pearton and Peter O’Keefe.
Elliette Harrison and Della Enniss. Bosco House Drama cast and crew.
Olivia Philpott, Maddie Bligh, Isabella King, Kirsty Inches and Ondrea Jonathan.
Brendan Ransley, Jonathan Warwarek, Ben Stearnes, Alex Elwell and William Berry. Mr Woolford in House Drama.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 41 Guzman
Rohan Polanowski and Madelyn Carver were House Captains for 2010, with Nicholas King and Natasha Donaghy our Vice Captains. Guzman has been known in the past for having great house spirit, great teamwork and individual talent. This was also shown this year, in all areas including academic, sporting and community service.
Nicholas King received a high distinction in the Monash Science Competition, and Rachel Roberts received a distinction in the Year 9 Science Competition. Tashina Wolff and Rhianna Pearce were lucky enough to be in The Tournament of the Minds and received honours.
We were also lucky to have many sporting and creative achievements. Alex Wolff was a state champion in tennis and a member of the state cricket team, Zack Hayes won state titles for BMX, Liam Pullen played in the southern soccer premiership team, and Taylor Johnston was in the state soccer team. Amy Rainbird went to the mainland for CANA netball. Connor Haas won best new talent in House Drama.
Guzman students are known for helping Campus, we were all happy to be part of others, and many are members of Vinnie’s. such a great team and house. Rhianna Pearce was elected President of this group, while Andrew Cairns was elected Congratulations to our primary Guzman Vice President. Madelyn Carver was also members who have been doing us proud elected Treasurer. in the Swimming Carnival by coming 2nd overall, and achieved a solid result in the Olivia Kaczorek and Madelyn Carver were Cross Country. both honoured to find out that they were each chosen to receive a scholarship for Guzman looks forward to next year, to Guilford Young College in 2011. strive to raise the bar even higher in all areas. Even though Guzman did not win any of the carnivals this year on the Secondary Guzman House Captains
Images, clockwise from top: Guzman House Captains. Green and glittery at the Primary Athletics Carnival. Winners are grinners – flashing a Guzman crocodile smile at the Primary Athletics Carnival.
42 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Guzman goes for gold. Serious about their house at the Cross Country Carnival.
Getting into the Guzman spirit at the Primary Swimming Carnival.
Go go Guzman! Year 10 Guzman greats enjoying an icypole after their Cross Country race.
Winning crocodile smiles at the Primary Cross Country Carnival. Guzman breaks through the Cross Country pack, with the help of superhero tights and capes.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 43 Savio
2010 proved to be a busy year in Savio House with commitment and participation being a common theme. Across the school some very good results were obtained on our carnival days with great spirit and sportsmanship always displayed.
Some highlights on the carnival days include 1st places in the Primary Cross Country, Secondary Athletics Carnival and Secondary Cross Country Carnival.
As secondary Student Leaders, we were kept busy with some new initiatives. The first ever Savio House newsletter “Shark Tales” became compulsory reading and the introduction of new Savio T-shirts and singlets also proved popular.
Our sponsor child, Esther Nyapendi from Uganda, was a focus for our fundraising activities. Esther is in Year 6 and she enjoys playing sports, ball games, and she wishes to be a doctor.
A highlight for many this year was House Drama, where we performed a slightly twisted version of Jack and the Bean Stalk. Great fun was had by all rehearsing and performing this entirely student led activity.
A total of 17 Savio House badges were distributed this year, highlighting the coordinator. commitment some of our students are showing to their House and the College. To all our fellow Sharks – “Stay safe in the waters that are Dominic College. Treasure We would like to thank our Pastoral your years, and aim for the stars.” Teachers – Mrs Waugh, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Kinne, Mrs Marcenko, and Fr Shannon Bedford and Sebastian Pasanen, Brian, for their care and concern this year. Savio House Captains Thanks also to Mr Wright who did a great job in his first year as Savio House Co-
Images, clockwise from top: Term 1 Savio badge recipients. Rhea about to cut down the beanstalk. The entire crew for Jack and the Beanstalk.
44 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Victory to the sharks!
Preparing for the Cross Country Carnival. Eric Glover painted up and ready to swim.
Secondary Savio House Leaders: Vice Captains Harrison Bickers and Lauri Wallner, and Captains Shannon Bedford and Sebastian Pasanen.
The winning trophy at the Victory to Savio in the Secondary Primary Cross Country. Athletics Carnival.
Fashion by the pool. Primary sharks preparing to take a dip.
Primary cheer squad at the Primary Cross Country.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 45 Siena
Siena had a great year on the athletics field and in the pool on the Secondary Campus with both carnivals getting a great attendance. There were a number of successful individual and team efforts at both carnivals and we would like to applaud everyone involved on their commitment and house spirit. The Cross Country Carnival was our other big sporting event this year and once again we had a much improved number of competitors. Siena as a whole is very proud of everyone who participated and we hope to have even more success in the next few years.
In the K - 6 Years, Siena showed the way for the Secondary, managing first place in the House Swimming Carnival with 357 points! Again, the Siena primary students were in the mix in the Cross Country Carnival finishing only 4 points behind the winners. We’re expecting a result just as successful for the upcoming Athletics Carnival. 7 new talent, Nellie Ryan, who played the Gregson, Kiera Farr, Jessica Edmundson, The Dominic Day Cup may have went to star role of Little Red. Chloe Blackwell, Elise Jolly, Jessica McCarthy, Bosco, but Siena’s effort and house spirit Sharni Woolley, and Lucy Cripps. was undeniable. Pastoral teachers and Siena’s main support for the Twilight Fair students alike motivated each other and was through Siena 2’s Lucky Sock Stall, Ms Pearce was our fantastic House shared a joke, teamwork between students which helped raise money to go towards Coordinator at the beginning of the year and teachers was exceptional, and the fun the school. Plenty of the Siena students and we’d like to congratulate her on the games made for a fantastic afternoon out of were also on hand to help out at the Bosco birth of her son, Myles. Miss Brown, who the classroom. Dessert Stall. stepped in as her replacement part way through Term 2, has filled those shoes nicely, For our very first Secondary House Students who show exceptional house spirit and we appreciate everything both teachers Drama Competition, Siena were given within their homeroom, at house carnivals, have done for Siena. the story Little Red Riding Hood to turn community service and other areas of the into a twisted tale. The devoted team school are chosen to receive a house badge. Siena may not have triumphed with high of actors, script writers, lights and music These badges are given out at one of our scores, or excessive results, but we’re just operators were enthusiastic and turned the House Assemblies. Hardworking recipients preparing for 2011! performance into a show to remember for this year included; Garett Carpenter, both the audience and cast. Siena won the Annabelle Haney, Anna Giameos, Alicia Siena House Captains award for best set and showcased their Year Edmundson, Maddison Tomkinson, Abbie
Above: Siena House Captains Brodie Carpenter and Caitlin Harris, and Vice Captains Elliott Stevenson and Jessica Edmundson.
46 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 A pregnant Ms Pearce gets set to take on the students in the combined relay at the Secondary Siena Leadership Group 2010. Athletics Carnival.
Siena Secondary House Leaders sitting, waiting, hoping, wishing.
Our gun – Lisa McConnon!
waiting, hoping, wishing
The Siena Primary House Leaders excitedly accept the shield for winning the Primary House Swimming Carnival. Happy Siena girls Daina Jurevics, Molly McGovern, and Nicole Netherton. Jessica Edmundson works hard to make up for Mr Davey’s cheating tactics. Where’s your baton Mr Davey?
Senate representatives Brodie Carpenter and Ellen Bennett.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 47 48 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Charity towards young people is the
Donbest Bosco way of helping them. OUR CLASSES Dominic College Yearbook 2010 49 Years K - 6
Brother Michael Morrow and the Games Club.
Nicholas Harris, Josh Guy and Mitchell Jarvis at Primary Athletics Carnival.
Mikayla Carnes, Alec Wilde and Harry Guy.
Piper Queen, Miss Brown and Indy Brideson at Mt Field.
Dominic Day activities with Mrs Baker.
Mrs Kaye Pullen.
Archbishop Adrian Doyle with the Year 6 students at the combined Year 6 Graduation Mass.
Jordan Green, Jessica Evans, Isabella Cooke and Campbell Wood – Year 2s. 50 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Curriculum K-6
“...Raise the bar... we can do it with 100% support from everyone.” Paul Williams, 2010.
Paul Williams, our Head of Secondary Students, came up with the image of a student jumping a high jump that accompanied this quote. The quote would be the metaphor that would challenge our students throughout the year in many different domains.
From their classroom and their efforts in literacy and numeracy to the ways they related to others and everything in-between. From the sacred, and their engagement with what it is to be a member of a Salesian community at Dominic College, to the energetic like the “Dominic’s Got Talent,” we have raised the bar considerably.
There is an old hymn sometimes sung at Mass that has the line, “we are many parts, we are all one body.” The 100% support fidelity.” Dominic College is “dynamic” in comes from an appreciation of each other’s the way it responds to the educational uniqueness and our willingness to support needs of today’s students but the challenge and encourage others, especially in areas we is always to incorporate Salesian principles may not have explored ourselves. I have with “fidelity.” enjoyed being part of the Dominic College community when I have seen students and Love of each student’s uniqueness, an staff give opportunities for each other to engagement with their spirituality and a shine. passion for the vocation of teaching are Salesian values we can never tire of “raising In a year when Salesians celebrate the life of the bar” on. Don Bosco’s successor, Michael Rua, we can learn much from his example. It was said of Mr Joe Sandric Michale Rua that he exemplified “dynamic Acting Head of Primary Campus
Images, clockwise from top: Andrew Chinn taking a RE workshop with the primary students in the chapel. Charlie Pride Hats of Pride Award winners, for collecting the most clothes for the Vinnies clothing drive. Mrs Baker showing the Year 5 Maths Extension students an exercise on the smart board. Mrs Joyce with some primary student leaders at the Induction Ceremony in Term 1.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 51 Kinder Bears
Kinder Bears Teacher: Miss Alison Taylor; Teacher Assistants: Mrs Deborah Gray & Mrs Patricia Coad Back row: Miss Alison Taylor, Chloe Bone, James Wolfe, Oliver Geeves, Xavier Tonks, Mrs Deborah Gray, Cody Whittaker, Jordan Richards, Charlotte Eiszele, Riley Braslin, Mrs Patricia Coad. Middle row: Jude Holbrook, Erin Richards, Maddison Cains, Besse Harman, Sophie Cockerill, Rachael Glidden, Amber Cruise, Jordan Harrison, Reese Cubit, Martin Kose. Front row: Lily Bowerman, Sarah O’Reilly, Blake Hooker, Storm Barron, Bilombele Alumbulwa, Henry Edwards, Samuel Cox, Harry Cowen, Hannah Lane MacDonald, Charlize Mace, Jack Hurd. Kinder Mice
Kinder Mice Teacher: Miss Allison Taylor; Teacher Assistants: Mrs Lynda Graham & Mrs Deborah Gray. Back row: Miss Alison Taylor, Taylah Chick, Cayden Hill, Jethro Plunkett, Luca Newell, Mrs Deborah Gray, Joshua Willson, Harrison Blair-Catto, William Smith, Ronan Collins- Roberts, Mrs Lynda Graham. Middle row: Mitchell Brown, Solomon Kidane, Lucy Hollingsworth, Georgia Nikitaras, Max Peters, Marcus Tattersall, William Heaton, Blake Klaffer, Hawi Bowerman. Front row: Anisah Johnson, Katie Stefankowski, Zahara Richardson, Elliot Skinner, Owen McClafferty, Jacob Cowen, Samuel Daly-Leaman, Andrea Escobar, Zoelle Lin, Bradley Roberts. 52 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 The special things about Kindergarten are: Pyjama Day + Playing on the new equipment + Cooking with the play dough + Sending letters to our friends + Using the reading cubby + Building with the Lego block outside + Prayer time with our prayer bear + Going to the writing centre + Playing in the Kinder Hospital + Measuring with the scales + Reading in the Reading Corner + Spending time with our friends + Playing with puzzles + Playing with our friends + Making pancakes on Shrove Tuesday.
Images, clockwise from top left: Bessie drawing on the interactive whiteboard. Billie Bear loved going on lots of adventures with the Kinder Bears. Joshua and Cayden tending to the Kinder Garden. Luca and Jethro celebrating Footy Colours Day in Kinder Mice. Painting our Reading Cubby. Millie Mouse had a busy year visiting all of the Kinder Mice at home. Zoelle and Max measuring to see how long they made their chain. Pyjama Day in Kinder Bears.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 53 Prep D
Prep D Teacher: Mrs Linda Douglas; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Nanette Dowling. Back row: Mrs Linda Douglas, Owen Pearce, Jett Clark, Irin Narlely, Logan Nagy, Grace Goodman, Kiona Crawford, Mrs Nanette Dowling. Middle row: Ella Rainbird, Sarah Wright, Connor Spangler, Amelie Brouwer, Jacob Tarvydas, Chloe Cooper, William Brain, Brooklyn Woolley, Hollie Siegemund, Loannis Paradisis. Front row: Ashley Cruse, Xavier Combs, Jacksyn Flack, Jaxson Barron, Bonnie Bowden, Tyler Duggan, Ashlee Bresnehan, Cade Burgess, Jack Cassidy, Patrick Cornell, Molly Everett. Prep S
Prep S Teacher: Mrs Nicole Shanny; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Annette Halls. Back row: Mrs Annette Halls, Jackson French, Lucas Allen, Jessica Doyle, Harry Breslin, Ewan Bacon, Ava Stephens, Aidan Dwyer, Mrs Nicole Shanny. Middle row: Oscar Breslin, Erin Waters, Chloe Green, Connor Steele, Liam Harris, Kate Young, Max Brideson, Ariarne Roberts, Connor Ellis, Kelsea Cano Calderon. Front row: Kaitlyn Allen, Lindsay Wiggins, Isaac Skinner, Zoe Quilliam, Elizabeth Pettit, Jack Kalis, Bella Reid, Holly Tennant, Samuel Anning, Hannah Maw, Hayley McCullogh.
54 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Ewan Bacon showing us his creative talents during an outdoor art lesson.
Room 2 getting ready to compete in the Cross Country Carnival.
Illustrator Steve Isham visited the Primary Campus and encouraged the Preps to be junior illustrators. In this photo you can see Oscar and Harry concentrating on their art work.
Yianni, Isaac, Lucas, Irin, Ava and Bonnie discussing their ideas during a volume and capacity activity in the sandpit.
Room 1 sending out their love to everyone.
Owen, Jacob, Ashlee, Ashley and Yianni proudly stand behind their amazing cup tower.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 55 1G
Year 1G Teacher: Mrs Angela Gibbons; Teacher Assistants: Mrs Carole Herrington & Br Michael Morrow SDB. Back row: Br Michael Morrow SDB, Ebony Langford, Ursula Harris, Elliott Ling, Clayton Reeve, Mrs Angela Gibbons, Zac Butchart, Danika Russell, Lucy Wolfe, Venetia Paradisis, Mrs Carole Herrington. Middle row: Hugh Smith, Doyle Browning, Callum McKendrick, Katelyn Gallegos Calderon, Mitchell Zielinski, Maddison Cockerill, Emily Klaffer, James Lane MacDonald, Ella Fitzpatrick, Hannah Langford. Front row: Damian Howlett, Agnes Alumbulwa, Hayley Martin, Marcus Lyne, Lachlan Nilsson, Isabella Roberts, Lachlan Pullen, Nevada Whitley, Matilda McGovern, Jorja Geeves, Kaide Barwick. Absent: Charlotte Gillie. 1LP
Year 1LP Teachers: Mrs Kaye Pullen & Ms Ruth Lincoln. Teacher Assistants: Mrs Carole Herrington & Br Michael Morrow SDB. Back row: Br Michael Morrow SDB, Megan Steele, Indiana Cashion, Theona Kalis, Kaley Dillon, Mrs Kaye Pullen, Zac Holdsworth, Shanaya Young, Gabrielle Miranda, Libby Baker, Mrs Carole Herrington. Middle row: Declan Sproule, Isaia Johnson, Nicholas Jones, Alyssa Mustchin, Liam Cowen, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Ryan Hopkins, Trey Rhodes, Jack Howard. Front row: Isabella McCulloch, Ethan Henderson, Mitch Weedon, Maddison Lyne, Jordon Luck, Jack Lovell, Aiden Waller, Alyssa Haremza, Jake Duggan, Jude Gillis, Lea Krause. Absent: Mitchell Kennedy-Bannister, Mrs Ruth Lincoln. 56 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 “I am proud of myself because I have reached my goal to keep trying hard with my work. I had a good start to the year and I kept trying with my new goals. I’m happy with all my work in Year 1. My favourite part of Year 1 was learning new things.” James
Reaching for the stars in Year 1
With a whole school focus this year on “raising the bar,” our Year 1 students have been thinking about, discussing and writing out goals that we have set for ourselves. Some of these include work habits, neatness, giving our best efforts to all we do, being a caring friend and listening to the teacher. Each term children set their own goals and they were proudly displayed around our classrooms as a reminder, and to share with friends and families. At the end of each term reflections were written about how the students felt they were achieving these goals. This goal setting has contributed to a positive, responsible and motivated classroom environment where happy learners have made pleasing progress.
“I am happy because I have reached my goals and I’m happy because I have done it. My goals were hanging on a little “mini-me” and it helped me more because I always knew it was there. I never want to stop reaching for it and I do not want to stop adding on to it because it is my favourite thing. My best part of Year 1 is that everyone is so happy because happy kids work at Dominic College.” Charlotte
Images, top to bottom: Examining the heritage of our local environment with a trip back to Merton. Father Curmi assisting Year 1 in their understanding of the Sacrament of Baptism. Mega fruit creations from our ‘Wise Choice’ healthy eating unit. Room 3 showing support for their teams at Footy Colours Day. Room 4 dressed up in their favourite sports colours.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 57 2D
Year 2D Teacher: Mrs Jane Doyle; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Michele Guy. Back row: Mrs Jane Doyle, Charlotte Bailey, Khane Marley-Brooks, Charles Holmes, Jordan Day, Oliver Wareing, Caitlin Diprose, Emily Connell, Mrs Michele Guy. Middle row: Amber Nagy, Alex Wilson, Connor Riza, Lucy Carter, Isabella Cooke, Vincent Harman, Joshua Phillips, Ellysse Eiszele, Daniel Hunniford, Meaghan Paine. Front row: Ashley Cano, Nathan Bailey, Courtney Doyle, Amber Burns, Campbell Wood, Tristan Carmichael, Jordan Green, Olivia Peters, Georgia Enright, Tyson Pearce, Aeva Gillis. 2S
Year 2S Teacher: Mr Brent Scanlon; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Michele Guy. Back row: Mrs Michele Guy, Lily Brown, Sarah Hawkins, Athos Pavlides, Tyler Clay, Xanthe Brouwer, Rachael Kim, Mr Brent Scanlon. Middle row: Lachlan Riddell, Sophie Valentine, Emmanuel Christopher, Renae Wiggins, Chelsea Jones, Thomas Gillie, Martin Kaczorek, Dylan Eiszele, Sebastian Albiston, Joshua Howells. Front row: Bianca Davidson, Connor Reeve, Joshua Titmus, Melanie Cook, Kate Cowen, Campbell Rhodes, Jorgia Golding, Jessica Evans, Lachlan Bacon, Thomas Cornell, Libby Fry. 58 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 We made some balloon rockets and had great fun making our rockets move and then testing them in the “rocket testing area” outside Room 10 to see how far they could move.
At Dru Point for Dominic Savio and John Bosco day we got to have a sausage and play on lots of cool equipment. We loved the bus trip too!
The Dance Event was good because Fun reading. everyone had fun. The Hungry Haka was our favourite because it got really fast.
