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VERLEY A W V T IR TA TU ILI S SOLA NOB WaverleyWaverley CollegeCollege 2002 T O W A R D S 2 0 0 3 EDMUND RICE FAMILY FRONT COVER PHOTO Ready to perform in the PAC! BACK COVER PHOTO The Performing Arts Centre due for completion in 2003 WAVERLEY CONTENTS WAVERLEY THE COLLEGE IN 2002 COLLEGE THE COLLEGE BOARD, THE COLLEGE STAFF AND CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COMMUNITY 2 THE HEADMASTER’S REPORT 12 FROM THE DEPUTY HEADMASTER OF THE JUNIOR SCHOOL 30 WATERFORD PRE-SCHOOL 49 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 52 OUR RELIGIOUS LIFE 53 The Chaplain's Report, From the Director of Religious Programmes, Obituaries, The Sodality of Our Lady. COLLEGE ASSOCIATES 61 The Old Boys’ Union, Parents and Friends, The Mothers’ Club. YEARS 7 to 12 of 2002 68 Years 7-11 Reports and Home Groups The Class of 2002, Senior Awards, Prefects, Farewell to Year 12. ACADEMIC ENDEAVOURS 122 Departments of Computing Studies, English, Geography, H.S.I.E., Learning Support Centre, Library, L.O.T.E., Mathematics, Music, Personal Development, Health and Physical Education, Science, Technology and Applied Studies, Visual Arts. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 152 The Sportsmaster’s Report, Basketball, Cadets, Chess, College Musical, Cricket, Cross Country, Cycling, Debating, Diving, Judo, Lawn Bowls, Rugby, Soccer, Social Justice, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Waterpolo, Weights. COLLEGE ROLL 253 COLOUR SECTION The May Procession, Performing Arts Centre, WCCU at Victoria Barracks, Presentation Concert. Printing: R & M Graphics Layout and Design: Col Blake Designs Thanks to contributors of articles and photos, especially Ms Irene Lesslie, Mrs Audrey Coupe, Matthew Taylor, Mrs Gouge, the College Staff, Students and Associates. 2002 1 THE COLLEGE BOARD Judge Paul Urquhart, QC (Chairman) Mr C Blake Mr J McGruther Mr M Cleary AO Mrs M Mead Mr I Duncan Br L Needham cfc Ms M Hugonnet Mrs T Ryan Mr M Hutchison Mr M Stanley Br W Greening cfc Br RJ Wallace cfc THE EXECUTIVE HEADMASTER Br RJ Wallace cfc, A.M. THE COLLEGE DEPUTY HEADMASTER Mr M Hutchison 2002 DEPUTY HEADMASTER (SENIORS) Mr PR Frost DEPUTY HEADMASTER (CURRICULUM) Mr A Elliot DEPUTY HEADMASTER (RELIGIOUS EDUCATION) Mr P Davis DEPUTY HEADMASTER (JUNIOR SCHOOL) Mrs H Newman DEPUTY HEADMASTER (IT/FINANCE) Mr J Byrne ASSISTANT TO HEADMASTER Br M Burton cfc HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Computing Studies Mr D Hearne English Mrs S Bourke Geography Miss MA Thom HSIE (including Economics, Commerce) Mr B Dominish IT Director Mr B Houghton Languages Ms C Hatfield Learning Support Centre Mrs C Pinnington Mathematics Mrs E Watson Music Mr C Blenkinsopp PDH&PE Mr S Pardey Religion Studies Mr P Davis Science Mr G Kennedy TAS Mr T Sutherland Visual Arts Ms M L Smith YEAR MASTERS / ASSISTANT YEAR MASTERS YEAR MASTERS (AND ASSISTANTS) Year 12 