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Wavelength Issue 22 Summer1.Pdf THE MAGAZINE OF WAVERLEY COLLEGE ISSUE 22 NUMBER 2 @ SUMMER 2015 < 9 Archbishop European visits Waverley Concert Tour College 4 Restoration of Historic Portraits < 6 Junior School Where are they now? Focus > 10 USA & Canada < 29 ISSUE 22 VOLUME 2 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR SUMMER 2015 PRINT POST 100002026 Waverley alumni are everywhere (that matters). Don’t miss our special feature in this edition on old boys living and working in the USA. A reminder to please dig deep to support the Capital Appeal, if you can: PUBLISHER It’s providing a much-needed indoor venue to accommodate the entire school, as well as new gym, Waverley College technology and hospitality facilities. In doing so, you’ll help the college keep meeting the challenge of 131 Birrell Street, providing great educational opportunities at sensible fees. Enjoy this edition and please keep in touch. Waverley NSW 2024 Jennifer Divall TELEPHONE 02 9369 0600 EMAIL [email protected] IN THIS ISSUE WEB 3 FROM THE HEADMASTER 21 OBU PRESIDENT’S REPORT waverley.nsw.edu.au Designing the Future Waverley College Old Boys’ Union EDITOR 4 105TH ANNUAL MAY PROCESSION 22 REUNIONS Jennifer Divall AND FEAST OF EDMUND RICE First Annual ‘Muster’ Augurs Well for the Future Archbishop’s 1st Visit to Waverley Marketing Manager Class of 2000 15 Year Reunion 5 Farewell Tony Galletta ALUMNI RELATIONS Magazines from 1931 to 1988 now online & DEVELOPMENT New Deputy Announced 23 OBU NEWS Robyn Moore 6 POSTCARDS FROM THE PAST A Piece of Football History Alumni Relations Restoration of Historic Portraits TELEPHONE Br M M O’Connor OBE Medal 02 9369 0753 7 Waverley Book Wins Award From the Times Literary Supplement EMAIL 8 WAVERLEY FOCUS 24 OLD BOY CONTRIBUTIONS developmentoffice@ Graduation 2015 waverley.nsw.edu.au Greetings from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Archbishop’s Award Remembering Through Music WAVERLEY COLLEGE 9 NEWS 25 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? OLD BOYS’ UNION Art Express 2015 Col Blake and Chris O’Sullivan Welfare Reformer Photo and Film Awards 26 OLD BOY CONTRIBUTIONS DESIGN Winning Hospitality Skills Memories Kirk Palmer Design, Sydney European Concert Tour 27 OLD BOY SPORT PHOTOGRAPHY 10 JUNIOR SCHOOL FOCUS 29 SPECIAL FEATURE James Greig, Year 12 Celebrating 25 Years at Waverley College Where are they now? USA & Canada Jeremy Bowring, Class of 2009 19 Years of Wakakirri 35 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? PRINTING Waverley Remembers World War 36 MILESTONES Oxford Printing Michelle Rollins 37 OBITUARIES Musica Viva In Schools (MVIS) Music Mentor CONTRIBUTIONS 38 DEATH NOTICES Junior State Reps Reader contributions are welcomed. 39 POSTCARDS FROM THE PAST Please forward to 12 WAVERLEY NEWS The War Memorial Chapel and Hall [email protected] Creativity and Innovation Celebrates 60 Years Senior Library 2015 Writing Competition BC 2015–2016 Waverley College Capital Appeal Winners COVER Performing in the Mirror Chapel 13 Live Broadcast Innovation Assembly a First in the Prague Klementinum on the Waverley College European 14 WAVERLEY FOCUS Concert Tour. Experiencing the Spirit of Timor-Lest 15 WAVERLEY SPORT 2015 New Zealand Rugby Tour 16 86th CAS Track & Field Championships 17 SPORT’S NEWS 18 FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Capital Works Update 19 Old Boys’ Stories Inspire a New Generation twitter.com/waverleycollege of Engineers 20 High Academic Reunion Dinner A H.A.R.D. Day’s Night www.facebook.com/waverleycollege SUMMER 2015 3 FROM THE HEADMASTER Designing the Future StrategyPhase 2 2015–8 Liberating the potential in every learner A Catholic school for boys in the Edmund Rice tradition WC STRATEGY2015-PRINT R1.indd 1 12/05/15 8:08 AM In 2015, Waverley College entered a new stage of its This last descriptor – “is challenged to a liberated way Mr Sam Hardjono, strategic growth and development when Waverley College of living” – signals a new way of describing our deepest Professor Donna Cross, Strategy Phase 2 2015–8 was launched by respected hope for each student: the hope that he will be freed James Ritchie and academic and researcher, Professor Donna Cross, Board by his learning journey, unconstrained by fear, energised Mr Ray Paxton at the Chair, Mr Sam Hardjono and myself at a Parents’ and by courage so that he may achieve liberation for himself Phase 2 Launch. Copies of the Strategy Friends’ Forum on Tuesday 19 May in the presence of over and others. Our hopes for the person our student will are available on the 250 parents and carers. ultimately become is as follows: Waverley College website. Our first phase, ‘Strategy 2011–2014’ was driven by the A Waverley graduate... imperative to “liberate the potential of every learner”. Values each person he meets with respect and dignity, The image central to our first phase strategy was the regardless of their resources or life situation; Waverley student ‘on the way’, heading towards his future, Thinks critically, is hope-filled and makes a strong and being the best