Images, top to bottom, left to right: Balloon rocket experiments with Bianca Davidson, Courtney Doyle, Chelsea Jones, Charlotte Bailed and Tyler Clay. Dominic Savio and John Bosco Feast Day. Fun reading. Junior assembly. Primary Dance Event.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 59 3B
Year 3B Teacher: Miss Anna Brown; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Michele Guy. Back row: Miss Anna Brown, Mikayla Carnes, Lily Barwick, Gianni Sen, Ryan Gavan, Georgia Sproule, Christina Butunga, Ysabelle Miranda, Chloe Bowden, Alec Wilde, Mrs Michele Guy. Middle row: Jack Perry, Felicia Di Carlo, Asta Rowbottom, Aaron Wilton, Lorcan O’Moore, Harry Guy, Chase Clark, Eric Glover, Georgia Gravolin, Alessandro Zito. Front row: Lucy Woodward, Kalia Combs, Alexandria Blanden, Ty Belbin, Ellie Newland, Maggie Carmichael, Piper-Jane Queen, Jack Mullen, Aimee Hogan, Indy Brideson, Melissa Evans. 3S
Year 3S Teacher: Miss Bridget Skinner; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Michele Guy. Back row: Amelia Triffitt, Emily Sproule, Andrew Davidson, Jacob Steele, Katelyn Carter, Brianna Bailey-Manser, Riley Wilson, Connor Sproule. Middle row: Mrs Michele Guy, Brianna Howard, Zachary Jones, Samuel Vaszocz, Isabella Donovan, Miranda Reeves, Rachel Netherton, Georgia Britten-Wrigley, Noah McGovern, Emily McSherry, Thomas Allen, Miss Bridget Skinner. Front row: Jacinta Patmore, Lochlan Connolly, Rosaline Alo, Molly Dennison, Katie Tranter, Benjamin Dowling, Chloe Richardson, Cally Spangler, Paris Ponting, Isaiah Illy, Kimberly Gent. 60 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 A year of firsts
Year 3 is an important year in a student’s education. The move to Year 3 represents a transition from the infant classes, into the primary school environment. The past year has seen a lot of firsts for the children of Year 3.
During Term 1, seven new students entered the Year 3 classrooms for the first time, and Miss Skinner was looking forward to teaching Year 3 for the first time in a long time. The students participated in their first Primary Swimming Carnival, and enthusiastically supported their house groups. Some students were privileged to represent Dominic at interschool carnivals. We also undertook NAPLAN testing for the first time at the end of Term 1. Our excursion to Mt Field National Park at the end of Term 1 was the first time many of us had been trekking in a national park, and was a great test of our resilience!
During Term 2, the Year 3 classes again showed off their sporting prowess, through participating in many sporting teams, and putting in a big effort in the Dominic Primary Cross Country, another first. Our excursion to the Hobart Penitentiary Chapel gave us a new insight into the history of Hobart, and our trip to the top of the Shot Tower was the first time many of us had climbed so many stairs.
Term 3 saw the Year 3 classes take on the responsibility of leading a K-6 liturgy for Remembrance Day. Some of us learnt how to move with Justice Crew, and we all had great fun at our first 3/4 Sports Day and Primary Athletics Carnival. Exploring inventions was a highlight of our term.
As you can see, it has been a big year of change and of firsts. Some have been fun and some have been a challenge, but we have taken it all into our stride, and have had a great year.
Images, top to bottom: Felicia and Asta inside a stump at Mt Field. Looking at the solitary confinement cells under the Old Hobart Gaol. Chloe with her model of the Great Wall of China. Isabella and Georgia look excited during our Feast Day celebrations. Connor, Paris and the rest of Year 3 grooving at the Dance Event. Rachel and Emily having fun at Dru Point.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 61 4B
Year 4B Teacher: Ms Kimbra Burke; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Wendy Burrill. Back row: Samuel Cerritelli, Kade Wilton, Madison Smith, Callum Flude, Maggie Wood, Lily Newell, Jacob Golding, Rory O’Moore, Patrick Karsznia. Middle row: Mrs Wendy Burrill, Samantha Clark, Danica Ellis, Benjamin Percey, Mitchell Jarvis, Matthew Jones, Samuel Peters, Jakob Hogan, Lachlan Gray, Jacob Ambler, Jamaica Whitley, Ms Kimbra Burke. Front row: Sophie Dowd, Jake Roberts, Flynn Rainer, Hayley Smith, Austin Hollingsworth, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Jack Butler, Jessica Duggan, Jacob Davidson, Rhys Dicker, Madeline Hill. Absent: Kieren Oldfield. 4F
Year 4F Teachers: Mrs Jennie Fasnacht & Miss Nadia Paternoster; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Colleen Ralph. Back row: Mrs Colleen Ralph, Jessica Barrett, Bradley Young, Mitchell Tattersall, Daniel Warwarek, Mrs Jennie Fasnacht, Imogen Reeves, Kalvin Baric, Nicholas Manser, Noah Johnson, Miss Nadia Paternoster. Third row: Nicholas Harris, Jesse Miteff, Joseph Howlett, Jamie Woolley, Morgan Phillips, Lilly Carr, Jak Rowbottom, Emily Dillon, Joshua Guy, Christopher Smith, Tyler Fitzpatrick. Second row: Liam McCulloch, Haylee Fry, Brendan Hall, Catherine Hunniford, Molly Woolley, Oscar Bell, Sophie Rainbird, Kate Lovell, Reece Cashion, Jaymie Mullen, Jordan Kneebone. Front row: Cassandra Richards, Bridget Snell. 62 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Year 4 Learning is a treasure that follows its owner everywhere. (Chinese Proverb) The focus of this year has been on learning. We have learnt so many new things in many different ways. Year 4 started on a positive note with an excursion to Molesworth Environment Centre. We had a great day working in teams to complete some really difficult physical challenges. Challenging ourselves to do our personal best has been an on-going focus of the entire year. We’ve grown crystals, expressed ourselves through dance with Mrs Butterworth, read books, watched an opera, worked with talented artists, sculptured rubbish into art, linked our handwriting and been rewarded with a pen licence, became authors and editors, spoke like mathematicians, researched on the Internet, enjoyed exploring with e-learning tools, kept ourselves fit and healthy, been good sports and have reflected, prayed and given thanks. Year 4 has been a rewarding learning journey filled with intellectual, emotional, social, physical and spiritual growth for all. Congratulations to this group of enthusiastic, active and happy students. It has been wonderful to be a part of your education journey.
Images, clockwise from top left: Reading group project. Danica and Jake with Steve Isham’s penguin. Jake on the Tahune Airwalk. Jesse and Nicholas with their reading group project. Hayley flying paper planes. Fun on Footy Colours Day. Jak and Nick making crystals. Emily, Noah and Mitchell with their reading group task.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 63 5DL
Year 5DL Teachers: Mrs Patricia Downie & Mrs Allison Lowe. Back row: Amy Pailthorpe, Jake Courtney, Aaron Wiggins, George Bickers, Mrs Patricia Downie, Joshua Ross, Benhur Gufla, Samuel Lacy-Fogarty, Ryan Sproule. Third row: Levi Paine, Tyron Buckley, Hayley Banks, Cameron Renshaw-Jones, Brody Cousens, Jasmine Rayner, Jasmine Hawkins, Ben Fenton, Curtis Ling, Mayah Oates, Monique Enright. Second row: Madalyn Bolton, Bradley Edmundson, Adam Oates, Ailish Halls, Riley Pullen, Riley Newland, Maggie Blanden, Lucas Henderson, James Horne, Brooke Dillon. Front row: Molly Sutherland, Danielle Cross. Absent: Mrs Allison Lowe. 5T
Year 5T Teacher: Mr Simon Treweek. Back row: Joshua Peters, William McSherry, Georgia Smith, James Adlard, Lukas Flytkjaer, Tahlia Langford, Shannon Harris, Blake Mills, Brodie Reeve. Middle row: Brandon Goldsmith, Maddison French, Kalila Hapka, Christopher Allen, Bailey Jones-Carew, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Marc Harvey, Allen Glover, Chelsea Loone, Bianca Tyson, Bradley Coad. Front row: Jordan Bailey, Adam Roberts, Samantha Hall, Tennille Doyle, Ashley McKenzie, Tayla Barrett, Jessica Green, Georgia Perry, Kyle Spangler, Zac Pullen. Absent: Mr Simon Treweek. 64 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Fun in 5T
2010 has been a wonderful year full of learning, sharing, friendship and growth for all students in Year 5. The year has been very busy, and we have shared wonderful learning experiences inside and outside of the classroom.
As well as our Literacy, Numeracy and Religion programs, students have particularly enjoyed learning about Antarctica, gold, Bali, space, packaging, marvellous micro organisms, movie making and Mary MacKillop. Students enjoyed excursions to Molesworth, CSIRO, and the Museum and Mineral Centre. We enjoyed a fantastic camp to Woodfield Lodge in Term 1 which was the highlight of the year for many students.
During Term 2 many students took the opportunity to participate in the Friday afternoon sport netball and football rosters. Students in Year 5 are very talented and also loved participating in extra curricular activities such as choir, dance, drama, soccer and basketball. We have also been involved in many fundraising activities like Hi5 for Haiti, Jump Rope for Heart and Vinnies Winter Shield Appeal. Year 5 has been very fortunate to have Mrs Bickers working with both classes throughout the year.
It has been a pleasure to teach such enthusiastic, motivated and well mannered children. Congratulations on a wonderful year.
Images, top to bottom: Grade 5 on a walk at camp.Year 5 on Footy Colours Day. Year 5 and 6 Footy Round Robin. Molesworth. Students at camp building a camp fire. Students at CSIRO Ice Cold learning Session.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 65 6J
Year 6J Teacher: Mrs Hayley Joyce; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Wendy Burrill. Back row: James Valentine, Kyla Wakefield, Christopher Tuffin, Stacie Young, Michael Hill, Selina Berry, Georgia Moore, Frances Di Carlo, Jae Cashion. Third row: Mrs Wendy Burrill, Jacob Jones, Nathan Woodford, Kyle Gangell, Nathan Hay, Timothy Jones, Hayden Clark, Willam Gray, Cayla Johnson, Jack Gallahar, Samuel Holdsworth, Mrs Hayley Joyce. Second row: Tahlia Osmond, Amelia Cook, Alyssa Gesiotto, Patrick Davis, Duncan Knight, Hayden Lowe, Izaak Faulkner, Hannah Humes, Molly Baker, George Claridge. Front row: Ashlee Percey, Isabel Williams. 6R
Year 6R Teacher: Mr Philip Roberts; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Colleen Ralph. Back row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Georgia Ambler, Christina Giameos, Patrick Di Martino, Kate Wiggins, Daina Jurevics, Te’ulc Biggs, Nicholas Fraser, Michelle Karsznia. Third row: Mrs Colleen Ralph, Liam Newman, Brady Titmus, Riley Psaila, Christopher Howard, Jacob Woodmansee, Renae Coburn, Joshua Cannan, Taylah Pullen, Shan Garwood, Jake Newland, Joshua Dillon, Mr Philip Roberts. Second row: Finnian Pasanen, Ethan Phillips, Mekayla Burns, Nicole Netherton, Trent Henderson, Maddie Dillon, Shayne Smith, Bayley Bester, Nicholas Gesiotto. Front row: Molly McGovern, Calista Storen. 66 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 We have had a busy and exciting year in Year 6. Students have represented themselves and the College well and participated in a wide range of experiences. We’re sure all students have formed many memories to cherish for life. We wish the students all the best as they enter the next phase of their educational journey. We encourage students to aim high and achieve to their potential.
Images, clockwise from top left; Year 6 students with the Hope for Haiti Candles and money boxes. All of Year 6 at Hastings Pool. Some Year 6 students enjoying their lunch break outside the National Gallery in Canberra. Students after arriving in Canberra. Students enjoying the view from Mt Ainslie. Performing at the Hope for Haiti Concert. Tableau at the beginning of the Holy Week Mass. At the Roaring Beach while on Year 6 Camp.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 67 Years 7-10
Images, top to bottom, left to right: First assembly for 2010 – “raising the bar”. Art gallery excursion. Ben Thomas on Dominic Day. Ash Wednesday Liturgy. Cheerleaders. Art work. Cross Country. De Bono’s Hats. Celebrating St Patrick’s Day. Dominic Day Cup. Ten pin bowling on Dominic Day. Ice skating on Dominic Day. Hope for Haiti Concert. Secondary House Cross Country.
68 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary curriculum
This report highlights just two areas of curriculum development undertaken during 2010. Each year becomes busier than the previous year and 2010 was no exception. Besides gearing up to implement the new Australian Curriculum in Year 7 in 2011, a number of additional learning opportunities were offered to students.
The four curriculum areas that form Phase One of the new Australian Curriculum are: English, Maths, Science and History. Colleges have until 2013 to fully implement Phase One across all year levels. Dominic College will begin the phase-in process next year in Year 7.
For 2011 our formal reporting system to parents will remain under the current format. However, once the new Australian Curriculum is fully implemented across Years 7 to 10, all Tasmanian Catholic Colleges will be reporting on the same format.
Throughout 2010 a number of additional learning opportunities were available for all students under the banner of co- curricular subjects. In order to facilitate these programs teachers and students committed their free time either before school from 7.45am, lunchtime, or after the formal academic day concluded at 3.30pm. Some co-curricular activities also involved weekend participation. A list of these opportunities and photos can be found in the co-curricular section of the Yearbook.
Mrs Janine O’Hea Director of Mission - Teaching & Learning
Images, closkwise from top: E-Learning: Nathan Cranfield and Michael Cleary engaging in cooperative learning using laptops in Religion. Year 9 students Brendan Ransley and Jeremy Hall debating the issues surrounding WW1. Cody Devereux and Liam Pullen working hard in Home Ec. Humanitarian student John Jules in a cooking class. Brad Tibballs working in Robotics.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 69 B1
Bosco 1 Teacher: Mr Matthew Hayward. Back row: Ellen Young, Ben Stearnes, Connor Broadby, Matthew Andrew, Ashlee Harriss, Jonathan Warwarek. Middle row: Olivia Monaghan, Ellaura Wiggins, Rachel Nelson, Tori-Lee Bullock, Mr Matthew Hayward, Grace Moles, Julien Cooper, Jade Bailey, Sarah Wilkinson. Front row: Cody Devereux, Adeleen Curtis, Thomas Lovell, Amelia Lever, Jayde Daly-Trenham, Matthew Stocks, Bronte Nettlefold, Edward Medhurst. Absent: Damian Haremza. B2
Bosco 2 Teachers: Mr Michael Woolford & Ms Patricia Meaney. Back row: Elliette Harrison, Aidan Pearton, Joshua Young, Thomas Brazendale, William Berry, Dillon Taylor, Jacob Wigg. Middle row: Mr Michael Woolford, Samuel Coppleman, Brendan Ransley, Anaka Duncan, Leonie Smith, Daphne Harrison, Amy Barrow, Eleni Pavlides, Ms Patricia Meaney. Front row: Amy Rainer, Zoe Nichols, Mitchell Cosson, Chloe Bonnitcha, Rhiannon Miteff, Ryan Woodford, Ashley Goodsell, Gemma Chisholm.
70 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 B3
Bosco 3 Teacher: Mr Warwick Cardamatis. Back row: Mason Coult, Aidan Curtis, Alexander Elwell, Della Enniss, Benjamin Thomas, Perry Evans. Middle row: Dante Ottavi, Amy McGinn, Chelsea Hickman, Kirsty Inches, Mr Warwick Cardamatis, Andrew Radcliffe, Melissa Hall, Emma Dare, Hayley Ford. Front row: Hope Rowley, Olivia Harriss, Chloe Stevenson, Tonytah Lawless-Bernes, Kimberley White, Jennifer Reid, Ellie Dickson-Cordwell, Abbey Devereux. Absent: Ryan James. B4
Bosco 4 Teacher: Miss Natalie Brown. Back row: Charles Lawrie, Samuel Palmer, Sophie Warner, Cameron Smith, Mitchell McKinnon, Peter O’Keefe, Ashton Smith, Stephanie Carver. Middle row: Lydia Gufla, Kelsey Madden, Aliz Talbo, Ryan Enniss, Miss Natalie Brown, Ashleigh McSherry, Brendon Mrzyk, Ebony Ottavi, Reece Carnes. Front row: Sheridan White, Ashdyn Higgins, Olivia Bonnitcha, Jessica Smith, Holly Jacobson, Monique Young, Hannah Harrison, Cassandra Patmore. Absent: Patrick Lamp, Amber Ridgeway-Royer.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 71 B5
Bosco 5 Teacher: Mr Michael Ingham. Back row: Kelsie Minty, Jeremy McKenzie, Maddison Courtney, Jack Dare, Matthew Warwarek, Jessica Cleary. Middle row: Amber Schofield, Nicholas Mrzyk, Justin Estrada, Hayley Gadd, Brody Cate, Madeline Bligh, Brandon Young, Madeline Chisholm. Front row:Tyra Lawless-Bernes, Simone Page, Zacharie Nichols, Jemima Faulkner, Jonathon Reid, Ondrea Duncan, Ashley Dillon, Julia Jackson, Jessanna Gent. Absent: Mr Michael Ingham. G1
Guzman 1Teacher: Mr Mark Nolan. Back row: Didier Mwaka, Joshua Feldmanis, Jack Press, Natasha Donaghy, Rohan Polanowski, Shannen Strong, Declan Reeves, Alexander Wolff. Middle row: Joshua Gadd, Miranda Robinson, Isabella King, Rachel Roberts, Mr Mark Nolan, Brayden Drake, Sarah Wiggins, Patrick Beven, Sarah Richards. Front row: Sian Gesiotto, Cameron Smith, Aleisha Herington, Mikayla Davis, Casey-Lee Hutchinson, Chloe Smith, Zakaria Alumbulwa, Olivia Carver. Absent: Conor Meaney.
72 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 G2
Guzman 2 Teacher: Mrs Alexandra Heinze. Back row: Rhianna Pearce, Andrew Cairns, Ashlee Goodman, Bradley Tibballs, Taylor Johnston, Nicholas King, Jessica Ellis, Olivia Kaczorek. Middle row: Daniel Caunter, Isabelle Bannister, Dylan Smith, Jacquelyn Gill-Berry, Mrs Alexandra Heinze, Dale Jones, Lucy Dillon, Chloe Jay, Maddison Deegan. Front row: William Campbell, Maddeline Clifford, Megan Atkinson, Joel Christie, Connor Haas, Paula Castillo, Vittoria Blyth, Ashley Dyke. G3
Guzman 3 Teacher: Mr Brian Brennan. Back row: Nicholas Lowe, Jesse Maher, Jack Brown, Nicholas Crawford, Drew Beveridge, Kaitlin Hawkins. Middle row: Amy Rainbird, Maddison Palecek, Madelyn Carver, Tashina Wolff, Mr Brian Brennan, Nichola Donaghy, Amelia Goodluck, Emma O’Halloran, Tyler O’Neill. Front row: Bonnie Pedler, Daniel Revell, Roxanne Siggins, Roberto Fuentes, Bradley Clifford, Rhianna Peters, Jyden Reid, Georgia Tibballs.
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Guzman 4 Teacher: Mr David Reinbach. Back row: Mahala Anderson, Joshua Miranda, James Spencer, Brayden Devine, Nicholas Gadd, Cassandra Hansson. Middle row: Thomas Dare, Zoe Thurston, Brandon Moore, Mickayla O’Neill, Mr David Reinbach, Joel Tonks, Tynesha Burke, Natasha Ross, Claudia Bester. Front row: Samuel Wright-Browne, Daniel Spencer, Brooke Hills, Tara Norris, Morgan Rowbottom, Krissah Jimenez, Brydie Jones, Brad Townsend, Zachary Malone. G5
Guzman 5 Teacher: Dr Martina Crerar. Back row: Anna Di Carlo, Georgia Hurd, Bradley Tuffin, Bradley Oates, Mathew Dalton, Jake Clark, Zack Hayes. Middle row: Liam Pullen, Harri King, Olivia Hamori, Dr Martina Crerar, Sarah Dillon, Sophie Kluver, Joshua Herington. Front row: Thomas Goodluck, Phoebe Wall, Jessica Quinn, Zoe Brown, Sorayah Woods, Shaniah Allen, Shenae Pullen, Micah Brennan. Absent: Bronte Triffett.
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Siena 1 Teacher: Mr Greg Woodward. Back row: Joshua Kunkler, Alexander Gafar, Joshua Rayner, Damien Pace, Jessica McCarthy, Callum Burman. Middle row: Elliott Stevenson, Molly Cubit, Heather Fletcher, Jye Rixon-Jackson, Mr Greg Woodward, Colby Connors, Sarah Ahearn, Elise Jolly, Esther Woodward-Wells. Front row: Jessica Martin, Bradley Hobden, Haylee Woolley, Jayde Bailey-McSherry, Georgia Riza, Ashley Wood, Jack Jankus, Abbey Ratcliffe. S2
Siena 2 Teacher: Mrs Sue Whyte. Back row: Michelle Grovenor, Charlton Stone, Olivia Howard, Sean Hall, Matthew Garth, Alicia Edmundson. Middle row: Jamie Farr, Amelia Carpenter, Mary Webster, Mrs Sue Whyte, Samuel Hawes, Anna Giameos, Madeline Welsh. Front row: Gemma Terry, Annabelle Haney, Nicholas Thomson, Riley Whelan, Annalise Dicker, Conor Flanagan, Joshua Fisher, Georgia Ryan, Brianna Woolley. Absent: Daniel John.
