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This year we formally celebrated four decades of Dominic College. The Dominican Sisters and the Salesians of Don Bosco merged their Glenorchy schools in 1973 because they shared a vision of contemporary quality education as co-education.
The College was established with a commitment to fostering and promoting both the charisms of the two religious Fr Elio Proietto SDB Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB Fr John Papworth SDB congregations, and the Salesians took over ownership of the combined school.
In the early years, the two young Deputy Principals were Sr Pamela Davis OP and Fr Lawrie Moate SDB. They are both still held with great affection in the hearts of our Old Scholars for their genuine love of young people, sense of fun and presence, and ability to build a community. The College is fortunate to have Sr Pam and Fr Lawrie as members of our College Advisory Council. Fr Greg Chambers SDB Fr Bernie Graham SDB Fr Phil Gleeson SDB
Leadership by the Salesians of done so with intelligence, tenacity, courage were to become Provincials of the Salesians. Don Bosco 1973-2013 and faith in the will and providence of God. All six Principals were unstinting and It was a mark of the deep commitment to On the occasion of our fortieth birthday, we generous in their service to Dominic their mission at Glenorchy, that the Salesians pay tribute to the six former Principals of the College, and above all, shared a belief in always sent us their very best men to lead College, all exceptional men: Fr Elio Proietto young people to be agents of change in Dominic College. SDB, Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB, Fr John their own lives and the lives of others. As we Papworth SDB, Fr Greg Chambers SDB, Fr reflect upon and remember the year of 2013, Our College Principals over the last 40 years Bernie Graham SDB and Fr Phil Gleeson we remember with grateful hearts the legacy have faced enormous challenges but have SDB. Two of these, Fr Frank and Fr Greg, given to us by our six Salesian Principals.
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2013 has been a memorable year for us as we celebrated 40 years since the establishment Annabelle Haney and Lyndall Barwick, of Dominic College. Remembering our past, Dominic College Prayer 2013 authors, celebrating our present community and with Ms Gilligan. planning our future were the hallmarks of this special year.
Marking 40 years as Dominic College
The College used the Feast of Mary Help of Christians in May, to offer our prayers of thanksgiving for four decades of an integrated Salesian and Dominican education. Our whole school Mass in the Savio Centre focused on our College identity. Dominic’s first College Captain, Rosemary Mann (nee Derrick) joined us for the celebration. Fr Bernie Graham SDB, our College Council Chairman and former Dominic Principal (1995-1999), was the lead celebrant for our Mass, along with Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB, Fr Lawrie Moate SDB and Fr Bob Curmi SDB. SDB, Fr Elio Proietto SDB and Sr Pamela our 50th birthday. Handprints of children, Davis OP, the major architects in establishing reflections on the College today and dreams After Mass, our 1973 Deputy Principals, Fr Dominic College 40 years ago, would have for the future were gathered together with Lawrie Moate SDB and Sr Pamela Davis OP, been very pleased with the sight of all of us other mementos. We hope that the Dominic cut a gigantic birthday cake made especially gathered together in Tolosa Park. College community of 2023 will enjoy our for the occasion – a piece cut for all 964 messages. students. On our Dominican Feast Day in August, our College Rector Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB Development of teaching and In the evening, staff, parents and Old blessed commemorative 40-year anniversary learning philosophy Scholars celebrated in style with a Gala Ball badges for our students and staff. The badge at the Mercure Hotel, reminiscing about was specially commissioned by Old Scholar It seemed apt that in our 40th year of former celebrations at Laetere Gardens. A Elvio Brianese, the architect of our Chapel education of children and young people, joint committee of Dominic Old Scholars and Savio Centre. we have finalised the development and and our P&F generously coordinated and documentation of a contemporary organised the festivities. A student competition for the development understanding of the College’s teaching and of a College Prayer for our anniversary was learning philosophy. Creating commemorative well supported. Selected from a field of memories wonderful entries, I hope this prayer will Dr Julia Atkin, a well-known specialist grow to be held in the same esteem as our in designing and building learning We created a special historical record of our College song. communities, continued to help us articulate 40th year by asking Old Scholar Michael our vision for learning at the College and Webb to take a photograph of the whole At the end of 2013 students and staff sealed a develop our understanding and practices of College in Tolosa Park. Fr Kevin O’Leary time capsule, to be opened on the occasion of excellence in pedagogy.
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 5 Left to right: At the Spooky Disco. Ben Dowling, Cally Spangler, Kalia Combs at the Leader’s Induction. Amy Clark and Liam Pullen at ANZAC Day, Glenorchy. Lauren Rowlands, Girls’ College Captain. Year 6 Siena Captains, Georgia Sproule and Noah McGovern. Ms Gilligan. Year 10 RE, working with Sage Wessing, Matthew Stocks, Cameron Smith.
6 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 The Dominic College Teaching and Learning the arts extension opportunities in the K-6 connect opportunities with the Australian Statement is the product of discussion, curriculum. The model of using 7-10 Arts Curriculum Cross Curriculum Priorities reflection and discernment by staff and specialist with primary classes and teachers and Capabilities. A group of Year 9 students students over 18 months. It is an articulation has been welcomed, and has been reviewed travelled to the Northern Territory to learn of our beliefs, values, and pedagogical and streamlined for 2014. about Indigenous Australia. framework as well as an articulation of desired capabilities of graduates from The implementation of new Dominic College defines itself as Dominic, and will be launched next year. pastoral initiatives a Safe School
Curriculum development and In assessing the personal development needs On the National Day of Action against enrichment of students within a commitment to help Bullying and Harassment, the College them become more confident, resilient and launched its new Safe School Policy. An 18 In 2013, the College continued socially-aware young people, new Year 7-10 month process of review of our anti-bullying implementation of the Australian Pastoral Programs were introduced in 2013. and anti-harassment policies and procedures, Curriculum. Despite the challenges including surveying our students from Year of a phased roll-out of the Australian These Pastoral Programs are designed 5 to Year 10 and gathering their experiences Curriculum, we have a strong standardised to build on our K-6 Bounce Back and and views on bullying and harassment was curriculum framework. KidsMatter programs, introduced in 2011. the precursor to our new policy. They aim to proactively address specific Meeting the needs of all students, ensuring areas such as social and emotional well- After considering international best practices full and balanced learning opportunities and being, resilience building and academic care and the latest research on countering opening up career pathways for students amongst students. bullying and harassment, our Safe School has necessitated a range of initiatives in our framework for identifying, reporting and curriculum offerings. In 2013 Year 9-10 The Year 7 Pastoral Care program begins responding to possible bullying is now a elective choices have been further enriched by focusing on skills to assist students with strength of the College. Our policy and with the introduction of subjects such as the transition from primary to secondary procedures send a clear message that bullying Advanced Food Studies, Individual Maths schooling. The main feature in Year 8 is and harassment will not be tolerated at and Workplace Maths. the well-known Rock and Water program. Dominic. The entire Year 9 program is called ‘The In 2013, we further strengthened our K-6 Rite Journey’. This year long program is Facilities development Health Program with additional and targeted facilitated in gender specific small groups focus on nutrition education through and students explore what it means to be In Term 4 we began further facilities Mamma Margaret’s Kitchen Program. This a respectful and responsible adult in our development. The College was awarded, a program is now housed in our Mamma society. The Year 10 program focus is on $700,000 Commonwealth Capital Grant for Margaret’s Kitchen in the Savio Centre. decision-making and choices, and is aimed at the re-development of our 7-10 Savio wing. K-6 students have a term of the Mamma pathways and futures. This has been an area of the College which Margaret program, utilising specialist 7-10 had deteriorated over the years. Throughout Home Economics and industry-trained Last year we began to review some of the the year we’ve extended our budget to $1.3 teachers. immersion learning opportunities. We have million, developed plans to extend and retained overnight camps in Years 5 and 7 refurbish these classrooms and to develop We have gradually worked to enhance and in 2013 we introduced camps into Years student accommodation in the form of a access to the Creative Arts by K-6 students. 8 and 9 as part of their pastoral program. student hub. It is anticipated that the hub Drama and the Visual Arts were additional will become a space used in diverse ways and enrichment areas for K-6 students this year. The College reviewed its interstate and will be very popular with students. Complementing their regular Music classes, overseas learning opportunities for students responded exceptionally well to students. In 2013 we began to align and
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 7 Ensuring that our students access well- November and Dominic was commended schools and school leaders. The NSIT, designed, safe, comfortable and flexible on its outstanding work and overall with its nine strategic activities will assist learning environments continues to be commitment to school improvement. Dominic to review and reflect on our a priority. To this end, the next phase of efforts to improve the quality of classroom detailed Master Planning for the College Strategic Development and teaching and learning. This will form the site and facilities has been completed by the School Improvement basis of Dominic College’s commitment College Leadership Team and was taken to and strategic planning to ensure the best College Council for consideration at the end At the beginning of 2013, the College was educational outcomes for our students of 2013. in a position to reflect more broadly on what constitutes an effective school and how we Thanksgiving School Registration can continue to develop to be more effective. I am grateful to all members of the With Dominic College entering school re- Dominic College has committed to be in a Dominic College staff, student body and registration in 2013, a School Registration constant cycle of improvement. There are to our parents for their contribution to the Team was established and was chaired by phases in the cycle of any organisation when College community in 2013. I would like Mrs Selina Kinne. Team members included its community members need to be very to acknowledge the exceptional efforts and Janine O’Hea, Dylan Chivers, Andrew explicit about the required improvements. dedication of our College Leadership Team Pritchard and myself. The team worked We began undertaking this at Dominic this - Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB, Mrs Janine consistently throughout the year to ensure year. O’Hea, Mr Paul Williams, Mr Andrew strong and effective compliance with the Pritchard, Mr Dylan Chivers and Mr Tasmanian School Registration Board’s Professor Geoff Masters, CEO of the Stephen Casni and to our College Council standards. Australian Council for Educational Research and its Chairman, Fr Bernie Graham SDB. (ACER), worked with our teachers on school The opportunity of school registration improvement. Professor Masters shared This year sees the retirement of Mr Michael galvanised teacher energy to look carefully at a significant body of research, on what Woolford. Unfortunately Mr Woolford has our policies, processes and documentation highly-effective schools are doing to promote been unwell and away from the College and to improve these wherever possible. improved classroom teaching and learning. community for the last 15 months. Mr Ensuring up-to-date documentation of the Woolford has been on staff for almost 40 curriculum was a major focus for teachers Professor Masters presented the National years and we extend our deep appreciation to who worked with dedication on ensuring School Improvement Tool (NSIT) which Michael for his long-standing commitment excellence in this domain. The School brings together findings from international and outstanding service to our students. We Registration Panel visited the College in research into the practices of highly effective wish him every blessing in the next stage of his life.
As we draw our fourth decade as Dominic College to a close, it is my hope and prayer that our next decade will find the College continuing to preach the Good News and providing students with quality learning experiences in a strong faith community which calls them to discipleship as followers of Christ in the tradition of the Salesians of Don Bosco.
Beth Gilligan College Principal
8 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: Shania Kava. Paul Williams, Donna Adams, Fr Frank Bertagnolli, Diane Byrne, Beth Gilligan at International Women’s Day breakfast. Beth Gilligan with the Yr 7/8 Rep Basketball Team, Principal’s Shield winners. With former 1973 Captain Rosemary Mann. Laura Clear, Samantha Fehlberg, Morgan McConnell, Lily Russell. Fr Lawrie Moate and Sr Pamela Davis cut the 40th birthday cake. Swinging to the Soren Bushi in the Asian Festival. Rector’s report
Looking back I would have to say 2013 I just want to say that having been involved enrolments, withdrawal of Salesians and was a memorable year, with some very with the story of Dominic College over Dominican Sisters, increased costs… there significant historic events, in the Catholic all these years, in various capacities, it is was even talk of closing down in the 1990s. Church with the election of Pope Francis; remarkable this College is such a thriving But the re-location of the primary campus, in Tasmania with the arrival of a new and dynamic educational enterprise. When and improved funding, opened up new Catholic Leader Archbishop Julian Porteous; we began in 1973, there were no ‘models’ or opportunities in the next decade. in Australia with the election of a new precedents to base ourselves on – this was Government; at Dominic College for its trail-blazing stuff – with little experience, The challenge now is to build on the 40th birthday. but plenty of enthusiasm. The parents good work of the past, and strengthen the were as determined as the staff to set up a common vision, to make sure that the ethos The 40th anniversary of the foundation of long-lasting and successful school. Their and traditions remain vibrant. I am full of Dominic College and the various functions unflinching support made all the difference! hope for a bright future. to commemorate that event will be the subject of other reports in this publication. Then after several years of growth and Fr Frank Bertagnolli, SDB expansion, there were new challenges: Rector the loss of the “senior” school, decreased
10 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 College Captains’ report
After 37 weeks of hard work, the time of 2013’s Year 10s at Dominic College has come to a close. As we look back on 2013, we can easily say that this year has been the most fun and the most challenging year of our lives.
At the start of the year we challenged our fellow students to be the best that they can be. Our school’s four key expectations of We are Respectful, We are Responsible, We are Honest, We are Learners carried on into this year and continued to challenge students to raise the bar. This year the gold, silver and bronze awards were introduced to congratulate students who were continuously trying to do their best and work their hardest to improve. We saw an amazing amount of students receive these awards as the year progressed and it was obvious how committed our peers were towards their learning and College expectations.
Dominic College was able to come together as a community and celebrate our 40th birthday with a massive cake shared by all. Along with Feast Days, Retreats, sports carnivals, the College Fair and the new House Theatresports competition, our school was able to join, unite and merge in so many ways. Healthy competition was seen within all Houses and this year we saw Our final year at Dominic College has we remember the good times. We are so a much good-natured determination from created so many cherished memories for privileged to be a part of such a big family students trying to come out on top. everyone. We all hear adults saying, “Your and will hold a special part in our hearts for high school years will be the best years of the fantastic school that shaped our lives for 2013 presented a variety of opportunities for your life,” and “You will want to go back the better. For all past, present and future students and staff to get involved and have as soon as you leave.” Well, we believe that students of Dominic College, dream big and heaps of fun. We had lunchtime concerts these statements will come true. So, as we always try to be the best that you can be. from our very own school bands, bake sales, put on our College blazers for the last time music and dance offs in the courtyard, and laugh at everyone’s old Year 7 hairstyles, College Captains, Lauren Rowlands, Liam Pullen teacher auctions, dress ups, and there was always a friendly game of soccer or basketball Left to right: Principal Ms Beth Gilligan, Amy Clark, Liam Pullen, Lauren Rowlands, for students and teachers to join in. We saw Patrick Beven, Mrs Janine O’Hea. Dancing at lunchtime! Mrs Marcenko in disguise, Year 9 and Year 10 students travelling to the with Laura Clear and Morgan McConnell fundraising for Samoan schools. Northern Territory and New Zealand along with many other camps around Tasmania.
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Early years education
Left to right: Brother Michael, Cody Whittaker and Daniel Kirk working together. Kinder Mice and Faith Nfundiko dressing up for Pirate and Fairy Day. Clay Mustchin exploring numbers. Finn, Cameron and Jonty enjoying Science Week. Eric Waters cooking. Ryan cooking in Mamma Margaret’s Kitchen. Year 1s practise their hockey skills. Charlotte Poulson enjoying creating with play-dough. Jackson writing at the Kinder Writing centre. Prep S students enjoying Claire’s item for Sharing Circle. Lily and Jordon working together in Year 2. Mollie, Hannah and Harrison during Book Week Parade. Year 2 explore the new playground. Palm Sunday Prayer Ritual.
14 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Parents often feel that their children are not learning anything when they are just playing. However, this is part of your child’s learning experience. There are lots of wonderful things learned when they are playing. Play Today You say you love your children, You`re asking what`s the value You`re worried your children aren`t learning; and are concerned they learn today? Of having your children play? And later they`ll have to pay? So am I - that`s why I`m providing a variety Your daughter`s creating a tower; They`re learning a pattern for learning; of kinds of play. She may be a builder someday. For they`ll be learners always.
You`re asking me the value You`re questioning the interest centers; National Association for the Education of of blocks and other such play? They just look like useless play? Young Children You`re children are solving problems. Your children are making choices; They will use that skill everyday. They`ll be on their own someday. This year has been an extremely busy year This year we have seen a greater variety of, for every classroom and learning area around and use of, technology in all classrooms. our school. Our students have achieved From Kinder to Year 2 we have implemented amazing results through the quality and an Early Years iPad program to complement dedication of our Teaching Staff. We are the interactive whiteboard, laptops and blessed in the expertise of our Teaching touch screens in each room. Each Year Assistants who go beyond our expectations level has 8 new iPads, 8 laptops and 4 HP in every way possible to help our students Touch screens. Having such a range of experience success. Working alongside our devices in the Early Years has seen the rapid staff have been the wonderful parents who development of technological skills in these have volunteered in many ways to ensure children. In Year 3 and 4 there are 16 laptops our programs can run successfully. We thank in each year, which allows many different them for their support and look forward to configurations of learning to happen – 1:2; this continuing next year. peer teaching; or having all laptops in one room for a 1:1 laptop activity. We have fully implemented the Phase 1 subjects of the Australian Curriculum and In Year 5 and 6 we have the continuation are developing programs to implement the of our very successful 1:1 laptop program. Phase 2 subjects by the end of 2014. We Having access to our new internet-based think of our students first and ensure every phone system led to an experiment where we learning opportunity involves each student spoke to the Year 6 students and teachers in
K-6 Teaching and Learning Teaching K-6 at their learning level. We have enrichment Canberra whilst they were at the Canberra programs which challenge students who Zoo. We also had a blog available for the first need extending and targeted programs which time for our Year 6 students to update live support those students who need help within while they were away, with videos, photos the classroom. and thoughts about some of the amazing experiences they were having. Many new and exciting programs have been introduced this year. We have had an Innovative and challenging programs have amazing Creative Arts program where every been various and some are represented in class from Prep–Year 6 experienced a term this Year Book. We celebrate the idea that with a Specialist Art and Specialist Drama learning takes place anywhere, at any time, Teacher. at Dominic College.
Kinder to Year 6 each has a term of cooking Jane Doyle, Co-ordinator of in our Mamma Margaret Kitchen. These Teaching and Learning K-6 opportunities have shown us how receptive our children are to an increasing variety Opposite page, left to right: of “taster” sessions. Many career pathways Charlotte Eiszele and Storm Barron have also been thought of in response to our using a Spelling App. Year 4 enjoy the Creative Arts program. This will be refined Book Fair. Ben Dowling with Frank and targeted to specific areas next year and when Year 6 visited Glenview Home. offer an even greater variety of experiences Laptops and iPads in Year 1. Maths for every student from Kinder to Year 6. activities. Meditation.
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‘We are LEARNERS’ continues to be the very successful event included the launch focus for Teaching and Learning in Years of our new Web Preferences system, so 7-10. The purpose of our new Expectations students could submit their elective choices reporting is to embed a set of learning online. This proved to be very successful expectations into the academic culture of our and streamlined the elective process. On the student body. A collection of 20 criteria were night of the Academic Pathways Evening developed under four main areas: Attitude, the Teaching and Learning team set up Contribution, Organisation and Respect. excellent displays showing the wide range of These are the areas in which we believe all subjects offered to students. It was wonderful students can and should achieve, regardless to see so many of our students and their of academic ability. Research has shown parents attend this event and the positive application in these key areas significantly way students engaged in using the web improves academic output. Therefore at the preferences system. end of every term this year, every teacher assessed their students in these key areas. Many departments provided opportunities Those who achieved consistently across their for students to extend their learning subjects were recognised by the College for through co-curricular programs and external their achievement. Student achievement was competitions and events. It is important also acknowledged within each subject area for students to show case their learning at a special awards ceremony early in Term 3. and test their skills against those from These awards were presented to the top other schools throughout Tasmania. This performing students in each subject area gives them confidence in their abilities and within each year level. Over 600 awards were encouragement to aspire to achieve their given which shows the high standard our learning goals. students are aiming for in their studies. Year 7-10 Teaching and Learning Teaching 7-10 Year It has been an exciting year of learning with Teachers have focused on continuing a variety of learning experiences provided the implementation of the Australian by the dedicated and talented teachers we Curriculum in English, Mathematics, have on our staff. It is amazing to see our Science, History and Geography. Many students being creative and innovative in online resources are utilised as part of the their learning which will be evident through implementation of our laptop program for the many photos throughout this book. Year 7 and Year 8 students. The College also invested in the Maths Online program so Selina Kinne, Co-ordinator of every student from Year 7-10 could have Teaching and Learning 7-10 access to this resource to support their learning in Maths. In Years 7-10, a broad range of The Teaching and Learning team held subject choices, a strong group of a very successful Open Day and Year 7 dedicated teachers, and a diverse Information Night where they showcased range of technologies, incentives their subject areas. For the second year they and experiences, traditional and also offered an Academic Pathways Evening, contemporary, encourage all which provided information about elective students to achieve. subjects for 2014’s Year 8-10 students. This
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Religious Education Religious
It has been a busy and exciting year in Religious Education classes. Whilst there was time for students to engage with the Good News For Living curriculum during their lessons, opportunities were also provided for prayer, guided meditation, liturgy and many other wonderful experiences to help students explore their spirituality and faith.
Transmitting the Don Bosco and Salesian tradition, Jesus Christ, God, the Church, Family Story has been a key focus in Sacraments, Moral and Social Justice Issues. Above, left to right: Year 10 affirming their gifts at Year 10 Retreat. Year 7 Religious Education for K-6 this year. Each Each year level was involved in a spiritual and 8 birettas. Salesian Strenna for Year group was allocated a member of reflection day (retreat) where they were 2013. Opposite page, left to right: the Salesian Family. Through a variety of allowed to take time to learn more about Forming new friendships at Oz Bosco. activities, students were able to engage with themselves and our Dominic Community. Games at the Year 10 retreat. OzBosco: the story of Don Bosco and his followers Year 7 and 8 reflected on the gifts and Dominic Students at Salesian College, Chadstone. Re-enactment of the Last and connect with the diverse range of qualities of our four patron saints, while our Supper by Year 9. The Ultimate Rock, Year 9 students explored how they “Step-Up” contemporary Salesian missionary outreach Paper, Scissors Challenge! Year 5 programs for the poor and needy. Each as leaders of the College for 2014. The Year Stations of Cross. Year 10 RE: Using class held their own prayer service for their 10 retreat was most memorable with students art as part of teaching and learning. Salesian Family Member. and staff sharing a meal together and writing The masks of Year 10 retreaters. Feast positive affirmations to each other. During all Day BBQ, Vincent Harman and parent helpers. Year 6 Stations of In 7-10, students engaged in their learning four reflection days, students and staff took Cross. Members of the 2013 Vinnies through a wide-range of activities to time out to pray, reflect, share and play in the Group. K-10 Ash Wednesday Liturgy. help them learn more about the Salesian spirit and tradition of Don Bosco.
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Years 7-9 students at St Mary’s Cathedral Masses and Feast Days and Feast Masses
Lent and Easter prayer services together in the Chapel or in their time, embraced opportunities to take Following the distribution of the ashes in their classrooms focusing on a particular part in prayer and reflection, followed by during our Ash Wednesday and Opening member of the Salesian family. In Term 3, sharing a meal and playing games with those School Mass, the students and staff embarked our Year 2 students celebrated the Feast of around them. Dominic students and staff on a Lenten journey towards Easter. the Assumption Mass at St John’s Parish modelled this Salesian tradition by partaking with the local parishioners. During Term in a Mass, meal and then the playing of Kinder – Year 3 students re-enacted Palm 4, a group of Years 7-9 students had the games on the oval. An enjoyable day was had Sunday and Holy Thursday and the Year privilege of attending the Catholic Mission by all! 4 – 6 students prepared a powerful Stations Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral which provided of the Cross Meditation Walk around the them with the opportunity to meet our new Feast of St Dominic Guzman and College Grounds. Our 7-10 students and Archbishop, His Grace Julian Porteous. St Catherine of Siena staff reflected on the events of Palm Sunday A range of Advent and Christmas services In Term 3 our community celebrated and Holy Thursday in the College Chapel were celebrated as well as the end of the Dominic Day to acknowledge and remember and had the privilege to observe the ritual Year celebratory activities such as the Year all the hard work and dedication of our of the Washing of the Feet. It was a truly 6 Thanksgiving Mass, Year 10 Graduation Dominican Sisters at the College. We also moving experience. Mass and participating in the Parish Healing remembered our two patron saints – St Mass at St John’s. The year concluded with Dominic Guzman and St Catherine of Siena Masses, Sacraments and Ritual the celebration of a K-9 Advent Mass in the and were inspired to continue the great work Prayers Savio Centre. that they did during their respective lives. Our K-10 students took part in a variety The feast day concluded with a shared meal of liturgical experiences during the course Feast of St John Bosco and St and participation in a range of activities to of this school year. During Term 1, the Dominic Savio help build and strengthen friendships at Lenten Journey was the major focus as well As a community we celebrated the lives of Dominic. as Reconciliation services. During Term 2 two of our patrons – St John Bosco and St and 3, K-6 classes celebrated masses or ritual Dominic Savio, at the end of Term 1, who,
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The year began with the annual Caritas Australia Project Compassion appeal. Donations to Project Compassion allow Caritas Australia, the Catholic Agency for International Aid and Development, to work with local communities around the world to alleviate poverty, hunger, oppression and injustice. The theme for the 2013 appeal was “Open Doors into the Future”. As always, Dominic members contributed greatly to this very worthwhile cause. to cook pumpkin soup for the community. school and to improve their safety and well- In Term 3, a group of students took part being. Students were invited to place their The Vinnies Group have a strong in the first Vinnies Sleepout to help raise money on an outline of a bus to gain a better membership at our College, and this year awareness of how some young people live understanding of why the money was being they organised and coordinated various on the streets and the challenges they face raised and the positive impact it will have for activities to help support St Vincent de with this. Congratulations to all members our Salesian Sister School. Paul appeals. The Winter Appeal was very of the Vinnies Group for their wonderful successful with all students across K-10 contribution this year. Stephen Casni, Director of Mission K-10 bringing in items of clothing and bedding to help those in our community who do Finally a fundraiser was organised to raise Above, left to right: Year 2 Vinnies not have access to the basic needs to help money for our Samoan friends for the “Walk Winter Appeal. Vinnies Soup Drive with them get through life. A soup day was also for a Bus” appeal. A footy colours day was Fr Frank Bertagnolli SDB. Students at organised to raise money for this appeal organised to help raise money for a school the One Night of Poverty event. with students and staff working together bus to ensure that students regularly attend
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 23 English
In 2013 students from all years actively This year, Annabelle Haney did a wonderful engaged with the Australian Curriculum in job of representing Dominic College at Above: Year 7 students enjoying reading. English. Students, like all of us, are social the Rostrum Voice of Youth Competition. Opposite page, left to right: Djafari and beings, and love to have the opportunity Creative Writing was offered as an elective Hussam writing essays. Book Week to communicate with the people around subject to students in Years 9 and 10. These with Mrs Donnelly. Creative Writing them. They have been busy reading, writing, students consistently showed a flair for student Ryan Enniss. Mrs Jade Hollick viewing, creating, listening and speaking, writing and were able to refine their pieces leading a shared reading session with and have had many opportunities to build to a publishable standard. Year 10 student Prep students. Hailey Duggan sharing on their communication skills. Ryan Enniss’ talent was showcased when he her writing. Joel and Lucas working had his novel Legacy published by Amazon. on a shared report. Room 3 posing on English is woven into every school subject Students represented Dominic College well Book Week Parade Day. Kate Young from Year 3 recording information. Year and into every social interaction. Experiences in the Readers Cup competition, and all 4 students sharing their information in English across the College vary greatly, students threw themselves into Book Week about the First Fleet. Year 5 students from the beginning of writing and reading with spectacular costumes and thoughtful working with their Year 1 buddies on skills in Kinder right up to professional book sharing. the laptops. publishing of novels!
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and Earth and space sciences. Science is
Science definitely a favourite part of the day because there is so much to do!’
‘We have to predict, plan, measure, record, observe, investigate, communicate, analyse, solve problems, construct solutions, explain, evaluate and so much more. Doing Science is not just about learning a list of experiments is always great and it helps us facts or understanding principles. Every develop high level thinking skills.’ child is a scientist from an early age as he or Students participate in a variety of external she observes, collects, questions, compares competitions such as the Australian Titration and describes. An effective program develops Competition, Brain Bee, Australian Science this sense of curiosity, awe and wonder, Competition or the National Chemistry interconnectedness and respect for the way Quiz. In elective courses, students may all creation works together. continue enrichment and research into such Science is an important part of what we areas as Forensic, Antarctic and Marine learn and enjoy in K-6 and we love it! Ecology or Ecological Stability. Students Laboratories are no longer reserved for older participate in field trips to venues such as students. CSIRO, the Marine Centre and industries around Hobart. For example, Year 5 studied chemistry in Left to right: An aurora from Mt Nelson. Students looking at the skies. Year 5 students What is it that motivates us to pursue the spectacular ‘southern lights’, discussing What’s the matter? in Term 2 with Senior measuring viscosity with Science teacher, Mr Wright. ‘The learning ladder,’ part of a learning a particular field of study? Often, it is the causes of this natural phenomenon, and Science teacher, Mr Chris Wright, and culture in the classroom. Darcy Berry, Lucy Lyne, Chloe Howells and Brooklyn Albiston because we have been inspired by an the important work of space and weather worked on experiments such as “Runny of Year 2 investigating earth materials. Jordan Harrison and Lily Bowerman looking at soil. activity that awakens our imagination to agencies both nationally and around the Races” between water, cooking oil, honey Watching the experiment! Year 4 students Ethan Henderson, George Risdon and Jack Lovell the possibilities of the future. In this way, world. and tomato sauce. Students timed liquid testing their balloon rockets. Year 3 students Charlotte Sherriff and Max Brideson measuring providing enrichment activities for students flow to assess viscosity, learning about solids, the temperature. Australian Brain Bee Competition state finalists Lily Russell, Niam Askey- is particularly important for further engaging Our budding astronomers (or Lunar-tics liquids and gasses. Doran, Declan Reeves, Aleisha Herington, Elizabeth Robinson and Michaela Fehlberg with and inspiring them in their learning, and in as we like to refer to them!), have also been Mrs Heinze at UTAS School of Medical Sciences/Menzies Centre. ‘This has been a fabulous experience for both encouraging students to consider a career in treated to a recent flux of astronomical my students and myself,’ said Year 5 teacher the Sciences. events with the comet Lemmon visible to the Mrs Sue Cunningham. ‘The children really unaided eye in March, a partial lunar eclipse look forward to their weekly science lessons In March sixteen Year 10 students in April, and the Eta Aquarid meteor shower and are developing excellent science skills. attended an interactive tour of the Royal and annular eclipse of the sun in May. More importantly they are demonstrating a Hobart Hospital’s Pathology Department Dominic College has a strong tradition of real interest in science generally.’ laboratories to coincide with Pathology Week, to see the inside of a diagnostic competition in the Australian Brain Bee Students say ‘Science is great because we laboratory, to see how blood tests are Challenge and 20 brainiacs from Years find the answers to lots of important and performed and to find out more about 9 and 10 entered for the initial rounds, interesting questions, answers which help careers in pathology and medical science. with six students successfully reaching us better understand the world around us. the later Round 2 individual challenge. Through our investigation of a wide range Almost 40 students from Years 7-10 attended Congratulations to Niam Askey-Doran, of topics we have the chance to develop a a magical, mystery bus tour in search of the Lily Russell, Michaela Felberg, Aleisha foundation in biological, chemical, physical Aurora Australis. For these students it was all Herington, Elizabeth Robinson and Declan eyes to the heavens in the hope of catching Reeves.
26 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: An aurora from Mt Nelson. Students looking at the skies. Year 5 students measuring viscosity with Science teacher, Mr Wright. ‘The learning ladder,’ part of a learning culture in the classroom. Darcy Berry, Lucy Lyne, Chloe Howells and Brooklyn Albiston of Year 2 investigating earth materials. Jordan Harrison and Lily Bowerman looking at soil. Watching the experiment! Year 4 students Ethan Henderson, George Risdon and Jack Lovell testing their balloon rockets. Year 3 students Charlotte Sherriff and Max Brideson measuring the temperature. Australian Brain Bee Competition state finalists Lily Russell, Niam Askey- Doran, Declan Reeves, Aleisha Herington, Elizabeth Robinson and Michaela Fehlberg with Mrs Heinze at UTAS School of Medical Sciences/Menzies Centre. Mathematics
Not sure which is the best phone plan for you? Try to solve Sudoku? Always read the weather forecast or reports? Look at the clock each day and work out if you’re late for school/work? All of these are everyday tasks that involve Mathematics. Learning to understand and use Maths appropriately and accurately is a life-long gift. And it all begins before children even start school!
Families that play board and card games, cook together, read timetables, count money and change are giving their children the best chance to succeed in Mathematics. At school, persisting at learning the times tables and simple number facts help build children’s capacity in Mathematics. understanding and skills in mathematics had learned about pi. No one will ever forget and numeracy. Problem-solving activities Cait’s Pi Day cake or the rap Shanae and ‘Congratulations’ says Ms Burke ‘to all our designed to encourage students to think for Bree wrote and performed! K–6 students who have worked hard in themselves and to reason are our priorities. Mathematics this year!’ In Term 3, 70 of our students competed in Students have engaged in a number of the ICAS Mathematics competition with Mrs Mansfield agrees. ‘Understanding different activities designed to make their fantastic results. Bailey Machin, Oscar mathematics is essential;’ she said. ‘We use learning experiences more valuable and Parkinson, Aleisha Herington and Maisen it every day in our personal and professional enjoyable. We celebrated Pi Day (March Lockyer each achieved Distinctions. lives.’ 14). Students used cookies to discover the relationship between the diameter and the ‘We will continue to involve students in Through explanation, real life applications circumference of a circle and were challenged fun and exciting Maths lessons in 2014’ and practice, students acquire knowledge, to create a visual display to show what they promised Mrs Mansfield.
