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2007 Edition Acknowledgements

Edited by: Mr. Shaun Healy

With the assistance of the MRC Kalori Committee: Miss Naomi Fenton Miss Lauren Gray Mrs Suzanne Viney

Special thanks to: Mrs. Doreen Davey Mrs. Catherine Woodberry Mrs. Susan Chen

The front cover design is based on the artwork of Alexandra Noyman, Year 8.

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If there is one constant in education it is the pressure for Holistic education includes development of the physical "change". The pressure comes from State and Federal health of our students. The opening of the Harcombe Governments, educational theorists, the changing world Centre at the beginning of the year provided a huge we live in, teachers and young people themselves. It morale boost for our community and has given our means we work in an environment that requires us to students state of the art facilities after nearly 50 years critique but be open to the possibilities, to be observant of doing without. It would be nice to think that our and adaptive to the learning needs of our young people. success as the Tasmanian Independent Schools Netball There is the danger, however, of running with the latest Champions and State Basketball Champions in two pet theory and change for change's sake, but there are divisions this year has been assisted by the provision of also wonderful possibilities in change that can enhance these facilities. Time will tell if this trend continues. the learning of our young people and enable them to A great boost for the performing arts has been the become the "valued and contributing members of our refurbishment of the old Assembly Hall into a performing ever changing society", described in the College Mission arts facility, named Conway Hall. I look forward to statement. watching wonderful productions in first rate facilities. Within this culture of change there is a fundamental My gratitude goes to the staff of MRC. This team of 60 constant. That constant is the aim of the Catholic school teachers and 31 general staff have worked hard to make to form young people whose physical, intellectual and sure the young people in our care are given a first class moral talents are developed harmoniously. In other education. words, the challenge at MRC is the formation of the whole person and to enable our young people to grow into responsible adults with integrity, ready to take an Thank you also to the many volunteers who support the active part in a rapidly changing world. College, not least of all, members of the College Board and Governing Council. Mr Colin McKenzie and Mr This year we are pleased to have established a Year Paul Smith have made outstanding contributions and 10 REMAR group in the College who meet to pray, will be missed after six years of service on the Board. learn about the Marist and Mercy stories, socialise and Thank you also to Mrs Kathleen Siggins who has retired meet with other Marist schools. We hope to extend the from the Governing Council. Her knowledge of Catholic program with groups in both Years 10 and 11 next year. education and empathy for young people has been much appreciated. Our Student Representative Council has shown excellent leadership with each of the five committees; Special What is it that makes our school Catholic? At one level Character, Community, Culture, Academic and Sport, it is the religious education lessons we teach, at another making significant contributions. The Special Character it is the prayer and liturgy we all participate in, but the X Committee has led by example through their preparation factor is in the way that we treat each other, reflective of and ownership of liturgy that is relevant, interesting the way that Jesus Christ treated the people he met in his and challenging. We have just appointed a Director of life and the sacrifices he made because of his deep and Mission, Mr Ian Margetts, whose responsibility it will abiding love of God, his Father. Those gospel values are be to nurture the spirituality of both staff and students evident in the work of our founders, the Marist and Mercy and promote the charisms of the College so that the orders, and reflected in our College values of hospitality, Catholic mission of this College is kept in the forefront respect, justice, compassion and responsibility. It is in of our minds. To assist in attaining this objective we living these values that our community will develop its have also appointed a separate Curriculum Head of spirit and spirituality. Religious Education and a teacher with youth ministry Susan Chen responsibilities. Principal

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I am pleased to report on the activities of the Marist Regional College Staff office space in the main staff room and a redevelopment of the old Board for 2007. The Board was delighted with the reappointment of drama studio are priorities for 2008. Susan Chen as Principal for a further term. Finance Membership With some of the costs associated with the Conway Hall contract still to This year Mr Robert Rimmelzwaan resigned from the Board and his be finalised, close cooperation of the Board and the Business Manager vacancy was filled by Mr Barry Britton, who has had experience on has seen the College produce another good budgetary result for 2007. the Board of St Brigid's, Wynyard. Mrs Tess McDonagh accepted the position vacated by Mrs Suzanne Harris, joining Colin McKenzie, Susan The Budget has been prepared for 2008 with the new Federal remote Chen, Paul Smith, Margaret McKenzie, Sandra Harvey, Gary Dazeley, funding allowing a balanced budget totalling $8.85 million. Fee increases Fr Pius Jones, Fr Bernie McFadyen and Kevin Young on the Board. have been kept to approximately 2.5%. The total size of the budget is Gary Dazeley and I have been requested to stand for second terms. largely as a result of increasing enrolments which will see the College The Board members were joined in meetings by Les Allen and Richard pass the 800 enrolment mark for the first time since 1993. Lakeland. Other Matters Regrettably, both Colin McKenzie and Paul Smith's terms have come The roof safety system identified in last year's report as a safety measure to an end, each having served six years on the Board. Both have been was completed early this year and we have obtained a quote for a safety terrific servants of the College and will be sorely missed. fence on the school exit road.

This year has seen the Marist Board working on a diverse range of The Board has worked with the Business Manager and the Executive issues: Officer of the Governing Council on un-incorporation of Marist Regional College and this should soon be finalised. Master Plan This year has seen the settling in of the Harcombe Centre and work Finally I would like to thank fellow Board members, the Parents and on the redevelopment of the assembly hall into two classrooms and Friends Association, College staff and students for their collective a Performing Arts space known as Conway Hall. This facility is now efforts in taking Marist Regional College forward in all aspects of its complete and the College is now waiting on the lift installation which will development. We can all see the improvements in the College's physical give much needed access to the upper levels of the western wing. assets, but it is in the improvements in the learning of our students, that we can all take pride. Architects and the Board are currently reviewing the College's Master Plan to help us identify prioritise and cost development of the College Kevin Young for the future learning needs of students. We see significant issues Chairman with the age and design of some of our classroom areas and increasing enrolments continue to place pressure on availability of rooms.

challenging programs. la w e never stop 1 The Diverse Learning Program promotes higher order thinking and creativity and has seen students involved in challenging and rigorous competitions as well as attending some higher order thinking seminars. A Gifted and Talented learninq; no seminar was on the themes: the contribution of psychology and sociology to an understanding of what it is to be human; the nature and beauty of Mathematics; human genetic engineering; and death and sexuality in the matterhow har 21st century. These challenging topics enriched the learning of students as an extension to the College curriculum. Students also undertook individual interest based projects to explore during the year. Students challenged we try to resist" themselves and each other in this flexible parallel learning opportunity to the mainstream curriculum. The curriculum at Mans; Regional College enhances and promotes student achievement by having learning tasks, assessments and experiences that We have much to be proud of in the academic life of the College and for cater for the different ways in which we learn. 2007 has seen many fantastic the first time, due to an SRC Academic Committee initiative, the College achievements in all Faculty areas. In particular, two excellent programs at the awarded the Academic House Cup to the House group that achieved College demonstrate the breadth of learning that students can access at the the highest academic results, per student, at the end of the year. College. Students at the College strive to do their best and are expertly supported The Individual Learning Program assists individual and small groups of by generous, knowledgeable and hard working teaching staff. I applaud students through "hands on" learning continues to add depth and meaning students and staff for their efforts this year and hope that this same sense of to students' educational experiences. In 2007, the courses Carpentry, drive, purpose and zeal will see them achieve of their best in 2008. Diesel Mechanics, Metal working, Model Construction, Agriculture, Engine Maintenance and Art Design were offered. For the first time a high level Year 9 Computer Database and Programming Course for a highly motivated and skilful student was developed in the style of a student directed inquiry course. These courses are offered through the expertise of staff and Mrs. Candi Dempster the philosophy of enabling student potential through individualised and Director of Learning and Teaching

3 Governing Council Report

Again it is my pleasure as the Archbishop of The Harcombe Centre Hobart to present this report on behalf of the It was my privilege in March to bless and open Marist Regional College Governing Council. the Harcombe Centre in the presence of the members of the Governing Council and the The Governing Council, which draws its school community. This wonderful addition to membership from the founding religious the Marist Regional College facilities is a credit congregations of the College, Catholic Education to the foresight and planning of the College organisations and the wider Tasmanian Catholic Board, Principal and staff over many years. community, is the delegated authority of the Roman Catholic Church Trust Corporation World Youth Day 2008 of the Archdiocese of Hobart. The Governing I thank the staff and students for their Council is established to conduct the College preparation for World Youth Day 2008 and give in collegial partnership with the Board and the my blessing, support and encouragement to College Principal. the students and staff who are committed to attending World Youth Day in Sydney, 15t1 - 21st Membership July 2008. As Chairman of the Governing Council I share World Youth Day, Sydney 2008 is a "one off" membership with Dr Dan White, Fr Gary opportunity in our lives, both young and old, Reynolds SM, Sr Jan Geason RSM, Mr John to be part of what will be a spiritually enriching Bloomfield and Mrs Kathleen Siggins. Mrs experience. It will have far reaching benefits, not Siggins will retire from the Governing Council only on the Tasmanian Catholic community, but at the end of this year after having served will generate a resurgence and renewal of faith Catholic Education in many capacities for many in Catholic youth throughout the world. years. I thank her sincerely for her generous contribution. Appreciation I sincerely express my deep appreciation to We also welcome two new members who will the members of the Governing Council, Mr join the Governing Council in December. Mr Kevin Young (Chairman) and members of the Carey McIver and Mrs Claire Hoye, both will Board, Mrs Susan Chen (Principal), the school bring great experience to the Council and leadership team and staff for their very generous we look forward to their contribution to the contribution to the governance of Marist Governance of the College. Regional College.

Reappointment of Principal The Governing Council has confirmed the reappointment of Mrs Susan Chen as Principal + Adrian L Doyle of Marist Regional College for a further term of Archbishop of Hobart five years. Chairman Marist Regional College Governing Council Appointment of an Executive Officer Early in the year the Governing Council appointed Mr Stuart Elliss as Executive Officer to the Governing Council. The Executive Officer will serve the Governing Council by undertaking designated administrative responsibilities and facilitate communication between the Governing Council, the College Principal and the Board. Constitution At its first meeting in 2007, the Governing Council adopted the Marist Regional College Constitution, which clearly sets out the nature, scope and responsibilities of the principal, the Board and the Governing Council.

4 Dear Marist T17-w 7 An enthusiastic team of dedicated parents put together a fun filled fete day f r students and visitors on Friday 30'h March. The fete was given a slight face lift this year with the introduction of some new stalls such as horrendous wounds, arm plasters, kiss-a -pig competition and surprise bag, whilst retaining the tried and true stalls such as the chocolate wheel, cakes/sweets, jumping castle, lucky j ms and water slide. The kiss-a-pig competition was a quirky idea that had students placing money in jars. Staff and students who consented to kissing a pig on fete day had a jar with their photo on it circulated around the school. The jar with the most money by 1pm on fete day was the lucky person to kiss Wodney the pig. The honours went to Mr Ireland. Wodney was to visit Marist in February as a special guest at the school assembly. Unfortunately things went horrendously awry when Wodney escaped from the transporting vehicle. He had a wonderful time exploring the environs of Marist completely oblivious to the mayhem he was causing. If it weren't for the agility of Mr Pearce and Mr Luck, Wodney would most likely be still on the run. Pig antics aside the fete raised $ I 2, 730.22.

The funds were spent on the folio', ing resources and projects;

Music Department- lap top computer ($1,749) and trolley ($250) $1,999.00 Art Department- digital camera $1,000.00 Art Department- spotlight and stand $1,606.14 MDT Department- shields (1,500) gloves ($48) and grinders (5190) $1,738.00 Home Economics Department- Janome expression ($499) dressmakers model (S50) display stands ($95) display heads ($130) $ 774.00 Home Economics- 2 food processors ($238) serving plates ($60) rice cooker ($48) electric wok ($120) $466.00 Year 7 SOSE- free standing world globe ($136) $136.00 Year 8 English/ SOSE- dictionaries $600.00 Year 8 Corridor- enhancement $1,000.00 Library- dvd/vcr recorder $500.00 P&F- microwave/ sandwich toaster/kettle $250.00 Total: $10, 069.14

Over 150 fete sponsorship letters were sent to local businesses. The response was overwhelming. The Parents and Friends' Committee rwishes to acknowledge and thank these businesses. The Parents and Friends' secretary Julie Barnett and I, represented Marist Regional College at the Catholic Schools Parents and Friends conference held at MacKillop College, Hobart on 28' and 29" April. The theme for the conference was the changing nature of parent engagement and involvement in Catholic education. Presentations were given by Mr Terry O'Connell, OAM, Australian Director of Real Justice and Mr Andrew Mullins, Principal of Redfield College, Dural, NSW. Restorative or Real Justice is about addressing wrong doings using a structured format so that the offender understands how their actions have impacted on the victim and decide how best to restore the harm. This is a collaborative process. Mr Andrew Mullins is the principal of a secondary boys college of 500 students. The school believes parents are the primary educators of their children. Several initiatives have been adopted to assist parents with their parenting role. For example, father/son camps are organised by the school. It is an expectation that all involved attend. The Year 10 dinner was held on Friday 9 November. The many positive comments made by students on the night was a testament to the thought and organisational skill placed into the evening by Mrs Wendy Horniblow, the Year 10 Coordinator and Mrs Rosalie Nayler, the Parents and Friends' treasurer. Parents who donated food, assisted with food preparation and cleaning up throughout the day and evening contributed to a very special inhouse event. Yours in faith, Mrs Tess McDonagh Maris,. Parents and Friends' President

5 Staff 2007 Kalori 2007

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Absent: Oma Roger Mary Barran Judy Watson Ken Broomhall Peter Pullinger Deborah Cherie Neilson UP Menzies Brigid Daley Tammy Miller Stephen Dobbie Heather Morris Alex Hinds Lyn Saint John Wendy Sullivan Louise Steve Suzanne Stephen Jill Ann Jolene Thynne van Ommen Viney Walsh Wescombe Whitmore Williams Woodberry Woodman