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Siena 3 Teacher: Mrs Janine O’Hea. Back row: Bradley Haney, Thomas Lee, Brodie Carpenter, Michael Cleary, Jon Whelan, Shani Barwick. Middle row: Renae Woolley, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Laura Smith, Chloe Blackwell, Mrs Janine O’Hea, Oliver Nolan, Lucy Cripps, Rachel Rosevear, Bianka Fisher. Front row: Grace Hills, Jessica Edmundson, Olivia Weston-Holbrook, Nathan Coad, Lucas Howlett, Paige Jolly, Caitlin Harris, Elizabeth Robinson. Absent: Kiri Lambrakis. S4
Siena 4 Teacher: Mr Fred O’Leary. Back row: Adam Day, Brett Whelan, Connor McKinnon, Maddison Tomkinson, Brodie Fisher, Trent Marriott, Bradley Mabb, Eden Psaila. Middle row: Morgan Gearman, Dayna Graham, Sharni Woolley, Rachel Edmundson, Mr Fred O’Leary, Lyndall Barwick, Marriette Free, Abbie Gregson, Gemma Leaman. Front row: Nellie Ryan, Nicholas Oldfield, Nikki Murray, Krystina-Maree Jacobs, Kiera Farr, Hannah Garwood, Michael Harris, Rebecca Wharf. Absent: Bradley Webster.
76 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 S5
Siena 5 Teacher: Mr Joshua Mackie. Back row: Garett Carpenter, Paige Davie, Luke Rayner, Tyler Barron, Patrick Fielding, Ellen Bennett. Middle row: Amy Clark, Nicholas Wallner, Lauren Garwood, Jakob Triffitt, Mr Joshua Mackie, Jordan Coad, Sophie Hall, Maddison Triffitt, Danika Richardson. Front row: Brianna Hobden, James Holdsworth, Brittany McCarthy, Madilyne Hawes, Sage Wessing, Emma Coad, Kye Tomkinson, Lisa McConnon. Absent: Nathan Cranfield. V1
Savio 1 Teacher: Mrs Helen Waugh. Back row: Sebastian Pasanen, Aiden Hollingsworth, Sage Toth, Claudia Coster, Thomas Jones, Indiana Hickey. Middle row: Michael Knight, Taylah Farrell, Hannah Howard, Mrs Helen Waugh, Tiarna McNeary, Hannah Clear, Luke Sutton. Front row: Laura Dennison, Jeremy Hall, Madeline Woodward, Jessica Williams, Samantha Fehlberg, Melissa Daly, Benjamin Shoobridge, Lily Russell. Absent: Brody Knight, Connor Goodwin, Bethany McConnell, Kyle Phillips, Rhea Cornelius.
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Savio 2 Teachers: Mrs Roslyn Wilson & Miss Gaye Spencer. Back row: Hayden Welsh, Joseph Wallner, Natalie Hill, Daniel Sproule, Jesse Daley, Emmanuel Kidane, Holly Wrigley-Upston, Zak Rowley. Middle row: Mrs Roslyn Wilson, Adriana Hatzakis, Michaela Fehlberg, Stephanie Wood, Shannon Bedford, Rebecca Barnstable, Darragh O’Moore, Brendan Williams, Miss Gaye Spencer. Front row: Christopher Daly, Harshil Nijhawan, Nicola McCulloch, Danielle Garwood, Amelia Burrill, Amy Mason, Ryan Mills, Baden Adams. Absent: Mychaelalee Knight. V3
Savio 3 Teacher: Mrs Selina Kinne. Back row: Kyle Clark, Liam Deering, Alex Cerritelli, Timothy Chivers, Shaun Young, Lucy Docherty. Middle row: Mitchell Davis, Tess Hancl, Fiona Langford, Mrs Selina Kinne, Janelle Rattenbury, Ethan Fraser, Amelia Williams. Front row: Derek Rathbone, Hannah Shelverton, Siara Malone, Tahlia Rowbottom, Rachel Horne, Jessica Hapka, Chelsea Storr, Tayla McKenzie, Bryce De Bomford. Absent: Paige Hansen.
78 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 V4
Savio 4 Teacher: Mrs Janet Marcenko. Back row: Erica Fraser, Damian Fulton, Cheney Booth, James Ogilvie, Harrison Bickers, Benjamin Williams, Timothy Rathbone,Cameron Valentine. Middle row: Simon Hopwood, Charlotte Bailey, Dale Howlett, Georgia Salter, Mrs Janet Marcenko, Nathanael Paine, Lauri Wallner, Daniel Harris, Morgan McConnell. Front row: Shea Golding, Dannielle Goldsmith, Sharon Chavez, Clare Hunniford, Rachel Dowling, Samantha Hodgetts, Fetlewerki Kidane, Kaitlin Rattenbury, Laura Clear. V5
Savio 5 Teacher: Fr Brian Ahern. Back row: David Fraser, Bianca Hollingsworth, Jake Hartshorn, Michael Kruger, Kurt Flakemore, Liam Binning. Middle row: Samuel Ambler, Clare Parker, Olivia Philpott, Mikayla Hall, Fr Brian Ahern, Kelsey Nichols, Sarah Parker, Ella Blackwell, Nicole Gangell. Front row: Drew Dillon, Jessica Burns, Emily Claridge, Carly Goldsmith, Kristen Farley, Rhianne Oates, Mahalia Kingsley, Hussam Mohamed. Absent: Connor Macbeth.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 79 Magone Program
In its first year the Magone Program has experienced many highlights. Daily English, SOSE, Science and Maths classes have made for a very busy year, with students using every learning experience as an opportunity to work on their goals.
Students have participated in many rich learning activities such as: • The daily fitness program with the Tolosa Park run; • Weekly Food Technology lessons; • Camp on Mount Wellington; • St John’s First Aid Certificate; • Two Show Case Evenings; • A self defence course; • A bike restoration course; • Garden projects and Visual Arts activities including learning some Spanish as well!
Magone Staff would like to congratulate all students and their families on their commitment to making positive change in their lives. Staff and students at Magone would also like to thank all community organisations and other college staff for their assistance with the program in its first year.
Mr Jeffrey Thomas, Miss Kate Longey and Mr Rodney Butterworth
Images, clockwise from top: Staff and students enjoy the majestic views from The Lost World. Students hard at work. The Showcase evening was a great success. The beautiful garden prepared by Magone students. Students hard at work. Opposite page, left to right, top to bottom: Student mosaics have brightened up the room. Learning how to cook healthy nutritious meals which students can prepare for their families at home. Students are now well equipped for first aid emergencies. Students on their daily 2km run around Tolosa Park. Restoring old bikes from the Recovery Shop was a fantastic learning experience. Learning the skills of Muay Thia as part of our self defence course.
80 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Making mozaics
Our daily 2km run
Restoring old bikes
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Dongood Bosco example. OUR GOALS Dominic College Yearbook 2010 83 Sport
Primary sport The Dominic primary students had a very busy sporting year in 2010, with more than 40 teams competing for the College in the various sports that were available. Dominic College students have a rich history in being excellent participants in sport and our students are encouraged to aim to show exceptional sportsmanship in all sporting arenas. Participant numbers increased again in 2010, which is excellent, and we added another sport to the student’s options with the introduction of flippa ball.
Once again we have had brilliant support for our teams from parents, friends and members of the College community. To name all of these people would be impossible, but we are really appreciative positive experience gained through positive of the amazing ongoing support we receive competition. so we give these volunteers our sincerest thanks. School carnivals A major highlight of the year would We also must thank our wonderful undoubtedly be the House Swimming maintenance team: Darren, Ian, Andrew, carnival. All the students represented their Steve and Dave who are always available house with pride and we saw one of the to lend a hand and keep out grounds in closest finishes to a carnival in recent excellent shape for all of our students to memory. With a decreasing absentee rate use. on school carnival days, the passion to be involved and support each other is Secondary sport immense. Dominic College has continued to build on its proud and successful sporting history. The College also participated in the With an ever increasing range of sports Southern SATIS and State Athletics and available for the students to participate in, Swimming Carnivals. All students should be the physical and social experiences attained proud of their levels of conduct at all events. have been invaluable to the students’ With long days travelling and many students development. Success is not measured by competing in multiple events, their heads premierships or trophies, but by the shared can be held high.
Images, top to bottom: “We’re ready to go in coach”. Nick Harris, Sam Cerritelli, Jesse Miteff, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Noah Johnson, Austin Hollingsworth and Callum Flude smile for the camera before their first match of football at the 3/4 Sports Day 2010. Will it go in? Ailish Halls shoots for goal at the 2010 Netball round robin at Creek Road while Georgia Smith waits in the background in anticipation. This student has pace to burn; Bradley Young flies down the 100m track at the Domain Athletics Centre during the 2010 Inter-School Athletics Carnival.
84 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Bradley Tuffin “raising the bar.”
Mrs Fasnacht rallies the troops at the 2010 STCPSSA Denison versus Franklin netball round robin which is held annually at the College.
Mr Davey coaching the Year 7/8 girls water polo team.
Mr Mackie firing up the troops at half time against St Virgil’s. They went on to win the semi final by two points.
“The pressure of the contest.” Ryan Sproule racks up another possession at the 2010 Footy Round Robin held at Hutchins Junior School.
Mr Mackie leading the Year 10 boys soccer team to a premiership over Hutchins.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 85 Interschool sports 2. An incredibly skilled and tight game • Year 9 girls badminton teams this year The extent in which the College is involved against Mackillop that went down to the were the epitome of good sports. With in interschool sporting competitions wire. Dominic held steadfast in some little to no experience, they conducted is extraordinary. This year no less than clutch moments late in the game to themselves outstandingly throughout multiple boys and girls cricket teams, three finish on top. their season. Their skills developed badminton teams, seven netball teams, ten immensely and were rewarded with a basketball teams, two girls rugby teams, • We are blessed to have numerous finals appearance. dozens of volleyball teams, four soccer students at Dominic that regularly go teams, two Australian rules football teams, above and beyond to help the College Mr Cameron Golding as well as waterpolo and softball. With this out. Students like Daniel John, Garett and Mr Joshua Mackie many teams in the various competitions, Carpenter, Lisa McConnon, Anna Di success was never far away. Even though Carlo, Paige Jolly, Liam Binning and the school had multiple netball, soccer and Sebastian Pasenan. basketball teams claiming top honours, the experience gained is the greatest prize. • In Term 1 the 7/8 boys cricket team were battling it out in a tight game Memorable moments against New Town when Brad Townsend This year saw many great and uplifting threw the stumps down for what could moments in a wide variety of areas. Some only be described as a truly sensational highlights would have to be: runout.
• The House Swimming Carnival was Images, clockwise from top left: Savio House shows off some team spirit at the school Cross Country, with Maddie Dillon, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Molly Baker and Georgia Ambler getting into the spirit. Brianna Howard looks on as the absolutely sensational this year. With batting team prepare to enter the Tee Ball Diamond to bat with their helmets on ready to go. Chloe Stevenson and an incredibly close competition all day Amy Clark getting psyched for the 1500m. Alex Elwell still having time to give the thumbs up while running the 1500m between houses, many voices were at the Southern State Athletic’s Carnival. “SAFE!” Michael Cleary in Year 10 umpires a match of Tee Ball at the 3/4 rendered useless from the cheering. Sports Day while Patrick Karsznia looks on in anticipation. There were over 400 participants in the 3/4 Sports Day at Dominic in 2010. Siena goes back to back swimming champions as Stacie Young and Jae Cashion proudly show off the 2010 Primary Swimming Shield at the Glenorchy Pool. Above: Chad Booth, Bradley Tibballs, Mitchell McKinnon and • The Year 9 div 1 netball team played Liam Binning flexing their “guns” trying to impress the other schools. off in a grand final for the ages in Term 86 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Primary sport
Primary Swimming team Back row (L-R): Ryan Sproule, Blake Jarvis, Mekayla Burns, Nicole Netherton, Callum Flude, James Adlard, Shan Garwood, Taylah Pullen, Amy Pailthorpe. 2nd row (L-R): Frances Di Carlo, Samuel Cerritelli, Curtis Ling, Jacob Jones, Jacob Golding, Shannon Harris, Trent Henderson, Lily Newell, Jack Gallahar, Finnian Pasanen, Joshua Peters, Daina Jurevics. 3rd row (L-R): Katie Tranter, Madeline Hill, Georgia Britten- Wrigley, Rachel Netherton, Jacob Davidson, Lucas Henderson, Maggie Blanden, Harry Guy, Aaron Wilton, Samuel Vaszocz, Felicia Di Carlo, Jaymie Mullen, Haylee Fry. Front row (L-R): Jak Rowbottom, Joshua Guy, Samantha Clarke, Danica Ellis, Ailish Halls, Monique Enright, Hannah Fitzpatrick.
Primary Cross Country team Back row (L-R): Christopher Howard, Lily Newell, Taylah Pullen, Ashlee Percey, Imogen Reeves, Molly McGovern, Cayla Johnson, Jae Cashion, Frances Di Carlo, Isabel Williams, Shan Garwood, Riley Psaila, Timothy Jones, Ryan Sproule, Mekayla Burns. 2nd row (L-R): Amelia Triffitt, Lucas Henderson, Adam Oates, Jak Rowbottom, Bradley Young, Kade Wilton, Jacob Steele, Maddison Triffitt, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Joshua Peters, Molly Sutherland, Hayley Banks, Monique Enright, Amelia Triffitt, Noah Johnson, Austin Hollingsworth, Joshua Guy, Adam Roberts, Brianna Bailey-Manser. 3rd row (L-R): Jacinta Patmore, Thomas Allen, Noah McGovern, Lorcan O’Moore, Molly Woolley, Jordan Bailey, Felicia Di Carlo, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Samantha Clark, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Jessica Duggan, Jamaica Whitely, Miranda Reeves, Maggie Blanden, Bradley Coad, Jacob Davidson, Alec Wilde, Chase Clark, Zachary Jones, Jack Mullen. Front row (L-R): Samuel Holdsworth, Jack Gallahar, Samuel Lacy- Fogarty, Georgia Smith, Jacob Jones, Shannon Harris.
Primary Regional Representatives Back row (L-R): Shannon Harris, Georgia Smith, Callum Flude, Cayla Johnson, Jae Cashion, Frances Di Carlo, Shan Garwood, Riley Psaila, Christopher Howard, Ashlee Percey. Front row (L-R): Chase Clarke, Lochlan Connolly, Tahlia Osmond, Alec Wilde, George Claridge, Finnian Pasanen, Jack Gallahar, Molly Sutherland, Maggie Blanden, Jake Ambler, Jack Mullen.
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Primary Campus Sport Leaders Back row (L-R): Michelle Karsznia, Jae Cashion, Stacie Young, Christina Giameos, Te’ulc Biggs, Selina Berry, Christopher Tuffin, Frances Di Carlo, Georgia Ambler. 2nd row (L-R): Maddie Dillon, Molly Baker, Daina Jurevics, Christopher Howard, Riley Psaila, Jacob Woodmansee, Renae Coburn, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Georgia Moore, Cayla Johnson, Isabel Williams, Shan Garwood, Joshua Dillon, Brady Titmus, Kate Wiggins, Tahlia Osmond, Calista Storen, Ethan Phillips. 3rd row (L-R): George Claridge, Hannah Humes, Finnian Pasanen, Nathan Woodford, Patrick Davis, Taylah Pullen, Jacob Jones, Bayley Bester, Amelia Cook, Alyssa Gesiotto. Front row (L-R): Shayne Smith, Trent Henderson, William Gray, Nicole Netherton, Molly McGovern, Ashlee Percey, Jacob Jones, Mekayla Burns, Nathan Hay, Hayden Clarke.
Special Olympics Representatives Back row (L-R): Riley Pullen, Brooke Dillon. Front row (L-R): Brody Cousins, Kyle Phillips, Benjamin Fenton.
State Representatives Molly Sutherland
88 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Primary football & cricket
Year 5/6R Football Back row (L-R): Joshua Cannan, George Bickers, Te’ulc Biggs, Nicholas Fraser, Joshua Ross, Benhur Gufla. Middle row (L-R): Bradley Edmunson, Riley Psaila, Joshua Dillon, Aaron Wiggins, Mr Philip Roberts, Jake Courtney, Shan Garwood, Christopher Howard, Trent Henderson. Front row (L-R): Tahlia Osmond, Tyron Buckley, Finn Pasanen, Ryan Sproule, Mekayla Burns, Bayley Bester, Adam Oates, Lucas Henderson, James Horne.
Year 5/6T Football Back row (L-R): Nathan Hay, James Valentine, Isabel Williams, Jae Cashion, Christopher Tuffin, William Gray, William McSherry, Blake Mills. Middle row (L-R): Zac Pullen, Nathan Woodford, Patrick Davis, Timothy Jones, Mr Simon Treweek, Jack Gallahar, Izaak Faulkner, Hayden Lowe, Brandon Goldsmith. Front row (L-R): Kyle Spangler, George Claridge, Christopher Allen, Joshua Peters, Samuel Holdsworth, Adam Roberts, Georgia Perry, Bradley Coad.
Primary Cricket Back row (L-R): Riley Psaila, Joshua Dillon, Christopher Tuffin, George Bickers, Benhur Gufla, Callum Flude, Christopher Howard. Middle row (L-R): Connor Sproule, Finn Pasanen, Samuel Cerritelli, Curtis Ling, Ryan Sproule, Rory O’Moore, Jack Gallahar, Patrick Karsznia, George Claridge. Front row (L-R): Chase Clarke, Tahlia Osmond, Riley Wilson, Jamie Woolley, Joseph Howlett, Christopher Smith, Joshua Guy, Alec Wilde, Jacob Davidson, Noah McGovern.
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Year 6 Maroon Netball Year 6 Gold Netball Back row (L-R): Amelia Cook, Selina Berry, Daina Jurevics, Georgia Ambler, Frances Back row (L-R): Jessica Fitzpatrick, Christina Giameos, Mrs Hayley Joyce, Stacie Young, Di Carlo. Kyla Wakefield. Front row (L-R): Maddie Dillon, Nicole Netherton, Molly McGovern, Mrs Hayley Front row (L-R): Molly Baker, Hannah Humes, Renae Coburn, Shayne Smith, Alyssa Joyce, Calista Storen, Taylah Pullen, Michelle Karsznia. Gesiotto.
Year 5 Maroon Netball Year 5 Gold Netball Back row (L-R): Ashlee McKenzie, Hayley Banks, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Ailish Halls. Back row (L-R): Maggie Blanden, Tennille Doyle, Monique Enright, Jessica Green. Front row (L-R): Molly Sutherland, Amy Pailthorpe, Georgia Smith, Kalila Hapka. Front row (L-R): Maddison Triffitt, Mayah Oates, Jasmine Hawkins, Tayla Barrett, Chelsea Loone.
Primary Flippa Ball Black Primary Flippa Ball Gold Back row (L-R): Jorgia Golding, Nicholas Manser, Callum Flude, Jacob Golding Back row (L-R): Kate Carter, Emily Sproule, Imogen Reeves, Joshua Guy, Aaron Wilton. Kimberley Gent. Front row (L-R): Miranda Reeves, Rachel Netherton, Harry Guy, Samuel Vaszocz, Katie Front row (L-R): Catherine Hunniford, Jacob Davidson, Mitchell Jarvis, Jak Tranter, Georgia Britten-Wrigley. Rowbottom, Rory O’Moore, Jake Ambler, Lorcan O’Moore.
90 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Primary basketball
Year 3/4 Boys Maroon Basketball Boys 3/4 Gold Basketball Back row (L-R): Noah McGovern, Alec Wilde, Eric Glover, Ty Belbin. Back row (L-R): Austin Hollingsworth, Nicholas Manser, Samuel Cerritelli, Kieren Front row (L-R): Connor Sproule, Jacob Steele, Kade Wilton, Patrick Karsznia. Oldfield. Front row (L-R): Jamie Woolley, Jacob Golding, Callum Flude, Mitchell Jarvis.
Boys 3/4 Black Basketball Girls 3/4 Gold Basketball Back row (L-R): Nicholas Harris, Benjamin Percey, Adam Roberts. Back row (L-R): Kalia Combes, Jaymie Mullen, Haylee Fry, Katie Tranter. Front row (L-R): Lachlan Gray, Jacob Ambler, Oscar Bell. Front row (L-R): Lily Barwick, Danica Ellis, Jessica Duggan, Alli Blanden.
Girls 3/4 Black Basketball Boys 5/6 Black Basketball Back row (L-R): Felicia Di Carlo, Emily Dillon, Rachel Netherton. Back row (L-R): Allen Glover, Hayden Clarke, Patrick Davis. Front row (L-R): Jessica Barrett, Lily Newell, Bridget Snell, Jamaica Whitely. Front row (L-R): Joshua Dillon, Christopher Tuffin, George Bickers, William Gray.
