Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee Welcome message from the Order of Proceedings Vice-Chancellor and President

The ceremony The congregation is requested to stand as the procession enters the hall It gives me great pleasure to welcome the class of 1969 alumni back to the Opening University of Adelaide to celebrate your Golden Jubilee reunion on the Inga Davis 50th anniversary of the conferral of Chief Executive, External Relations your degree. Welcome address The University is both proud of and indebted to its alumni. You are our greatest ambassadors, representing and connecting us Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Peter Rathjen AO locally and globally through business, industry, government, or as volunteers, while bringing benefit to all. The University of Adelaide is not its campuses, or its staff and The Golden Jubilee address students, it is certainly not the Vice-Chancellor! The University of Adelaide is in fact the much wider community that stretches Professor Julian Disney AO across the globe and which is largely made up of our alumni. It is vitally important to unite this community, to bring people together through a strengthening of the connections that exist, and a sense of common purpose and values. Vote of thanks One of the best things about my role, as an alumnus of the Inga Davis University and now the Vice-Chancellor and President, is hearing the wealth of stories about the achievements of our alumni. Each and every one of you has a story to tell about the unique contributions you have made to your professions and Presentation of Golden Jubilee graduates communities over the past 50 years, and I look forward to reading them in this commemorative book. Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Peter Rathjen AO The Golden Jubilee reunion is also an opportunity for you to return to to present the Class of 1969 graduates to the Chancellor, your alma mater to reminisce about the places, events, people and Rear Admiral the Honourable Kevin Scarce AC CSC RAN (Rtd) activities that made your time at the University unforgettable. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to contribute to this book by submitting your biographies, memories and photographs. Your valuable input helps to make this booklet a Closing treasured memento of your Golden Jubilee. Inga Davis will close the proceedings Just as your graduation day was a memorable experience 50 years ago, I hope the Golden Jubilee reunion is also significant for you. Group photograph session for graduates Return academic gowns

At the conclusion of the ceremony, those attending the Golden Jubilee Reunion Luncheon are invited to proceed to the National Wine Centre of Australia

Professor Peter Rathjen AO Vice-Chancellor and President

2 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 3 Past Golden Jubilee Addresses

The first Golden Jubilee Commemoration was held in 1986 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the opening of Bonython Hall. The graduates and diplomates of 1936 who returned to the University for that first Golden Jubilee Commemoration began a tradition that is being continued this year by the graduates and diplomates of 1969.

The previous Golden Jubilee Addresses have been delivered by: 1986 C Warren Bonython AO 2003 Dr Jeanette Linn OAM 1987 The Hon Dr John J Bray AC 2004 The Honourable Justice Leslie T Olsson 1988 Helen Crisp AM 2005 Mathew Wilfred Anthonisz 1989 Dr Mervyn K Smith CBE 2006 Elizabeth Silsbury OAM 1990 Dr Kathleen Woodroofe 2007 The Most Reverend Dr Ian George AO 1991 Dr Reg C Sprigg AO 2008 John Halbert MBE 1992 Sir Russel Tullie Madigan OBE 2009 Professor Richard Deane Terrell AO 1993 Kenneth Berndt 2010 Robert Cowan (Bob) 1994 Joan Brewer AM 2011 Ken Allen AM 1995 Milton Spurling 2012 Professor Richard Blandy (Dick) 1996 Dr James A Bonnin 2013 Dr Cheong Choong Kong University of Adelaide 1997 Dr Alan Kerr Grant AO 2014 The Hon Margaret Nyland AM 1998 The Hon Dr Samuel J Jacobs AO 2015 Professor Rob Morrison OAM Graduates 1969 1999 Dr Harry Medlin 2016 Professor Jock Findlay AO 2000 Emeritus Professor Tasman Brown 2017 Emeritus Professor John Taplin 2001 Dr Rex Lipman AO 2018 Dr Baden Teague 2002 Professor Fay Gale

Graduates, Diplomates, Alumni Acknowledgements

The Enabling State Government Legislation in 1990 The Golden Jubilee Commemoration Ceremony for the mergers between the University of Adelaide, and Reunion Luncheon were organised by the staff of Roseworthy Agricultural College and the City Campus External Relations. of the South Australian College of Advanced Education We would like to acknowledge the University of conferred graduate status upon holders of University Adelaide Archives office for its assistance in the Awards regulated by the Statutes and Regulations. preparation of this event. Accordingly, all diploma holders and some certificate holders are known as graduates in the same way as A very special thank you to our volunteer Ellen those with degrees. Randva (B Sc 1973) for her assistance in compiling the Commemoration Book. We would also like to thank Catherine Sloper for sharing her story, and photographer, Meaghan Coles.

4 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee Bachelor of Arts Cooper, Anne Gunn, Angela Kowalik, Henry Pope, Alan Tuckfield, Brian Adey, Sandra Cordes, Cedric Gutte, Kenneth Kriklewicz, Ernst Prime, Geraldine Turnbull, Robert Amamoo, Diana Cotton, Isabella Hackett, Janet Lane, Sharyn Purdie, Graeme Van Dissel, Dirk Argent, Christine Crafter, Robert Haese, Richard Lawson, Joy Quinn, Michael (dec) Vaughan-Williams, John (dec) Ashenden, Edward Croft, Barry Haines, Janine (dec) Leslie, Mary Rabbitt, Carole Veitch, Elizabeth (dec) Ayre, David Crouch, Colin Hall, Clifford (dec) Lewis, Rossalyn Ralph, Rosemarie Vogelsang, Arthur (dec) Bagdonas, Grazina Crowe, Martin Hall, Jillian Lewis, Kay Rappolt, Jutta Von Kolpakow, Andrej Baker, Brian Dabars, Maris Hancock, Joelie Lillingston, Anne Raven, Deborah Wall, Helen Barratt, Christopher Dahl, James Harper, Jane (dec) Lin, Mary Roberts, Malcolm Wearing, Gillian Bartram, John Davis, Isolda Harrington, Robert Lohe, Helen Roberts, David Webb, Peter Beach, Claire Davis, Christine Hartmann, Jan Loren, Patrick Robertson, Janice Webbe, Robin Beaumont, Joan Day, Ronald Hartmann, Heather Lovell, Robert Robinson, John West, Alison Beverley, Douglas (dec) Ding, Graham Hartshorne, Peter (dec) Mableson, Robert Rodda, Kaye West, Clive Biele, John Dixon(Keele), John Hastwell, Robyn Macdonald, Margaret Rogers, Carolyn Westhorp, Peter Blaikie, Prudence Doherty, Julie Hauser, Richard Magnusson, Ronald (dec) Rosenberg, Norman White, Gillian Bonython, Simon Dreimanis, Dace Healy, Judith Mason, Christine Rosenzweig, Margaret White, Christine Bowden, Michael Duance, Raymond Herbert, Graeme Matison, Katherine Rosewarne, Helen Wilkins, Peter Bowden, Suzanne Dudaniec, Colleen Hetzel, Susan McCarthy, Paul Rosie, David Wilkinson, Josephine (dec) Bowering, Helen Duffield, David Hewton, Terence Mcinerney, Joan Russell, Peter Wilson, Derek (dec) Bowley, Desmond (dec) Duffield, John Hewton, Rosalind McNeil, Margaret (dec) Russell, Josephine Wilson, Anne Bradley, Wayne Dunn, Margaret Hill, Brian (dec) Meadows, Margaret Ryder, Leonie Wilson, David Braham, Beverly Durward, Christine Hill, Diana Mellor, Wendy Sander, John Wilson, Garry Broadbent, Perone Dyer, Stephen Hill, Pamela Michelson, Jennifer Schneider, Laurence Yeend, Geoffrey Brock, Margaret Easom, Eleanor Hodgson, Geoffrey (dec) Miller, Kay Schultz, Judith Young, Dianne Broomhill, Giuliana Easson, Lesley Holthouse, Lindsay Mitchell, Rosemary Schumacher, Marie Zanker, Judith Broomhill, Raymond Edhouse, Margaret Holzberger, Kathryn Mitchell, David Scobie, Susan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Brown, Michael Edwards, Elizabeth Honey, Diana Muirhead, Valentina Scott, Geoffrey (dec) Brown, Gertrude Farrell, Kerry Horsnell, Maurice Naffin, Frances Searle, Garfield Abdullah, Sallehhudin Browne, Murray Fewings, Anne Horton, Cynthia Nankivell, Arthur Sheppard, Alison Abeyasekere, Susan Brownell, Julie Fewster, Valma Howard, Heather Neuage, Lesia Short, Albert Adlington, Gertrude Bruse, Dale Fleming, Peter Howland, Maxwell Nicholls, Virginia Simon, John Allen, Margaret Burdett, Murray Flower, Richard Hunter, Ottley Nicholson, Susan Sladden, Richard Alter, Reinhard Burley, Stephanie Fookes, Susan Hutchens, Penelope Noble, Alan Smith, Julie Andre, Roger Burnard, Susan Foster, John Hwa, Teoh Noble, Margaret Stapleton, John Blake, Denise Butler, John fourmy, David Illman, Margaret Olasz, Margarete Steenwoorde, Margaret Breuer, Margaret Campbell, John Fowler, Ian Innes, Michael Olssen, Kevin Stevens, Lawrence Buxton, John Candy, Linda Fox, Patricia Jackson, Ronald O’Neill, Vivienne Swiderek, Alicia Cahalan, Peter Casson, Stirling Galliford, David Jenkin, Graham Ortlepp, Judith Swincer, David Chai, Marian Chesterfield, Norman Garner, Rita Johnson, Graham Paterson, Andrew Sydorowich, Lucie Chandler, Margaret Chiro, Robert Ghee, Richard Jolly, Susan Peacock, David Tapley, Stuart Charlton, Charles (dec) Christian, Ivan Gilbert, Marilyn Jonson, Keith Pearce, William Taylor, Marie Connell, Susan Clark, Avril Gill, Lesley Kahlbaum, Maxwell Pedler, Frances Teh, Yang Heng Coombe, Anthony Clarke, Fairelie Ginters, Anda Kalnins, Reinis Perkin, Dianne Telfer, Helen Cooper, Jeanette Clayfield, Rita Goerecke, Rosslyn Kay, Elizabeth Peters, David Tennosaar, Kulliki Davis, John Clyne, Irene Greet de Boissiere, Lois Kay, Valerie Phillips, Barbara Thomson, Helen Dodsworth, Stephanie Cole, Susan Gregory, Jennifer Kenley, Ian Pike, Donald Tilley, Susan Doyle, Frances Collins, John Grierson, Christine (dec) Kennedy, Rosemary Pollard, Rosemary Tonkin, Susan Edge, John Connaughton, John Grindlay, Frances Kennedy, Janice Polson, Gregory Townsend, Ronald Ellis, Lesley