6 MA2151' 2010NAL COLLE4E Staff Movement in 2007 , L Mrs Rosalie Dennis with the local community, putting many hours in serving Mrs Dennis joined the staff 23 years ago as head of Home on various committees, including the Burnie Arts Council Economics and has continued in this role for most of her and St. Vincent de Paul. Kaye will be missed by a great years at the College. Besides Food Studies and Textiles number of people because she was dependable, reliable she has also taught SOSE in junior secondary classes. She and always ready to lend a helping hand where needed. has always shown pride and dedication in her teaching and has had high expectations of student behaviour and Mrs Cherie Neilson work. She will be missed for her genuine interest in and Mrs Neilsen joined the staff in 2001 as student counsellor care of her colleagues and students. We wish her all best and for six of the last seven years has supported the young in her retirement. people in our community. They have been fortunate to have someone with her life skills, her empathy and genuine Mrs Judy Watson concern. The increasing role of the counsellor in the College Mrs Watson joined the staff in 1988 as a Maths teacher. is due in large part to the welcome students received By her second year she was appointed Head of Maths and and her assurance that seeking help is a good thing to continued in positions of responsibility for most of her years do. During her time at the College she initiated positive at the College, including VET coordinator, TQA coordinator well being programs for both staff and students including and, for three years, member of the Leadership Team. She Peer Support, Year 7 Orientation buddies and a series of is well known as being a gifted teacher of Mathematics workshops for female staff. She continues to work in Burnie and one who has the ability to get the best out of her in the area of youth support and we wish her all the best students. What will her colleagues and students miss? No for the future. doubt it will be her love and respect for all members of the College community and her adherence to the ideals Ms JaneIle Cabalzar and values of the College. She embodies those values Ms Cabalzar joined the staff as the Assistant Business in her dedication and quality of her teaching, pastoral Manager at the end of 2005 and left to take up a care of both colleagues and students, and the tremendous position closer to home in September, 2007. During that organisational skills she brings to her work. We wish her all time she was Acting Business Manager while Mr Les Allen the best in her retirement. was on leave. Her claim to fame was to run as a member of the female staff team in the BURNIE TEN in 2006 that Mrs Doreen Davey won the Advocate Corporate Shield. JaneIle's cheery As a parent, Parents' and Friends' president and treasurer, and approachable personality endeared her to parents, Board member and eventually Administrative Assistant in the staff and students alike. Front Office (for the last 18 years), she has truly embodied the values of the College in her faith filled loyalty, dedication Mrs Amanda Farrow and hard work. Besides being responsible for the Marist Mrs Farrow joined the Year 7 team in 2006 and a large Star and many other publications, she has provided first proportion of her teaching of English, SOSE, Art and aid care to thousands of students over those 18 years. I am Religious Education has been with this year group. She is sure she will not miss the pressure of the weekly newsletter, a teacher who takes her role of facilitating the learning but we will certainly miss her compassionate nature and of young people very seriously, which is reflected in the sense of humour. We wish her all the best in her retirement detail of her planning and the creativity of her delivery. and know that she looks forward to spending lots of time Her students know that she has high expectations of both with her family. their learning and behaviour and she would say that they mostly rise to the occasion. She will be remembered for Mrs Kaye Dunn her involvement in extra-curricular programs, especially the On 7 September, 2007, the College farewelled Mrs Musical/Arts Festival and the sports program. Her artistic Dunn, not just from the Marist Regional College Resource and organisational skills will be missed. She has been a Centre, where she has worked for the past 17 years as terrific colleague and example to others and we wish her a Library Technician, but also from Australia, as she flew all the best as she moves to Hobart with her family. out shortly after to meet her partner in Lisbon in order to sail the world in their yacht. Kaye was a dedicated and Mrs Hendrina Enslin tireless staff member at Marist. Not only did she always Mrs Enslin joined the staff in 2007 as a Maths and Science have time to help or listen, no matter who needed her teacher. Along with the hard work put into preparation help or who wanted to talk, but she also made a point of and delivery of curriculum she has brought a gentleness attending the various performances and events involving and empathy for both staff and students that will be students. She was always willing to do whatever needed missed. In the short time she has been at the College she to be done, even if it was after hours, or not really part immersed herself wholeheartedly in the life of the College of her 'library' job description. She was also very involved including extra-curricular activities. Her contribution to the

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Arts Festival was outstanding and greatly appreciated. a strong social justice conscience. She returns to Adelaide Our community will miss her faith filled contribution and to her family having learned a great deal and given much spiritual depth. We trust that God will continue to guide to our community. her in her ministry of young people. Mrs Tammy Miller Mrs Miller joined the College staff on a temporary contract Ms Alexandra Woodman as a part time counsellor to support the work of our full Ms Woodman was employed on a one year contract as Religious Education, English and SOSE teacher and came time College counsellor. She has helped to guide students from Adelaide as a newly trained teacher to take up her so they have the confidence to work through their problems employment. She has left her imprint on our community, for which we thank her very much and we wish her every characterised by dedication, faith filled care of others and success in her career.

TEACHING STAFF 2007 Richard Lakeland PASTORAL CARE Brett Argent Thomas Lamb Tamika Costello John Ashwood Jamie Luck Tammy Miller Judy Ball Ian Margetts Sr Kathlyn O'Brien Robyn Bessell Andrew Mason RESOURCE STAFF Theresa Brungs Andrew Mitchell Jade Anderson David Buchanan Adrian Pearce Peter Budzul Susan Bracken Joe Pearson Ann Burke Hal Douglas Peter Pullinger Janette Carbonari John Douglas Oma Rodger Ian Carmichael Kaye Dunn Nicola Rogers Susan Chen Catherine Woodberry Lynette Saint John Bonnie Court Sarah Scharvi TEACHING SUPPORT Darren Cox Brendan Schmidt Anita Duraj Brigid Daly Christopher Sierink Wendy Engwerda Candi Dempster Lisa Haas Rosalie Dennis Grant Sims Kerry Smith Simon Eade Ala nna Stretton Jill Wescombe Hendrina Enslin Wendy Sullivan Amanda Farrow Penelope Thomas MAINTENANCE STAFF Naomi Fenton Sheryl Thornton Mary Barratt Renee French Louise Thynne Ken Broomhall Dillys Goninon Stephen van Ommen John Clousen Lauren Gray Suzanne Viney Julie Clousen Anthony Hall Stephen Walsh Sandra Docherty Fiona Hamilton Judy Watson Nora Gleeson John Hamilton Jolene Williams Kevin Hope Jillian Hastings Alexandra Woodman Judith Jones Shaun Healy Heather Morris Richard Holwill ADMINISTRATION Susan Morrison Tim Horniblow Les Allen Wendy Horniblow CANTEEN Pat Bissett Paul lncani Tracey Russell JaneIle Cabalzar Michael Ireland Jenny Butler Elizabeth Cowan Peter Keegan Kim Stanley Ed King Doreen Davey Celena Laing Deborah Menzies DOBSON'S UNIFORM SHOP Jennifer Lakeland Andrea Pisano Wendy Engwerda

8 Student Committee Reports

Community Report

Your Community Committee of 2007, consisting of Alex McKenzie, as Head of the Committee and Bryce Clarke, Jordan Abell and Georgina Ridge were devoted to ensuring that Marist Regional College continued to be an enjoyable, inspiring, spirited and fulfilling place to be. Earlier in the year, we sat down as a committee and decided upon a mission statement for our term in office and hopefully for future Community Committees to uphold as well. Our mission statement read:

"We aim to set a benchmark of involvement throughout the school community and show commitment to the enhancement of pride and spirit within our school through participation and constant support through every avenue of College life."

We believe our role, through our mission statement, involved the following key objectives: Becoming an approachable and well received group of servant leaders within our College. Recognising the outstanding efforts made by students towards enhancing and maintaining spirit and pride within the culture of the College Community and finally, Assisting teachers and students to bridge the gap of communication and hold events that create a sense of true companionship and solidarity throughout all Grades, sports and other Cultural and Academic activities.

We endeavour to uphold our three points of reference so that we may continue to set a precedence of excellence for future appointed servant leaders in our College.

The Community Committee, has had an exciting and inevitably hectic final year at Marist. From organising successful socials and the Student Leadership Assembly to the new SRC Awards entitled The Sister Ursula Frayne Awards for Actively Upholding College Values and the largest activity on our College feast day, we have encountered a number of hurdles as a team and also as individuals in order to bring the College Community some great, student run events. Through personal experiences of effort, perseverance and teamwork, whilst attending Marist over the past 6 years, we in the Community Committee have come to the realisation that pride and spirit can bond with the true values of Marist Regional College in order to join all divisions within our school into a body of enthusiastically spirited staff and students. We look forward to seeing future Community Committees upholding the College values to further enhance the culture here at Marist.

Alex McKenzie, Head of Community Committee

Cultural Committee Report 2007

This year has been a very exciting and successful year for the Cultural Committee of this year's SRC, consisting of Sam Wilkinson, Jordie Draper, Sophie Johnstone and myself, Amy House. We started the year by providing music at both the Junior and Senior Swimming Carni- vals, which had not been attempted for many years. This turned out to be a great success, livening up the atmosphere of the carnivals and providing extra entertainment during the days. Our next big event was helping organise the school fete, with us participating in the live entertainment throughout the day, but also helping run the Ghost Tunnel, an annual SRC event.

Our major event for the year was in the organising of this year's Arts Festival, Marist Is Art. We, along with a large group of staff, led by Mrs Thomas, formed the organising Committee for this huge week of events. Although this was the first year the Festival has been held at school, many months of hard work paid off and the event proved to be a great success, leading the way for many great Arts Festivals to come. This was also the first year students have been on the organising committee of either a Festival or Musical, and was a fantastic expe rience which we hope future Culture Committees can also be exposed to.

Our final event for the year was providing music for the Athletics Carnival, which was held in early October. The music proved to be success- ful, greatly adding to the atmosphere of the day.

All in all, 2007 has been a very successful year for the Cultural Committee. Many thanks must go to Sam, Jordie and Sophie, who have put in much hard work throughout the year to ensure that everything we have undertaken has turned out as well as it did.

Amy House, Head of Cultural Committee

9 Kalori 2007 The Narcombe Centre

10 It was at the request of the Archbishop of Hobart, Rev. Guilford Young, in the mid 1950s that Fr. James Harcombe led the construction of a Marist school to cater for the growing, educational needs of the Burnie community. Following the opening of the school in 1959, the intention of the school was to add a gymnasium to its grounds, however, it was not until nearly fifty six years later that the project to build a new gymnasium commenced.

This long awaited structure with a total floor space of 2000 square metres, was opened to the school and wider community by Archbishop Adrian Doyle on March 156. In the recognition and appreciation of Fr. Harcombe's foresight and dedication, the new gymnasium now carries his name and is an amazing new educational asset to the College and broader community.

It includes flexible learning and entertainment areas, as well as a double gymnasium, fitness room, staffing and storage spaces. The facility is often used for school gatherings and assemblies, with retractable seating which has the potential to seat at least 900. Installed are professional sound and presentation systems to stretch the centre's function beyond that of a sporting nature.

It provides wonderful opportunities for students at the College to engage in sporting activities, despite inclement weather, and create links with sporting or community groups to make this a truly unique and beneficial venue.

Shaun Healy

11 KaIon 2007 Student Representative Council

Back Row: Jack Ball Smith, Alexander McKenzie, Alex Hartley, Jordan Abell, Bryce Clarke, Nicholas MacNair

Second Row: James Lovell, Ella van der Schans, Samuel McNeair, Jordan Wright, Samuel Wilkinson, Hannah Heineke, Mr J Pearson

Front Row: Justine Woodcook, Jordan Draper, Caitlin Pearson, Sarah Powell, Amy House, Georgina Ridge, Lauren Rocher

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iesikalSt 2f0110NAL COLLOE Student Commillee Reports

SPECIAL CHARACTER REPORT Feast Day was a great success, enjoyed by all and it had made some major improvements to the old format. The 2007 school year has been very enjoyable, rewarding and productive for the Special Character Committee of the SRC Feast Day proved to be a logistical nightmare in the weeks made up of Lauren Rocher, Justine Woodcock, Jordan Wright leading up to it and the Special Character committee would like and myself. to pay particular mention to Mr Pearson, The Leadership Team, the staff who helped organise and run events on the day, to At the beginning of the is' term the Special Character the SRC for all their hard work put into pulling the event off and Committee meet together to formulate a plan for the year and lastly to the whole student body who conducted themselves in to set some goals. We saw our role as being responsible for such a way on the day that it made moving 800 students to 20 instilling a greater understanding and respect for the Catholic different activities, operate like clockwork. Despite the months tradition within the school and to further develop bonds and of work, weeks of stress and hours of sorting preference relationships between the SRC members and the students that sheets the whole Special Character committee were very we serve. happy and pleased with the end result. The experience of coordinating such a huge school function was the most Our first major project for the year was the running of the rewarding project the committee tackled this entire year. Pancake stall at the MRC Senior Swimming Carnival. This turned out to be a bit of a disaster and a steep learning curve We would like to thank all the staff for their tremendous support for the group. After our whipped cream went off in the sun, over the year and to the Leadership Team for having faith in while the school was evacuated out into the pool car park due our ideas. We would like to show our gratitude to the other to a chlorine leak; only 1 of our 4 microwaves would actually SRC members who were always there for us and to show our work and with us just managing to "break even" by the end of appreciation for the wonderful memories that we now share the day, it is fair to say we left that day with much improvement with this special group of friends. To the student body- thank to be made. you for being such a warm, welcoming and enthusiastic group who got behind our committees and all the SRC initiatives. It The next project we tackled was the running of the Easter was an honour to serve you guys as members of your Student Liturgy with the assistance of Mr Margetts. Our desire was Representative Council. to allow the Class Captains of the school to get involved in this major celebration of the College. From our point of view To next year's SRC and particularly to the future Special the Easter liturgy was very emotional, thought provoking and Character Committee, we wish you guys the best of luck; different compared to any other that we have attended during have fun; learn lots and enjoy the remarkable journey and our time here at the College. We hope that this Easter Liturgy experience. sets a precedent for future student run liturgies, with our emphasis on student involvement. On a personal note; thank you to my committee members for all your hard work, dedication and enthusiasm over the year. I Perhaps the biggest project we tackled this year was the will cherish your friendships for ever. organisation of Feast Day with the support of the other committees of the SRC. We decided this year that Special Thank you, Character would be the head coordinators of the event but we wanted to ensure that all staff and SRC members got the Caitlin Pearson, Head of Special Character Committee chance to be involved. Initially we formatted a list of activities which we wanted to run then delegated a particular activity to each SRC member and two to three staff members. Together the SRC representative for that activity and the staff members organised and booked that activity. This year we had a number of past popular activities such as 'The Amazing Race' and 'Surfing and also introduced a large number of new activities such as a 'Henna Tattoos Workshop', 'Fancy Funky Hair Workshop', 'Iron Chef Competition' and 'Flags'. From student and staff feedback that we received, we understand the 2007

13 SCA

Back Row: Craig Hutchison, Darcy McAdam, Bowen Keene, Joshua Appleby, Nicholas Dazeley, Nathan Poke

Second Row: Mr B Argent, James Howard, Jordan Wright, Kiara Evison, Emma Webb, Anna Wainwright, Kade Brakey, Jai Rhodes