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Boys 5/6 Maroon Basketball Girls 5/6 Black Basketball Back row (L-R): Kyle Spangler, Curtis Ling, Nathan Woodford, Lucas Henderson. Back row (L-R): Maggie Blanden, Amelia Cook, Danielle Cross, Jessica Green. Front row (L-R): Nathan Hay, Christopher Howard, Trent Henderson, Liam Newman. Front row (L-R): Hayley Banks, Frances Di Carlo, Taylah Pullen, Nicole Netherton.
Girls 5/6 Yellow Basketball Girls 5/6 Maroon Basketball Back row (L-R): Tennille Doyle, Jasmine Rayner, Calista Storen. Back row (L-R): Samantha Hall, Maddie Dillon, Shayne Smith. Front row (L-R): Isabel Williams, Georgia Ambler, Ashlee Percey. Front row (L-R): Molly McGovern, Daina Jurevics, Christina Giameos, Michelle Karsznia.
92 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Primary soccer
Under 8 White Soccer Under 8 Black Soccer Back row (L-R): Nathan Bailey, Tyler Clay, Cambell Wood. Back row (L-R): Sarah Hawkins, Lucy Carter, Melanie Cook, Lochlan Bacon. Front row (L-R): Khane Marley-Brooks, Jordan Day, Thomas Cornell. Front row (L-R): Vincent Harman, Lachlan Riddell, Martin Kaczorek, Lily Brown.
Under 8 Maroon Soccer Under 9 White Soccer Back row (L-R): Connor Reeve, Jordan Green, Daniel Hunniford, Thomas Gillie. Back row (L-R): Lochlan Connolly, Aimee Hogan, Jack Mullen, Jack Perry. Front row (L-R): Joshua Howells, Emmanuel Christopher, Isabella Cooke, Alex Wilson Front row (L-R): Harry Guy, Ryan Gavan, Rachel Netherton, Chase Clark.
Under 9 Black Soccer Under 9 Maroon Soccer Back row (L-R): Alec Wilde, Ty Belbin, Samuel Vaszocz, Asta Rowbottom. Back row (L-R): Indy Brideson, Zachary Jones, Chloe Richardson, Alexandria Blanden. Front row (L-R): Miranda Reeves, Aaron Wilton, Jacob Steele, Riley Wilson. Front row (L-R): Benjamin Dowling, Chloe Bowden, Lorcan O’Moore, Noah McGovern, Ellie Newland.
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Under 10 Black Soccer Under 10 White Soccer Back row (L-R): Mitchell Jarvis, Jak Rowbottom, Kade Wilton, Jacob Golding, Rory Back row (L-R): Kieren Oldfield, Samuel Peters, Bradley Young, Joshua Guy. O’Moore, Lily Carr. Front row (L-R): Catherine Hunniford, Reece Cashion, Sophie Rainbird, Kate Lovell, Front row (L-R): Oscar Bell, Molly Wolley, Jacob Ambler, Christopher Smith, Jaymie Nicholas Harris, Brendan Hall. Woolley, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Jacob Davidson.
Under 10/11 Soccer Under 11/12 Girls Soccer Back row (L-R): Jordan Bailey, Brodie Reeve, Austin Hollingsworth, Bradley Coad. Back row (L-R): Georgia Perry, Mekayla Burns, Samantha Hall, Tahlia Osmond. Front row (L-R): Richard Ngendahayo, James Adlard, Benhur Gufla, Bailey Jones-Carew. Front row (L-R): Shannon Harris, Isabel Williams, Cayla Johnson, Tahlia Langford, Ashlee Percey.
Under 12 White Soccer Back row (L-R): Riley Psaila, Curtis Ling, Jae Cashion, Joshua Cannan, Nicholas Fraser, Shan Garwood. Front row (L-R): George Claridge, Finnian Pasanen, Jacob Jones, Jack Gallahar, Samuel Holdsworth, Christopher Howard, Hayden Lowe.
94 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary sport
Secondary School SATIS Athletics squad Back row (L-R): Mr David Reinbach, Shaun Young, Jake Clark, Mitchell McKinnon, Bradley Tibballs, Jacqueline Gill-Berry, Shannen Strong, Joshua Young, Alex Cerritelli, Kyle Clark, Damien Pace, Olivia Howard, Aidan Pearton, Jake Hartshorn, Harrison Bickers, Thomas Brazendale. 4th row (L-R): Mrs Jessica Palermo, Leonie Smith, Anaka Duncan, Harri King, Bradley Tuffin, Jesse Daley, Dale Howlett, Liam Deering, Michael Cleary, Alexander Elwell, Nicholas King, Cheney Booth, Mr Aaron Davey. 3rd row (L-R): Fetlewerki Kidane, Morgan McConnell, Lyndall Barwick, Maddison Deegan, Amy Clark, Ellen Young, Ella Blackwell, Garett Carpenter, Erica Fraser, Emmanuel Kidane, Janelle Rattenbury, Daniel John, Liam Binning, Zoe Thurston, Megan Atkinson, Olivia Kaczorek, Rhianna Pearce. 2nd row (L-R): Kiera Farr, Ashleigh McSherry, Darragh O’Moore, Ryan Woodford, Fiona Longford, Lauri Wallner, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Georgia Ryan, Jade Bailey, Madeline Bligh, Olivia Philpott, Connor Haas, Indiana Hickey, Bradley Hobden, Matthew Stocks, Rhea Cornelius, Miss Natalie Brown. Front row (L-R): Caitlin Harris, Mitchell Cosson, Ryan Mills, Brendan Williams, Kaitlin Rattenbury, Paige Jolly, Chloe Stevenson, Morgan Rowbottom, Hannah Harrison, Siara Malone, Esther Woodward, Benjamin Shoobridge, Lisa McConnon, Brad Townsend, Jessica Edmundson.
Secondary School SATIS Cross Country team Back row (L-R): Josh Stevens, Taylah Farrell, Didier Mwaka, Nicholas Lowe, Jake Clark, Mitchell McKinnon, Alexander Elwell, Kelsey Nichols, Shannen Strong, Joshua Young, Alex Cerritelli, Kyle Clark, Damien Pace, Harrison Bickers, Aidan Pearton, Thomas Brazendale, Mr Aaron Davey. 3rd row (L-R): Mrs Jessica Palermo, Amelia Burrill, Fetlewerki Kidane, Emmanuel Kidane, Lyndall Barwick, Joseph Wallner, Megan Atkinson, Garett Carpenter, Liam Binning, Michael Cleary, Sophie Hall, Nicholas King, Stephanie Carver, Rhea Cornelius, Miss Natalie Brown. 2nd row (L-R): Chelsea Hickman, Thomas Goodluck, Hannah Shelverton, Darragh O’Moore, Ryan Woodford, Lauri Wallner, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Jade Bailey, Maddison Palecek, Madeline Bligh, Olivia Philpott, Connor Haas, Bradley Hobden, Matthew Stocks, Nathan Coad. Front row (L-R): Drew Dillon, Olivia Harriss, Grace Hills, Caitlin Harris, Ryan Millls, Kaitlyn Rattenbury, Rhianna Peters, Paige Jolly, Benjamin Shoobridge, Hannah Harrison, Lisa McConnon, Brad Townsend, Jessica Edmundson.
Secondary School SATIS Swimming squad Back row (L-R): Elliette Harrison, Mitchell McKinnon, Kyle Clark, Joshua Young, Bradley Oates, Harrison Bickers, Rohan Polanowski, Michael Cleary, Nicholas King, Alexander Elwell, Jonathan Warwarek, Thomas Brazendale. 3rd row (L-R): Charles Lawrie, Chloe Blackwell, Anaka Duncan, Rhianna Pearce, Georgia Salter, Jessica Cleary, Kelsey Nichols, Ellen Young, Lauri Wallner, Stephanie Carver, Rhea Cornelius. 2nd row (L-R): Dayna Graham, Joseph Wallner, Natasha Ross, Sorayah Woods, Daphne Harrison, Ryan Woodford, Darragh O’Moore, Reece Carnes, Ashley Dyke, Daniel Harris, Danielle Garwood. Front row (L-R): Mr Aaron Davey, Michael Harris, Aleisha Herington, Chloe Stevenson, Bonnie Pedler, Dante Ottavi, Matthew Stocks, Benjamin Shoobridge, Mitchell Davis, Joshua Herington, Miss Natalie Brown.
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State Cross Country team Back row (L-R): Callum Burman, Harrison Bickers, Alexander Elwell, Josh Stevens, Aidan Pearton, Rohan Polanowski, Damien Pace, Nicholas Lowe, Michael Cleary, Liam Binning. 2nd row (L-R): Jade Bailey, Nicholas King, Emmanuel Kidane, Leonie Smith, Bradley Hobden, Fetlewerki Kidane, Matthew Stocks, Ryan Woodford, Garett Carpenter, Mrs Jessica Palermo. Front row (L-R): Thomas Goodluck, Chloe Stevenson, Hannah Harrison, Lisa McConnon, Brianna Hobden, Olivia Harriss, Paige Jolly, Samuel Wright-Brown.
State Sport Representatives Back row (L-R): Jacob Wigg, Alex Cerritelli, Michael Cleary. Front row (L-R): Esther Woodward, Janelle Rattenbury, Kyle Clark, Sharon Chavez, Lisa McConnon.
Year 7/8 Boys Football Back row (L-R): Olivia Philpott, Matthew Stocks, Jamie Farr, Jakob Triffitt, Harri King, Emmanuel Kidane, Luke Sutton, Morgan Gearman. 2nd row (L-R): Brad Townsend, Kye Tomkinson, Jesse Daley, Thomas Brazendale, Aidan Pearton, Zoe Thurston, Roberto Fuentes. Front row (L-R): Drew Dillon, Michael Harris, James Holdsworth, Mitchell Davis, Christopher Daly, Thomas Goodluck, Samuel Wright-Browne, Benjamin Shoobridge.
96 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary football & soccer
Year 9/10 Boys Football Back row (L-R): Ben Stearnes, Michael Cleary, Alexander Elwell, Joshua Young, Nathan Cranfield, Brodie Carpenter, Liam Binning, Aidan Curtis. 2nd row (L-R): Benjamin Williams, Rohan Polanowski, Bradley Oates, Jake Hartshorn, Brodie Fisher, Harrison Bickers, Perry Evans. Front row (L-R): Joseph Wallner, Sebastian Pasanen, Kyle Clark, Mr Aaron Davey, Dale Jones, Garett Carpenter.
Year 10 Boys Soccer Back row (L-R): Michael Cleary, Benjamin Williams, Nicholas King, Harrison Bickers, Alexander Elwell, Brodie Carpenter. 2nd row (L-R): Jonathan Warwarek, Ben Stearnes, Nathan Cranfield, Jake Hartshorn, Mathew Dalton, Aidan Curtis, Cameron Valentine. Front row (L-R): Michael Knight, Matthew Garth, Sebastian Pasanen, Mrs Pat Meaney, Daniel Harris, Bradley Clifford.
Year 9 Boys Soccer Back row (L-R): Daniel John, Tyler Barron, Jake Clark, Eden Psaila. 2nd row (L-R): Charles Lawrie, Adam Day, Damien Pace, James Ogilvie, Bradley Tibballs, Liam Binning, Brendan Ransley. Front row (L-R): Jeremy Hall, Edward Medhurst, Daniel Caunter, Joshua Herington.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 97 Secondary soccer & touch football
Year 7 Girls Soccer Year 8 Girls Soccer Back row (L-R): Hannah Shelverton, Lucy Dillon, Anaka Duncan, Bianka Fisher. Back row (L-R): Olivia Philpott, Madeline Bligh. Front row (L-R): Hope Rowley, Lily Russell, Gemma Chisholm. 2nd row (L-R): Shaniah Allen, Anna Giameos, Taylah Farrell, Melissa Hall, Samantha Hodgetts. Front row (L-R): Cassandra Patmore, Shenae Pullen, Mr Aaron Davey, Roxanne Siggins.
Year 10 Girls Soccer Year 8 Girls Touch Football Back row (L-R): Rhianna Pearce, Elliette Harrison. Back row (L-R): Melissa Hall, Briarne Lowe, Madeline Bligh, Charlotte Bailey, Olivia 2nd row (L-R): Lauren Garwood, Alicia Edmundson, Kelsey Minty, Chelsea Hickman, Philpott. Kaitlyn Cantrell. 2nd row (L-R): Shenae Pullen, Rhianna Peters, Olivia Weston-Holbrook. Front row (L-R): Jessica Edmundson, Amelia Lever, Georgia Ryan, Ellie Dickson- Cordwell. Front row (L-R): Hannah Harrison.
Year 9 Girls Touch Football Year 10 Girls Touch Football Back row (L-R): Tahlia Rowbottom, Kelsey Nichols, Shannen Strong, Sarah Parker, Back row (L-R): Stephanie Carver, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Rhea Cornelius, Leonie Smith, Elise Danika Richardson. Jolly. 2nd row (L-R): Jayde Bailey-McSherry, Morgan Rowbottom, Amelia Williams. 2nd row (L-R): Caitlin Harris, Kiera Farr, Alicia Edmundson, Maddison Triffitt. Front row (L-R): Kaitlin Rattenbury, Amelia Burrill. Front row (L-R): Alicia Edmundson.
98 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary netball
Year 7 Girls Netball Division 2 – Black Year 7 Girls Netball Division 2 – White Back row (L-R): Laura Clear, Zoe Thurston, Amber Schofield. Back row (L-R): Paige Jolly, Lucy Docherty, Lyndall Barwick, Fiona Langford, Lucy Dillon, Front row (L-R): Tayla McKenzie, Annabelle Haney, Aleisha Herington. Tara Norris. Front row (L-R): Brianna Hobden, Sheridan White, Georgia Tibballs, Olivia Harriss.
Year 7 Girls Netball Division 1 – Maroon Year 8 Girls Netball Division 2 – Black Back row (L-R): Jayde Daly-Trenham, Ellen Young, Tanya Martin, Ella Blackwell, Back row (L-R): Samantha Hodgetts, Jennifer Reid, Taylah Farrell, Siara Malone, Krissah Maddeline Clifford. Jimenez, Chloe Smith. Front row (L-R): Dannielle Goldsmith, Hannah Shelverton, Jessica Martin. Front row (L-R): Adeleen Curtis, Bronte Triffett, Clare Hunniford, Nikki Murray.
Year 8 Girls Netball Division 1 – Gold Year 9 Girls Netball Division 2 – Black Back row (L-R): Anna Di Carlo, Shani Barwick, Olivia Philpott. Back row (L-R): Emily Claridge, Daphne Harrison, Cassandra Hansson, Tahlia Front row (L-R): Shenae Pullen, Chloe Jay, Anna Giameos, Rhianna Peters. Rowbottom, Kimberley White. Front row (L-R): Mahala Anderson, Sarah Dillon.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 99 Secondary netball & badminton
Year 9 Girls Netball Division 2 – White Year 9 Girls Netball Division 1 – Maroon Back row (L-R): Sarah Parker, Sophie Warner, Mr Aaron Davey, Amelia Carpenter, Back row (L-R): Ashlee Harriss, Shannen Strong, Paige Davie. Danika Richardson. Front row (L-R): Morgan Rowbottom, Hayley Gadd, Kelsey Nichols, Maddison Palecek. Front row (L-R): Jayde Bailey-McSherry, Amelia Williams, Jade Bailey.
Year 10 Girls Netball Division 1 – Maroon Year 9 Boys Badminton team Back row (L-R): Lauri Wallner, Leonie Smith, Elise Jolly. Back row (L-R): Indiana Hickey, Tyler Barron, Chelsea Hickman. Front row (L-R): Ellie Dickson-Cordwell, Maddison Triffitt, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Kiera Farr. Front row (L-R): Aleisha Herington, Joshua Herington.
Year 9A Girls Badminton team Year 9B Girls Badminton team (L-R): Madilyne Hawes, Rachel Horne, Laura Dennison, Jade Bailey. (L-R): Holly Jacobson, Rachel Roberts, Sophie Kluver, Hayley Ford.
100 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary tennis & volleyball
Dominic Davies Cup Tennis Dominic Butter Cup Tennis Back row (L-R): Mr Mark Nolan, Tyler Barron, Timothy Chivers, Peter O’Keefe, Back row (L-R): Miranda Robinson, Lucy Cripps, Mr Mark Nolan, Alicia Edmundson, Joshua Herington. Jade Bailey. Front row (L-R): Lucy Cripps, Oliver Nolan, Ashton Smith, Jeremy Hall. Front row (L-R): Chloe Smith, Chelsea Storr, Georgia Ryan, Georgia Tibballs.
Year 7 Girls Volleyball Year 8 Girls Volleyball Back row (L-R): Mr Brian Brennan, Maddeline Clifford, Kaitlin Hawkins, Bianka Fisher, Back row (L-R): Mr Brian Brennan, Shenae Pullen, Madeline Bligh, Shaniah Allen, Mr Mr Matthew Hayward. Matthew Hayward. Front row (L-R): Jessica Martin, Paige Jolly, Olivia Harriss. Front row (L-R): Anna Di Carlo, Olivia Philpott, Paige Jolly.
Year 9 Girls Volleyball Year 10 Girls Volleyball Back row (L-R): Amy Barrow, Sarah Dillon, Mr Brian Brennan, Maddison Tomkinson, Back row (L-R): Mr Brian Brennan, Mr Matthew Hayward. Mr Matthew Hayward, Ashlee Harriss, Ellaura Wiggins. 2nd row (L-R): Kaitlin Cantrell, Elise Jolly, Rhea Cornelius, Ashley McSherry. 2nd row (L-R): Emily Claridge, Sophie Hall, Abbie Gregson, Jade Bailey, Fetlewerki Front row (L-R): Kiera Farr, Chloe Bonnitcha, Maddison Triffitt. Kidane. Front row (L-R): Daphne Harrison. Dominic College Yearbook 2010 101 Secondary cricket, fun run, softball & rugby
Year 7/8 Boys Cricket Year 9 Girls Cricket Back row (L-R): Peter O’Keefe, Dale Howlett, Aidan Pearton, Nicholas Lowe, Back row (L-R): Ashlee Harriss, Mr Brian Brennan, Laura Smith. Brayden Drake. Front row (L-R): Kaitlin Rattenbury, Janelle Rattenbury, Maddison Palecek, Danika Front row (L-R): Brad Townsend, Matthew Stocks, Daniel Harris, Callum Burman, Richardson. Bradley Hobden, Daniel Revell.
Fun Run participants Year 9 Girls Softball (L-R): Hannah Harrison, Fetlewerki Kidane, Garett Carpenter, Lisa McConnon. Back row (L-R): Sophie Hall, Amy Barrow, Lucy Cripps, Sarah Dillon, Daphne Harrison, Ellaura Wiggins, Jennifer Reid. Front row (L-R): Chelsea Storr, Krissah Jimenez, Hannah Harrison, Chloe Smith, Adeleen Curtis.
Year 7/8 Girls Rugby Year 9/10 Girls Rugby Back row (L-R): Claudia Bester, Fiona Langford, Olivia Philpott, Madeline Bligh, Back row (L-R): Sarah Parker, Kelsey Nichols, Laura Smith, Leonie Smith. 2nd row (L-R): Amelia Lever, Tahlia Rowbottom, Kaitlyn Cantrell, Ellen Bennett, Paige Jolly. Stephanie Carver, Amelia Carpenter, Jessica Edmundson. Front row (L-R): Olivia Harriss, Gemma Chisholm, Hannah Shelverton, Front row (L-R): Kaitlin Rattenbury, Jayde Bailey-McSherry, Amelia Williams, Mr Aaron Hannah Harrison. Davey, Sharon Chavez, Fetlewerki Kidane.
102 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary basketball
Year 7 Boys Basketball Year 7 Girls Basketball Back row (L-R): Jakob Triffitt, Kye Tomkinson. Back row (L-R): Paige Jolly, Fiona Langford, Kaitlin Hawkins, Zoe Brown, Front row (L-R): Michael Harris, Thomas Brazendale, Benjamin Shoobridge. Annabelle Haney. Front row (L-R): Olivia Harriss.
Year 7/8 Boys Rep Basketball Back row (L-R): Harri King, Jesse Daley. 3rd row (L-R): Oliver Nolan, Bradley Tuffin, Emmanuel Kidane. 2nd row (L-R): Ashley Dillon, Damien Pace, Year 7/8 Girls Rep Basketball Thomas Brazendale, (L-R): Anna Di Carlo, Kaitlin Hawkins, Mr Aaron Davey, Shani Barwick, Georgia Salter. Kye Tomkinson. Front row (L-R): Brad Townsend.