6 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 7 Ellis, Robert Van Wageningen, Brian Gregory, Malcolm Bachelor of Dental Surgery Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) Bachelor of Engineering Finlay, Susan Verrall, Derek Johnston, Ian Brasted, Stuart Clark, Richard (Electrical) Gardner, Kevyna Walkley, Jane Jones, Robert Castle, Douglas Foulis, John Baghurst, Andrew George, Rodney Windsor, Michael Ling, Phyllis Choong, Philip Maley, John Clarke, Darrell Gillam, Margaret Wood, William Loveday, Leonard Dangerfield, Ian Mitchell, Graeme Cleland, David Goldsmith, David Zweck, Lois Lush, John Duke, Paul Rudd, Brenton Cuffley, John Griffiths, Robert Meldrum, John Evans, Godfrey Davis, Barrie Halstead, David Bachelor of Agricultural Science Moore, Colin Evans, Margaret Bachelor of Engineering Dick, Gordon Harris, Colin Baghurst, Peter Pearce, Anthony Gibberd, Mary (Chemical) (Honours) Falkenberg, Ronald Hawley, Ludmilla Chittleborough, David Peikert, Trevor (dec) Holmes, William Fisher, Jeffrey Grigg, Donald Head, Beverley Gallasch, Peter Perry, Julie Hunter, Neil Hia, Chek Pang Harrod, William Hickman, John Gifford, Dennis Reilly, Terrence Janenko, Vladimir Lee, Cheong Hollams, Robert Horton, Jennifer Gooden, James Trengove, Roger Kyros, William Szto, Melville Jenner, Alan Jamrozik, Adam (dec) Henderson, Graham Watters, Peter Lund, Patrick Tan, Cheng Yam Kong, Ai Johnston, Brian Horne, Michael Wright, Lynette Makiv, Emilian Krievs, Gunars Kentish, Michael Kaehne, Ian Mansfield, Christopher Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) Lin, Siong Kong King, Judith Lawrence, Gregory Bachelor of Architecture McAuliffe, John Battye, Peter Rawnsley, Graham King, Margaret Lewis, David Binks, Anthony McRostie, Colin Budarick, Roger Schemeczko, Michael Krygger, Dianne McArthur, Ian (dec) Corbet, Mark Miles, Timothy Chitnuyanondh, Larp Vassos, Jim Lavskis, Peter Meissner, Anthony Davidson, Malcolm Mills, Russell Coats, John Lewis, David Peters, Brenton (dec) Drogemuller, Kevin Muggleton, Peter Cowan, David Bachelor of Engineering Little, Geraldine Portmann, Peter (dec) Dungey, Peter Muggleton, Geoffrey Forrest, John (Electrical) (Honours) Lowery, Sandra Pullman, Alan Fielder, Michael Nottage, David Horn, Richard Bryans, Neil Madelaine, Richard Richardson, John Harry, Dennis Sokolowski, Elisabeth Lai, Kam Downing, Andrew Manders, Jennifer Rogers, Peter Jarvis, Geoffrey Srikandi, Woro Luckhurst-Smith, Hugh Keane, Philip Mickan, Peter South, Michael Kravinskis, Andrew Strazds, Peter Moorfield, Peter Khoo, Teng Mills, Alice Stirling, Graham Lamb, Allan Watson, Bruce Ports, Ziedonis McPharlin, Terry Mitchell, Georgina Stoeckel, Mark MacCormac, Kym Webster, Graham Redden, Adrian Purdey, Brian Ogborn, Keith Walkley, James McLoughlin, Peter Westerman, Bill Templer, Graeme Quan, Yew Choy Plavkalns, Gundars (dec) Young, Philip Mitchell, John Wetherell, John Tokmakoff, Victor Smith, Neil Pride, Allan Rintoul, Allan White, Richard Tuncks, Robert Wang, Kenneth Pryor, John Bachelor of Agricultural Science Sharley, David Wilkinson, Thomas U Lwin, Khim Ramsey, Stephen (Honours) Stratmann, John Wissell, James Wang, Khang Bachelor of Engineering Regan, Mary Chapman, Keith Sumner, Peter Yeung, Stephen Williams, Brian (Mechanical) Saies, Janet Faull, Kym Ad Eundem Gradum Williams, Mark Connolly, John Scarfe, Janet Fulwood, Peter Bachelor of Dental Surgery Wilson, Richard Freeman, Robert Schwerdt, Dianne Grierson, Iain (dec) Corkery, Peter (Honours) Hall, Ian Scott, Lynette Tan, Go-Keat Bachelor of Architecture Kearney, John Bachelor of Engineering Lam, Denis Seager, Joanne Tan, Beng Huat (Honours) (Civil) (Honours) Polson, Ian Simpson, Janet Bachelor of Engineering Fraser, Robert Tyler, Christopher Slee, Christopher Bachelor of Applied Science Challen, Malcolm (dec) Contos, Cecil (dec) Fuller, Trevor Smith, Roger Allingame, George Chatterton, Roland Craig, Ian Gillett, John Bachelor of Engineering Starrs, Christopher Browning, Brenton Evans, Adrian Pucknell, Douglas Horgan, Ian (dec) (Mechanical) (Honours) Stephens, Maria Drew, Bryan Gardner, Douglas Laing, Ian (dec) Blake, Adrian Stollznow, Paul Edgeloe, Robert Lloyd-Jones, Gavin Bachelor of Engineering Padarin, Werner Chee, Yan Pong Strehlow, John Folks, Robert (Honours) Rehn, Mark Lim, Siong Guan Svilans, Marija Glatz, Anthony Hardy, Michael Sandery, Dennis Presnail, Richard Tulloch, Graham van der Wel, Bart See, Leong

8 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 9 Bachelor of Economics Tsu Kok, Chin Lindh, David Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor Hill, David Riessen, Robert Adam, Bruce Wagstaff, Peter Martin, Brian of Surgery Hiriyanna, Vidyaranyapura Risely, Dennis Warne, Gregory McEvoy, Leon Adcock, Peter Aleem, Abdul Hockley, Bronte Rososinski, Andrzej Wee, Hean Bee McKenzie, Margaret Ang, Kok Chin Asher, Michael Horwood, Michael Saunders, Brian Wee Seng, Chua Muecke, Geoffrey Bansemer, Alan Babu, Suresh Hua, Andrew Schultz, Terry Williamson, Ian Muecke, Robert Beasley, Victor (dec) Baily, Albert Hudson, Michael Scobie, Michael Wing-Kay, Chan Nicolle, David Bhotiwihok, Sunissa Baker, Ronald Humphry, Noel Sheppard, John Wright, Leslie Nolan, John Bond, Colin (dec) Barbera, Bernardo Jarrett, David Solomon, David Yao, Souchou O’Brien, Timothy Camilleri, Anthony Bastian, Peter Jennings, Reece Soo, Gerald Parish, William Campbell, Andrew Benger, Ross Joseph, Peter Soong, Yin Bachelor of Economics (Honours) Pirone, Pasquale Choon, Soon Bhatia, Sajan Joyner, Peter Strachan, Wendy Eckermann, Lee Plumridge, Piers Duncan, Ian Blicavs, Gilars Judd, Stephen Stubberfield, John Edgar, Robert Quick, David Dunsford, Colin Bowman, Ronald Juttner, Christopher Tang, Sui Tong Hirst, Jane Rice, David Edwards, John Bruce, Gregor Kerin, John (dec) Thatcher, Roger O’Brien, Kevin Rice, Anthony Ferguson, Malcolm Campion, Elza Kitchener, Barbara Thompson, Robert Roberts-Smith, Leonard Forrester, James Carpinelli, Angelo Lau, Dominic (dec) Thompson, Geoffrey Bachelor of Laws Short, Anthony Frogley, John Carrangis, Heather Lees, Richard Tingay, Helen Anderson, Timothy Smith, Robert Gilbert, Nicholas Carrangis, Fredde Leeson, Robyn Tingay, Michael Apps, Stephen Smith, Meredith Hall, Anthony Chin, Chong Yoon Levy, Joe Trigg, Kym Bashford, Helen Smith, Rosemary Hill, Malcolm (dec) Chitti, Francesco Linde, Werner Vedig, Alnis Behenna, Rodney Solomon, Richard Kheng Ho, Chong Chivers, Robin Lloyd, Eric Vimpani, Anne Bidmeade, Ian Stace, Brian Koh, Agapit Coleman, Mark Lovell, Ronald Walker, Robert Burdett, Andrew Taylor, Leigh Larcombe, Barbara Coster, Douglas Mahar, Leo Wilkenfeld, Peter Caldwell, Priscilla Ting, James Lean, David Couper-Smart, John Malycha, Peter Williamson, Geoffrey Carabelas, George Townsend, Christopher Leane, Geoffrey Diu, Kai-Cheung Marin, Raymond Willinck, Jan Colton, Alan Truss, Dianne Lee, Ping Shih Down, Reginald McEvoy, Peter (dec) Woodhouse, Peter Cooper, John Unkin, Victor Lewis, Nicholas Duffield, David McNamara, Brian Woodroffe, Andrew Cousin, Geoffrey Warhurst, Robert Ling, Kui Hung Egan, Barry McNicol, David Craddock, Rosemary Watkins, Denise Bachelor of Music Loh, Soo Beng Elieff, Christopher Morton, Peter Crotti, Louis Wesley Smith, Peter Loh, Jeffrey English, Donald Munchenberg, William Blatt, Ruth Daenke, John McMurtrie, John Fox, Nigel Need, Allan Burternshaw, Leonard Duncan, Peter Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Morgan, David Francis, Roy Oakley, John Cox, Marcus Eaton, Christopher (dec) Abbott, Anthony Morris, Norman Friend, Christopher (dec) Oats, Jeremy Eu, Kim Engelbrecht, Jay Disney, Julian Murch, Robert Gardiner, Lyn Ollino, Thomas Larsen, Greta Field, Frederick Jennings, Barry Need, Barry Gauvin, Peter Oswald, John Larsens, Gunars Glynn, Robert Lutterus, Mai Norman, Anthony Gazard, Alison Partridge, Stephanie Larsens, Mairita Hall, Peter Nosworthy, Neil Germann, Peter Partridge, Ian Miller, Necia Hancock, John Bachelor of Mathematical O’Brien, Kevin Gibberd, Richard Patterson, Gillian Naylor, Bruce Hart, David Science (Honours) Pickhaver, Mark (dec) Goodman, Hubert Pauliukeviciene, Annita O’Brien, Jennifer Hawker, Adelaide Cooper, Thomas Plews, John Gupta, Ashok Peisach, Aaron Owens, Ian Homburg, Mark Plunkett, Michael Hand, Kenwyn Phillips, Patrick Saddler, Christabel Hunter, Rex Bachelor of Medical Science Reina, Alfonso Hart, Gavin Philpot, Christopher Schrama, Maria Johns, Brian (Honours) Shepherd, Richard Hayes, Michael Pols, Rene Seager, Janet Kelly, Graham Campbell, Lachlan Sincock, John Hee, Douglas Pondes, Sandra Smith, Mark Kennelly, Denis Horowitz, John Srikraivin, Churairat Heinrich, Christopher Porter, Adrian Smith, Milton Kneebone, Susan McKenzie, Peter Tang, Kwong-Chung Henschke, Philip Potter, Robert Thiem, Judith (dec) Latimer, William Taplin, Gary Hill, David (dec) Ramsay, Andrew Vick, Melissa Ting Yuen, Chan Leak, Ronald Reece, Garry

10 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 11 Bachelor of Music (Honours) Binks-Williams, John Errington, Robert Kovaleff, Michael Philpot, Alison Symons, Richard Edwards, Ross Binns, Andrew Fielding, John Kretschmer, Peter Pierce, Paul Ta, Kim Folauhola, Jillian Blight, David Flavel, Sally Krol, Barbara Pitt, Juliet Tan, Heather Wesley Smith, Martin Bolin, Barbara Ford, John Kroon, Gerard Poole, Leslie Teoh, Choy Bonnell, Michele Fowless, Alan Lahiff, Craig (dec) Pope, Neville Teoh, Chye Tee Bachelor of Pharmacy Both, Gerald Frears, Robert Lambert, Marjorie Preston, Mervyn Teuatabo, Nakibae Bell, Pamela Botham, Susan Freeman, Michael Lambert, Peter Pudney, Brian Thomas, Helen Dawson, Graham Bottomley, Eric Gabb, Andrew Leadbeater, Carolyn Purdie, Rosemary Thompson, Jane Dollman, William Bowey, Neil Gallas, Graham Lee, Ping Purnell, Arthur Thurlow, Graham Edwards, Robert Bradshaw, Tony Gallus, Robert Lee, Peter Quinn, Kay Tidemann, Sonia Edwards, Roderick Bridges, Malcolm Gauvin, Drinda Lemmey, John Raeside, William Ting, Sing Ping Germein, Peter Bridgman-Lee, Barbara Germein, Barry Lindner, Eric Read, Jeffrey Tonkin, Kenneth Gilbert, David Broders, Nils Geue, Rodney Lipman, Judy Rechner, Anthony Towsty, Anatol Gourlay, Geoffrey Brown, Sandra Glaetzer, Brian Lowe, Patricia Reed, Jeffrey Tran, Van Nguyen Green, Peter Brown, Elaine Gould, Allan Lutz, John Reilly, Peter Trojanowski, Edward Gumpl, George Bruer, David Green, Pamela Marks, Raphael Rencis, Valentis (dec) Uszynski, Boguslaw Gumpl, Peter Bull, Christopher Grey, Darryl Marnham, Raelene Riedl, Norbert Van der Hoek, Nafty Hancock, Richard Bullock, Ian Hadley, James Mart, Patricia Rippin, Susan Victory, Ronald Hynes, Kay Byrne, Trevor Hall, Robert Mart, Patricia Robert, Roger Walker, Ian Lawrence, Russell Cadby, Peter Hall, Robert Mason, Douglas Rogers, Marilyn Warn, Robert Leith, Malvern Carr, Keith Hancock, David Mason, Daryl Rooney, Peter Watt, Heather Roediger, Mary Carr, Nigel Harlow, Roger Mastins, Herbert (dec) Rosewell, John Webber, Gregory Steadman, David Carson, Peter Haslett, Peter McCubbin, Janice Rossiter, Julie Wee Khui Chew, Dennis Stone, Michael Castle, John Hawes, Catherine McInnes, James (dec) Rungie, Campbell Whellum, Emily Tiang, Christopher Caust, Martin Heath, Deanna McLeod, Nigel Russell, Harold Whitrod, Denise Tonkin, John Chandler, Helen Heath, Robert Merry, David Ryan, Dennis Williams, Geoffrey Truscott, Toni-Jane Chau, Woo Hewish, Dean Mewett, Trevor Ryan, Peter Williamson, Arthur Williams, Kevin Chenoweth, Lee Hewton, Martin (dec) Miethke, Patricia Saint, Peter Wilson, Allan Wilson, Mark Christie, Malcolm Holmes, Nigel Milligan, John Schmidt, Bryon Winkler, Clive Clarke, Marion Holmes, Trevor Mitchell, Andrew Schubert, Brentyn Witt, Graham Bachelor of Science Cohn, Michael Hope, David Molde, Trevor Searle, Colleen Wong, Wai Correll, Margaret Hough, Geraldine Ambler, Gillies Mole, James Senior, David Woo, Kam Couzner, Darryl Hughes, Robert Amos, Joan Moriarty, Kevin Sharrad, Robert Woods, Martin Crase, Nicholas Hurst, Angas Andrew, David Mular, Michael Sheriff, David Yuen, Rosalina Culley, John Illman, Richard Angove, John Mun, Wong Sibly, Peter Zeidler, Wolfgang Cutts, Harold Ingham, Colin Annear, Geoffrey Murray, Stephen Simpfendorfer, Margaret Zuliani, Enzo Daly, Ross Jackson, Robert Aust, Robert Murray, Grantley Sincock, Donald Dankiw, Wolodja Jolley, Patricia Ad Eundem Gradum Ayling, Delwyn Ng, Hui Min Smyth, David Davey, Roger Jones, Rhys Boyd, David Bais, Renze Norman, Trevor Spencer, George (dec) Dawe, John Jupp, David Davis, Annie (dec) Balan, Peter O’Keeffe, Richard Spencer, Susan (dec) Demytko, Nicholas Just, Jeanette Bampton, Kenneth Olesnicky, Roman Spencer, Brian Dippy, Stephen Kallas, Katrin Bachelor of Science (Honours) Barker, William Oliver, Lola Spier, Russell Dolling, Colin Keily, John Beaumont, William O’Malley, Terrence Stevens, Anthony Anfiloff, Wadim Dowdy, Esmond Keller, Malcolm Beaumont, Rosemary Ottaway, John Stevens, Judith Appels, Rudolf Dredge, Michael Kent, Rodney Bell, Peter (dec) Page-Hanify, Elizabeth Stevens, Michael Askins, Paul Durdin, John Kernich, Alan Bell, Timothy Palmer, Geoffrey Stevens, Lea Barnes, Lewis Eckert, Stanley Keur, Gertrudis Bennett, Michael Partington, Geoffrey Struik, John Baverstock, Peter Elksnis, Daina Kimber, Hubert Bettess, Peter Payne, Robert Surikow, Tatjana Beames, David