Front Row: Lauren Yovich, Lorene Galpin, Brogan ManceII, Lydia Webb, Lucinda Clark, Emma Wyllie

Absent: Sophie Johnston

SOB

Back Row: Jordan Lockett, Timothy Jarman, Sam Arnol, Jack Ball-Smith, Garry Hamilton, Kyle Webb

Second Row: Nicholas Hall, Timothy Clemens, Airlee Smith, Olivia Lucas, Laura Bass, Sarah Powell, Ashlea Robinson, James Humphries

Front Row: Luka Licandro, Ellanor Summers, Yolanda Jensen, Danae Leno, Avril Townsend, Ms A Burke

Absent: Alex Smith, Luke Jones, John Kaine

14 SCF

Back Row: Alex Smith, Jason Tolland, Alaster Radford, Tyson Mihocek, Benjamin McCulloch, Zachary Barry

Second Row: Nicholas MacNair, Matthew Harris, Sophie Clarke, Jessica Spinks, Zoee Brown, Catherine Smith, Rebecca Hansen, Caitlin Evans, Sarah McDougall, Brody Clear, Jabulani Bulle

Front Row: Mrs R French, Hannah Wilson, Ella van der Schans, Jayne Engwerda, Ruby Dargavel, Shona Becker

Sc'

Back Row: Nathan Smith, James Lovell, Reece Williams, Jordan Abell, Mitchell Baker, Juan Ospina, Matthew Burgess

Second Row: Callum Hyland, Matthew McDonagh, Justine Woodcock, Laine Dowling, Amy Phillips, Alexander Dowling, Mr J Ashwood

Front Row: Megan Johnson, Emma Wilson, Samara Saward, Sophie Wright, Hannah Newman, Asha Newman

Absent: Lauren Moelder, Nicola Munden

15 SCP

Back Row: Steven Haynes, Jacob Hislop, Alexander McKenzie, Alex Gregg, Jack Munday

Second Row: Mr J Pearson, Zoe Arnol, Katie Hardstaff, Laura Poke, Brittany Clarke, Annabel Eastley

Front Row: Jessica Smart, Caroline Blackley, Stacey Dodd, Sarah Wickham, Hannah Heineke, Ashlee Maxwell

Absent: Wade Tennant, Laura Last, Matthew Davis

SCR

Back Row: Leon Newling, Dylan Pettingill, Callum Scott, Adam Smith, Thomas Russell, Joe Stanley, Sam Newman

Second Row: Sam Wilkinson, Jacob Mahoney, Francesca Catlin, Sian-Louise Perez, Sarah Brown, Ellen Lillico, Fady Babary, Michael McCulloch

Front Row: Ella Swinden, Erica Smith, Heidi Pfund, Jordan Draper, Charlotte Walker, Mrs R Besse!!

Absent: Samantha Cure

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SOS ul

Back Row: James Plant, Christopher Arvier, Alastair Futcher, Daniel Scott, Lucas Plapp, Thomas Burke, Rej Vant

Second Row: Joshua Snare, Edward Forrest, Brooke Radford, Georgina Ridge, Laine Gaffney, Danielle White, Jonathon MaHinson, Mr C Sierink

Front Row: Jessica Conlon, Alice Buchanan, Annika Barry, Zoe Cooke, Jacinta Hay, Martina Barbary

Absent: Jessica Berechree

SCV

Back Row: Alex Hartley, Bryce Clarke, Luke Butterworth, Joshua Daley, Jesse Barnes, Jackson Dorsey

Second Row: Daniel Jones, Holly Ayton, Yasmin Baker, Kelvin Giraldo, Nicholas Fox

Front Row: Hannah Millar, Jennifer Segger, Jaime Bradley, Jessica Davey, Kayla Clousen, Emily Nielsen

Absent: Mrs S Viney, Benjamin Agar, Mikaela Campbell, Mikala Dean

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SCW

Back Row: Jackson Whiteley, Alex Bramich, Peter Brix, Casey Hiscutt, Alexander Bishop, Samuel McNeair

Second Row: Katie Ling, Gene Medwin, Joshua Blake, James Margetts, Lauren Rocher, Mrs J Watson

Front Row: Lauren Plapp, Amy House, Caitlin Pearson, Breanna Russell, Kelsea House, Amy Neilson

Absent: Ebony Ling, Rebecca Jarman, Jack McMahon Year 10 Work Experience Week is a program theatre company in New South Wales. designed to give our young men and Placing 125 Year 10 students is a difficult women an experience in the work place task and all students must be congratulated and thus increase their employability skills in on their maturity and commitment to the future. A key component of the Work work. It is only with the assistance of the Experience Week is the appropriateness local community that we are able to of choices made by the students. continue to offer work experience to all Judging by what I witnessed, this year's Year 10 students. Hair salons, law firms, Year 10 students have been a credit schools, architectural firms, governmental to themselves, the College and their departments, media outlets, electrical families. This year a large number of companies, building companies, design students elected to undertake their work in shops, retail outlets, aviation industries and teaching, trades and health sciences. The many more occupations have all combined health sciences continue to be extremely to make our work experience very special. popular and we are particularly grateful to Special thanks also to Sister Kathlyn O'Brien, staff at the North West Regional Hospital. Mr Brendan Schmidt and Mrs Pat Bissett for Students travelled widely to many their assistance and support to the program. varied destinations during the week. Interstate work placements included Tim Horniblow Mt Hotham Ski School, an advertising Work Studies Coordinator marking company in Melbourne and a

21 Year 10 Dinner 4 Kalori 200/ Technology 10 B

Back Row: Nathan House, Andrew Arvier, Joshua Bellchambers, Nicholas Revell, Aaron Cure, Emilio Escobar, Lee Monson

Second Row: Mitch Nayler, Nicole Young, Jessie Leno, Katie Smith, Rebecca Gee, Jessica Finch, Erin Munday, Timothy Sargent, Zane Billing

Front Row: Ms B Daly, Ahslee Radford, Christa Cape!, Erica Beard, Lauren Bramich, Nikola Sweetman

10D

Back Row: Cayde Dennison, Logan Hughes, David Scoles, Jason Radford, David Bos, Shaun Milton

Second Row: Mr D Buchanan, Callum Young, Gao Strempel, Katie Ambrose, Zahnia Kentish, Rachel Blair, Kathleen Woodward, Kristofer Dawes

Front Row: Tarley McKenna, Nichola Downie, Karly House, Alycia Rogers, Kate Joyce, Bethany Taylor, Alexandra Looney

Absent: Jenna Vesinger

24 10E

Back Row: Richard MacNair, Tyler Dorsey, Niall Smith, Craig Mallinson, Daniel McCulloch, Michael Cotton

Second Row: Ashton Barry, Stacey Beswick, Samantha Maddison, Nonhlanhla BuIle, Jessica Fergusson, Katerina Ogden, Robert Al!wood

Front Row: Brittany Jacka, Sophie Peisker, Roxanne Skvaril, Ashton Harris, Veronica Wright, Edna Jeffrey, Mrs H Enslin

10G

Back Row: Mark Acheson, Jack Templeton, Nathan Saward, Daniel Matic, Jake Eyles, Sam Edgerton, Simon Rimmelzwaan

Second Row: Hayley Noonan, Kate Harvey, Ashlee Hughes, Stephanie Bligh, Emma Graham Kelli Cook

Front Row: Manica Hills, Claire Powell, Sigourney Andrusko, Jana Elmer, Brittany Chugg, Ms L Gray

Absent: Alec Lamont

25 Back Row: Luke Atkinson, Curtis Williams, David Beswick, Ryan Plane, Matt Grice, Jayden Walters, Zachary Mihocek

Second Row: Samuel Alderson, Duncan Watson, Rhiannon Tucker, Anna Kulinski, Phoebe LiIlas, Jessica Eastley, Caitlin Anderson, Peter Shugg, Cameron Blair

Front Row: Bronwyn Pearson, Kandice Stones, Holly Johnstone, Kendall Shotton, Elke Keep, Mrs A Whitmore

Absent: Meg Rutherford 10L

Back Row: Jesse Teinaki-Machen, Cameron Tomes, Blaine Jarvis, Samuel Watts, Sam Platts, Curtis Willcox

Second Row: Marjon Peisker-Richings, Abbie Smith, Jenna Neilson, Samantha Newman, Sarah Cowan, Tamieka Mollema, Bianca Rid, Alex Johnstone

Front Row: Mr T Lamb, Megan Langham, Jacqueline Fishwick, Laura Carrolan, Megan O'Brien, Lauren Reynolds, Allie Keygan, Mrs J Lakeland

26 Fifteen Year 10 students took part in the Peer Skills Program for 2007. The students were nominated by their peers as being people who were friendly, trustworthy and approachable. We attended a two day training program, which was held at the Burnie Parish Centre. The program was facilitated by Jenny Garnsey and Cherie Neilson from the Youth Health Team.

The program incorporated a number of different activities aimed at developing an understanding of skills that are important to being a peer helper. These include active listening and responding, problem solving, confidentiality and its limits, and self care. The program was a fun and valuable experience, teaching us the importance of youth health and well-being in our society. We look forward to being able to put our knowledge and skills into practice throughout next year.

Thank you to the Parents and Friends Association for continuing to generously fund this worthwhile program. Thanks also to Mrs Jenny Garnsey and Mrs Cherie Neilson (Youth Health Team), Mrs Wendy Horniblow (Year 10 Coordinator) and Miss Tamika Costello (College Counsellor), for their help and support of this program.

Matt Grice and Bron Pearson (Year 10 Peer Helpers)

Step to the Future - Youth Forum

Throughout the first term 5 students consisting of: Jack Ball Smith, Georgie Ridge, Emma Wilson, Katie Ling. Alex McKenzie and a supervising teacher, Miss Scharvi were a part of organising the Tasmanian leg of the Step to the Future (STTF) Youth Forum. This Forum travels nationally, and Launceston was chosen this year to hold the event for Tasmania. Marist, along with other North and North-West schools, was invited to take part in organising this event.

STTF is a quest to inspire all students to take that extra stride toward their future. Through the words of inspirational speakers STTF gives students hope, laughter and the tools to gain in confidence and decision making.

As students from a regional area we were excited to help organise an event that could reach out to those who may have never experienced a forum such as STTF. Our role included drafting a list of prospective speakers who we hoped could inspire students, and each Committee member also played an active role on the day by introducing the speakers. We found that not only attending the event but organising it could help students to gain confidence, and as such we urge students to take part next year. The organisers of the STTP Youth Forum. The Marist students The venue quickly filled up on the day, including 45 Marist students from are: Georgina Ridge (back row, second from right), Emma Wilson Grades 9-11. They experienced interactive activities, "Step-Idol", multi-media (middle row standing, right), Jack Ball Smith (front row standing, presentations and innovative speakers such as: entertainer Armondo Hurley, third from right), Alex McKenzie (front row standing, second from adventurer Matt McFadyen and local crash survivor Sam Cawthorn. right), and Katie Ling (front row standing, right).

All who attended had a fulfilling experience and left the day with new ideas and inspiration for the future. Special mention should go to Diane Allan and Miss Scharvi who went out of her way to supervise the Marist contingent.

By: Jack Ball Smith & Georgina Ridge. 27 Science 7Kalori 2007

2007 has been a year of transi on an consoli ation within accompany a group of students to Albuquerque, New Mexico the MRC Science Faculty. At the conclusion of 2006, we earlier in the year. Ms Burke also achieved her Masters of farewelled Mr. Tony Valentine. He had been Faculty Head Science Degree and a National Teacher Award from BHP- for eighteen months, accepting the position mid 2005. Mr. Billiton Education. Valentine re-introduced a text book for Years 7 to 10 in an Congratulations are also extended to Ms Jolene Williams effort to gain some much needed consistency across the and Mr Andrew Mason on the birth of their son, Harry, earlier faculty. The Science Faculty met in December 2006 and in the year. I don't know what it is about the water in the rewrote the MRC Science course to consolidate the good work Science Faculty, but Ms. Williams took maternity leave and her started by Mr. Valentine. The process was undertaken using replacement, Ms Brigid Daly, is also expecting a child towards Senior College Science subjects as a starting point to ensure the middle of 2008. that the students were given every chance to experience I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the Science success at this level. This process is ongoing with some minor Faculty members: Mr Peter Budzul, Mr Darren Cox, Mrs changes made for 2008. Hendrina Enslin, Miss Lauren Gray, Ms Ann Burke, Ms Jolene The Science Faculty welcomed Mrs Hendrina Enslin and Miss Williams, Ms Brigid Daly, Mr Andrew Mason, Mrs Fiona Lauren Gray at the beginning of 2007. Mrs Enslin taught Hamilton and Mr John Hamilton for the superb year that they Science to Year 8 and 10 and Mathematics to Year 7, 10 and given to MRC. Their dedication to the task of teaching and Senior College students. She acquitted herself very well learning Science, their collegiality and their support are second with the quiet and caring manner in which she interacted with to none. Science at MRC is in a very good position with this the students and her colleagues. It is with sadness that we strong and dedicated team of teachers. farewelled her at the conclusion of the year and we wish her all During National Science Week in August of 2007, Dr Jill the best in her new position at Leighlands Christian School. Cainey from the Cape Grim Baseline Monitoring Station joined Miss Gray brought a young, energetic enthusiasm to the us on a staff team in a head to head titration battle of the Faculty and did a wonderful job taking the Senior College giants. The students showed great skill and dexterity and gave Biology in her first year with us. She has been a very welcome the staff an absolute hiding. The staff has decided to take this addition to the Faculty with many fresh and constructive ideas challenge seriously and will be training very hard in 2008 to as our syllabus development progresses. turn the tables. In addition, we welcomed Dr Cainey to MRC The Science Faculty also wishes Ms Ann Burke all the best as in her capacity as a mentor and motivator for our students she takes a well deserved long service leave break in Term 1 as a result of the Federal Government Scientists in Schools 2008, Ms Burke has had an extremely busy and productive program. Dr Cainey is undertaking this role again in 2008. year in her capacity as Science Research Coordinator for 2007, organising students for the Cradle Coast Science Fair, Mr. David Buchanan Tasmanian Science Talent Search and other competitions both interstate and overseas. Congratulations are extended to Ms Head of Science Burke as she was selected from a large group of nominees to

Winner of the Cradle Coast Science Fair, Amy House, receives her award in November. Pictured from left to right are Mr D. Buchanan, a representative from Forestry Tasmania, Amy House and Mr R. Lakeland.