Year 8 Boys Basketball Division 1 Year 8 Boys Basketball Division 2 – Black Back row (L-R): Jesse Daley, Bradley Tuffin, Timothy Chivers, Harri King. Back row (L-R): Simon Hopwood, Ashton Smith, Samuel Ambler. Front row (L-R): Jamie Farr, Emmanuel Kidane, Brad Townsend. Front row (L-R): Nicholas Oldfield, Micah Brennan, Samuel Wright-Browne.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 103 Secondary basketball
Year 8 Girls Basketball Year 8 Boys Basketball Division 2 – Gold Back row (L-R): Shani Barwick, Back row (L-R): Nicholas Lowe, Aidan Pearton. Anna Di Carlo. Front row (L-R): James Holdsworth, Oliver Nolan, Ashley Dyke. Front row (L-R): Olivia Philpott, Olivia Weston- Holbrook.
Year 8 Girls Basketball Year 9 Boys Basketball Back row (L-R): Samantha Hodgetts, Anna Giameos, Tori-Lee Bullock, Krissah Jimenez. Back row (L-R): Eden Psaila, James Ogilvie. Front row (L-R): Roxanne Siggins, Hannah Harrison. Front row (L-R): Brendan Ransley, Damien Pace, Jake Hartshorn, Edward Medhurst.
Year 9 Girls Basketball Division 1 – Gold Year 9 Girls Basketball – Maroon Back row (L-R): Sophie Warner, Mr Aaron Davey, Maddison Tomkinson, Ashlee Back row (L-R): Megan Atkinson. Goodman. 2nd row (L-R): Shannen Strong, Kaitlin Rattenbury, Amelia Burrill. Front row (L-R): Kelsey Nichols, Laura Smith, Abbie Gregson. Front row (L-R): Morgan Rowbottom, Jade Bailey.
104 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Secondary basketball & waterpolo
Year 9/10 Boys Rep Basketball Year 9/10 Girls Rep Basketball Back row (L-R): Damien Pace, Alex Cerritelli, Jake Hartshorn, James Ogilvie. Back row (L-R): Shannen Strong, Olivia Howard, Mr Aaron Davey, Maddison Tomkinson, Front row (L-R): Eden Psaila, Jacob Wigg, Joshua Young, Kyle Clark, Ben Stearnes. Kelsey Nichols. Front row (L-R): Abbie Gregson, Lauri Wallner, Morgan Rowbottom.
Year 10 Boys Basketball Year 7/8 Boys Water Polo Back row (L-R): Brodie Carpenter, Mrs Pat Meaney, Jacob Wigg. Back row (L-R): Ashley Dyke, Daniel Harris. Front row (L-R): Michael Cleary, Alex Cerritelli, Joshua Young, Jake Clark. Front row (L-R): Darragh O’Moore, Jack Dare, Nicholas Oldfield.
Year 7/8 Girls Water Polo Year 10 Girls Water Polo Back row (L-R): Ellen Young, Anna Di Carlo, Anaka Duncan. (L-R): Stephanie Carver, Natasha Ross. Front row (L-R): Chloe Stevenson, Grace Moles, Olivia Carver.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 105 106 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Always remember that education is
Dona matter Bosco of the heart. OUR FAMILY Dominic College Yearbook 2010 107 DOSA
During the year, a number of passionate Old Scholars and current Dominic staff began work to revive the Dominic Old Scholars Association (DOSA) with the aim of exploring avenues for communication, participation and connection with the College.
The committee is represented by: - Ms Beth Gilligan, College Principal - Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB, College Rector - Mrs Caroline Jager, Old Scholars Coordinator - Mr Tony Webb, Old Scholar (1963), former parent and staff member - Ms Diane Byrne, Old Scholar (1973), former parent and staff member - Ms Leesa Baker, Old Scholar (1986) and current parent Centre was officially blessed and opened by In the coming year, the committee will be The highlight of the year was the Blessing Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB. focusing on: and Opening of the Dezani Design Centre, - Establishing a membership program for dedicated to the much loved and fondly During the year, reunions were organised all Old Scholars; remembered Br Peter Dezani SDB. Br for the Classes of 1989 and 1992 with many - Producing an annual alumni magazine; Peter gave 34 years of dedicated service to Old Scholars joining in the celebrations. In - Fundraising opportunities; Dominic College, teaching Woodwork and November, the Class of 1970 Holy Name - Specific DOSA events for Old Scholars Technical Drawing classes, and provided had their first reunion in 40 years, with a to get together and reconnect with the support and encouragement for all at number of the Old Scholars travelling from College. the College. He also pioneered the Old around Australia for the event. In 2011, Scholars Association, producing the well reunions will be held for the Classes of Mrs Caroline Jager read DOSA News, and was a permanent 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2001. Dominic College Old Scholars fixture at Class reunions. Coordinator With the Committee wishing to widen The Opening of the Dezani Design the appeal of the Association to all Old Centre on November 13 was attended Scholars, the Class of 2010 were inducted by many Old Scholars from throughout into the Association during the Year 10 the years, representing Boys Town, Savio Graduation Mass held at St John’s Parish. All College, Holy Name and Dominic College. students were presented with a keyring to The Association hosted a BBQ, with a mark their transition from student to Old celebratory cake and drinks after the Scholar.
Images, top to bottom: Diane Byrne (1973), Fr Frank Bertagnolli, Ms Beth Gilligan and Elizabeth Bowes (1970) at the Dezani Design Centre Blessing and Opening day. Old Scholar Mr Tony Webb (1963) and College Principal, Ms Beth Gilligan at the Twilight Fair.
108 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Capital development
What an extraordinary year it has been. The Federal Government’s Building the Education Revolution capital grant program has created a level of continuous building activity never before seen at Dominic College.
Three Guzman classrooms have been refurbished to bring them into the 21st century and create contemporary teaching and learning spaces with data projection and interactive whiteboards. Bigger windows and light coloured paintwork have made them bright and airy.
Work to transform the existing Savio Centre into a Design Centre and Dance and Drama facility commenced in mid February. The Design Centre specifically gymnasium facilities, a Sports Science caters for two of our VET courses, Cert room, a student kitchen and a teaching I in Building and Construction and Cert I area dedicated to Languages Other Than in Engineering, as well as our established English (LOTE). The MPC will also cater for Design in Wood, Design in Metal and our all-school assemblies as well as large Design Graphics. gatherings and events. The Centre is due for completion in March 2011. The Dance and Drama facility is a large open space which provides great flexibility Mr Jim Taylor for a variety of uses. Business Manager
Our existing two Science laboratories received a face lift as well, including improved lighting and heating and an enhanced preparation area. A third Science lab and an Environmental Science space have also been created. Included in this project was the inclusion of additional student toilet facilities, a flexible-use staff/ student hub and two staff offices.
The biggest project is the new Multi Purpose Centre. This building will include
Images, clockwise from top: Digging the space for the new Multi Purpose Centre. The Design Centre in the making. The finished Guzman classrooms in action again. The new Dance and Drama facility in construction.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 109 Parents & Friends Committee
The “Welcome to Dominic Picnic Night” and the “Parent Night Out's” during Term 1 have all been starting points in building a stronger school community. We are never short for participants at the school Fair but we especially welcome more people to be involved with the Parents and Friends Committee and the Parent Group.
In 2011 the Parents and Friends and the Parent Group will combine to one entity, which will enable the pooling of resources and workloads and will unite us as one parent body. Treasurer. We thank them for their Our community involvement has included participation, dedication and service to the the serving of the St John’s Parish Dinner for Dominic school community. Thank you Fr Lawrie’s volunteers, the cooking of the to Nanette Dowling, Vice President; our BBQ for the Year 6 Dennison Carnival and a general committee members; Wendy Snell very successful Bulb Fundraiser, which raised and the Primary Campus Parent Group $850.00 for the Haiti Appeal. members for their work this year, and the commitment to our school families. Our major fundraisers this financial year Mrs Patricia Di Carlo have been: contributions to the College: President • Enhanced Learning – Dominic College, Parents and Friends Committee The College Twilight Fair - The move to the $1033; Primary area was positive and this event • True North Presentation – Motivational was again a great success. Thanks must go Media, $970.00; to all those who worked tirelessly to ensure • Contributions to The Sister Anthenias the smooth running of this event, which Fund $2,000 and College Awards in raised $15,370.63. the Secondary and Primary campus, $320.00. Along with smaller fundraisers: • The Fashion Parade - $352.79; The Parents and Friends have also made a • Woody’s Disco - $400.00; commitment to the Mama Margaret Kitchen • Wine Tasting - $835.35; with $10,000 being given in 2010, and a • Independent Cross Country - $752.51; further $10,000 pledged for 2011. • Business Register - $638.00. This year we say farewell to two long Funds raised from these events have standing Committee Members: Wendy allowed us to make the following Minty, Secretary; and Cindy Gallahar,
Images, top to bottom: P&F President, Mrs Tricia Di Carlo, and Treasurer, Mrs Cindy Gallahar, present a cheque for the Motivational Media visit to College Captains Joshua Young and Rhea Cornelius, and Miss Natalie Brown. Miss Brown and Bosco volunteers working on the very popular pancake stall at the Fair. Volunteers on the Asian food stall at the Twilight Fair.
110 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Staff
Staff having fun
Images, top to bottom: left to right: Staff 2010. Mrs Hayley Joyce, Miss Gaye Spencer and Ms Patti Preziuso at Generate. Mrs Colleen Ralph and Mrs Wendy Burrill at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party fundraiser. Mrs Linda Douglas cooking on Feast Day. Mr Greg Woodward and Mrs Annette Halls on St Patrick’s Day. Mr Joe Sandric at a Jump Rope for Heart demonstration. Mr Treweek with some student surfer dudes at the showing of his surf film Lucid.
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 111 Staff professional learning
ICT a focus in 2010
2010 has seen a focus on professional learning in the area of Information Communication Technology (ICT) for the staff at Dominic College. Each year a range of new and exciting technologies enters the school environment, so continued professional learning ensures that we at Dominic College are able to continue to push the boundaries in our use of this technology.
Throughout the year, many staff demonstrated their enthusiasm for all things technical by attending optional small group professional learning sessions. We are blessed as a college to have many talented and committed teachers on staff who are more than willing to share their expertise with other staff. Topics covered in these sessions range from making the most of your Outlook calendar through to some quite advanced PhotoShop work.
July saw us welcome internationally respected speaker, Dr McKenzie, to the college. Dr McKenzie spent two days with staff challenging us to make “good use” of technology. This included challenging for teachers at Dominic to spend time “e-conference.” In this format conference us to look at why and how we are using with Australia’s most influential educational delegates were spread wide across the the technology we have at hand, and technology authorities. Following the visit country simultaneously watching a live video encouraging us to ensure thinking is the Mr O’Leary and Mr Scanlon were more stream being presented by our Provincial key motivator in our everyday use of the than happy to share their now expanded Fr Frank Moloney. Feedback was sent via technology. knowledge with staff at both primary and email to the broadcast centre and questions secondary staff meetings. were able to be answered immediately. In August, three staff members, Mr Fred O’Leary, Mrs Sonia O’Leary and Mr Brent We have not only been learning Mr Matthew Taylor Scanlon, attended the three day Interactive professionally about ICT we have also been E - Learning Services - Technology Teaching and Learning Conference. This learning professionally with ICT. Dominic Integrator conference offered a fantastic opportunity College participated in a national Salesian
Images, clockwise from top: Principal Ms Beth Gilligan, Rector Fr Frank Bertagnolli and staff attending an e-conference held by Salesian Provincial Fr Frank Moloney. Staff of Dominic College in a Professional Development session with Dr Jamie McKenzie. Mr Matthew Taylor demonstrating new touch pad technology with a primary class.
112 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Staff Listing
Principal Martina Crerar Danielle Pullen Beth Gilligan Bree Crocker Colleen Ralph Aaron Davey Shirley Ransley College Rector Lauren Davey Mary Rickards Frank Bertagnolli SDB Lisbeth Eastoe Rania Fouad Administration staff Head of students (7-10) Jane Gysen Clinton Baker Paul Williams Roslyn Hawkins Patricia Claridge Matthew Hayward Stephen Halls Director of Teaching and Learning (7-10) Alexandra Heinze Craig Hazi Janine O’Hea Selina Kinne Caroline Jager Philip Kirkham James Lambert Head of Primary Campus (Acting) Kate Longey Karen Longey Joseph Sandric Joshua Mackie Frances Mackenzie Rocco Mangione Simon Natoli Business Manager Janet Marcenko Melissa Ralph James Taylor Mark Nolan Matthew Taylor Frederick O’Leary Rosemary Street Year K-6 teaching staff Sonia O’Leary Cian Hottes Barbara Baker Jessica Palermo Carissa McCullock Anna Brown Jacinta Pearce Kimbra Burke Patricia Preziuso Maintenance staff Linda Douglas David Reinbach David Adams Patricia Downie Gaye Spencer Ian Buckley Jane Doyle Gillian Taylor Darren Lonergan Jennie Fasnacht Jeffrey Thomas Steven Morgan Angela Gibbons Aaron Ward Cameron Golding Michelle Watson School counsellors Hayley Joyce Suzanne Whyte Lydia Black Ruth Lincoln Roslyn Wilson Morgan Joanne Allison Lowe Gregory Woodward Patricia Mahoney Michael Woolford School librarian Nadia Paternoster Christopher Wright Christine Donnelly Kaye Pullen Philip Roberts Teacher Assistants Library technicians Brent Scanlon Jacalyn Baker Kathleen Caplice Nicole Shanny Michelle Bickers Kathryn Lyne Bridget Skinner Wendy Burrill Allison Cooley Rodney Butterworth Bus driver/volunteer Simon Treweek Patricia Coad Peter (Jackie) Allsopp Nanette Dowling Year 7 - 10 teaching staff Jennifer Edwards Brian Ahern SBD Lynda-Lee Graham Gabrielle Ashlin Deborah Gray Brian Brennan Michele Guy Natalie Brown Annette Halls Deborah Butterworth Carole Herington Warwick Cardamatis Patricia Meaney David Carey Michael Morrow
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 113 114 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 The yug ms not ol b loved, Donthey Bosco must know they are loved. OUR LEAVERS Dominic College Yearbook 2010 115 year 10 leavers
Images top to bottom, left to right: Help for Haiti Concert. Student Leader all school assembly. Graduating class of 2010. Savio succeed at the Athletics Carnival. On the job for Work Experience. Helping out with the Year 5 Taster Day visit. Bosco receives a trophy at the Athletics Carnival. Year 10 Leadership Challenge Day.
116 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Sarah Ahearn Name: Ellen Bennett Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 1 Pastoral group: Siena 5 School highlights: Ghost Camp, School highlights: Music Night, Science Extended 2009 Creative Arts Night, art expos and Contribution: Vinnies, Choir meeting new people Ambition: Forensic psychologist Contribution: Siena Senate Leader Favourite quote: “Sunshine makes and choir member you happy” Ambition: I hope to go to university, travel to London with my best friend, and see an elephant Favourite quote: “If music be the food of love, play on”
Name: Zakaria Alumbulwa Name: William Berry Attended Dominic: 2008 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 School highlights: Carnivals, soccer School highlights: 2010 Swimming premierships Carnival, meeting great new friends, Contribution: Sport - soccer House Drama 2010, Creative Arts Ambition: To be happy in life Favourite quote: “Give thanks for Night 2009, Science Extended 2009, what you are now, and keep fighting getting Bosco badge, becoming Class for what you want to be tomorrow” Captain Contribution: Class Captain, Bosco House Drama director, Creative Arts Night 2009, cricket 2007/2008, volleyball 2009 Ambition: To become a meteorologist Favourite quote: “Every day is a gift, that’s why they call it the present”
Name: Rebecca Barnstable Name: Harrison Bickers Attended Dominic: 2008 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2002 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 2 Pastoral group: Savio 4 School highlights: Hanging out with School highlights: Year 6 Canberra trip, friends excursions to Cadburys, primary school Contribution: Netball, Creative Arts soccer, sport during lunchtimes and being Night (2009), attended all carnivals and inter-high cross country (2009) soccer premiers 2010 Ambition: Helping others in need Contribution: Sports Leader, Savio Favourite quote: “You only live Vice-Captain, cross country and athletics, once, but if you work it right, once school sports (tennis, football, soccer, is enough” cricket) Ambition: To do my best in life in what I decide to do Favourite quote: “Life is like riding a bicycle - in order to keep your balance, you must keep moving”
Name: Shannon Bedford Name: Chloe Bonnitcha Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 School highlights: Drama night 2009, School highlights: Meeting Chelsea Hickman and all the other amazing friends Outdoor Education camp 2009, Dominic has given me, school counsellor House Drama, every activity to do visits with Madeline Woodward, playing with the Aboriginal group volleyball for three years and finally Contribution: Aboriginal Leader, winning in 2010, Business Enterprise with Savio House Captain, Savio 2 Class Mr Hayward Captain, school sports. Contribution: Drama productions, school Ambition: To be a social worker sports (volleyball, netball, touch football) Favourite quote: “Carpe diem (seize sports carnivals, 40 hour famine, Sports the day)” Leader Ambition: To live my life to its full potential with a happy family and a successful career, with people around me that I love and adore Favourite quote: “Oh not even”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 117 Name: Connor Broadby Name: Brodie Carpenter Attended Dominic: 2003 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 1 Pastoral group: Siena 3 School highlights: Building and School highlights: Playing football for constructing things in Design in Wood Dominic and Tech Metal, chilling with my mates, Contribution: House Captain, Senate Year 10 work experience Ambition: To get an apprenticeship in Contribution: Football, soccer, electrical and gradually own and run my basketball, Sports Leader (in primary) own business Landcare (secondary) Favourite quote: “Be better not bitter” Ambition: Get my apprenticeship and open my own business Favourite quote: “I don’t believe in anything that puts a man on his knees”
Name: Jessica Burns Name: Madelyn Carver Attended Dominic: 2002 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 5 Pastoral group: Guzman 3 School highlights: Friends, the camps School highlights: Leadership Day, Justice and school trips, making new friends, Crew, being House Captain, House and my best friend Natasha Donaghy Drama, meeting new people Contribution: sports, (soccer, water Contribution: Vinnie’s, being a leader, polo, touch football, rugby, volley ball, Creative Arts Night, co curricular drama netball, swimming), working at the and dance, sport (netball) school fair Ambition: Psychologist, physiotherapist, Favourite quote: “I am the author of my radiologist, teacher, but most of all to be life, and I am writing in pen. Therefore, I happy cannot erase my mistake.” Favourite quote: “Believe in the unbelievable”
Name: Andrew Cairns Name: Stephanie Carver Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral Group: Guzman 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 School Highlights: Hanging out with School highlights: Ben Lomond camp, Bosco winning the swimming carnival Oliver (Olivia), leadership camps, Year 9 2010, Year 6 trip to Canberra, leadership ghost camp, becoming Guzman 2 Class camps, school carnivals, homeroom Captain, MUNA, last day of school highlights, House Drama, football gala day, Contribution: Vice President of Vinnies, rugby gala day, meeting all my amazing Head of Vinnies Fundraising, Aboriginal friends leader and reading at assemblies Contribution: Senate for Bosco, Ambition: To become a world class swimming, athletics, cross country neurosurgeon or cardiothoracic carnivals, water polo, touch football, surgeon and meet Sigourney Weaver volleyball, netball, concert for Haiti Ambition: To become an international Favourite quote: “I’d like to do more flight attendant than survive, I’d like to rub it in your Favourite quote: “You are only as big as face” the dreams you dare to live”
Name: Kaitlyn Cantrell Name: Alex Cerritelli Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 3 Pastoral Group: Savio 3 School highlights: Ben Lomond, girls School Highlights: Meeting friends, football/rugby gala days, athletics lunchtime basketball carnivals, sports, new friends, Music Contribution: Sports teams, athletics, Night (2007), Outdoor Education swimming, cross country, basketball, camps football etc. Contribution: Athletics, touch football, Ambition: Career in basketball, police netball, soccer, softball, tennis, football, force rugby, volleyball, House Drama Favourite quote: “I can accept failure, Ambition: Join the police force when I everyone fails at something. But I can’t leave Year 12 accept not trying.” Favourite Quote: “Time and truth tells all”
118 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Kyle Clark Name: Nathan Cranfield Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 3 Pastoral group: Savio 5 School highlights: Winning the relay in School highlights: Hanging out with Savio every year, winning cross country mates, basketball at recess and lunch, three years in a row, winning basketball hacky sack, being in Siena house grand final 2008, grand final for football Contribution: Playing boys Year 9 2008, meeting all my mates and Mr cricket, school footy, England and Davey Afghanistan project with Cameron Contribution: Being in the athletics Valentine team, cross country, swimming team Ambition: To live a happy life and Ambition: Run a carpet company hopefully to play senior footy in the (become rich) TSL Favourite quote: “Such is life” Favourite quote: Sam Newman’s “Oh really” and Brendan Fevola’s “wooooooooooh”
Name: Michael Cleary Name: Aidan Curtis Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 3 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 School highlights: Beating Mr Davey School highlights: Playing cricket, in the beep test every time, meeting football grand final (Year 8), touch some great people, tennis premiers football, soccer grand final (Year 10) 2008, and soccer premiers 2010 Contribution: Vice School Captain, Contribution: Won soccer grand final Class Captain, cross country team, year 10, cricket, football athletics team and school sports Ambition: To be a builder Ambition: To be as successful in Favourite quote: “Who do you think my life as I can, in whatever path I you are?” choose Favourite quote: “Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever.” Name: Bradley Clifford Name: Mathew Dalton Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 3 Pastoral group: Guzman 5 School highlights: Played Year 10 soccer School highlights: Meeting new people and and won grand final, 2009 Creative Arts learning new things Night, New Zealand trip, chilling with Contribution: Playing school sport, soccer, mates at lunch cricket, volleyball and school fundraising Contribution: Played two sports Ambition: Successful and happy future (cricket and soccer) Favourite quote: “Success is not the key Ambition: To get an apprenticeship as to happiness; happiness is the key to a chef success” Favourite quote: “Come to the dark side, we have milk and cookies”
Name: Rhea Cornelius Name: Ellie Dickson - Cordwell Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 1 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 School highlights: Leadership Camp School highlights: Meeting my amazing 2010, Creative Arts Night 2009, Canberra trip, Justice Crew, primary friends years, Ben Lomand, Wine Glass Bay, Contribution: Sports (netball, soccer), voted College Captain, girls football day, fashion exposé House Drama, meeting all my friends Ambition: To be a photographer or Contribution: College Captain, Class journalist Captain, Vinnies, Senate, choir, athletics team, swimming team, cross country Favourite quote: “Life is a grindstone; team, sports (basketball, volleyball, whether it grinds you down or polishes touch football) co-curricular dance and you up, depends on what you are made drama, Creative Arts Night of” Ambition: Something in Hospitality or the Creative Arts and to travel and see many places Favourite Quote: “Don’t let it rain on your parade, fetch an umbrella”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 119 Name: Natasha Donaghy Name: Alex Elwell Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 School highlights: Making new friends, School highlights: Winning the open camps and school trips, and my best boys cross country, soccer premiers, friend – Jessica Burns tennis premiers, winning the Year 8 Contributions: Sports (water polo, football final, being in the great Bosco netball, rep basketball, soccer, volleyball, House rugby, touch football, swimming), leader, Contribution: Health project, running helping at the fair Simmons Plains and coming 9th Ambition: To own my own shop Ambition: To make money and go to Favourite quote: “If you obey the rules, France you will miss out on all the fun” Favourite quote: “The tough find a way, the weak find excuses”
Name: Alicia Edmundson Name: Della Enniss Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2001 – 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 School highlights: Swimming carnivals, School high lights: Attending the Ben Lomand 2009, getting my Siena University Faculty of Art, sport, badge carnivals, friends Contribution: Playing sports (soccer Contributions: Playing netball and and tennis), House Drama 2010 soccer, Vinnies and welcoming the Year Ambition: To be happy, successful and to 7s for 2010 have a secure job in life Ambition: To become a vet Quote: “Forgiveness does not change Favourite quote: “Ask yourself this the past but it does enlarge the future” question: will this matter in a year from now?”