Mr M Murphy Mr M Barrett Year 11 Mr BE Sheedy Ms K Wakeford Year 10 Mr M Breen Mr M Baldwin Year 9 Mr C Morrison Mr S Fraser Year 8 Ms C O'Sullivan Mr R Lavulo Year 7 Mr M Barr Mrs K Blizard Assistant to Deputy Headmaster (Junior School) Mrs T Ryan Sportsmaster (Junior School) Mr C Tarrant R.E.C. (Junior School) Mr P Johnson 2 COLLEGE APPOINTMENTS 2002 COLLEGE CHAPLAIN Fr M Milani CADET CO Lt.Col (ACC) PR Frost SENIOR STUDENTS STUDIES COORDINATOR Mr M Elphick INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Mr G Dunham SPORTSMASTER Mr D Woolnough CAREERS ADVISER Mr N Cowdrey COUNSELLING Mrs L Robinson COORDINATOR OF SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMME AND RE RESOURCES Mr B Wyllie DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Mr M Spooner SOCIAL JUSTICE COORDINATOR Ms G Cullen THE LIBRARIES Head Librarian Mrs K Blizard Assistant Librarian Mrs S Falkinder Secretary Mrs P Shiels Junior School Librarian Mrs L Minutillo Library Assistant Mrs P Morton The Audio-Visual Library Mr J Prosser THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Maintenance Coordinator Mr N Serafini Maintenance Staff Mr A Altamiranda Mr M Hannan Mr C Wilson Mr K Wojciechowskiv Mr T Rambout Queens Park Groundsman Mr R Hogan 3 TEACHING STAFF J Anderson B Ed P.E. A Andrews B Sc, Dip Ed A Banboukjian MEdBEd Dip Teach M Baldwin B Ed (UniSyd) C Balkizas BMusEd G Bannerman BVisArts, Dip. Vis Arts; Dip Ed M Barr BEd(PE) Cert.Carpentry Joinery; Cert Occupational St M Barrett BA, Dip Ed P Bateman OAM,KCHS, Dip, Cath. B.Ed M.Ed (R.E.) M Behayi B Eng Mech (hons) & Dip Ed K Bignold BA, BEd V Burgess B Ed, B Spec Ed, M.RE Dip Teach M Burton BA, Dip Ed, M.Ed. Admin C Blenkinsopp BA, Dip Ed J Myhill B Ed (on leave) K Blizzard BA, Dip Ed, Dip Lib, M Lib H Newman M.Litt, BA, Dip Ed S Bourke BA(Hons), Dip Ed C O’Sullivan B Ed, Dip Teach, Cert TESOL J Boyd B Ed, Dip RE P O’Shea BA Dip Ed M Breen B Ed M Papuc Hon Deg(Phy & Chem), Dip Ed J Byrne BA, Dip Ed, CNN S Pardey B Ed (Phys Ed) R Chen B Ed Z Pedicini B Ec, Dip Ed M Claridge Dip Teach, Dip Ed M Perrett BA(Hons), BEd C Christie B Ed G Pinniger BSc, Dip Sc, Dip Ed P Cornish BA, Dip Ed C Pinnington MA, BA G Cullen BA(Hons), Cert Ed D Ralph Dip Teach J Cummins B Sc, Dip Ed D Reidy BSc(Hons), Dip Ed I Croser BA Dip. Ed A Riordon B Ed, Cert II (Design) P Davis BA Dip Ed, Cert RE, M. REd L Robinson BA (hons), Dip Bus Admin D Desiatnik BA, Dip Ed M Ryan B Ed B Dominsh Dip. Teach. Dip. RE T Ryan B Ed, Dip Teach, Dip RE, Dip Spec Ed M Elphick MEd, BEd, Dip Teach B Sheedy BA, Dip Ed L Fahy BA Dip Ed L Shield B Ed A Fahy Dip Mus Ed, A MUS A M L Smith B Ed A Elliot B Ed (Art), MA Ed, M Ed (Admin), JP C Soden Dip Ed, Dip Comp Ed V Ersotelos B Ed A Stanton Dip Teach, Dip RE S Falkinder BA(Lib) A Stekelenburg BA, Dip ED (on leave) M Finegan B Ed JM Strickland B Ed A Folli BA(Hons),Dip Ed M Subramanian MBA, Dip HM S Fraser B Sc; Dip Ed; Dip Maritime St, Assoc Bus Mgmt T