28 A2151' 910110NAL COLLECii Cradle Coast Science Fair

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Mathematics bled 2007

"I advise my students to listen carefully the moment they There were also 103 students who received Credit Certificates. decide to take no more mathematics courses. They might be able to hear the sound of closing doors." Tasmanian Maths Relay Competition The Tasmanian Maths Relay Competition was held on Sunday This insightful statement was made by the prominent American 19'h August. Marist Regional College students contested the educator, James Caballero. competition in both junior and intermediate divisions. Students were required to solve 20 problems and run with their answers Fortunately at Marist all students study mathematics until the back to a marker who released the next question upon end of Year 10 and the vast majority recognise the truth of successful completion of the previous one. James Caballero's words and continue with their studies in The Intermediate teams were very successful, taking 2'd and Maths in Year 11 and 12. Also many choose to be involved 3rd places in the North West heat of the competition. Junior with extra Maths programs offered by the College. teams are to be applauded for their efforts on what was, for most students, the first time in this competition. Again this year the students of Marist have been involved with the Tasmanian Maths Competition, the Australian Teams were: Maths competition and the Maths Relay Competition. These Junior 1: Georgia Jaffray, Theo Smith, Tahlia Ling, Ellie House. competitions allow students to test their skills and display their Junior 2: Caitlin Kane, Sabby Bhardwaj, Ben House, Alexander ability to think laterally. Students entering these competitions Gaggin. may receive prizes or certificates in recognition of their Intermediate 1: Catherine Gaggin, Gabby Hay, Storm Holwill, willingness to participate. Hannah Younger. Intermediate 2: Niall Smith, Luke Fletcher, Jordie Smith, Tasmanian Maths Competition Nathan House. This competition is traditionally very difficult in that it requires students to present detailed solutions to complex problems Dillys Goninon and this is all done without a calculator. Head of Mathematics

Niall Smith (Year 10) has received on Outstanding Award for his efforts. This places him in the top 15 students in the state for his age group. Well done Niall!

Other students who performed well were:

Year 7- Michael Bransden, Lily Horniblow, Ryan Liston Year 8 — Ellie House, Stephanie Cox, Michael Ambrose Year 9 — Storm Holwill, Luke Fletcher, Catherine Gaggin Year 10— Phoebe Lillas, Jenna Neilson Senior College — Christopher Arvier, Garry Hamilton

Australian Maths Competition This competition is also completed without a calculator, however, answers are given through multiple choice selections, with questions being presented in increasing degrees of difficulty.

The following students are commended for their results:

Prudence Certificate: Michael Bransden (awarded for answering the greatest number of consecutive questions correctly)

High Distinction: Emily Smith (Year 8) and Niall Smith (Year 10)

31 students received Distinctions: Year 7 — Diew House, Savannah Holwill, Jessica Whiteley, Michael Bransden, Madeline Marshall, Isabelle Bishop, Jessica Hurd, Georgia Waldhauser, Alex Fuller, Erik Pederson, Hamish Chamley Year 8 — Georgia Jaffray, Laikin Maguire, Thomas Rimmelzwaan, Andrew Hardy, Alistair Smith, Ellie House, Abigail Popiel, Ryan Jackson, Benjamin House, Simeon Cooper, Stephanie Cox, Stephanie Pettingill, Adelyn Ayton, Erin Jacka, Georgia Bradley Year 9 - Storm Holwill, Gabrielle Hay Year 10— Cameron Blair, Jenna Neilson, Katie Smith 30

9B

Back Row: Alex Waugh, Hayden Dargavel, Matthew Randall, Keegan Scholte, Etien Celzner, Jeremy Scharvi, Luke Biggs

Second Row: Anthony Lewis, Samuel Berryman, Zachari Tadman, Tayla Young, Tara Baxter, Sophie Dennis, April Radford, Alanah Howard, Mitchell Parry, Brandon Sturch

Front Row: Anna-Rose Cook, Storm Ho!will, Demi Whitely, Elizabeth Dowling, Daneika Hite, Shannon Seabourne, Candice Weber, Miss B Court

9C

Back Row: Luke Saunders, Nicholas Pearce, Carter St John, Samuel Johnstone, Daniel Acheson, Josef Pfund, Ashleigh Last

Second Row: Bradley Cordwell, Ayden Newall, Kyle Clousen, James Cleaver, Lauren Bailey, Peta Hills, Rhys Lucas, Brandon Hoogendorp, Callan Walker, Kharem Strohfeldt

Front Row: Leah Waldhauser, Victoria Probert, Daneika Clark, Tarina Oates, Morgan Gaffney, Madeleine Wesker, Mia Close, Alexandra Cotton

32 OH

Back Row: Mr R Ho!will, Duncan McPherson, Trent Poke, Phillip Cutner, Anthony Bailey, Simon Bass, Kynan Snare, Caden Garwood, Stevie Jordan.

Second Row: Matthew Swinden, Benjamin Hansen, Ryan Mills, Trent Marshall, Angus Cumming, Gerald McDonagh, Justin McCulloch, Christopher Summers, Pearce Osborne

Front Row: Alyssa Evison, Ruth Speers, Rachel Atkinson, Sophie Davey, Kate Engwerda, Gabrielle Phillips, Rebecca White, Ashlee Duniam

Absent: Malcolm Watson 9K

Back Row: Josh Howard, Damon Smith, Maverick Weller, Luke Russell, Jack Eastley, Casey Radford, Siddhardh (Siddu) Ruttala

Second Row: Mr P Keegan, Aiden Webb, Madison Catlin, Tom Hartley, Catherine Gaggin, William McAdam, Jack Hamilton, Jordie Smith, Luke Fletcher

Front Row: Briellen Dean, Krystal Blyth, Dimity Campbell, Jacki Cook, Lisa Blyth, Kaila-Anne Radford, Gabrielle Hay, Hannah Younger

33 OM

Back Row: Sean Saward, Matt Ryan, Christopher Pinny, Ethan Alford, Rhys Saward, Elliott Targett

Second Row: Lachlan Chamley, Jack Magnusson-Reid, Mitchell Clarke, Rochelle Armstrong, Hannah Jones, Ethan Johnstone, Caleb Gillet, Brogan Rushbrook, Kurt Rist

Front Row: Eloise Dobson, Jelisa Mitchell, Renae Walker, Laura Sewell, Laura Dowling, Erin Egan, Nikita Jago, Elizabeth Fishwick

Absent: Linel Franck, Bronte Taylor-Reeve

9W

Back Row: Joshua Russell, Nicholas Jones, Dominic Spinks, Sam Douglas, Samuel Phillips-Crole, Samuel Edmunds, Kurtis McNeair Second Row: Ellie Reeves, Sophie Ling, Christina Faulks, Johanna Lawson, Hannah Smith, M'Lynda Mevissen, Samantha Moore, Cailin Ogston, Lauren Timmins, Josi Kooistra

Front Row: Ms A Woodman, Lauren-Aimee Watkinson, Samantha Hine, Alex Mainwaring, Anna Crawford, Hannah McLeish, Melayne Rocher, Shanaye Blizzard

Absent: Paige Singleton, Kris Kennedy, Huw Dodd

34 2007 has been an extremely busy year for the staff in changed it to D'Ath because the name Doctor Death the Resource Centre. Not just because of the numbers didn't inspire confidence in potential patients. Simmone of people entering and requiring assistance, but also inspired some great ideas and resulting stories from because of the many changes we've made in both the the workshops she took with the Senior College English library layout and staffing. classes. It was a tiring three days for those involved in the organising of these events, but very worthwhile for staff We have certainly been well utilised by the school and students alike. population, averaging 3500 people through the doors every week, which has kept us occupied doing everything One of our biggest changes occurred at the end of Term from checking books out to shelving those items which 2. On the final day of term, Mrs Kaye Dunn, who had have been returned, laminating project covers, finding been a part of the library staff for about 17 years, retired difficult to locate information and recommending in order to go sailing around the world. We shall miss her something good to read. We have exhibited lots of very much, but wish her the very best in her interesting student work which created colourful, ever-changing new endeavours. displays throughout the Resource Centre. To keep the broader school community informed of events and Mrs Trudy Rogers is now working full-time instead of her happenings we have produced the Library Newsletter previous 3 days a week, and has taken over the position which went out in the MRC Star once a month. We also of Audio-Visual Technician. We also welcomed Miss Jade have a display of two highly recommended books which Anderson to our team as our new Library Technician. changes weekly to show the different books available in Even in the short time she has been with us, Miss Anderson our fiction collection. has proved herself an extremely capable and talented addition to our staff, as well as being a lovely person to During the May-June holidays we had the silent study work with. carrels removed, and using the space made available by this, we reorganised almost the entire library collection, Despite being extremely busy in a number of different moving everything but a few of the fiction books and ways, 2007 has been an enjoyable and interesting time some of the non-fiction shelves. We also purchased a in the Library. We have continued to prove very popular new display stand, a special box to house the picture and our usage statistics have increased from previous books and two couches which have become very years. Overall it has been a very good year and we look popular, particularly among Senior College students forward to an eventful and exciting 2008. during their study periods. We have replaced the carrels with small tables for those students who wish to study Catherine Woodberry quietly by themselves or in small groups. This restructuring Librarian has made the library look larger, more open and lighter and was the subject of many favourable remarks by both staff and students at the beginning of Term 2.

Also during this holiday break we went live with a new catalogue system, replacing Athena which we have used for the past 6 to 7 years with Oliver, a system with lots of potential. All the grade 7 and 8 students, plus quite a number of staff have had training in its use by library staff throughout second and third terms. Not because it was complicated to use, but because of the extra features it provided. As well, we acquired a program which allows digital videos to be accessed from any computer within the school. Clickviewrm is regarded as a very useful teaching tool and I'm sure will be even more widely used in future years.

At the beginning of August, the Resource Centre and English Faculty jointly hosted two authors visiting the school. Simmone Howell and Justin D'Ath were each Resource Centre staff: Trudy Rogers, Catherine here for two days, and between them they spoke to Woodberry, Susan Bracken and Jade Anderson. nearly every student in the school. As well as discussing writing styles and methods, Justin entertained the younger grades, beginning his talks with explaining that historically his surname was Death, but that his grandfather had

35 8B

Back Row: Tyler Williams, Caleb Alford, Thomas Mitchell, Bradley Lewis, Rhys Marshall, Shannon McDougall

Second Row: Mitchell Guard, Bradley Noonan, Danica Saward, Claire Fairbrother, Kacie Murphy, Chandelle Enniss, Andrew Hardy, Tyler Parker

Front Row: Mrs J Hastings, Paige Howard, Abbie O'Brien, Amber Waterman, Ella Fox, Tayla Britton, Zoe Tammens, Ms J Ball

Absent: Mason Dorsey, Adelyn Ayton 8H

Back Row: Mitchell Futcher, Aaron Oakes, Rhys Barry, Benjamin Dunn, Matthew Phillips, Jake Rice, Jack Un

Second Row: Mr B Schmidt, Mitchell Kay, Laikin Maguire, Danieka Hanson, Ebony Taylor, Jesse Buchanan, Alexander McLeish

Front Row: Melissa Hughes, Madelaine King, Sophie Hood, Brittany O'Halloran, Michelle Moran, Amy-Lee Becker, Barbara Samborski

36 OK

Back Row: Garion Shakespeare, Tyson Butler-Boschma, Nathan Ward, Benjamin Sheahen, Corey Heald, Michael Ambrose

Second Row: Mr E King, Xavier Flynn, Zachary Hislop, Stephanie Pettingill, Madeline Clear, Benjamin Cute-Pike, Stuart Becker, Lyndon Smith

Front Row: Freya Evans, Olivia Kent, Tahlia Ling, Miranda Yovich, Georgia Bradley, Abigail Popiel, Ayla Anderson

Absent: Aimee Shute, Christopher Clarke

M.

Back Row: Patrick Townsend, Nathan King, Jai Barnes, Aaron Butler, Jordan Palmer, Andrew Neilson, Thomas Rimmelzwaan, Jack Newling

Second Row: Jacob Walker, Holli Mollema, Jayde Hayes, Rebekah Aitken, Georgia Jaffray, Emma McAdie, Brodie Guthrie

Front Row: Sarah Cowgill, Alyce Forrest, Alexandra Noyman, Amy Spinks, Hanna Gale, Angela Freeman, Ms L Thynne

Absent: Samuel Wood, Monty Carbonari

37 811

Back Row: Mr M Mitchell, Ryan Jackson, Jackson Townsend, Themis Ogden, Benjamin Phillips-Crole, Ashton Bra nsden, Hayden Tatlow, Sean Fowler, Jake Otto

Second Row: Aaron Crick, Simeon Cooper, Stevie Edgerton, Alesha Holohan, Erin Beattie, Emily Smith, Phoebe Troughton, Mitchell Sheehey, Jordan Tarratt

Front Row: Tegan Spinks, Kaicee Smith, Brooke Billing, Kristy Kuhn, Hope Turner, Emily Pearce, Roxy Vant

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Back Row: Alexander Oswin, Alex Saward, Tyller Keene, Jordan Smith, Jeremy Turner, Lincoln Stretton

Second Row: Zak Blondell, Thomas Coombs, Alistair Smith, Daneka Cullen, Stephanie Cox, Robbie Fox, Brody Mihocek

Front Row: Erin Jacka, Caitlin Lucas, Rachael Norris, Cassandra Newman, Sharlee Smith, Sophie Dwyer, Miss S Scharvi

Absent: James Baker, Ashleigh McMeekin, Emma Nichol

38 81

Back Row: Theo Smith, Benjamin House, Jacob Riley, Kaiden Forsyth, Benjamin Arnol, Connor McCreadie, Bradley Downie

Second Row: William Campbell, Mason Bragg, Lachlan Buckley, Josephine Blacklow, Zoe Gee, Corinna Harris, Madeline Jago, Graeme Broomhall, Samuel Woodward

Front Row: Kirsty Bennett, Lucinda Hall, Brittany McLaren, Frances Archer, Danica Nolan, Ellie House, Ms S Thornton

edieval Day capped off a considerable term for the Year 8s. Students had been engrossed in learning the ins and outs, power struggles, legendary figures and the highly amusing "gross" bits of the medieval period. To celebrate a term of hard work and horrible history the year M8s enjoyed a medieval celebration day. All students were dressed in medieval heraldry colours to represent their class group. In addition to this, there was an assortment of other medieval characters including: knights, princesses, monks, witches, jesters, kings and even a horse!

The Year 8s participated in a range of activities throughout the day including: archery, flags, the "late for the ball" race, tug of war and a medieval scavenger hunt. The highlight of the day being a sumptuous medieval feast prepared by Mrs Carbonari and her band of merry men... and women, namely the Senior College Tourism Studies class and a few willing Year 9 students. Year 8s are to be congratulated on embracing all that Medieval Day had to offer and making the day a positive experience for both staff and students. In particular, I would like to extend my gratitude to Brendan Schmidt, Janette Carbonari, the Year 8 ELs team, Senior College tourism studies students and the Year 9 cooks. Without your contribution of time and energy the day would not have been such a success.