Name: Jessica Edmundson Name: Justin Estrada Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 3 Pastoral group: Bosco 5 School highlights: Ben Lomond Camp, girls football/rugby gala days, athletics carnivals, School highlights: Lunchtime, playing sports, new friends, Creative Arts Night, basketball for school and basketball Athletic Development premiership Contribution: Siena House-Vice Captain, Contribution: Played rep basketball for House Drama, athletics carnivals, sports teams the school and school basketball (soccer, touch football, tennis, football etc.), Ambition: To become an architect, representative teams both state and southern Ambition: I would love to complete university designing huge sky scrapers and successfully fulfil my dream of becoming Favourite quote: “Failing to prepare is a Paramedic. preparing to fail” Favourite quote: “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us”
Name: Jessica Ellis Name: Perry Evans Attended Dominic: 2009 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 School highlights: Work experience School highlights: Getting awarded Contribution: Being a good friend Class Captain badge and Bosco badge Ambition: To be a mechanic Contribution: Class Captain, Bosco Favourite quote: “Never give up” badge, Landcare badge Ambition: Harness racing trainer or welder Favourite quote: “Country ‘til I die”
120 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Kiera Farr Name: Brodie Fisher Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 4 Pastoral Group: Siena 4 Attended Dominic: 1998 - 2010 School Highlights: Ben Lomond 2009, School highlights: Meeting my friends Leadership Camp, retreats, school Contribution: Being a good friend and carnivals, Dominic Day, meeting all of trying my hardest my amazing friends Ambition: To be happy in life Contribution: Class captain, Netball Favourite quote: “Celebrate what Volleyball, Touch Football, House you’ve accomplished, but raise the bar a carnivals, House Drama and Haiti little higher each time you succeed” Appeal Ambition: To live a happy and enjoyable life, and to become a sports teacher Favourite quote: “Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it is better to be absolutely ridiculous then absolutely boring”
Name: Jemima Faulkner Name: Kurt Flakemore Attended Dominic: 2005 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2009 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 5 Pastoral group: Savio 5 School highlights: Year 6 Canberra trip, School highlights: Chilling with mates, all the camps, retreats, Dominic Day, going to Ben Lomand with Outdoor Ed meeting my great friends Contribution: Helping with fundraisers Contributions: 40 Hour Famine, netball and school sports Ambition: To be happy and try to find a Ambition: Be an astronaut and go to reason to smile and laugh every day Mars, and be a doctor Favourite quote: “What you do for Favourite quote: “Everyone has a yourself dies with you but, what you do photographic memory, some don’t for others stays here on earth. Don’t have film” waste the sun on a rainy day.”
Name: Joshua Feldmanis Name: Damian Fulton Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 – 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 Pastoral group: Savio 4 School highlights: Fixing things in School highlights: Chilling with mates Landcare Contribution: Fundraising for sponsor Contribution: Landcare child, sold stuff for charity, played Ambition: To lead a happy life cricket in Year 7 Favourite quote: “Ha ha very funny Ambition: To be a bible missionary warm water” Favourite quote: “Live fast, die fun”
Name: Patrick Fielding Name: Alexander Gafar Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 5 Pastoral group: Siena 1 School highlights: Making friends, playing School highlights: Made great friends music with others Contribution: Played sport (soccer, Contribution: School band, school rock tennis) helped with Year 5 visit concerts, music/creative arts night Ambition: To become an electrician 2008 - 2010 Favourite quote: “What goes around Ambition: To be a musician comes around” Favourite quote: “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 121 Name: Matthew Garth Name: Olivia Hamori Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 2 Pastoral group: Guzman 5 School highlights: Chilling with my School highlights: New Zealand trip, mates at lunch and winning the Year 10 making friends, Justice Crew, school soccer grand final carnivals, dance, leadership camps Contribution: Soccer Contribution: Class Captain, Haiti Ambition: To lead a happy life Appeal, soccer, choir, fundraising, Favourite quote: “You miss one working at the fair, Creative Arts Night, hundred percent of the shots you Music Night, Carols by Candle Light never take” Ambition: To do well in life Favourite Quote: “We should all start to live before we get too old. Fear is stupid, so are regrets.”
Name: Lauren Garwood Name: Caitlin Harris Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 3 Pastoral Group: Siena 5 School highlights: Meeting the people School highlights: Leadership Camp, who mean the world to me retreats, Dominic Day, school carnivals Contribution: House activities (House and meeting all my amazing friends Drama), Interschool Cross Country Contribution: Being Class Captain, Ambition: Get a career that allows me playing sports, making people feel to travel, so I can move often and meet welcome, making people smile new people all the time Ambition: To live a happy and enjoyable Favourite quote: “When life rains on life, to be a primary school teacher your parade ... bring out the slip ‘n’ Favourite quote: “A dream is a wish slide” your heart makes”
Name: Mikayla Hall Name: Elliette Harrison Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 5 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 School highlights: Meeting all my School highlights: Meeting all new unforgettable friends and making life friends, swimming carnivals, Vinnies, long memories, girls footy day, Year 7 school camps and excursions and 8 classes Contributions: Vinnies, school fair, Contribution: Vice Captain in primary netball, soccer, swimming carnivals - school, netball, touch football, volleyball, state and interstate, Indigenous Student basketball, sporting carnivals Leader Ambition: To travel, and then I want Ambition: To be a primary school to somehow work with children and teacher or Olympic swimmer help them Favourite Quote: “A smile makes the Favourite quote: “Anything that’s worth world better” having is sure enough worth fighting for”
Name: Paige Hansen Full name: Samuel Hawes Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 – 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 3 Pastoral group: Siena 2 School highlights: Canberra trip 2006, School highlights: Canberra trip Ben Lomand trip 2009, drama class Contribution: Being a good friend 2009, charades, leadership days, being Ambition: Classified with amazing friends Favourite quote: “If it made sense, it Contributions: Vinnies, Senate, Class wouldn’t be religion” Captain Ambition: To travel, be happy and become a writer or paediatrician Favourite quote: “A journey is best measured in friends rather than miles”
122 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Zack Hayes Name: Rachel Horne Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 5 Pastoral group: Savio 3 School highlights: Meeting new people, School highlights: Meeting new people, making long term friends school camps, my friends, playing sport Contribution: Football, soccer, cricket Contribution: Playing sport (netball, and volleyball finals, participated badminton), fashion exposé in school fair and helped out with Ambition: To write my own novels fundraising for Haiti and become a primary school teacher Ambition: To be a qualified builder (Kinder, Prep, and Year 1) Favourite Quote: “To live by the truth” Favourite quote: “Seasons may come and go, but a friend is forever”
Full name: Chelsea Hickman Name: Casey-Lee Hutchinson Attended Dominic: 2008 – 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 School highlights: Learning, being in School highlights: Dance, carnivals, Bosco, House Drama school fairs, meeting new friends, Contribution: House Drama, Bosco House Drama and school memories House Captain, some sports teams Contribution: Choir, various sports Ambition: To be a fashion designer such as netball and tennis, girl’s gala Favourite quote: “To all those girls day, working at the fair, fundraising, and who bullied me in high school, who’s Carols by Candle Light laughing now?” Ambition: To succeed in life by working through college and having a successful job like being a nurse or a doctor Favourite quote: “If we wait for the moment when everything, absolutely everything is ready, we shall never begin”
Name: Brooke Hills Name: Krystina-Maree Jacobs Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2009 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 4 Pastoral group: Siena 4 School highlights: Good memories with School highlights: Meeting my special friends, Business Studies 2009 friend, Outdoor Education camps, Contribution: Fashion Exposé, wrote a carnivals, House Drama fashion article, making my friends laugh Contribution: Sporting carnivals, Ambition: To be a beautician and to have interschool carnivals my degree in beauty and hairdressing Ambition: To go as far as I can in boxing Favourite Quote: “It is what you make it” Favourite quote: “Don’t let the fear of striking out, keep you from playing the game”
Name: Bianca Hollingsworth Name: Elise Jolly Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 5 Pastoral group: Siena 1 School highlights: Playing school sport School highlights: Meeting new people, for Dominic, Outdoor Ed camps, carnivals, House Drama, Leadership Athletic Development with Mr Davey, Camp, football gala day athletics carnivals, leadership days and meeting some amazing people I will Contribution: Class Captain, netball, stay good friends with in the future volleyball, touch football, concert for Contributions: Netball, soccer, girls Haiti football, volleyball, touch football, rugby. Ambition: Helping children School Vice-Captain, Senate member Favourite quote: “You have to be and Savio 5 Class Captain unique, and different, and shine in your Ambition: To do well in college, travel own way” the world and have a happy and successful life Favourite quote: “Oh stop it”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 123 Name: Dale Jones Name: Joshua Kunkler Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 2 Pastoral group: Siena 1 School highlights: Meeting all my mates School highlights: Spending good times Contributions: Choir, drama, after with good staff like Ms Meaney school sports Contribution: Siena plays, Band, Choir, Ambition: To be a qualified butcher and Landcare to own my own butchery Ambition: To be a chef Favourite quote: “There is no such Favourite quote: “Live long and thing as strangers, only friends we prosper” haven’t met”
Name: Olivia Kaczorek Name: Patrick Lamp Attended Dominic: 2001 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral Group: Guzman 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 School Highlights: Meeting new friends, School highlights: Canberra trip school excursions, and learning many Contribution: Concert Band new and interesting things Ambition: To be a pianist Contribution: Vinnies, Concert Band, Favourite quote: “Stupid like a fox!” helping at the school fair, House Drama, Tournament of the Minds, sports carnivals, Maths Relay and Creative Arts Night Ambition: To be a doctor Favourite quote: “Life is what you make it”
Name: Nicholas King Name: Thomas Lee Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 2 Pastoral group: Siena 3 School highlights: Soccer premierships, School highlights: Meeting new people carnivals and making good friends Contribution: Representing the school Contribution: Being a good friend at carnivals and sports (soccer, tennis), Ambition: To be happy in life in being a Guzman House Leader whatever I choose to do Ambition: To become a successful Favourite quote: “Nothing will work doctor, then travel the world unless you do” Favourite quote: “If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?”
Name: Michael Knight Name: Amelia Lever Attended Dominic: 1998 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2002, 2007 Pastoral group: Savio 1 - 2010 School highlights: School camps, the Pastoral group: Bosco 1 Year 6 Canberra trip, winning Year 10 School highlights: Memories, the soccer grand final uncontrollable laughing, the carnivals Contribution: Representing the school and all the amazing friends I’ve met in soccer and cricket Contribution: Soccer, basketball, Ambition: Play professional soccer or football gala day be a chef Ambition: To be a child psychologist Favourite quote: “That’s what she said” Favourite quote: “All tomorrow’s untouched”
124 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Jesse David Maher Name: Ashleigh McSherry Attended Dominic: 2010 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 3 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 School highlights: Participating in as School highlights: Year 10 Leadership many events as possible and working Day, fun times in homeroom and hard meeting amazing friends Contribution: Was on the dunking Contributions: Playing sport (volleyball, machine, hard worker, was in all events, basketball, touch football, soccer and and helped the teachers netball), Class Captain, Sports Leader, Ambition: To become a professional House Drama, horse riding, cross gamer or game maker country and athletics teams Favourite quote: “Moo” Ambition: Be happy in life and have a career that I love Favourite quote: “Everyone is a star and deserves a chance to shine”
Name: Amy Mason Name: Kelsie Minty Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 5 School highlights: Year 7 camp, Year 7 School highlights: Canberra, Ben science, girls gala days, Ben Lomond Lomond, Outdoor Ed camps, charades, camps, Wineglass Bay camp, house Leadership days, hanging around with dramas, making new friends, making new memories, the tunnel under the friends stage, Fr Brian’s RE class Contributions: Sport (soccer, volleyball, Contributions: Touch football, rugby, football, cricket) Bosco House football, soccer, netball, basketball, Vice-Captain, Class Captain, Athletics Creative Arts Night, House Drama, Carnival Vinnies, athletics, volleyball Ambition: Finish college and become a Ambition: To make a difference police officer Favourite quote: “Look, if you had Favourite quote: “Change your one shot, one opportunity, to seize thoughts, and you change your world” everything you ever wanted, one moment, would you capture it, or just let it slip?” Name: Jeremy McKenzie Name: Brandon Moore Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 5 Pastoral group: Guzman 4 School highlights: Year 7 camp Contributions: School tennis, school fair Contribution: College carnivals School highlights: Dominic Day, Ambition: To not be a pen pusher spending time with friends and House Favourite quote: “There are no stupid group questions, just stupid people” Ambition: To become a veterinarian Favourite quote: “It’s only the beginning”
Name: Tiarna McNeary Name: Rachel Nelson Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 1 Pastoral group: Bosco 1 School highlights: Doing the best that I School highlights: Meeting such good can do, being a true friend, getting my people throughout the years and the Savio and Landcare badge memories I have with friends here Contribution: Landcare, netball in Years Contribution: Soccer, netball, football 7 and 8, Vinnies gala day Ambition: I want to become a childcare Ambition: Child carer or youth worker worker or become a chef Favourite quote: “Don’t regret anything Favourite quote: “Butterfly fly away, that made you smile” butterfly fly away, flap your wings now you can’t stay, take those dreams and make them all come true”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 125 Full name: Bronte Nettlefold Name: Bradley Oates Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attend Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 1 Pastoral group: Guzman 5 School highlights: Meeting people I will School highlights: When I came back be friends with for life to win the combined swimming race in Contribution: Playing netball, soccer, 2010, kicking the footy with my mates hopefully being a good friend Contribution: Southern swimming and Ambition: To find a good job and have state swimming team for four years a happy life in a row Favourite quote: “A friend is one who Ambition: To work in construction walks in when others walk out” Favourite quote: “Never look back”
Name: Zacharie Nichols Name: Samuel Palmer Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 5 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 School highlights: House Drama, those School highlights: Rotary Model United stockings were fine! Nations Assembly 2010, Tournament of Contribution: Landcare, school sports, Minds 2010, Leadership Camps 2010, House Drama Ghost Camp 2009, Brain Bee 2008 Ambitions: To be a teacher - an Contributions: School Senate member, uber-cool one, though, or perhaps a House Drama 2010, House carnivals, journalist, to live in Bali, and visit Russia Vinnies, Justice Action Day, representing Favourite quote: “We don’t stop playing the school in various external because we get old; we get old because competitions and events we stop playing” Ambition: To travel the world and experience more of what is has to offer Favourite quote: “Happiness is not something ready-made, it comes from your own actions”
Name: Emma O’Halloran Name: Sebastian Pasanen Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic 1999 – 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 3 Pastoral group Savio 1 School highlights: Year 10 Leadership School highlights: New Zealand trip, Day, Dominic Day, homeroom, meeting Canberra trip, Creative Arts Night, all my amazing friends Hope for Haiti, carnivals, soccer Contributions: Playing sport (netball), premiership, meeting all my friends, Class Captain meeting Justice Crew Ambition: To have a career I love, have Contribution: Savio House Captain, lots of money, and go to France Sports Leader, soccer, football, Savio Quote: “It’s better for the whole world Badge, House Drama, Concert Band, to know you, then never to be known Senate, Hope for Haiti, carnivals at all” Ambition: To live a happy life Favourite quote: “Obstacles are those things you see when you take your eyes off the goal”
Name: Mickayla O’Neill Name: Rhianna Pearce Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 4 Pastoral group: Guzman 2 School highlights: Retreats, carnivals School highlights: MUNA, House Contribution: After school art, carnivals, Drama, Dominic Day, Year 10 Retreat, the fair carnivals, Ambition: To be a child carer meeting amazing people, Ms Gilligan’s Favourite quote: “Never give up on RE class someone you can’t go a day without Contribution: Vinnies President, school thinking about” sports, Guzman House Drama Ambition: To become an engineer and lead a happy and challenging life Favourite quote: “Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls”
126 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Rohan Polanowski Name: Sarah Richards Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 Pastoral group: Guzman 1 School highlights: Swimming carnivals, School highlights: Making people smile volleyball premiership and laugh every day, getting my House Contribution: Canberra trip, Guzman badge and Landcare badge House Captain, playing sport (volleyball Contributions: Playing sports (netball), and football), House Drama, Sport land care, Vinnies Leader 2006 and dunking machine at Ambition: I want to be a vet, childcare the fair worker or a hairdresser when I leave Ambition: Pilot or skydiving instructor school Favourite quote: “Zaharakis from 50... Favourite quote: “A smile is a little ZAHARAKIS!” curve that can set a lot of things straight”
Name: Jessica Quinn Name: Natasha Ross Attended Dominic: 2008 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 – 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 5 Pastoral group: Guzman 4 School highlights: House Drama, Drama School highlights: Meeting my friends night 2009, making new friends Contribution: Waterpolo, netball Contributions: Only being at the Ambition: To travel the world College for two years, my contributions Favourite quote: “It is never too late to are mainly towards my friends be what you might have been” Ambition: When I leave Dominic, I plan to continue on with school and become a prosecution lawyer in criminal law Favourite quote: “Carpe diem (seize the day)”
Full name: Timothy Rathbone Name: Zak Rowley Attended Dominic: 2008 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 – 2010 Pastoral group: V4 Pastoral group: V2 School highlights: Outdoor Education, School highlights: Meeting my friends special events, eg. Dominic Day Contribution: Raised the average IQ Contribution: Soccer, basketball, helping Ambition: First Animal Rights Lawyer at school events Favourite quote: “From each, according Ambition: To become an apprentice to his ability; to each, according to his chef or to achieve a university degree need” Favourite quote: “Never mistake kindness for weakness”
Name: Luke Rayner Name: Georgia Ryan Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 5 Pastoral group: Siena 2 School highlights: Agriculture course School highlights: Band Camp, Ghost Contribution: Football Camp 2009, Music Night 2007 and Ambition: To be a diesel mechanic 2008, Creative Arts Night 2009, Favourite quote: “If you’re not living Leadership camps 2010, Dominic Days life on the edge you’re taking up too and MUNA much space” Contributions: Vinnies, playing sport (tennis and soccer), Class Captain, played the Last Post in a memorial ceremony, Music and Creative Arts Night, House carnivals and interschool carnivals (athletics) Ambition: To be the best I can be Favourite quote: “Never let the fear of striking out, keep you from playing the game” Dominic College Yearbook 2010 127 Name: Cameron Smith Name: Ben Stearnes Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Attended Dominic 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 Pastoral group: Bosco 1 School highlights: Hope for Haiti School highlights: Mates and school Concert, carnivals, learning the drums, sport meeting new people, Canberra trip, Contribution: Rep basketball, Cadbury’s trip, soccer, making good friends, primary school premierships, Class Captain, cross Contribution: Canberra trip, Hope for country, athletics, football, soccer, Haiti and lunchtime concerts, playing cricket, volleyball sport (soccer, cricket, football), Bosco Ambition: To become a PE teacher badge, carnivals, making people laugh Favourite quote: “Even when I’m old and smile and grey, I won’t be able to play it, but Ambition: To become a doctor one day I’ll still love the game” Favourite quote: “Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out”
Name: Leonie Smith Name: Joshua Stevens Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 Pastoral group: Siena 2 School highlights: New Zealand, School highlights: Making new friends carnivals, making friends, Justice Crew, Contribution: Trying my hardest and Dominic Day, Contribution: Playing being a good friend school sports (touch football, netball, Ambition: To be happy in life and volleyball), Haiti appeal, the fair, Carols succeed in whatever I choose to do by Candle Light, school carnivals, Favourite quote: “A pessimist sees fundraising, House Drama the difficulty in every opportunity; an Ambition: To become a marine biologist optimist sees the opportunity in every Favourite quote: “Forget about the difficulty” people in the past because there is a reason they are not in your future”
Name: James Spencer Name: Elliott Stevenson Attended Dominic: 2007 – 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Guzman 4 Pastoral group: Siena 1 School highlights: Being a leader, helping School highlights: New Zealand trip, out at the school fair, making lots of hanging with my mates new friends Contribution: Boys Choir, Siena Vice Contribution: Brightened a lot of Captain peoples days, tennis, helping out when Ambition: To get a carpentry needed, Music/Drama nights, Landcare apprenticeship Ambition: To be a chef Favourite quote: “Hard work never Favourite quote: “Before you judge killed anybody, but why take a chance?” someone walk a mile in their shoes, that way you’re a mile away and have their shoes”
Name: Daniel Sproule Name: Aliz Vielle Talbo Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2009 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 2 Pastoral group: Bosco 4 School highlights: Hanging around the School highlights: Dance workshop, school yard with the mates school carnivals, Aboriginal excursion Contribution: Landcare 2006 Contribution: Carnivals, welcoming Year Ambition: To become a plasterer 7s in 2010 Favourite quote: “Life’s made for living Ambition: To be a professional dancer, so live it well” photographer, master chef, finish studies Favourite quote: “People with many interests live, not only longest, but happiest”
128 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Full name: Ben Thomas Name: Joe Wallner Attended Dominic: Year 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 3 Pastoral group Savio 2 School highlights: The people I have School highlights: Mates, school camps, met, Ben Lomond Year 9 camp good times Contribution: Photography, athletics Contribution: Rep athletics, rep cross Ambition: I want to become an country, rep swimming, football electrician Ambition: To win a under 18 grand final Favourite quote: “Life is like a bicycle: Favourite quote: “Get right round it” you don’t fall off unless you stop pedalling”
Name: Sage Toth Name: Lauri Wallner Attended Dominic: 2007 term 2-2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 – 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 1 Pastoral group: Savio 4 School highlights: Being with friends and School highlights: Girls Year 9 football having the time of my life with them day Contribution: Vinnies, soccer, Contribution: Playing sports, netball, choir, talking in assembly about my water polo, basketball volunteering Ambition: To be a beautician Favourite quote: “Dreams are better Favourite quote: “Try not to become a than reality but some day reality will be man of success but a man of value” just as virtuous”
Name: Maddison Triffitt Name: Jonathan Warwarek Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2000 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 5 Pastoral group: Bosco 1 School highlights: Ben Lomand 2009, School highlights: Year 6 Canberra trip, meeting my friends retreats, sport carnivals, winning the Contribution: Vinnies, school sport year 10 soccer final (and scoring a goal (netball, volleyball, touch football) off the shoulder). Ambition: To be happy in life Contribution: Playing soccer and tennis Favourite quote: “A smile takes but a for the school, House Captain of moment, but the memory lasts forever” Bosco, lunchtimes Ambition: To be a surgeon or wherever my path takes me Favourite quote: “I used to be legit. I was too legit. I was too legit to quit. But now I’m not legit. I’m unlegit. And for that reason, I must quit.”