Sutherland B Ed, M Ed, Grad Dip Design P Frost MA; MEd(Admin), Dip Ed M Tanner B Ed, Dip Teach S Greig BEd, B. Teach C Tarrant B Ed, B. Teach P Guirguis B Sc G Tax Dip Teach, B Ed G Harris B Ed, Dip Teach, Dip RE M Thom BA Dip Ed K Hatfield BA, Dip Ed J Valix MA, BA, BSE, Dip Ed C Heeg M Teach, B Ed T Van Drempt BA, Dip Ed D Hearne MA, Dip Ed K Vlahakis B Sc M Humphrey B Ed, Cert TESOL K Wakeford BEd; Dip Teach M Hutchison MEd, BEd J Walker B Vet Science, Dip Ed P Johnson B Ed, Grad Dip RE R Wallace A.M. cfc, BA, Dip Ed, MACE, MIEA R Joynes B Sc, Dip Inform, Dip Ed E Weltlinger DA(Hons), Dip Ed C Kelly B Ed W Wheatly BA (Hons), Dip Ed, Grad Cert RE G Kennedy B Ed, Dip Teach, Cert Chem; Dip RE L Williams BEd J Kurath BA Dip Ed D Woolnough BEd I Lesslie B Ed B Wyllie BA, Dip Ed R Luvalo B Ed , Cert II and Cert IV (Hospitality) J Yuncken BA, Dip Teach T Long MEd(Admin), M.RE, Dip Teach (on leave) P Maglione BA, Dip Ed (on leave) K Mandalidis B Ed F Marriner BA, Dip Ed J McCarney B Meadley B Ed M Milani MLitt, BA, Dip Th L Minutillo BA, Dip Lib V Mitchell MA, BA(Hons), Dip Ed, Cert TEFLA (on leave) C Morrison B Ed S Morrow BA Dip Ed C Murphy BT Dip Ed M Murphy BSc, DGC K Murray Dip Ed 4 WATERFORD PRE-SCHOOL Mrs G Suttie (Director) DipTeach E.C. Miss A Quaass BTeach(Early Childhood) Mrs F Darvill GradDip Early Intervention(Early Childhood) Miss C Leopold Ass Dip (Childhood St) Ms D Stacey Ass Dip Social Sc (Childhood St) ADMINISTRATION STAFF Mr J Miller ACIB Bursar Mrs A Coupe Headmaster’s Secretary Mr W Cranney Admin Officer Absentees Mrs N Meehan Reception Mr A Evans Administrative Officer (Students) Mr J McConachie Assistant Bursar Mrs R Moore Development Office Secretary Mrs K Russell Junior School Secretary Mrs J Turinui Accounts Payroll Mrs B Urquhart Enrolment Secretary Mrs M Valix Accounts Payable Mrs L Scott Music Secretary Archivist Tuckshop - Junior School Mr W Cranney Mrs S Baldock, Mrs F Williams Bookhire Printing Mrs A Wood Mr W Cook Tuckshop Laboratory Assistants Mrs V Edwards Mrs L Abrahams Part-time: Mrs P Casey, Mrs N Beves, Mrs R Comino Mrs R Robertson, Mrs C Scarra Art Assistant Learning Support Centre Ms J Kitas Ms C O’Sullivan - Teacher’s Aide THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COMMUNITIES CHARINGFIELD OUR LADY’S MOUNT Br JA Dowd cfc Br AF Bradstreet cfc Br FS Farrell cfc Br JG Flynn cfc Mr Kevin Farrell, Assoc Br LL Hernon cfc Mr S Frangos, Assoc Br JT Loth cfc Br JM Hurley cfc Br FD Marzorini cfc Br LB McInerney cfc Br KE McEwan cfc Br JS McKenzie cfc Br JB Stephenson cfc Br W Hocking cfc Br PJ White cfc WATERFORD Br M Burton cfc Br WB Greening cfc Br V Hawley cfc Br C Smith cfc Br RJ Wallace cfc 5 WAVERLEY COLLEGE STAFF - 2002 Br R J Wallace cfc AM Mr M Hutchison Mr P Frost Mr A Elliot Mrs H Newman Mr P Davis Br M Burton cfc Fr M Milani Mr J Byrne Mr A Altamiranda Mr J Anderson Mr A Andrews Mr M Baldwin Mr C Balkizas Mr A Banboukjian Mr G Bannerman Mr M Barr