Bonnie Court Yr 8 ELS Coordinator VET - Hospitality and Trades Kalori 2007

The Hospitality class have had another productive year. Students started the year with a busy schedule. The opening of the Harcombe Centre was an outstanding success. Students catered for over 200 guests. This function gave the students an opportunity to demonstrate their skills in producing finger foods and customer service. Hospitality is one of the core values of our school which was reflected in their friendly and professional service. Our trip to Hobart earlier in the year with the Tourism class gave the students an insight into the hospitality industry, with tours of the IXL Art Gallery Hotel and the Casino. As a group the students have catered for many other functions throughout the year; Year 7 Welcome, a Business Breakfast and the Science Conference. At the Arts Festival students catered for a cocktail party and a dinner on the same night. Once again I would like to thank all the businesses in the community which have supported us throughout the year. A special thank you to Nigel St John from the Wynyard Bottle Shop and Andy Engwerda from National Foods for their generous donations for the Arts Festival. I wish the Year 12 students the best of luck for the future and Year 11 students continuing on at Marist, you will have plenty of opportunity to demonstrate your hospitality next year.

Janette Carbonari Hospitality Teacher

The Industrial Trades Program continued to provide a great opportunity for Year 11 and 12 students wishing to explore pathways in the Automotive and Carpentry trades.

This year the program offered off- the - job training at Burnie TAFE and MRC; industry visits to a range Of automotive workshops; automotive work placements; certificates in Workplace First Aid and Fire Safety and TAFE I supervised work placement at MRC. All of these activities were invaluable for students who are actively seeking to enter the workforce.

The program was again a great success with the feedback from employers and TAFE being extremely positive with regard to the conduct, progress and application of our students.

Obviously the program cannot take place without the cooperation of a wide range of employers and we thank the following employers for the cooperation: Fairford, William Adams, North-West Truck Centre, David White Automotive, Burnie Exhaust and Service, Good Year Auto Care, Terrylands Service Station, Roger Carter Mechanical Repairs, Fahey Motors. VET Hospitalit ourisXjsm, Run c Relautonsio Hobart, 2099

April this year, the Senior College Tourism, Hospitality and Public Relations classes went on an educational excursion to Hobart. The four day trip consisted of visits to various places; among them were visits to the Henry Jones Art Hotel and Moorilla Estate which enabled us to experience the beautiful food, wine and art. We also dined at a diverse range of places such as an Italian and Thai restaurants as well as the Grand Chancellor and Fish Frenzy eateries. Shopping was also a highlight of the trip along with our tour of the Cadbury's chocolate factory. We also had a tour of Mures Seafood which is located on the wharf near Hobart's CBD and a walk around Sullivan's Cove. Night activities included going the cinema and participating in laser shooting at Zone 3. One of the highlights of the trip was the visit the students made to Channel 7's Sunrise crew, who were conducting a live broadcast from Salamanca Place on our final morning in Hobart. *

I was just nine years old when I thought my 14 had changed forever. I was in London when the war bega 1 an felt safe in the company of my home and parents. But all that changed.

My father was a doctor. Mother stayed at home and made it comfortable for my father and me. Everyone knew that it would be safer in the country but my father would not leave — for his love of his country was too strong. So he stayed and helped the casualties of the war. My mother would not leave her beloved husband so I was sent away to boarding school in the country.

I packed my things and mother and father took me to the train station. When I got there I was crying so my shirt was wet. But I knew I had to go and then when the war was over I would come home to my parents. I was just getting on the train when Traced back to Mum and gave her the biggest hug a boy could give his mum. She whispered in my ear,

"Be strong my baby boy and know that we will love you dearly always!"

Then the whistle started to blow and the conductor yelled, "ALL ABOARD!".

Not wanting to go I reluctantly climbed aboard the train while yelling a tearful farewell to my parents.

As the train started to pick up a little bit of speed and smoke was billowing from the funnel, I caught a glimpse of a plane flying low above. The air raid sirens came then, which I could hear over the loud noise of the train and the high powered engines of the jet. I looked back to see just a smoking fire hole where my parents had been only seconds before. I started screaming so loud I could hear nothing else. But the train did not stop.

then one of th

"Is this the boarding school?"

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Then it all came back to me, the horror of my parent's death. I was alone in the world with no one to love and no one to love me. They told me that because my pare# were supposedly killed in the air raid, my home, along with many other-Paiptless children,,Fee yaw%

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romno.•,...ro Early in Term One a meeting was called for those students who would be keen to create a five minute documentary for this year's Panasonic Kid Witness News program. While we began with a group of about eight Year 8 and 9 students, this eventually reduced to a team of four dedicated Year 9s.

Panasonic provided the school with some essential equipment, necessary for making the video. All we needed to start providing were the ideas. We did not realise that it was our initial indecision about which topic to choose, which would eventually provide the basis for our story.

Titled "Ideas Anyone?", the students ventured to Devonport to explore the plight of our native, freshwater lobsters; frolicked their way up The Nut in Stanley to investigate the devastating effect of gorse; and finally they put on their ghost-busting personas to explore the darker secrets of the Burnie Civic Centre.

We submitted our film for judging in July, knowing that each of the films would be scrutinised by some of Australia's most active members of the filmmaking community. These judges included surf film maker Jack McCoy and Clayton Jacobsen, the director of the Aussie hit"Kenny". We eventually received the news that we were in fact a state finalist.

The group travelled to Sydney on the 17'h September for the New Vision Awards which were held at Luna Park. Having enjoyed a few of the rides, we watched as school after school were presented for various awards across many different categories. Eventually we heard our school announced as the State Winner in the Secondary Section. While the major award went to Melbourne High School, we were very proud of our students who presented themselves very well and congratulated the eventual winners at the conclusion of the night.

Special thanks to Jillian Hastings for her time and support, the parents of our participants and the filmmakers themselves. We look forward to what 2008's film might have in store!

Shaun Healy

Luke Fletcher, Alex Mainwaring, Anna Crawford, Jordie Smith and Mr. Healy in Sydney for the New Vision Awards. lish Marist

'Sea of Tale Faces' Emilio Escobar - Grade io

ir knight you cower, distraught, FBaitedi by sweet song to a trap of despair iere once you stoodproud, in glinting armour _Now you weep for a Cove untrue, And your armour reviled as a mask to vulnerability

Captivated by her beauty, L-Besotted with her smiCe, yours was not to know a figure so full could keep a heart so empty

q,T)r a thousand summers couCd not thaw her heart, J _And a thousandwinters turn it colder

las fair knight for you are not alcme, But the crest of a wave in a sea ofpale faces

nd" aCthough her song has lulled you into sleep AASleep shall bring no redemption.

44 This is a poem from a year 9 student who does not wish to have their name published.

Life was so simple...

When Sundays were spent with families, playing in the park When it didn't matter how you dressed or how you wore your hair Time was spent in the yard, running through the grass The Macarena was the only way to dance When friends stuck by you, through every fall and crash Yo-yos were the only accessory - no bracelets, rings or clips When cops and robbers and hide and seek were the only way to play Before magazines Before sms Before play station Before I realised I would miss it all When life was so simple, just doing your favourite things.

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45 44" . f :„.• d„ .1 . • ..t. t The Landcare group has continued to work hard this year.

Our first big event for the year was organising for the school to participate for the first time, in the schools event for Clean Up Australia Day. It was fantastic to have everyone involved, to have the support and assistance of the SRC and to hear everyone enjoying themselves. The grounds certainly looked a lot cleaner afterwards.

Our second major event was Schools National Tree Day. We used this event as an opportunity to extend the garden bed beside the walkway to the McAuley Wing. Various Year 7, 9 and 10 classes assisted with this project and if the plants grow as well as those put in last year. we will soon have a beautiful garden beside the walkway. -

Throughout the year, we have worked to control the weeds that persist in invading our gardens. In the kitchen garden, our herbs are thriving, the lemon and olive trees are bearing fruit and group members have enjoyed our garden produce. On the traffic island at the McAuley Wing, the plants are growing well. We are most grateful for the assistance of the TAFE Trades class who built and installed the seating in this project site. The same students also installed the timber edging along the garden bed beside the McAuley walkway. Jacqui Fishwick and Katerina Ogden have been great ambassadors for the group. Jacqui wrote a series of articles for the Marist Star to raise awareness of climate change and provide practical advice on how we can look after our environment. Katerina has been a competent spokesperson. She was interviewed for the television news coverage of Schools National Tree Day and with Jacqui's assistance provided a competition judge with a comprehensive tour and explanation of the group's work.

Wendy Horn iblow Landcare Coordinator

46 Languages Other than English

Marist welcomed 11 KOchi Minami High School students and their teacher, Mrs Shiho Yokoyama in August this year. They stayed for 2 weeks, experiencing home stays and lassie school life.

The students visited all of our Japanese classes; Australia and Japanese way of life, school life style, English and Japanese conversation practice and even traditional games were shared. The Kochi students came from the International Communication and Science courses. Apart from joining Japanese language classes, the KOchi students shared cooking and eating etiquette and knowledge with Mrs Carbonari's VET class.

Their two excursions were to Wing's Wildlife Farm and Hamilton \ Farm. Koalas and Wombats were the favourite animals and inclement weather on their farm day brought a new experience — wearing gumboots! They also had fun at a casual get together for families at McDonalds, a farewell and the final day with their host students on Feast Day. Host families took the students touring at the weekends — Stanley, Launceston, Cradle Mountain and Tasmazia.

All the students grew to appreciate cultural differences, sensitivities and their language skills, particularly listening and speaking, improved markedly.

A huge thank you to our host families who opened their homes and hearts. The wonderful friendships made will be able to be renewed when we visit Kochi in May/June 2008.

Cherry Blossom Festival Marist Year 10's and Senior College students performed a Yosakoi dance at the 2nd Cherry Blossom Festival at the Emu Valley Rhodo- dendron Gardens as a part of Burnie Shines.

Yosakoi is the name of a summer festival and dance in the K6chi area. When KOchi Minami High came to visit in August this year they performed this dance for us. Sayo Sensei performed with them and so has been able to teach us. Yosakoi began as a festival for the health and prosperity of the people of KOchi as well as for the success of local agriculture and industry.

Dancers clap their naruko (small painted wooden clappers) as they dance behind beautifully decorated bands. The dance we performed has been adapted from a traditional tune but the dance moves are quite modern, making it very appealing for young people.

47 World Youth Day '07 Palm Sunday Pilgrimage iEMARis a movement inryouth ministry April not only marked Palm Sunday, but WorldYouth Day 2007. To celebrate t been running Nlrist schools On this event, as well as to launch the the mainl anc. tor a nut)er o years. Tasmanian pilgrimage to Sydney in 2008, a pilgrimage from Australia's oldest Catholic Church, St John's, Richmond, to It is focus,x1 cn spiritual develoment, St Mary's Cathedral in Hobart was held. For our Marist representatives the day personal ceve o tnent anci.leacersh p started as early as 5.1.5am to catch training, :omniiinity experience anc social the bus to Richmond. The day then continued with a visit of the church and justice`ecucation and ation. procession through the township. Buses were then boarded for MacKillop College at Mornington where lunch was shared. At 2pm a group of approximately woo The the-Tie for the year was: pilgrims walked from MacKillop College, across the Tasman Bridge, through the city of Hobart to the Hobart Cathedral in a display of colour, fun and faith. A long bus trip back concluded an exhausting but thoroughly inspiring day.

Year 9 Visitation 70.111 Using my gifts in the service of ay the needy As part of our Religious Education Program, students in Year 9 ediocrity' participated in a program of Visitation. The aim of this program is to provide all students with an opportunity of practical service to other people.

The students chose one of three venues; Yaraandoo Hostel, Stella Mans Primary School or the St Vincent de Paul shop.

Year 10 REMAR Group at M.R.C.

Back Row: Blaine Jarvis, Richard MacNair, Megan Langham, Jessica Finch, Kelli Cook, Katie Ling, Rachel Blair, Jenna Neilson, Mr I Margetts

Front Row: Jessica Fergusson, Bronwyn Pearson, Sarah Cowan, Phoebe Lillas, Brittany Chugg

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Year 7

Back Row: Samantha Cordwell, Niamh Clemens, Amy Lourey, Alexander Light, Wade Dunham, Jamie Marinos, BrieIle Gray, Tara Cameron, Lily Horniblow

Front Row: Mrs A Whitmore, Melissa Redman, Bradley Cable, Alexander Gaggin, Zachary Whiteley, Hayden Johnstone

Year 8, 9, 10 and Senior College

Back Row: Storm Holwill, Catherine Gaggin , Hannah Younger, Alistair Smith, Jordan Smith, Niall Smith

Second Row: Mr T Lamb, Garry Hamilton, Emma Wilson, Gabrielle Hay, Luke Fletcher, Ellie House, Nathan House, Ryan Jackson

Front Row: Lyndon Smith, Alexandra Cotton, Juan Ospina, Mrs A Whitmore

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A dream come true — especially for the twelve Year 10 and Senior College students and the two teachers who were lucky enough to go on the school trip. Ranging from 16 to 18 years old (well, except for the teachers!!) it was, for many of us, our first time out of the country. We arrived in Paris after a gruelling 20+ hour flight with a brief stopover in Kuala Lumpur. Even though we were all pretty tired when we arrived in Paris our exhaustion soon dissipated as we drove through the intricate beauty of this famous city. The traffic was crazy and they all drove on the WRONG side of the road!! During our stay in Paris we went EVERYWHERE — there was never a dull moment from climbing the Arc de Triomphe, boating along the Seine and watching the lights come on all over Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower at sunset. We tried fantastic pastries and crepes filled with cheese or chocolate sauce, sandwiches that were in fact a length of baguette stuffed with ham or salad. We walked and walked and walked and practised our French at every opportunity. I'm sure we made lots of mistakes but the people were all pretty friendly and fortunately for us, spoke a bit of English. The Palace of Versailles was an amazing walk back into the historical times of Marie Antoinette and we all revisited our childhood spending the day at Euro Disney. We perfected our high kicks outside the Moulin Rouge and practiced our orienteering skills finding our way on the Parisian Metro. A few of us even became emotional and shed a tear when coming face to face with the works of famous artists in the Musee D'Orsay. Quelle semaine inoubliable! Then it was off to the south on the TGV — that stands for very fast train! "Goinci to France was pje.ch.pce of a

_4 We checked out some ancient ROMAN ruins on the way in Avignon, Nimes and Arles and one of the teachers (no names please) managed to find every great chocolaterie (that's a chocolate shop) in the area!! We were all most grateful.

