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Race 364 Event 15 08:00 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 17 Womens Single Scull Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 15:04 Bunbury Rowing Club 6 2:00.98 (1) 6:27.85 (1) 8:38.13 (1) Hagan 2:10.28 (1) 2 15:05 Bunbury Rowing Club 4 2:11.16 (6) 6:38.12 (3) 8:51.76 (2) Gibbs 10.18 10.27 13.63 2:13.64 (2) 3 15:41 Toowong Rowing Club 5 2:07.20 (3) 6:37.44 (2) 8:52.70 (3) Kaszcki 6.22 9.59 14.57 2:15.26 (3) 4 15:22 Huon Rowing Club 2 2:05.92 (2) 6:39.18 (4) 8:54.89 (4) Warren 4.94 11.33 16.76 2:15.71 (4) 5 15:38 Swan River Rowing Club (WAIS) 1 2:10.53 (5) 6:46.24 (5) 9:05.13 (5) Del La Hunty 9.55 18.39 27.00 2:18.89 (6) 6 15:02 Bunbury Rowing Club 3 2:08.16 (4) 6:47.56 (6) 9:06.08 (6) Mancktelow 7.18 19.71 27.95 2:18.52 (5) Race 365 Event 16 08:06 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 19 Womens Single Scull Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 16:16 Geelong College 6 1:39.51 (1) 3:49.07 (1) 6:00.12 (1) 8:13.51 (1) Perkins 2:09.56 (1) 2:11.05 (1) 2:13.39 (5) 2 16:09 Capital Lakes Rowing Club (AIS) 4 1:42.41 (2) 3:52.35 (2) 6:06.94 (2) 8:17.82 (2) Cook 2.90 3.28 6.82 4.31 2:09.94 (2) 2:14.59 (3) 2:10.88 (3) 3 16:34 Torrens Rowing Club (SASI) 5 1:43.78 (3) 3:58.06 (3) 6:10.69 (3) 8:20.71 (3) Monson 4.27 8.99 10.57 7.20 2:14.28 (3) 2:12.63 (2) 2:10.02 (2) 4 16:30 Surfers Paradise Rowing Club 3 1:45.57 (5) 4:00.72 (5) 6:16.84 (5) 8:25.37 (4) McNeil 6.06 11.65 16.72 11.86 2:15.15 (5) 2:16.12 (5) 2:08.53 (1) 5 16:04 Banks Rowing Club 2 1:45.04 (4) 3:59.54 (4) 6:14.24 (4) 8:27.04 (5) Thomas 5.53 10.47 14.12 13.53 2:14.50 (4) 2:14.70 (4) 2:12.80 (4) Race 366 Event 17 08:12 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 19 Womens Coxless Pair Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 17:02 Canberra Girls Grammar School (ACTA5S) 1:56.09 (1) 4:01.59 (1) 6:05.32 (1) 8:09.10 (1) Tamsitt 2:05.50 (1) 2:03.73 (1) 2:03.78 (1) 2 17:07 Commercial/Toowong 3 1:59.32 (2) 4:05.71 (2) 6:14.79 (2) 8:20.14 (2) O'Loughlin 3.23 4.12 9.47 11.04 2:06.39 (2) 2:09.08 (3) 2:05.35 (2) 3 17:09 Fahan School 6 2:01.30 (3) 4:09.52 (3) 6:18.26 (3) 8:23.99 (3) Morris 5.21 7.93 12.94 14.89 2:08.22 (3) 2:08.74 (2) 2:05.73 (3) 4 17:12 Lauriston Girls' School 2 2:05.87 (5) 4:19.61 (5) 6:29.09 (4) 8:36.22 (4) Durman 9.78 18.02 23.77 27.12 2:13.74 (4) 2:09.48 (4) 2:07.13 (4) 5 17:13 Lauriston Girls' School 4 2:02.82 (4) 4:17.10 (4) 6:32.98 (5) 8:44.06 (5) Lang 6.73 15.51 27.66 34.96 2:14.28 (5) 2:15.88 (5) 2:11.08 (5) 6 17:01 Bundaberg Rowing Club 1 2:11.68 (6) 4:32.97 (6) 6:50.23 (6) 9:06.17 (6) Surmon 15.59 31.38 44.91 57.07 2:21.29 (6) 2:17.26 (6) 2:15.94 (6) Race 367 Event 18 08:18 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 17 Mens Coxed Quad Scull Final Sykes Racing Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 18:10 The Cathedral School 5 1:42.06 (1) 7:08.68 (1) Wooley 2 18:08 Swans/Bunbury/Fremantle/Westies (WA3IS) 1:42.93 (2) 7:12.74 (2) Prosser 