Mr M Barrett Mr Bateman OAM Mr M Behayi Miss K Bignold Mr C Blenkinsopp Mrs K Blizard Mrs S Bourke 6 WAVERLEY COLLEGE STAFF - 2002 Mr J Boyd Mr M Breen Ms A Brooker Ms V Burgess Mr R Chen Mr C Christie Mr M Claridge Mr W Cook Mr P Cornish Mrs A Coupe Mr N Cowdrey Mr W Cranney Mr I Croser Mrs G Cullen Mr J Cummins Mrs F Darvill Ms D Desiatnik Mr B Dominish Mr G Dunham Mr Egan Mr M Elphick Mr A Evans Ms V Ersotelos Mrs S Falkinder Mrs M Finegan 7 WAVERLEY COLLEGE STAFF - 2002 Mr A Folli Mr S Fraser Mrs P Guirguis Mr M Hannan Mr G Harris Miss K Hatfield Br V Hawley cfc Mr D Hearne Ms C Heeg Mr B Houghton Mr A Howe Mrs M Humphrey Mr P Johnson Mr R Joynes Mr G Kennedy Ms J Kitas Ms J Kurath Ms C Leopold Ms I Lesslie Ms K Mandalidis Mr F Marriner Mr J McCarney Mr J McConachie Mr B Meadley Mrs N Meehan 8 WAVERLEY COLLEGE STAFF - 2002 Mr J Miller Mrs L Minutillo Mr C Morrison Mr S Morrow Ms C Murphy Mr M Murphy Mr K MurrayMr D O'Donoghue Mr P O'Shea Ms C O'Sullivan Mr J Papahatzis Mrs MA Papuc Mr S Pardy Mr Z Pedicini Ms M Perrett Mr G Pinniger Mrs C Pinnington Ms A Quaass Miss D Ralph
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    From Club Court to Center Court The Evolution of Professional Tennis in Cincinnati 2012 Edition By Phillip S. Smith ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A TENNIS TRADITION As was stated in the first edition of this book, putting together 100 years of lost history Before there was a Rose Bowl… before the establishment of the Davis Cup, before isn't easy, and it's not something one does alone. Among those who were particularly baseball’s first World Series, the first Indy 500, and decades before golf’s Masters, the helpful was Steve Headley (who researched thousands of articles on microfilm at best players in tennis were congregating in the southwest corner of Ohio for a very the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County), Jo & J. Howard "Bumpy" special tournament. Frazer (who donated a collection of drawsheets from the Open Era which formed Cincinnatians advertised their creation, “The Cincinnati Open,” in national publica- the backbone of this book), Frank Phelps of Philadelphia (who provided a peek into tions, including the USTA’s American Lawn Tennis Bulletin, hoping to draw the best the past via his collection of ancient and exceedingly rare tennis annuals), and Brian players. And 114 years later, the event is alive and well, still attracting the best players, Nester (who helped review the book and supplied additional information). However, and entertaining fans. Today, it is arguably the oldest tournament in the United States there are two people who have expended the most effort, brain-power, and expertise still played in its original city. However, as the word “arguably” in the preceding sentence to make this possible: Will Sikes (Director of Marketing for the Western & Southern suggests, this distinction needs a bit of explanation.