28 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Opposite page: Year 9 students Josh and Shania having fun calculating the height of the trees. This page, left to right: Sometimes working a problem on a larger scale can help! Year 4 dress as Avatars for Mathletics. Ryan H, Ryan G, Lucy and Darcy (Year 1) ordering numbers. Year 2 students ‘measuring up to the task.’ Year 8 students estimate one square metre. Pi Day cake! Year 9 students working on the laptops. Uno fun in Prep. Year 9 students demonstrating the different measuring instruments. Iliana and Charlotte (Year 4) making areas with newspaper. Humanities
The study of Humanities helps us make Students have researched their family, their and genuine reverence. The 7-10 service sense of our own lives and the world around artifacts, and a range of topics for museums was completely led and run by our Year us. Humanities subjects focus on developing and projects. Year 2 students created a 10 Leaders. On ANZAC Day itself, Mrs students’ abilities to participate fully and wonderful History museum and shared their Melinda Mansfield, Ms Selina Kinne and a meaningfully in shaping the community as exhibition with students, staff, parents and group of student volunteers participated in future citizens, and provide fundamental and visitors. Year 3 explored country and place, the Hobart City Anzac Day March to the essential skills for both the workplace and for and mapped important places in Tasmania, cenotaph, and Ms Beth Gilligan and our tertiary studies. visiting TMAG to see indigenous displays. school leaders Liam Pullen and Amy Clark Year 4 produced paintings commemorating presented a wreath at the Glenorchy Anzac Humanities introduces students to the study the ships of the First Fleet, and Year 6 Service on behalf of the school community. of culture, society and the wide-ranging curated a detailed exhibit on Australian experiences of the peoples of the world over explorers. Students in Year 7 & 8 have time. In addition, students will continue to immersed themselves in the world around learn about the geography of the earth and them, in Geography, for example, studying the impact human activity has on the natural water, the natural world, landscapes and environment. urbanisation.
In an exciting and busy 2013, we have Some enjoyable activities have included – incorporated the National Curriculum across Geographical disaster reenactments, Hobart’s all year levels in the College. Students went Female Factory historical investigation, back in time to delve into a variety of topics creating an exhibition of Ancient Egypt - in the ancient world (Rome, Greece, Egypt and Ancient China Exhibition, and a re- and China) or throughout modern history enactment of the Paris Peace Conference. (Industrial Revolution, Early Australia, And to commemorate ANZAC Day, we held World War I & II) they have explored two student services at school on Friday 19 history while developing their analytical April, one for K-6 and one for 7-10, in the skills in source-based research. chapel. Each ceremony was thoughtfully conducted and observed with sincerity
30 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Opposite page: Archaeology. Liam Pullen in College Chapel ANZAC service. Left to right: Ancient artifacts and timelines. Checking our geography and mapping knowledge using balloons. Archaeology at the Female Factory. Hobart. Creating a tsunami experiment. ANZAC march. Paris Peace Conference reenactment. First fleet ships. Watch out for that volcano! 4B’s Megan Steele with her Earth model. Everyone was impressed with the knowledge of the Year 2 students and the interesting stories they retold in their Museum. In 2013 our K-6 students learned much The eclectic demonstration of student about many countries and cultures in Asia, learning highlighted the many ways in which and celebrated learning connections with our students are achieving a multitude of Asia through our September Asian Festival. educational outcomes from the Australian Curriculum. A terrific static exhibition of varied work was on display in the Dance Studio for In 2013 Year 7 Japanese students have been students to share, and each year level visit the learning the language and culture of Japan. exhibition to admire, enjoy and learn from In Term 2 students focused on Japanese the efforts of their peers. food. “Itadakimasu!” is something said before a meal in Japan, meaning ‘I humbly Students also joined together in the Savio receive.’ Students learnt about Japanese Centre to celebrate our achievements in a culture by studying “Obento.” Obento is a spectacular Asian Festival, where a procession Japanese lunch box that people take to work of flags from our Asian neighbours, and school. They come in all sorts of shapes preceeded a showcase of items: and sizes. Year 7 students have worked on • Kinder presented a Japanese number song a task to design their special Obento lunch box. • Prep shared art techniques common throughout Asia In Indonesian, Year 7 students learned how • Year 1 shared their learning about the to introduce themselves and a friend, have symbols often used in Asian stories and practised greetings and are able to engage in the use of light in festivals simple conversations, expressing their likes and dislikes and have examined some of • Year 2 retold the folktale of “Two by Two” Indonesia’s native animals and exotic plants which they had filmed for us to view such as Rafflesia Arnaldi (the corpse flower • Year 3 presented a powerpoint on Chinese which feeds on insects and small animals), New Year and shared their information local transport such as becak and tuk tuks. Language Other Than English Than Language Other report writing based on research about the Elective students have planned a virtual Giant Panda. trip to Indonesia, an excursion to Dede’s • Year 4 sang a hymn called “Gifts” in for an authentic Indonesian restaurant to Japanese, as well as the College song which sample traditional food, explored regional they performed half in Japanese and half specialities and the cultural history behind in English some of Indonesia’s unique dishes and • Year 5 shared their learning of religions in cooked dishes in our Mama Margaret Kitchen. One of the three important cross-curriculum Asia priorities in the Australian Curriculum is • Year 6 read their Haiku poetry, and stories Students have designed their dream home Asia and Australia’s Engagement with Asia. they had written about Asian Migration. and used growing language skills to prepare At Dominic College we want our students an advertisement to sell their home. Students to become Asia-literate so they will have The Savio Centre shook with the have examined Australia’s engagement with the skills to communicate and engage with enthusiasm, as students threw themselves Indonesia through World Vision programs peoples of Asia, to live work and learn in into the Soren Bushi dance, led with gusto and followed the journey of two young the region. We begin our Asian language by Ms Hewitt. This was everyone’s favourite female university students who swap lives for exposure to Japanese in Kindergarten and all activity! three months, one a Muslim from Jakarta, students K-6 learn Japanese. the other from Sydney. “I loved it when we all did the Soren Bushi For the first time Year 7 students studied dance together” said Hugo Gale, Kinder Background image: Asian flags were respectfully both Japanese and Indonesian before they Mice. “Every one clearly had a good time brought in via a beautiful procession to begin have the opportunity to choose one of these doing the ‘Soren Bushi’ dance, it was great our assembly. two languages in Year 8. fun!” said Year 6 Captain, Ben Dowling.
32 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: One of our feasts! Admiring the beautiful Asian Exhibition masks. Year 4 with Masayo Sensei singing in Japanese at our assembly. Beautiful mandalas on display. “Perfect Obento“ by Laura Whittaker and Amy Eiszele. Soren Bushi, a Japanese fisherman’s folk song, which students (and staff) love to perform. Connor Spangler read his information report writing on the Giant Panda. Year 4 students sang for us in Japanese and English. showing good sportsmanship at all times. committed students improved their own By participating in a variety of activities and individual sporting performance, through games students learn to respect each other applied training. Activities ranged from and the rules, have fun and keep fit. running the six kilometre Bellerive and Howrah Beaches, to Bikram Yoga, from the One of a number of regular activities was Mt Nelson Stairs to basketball sessions with lunchtime soccer training enjoyed by the Hobart Chargers teams. students throughout the year who said it was ‘fun and active... it will get you puffed out, Adventure Recreation emphasised the but still fun!’ participation of students in individual and group activities and the development Walk Safely to School Day is now an annual of technical skills in surfing, mountain tradition, where the whole College begins biking, kayaking (flat, sea and white water), at our former primary campus in Bowden sailing, rock climbing and abseiling. And, Street and walk along Tolosa Street to all Adventure Rec students had Wilderness Dominic College. It was a great way to start First Aid classes, learning crucial skills such our 40th birthday celebrations! as CPR, small wound management and hypothermia and asthma attack responses. Students in Years 7-10 learned about their physical and mental capabilities, and those of Students attended a number of excursions, others, through participation in physical and such as the Hobart Gymnastics Academy theoretical activities, designed to improve and Health and Fitness World. All classes physical fitness and skills, and promote self- also attended practical sessions at the esteem and a sense of wellbeing. Frisbee Golf Glenorchy Tennis Club and the Glenorchy Health and Physical Education and Physical Health was a favourite activity early in the year. Aquatic Centre.
Health and Physical Education provided We anticipate 2014 will be another exciting students with the knowledge and skills to year for the Dominic HPE department as become healthy, active citizens. The areas the Australian Curriculum is almost finished. of study included holistic health education, relationship education, nutrition and drug education, risk taking and decision making, Opposite page, left to right: Ready, mental health education and sports skills and set, kayak! Adventure Rec class. fitness development. Working on our physical training in The HPE Department has matured in 2013 Athletic Development, Tennis hot thanks to the full year availability of the In elective Sport Science, Year 9 and 10 shot, Hawi Bowerman from Year 2. indoor facilities at our new Savio Centre, students studied a highly academic, theory- Yrs 7-10 students Tate Fraser, Luke where each Physical Education class had based curriculum with the opportunity Sutton and Jonathon Reid lead an allocated block over the fortnight in the to develop an understanding of the the way for the K-6 participants gym, especially appreciated in winter. physiological and psychological aspects of sport. Interactive software to analyse skills in walking to school. Lunchtimes In Years 3-6 daily physical exercise is our was a highlight. on Tuesdays for soccer training. aim. We want all students to enjoy healthy, Frisbee golf. Thunderhock. Rafting friendly, active lives. The emphasis in these On the other hand, Athletic Development, excitement. First aid, treating years is on participation and building an elective in Years 9-10, was a highly hypothermia. good habits, supporting team mates and practical course where motivated and
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We value the Creative Arts in many ways, as a worthwhile pursuit of humanity’s exploration of meaning as well as a method of fostering self worth, self identity and individuality.
From above, left to right: Year 6G Drama, Lochlan Connelly, Bradley Atkinson with Mr O’Brien. Year 5 drama. Year 6 Macbeth poster (December 2012). Ellie Mills, Year 1, drawing.
Creative Arts Creative Music is a vital opportunity for self-expression for students, in addition to the cross-curricular benefits provided by a strong skill base in both practical and theoretical areas. Left to right: Mrs Healey with choir stalwarts. Asia Dare, Lauralee Woolley, Lily Amos. Lunchtime rehearsal 7-10 music. Kinder Bears listening to Music. Oscar and Harry Breslin with their cello and violin. Xylophone. Molly McGovern. Sound Beyond Minute. The Undefined Rebellion. Years 5-6 choir, Years 3-4 choir, Cannonfire. Sound Beyond Minute. The Undefined Rebellion.
From above, left to right: Year 6G Drama, Lochlan Connelly, Bradley Atkinson with Mr O’Brien. Year 5 drama. Year 6 Macbeth poster (December 2012). Ellie Mills, Year 1, drawing.
Music is a vital opportunity for self-expression for students, in addition to the cross-curricular benefits provided by a strong skill base in both practical and theoretical areas. Left to right: Mrs Healey with choir stalwarts. Asia Dare, Lauralee Woolley, Lily Amos. Lunchtime rehearsal 7-10 music. Kinder Bears listening to Music. Oscar and Harry Breslin with their cello and violin. Xylophone. Molly McGovern. Sound Beyond Minute. The Undefined Rebellion. Years 5-6 choir, Years 3-4 choir, Cannonfire. Sound Beyond Minute. The Undefined Rebellion.
Dance is one of the most fundamental forms of human expression. It exists in many forms and styles, and can be engaged in by students with different learning abilities and cultural backgrounds. Below: Year 8 Dance.
Media Arts offers students authentic opportunities to develop skills and practical experience in a range of media including digital, print and film. Photography studies from: Emily Pregnell, Soroyah Woods, Chloe Wells, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Amber Schofield. Visual Art at Dominic is about encouraging students to be creative, to practise art making, and to value and understand the role that art plays in a global society. Visual Art allows students to realise their creativity, develop visual perception, process and formulate ideas, and develop fine motor coordination skills. Eventually, they also make choices that reflect their personal values and emotions, in their aesthetic intentions.
Detail from kitten above left, Amber Schofield. This page from above, anti-clockwise: Detail from works by Maddison Deegan, Brittany McCarthy, Zoe Nichols, Fiona Langford, Georgia Moore, Michele Grovenor. Drama is the expression of ideas, feelings and human experience through movement, sound, visual image and the realisation of role. Drama engages the imagination, demands creative thinking, and allows participants to reinvent themselves. Drama involves performers and audiences alike in interpreting meaning and developing skills of critical appreciation. Left to right: Jessica Marriot, Isabelle Banister, Louise Stubs, Nadia Twining in Talking Heads. On stage. Shania Kava, Ryan Enniss, Annabelle Haney. Talking Heads cast and crew. The Curious Incident of The Dog in the Night-time: Ryan and Morgan. Oscar Parkinson. Curious Incident cast. Ryan Enniss and Oscar Parkinson shared the lead role. Ryan Ennis. Dante Ottavi, Ryan Ennis, Maddeline Clifford and Morgan McConnell. Maddeline Clifford and Oscar Parkinson. Morgan and Oscar. Final row: Theatresports!
K-6, the foundations of Applied Studies (left to right): 6M girls enjoying their cooking. Chicken wonton cakes made in the Mamma Margaret Kitchen. Lara and Clare on the Global Day of Play in Prep. Ethan Henderson, Year 4, harvesting in our kitchen garden. Jordan Harrison and Xavier Tonks apply the finishing touches to their muffins. Kinder creation. Making moving toys from recyclable materials. Matthew Flinder’s cat, model by Bianca Davidson. Year 2 carefully chopping. Applied Studies Applied
It’s important for students to spend time and learn skills in design. All Applied Studies subjects, such as Home Economics, Materials, Design and Technology and VET, although practical and ‘hands-on’ are essentially problem-solving, and skills learned in design, using different materials and technologies, can be applied across the curriculum. Students progress through looking at design principles and participating in increasingly challenging opportunities. AgriFood Operations includes work It’s important for students to spend time and learn skills in design. All Applied Studies subjects, in landscape, nursery, gardening and such as Home Economics, Materials, Design and Technology and VET, although practical and maintenance. Students enjoyed diverse ‘hands-on’ are essentially problem-solving, and skills learned in design, using different materials and practical lessons, and as their and technologies, can be applied across the curriculum. Students progress through looking at skills grew became responsible for more independent work, from potting design principles and participating in increasingly challenging opportunities. seedlings in the Horticulture shed, to operating equipment. Working with wood: ‘Each plank…can have only one ideal use. The woodworker must find this ideal use and create an object of utility to man, and if nature smiles, an object of lasting beauty.’ George Nakashima, woodworker, author of The Soul of a Tree Working with metal: ‘The strongest steel is forged in the hottest fire, and the seeds of strength are often contained within the husk of weakness.’ Unknown Construction and Engineering: ‘If you go to work on your goals, your goals will go to work on you. If you go to work on your plan, your plan will go to work on you. Whatever good things we build end up building us.’ Jim Rohn Food Studies and Home Economics: ‘It’s difficult to meet an ungenerous cook. The very heart of the experience of making food is about sharing, nurture, generosity, the giving of pleasure.’ Tamison Day-Lewis The Art of the Tart ICT
The technology has been integrated into taught by the teacher, but students are all areas of our curriculum and the laptops also encouraged to be individual learners In the Australian Curriculum, students have opened up endless opportunities for through following self-paced lessons. This is ‘learn to use ICT effectively and learning. They have also provided students a valuable skill itself: in modern education, appropriately to access, create and the opportunity to work at their own pace. one of the prime outcomes is to have communicate information and ideas, solve Just after Easter students began taking their students develop the ability to be self- problems and work collaboratively in all laptops home and this was very exciting. directed, life-long learners. The students have learning areas at school, and in their lives also been introduced to basic programming beyond school.’ What do Year 5 students think about the through game-making software. (http://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au) Laptop Program? ‘I have learnt a lot about technology and the Laptop has helped me Year 9/10 IT students have a flexible At Dominic College we want students to present my work in different ways,’ said program where they can choose from a wide to make the most of digital technologies Olivia Peters. Bianca Davidson added ‘The variety of practical applications to develop available to them, evolve ways of using best thing about having my own Laptop is skills in their particular interest areas. This the technology while limiting the risks that you don’t have to wait for a turn like in ranges from Photoshop to Robotics to to themselves and others in the new Year 4.’ And Emmanuel Christopher enjoyed Video and Sound editing software. A key environment. 2013 has been an exciting year using Adobe Premier Pro and Mathletics focus of discussion this year has been on the for the way technology is taught, used and programs best. impact of technology and in particular how integrated at Dominic College. technology has change the way we work and The 1:1 laptop program continues to extend socialise. Computers, iPads, tablet computers, through the College and students in Years laptops, video cameras, cameras, electronic 5 - 8 have enthusiastically engaged with this Year 9/10 Robotics students enjoyed whiteboards, data projectors and robots have technology, allowing ICT learning to be building Sumo robots and developed an been used inside and outside the classrooms possible anytime, anywhere. exciting Sumo competition to test their to enhance student learning. building and programming skills. In the Year 7 IT students were presented with their second half of the year they have been In 2013 the College has been able to laptops at special Parent/Student sessions learning to design challenging Game Maker introduce iPad technology into our where they learnt together how to care for games which has further developed their Kindergarten–Year 2 Program. These the laptop and some cyber safety tips. The programming skills. A robotics club was learning tools are very easy to use by younger students have used the laptops in many run on Wednesday afternoons in Term 2 children and children of all abilities can of their classes and exclusively in their and 3 to provide students from Year 7-10 access learning opportunities with them. IT classes. They have further developed the chance to work with the Lego Robots. their skills in the use of Microsoft Office Jonathon Reid, Thomas Lovell and Samuel At Dominic College we begin our Individual applications such as Word, Excel, Publisher Coppleman travelled to the Tasmanian Computing Program in Year 5. Students are and PowerPoint. They have learnt about the Junior Robocup competition and tested given their own laptop, which becomes an key elements of design and were introduced their robot in the competition arena. They integral learning tool in their education. In to programming through animation and thoroughly enjoyed participating in the first term, students were introduced to their game making software. competition and they and their parents were laptops, how to take care of them and how really proud of their efforts. They hope to their personal storage works. At first, the In Year 8 ICT students have worked on a continue with robotics in Year 11 and 12 laptops were a real ‘novelty’ for the students variety of Microsoft Office applications to and further develop their programming and and they completed simple work tasks using further develop skills useful at school and problem solving skills. the new technology. However, quickly they in the workplace. We have covered more have become a normal part of the student’s advanced skills in Outlook, Word and toolkit for learning. Excel. Some of the work has been explicitly
48 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: Co-operative learning using technology. Laptops aren’t just a 1-1 tool. Using iPads in the early years. Tom, Sam and Jonathon participating in Robocup Junior Tasmania 2013. Year 7 students, Rory, Ebony, Jamaica and Nick using the laptops to enhance their learning in all subjects. Chloe using the IWB to demonstrate animation techniques. Using the pen tool is one way to operate the touch screen laptops in Year 7 and 8. Robotics Club: Back Row: Mr Brent Scanlon. Middle Row: Samuel Vasczocz, Riley Wilson, Zachary Jones Front Row: Jacob Steele, Ellie Newland, Felicica DiCarlo, Bradley Atkinson. Indigenous focus
In 2013, with the introduction of the Acknowledgement of Country and flag routines. It was pretty noisy on the drive four terms, NAIDOC week fell in school raising. Some of those who helped were Asia home with all four students enthused with holidays. That didn’t stop Dominic College Dare, Aimee Hogan, Jordan Day, Brendan their experience at the dance workshop. from celebrating! We just changed our Davis Smith, Hayden Banks, Roberto K-6 students have experienced excursions to setup. We combined our Flag raising Fuentes, Maddy Welsh, Cait Kirkham and help them understand indigenous cultural and Gathering into one and because the our technical support, Mitchell Davis and heritage. Years 2 and 3 students visited the weather had been so unpredictable we Tait Fraser. Ningina Tunapri Gallery at TMAG where decided on having the ceremony inside the Aimee Hogan, Asia Dare, Rebekah Smith, they learned about the Tasmanian culture Savio Centre. All students and staff joined Melanie Smith and I attended a unique going back 35,000 years and some elements together for a Gathering Ceremony to workshop in September, conducted by the of indigenous language. Students also visited acknowledge the history, spirituality, culture Bangarra Dance Company. Risdon Cove for a guided tour. and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our country, and to Bangarra has been Australia’s premier The art project Big Ones, Little Ones saw us commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Indigenous dance company for 25 years aligned with Amici Gallery last year to create presentation to the Australian Parliament of and brought an array of dancers and works for an exhibition held on the other the petition by the Yolngu people, requesting choreographers to help indigenous students. side of the world in Brunei over January their lands on the Gove Peninsula not be A vigorous warm up for students was a and February this year. Our artworks have given to the Nabalco Mining Corporation. prelude to learning various moves and steps travelled there and back and have been the company performs on stage. returned to our budding artists, along with Mr Casni stepped in to head up operations certificates of appreciation. The students did for the day as I was in New Zealand with Dancers explained each move has a a beautiful job with these last year and it is Year 10, and did a brilliant job. Mr Roberts’ connection to their culture, such as the exciting to think that people on the other Year 4s accompanied the Aboriginal Our brolga, where the dancers stretch arms side of the world had the chance to enjoy Father using clapping rocks and sticks up and balance on one foot to imitate them, too. to beat a rhythm. Thank you to those this graceful bird. The Bangarra dancers who assisted with setting up, readings, challenged the students, teaching them two Miss Jo Boyd, Indigenous Liaison Officer
Left to right: Aimee Hogan, Jordan Day with flag. During the Ceremony. Ms Gilligan speaking at our NAIDOC ceremony. Dane from Palawa at Risdon Cove talking to Year 3 students. Remembering. Bangarra workshop fun. Year 4s with clapping sticks and stones. Learning the moves. Students from participating schools with Bangarra Dance Company members.
50 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 51 their mentor. In a series of enrichment days during the year, the SOFOS group visited other Colleges to meet their counterparts, where they completed quizzes, workshopped stories, made movies, passed creative problem-solving challenges and socialised.
‘We really enjoyed the day and we think it was a great chance to socialise with other SOFOS students like us,’ reported Bianca
Individual Learning Individual and Kalia. ‘We did lots of great activities and overall had a great experience.
For some students we use testing and data to analyse where a student is having difficulty and instigate a programme to cater for these differences. And we continue to expand out Individual Learning has the goal of achieving into the wider learning environment with appropriate, relevant, learning programmes programmes such as the Network Social for all students, and may be approached in a Club for students in Years 7-10 which variety of ways, such as individual tuition on included excursions and activities such as Teachers have been motivated to seek a specialised programme, small group work a treasure hunt finding information rather new and innovative ways to educate and tailored to suit a group of students, or using than objects, board-games and dance-offs technology is one means by which this can specialised equipment such as stools, iPads with students from other Colleges! We be achieved. In the past, technology such as and vertical boards. enjoyed a shared BBQ lunch and a trip to audiotapes, language masters, television and the Botanical Gardens, too. The benefits of videotapes were used to provide immersion Assistive technologies can help promote this club are evident in the way the students in English language. equity and excellence. Our students have enthusiastically engage in all the activities diverse and differing abilities that impel us and foster great friendships. Today, merging technologies of computers as educators to seek the best ways to achieve and digital media, provide many more equity and excellence. College iPads with English as Another Language (EAL) learning opportunities for our EAL students appropriate Apps are one technology that is continues to grow, and schools need to and the introduction of iPads and wireless used in Literacy and Numeracy groups. An support both their English speaking student’s internet access. The interactive nature of FM receiver helps with sound quality and language development and that of students digital multimedia enhances EAL students’ volume. The Monocular and iPad program of an EAL background. learning experiences. Technology is a interacts with the class whiteboard, so that a valuable tool for all students regardless of student with visual needs is able to see more ‘I like spelling and we do work like whether they have an English speaking clearly. And we have invested in training an punctuation, English and reading,’ said EAL background or not. With appropriate Assistant to Level 3 AUSLAN and use the student Michael Gherezgher. ‘I would like preparation and activities, teachers are able current dictionary. This is a small sample of to learn more about history, like what they to assist EAL students to acquire English the Assistive Technology used. did in the older days.’ language skills, to master the English curriculum content and to use English in The SOFOS group are Year 5 and 6 ‘I would like to learn more about different culturally appropriate settings. students, who are taking part in an online countries, places and history about the olden Enrichment course and Mrs Allison Lowe is days, too,’ said Emma Ayebare. Mrs Barbara Baker and Ms Jade Hollick
52 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Opposite page: Hamish Wareing and Mrs Wendy Burrill hard at work on an individual program. Above, left to right: Students use specialised programs for their individual needs. Network Social Club. Agnes Nyirahabimama and Philip Kokkinoftas working on their writing skills. Rachael Kim. Year 5s have been learning all about Australian history, and in EAL we have been working on reading and interpreting factual information. Here Rachael is finishing up her project on the Australian explorer, Matthew Flinders where she has used artifacts and written accounts to document his life. Emma and Michael. Courtney Doyle and Mrs Carole Herington using our new AUSLAN dictionary. SOFOS: Bianca Davidson, Kalia Combs, Melissa Evans, Emily Risdon, Indy Brideson, Mikaela Cruz, Ellie Newland and Lucy Woodward (absent). EAL at the Moonah Taste of the World Festival. Opposite page, left to right: Learning about Tasmanian Aboriginal methods of shelter – an A-Frame shelter, constructed by Jessica Direen, Zachary Poprawski, Matilda Arnold and Justin Radcliffe. Drew Dillon exploring the tracks of Mt Wellington, part of our unit on Mt Wellington. Precision work: Dan Hall, Zane Cowen and Zachary Poprawski working on our picnic table. Charlie Nichols completing his Asian-inspired kite. Hayden Lowe preparing a healthy and nutritious recipe in our Food Studies class. Class photo! Back row: Mr Dan Hall, Zane Cowen, Miss Kate Longey, Whitney Garth, Mr Fred O’Leary. Front: Drew Dillon, Tara Norris, Charlie Nichols, Zachary Poprawski, Hayden Lowe, Adam Hall. Magone students setting off for their camp on Mt Wellington. Hayden Lowe and Zane Cowen practicing CPR during their St John’s first aid Magone Program Magone course. Drew Dillon working on his Certificate II in Engineering, as a result of his hard work and commitment to his career pathway goal. The group enjoys reaching the summit of Mt Wellington after a hard walk.
In the Magone Program, students effort and work. In meeting this Centre. Several students work exceptionally hard on challenge some excellent, high completed their St John’s First individual programs to achieve calibre work was produced by Aid Certificate and two students goals they set for themselves. students including the new picnic achieved TQA accredited courses. This year students have worked table and deck, a Photoshop- Students have also demonstrated on integrated units focusing based exhibition of Michael improvements in their NAPLAN across core and practical areas Magone, coastal poetry, and our literacy and numeracy scores, of the curriculum to achieve Showcase presentations. proving all their hard work in the outstanding progress with their program is paying off. academic, social and personal Magone Staff work closely with goals. students sharing strategies and We would like to congratulate feedback on their performance. our students this year for their Our units ranged from a deliberate choice: to commit to comprehensive study of Mt This year, students have making personal change in their Wellington, to an exploration of continued to achieve outstanding lives. Taking on a journey of the human body and to how to individual accomplishments. self-improvement is sign of great make it work at its optimum, an One student has commenced courage and personal strength. Asian investigation, and finally a his Certificate II in Engineering We are excited to anticipate unit on living sustainably. at Tas Tafe, another has worked continued achievements of our on her Certificate I Gymnastics students in 2014. Magone students are challenged Coaching and a work placement daily to produce their best at Discovery Early Learning
54 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 55 Immersion Learning Students throughout the College enjoyed opportunities to participate in camps and immersion experiences. These activities help students develop a range of skills including social, emotional learning, teamwork, problem solving and confidence building. Longer experiences this year included Year 10s visiting New Zealand, Year 9s to an outback adventure in the Northern Territory, Year 5 to Woodfield Lodge, Year 6 camp at Southport in June, Year 7’s great early start camp and Year 6’s big Canberra adventure. Students enjoyed making new friendships, seeing the world in fresh ways, challenging their own ideas of comfort and security, and participating in healthy, physical activity and educational enquiry.
Year 6 at Southport Year 6 comments on their camp: “It was really fun working together as a team to build the raft” – Kate Carter “We got to work together with a lot of new people we don’t normally work with” – Georgia Sproule “We got to learn new things about nature and fishing, and I got to know people better” – Mikayla Carnes “Camp was a great way to have fun and make new friends” – Owen Hole Year 10 New Zealand “The trip of a lifetime!” was certainly heard on many occasions from the group of 52 students and staff as they returned from 11 days on the South Island of New Zealand. With every day packed full of adventures and cultural experiences, finding a single highlight of the trip would be impossible but here are the contenders: The Canyon Swing over the Shotover River saw 34 students all brave the 90 plus metre free fall. Paintball became an epic battle with bruises a common sight on all participants. The Paraflight on Lake Wakatipu was simply awe inspiring (and cold at around minus 8 for the first group) and the Helicopter flight into Skippers Canyon saw smiles from ear to ear which was only topped by the 80km/hour Jetboat ride. The Cultural Show at the Skyline restaurant saw Chief Mackie provide the peace offering for the Maori welcoming ceremony and was followed by a feast at the ‘all you can eat’ buffet.