Name: Cameron Valentine Name: Mary Webster Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 4 Pastoral group Siena 2 School highlights: Soccer Premiership, School highlights: Ghost Camp 2009, Year 10 New Zealand trip, getting a Art, Dominic Day, Justice Action Day Savio badge Contribution: Vinnies, sport (soccer), Contributions: Sporting input, bulletin reader fundraising for sponsor child Ambition: To be happy in life Ambition: Continuing with my studies Favourite quote: “Life is not measured in the future and eventually find a by the breaths we take, but by the good job moments that take our breath away” Favourite quote: “Life’s Short, stunt it”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 129 Name: Rebecca Wharf Name: Brendan Williams Attended Dominic: 2001 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 4 Pastoral group: Savio 2 School highlights: Year 6 Canberra School highlights: Year 10 New Zealand trip, Year 10 Retreat, making the great trip, Athletics Carnival, Savio beat the friends I have today, Dominic Day other three houses every single year Contribution: 40 hour famine Contribution: Making people laugh, Ambition: To be successful and happy Athletics Carnival throughout life in anything I do Ambition: To be an electrician Favourite quote: “Dream as if you’ll live Favourite quote: “You get that on the forever, live as if you’ll die today” big jobs”
Full name: Brett Whelan Name: Jessica Williams Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2010 Pastoral group: S4 Pastoral group: Savio 1 School highlights: Year 10 New Zealand School highlights: Mid-term report Trip (the earthquake), hanging around for maths with my mates Contribution: Being a good friend Contribution: Being a good friend Ambition: Multi-lingual translator or Ambition: To get a trade police officer Favourite quote: “Go for it young Favourite quote: “Do unto others as saddler!” you wish they do unto you”
Name: Jacob Wigg Name: Tashina Wolff Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2006 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 Pastoral group: Guzman 3 School highlights: Leadership camps, School highlights: Drama/music nights, footy games, rep basketball, Outdoor swimming carnivals, netball finals Ed camps, top court basketball, getting Contribution: Senate, Vinnies leader, my Bosco badge, being with my mates band, choir, drama Contribution: Leader, many sports Ambition: To be a teacher and sports carnivals, House Drama, Favourite quote: “Do not dwell in school fairs the past, do not dream of the future, Ambition: To pass school, find a good concentrate the mind on the present job and play some good footy moment” Favourite quote: “What you talkin’ ‘bout Willis?”
Name: Benjamin Williams Name: Madeline Woodward Attended Dominic: 2009 - 2010 Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Savio 4 Pastoral group: Savio 1 School highlights: Hanging out with School highlights: The friends I’ve made, mates and having a good time, getting abseiling on Year 7 Camp, Dominic Day, Savio badge the memories Contribution: Raising money for Savio Contribution: Touch football, choir sponsor child, playing football Ambition: To be a beautician Ambition: Boiler making (welding) Favourite quote: “Live each day like Favourite quote: “Try not to become a your last” man of success but a man of value”
130 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Name: Haylee Woolley Attended Dominic: 1999 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 1 School highlights: Forming amazing friendships, good lunch time memories, Business Studies 2009 Contribution: Netball, various interschool sporting carnivals, Vinnies Ambition: Become involved in child psychology or nursing Favourite quote: “Live in the sunshine, swim in the sea and drink the wild air”
Name: Sharni Woolley Attended Dominic: 2003 - 2010 Pastoral group: Siena 4 School highlights: Year 6 Canberra trip, rugby gala day, friends Contribution: School carnivals, sport (netball, basketball, soccer, rugby) Ambition: To become a psychologist or chef Favourite quote: “Whatever”
Name: Joshua Young Attended Dominic: 2007 - 2010 Pastoral group: Bosco 2 School highlights: College Captain, Outdoor Ed trips, Melbourne Leadership Conference, top court basketball with the boys and music performances Contribution: School carnivals, sport (football, rep basketball) Senate and leadership roles Ambition: Become an electrician Favourite quote: “I don’t believe you have to be better than everybody else; I believe you have to be better than you ever thought you could be”
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 131 Student Listing
Bilombele Alumbulwa KG KB Chloe Cooper PP PD Venetia Paradisis Y1 1G Oliver Wareing Y2 2D Storm Barron KG KB Patrick Cornell PP PD Lachlan Pullen Y1 1G Alex Wilson Y2 2D Chloe Bone KG KB Kiona Crawford PP PD Clayton Reeve Y1 1G Campbell Wood Y2 2D Lily Bowerman KG KB Ashley Cruse PP PD Isabella Roberts Y1 1G Sebastian Albiston Y2 2S Riley Braslin KG KB Tyler Duggan PP PD Danika Russell Y1 1G Lachlan Bacon Y2 2S Maddison Cains KG KB Molly Everett PP PD Hugh Smith Y1 1G Xanthe Brouwer Y2 2S Sophie Cockerill KG KB Jacksyn Flack PP PD Nevada Whitley Y1 1G Lily Brown Y2 2S Matthew Collyns KG KB Grace Goodman PP PD Lucy Wolfe Y1 1G Emmanuel Christopher Y2 2S Harry Cowen KG KB Logan Nagy PP PD Mitchell Zielinski Y1 1G Tyler Clay Y2 2S Samuel Cox KG KB Irin Narlely PP PD Libby Baker Y1 1LP Christopher Collyns Y2 2S Amber Cruise KG KB Ioannis Paradisis PP PD Indiana Cashion Y1 1LP Melanie Cook Y2 2S Reese Cubit KG KB Owen Pearce PP PD Liam Cowen Y1 1LP Thomas Cornell Y2 2S Henry Edwards KG KB Ella Rainbird PP PD Kaley Dillon Y1 1LP Kate Cowen Y2 2S Charlotte Eiszele KG KB Connor Spangler PP PD Jake Duggan Y1 1LP Bianca Davidson Y2 2S Oliver Geeves KG KB Jacob Tarvydas PP PD Sarah Fitzpatrick Y1 1LP Dylan Eiszele Y2 2S Rachael Glidden KG KB Brooklyn Woolley PP PD Jude Gillis Y1 1LP Jessica Evans Y2 2S Bessie Harman KG KB Sarah Wright PP PD Alyssa Haremza Y1 1LP Libby Fry Y2 2S Jordan Harrison KG KB Kaitlyn Allen PP PS Ethan Henderson Y1 1LP Thomas Gillie Y2 2S Jude Holbrook KG KB Lucas Allen PP PS Zachary Holdsworth Y1 1LP Jorgia Golding Y2 2S Blake Hooker KG KB Samuel Anning PP PS Ryan Hopkins Y1 1LP Sarah Hawkins Y2 2S Jack Hurd KG KB Ewan Bacon PP PS Jack Howard Y1 1LP Joshua Howells Y2 2S Martin Kose KG KB Harry Breslin PP PS Isaia Johnson Y1 1LP Noella Irumva Y2 2S Hannah Lane MacDonald KG KB Oscar Breslin PP PS Nicholas Jones Y1 1LP Chelsea Jones Y2 2S Sarah O’Reilly KG KB Max Brideson PP PS Theona Kalis Y1 1LP Martin Kaczorek Y2 2S Erin Richards KG KB Kelsea Cano Calderon PP PS Mitchell Kennedy-Bannister Y1 1LP Yewon Kim Y2 2S Jordan Richards KG KB Jessica Doyle PP PS Lea Krause Y1 1LP Athos Pavlides Y2 2S Xavier Tonks KG KB Aidan Dwyer PP PS Jack Lovell Y1 1LP Connor Reeve Y2 2S Cody Whittaker KG KB Connor Ellis PP PS Jordon Luck Y1 1LP Campbell Rhodes Y2 2S James Wolfe KG KB Jackson French PP PS Maddison Lyne Y1 1LP Lachlan Riddell Y2 2S Harrison Blair-Catto KG KM Chloe Green PP PS Angelica Matusewicz Y1 1LP Joshua Titmus Y2 2S Hawi Bowerman KG KM Liam Harris PP PS Isabella McCulloch Y1 1LP Sophie Valentine Y2 2S Mitchell Brown KG KM Jack Kalis PP PS Gabrielle Miranda Y1 1LP Renae Wiggins Y2 2S Taylah Chick KG KM Hannah Maw PP PS Alyssa Mustchin Y1 1LP Lily Barwick Y3 3B Ronan Collins-Roberts KG KM Hayley McCulloch PP PS Trey Rhodes Y1 1LP Ty Belbin Y3 3B Jacob Cowen KG KM Elizabeth Pettit PP PS Declan Sproule Y1 1LP Alexandria Blanden Y3 3B Samuel Daly-Leaman KG KM Zoe Quilliam PP PS Megan Steele Y1 1LP Chloe Bowden Y3 3B Andrea Escobar KG KM Bella Reid PP PS Aiden Waller Y1 1LP Indy Brideson Y3 3B William Heaton KG KM Ariarne Roberts PP PS Mitch Weedon Y1 1LP Christina Butunga Y3 3B Cayden Hill KG KM Isaac Skinner PP PS Shanaya Young Y1 1LP Maggie Carmichael Y3 3B Lucy Hollingsworth KG KM Connor Steele PP PS Veronique Alela Y2 2D Mikayla Carnes Y3 3B Anisah Johnson KG KM Ava Stephens PP PS Charlotte Bailey Y2 2D Chase Clark Y3 3B Solomon Kidane KG KM Holly Tennant PP PS Nathan Bailey Y2 2D Kalia Combs Y3 3B Blake Klaffer KG KM Erin Waters PP PS Thomas Bennett Y2 2D Felicia Di Carlo Y3 3B Zoelle Lin KG KM Lindsay Wiggins PP PS Amber Burns Y2 2D Melissa Evans Y3 3B Owen McClafferty KG KM Kate Young PP PS Ashley Cano Y2 2D Ryan Gavan Y3 3B Luca Newell KG KM Agnes Alumbulwa Y1 1G Tristan Carmichael Y2 2D Eric Glover Y3 3B Georgia Nikitaras KG KM Kaide Barwick Y1 1G Lucy Carter Y2 2D Georgia Gravolin Y3 3B Max Peters KG KM Doyle Browning Y1 1G Emily Connell Y2 2D Harry Guy Y3 3B Jethro Plunkett KG KM Zac Butchart Y1 1G Isabella Cooke Y2 2D Aimee Hogan Y3 3B Zahara Richardson KG KM Maddison Cockerill Y1 1G Jordan Day Y2 2D Ysabelle Miranda Y3 3B Bradley Roberts KG KM Ella Fitzpatrick Y1 1G Caitlin Diprose Y2 2D Jack Mullen Y3 3B Elliot Skinner KG KM Katelyn Gallegos Calderon Y1 1G Courtney Doyle Y2 2D Ellie Newland Y3 3B William Smith KG KM Jorja Geeves Y1 1G Ellysse Eiszele Y2 2D Lorcan O’Moore Y3 3B Katie Stefankowski KG KM Charlotte Gillie Y1 1G Georgia Enright Y2 2D Jack Perry Y3 3B Marcus Tattersall KG KM Ursula Harris Y1 1G Aeva Gillis Y2 2D Piper-Jane Queen Y3 3B Joshua Willson KG KM Damian Howlett Y1 1G Jordan Green Y2 2D Asta Rowbottom Y3 3B Emma Ayebare PP PD Emily Klaffer Y1 1G Vincent Harman Y2 2D Gianni Sen Y3 3B Jaxson Barron PP PD James Lane MacDonald Y1 1G Charles Holmes Y2 2D Georgia Sproule Y3 3B Bonnie Bowden PP PD Ebony Langford Y1 1G Daniel Hunniford Y2 2D Alec Wilde Y3 3B William Brain PP PD Hannah Langford Y1 1G Khane Marley-Brooks Y2 2D Aaron Wilton Y3 3B Ashlee Bresnehan PP PD Elliott Ling Y1 1G Amber Nagy Y2 2D Lucy Woodward Y3 3B Amelie Brouwer PP PD Marcus Lyne Y1 1G Meaghan Paine Y2 2D Alessandro Zito Y3 3B Cade Burgess PP PD Hayley Martin Y1 1G Tyson Pearce Y2 2D Thomas Allen Y3 3S Jack Cassidy PP PD Matilda McGovern Y1 1G Olivia Peters Y2 2D Rosaline Alo Y3 3S Jett Clark PP PD Callum McKendrick Y1 1G Joshua Phillips Y2 2D Brianna Bailey-Manser Y3 3S Xavier Combs PP PD Lachlan Nilsson Y1 1G Connor Riza Y2 2D Georgia Britten-Wrigley Y3 3S
132 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Katelyn Carter Y3 3S Jordan Kneebone Y4 4F Blake Mills Y5 5T Jacob Woodmansee Y6 6R Lochlan Connolly Y3 3S Kate Lovell Y4 4F Richard Ngendahayo Y5 5T Jayde Daly-Trenham Y7 B1 Andrew Davidson Y3 3S Nicholas Manser Y4 4F Georgia Perry Y5 5T Cody Devereaux Y7 B1 Molly Dennison Y3 3S Liam McCulloch Y4 4F Joshua Peters Y5 5T Thomas Lovell Y7 B1 Isabella Donovan Y3 3S Jesse Miteff Y4 4F Zac Pullen Y5 5T Grace Moles Y7 B1 Benjamin Dowling Y3 3S Jaymie Mullen Y4 4F Brodie Reeve Y5 5T Olivia Monaghan Y7 B1 Kimberly Gent Y3 3S Morgan Phillips Y4 4F Adam Roberts Y5 5T Matthew Stocks Y7 B1 Brianna Howard Y3 3S Sophie Rainbird Y4 4F Georgia Smith Y5 5T Ellen Young Y7 B1 Isaiah Illy Y3 3S Imogen Reeves Y4 4F Kyle Spangler Y5 5T Thomas Brazendale Y7 B2 Zachary Jones Y3 3S Cassandra Richards Y4 4F Bianca Tyson Y5 5T Gemma Chisholm Y7 B2 Noah McGovern Y3 3S Jak Rowbottom Y4 4F Molly Baker Y6 6J Samuel Coppleman Y7 B2 Emily McSherry Y3 3S Christopher Smith Y4 4F Selina Berry Y6 6J Anaka Duncan Y7 B2 Rachel Netherton Y3 3S Bridget Snell Y4 4F Jae Cashion Y6 6J Zoe Nichols Y7 B2 Jacinta Patmore Y3 3S Mitchell Tattersall Y4 4F George Claridge Y6 6J Emma Dare Y7 B3 Paris Ponting Y3 3S Daniel Warwarek Y4 4F Hayden Clark Y6 6J Olivia Harriss Y7 B3 Miranda Reeves Y3 3S Jamie Woolley Y4 4F Amelia Cook Y6 6J Dante Ottavi Y7 B3 Chloe Richardson Y3 3S Molly Woolley Y4 4F Patrick Davis Y6 6J Hope Rowley Y7 B3 Cally Spangler Y3 3S Bradley Young Y4 4F Frances Di Carlo Y6 6J Chloe Stevenson Y7 B3 Connor Sproule Y3 3S Hayley Banks Y5 5DL Izaak Faulkner Y6 6J Reece Carnes Y7 B4 Emily Sproule Y3 3S George Bickers Y5 5DL Jack Gallahar Y6 6J Ryan Enniss Y7 B4 Jacob Steele Y3 3S Maggie Blanden Y5 5DL Kyle Gangell Y6 6J Ashdyn Higgins Y7 B4 Skye-Lee Stevens Y3 3S Madalyn Bolton Y5 5DL Alyssa Gesiotto Y6 6J Amber Ridgeway-Royer Y7 B4 Katie Tranter Y3 3S Tyron Buckley Y5 5DL William Gray Y6 6J Sheridan White Y7 B4 Amelia Triffitt Y3 3S Jake Courtney Y5 5DL Michael Hill Y6 6J Monique Young Y7 B4 Samuel Vaszocz Y3 3S Brody Cousens Y5 5DL Samuel Holdsworth Y6 6J Maddison