Our final week was spent at La Seyne sur Mer near Toulon on the Cote D'Azur. We stayed with families of students from the Marist sister school Institution Sainte Marie. There are about the same number of students at the school as here in Burnie but they don't have beautiful grounds like we do and in fact their playing fields are just dirt!! Their old buildings were quite beautiful though. They go to school from 8am until 6pm and don't wear a uniform!! All the students learn some - English at school but there were lots of other languages on offer too like Italian, Spanish, Greek, Latin, German and Japanese. Even though the students could speak some English, some of us stayed with families where there was no English spoken. It was a really good opportunity to improve our French. We didn't have to go to too many classes — we went on excursions!! The weather was hot and we had a great day at the beach playing in the water or sunning ourselves on the sand; there was even a game of rugby on the lawn. Another day we went out on a boat to Food Technology

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YEAR 8 DESIGN AND FASHION HOBART TRIP

On Thursday 1" of November, a group of 30 girls and Mrs Dennis, Ms Bell and Ms Laing travelled down to Hobart for a Design and Fashion trip. We left school at lunchtime and travelled down with our first stop being at the Raspberry Farm. We continued on our way and arrived to freshen up and then head out to Tacos in Salamanca for dinner. Later that night we went ice-skating and it was hilarious turning around seeing Jo Blacklow on the ground nearly every time.

Friday morning we woke up early, visited various clothing and design businesses around Hobart including the Design and Fashion department of TAFE. After that we had a little bit of shopping time. Heading home to our units with Pizza for dinner and then out to view the film Hairspray for the night.

Saturday morning we went to Salamanca Market, then shopping in the city. We had a great time shopping and returned to our accommodation to prepare ourselves for the Fashion Fantasia Awards at the Derwent Entertainment Centre. It turned out to be a fantastic night and there were some awesome outfits.

Sunday morning we got up early and packed the bus to head home. We stopped at Elizabeth Town Cafe for a little bite to eat and then headed straight back to school. Overall our trip was fun and successful. Thankyou very much to Ms Laing for all your time and effort in organising our trip.

By Hope Turner

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Back Row: Jacob Elmer, Courtney Schmidt, James Butler, Claye Willcox, Michael Bransden, Kyle Targett, Kael Jarvis, Harry Davey, Alex Dennis

Second Row: Jacob Langham, Mitchell Atkinson, Natalie Ling, Haylee Saunders, Janaya Jamieson, Heather Polden, Abbey Beaumont, Claire Purton, Callem Newall, Luke Hawthorne

Front Row: Eleanor Walker, Jessica Whiteley, Naomi Speers, Emily Bower, Srabani Debnath, Lauren Mills, Stephanie Lawson, Mrs A Farrow

Absent: Natalie Singleton, Xavier Smith, Karly Gooch 7B

Back Row: Mr P Budzul, Ryan Liston, Bradley Cable, Liam Holden, Harvey Jacka, Matthew Pinner Jai North, Cameron Graham, Sam Hamilton

Second Row: Nicholas Wilson, Ellen Radford, Hannah Dodd, Estelle Margetts, Savannah Holwill, Meagan Kiely, Renee Dodd, Thomas Duniam

Front Row: Madelyn Younger, Nicola Berry, Ella Forsyth, Emma Lovell, Zoe Grubits, Sophie Williams, Tiana O'Dea, Danielle Bracken

Absent: Emma Biggs, Jamie Marinos

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Back Row: Thomas Cure, Brent Langham, Mitchell Clark, Alex Licht, Jacob Watts, Ethan Williams, Jesse Walsh

Middle Row: Kyle Glover, Hayden Johnstone, Lori Douglas, Tara Cameron, Emma Richards, Samantha Cordwell, Nicole Matic, Kayleigh Williamsm, Darcy Costa, Alexander Gaggin

Front Row: Monique Watts, Melissa Redman, Tayla Smith, Erin Peebles, Bonnie Smith, Lily Horniblow, Madison Saward, Niamh Clemens

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Back Row: Jordan Jacobs, Mitchell Burr, Jack Hird, Bryce Coward, Bradley Ryan, Ben Eastley, Nicholas Hayes, Luke Plane, Benjamin Hill

Second Row: Erik Pederson, Mitchell Sharman, Claire Webb, Sabby Bhardwaj, Jasmine Ark, Katrina Cowan, Grace Potter, Rachael Knight, Isabelle Bishop, Domenic Colpo, Hamish Chamley

Front Row: Jessica Clark, Hatti Archer, Tiana Reeves-Sullivan, Emmilie Goulter, Brielle Gray, Chloe Bryan, Caitlin Kaine, Miss N Fenton

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Back Row: Mr S Healy, Matthew Clark, Dominic Curtain, Isaac Carson, Andrew Brett, John Marthick, Zachary Whiteley, Dania! Skvaril, Diew House, Anastasi Kons

Middle Row: Thomas Sheridan, Jessica Paul, Georgia Waldhauser, Jessica Linger, Maddison Young, Sophie Anderson, Melika Howard, Gabrielle Murphy, Taylor Woodward, Brandon Pearson

Front Row: Emma Humphries, Kelli Humphries, Catherine Segger, Antonia Fitzpatrick, Chloe Gillett, Madison Smith, Stephanie Mallinson, Jessica Hurd

Absent: Mrs N Rogers, Mrs L Haas, Jake Williams

7W

Back Row: Robert Watson, Bradley Van der Drift, Joel Rogers, Zachary Daniel, Alex Fuller, Aaron Reynolds, Samuel Brown, Kristian Saward

Second Row: Mr P Pullinger, Donovan Lockett, Marni McCulloch, Blaize McKenna, Kelli-Anne Howard, Erin Cook, Madeleine Cutner, Amy Lourey, Lauren de Bombford, Mikayla Matic, Shannon Looney, Wade Dunham, Mattias Spinks

Front Row: Maddi Close, Carolyn Watson, Demi O'Halloran, Taylor Gaffney, Abby Otten-Kirkley, Tennessee Berryman, Emma Magnusson-Reid, Madeline Marshall

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Camp day was the most exciting day of the year for us. On the fith and 9th of March all of Year 7 caught buses to Camp Clayton in Ulverstone. When we arrived we had a wide range of activities to choose from that we participated in over the two days we were there.

Some of the activities included: volleyball, flying fox, giant swing, BMX, high ropes course, rock climbing, beach walk and swim, and the challenge course.

When we arrived we were told about the rules and boundaries of the camp site. We then set off to our activities as our cabins were not quite ready for us. That 4 night when we were all settled in we had a talent night with each cabin having to perform a short skit. After this we had some supper and we were off to bed.

The next day we had a Liturgy on the beach and once again some more activities, then it was time to pack our bags and come home. With over 150 tired kids, most people slept on the buses on the way home.

Mikayla Matic and Abby Otten .`"‘

KaIon 2007 Year 1- Life at the McAuley Wing

Well it has been quite an eventful year in Year 7. Our students have grown from the shy, anxious little fish on the first day in Term One, just getting used to the water in a bigger pond. It has been a pleasure to see the large percentage of students who have been involved in the life of the College in one way or another. This year, as well as the camps and activity days like Greek Day, many opportunities were presented to the students to explore their own particular interests. Above, Year 7 students making the most of the barbeque, porvided by the SRC early in 2007. While many of the older students get involved in some of these extra Below, orienteering at the Devonport Bluff. curricular activities, it usually takes a lot of courage for students in Year 7 to take a risk and dive in head first into another exciting area of the Marist Regional College pond.

Whether it be in the fields of art, music, sport, drama, landcare, science fairs, reading, or any other type of group, it is a real testament to their character to see their names and faces scattered throughout the pages of this edition of the Kalori.

I would like to extend a special thanks to all the Class Teachers who always do their utmost best to make the transition for each Year 7 to Marist a positive one. We have been blessed with their talents and also their dedication to the care of each student in their respective classes. I would also like to acknowledge the support of subject teachers, support aides and those who filled in from time to time. A very special thanks is owed to Mrs Nicola Rogers who worked tirelessly and with great enthusiasm in the role of Year 7 Coordinator before going on leave in Term Three.

On behalf of all those mentioned above I wish the Year 7 students of 2007 all the very best as the Year 8s of 2008.

Shaun Healy Acting Year 7 Coordinator

reek Day was a great experience.We learned about many a great job at the barbeque and everyone loved his marinated lamb different customs from Ancient Greece.We ate their strips. food and played their ancient games. We had a great day Gall dressed up in Greek clothing. To conclude our day we attempted some traditional Greek dancing by making use of Mrs Farrow's "portable CD player" (her car In the opening ceremony, 7B performed a play and dressed up as stereo system).Then we split into groups to view some excellent different gods and goddesses. It was a very enjoyable play. plays performed by Mrs Roger's 7C English/SOSE/Drama class and participated in "Who Wants to be a Greek Millionaire" in the Colin Once the Olympic flame had been lit our games were underway.The Theatre. many games we played included: javelin, marathon, chariot races, shot put and discus. We also participated in an Icarus competition which Overall the day was very enjoyable, thanks to everyone who helped involved flying our paper planes into the sun. out.

The highlight of the day was the wrestling competition where an unexpected winner made the day hilarious. It was a good bonding day and we made a new circle of friends. It was also great to have Alex McKenzie join us as our master of ceremonies. Even the teachers got involved with Greek Day, with Mr Cox officiating as Zeus, watching over our Olympic games. Mr Budzul did

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Sister Mary Sabina Conway Sr. Sabina also provided great service in other areas. Mary Catherine Conway was born at Armadale, Victoria, She visited the sick and bereaved, elderly patients in on April 30 1897. In 1916 Mary entered the Ascot Vale their homes and in hospitals and conducted Sunday Novitiate of the Sisters of Mercy and was professed on school classes. She was a great supporter of the Burnie February 4th 1919. She took the religious name Sr. Mary Eisteddfod, also the church organist and sacristan during Sabina and for the next 12 months she completed her her time in Burnie. teacher training. She is described as a "member of the Mercy order who On February 21st 1920 Sr. Sabina crossed Bass Strait to epitomised its service to the Burnie Community". Naming begin a lifetime of service to Burnie. Apart from 6 years the performing arts centre after Sister Sabina honours her at the Deloraine convent she spent all her time in Burnie work and that of the Mercy order she represented. until her transfer to the Lilydale house in Victoria in 1981. Initially she taught senior primary grades and music at Sr. Sabina died in St Joseph's Hospital, Geelong, on August Stella Mans, then piano, singing and commercial subjects 13 1984. at Stella Mans Regional Girls' College and Marist Regional College. (Exempt: Catchpole, H. (2000). The Mercy Ministry in Burnie.) 6r, Conway Hall The Building Committee, a sub-committee of the Board, com- missioned a design for a performing arts centre in the latter half of 2006, while construction of the Harcombe Centre was still underway. Mr David Gillies, architect for Bullocks Con- sulting provided a design that made excellent use of the old assembly hall which had begun life as the undercroft of the science building.

Digging under the Science building enabled provision of space for dressing rooms and toilet facilities at the stage end of the Hall. A section of the Hall was transformed into a theatre with audience capacity of over 230. During the school day this area is divided into two large drama studios complete with the latest theatre technology to ensure first class productions. The remainder of the Hall has been converted into two classrooms, which help to address the needs of the College's growing student enrolment. Construction company, Meadson, tendered successfully for the project, which was completed in time for its official blessing by Archbishop Adrian Doyle and opening by Dr Dan White on 6 December 2007. Kalori 2007

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Junior Band M

Back Row: Elliott Targett, Jordan Tarratt, Jayde Hayes, Miranda Yovich

Front Row: Emma McAdie, Mn T Lamb, Alexander Oswin, Brandon Sturch

Absent: Jazmine Targett

Senior Concert Band

Fourth Row: Mr T Lamb, Luke Fletcher, Zachary Whitley, Curtis Willcox, Mitch Nayler, Emily Redman, Sophie Anderson, Ellie House Third Row: Amy Spinks, Richard MacNair, Abbey Beaumont, Heather Polden, Anna Crawford, Nikita Jago, Rachel Atkinson, Gabrielle Hay, Rochelle Armstrong, Nicole Matic, Mrs J Lakeland, Phoebe Lillas, Brittany Jacka Second Row: Alyce Forrest, Ellie Walker, Melissa Redman, Catherine Gaggin, Megan Johnstone, Frances Archer, Monique Watts, Mr D Buchanan First Row: Lincoln Stretton, Bradley Cable, Thomas Rimmelzwaan, Diew House, Alexander Gaggin, Duncan McPherson, Nathan House Absent: Pearce Osborne, Duncan Watson, Malcolm Watson, Daniel Jones

65 A arist Band Tour September, 2007 After months of preparation, 2007 saw 40 students and staff its last in Auckland with only 185ks on the clock, so by the time hit the airways for a road trip in New Zealand. Included in the we were on our way to Marist College, Auckland, we had a nice party were members of the Senior Concert Band, Jazz Band, new Toyota Prado. Vocal Ensemble, the Grade 10 Rock Band "Mad Intentions", a Trumpet Fanfare group. Clarinet Ensemble and soloists as well We arrived at Marist College, Auckland and were wonderfully as staff members Mrs Jenny Lakeland, Mr David Buchanan, Mr welcomed by staff and students who had prepared a fantastic Ed King and Mr Thomas Lamb. supper. The students met their billets and headed off ready for workshops and concerts through Monday and Tuesday. The Our trip began with the entire group gathering at the Launceston students' efforts were wonderfully received at the concerts, with Airport at 5am on Friday August 31st and we connected through the performance for Marist Primary being a real highlight. We to Melbourne shortly afterwards. Our first hurdle was negotiating packed up early Wednesday and hit the road for Rotorua where International check-in and security, however. by 5pm New we would be meeting billets and unpacking equipment at St. Zealand time we had arrived at Auckland International Airport John Paul College. and were heading for our hotel — The New President. Whilst at the airport we picked up our hire car — a Ford Territory — with a Our trip to Rotorua was uneventful and many students caught chipper comment from the hire company rep.: "It's brand new, up on some sleep during the 3 1/2 hour bus trip (Curtis). Our its only got 13kms on the clockir More about that later..... arrival in Rotorua was to the sound and sight of pelting rain, however, we found an excellent restaurant for lunch down by the Saturday was our first official day in New Zealand so we shore of the lake where everyone enjoyed a great meal, even celebrated by heading to Rainbows End, a theme park of the though it was quite a shock for most who were not prepared style of Dream World in Queensland. It was a highly entertaining for the lingering scent of sulphur in the air. We checked our day with everyone having a great time on activities such as the equipment into St. John Paul College and students met their Giant Drop (not for the weak of stomach), Go Carts (which billets, then we caught buses to the Tamaki Tours Maori Village according to Mitch do drift at 10kph), Motor Boats, Dodgem where we were exposed to a fabulous evening of culture, food, Cars and any number of Rollercoaster type rides. We headed music, food, shopping and food. Afterwards during the return back to town for tea and a movie then an early night ready for to St. John Paul College, the bus driver proved that you can do the visit to Kelly Tarleton's Antarctic Adventure and Underwater doughnuts in a bus around a round-about whilst singing 'The World and shopping the next day. Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round'. Highly entertaining if not the best thing to do after eating a big meal.. .did I mention Remember the car with "only 13ks on the clock"? Well it gasped that there was food?? After overcoming the intense aroma in the air at our venue which gave left the Village mid afternoon and made our way into the hills where we rise to the local name of Dead Cat Corner, our afternoon workshops on enjoyed a meal and a relaxing lie in hot spring pools before embarking Thursday and concert with the students from St. John Paul College that on our drive back to Auckland ready to catch the plane home the next evening were spectacular, topped off by some lads who spontaneously day. performed the Haka for us at the end of the night. The enthusiasm and energy from the concert carried over to the next day when we gave our Our flight home was uneventful except for missing our connection final performance at St. Michael's College Primary School to a packed from Melbourne to Launceston. However, thanks to some ingenious hall after which the primary kids flocked around our students looking for negotiations from Mrs. Lakeland (spectacular to witness) we were and hoping for an autograph. checked in on another flight and our delay was only about 3 hours.