All of the students represented the College at the highest standard for the duration of the trip and should be extremely proud of this achievement. The staff of Lisa Schmalfuss, Jo Boyd, Nicole Millikan, Jackie Baker and Zac Holmes were exceptional in all aspects. The care and dedication in looking after 46 Year 10s travelling overseas is a credit to the College. Students say ‘it changed my life’, ‘I am a new person’ and ‘that was the most amazing trip ever!’ Year 6 Canberra Trip Day 1 comprised of a colourful visit to Floriade (a flower and entertainment festival) followed by a visit to the National Planning Museum. The day concluded with a humbling visit to the War Memorial - we were all touched by the selflessness of our Australian servicemen and women. Day 2 started not so early but still with equal gusto! We visited the National Museum, High Court, National Gallery and the Electoral Education Office where a few lucky students got to role play a mock vote! The night was capped off by a trip to the Telstra tower to see the lights of Canberra, a view not to be missed! Despite some weary legs the group pushed on to take in what Day 3 had in store! We visited the Royal Mint as well as Parliament House, the highlight of the trip! Here students were lucky enough to role play a passing of a bill in parliament. Not only was it lots of fun but put into practice what students have been learning in their studies of government and democracy. A relaxing walk to explore the Zoo was a great way to spend the afternoon. Following dinner the group enjoyed a swim at the Australian Institute of Sport. As Day 4 unfolded Questacon (interactive science and technology) and shopping at the AIS sport shop was what most students had been waiting for! After a leisurely drive past the embassies in Canberra we were en route to the airport, then back in Hobart, weary but culturally enriched. Ms Stevee Gardner - Year 6 Teacher
Year 5 Camp The Year 5 camp was at Woodfield Lodge in April where we all enjoyed two very busy days together in a wide range of activities designed to promote team building and teamwork. Each child had the opportunity to develop their skills of communication, negotiation, organisation and compromise, while challenging themselves to take safe risks and persevere with tasks that may have seemed a little daunting at first. All the adults on camp were impressed by the way each of the children rose to the challenge and were pleased with the level of maturity and kindness shown by the students. Here is what the Year 5s said: ‘A fantastic experience, fun, awesome, cool, lots of laughs, enjoyable, an extravaganza, fully extreme, great.’ ‘Camp was a place of fun, I was really enthusiastic, the flying fox was brilliant and finally I would give it 10 stars!’ Year 7 Camp The Year 7 camp in Term 1, was an excellent opportunity for students to get to know their peers and staff within their House groups, to begin new friendships and to develop the House spirit that will be nurtured over the next four years. The Year 7 camp was on the east coast at Gumleaves and students enjoyed kayaking, high ropes courses, flying foxes, night walks, beach activities and outdoor gym workouts. Students cooked their own meals, camped out in tents and were pushed outside their comfort zones. Northern Territory Adventure At the end of Term 3, 47 Year 9 and 10 students travelled to the Northern Territory for a 10 day trip from Darwin to Uluru. It was camping-based and we travelled by bus to a variety of camping spots day-by-day. We were lucky all of our camping grounds had pools as the temperature rarely dropped below 30 degrees (even at night). Everyone agreed highlights of the trip included: Uluru and the Uluru sunset, Kings Canyon, holding baby crocodiles and three meter pythons and lizards, three outstanding cruises, fantastic waterholes we swam in, especially Florence Falls, Devils Marbles and Olgas plus the fabulous food (three courses every night!) Special thanks to Lisa Schmalfuss, Melinda Mansfield and Jackie Allsopp for travelling with these 47 wonderful students. Hopefully the NT Trip will run again in 2014 in the July holidays. Start saving! Mr Aaron Davey Coordinator of HPE Mathematics Awards Humanities Awards Year 6 Mathematics Humanities Jack Breward Year 6 History
Awards Year 7 Mathematics Ryan Gavan Nichol Aji Year 7 History Year 8 Mathematics Jack Butler Dillon Wilson Year 7 Geography Year 9 Mathematics Laura Whittaker Niam Askey-Doran Year 8 History Year 10 Mathematics Dillon Wilson Year 6-10 Subject Awards Patrick Beven Year 8 Geography Religious Education Year 9/10 Individual Maths Dillon Wilson Awards Michelle Karsznia Year 9 Humanities Year 6 Religious Education Year 9/10 Workplace Maths Niam Askey-Doran Rachel Netherton Montanna Cate Year 10 Humanities Year 7 Religious Education Year 9/10 Mathematics Methods - Lily Russell Lily Newell Foundation Prep Course Year 9/10 Commerce Year 8 Religious Education Niam Askey-Doran Joshua Bailey Holly Van Lierop Year 10 Mathematics Methods - Year 9/10 Child Studies Year 9 Religious Education Foundation TQA 2 Brooke Burden Niam Askey-Doran Lily Russell Year 9/10 Introduction to Year 10 Religious Education Psychology and Sociology Lily Russell Science Awards Erin Hole Year 6 Science English Awards Owen Hole Languages Other Than English Year 6 English Year 7 Science (LOTE) – Japanese and Indonesian Kalia Combs Samson Ryan Year 6 Japanese Year 7 English Year 8 Science Molly Dennison Lily Newell Shannon Harris Year 7 Japanese Year 8 English Year 9 Science Sarah Johansen Dillon Wilson Niam Askey-Doran Year 7 Indonesian Year 9 English Year 10 Science Laura Whittaker Molly McGovern Aleisha Herington Year 8 Indonesian Year 10 English Year 9/10 Physical Science Shannon Harris Lily Russell Niam Askey-Doran Year 9/10 Indonesian Year 9/10 Creative Writing Year 9/10 Life Science: The Study of Biology Samuel Coppleman Ryan Enniss Annabelle Haney
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 61 Health, Physical Year 9/10 Music for Performance Information Technology Education Awards Molly McGovern Year 7 Information Technology Year 6 Health & Physical Education Year 9/10 Music for College Laura Whittaker Indy Brideson Liam Pullen Year 8 Information Technology Year 7 Health & Physical Education Kate Baker Alicia Paice Drama Year 9/10 Information Technology Year 8 Health & Physical Education Year 6 Drama Ashlee Hey Lily Banks Aimee Hogan Year 9/10 Robotics & Game Making Year 9 Health & Physical Education Year 7 Drama Niam Askey-Doran Frances Di Carlo Jacob Golding Year 10 Health & Physical Education Year 8 Drama Materials, Design and Technology Lauren Rowlands Shanae Immervol Year 7 Materials, Design and Technology Year 9/10 Athletic Development Year 9/10 Drama Finlay Graham Jade Davidson Ryan Enniss Year 8 Design in Wood Year 9/10 Sports Science Brayden Jenni Lauren Rowlands Dance Year 8 Design in Metal Year 9/10 Adventure Recreation Year 8 Dance Cait Kirkham Amber Royer Ruby Lynagh-Curtain 9/10 Design in Wood Mitchell Banks Creative Arts Awards Media Studies 9/10 Computer Graphics & Design Visual Arts Year 9/10 Media Studies Stacie Young Year 6 Visual Art Jessica Fitzpatrick Ellie Newland Vocational Education and Year 7 Visual Art Technology & Applied Training Laura Whittaker Studies Awards VET Certificate I Construction Year 8 Visual Art Home Economics Jonathon Reid Brayden Jenni Year 7 Home Economics VET Certificate II Engineering Year 9/10 Visual Art Laura Whittaker Baden Adams William Campbell Year 8 Home Economics VET Certificate I AgriFood Operations Kirrily French William Godden Music Year 9/10 Food Studies Year 6 Music Annabelle Haney Harry Guy Year 10 Advanced Food Studies Year 7 Music Sheridan White Lily Newell Year 8 Music Zac Pullen
62 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 6-10 Special Awards The Fr Peter Carroll Award for Best Caroline Chisholm Distinguished Ng Lavelle Family Academic All-round Academic Student Community Service Award Achievement Awards Year 8 Boys Elizabeth Robinson Year 7 Dillon Wilson Lily Newell St John Bosco Distinguished Year 8 The Cerritelli Family Award for Best Community Service Award Not awarded All-round Academic Student Carter Harris Year 9 Year 9 Boys Oscar Parkinson Niam Askey-Doran St Catherine of Siena Student of the Year Award Year 10 Aleisha Herington and Lily Russell Maisen Lockyer Year 10 Awards The Guilford Young College Bursary St Dominic Guzman Don Bosco Excellence Awards Lyndall Barwick Student of the Year Award for Best All-round Academic Achievement Patrick Beven Year 6 Boys The Australian Defence Force: Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award Benjamin Dowling St Mary Mackillop Outstanding Lauren Rowlands Leadership Award Year 6 Girls Lauren Rowlands Cally Spangler The Pierre de Coubertin Award Lauren Rowlands St Dominic Savio Outstanding Jade Award for Best All-round Leadership Award Academic Student Liam Pullen Year 7 Girls Caltex Best All Rounder Annabelle Haney Kate Jones Br Peter Dezani Best Year 8 Girls Fr Kevin O’Mara Sporting All Round Student Award Ella Ratcliffe Commitment Lauren Rowlands Year 9 Girls Year 10 Girls Erin Hole and Molly McGovern Chloe Stevenson Year 10 Boys The Sydney Grubb Memorial Award for Best All-round Academic Michael Harris Student Year 7 Boys Samson Ryan
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Kindergarten
Kinder Bears Teacher: Mrs Allison Cooley; Teacher Assistants: Mrs Tracey Whittaker, Mrs Deb Gray, Mrs Nanette Dowling Back Row: Mackenzie Ward, Holly Cate, Melody Gallegos Calderon, Isabella Baker, Jemma Reid, Sophie Pettit, Isaac Driessen, Sebastian Bush, Maxx Ransley Middle Row: Juliana Montenegro, Mia Mackie, Marios Burgess, Shane Randall, Michael King, Isla Richards, Jai Bayliss, Sophie Fidanza, Kyan Cubit, Charlotte Poulson, Jackson Smith Front Row: Gracie Pelham, Samantha Clay, Poppy Lincoln, Laura O’Reilly, Mingus Breslin, Seth Cockerill, Kaiden Langford, Bella Flack Absent: William Waters, Matilda Willson
Kinder Mice Teacher: Mrs Linda Douglas; Teacher Assistants: Mrs Alana Berry, Mrs Deb Gray Back Row: Grace Gallahar-Gore, Gabriel Tichanow, Jack Dillon, Samuel Anis, Jackson Dickson, Ava Clark, Vincent Anning, Sally Quinn, Matilda Johnson, Blake Bedelph Middle Row: Lucy Schiebel, Sophie Ransley, Ayaan Jafery, Seth Henry, Blake Philpott, Hugo Gale, Kirrawyn McNamara, Ryan Pearl, Ashanti Rhodes, Oliver Mesic, Maddison Jones Front Row: Ella Jakubiszyn, Ruby Berry, Charlie Piggin, Georgia McPherson, Ella Hutchison, Juditte Uwineza, Shauntai King, Gemma Mustchin, Shandara Tringrove
66 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: Kinder Bears participating in Clean Up Australia Day. Sophie, Kaiden, William, Poppy and Bella using their couch they created for the Cardboard Challenge. Holly using Broad Learn on our classroom computers. Creating stories with puppets and shadow play. Swans and Saints supporters on Footy Colours Day. Isla, Gabrielle and Sally in Character for Book Week. Gabrielle, Sophie, Lucy, Gracie and Seth role play outside. Fun times at “International Fairy Tea Party Day” and “Talk like a Pirate Day” 2013. Samuel and Jackson completing a numeracy activity. Hugo making a shadow puppet. Prep
Prep D Teachers: Mrs Patricia Downie, Ms Ruth Scanlon; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Danielle Pullen Back Row: Samuel Cherney, Yiannis Nikitaras, Caitlin Stevanovich, Georgie Pettit, Sienna Winter, Jack Miller, Jack Kelly, Charlotte Ransley Middle Row:Danijela Puclin, Jack Gilligan, Mikayla Bailey-Kelleher, Ebony Hargreaves, Ruby Brown, Dana’e Rainsford, Victoire Oshindi, Jonah Stephens, Aidan Rayner, Aivah Sproule Front Row: Grace Fisher, Noah Riddell, Caleb Sproule, Emma Kose, Aurelia Pasa, Carson Spangler, Callan Stewart, Lilymay Ward, Taylah Bernes, Lucas Atkinson, Mitchell Eiszele, Hailey Duggan
Prep S Teacher: Mrs Nicole Shanny; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Colleen Ralph Back Row: Joel Richards, Remi Holbrook, Kelsey Fowle, Bree Bester, Laylah Barwick, Zoe Duggan, Lucas Pyke, Anika Lowe Middle Row: Mitchell Green, Molly Carpenter, Izak Buckley, Noah Diamantis, Xander Roberts, Zak Balmforth, Oliver Nicolle, Harrison Brown, Bree Decotter Front Row: Sophie Cowen, Fletcher Stewart, James Bannister, Clare Reeve, Brody Pettit, Claire Cooper, Klay Mustchin, Jasmin Bailey, Jayden Buckley, Addison Tonks, Lara Hurd Absent: Alliah Owens, Joshua McMaster, Charlie Goodman
68 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Working with boxes for Claire in Mamma Margaret Kitchen. Global Day of Play. Working cooperatively.
Memories of Prep 2013: Making box work for our Global Day of Play – Yiannis. Playing with my friends – Jack G. Playing with lego – Noah D. Playing in the big playground – Danae. Making new friends – Sienna. Number work – Charlotte. Going on an excursion for Science week – Hailey.
Twilight night at school - Mitchell G. Meeting new teachers – Molly. Sport with Mr Golding – Izak. Doing Magic Words – Jack M. Playing in the sandpit – Xander. Cooking in Mamma Margaret’s Kitchen – Jayden. The Spooky Disco – Aidan. Learning the letters of the week – Alliah.
Prep at Book Week. Twilight night. Teddy bears. Year 1
Year 1S Teacher: Ms Stephanie Sandeman, Teacher Assistant: Mrs Trish Coad Back Row: April Heaton, Nikolas Andrew-Anning, Brady Allen, Maya Salter, Isaac Cox, Ellie Mills, Amelia Heaton, Paige Thomas, Kaine Andrew-Anning, Middle Row: Amon Rhodes, William Dillon, Amelie Gavan, Youngjae Kim, Amity Jakubiszyn, Zayne Cooper, Jorja Hopkins, Lucas Smith, Austin Nilsson, Isabella Strang-Quin Front Row: Connor Nicolle, Joshua McRoss, Isabella Mayne, Ella Maw, Joel Bresnehan, Alarna Waller, Henry Sanford, Shanayah Tonner, Maggie Wilby, William Langley, Lachlan Hutchison
Year 1D Teacher: Mrs Jennie Fasnacht, Mrs Jane Doyle, Teacher Assistant: Mrs Wendy Burrill Back Row: Brooklyn Albiston, Lachlann Free, Shaylah Hall, Ryan Howlett, William Steele, Lucy Lyne, Mollie Harris, Ryan Grealish Middle Row: Hannah Nermut-Nichols, Joseph Gillie, Chloe Tarvydas, Chloe Howells, Jonty Zielinski, Jordyn Adams, Franciscane Nfundiko, Kayleb Finlayson, Hamish Wareing, Roxie Moore Front Row: Kayla Loveless, Ethan Purton, Harrison Flack, Taylor Cruse, Brianna Gadd, Darcy Berry, Nyah Hall, Cameron Cook, Julian Castillo, Eric Waters, Agnes Nyirahabimana Absent: Yejun Kim
70 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 These are a few of my favourite things... in Year 1
“My favourite part was making new friends to have fun with.” – Austin. “I like religion because it’s interesting.” – Kaine. “I like reading because it helps me learn new words.” – Shanayah. “My favourite part about Year 1 was playing on Mathletics because there are lots of fun games.” – Lucas. “I like using the iPads to listen to stories.” – Zayne. “I really like writing about the weekend and the holidays because it’s nice to think back about the things that you did.” – Maggie. “I like to do Maths. I like everything in Maths.” – Connor. “I really enjoyed the Mamma Margaret cooking session.” – April. “I like Music because I like singing.” – Henry. “I like story time and all of the different stories we get to read together.” – Isabella Strang-Quin. “This year I had lots of fun. I learnt how to hold a knife properly in cooking. I love cooking because I got to make croissants.” “I loved sport because of all the things we got to do like throwing a vortex.” “I like Maths and all of the games we played especially Maths marks the spot.” “I loved having Year 5 buddies because we made lots of stuff with them and used the laptops too.” “I like using the iPads because Spy Mouse is the bestest game. I like when the cats bump into the wall.” “I like story writing because I like making my own stories.” “I like to play bingo with my friends.” “I like doing ISL test because you get to write harder and easier words and I like the iPads because you get to play Maths games and Mathletics.” “I like making new friends.” “I love Science with Mrs Fasnacht because we did an experiment.”
Top to bottom: Alarna and Ella and sound travelling through gallons. Listening while Maya reads. Amity and Isaac practise their counting. Brady and Youngjae present a spaghetti tower. Showing Mum how much we love her: Brooklyn with her Mum Alicia, and Chloe with her Mum Kate. Joseph, Kayleb, Chloe and Hannah preparing some yummy scones for afternoon tea. Dominic College Yearbook 2013 71 Year 2
Year 2S Teacher: Mr Brent Scanlon; Teacher Assistants: Br Michael Morrow SDB, Sr Mary Rickards OP Back Row: Erin Richards, Riley Braslin, Georgia Nikitaras, William Smith, Samuel Daly-Leaman, Elliot Skinner Middle Row: Xavier Tonks, Solomon Kidane, William Alexandrellis, Sophie Cockerill, William Heaton, Rose Brophy, Jordan Harrison, Ronan Collins-Roberts Above: Lost in the fog during Daily Fitness. Below, left to right: All Mixed Up Science - Noah Oliver, Taylah Front Row: Sarah O’Reilly, Charlotte Eiszele, James Wolfe, Chloe Bone, Daniel Kirk, Storm Barron, Cayden Hill, Zoelle Lin, Jack Hurd, Lily Bowerman, Jenaiya Cleland Chick, Jordan Richards and Martin Kose mixing their own unique breakfast cereals. Mass for the Assumption of Mary at St John’s Church. Sam Daly-Leaman, Will Smith, Solomon Kidane and Jack Hurd enjoying our Feast Day activities. Jordan Harrison improvising on the xylophone whilst Ronan Collins-Roberts waits his turn. Sketching the Grantleigh building during our History unit. Xavier Tonks, Zoelle Lin, Riley Braslin and Erin Richards during our visit to the Sustainability Learning Centre.
Year 2G Teacher: Mrs Angela Gibbons; Teacher Assistants: Br Michael Morrow SDB, Sr Mary Rickards OP Back Row: Hawi Bowerman, Blake Klaffer, Rachael Glidden, Bessie Harman, Max Peters, Mitchell Brown Middle Row: Noah Oliver, Jethro Plunkett, Jude Holbrook, Lucy Hollingsworth, Reese Cubit, Martin Kose, Yianna Kokkinoftas, Cody Whittaker Front Row: Samuel Cox, Anisah Johnson, Ruby Newman, Oliver Geeves, Taylah Chick, Jordan Richards, Hannah Lane MacDonald, Jacob Cowen, Katie Stefankowski, Andrea Escobar, Bradley Roberts Absent: Joshua Willson, Alessandro Pullan
72 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 2 Year 2 has been awesomely epic Everyone has focused on expectations All of us have tried our best Really good things have happened
Together we are a team We are God’s kids Our class friendships never end. This is an acrostic poem by Year 2 students.
Above: Lost in the fog during Daily Fitness. Below, left to right: All Mixed Up Science - Noah Oliver, Taylah Chick, Jordan Richards and Martin Kose mixing their own unique breakfast cereals. Mass for the Assumption of Mary at St John’s Church. Sam Daly-Leaman, Will Smith, Solomon Kidane and Jack Hurd enjoying our Feast Day activities. Jordan Harrison improvising on the xylophone whilst Ronan Collins-Roberts waits his turn. Sketching the Grantleigh building during our History unit. Xavier Tonks, Zoelle Lin, Riley Braslin and Erin Richards during our visit to the Sustainability Learning Centre.
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 73 Year 3
Year 3B Teacher: Miss Anna Brown; Teacher Assistant: Mrs Carole Herington Back Row: Harry Breslin, Ava Stephens, Connor Steele, Chloe Cooper, William Brain, Ariarne Roberts, Connor Spangler, Brooklyn Woolley Middle Row: Lucas Allen, Jacksyn Flack, Phoebe Vasileiou, Tyler Duggan, Ewan Bacon, Jackson French, Lindsay Wiggins, Sarah Wright, Mitchell Cleland Front Row: Hannah Maw, Ashley Cruse, Aidan Dwyer, Elizabeth Pettit, Jack Cassidy, Isaac Skinner, Ella Freeman, Jaxson Barron, Ashlee Bresnehan, Kaitlyn Allen Absent: Grace Goodman
Year 3F Teachers: Mrs Pat Downie; Miss Eloise Farr, Teacher Assistant: Mrs Carole Herington Back Row: Emma Ayebare, Max Brideson, Amelie Brouwer, Kate Young, Jacob Tarvydas, Chloe Green, Michael Gherezgher, Ella Rainbird Middle Row: Charlotte Sherriff, Xavier Combs, Heidi McPherson, Shakirra Cate, Liam Harris, Zoe Quilliam, Erin Waters, Kelsea Cano Calderon Front Row: Samuel Anning, Halle Jenkins, Molly Everett, Connor Ellis, Logan Nagy, Owen Pearce, Jack Kalis, Oscar Breslin, Alyssa Grealish, Holly Tennant, Patrick Cornell Absent: Jessica Doyle
74 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 We have had lots of highlights throughout the year. We especially enjoyed excursions to Risdon Cove/Palawa, and to the Ningenneh Tunapry Aboriginal Exhibition at the TMAG where we learnt about indigenous Tasmanians.
We loved participating in our first Year 3-6 Swimming, Athletics and Cross Country Carnivals. Running a smoothie and muffin stall as part of our healthy eating focus was fun, educational and a great way to learn how to team up to get jobs done. Cooking in MMK. Drama. The best part of our author study on Roald Dahl was when we got to make chocolate creations with our cooking in the Mamma Margaret Kitchen with Mr Golding. Specialist lessons were lots of fun with the high school Art and Drama teachers who helped us to develop our visual art and performance skills.
Science experiments about the effects and causes of changing temperatures and physical properties of matter were very interesting, and we enjoyed being Buddies with the Kinder classes.
Thank you to our teachers Palawa. this year, Miss Brown, Mrs Painting Grist, Miss Farr and Mrs Downie.
Ochre painting. Jackson and Kinder buddy. Max and strawberries.
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 75 Year 4
Year 4B Teacher: Ms Kimbra Burke Back Row: Melanie Cleland, Hannah Langford, Isaia Johnson, Mitchell Zielinski, Ryan Hopkins, Clayton Reeve, Emily Klaffer, Thomas Atkinson Middle Row: Kaide Barwick, Lachlan Pullen, Aiden Waller, Isabelle Lucas, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Theona Kalis, Charlotte Gillie, Jorja Geeves, Libby Baker, Mitch Weedon Front Row: Angelo Gonzales, Philip Kokkinoftas, Lea Krause, Nevada Whitley, Ebony Langford, Lucy Wolfe, Maddison Lyne, Jack Lovell, Megan Steele, George Risdon, Ethan Henderson Absent: Zac Butchart, Liana Allocca, Jasmin Harrington
Year 4R Teacher: Mr Phil Roberts Back Row: Trey Rhodes, Ella Fitzpatrick, Hugh Smith, Maddison Cockerill, Liam Cowen, Alyssa Mustchin, Tyler Carr, Katelyn Gallegos Calderon Middle Row: Marcus Lyne, Jack Howard, Zachary Holdsworth, Nicholas Jones, Doyle Browning, Indiana Cashion, Ursula Harris, James Lane MacDonald, Elliott Ling, Declan Sproule, Jesse Whittaker, Angelica Matusewicz Front Row: Matilda McGovern, Mitchell Kennedy-Bannister, Isabella Roberts, Lachlan Nilsson, Danika Russell, Shanaya Young, Damian Howlett, Hayley Martin, Jake Duggan, Alyssa Haremza
76 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 4 SRC Members Sarah Fitzpatrick, Maddie Cockerill, Lachie Pullen and James Lane McDonald took on the task of summarising the year. ‘On behalf of Year 4,’ they said ‘we would like to thank Mr Roberts and Ms Burke for being great teachers and helping us to learn lots of new things.’
They interviewed their classmates about their favourite things: Cooking in Mamma Margret’s Kitchen (Ella Fitzpatrick). School Carnivals (Thomas Atkinson). Sports (Alyssa Haremza). Spelling (Isaia Johnson). Numeracy, exciting maths lessons (Isabella Roberts). The First Fleet work (Ursula Harris). Teacher Readings, (Elliott Ling).
We hope that we have as much fun in Year 5 as we did this year!
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 77 Year 5
Year 5C Teacher: Ms Sue Cunningham Back Row: Thomas Gillie, Isabella Cooke, Oliver Wareing, Jordan Day, Charles Holmes, Noella Irumva, Joshua Howells, Xanthe Brouwer Middle Row: Melanie Cook, Zeke Jenkins, Lily Brown, Lucy Carter, Benjamin Scott, Sebastian Albiston, Alex Wilson, Joshua Phillips, Veronique Alela, Tyson Pearce Front Row: Bianca Davidson, Campbell Wood, Athos Pavlides, Amber Nagy, Emily Risdon, Jessica Evans, Georgia Enright, Dylan Eiszele, Lachlan Bacon, Campbell Rhodes, Courtney Doyle
Year 5L Teachers: Mrs Jennie Fasnacht, Mrs Allison Lowe Back Row: Emmanuel Christopher, Tyler Clay, Sophie Valentine, Vincent Harman, Dionysus Vasileiou, Chelsea Jones, Martin Kaczorek, Lachlan Riddell, Khane Marley-Brooks Middle Row: Sarah Hawkins, Olivia Peters, Kaydn Blackwell, Ellysse Eiszele, Connor Riza, Caitlin Diprose, Renae Wiggins, Thomas Cornell, Jorgia Golding, Thomas Bennett, Liam Grealish, Kearna Warren Front Row: Libby Fry, Connor Reeve, Amber Burns, Tristan Carmichael, Jordan Green, Joshua Titmus, Daniel Hunniford, Mikaela Cruz, Nathan Bailey, Ashley Cano Calderon
78 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 It has been a memorable year in Year 5. There have been so many new experiences for all of us. This is our A to Z of 2013 A: animal adaptations, Aboriginal Australia, Asian festival B: buddies, bushrangers C: camp, convicts, Clean up Australia Day D: Dominic Cup E: exciting, explorers museum F: friendship, fun, fairer world festival G: goals, gold H: handball, healing mass I: independence J: Jackie on the flying fox K: Kindness, kris kindles L: laptops, light M: matter – solids, liquids and gases, movie making N: NAPLAN, new learning experiences O: outside the comfort zone P: Port Arthur, playground, Power Point presentations Q: Quick thinking R: responsibility, round robin football and netball, Rowan of Rin, reconciliation S: space, solar systems, spotlight at night, shared prayer T: The Night They Stormed Eureka U: Unbelievable achievements V: Very happy memories W: Wet wet wet X: Xtra-ordinary friends Y: Yummy Mamma Margaret cooking Z: Zoology in adaptation We have been setting goals and are looking forward to being positive role models with developed leadership skills in Year 6. Year 6
Year 6M Teacher: Barbara Moulton Back Row: Paige Terry, Molly Warren, Katelyn Carter, Riley Wilson, Brianna Bailey-Manser, Jack Breward, Emily Sproule, Ryan Gavan Middle Row: Ty Belbin, Kalia Combs, Samuel Vaszocz, Lorcan O’Moore, Lily Barwick, Asta Rowbottom, Eric Glover, Brianna Howard, Noah McGovern, Emily McSherry Front Row: Melissa Evans, Alessandro Zito, Zachary Jones, Molly Dennison, Rosaline Alo, Aimee Hogan, Jack Mullen, Will Banks, Lucy Woodward Absent: Tom Allen
Year 6J Teachers: Miss Katherine Hewitt, Mrs Hayley Joyce Back Row: Mikayla Carnes, Amelia Triffitt, Alec Wilde, Jacob Steele, Alexander Cleland, Aaron Wilton, Harry Guy, Georgia Sproule Middle Row: Benjamin Dowling, Ellie Newland, Felicia Di Carlo, John Watkins-Reynolds, Rachel Netherton, Chloe Richardson, Benjamin McRoss, Owen Hole, Indy Brideson, Christopher Alexandrellis Front Row: Aren Gonzales, Paris Ponting, Bradley Atkinson, Cally Spangler, Piper-Jane Queen, Maggie Carmichael, Alice Wood, Lochlan Connolly, Kimberly Gent, Jack Perry
80 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 6 - Leadership, challenges and rich learning experiences have been the key words for 2013. Students have embraced the responsibilities of Year 6 and have grown and developed during this final year of their primary education. It’s been an exciting transition year with many achievements across all curriuculm subjects as students have been preparing for their journey into secondary education.
Throughout the year students have been encouraged to witness ‘God Moments’ as part of our Making Jesus Real studies. Students have learned to look for Jesus in others and to also be the example in the lives of younger students.
We wish students every success for their continued learning and growth as young people at Dominic College. Bosco House
Where the Eagles SOAR!
This year has been a great success for Bosco House in terms of high achievement and, in particular, the sport achievements in school carnivals.
Term 1 saw Bosco swim their way to their first carnival win of the year winning all three trophies, for another carnival clean sweep following on from 2012. The Athletics Carnival had many highlights, in particular Tedros, Noah and Mikayla all from Bosco, running away as new record holders. Continuing into Term 2, Bosco went into the Cross Country Carnival soaring with confidence, and 6 out of the 8 races were taken out by Bosco students - three of them record-breakers. Not only was it these students who led Bosco to their 280 point lead win, but all the students who participated for extra points for their House. These students are commended for their efforts and should be proud of themselves as that is what Bosco is all about.
There has been a huge increase in Bosco students participation in Creative Arts. There are many talented students who have displayed their talents in the Year 9/10 drama production, Salamanca art exhibition, lunch time concerts, performing in choirs and theatre sports. This year was our first year of having House Theatre Sports. Bosco went very well and our 7/8 team came first! At the start of the year we commenced House singing and Bosco were going very well. We always come together in liturgical singing at Masses, we are always the loudest House and hopefully this continues in 2014.
This year Bosco also took part in a new fundraiser: Dominic College’s Bake Sale! We made delicious caramel slice! The money raised from this will be given to the Salesian schools in Samoa. Also, as usual, Bosco
82 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 helped out with the Dominic Fair. We are confident this rate of academic success will aiming to have every member of Bosco continue on into 2014. House give up an hour or two to help get us our valuable House points. Finally, we would like to thank all of our amazing Pastoral Teachers for the last four This year there was a new system for reports; years. students were given a score out of 5 for their attitude, contribution, respect and Maddison Courtney (Sport), Grace Moles organisation across all subjects. These were (Creative Arts), Ashdyn Higgins (Mission) known as Expectation Reports. These scores and Chloe Stevenson (Academic) - 2013 Bosco were then averaged out and if a student Captains. achieved an average between 4 to 4.25 they received a bronze award, 4.25 to 4.5 received I would like to congratulate Bosco on a silver award, and 4.5 to 5 received a gold another incredibly successful year. Bosco award. With this new system of marking to House is certainly a fantastic place to be. start off the year, a few students in Bosco Thanks to the marvelous Pastoral Teachers and our super leaders and Year 10s for received awards. This number dramatically Above: Grace Moles. increased to 34 students receiving gold bringing about the change in this House Opposite page: Bosco captains. awards, with almost every student getting from when they arrived four years ago! Matthew Stocks - four cross country an award of some type. The improvement wins. Year 8 celebrate. Athletics Aaron Davey, Bosco House Coordinator. and sustainability of students attaining trophies. these awards has been exceptional and I am
Bosco 1 Teacher: Mr Phil Kirkham Back Row: Selina Berry, Mitchell Banks, Cody Devereux, Thomas Lovell, Matthew Stocks, Ellen Young, Tedros Gebrehiwot, Grace Moles, Jayde Daly-Trenham Middle Row: Victoria Lang, Shayne Smith, Gareth Prince, Konstantinos Vasileiou, Callum Flude, Olivia Monaghan, Cayla Johnson, Joshua Peters Front row: Chloe Ackerley, Zachary Roland, Emily Dillon, Danica Ellis, Jakeb Atkinson, Meg Lowe, Shanae Immervoll, Lucas Henderson, Ella Morrison
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Bosco 2 Teachers: Dr Barbara Kameniar, Ms Pat Meaney, Mrs Barbara Pearson, Ms Lisa Byrne Back Row: Joshua Dillon, Liam Wakefield, Georgia Smith, Samuel Coppleman, Brady Titmus, Hussein Makelele, Brayden Jenni, Maddison Sullivan-Quintal Middle Row: Gemma Chisholm, Grace McRoss, Meg Parkinson, Felicity Shadbolt, Hannah Goldsworthy, Lilly Carr Front Row: Jacob Morgan, Mikayla Lockley, Zoe Nichols, Kade Wilton, Brooke Burden, Brock Inches, Chloe Cresswell, Amy Eiszele, Jarrod Goodrick Absent: Kyana Johnson
Bosco 3 Teacher: Mr Warwick Cardamatis Back Row: Samuel Lacy-Fogarty, Renee Terry, Maisen Lockyer, Jacob Woodmansee, Kate Wiggins, Dante Ottavi, Joshua Bailey, Emma Dare Middle Row: Ashley McKenzie, Ryan Eiszele, Freya Rylands, Haimish Cooper, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Olivia Harriss Front Row: Jasmine Taylor, Adam Hall, Cherkira Maxwell, Christopher Smith, Chloe Stevenson, Ethan Whitfield, Olivia Jackson, Damon Curtain, Tahlia Osmond
84 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Bosco 4 Teacher: Mrs Melinda Mansfield Back Row: Nathan Woodford, Rachael Kelly, Jake Courtney, Bradley Shadbolt, Ryan Enniss, Reece Carnes, Oscar Parkinson, Travis Wiggins Middle Row: Hannah Humes, Amber Royer, Cameron Goodsell, Kate Jones, Mitchel Nibbs, Liam Martin, William McSherry, Lauren Rowlands, Amelia Whitfield, Jesse Miteff Front Row: Lisa Page, Jessica Green, Monique Young, Ashdyn Higgins, Brodie Cooper, Tiarnah LeRossignol, Sheridan White, Keeley Wilton, Sophie Dowd
Bosco 5 Teacher: Mr Mike O’Brien Back Row: Jonathon Reid, Tait Fraser, Ashley Dillon, Joshua Cannan, Daniel Warwarek, Trent Henderson, Maddison Courtney Middle Row: Noah Johnson, Julia Jackson, Nemesia Skelly, Aaron Wiggins, Tylah Jones, Kyla Wakefield, Amber Schofield, Janaya Poulson Front Row: Sean Cruz, Chloe Smith, Kate Lovell, Jasmine Hawkins, Yifei Wang, Ruby Lynagh-Curtain, Jessica Duggan, Meagan Schofield, Jacob Davidson Absent: Marc Harvey, Gus Lowe
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 85 Guzman House
Go the mighty Crocs!!!
2013 has been a year of success for Guzman House. While we may not have been on top of the scoreboard at Carnivals this year our true success was seeing people getting involved and having a go. Again throughout this year we saw students from Guzman supporting each other, showing kindness to each other and with continued positive support and guidance from their Pastoral Teachers we make a great team. What do Guzman students think about 2013?
This year my favourite thing would have to be my Adventure Rec class. It has been a great experience learning everything from surfing and mountain bike riding to rock climbing. I’ve enjoyed the sports carnivals, being able to see Guzman work together as a team and, I might add, the best team! All round it’s been a good year and I’ve a lot of fond memories. Carter Harris Year 10 Guzman Sports Leader
Dominic provides so many opportunities, whether they are academic, sporting, mission or creative arts. As Academic Captain I have experienced many of these opportunities. Some of the highlights of this year would include the New Zealand trip, Oz Bosco, Year 10 retreat and participating in competitions like the Australian Brain Bee, MUNA and the Evatt Competition. Being part of Guzman House as a whole has also been great. If I had to leave a message for anyone following in the years to come it would be to take every opportunity that comes your way, you never know where it will lead you. Aleisha Herington Year 10 Academic Leader
Year 9 was a really good year for me because it made me realise if I want to achieve the job and life I desire, I need to excel in my
86 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 classes. And so I acted upon this and my results have jumped higher than they have ever been. I also realised that my actions are a representation of myself and so if I didn’t act upon making myself more positively represented, I probably wouldn’t have been able to land SRC. This year was full of joy and I learnt so much more than I honestly thought I would. Year 10 comes across as a frightening experience but I’m looking forward to it with eagerness because if it is half as great as this year, I will be happy. Jess Pedler Year 9 in like the swimming carnival, athletics When I first started at Dominic I thought carnival, cross country, the retreat and the that I wasn’t going to fit in and that I Year 7 camp. You have fun at all of these wouldn’t make any friends, but the day I Above: Camp fun. Guzman leaders. events, make new friends and learn about started I made a friend and now I have loads Opposite page: Guzman supporters. yourself. At Dominic there is wide range of of friends, so if you think that you aren’t Sian Gesiotto on Dominic Day. elective subjects, in Year 7 you get to try all going to fit in and that you’re not going to Georgia and Kaitlin: What’s up? them before choosing the ones that you like make friends, think otherwise. In Year 7 Year 7 camp. the best and will help you in the future. there are many things you can participate Finlay Graham Year 7
Guzman 1 Teacher: Mr Mark Nolan Back Row: Maggie Wood, Kirrily French, Hayden Cusick, Bradley Jarvis, Declan Reeves, Patrick Beven, Michelle Karsznia, Nadia Twining Middle Row: Jakob Hogan, Olivia Carver, Taylah Pullen, Cameron Smith, Sian Gesiotto, Wayde Devine Front Row: Jonathan Mulungula, Georgia Perry, Madalyn Bolton, Aleisha Herington, Tyler Moore, Samantha Clark, Assiel Mafuriranwa, Sarah Johansen, Finlay Graham Absent: Christopher Allen
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Guzman 2 Teacher: Mr Zach Holmes Back Row: Isabelle Bannister, Frances Di Carlo, Zachary Green, Lucy Dillon, Joel Christie, Djafari Mwarabu, Maddeline Clifford, William Campbell Middle Row: Shari Smith, Nicholas Moltow, Nicholas Davis, Lauren Cash, Maddison Deegan, Matthew Jones, Charlie Nichols, Charlotte Cooper Front Row: Eloise Kerstan, Matthew Haddrick, Breanne Knott, Alyssa Gesiotto, Kyle Spangler, Brea Kelly-Lennox, Louise Stubs, Jordan Bailey, Laura Whittaker
Guzman 3 Teacher: Mr Brian Brennan Back Row: Jesse Bauld, Paige Absolom, Carter Harris, Kaitlin Hawkins, Christopher Tuffin, Loren Stanton, Cameron Norris, Tyler O’Neill, Tafadzwa Bunhu Middle Row: Samantha Pfeiffer, Erin Hole, Roberto Fuentes, Bonnie Pedler, George Strates, Georgia Tibballs, Bayley Bester, Tayla Barrett Front Row: Brianna McCarthy, Patrick Karsznia, Jade Davidson, Lachlan Gray, Cassandra Richards, Joshua Guy, Mackenzie Adams, Zac Pullen, Haylee Fry Absent: Jayden Price-Linnell
88 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Guzman 4 Teacher: Mr David Reinbach Back Row: Cait Kirkham, Takudzwa Bunhu, Zoe Thurston, Declan Queen, Daniel Spencer, Luke Foster, Emily Barrow, Samantha Gangell Middle Row: Tara Norris, Maddison Poprawski, Nicholas Gesiotto, Kristoffer Jimenez, Samarah Burke, Sydney Reynolds, Front Row: Rhiannon Smith, Tyron Buckley, Faida Mwarabu, Emily Post, Brendan Davis-Smith, Alicia Paice, Ashlee Hey, William Davidson, Inala Witzerman Absent: Taya Hill, Amel Ahmed, Hayden Lowe
Guzman 5 Teacher: Ms Samantha Healy Back Row: Sorayah Woods, Thomas Goodluck, Samuel Bird, Joshua Ross, Liam Pullen, William Gray, Janaya Drake, Chloe Buckley Middle Row: Sophie Rainbird, Austin York, Lily Newell, Mohamed Ahmed, Jessica Pedler, Ella Hay Front row: Brendan Eyles, Hayley Smith, Nicholas Harris, Phoebe Wall, Monique Enright, Josh Cahalan, Saskia Newton, Jacob White
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 89 Savio House
As another year comes to a close, we look back fondly on our time. We are writing this report adjusting to temporary displacement from our classrooms, which many generations of Savio House students have called home. Our classrooms are in the midst of a well-deserved renovation, upgrade and makeover.