12 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 13 Beart, Philip Marchant, Harvey Wilson, David Morrison, Bruce Bachelor of Technology Scrymgour, June Beech, Thomas Marinoff, George Wood, Glen Morton, Anthony (Mechanical) Sexton, Betty Blake, John (dec) May, Anthony Woods, Walter Newbery, Dean Cowan, Colin Simmons, Deirdre Bohm, Robert McAvaney, Kevin Zadoroznyj, Ivan Norley, Kym Ellis, John Slade, Helen Bower, Anthony McKay, Keith Paterson, John Evans, Owen Smith, Colleen Butler, Keith Mitchell, Robin Bachelor of Technology Pike, Robert Foster, Malcolm Smith, Diane Callen, David Neuling, John Ellis, Gregory Pilkington, Geoffrey Ganley, Robert Taggart, Barbara Cleave, Geoffrey Nicholson, Brenton Fisher, Geoffrey Quantrill, John Hutchens, Noel Tomanis, Maija Crossing, Peter Noble, Kenneth Longbottom, John Rippin, Kenneth Morton, David Trueman, John Doolette, Dennis Nyunt, Than Mayberry, Peter Salkeld, Phillip Nesbitt, Leslie Vincent, Susan Douglas, Trevor Pain, Anthony Mudie, Peter Saunders, Richard Noesbar, Mahjoeddin Walling, Francis Farrell, Bradford Parham, Richard Payne, David Speck, Barry Sorell, Brian Webb, Heather Faulkner, Ian Petkovic, Mirko Phillips, Peter Stumpo, Sabino Stege, Peteris Wiggins, Geoffrey Finnegan, David (dec) Pincombe, Christopher Ralph, Gregory Thomas, Lee Susans, Geoffrey Wilhelm, Robert Frederiksen, Jorgen Porter, Terence Rippon, Edward Wight, Barry Treloar, Robert Wright, Susan Freund, John Prior, Randall Sandford, Geoffrey Williamson, Robert Westphalen, Herbert Frost, Michael Pruul, Hendrik Tisdall, Trevor Diploma in Computer Science Whitford, Christopher Gaffney, Janice (dec) Pryor, David Varga, Istvan Bachelor of Technology Duncan, Bruce Gara, Andrew Pua, Claudio Varney, Robert (Electrical) Diploma in Arts and Education Henshaw, Ian Glover, Robert Rankin, Don Vonow, Ross Allan, William Baird, Graham Kelley, Graham Gray, Douglas Rashleigh, David Watson, Charles Barker, John Bate, Jon Low, Kim Grevins, Juris Rattley, Robert Wilkins, Kevin Bourne, Leslie Bennett, Raymond Roper, John Guiney, David (dec) Rattray, Alistair Wilson, Neil Brown, David Bullard, Rosemary Haines, Allan Rounsevell, David Diploma in Education Canala, Giuseppe Buxton, Barbara Hall, Clive Rowe, Joan Bachelor of Technology (Building) Crouch, Brian Chicco, Eddi Allen, Morris Harris, Cathryn Rudd, Lex Allen, James Davies, James Cooper, Grant Ayles, Carolyn Harris, Robert Ryan, Douglas Argent, Trevor Dennis, John Cornish, Mary Bahariah, Binti Mahmud Haselgrove, Maxwell Sauerteig, Kurt Bone, Graham Earl, Roland Cuttle, Karina Barclay, Peter Hemmerling, Malcolm Searle, Peter Bowering, Bruce (dec) Eshraghian, Kamran Davies, Judith Baxter, Jeffrey Hergstrom, Ingrid Shedley, Christine Bricknell, Raymond Geisler, Trevor Excell, Ian Bonnett, John Hetherington, Robert Stewart, Judith Clayfield, John Goodale, Roger (dec) Gerlach, Brian Bowden, John (dec) Hewitson, Michael Thiel, John Dadds, Murray Grivell, Maurice Hart, Barry Brinkworth, Peter Hilditch, John Tolstoshev, Paul Eberbach, Kenneth Hau, Christopher Healey, John Brougham, Geoffrey Hoffmann, Philip Tolstoshev, Carolyn Fee, David Jenkin, Alvin Holman, Margaret Bryant, Deborah Holmes, Kerry Vawser, Keith (dec) Fincher, Garry Lawson, Geoffrey Howieson, Suzanne Burford, Peter Horton, Brian Veenendaal, Johan Fotheringham, John (dec) Lee, Kam Humphris, David Carmichael, Samuel Ioannou, Noris Ward, Martin Gerke, Donald Lynn, Kenneth Johnston, Helen Cheesman, Margaret Ireland, Trevor Watkins, Brenton Gunson, Paul Miting, Rombe Kalnins, Miriam Choo, Shek Nyen James, Margaret Watts, Clive Jacob, Robert O’Keefe, Peter Keen, John Coles, John Jarrett, Richard Watts, Thea Jacobs, Thomas Partos, George Kemp, Barbara Cook, John Jennings, Leslie Wells, Roderick Knight, Graham Phillis, Neville Leverington, Kevin Cordes, Cedric Johnson, Sydney Westhoff, John Larwood, John Reynolds, Ray Maschmedt, Judith Corney, Robert (dec) Jones, Melvyn White, Miles Lehmann, Trevor Robson, David McCauley, Kathryn Cox, Margaret Kemp, David (dec) Whiting, Malcolm Mack, Stanley Sangster, John (dec) O’Leary, Patricia Curtis, Carol Langsford, Nicholas Whittle, Andrew Mandziak, Zygmunt Seidel, Dennis Ottens, Kevin Davoren, Kathleen Lazareich, Peter Whyte, Penelope Marshall, Graham Smith, Graham Outhred, Merrill Dawson, Sheila Lee, Geok Eng Wilksch, Philip McNamara, Geoffrey Stagg, Trevor Penaluna, Leslie Donnell, Heather Lindner, Bernard Williams, Anthony Morris, John Venus, Richard Richards, Peter Eckermann, Brian Wyett, Noel (dec)

14 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 15 Ellis, Bronwyn Spence, Robyn Osinski, Krystyna Taylor, Merridy Diploma in Teaching Heuzenroeder, John (dec) Field, Lynette Spier, David Reynolds, John Thomas, Janet (Secondary General) Jaensch, Dean Fuss, Eric Stewart, Jim Vining, Robert Tonkin, Pamela Beck, David Jones, Helen (dec) Gallasch, Keith Stone, David White, John Wallbridge, Jill Blencowe, Mark Le Lacheur, Hellier Gerner, Brian Stow, Hardy White, Kay Bonney, Suzanna McGowan, Ursula Grady, Cheryl Strath, Anne Diploma in Physical Education Burtnik, Krystyna Reid, Ilona Green, Ian Sumner, Robert Amery, Richard Diploma in Primary Education Butler, John Hall, Terry Talbot, Alec Bastian, Terence (dec) Master of Business Management Ashenden, Edward Calvett, Michael Harris, Elizabeth (dec) Thompson, Helen Carlsson, Irmgard Duffield, John Close, Peter Phillips, Bevan Hayball, John Thomson, Murray (dec) Close, Peter Fowler, Ian Couzner, Barry Hendrick, Jane Tindale, John Dawson, Bronte Horsnell, Maurice Croxton, Malcolm Master of Dental Surgery Jaroschenko, Ludmilla Treilibs, Verner Fletcher, Harold Kahlbaum, Maxwell Culley, John Chau, Kai Kin Jericho, Adrienne (dec) Veldhuis, Josephine Geue, Helen Ellis, Gregory McNulty, Edward Jones, Janette Viggers, George Kernbach, Jurgen Diploma in Public Administration Golding, Robert Williamson, John Jordan, Jack Webb, Jennifer Lindsay, Janice Hodges, Charles Graham, Francis Joyce, Neville Webbe, Robin Miels, Brenton Grant, Lillian Master of Engineering (Chemical) Kieslinger, Hans Welch, Neil Miller, John Diploma in Secondary Education Greig, David Ryan, William Lee, John Wells, David Murphy, Thomas Hartshorne, Peter (dec) Guster, Lesley Leske, Michael Westwood, Christine Nicholas, Jeffery Kriklewicz, Ernst Hawdio, Anton Master of Engineering (Civil) Liddle, John White, Graham Ralph, David Molde, Trevor Jerram, William Woodburn, John Lumbers, James Whitehead, Lindsay Rieuwers, Frank Stapleton, John Keuning, Duurt Maddison, Brian Whitehead, Millicent Slade, Lynette Leach, Lynne Master of Engineering (Electrical) Mathers, Roger Whitington, Anthony Slater, Geoffrey Diploma in Social Studies Liepins, Anita Keith, Ronald Mayes, John Whittington, Peter Smith, Robert Andrewartha, Graham McCarthy, Paul Mohd Salleh, Hashim bin McCluskey, Eileen Wilkinson, David Spier, David Bates, Yvonne McElroy, Geoffrey McFarlane, Peter Williams, Graham Taeuber, Christine Binks, Priscilla McKechnie, Anthony Master of Education McKenzie, Andrew Wood, Rae Tierney, Patrick Blackburne, Penelope Mortimer, Barry Were, Keith (dec) Milich, Corinne Wood, Eileen Topsfield, Robert Chivers, Susan Neuage, Lesia Murphy, Brian Woods, Warren (dec) Turnbull, John Ennis, Margaret Pepper, Alan Ad Eundem Gradum Murray, Robert Woolven, John Welke, Wendy Fopp, Peter Simons, Martin Nolan, Heather Youngson, Robert Wyatt, Robert Gillies, Heather Master of Agricultural Science Palmer, Eric Yandell, Ronald Hawryszkiewycz, George Boros, Catherine (dec) Master of Laws Parker, David Diploma in Music Kelly, Janet Firn, David Coulter, Carol Paull, Alwyn Moloney, Joanna Diploma in Physiotherapy Layton, Ronald Fletcher, Ian Pech, Bronte Brookman, Heather McBratney, Susan Horwood, David Master of Science Pereira, John Diploma in Pharmacy Brooks, Jane McLean, Gayle Howard, Geoffrey Barker, Peggy Pride, Maureen Abbot, Elizabeth Burgan, Helen Owen, Susan Lindner, Robert Barr, Heather Purcell, Ian (dec) Badman, Winsome Carmichael, Janet Prior, Caroline Muirhead, Warren Boundy, William (dec) Pye, Ian Brooks, John Chapman, Patricia Rabbitts, Elizabeth Rahman, Lutfur George, Peter Reed, John Clipstone, Richard Colman, Helen Settle, Suzanne Simpson, Jack Hutchens, Helen Rendell, Jeanette Colley, Desmond Cowell, Robin Sheppard, Felicity Kilpin, David Robinson, Erroll Day, Peter Crowhurst, Lynette Smoker, Lesley Master of Applied Science Potter, Ronda Schoff, Noel Hall, Roland Dewhurst, Susan Wilkinson, Doreen Wainwright, Mark Reynolds, Sandra Sexton, Leo Jones, Janice Fitzgerald, Robyn Wright, Brenton (dec) Shaughnessy, Peter Silis, Maris Kelly, Denise Kadow, Jennifer Master of Arts Wanstall, Janet Slater, Ruth Lang, Peter Lindsay, Lisbeth Diploma in Teaching Denholm, Decie (dec) Yeomans, Frank Small, Marlene May, Frank Quinlan-Watson, Elizabeth Gould, Sinclair Dobrez, Livio Smith, David O’Brien, Kathleen Tait, Suzanne Smythe, Betty