After our final concert we packed and drove to the Skyline Gondola and All up, the trip was a fabulous success. Our students worked hard and Giant Luge where we spent a brilliant couple of hours rocketing down performed brilliantly and thanks needs to be extended to the School the hill on little carts. I'm sure Kris broke the land speed record several for allowing this opportunity, and to the staff: Mr Ed King, Mr David times and Mitch's comment after a pile-up on one of the last turns of, Buchanan and Mr Thomas Lamb for their help and support and to "Hey these things drift better the carts at Rainbows End", summed the Mrs Jenny Lakeland for her tireless efforts in organising the tour and afternoon up perfectly. We called into the Whakarewarewa Geothermal preparing the music. Village for a well earned ice cream and a good long walk, where we encountered heaps of boiling mud, hot springs. the Prince of Wales Thomas Lamb Geysers and sulphur which made Dead Cat Corner smell like roses. We

Fourth Row: Sam Platts, Daniel Acheson, Mr T Lamb, Richard MacNair, Luke Fletcher, Curtis Willcox, Mitch Nayler, Emily Redman, Sophie Anderson, Ellie House, Phoebe Lillas Third Row: Amy Spinks, Abbey Beaumont, Heather Polden, Nikita Jago, Rachel Atkinson, Gabrielle Hay, Rochelle Armstrong, Nicole Matic, Mrs J Lakeland, Brittany Jacka, Madeleine Sheridan, Jesse Tenaiki-Machen Second Row: Alyce Forrest, Ellie Walker, Melissa Redman, Catherine Gaggin, Megan Johnstone, Frances Archer, Monique Watts, Mr D Buchanan First Row: Lincoln Stretton, Thomas Rimmelzwaan, Mark Acheson, Alexander Gaggin, Duncan McPherson, Kristopher Dawes

pir 67 Katy Pakinga's Singing Group

Back Row: Alyce Forrest, Abby Otten-Kirkley, Brittany McLaren, Emily Redman, Jessica Linger, Sabby Bhardwaj

Second Row: Jazmine Ark, Srabani Debnath, Aimee-Lee Becker, Sarah Cowan, Taylor Woodward

Front Row: Caitlin Kaine, Candice Weber, Katrina Cowan, Mikayla Matic, Michelle Moran Magical Musical Mystery Tour Girls

Fourth Row: Madelyn Younger, Catherine Gaggin, Storm Ho!will, Emily Redman, Erica Smith, Alyce Forrest, Rebecca Gee, Rhiannon Tucker, Abbie Smith, Alex Noyman, Olivia Kent, Frances Archer, Ashton Harris, Ashlee Radford, Heather Po!den, Abby Beaumont, Claire Webb, Rachael Knight Third Row: Jess Linger, Kelli Humphries, Ashlee Maxwell, Nicole Matic, Emma Graham, Brittany Jacka, Amy Spinks, Eloise Dobson, Renae Walker, Ruth Speers, April Radford, Elke Keep, Phoebe Lillas, Abby Otten-Kirkley, Ellie House, Melika Howard, Mrs 1 Lakeland Second Row: Dimity Campbell, Jessica Conlon, Mikaela Campbell, Zoee Brown, Laine Dowling, Megan Johnstone, Melissa Redman, Monique Watts, Catherine Segger, Emma Humphries, Madison Smith First Row: Chloe Gillett, Ellie Walker, Holly Johnstone, Anna Crawford, Sophie Davey, Rochelle Armstrong Magical Musical Mystery Tour Boys

Back Row: Mitch Naylor, Alec Lamont, Richard MacNair, Sam Alderson, Niall Smith, Nathan House, Daniel Acheson, Thomas Rimmelzwaan, Lincoln Stretton, Malcolm Watson

Second Row: Mr T Lamb, Kharem Strohfeldt, Rhys Lucas, Matthew Ryan, Matthew Randall, Brandon Sturch, Joshua Blake, Mrs J Lakeland

Front Row: Luke Fletcher, Marjon Peisker-Richings, Jesse Teinakai, Curtis Willcox, Bradley Cable, Sam Brown, Zac Whiteley

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4 This year our Arts Festival took on a totally different dimension.

Marist Regional College opened its doors allowing the public to feast their eyes, ears and taste buds on a variety of entertainment. The week long extravaganza opened on Monday 9th July with a cocktail party, held in the Black and White Café situated in the West Wing of the College (with a sea view not to be surpassed).

Visitors arrived via the driveway, lit by giant handmade lanterns, suspended from every tree. These stunning pieces of art were created by our Art students.

Tickets were available for specific performances as were Roaming Passes which enabled the audience to view several presentations on the one evening.

Venues included a giant marquee, the Colin Theatre, the entire Music Area of 13 ensemble size rooms and two classrooms, the canteen, the cooking rooms and kitchen, the quadrangle decorated with fairy lights and a mass of very obliging flowering bulbs, the Drama Suite and many other quaint and fascinating places of interest.

There was a wide variety offered in our programme

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for the week: Art works were on display, human statues amazed our visitors with their self-control and creative costumes, Jazz and Blues greeted those wishing to dine in the Black and White Café, and the Medieval Ball (Capulet's Ball) in the Marquee, provided dancing and atmosphere on closing night. Other sensations included: The Iron Chef competition between staff and students, hosted by Rick Goddard, which was a barrel of laughs; the superb success of Cafe Floriani; the inspirational performance of 'Cosi', which highlighted the immense dramatic talents of our senior students; 'Away' which was both challenging and effective, the refreshing performance of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and the Drama variety show'Ful/ On' which featured dance, drama, skits and fabulous fun.

'The Magical Musical Mystery Tour' featured twenty eight items presented in individual rooms decorated in the appropriate theme. The audience was mobile, moving to the next aural and visual delight on the unforgettable cue from the bagpipes. The decorations ranged from the disco/rap flashing lights techno room, the African jungle Lion King room, to the Monastery where the nuns performed songs from Sister Act. Further atmosphere 00 00 Lc mARisT `Marist is Art' Festival July 9th - 14th, 2007 ...continued was created by the photography and portrait exhibition, sculptures, animal and celebrity portraits, and our own radio station set up by the students. The best of the Silent Film Festival was also a highlight.

Culinary delights, prepared by our talented staff and students, tempted the taste buds.

We successfully explored the available resources with the result that our aim of involving a wider number of members of our College Community in this year's Arts Festival, held for the first time on the College property, was achieved without a doubt.

We thank all of the participants for their excellent efforts and extend our appreciation trivIt to the public for their strong support of our new venture.

Jennifer Lakeland Head of the Arts

Kalori 2007

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76 Gene Medwin Heather Polden Hannah Smith Danielle White M'Lynda Mevissen Abigail Popicl Jordan Smith Rebecca White Kim Middap Grace Potter Jordie Smith Dcmi Whitney Brody Mihocek Claire Powell Kaicee Smith Jackson Whiteleyey Tyson Mihocek Sarah Powell Katie Smith Jessica White ley Zachary Mihocek Victoria Probert Lyndon Smith Zachary Whiteley Hannah Millar Claire Punon Madison Smith Wickham Lauren Mills Alaster Radford Nathan Smith SAh asr a l he e Wilkinson Ryan Mills April Radford Niall Smith Samuel Wilkinson Shaun Milton Ashlee Radford Sharlee Smith Claye Willcox Jelisa Mitchell Brooke Radford Tayla Smith Curtis wiiicox Thomas Mitchell Casey Radford Theo Smith Curtis Williams Lauren Moelder Ellen Radford Xavier Smith Ethan Williams Holli Mollema Jason Radford Joshua Snare Jake Williams Tameika Mollema Kaila-Anne Radford Kynan Snare Kayeleigh Williams Grace Monck Matthew Randall Naomi Speers Williams Sarah Monck Emily Redman Ruth Sneers Sophie Williams Lee Monson Melissa Redman Amy Spinks Tyler Williams Samantha Moore Ellie Reeves Dominic Spinks Emma Wilson Michelle Moran Tiana Reeves-Sullivan Jessica Spinks Hannah Wilson Ramona Muchitsch Bianca Reid Manias Spinks Nicholas Wilson Erin Monday Nicholas Revell Tegan Spinks Samuel Wood Jack Munday Aaron Reynolds Carter St John Justine Woodcock Nicola Mundcn Lauren Reynolds Joe Stanley Kathleen Woodward Gabrielle Murphy Jai Rhodes Luke Starr Samuel Woodward Kacie Murphy Jake Rice Kandice Stones Taylor Woodward Mitch Nayler Emma Richards Gao Strempel Jordan Wright Amy Neilson Georgina Ridge Lincoln Stretton Sophie Wright Andrew Neilson Jacob Riley Kharem Strohfeldt Veronica Wright Jenna Neilson Simon Rimmelzwaan Brandon Starch Emma Wylliewyl Ayden Newall Thomas Rimmelzwaan Christopher Summers Callum Young Callem Newall Kurt Rist Ellanor Summers Maddison Young Jack Newling Ashlea Robinson Nikola Sweetman Nicole Leon Newling Lauren Rocher Ella Swinden Tayla Young Asha Newman Melayne Rocher Matthew Swinden Hannah Younger Cassandra Newman Alycia Rogers Zachari Tadman Madelyn Younger Hannah Newman Joel Rogers Zoe Tammens Lauren Yovich Sam Newman Brogan Rushbrook Elliott Targett Miranda Yovich Samantha Newman Breanna Russell Jazmine Targen Emma Nichols Joshua Russell Kyle Targett Emily Nielsen Luke Russell Jordan Tarratt Danica Nolan Thomas Russell Hayden Tatlow Bradley Noonan Meg Rutherford Bethany Taylor Hayley Noonan Siddhardh Ruttala Ebony Taylor Rachael Norris Bradley Ryan Bronte Taylor-Reeve Jai North Matt Ryan Jesse Teinaki - Machen Alexandra Noyman Barbara Samborski Jack Templeton Abbie O'Brien Timothy Sargent Wade Tennant Megan O'Brien Haylee Saunders Alana Theodosiou Tiana O'Dea Luke Saunders Lauren Timmins Brittany O'Halloran Alex Saward Jason Tolland Demi O'Halloran Danica Saward Cameron Tomes Aaron Oakes Kristian Saward Avril Townsend farina Oates Madison Saward Jackson Townsend Katerina Ogden Nathan Saward Patrick Townsend Themis Ogden Rhys Saward Phoebe Troughton Cailin Ogston Samara Saward Rhiannon Tucker Pearce Osborne Sean Saward Jessica Tuckett Juan Ospina Jeremy Scharvi Hope Turner Alexander Oswin Courtney Schmidt Jeremy Turner Abby Onen-Kirkley Keegan Scholte Jack (In Jake Otto David Scoles Bradley Van der Drift Jordan Palmer Callum Scott Ella van der Schans Tyler Parker Daniel Scott Rej Vast Mitchell Parry Shannen Seabourne Rosy Vant Jessica Paul Catherine Seger Jenna Vesinger Emily Pearce Hayden Seggcr Anna Wainwright Nicholas Pearce Jennifer Segger Georgia Waldhauscr Brandon Pearson Aran Selden Leah Waldhauser Bronwyn Pearson Elise Selden Callan Walker Caitlin Pearson Laura Sewell Charlotte Walker Erik Pedersen Garion Shakespeare Eleanor Walker Erin Peebles Mitchell Shannon Jacob Walker Sophie Peisker Tyler Sharman Renae Walker Marion Peisker-Richings Benjamin Sheahen Jesse Walsh Sian-Louise Perez Mitchell Sheehy Jayden Walters Dylan Pettingill Madeleine Sheridan Nathan Ward Stephanie Pettingill Thomas Sheridan Amber Waterman Heidi Pfund Kendall Shotton Lauren-Aimee Watkinson Josef Pfund Peter Shugg Carolyn Watson Amy Phillips Aimee Shute Duncan Watson Gabrielle Phillips Natalie Singleton Malcolm Watson Matthew Phillips Paige Singleton Robert Watson Benjamin Phillips-Crole Dania' Skvaril Jake Watts Samuel Phillips-Crole Roxanne Skvaril Monique Watts Matthew Pinner Jessica Smart Samuel Watts Christopher Pinny Abbic Smith Alex Waugh Luke Plane Adam Smith Alden Webb Ryan Plane Airlee Smith Claire Webb James Plant Alex Smith Emma Webb Lauren Plapp Alistair Smith Kyle Webb Lucas Plapp Bonnie Smith Lydia Webb Samuel Plans Brentton Smith Candice Weber Laura Poke Catherine Smith Maverick Weller Nathan Poke Damon Smith Nicholas Wells Sarah Poke Emily Smith Madeleine Wcsker Trent Poke Erica Smith An Whelan

77 Year 9 students Erin Egan, Christina Faulkner (above) and Daneika Clarke (right) hard at work in the McAuley Darkroom.