0.87 4.06 3 18:05 Newcastle Grammar School 4 1:44.54 (4) 7:15.74 (3) Shafren 2.48 7.06 4 18:01 Fremantle Rowing Club 6 1:43.57 (3) 7:22.22 (4) Greenway 1.51 13.54 5 18:07 Scotch College 1 1:45.27 (5) 7:26.12 (5) Watson 3.21 17.44 6 18:11 Xavier College 2 1:45.67 (6) 7:44.46 (6) McNamara 3.61 35.78 Race 368 Event 19 08:24 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 19 Mens Quad Scull Final Oartec Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 19:10 Swans/Bunbury (WAIS) 5 1:32.59 (1) 3:11.08 (1) 4:51.62 (1) 6:30.37 (1) Ielati 1:38.49 (1) 1:40.54 (1) 1:38.75 (3) 2 19:03 Commercial/Surfers 3 1:33.15 (2) 3:12.87 (2) 4:53.55 (2) 6:31.37 (2) Lewis-Swan 0.56 1.79 1.93 1.00 1:39.72 (2) 1:40.68 (2) 1:37.82 (2) 3 19:05 Mersey/Tamar 2 1:35.92 (5) 3:17.85 (4) 4:58.95 (4) 6:35.42 (3) Stanny 3.33 6.77 7.33 5.05 1:41.93 (4) 1:41.10 (3) 1:36.47 (1) 4 19:02 ANA/Bunbury/Swans (WAIS) 4 1:34.94 (4) 3:15.19 (3) 4:56.61 (3) 6:39.09 (4) Brockwell 2.35 4.11 4.99 8.72 1:40.25 (3) 1:41.42 (4) 1:42.48 (4) 5 19:07 Nepean Rowing Club 6 1:37.24 (6) 3:20.48 (5) 5:06.44 (5) 6:52.96 (5) Waddell 4.65 9.40 14.82 22.59 1:43.24 (5) 1:45.96 (5) 1:46.52 (5) 6 19:04 Drummoyne Rowing Club 1 1:33.96 (3) 3:21.60 (6) 5:08.93 (6) 6:56.66 (6) Aldous 1.37 10.52 17.31 26.29 1:47.64 (6) 1:47.33 (6) 1:47.73 (6) Race 369 Event 27 08:30 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 19 Mens Coxless Pair Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 27:01 Banks Rowing Club 6 1:44.66 (1) 3:36.93 (1) 5:31.99 (1) 7:26.82 (1) Bush 1:52.27 (1) 1:55.06 (2) 1:54.83 (1) 2 27:08 The Friends School 5 1:46.56 (2) 3:39.32 (2) 5:34.13 (2) 7:29.99 (2) Climie 1.90 2.39 2.14 3.17 1:52.76 (2) 1:54.81 (1) 1:55.86 (3) 3 27:06 Scotch College 4 1:47.09 (3) 3:41.10 (3) 5:37.94 (3) 7:36.89 (3) Lipshut 2.43 4.17 5.95 10.07 1:54.01 (3) 1:56.84 (3) 1:58.95 (4) 4 27:10 University of Queensland Boat Club 2 1:53.82 (5) 3:54.18 (5) 5:52.70 (5) 7:47.68 (4) Wong 9.16 17.25 20.71 20.86 2:00.36 (4) 1:58.52 (4) 1:54.98 (2) 5 27:09 University of Queensland Boat Club 3 1:47.98 (4) 3:48.41 (4) 5:51.66 (4) 7:57.41 (5) Fotinos 3.32 11.48 19.67 30.59 2:00.43 (5) 2:03.25 (5) 2:05.75 (6) 6 27:02 Caulfield Grammar School 1 1:55.56 (6) 3:56.55 (6) 6:02.17 (6) 8:06.57 (6) Von Dallwitz 10.90 19.62 30.18 39.75 2:00.99 (6) 2:05.62 (6) 2:04.40 (5) Race 370 Event 20 08:36 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 23 Mens Double Scull Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 20:07 Murray Bridge/Adelaide Uni (SASI) 6 1:34.82 (1) 3:19.89 (1) 5:01.26 (1) 6:43.65 (1) McRae 1:45.07 (4) 1:41.37 (1) 1:42.39 (4) 2 20:09 St George/Commercial 5 1:38.18 (2) 3:21.95 (2) 5:05.31 (2) 6:46.92 (2) Reedman 3.36 2.06 4.05 3.27 1:43.77 (3) 1:43.36 (3) 1:41.61 (2) 3 20:11 Swans/ECU Perth (WAIS) 3 1:40.50 (5) 3:23.11 (4) 5:06.16 (4) 6:47.58 (3) Fletcher 5.68 3.22 4.90 3.93 1:42.61 (1) 1:43.05 (2) 1:41.42 (1) 4 20:15 Uni of QLD/Mercantile RC (AIS) 4 1:38.97 (3) 3:22.17 (3) 5:05.58 (3) 6:47.60 (4) Bidwell 4.15 2.28 4.32 3.95 