The year started off with a splash for the Sharks in the pool. Savio didn’t come out on top, but the Shark spirit once again reigned supreme. The Year 7s returned from camp bonded and eager to fully participate in the life of our house. This was just in time for us to come together and dominate the Dominic Day Cup. Our house spirit, encouragement and participation all paid off when Savio was announced as the 2013 winners! The athletics and cross-country carnivals followed with another great show of Savio’s participation and determination to do our best.
Our K-6 Savio House Captains, Melissa Evans and Jacob Steele, praised the participation and enthusiasm of their students saying the Sharks ‘devoured many of their competitors’ and ‘displayed their dorsal fins proudly.’
‘Overall,’ said students, ‘it was another year of healthy rivalry, lively physical activities and a recognition that sport is a healthy way to interact, socialise and display some talents.’
Savio homerooms have been compassionately working away at fundraising for our sponsor child, with great success. With so much community service happening in our house, it is no surprise that so many people received their Savio Badges this year. These are given out for consistent dedication to learning, community service and participation in
90 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 sports. A key College focus this year has been on dedication to studies, with the introduction of Bronze, Silver and Gold awards for our four expectations: Respect, Responsibility, Honesty and Learning. From Term 1 to Term 3 and 4, Savio students improved dynamically in our behaviour and focus in class, shown in the flood of Savio students receiving awards at assemblies.
In the creative department, the Sharks took to the stage for the first Theatre Sports competition. Using our humour and our talented Drama students, we were grateful to come out on top; with our 9/10 team dedication this year. We would also like to Miss Davey, Miss Pearce, Ms Stockwin, Mrs coming first in their competition and the thank our homeroom teachers Mrs Taylor, Marcenko and Mr Harris. 7/8s coming a close second. Many of our After such a great year in Savio House, next students have been involved in creative year will surely be the Year of the Shark. endeavours this year, including Art, Drama, Right: Dominic Day fun. Dance and Music. Opposite page: Savio swimmers. Lily Russell (Mission Captain), Laura Clear On camp. Oscar’s wheelbarrow. (Academic Captain), Morgan McConnell We would like to thank Mr Chris Wright, Athletics captains. (Sports Captain), Samantha Fehlberg (Creative our House Coordinator, for his support and Arts Captain).
Savio1 Teacher: Mrs Gillian Taylor Back Row: Benjamin Shoobridge, James Adlard, Kyle Phillips, Luke Sutton, Maxwell Wood, Dillon Wilson Middle Row: Jake Branch, Samantha Fehlberg, Isabel Williams, Madison Hodge, Holly Van Lierop, George Claridge, Ashlee Percey, Lochie Byrne Front Row: Hailee Farrell, Madison Shaw, Amelia Jones, Joshua Moon, Brandon Goldsmith, Jak Rowbottom, Allissa Manion, Lily Russell, Laura Dennison
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Savio 2 Teacher: Miss Lauren Davey Back Row: Lauralee Woolley, Brodie Rowbottom, Liam Newman, Baden Adams, Nicholas Fraser, James Valentine, Christopher Daly, Stephanie Wood Middle Row: Austin Hollingsworth, Benjamin Percey, Maddie Dillon, Michaela Fehlberg, Alexandria Blackwell, Chelsea Loone, Thomas Deane, Hayley Banks Front Row: Chelsey Clark, Andrew McKenzie, Stacie Van Lierop, Bailey Jones-Carew, Ebony Genge, Rory O’Moore, Amelia Cook, Oscar Bell, Lilly Amos Absent: Miss Lauren Davey
Savio 3 Teachers: Ms Sarah Stockwin, Ms Jacinta Pearce Back Row: Fiona Langford, Dayna Sutton, Ethan Phillips, Hayden Banks, Soma Kondo, Lucy Docherty, Derek Rathbone, Asia Dare Middle Row: Jessica Barrett, Christopher Howard, Niam Askey-Doran, Matthew Palmer, Oscar Elliott, Tayla McKenzie Front Row: Mollie Hodge, Catherine Hunniford, Aymen Moutwari, Jack Butler, Maddison French, Mitchell Davis, Allen Glover, Hannah Shelverton, Mekayla Burns Absent: Bryce De Bomford, Samuel Cerritelli
92 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Savio 4 Teacher: Mrs Janet Marcenko Back Row: Montanah Crosswell, Holly Butterworth, Timothy Jones, Morgan McConnell, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Dylan Eady Middle Row: Emerson Figg, Kalvin Baric, Samuel Peters, Dannielle Goldsmith, Finnian Pasanen, Laura Clear, John Harry, Melanie Smith Front Row: Courtney Latham, Shea Golding, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Sarah Stansbie, Bailey Machin, Holly Swan, Raegan Mart, Molly Baker, Coral Hutchins Absent: Kyle Gangell
Savio 5 Teacher: Mr Graeme Harris Back Row: Hussam Mohamed, Ella Blackwell, Mahalia Kingsley, Jeremy Percy, Jessica Rogers, Blake Mills, Emily Thompson, Shan Garwood Middle Row: Kate Baker, Amy Pearcey, Duncan Knight, Morgan Phillips, Patrick Davis, Kristen Farley, Jacob Golding, Cassie Booth Front Row: Grace Branch, Jacob Ambler, Keeley Wilson, Emily Foster, Joshua Russell, Rebekah Smith, Isabelle Williams, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Kalila Hapka
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 93 Siena House
A great aspect of being in Siena house has always been the reaffirming sense of House spirit and community. This was underlined by the range of activities we participated in throughout the year, Our achievements indicate our improvement and just how far we’ve come. At the start of the year at our swimming carnival, we placed a pleasing second. This was followed by thirds at both our athletics and cross country events. On each of these occasions our students showed significant support and encouragement of one another, regardless of year level or athletic ability. It is wonderful to see the courage, determination and substantial effort of each individual throughout these sporting days. In April we held our annual Dominic Day Cup, and based on the 3–6 Siena students placing first, in combination with the high school result, we had the highest score overall.
As leaders we hope that as a House, we can continue this improvement in the future.
At the beginning of Term 4, Siena house held a bake sale for our Salesian community in Samoa. This was a great success with a hefty 200 bags of coconut ice sold, raising over $200.
The innovative Theatre Sports Competition was an enjoyable, humorous success. It was great fun for participants especially Siena. Our Siena team won the ‘Magic Moment Award.’ We hope that this occasion will continue for years to come and that the future Siena participants strive to fulfil their potential in this area, as the House contains many talented members, in the Creative Arts area and more. We also have a number of Siena students who were involved in the drama production, choir, concert band plus art related and co-curricular activities.
94 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 A number of Siena students received outstanding achievements, including our ‘Gold,’ ‘Silver’ and ‘Bronze’ awards, as well as the Academic Achievements awarded to students who excel in a particular subject and dare to achieve. This shows Siena House has embraced and upheld our four expectations; we are learners, we are honest, we are responsible and we are respectful.
Overall it’s been a fantastic four years of high school being a part of Siena house. We are honoured to have had the opportunity to represent our house and we are grateful for all the friends, House Co-ordinators and homeroom teachers who have influenced our lives in many ways and have guided as we Above Go Siena. become young adults. Right: Theatre Sports. Annabelle and Michael. Grace Hills, Lizzie Robinson, Opposite page: Dominic Day Year 6 Annabelle Haney and Michael Harris cheer squad. Lined up to go. More supporters. Go Shania!
Siena 1 Teacher: Mr Greg Woodward Back Row: Chloe Bayliss, Heather Fletcher, Jacob Jones, Jae Cashion, Riley Psaila, Jack Jankus, Georgia Riza, Ryan Sproule Middle Row: Faith Nfundiko Tennille Doyle, Nichol Aji, Jessica Martin, Jack Guesdon, Tahlia Langford, Abbey Ratcliffe, Liya Berhane Front Row: Bradley Coad, Ryan Bosworth, Jaymie Mullen, Samson Ryan, Bradley Edmundson, Judith Robinson, Harry Mapley, James Wapstra
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Siena 2 Teacher: Mr Martin Kress Back Row: Brody Cousens, Jasmine Rayner, Natalia Hinds. Jesse Quinn, Benjamin Percy, Michelle Grovenor, Emily Pregnell, Gemma Terry Middle Row: Annabelle Haney, Tayla Griffiths, Georgia Moore, Madeline Welsh, Shania Kava, Zachary Banks, Nicole Netherton, Brendan Tucker Front Row: Chelsea Menzie, Jack Cornish, Karissa Pinnington, Taylor Young, Jamaica Whitley, Bianca Alexander, Ella Ratcliffe, Riley Newland, Brianna Jones Absent: Riley Whelan
Siena 3 Teacher: Miss Nicole Millikan Back Row: Isaac Murray, Bianka Fisher, James Banks, William Godden, Lukas Flytkjaer, Nikki Fletcher, Lucas Howlett, Daina Jurevics Middle Row: Marcus Jones, Chloe Wells, Richard Ngendahayo, Brodie Reeve, Nathan Coad, Catherine Fletcher, Prudence Raspin, Jessica Macfarlane Front row: Jamie Woolley, Danielle Cross, Paige Jolly, Molly McGovern, Zachary Cripps, Elizabeth Robinson, Holly Scott, Grace Hills, Fontaine Nfundiko
96 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Siena 4 Teacher: Mr Stephen Casni Back Row: Emily Godden, Dayna Graham, Christina Giameos, Morgan Gearman, Light Suliman, Lyndall Barwick, Ethan Rixon-Jackson, Michael Harris Middle Row: Imogen Lomasney, Nicholas Woolley, Lily Banks, Bridget Snell, Gemma Leaman, Stacie Young, Hayden Banks, Benjamin Wood Front Row: Brooke Quinn, Adam Oates, Darcey Grovenor, Samuel Holdsworth, Nellie Ryan, Brendan Blackwell, Samantha Hall, Mitchell Clark, Brooke Dillon
Siena 5 Teacher: Mr Josh Mackie Back Row: Chloe Wilton, Jakob Triffitt, Kye Tomkinson, Patrick Di Martino, Jake Newland, Ben Fenton Middle Row: Jesse Downham, Grace Rosevear, Joseph Howlett, Sage Wessing, Ty Nichols, Jessica Marriott, Amy Clark, Bradley Young Front Row: Megan Blackwell, Joshua Cleaver, Molly Woolley, Montanna Cate, Shannon Hariss, Brittany McCarthy, Reece Cashion, Sona Sojan Absent: Brianna Hobden, Curtis Ling
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Sport
In 2013, Dominic College continued with individual and team successes in many events.
In Netball, Year 9 Division 1 won their grand final convincingly. The team played every game with a high level of The Pierre de Coubertin Award for 2013 is sportsmanship and outstanding skill level. given to a single student who demonstrated Year 10 Division 1 also came away with the academic excellence and sporting prowess Above: Dominic played against premiership in their division. whilst exemplifying the Olympic values. This GYC blue in our Netball league. award was recently won by Lauren Rowlands. All but two players for GYC In Basketball, the Year 8 boys took out their were Dominic Old Scholars. competition with just five players in the Thank you to the coaches of our sport teams; It was fantastic to see strong grand final demonstrating how much heart and of course all the supervisors, umpires athletic abilities from both teams. each of the boys had and their desire to win. and assistants. We wish to acknowledge Below: Touch Football training at The Year 7/8 REP Basketball girls played those people who have gone over and above lunchtime. in the Year 9 SSATIS competition rather expectations and who wholeheartedly are than their correct age group to increase their very important to our school. We thank competition, and took out their grand final. them for their support: Mr Davey, Mr Reinbach, Miss Millikan and Mr Mackie, all In Soccer, the Year 8 boys achieved success our groundsman, Mr Jackie Allsop and our with their exciting win to take out the administrative team. SSATIS premiership. Thank you to all students, staff and families In Indoor Volleyball, the 7/8 girls triumphed who participated and assisted this year, in their age category. especially the coaches of the impressive number of sporting teams without whom our And in Cross Country, Noah Johnson was students could not progress and achieve in so the U13 SSATIS Champion and Tedros many ways. Gebrehiwot was the U15 boys SSATIS champion. By winning these events, the boys Lauren Davey 7-10 Sports Coordinator claimed themselves as the fastest southern Cameron Golding K-6 Sports Coordinator private schools champions!
100 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: Under 11 Dominic Black played Dominic Maroon. Yr 3/4 Netball team members: Emily Klaffer, Ava Stephens, Charlotte Gillie, Theona Kalis, Zoe Quilliam, Ella Rainbird, Shakirra Cate and Maddison Lyne all smiles after another excellent win. Dominic Gold in Yr 3/4 Basketball. Swimming Captains Ben Shoobridge, Dante Ottavi, Chloe Stevenson and Ellen Young representing the College at SSATIS. Congratulations to the Yr 9 Div 1 premiers. The Yr 9 team progressed to and won the grand final in the highest standard, with an easy clean sweep of the competition. Girls Open Div 1 100m: Lauren Rowlands (3rd) Maddison Courtney (2nd), Ella Blackwell (1st), Imogen Lomasney, Lyndall Barwick, Hannah Shelverton. Ashley and Taylor Cruse competed in the Southern Little Athletics Cross Country Championships with Ashley (U9) finishing 2nd and Taylor (U7) finishing 4th - a terrific result. They both competed in the State Little Athletics Cross Country Championships in Campbell Town with Ashley coming 4th and Taylor coming 6th. We are very proud of their efforts and hope they continue to do well in these events in the future. Left to right: Year 9 swimming relay team in SSATIS carnival: Nicole Netherton, Frances Di Carlo, Montanna Cate, Ashlee Hey. Kate Jones (Year 7) competed in two National Karate Tournaments and trained with the Australian Karate Squad at the AIS (Australian Institute of Sport). Kate received a Bronze medal in the Australian Schools Championship Kumite (sparring) and came 4th overall in the Australian Open. Kate represented Australia in Montreal, Canada, in the Commonwealth Karate Championships and won silver and gold medals in her division.Tennis: Thank you to Mr Mickey Conallin from the Domain Tennis Centre, who held three Thursdays of tennis lessons at Dominic College. Every student improved their skills from their PE lessons. Frances Di Carlo and Rene Terry represented Tasmania in State netball. Emily McSherry and Bradley Atkinson enjoy leading Bosco House to victory in the Years 3-6 Cross Country. Year 7 Soccer after defeating SHC 4-3. Year 5/6 Football players shape up for the team photo after 5 hard games of footy at the Catholic Schools round robin. Open Boys 100m Div 1: Liam Pullen (3rd), Djafari Mwarabu (1st), Ashley Dillon (2nd). Year 7 Futsal team members from DC All Pros and DC Legends. Year 10 Netball premiers. Years 7/8 girls REP Basketball play in and win the Year 9 competition. Year 8 soccer after defeating Hutchins 3-1.
102 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Every afternoon, staff would drive past Year 9 student, Teddy Gebrehiwot, running Tolosa Street as they were heading home. Many of us were lucky enough to see him at our school and SSATIS/SATIS carnivals in 2013, giving the crowd a wave as he lapped the best students around Tasmania. Teddy Gebrehiwot took part in the Australian Junior Athletics Championship in Perth, Western Australia, the premier athletics event for U14-U20 athletes. Teddy brought his ‘A game’ to this event: all the training and mental preparation was to pay off. Teddy placed 2nd in the 1500m and 3rd in the 3000m. His time of 4.08.81 in the 1500m was his “best race ever” and in his 3000m, Teddy clocked an impressive 9.07.65. Congratulations to Teddy. What an outstanding achievement - amongst the fastest runners in Australia!
Athletics Team Back Row: Thomas Allen, Owen Hole, Lorcan O’Moore, Ellie Newland, Liam Cowen, Noella Irumva, Lucy Carter, Xanthe Brouwer, Renee Wiggins, Isaia Johnson 4th Row: Mikayla Carnes, Georgia Sproule, Jacob Steele, Aaron Wilton, Riley Wilson, Brianna Bailey Manser, Ryan Gavan, Amelia Triffitt, Lily Barwick 3rd Row: Noah McGovern, Vincent Harman, Kalia Combs, Alec Wilde, Felicia DiCarlo, Indy Brideson, Chelsea Jones, Emmanuel Christopher 2nd Row: Aiden Waller, Zachary Holdsworth, Jack Mullen, Cally Spangler, Bradley Atkinson, Zeke Jenkins, Jordan Green, Hannah Langford, Declan Sproule Front Row: Lachlan Pullen, Damian Howlett, Georgia Enright, Bianca Davidson, Charlotte Gillie, Megan Steele, Ella Fitzpatrick, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Amber Nagy, Ebony Langford.
Cross Country Team Back Row: Maddison Cockerill, Bradley Atkinson, Will Banks, Lorcan O’Moore, Tyler Clay, Lucy Carter, Owen Hole, Thomas Allen, Cally Spangler, Liam Cowen, Isaia Johnson 4th Row: Sophie Valentine, Kalia Combs, Felicia DiCarlo, Paige Terry, Aaron Wilton, Jacob Steele, Ryan Gavan, Brianna Bailey- Manser, Georgia Sproule, Alec Wilde, Indy Brideson, Ellie Newland 3rd Row: Mitchell Cleland, Lucas Allen, Jackson French, Kelsea Cano Calderon, Bianca Davidson, Lachlan Bacon, Lachlan Pullen, Amber Nagy, Ewan Bacon, Brooklyn Woolley, Shakirra Cate, Logan Nagy, Damian Howlett 2nd Row: Rachel Kim, Thomas Bennett, Zachary Holdsworth, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Emily Klaffer, Thomas Atkinson, Hannah Langford, Jacob Tarvydas, Jordan Green, Georgia Enright, Amelie Brouwer 1st Row: Theona Kalis, Max Brideson, Renae Wiggins, Sebastian Albiston, Emmanuel Christopher, Liam Harris, Alex Wilson, Vincent Harman, Olivia Peters, Aiden Waller Front Row: Hannah Maw, Halle Jenkins, Charlotte Gillie, Megan Steele, Ebony Langford, Ethan Henderson, Ashley Cruse
Swimming Team Back Row: Vincent Harman, Rachel Netherton, Lorcan O’Moore, Aaron Wilton, Riley Wilson, Jacob Steele, Kate Carter, Indy Brideson, Kalia Combs 3rd Row: Martin Kaczorek, Clayton Reeve, Ryan Hopkins, Liam Cowen Maddison Cockerill, Alex Wilson, Lucy Carter, Thomas Atkinson, Emily Klaffer 2nd Row: Georgia Enright, Bianca Davidson, Jordan Green, Thomas Bennett, Jorgia Golding, Jacob Tarvydas, Chloe Cooper, Zac Butchart, Aiden Waller Front Row: Xavier Combs, Lucas Allen, Jackson French, Connor Spangler, Megan Steele, Charlotte Gillie, Ashlee Bresnehan, Lachlan Pullen
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Sports Leaders Back Row: Amelia Triffitt, Paige Terry, Ryan Gavan, Aaron Wilton, Riley Wilson, Jack Breward, Brianna Bailey Manser, Jacob Steele, Kate Carter, Georgia Sproule 3rd Row: Erin Downham, Ellie Newland, Chloe Richardson, Indy Brideson, Asta Rowbottom, Lily Barwick, Mickayla Carnes, Rachel Netherton, Kalia Combs, Felicia DiCarlo, Ben McRoss, Alice Wood, 2nd Row: Bradley Atkinson, Aimee Hogan, Samuel Vasczocz, Owen Hole, Noah McGovern, Piper-Jane Queen, Emily McSherry, Thomas Allen, Zachary Jones, Rosaline Alo, Front Row: Paris Ponting, Lochlan Connolly, Allesandro Zito, Benjamin Dowling, Jack Mullen, Cally Spangler, Lucy Woodward, Maggie Carmichael, Melissa Evans
Denison vs Franklin Representatives Back Row: Jacob Steele, Alec Wilde Front Row: Thomas Allen, Paige Terry, Brianna Bailey Manser, Felicia DiCarlo, Ellie Newland
State Reps Regional Reps Noah McGovern, Aaron Wilton Back Row: Felicia DiCarlo, Lorcan O’Moore, Jacob Steele, Aaron Wilton, Paige Terry, Indy Brideson, Emmanuel Christopher Front Row: Thomas Cornell. Noah McGovern, Tyler Clay, Thomas Gillie, Xanthe Brouwer, Bradley Atkinson, Campbell Wood
106 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 3-4 Black Boys Basketball 3-4 Gold Boys Basketball Back Row: Aiden Dwyer, Jack Cassidy, Connor Spangler Back Row: Samuel Anning, Jackson French, Ethan Henderson Front Row: Zachary Holdsworth, Tyler Carr, William Brain Front Row: Isaac Skinner, Thomas Atkinson, Lachlan Bacon
3-4 Maroon Boys Basketball 3-4 Black Girls Basketball Back Row: Jacksyn Flack, Lucas Allen, Lachlan Nilsson Back Row: Ebony Langford, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Lucy Wolfe Front Row: Jack Howard, Jacob Tarvydas, Zac Butchart Front Row: Hannah Langford, Chloe Cooper, Ella Fitzpatrick
3-4 Gold Girls Basketball 5-6 Black Boys Basketball Back Row: Megan Steele, Ashley Cruse, Back Row: Samuel Vaszocz, Joshua Howells, Jack Breward, Emmanuel Christopher Front Row: Megan Steele, Emily Klaffer, Charlotte Gillie Front Row: Lachlan Bacon, Jordan Green, Benjamin Dowling, Zachary Jones
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5/6 Gold Boys Basketball 5/6 Black Girls Basketball Back Row: Alex Wilson, Riley Wilson, Jacob Steele, Jordan Day, Back Row: Xanthe Brouwer, Renae Wiggins, Cally Spangler Front Row: Thomas Cornell, Lachlan Riddell, Will Banks, Connor Riza, Aren Gonzales Front Row: Kalia Combs, Lily Barwick, Paige Terry
5/6 Gold Girls Basketball Year 3 Cricket Team Back Row: Felicia DiCarlo, Amelia Triffitt, Alice Wood, Back Row: Logan Nagy, Tyler Duggan, Connor Steele, Jacob Tarvydas, Connor Spangler, Front Row: Sarah Hawkins, Melanie Cook, Paris Ponting, Jessica Evans, Georgia Enright Michael Gherezgher, Isaac Skinner, Xavier Combs Front Row: Jack Kailis, Jack Cassidy, Lucas Allen, Wean Bacon, Jackson French, Connor Ellis, Samuel Anning
Year 4 Cricket Team 3-4 Black Flippa Ball Back Row: Zac Butchart, Liam Cowen, Ryan Hopkins, Tyler Carr Back Row: Lucy Wolfe, Zac Butchart, Elliott Ling, Ella Rainbird Front Row: Ethan Henderson, Aiden Waller, Zac Holdsworth, Jesse Whittaker, Front Row: Elizabeth Pettit, Lachlan Nilsson, Brooklyn Woolley, Lachlan Bacon, Lachlan Pullen Jaxson Barron
108 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 3-4 Maroon Flippa Ball 5/6 Black Flippa Ball Back Row: William Brain, Maddison Cockerill, Clayton Reeve Back Row: Zachary Jones, Samuel Vaszocz, Kate Carter, Lachlan Riddell Front Row: Matilda McGovern, Charlotte Gillie, Chloe Cooper, Jack Howard, Front Row: Jordan Green, Melanie Cook, Lucy Carter, Ellysse Eiszele, Georgia Enright, Ariarne Roberts Lachlan Bacon.