Courtney Y7 B5 Riley Wilson Y3 3S Danielle Cross Y5 5DL Hannah Humes Y6 6J Ashley Dillon Y7 B5 Jacob Ambler Y4 4B Brooke Dillon Y5 5DL Cayla Johnson Y6 6J Julia Jackson Y7 B5 Jack Butler Y4 4B Bradley Edmundson Y5 5DL Jacob Jones Y6 6J Tyra Lawless-Bernes Y7 B5 Samuel Cerritelli Y4 4B Monique Enright Y5 5DL Timothy Jones Y6 6J Jonathon Reid Y7 B5 Samantha Clark Y4 4B Ben Fenton Y5 5DL Duncan Knight Y6 6J Amber Schofield Y7 B5 Jacob Davidson Y4 4B Benhur Gufla Y5 5DL Hayden Lowe Y6 6J Patrick Beven Y7 G1 Rhys Dicker Y4 4B Ailish Halls Y5 5DL Georgia Moore Y6 6J Olivia Carver Y7 G1 Sophie Dowd Y4 4B Jasmine Hawkins Y5 5DL Tahlia Osmond Y6 6J Sian Gesiotto Y7 G1 Jessica Duggan Y4 4B Lucas Henderson Y5 5DL Ashlee Percey Y6 6J Aleisha Herington Y7 G1 Danica Ellis Y4 4B James Horne Y5 5DL Christopher Tuffin Y6 6J Declan Reeves Y7 G1 Callum Flude Y4 4B Samuel Lacy-Fogarty Y5 5DL James Valentine Y6 6J Cameron Smith Y7 G1 Jacob Golding Y4 4B Curtis Ling Y5 5DL Kyla Wakefield Y6 6J Isabelle Bannister Y7 G2 Lachlan Gray Y4 4B Riley Newland Y5 5DL Isabel Williams Y6 6J William Campbell Y7 G2 Madeline Hill Y4 4B Adam Oates Y5 5DL Nathan Woodford Y6 6J Joel Christie Y7 G2 Jakob Hogan Y4 4B Mayah Oates Y5 5DL Stacie Young Y6 6J Maddeline Clifford Y7 G2 Austin Hollingsworth Y4 4B Amy Pailthorpe Y5 5DL Georgia Ambler Y6 6R Maddison Deegan Y7 G2 Mitchell Jarvis Y4 4B Levi Paine Y5 5DL Bayley Bester Y6 6R Lucy Dillon Y7 G2 Matthew Jones Y4 4B Riley Pullen Y5 5DL Te’ulc Biggs Y6 6R Roberto Fuentes Y7 G3 Patrick Karsznia Y4 4B Jasmine Rayner Y5 5DL Mekayla Burns Y6 6R Kaitlin Hawkins Y7 G3 Tsegabirhan Kidane Y4 4B Cameron Renshaw-Jones Y5 5DL Joshua Cannan Y6 6R Tyler O’Neill Y7 G3 Lily Newell Y4 4B Joshua Ross Y5 5DL Renae Coburn Y6 6R Bonnie Pedler Y7 G3 Kieren Oldfield Y4 4B Ryan Sproule Y5 5DL Patrick Di Martino Y6 6R Jyden Reid Y7 G3 Rory O’Moore Y4 4B Molly Sutherland Y5 5DL Joshua Dillon Y6 6R Georgia Tibballs Y7 G3 Benjamin Percey Y4 4B Aaron Wiggins Y5 5DL Maddie Dillon Y6 6R Claudia Bester Y7 G4 Samuel Peters Y4 4B James Adlard Y5 5T Jessica Fitzpatrick Y6 6R Zachary Malone Y7 G4 Jake Roberts Y4 4B Christopher Allen Y5 5T Nicholas Fraser Y6 6R Tara Norris Y7 G4 Hayley Smith Y4 4B Jordan Bailey Y5 5T Shan Garwood Y6 6R Daniel Spencer Y7 G4 Madison Smith Y4 4B Tayla Barrett Y5 5T Nicholas Gesiotto Y6 6R Zoe Thurston Y7 G4 Jamaica Whitley Y4 4B Bradley Coad Y5 5T Christina Giameos Y6 6R Zoe Brown Y7 G5 Kade Wilton Y4 4B Tennille Doyle Y5 5T Trent Henderson Y6 6R Thomas Goodluck Y7 G5 Maggie Wood Y4 4B Hannah Fitzpatrick Y5 5T Christopher Howard Y6 6R Liam Pullen Y7 G5 Kalvin Baric Y4 4F Lukas Flytkjaer Y5 5T Daina Jurevics Y6 6R Phoebe Wall Y7 G5 Jessica Barrett Y4 4F Maddison French Y5 5T Michelle Karsznia Y6 6R Sorayah Woods Y7 G5 Oscar Bell Y4 4F Allen Glover Y5 5T Molly McGovern Y6 6R Samuel Wallner Y7 M Lilly Carr Y4 4F Brandon Goldsmith Y5 5T Nicole Netherton Y6 6R Heather Fletcher Y7 S1 Reece Cashion Y4 4F Jessica Green Y5 5T Jake Newland Y6 6R Bradley Hobden Y7 S1 Emily Dillon Y4 4F Samantha Hall Y5 5T Liam Newman Y6 6R Jack Jankus Y7 S1 Tyler Fitzpatrick Y4 4F Kalila Hapka Y5 5T Finnian Pasanen Y6 6R Jessica Martin Y7 S1 Haylee Fry Y4 4F Shannon Harris Y5 5T Ethan Phillips Y6 6R Abbey Ratcliffe Y7 S1 Joshua Guy Y4 4F Marc Harvey Y5 5T Riley Psaila Y6 6R Georgia Riza Y7 S1 Brendan Hall Y4 4F Bailey Jones-Carew Y5 5T Taylah Pullen Y6 6R Michelle Grovenor Y7 S2 Nicholas Harris Y4 4F Tahlia Langford Y5 5T Shayne Smith Y6 6R Annabelle Haney Y7 S2 Joseph Howlett Y4 4F Chelsea Loone Y5 5T Calista Storen Y6 6R Gemma Terry Y7 S2 Catherine Hunniford Y4 4F Ashley McKenzie Y5 5T Brady Titmus Y6 6R Nicholas Thomson Y7 S2 Noah Johnson Y4 4F William McSherry Y5 5T Kate Wiggins Y6 6R Madeline Welsh Y7 S2
Dominic College Yearbook 2010 133 Riley Whelan Y7 S2 Ashton Smith Y8 B4 Taylah Farrell Y8 V1 Taylor Johnston Y9 G2 Nathan Coad Y7 S3 Madeline Bligh Y8 B5 Connor Goodwin Y8 V1 Bradley Tibballs Y9 G2 Bianka Fisher Y7 S3 Jack Dare Y8 B5 Indiana Hickey Y8 V1 Drew Beveridge Y9 G3 Grace Hills Y7 S3 Ondrea Duncan Y8 B5 Brody Knight Y8 V1 Jack Brown Y9 G3 Lucas Howlett Y7 S3 Jessanna Gent Y8 B5 Jesse Daley Y8 V2 Amelia Goodluck Y9 G3 Paige Jolly Y7 S3 Nicholas Mrzyk Y8 B5 Natalie Hill Y8 V2 Maddison Palecek Y9 G3 Elizabeth Robinson Y7 S3 Brandon Young Y8 B5 Emmanuel Kidane Y8 V2 Thomas Dare Y9 G4 Lyndall Barwick Y7 S4 Brayden Drake Y8 G1 Harshil Nijhawan Y8 V2 Nicholas Gadd Y9 G4 Morgan Gearman Y7 S4 Joshua Gadd Y8 G1 Darragh O’Moore Y8 V2 Cassandra Hansson Y9 G4 Dayna Graham Y7 S4 Isabella King Y8 G1 Holly Wrigley-Upston Y8 V2 Mahala Prentice Y9 G4 Michael Harris Y7 S4 Miranda Robinson Y8 G1 Timothy Chivers Y8 V3 Morgan Rowbottom Y9 G4 Gemma Leaman Y7 S4 Chloe Smith Y8 G1 Liam Deering Y8 V3 Jake Clark Y9 G5 Nellie Ryan Y7 S4 Alexander Wolff Y8 G1 Ethan Fraser Y8 V3 Sarah Dillon Y9 G5 Amy Clark Y7 S5 Ashley Dyke Y8 G2 Jessica Hapka Y8 V3 Joshua Herington Y9 G5 Brianna Hobden Y7 S5 Connor Haas Y8 G2 Siara Malone Y8 V3 Georgia Hurd Y9 G5 Brittany McCarthy Y7 S5 Chloe Jay Y8 G2 Charlotte Bailey Y8 V4 Sophie Kluver Y9 G5 Kye Tomkinson Y7 S5 Brooke Byrne Y8 G3 Daniel Harris Y8 V4 Nicholas Crawford Y9 M Jakob Triffitt Y7 S5 Nicholas Lowe Y8 G3 Samantha Hodgetts Y8 V4 Jayde Bailey-McSherry Y9 S1 Sage Wessing Y7 S5 Rhianna Peters Y8 G3 Simon Hopwood Y8 V4 Molly Cubit Y9 S1 Laura Dennison Y7 V1 Amy Rainbird Y8 G3 Dale Howlett Y8 V4 Jessica McCarthy Y9 S1 Samantha Fehlberg Y7 V1 Daniel Revell Y8 G3 Clare Hunniford Y8 V4 Damien Pace Y9 S1 Kyle Phillips Y7 V1 Roxanne Siggins Y8 G3 Georgia Salter Y8 V4 Joshua Rayner Y9 S1 Lily Russell Y7 V1 Tynesha Burke Y8 G4 Samuel Ambler Y8 V5 Amelia Carpenter Y9 S2 Benjamin Shoobridge Y7 V1 Brayden Devine Y8 G4 David Fraser Y8 V5 Annalise Dicker Y9 S2 Luke Sutton Y7 V1 Krissah Jimenez Y8 G4 Carly Goldsmith Y8 V5 Joshua Fisher Y9 S2 Baden Adams Y7 V2 Brydie Jones Y8 G4 Connor Macbeth Y8 V5 Olivia Howard Y9 S2 Christopher Daly Y7 V2 Joshua Miranda Y8 G4 Olivia Philpott Y8 V5 Daniel John Y9 S2 Michaela Fehlberg Y7 V2 Brad Townsend Y8 G4 Matthew Andrew Y9 B1 Ross Millikin Y9 S2 Mychaelalee Knight Y7 V2 Samuel Wright-Browne Y8 G4 Jade Bailey Y9 B1 Chloe Blackwell Y9 S3 Nicola McCulloch Y7 V2 Shaniah Allen Y8 G5 Ashlee Harriss Y9 B1 Lucy Cripps Y9 S3 Stephanie Wood Y7 V2 Micah Brennan Y8 G5 Edward Medhurst Y9 B1 Bradley Haney Y9 S3 Mitchell Davis Y7 V3 Anna Di Carlo Y8 G5 Ellaura Wiggins Y9 B1 Rachel Rosevear Y9 S3 Bryce De Bomford Y7 V3 Harri King Y8 G5 Amy Barrow Y9 B2 Laura Smith Y9 S3 Lucy Docherty Y7 V3 Shenae Pullen Y8 G5 Daphne Harrison Y9 B2 Jon Whelan Y9 S3 Fiona Langford Y7 V3 Bronte Triffett Y8 G5 Maddison Hume Y9 B2 Adam Day Y9 S4 Tayla McKenzie Y7 V3 Bradley Tuffin Y8 G5 Hamish Keele Y9 B2 Marriette Free Y9 S4 Derek Rathbone Y7 V3 Ryan James Y8 M Jason Knight Y9 B2 Abbie Gregson Y9 S4 Hannah Shelverton Y7 V3 Tayla Luck Y8 M Eleni Pavlides Y9 B2 Bradley Mabb Y9 S4 Laura Clear Y7 V4 Callum Percy Y8 M Brendan Ransley Y9 B2 Eden Psaila Y9 S4 Shea Golding Y7 V4 Dylan Smith Y8 M Abbey Devereaux Y9 B3 Maddison Tomkinson Y9 S4 Dannielle Goldsmith Y7 V4 Braiden Tonks Y8 M Hayley Ford Y9 B3 Tyler Barron Y9 S5 Morgan McConnell Y7 V4 Sarah Wilkinson Y8 M Brad Knight Y9 B3 Garett Carpenter Y9 S5 Nathanael Paine Y7 V4 Callum Burman Y8 S1 Amy McGinn Y9 B3 Emma Coad Y9 S5 Ella Blackwell Y7 V5 Colby Connors Y8 S1 Andrew Radcliffe Y9 B3 Paige Davie Y9 S5 Drew Dillon Y7 V5 Jye Rixon-Jackson Y8 S1 Kimberley White Y9 B3 Sophie Hall Y9 S5 Kristen Farley Y7 V5 Ashley Wood Y8 S1 Lydia Gufla Y9 B4 Danika Richardson Y9 S5 Mahalia Kingsley Y7 V5 Esther Woodward-Wells Y8 S1 Holly Jacobson Y9 B4 Hannah Clear Y9 V1 Hussam Mohamed Y7 V5 Jamie Farr Y8 S2 Charles Lawrie Y9 B4 Jeremy Hall Y9 V1 Rhianne Oates Y7 V5 Anna Giameos Y8 S2 Mitchell McKinnon Y9 B4 Aiden Hollingsworth Y9 V1 Tori-Lee Bullock Y8 B1 Sean Hall Y8 S2 Ebony Ottavi Y9 B4 Hannah Howard Y9 V1 Julien Cooper Y8 B1 Jean Jules Niyonkuru Y8 S2 Jessica Smith Y9 B4 Thomas Jones Y9 V1 Adeleen Curtis Y8 B1 Charlton Stone Y8 S2 Sophie Warner Y9 B4 Bethany McConnell Y9 V1 Damian Haremza Y8 B1 Brianna Woolley Y8 S2 Brody Cate Y9 B5 Amelia Burrill Y9 V2 Stewart Shackley Y8 B1 Shani Barwick Y8 S3 Madeline Chisholm Y9 B5 Danielle Garwood Y9 V2 Mitchell Cosson Y8 B2 Oliver Nolan Y8 S3 Jessica Cleary Y9 B5 Adriana Hatzakis Y9 V2 Ashley Goodsell Y8 B2 Aiden Stevens Y8 S3 Hayley Gadd Y9 B5 Ryan Mills Y9 V2 Briarne Lowe Y8 B2 Olivia Weston-Holbrook Y8 S3 Simone Page Y9 B5 Hayden Welsh Y9 V2 Aidan Pearton Y8 B2 Renae Woolley Y8 S3 Matthew Warwarek Y9 B5 Janelle Rattenbury Y9 V3 Dillon Taylor Y8 B2 Rachel Edmundson Y8 S4 Mikayla Davis Y9 G1 Tahlia Rowbottom Y9 V3 Ryan Woodford Y8 B2 Hannah Garwood Y8 S4 Didier Mwaka Y9 G1 Chelsea Storr Y9 V3 Mason Coult Y8 B3 Trent Marriott Y8 S4 Jack Press Y9 G1 Amelia Williams Y9 V3 Melissa Hall Y8 B3 Connor McKinnon Y8 S4 Rachel Roberts Y9 G1 Shaun Young Y9 V3 Kirsty Inches Y8 B3 Nikki Murray Y8 S4 Shannen Strong Y9 G1 Cheney Booth Y9 V4 Jennifer Reid Y8 B3 Nicholas Oldfield Y8 S4 Sarah Wiggins Y9 G1 Sharon Chavez Y9 V4 Olivia Bonnitcha Y8 B4 Jordan Coad Y8 S5 Megan Atkinson Y9 G2 Erica Fraser Y9 V4 Hannah Harrison Y8 B4 Madilyne Hawes Y8 S5 Vittoria Blyth Y9 G2 Fetlewerki Kidane Y9 V4 Kelsey Madden Y8 B4 James Holdsworth Y8 S5 Paula Castillo Y9 G2 James Ogilvie Y9 V4 Brendon Mrzyk Y8 B4 Lisa McConnon Y8 S5 Daniel Caunter Y9 G2 Kaitlin Rattenbury Y9 V4 Peter O’Keefe Y8 B4 Nicholas Wallner Y8 S5 Jacquelyn Gill-Berry Y9 G2 Liam Binning Y9 V5 Cassandra Patmore Y8 B4 Claudia Coster Y8 V1 Ashlee Goodman Y9 G2 Emily Claridge Y9 V5
134 Dominic College Yearbook 2010 Nicole Gangell Y9 V5 Samuel Hawes Y10 S2 Jake Hartshorn Y9 V5 Georgia Ryan Y10 S2 Kelsey Nichols Y9 V5 Josh Stevens Y10 S2 Clare Parker Y9 V5 Mary Webster Y10 S2 Sarah Parker Y9 V5 Kaitlyn Cantrell Y10 S3 Connor Broadby Y10 B1 Brodie Carpenter Y10 S3 Amelia Lever Y10 B1 Michael Cleary Y10 S3 Rachel Nelson Y10 B1 Jessica Edmundson Y10 S3 Bronte Nettlefold Y10 B1 Caitlin Harris Y10 S3 Ben Stearnes Y10 B1 Thomas Lee Y10 S3 Jonathan Warwarek Y10 B1 Kiera Farr Y10 S4 William Berry Y10 B2 Brodie Fisher Y10 S4 Chloe Bonnitcha Y10 B2 Krystina Jacobs Y10 S4 Elliette Harrison Y10 B2 Rebecca Wharf Y10 S4 Leonie Smith Y10 B2 Brett Whelan Y10 S4 Jacob Wigg Y10 B2 Sharni Woolley Y10 S4 Joshua Young Y10 B2 Ellen Bennett Y10 S5 Aidan Curtis Y10 B3 Nathan Cranfield Y10 S5 Ellie Dickson-Cordwell Y10 B3 Patrick Fielding Y10 S5 Alexander Elwell Y10 B3 Lauren Garwood Y10 S5 Della Enniss Y10 B3 Luke Rayner Y10 S5 Perry Evans Y10 B3 Maddison Triffitt Y10 S5 Chelsea Hickman Y10 B3 Rhea Cornelius Y10 V1 Benjamin Thomas Y10 B3 Michael Knight Y10 V1 Stephanie Carver Y10 B4 Tiarna McNeary Y10 V1 Patrick Lamp Y10 B4 Sebastian Pasanen Y10 V1 Ashleigh McSherry Y10 B4 Sage Toth Y10 V1 Samuel Palmer Y10 B4 Jessica Williams Y10 V1 Cameron Smith Y10 B4 Madeline Woodward Y10 V1 Aliz Talbo Y10 B4 Rebecca Barnstable Y10 V2 Justin Estrada Y10 B5 Shannon Bedford Y10 V2 Jemima Faulkner Y10 B5 Amy Mason Y10 V2 Jeremy McKenzie Y10 B5 Zak Rowley Y10 V2 Kelsie Minty Y10 B5 Daniel Sproule Y10 V2 Zacharie Nichols Y10 B5 Joseph Wallner Y10 V2 Zakaria Alumbulwa Y10 G1 Brendan Williams Y10 V2 Natasha Donaghy Y10 G1 Alex Cerritelli Y10 V3 Joshua Feldmanis Y10 G1 Kyle Clark Y10 V3 Casey-Lee Hutchinson Y10 G1 Paige Hansen Y10 V3 Rohan Polanowski Y10 G1 Rachel Horne Y10 V3 Sarah Richards Y10 G1 Harrison Bickers Y10 V4 Andrew Cairns Y10 G2 Damian Fulton Y10 V4 Jessica Ellis Y10 G2 Timothy Rathbone Y10 V4 Dale Jones Y10 G2 Cameron Valentine Y10 V4 Olivia Kaczorek Y10 G2 Lauri Wallner Y10 V4 Nicholas King Y10 G2 Benjamin Williams Y10 V4 Rhianna Pearce Y10 G2 Jessica Burns Y10 V5 Madelyn Carver Y10 G3 Kurt Flakemore Y10 V5 Bradley Clifford Y10 G3 Mikayla Hall Y10 V5 Jesse Maher Y10 G3 Bianca Hollingsworth Y10 V5 Emma O’Halloran Y10 G3 Tashina Wolff Y10 G3 Brooke Hills Y10 G4 Brandon Moore Y10 G4 Mickayla O’Neill Y10 G4 Natasha Ross Y10 G4 James Spencer Y10 G4 Mathew Dalton Y10 G5 Olivia Hamori Y10 G5 Zack Hayes Y10 G5 Bradley Oates Y10 G5 Jessica Quinn Y10 G5 Sarah Ahearn Y10 S1 Alexander Gafar Y10 S1 Elise Jolly Y10 S1 Joshua Kunkler Y10 S1 Elliott Stevenson Y10 S1 Haylee Woolley Y10 S1 Alicia Edmundson Y10 S2 Matthew Garth Y10 S2
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