1:43.20 (2) 1:43.41 (4) 1:42.02 (3) 5 20:02 Huon/Wendouree-Ballarat RC (AIS) 2 1:40.06 (4) 3:27.47 (5) 5:17.15 (5) 7:06.25 (5) Harris 5.24 7.58 15.89 22.60 1:47.41 (5) 1:49.68 (5) 1:49.10 (5) 6 20:13 Sydney/ANA 1 1:41.22 (6) 3:29.36 (6) 5:21.14 (6) 7:12.44 (6) Kehlet 6.40 9.47 19.88 28.79 1:48.14 (6) 1:51.78 (6) 1:51.30 (6) Race 371 Event 21 08:42 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Open Mens Double Scull Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 21:09 Mercantile RC/Adelaide Uni (SASI/VIS6) 1:34.14 (1) 3:13.56 (1) 4:53.85 (1) 6:33.64 (1) Crawshay 1:39.42 (1) 1:40.29 (1) 1:39.79 (2) 2 21:14 Swan River Rowing Club (WAIS) 5 1:34.96 (2) 3:15.34 (2) 4:56.83 (2) 6:38.18 (2) Kelly 0.82 1.78 2.98 4.54 1:40.38 (2) 1:41.49 (2) 1:41.35 (3) 3 21:04 Huon/Lindisfarne (TIS) 3 1:37.36 (3) 3:19.13 (3) 5:02.48 (3) 6:44.50 (3) Gibson 3.22 5.57 8.63 10.86 1:41.77 (3) 1:43.35 (3) 1:42.02 (4) 4 21:07 Lindisfarne/Tamar (TIS) 2 1:39.51 (5) 3:23.97 (5) 5:08.16 (5) 6:46.83 (4) Brennan 5.37 10.41 14.31 13.19 1:44.46 (5) 1:44.19 (4) 1:38.67 (1) 5 21:02 ANU/CRC (ACTAS) 1 1:39.89 (6) 3:22.25 (4) 5:06.79 (4) 6:49.10 (5) Southwell 5.75 8.69 12.94 15.46 1:42.36 (4) 1:44.54 (5) 1:42.31 (5) 6 21:15 Sydney University/Mosman (NSWIS) 4 1:38.73 (4) 3:26.29 (6) 5:11.96 (6) 6:59.67 (6) Hudson 4.59 12.73 18.11 26.03 1:47.56 (6) 1:45.67 (6) 1:47.71 (6) Race 372 Event 22 08:48 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 23 Womens Double Scull Final Designer Paintworks Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 22:08 Sydney University (NSWIS) 6 2:17.09 (2) 3:48.61 (2) 7:40.73 (1) Kirby 0.40 2.84 1:31.52 (3) 2 22:02 Banks RC/Melbourne RC (VIS) 5 2:16.69 (1) 3:45.77 (1) 7:42.77 (2) Szatsznajder 2.04 1:29.08 (1) 3 22:10 Uni of QLD/Tweed 3 2:20.33 (5) 3:50.15 (3) 7:44.80 (3) Brown 3.64 4.38 4.07 1:29.82 (2) 4 22:01 Adelaide University BC (SASI) 4 2:19.15 (3) 3:52.89 (4) 7:49.34 (4) Osti 2.46 7.12 8.61 1:33.74 (4) 5 22:05 CLRC/Shoalhaven (AIS) 2 2:19.97 (4) 3:57.14 (5) 8:01.04 (5) Cook 3.28 11.37 20.31 1:37.17 (5) 6 22:03 Brisbane & GPS Rowing Club 1 2:20.91 (6) 3:58.52 (6) 8:04.65 (6) Murray 4.22 12.75 23.92 1:37.61 (6) Race 373 Event 28 08:54 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Open Womens Double Scull Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 28:03 Commercial/New Norfolk (TIS/AIS/QA4S) 1:46.29 (2) 5:29.47 (2) 7:15.93 (1) Savage 2.20 3.40 1:46.46 (1) 2 28:07 Sydney University Womens Rowing Club5 (NSW 1:I44.09S/AIS ()1) 3:34.71 (1) 5:26.07 (1) 7:17.18 (2) Pratley 1.25 1:50.62 (1) 1:51.36 (2) 1:51.11 (2) 3 28:04 ECU Perth/Swans (VIS/WAIS) 6 1:47.51 (4) 3:40.41 (2) 5:31.40 (3) 7:22.74 (3) Bradley 3.42 5.70 5.33 6.81 1:52.90 (2) 1:50.99 (1) 1:51.34 (3) 4 28:05 Mosman/CRC (AIS/NSWIS) 3 1:46.93 (3) 3:41.59 (3) 5:35.49 (4) 7:30.77 (4) Ives 2.84 6.88 9.42 14.84 1:54.66 (3) 1:53.90 (3) 1:55.28 (4) 5 28:06 Mosman/Mercantile RC (VIS/NSWIS) 2 1:49.32 (5) 3:44.97 (4) 5:43.53 (5) 7:41.40 (5) Uphill 5.23 10.26 17.46 25.47 1:55.65 (4) 1:58.56 (4) 1:57.87 (5) 6 28:09 UTS Rowing Club Inc (NSWIS) 1 1:51.05 (6) 3:51.19 (5) 5:50.45 (6) 7:49.56 (6) Gray 6.96 16.48 24.38 33.63 2:00.14 (5) 1:59.26 (5) 1:59.11 (6) Race 374 Event 41 09:00 Fri, 09 Mar 2007 Distance 2000m Champion Under 23 Mens Lightweight Coxless Four Final Pl Crew# Crew Name Lane 500 1000 1500 2000 1 41:04 Toowong Rowing Club (QAS) 3 1:38.54 (2) 5:04.24 (2) 6:42.05 (1) Purcell 0.84 0.67 1:37.81 (1) 2 41:05 Torrens/Adelaide Uni/Murray Bridge (S6ASI) 1:37.70 (1) 5:03.57 (1) 6:44.34 (2) Gora 2.29 1:40.77 (3) 3 41:02 Sydney/Sydney University/Mosman 2 1:39.82 (3) 5:08.18 (3) 6:46.45 (3) Girdlestone 2.12 4.61 4.40 1:38.27 (2) 4 41:01 ANA/Bunbury/UWABC 4 1:40.57 (4) 5:10.46 (4) 6:51.82 (4) Zulsdorf 2.87 6.89 9.77 1:41.36 (4)
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    2006 Australian Schools Teams Chess Championship Canberra, 11-12 Dec Proudly Supported by - Welcome to the 2006 ASTC Efbs!qmbzfst-!qbsfout-!ufbdifst-!dpbdift!boe!wjtjupst- Po!cfibmg!pg!uif!BDU!Kvojps!Diftt!Mfbhvf!)BDUKDM*!J!xfmdpnf!zpv!up!Dbocfssb! boe!up!uif!3117!Bvtusbmjbo!Tdippmt!Ufbnt!Diftt!Dibnqjpotijq-!boe! dpohsbuvmbuf!zpv!po!zpvs!bdijfwfnfou!jo!kvtu!rvbmjgzjoh!gps!uijt!fwfou/!!Xf!xjti! zpv!fwfsz!tvddftt!pwfs!uif!uxp!ebzt!pg!dpnqfujujpo" Uif!BTUD!jt!uif!gjstu!fwfou!pg!uif!P3D!Bvtusbmjbo!Gftujwbm!pg!Kvojps!Diftt!.!xf! ipqf!up!tff!nboz!pg!zpv!sfuvso!jo!Kbovbsz!gps!uif!3118!Bvtusbmjbo!Kvojps! Dibnqjpotijq!xifsf!zpv!xjmm!ibwf!bopuifs!pqqpsuvojuz!gps!tpnf!hsfbu!diftt!bt! xfmm!bt!fokpz!b!mjuumf!pg!xibu!zpvs!obujpobm!dbqjubm!ibt!up!pggfs/ J!xpvme!mjlf!up!ublf!uijt!pqqpsuvojuz!up!uibol!pvs!tqpotpst!bdsptt!uif!xipmf!pg! uif!Gftujwbm!bt!xfmm!bt!uiptf!xip!ibwf!tqfdjgjdbmmz!dpnf!po!cpbse!up!tvqqpsu!uif! BTUD/!!Xf!ibwf!cffo!gpsuvobuf!up!fokpz!hfofspvt!tvqqpsu!gspn!pvs!dpnnvojuz! boe!fwfsz!tqpotpstijq-!fwfsz!epobujpo-!mbshf!ps!tnbmm-!jt!dpousjcvujoh!up!b!sfbmmz! gboubtujd!fyqfsjfodf!gps!pvs!qbsujdjqbout!.!UIBOL!ZPV" J!bmtp!xbou!up!bdlopxmfehf!uif!pvutuboejoh!hspvq!pg!wpmvouffst!xf!ibwf!jo!uif! BDU!'!Bvtusbmjbo!diftt!dpnnvojuz!xip!ibwf!nbef!uijt!bmm!ibqqfo/!!Xf!ibwf! upp!nboz!up!obnf!uifn!bmm!)boe!J!uibol-!jo!boujdjqbujpo-!fwfszpof!ifmqjoh!pwfs! uif!dpvstf!pg!uif!ofyu!uxp!ebzt*!cvu!tqfdjbm!uibolt!hp!up!. ! Tibvo!Qsftt!'!Dibsmft![xpsftujof!.!pvs!bscjufst ! Ups!Mbuujnpsf!.!gps!ijt!xpsl!po!uif!xfctjuf ! Kfooz!Xjmljotpo!.!gps!bmm!nboofs!pg!uijoht!cvu!nptumz!gps!jotjtujoh!J!!
  • The Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia

    The Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia

    ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ALLIANCE OF GIRLS’ SCHOOLS (AUSTRALASIA) LTD Monday 23 May 2016 BRANCH REPORTS: WESTERN AUSTRALIA All ten girls’ schools in Western Australia are members of AGSA. This year we welcomed two new principal’s to our schools at the beginning of 2015; Kim Keipe at St Hildas Anglican Girls School and Kerrie Fraser at Mercedes College. In Term 4 we also welcomed Dr Kate Hadwen as Principal to Presbyterian Ladies College. In