5/6 Gold Flippa Ball 5/6 Maroon Flipper Ball Back Row: Oliver Wareing, Joshua Howell, Harry Guy, Thomas Gillie Back Row: Alex Wilson, Riley Wilson, Brianna Howard, Front Row: Libby Fry, Connor Riza, Kimberly Gent, Daniel Hunniford, Front Row: Martin Kaczorek, Rachel Netherton, Sophie Valentine, Felicia DiCarlo, Bianca Davidson Thomas Cornell
3-4 Netball 5/6 Black Netball Back Row: Sarah Fitzpatrick, Melanie Cleland, Emily Klaffer, Alyssa Mustchin, Ella Back Row: Chelsea Jones, Isabella Cook, Kalia Combs Fitzpatrick, Theona Kalis Middle Row: Shakirra Cate, Ariarne Roberts, Charlotte Gillie, Front Row : Jessica Evans, Lucy Woodward, Ellysse Eiszele, Melissa Evans, Melanie Cook Illiana Allocca, Noella Irumva, Chloe Green, Jasmin Harrington Front Row: Hannah Maw, Mitchell Cleland, Zoe Quilliam, Ava Stephens, Ella Rainbird, Grace Goodman, Ashlee Bresnehan, Alyssa Grealish Dominic College Yearbook 2013 109 Sport
5/6 Gold Netball 5/6 Maroon Netball Back Row: Olivia Peters, Lily Barwick, Chloe Mackie, Caitlin Diprose Back Row: Erin Downham, Paige Terry, Brianna Howard, Front Row: Maggie Carmichael, Piper Queen, Asta Rowbottom, Aimee Hogan, Ashley Front Row: Libby Fry, Georgia Enright, Rosaline Alo, Kearna Warren, Amber Burns Cano Calderon
All Girls Soccer Team Under 8 Black Soccer Team Back Row: Melanie Cook, Caitlin Diprose, Katelyn Gallegos Calderon, Back Row: Ryan Grealish, Bessie Harman, Rachael Glidden, Jordan Harrison Front Row: Ashlee Bresnehan, Brooklyn Woolley, Jessica Evans, Ashley Cruse, Front Row: Samuel Anning, Xavier Tonks, Cody Whittaker, Elliott Skinner, Erin Waters Halle Jenkins
Under 8 Maroon Soccer Team Under 8 Yellow Soccer Team Back Row: William Smith, Solomon Kidane, William Heaton, Rose Brophy Back Row: Samuel Daly-Leaman, Max Peters, Blake Klaffer, Mitchell Brown Front Row: James Wolfe, Jack Hurd, Hawi Bowerman, Martin Kose, Jordan Richards Front Row: Daniel Kirk, Jude Holbrook, Georgia Nikitaras, Oliver Geeves, Bradley Roberts
110 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Under 9 Black Soccer Team Under 9 Maroon Soccer Team Back Row: Shakirra Cate, Connor Steele, Max Brideson Back Row: Amelie Brouwer, Jacob Tarvydas, Michael Gherezger Front Row: Lucas Allen, Aidan Dwyer, Ava Stephens, Jacksyn Flack, Jack Cassidy Front Row: Ewan Bacon, Connor Spangler, Halle Jenkins, Tyler Duggan, Kaitlyn Allen
Under 9 Yellow Soccer Team Under 10 Black Soccer Team Back Row: Connor Ellis, Ella Rainbird, Harry Breslin Back Row: Jack Lovell, Jack Howard, Melanie Cleland, Liam Cowen, Aidan Waller, Front Row: Logan Nagy, Oscar Breslin, Erin Waters, Xavier Combs, Jack Kalis Elliott Ling Front Row: Ethan Henderson, Mitchell Cleland, Damian Howlett, Marcus Lyne, Lachlan Nilsson, Angelo Gonzales
Under 11/12 Maroon Soccer Team Under 11 Black Soccer Team Back Row: Sophie Valentine, Jordan Day, Paige Terry Back Row: Emmanuel Christopher, Joshua Howells, Dionysus Vasileiou, Charles Front Row: Lachlan Bacon, Daniel Hunniford, Xanthe Brouwer, Jordan Green, Holmes, Alex Wilson Daniel Hunniford Front Row: Thomas Cornell, Athos Pavlides, Thomas Gillie, Tyler Clay, Melanie Cook, Campbell Wood
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Teeball Team Tennis Players Back Row: Nevada Whitley, Zac Butchart, William Brain, James Lane MacDonald, Back Row: Eric Glover, Jordan Day, Riley Wilson, Jacob Steele, Lorcan O’Moore Elliott Ling, Lachlan Nilsson Front Row: Hannah Maw, Jaxson Barron, Jack Howard, Front Row: Campbell Rhodes, Benjamin Dowling, Will Banks, Noah McGoven, Jack Lovell, Jacksyn Flack, Kaitlyn Allen Alex Wilson, Bradley Atkinson
Touch Football Players Waterpolo Back Row: Alec Wilde, Mikayla Carnes, Jack Breward, Georgia Sproule, Harry Guy, Back Row: Alex Wilson, Aaron Wilton, Riley Wilson, Harry Guy, Katelyn Carter Benjamin McRoss Front Row: Will Banks, Owen Hole, Vincent Harman, Christopher Front Row: Samuel Vaszocz, Felicia DiCarlo, Joshua Howells, Rachel Netherton, Martin Alexandrellis, Thomas Gillie, Thomas Allen, Jordan Green Kaczorek, Lucy Carter
112 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Athletics Team Back Row: Emily Barrow, Jae Cashion, Joshua Cannan, Sam Bird, Niam Asky-Doran, Hussein Makelele, Light Suliman, Djafari Mwarabu, Ashley Dillon, Liam Pullen, Michael Harris, Morgan McConnell, Matthew Stocks, Miss Davey, Daniel Warwarek, Samuel Wakefield, Mr Reinbach Fourth Row: Mr Davey, Renee Terry, Gemma Terry, Maddison Courtney, Samantha Fehlberg, Noah Johnson, Ryan Sproule, Cameron Goodsell, Benjamin Percey, Joshua Peters, Liam Wakefield, Tedros Gebrehiwot, Miss Millikan, Luke Foster Third Row: Lily Banks, Nemesia Skelly, Bailey Machin, William Gray, Frances Di Carlo, Cayla Johnson, Lauren Rowlands, Jasmine Rayner, Jonathan Mulungula, Austin Hollingsworth, Danica Ellis, Eloise Kerstan, Joshua Dillon, Lily Newell Second Row: Monique Enright, Ashlee Hey, Jade Davidson, Stacie Young, Shania Kava, Kyana Johnson, Shan Garwood, Cassie Booth, Asia Dare, Sona Sojan, Bradley Young, Tukudzwa Bunhu, Marc Harvey Front Row: Jessica Green, Shanae Immervoll, Zoe Nichols, Madeline Welsh, Ashdyn Higgins, Mekayla Burns, Brooke Quinn, Jessica Duggan, Emily Dillon, Alicia Paice, Kade Wilton, Madison Shaw, Olivia Jackson, Jaymie Mullen, Fontaine Nfundiko, Louise Stubs, Jordan Bailey
Cross Country Team Back Row: James Banks, Kye Tomkinson, Dillon Wilson, Ben Shoobridge, Jae Cashion, Sam Bird, Shan Garwood, Emily Barrow, Djafari Mwarabu, Michael Harris, Morgan McConnell, Matthew Stocks, Miss Davey, Daniel Warwarek, Luke Foster, Tedros Gebrehiwot Third Row: Mr Davey, Nathan Woodford, Kate Jones, Christopher Howard, Riley Psaila, Gemma Terry, Mahalia Kingsley, Samantha Fehlberg, Noah Johnson, Austin Hollingsworth, Benjamin Percey, Joshua Peters, Miss Millikan, Lily Newell, Tukudzwa Bunhu, Liam Wakefield Second Row: Grace Branch, Felicity Shadbolt, Shannon Harris, Sheridan White, Olivia Harriss, Lily Banks, Nemesia Skelly, Renee Terry, Jakeb Atkinson, Lauren Rowlands, Jonathan Mulungula, Bradley Young, Ashlee Hey, Jade Davidson, Frances Di Carlo, Louise Stubs, Jasmine Rayner Front Row: Mikayla Lockley, Lilly Amos, Saskia Newton, Jak Rowbottom, Lucas Henderson, Samuel Holdsworth, Damon Curtain, Jacob Davidson, Fin Graham, Shanae Immervoll, Zoe Nichols, Madeline Welsh, Mekayla Burns, Cayla Johnson, Brooke Quinn, Emily Dillon, Madison Shaw, Eloise Kerstan, Danica Ells
Swimming Team Back Row: Trent Henderson, Dillon Wilson, Dante Ottavi, Ashley Dillon, Michael Harris, Benjamin Shoobridge, Matthew Stocks, Shan Garwood, Ryan Sproule, Luke Foster, Oscar Parkinson, Jacob Jones, Mr Reinbach Third Row: Mr Davey, Bonnie Pedler, Lauren Rowlands, Ellen Young, Renee Terry, Nemesia Skelly, Lily Newell, Callum Flude, Miss Davey Second Row: Joseph Howlett, Meg Parkinson, Danica Ellis, Jessica Macfarlane, Joshua Guy, Jacob Golding, Shannon Harris, Monique Enright, Jessica Pedler, Montanna Cate, Frances Di Carlo, Nicole Netherton Front Row: Sarah Stansbie, Sheridan White, Aleisha Herington, Chloe Stevenson, Ashlee Hey, Andrew McKenzie, Jacob Davidson, Eloise Kerstan, Jaymie Mullen, Jessica Duggan, Brooke Quinn, Jessica Green
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All Schools Cross Country Team Back Row: Lauren Rowlands, Samantha Fehlberg, Shan Garwood, Emily Barrow, Djafari Mwarabu, Michael Harris, Ben Shoobridge, Matthew Stocks, Luke Foster, Tedros Gebrehiwot Middle Row: Miss Millikan, Joshua Bailey, Jasmine Rayner, Bradley Young, Noah Johnson, Benjamin Percey, Joshua Peters, Lily Banks, Liam Wakefield, Miss Davey Front Row: Fin Graham, Lilly Amos, Mikayla Lockley, Gemma Terry, Mekayla Burns, Cayla Johnson, Ashlee Hey, Brooke Quinn, Madison Shaw, Eloise Kerstan
State Sports Representatives Back Row: Jonathan Mulungula, Gemma Terry, Kate Jones, Maddison Courtney, Light Suliman, Luke Foster, Renee Terry, Noah Johnson, Frances Di Carlo Front Row: Damon Curtain, Ashlee Hey, Jacob Golding, Reece Cashion, Zoe Nichols, Madison Shaw
114 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Years 7-8 Boys AFL A Back Row: Kip Allen, William McSherry, Owen Arrowsmith, Dillon Wilson, Daniel Warwarek, Luke Foster, Jeremy Percey, Blake Mills, Cameron Goodsell Middle Row: Joshua Cleaver, Austin Hollingsworth, Benjamin Percey, Liam Martin, Jack Guesdon, Austin York, Nicholas Davis, Samuel Cerritelli Front Row: George Strates, Lucas Henderson, Brodie Rowbottom, Ryan Sproule, Mr Davey, Liam Wakefield, Joshua Peters, Ryan Bosworth, Damon Curtain
Years 7-8 AFL B Back Row: Zachary Cripps, Ty Nichols, Aaron Wiggins, Light Suliman, Benjamin Percy, Jake Branch, Joshua Guy Middle Row: Mr Reinbach, Tyron Buckley, Nicholas Harris, Joshua Ross, Hayden Cusick, Brock Inches, Sydney Reynolds, Bradley Young Front Row: Jacob White, Brendan Eyles, Jakeb Atkinson, Mr Davey, Zane Cowen, Billie Davidson, Andrew McKenzie
Years 9-10 Boys AFL Back Row: Matthew Stocks, Joshua Bailey, Reece Carnes, Ashley Dillon, Trent Henderson Third Row: Joshua Cannan, Kye Tomkinson, Joel Christie, Jakob Triffitt Second Row: Hussein Makelele, George Strates, Djafari Mwarabu, Mr Davey, Michael Harris, Jack Jankus, Christopher Howard Front Row: Mitchell Davis
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Years 7-8 Boys Badminton Years 8-9 Girls Badminton Front Row: Brodie Cooper, Mr Brennan, Aaron Wiggins, Bailey Machin Front Row: Mackenzie Adams, Holly Butterworth, Mr Brennan, Molly McGovern
Years 9-10 Girls Badminton Year 7 Boys Basketball Black Front Row: Chloe Cresswell, Amelia Cook, Mr Brennan, Louise Stubs, Laura Dennison Back Row: Zachary Cripps, Light Suliman, Lachlan Gray Front Row: Andrew McKenzie, Miss Davey, Rory O’Moore
Year 7 Boys Basketball Maroon Years 7-8 Girls Basketball Back Row: Noah Johnson, Mr Davey, Callum Flude Back Row: Natalia Hinds, Dayna Sutton, Miss Davey, Meg Parkinson, Chelsea Loone Front Row: Tyler Fitzpatrick, Jacob Golding, Patrick Karsznia Middle Row: Asia Dare, Isabelle Williams, Maddison Poprawski Front Row: Mikayla Lockley
116 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Years 7-8 REP Basketball Boys Years 7-8 REP Basketball Girls Back Row: Noah Johnson, Jayden-Price Linnell, Light Suliman, Dillon Wilson, Back Row: Montanah Crosswell, Chloe Wilton, Mr Davey, Renee Terry, Nemesia Skelly Tukudzwa Bunhu Middle Row: Madison Shaw, Emily Dillon, Monique Enright Front Row: Samuel Cerritelli, Lachlan Gray, Austin Hollingsworth (reserve), Tyron Buckley Front Row: Emily Post
Year 8 Boys Basketball Maroon Year 8 Boys Basketball Black Back Row: Kyle Spangler, Liam Martin, Curtis Ling, Bailey Machin Back Row: Jayden Price-Linnell, Aaron Wiggins, Mr Reinbach, Travis Wiggins Front Row: Benjamin Percy, Dillon Wilson, Jeremy Percy Front Row: Damon Curtain, Tyron Buckley, Brayden Jenni
Year 9 Boys Basketball Black Year 9 Boys Basketball Maroon Back Row: Maxwell Wood, Mr Davey, Joshua Cannan Back Row: Liam Newman, Bradley Jarvis, Mr Reinbach, Christopher Tuffin, Nathan Front Row: Hayden Clark, William Gray, Joshua Dillon Woodford Front Row: Samuel Holdsworth, Patrick Davis, Christopher Howard
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Years 9-10 Girls Basketball Years 9-10 REP Basketball Boys Back Row: Imogen Lomasney, Lauren Rowlands, Maddison Courtney, Emily Barrow, Back Row: William Gray, Jakob Triffitt, Christopher Tuffin, Joel Christie, Joshua Cannan Amelia Cook Middle Row: Chloe Cresswell, Miss Millikan, Ashlee Hey Front Row: Christopher Howard, Joshua Dillon, Kye Tomkinson, Ashley Dillon, Front Row: Assiel Mafuriranwa Jesse Quinn
Years 9-10 REP Basketball Girls Year 10 Boys Basketball Back Row: Imogen Lomasney, Maddison Courtney Back Row: Benjamin Shoobridge, Daniel Spencer Front Row: Maddison Sullivan-Quintal, Cayla Johnson, Aimee Pearcey Front Row: Joel Christie, Kye Tomkinson, Jakob Triffitt
7/8 Boys Cricket Years 7/8 Girls Cricket Austin York, Jesse Miteff, Jacob Ambler, Zachary Cripps, Patrick Karsznia, Joshua Guy, Chelsea Menzie, Georgia Perry, Holly Swan, Kate Baker, Megan Schofield, Jasmine Fontaine Nfundiko, Billie Davidson, Jack Cornish Hawkins, Chloe Wells
118 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 7 Boys Futsal Legends Term 1 7 Boys Futsal All Pro Term1 Front Row: Joshua Moon, Callum Flude, Light Suliman, Christopher Smith Front Row: Oscar Bell, Reece Cashion, Jonathan Mulungula, Rory O’Moore
Years 7-8 Boys Futsal Term 3 Year 9 Boys Futsal Term 1 Front Row: James Wapstra, Jesse Miteff, Light Suliman, Fontaine Nfundiko Back Row: James Valentine, Jae Cashion, Maxwell Wood, Ethan Rixon-Jackson Front Row: Niam Asky-Doran, Finnian Pasanen, Samuel Holdsworth
Year 9 Boys Futsal Term 3 Years 9-10 Girls Futsal Term 1 Back Row: George Claridge, Samuel Bird, Maxwell Wood, Jesse Quinn, Jae Cashion Back Row: Mahalia Kingsley, Gemma Terry, Emily Barrow, Montanna Cate Front Row: Samuel Holdsworth, Ethan Rixon-Jackson, Finnian Pasanen, Front Row: Megan Blackwell, Mekayla Burns, Shania Kava Brendan Davis-Smith
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Years 9-10 Girls Futsal Term 3 Year 10 Boys Futsal Term 3 Back Row: Jessica Martin, Madeline Welsh, Gemma Terry, Paige Jolly, Olivia Harriss Back Row: Thomas Lovell, Djafari Mwarabu, Ashley Dillon, Hussein Makelele, Tait Fraser Middle Row: Mekayla Burns, Imogen Lomasney, Mahalia Kingsley, Chloe Stevenson Front Row: Michael Harris, Morgan McConnell, Hussam Mohammed Front Row: Zoe Nichols
Year 7 Div 1 Netball Year 7 Div 2 Netball Back Row: Raegan Mart, Janaya Poulsen, Miss Millikan, Emily Dillon, Danica Ellis Back Row: Molly Woolley, Jessica Macfarlane, Maggie Wood, Miss Millikan, Middle Row: Jaymie Mullen, Hailee Farrell, Eloise Kerstan, Amy Eiszele Chloe Wells, Madison Shaw Front Row: Brooke Quinn Front Row: Saskia Newton, Sona Sojan, Chelsea Menzie
Year 8 Div 1 Netball Black Year 8 Div 1 Netball Maroon Back Row: Hannah Goldsworthy, Holly Van Leirop, Chloe Wilton, Nemesia Skelly, Back Row: Nadia Twining, Taya Hill, Georgia Smith, Chelsea Loone, Lily Banks Maddison Poprawski Front Row: Rebekah Smith, Shannon Harris, Holly Swan, Tennille Doyle Front Row: Jessica Green, Monique Enright, Ella Hay
120 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 8 Div 2 Netball Year 9 Div 1 Netball Back Row: Sarah Stansbie, Asia Dare, Lauralee Woolley, Montana Eyles, Back Row: Prudence Raspin, Renee Terry, Miss Davey, Loren Stanton, Amelia Whitfield Mackenzie Adams Middle Row: Montanna Cate, Holly Butterworth, Shania Kava Front Row: Courtney Latham, Tayla Barrett, Mikayla Lockley Front Row: Chloe Cresswell
Year 9 Div 2 Netball Year 10 Div 1 Netball Back Row: Shayne Smith, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Mr Reinbach, Erin Hole, Nicole Netherton Back Row: Grace Moles, Fiona Langford, Lyndall Barwick, Amber Royer, Middle Row: Rhiannon Smith, Ashlee Hey, Holly Scott Jayde Daly-Trenham Front Row: Yifei Wang, Molly Baker Front Row: Paige Jolly, Jessica Martin, Sheridan White
Year 10 Div 2 Netball School Netball Firsts Back Row: Sorayah Woods, Bianka Fisher, Miss Millikan, Lucy Dillon, Georgia Tibballs Back Row: Imogen Lomasney, Stacie Young, Ellen Young, Lauren Rowlands, Middle Row: Kristen Farley, Tyler O’Neill, Gemma Leaman, Annabelle Haney Madeline Welsh Front Row: Sian Gesiotto, Shae Golding Front Row: Ashdyn Higgins, Chloe Stevenson, Olivia Harriss
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Year 7 Boys Soccer Year 8 Boys Soccer Back Row: Ethan Whitfield, Christopher Smith, Callum Flude, Jesse Miteff, Ryan Back Row: Bailey Machin, Richard Ngendaho, Aaron Wiggins, Jayden Price-Linnell, Eiszele, Jakob Hogan Front Row: Fontaine Nfundiko, Brendan Davis-Smith (umpire), Tukudzwa Bunhu, Brodie Rowbottom Front Row: Damon Curtain, Zac Pullen, Bailey Miss Millikan, Jacob Ambler, James Wapstra Jones-Carew, Marc Harvey, Brock Inches, Nicholas Moltow, Jordan Bailey
Years 9-10 Boys Soccer Back Row: Riley Psaila, Jae Cashion, Samuel Bird, Dante Ottavi, Lucas Howlett Middle Row: George Claridge, Michael Harris, Djafari Mwarabu, Daniel Spencer, Ashley Dillon, Hussein Makelele, Morgan McConnell, Mr Reinbach Front Row: Christopher Howard, Niam Asky-Doran, Liam Pullen, Nathan Coad, Samuel Holdsworth
Years 9-10 Girls Soccer Girls Tennis Back Row: Assiel Mafuriranwa, Gemma Terry, Stephanie Wood, Miss Millikan, Miss Davey, Holly Butterworth, Lily Newell, Jasmine Taylor, Megan Schofield, Mahalia Kingsley, Shannon Harris, Liya Berhane Eloise Kerstan, Hannah Humes, Coral Hutchins Front Row: Zoe Nichols, Imogen Lomasney, Faith Nfundiko, Gemma Chisholm, Lily Russell
122 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Boys Tennis 7/8 Boys Touch Football Black Back row: Miss Davey, Patrick Karsznia, Callum Flude, Zachary Banks, Ryan Eiszele Declan Queen, Owen Arrowsmith, Liam Wakefield, Austin Hollingsworth, Front row: Rory O’Moore Zane Cowen, Jack Guesdon, Christopher Smith, Damon Curtain, Mr Mackie
Year 7/8 Boys Touch Football Maroon Years 7/8 Girls Touch Football Black Ryan Sproule, Liam Martin, Joshua Peters, Benjamin Percey, Bradley Young, Renee Terry, Lily Newell, Georgia Smith, Chloe Wells, Nemesia Skelly, Victoria Lang, Jak Rowbottom, Lucas Henderson, Mr Reinbach Danica Ellis, Maddison French, Ms Pearce
Years 7/8 Girls Touch Football Maroon Tears 9/10 Boys Touch Football Back row: Miss Millikan, Emily Godden, Kirrily French, Kate Baker, Holly Swan, Back row: Mr Davey, Matthew Stocks, Kye Tomkinson, Morgan Gearman, Asia Dare Front row: Lilly Amos, Tayla Barrett Michael Harris, Jakob Triffitt
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Year 9 Girls Touch Football Year 10 Girls Touch Football Mrs Davey, Shania Kava, Holly Scott, Tayla Griffiths, Chloe Cresswell Mrs Davey, Gemma Terry, Fiona Langford, Ella Blackwell, Maddison Deegan, Imogen Lomasney, Sian Gesiotto, Grace Hills
Years 7-8 Girls Indoor Volleyball Term 1 Years 9-10 Girls Indoor Volleyball Term 1 Div1 Back Row: Mackenzie Adams, Kate Jones, Mr Brennan, Mr Mangione, Chloe Wilton, Back Row: Madeline Welsh, Mahalia Kingsley, Mr Brennan, Mr Mangione, Chlesea Loone Madeleine Clifford, Shania Kava Front Row: Catherine Hunniford, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Jessica Duggan Front Row: Chloe Smith, Ashlee Percey, Montanna Cate, Paige Jolly
Years 9-10 Girls Indoor Volleyball Term 1 Div 2 Years 7/8 Grass Volleyball Back Row: Tylah Jones, Alexandria Blackwell, Mr Brennan, Mr Mangione, Back row: Mr Brennan, Chelsea Loone, Taya Hill, Jessica Duggan, Tsegabirhan Kidane, Mahalia Kingsley, Stacie Young Catherine Hunniford, Chelsey Clark, Mr Mangione Front Row: Lily Russell, Shayne Smith, Amelia Cook
124 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Year 9 Girls Grass Volleyball Year 10 Girls Grass Volleyball Mr Brennan, Frances Di Carlo, Stacie Young, Alexandria Blackwell, Ashlee Percey, Mr Brennan, Sage Wessing, Madeleine Clifford, Mahalia Kingsley, Stephanie Wood, Shayne Smith, Montanna Cate, Amelia Cook, Mr Mangione Kyana Johnson, Carly Watson, Lily Russell, Mr Mangione
Years 7-8 Boys Waterpolo Years 9-10 Girls Waterpolo Back Row: Joseph Howlett, Luke Foster, Callum Flude Back Row: Bonnie Pedler, Maddison Deegan, Frances Di Carlo, Jessica Pedler, Paige Front Row: Tyler Fitzpatrick, Jacob Golding, Joshua Guy Jolly, Montanna Cate Middle Row: Aleisha Herington, Chloe Stevenson, Miss Davey, Olivia Harriss, Nicole Netherton Front Row: Mekayla Burns
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formal occasions, while the whole group, Old Scholars uniformly agreed the days along with many staff and parents and were worthwhile – interesting and fun. friends, worked towards a memorable 40th Numbers were normally 15-30 on a Saturday Anniversary Gala Ball, held Friday night afternoon in the White House and included 24 May at The Mercure, Hobart where a tour of the College today, with visits to 150 guests, including Archbishop Adrian the old classrooms and facilities of the ex- Doyle, present Principal Beth Gilligan and students’ times. former Principals and Deputies Fr Frank Bertagnolli, Fr John Papworth, Fr Lawrie We hope next year’s reunions of the classes Moate, Sr Pam Davis, Fr Bernie Graham, of 1974, 1984, 1994 and 2004 will join us.
Dominic Old Scholars Association Old Dominic together with a large variety of ex-students, Those interested in reunions or willing to staff and ex-staff, enjoyed reminiscing, help coordinate and be a point of contact speeches, videos, dinner and dancing. for old scholars should email oldscholars@ dominic.tas.edu.au Fr Bernie, in his keynote speech, spoke warmly of ‘the creative insight, courageous As well as formal reunions, we greatly decision making and brave venturing, enjoyed some informal occasions and casual DOSA holds a strong place in the hearts of probably with a bit of pragmatic reality visits, too, including Peter Allsopp’s 70th many older old scholars, but is still finding thrown in, of many men and women’ who birthday, Michael Bond’s visit after many its feet with generations X, Y and Z. brought together the existing relatively years in the US and Victoria, Chris Dillon’s young schools in a trail-blazing and daring work here for his teaching degree, and After DOSA’s near demise five years ago, move to co-education in 1973. various Old Scholars who came in to have a the College leadership and many volunteers look at the place. of good will hope to see a sustainable Old Principal Beth Gilligan shared a number of The DOSA Football teams participation Scholars group in the future. beautiful videos featuring old scholars, and a in the Old Scholars competition was celebratory cake was cut in style. DOSA Chairman, Tony Webb (Savio 1963), particularly successful in 2013. The College and Committee members Diane Byrne During 2013 successful reunions were provides facilities for the team to train (Cerritelli, Holy Name 1971), Leesa Baker celebrated for the classes of 1973, 1983, pre-season, and supports and sponsors the (1986), Nicole McKay (Glover, 1994), 1993 and 2003, and a combined reunion for club. Along with many old scholars playing Tristan Cripps (2001), can be seen on many the classes of the early 1960s. for DOSA, two current teachers (and old
128 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Dominic champions in the DOSA vs St Virgils goal kicking comp. scholars) play and our students can judge the the crowd and began kicking them from Likes and friends accelerated during the success of the team by the demeanor of their everywhere. Congratulations, Liam! period and Dominic College Facebook teachers! celebrated its 2000th liker in August 2013. While DOSA had an up-and-down year Congratulations, Alicia! The traditional heated rivalry of DOSA and during the home-and-away rounds, they St Virgil’s Old Scholars was enjoyed by all squeaked into the semi-finals in both An expanded Veritas magazine, featuring Saturday 15 June at North Hobart Oval. seniors and reserves. Then the solid form longer stories about the College and a Ex-Carlton AFL player, Simon Wiggins, of the seniors side emerged triumphant in broader selection of the catch-ups with Dominic College Class of 1998, joined sudden-death elimination final wins against ex-students, helped the community and old his friends for DOSA and Tim Golding, University and Richmond. In the Grand scholars to see both their place in history Dominic College Class of 2001, played his Final against Hutchins, DOSA fell behind and how that history can stay alive today. 200th game. early but settled in the second quarter and The magazine also showcased the fine powered away in the second half to win by contributions and variety of lives lived by old These milestones inspired DOSA to a 15 points. scholars. magical start, kicking six goals to one in the first quarter, before the rain, mud and While Hutchins rued missed chances early, The Dominic College website underwent chilling wind restored the game to a hard DOSA celebrated its first seniors premiership ongoing improvement, and fresh news and physical slog. Neither side kicked a goal in since 1999. improved photo galleries allowed ex-students the second quarter, and though St Virgil’s to share in the current life of the school as fought back in the third, DOSA poured on The DOSA Roosters crowed long and hard. well as remembrances of the past. the pressure in the last quarter to run away Other ways for old scholars to stay in touch, for a comfortable 40 point win. DOSA looks forward to welcoming another and remember family, friends and ‘the old batch of Old Scholars at the conclusion to Adding salt to the wounds, Dominic days’ emerged strongly during 2012 and our 2013 graduation services. College took out the prestigious half-time 2013. goal-kicking competition, too. Despite Mark Dillon, Old Scholars Coordinator and dreadful conditions and a few early misses Social media’s Facebook became a popular College Archivist the Dominic College team hung in. Then calling-in spot for news, views, sports, Liam Wakefield found his touch, dazzled current school activities and old photos.
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 129 Dominic Old Scholars can stay in touch in many different ways Left to right: Full time Grand Final score. DOSA Seniors Old Scholars Football premiers. Looking at a photo display. 1973 Year 10 reunion. Chris Dillon back at Dominic for part of his teaching degree. The College supports DOSA Football and sponsors jumpers: Cameron Golding and Aaron Davey with Ms Gilligan. Michael Bond with Paul Williams. 40th anniversary Gala Ball at the Mercure: Beth Gilligan and Linda Douglas. VIPS cutting the cake. Dancing. 1993 Year 10 reunion. Early 1960s boys reunion. Old Scholar Tim Golding cheered off in his 200th game for DOSA in their win over St Virgils. 1983 Year 10 reunion. Peter Allsopp, school mate Frank Lewis, DOSA Chairman Tony Webb, and Principal Beth Gilligan. 2003 Year 10 reunion.
BER funding conclusion Savio Centre landscaping The massive building projects undertaken The completion of the new Savio Centre was by the College over the last four years were not the end of the project for the Dominic concluded in 2012 with the expenditure College Property and Maintenance team. of the last of the Federal Government’s While the building looked great, significant Building the Education Revolution (BER) landscaping projects were required for capital grant funding. stabilisation and beautification. The Property team has done a great job in grassing the In the first half of 2013 we’ve reflected on area out front and mulching the new the BER achievement and what our capital garden beds. A feature of this work was priorities will be for the future. As part the strategic placement of several massive of this reflection the College has begun a boulders salvaged during the excavation for review of our master plan to reassess the construction of the Savio Centre creating optimal location of future building and a nice place for students to relax and hang redevelopment works. This review will be out during recess and lunch. The planting of finalised by early 2014. low-maintenance native trees and shrubs is planned for the surrounding garden beds in Although the significant BER funding is 2014 to complete the landscaping works. gone, the College has been busy investigating alternative funding sources and self- Savio classroom redevelopment funding a few projects including the locker Dominic College was successful in an program, K-6 playground equipment, Savio application to the TCEC Capital Projects Centre landscaping, and Savio classroom Committee (CPC) for access to block grant redevelopment. funding to begin a refurbishment of the Capital Development Savio classrooms. With $700,000 provided Locker program by the CPC and a College contribution The roll out of the new 7-10 lockers has only of $600,000, we have been able to start one more installation required in 2014. Then a $1.3 million refurbishment project on all 7-10 students will have access to new these classrooms in Term 4 2013. The powered lockers. The program is coordinated refurbishment works will upgrade seven in with the laptop program to ensure classrooms, develop a new student hub to students can charge laptops within their provide a warm and dry space for students lockers. And as a bonus, the splash of colour to meet during free time, create a new they add to corridors considerably brightens corridor connecting the Savio classrooms to up these spaces. the Guzman corridor, and new classroom furniture to improve classroom comfort for K-6 playground equipment both the students and teachers. This project A very generous $20,000 donation from the will be completed in time for the start of College’s Parents & Friends Committee has Term 1 2014. funded the purchase and installation of new play equipment near the Year 5-6 blocks on Dylan Chivers, College Business Manager the edge of the main oval. The playground is a favourite with students during recess and lunch times.
132 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: New lockers in the Siena Corridor with secure laptop recharging inside. Landscaping in front of the new Savio Centre allows students to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. New playground equipment. Property maintenance team members, David Adams, Ian Buckley, Darren Lonergan and Steve Morgan. Savio classroom redevelopment worksite: Discussions between Cordwell-Lane foreman, Mr Chivers and Ms Gilligan. On wet weather days students were short of The K-6 Parent Representative Group, activities, so the P&F Committee decided under the umbrella of the P&F, also had a to purchase a large variety of board games, successful year running the Easter Raffle, puzzles and activity sets distributed in Term Glow Stick stalls, Mother’s Day and Father’s 3.Teachers had supplied us with a wish list Day stalls. The PRG was able to purchase a and many games per class for K-6 students large amount of sand toys for the students to and a huge pile for the 7-10 students, were use in the sandpit and planning is underway sourced. This has been a huge success with for another substantial purchase. all. I have been given the pleasure of
Parents and Friends Parents The P&F also co-hosted and helped organise representing the P&F Committee in the role the Dominic College 40th Anniversary of President for the third year. In the past Gala Ball. The Dominic labelled wines couple of years the Parents & Friends have were purchased by the P&F for the tables. made some amazing things happen for such This was a fantastic evening for all who a small committee. Committee members attended the celebration, and a night to be who assisted this calendar year are Sharon remembered for many years. Cleland, Patricia DiCarlo, Annette Roberts, Anita Netherton, Valeska Winter, Holly With the wonderful support of the P&F Our three main fundraising ventures this Pearl, Cherieann Oliver, Natasha Barron, Committee and the community, the year were the Dominic Fair, the K-6 Spooky Nanette Dowling, Paul Dowling, Alison Dominic College P&F achieved much Disco night and the Sports Day Barbeque, Norris, Sharon Cook, Leesa Baker, Wendy this year. The P&F assisted the College in but there were also smaller ventures such as Snell, Adrienne Davis, Ella Harman, Kim many ways, including sponsorship of the the Paint Stick stall. The Fair Committee Wakefield, Mike Jones, Andrea Webster, Dominic End-of-year Awards and our deserve high recommendation for their hard Kate King and Nicola Rayner. Thank you all. annual significant donation to the Sister work and many hours of organisation that Athanasius Fund, which supports students in went into the fairs in November 2012 and Although so much has been achieved in the College. We again supplied K-6 students November 2013. Once again they were this short period of time, imagine what with Christmas craft funds to create some our biggest source of funds for the College. could be achieved with commitment from wonderful gifts for Christmas, and Icy poles Many free activities and entertainment a larger committee. Please don’t hesitate to were distributed to each student in the were on show along with some great money contact the College if you are considering College, K-10, on their last day of school as making ventures and a smorgasboard of food joining this dynamic group. Finally I would a treat. stalls. like to thank the Executive committee for their professionalism, the P&F members Our achievements in this last 12 months The disco night had fantastic music and and the volunteers at the fundraising events included the implementation of the first lighting, and proved a lot of fun not only for for all the hard work and effort they have stage of K-6 playground equipment. More the students, but for the teachers and P&F contributed throughout the year, and the compact than first envisaged, the equipment members who were in theme and costumed. Dominic Community for their continued delighted students and has provided many It was so successful families have requested support of the P&F. Thank you everyone for hours of fun. We now have the next stages discos in both Term 1 and 3 in 2014. The a great year! of the construction to consider, such as the Sports Day Barbeque proved quite a challenge fitness circuit equipment, banks of swings to the volunteers on the day, as the gas ran Sharon Cleland, P&F President and a natural landscaped play area. We are out on the barbeque! We had to run over also raising funds to help purchase the new to Mamma Margaret’s Kitchen to cook 200 lighting grid in the Dance Studio. sausages! Somehow everything was ready in time and we made a nice profit from the day.