16 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1968 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1968 Golden Jubilee 17 Master of Surgery Ratkowsky, David Roseworthy Diploma in Shearer, Robert Ad Eundem Gradum Agricultural Technology Smith, Meredith Ludbrook, John (dec) Crawford, David Smith, John Eckersley, Gavin Master of Surgical Science Sommerville, Raymond (dec) Holloway, Robert Spencer, Michael O’Loughlin, John Jones, John Swincer, Graeme Wigney, Bruce Thompson, Glen Doctor of Education Thredgold, Harold Roseworthy Diploma Butler, Janet White, Roy in Agriculture Murton, Dennis Willard, John Boerth, Brian Young, John Doctor of Medicine Cooper, James Zdysiewicz, Jan (dec) Davies, John Beal, Robert (dec) Elsden, Walter (dec) Bisazza, Anton Ad Eundem Gradum Giles, William (dec) Cameron, Alexander Alston, Angus Glaetzer, Colin Cleary, Edward Habgood, Richard Cohen, Alexander Doctor of Philosophy in Kirkwood, Guy Elmslie, Ronald (dec) Electrical Engineering McCallum, Keith Heddle, Robert (dec) Cooper, Dennis Miegel, Darryl Lloyd, John (dec) Davis, Bruce 1969 Alumni Profiles Philp, Barry Lloyd, Christopher Potter, Robert Riley, Michael Marshall, Vilis Smith, Bernard Roesler, Warren Nayak, Satyendranath Vladcoff, Adrian Turnbull, Richard Usher, Thomas Doctor of Philosophy Doctor of Philosophy in Watson, William Abdi, Wazir Engineering Womersley, Jonathan Alcock, John Ketteridge, Ian Anderson, Ian Bailey, Lindsay (dec) Doctor of Philosophy in Barker, Anthony (dec) Mechanical Engineering Campbell, Robert Morgan, Garth Casey, Bryan Cockroft, Bruce Doctor of Philosophy in Science Doyle, Elizabeth Allison, Graham Evans, Adrian Cheng, Mee Chooi Ford, Graeme Cramond, David Gabb, Bronte Cutten, Dean Goh, Tong Ellis, Keith Hankin, Margaret Harries, John Horton, Brian Lim, Teck Kah Husain, Imtizaj Pfueller, Sharron Iverson, Geoffrey Ledwith, Francis Doctor of Science Lim, Wah Ching Oliphant, Mark (dec) Mackenzie, William Welford, Alan Mackintosh, Erven Paice, John Ad Eundem Gradum Phillips, Marlene Oliphant, Marcus (dec)

18 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1968 Golden Jubilee Delwyn Ayling, RFD Dr Peter Balan OAM Dr Vic Beasley (dec.) Associate Professor Ross Benger

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Arts and Education (University of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (University Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical, Honours) Adelaide, 1955) of Adelaide, 1969) (University of South Australia, 1988) (University of Adelaide, 1970) Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1957) Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Diploma in Business Management (University of Bachelor of Economics (University of Adelaide, 1969) (FRACS, 1978) Adelaide 1977) Honours and awards PhD (Flinders University) Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand Australian Service Medal (SE Asia) (2003) Master of Business Management (University of College of Ophthalmologists (FRANZCO, 1978) Adelaide, 1980) Centenary of Federation Medal 1901-2001 (2003), for University memories service to successive governors of South Australia as an PhD University memories Honorary Aide-de-Camp Vic loved university life and was the first in his family to attend any university classes. Camaraderie in curricular and extra-curricular Reserve Force Decoration (1997), for efficient service Honours and awards activities, in a beautiful setting in the Reserve Forces 2016: OAM For service to tertiary education, and to Career and life accomplishments Australian Defence Medal (2006) the community of South Australia Career and life accomplishments Setting up the Flinders University Foundation Course. 2016: Award for Teaching Excellence (Australian Career...first surgeon in Australia to practice University memories Department of Education and Training) oculoplastic surgery full-time. Clinical Associate Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Enjoying lunches with friends on the banks of the River 2016: Award for Community Engaged Impact (UniSA) Professor Macquarie University. Foundation fellow and later President, Australian and New Zealand Society Torrens, in the refectory, and in the city. 2013: Emerald Literati Award (Outstanding Reviewer) I think my father would have advised himself to go for postgraduate studies directly after his first degree, of Oculoplastic Surgeons. Established first ophthalmic Having cricket coaching and practise under the watchful 1991 and 2014: Award for Excellence in Teaching (UniSA) rather than undertaking a second bachelor degree. He day surgery hospital to receive a licence in NSW. eyes of former South Australian state player Neil felt he was wrongly advised and, as a result, took much Head of oculoplastic surgery Sydney/Sydney Eye and Dansie and former Australian player Margaret Jude. University memories longer than necessary to undertake a PhD. Macquarie University Hospitals. Watching TV as Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon. When I started in 1965, I saw Uni students graduate Raised four wonderful children with Lesley (deceased from suits and twin sets to jeans, miniskirts and 2000) and experiencing a successful blended family Career and life accomplishments maxiskirts, and from neat trimmed hair to “let it all with Susan (married 2004) and three step-children. Undoubtedly, the proudest accomplishment of my 45- hang out.” Prosh Week was the city procession, the year career as a Defence Scientist and Royal Australian SCIIAES vs Med tug-of-war and the Prosh Prang (at Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Pt Adelaide). The Upper Refectory disco was tops. Air Force Reserve Officer was being appointed an Persist...keep on researching and evaluating until you Honorary Aide-de-Camp to two former governors of eventually find your ideally-preferred career option. South Australia: Dame Roma Mitchell, AC, OBE, CVO Career and life accomplishments None of the experience gained in the process will be a and Sir Eric Neal, AC, CVO between 1991 and 2001. CEO of Tyronsea Plastics (Adelaide); founder and waste. Be true to yourself. I was a member of South Australian women’s cricket manager of Montessori School Adelaide; Foundation Head team from 1970-81 and also a South Australian of Marketing; School and Foundation Director of the representative on the Australian Women’s Cricket Council. Centre for the Development of Entrepreneurs (UniSA). I remain a member of the South Australian Cricket OAM for 35 years of voluntary service to many different Association and Australian Cricketers’ Association. organisations. I am still very happily married to my Watching my niece and nephew grow up, and now Adelaide University girlfriend who I met at John Angove’s observing my two little great-nephews starting 21st. I have two daughters and five granddaughters. their journeys. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self There are more opportunities than you can possibly Establish and keep a circle of close friends who will take up. The trick is to make the best decision you can share the ‘ups and downs’ that life bestows on one. My at the time, then accept the consequences, and do the friends have meant the world to me. best you can with what you’ve got. At the very least, be kind to others.

20 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 21 Ian Bidmeade AM Neil Bowey Dr Tony Bradshaw Jane Brooks (nee Cowan)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Laws (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1970) Diploma in Physiotherapy (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1986) Graduate Diploma in Education (Makerere University, PhD Bachelor of Science (Murdoch University, 1988) Uganda, 1972) Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (Law Society of Honours and awards Master of Theology (Hons) (Charles Sturt South Australia) University, 2015) AM awarded in June 2008 for service to public health and to people with disabilities through contributions Honours and awards University memories to administrative and legislative reforms, and to Australian Institute of Physics (AIP) Prize (1989), for the community through a range of social welfare Eating lunch on the banks of the Torrens. performance as the top student graduating in Physics organisations. from Murdoch University Burr Medal - awarded for being the ‘Best and Fairest’ Career and life accomplishments tennis player in SA in the season of 1973/1974. University memories Service to Tennis - awarded in June 1997 for Teaching in east Africa and then remote areas of the outstanding service to tennis in SA, both as a player Northern Territory. Raising our four children to become Time spent chatting with other physiotherapy and administrator. responsible adults and parents. students between lectures and practising techniques with each other. University memories Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self I also appreciated my year at St Ann’s College (1968) and the help given to me by tutors. Banter with other law students If there is something you want to do in life, and you have the opportunity, then provided it won’t do any Attending the World University Games in Tokyo for harm to anyone, go ahead and give it a try. Career and life accomplishments tennis in 1966 I had a short career as a physiotherapist because I wanted to study science; my imagination was captured Career and life accomplishments by space exploration. I graduated with a Bachelor of I played a major role in achieving legislative and policy Science in 1988. reform for primarily SA, but also other state and I then worked for 18 years in a planetarium. Commonwealth governments in a number of areas. In the 1970s I married University of Adelaide LLB Being Deputy Chair and chief author of two volumes (1967) graduate Clive Brooks, and both of our children of ‘The Law and Persons with Handicaps,’ as a result also are graduates. of the Bright Committee on Rights of Persons with Handicaps, was a highlight of my early career and After retirement, Clive and I volunteered with Radio brought significant change. Adelaide for 11 years and did a lot of bushwalking together. We are proud of reaching the summit of St Two publications of which I’m most proud would Mary Peak in Wilpena Pound twice! be ‘Health Law in SA,’ and ‘Justice For All, Legal Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities in SA.’ Travelling overseas twice for tennis, being number one Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self in the state and Tennis Director of Tennis Australia are Make time in your life to be physically active and also significant accomplishments. fit while you are still young, and be adventurous! Discover how much you can do! Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Don’t take good health for granted: you won’t always In my retirement I published a small anthology entitled be young. ‘Sweet Melancholy.’ It took me quite a long time to truly realise this passion and appreciate the joy it brought to me. In light of this, I guess I would tell my 20-year-old self to ‘live life as a free spirit and let my inner poet shine.’

22 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 23 Elaine Brown (nee Patrick) Julie Brownell Ian Bullock Dr Stephanie Burley (nee Fannon)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Physics and Mathematical Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Physics) (University of Adelaide, 1970) Graduate Diploma in Group Work (South Australian Diploma in Technology Master of Education (University of Adelaide, 1993) Graduate Diploma in Library and Information Studies Institute of Technology) PhD (University of Adelaide, 2003) (Western Australian Institute of Technology) Bachelor of Social Administration (Flinders University) University memories Diploma in Teaching (Adelaide Teachers College) University memories University memories I enjoyed the freedom and independence, meeting a wide range of people and gaining a useful qualification. I have had the privilege of attending lectures by the Lunches in the refectory and completing assignments outstanding international historians Rude, Phillips and in the undercroft, near the Maths building, with my Career and life accomplishments Gilchrist, all in the History department. university mathematical genius friend Rhys Jones, AC, now an emeritus professor at Monash University. With my teaching qualification I taught mostly On a lighter note, I enjoyed the cheap pies and chips mathematics at Naracoorte, Bordertown and Marion and gravy in the refectory, along with the coffee in high schools, then Marden Senior College. the thick mugs which warmed us up, and endless Career and life accomplishments conversations with loyal friends in the underground I was involved in secondary mathematics curriculum women’s room, Lady Simon. Creation of my latest book, Physics and Faith (Amazon, development, and evaluating and marking 2019), and artwork for the Kathleen Lumley College matriculation mathematics examinations. inaugural greeting cards in 1991. Career and life accomplishments I was a South Australian Certificate of Education writer and developed Business Mathematics for Year My career enabled me to play a decisive role in Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self 12 (firstly at Marion). I was the subject’s first chief the development of self-confidence and historical Use your God-given intuition. moderator and visited many schools in South Australia understanding in many young adults in their senior and the Northern Territory. With further development, years in schools. It was rewarding to see students take this subject became extremely popular. on the challenges set by historical concepts, analysis and application of ideas for their futures. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self When I returned to the University as a lecturer in education, I was able to play a role in the development Work hard, take opportunities, follow your interests and education of student teachers. I could see these and enjoy. student teachers in school classrooms apply successful ideas and practices, shared and discussed with me at the University, and enriching their lives and the lives of their students. Their appreciation was evidenced in my award for Teaching Excellence from the University. I have had a privileged life, and value my relationships with my husband, children and grandchildren. I am pleased that I have been able to contribute to school boards and South Australian homeless in a voluntary capacity.

Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self I would have liked to have had more self-confidence to join in all the extracurricular activities that the University offered in those days. Obviously too, I would advise myself to study in a more consistent fashion and extend my mind, given all the opportunities I had to do so.

24 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 25 John Butler OAM John Clayfield David Cleland Ginetta Cocks (nee Fassina)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Technology (Building) (University of Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic) (University of Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1970) Diploma of Teaching (Sec Gen) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Economics (University of Adelaide, 1975) University memories University memories Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (University of Adelaide, 1972) Master of Business Management (University of My uni life started with being awarded a scholarship Graduate Diploma of Curriculum Development Some of my fondest memories at university were having Adelaide, 1978) to Adelaide Teachers College by the state government. the opportunity to gain a better understanding of Master of Biostatistics (University of Adelaide, 1978) I studied for a teaching degree as well as a science Honours and awards mathematics and physics. Education had changed much Bachelor of Laws (Queensland University of degree. Initially I found the whole experience daunting. in my time away from school and I was therefore behind Technology, 2000) I soon made friends and settled into uni life. Among OAM in 2006 for services to education, particularly on certain parts of the curriculum. I felt embarrassed of some of my fondest memories: lunch with friends in the field of geography, as a teacher, author and what I didn’t understand, but it was not long before a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (Law Society of along River Torrens, watching free lunchtime movies administrator, and to the community. camaraderie and respect began to grow between myself SA, 2001) organised by the student body in Uni hall, watching the FACE (Fellow of the Australian College of and my classmates. As a mature-age student, I felt that moon landing at Uni in July 1969 and the camaraderie Educators) 1995 my lecturers and peers were happy to assist me when I University memories in Organic Chemistry classes trying to produce a was struggling, which helped immensely in the long run. passable end chemical after following a week long I was involved in The Blacks football club. The Blacks ‘cooking recipe.’ University memories had nine teams and I played a game in each team. My Career and life accomplishments number was 198. Being a student at the University of Adelaide in the 1960s Career and life accomplishments was an immersive experience. The Barr Smith Library, Having my wife and children beside me when I the Refectory and the Cloisters were favourite hang-outs. graduated; my wife was my inspiration throughout my Career and life accomplishments I was very proud to be the first in my extended Italian career, and I would not have reached every milestone family to attend the University of Adelaide and be University opened my eyes to so much that was new without her support. I studied Electrical Engineering at University, then awarded a degree. Having also gained my teaching and it expanded my interests. went on to work as an Engineer and start my own degree, I was now bonded to the state education I also had the opportunity to supervise my own major manufacturing company in Adelaide. I had some of my best experiences from participating works and be part of drawing attention to more efficient department for three years‒a small price to pay for in university societies. and faster building techniques. One such project It was in my 50’s that I realised that I wanted a career the financial assistance that I had received. I was sent brought colour television to Australia. change and I undertook a law degree. I have now to Glossop High in the Riverland to teach science. Career and life accomplishments been a lawyer for 20 years practicing in building and I met my husband in the Riverland. We have three I am extremely proud to have corrected a major construction law. wonderful sons, three wonderful daughters-in-law, I enjoyed 40 years in my career as a teacher, advisor, design flaw in the construction of cyclone shelters and eight grandchildren. One of my proudest writer, curriculum developer, and administrator. under the direction of the Darwin Reconstruction Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self achievements in teaching has been to instil a love of Commission after Cyclone Tracy, which will save many learning in many students, some of whom have then I have enjoyed traveling widely, using my experiences lives in the future. in writing more than 40 geography books, and in Get whatever degree you like! Go to London and work gone onto tertiary studies. teaching. I have always enjoyed working with students, there if you have the chance. and helping them to achieve their aims. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self In my personal life, marriage has given me great Learn what it means to be a professional in your The girl that started at the University of Adelaide pleasures, and so have eight grandchildren. I was very discipline—the responsibilities to the community it was so raw and naive. However, by 20 I had met fortunate to recover from cancer when I was 25. carries—and remember to acknowledge this in other some wonderful people who are friends to this day. professionals. Teamwork and understanding are a large I enjoyed my time at University . To my 20-year-old Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self part of quality building, and as a constructor it is your self I say ‘enjoy what’s ahead of you because you can’t responsibility to reflect the quality of all professionals change a thing!!!’ Believe in yourself – take on tasks that at first seem involved. You have only touched the surface of what you beyond you. Keep reading and learning. Knowledge will add to your learning in your ensuing years within and thinking are always to be valued in yourself and Australia. It is a large country with diverse issues with others. Be kind to all, both in manner and in actions. construction, and it holds many challenges. Travel widely across Australia before venturing overseas for more specialised training.