welcoming new principals, we also said farewell to Beth Blackwood who has been Principal at PLC for 18 years. Beth has been a generous contributor to AGSA serving on the National committee during her time at the school. She has been an inspirational leader of a girls’ school in Western Australia. We are fortunate that we will maintain our contact with Beth as the new Executive Officer of AHISA another important educational group. We try and hold at least one AGSA event each term during the year. In Term 1 we held a Year 12 leaders afternoon which was opened up to 6 members of each School’s student leadership team. This event was run by Senior Staff and Student Leaders of Perth College. It provided a rich opportunity for the girls to connect and share their ideas and thoughts on student leadership especially following the Student Leadership Conference that many of our schools sent girls too. In Term 2 we held a networking and dinner at Penrhos College for senior staff. There were approximately 100 people in attendance and we had the opportunity to hear from Cynthia Griffin, US Consul General based in Perth.
  • Look up Reach out – Our Girls Creating a Better

    Look up Reach out – Our Girls Creating a Better

    TERM 1 - WEEK 4 ABBOTSLEIGH NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 2019 IN THIS ISSUE The Headmistress Senior School Chaplain News Community Events Shuttle Junior School Time flies faster than a weaver’s shuttle. FROM THE HEADMISTRESS Look Up Reach Out – Our Girls Creating a Better Tomorrow, Today ’We have a great ability to bring JOY, much JOY, to the lives of others.’ Claire Luger, Vice Head Prefect – Service Mrs Megan Krimmer A wonderful and very special characteristic Christmas time, so that we could share with UPCOMING EVENTS for which our Abbotsleigh girls (and the them the joy of Christmas.’ whole Abbotsleigh community) are renowned, Monday 25 February In a powerfully empathic activity, Claire is their collective hearts for service and Junior School Camp Week invited the girls to ‘become’ one of the social justice. Following in the footsteps of commences 800,000 people living in Sydney who generations of Abbotsleigh girls, our girls are experienced the awful situation of facing a No AbbSchool or co-curricular extremely passionate about making a positive Christmas with little food and no presents events this week difference in our world: ‘creating a better last year. They and their ‘family’ then tomorrow, today’. Middle School Parent and ‘experienced’ the great joy of receiving toys Tutor Afternoon Tea Our Junior School girls enthusiastically and and a massive food hamper from Anglicare. generously support St Jude’s in Tanzania and We are sure that our girls will continue Tuesday 26 February sponsor World Vision children. They also visit to bring joy to others in Sydney as they Senior School Swimming aged care facilities and do fabulous work with implement the ‘Connect our Community’ Carnival the students at St Lucy’s School.