134 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Left to right: New play equipment is much appreciated. Mixing up ingredients for a successful Fair. Face- painting fairies at the Fair. Everyone loves a spooky disco! Mother’s and Father’s Day stalls are always popular. Plenty of games now, on wet weather days. Principal Mr John Gerrard Miss Stephanie Sandeman Administration Staff Ms Beth Gilligan Mrs Angela Gibbons Mr Brent Scanlon Mrs Frances Archer Mr Cameron Golding Ms Ruth Scanlon Mrs Belinda Atkinson Deputy Principal Mrs Tameika Grist Mrs Nicole Shanny Mr Clinton Baker Mrs Janine O’Hea Miss Jane Gysen Miss Gaye Spencer Mrs Patricia Claridge Mr Graeme Harris Miss Sarah Stockwin Satchell Mrs Natalie Duggan College Rector Mrs Roslyn Hawkins Mrs Gillian Taylor Mrs Michele Guy Fr Frank Bertagnolli Mrs Alexandra Heinze Mrs Virginie von Savageri Mr Craig Hazi Miss Katherine Hewitt Mr Paul Williams Mr Anthony Millhouse Business Manager Mrs Jade Hollick Mr Michael Woolford Ms Wendy Rhodes Mr Dylan Chivers Mr Zach Holmes Mr Christopher Wright Miss Alicia Sargent Mrs Hayley Joyce Mrs Rosemary Street Mrs Selina Kinne Teacher Assistants Year K-10 Teaching Staff Mr Philip Kirkham Mrs Jacalyn Baker School Counsellor Mrs Barbara Baker Mr Martin Kress Mrs Alana Berry Mrs Karen Greatbatch Miss Joanna Boyd Ms Kate Longey Mrs Wendy Burrill Mr Brian Brennan Mrs Allison Lowe Mr Rodney Butterworth E-Learning Staff Miss Anna Brown Mr Joshua Mackie Mrs Patricia Coad Mr Ian Davidson Miss Jessica Brownrigg Mr Rocco Mangione Mrs Nanette Dowling Mr James Lambert Ms Kimbra Burke Mrs Melinda Mansfield Ms Audrey Durbridge Mr Robert Sullivan Mr Warwick Cardamatis Mrs Janet Marcenko Mrs Jennifer Edwards Mr Matthew Taylor Mr Stephen Casni Miss Masayo Marutani Mrs Deborah Gray Ms Anna Cazaly Miss Nicole Millikan Mr Daniel Hall Library Staff Mr Casey Moore Ms Tracey Hawkins Mrs Kathleen Caplice Staff Mrs Allison Cooley Ms Sue-Ellen Cunningham Ms Barbara Moulton Mrs Carole Herington Mrs Christine Donnelly Mr Aaron Davey Mr Mark Nolan Mrs Kathryn Lyne Miss Lauren Davey Mr Michael O’Brien Miss Patricia Meaney Maintenance Staff Mrs Natalie Davey Mr Frederick O’Leary Br Michael Morrow Mr David Adams Mrs Linda Douglas Mrs Sonia O’Leary Mrs Danielle Pullen Mr Ian Buckley Mrs Patricia Downie Mrs Jessica Palermo Mrs Colleen Ralph Mr Darren Lonergan Mrs Jane Doyle Miss Jacinta Pearce Sr Mary Rickards Mr Steven Morgan Miss Eloise Farr Mrs Barbara Pearson Mrs Judith Scaife Mrs Jennie Fasnacht Mr Andrew Pritchard Miss Lisa Schmalfuss Bus Driver Ms Sarah Forward Mr David Reinbach Mr Peter (Jackie) Allsopp Miss Stevee Gardner Mr Philip Roberts
Mr Peter (Jackie) Allsopp Mrs Frances Archer Mrs Belinda Atkinson Mrs Barbara Baker
Mr Clinton Baker Mrs Jacalyn Baker Mrs Alana Berry Fr Frank Bertagnolli
Miss Joanna Boyd Mr Brian Brennan Miss Anna Brown Miss Jessica Brownrigg
136 Dominic College Yearbook 2012 Mr Ian Buckley Ms Kimbra Burke Mrs Wendy Burrill Mr Rodney Butterworth
Mrs Kathleen Caplice Mr Warwick Cardamatis Mr Stephen Casni Ms Anna Cazaly
Mr Dylan Chivers Mrs Patricia Claridge Mrs Patricia Coad Mrs Allison Cooley
Ms Sue-Ellen Cunningham Mr Aaron Davey Miss Lauren Davey Mrs Natalie Davey
Mr Ian Davidson Mrs Christine Donnelly Mrs Linda Douglas Mrs Nanette Dowling
Dominic College Yearbook 2012 137 Mrs Patricia Downie Mrs Jane Doyle Ms Audrey Durbridge Mrs Jennifer Edwards
Miss Eloise Farr Mrs Jennie Fasnacht Ms Sarah Forward Miss Stevee Gardner
Mr John Gerrard Mrs Angela Gibbons Ms Beth Gilligan Mr Cameron Golding
Mrs Deborah Gray Mrs Karen Greatbatch Mrs Michele Guy Miss Jane Gysen
Mr Daniel Hall Mr Graeme Harris Mrs Roslyn Hawkins Ms Tracey Hawkins
138 Dominic College Yearbook 2012 Mr Craig Hazi Mrs Alexandra Heinze Mrs Carole Herington Miss Katherine Hewitt
Mrs Jade Hollick Mr Zach Holmes Mrs Hayley Joyce Mrs Selina Kinne
Mr Philip Kirkham Mr Martin Kress Mr James Lambert Mr Darren Lonergan
Ms Kate Longey Mrs Allison Lowe Mrs Kathryn Lyne Mr Joshua Mackie
Mr Rocco Mangione Mrs Melinda Mansfield Mrs Janet Marcenko Miss Masayo Marutani
Dominic College Yearbook 2012 139 Miss Patricia Meaney Mr Anthony Millhouse Miss Nicole Millikan Br Michael Morrow
Ms Barbara Moulton Mr Mark Nolan Mr Michael O’Brien Mrs Janine O’Hea
Mr Frederick O’Leary Mrs Sonia O’Leary Mrs Jessica Palermo Miss Jacinta Pearce
Mrs Barbara Pearson Mr Andrew Pritchard Mrs Danielle Pullen Mrs Colleen Ralph
Mr David Reinbach Ms Wendy Rhodes Sr Mary Rickards Mr Philip Roberts
140 Dominic College Yearbook 2012 Miss Stephanie Sandeman Miss Alicia Sargent Mrs Judith Scaife Mr Brent Scanlon
Ms Ruth Scanlon Miss Lisa Schmalfuss Mrs Nicole Shanny Miss Gaye Spencer
Miss Sarah Stockwin Mrs Rosemary Street Mr Robert Sullivan Mrs Gillian Taylor
Mr Matthew Taylor Mr Paul Williams Mr Michael Woolford Mr Christopher Wright
Dominic College Yearbook 2012 141 Year 10 Leavers
Name: Baden Adams Name: Ella Blackwell Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V2 Pastoral Group: V5 Contributions: Being a good friend Contributions: Soccer; Netball; SATIS Athletics Favourite moments: Shooting my teacher with a Team; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; paintball gun in New Zealand. Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being Ambitions or goals: Achieve a VET Certificate in a good friend Engineering and Horticulture. Favourite moments: Meeting and making new Favourite quote: ‘Good drivers have dead flies on friends in Year 7 right through to Year 10 has the side windows’ Walter Rohrl definitely been a highlight in my 4 years at Dominic College. Ambitions or goals:I would love to go to the Olympics and represent Australia in Sprinting, but just in case that doesn’t work out I have a back up plan which is to go to University and study Human Movement which will one day enable me to become either a Physiotherapist or Chiropractor. Favourite quote: ‘If you ain’t first you’re last’ Ricky Bobby
Name: Isabelle Bannister Name: Will Campbell Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G2 Pastoral Group: G2 Contributions: Volleyball; Young Vinnies; Fair Contributions: Fair Volunteer; Rock Band; Art Volunteer; Talking Heads (Drama); Achieving Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being a good friend House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Going to Favourite moments: The Year 10 New Zealand OzBosco; Sports Coach / Umpire; Co-curricular ski and snowboarding trip is the major highlight Drama; Drama Productions; Being a good friend of the year, all of the experiences I had there Favourite moments: My favourite part of being at (besides fishing) I probably won’t ever have the Dominic was when I did Talking Heads in Year 10 opportunity to have again. The thrills and yes, with Mr O’Brien. It was an amazing opportunity. even the spills were some of the memories I won’t My favourite class I’ve ever taken was Creative ever forget. Writing with Mrs Healy and Miss Brownrigg. Ambitions or goals:After year 12 I plan to go Ambitions or goals:When I leave Year 12 I to university to study for my desired career of Architecture or Graphic Design, joining a want to go University and get my Bachelor of respected designing company and working my Education. I want to have a successful career as a way up so one day, I can have own business primary school teacher and a loving family when designing some of the greatest structures in I’m older. history. Favourite quote: ‘You can’t change your past, Favourite quote: ‘Don’t give up, the beginning is but you can let go and start your future’ Quinn always the hardest, so lets keep going till the very Fabray, Glee end’ Natsu Dragneel/Hiro Mashima
Name: Lyndall Barwick Name: Reece Carnes Started at Dominic College: Year 6 Started at Dominic College: Prep Pastoral Group: S4 Pastoral Group: B4 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Netball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; Rock Band; Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; House Achieving House Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; Sports Carnivals; Going to OzBosco; Being a House Sports Carnivals good friend Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip was an Favourite moments: My overall highlight of my unforgettable experience time at Dominic, would be being a member of Ambitions or goals:In future years I would like to the Siena House. It is like a family, it is full of become a fully qualified tradesman in either an wonderful people, great leaders and has a fantastic electrical or capentry trade. I would also like to House Coordinator, Mr Pritchard. travel to places all over the world, like America, Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to college, obtain Indonesia, Japan, and many other places if I ever a high ATAR score to continue on to University get the opportunity to go. to study Veterinary Science. Favourite quote: ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now, and live Favourite quote: ‘Life is like a coin, you can spend the rest of your life as a champion.’ Muhammad it anyway you want but you can only spend it Ali once’ Lillian Dickson
Name: Patrick Beven Name: Olivia Carver Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Pastoral Group: G1 Pastoral Group: G1 Contributions: Achieving House Badge; Class Contributions: Volleyball; Fair Volunteer; Captain; Going to OzBosco; Being a good friend; Achieving House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; School Vice Captain Co-curricular Dance Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip has got Favourite moments: My school highlights to have been the best two weeks of my life. The would be going on class excursions in Adventure friends made and the memories of all the great Recreation when we would go surfing every week. experiences will stay with me forever. I have made some incredible life long friends and Ambitions or goals:I hope to one day attend I have had a great homeroom teacher, Mr Nolan. university and study something I am really Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and passionate about. study a Bachelor of Education. I would love to Favourite quote: ‘If opportunity doesn’t knock, teach primary school children from Kindergarten build a door’ Milton Berle to Year 6. I want to travel overseas and especially visit my Grandfather’s family in Italy. Favourite quote: ‘I don’t regret the things I’ve done, I regret the things I didn’t do when I had the chance’ Unknown
144 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Gemma Chisholm Name: Maddeline Clifford Started at Dominic College: Year 5 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B2 Pastoral Group: G3 Contributions: Soccer; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Basketball; Young Vinnies; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Volleyball; Fair Volunteer; Talking Head (Drama); Achieving House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Photography House Dance; House Captain / Leader; Co- Club; Being a good friend; After school art, Asian curricular Drama; Drama Productions; Being a Festival good friend Favourite moments: Mr Woolford, Mr Brennan, Favourite moments: New Zealand was an Mr Cardimatas, Miss Healy, Miss Brownrigg, I amazing experience, something I will never forget. loved all the camps, all the awards, it made me feel Performing ‘What’s The Matter With Mary Jane?’ as if I had achieved something. would definitely be the highlight of being at Ambitions or goals:I hope to finish college, go on Dominic College. student exchange and travel the world. I want to Ambitions or goals:I wish to help make the world a more peaceful, respectful, accepting and loving help disadvantaged countries learn to live better. I place. I hope to travel to a Third-World Country wany to go to uni and join the army. I would like to learn the difficulties they face daily and find out to publish a novel as well. how I can help. Favourite quote: ‘We may run, walk, stumble, Favourite quote: ‘You don’t get to choose if you drive, or fly, but let us never lose sight of the get hurt in this world, but you do have some reason for the journey, or miss a chance to see a say in who hurts you’ John Green, The Fault In rainbow on the way’ Gloria Gaither Our Stars.
Name: Joel Christie Name: Nathan Coad Started at Dominic College: Prep Started at Dominic College: Prep Pastoral Group: G2 Pastoral Group: S3 Contributions: Football (AFL); Basketball; Rep Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Basketball; Sports Coach / Umpire Soccer; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Favourite moments: My highlights were being in Achieving House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; the school Rep Basketball team and also spending Being a good friend time with friends in class and up at the top court Favourite moments: Feast day activities were at recess and lunch. always great. It was a good opportunity to do Ambitions or goals:I would like to go to the USA some fun activities with your friends as well as and watch a game of the NBA. I hope to get a celebrating the life of a saint. good job and be successful. Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and Favourite quote: ‘You have to be able to accept study exercise and sport science. I also hope to failure to get better’ Lebron James travel the world one day and experience many different cultures and ways of living. Favourite quote: ‘A lot of success is in the mind. You must believe you are the best and then make sure that you are’ Bill Shankly
Name: Amy Clark Name: Samuel Coppleman Started at Dominic College: Year 6 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: S5 Pastoral Group: B2 Contributions: SATIS Athletics Team; Achieving Contributions: Tournament of Minds; Drama House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Productions; Stage Management Captain / Leader Favourite moments: The most memorable teacher Favourite moments: New Zealand was such an would by far be Mr Woolford, the best retreat amazing experience, the people I went with made would have to be the recent Year 10 retreat made it even better. possible mostly by Mr Casni and many other Ambitions or goals:I hope to study journalism and teachers. travel as much as I possibly can. Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and Favourite quote: ‘Follow your dreams or you’ll study in the field of medical science and Bio-tech spend the rest of your life working for someone research, I also hope to open my own Baking shop who did’ Unknown somewhere along my life journey. Favourite quote: ‘Death comes to us all, but great achievements will build a monument that will endure until the sun grows cold’
Name: Laura Clear Name: Maddison Courtney Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Pastoral Group: V4 Pastoral Group: B5 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; House Drama; Netball; SATIS Athletics Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Fair Volunteer; Concert Band; Achieving House Netball; Basketball; SATIS Athletics Team; Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Captain / Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; SATIS Leader; Going to OzBosco; Co-curricular Dance Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals; Favourite moments: There are so many highlights House Captain / Leader; Going to OzBosco; Rep I have had over my 12 years at Dominic. The ones that affected me the most were the Year 6 Basketball Canberra Trip, our Year 10 New Zealand Trip Favourite moments: Memorable teachers and all the people I met and became friends would have to be Mrs Fouad, Mr O’Brien, with along the way. The two trips were amazing, Miss Brownrigg, Mr/Mrs & Miss Davey, Mr they put me outside my comfort zone and I Cardimatis and Mr Brennan. accomplished things I never dreamed I could. But without a doubt the biggest highlight I have Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to University in had at Dominic would be getting to know and Melbourne to study Physiotherapy. learn from some amazing people, but most of all Favourite quote: ‘Obsessed is a word the lazy use sharing the journey with them. to describe the dedicated’ - Zyzz Ambitions or goals:My dream for my life is to travel the world, experience everything I possibly can, and make a difference along the way. Favourite quote: ‘Real dreams are uncrushable’ Keith Urban
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 145 Name: Christopher Daly Name: Bryce De Bomford Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V2 Pastoral Group: V3 Contributions: Football (AFL); Young Vinnies; Contributions: Being a good friend Cricket; Achieving House Badge; Being a good Favourite moments: I’m proud of the awards friend; social group I’ve won, what I have learned and the teachers Favourite moments: My favourite primary teacher I’ve had. is Mrs Joyce, my favourite secondary teacher Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university to is Mrs Marcenko, and overall favourite is Mrs get a business degree and become an accountant. Joyce. 2011 a week away from the swimming Favourite quote: ‘If people reach perfection they carnival the Dominican-Alliance (myself, Savio vanish, you know.’ T.H. White, The Once and co-ordinator, and Guzman co-ordinator made an Future King alliance between both houses) in the secondary campus is born. Ambitions or goals: To ensure that there is a lot of good in the world and no evil. Favourite quote: ‘Don’t give up your future, all because you want to fit in with your mates. Just be yourself.’
Name: Jayde Daly Name: Maddison Deegan Started at Dominic College: Prep Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B1 Pastoral Group: G2 Contributions: Netball; Touch Football; House Contributions: Basketball; Volleyball; SATIS Sports Carnivals; Being a good friend Athletics Team; Achieving House Badge; Touch Favourite moments: I’ve met the best people, and Football; House Sports Carnivals; Water Polo; made the most amazing friends. Winning the Sports Coach / Umpire netball grandfinal every year though high school. Favourite moments: My school highlight would On retreat day how everyone actually got along, be going on the New Zealand trip. and had a good time. Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete Year 12 Ambitions or goals: To be a happy person, and I with a VET certificate in Child Services, get a want to do something in Tourism or Hopitality. job in the Child Welfare Businesss, have my own And hopefully travel as well family and live a healthy life and travel to Europe. Favourite quote: ‘We accept the love we think we Favourite quote: ‘Never let the fear of striking out deserve’ Perks Of Being A Wallflower keep you from playing the game!’ Babe Ruth
Name: Emma Dare Name: Laura Dennison Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B3 Pastoral Group: V1 Contributions: Achieving House Badge; Art Contributions: Fair Volunteer; Concert Band; Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Gallery Being a good friend; Badminton Favourite moments: I am extremely happy to have Favourite moments: One thing I will always met my wonderful lifelong friends. remember is meeting all of my friends in Year 7. Ambitions or goals:I hope to become either an Ambitions or goals:I would like to become a artist or a fashion designer. I enjoy creating, primary school teacher and travel the world. making, and designing things and I wish to share Favourite quote: ‘I’ve learned that people will them with everyone. forget what you said, people will forget what you Favourite quote: ‘Blood hardly defines one’s did, but people will never forget how you made character. We are made by our actions, not our them feel.’ Maya Angelou blood.’ Kathryn Lasky, The Golden Tree
Name: Mitchell Davis Name: Cody Devereux Started at Dominic College: Prep Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V3 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: House Drama; Football (AFL); Talking Head (Drama); Cricket; Achieving House Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports House Sports Carnivals Carnivals; Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a good Favourite moments: Retreat days were all fun, friend good feeling, making new friends. Favourite moments: The year 9/10 AFL final Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete a VET when we played Sacred Heart for the cup. What I remember the most about that day was when we pathway in electrical or engineering, open my were losing and at half time Mr Davey had a rant own business. at all of us because they only had 11 players and we Favourite quote: ‘Don’t cry because it’s over, smile had 18, and one of the players for Sacred Heart was because it happened.’ Dr Seuss a girl and she kept beating one of the boys. Ambitions or goals: I hope to complete my vet hospitality Course in Year 11 and 12.After Year 12 I would like to became a chef and opening up my own business and I would like to travel to places like England, New Zealand. Favourite quote: ‘Everyone goes through hard times in their life and everyone makes mistakes in their life. You have taken 1000 steps and you may get knocked back 100, but that gives you room to get back up and show everyone how hard you can work when you are under pressure.’
146 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Ashley Dillon Name: Ryan Enniss Started at Dominic College: Year 1 Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Pastoral Group: B5 Pastoral Group: B4 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: House Drama; Talking Heads (Drama); Achieving House Badge; Co-curricular Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; Volleyball; Drama; Drama ProductionsGreat Teachers; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; Drama Production; New Zealand Trip Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Touch Favourite moments: If there is one thing that I Football; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports will never forget about Dominic, it is the drama Carnivals; Rep Basketball; Being a good friend productions. Talking Heads and The Curious Favourite moments: I liked how good Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. Ahhh, they were fantastic, I was honoured to share snowboarding was and the views in NZ. the stage with such talented young performers. Ambitions or goals:I would like to travel around But what really made them special was Miss the world and take pictures of animals. Brownrigg and Mr O’Brien, the two best teachers Favourite quote: ‘Winner’s never quit and quitters I’ve ever had. never win.’ Ambitions or goals: I hope to go to University and become an English and/or Drama teacher. Writing books on the side, for fun and a bit of extra money. (Haha) I hope one day to be a well known author. It isn’t much, but it’s my dream. Favourite quote: ‘Beneath this mask, there is more than a man. Beneath this mask, there is an idea. And ideas are bullet proof.’ V, V for Vendetta
Name: Drew Dillon Name: Kristen Farley Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V5 Pastoral Group: V5 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Fair SATIS Athletics Team; Being a good friend Volunteer; House Sports Carnivals; House Dance; Favourite moments: My favourite part of high Co-curricular Drama; Being a good friend scool was having Fr Brian and Mr Harris as Favourite moments: My Homeroom; Getting a homeroom teachers, they were funny and they particular award/certificate/medal/recognition; also did a good job to keep me in line. Meeting & making new friends; Retreat Days; Ambitions or goals:I hope to continue to put my New Zealand Trip goals to good use the further I go in life. Ambitions or goals: I hope to have a successful Favourite quote: I hated every minute of training, career in psychology and hopefully open or own but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest my own business. of your life as a champion.’ Favourite quote: ‘The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it.’ Albert Einstein
Name: Lucy Dillon Name: Michaela Fehlberg Started at Dominic College: Year 6 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G2 Pastoral Group: V2 Contributions: Soccer; Netball; House Sports Contributions: Chorale; House Drama; Fair Carnivals; Photography Club Volunteer; Concert Band; Achieving House Favourite moments: My favourite thing about Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Dance; attending Dominic was the opportunities I have Choir; Co-curricular Drama; Co-curricular Dance had to travel to both New Zealand and Canberra. Favourite moments: Teachers like Mr Cardamatis, These two trips were definitely my highlights and Mrs Heinze and Mr Kress have made my time at have left me with many amazing memories that Dominic something I will always remember. I’ll have for a life time! Ambitions or goals:After college I would like to Ambitions or goals:In the future I aspire to either eventually go to university and study medicine becoming a veterinarian nurse or to work on or paramedics and am considering joining the a farm. Hopefully I’ll also be able to travel to defence force as a medical officer. America as it has always been a dream of mine. I Favourite quote: ‘When things go wrong, don’t go also dream of one day owning my own farm. with them.’ Elvis Presley Favourite quote: ‘The past can hurt. But you can either run from it, or learn from it.’ The Lion King
Name: Lucy Docherty Name: Samantha Fehlberg Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V3 Pastoral Group: V1 Contributions: Netball; Achieving House Badge; Contributions: Chorale; SATIS Cross Country Being a good friend Team; House Drama; Netball; Volleyball; SATIS Favourite moments: The best school trip I have Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Concert Band; ever been on was the grade 10 trip which was to Achieving House Badge; House Dance; House New Zealand, it was such an amazing experience. Captain / Leader; Choir; Art Exhibition at My favorite class I have ever taken was creative Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Tournament of Minds writing with Miss Healy and Miss Brownrigg. Favourite moments: The school and house spirit Ambitions or goals: For my future I would like to at carnivals is the best I’ve ever seen. There’s a real go to University and study social work and then sense of community at this school, you wont see become a counsellor for children and adolescents a whole school dance anywhere else, or a tug of or to work with people with drug and alchol war, and the carnivals always bring out the best in abuse. everyone. Being with these teachers and growing Favourite quote: ‘All our dreams can come true - if with the students has helped me build some we have the courage to pursue them.’ Walt Disney friendship I know will last. Ambitions or goals:I want to go to university to study psychology and art. I would love to travel the world. Favourite quote: ‘If you can dream it, you can do it.’ Walt Disney
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 147 Name: Bianka Fisher Name: Morgan Gearman Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: S3 Pastoral Group: S4 Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Volleyball; Contributions: Football (AFL); Volleyball; Touch AFL/Rugby Gala Day; Fair Volunteer; Achieving Football House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Favourite moments: Mr Williams is a great man. Dance; Choir; Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long NZ and Feast Day were great Gallery; Being a good friend Ambitions or goals:To be successful in Favourite moments: Some highlights are the construction. excursions, making new friends, and the great Favourite quote: ‘I wish money didn’t make us teachers, including, Miss Millikan, Miss Spencer, who we are’ Bob Marley Mrs O’Hea, Loving and caring award. Ambitions or goals:My ambition is to study child services in Year 12 and to become a child carer. I wish to travel the world but mainly would love to go to Hawai, and Fiji. Favourite quote: ‘In this bright future you can’t forget your past.’ Bob Marley.
Name: Heather Fletcher Name: Sian Gesiotto Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 1 Pastoral Group: S3 Pastoral Group: G1 Contributions: Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s Contributions: Netball; Fair Volunteer; Achieving Long Gallery; Photography Club House Badge; Touch Football; House Sports Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip was Carnivals; Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a good the best trip I’ve taken so far, snowboarding was friend brilliant albeit a bit painful. Homeroom this Favourite moments: I met heaps of new people year was really enjoyable, Ms Forward is the best and made heaps of new friends. The teachers were homerrom teacher ever, always happy and really all so helpful when you needed it, especially Miss inviting. Boyd, she is definitely my favourite. Our Year 10 Ambitions or goals: I hope to go on to university excursions were always so fun and everybody got and study herpetology and get my certificate in along so well. hopitality. I hope to one day travel to Ireland and Ambitions or goals:My life ambition is to do Scotland since it has been a dream of mine for something with counselling, helping others out quite some time. that need it. I plan to finish college at the end of Favourite quote: ‘Some people live more in 20 Year 12 and go off to university. years than others do in 80. It’s not the time that Favourite quote: ‘I say what I want to say, and matters, it’s the person.’ The Tenth Doctor, The do what I want to do. There is no inbetween. Lazarus Experiment People will either love you for it, or hate you for it.’ Eminem
Name: Tait Fraser Name: William Godden Started at Dominic College: Year 8 Started at Dominic College: Year 9 Pastoral Group: B5 Pastoral Group: S3 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: Achieving House Badge; Being a Talking Head (Drama); Drama Productions good friend Favourite moments: I’m pleased Dominic gave Favourite moments: The NZ trip had to be the me a chance to get my white card and certificate best part about this year. I had a great time with in construction. my closest friends. Ambitions or goals:I hope to leave Dominic and Ambitions or goals:I hope that I can study join the Australian Defence Force as a combat Environmental Architecture and have my own enigneer and rifleman. business. I really want to move to New Zealand Favourite quote: ‘In three words I can sum up and have a happy and prosperous life, enjoying everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on.’ the snow and the Lord of the Rings tours. Robert Frost Favourite quote: ‘A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.’ Gandalf, The Hobbit an Unexpected Journey
Name: Roberto Fuentes Name: Shea Golding Started at Dominic College: Year 10 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G3 Pastoral Group: M Contributions: Football (AFL); Fair Volunteer; Contributions: Netball; Touch Football House Sports Carnivals Favourite moments: Throughout my time at Favourite moments: Excursions for Adventure Dominic I have made a lot of new friends. My Recreation, Athletic development, Achieving favourite teacher would have to be my home room awards across subjects. teacher Mrs Marcenko, she has been the teacher Ambitions or goals: To complete a VET who has been there for me through everything, I Construction Pathway and become a qualified will miss her the most. builder and become a contractor. Ambitions or goals:I hope to become a Vet Favourite quote: ‘VENI VIDI VICI’ Julius Ceaser Nurse or something to do with tourism, I would like to be a flight attendant or work on a cruise ship. I would like to travel the world and maybe even move away. I have always wanted to live in Canada or someone near there. Favourite quote: ‘For every dark night there’s a brighter day’ Tupac
148 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Dannielle Goldsmith Name: Annabelle Haney Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Started at Dominic College: Year 5 Pastoral Group: V4 Pastoral Group: S2 Contributions: Netball; Basketball; Water Polo; Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Basketball; Drama Productions AFL/Rugby Gala Day; Fair Volunteer; Talking Favourite moments: My highlight of high school Head (Drama); Achieving House Badge; House was my homeroom. The teacher and the students Sports Carnivals; House Dance; Class Captain; in it. The highlight of my time in primary was House Captain / Leader; Choir; Photography the Year 6 Canberra trip. It was so amazing, the Club; Drama Productions; Being a good friend views that we saw, the places we went it was just Favourite moments: I have many highlights all so amazing. from Dominic College, the one that stands out Ambitions or goals:My ambition would be to the most would have to be the lifelong friends get into uni and study psychology. Become a I have made. In primary school the greatest pediatrician, to help families get through the highlight would be the Year 6 Canberra trip and medical hiccups their child is going through. the Year 6 leavers disco. From high school there Favourite quote: ‘Do what you feel in your heart are so many highlights from being awarded my to be right - for you’ll be criticised anyway. You’ll Siena badge in Year 7, to becoming the Siena be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.’ Creative Arts captain in Year 10. Performing in Eleanor Roosevelt house drama, dance, creative arts nights and the Talking Heads production, as well as representing Dominic in sport. Every achievement and award are all highlights. The most unforgettable Name: Thomas Goodluck experience would be the Year 10 New Zealand trip. I have been privileged to have so many wonderful Started at Dominic College: Year 5 opportunities. Pastoral Group: G5 Ambitions or goals:My greatest ambition is to complete university at the highest standard to become Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; a midwife or potentially a paediatrician. This will enable me to pursue my dream of helping, and just Football (AFL); SATIS Athletics Team; Being a being around children. Eventually I would like to travel to a wide variety of places, starting within good friend Australia then travel around the world. I aspire to live life to the fullest and achieve all my dreams and Favourite moments: I am proud of running in aspirations. the SATIS running carnivals and playing AFL for Favourite quote: ‘You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any the school. direction you choose. You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the one who’ll Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete my VET decide where to go...’ Dr Seuss subjects, follow on with College then one day own my own business in Elecrical and to be happy Name: Carter Harris with what I’m doing in life. Started at Dominic College: Year 8 Favourite quote: ‘Be who you are and say what Pastoral Group: G3 you feel, because those who mind don’t matter, Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; and those who matter don’t mind.’ Soccer; SATIS Athletics Team; Achieving House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Captain / Leader; Being a good friend Favourite moments: Recieving DT award in Year 9, memorable teachers: Miss Kelly, Miss Davey Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and study astrophysics, law or astronomy. Law Name: Dayna Graham especialy to help the unfairly treated or become a Started at Dominic College: Year 7 human rights activist. Pastoral Group: S4 Favourite quote: ‘Everything should remain Contributions: Netball; Fair Volunteer; House as simple as possible. But not simpler.’ Albert Sports Carnivals; Co-curricular Dance; Being a Einstein good friend Favourite moments: One of my favourite things about Dominic has always been my homeroom and being in Siena house, I love how we all support each other like a family. The biggest highlight of my time here was definitely the New Zealand trip, it really brought everyone who went a lot closer together and it was such an amazing experience, I got to do so many cool things like Name: Michael Harris walk on a glacier, snowboard and go white water Started at Dominic College: Year 5 rafting. These are all things I may never get the Pastoral Group: S4 opportunity to do again so I’m very thankful for Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; the trip. Ambitions or goals:I want to go to university and Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; AFL/ study teaching, I would also really love to travel Rugby Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; SATIS to London and Tokyo when I’m finished with Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals; Class my schooling. Captain; House Captain / Leader; Water Polo; Favourite quote: ‘Don’t give up because you’re Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a good friend losing’ Kellin Quinn Favourite moments: Playing Football with my mates Name: Michelle Grovenor Ambitions or goals:I want to go to Uni and then Started at Dominic College: Year 7 become a sports teacher. I’d like to also become a Pastoral Group: S2 fitness trainer. I also would like to travel. Contributions: Mean-machines Favourite quote: ‘Plenty more fish in the sea’ Favourite moments: The most inspiring thing that I will always remember at Dominic College is how nice people were. I wasn’t one for friends, but there was always someone I could go to, or talk to. Teachers included. Their acts of kindness have made me more comfortable to befriend people, and know the good qualities of friends. Ambitions or goals:I hope to work at a Tattoo Parlor, tattooing and piercing. I want to go to Uni, even though my job doesn’t require it, but I think the extra education will help. I dream of living on the mainland and traveling Europe. Favourite quote: ‘Do or do not. There is no try.’ Yoda
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 149 Name: Olivia Harriss Name: Ashdyn Higgins Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B3 Pastoral Group: B4 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: Netball; Basketball; SATIS Netball; Basketball; Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Team; Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House Captain / House Sports Carnivals; Water Polo; Art Leader; Being a good friend Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being a Favourite moments: One of my greatest highlights good friend; futsal would definitely have to be in 2012 when Bosco Favourite moments: My homeroom teacher Mr won all the house trophies! Also the Year 9/10 surf Cardamatis made my four years of homeroom camp last year. enjoyable. The camps, feast days and retreat days Ambitions or goals:I hope to earn a Defence were also very fun. I have loved being a member University Scholarship for studying nursing of my House there has been so many highlights because I would like to be a Nursing Officer in the and had been so many memories. Over all my army. I would love to travel to all the major states four years at Dominic have been great. of America. I also hope to live in Queensland Ambitions or goals:I am going to become a when I am older. beautician, and hopefully one day own my own Favourite quote: ‘Love the life you live, live the business. I would also like to travel all around life you love.’ Bob Marley the world. Favourite quote: ‘If you can dream it you can do it.’ Walt Disney Name: Kaitlin Hawkins Name: Grace Hills Started at Dominic College: Prep Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G3 Pastoral Group: S3 Contributions: Chorale; SATIS Cross Country Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Team; Netball; Basketball; Volleyball; SATIS Netball; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; Athletics Team; Achieving House Badge; SATIS House Captain / Leader; Co-curricular Dance; Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals; House Being a good friend Captain / Leader; Rep Basketball; Art Exhibition Favourite moments: A highlight of my high at Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being a good school years would have to be representing Favourite moments: Mr Brennan has been my Dominic in touch football, as well as making great teacher for pastoral group as well as well as science friends to share the many memories with. Miss and maths. Not only has he helped me improve Brownrigg is among the wonderful teachers I will my knowledge in those classes he has given me the remember in years to come. confidence to believe in myself as a good student. Ambitions or goals:I hope to do some travelling around the country after completing Year 12. Ambitions or goals:I would love to go to In the future I see myself working with and university and study something involving sports caring for animals in need of rehabilitation and medicine like physio, afterwards I would like to rehoming, whilst fighting for animal rights and travel the world working with athletes. welfare. I have always dreamed of running an Favourite quote: ‘We are what we repeatedly animal shelter. do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.’ Favourite quote: ‘Stand up for what you believe Aristotle in, even if it means standing alone.’ Unknown.
Name: Aleisha Herington Name: Brad Hobden Started at Dominic College: Year 2 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G1 Pastoral Group: S3 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Soccer; Netball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair SATIS Athletics Team; House Sports Carnivals Favourite moments: I have enjoyed and loved my Volunteer; Concert Band; Achieving House Athletic Class with Mr Davey, not just getting Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports fit but it helps with self determination and in Carnivals; Class Captain; House Captain / Leader; whatever sport you do. Even with my PE classes Choir; Going to OzBosco; Water Polo; Tennis; and even my English classes with Miss Marcenko! MUNA, He and Miss Spencer having me with painting and Favourite moments: I have so many highlights drawing in art, which is one of my favorite classes. from my time at Dominic College, these include Ambitions or goals:I want to travel the world, go the Year 10 trip to New Zealand, Oz Bosco, to Monte Carlo for the Monaco Grand Prix and MUNA and many more! New Zealand was one see other Formula 1 races in Europe. I would like to go to a lot of music festivals, such as the Big of my favourite experiences, from doing front Day Out, Good Life and a few others. I would flips off a cliff at the Canyon Swing, to getting love the opportunity to race karts over in Europe, shot in paintball, white water rafting and skiing somewhere overseas, and try to make a career in for the first time ever. I really enjoyed becoming car-racing. close to all the Year 10s on this trip and having Favourite quote: ‘You will never know the feeling this experience with them. Oz Bosco was of a driver when winning a race. The helmet hides another major highlight. I was lucky enough to feelings that cannot be understood.’ Ayrton Senna experience this for two years - 2012/13. It was the most spiritually and emotionally enriching experience I have taken part in and meeting all the other Name: Brianna Hobden people from Salesian schools around Australia, making open and loving friends for life! Another one of Started at Dominic College: Year 7 my highlights was the Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) where I represented Germany in a Pastoral Group: S5 debating competition for three days at Deloraine. It was such an amazing experience with so much work Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; involved but one I definitely would not have wanted to miss out on! Soccer; Netball; House Sports Carnivals; House Ambitions or goals: I hope to go to University and study something Medicine based. After my Dance; Going to OzBosco; Being a good friend experience at the Menzies Institute for work placement I was opened up to a diverse range of university Favourite moments: Oz Bosoco was such a good courses I could take. But at the moment I am thinking of doing a course in Medical Research. trip to go on eailer this year. Also winning Grade Favourite quote: ‘If you be what God meant you to be, then you will set the world on fire!’ St Catherine 9 Div 1 Netball grand final was the best. We of Siena didn’t lose a game! Also loved every other event at Dominic! Ambitions or goals:To race V8 Supercars but if that doesn’t work out I’ll have a back up plan and that is to get a really good job, go to university and own a hot pink sports car. Favourite quote: ‘Don’t get mad, get even’ Unknown
150 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Lucas Howlett Name: Paige Jolly Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: S3 Pastoral Group: S3 Contributions: Soccer; Football (AFL); House Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Sports Carnivals; Being a good friend Netball; Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Team; Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip was Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; House a great experience to get closer to your friends Sports Carnivals; Water Polo; Being a good friend and live with them for 11 days. Mr Holmes was Favourite moments: New Zealand was the best a memorable teacher, even though he didn’t take part about high school because it was such a great us to the spas! experience and got to spend time with my friends Ambitions or goals:To travel Europe visiting trying new things like snowboarding. family and following the Champions League/ Ambitions or goals: I would like to go to World Cup. university and study psychology and I would also Favourite quote: ‘It’s not about how hard you like to travel to Europe. can hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and Favourite quote: ‘Doing what you like is freedom, keep moving forward’ Rocky Balboa (Sylvester liking what you do is happiness.’ Stallone)
Name: Julia Jackson Name: Mahalia Kingsley Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B5 Pastoral Group: V5 Contributions: Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Contributions: Chorale; SATIS Cross Country Badge; Rep Basketball; Being a good friend Team; House Drama; Soccer; Volleyball; Young Favourite moments: My biggest highlight at Vinnies; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Dominic College would have to be the New House Sports Carnivals; House Dance; Model Zealand Trip. I got a cultural experience and had a United Nations Assembly (MUNA) chance to make new friends. Favourite moments: I have enjoyed the exchange Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and of ideas and informed opinions on a range of study nursing. Then I would like to travel the topics with a number of inspiring and passionate world, helping as many people as I can. But most teachers. Thank you to Mr Brennan, Mr Kress, of all I just want to be happy. Ms Forward, Mr Cardamatis, Ms Gilligan, Mrs Favourite quote: ‘In order to be irreplaceable one Heinze, Ms Stockwin, Miss Pearce and countless must always be different.’ Coco Chanel other dedicated educators who have inspired me to look further and dig deeper throughout the last four years. Thank you for making my high school experience a memorable one. Ambitions or goals:I plan to study Medical Science and pursue a career as a specialist doctor. This will require an excellent TCE and UMAT result followed by a year of study in medical Name: Jack Jankus research at UTAS before I am old enough to commence a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery. Started at Dominic College: Year 7 At the moment I am considering specialising in a paediatric field. As my career ambitions involve a Pastoral Group: S1 significant commitment to study, I want to see where it takes me one stage at a time. Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Favourite quote: ‘You can be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world, and there’s still going to be Football (AFL); Basketball; Achieving House somebody who hates peaches.’ Dita Von Teese Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Sports Coach / Umpire Name: Fiona Langford Favourite moments: Going to New Zealand was a Started at Dominic College: Year 7 highlight and getting my house badge. Pastoral Group: V3 Ambitions or goals:To become succesful, get a Contributions: Netball; Basketball; AFL/Rugby good job and be happy. Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; Touch Football; Favourite quote: ‘Talent beats hard work when Rep Basketball; Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s talent doesn’t work hard.’ Long Gallery; Being a good friend Favourite moments: Going on the New Zealand Year 10 trip - it was amazing learning how to snowboard and getting a chance to go paintballing. Also learning to surf in Adventure Recreation. Ambitions or goals:I would like to go travel the world with some of my close friends and learn about the other countries. Favourite quote: ‘To be yourself in a world that Name: Kyana Johnson is constantly trying to make you something else Started at Dominic College: Year 8 is the greatest accomplishment.’ Ralph Waldo Pastoral Group: B2 Emerson Contributions: Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Team; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; Being a good friend. Favourite moments: Going to New Zealand, was a great experience and I love how close everyone got while we were there. Getting an Academic Award for Art. Ambitions or goals: I want to go to TAFE and become a beauty therapist. I want to travel. Favourite quote: ‘Dance like no one is watching you, love as you have never been hurt, sing like nobody can hear you, live like heaven is on earth.’
