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PAC Chronicle 2014 CHRONICLE 2014 Front cover images from artsPACes 2014. Thank you to those who helped in the production of the Chronicle 2014: Festival City Photography, Richard Lyons and James Elsby for the photography. To view and purchase College photographs of major events, class groups or images of co-curricular sports and music, please visit www.festivalphoto.com.au. We are grateful to Elena Toskas, Co-ordinator, Margaret Gleaves, Editor, and Sally O’Connor, Graphic Designer, for their commitment to inspire excellence in this production. INSPIRING EXCELLENCE Our Vision Inspiring excellence Our Purpose Prince Alfred College develops young men who will engage in the world with confidence and compassion. We are a community that seeks to challenge and inspire students and maximise every boy’s potential. Our Values :HYDOXHDFDGHPLFH[FHOOHQFHSHUVRQDOGHYHORSPHQW and achievement. :HEHOLHYHLQH[FHOOHQFHLQWHDFKLQJOHDGHUVKLSDQG teamwork and an appreciation of Christian principles. :HDSSUHFLDWHDQLQWHUQDWLRQDOFRQFHSWRIFXUULFXOXP and a sense of citizenship. :HPDNHHYHU\HIIRUWWRGHYHORSZHOOURXQGHG\RXQJ PHQE\QXUWXULQJWKHLULQWHOOHFWXDOSK\VLFDOVRFLDO emotional and spiritual capabilities. :HHQFRXUDJHER\VWRJURZLQWRFRQILGHQWDQG FRPSDVVLRQDWHPHQE\IRVWHULQJWKHLULQGHSHQGHQFH VHOIGLVFLSOLQHLQWHJULW\DQGVRFLDOUHVSRQVLELOLW\ :HUHFRJQLVHWKHLPSRUWDQFHRIWKH&ROOHJHDVD FRPPXQLW\ZLWKVKDUHGUHVSRQVLELOLWLHVLQFOXGLQJ VWXGHQWVSDUHQWVVWDIIROGVFKRODUVDQGIULHQGVRI Princes. Contents Prince Alfred College 2 Early Learning Centre 19 The Preparatory School 24 The Middle School 49 The Senior School 62 Friends of PAC 128 Foundation 129 Old Collegians 131 The School List 164 Jacob Lucey Year 10 The College Council 0U5LFKDUG+RFNQH\'U%HQ7LGVZHOO0U-RKQ.HHYHV3URIHVVRU1LJHO%HDQ Absent: The Moderator Dr Deidre Palmer 0V.DWK\*UDPS0U%UDGOH\)HQQHU0UV-RDQQH)R[ & Mr David Sanders The College Council 2013 Prince Alfred College Foundation Moderator of the Uniting Church ,Q$XVWUDOLD3UHVE\WHU\DQG Dr D Palmer President Dr J L Young Synod of SA 0U.57XWW 7HUP Chairman 0U-6.HHYHV Mr N D Andary $FWLQJ+HDGPDVWHU Headmaster Deputy Chairman Mr R F Hockney 7HUPVDQG 0U%7)HQQHU Treasurer Mr D T Sanders 6HSWHPEHU 0U.57XWW 7HUP Treasurer Mr C Tasborski 0U1'$QGDU\ $FWLQJ Headmaster Executive Mr D F Cornish +HDGPDVWHU7HUPVDQG Officer 0U%7)HQQHU 6HSWHPEHU Allocations Dr J L Young PAOCA Dr R J Hall Members 3URIHVVRU1*%HDQ Governors Dr C F A Dibden 'U%-7LGVZHOO and Trustee 0V.*UDPS Fellows Mr H G P Chapman Mrs J Fox Dr D Lesicar Minute Secretary Mrs M Gleaves Members Ms L La Forgia Mr N Heard 2 Executive List Headmaster 0U%7)HQQHU Deputy Head of School Mr M Dell’Oro 6HSWHPEHU %$ +RQV %(G 0HOERXUQH — Senior 'LS7%(G0(G 8:$ 0$&(/ 0$&()$,0 Deputy Head of School Mr M Oomens Headmaster 0U.57XWW — Middle %$*UDG'LS(G $GHODLGH 06F WRHQG7HUP %$*UDG'LS(G &XUWLQ *UDG 6WDWH8QLYHUVLW\1HZ<RUN 'LS(G6WXGLHV0(G (GLWK&RZDQ Deputy Head of School 0$&(0$&(/ Mr S Watt — Preparatory %7HDFK 8QL6$ Deputy Headmaster/Head of Schools Mr N Andary Assistant Director of 0U00F.LQQRQ Acting Headmaster %(G +RQV 8QL6$ 0(G Teaching and Learning: %$ $GHODLGH %$ +RQV $SULO$XJXVW /HDGHUVKLSDQG0DQDJHPHQW )OLQGHUV ,%'3 'HDNLQ 3*&( ([HWHU Chaplain Reverend M Dickens Assistant Director of Mr J Rylatt Teaching and Learning: %6F +RQV 5R\DO+ROORZD\ Community Service 'LS36 $&' %7K )OLQGHUV %$ $ERULJLQDO6WXGLHV 8QL6$ 06RF SACE and Teaching and &ROOHJH²8QLYHUVLW\RI/RQGRQ 3*&( &RRUGLQDWRUDQG,%&$6 Learning Leader: PLP 8QLYHUVLW\RI%DWK Coordinator 6FL &RXQVHOOLQJ 8QL6$ Assistant Director of Mr N Raimondo Director of Organisational Miss T Learmonth Teaching and Learning: %'HV +RQV 0'HV%(G Development 0%$ $GHODLGH 'LS7 8QL6$ MYP 8QL6$ Executive Director School 0U6%DFRQ Assistant Director of 0UV.%DLUG Services 0%$ $GHODLGH Teaching and Learning: %(G -XQLRU3ULPDU\3ULPDU\ Director of Teaching and 0U.6SDUNV PYP 8QL6$ Learning %6F +RQV 8QLYHUVLW\ Assistant Director of Mrs L Foster RI6DOIRUG8. 3RVW*UDG&HUW(G Teaching and Learning: %(G -XQLRU3ULPDU\DQG3ULPDU\ 8QLYHUVLW\RI+XOO8. 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