  • HSC Outcomes 2020

    HSC Outcomes 2020

    2020 HSC Outcomes FROM THE PRINCIPAL AS OF 4PM, 18 DECEMBER 2020 ROSEVILLE COLLEGE Introduction 2020 Highlights The Higher School Certificate HSC Results (HSC) results released today • 4 students awarded All-Round Achievers for achieving are worthy of celebration – a the highest band possible in 10 or more units of study celebration of academic effort and success of our Year 12 class • 1st and 2nd in State for Food Technology of 2020, but more, they serve as • 4th and 9th in State for Personal Development, Health a resounding tribute to each girl and Physical Education (PDHPE) for her effort, determination and resilience in a year of unexpected • One student placed in the Top 25 in State for Science disruption and challenge. Extension The 2020 HSC results reflect • Five students placed in the Top 40 in Japanese Extension, outstanding achievement by French Extension, Ancient History and Design & graduates across all subject areas. Technology We celebrate the excellent results and the effort of every • 168 Band 6 or E4 results achieved by 76 students across student who has tried her very best. I am especially delighted 34 courses to announce that our students have received an incredible 268 pre-ATAR University Early Admission Offers. This continues • In 17 courses, Roseville College students achieved a strong trend for Roseville students and reflects the ability, upwards of 30% more Bands 5-6 than the state average character and service record of our girls – they are highly sought • Based on Band 6 and E4 achievements, Roseville College after. ranks 35th in NSW (SMH). To our Class of 2020, I warmly commended you.
  • RVOY Honour Roll 1975 Onwards

    RVOY Honour Roll 1975 Onwards

    ROSTRUM VOICE OF YOUTH NATIONAL FINALISTS Year Nat Final Convenor Zone Coordinator Junior Finalist School Place Senior Finalist School Place National Coordinator 1975 Tom Trebilco ACT Tom Trebilco Fiona Tilley Belconnen HS 1 Linzi Jones 1975 NSW 1975 QLD John Brown Sue Stevens St Monica's College Cairns 3 Michelle Barker 3 1975 SA NA NA NA Sheryn Pitman Methodist Ladies College 2 1975 TAS Mac Blackwood Anthony Ackroyd St Virgils College, Hobart 1 1975 VIC 1975 WA Year Nat Final Convenor Zone Coordinator Junior Finalist School Place Senior Finalist School Place 1976 Tom Trebilco? ACT Tom Trebilco? Tim Hayden Telopea Park HS 1 (tie) 1976 NSW 1976 QLD John Brown Michelle Morgan Brigadine Convent Margaret Paton All Hallows School Brisbane 1976 SA NA NA NA NA NA 1976 TAS Mac Blackwood Lisa Thompson Oakburn College 1 (tie) 1976 VIC 1976 WA Paul Donovan St Louis School 1 Year Nat Final Convenor Zone Coordinator Junior Finalist School Place Senior Finalist School Place 1977 ACT Michelle Regan (sub) Belconnen HS 1977 NSW John White Kerrie Mengerson Coonabarabran HS 1 Sonia Anderson Francis Greenway HS,Maitland 1 1977 QLD Mervyn Green Susan Burrows St Margarets Clayfield Anne Frawley Rockhampton 1977 SA NA NA NA NA NA 1977 TAS Mac Blackwood Julie Smith Burnie High Gabrielle Bennett Launceston 1977 Richard Smillie VIC Pat Taylor Linda Holland St Anne's Warrnambool 3 Kelvin Bicknell Echuca Technical 1977 WA David Johnston Mark Donovan John XX111 College 2 Fiona Gauntlett John XX111 College 2 Year Nat Final Convenor Zone Coordinator Junior Finalist