26 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 27 Rosemary Craddock (nee Smith) AM Lou Crotti Raymond Duance The Hon. Peter Duncan

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Laws (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Laws (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Laws (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Arts & Education (University of Honours and awards University memories Adelaide, 1965) Honours and awards AM in 2017, for significant service to local government The camaraderie amongst my contemporaries and Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) (Adelaide Teacher’s Title “The Honourable” awarded on swearing in as in South Australia and to the community of Walkerville students in other years in our comparatively small College, 1968) a Minister in the South Australian Government and student numbers, as they then were, in the Adelaide Graduate Diploma in Educational Administration again when subsequently sworn in as a Minister in the Career and life accomplishments Law School. Being in five Footlights revues and being (Adelaide College of Arts and Education, 1981) Australian Government. the lead in a Law School revue. Guest speakers, plays Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and movies in the Union Hall. Prosh days and being Honours and awards University memories Mayor of Walkerville Council one of the group that ran the Prosh Day procession and ball in the year when Law School students ran the Joy Noble Medal for Volunteering (Environment) Editor of On Dit in 1968. State President (SA), Local Government Association Prosh activities. (SA Government, 2006) State President (SA), Liberal Party of Australia Paul Harris Fellow (Rotary International, 2002) Career and life accomplishments Federal Vice-President, Liberal Party of Australia Career and life accomplishments Establishing Cocks Duncan law firm, now Duncan A successful 50-year career in legal practice. Being University memories Basheer Hannon (1971) actively involved as a committee member in, spokesman My association with the inspirational staff of the Attorney General for South Australia (1975-79) for, and pro bono legal adviser to, resident groups in Geography Department under the leadership of my community. Minister and Parliamentary Secretary in the Australian Professor Graham Lawton. In particular, Dr Nigel Government (1987-96) Being a 30-year committee chairman of, Life Wace, Mrs Ann Marshall, Dr Roland Twidale and Member of, 30-year vice-president of, and recipient Mr Mason. of a Distinguished Service Award from, the Rowing Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Association of SA. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Never mistake movement for progress. Don’t let Being a member of the Jubilee 150 Board of SA and of perfect be the enemy of the good. I shall not waste the SA Council of the Australian Bicentenary Authority, Get involved and take your opportunities when they come. my time in circumstances where I can do good work. the peak bodies for celebrating, respectively, the 150th Positive beats negative every time. anniversary of SA and the 200th anniversary of the landing at Port Phillip Bay.

Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Embrace university life by studying hard, but also by participating in the non-study activities and interests it has to offer. Engage with other students and academic staff. If you are able to attend lectures, tutorials and the campus generally in person, do so. Do not be a student who is at arm’s length from these, and who learns simply via video link and obtaining copies of lectures.

28 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 29 Ginetta Cocks (L) on graduation day with her parents and (R) the family at Nonnas 90th

Delwyn Ayling (L to R) 1969 graduation; career; with great-nephews Oliver (L) and Nicholas Ayling (R)

The premiership Varsity Basketball team 1966

Neil Bowey - graduation (top) and with Leony, landing near Mt Cook Sally Flavel - graduation Ian Bidmeade with family (top) and receiving AM 1962 Premier football team

30 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 31 1968 Engineering Graduates Dinner 1968 Engineering Graduates

Gavin Hart (L) in Alaska, and with a ring-tail lemur in Madagascar (R) Gunars Krievs at Graduation

1968 football team QEH vs RAH Anton Hawdio - graduation day with his wife Linda Janet Kelly with friends

Jane Brooks - 3rd year Physiotherapy 1968 Prosh Day Vietnam conscription protest 1964 or 1965 Terence Hewton and wife Julie, Commencement Ball 1968 Rosalind Hewton - graduation (L) and with husband Dang Thao Nguyen

32 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 33 Brian Pudney with sons

Gertrudis Keur

Peter Russell - Graduation1969 (top) and with Great Grandfather William Russell, the first student to Sandra Reynolds in the Badger Labs 1966 (top) and graduation with parents enrol at University of Adelaide 1876 Ruth and Boyce Worthley

Peter Mayberry as a new graduate Peter Malycha

MBBS graduates reunion Terry Hall, University v Brighton, 2004 Woro Srikandi at the 1967 Dental Ball

34 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 35 Sally Flavel (nee Janzow) Dr John Foster Michael Freeman Dr Alison Gazard

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (University Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1977) of Adelaide, 1969) University memories Master of Education (University of Adelaide, 1983) Honours and awards Honours and awards The Union Hall, Wesley Three, University Jazz Band, Doctor of Philosophy (Arts) (University of Fellow, Geological Society of Australia Campus Six. Adelaide, 1990) Admitted as an Officer in the Order of St John in 1992. Sitting at a table in The Cloisters studying, in the Advanced Diploma in Education (University of Career and life accomplishments I taught first aid and provided first aid at sporting and sunshine and greeting friends passing by. Adelaide, 1979) community events for over 40 years. Published first 1:2,500,000-scale geological map of Sitting on the Barr Smith lawns to eat lunch each day Northern Territory Geological Survey. with friends. University memories University memories Protected possibly a few billion dollars of mineral Reaping the rewards of self-discipline after a dip in my Playing bridge and chess in the George Murray resources from conflicting land uses by pioneering what My fondest memories relate to the friendships that I results during my first year. Concentrating on genetics, Lounge, and doing weightlifting under it. might have been one of the first land-use planning tools. made while studying. physics. Persevering with difficult academic concepts such as “tensors.” Defined a gold deposit that led to employing Career and life accomplishments somewhere in the order of 300 people for 15 years. Career and life accomplishments Competition tennis and inter-varsity table tennis trip to One of my proudest moments was graduating from Sydney, Capo Club. Writing an academic book and co-writing four. Key person in developing major mineral deposits for humanity’s needs of materials. Medicine in 1969. I am proud of the practice that I Dressing in an outrageously short skirt and fishnet Being awarded research fellowships to institutions in established and my achievement in providing Q-Fever stockings (so unlike me) attracting surprisingly large Osaka and Munich. vaccine services and education. I tailored the program public donations in Rundle Street on PROSH Day. Visiting more than a hundred countries and delivering Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self to the patients’ needs, often travelling great distances to conference papers on five continents. Work hard, focus on goals and keep at it. provide immunisation and training to rural and remote Career and life accomplishments areas of the State. I was also a finalist in the State Workcover Return to Work Program. Feeling useful providing computer programming Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self services to many leaders in scientific (mainly medical) Don’t be despondent if you are unsure of your path Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self research projects. in life. Study what interests you and chances are that In 1973, negotiated a half-time version of my your path will become clear. When it does, follow it To have an interest or hobby outside of career. University of Adelaide professional position (retaining with passion. permanence and superannuation) in time to continue after ten weeks’ paid accouchement leave. Enrolling in microbiology and immunology in 1987 and in two manufacturing subjects in 1996 and 1997, and passing them. And bravely (being 49 and not knowing a word of Chinese) going on a University of South Australia post graduate manufacturing students exchange trip to stay four weeks in the student women’s dormitory of the National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan.

Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Actively seek opportunities and take them. But don’t brood if you can’t meet all of your own or other people’s expectations or dreams of you.

36 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 37 Don Gerke Dr Geoff Gourlay Terry Hall Dr Kenwyn Hand

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Technology (Civil Engineering) (University Bachelor of Pharmacy (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1967) Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery of Adelaide, 1969) PhD (Medicine) (University of Adelaide, 1978) Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of (University of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1968) Fellow of the Royal Australian College of University memories Honours and awards Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1979) General Practitioners Relating to fellow students. Bachelor of Education (University of Adelaide, 1986) Diploma of Clinical Hypnosis (Australian Society Fellowship of the Faculty of Pain Medicine, of Hypnosis) Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1969) Career and life accomplishments (FFPMANZCA) (2003), for distinguished service Graduate Diploma in Computing and Information in research and professional development of pain University memories Graduating as a Civil Engineer. Systems (University of South Australia, 1994) diagnosis and treatment over three decades Developing a group of friends who became the basis of Sealing of the first part of the Stuart Highway and the Graduate Diploma in Education (Educational Inaugural Honorary Life Member, Australian Pain Computing) (University of South Australia, 1991) lasting and rewarding professional relationships. main streets of Coober Pedy. Society (APS) Seeing my children all become university graduates in Honours and awards Career and life accomplishments their chosen fields. University memories Professor Tew Prize for Economics 1 (University of It has been very rewarding to provide medical services to the Tea Tree Gully community and a number of Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Pharmacy was a small modest program that provided a Adelaide, 1972) wonderful learning experience, as well as personal and sporting clubs for nearly 50 years, and to spend more Keep up your study at uni, as it will pay great professional development, by maximising the interaction than 30 years in postgraduate medical education dividends both in status and money in later life. between highly motivated staff and students, and a University memories guiding and mentoring several hundred young doctors. Marry a good woman and help-mate in life. fantastic Pharmacy Students Association. The first-year biology class in 1964 was full of fun and However, I feel my greatest achievement, and the source I decided to pursue a career in medical research (pain discoveries. of most pride and enjoyment, has been the steadfast management), which has been fulfilling beyond any support and love of my family: my generous and caring dreams I had at the time of graduating. Career and life accomplishments wife, four great children and their partners, and ten delightful grandchildren. University of Adelaide Sports Association Club Letters Career and life accomplishments for Adelaide University Rugby Union Football Club Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self The various basic and clinical research projects that I and Life Member, Hills Cricket Association close colleagues undertook provided meaningful advances “Life is not meant to be easy, my child; but take in pain relief, and gave us the opportunity to present Life Member, Uraidla Cricket Club courage: it can be delightful” (George Bernard Shaw), these findings at various international congresses. Member, South Australian A rugby union team so embrace it fully with all its ups and downs and live it Being elected as an International Association for the Member, South Australian petanque team to the max. If you want to be a good doctor, you should Study of Pain International Councillor for a six-year know your medicine and know your patients. But if you want to be a great doctor, you should love your term and being the Chairman, Local Arrangements Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Committee, for the 11th World Pain Congress in medicine and love your patients. Sydney (2005). Start playing petanque at 20 instead of 60! Enjoying these achievements with family and friends.

Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Set realistic goals and work diligently to achieve them, but don’t lose sight of the fact that an appropriate work–life balance is the ultimate prize. Make time for family as the number one priority, as that is truly the gift that keeps on giving.