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 151 Name: Gemma Leaman Name: Thomas Lovell Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Pastoral Group: S4 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: Netball; Fair Volunteer; Achieving Contributions: Soccer; Football (AFL); Fair House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Being a Volunteer; House Sports Carnivals; Being a good good friend friend; Robotics Comp. Favourite moments: One of the best highlights Favourite moments: I am proud of my statement of joining the Dominic College community is of achievement in VET Agri-Food Operations the great group of friends I have made. They are which states that I have compleated 4 of the 6 wonderful, supporting, trustworthy and just an units in Certificate 1 of Agri-foods. and by this all-round great group to be a part of. Being a part time I probably have finished my VET certificate of the amazing homeroom of Siena 4 is also a Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to college and lucky and great experience. Homeroom is great, study computer science and also get a diploma in a lovely place where you can just feel at home, VET. information, Digital media, and technology, being able to have friends over all the year levels after that I hope to go to university to study and support, guide and help each other. In Year computer science then go in to a computing 7 I was awarded with the overall achievement for buisness, most likely a computer technician in Home Economics for Year 7, which was definitely a school. a major highlight for me. Another thing I have Favourite quote: ‘Life is a dream for the wise, a found really interesting is the choices of electives game for the fool, a comedy for the rich, and a and what I picked in the end. All the classes and tragedy for the poor.’ Sholom Aleichem the teachers of the classes were all amazing and I have learned so much. So over all, my experience at Dominic College with all my highlights has made Name: Hussein Makelele for an absolutely amazing four years. Started at Dominic College: Year 9 Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to college and complete Certificate 1 & 2 in Hospitality, after this I Pastoral Group: B2 would like get the Advanced Diploma in Hospitality. I would love to go into a career in Hospitality, Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; though I’m not quite sure on which specific field, and with this I would love to travel all over the globe, Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; AFL/Rugby cooking in new and different places to learn more. After travel for a few years I’d love to settle down and Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; Touch Football; own my own cafe or restaurant. SATIS Swimming Team; Being a good friend Favourite quote: ‘All your dreams can come true, If you have the courage to pursue them.’ Walt Disney Favourite moments: Mr.Woolford for pushing me to do my best in every class. Name: Maisen Lockyer Ambitions or goals: I hope to go to university Started at Dominic College: Year 9 and becoming a mechanic or maybe making it to Pastoral Group: B3 the A-league. Contributions: Achieving House Badge; SATIS Favourite quote: ‘Believing in yourself is the secret Swimming Team; Being a good friend to success.’ Favourite moments: During my time at Dominic College my most memorable moments would have all been during the New Zealand trip. Absoutely amazing. Ambitions or goals:My current ambition is to achieve my pilot’s licence Favourite quote: ‘Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.’ Steve Jobs Name: Jessica Martin Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Pastoral Group: S1 Contributions: Netball; Volleyball; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; House Dance; Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a good friend; Futsal Favourite moments: I loved my homeroom teachers, Mr Woodward and Ms Forward, the Name: Imogen Lomasney great help and advice they gave me through High Started at Dominic College: Year 8 School. The Retreat Days, Year 7 Camp, Year 6 Pastoral Group: S4 Canberra Trip and the Year 10 New Zealand Trip Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; was by far the best experience at Dominic. Soccer; Netball; Basketball; Volleyball; SATIS Ambitions or goals: I hope to complete a VET Athletics Team; Touch Football; House Sports pathway in hospitality. I dream of opening my Carnivals; Water Polo; Rep Basketball; Sports own cafe somewhere in Hobart City. I want to Coach / Umpire travel to France and to the USA. Favourite moments: Highlights of my years Favourite quote: The only person you should at Dominic would be the Feast Days and the try to be better than, is the person you were Northern Territory trip. yesterday.’ Unknown Ambitions or goals:After I finish high school I’m going to study at GYC. After college I hope to have enough points to go to university and study Name: Brianna McCarthy law and criminology. Started at Dominic College: Year 8 Favourite quote: ‘Don’t be afraid to make Pastoral Group: G3 mistakes, stumble and fall, because most of the Contributions: Soccer; Basketball; Touch Football; time the greatest rewards will come from doing Rep Basketball; Being a good friend; Northern the things that scare you the most. Maybe you’ll Territory Trip get everything you wish for or more then you Favourite moments: One of my main school would ever imagine.’ highlights would have been meeting and making new friends, They made my core classes and elective classes so much better. Ambitions or goals:Travel to Dallas. Favourite quote: ‘Your best teacher is your last mistake’ Nicholas Sparks
152 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Brittany McCarthy Name: Grace Moles Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 2 Pastoral Group: S5 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: Chorale; Basketball; Fair Contributions: Chorale; SATIS Cross Country Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Sports Team; House Drama; Netball; Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Carnivals; House Dance; Choir; Being a good Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports friend Carnivals; House Dance; Class Captain; House Favourite moments: In K-6, the camps and trip Captain / Leader; Choir; Water Polo; Sports Co to Canberra, with Mr Roberts as my teacher, Favourite moments: One of my favourite school were great experiences and things I will always highlights would be when I had the privilege of remember. In 7-10, Homeroom with Mr Mackie dancing at the Year 10 Leaver’s Mass in 2008. in S5 is the best place to be - it has always been a Another highlight being all of the school camps, welcoming place, and everyone gets along so well, being able to spend them with my friends. My main highlights of my time at Dominic would S5 is a family in itself. Feast Day celebrations, be being able to be with my friends every day, and Retreat days, were always something to look making life-long memories. forward. They were lots of fun and everyone Ambitions or goals:My ambition in life is to works so well together and gets along. make sure I am healthy, happy and enjoying life. I Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university believe that is they are the most important things and study Computer Forensics. I want to travel in life - you only live once so don’t waste it. around America. I also want to have a family. Favourite quote: ‘Life is one big road with lots of Favourite quote: ‘Use your smile to change the signs. So when you are riding through the ruts, don’t complicate your mind. Flee from hate, world, but don’t let the world change your smile.’ mischief and jealousy. Don’t bury your thoughts, Unknown. put your vision to reality. Wake up and live.’ Name: Morgan McConnell Name: Olivia Monaghan Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V4 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: Being a good friend House Drama; Soccer; Football (AFL); SATIS Favourite moments: I can’t wait to go to college. Athletics Team; Achieving House Badge; House Ambitions or goals:I want to finish college and Sports Carnivals; House Dance; House Captain / hopefully get a job in hairdressing. Leader; Drama Productions; Being a good friend Favourite quote: ‘What’s normal? Normal is a Favourite moments: I’ve met some life long setting on a washing machine. Nobody wants to friends here at DC, I hope they stick around. be that.’ Ashley Purdy LUCAS HOWLETT!! Ambitions or goals:I would like to attend Cooper Screen Acadamy next year and hopefully go to the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts later on and become a famous actor and star in films. Favourite quote: ‘To achieve what others won’t, you have to do what others don’t’ Lazar Angelov
Name: Tayla Mckenzie Name: Tahlia Murray Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 10 Pastoral Group: V3 Pastoral Group: G5 Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Young Contributions: Being a good friend Vinnies; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Favourite moments: Everyone has been amazing House Dance; Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a and welcoming. good friend Ambitions or goals: I hope to go to university and Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip was study Marine Biology. the best time of my school years. We had so much Favourite quote: ‘You must be the change you to do and so little time to do them in. The trip wish to see in the world.’ Gandhi wouldn’t have been successful without the help of Mr Mackie, Lisa and all the other teachers that helped make the trip possible. Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete University and get a teaching degree. I would also like to go back to New Zealand to travel both the islands and actually ski down the slopes. Favourite quote: ‘You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And you are the one who’ll decide where to go.’ Dr Seuss
Name: Hussam Mohamed Name: Djafari Mwarabu Started at Dominic College: Year 5 Started at Dominic College: Year 10 Pastoral Group: V5 Pastoral Group: G2 Contributions: Soccer; Being a good friend Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Favourite moments: Mrs Marcenko is my Soccer; Football (AFL); SATIS Athletics Team; favourite teacher because she helped me through Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; House my high school years and English. I also enjoyed Dance; Being a good friend making new friends. Some of my highlights over Favourite moments: The best sports: soccer, the years at Dominic are being a member of football. Memorable teachers : Mr Davey, Mr my house and meeting a lot of great teachers at Holmes, Mr Williams, Mrs Marcenko. Dominic College. Ambitions or goals: I hope to finish school and Ambitions or goals: After I graduate college I will become the best athlete. be stuyding engineering at university. When I turn Favourite quote: ‘I don’t know the key to 25 I might go to Los Angeles (LA) for a holiday. success, but the key to failure is trying to please Favourite quote: ‘Forgive but don’t forget’ 2pac everybody.’
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 153 Name: Faith Nfundiko Name: Tyler O’Neill Started at Dominic College: Year 8 Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Pastoral Group: S1 Pastoral Group: G3 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: Netball; Fair Volunteer; House Soccer; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Sports Carnivals House Sports Carnivals; Art Exhibition at Favourite moments: I have enojoyed my past Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being a good friend seven Years at Dominic College, mainly because Favourite moments: I enjoyed playing soccer of the many exciting activites I have particpated and being part of a great team. Mrs Cazaly was in, making new friends and being pushed outside a great teacher. Mrs Gilligan’s Religion Class was my comfort zone. awesome. I really enjoyed Mr Brennan’s Science Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete my classes. Cross country and athletics was great fun. pathway in Personal Training. I dream to travel The teachers at Dominic College were all very once I have completed college. supportive when my father passed away. I am very Favourite quote: ‘Fear causes hesitation, and grateful to them for all their help. I feel like they hesitation will cause your worst fears to come became part of my extended family. true.’ Patrick Swayze Ambitions or goals: After leaving school I hope to study at University. My dream is to help other people, for example in Medicines Sans Frontiers (Doctors beyond borders), maybe as a nurse or as an interpreter. I would also like to go back to the Congo helping in a volunteer program. I would especially like to work in an orphanage with young children and give back some of the love they showed Name: Dante Ottavi me. Sister Natalina devotes her life to helping children and looked after my brother and myself for five Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten years after my grandmother passed away and because of her I was allowed to attend school and continue Pastoral Group: B3 with my education. I would like to be like her. Contributions: House Drama; Soccer; Rock Band; Favourite quote: Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are Drama Productions seared with scars.’ Khalil Gibran Favourite moments: What I remember and is a highlight from this year would have to be Name: Zoe Nichols competing in the Rock Challenge. We were lucky Started at Dominic College: Year 7 enough to win the southern heat and to get into Pastoral Group: B2 the finals, it was a great experience and I will Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; remember it forever. Soccer; SATIS Athletics Team; Achieving House Ambitions or goals:I hope to finish college and get Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Art Exhibition at a scholarship to the Conservatorium of Music. Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Being a good friend Favourite quote: ‘Whatever the mind of man can Favourite moments: New friends. Celebrating conceive and believe, it can achieve.’ feast days and carnivals with everyone in the community. Ambitions or goals: I hope to travel around the world, visiting as many places as I can. Favourite quote: ‘The truth is you don’t know what is going to happen tomorrow. Life is a crazy ride, and nothing is guaranteed.’ Eminem Name: Bonnie Pedler Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G3 Contributions: Fair Volunteer; Concert Band; Achieving House Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; Water Polo; Co-curricular Drama Favourite moments: New Zealand was the most Name: Tara Norris incredible experience of my whole life. From the Started at Dominic College: Year 7 thrill of flying down Mcdougall’s to the excessive Pastoral Group: G4 carrot eating, New Zealand was an all round Contributions: House Drama; Young Vinnies; amazing experience that I will never forget. Fair Volunteer; Being a good friend; Magone Ambitions or goals:I hope to complete a course Program at university and pursue a career in the field Favourite moments: I love my House and and my of biology. One day I wish to go back to New homeroom G4 mostly because of the people in it Zealand so I can relive the amazing adventure and when Mr Reinbach orders us pizza. that I experienced this year. But whichever road Ambitions or goals:I plan to go to college and that my life will take me, I know I want to keep do a part time TAFE course next year hopefully the wonderful friends I have made and always leading in to become a Chef or Baker. be happy. Favourite quote: ‘Be yourself; everyone else is Favourite quote: ‘The best way to do someting is already taken.’ Oscar Wilde to do it’ Amelia Earhart
Name: Kyle Phillips Started at Dominic College: Year 10 Pastoral Group: V1 Contributions: Being a good friend Favourite moments: PE excursions Ambitions or goals: I’d like to travel around the world. Favourite quote: ‘You can do anything, but not everything.’
154 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Liam Pullen Name: Jonathon Reid Started at Dominic College: Kindergarten Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G5 Pastoral Group: B5 Contributions: Soccer; Football (AFL); SATIS Contributions: Fair Volunteer; House Athletics Team; Rock Band; Achieving House Sports Carnivals; Drama Productions; Stage Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Class Captain; Management House Captain / Leader; Sports Coach / Umpire; Favourite moments: I particularly enjoying doing Being a good friend the VET Engineering, and VET Construction Favourite moments: The New Zealand trip is course, during my time at Dominic College, and definitely one of the greatest school trips I have being a member of the Stage Management crew. ever been on and one that I will never forget. Ambitions or goals:I hope to pursue a career It also allowed me to get to know people that I in the field of electronics, or possibly become wouldn’t normally talk to at school, I got to know an electrical engineer, as I enjoy working with them even better. electrical equipment, and it is getting more and Ambitions or goals:To go to University and learn more advanced all the time. teaching. Also to go and play at a decent level of Favourite quote: ‘Opportunity is missed by most soccer on the mainland or even overseas. I want to people because it is dressed in overalls and looks become a PE teacher one day. like work.’ Thomas Edison Favourite quote: ‘Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.’ Sir Winston Churchill
Name: Abbey Ratcliffe Name: Georgia Riza Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 1 Pastoral Group: S1 Pastoral Group: S1 Contributions: Chorale; Achieving House Badge; Contributions: House Drama; Young Vinnies; House Dance; Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Gallery; Photography Club; Being a good friend Going to OzBosco; Tennis; Art Exhibition at Favourite moments: Travelling to New Zealand Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Tournament of Minds; was the best thing I have ever done in my life. Photography Club; Drama Productions; Being a The friends I made, the things we did. It was the good friend most memorable experience. Nothing will ever Favourite moments: I have been at Dominic beat that trip. College for 10 years, and by far my most Ambitions or goals:My biggest ambition in life is memorable highlight, would be the Year 10 New to be happy, with a job that I enjoy, surrounded Zealand Trip. I had such an amazing time over by people who I love. I hope to travel with my there, it was an amazing opportunity which I will friends all over the world and take photos of remember forever. I went out of my comfort zone everything we see and do. I even jumped off of a cliff! I did things that you Favourite quote: ‘Our fearlessness shall be our wouldn’t normally do and the memories will be secret weapon.’ John Green, The Fault in Our a part of me forever. I also loved meeting new Stars people, I was lucky enough to have found such an amazing group of friends whom I want to stay close to, forever. Ambitions or goals:In my future years, I aspire to Name: Derek Rathbone graduate from College and University, and become a Primary School Teacher. I hope to then support Started at Dominic College: Year 7 and teach young children of all ages. I really want to travel all over the world and experience what the Pastoral Group: V3 world has to offer. I also want to have a successful career in Education. I have a passion for Photography Contributions: Being a good friend so to open my own small business one day would be an amazing achievement. Another life goal of Favourite moments: What I am most proud of is mine, is to get married and raise a happy and healthy family. how I improved my grades in Year 10 and began Favourite quote: ‘All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.’ Walt Disney. to participate in class and school life. Name: Amber Royer Ambitions or goals:To finish college, go to Started at Dominic College: Prep university and graduate, get a degree and become Pastoral Group: B4 an engineer. Contributions: Netball; Fair Volunteer; Achieving Favourite quote: ‘Humor is mankind’s greatest House Badge; Choir; Being a good friend blessing’ Mark Twain Favourite moments: My highlights would have to be winning the Netball Grand Final, getting the opportunity to go to New Zealand and going to Canberra in Year 6. Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university interstate where I will study to become a nurse or a paramedic and then I hope to travel around the world. Favourite quote: ‘’Nothing lasts forever. So live it up, laugh it off, take chances and never have regrets because at one point that was exactly what Name: Declan Reeves you wanted.’ Marilyn Monroe Started at Dominic College: Year 3 Pastoral Group: G1 Contributions: Achieving House Badge; Drama Productions Favourite moments: All the fun I had in electives, especially Science Extended in 2012 and biology in 2013, as well as all the great teachers I’ve had throught my time here. but mostly I will remember all the random fun I had with my friends throughout my time at Dominic. Ambitions or goals:I hope to pursue a successful career in the field of science through success in both College and University. I then hope to pursue research that will benefit society. Favourite quote: ‘Knowledge is power’
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 155 Name: Elizabeth Robinson Name: Nellie Ryan Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: S3 Pastoral Group: S4 Contributions: Chorale; House Drama; Fair Contributions: House Drama; Fair Volunteer; Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; House Sports Being a good friend Favourite moments: Halloween dress up day, Carnivals; House Dance; House Captain / Leader; swimming carnivals, retreat days. Going to OzBosco; Tennis; Art Exhibition at Ambitions or goals: I hope to attend university Salamanca’s Long Gallery; Model United Nations in Melbourne and complete a degree in forensic Assembly, Evatt, Readers Cup psychology. Favourite moments: If there were one highlight of Favourite quote: ‘What defines us is how well we my time at Dominic it would be finding a group rise after falling.’ Unknown of people, equally as insane as me and laughing so hard that my stomach feels like walking away from me to find a better host. Ambitions or goals:I hope to discover what my ambition really is, to find meaning and experience adventures. I hope whereever I am and whoever I am with makes me smile and I make them smile too. I hope that in the future, when I read back on my year book ambition, I laugh at how this was just the beginning to a crazy, insignificant, but slightly funny journey. Favourite quote: ‘Maybe our favourite quotations say more about us than about the stories and people Name: Amber Schofield we’re quoting.’ Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B5 Name: Lauren Rowlands Contributions: Netball; Basketball; Fair Volunteer; Started at Dominic College: Year 9 Achieving House Badge; Photography Club; Pastoral Group: B4 Being a good friend Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Favourite moments: New Zealand was the Netball; Basketball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair best part of the year, sharing it with friends, Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; SATIS pulling pranks on each other in our rooms, Swimming Team; Rep Basketball; Sports Coach / bungy jumping, the canyon swing, the luge, the helicopter ride, jet boating and of course Umpire; School Captain snowboarding. even though I did fall on my face Favourite moments: From my first day at and get concussion, it was the best experience Dominic College till my last, every moment ever. has been a highlight. My first swimming race Ambitions or goals:I am looking forward to as a Dominic student, receiving a friendship college and finding out what my true passion bracelet, dressing up as a zombie elf, people is, but I’d love to either become a professional actually laughing at the jokes in my school captain photographer or get a job in that kind of area. I speech, meeting captains from other Salesian hope to have a happy and fulfilling life and keep schools, crossing the finish line at the school in contact with all my close friends. I’d also love to travel to England. cross country and finishing first, boarding a plane Favourite quote: ‘The past can hurt. but the way I with my friends and entering a foreign country, see it, you can either run from it, or learn from it.’ snowboarding and jumping off a cliff, putting Rafiki, The Lion King glad wrap on the shower head and teabags in the toilet to prank my fellow roomies overseas, Name: Hannah Shelverton auctioning off teachers to raise money, meeting Started at Dominic College: Year 7 fantastic students, teachers and people, and becoming a part of something big and exciting: the Dominic Pastoral Group: V3 College community. Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Ambitions or goals:I want to leave college with a good ATAR score, adopt a pet from the pound, be in Soccer; Netball; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; Fair two places at once, appear in a movie, save a life, drive the fastest car in the world, discover a new species Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; House Sports of wildlife, write a book, set foot in every continent, try to make a guard laugh at Buckingham Palace, Carnivals; House Dance; Being a good friend and be happy and healthy for the rest of my life. Favourite moments: In Year 7 I was awarded the Favourite quote: ‘Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going house spirit award, which was only awarded to to get.’ Forrest Gump one girl and one boy from each year. My most Name: Lily Russell favourite and memorable experience at Dominic Started at Dominic College: Year 7 would have to be the Year 10 New Zealand trip. Pastoral Group: V1 It was amazing and life changing, we did all sorts Contributions: Chorale; House Drama; Soccer; Volleyball; Fair Volunteer; Rock Band; Achieving of things from a glacier walk, paintball, canyon House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; House swing and skiing and snowboarding. It was the Captain / Leader; Choir; Going to OzBosco; most amazing 11 days of my life and if I could I Tournament of Minds; Being a good friend; Model United Nations Assembly, Australian Brain would do it all over again. Everything about the Favourite moments: Over my four years, there trip was great even the 6+ hour bus rides! have been countless memories and experiences Ambitions or goals: After Year 12, I want to go to which I will always treasure. Performing with our rock band, Maths Methods, receiving awards, university and study Medicine and then I would co-curricular activities with friends, feast days and like to specialise in Paediatrics, and my back up plan in case I don’t get into Medicine is study Nursing so much more. and then specialise or study Paramedics. I really want to work in a hospital and help people. In the Ambitions or goals:I want to complete an Arts/ Law Degree at a university interstate or overseas. future I would like to join Doctors Without Borders as that really interests me. I also want to travel to I would like to work as a diplomat for the other countries like England and anywhere in Europe in general and maybe work in their hospitals. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade so I can Favourite quote: ‘As you grow older, you discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the travel and experience the world, and eventually move into politics. Whatever I end up doing with other for helping others.’ Audrey Hepburn my life, I want to be happy and bring happiness to others. Favourite quote: ‘We believe in ordinary acts of bravery, in the courage that drives one person to stand up for another.’ Veronica Roth, Divergent
156 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Ben Shoobridge Name: Matthew Stocks Started at Dominic College: Year 3 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: V1 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Football (AFL); Basketball; SATIS Athletics Team; Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Cricket; Touch SATIS Swimming Team; Being a good friend Football; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports Favourite moments: The main highlight for me Carnivals; Sports Coach / Umpire was going to New Zealand, because it was a rare Favourite moments: My highlights for this year chance to go overseas with all your friends and were getting to play basketball with my mates have great time, and I’ll never forget all of the every day. And I enjoyed the house carnivals great memories I now have. because Bosco, let’s be honest, is best. Most Ambitions or goals:I either hope to pursue getting memorable moments were bus trips to SSATIS a licensed trade or go to university or even both. I Carnivals. also hope to travel the world. Ambitions or goals:My ambition is to become a part of the Australian Armed Forces. I want to be Favourite quote: ‘Success is not final, failure is not an officer in the Special Forces. I plan on going to fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts.’ ADFA (Australian Defence Force Academy) and Winston Churchill. then continue further on to OTS (Office Training School). Favourite quote: ‘If someone came up to you and handed you a book, and you started reading it and realised it was a book about your entire life, would you read it until the end?’
Name: Cameron Smith Name: Luke Sutton Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G1 Pastoral Group: V1 Contributions: Football (AFL); Art Exhibition at Contributions: Football (AFL); SATIS Athletics Salamanca’s Long Gallery Team; House Sports Carnivals; Being a good Favourite moments: Elective Classes; Camps; New friend Zealand Trip Favourite moments: In Year 7-9 I wasn’t the best Ambitions or goals: I hope I can have a good at maths but in Year 10 I put my head down and career in the building and construction industry. in turn achieved a B in my maths report. Favourite quote: ‘If you tell the truth, you don’t Ambitions or goals:In the future I hope to join the have to remember anything.’ Mark Twain Australian army to become a carpenter or rifleman and buy my own house in a nice area. Favourite quote: ‘Mistakes are proof that your are trying to learn.’
Name: Daniel Spencer Name: Gemma Terry Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G4 Pastoral Group: S2 Contributions: Soccer; Football (AFL); Basketball; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; Soccer; Football (AFL); SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Cricket; Rep Basketball; Being a Achieving House Badge; Touch Football; House good friend Sports Carnivals; Being a good friend Favourite moments: My proudest moment was Favourite moments: Making and meeting new when I got selected for the state athletics team. friends was pretty good, and knowing the new Ambitions or goals: I hope to get a VET friends will be there for you in the long run. construction apprenticeship. Favourite teacher would have to have been Mrs Favourite quote: ‘I’ve missed more than 9000 Healey, she was the bestest! shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 Ambitions or goals:I hope to leave school join the times, I’ve been trusted to take the game winning Police Academy and become a Police Officer. I shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and hope to get married and have plenty of kids. Also over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.’ to have a Porsche and to live in a mansion. Michael Jordan Favourite quote: ‘Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.’ Michael Jordan.
Name: Chloe Stevenson Name: Zoe Thurston Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B3 Pastoral Group: G4 Contributions: Netball; SATIS Athletics Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Achieving House Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; Football (AFL); Netball; Basketball; AFL/Rugby House Sports Carnivals; House Captain / Leader; Gala Day; SATIS Athletics Team; Achieving Water Polo; Being a good friend; Futsal House Badge; Touch Football; House Sports Favourite moments: Being a part of Bosco House, Carnivals having the opportunity to participate in many Favourite moments: Playing in sports finals, sports, becoming a leader and going on the having a good relationship with teachers. Northern Territory trip. Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to the army and Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university on study psychology. I hope to then support people the mainland to become physio or teacher who have been traumatised by war. I would also Favourite quote: ‘Turn your dreams into wishes, like to be a soldier in the army. I want to travel to your wishes into goals and your dreams will come the USA and Africa. true’ Unknown Favourite quote: ‘Those awful things are survivable, because we are as indestructible as we believe ourselves to be.’ John Green, Looking for Alaska
Dominic College Yearbook 2013 157 Name: Georgia Tibballs Name: Carly Watson Started at Dominic College: Year 4 Started at Dominic College: Year 10 Pastoral Group: G3 Pastoral Group: V2 Contributions: Netball; Volleyball; Tennis; Being Contributions: Being a good friend a good friend Favourite moments: The things that I will always Favourite moments: I’m lucky enough to have remember about Dominic College is the fantasic met some people that I know will be my life-long teachers, they are so supportive and caring. friends, they are the ones who made school fun My friends and even people that I dont always and been there for good times and bad times. associate with are always there for you. Ambitions or goals:I hope to be successful in Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university and hospitality. One day I would like to work in a nice complete a law degree, then go on working as hotel or restaurant and possibly go travelling. a Customs and Border Protection officer at the Favourite quote: ‘Success is not the key to Melbourne Airport. happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you Favourite quote: ‘Believe you can and you’re love what you are doing, you will be successful.’ halfway there.’ Theodore Roosevelt Buddha.
Name: Kye Tomkinson Name: Madeline Welsh Started at Dominic College: Year 5 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: S5 Pastoral Group: S2 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Football (AFL); Basketball; SATIS Athletics Netball; Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Team; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; Touch Rep Basketball; Sports Coach / Umpire; Being a Football; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports good friend Carnivals; Going to OzBosco; Water Polo; Being Favourite moments: One of the best is the rep a good friend basketball tournament on the 22/09/13 when our Favourite moments: The friends that I have made, basketball team was losing then we came back to are friends for life. win. The most memorable teacher at Dominic is Ambitions or goals:I hope to become a flight the ‘AXE’ Mr Aaron Davey - he has been one of attendant, or go to university to become a primary the best teachers I have had the best bloke to get school teacher. I would love to travel around the along with and a great all-round bloke. world, and to have a happy and healthy lifestyle. Ambitions or goals:One of my ambitions in life is Favourite quote: ‘The truth is, everyone is going to become successful in the construction industry. to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth I hope one day to open my personal earthmoving suffering for.’ Bob Marley and excavation buisness. Favourite quote: ‘Don’t be afraid of failure. This is the way to succeed.’ LeBron James, Shooting Stars
Name: Jakob Triffitt Name: Sage Wessing Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G3 Pastoral Group: S5 Contributions: Basketball; SATIS Athletics Team; Contributions: Volleyball; Fair Volunteer; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; Rep Achieving House Badge; House Sports Carnivals; Basketball; Sports Coach / Umpire Being a good friend Favourite moments: New Zealand was the time of Favourite moments: My high school highlight my life and I got to spend it with some of my best would have been on Year 7 camp. We went to mates and the teachers made it good as well. Fortescue Bay and on the first night we all had to Ambitions or goals:Make it into the construction pack up our things and leave as there was a storm industy and become a builder. coming. We had to go stay at the Carlton Surf Favourite quote: ‘You have to do what others Club in a big hall - we were all crammed together. won’t, to achieve what others don’t.’ It was one of the best experiences of Year 7! Ambitions or goals:I would like to fulfill my dream by caring for people of all ages. Favourite quote: ‘Follow your dreams not what people say.’
Name: Phoebe Wall Name: Riley Whelan Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G5 Pastoral Group: S2 Contributions: Soccer; Being a good friend Contributions: Being a good friend Favourite moments: My highlight of the year are Favourite moments: Well befriending all my mates the great teachers; Mr Casni, Mrs Milikan, Ms would be one thing, all what I learnt in the school Brownrigg, Ms Spencer. and my homeroom. G5 is another, and running up the Mt. Nelson stairs is a good homeroom because everyone gets along three times is one of my proudest achievements. and they all have a sense of humour and I have Ambitions or goals:To be honest, I have no idea made good friends in that homeroom and they are of what I want to be and where I want to go. But amazing. The retreat days are the best because it my ideas are like a blank canvas and one day I gets everyone together and it lets you be who you will paint on it. are, and you get to know people that you don’t Favourite quote: ‘Believe nothing, no matter really know that well. where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I Ambitions or goals:My ambition would be to have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason complete a VET pathway in Agriculture. I have and your own common sense.’ Buddha a dream of owning lots of land and lots of cattle and horses. I want to live in America and own my own horse stud. I have a dream to live in the countryside on a large farm. Favourite quote: ‘I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that did not work.’
