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International Science School Class List International Science School Class List Toby Allen Fort Street High School Australia 1999 Felicity Allen Roseville College Australia 1999 Matthew Armstrong Barker College Australia 1999 Asraf Azmi Sekolah Menengah Sains Raja Tun Malaysia 1999 Naomi Barrett Firbank Grammar School Australia 1999 Jared Baxter Richmond River High Australia 1999 Haley Bowcock Westport Technology High School Australia 1999 Rachael Brown Balwyn High School Australia 1999 Iain Brown St Philip's Christian College Australia 1999 Nicholas Car The King's School Australia 1999 Melanie Cariola MLC School Australia 1999 Suzanne Cartwright Fort Street High School Australia 1999 Sherman Chan Sydney Girls' High School Australia 1999 Elaine Chia Presbyterian Ladies' College Australia 1999 Ting Chow St Clare's College Australia 1999 Lilian Chuah North Sydney Girls' High Australia 1999 Jessica Clayton Casino High School Australia 1999 Zoe Commandeur Mackellar Girls' High School Australia 1999 Christopher Conyers Mount Austin High School Australia 1999 Louise Crockett Nowra Technology High School Australia 1999 Sky Croeser Eastern Goldfields Senior High School Australia 1999 Kim Dang Liverpool Girls' High School Australia 1999 Melissa Jane Drinkwater James Ruse Agricultural High Australia 1999 Bronwen Edel Kalamunda Senior High School Australia 1999 Timothy Elliot Auckland Grammar School New Zealand 1999 Intan Eow Sekolah Menengah Jk Yu Hua Malaysia 1999 James Errington Underdale High School Australia 1999 Victoria Evans Stafford Grammar School United Kingdom 1999 Janah Fischer The McDonald College Australia 1999 Hannah Fuller Caistor Grammar School United Kingdom 1999 Paul Gabriel St Paul's College Australia 1999 Manish Gala Montgomery Blair High School United States of 1999 America Faisal Ghani Marist College, Pagewood Australia 1999 International Science School Class List Rong Ren Goh Raffles Junior College Singapore 1999 Nicholas Gormack Auckland Grammar School New Zealand 1999 Corrina Grace Richmond River High School Australia 1999 Benjamin Griffin Merewether Heights School Australia 1999 Thomas Hanna Canberra College - Woden Campus Australia 1999 Adrienne Hanson Oxley High School Australia 1999 TOMOAKI Harada Tsuru Senior High School Japan 1999 David Harris Cleeve School United Kingdom 1999 Catherine Harvey Lismore High School Australia 1999 Ayami Hattori Ogaki Kita Senior High School Japan 1999 Jonathon Lloyd Head Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Rhys Hearne Fort Street High School Australia 1999 George Jacob Hemmings The Scots College Australia 1999 Mark Abie Horowitz Sydney Grammar School Australia 1999 Madeleine Hoy Caloundra State High School Australia 1999 Vincent Ip Sydney Grammar School Australia 1999 Neha Jaiswal James Ruse Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Rebecca James St Catherine's School Australia 1999 Marie Jankowska St Hilda's Collegiate New Zealand 1999 Manveen Singh Toor Jasbir Singh Sekolah Tinggi Melaka Malaysia 1999 A/L Craig Johnston Richmond River High School Australia 1999 Rebecca Johnston Calrossy School Australia 1999 Steven Kambouris Strathmore Secondary College Australia 1999 Naho Kanayama Fuzoku Ideda High School Japan 1999 Aaron Kennedy Toowoomba State High School Australia 1999 Richard Kouch Cabramatta High School Australia 1999 Paulo Lai Macquarie Fields High School Australia 1999 Wun Yee Lau Rosney College Australia 1999 Jason Learmonth Trinity Grammar School Australia 1999 Benjamin Lee The Forest High School Australia 1999 Siew Lian Leong Smk Meradong Malaysia 1999 Candice Paula Levy Casuarina Senior College Australia 1999 International Science School Class List Qian Li High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 1999 Republic of China Zerlene Lim Sydney Girls' High School Australia 1999 Karen Livesey Applecross Senior High School Australia 1999 Ching Man Irene Lo Danebank School Australia 1999 Leo Lui Raffles Junior College Singapore 1999 April Mak Hornsby Girls' High School Australia 1999 