38 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 39 Dr Gavin Hart Anton Hawdio Dr Phil Henschke Graeme Herbert

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) (University of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1961) Adelaide, 1969) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1971) Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Diploma in Nursing (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Education (University of South Australia) Physicians (1973) Doctor of Medicine (University of Adelaide, 1974) Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians Canada (1979) University memories Master of Public Health (Harvard, 1977) Honours and awards Honours and awards My first Freshers’ Week exposed me to new and exciting Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of School Community Award (2013), presented by ideas—quite liberating after the straitjacketed existence Physicians (1984) Rowan Ramsay, MP for ‘Service to the School’ University of Adelaide Blue (1976), awarded by of a state school. Fellowship of the Australasian College of Sexual Reserve Force Decoration (1984), for 15 years of Adelaide University Sport for state or national A cavalcade of stimulating and provocative speakers Health Physicians (1991) service as an Army Officer representation in athletics followed by Q&A was novel to me and remained a standby. Midweek films at Union Hall that weren’t the usual Honours and awards University memories University memories Rundle Street releases were memorable. Australian Medical Association Leadership Award Tutorials—working with other students and Collegiate sentiment among the near-100 A leisurely read of magazines I’d never seen before in (1970), for leadership in medical training ensuing discussions. predominantly male medical students. the George Murray Common Room was relaxing, as were milkshakes for 1s 6d in the refectory. Certificate of Appreciation, Centers for Disease Racing down from lecture rooms to the Barr Smith Control and Prevention (Atlanta, USA, 1976) Library to get the best books for our assignments. Career and life accomplishments Career and life accomplishments Honorary Fellow, Sri Lanka College of Refectory life—great place to meet and interact. Contributing to the medical curriculum in Venereologists (2001) undergraduate education, notably in the medicine Attending functions organised by the student union, More of a shadow for me, as there are no astronomical of old age. such as Prosh Week and fundraising walkathons. strides or legacies I can claim—just a journeyman’s University memories Training young interns in the speciality of performance. geriatric medicine. The annual visit of the science club to Hardy’s winery, Career and life accomplishments A lifelong love of travel and adventure, which my where we were treated to a sumptuous meal and Serving on and chairing the SA Board of the Medical studies embellished and added meaning to. However, Gaining promotion to Senior Master after three years unlimited wine. Board of Australia (2005-13). nothing noteworthy emerged from them other than of teaching. worthwhile reflection. Driving a taxi one summer was one of the most fascinating experiences of my life. I was amazed that Reception at Government House to celebrate and Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self I established a family, with chequered outcomes, but this most passengers were prepared to discuss far more recognise 25 years of involvement in the student was followed by a satisfying second marriage and career. Learn how to listen to others, notably your patients intimate details with a taxi driver than they would exchange program between our state and Germany. (same letters in LISTEN as in SILENT!). with a doctor. Working with secondary students for 48 years and Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self receiving many letters of appreciation from students and parents. Stick with it; it’s the journey, not the destination, that Career and life accomplishments counts. Life’s too short to ‘cry over spilt milk’. Make Teacher, Adelaide Boys High School (1961). the most of every moment, because you’re an awful Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self long time dead. Patrol Officer, Papua New Guinea (PNG) (1962). Study hard from the beginning. Take heed of the Agricultural chemist, PNG (1963), predominantly people who are involved in your life, your role models involving consultation to plantation managers on and your educators. growing coffee. Look after your health. Balance your work with leisure Director, STD Control Branch, Royal Adelaide activities. Make sure you lead the sort of life on which Hospital (1986) you can reflect with pride when your reach retirement. WHO assignments in: Bangkok, Thailand (1978); Grasp opportunities as they arise. Keep your options PNG (1979, 1989); Geneva (1980, 1991, 1993); USA open. Nurture friendships. (1982); Ethiopia, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Nepal (1987); Sri Lanka (1988, 2001); and Bhutan (1989, 1994)

40 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 41 Ros Hewton Terry Hewton Professor David Jarrett Graham Johnson

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (University Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Graduate Certificate in Language Education (German) Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1977) of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Teaching (Primary) (University of (University of Adelaide, 1994) Bachelor of Laws (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 2007) PhD Adelaide, 1965) Graduate Diploma in Intercultural Music Studies Master of Arts (University of Adelaide, 2000) Fellow of The Royal Australian and New Zealand (University of Adelaide, 1995) College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) University memories Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) (Adelaide Teachers College, 1967) I just loved university study; Psychology and University memories University memories Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (GDLP) Geography were favourites. I also loved the friendships and good times shared with fellow students, especially I studied for a BA, majoring in Music and Latin, with a (Law Society of South Australia, 2010) As a medical student in the class of 1969, I was related to the Evangelical Union Society and to sub-major in History. privileged to be influenced by some amazing teachers and clinicians who I came to appreciate more as my teachers colleges. Many of us met our future spouses Listening to relaxing music in History of Music classes Honours and awards career progressed. I am constantly reminded of their during this time, which naturally greatly enriched our with Professor David Galliver and Dr Jack Peters. Guilt and Punishment – Principles of Sentencing wisdom as I try to influence the students I teach today. uni experience. I would love to have continued study, Singing in the Gilbert & Sullivan operettas at Adelaide (2006), for coming top in that subject The friendships established in medical school have but teaching called and country promotions ended the Teachers College. been sustained for more than 50 years and provide the opportunity. I believe that the rigorous education we Roman Law (2007), also for coming top in that subject. received in those days equipped us very well for life I loved Latin, but had trouble keeping up with the foundation for the fondest memories, many of which and our careers. copious translations of the ghastly wars (e.g. Livy). On are personal. the other hand, I loved the poems of Ovid, Horace and University memories Propertius, I suspect because they were shorter. The libertarian counter-cultural atmosphere on campus. Career and life accomplishments Career and life accomplishments After the stultifying environment of my primary and Irish history was my special study, which I loved, After completing post-graduate medical training I regarded primary teaching as my calling and especially reading the Irish novels. secondary schooling in the post WW11 decades, this succeeded in my wish to be a principal (for more really was an exciting breath of fresh air for me. at the University of Melbourne in 1975, I was a awarded an NH&MRC overseas clinical fellowship than 30 years). I gained much satisfaction in this role Career and life accomplishments The sudden transition to military service (conscription) which allowed me to spend two years at the National and hope I did well by my students, their parents and immediately after this was a shock to my system. For Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD. I then received my staff members. I also am proud that I helped my Retirement from teaching after a 45-year career. four years I had been revelling in that heady campus the Solomon Berson Fellowship from the American beloved wife rear our three sons, who in turn have I had a wonderful send-off by both staff and students atmosphere—learning how to challenge the system, Diabetes Association and spent another year before I happy family lives. Leadership in various church roles from my last school, Unley High, where I’d been for 24 ‘find myself’ and ‘do my own thing’. Then, overnight joined the faculty in the Department of Psychiatry at has also brought satisfaction. years. The Year 12 Music class and Year 9 Home Group it seemed, in the hot summer of 1966-7, I was at the University of Pittsburgh in 1978, where I had a in particular gave me wonderful cards and small gifts. Puckapunyal army base in Victoria. successful research career. In 1992 I was appointed to Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Staff gave me a great dinner at the Cremorne Hotel, the Foundation Chair of Gerontology at the University a morning tea on the last day of school, and I finally Career and life accomplishments of Adelaide where I joined my brother, who held the Perhaps, if it was possible, a life more balanced scored the BIG UHS GOLF UMBRELLA! Chair of Statistics. I returned to the USA in 1997 as between career and private life would be more I have had a full career as a high school English and History Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioural Medicine in satisfactory to me and to my family and friends. teacher and am now enjoying life as a retiree with my However, in my school principal role I never found the Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self the Wake Forest University School of Medicine and lovely wife Julie. Julie and I spent the years travelling have continued to remain active in medical education time for many outside interests. So I would advise not Be confident. During my time at university I lacked extensively and teaching in South Australia and overseas. and the provision of clinical mental health services in to be such a ‘workaholic’. self-confidence. After being overseas for four years North Carolina. (holidaying and teaching in Germany) I came back Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self to Adelaide and completed two more postgraduate studies (Grad Dip in Intercultural Music Studies, and First it would be to make myself a much smaller Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Grad Cert in Language Education in German), and target for authoritarian NCOs at Pucka than I did Do not over plan your career but seize opportunities found university study much easier. Obviously I was initially. I would then go on to advise myself that, not as they present themselves, and let your career much more mature. matter how individualistic, how free and easy, society evolve spontaneously. seemed to us at that time, underneath the apparent Perhaps my advice should be: take a gap year. libertarianism there remained a strong conservatism that my 20-year-old self should be wary of and have an accommodation with.

42 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 43 Janet Kelly Gertrudis Keur Graham Knight Gunars Krievs

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Diploma in Social Studies (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Technology (Civil) (University of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (University of Bachelor of Social Work (Flinders University, 1980) Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1974) Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Family Therapy Studies (Michael White, 1980-1) Master of Education Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1980) University memories Member of the Institution of Engineers Australia University memories University memories In the final year of my degree, I completed the (since 1975) Electrical Engineering subject and the practical work Chartered Professional Engineer The student camaraderie, especially at student events During my Science degree at the University of was undertaken late on a Friday afternoon. There were held at the Cloisters, Union Hall and even (quietly) at Adelaide, I recall the friendly exchanges between us four students in each practical group and three of us— Honours and awards the long study tables in the library. as students with peers assisting and challenging each Bruce Morrison, the late Peter Harding and I—worked Some of the lecturers were most engaging and other throughout. Whilst doing Physical and Inorganic closely together. We then would go to one of our Life membership of Adelaide University Cricket Club, entertaining, including: the Psychology lecturer who Chemistry III and my final year of Zoology, we also homes, write up the experiment and enjoy an evening with 54 years’ service as a player (including captaining told jokes and shook with laughter at them; and enjoyed an active engagement with our Professors, meal together. the 1969-70 premiership team) and administrator. especially History lecturer Dr Hugh Stretton, who laboratory assistants/technicians and students. I loved the friendships, the collegiality and the range of studies made world events come alive and in depth—even the Career and life accomplishments University memories Indian ten-year economic plans. in both subjects…the experiments were an exciting exploration in both fields. I commenced the degree in 1959, the year I was Receiving a Commonwealth Scholarship. Career and life accomplishments married. At that time I was working as a design In third year the Electronics Principles subjects were Career and life accomplishments draftsman, having completed a Mechanical introduced, including the associated prescribed I began working at the Adelaide Children’s Hospital in Draftsman’s Certificate. practical work in the laboratory, enhancing the January 1969, having completed my final placement My ability to change, grow and try new fields has led me to contribute to a range of endeavours from Science My first job in 1949 was as a shop draftsman at the understanding of Principles by Application. there. Several of my cases were regarding severe child Perry Engineering Company in Mile End, where I abuse and, whilst most confronting, led later to me Education in secondary schools and Science Teacher I derived enormous pleasure playing cricket for the education through the Australian Science Teachers worked from the blueprints prepared by Consulting Adelaide University Cricket Club (A Grade) and football working for 18 years with “the welfare” (I retired from Engineers, Hurren, Langman and James and JH social work in 2017). Association. Moving to taking on responsibilities for the Adelaide University Football Club (A Grade). of Deputy Principal and Principal in a number of Bullock. I then worked for Cresco Fertilizers, the I worked for two years saving every cent possible, Mines Department, CR Walker Consulting Engineer, Adelaide Schools. Then moving to the Northern Career and life accomplishments then took off in January 1971 on my long-held dream Territory and leading professional development and myself, then finally, in 1962, John Bullock Consulting trip, which I started planning for at 12 years of age mentor programs for School Leaders in Catholic Engineer. I worked for JH Bullock and Partners for At Philips Industries in Holland (Eindhoven/Utrecht) on Kangaroo Island: travelling overland to Britain. I Schools including on Bathurst Island, Wadeye, Daly 38 years, and in 1976 I became a director. I had, in a and Belgium (Brugge), as a TV component design and took 12 months to get to England, backpacking on the River and Alice Springs and Ltyentye Apurt. sense, admired the company from a distance, but then production engineer: “Hippy” trail. I worked as a social worker in London to become part of it was certainly an honour and a and Leeds and made several trips around Europe. I From education I moved to providing chaplaincy and significant moment professionally. • Studied colour television (CTV) production and even drove my dearest mother and aunt, in my Mini, pastoral care services to patients and families at the commissioned CTV assembly and testing equipment around Great Britain and Europe. Royal Darwin Hospital and then at the Werribee Mercy (bound for Australia) in 1973, with successful Philips Hospital, Victoria. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self inaugural (CTV) production and market distribution I gave birth to, and raised, two beautiful daughters, both in Australia in 1974. of whom attended the University of Adelaide. Doing a degree part-time was challenging, so my Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self advice is to explore all avenues of study and priorities • Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering carefully. My course of study took ten years. I started lecturer in Advanced Skills at TAFE SA Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Explore life beyond your first degree and continue to as a 26-year-old, and in my final year decided to do follow your dreams, study and travel. Follow your dreams, but prepare yourself well. three subjects. I was successful, but I allowed other Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self matters to interfere with my study. I wish now that I had concentrated more on study and attempted to Lifelong learning is essential in our engineering study more subjects per year. profession as technology evolves. Consequently, establish a productive learning culture that can be implemented post-university, including resourcing and utilising appropriate engineering references and personnel, as well as active participation in allied networking.

44 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 45 Ron Layton Adjunct Professor Peter Malycha, AM Peter Mayberry Eileen (Pat) McCluskey

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Diploma in Social Studies (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Bachelor of Technology (Applied Physics) (University Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1966) Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (University of Adelaide, 1969) of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1969) (University of South Australia, 1971) Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Graduate Diploma in Educational Administration University memories Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1995) Fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons Graduate Diploma in Systems Analysis Graduate Diploma in Environmental Studies My fondest university memory was the graduation (University of Adelaide, 2000) Honours and awards ceremony and address by Sir Mark Oliphant. University memories Master of Environmental Studies (University of Member of the Order of Australia Adelaide, 2001) Career and life accomplishments I enjoyed the debate on educational issues and other topics. University memories Starting in 1962 as a technical trainee at Tubemakers of Honours and awards Australia (formerly British Tube Mills), I was admitted The wonderful collegiality of medical school. Career and life accomplishments The Archibald Grenfell Price Prize in Geography (1995) into Mechanical Engineering, studying part-time. As a trainee we were allowed eight hours per week at Working as an Australian Volunteer Abroad teacher in New Guinea for three years. It was a fantastic experience University memories uni and were expected to put in additional work after- hours. After two successful years, I was able to transfer and working in the Aboriginal Community College Those great big thick mugs in the refectory; some of to a newly created Industrial Physics degree, which (now Tauondi) in its early days was a real eye opener. the most stunning and dedicated lecturers who did so became Applied Physics. I completed my degree in 1968. much towards setting me on my way for the future; and At work, I spent time in many departments within the Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self a very vibrant student life. diverse manufacturing company and ended up as part You can be anything you want! of a very small research and development group. This Career and life accomplishments group increased over several years and was ultimately housed in a new complex with its own working staff—a Becoming a senior executive in the field of social fully equipped workshop of toolmakers, welders, justice, and through my professional life helping others machining and draftsmen. towards their own better lives as individuals, groups and communities. Then, through this, helping put My proudest moments were publishing a patent on an South Australia on the world map. ultrasonic procedure, marrying, and bringing up two children who also gained university qualifications. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Aim to get the most out of your university time, but without stressing yourself unduly. Don’t just pass to get Just give it a go. your degree, but ensure that you really have benefited through learning for a soundly worthwhile later life.