158 Dominic College Yearbook 2013 Name: Sheridan White Name: Ellen Young Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: B4 Pastoral Group: B1 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Netball; Achieving House Badge; SATIS Netball; Volleyball; SATIS Athletics Team; Fair Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; SATIS Favourite moments: Some of the my school Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals; Water highlights were being a part of the SATIS Polo; Sports Coach / Umpire swimming team, winning the Year 10 Div 1 Favourite moments: In Year 9 I was chosen to netball grandfinal, the Surf Camp for Adventure play first grade netball with the Year 10s. It was Recreation, receiving my Bosco House Badge and an amazing experience to play with the older meeting amazing friends and teachers. girls. Even better, we made it into the grandfinal Ambitions or goals:In life I want to become a winning by one goal! Pastry Chef, so I hope to complete the VET Ambitions or goals: I will study to become a hospitality course in Year 11 and 12. I would veterinary nurse. Once I have completed GYC I like to start up a business too. I want to travel all will hopefullly be moving to the mainland to Uni around the world and especially go to America to complete my course and become a qualified vet and Europe. I want to be happy, so I would love nurse. I’m also very interested in travelling around to get married and have children. the world. Favourite quote: ‘Go confidently in the direction Favourite quote: ‘Happiness does not depend on of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.’ what you have or who you are. It solely relies on Henry David Thoreau what you think.’ Buddha Name: Stephanie Wood Name: Monique Young Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Started at Dominic College: Prep Pastoral Group: V2 Pastoral Group: B4 Contributions: SATIS Cross Country Team; Contributions: Netball; Concert Band; Touch Soccer; Volleyball; AFL/Rugby Gala Day; SATIS Football; Art Exhibition at Salamanca’s Long Athletics Team; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Gallery; Being a good friend Badge; Touch Football; House Sports Carnivals; Favourite moments: The best experience of my life House Dance; Being a good friend so far is going on the New Zealand trip and doing Favourite moments: The New Zealand Trip was activities I wouldn’t dream of doing, ever. I have one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had. really made amazing memories that I will cherish Having Miss Davey as my homeroom teacher. for a lifetime. Soccer and volleyball were also great. Laughing Ambitions or goals:I don’t know what I want to and smiling with my friends. do as a career yet but I hope it’s something I will Ambitions or goals:I hope to go to university to enjoy. My goal in life is to live in Germany for a become a nurse and help people throughout my year, then after my travelling I would like to build life. I would also like to travel the world and have my own house and live life peacefully. a happy life spending it with the people I love. Favourite quote: ‘It doesn’t get easier, you just get Favourite quote: ‘Sometimes you will never know better.’ Unknown the value of a moment until it becomes a memory’ Dr Seuss
Name: Sorayah Woods Started at Dominic College: Year 7 Pastoral Group: G5 Contributions: House Drama; Netball; Fair Volunteer; Achieving House Badge; SATIS Swimming Team; House Sports Carnivals; House Dance; Photography Club; Being a good friend
Favourite moments: I am proud of winning the fancy dress competition dressing up as Lady Gaga. Also applying for my house badge. Ambitions or goals:My dream is to become a pediatric nurse and work with kids who are sick and with cancer to bring hope and happiness into their lives, I also want to do foster care, and adopt an African child. I would like to live in Canada in a big house with a pool and become Miss Universe or a well known model. Favourite quote: ‘I don’t care what you think about me. I don’t think about you at all.’ Coco Chanel
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Isabella Baker KG KB Samuel Cherney PP PD Joseph Gillie Y01 1D Yianna Kokkinoftas Y02 2G Jai Bayliss KG KB Hailey Duggan PP PD Ryan Grealish Y01 1D Martin Kose Y02 2G Mingus Breslin KG KB Mitchell Eiszele PP PD Finlay Gutteridge Y01 1D Hannah Lane MacDonald Y02 2G Marios Burgess KG KB Grace Fisher PP PD Nyah Hall Y01 1D Ruby Newman Y02 2G Sebastian Bush KG KB Jack Gilligan PP PD Shaylah Hall Y01 1D Noah Oliver Y02 2G Holly Cate KG KB Ebony Hargreaves PP PD Mollie Harris Y01 1D Max Peters Y02 2G Samantha Clay KG KB Jack Kelly PP PD Chloe Howells Y01 1D Jethro Plunkett Y02 2G Seth Cockerill KG KB Emma Kose PP PD Ryan Howlett Y01 1D Alessandro Pullan Y02 2G Kyan Cubit KG KB Jack Miller PP PD Yejun Kim Y01 1D Jordan Richards Y02 2G Sophie Fidanza KG KB Yiannis Nikitaras PP PD Kayla Loveless Y01 1D Bradley Roberts Y02 2G Bella Flack KG KB Aurelia Pasa PP PD Lucy Lyne Y01 1D Katie Stefankowski Y02 2G Melody Gallegos Calderon KG KB Georgie Pettit PP PD Roxie Moore Y01 1D Cody Whittaker Y02 2G Ella Hamilton KG KB Danijela Puclin PP PD Hannah Nermut-Nichols Y01 1D Joshua Willson Y02 2G Michael King KG KB Dana’e Rainsford PP PD Franciscane Nfundiko Y01 1D William Alexandrellis Y02 2S Kaiden Langford KG KB Charlotte Ransley PP PD Agnes Nyirahabimana Y01 1D Storm Barron Y02 2S Poppy Lincoln KG KB Aidan Rayner PP PD Ethan Purton Y01 1D Chloe Bone Y02 2S Mia Mackie KG KB Noah Riddell PP PD William Steele Y01 1D Lily Bowerman Y02 2S Juliana Montenegro KG KB Carson Spangler PP PD Chloe Tarvydas Y01 1D Riley Braslin Y02 2S Laura O’Reilly KG KB Aivah Sproule PP PD Hamish Wareing Y01 1D Rose Brophy Y02 2S Gracie Pelham KG KB Caleb Sproule PP PD Eric Waters Y01 1D Jenaiya Cleland Y02 2S Sophie Pettit KG KB Jonah Stephens PP PD Jonty Zielinski Y01 1D Sophie Cockerill Y02 2S Charlotte Poulson KG KB Caitlin Stevanovich PP PD Chloe Ahern Y01 1S Ronan Collins-Roberts Y02 2S Shane Randall KG KB Callan Stewart PP PD Brady Allen Y01 1S Samuel Daly-Leaman Y02 2S Maxx Ransley KG KB Lilymay Ward PP PD Kaine Andrew-Anning Y01 1S Charlotte Eiszele Y02 2S Jemma Reid KG KB Sienna Winter PP PD Nikolas Andrew-Anning Y01 1S Jordan Harrison Y02 2S Isla Richards KG KB Jasmin Bailey PP PS Noah Austen Y01 1S William Heaton Y02 2S Jackson Smith KG KB Zak Balmforth PP PS Joel Bresnehan Y01 1S Jack Hurd Y02 2S Mackenzie Ward KG KB James Bannister PP PS Zayne Cooper Y01 1S Solomon Kidane Y02 2S William Waters KG KB Laylah Barwick PP PS Isaac Cox Y01 1S Daniel Kirk Y02 2S Matilda Willson KG KB Bree Bester PP PS Amelie Gavan Y01 1S Zoelle Lin Y02 2S Samuel Anis KG KM Harrison Brown PP PS Amelia Heaton Y01 1S Georgia Nikitaras Y02 2S Vincent Anning KG KM Izak Buckley PP PS April Heaton Y01 1S Sarah O’Reilly Y02 2S Jack Austen KG KM Jayden Buckley PP PS Jorja Hopkins Y01 1S Erin Richards Y02 2S Blake Bedelph KG KM Molly Carpenter PP PS Lachlan Hutchison Y01 1S Elliot Skinner Y02 2S Ruby Berry KG KM Claire Cooper PP PS Amity Jakubiszyn Y01 1S William Smith Y02 2S Ava Clark KG KM Sophie Cowen PP PS Youngjae Kim Y01 1S Xavier Tonks Y02 2S Jackson Dickson KG KM Bree Decotter PP PS William Langley Y01 1S James Wolfe Y02 2S Jack Dillon KG KM Noah Diamantis PP PS Ella Maw Y01 1S Kaitlyn Allen Y03 3B Hugo Gale KG KM Zoe Duggan PP PS Isabella Mayne Y01 1S Lucas Allen Y03 3B Grace Gallahar-Gore KG KM Kelsey Fowle PP PS Joshua McRoss Y01 1S Ewan Bacon Y03 3B Seth Henry KG KM Charlie Goodman PP PS Ellie Mills Y01 1S Makaila Bailey Y03 3B Ella Hutchison KG KM Mitchell Green PP PS Connor Nicolle Y01 1S Jaxson Barron Y03 3B Ayaan Jafery KG KM Remi Holbrook PP PS Austin Nilsson Y01 1S William Brain Y03 3B Ella Jakubiszyn KG KM Lara Hurd PP PS Henry Sanford Y01 1S Harry Breslin Y03 3B Matilda Johnson KG KM Anika Lowe PP PS Lucas Smith Y01 1S Ashlee Bresnehan Y03 3B Maddison Jones KG KM Joshua McMaster PP PS Isabella Strang-Quin Y01 1S Jack Cassidy Y03 3B Shauntai King KG KM Klay Mustchin PP PS Paige Thomas Y01 1S Mitchell Cleland Y03 3B Kirrawyn McNamara KG KM Oliver Nicolle PP PS Shanayah Tonner Y01 1S Chloe Cooper Y03 3B Georgia McPherson KG KM Alliah Owens PP PS Alarna Waller Y01 1S Ashley Cruse Y03 3B Oliver Mesic KG KM Brody Pettit PP PS Maggie Wilby Y01 1S Tyler Duggan Y03 3B Gemma Mustchin KG KM Lucas Pyke PP PS Hawi Bowerman Y02 2G Aidan Dwyer Y03 3B Ryan Pearl KG KM Clare Reeve PP PS Mitchell Brown Y02 2G Jacksyn Flack Y03 3B Blake Philpott KG KM Joel Richards PP PS Taylah Chick Y02 2G Ella Freeman Y03 3B Charlie Piggin KG KM Xander Roberts PP PS Jacob Cowen Y02 2G Jackson French Y03 3B Sally Quinn KG KM Fletcher Stewart PP PS Samuel Cox Y02 2G Grace Goodman Y03 3B Sophie Ransley KG KM Addison Tonks PP PS Reese Cubit Y02 2G Hannah Maw Y03 3B Lucy Schiebel KG KM Brooklyn Albiston Y01 1D Andrea Escobar Y02 2G Elizabeth Pettit Y03 3B Gabriel Tichanow KG KM Darcy Berry Y01 1D Oliver Geeves Y02 2G Ariarne Roberts Y03 3B Shandara Tringrove KG KM Julian Castillo Y01 1D Rachael Glidden Y02 2G Isaac Skinner Y03 3B Juditte Uwineza KG KM Cameron Cook Y01 1D Bessie Harman Y02 2G Connor Spangler Y03 3B Lucas Atkinson PP PD Taylor Cruse Y01 1D Jude Holbrook Y02 2G Connor Steele Y03 3B Mikayla Bailey-Kelleher PP PD Kayleb Finlayson Y01 1D Lucy Hollingsworth Y02 2G Ava Stephens Y03 3B Taylah Bernes PP PD Harrison Flack Y01 1D Anisah Johnson Y02 2G Photyni Vasileiou Y03 3B Ruby Brown PP PD Brianna Gadd Y01 1D Blake Klaffer Y02 2G Lindsay Wiggins Y03 3B
160 Dominic College Yearbook 2012 Brooklyn Woolley Y03 3B Maddison Cockerill Y04 4R Caitlin Diprose Y05 5F Brianna Howard Y06 6M Sarah Wright Y03 3B Liam Cowen Y04 4R Ellysse Eiszele Y05 5F Alexander James Y06 6M Samuel Anning Y03 3F Jake Duggan Y04 4R Libby Fry Y05 5F Zachary Jones Y06 6M James Austen Y03 3F Ella Fitzpatrick Y04 4R Jorgia Golding Y05 5F Noah McGovern Y06 6M Emma Ayebare Y03 3F Katelyn Gallegos Calderon Y04 4R Liam Grealish Y05 5F Emily McSherry Y06 6M Oscar Breslin Y03 3F Alyssa Haremza Y04 4R Jordan Green Y05 5F Jack Mullen Y06 6M Max Brideson Y03 3F Ursula Harris Y04 4R Vincent Harman Y05 5F Lorcan O’Moore Y06 6M Amelie Brouwer Y03 3F Zachary Holdsworth Y04 4R Sarah Hawkins Y05 5F Asta Rowbottom Y06 6M Kelsea Cano Calderon Y03 3F Jack Howard Y04 4R Daniel Hunniford Y05 5F Emily Sproule Y06 6M Shakirra Cate Y03 3F Damian Howlett Y04 4R Chelsea Jones Y05 5F Paige Terry Y06 6M Xavier Combs Y03 3F Nicholas Jones Y04 4R Martin Kaczorek Y05 5F Samuel Vaszocz Y06 6M Patrick Cornell Y03 3F Mitchell Kennedy-Bannister Y04 4R Khane Marley-Brooks Y05 5F Molly Warren Y06 6M Jessica Doyle Y03 3F James Lane MacDonald Y04 4R Olivia Peters Y05 5F Riley Wilson Y06 6M Connor Ellis Y03 3F Elliott Ling Y04 4R Connor Reeve Y05 5F Lucy Woodward Y06 6M Molly Everett Y03 3F Marcus Lyne Y04 4R Lachlan Riddell Y05 5F Alessandro Zito Y06 6M Michael Gherezgher Y03 3F Hayley Martin Y04 4R Connor Riza Y05 5F Chloe Ackerley Y07 B1 Alyssa Grealish Y03 3F Angelica Matusewicz Y04 4R Joshua Titmus Y05 5F Madison Ambrogio Y07 B1 Chloe Green Y03 3F Matilda McGovern Y04 4R Sophie Valentine Y05 5F Jakeb Atkinson Y08 B1 Liam Harris Y03 3F Alyssa Mustchin Y04 4R Dionysus Vasileiou Y05 5F Mitchell Banks Y09 B1 Halle Jenkins Y03 3F Lachlan Nilsson Y04 4R Kearna Warren Y05 5F Selina Berry Y09 B1 Jack Kalis Y03 3F Isabella Roberts Y04 4R Renae Wiggins Y05 5F Jayde Daly-Trenham Y10 B1 Heidi McPherson Y03 3F Hugh Smith Y04 4R Christopher Alexandrellis Y06 6J Cody Devereux Y10 B1 Logan Nagy Y03 3F Declan Sproule Y04 4R Bradley Atkinson Y06 6J Emily Dillon Y07 B1 Zoe Quilliam Y03 3F Jesse Whittaker Y04 4R Indy Brideson Y06 6J Danica Ellis Y07 B1 Ella Rainbird Y03 3F Shanaya Young Y04 4R Maggie Carmichael Y06 6J Callum Flude Y07 B1 Charlotte Sherriff Y03 3F Sebastian Albiston Y05 5C Mikayla Carnes Y06 6J Tedros Gebrehiwot Y09 B1 Jacob Tarvydas Y03 3F Lachlan Bacon Y05 5C Alexander Cleland Y06 6J Lucas Henderson Y08 B1 Holly Tennant Y03 3F Xanthe Brouwer Y05 5C Lochlan Connolly Y06 6J Shanae Immervoll Y08 B1 Erin Waters Y03 3F Lily Brown Y05 5C Felicia Di Carlo Y06 6J Cayla Johnson Y09 B1 Kate Young Y03 3F Lucy Carter Y05 5C Benjamin Dowling Y06 6J Victoria Lang Y08 B1 Iliana Allocca Y04 4B Melanie Cook Y05 5C Erin Downham Y06 6J Thomas Lovell Y10 B1 Thomas Atkinson Y04 4B Isabella Cooke Y05 5C Kimberly Gent Y06 6J Meg Lowe Y07 B1 Libby Baker Y04 4B Bianca Davidson Y05 5C Aren Gonzales Y06 6J Grace Moles Y10 B1 Kaide Barwick Y04 4B Jordan Day Y05 5C Harry Guy Y06 6J Olivia Monaghan Y10 B1 Zac Butchart Y04 4B Courtney Doyle Y05 5C Owen Hole Y06 6J Ella Morrison Y08 B1 Melanie Cleland Y04 4B Dylan Eiszele Y05 5C Benjamin McRoss Y06 6J Joshua Peters Y08 B1 Sarah Fitzpatrick Y04 4B Georgia Enright Y05 5C Rachel Netherton Y06 6J Gareth Prince Y09 B1 Jorja Geeves Y04 4B Jessica Evans Y05 5C Ellie Newland Y06 6J Zachary Roland Y07 B1 Charlotte Gillie Y04 4B Thomas Gillie Y05 5C Jack Perry Y06 6J Shayne Smith Y09 B1 Angelo Gonzales Y04 4B Jak Gutteridge Y05 5C Paris Ponting Y06 6J Matthew Stocks Y10 B1 Jasmin Harrington Y04 4B Charles Holmes Y05 5C Piper-Jane Queen Y06 6J Konstantinos Vasileiou Y08 B1 Ethan Henderson Y04 4B Joshua Howells Y05 5C Chloe Richardson Y06 6J Ellen Young Y10 B1 Ryan Hopkins Y04 4B Noella Irumva Y05 5C Cally Spangler Y06 6J Brooke Burden Y09 B2 Isaia Johnson Y04 4B Zeke Jenkins Y05 5C Georgia Sproule Y06 6J Lilly Carr Y07 B2 Theona Kalis Y04 4B Yewon Kim Y05 5C Jacob Steele Y06 6J Gemma Chisholm Y10 B2 Emily Klaffer Y04 4B Amber Nagy Y05 5C Amelia Triffitt Y06 6J Samuel Coppleman Y10 B2 Philip Kokkinoftas Y04 4B Athos Pavlides Y05 5C John Watkins-Reynolds Y06 6J Chloe Cresswell Y09 B2 Lea Krause Y04 4B Joshua Phillips Y05 5C Alec Wilde Y06 6J Joshua Dillon Y09 B2 Ebony Langford Y04 4B Campbell Rhodes Y05 5C Aaron Wilton Y06 6J Amy Eiszele Y07 B2 Hannah Langford Y04 4B Emily Risdon Y05 5C Alice Wood Y06 6J Hannah Goldsworthy Y08 B2 Jack Lovell Y04 4B Benjamin Scott Y05 5C Tom Allen Y06 6M Jarrod Goodrick Y07 B2 Isabelle Lucas Y04 4B Oliver Wareing Y05 5C Rosaline Alo Y06 6M Brock Inches Y08 B2 Maddison Lyne Y04 4B Alex Wilson Y05 5C Brianna Bailey-Manser Y06 6M Brayden Jenni Y08 B2 Lachlan Pullen Y04 4B Campbell Wood Y05 5C Will Banks Y06 6M Kyana Johnson Y10 B2 Clayton Reeve Y04 4B Nathan Bailey Y05 5F Lily Barwick Y06 6M Mikayla Lockley Y08 B2 George Risdon Y04 4B Thomas Bennett Y05 5F Ty Belbin Y06 6M Hussein Makelele Y10 B2 Megan Steele Y04 4B Kaydn Blackwell Y05 5F Jack Breward Y06 6M Grace McRoss Y08 B2 Aiden Waller Y04 4B Amber Burns Y05 5F Katelyn Carter Y06 6M Jacob Morgan Y07 B2 Nevada Whitley Y04 4B Ashley Cano Calderon Y05 5F Kalia Combs Y06 6M Zoe Nichols Y10 B2 Lucy Wolfe Y04 4B Tristan Carmichael Y05 5F Molly Dennison Y06 6M Meg Parkinson Y07 B2 Mitchell Zielinski Y04 4B Emmanuel Christopher Y05 5F Melissa Evans Y06 6M Felicity Shadbolt Y09 B2 Doyle Browning Y04 4R Tyler Clay Y05 5F Ryan Gavan Y06 6M Georgia Smith Y08 B2 Tyler Carr Y04 4R Thomas Cornell Y05 5F Eric Glover Y06 6M Maddison Sullivan-Quintal Y09 B2 Indiana Cashion Y04 4R Mikaela Cruz Y05 5F Aimee Hogan Y06 6M Brady Titmus Y09 B2
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Liam Wakefield Y08 B2 Kate Lovell Y07 B5 Tafadzwa Bunhu Y07 G3 Phoebe Wall Y10 G5 Kade Wilton Y07 B2 Gus Lowe Y09 B5 Jade Davidson Y09 G3 Jacob White Y07 G5 Joshua Bailey Y09 B3 Ruby Lynagh-Curtain Y08 B5 Haylee Fry Y07 G3 Sorayah Woods Y10 G5 Haimish Cooper Y08 B3 Janaya Poulson Y07 B5 Roberto Fuentes Y10 G3 Austin York Y08 G5 Thomas Cresswell Y07 B3 Jonathon Reid Y10 B5 Lachlan Gray Y07 G3 Zane Cowen Y08 M Damon Curtain Y08 B3 Meagan Schofield Y08 B5 Joshua Guy Y07 G3 Drew Dillon Y10 M Emma Dare Y10 B3 Amber Schofield Y10 B5 Carter Harris Y10 G3 Whitney Garth Y09 M Ryan Eiszele Y07 B3 Nemesia Skelly Y08 B5 Kaitlin Hawkins Y10 G3 Kelsey Griffin Y08 M Hannah Fitzpatrick Y08 B3 Chloe Smith Y09 B5 Erin Hole Y09 G3 Adam Hall Y07 M Olivia Harriss Y10 B3 Kyla Wakefield Y09 B5 Patrick Karsznia Y07 G3 Hayden Lowe Y09 M Olivia Jackson Y07 B3 Yifei Wang Y09 B5 Brianna McCarthy Y10 G3 Charlie Nichols Y08 M Samuel Lacy-Fogarty Y08 B3 Daniel Warwarek Y07 B5 Cameron Norris Y09 G3 Tara Norris Y10 M Maisen Lockyer Y10 B3 Aaron Wiggins Y08 B5 Tyler O’Neill Y10 G3 Zachary Poprawski Y07 M Cherkira Maxwell Y07 B3 Christopher Allen Y08 G1 Bonnie Pedler Y10 G3 Freya Rylands Y09 M Ashley McKenzie Y08 B3 Patrick Beven Y10 G1 Samantha Pfeiffer Y08 G3 Nichol Aji Y07 S1 Tahlia Osmond Y09 B3 Madalyn Bolton Y08 G1 Jayden Price-Linnell Y08 G3 Chloe Bayliss Y07 S1 Dante Ottavi Y10 B3 Olivia Carver Y10 G1 Zac Pullen Y08 G3 Liya Berhane Y09 S1 Christopher Smith Y07 B3 Samantha Clark Y07 G1 Cassandra Richards Y07 G3 Ryan Bosworth Y08 S1 Chloe Stevenson Y10 B3 Hayden Cusick Y08 G1 Loren Stanton Y09 G3 Jae Cashion Y09 S1 Jasmine Taylor Y08 B3 Wayde Devine Y07 G1 George Strates Y09 G3 Bradley Coad Y08 S1 Renee Terry Y08 B3 Kirrily French Y08 G1 Georgia Tibballs Y10 G3 Tennille Doyle Y08 S1 Ethan Whitfield Y07 B3 Sian Gesiotto Y10 G1 Christopher Tuffin Y09 G3 Bradley Edmundson Y08 S1 Kate Wiggins Y09 B3 Finlay Graham Y07 G1 Amel Ahmed Y07 G4 Heather Fletcher Y10 S1 Jacob Woodmansee Y09 B3 Aleisha Herington Y10 G1 Emily Barrow Y09 G4 Jack Guesdon Y08 S1 Reece Carnes Y10 B4 Jakob Hogan Y07 G1 Tyron Buckley Y08 G4 Bradley Hobden Y10 S1 Brodie Cooper Y07 B4 Bradley Jarvis Y09 G1 Takudzwa Bunhu Y08 G4 Jack Jankus Y10 S1 Jake Courtney Y08 B4 Sarah Johansen Y07 G1 Samarah Burke Y08 G4 Jacob Jones Y09 S1 Sophie Dowd Y07 B4 Michelle Karsznia Y09 G1 William Davidson Y07 G4 Tahlia Langford Y08 S1 Ryan Enniss Y10 B4 Assiel Mafuriranwa Y09 G1 Brendan Davis-Smith Y09 G4 Harry Mapley Y07 S1 Cameron Goodsell Y07 B4 Tyler Moore Y09 G1 Luke Foster Y08 G4 Jessica Martin Y10 S1 Jessica Green Y08 B4 Jonathan Mulungula Y07 G1 Samantha Gangell Y09 G4 Jaymie Mullen Y07 S1 Ashdyn Higgins Y10 B4 Georgia Perry Y08 G1 Nicholas Gesiotto Y09 G4 Faith Nfundiko Y10 S1 Hannah Humes Y09 B4 Taylah Pullen Y09 G1 Ashlee Hey Y09 G4 Riley Psaila Y09 S1 Kate Jones Y07 B4 Declan Reeves Y10 G1 Taya Hill Y08 G4 Abbey Ratcliffe Y10 S1 Rachael Kelly Y08 B4 Cameron Smith Y10 G1 Cait Kirkham Y08 G4 Georgia Riza Y10 S1 Tiarnah LeRossignol Y08 B4 Nadia Twining Y08 G1 Faida Mwarabu Y09 G4 Judith Robinson Y07 S1 Liam Martin Y08 B4 Maggie Wood Y07 G1 Alicia Paice Y07 G4 Samson Ryan Y07 S1 William McSherry Y08 B4 Jordan Bailey Y08 G2 Maddison Poprawski Y08 G4 Ryan Sproule Y08 S1 Jesse Miteff Y07 B4 Isabelle Bannister Y10 G2 Emily Post Y07 G4 James Wapstra Y07 S1 Mitchel Nibbs Y09 B4 William Campbell Y10 G2 Declan Queen Y08 G4 Bianca Alexander Y07 S2 Lisa Page Y09 B4 Lauren Cash Y09 G2 Sydney Reynolds Y07 G4 Zachary Banks Y07 S2 Oscar Parkinson Y09 B4 Joel Christie Y10 G2 Rhiannon Smith Y09 G4 Jack Cornish Y07 S2 Lauren Rowlands Y10 B4 Maddeline Clifford Y10 G2 Daniel Spencer Y10 G4 Brody Cousens Y08 S2 Amber Royer Y10 B4 Charlotte Cooper Y07 G2 Zoe Thurston Y10 G4 Tayla Griffiths Y09 S2 Bradley Shadbolt Y07 B4 Nicholas Davis Y07 G2 Inala Witzerman Y07 G4 Michelle Grovenor Y10 S2 Sheridan White Y10 B4 Maddison Deegan Y10 G2 Mohamed Ahmed Y09 G5 Annabelle Haney Y10 S2 Amelia Whitfield Y09 B4 Frances Di Carlo Y09 G2 Samuel Bird Y09 G5 Natalia Hinds Y08 S2 Travis Wiggins Y08 B4 Lucy Dillon Y10 G2 Chloe Buckley Y09 G5 Brianna Jones Y07 S2 Keeley Wilton Y07 B4 Alyssa Gesiotto Y09 G2 Josh Cahalan Y08 G5 Shania Kava Y09 S2 Nathan Woodford Y09 B4 Zachary Green Y09 G2 Janaya Drake Y08 G5 Chelsea Menzie Y07 S2 Monique Young Y10 B4 Matthew Haddrick Y08 G2 Monique Enright Y08 G5 Georgia Moore Y09 S2 Joshua Cannan Y09 B5 Matthew Jones Y07 G2 Brendan Eyles Y08 G5 Nicole Netherton Y09 S2 Maddison Courtney Y10 B5 Brea Kelly-Lennox Y08 G2 Thomas Goodluck Y10 G5 Riley Newland Y08 S2 Sean Cruz Y08 B5 Eloise Kerstan Y07 G2 William Gray Y09 G5 Benjamin Percy Y08 S2 Jacob Davidson Y07 B5 Breanne Knott Y08 G2 Nicholas Harris Y07 G5 Karissa Pinnington Y08 S2 Ashley Dillon Y10 B5 Nicholas Moltow Y08 G2 Ella Hay Y08 G5 Emily Pregnell Y09 S2 Jessica Duggan Y07 B5 Djafari Mwarabu Y10 G2 Tahlia Murray Y10 G5 Jesse Quinn Y09 S2 Tait Fraser Y10 B5 Shari Smith Y08 G2 Lily Newell Y07 G5 Ella Ratcliffe Y08 S2 Marc Harvey Y08 B5 Kyle Spangler Y08 G2 Saskia Newton Y07 G5 Jasmine Rayner Y08 S2 Jasmine Hawkins Y08 B5 Louise Stubs Y09 G2 Jessica Pedler Y09 G5 Gemma Terry Y10 S2 Trent Henderson Y09 B5 Laura Whittaker Y07 G2 Liam Pullen Y10 G5 Brendan Tucker Y07 S2 Julia Jackson Y10 B5 Mackenzie Adams Y08 G3 Sophie Rainbird Y07 G5 Samuel Wakefield Y09 S2 Noah Johnson Y07 B5 Tayla Barrett Y08 G3 Joshua Ross Y08 G5 Madeline Welsh Y10 S2 Tylah Jones Y09 B5 Jesse Bauld Y08 G3 Hayley Smith Y07 G5 Riley Whelan Y10 S2
162 Dominic College Yearbook 2012 Jamaica Whitley Y07 S2 Curtis Ling Y08 S5 Jack Butler Y07 V3 Morgan Phillips Y07 V5 Taylor Young Y09 S2 Jessica Marriott Y08 S5 Samuel Cerritelli Y07 V3 Jessica Rogers Y09 V5 James Banks Y09 S3 Brittany McCarthy Y10 S5 Hayden Clark Y09 V3 Joshua Russell Y08 V5 Nathan Coad Y10 S3 Jake Newland Y09 S5 Asia Dare Y08 V3 Rebekah Smith Y08 V5 Zachary Cripps Y07 S3 Ty Nichols Y08 S5 Mitchell Davis Y10 V3 Emily Thompson Y07 V5 Danielle Cross Y08 S3 Grace Rosevear Y08 S5 Bryce De Bomford Y10 V3 Isabelle Williams Y07 V5 Jessica Direen Y08 S3 Sona Sojan Y07 S5 Lucy Docherty Y10 V3 Keeley Wilson Y09 V5 Montana Eyles Y08 S3 Kye Tomkinson Y10 S5 Oscar Elliott Y08 V3 Bianka Fisher Y10 S3 Jakob Triffitt Y10 S5 Maddison French Y08 V3 Catherine Fletcher Y08 S3 Sage Wessing Y10 S5 Allen Glover Y08 V3 Nikki Fletcher Y09 S3 Chloe Wilton Y08 S5 Mollie Hodge Y07 V3 Lukas Flytkjaer Y08 S3 Molly Woolley Y07 S5 Christopher Howard Y09 V3 William Godden Y10 S3 Bradley Young Y07 S5 Catherine Hunniford Y07 V3 Grace Hills Y10 S3 James Adlard Y08 V1 Soma Kondo Y08 V3 Lucas Howlett Y10 S3 Jake Branch Y08 V1 Fiona Langford Y10 V3 Paige Jolly Y10 S3 Lochie Byrne Y07 V1 Tayla McKenzie Y10 V3 Marcus Jones Y09 S3 George Claridge Y09 V1 Aymen Moutwari Y07 V3 Daina Jurevics Y09 S3 Laura Dennison Y10 V1 Matthew Palmer Y08 V3 Jessica Macfarlane Y07 S3 Hailee Farrell Y07 V1 Ethan Phillips Y09 V3 Molly McGovern Y09 S3 Samantha Fehlberg Y10 V1 Derek Rathbone Y10 V3 Isaac Murray Y09 S3 Madison Hodge Y09 V1 Hannah Shelverton Y10 V3 Fontaine Nfundiko Y07 S3 Amelia Jones Y07 V1 Dayna Sutton Y08 V3 Richard Ngendahayo Y08 S3 Allissa Manion Y08 V1 Molly Baker Y09 V4 Prudence Raspin Y09 S3 Amber Marklew Y08 V1 Kalvin Baric Y07 V4 Brodie Reeve Y08 S3 Joshua Moon Y07 V1 Holly Butterworth Y09 V4 Elizabeth Robinson Y10 S3 Ashlee Percey Y09 V1 Laura Clear Y10 V4 Holly Scott Y09 S3 Kyle Phillips Y10 V1 Montanah Crosswell Y07 V4 Chloe Wells Y07 S3 Jak Rowbottom Y07 V1 Dylan Eady Y08 V4 Jamie Woolley Y07 S3 Lily Russell Y10 V1 Emerson Figg Y08 V4 Lily Banks Y08 S4 Madison Shaw Y07 V1 Jessica Fitzpatrick Y09 V4 Hayden Banks Y09 S4 Benjamin Shoobridge Y10 V1 Kyle Gangell Y09 V4 Lyndall Barwick Y10 S4 Nakita Stephens Y08 V1 Shea Golding Y10 V4 Brendan Blackwell Y08 S4 Luke Sutton Y10 V1 Dannielle Goldsmith Y10 V4 Mitchell Clark Y07 S4 Holly Van Lierop Y08 V1 John Harry Y07 V4 Brooke Dillon Y08 S4 Dillon Wilson Y08 V1 Coral Hutchins Y07 V4 Morgan Gearman Y10 S4 Maxwell Wood Y09 V1 Timothy Jones Y09 V4 Christina Giameos Y09 S4 Baden Adams Y10 V2 Tsegabirhan Kidane Y07 V4 Emily Godden Y08 S4 Lilly Amos Y08 V2 Courtney Latham Y08 V4 Dayna Graham Y10 S4 Owen Arrowsmith Y08 V2 Bailey Machin Y08 V4 Darcey Grovenor Y07 S4 Oscar Bell Y07 V2 Raegan Mart Y07 V4 Samantha Hall Y08 S4 Alexandria Blackwell Y09 V2 Morgan McConnell Y10 V4 Michael Harris Y10 S4 Chelsey Clark Y07 V2 Finnian Pasanen Y09 V4 Samuel Holdsworth Y09 S4 Amelia Cook Y09 V2 Samuel Peters Y07 V4 Gemma Leaman Y10 S4 Christopher Daly Y10 V2 Melanie Smith Y09 V4 Imogen Lomasney Y10 S4 Thomas Deane Y08 V2 Sarah Stansbie Y08 V4 Brooke Quinn Y07 S4 Michaela Fehlberg Y10 V2 Holly Swan Y08 V4 Ethan Rixon-Jackson Y09 S4 Nicholas Fraser Y09 V2 Jacob Ambler Y07 V5 Nellie Ryan Y10 S4 Ebony Genge Y07 V2 Kate Baker Y08 V5 Bridget Snell Y07 S4 Austin Hollingsworth Y07 V2 Ella Blackwell Y10 V5 Light Suliman Y07 S4 Bailey Jones-Carew Y08 V2 Cassie Booth Y09 V5 Benjamin Wood Y08 S4 Chelsea Loone Y08 V2 Grace Branch Y09 V5 Nicholas Woolley Y09 S4 Andrew McKenzie Y07 V2 Patrick Davis Y09 V5 Stacie Young Y09 S4 Liam Newman Y09 V2 Kristen Farley Y10 V5 Megan Blackwell Y09 S5 Rory O’Moore Y07 V2 Tyler Fitzpatrick Y07 V5 Reece Cashion Y07 S5 Benjamin Percey Y08 V2 Emily Foster Y08 V5 Montanna Cate Y09 S5 Brodie Rowbottom Y08 V2 Shan Garwood Y09 V5 Amy Clark Y10 S5 James Valentine Y09 V2 Jacob Golding Y07 V5 Joshua Cleaver Y07 S5 Stacie Van Lierop Y07 V2 Kalila Hapka Y08 V5 Patrick Di Martino Y09 S5 Carly Watson Y10 V2 Mahalia Kingsley Y10 V5 Jesse Downham Y09 S5 Stephanie Wood Y10 V2 Duncan Knight Y09 V5 Ben Fenton Y08 S5 Lauralee Woolley Y08 V2 Blake Mills Y08 V5 Shannon Harris Y08 S5 Niam Askey-Doran Y09 V3 Hussam Mohamed Y10 V5 Brianna Hobden Y10 S5 Jessica Barrett Y07 V3 Amy Pearcey Y09 V5 Joseph Howlett Y07 S5 Mekayla Burns Y09 V3 Jeremy Percy Y08 V5
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