Travis Marshall Mercedes College Australia 1999 Hilary McNAMARA Broken Hill High School Australia 1999 Rebekah MCWHIRTER Elizabeth College Australia 1999 Amelia Mills Nhulunbuy High School Australia 1999 Andrew Mills Montgomery Blair High School United States of 1999 America Joydeep Mitra James Ruse Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Tadanori Mitsuma Kaho Senior High School Japan 1999 Yoshiko Miyagawa Saiki Kakujyo High School Japan 1999 Lianne Moller Smith's Hill High School Australia 1999 Anthony Morphett Geelong Grammar School Australia 1999 Jonathan Munro Lesmurdie Senior High School Australia 1999 Odette Murray Monte Sant Angelo Mercy College Australia 1999 Sarah Nicole Seymour College Australia 1999 Gerard O'Connor Ballina High School Australia 1999 Kensuke Okada Tokyo Gakugei University Senior High School Japan 1999 Ai Onuma Miyagi-ken Second Girls' High School Japan 1999 Gavin Peter Parcsi Mairfield Technology High School Australia 1999 Luke Pater Brighton Secondary School Australia 1999 Faraz Khalid Pathan Homebush Boys' High School Australia 1999 Jacob Paul Montgomery Blair High School United States of 1999 America Keith Payne Gisborne Boys' High School New Zealand 1999 Thusitha Perera Freeman Catholic High School Australia 1999 Athlene Piech Manly High School Australia 1999 Mickey Proud Tenterfield High School Australia 1999 International Science School Class List Neil Rabinowitz Carmel High School Australia 1999 Sadat Rahman Glen Eira College Australia 1999 Sara Rankmore PLC, Armidale Australia 1999 Simon Rawson North Berwick High School United Kingdom 1999 Grant Rayner Manly High School Australia 1999 Adam Richardson Hurlstone Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Andrew Rigby Merewether High School Australia 1999 Andrew Ringsmuth Good Shepherd Lutheran College Australia 1999 Marina Ripoche Caringbah High School Australia 1999 Catherine Rix Mark Rutherford Upper School United Kingdom 1999 Christina Robertson St Cuthbert's College New Zealand 1999 Kaushik Roy Montgomery Blair High School United States of 1999 America Micaela Sahhar Lauriston Girls' School Australia 1999 Ruthrun Selvarajan Gosford High School Australia 1999 Emma Louise Sexton Bathurst High School Australia 1999 Shivani Sharma Hornsby Girls' High School Australia 1999 Aiko Shiraishi Ehime Prefecture Imabari-nishi Senior High Japan 1999 School Kazuyo Shiroma Kaiho Senior High School Japan 1999 Choon Kiat Sim Hwa Chong Junior College Singapore 1999 Barney Smeaton Hurlstone Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Katherine Smith Shepparton High School Australia 1999 Erin Smith The Scots School Australia 1999 Oliver Tam James Ruse Agricultural High School Australia 1999 Jianxiong Jonathan Tay Raffles Junior College Singapore 1999 Joshua Taylor Broken Hill High School Australia 1999 Zoe Terpening Danebank Girls' School Australia 1999 Rebbecca Kate Thornberry Orange High School Australia 1999 Phuoc Trang Sydney Girls' High School Australia 1999 Ted Tsai Fraser Coast Anglican College Australia 1999 Satomi Ueda Yamaguchi Prefecture Karyo High School Japan 1999 Grant Vandervalk Mildura Senior College Australia 1999 Evan Walsh St John's College Australia 1999 International Science School Class List Dingrui Wan High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 1999 Republic of China Yanshuo Wang High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 1999 Republic of China Tim Watt Dural High School Australia 1999 Kate Diana Williamson St Peter's Collegiate Australia 1999 Abbey Wong Hornsby Girls' High School Australia 1999 Edwin Wong Sydney Grammar School Australia 1999 Rebecca Jane Wood North Sydney Girls' High School Australia 1999 Andrew Wroe Manly High School Australia 1999 Zhenyu Yang High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 1999 Republic of China Lei Yang High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 1999 Republic of China Peilin Francine Yang Hwa Chong Junior College Singapore 1999 Tong Wei Yew Sekolah Menengah Jenis Malaysia 1999.
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