46 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 47 David Merry Dr Garth Morgan Dr Kym Norley, FIEAust, FCILT, CPEng Werner Padarin

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Diploma in Pharmacy (University of Adelaide, 1963) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Hons) Bachelor of Technology (Civil Engineering) (University Bachelor Engineering (Civil) (Hons) (University of Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) (University of Adelaide, 1963) of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Swinburne Master of Town Planning, (University of Adelaide, 1977) Bachelor of Arts (University of Canberra) Honours and awards University of Technology, 1966) PhD (University New South Wales, 2014) PhD Mechanical Engineering (University of University memories Max Gardner Award (2019), presented by the Adelaide, 1969) Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) Honours and awards Can’t forget George Sved, though tensors just wouldn’t for contribution to prostate cancer awareness and stick in my mind, or the 500 lounge or some of the Honours and awards The Royal Australian Planning Institute Prize (1971), education programs for being Dux of my Master of Town Planning degree incidents at Leigh Creek which do; or participating in the demonstrations against the American war being PCFA Ambassador Reserve Force Decoration (1997), for long service in Jean and Andrew Wong Research Scholarship (2010), the Royal Australian Naval Reserves waged in Vietnam. And of course there were the at the University of Sydney good friendships. University memories CFS Service Medal (2018), for 10 years’ meritorious service in the South Australian Country Fire Service The Pharmacy school in the Darling building being University memories Career and life accomplishments so antiquated. University memories Studying in the Barr Smith and Public libraries (the No skyscrapers, either collapsed or still erect, to boast The stark contrast in the school after change of Head Pub and the Barr). of, but much satisfying work in the water supply sector from Ted Lipsham to Bruce Reynolds. Being Chairman, Graduates and Students Section, My colleagues. in Darwin, Canberra and Indonesia. Institution of Engineers Australia, SA Branch. The well-organised practical sessions in Physiology Some of the best music in Australia at functions and Histology. Lunches with colleagues on the banks of the Torrens by on the lawns for the Society for the Confining of The disappointing Microbiology course and practicals the University footbridge. Immoral Impulses Among Engineering Students, and in which immunology took precedence. Working late nights programming the University’s first Technology balls. The excellence of teaching in Biochemistry. computer, the IBM 1620, and later the CDC 6400. Career and life accomplishments Career and life accomplishments Career and life accomplishments My career encompassed a range of professional roles in My six years as a pharmacist at the Adelaide Children’s During 32 years in Australian defence scientific service, the transport sector. It began, however, with National Hospital was rewarding and a satisfying experience. In I conducted applied R&D for Australian Defence Service in the Royal Australian Artillery, including that time, I studied part-time for my Bachelor of Science. Force branches. defence service in Vietnam. Being appointed to the Institute of Medical and On a posting to the US (1974-6), I represented the I spent 30 years in engineering, planning and corporate Veterinary Science as a microbiologist, and later a Australian defence community in undersea, aerospace, roles. These culminated in the position of General serologist, opened opportunities to work at the Centers materials and weapons technologies. Manager, Strategy and Systems in Australia’s first for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta (USA), I hold an international patent for a ‘stick force interstate rail business, National Rail Corporation. and also in the Clinical Microbiology department of measurement glove’. I spent a further decade in management consulting with the University of Edinburgh. From 1983 to 1997 I was a Defence Science and Booz Allen Hamilton. Being a team member diagnosing the first confirmed Technology Organisation task manager for an Army The final step was with the Australian Graduate case of Legionnaires’ disease in Australia was rewarding. terrain analysis study in tropical Australia. School of Urbanism at the University of NSW, where Directing the serological component of the I completed my PhD, taught and was appointed an Microbiology program of the Royal College of Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self adjunct associate professor. Pathologists Quality Assurance Program was satisfying, as well as a rewarding challenge. Be more confident in my professional capabilities Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self and not let myself be a victim of the Australian tall- poppy syndrome. Your degree is a privilege. Use it to build a career in the Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Strive to demonstrate that the engineering profession field in which you want to work, even if that varies from Seriously consider applying for Medicine before provides technologies for the peaceful use and the qualification that you have started with. Your first proceeding as a specialist pathologist. convenience of mankind. degree is not a constraint. Keep on learning.

48 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 49 Dr Robert Payne Caroline Anne Prior (Burnell) Dr Brian Pudney Elizabeth Rabbitts (nee de Boos)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Social Studies (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Teaching (Adelaide Teachers College, 1969) Diploma in Social Studies (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (Honours) Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1970) (University of Adelaide, 1970) University memories PhD (University of Adelaide, 1978) University memories PhD (Imperial College London) Sitting in the Refectory with other students Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1975) The whole experience is remembered with fondness. Graduate Certificate in Management (University of Time spent in the refectory may have contributed to Career and life accomplishments South Australia, 1996) my enduring love of coffee. Establishing the first Family Mediation Service in South Australia. Honours and awards Career and life accomplishments Commonwealth Research Scholarship 1970 Raising a happy child. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Writing and having a book published. Think of yourself as having a “career” not a “job”. University memories Editing the journal ‘Australian Social Work’ for 14 years. My fondest memories are of the outstanding teachers and mentors I encountered. Prominent amongst Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self them was Dr Stan Edmonds, alias ‘Tubby’, who at the beginning encouraged me with his infectious I am not sure if 20-year-olds heed advice given by their enthusiasm and cheerful manner, despite having to elders. Perhaps ‘remember that life is finite’ would be reveal the unspectacular intimacies of amoeba and worth a try. sundry other protozoa. Next, Professor ‘Andy’ Andrewartha, who radiated his excitement for ecology and shared his deep love for the plague locust. Last but definitely not least, Dr Michael Smyth, whose sheer intellectual capacity and constant motivation inspired me to obtain an honours (first class) degree. All were great educators, uniquely equipped; gone, but remembered with gratitude.

Career and life accomplishments I commenced teaching in vocational education in 1974, shortly after it formally emerged as ‘further education, an independent sector with a unique mission and discipline. I was engaged in the evolution of TAFE SA until 2012 in various roles, including institute director. During this journey I contributed where possible to the personal and vocational achievements of colleagues and students. In life accomplishments, I am outstandingly proud of the human qualities and achievements of my sons, Benjamin, Jeremy and Matthew, and with the loving characteristics and enormous potential of my grandchildren, Maxwell, Hugo, Niamh and Caelan. My genome is secure.

50 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 51 Graham Rawnsley Sandra Reynolds (nee Worthley) Dr Bob Riessen Erroll Robinson

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (University of Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Organic Chemistry) Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Diploma in Teaching (Adelaide College of Advanced Adelaide, 1969) (University of Adelaide, 1965) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Education, 1965) Master of Infrastructure Management (Australian Master of Science (Organic Chemistry) (University of Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1967) National University) Adelaide, 1969) Honours and awards Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1969) Australia Day Award (1986) Graduate Diploma in Education Administration University memories Honours and awards (University of South Australia, 1977) Intense and challenging learning of electrical University of Adelaide Blue (1966), awarded by University memories engineering and other disciplines. Adelaide University Sport for state or national Honours and awards representation in women’s basketball The camaraderie at the University and being able to Great social activities and time off surfing with friends. mix with other students studying other courses. Life Member, Australian College of Educators Outstanding Science Teacher (2011), awarded by Credit Union SA Fellowship of the Australian Primary Principals Career and life accomplishments Career and life accomplishments Association (APPA) (1993), for services to the association Working with the old Engineering and Water University memories Being involved with Sturt Football Club, the Society Supply Department, SA Water and United Water on for Growing Australian Plants, general practice, and University memories challenging and very diverse disciplines (from graduate • note-taking at the lectures delivered by Prof Badger chairing Mitcham’s Jubilee 150 Steering Committee. to management level) for 38 years. on aromatic hydrocarbons, Dr Rodda on optical History lectures with Peter Philips and Professor isomers and Dr Beckwith with his curly arrow notation Stretton, and French lectures with Professor Cornell Working with very skilled and sociable colleagues. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self and Mlle Crampton. • carrying out recrystallisations, distillations and Time living and working in Thailand providing chromatography Be involved with as many aspects of life as you can, and Being a cast member of the ‘Mikado’. engineering designs for rural water treatment and give back to this wonderful country. ‘Romeo and Juliet’ in the cloisters. supply schemes. • winning basketball intervarsities at Perth, Sydney and Hobart when we were young, fit and free Working with my colleagues to provide a legacy of Career and life accomplishments excellence in engineering design, resulting in the water supply systems of Adelaide and regional South Australia. Career and life accomplishments Marrying Lurleen, a supportive wife and mother. Working with Dr Shiner and Dr Mahler at the The academic success and accomplishments of our Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self University of Indiana on NAD+ and NADH (co- three children. enzymes). Knuckle down, work hard and enjoy yourself, and think Headmaster and principal of six schools over 28 years. clearly about future working choices. Co-authoring Stage 1, Stage 2 and IBd chemistry textbooks from 1980-2014. Being seconded by the South Australian Department of Education to produce a video on ‘Innovation in Having the privilege of teaching thousands of students Education in South Australia’ and presenting this to an (in total) at UniSA, St Peter’s College, Prince Alred international conference of educators (1990). College, Pembroke and University Senior College from Year 6 to second-year university. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Working with my husband, Geoff, to bring up two fine young men—our sons. Embrace university life. Attend, and prepare thoroughly for, lectures and tutorials, but allow time for relaxation and to play sport. Enjoy the overall Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self experience, but remember: your primary purpose is Life is so short; make the most of every moment. to graduate! Thank those who have given up so much time to support you in sport, study and career-building. Remain curious; listen, reflect, but don’t be afraid to ask questions.

52 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 53 Peter Russell Dr Terry Schultz Roger Smith Dr Woro Srikandi-Goodhart (nee Purwaningsih)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Diploma in Arts and Education (University of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Dental Surgery (University of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1965) (University of Adelaide, 1969) Diploma in Teaching (Adelaide Teachers College) Master of Dental Surgery (University of Adelaide, 1983) Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1969) Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists Master of Science (Planning) Diploma in Teaching (Primary) (Western Teachers College) of Australasia Honours and awards Graduate Diploma in Educational Administration Honours and awards The Indonesian Consul General Award of “Lifetime (Adelaide College of Advanced Education) Honours and awards Life Member, Geography Teachers’ Association of Achievement” for the promotion of unity and harmony Certificate IV TESOL (University of Adelaide, 2006) No academic honours. I received Club Letters from South Australia (GTASA) (1996) among the Indonesian communities in South Australia the Adelaide University Cricket Club. – awarded by the Consul General of the Republic of Don Biddle Award (2011), presented by the Australian Indonesia (NSW, Qld and SA), February 2017 Honours and awards Geography Teachers’ Association (AGTA) University memories Fellow of the Australian College of Educators (2013) University memories Life Member, Australian College of Educators (2019) Medicine at the University of Adelaide in the sixties University memories was an exciting, interesting and enjoyable time, The sheer joy of friendship and camaraderie with other Life Member, Education Centre for the Western and there were many memorable moments, none Field camps and trips were a particular highlight students, including fellow Colombo Plan students from Area (1996) greater than the realisation that one had graduated and gave me a real insight into the interrelationship various countries. World Teachers’ Day Award (2013), Council of as a medical doctor. I am perpetually in awe of my between the physical and human environments. This was particularly so when working with Dr Derek Smith. The unquenchable sense of my Indonesian heritage Education Associations of South Australia wonderful colleagues, their achievements and the great and culture, and the wonderful opportunity to share it camaraderie that we enjoy still. I was inspired by the history lectures of Professor with others, and to learn about theirs. Emeritus Hugh Stretton. In later years when I became Career and life accomplishments My active involvement in the Australian Overseas Career and life accomplishments a senior lecturer in the Geography Department at the Covenanting Co-ordinator (for reconciliation and University of South Australia, Stretton’s ‘Ideas for Students Association, the Indonesian Students relationship building with First Nations), Uniting Personally, my most valued possessions are my family. Australian Cities’ became a constant companion. Association and the newly formed Australian- Church SA (2006-9). Seeing three children grow to maturity with a strong Indonesian Association of South Australia. Principal, Pipalyatjara and Watarru Anangu schools work ethic, and raising their own wonderful offspring Career and life accomplishments (1996-2001) has been a largely unanticipated but fulfilling satisfaction. Career and life accomplishments In 1991 I co-authored, with Margaret Calder, ‘A Better Principal, Iron Knob Primary School (1995) World for All: Development Education for the Classroom, Being admitted into the Australian & New Zealand Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Academy of Periodontology enabled me to serve District School Development Officer, Whyalla (1994) Volume 1: Teacher’s Notes’ and ‘Volume 2: Student My 20 year-old-self would not listen to me, so my advice Activities’ for the Commonwealth of Australia (Australian dentistry in my area of interest Acting Principal, Memorial Oval Primary School (term would be to listen to me. Be meticulous and conscientious, Government’s Overseas Aid Program - AIDAB). Long term involvement in promoting and fostering 2, 1992; terms 2–4, 1991; term 3, 1989) work hard and the rest takes care of itself. This was followed by a series of books with the theme relationships between the people of Australia and Deputy Principal, Memorial Oval Primary School ‘Our Future Our World’, with Mark Manuel and Barrie Indonesia, working closely with the Indonesian (1982-94) McElroy, for Cambridge University Press: ‘Coastal communities in Adelaide and the Australian- Curriculum writer and adviser, Religious Education Conflicts’ (1995); ‘Tourism’ (1996); ‘Hazards’ (1997) Indonesian Association of SA. project team, Wattle Park Teachers Centre (1977-81) and ‘Environmental Issues (1999). In 1994, together with other business women who Lecturer in Education, Teaching Practice and Physical supported trade with other countries in the region, we Education, Gaulim Teachers College, Papua New Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self formed the Asia Pacific Business Council for Women. Guinea (1970-1) Become a voice, however small, for the major social Teacher and demonstration assistant at one country and environmental challenges facing Australia. Use Advice to my 20-year-old self? and two metropolitan schools (1966-9, 1971-6) your university education to speak out about urban Don’t struggle to be like everyone else. Believing in poverty, homelessness, reconciliation, substance abuse oneself and being different is not bad. Nurture your and—perhaps most important of all—the scientific, friendships. ethical and moral understandings confronting us because of the climate emergency; something which is affecting, and will continue to affect, us all.