he can be. In the most challenging and positive contribution to his profession and the complex year of the Strategy, 2014 saw commencement broader community; of our capital works program; implementation of the Is accepting and welcoming, fostering right ‘Liberate’ teaching approach and global student use of our relationships and committed to the common good; ‘iLearn’ technology and infrastructure; a major research Strives to bring the words and actions of Jesus alive project on student wellbeing; and the introduction within his community and society. of student immersions to Timor-Leste. These great achievements are a credit to the whole community – Strong leadership is essential for the success of any strategy staff, the College Executive, students, parents, the Old and the College Board and Executive wish to re-affirm Boys Union, the College Board, and the EREA family, of their commitment to the directions we have set and the which we are a part. ongoing transformation we must pursue in the next four years. This period will see the culmination of many PHASE 2 STRATEGY 2015–2018 courageous, ground-breaking and identity-defining steps From August 2014, the College Board and Executive towards excellence. developed a Phase 2 Strategy Framework which included Ray Paxton Headmaster consultation with staff, students, parents and ex-students during Term 4, 2014 and Term 1, 2015. Whilst the imperative – Liberating the Potential of Every Learner – remains constant, the focus of the new Phase 2 Strategy is the identity and character of each Waverley student and the person he will ultimately become. The student “on the way” (Phase 1) is now the student “at the centre” (Phase 2). Our central understanding is: A Waverley student… … the focus of the new Phase 2 Strategy is the Appreciates diversity and values inclusion; Is a resilient learner who achieves his best academically; identity and character of each Waverley student Builds positive relationships and demonstrates leadership; and the person he will ultimately become. Is challenged to a liberated way of living. 4 WAVELENGTH Archbishop’s 1st Visit to Waverley 105TH ANNUAL MAY PROCESSION AND The Headmaster with the Archbishop and his Parents; Mr Colin Fisher – a Waverley College FEAST OF EDMUND RICE Old Boy – and Mrs Gloria Fisher. The College enjoyed the special privilege of entertaining the relevant religious education, through meaningful ritual, liturgy Archbishop of Sydney, the Most Reverend Anthony Fisher OP and prayer, through life-giving experiences of reflection and as a guest at the annual May Procession and Feast of Edmund through active, courageous advocacy on behalf of the poor Rice. The Archbishop was accompanied by his parents, and marginalised. Mr and Mrs Gloria and Colin Fisher. Mr Fisher is an Old Boy “Our students – at St Charles’, St Clare’s and Waverley of Waverley’s Class of 1951. College – are dynamic learners in the classroom, on the Special guests on the day were drawn from the schools and sporting field, on stage, in prayer and in the community. religious in the Parish of St Charles Borromeo/Mary Immaculate. Every day, we are uplifted by their energy and spirit,“ he said. They included: Fr John Chrysostom OFM, Parish Priest of At Australia’s longest running Marian Procession, the Waverley; Fr Peter Clifford OFM, Assistant Parish Priest of Archbishop examined the life of Mary in his homily. Waverley; Mr Chris Smith EREA; Mr Sam Hardjono, Board Chair; Commenting that her life was, “no bed of roses,” he said, Ms Hilary Cameron, Principal of St Charles’ School and “the story of Mary invites us to have sympathy and solidarity Mrs Antoinette McGahan, Principal of St Clare’s College. with those who experience darkness of one kind or another; In his address, the Headmaster, Ray Paxton, highlighted but also to be ready to offer them reasons to hope, luminous The Archbishop mingled with a commitment to strengthening relationships in the parish: mysteries. We must be especially mindful of those who are parents, staff “As colleagues, we are fully committed to the Archbishop’s suffering and dying and stand by them in compassion and and students at Charter and to the spirit of our founding charisms of prayer as the Sorrowful Mother and Beloved Disciple did. afternoon tea St Francis of Assisi, St Clare and Edmund Rice. “If Christ is given to the Church as light, the Church is given after the May “We are equally committed to strengthening our own to the world as light also; if Mary is given to the Church as Procession. relationships as well as contributing to the evolution of our Mother, the Church is given to the world to be likewise. If we church through the education of our students through strong, assist those suffering natural disasters such as in Nepal; if we work to prevent made-made catastrophes such as in Syria and Iraq; if we campaign against persecution and execution, building bridges to other cultures and individuals: then we are being Christ and His Blessed Mother to our world, and we are fair-square in the line of Edmund Rice,” he said.
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