54 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 55 Dr Graham Stirling Dr Peter Strazds Dr Glen Thompson Vic Tokmakoff

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Hons) (University of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (University of Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Science (Hons) (University of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (University of Adelaide, 1970) Adelaide, 1964) Adelaide, 1969) Master of Agricultural Science (University of University memories PhD (University of Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1975) University memories Growing into a new life after high school. PhD (University of California, Riverside, USA) University memories Hanging around the ‘basement.’ Career and life accomplishments I really enjoyed my undergraduate years, but decided Being a member of the intervarsity table tennis team Honours and awards my career prospects would be best served by Applied trip to Brisbane. My family and a successful career in dentistry. Fellow, Australasian Plant Pathology Society (2003) Mathematics. I had great admiration for Pure Maths Going to survey camps. My involvement in our Latvian community, both locally professor Eric Barnes and Applied Maths professor Fellow, Society of Nematologists (2008) and internationally. Ren Potts, who were a great influence. Career and life accomplishments Tutoring during my postgraduate years was University memories Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self educational for me, as well as giving an opportunity to Many! I am lucky to have found and married the influence younger students myself. greatest woman and have our great children. Starting in the Blacks A5 reserves (the ninth team) in I would quote from Hamlet: ‘Unto thine own self be 1966, climbing through the grades to A1 in 1967; being true, then thou canst not be false to any man.’ It was also good to have transitioned from log tables Seeing the lights switched on for the first time—and a member of teams that were intervarsity champions and mechanical calculators, then electromechanical processing begin—in a multi-billion-dollar processing and A1 premiers in 1968 and 1969; and receiving a calculators to the first electronic calculators. plant/project. Half Blue for football in 1968. Wrote a program to run on the University’s first Managing multidisciplinary engineering teams. Playing cricket with the Blacks for five years (mainly computer, an IBM 1620. Contributing to the successful completion of second and third grades); playing one first grade game major projects. and being dismissed by Lance Gibbs (the West Indian Career and life accomplishments Test spinner); and being a member of the second-grade team that won the premiership in 1969-70. I wrote an air traffic control simulation program using Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self the limited computing facilities of the mid-1970s, and An honours year at the Waite Institute that kick-started Persevere! a rewarding science career. later was technical team leader for the development of a land information system for the Northern Territory Government. Career and life accomplishments Later at Santos (1982-2003), I led a team to develop Working with plant and soil nematodes for 50 years and expand an oil and gas database system for use has been a fascinating journey that was certainly not by geologists, geophysicists and engineers, through a anticipated when I left the family farm on Kangaroo period of rapid computing technology advances. Island in 1964. Three highlights were: Outside work, I treasure my family, music and Scouting. • providing Australian farmers with a range of non- chemical control options that markedly reduce losses Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self from plant-parasitic nematodes • publishing two books that are internationally- You have talents and education. Use them to serve recognised texts on the biological control of your family and community. In later life you may not nematodes, together with a recent book on soil health, use many of the specific things you have learnt at and contributions to more than 120 peer-reviewed university, but you will have learnt how to think, so research publications concentrate most on developing your skills to solve future problems that will arise. • establishing a company (with my wife Marcelle) that provides research and diagnostic services to As my children grew and I became a leader in Australia’s rural industries. Scouting, I confirmed that teamwork and leadership skills are of most value, as well as friendliness.

56 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 57 Dr Adrian Vladcoff Bob Warn, FCILT Heather Webb (nee Dow) Emily (Joy) Whellum (nee Newson)

Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (Hons) Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) (University of Diploma in Arts and Education (University of Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1969) (University of Adelaide, 1962) Adelaide, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Graduate Diploma in Computing Science (University Bachelor of Science (University of Adelaide, 1963) Bachelor of Economics (Australian National Diploma of Teaching Inf. (Western Teachers of Adelaide, 1972) PhD (Electrical Engineering) (University of University, 1977) College, 1969) Adelaide, 1969) Bachelor of Education (In-service) (Adelaide College Career and life accomplishments Honours and awards Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1977) of the Arts and Education, 1981) I have had a long and interesting career in computing, Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1971) Life Fellow, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Graduate Certificate in Education (Professional having worked in the government and in private Transport (2015), for services as ACT and Southern Practice) (University of South Australia, 2002) companies in Adelaide and the UK. To this day I still NSW Section Chairman, and for founding Safeskies use the skills I learnt all those many years ago! University memories Australia (1992) University memories In 1971 I married my husband, Allan Whellum, and The awe of starting at the University of Adelaide at the have since had two sons. I also have a three-year-old The University of Adelaide was one of four physical tender age of 16 and the wonder of what lay ahead. granddaughter. University memories locations that I attended for my pre-service teaching The satisfaction of completion year by year, with top Hanging out on the Barr Smith lawns. studies. The other three locations where I spent most of distinctions in most subjects. Rushing to lunchtime movies at the wonderful Union Hall. my time were campuses of Western Teachers College. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self The culmination of first class honours in my Bachelor My fondest memories of my time at Adelaide were Don’t be afraid of the risks, and go for it! of Engineering and sharing this experience with my ‘Sub-majoring’ in Refectory. being in classes in Elder Hall. Music was my favourite precious friends. Occasional breaks from study on a fine day to recharge, subject. Often when in class we could hear other music Forming a very close bond and friendship with two by flying an aircraft above the Adelaide beaches. students having their instrumental lessons or ensemble extremely gifted Asian students. Membership of the Royal Australian Air Force playing. This made the building come alive. University Squadron and graduating as an officer on the Career and life accomplishments Reserve list. Career and life accomplishments My proudest career accomplishment took place in Academic excellence at the University of Adelaide, Career and life accomplishments my most precious plot of land, over a period of 20 2007-9, when I was Preschool Director at Davoren consecutive years (12 full-time and eight part-time). Father to two great children. Park, a government standalone preschool. With a caring and compassionate staff team, we provided a Having the opportunity to educate high school Founder and first chair of the Safeskies Australia welcoming, inclusive, safe, interesting and challenging students (for about four years) and university students organisation. environment for children’s learning and wellbeing. (for about 50 years). Founding (charter) president of the Rotary Club of Working with local families and other organisations, The joy of meeting students I taught years earlier, and Woden Daybreak (Canberra). we were part of strengthening community connections and bringing hope. the joy in their acknowledgement of the way in which I A varied and interesting life: statistics work and helped in their academic pursuits. economic policy in the federal bureaucracy; later My life accomplishments include growing in my a transport and tourism consultant; and overseas Christian faith, becoming more resilient, raising three Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self economic development work with the United Nations children and maintaining an eight-acre Adelaide Hills Development Programme. property. I also enjoy spending time with my Work hard and follow your dreams. If uncertain of the six grandchildren. path to follow, choose the more challenging. Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Be worldly-wise and temper your idealism. Be more of a strategic thinker regarding one’s career. Seek out a Continue to focus on your study, but have more fun mentor, but take care in trusting others. Do not focus and enjoy time with your friends. too strongly on your career; leave room for your family.

58 The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee The University of Adelaide - Class of 1969 Golden Jubilee 59 Geoff Williams Dr Wolfgang Zeidler Making a lasting impact

Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Physics) (University of Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Zoology) (University of Adelaide, 1970) Adelaide, 1970) Diploma in Education (University of Adelaide, 1971) Master of Science (Marine Biology) (James Cook University) “It’s hard to explain to you University memories PhD (Environmental Biology) (University of the impact the scholarship Adelaide, 2000) has had on my life, because The daily ritual of ‘signing on’ in ‘the pit’ at Adelaide Teachers College, followed by coffee and a chat in the I simply don’t know how I cafeteria with other students before lectures on the University memories would be able to stay at University campus. Lunch breaks in the Adelaide Botanic Garden with university without it.” My time as a pilot officer in the University Airforce my future wife, who was studying Physiotherapy. Yes, Squadron during 1967 and 1968. It was an we are still together, and celebrated 50 years of opportunity to meet students from other faculties, such marriage last January. as Medicine, Dentistry, Law and the Arts. I also enjoyed the practical sessions in Botany and Completing my major honours physics project, which Zoology (my two majors); I gained so much interesting involved driving the Physics Department car to various knowledge that I have found useful throughout my life. locations in the Barossa Valley to record and analyse Traditionally, the Golden Jubilee cohort Changing lives through scholarships seismic waves generated by Friday-afternoon blasting Career and life accomplishments operations at the Stonyfell Quarry. makes a collective gift to the Golden The University of Adelaide’s first Vice-Chancellor, Dr Head of Marine Invertebrates department, South Jubilee Scholarship Fund. Augustus Short, believed that tertiary education should Career and life accomplishments Australian Museum (1974-2001); currently Honorary be accessible to all students of high academic merit, Research Scientist. First established by the Class of 1961, the Fund supports regardless of birth or wealth. Named in his honour and While employed by the Education Department of Recognised world authority on the systematics of Augustus Short Scholarships at the University, and is a funded through the generous support of donors, Augustus South Australia from 1971 to 2007 as a high school hyperiidean amphipods (pelagic crustaceans). Currently meaningful way to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Short SCholarships are available to students of outstanding teacher specialising in Physics and Mathematics, my completing taxonomic revisions and working on a your graduation. academic ability who come from rural or remote areas, career highlights included: comprehensive guide to the world fauna. Second year Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) challenging financial circumstances or another disadvantage. • being promoted to Senior Master in Physics/ Eleven new species of invertebrates named in honour student Catherine Sloper received an Augustus Short To date, Augustus Short Scholarships have supported 50 Mathematics (1975) by colleagues. Scholarship in 2018. Growing up in the regional town of students through their degrees. • being successfully assessed for Deputy Principal (1983) Currently Taxonomic Editor (Hyperiidea) for the Wallaroo, attending university meant Catherine would be Our aim is to offer sustainable support to students in • winning the open substantive position of ‘World Register of Marine Species’. leaving her family and community. need. $125,000 over the next five years will underwrite a specially named Jubilee Augustus Short Scholarship, in Mathematics Senior Master at Salisbury East High Member and Secretary, Flora and Fauna of South “As a young girl growing up in Wallaroo I always knew perpetuity, as a commemoration of this annual event. With School (1988-1997) Australia Handbooks Committee, from 1982-01. that I wanted to be a vet. But for me, going to university meant leaving mum, dad and the community I’d grown your contribution to the Class Gift of 1969, we can reach • continuing as a mathematics coordinator at 11 Member and Deputy Member on the South Australian up in. To be honest, I wasn’t sure I was ready to move this year’s target of $25,000, and move one step closer to schools until retiring (2007). Aquaculture Advisory Committee (2005-11). away from home, but that’s the reality of living in regional making this goal a reality. In January 1971, Sandy and I married just as my Patron, Marine Life Society of South Australia. teaching career commenced. We are the proud parents South Australia. What made a difference for me was Your gift will impact the lives of students at the University of three sons, and grandparents of six grandchildren. receiving a scholarship,” she said. for decades to come. Make a gift today by calling us on Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self The scholarship helped Catherine buy textbooks, put (08) 8313 5800 or by visiting Advice you would give to your 20-year-old self Don’t be afraid to accept work outside your field of petrol in her car, and contribute towards food. It will also alumni.adelaide.edu.au/jubileeclassgift interest; it could lead to new knowledge and may help with the costs of travel for her vet placements over Have confidence in your own ability and be open to all lead to a satisfying career. Above all be persistent in the coming years. of life’s possibilities. Stay true to yourself and your own following your interests. beliefs and values. Your gift will help the vets, doctors, engineers, scientists, teachers, musicians and leaders of tomorrow step confidently into their university careers and beyond. It is a vote of confidence in the contributions we will make in the future.

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