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Below: Senior College "Fear of Weddings", Brogan ManceII Above: Senior College "Untitled", Hannah Miller Right (From top to bottom): "Models 1 and 2" "I Hunted Him Forever" "We Are All Insane" Holly Ayton, Senior College Below: Senior College "Self Portrait", Jessie Smart

79 On 2nd April, the biggest surf contest of the year took place at Clifton Beach near Hobart. Over 300 Tasmanian Schools students participated in this year's championship in 12 different divisions. The competitors come from Surfing Championships all over the state with teams from the East Coast, Bruny Island, Hobart, Launceston and the North West Coast.

Marist took a team of 12 students, 7 boys and 5 girls. The College was represented by Jake Otto in the Division 1 — High School Boys, Bradley Downie, Sam Edgerton, Pete Shugg and Josh Bellchambers in the Division 2 High School Boys; Brody Clear and Jessie Barnes in the Senior Boys Division 2; Josi Kooistra & Bethany Taylor in the High School Girls, Rhiannon Taylor, Josi Kooistra, Adelyn Ayton and Holly Ayton in the Girls' Longboard. As this was the first time competing for most of the students they were quite nervous.

We stayed at the "Newtown Hilton" (aka the Adelfi Youth Hostel) on the Sunday night ready for a 7am start at the beach on Monday morning. On the day, the waves were small at the beginning day and the swell built throughout the day. This made conditions tricky with most surfers opting to surf the inside reforming waves. For the first time ever, the contest was delayed for an hour after advice from the State Emergency Service because of a tsunami warning.

We were very pleased with or results given our inexperience in surfing competitions.

All students surfed well, but the best of the results were as follows:

Girls' Longoard: Bethany Taylor and Holly Ayton in the quarter finals (last 16) Adelyn Ayton in the semi-finals. (last 8)

High Schools Boys Div 2: Sam Edgerton — quarter final (final 16)

High Schools Boys Div 1: Jake Otto — semi-finals (last 8 - finished eq5th) — this was a great result considering this section had over 100 participants including Year 9 & 10 students and Jake is only Year 8.

College Boys Div 2: Brody Clear — quarter finals (last 16) Jesse Barnes - made the final and finished a very close 2nd.

While recocognising individual results, the competition is a team event with school winners announced in each division. We had a number of surfers who could not participate in the competition this year. On our results, however, if we can get those people involved next year, we would be very competitive in a number of divisions.

We would like to thank the following people: Mrs Chen and the school executive for allowing us to participate in the competition; Mrs Thomas, for accompanying the team and helping out; and Mrs Mardi Ayton and Mr Craig Otto for assisting on the day.

Brendan Schmidt Coach

80 Back Row: Jordan Abel, Alex Hartley, James Lovell, Jordan Wright

Front Row: Jordan Draper, Georgina Ridge, Ella Van Der Schans, Hannah Heineke

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7,40. Athletics Carnival Results Final House points were as follows: Field Events — Boys: Flinders: 6095 Nick Hayes Cook: 5892 Runner Up: Ryan Liston/Alexander Gaggin Tasman: 5881 Zach Hislop Bass: 5780 Runner Up: Robbie Fox Maverick Weller The overall individual Track & Field Champions and runners up in Runner Up: Luke Russell each age group were: Jason Radford Runner Up: Cayde Dennison Track Events - Boys: Open: Tyson Mihocek Ryan Liston Runner Up: Nick Fox Runner Up: Jacob Langham Ben Dunn Field Events — Girls: Runner Up: Robbie Fox Jessica Hard Luke Russell Runner Up: Lori Douglas/Abbie Beaumont Runner Up: Maverick Weller Ella Fox Jason Radford/Brody Clear (equal) Runner Up: Rachel Norris Open: Nick McNair Morgan Gaffney Runner Up: Tyson Mihocek/Craig Hutchison Runner Up: Krytal Blyth Ashlee Radford Track Events - Girls: Runner Up: Veronica Wright Lily Horniblow Open: Breanna Russell Runner Up: Tayla Gaffiiey Runner Up: Jaime Bradley Zoe Gee Runner Up: Ella Fox A big thank you to Mrs Saint-John, Mr Clousen and Mrs Morris Leah Waldhauser for preparing the track at school even though it wasn't used. Also, Runner Up: Morgan Gaffney thanks to Connell Newport who assisted me in organising the Kendall Shotton carnival. Runner Up: Annika Barry Open: Breanna Russell Thank you to all staff and parent volunteers who helped officiate Runner Up: Jayne Engwerda at the carnival. Without this help the carnival would not be such a successful event.

Renee French Health and PE Co-coordinator NSATIS Boys Athletics

Back Row: Maverick Weller, Christopher Arvier, Michael McCulloch, Craig Hutchison, Tyson Mihocek, Nicholas MacNair, Brody Clear, Nicholas Dazeley, Mitchell Baker, Jackson Dorsey

Second Row: Shannon McDougall, Robbie Fox, Brody Mihocek, Benjamin Dunn, Zachary Hislop, Nicholas Hayes, Benjamin Phillips-Crole, Kaiden Forsyth, Jacob Elmer, Xavier Flynn, Lyndon Smith

Front Row: Alexander Gaggin, Luke Russell, Samuel Phillips-Crole, Joshua Bellchambers, Mitchell Clarke, Ethan Alford, Jack Eastley, Cayde Dennison

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Boys Athletics

Back Row: Luke Saunders, Alex Johnstone, Aaron Cure, Craig Hutchison, Tyson Mihocek, Nicholas MacNair, Robbie Fox, Ben Dunn

Second Row: Shannon McDougall, Anthony Lewis, Jesse Buchanan, James Lovell, Chris Arvier, Jesse Walsh, Jordie Smith, Brody Clear, Ethan Johnstone, Jake Otto, Jackson Townsend, Jacob Langham

Front Row: Josh Howard, Sam Phillips-Crole, Jordan Wright, Ryan Mills, Duncan Watson, Alexander Gaggin, Ryan Liston, Sam Hamilton

NSATIS Girls Athletics

Back Row: Ellen Radford, Eleanor Walker, Emily Smith, Tahlia Ling, Tayla Britton, Lori Douglas, Kelli-Anne Howard, Lisa Blyth, Georgia Waldhauser, Jayne Engwerda

Second Row: Rachel Norris, Kendall Shotton, Ashlee Radford, Nicole Young, Caitlin Pearson, Breanna Russell, Annika Barry, Jessica Hurd, Taylor Gaffney

Front Row: Zoe Gee, Nikki Gibson, Kate Engwerda, Lily Horniblow, Jaime Bradley, Anna Wainwright, Krystal Blyth, Ella Fox

Absent: Stephanie Cox

85 Kalori 2007 Age Group Champions and Runners up for 2007 Carnival were:

Champion Runner up U/13 Girls Lily Horniblow Amy Lourey Boys Ben Hill Diew House

U/14 Girls Zoe Gee Madelaine King Boys Tyler Williams Sam Wood

U/15 Girls Jacki Cook Anna Crawford Boys Josef Pfund Samuel Edmunds

U/16 Girls Kelli Cook Annika Barry Boys Simon Rimmelzwaan Daniel Matic

Open Girls Hannah Newman Alice Buchanan Boys Jackson Dorsey Craig Hutchison

The Under 16 and Open Girls age groups are very strong and the following records were broken:

Hannah Newman Open Girls 100m Freestyle (1.06.24mins) Kelli Cook Under 16 Girls 50m Backstroke (35.50 secs)

Congratulations to all students who competed regardless of their swimming ability. I would like to acknowledge the high level of cooperation exhibited by the students when they were evacuated, well done!

On behalf of the College I would like to thank the Burnie Swimming Club, as well as the parents, staff and students who volunteered their time to help out. Without this assistance, it would be difficult to run such a successful event over the two days.

Renee French Health and Physical Education Co-ordinator

87 Girls Swimming

Back Row: Samantha Newman, Sarah Cowgill, Alice Buchanan, Amy Lourey, Jenna Neilson, Jessica Fergusson, Erica Beard, Mikayla Matic

Second Row: Edna Jeffrey, Madeline King, Claire Fairbrother, Stevie Edgerton, Annika Barry, Elly van der Schans, Hannah Newman, Anna Crawford. Sophie Davey

Front Row: Kelli Cook, Ella Fox, Jacqui Cook, Zoe Gee, Lily Horniblow, Emma Lovell, Francesca Catlin

Boys Swimming

Back Row: Simon Rimmelzwaan, Tyler Williams, Nicholas MacNair, Craig Hutchison, Gene Medwin, Daniel Matic, Craig Mallinson, Josef Pfund

Second Row: Maverick Weller, Jack Eastley, Zac Mihocek, Jesse Buchanan, James Lovell, Jake Otto, Alec Saward, Jonathan Mallinson, Sam Edmunds, Ben Eastley

Front Row: Sam Brown, Luke Fletcher, Jackson Dorsey, Ben Hill, Robert Watson, Harry Davey, Richard MacNair

88 Swimming Team

Back Row: Benjamin Hill, Simon Rimmelzwaan, Jackson Dorsey, Tyler Willliams, Josef Pfund

Front Row: Hannah Newman, Kelli Cook, Zoe Gee, Lily Horniblow, Jacki Cook MRC Cross Country

Back Row: Jacob Langham, Craig Hutchison, Duncan Watson, Benjamin Dunn

Front Row: Breanna Russell, Annika Barry, Lily Horniblow, Krystal Blyth, Zoe Gee

Girls Cross Country

Back Row: Lily Horniblow, Annika Barry, Estelle Margetts, Breanna Russell, Nicole Young, Ruby Dargavel, Jessica Fergusson, Erica Beard, Sarah Cowgill, Zoe Gee

Second Row: Anna Wainwright, Anna Crawford, Tayla Britton, Rebecca Aitken, Krystal Blyth, Brittany Chugg, Stephanie Cox, Caitlin Lucas, Ella Fox, Emma Humphries, Taylor Gaffney

Front Row: Kelli Humphries, Chloe Gillett, Lisa Blyth, Kate Engwerda, Kendall Shotton, Jayne Engwerda, Morgan Gaffney, Caitlin Pearson, Leah Waldhauser

90 Junior Boys Basketball

Back Row: Mrs J Mihocek (manager), Brody Mihocek, Kaiden Forsyth, Jeremy Turner, Zachary Hislop, Mr K Bragg (coach)

Front Row: Aaron Butler, Robbie Fox, Mason Bragg, Michael Bransden

Senior Boys Basketball

Back Row: Alaster Radford, Maverick Weller, Luke Russell, Joshua Howard, Sam Douglas, Samuel Platts, Zachary Mihocek, Nicholas Fox

Front Row: Carter St John, Daniel McCulloch, Ethan Johnstone, Jason Radford, Sam Edgerton

91 Girls Year 8 Basketball

Back Row: Mrs J Freeman (manager), Rebekah Aitken, Ella Fox, Zoe Tammens, Caitlin Lucas, Stephanie Cox, Mr J Fox (coach)

Front Row: Brittany McLaren, Hanna Gale, Angela Freeman State Representatives

Back Row: Jacob Hislop, James Plant, Nicholas Fox, Alistair Radford, Tyson Mihocek, Sam Edgerton, Samuel McNeair

Second Row: Christopher Arvier, Craig Hutchison, Matthew McDonagh, Callan Walker, Samuel Johnstone, Nicholas Pearce, Duncan Watson

Front Row: Luke Russell, Zachary Mihocek, Damon Smith, James Lovell, Ryan Lister, Alexander Gaggin

Absent: An Whelan

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During August 2007, I was fortunate enough to be selected in a team of Australian and New Zealand boys to travel to Brazil to play futsal. The team consisted of 6 Australians and 3 New Zealanders under the guidance of Gui Costa, a Brazilian born futsal coach. Futsal, is a very fast, 5 a side indoor soccer game. In Australia it is a relatively new sport, where as in Brazil, it has a long history. In Brazil children don't play outdoor soccer until they are 14, honing their ball skills till then playing futsal. This difference was obvious in our first few games, when we played the Brazilian boys outdoor it was another story. However, we were fortunate enough to be trained at Malwee Futsal Academy, after two days of training we replayed a team who, originally, beat us 7 -5 winning 7-1. The training seemed to make a difference. During the three week trip I spent time in Florianopolis, a large city in the south of Brazil, Jaragua do Sul, (which, in Brazil, is known as the city of Futsal) and Veranopolis. We watched a National League Football Game, met Falcao, who is the world number 1 futsal player, and were privileged enough to walk onto the court with the players in the Semi Final of the Futsal Champions League, and kick the ball around with them at halftime. The coach of one of these teams presented me with one of their jerseys at the end of the game. Despite rather long, indirect flights, which took us via Tokyo, and New York before reaching Brazil, I had an absolutely fabulous time. It is an experience I will never be able to repeat. My ball skills improved and I made some good friends, I also have many photos to help me remember my trip.

Alexander Gaggin

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NSATIS Girls Hockey

Back Row: Cailin Ogston, Jessica Eastley, Alice Buchanan, Anna Crawford, Nikita Jago

Front Row: Rochelle Armstrong, Kendall Shotton, Anna Wainwright, Tayla Britton, Megan Johnson

Girls Super 8 Hockey

Back Row: Miss B Court, Nonhlanhla Bulle, Brittany O'Halloran, Hope Turner, Phoebe Lillas, Mrs C Dempster

Front Row: Isabelle Bishop, Anna Crawford, Jessica Paul

Absent: Samantha Maddison, Roxanne Skvaril, Cailin Ogston

94 Surfing Team

Back Row: Bradley Downie, Jake Otto, Brody Clear, Peter Chugg, Sam Edgerton, Joshua Bellchambers

Front Row: Rhiannon Tucker, Bethany Taylor, Holly Ayton, Josi Kooistra, Adelyn Ayton

Year 7 Boys Rugby

Back Row: Andrew Brett, James Butler, Benjamin Hill, Harry Davey, Fraser Jones, Danial Skvaril

Front Row: Luke Plane, Nicholas Hayes, Anastasi Kons, Luke Hawthorne, Thomas Sheridan

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The school cross country carnival was held in close to perfect U/13 Boys U/16 Boys conditions this year resulting in a high rate of participation in 1.Jacob Langham Duncan Watson Years 7 to 10. While running the course is optional for Senior 2.Alex Gaggin Brody Clear College an impressive amount took part. All students who 3.Sam Hamilton Aaron Cure took part should be congratulated for their positive attitude and perseverance on a difficult hilly track. Year 7s finished off their U/14 Girls Open Girls day with a sports afternoon. Year 8s were treated to a movie Zoe Gee Brianna Russell in the Colin Theatre after their run. Year 9s participated in a Ella Fox Jayne Engwerda house competition run by Mr. Pearson - Houses competed Stephanie Cox Ruby Dargavel against each other in a game of Quiddich. In the house points Flinders finished first overall, ending Tasman's winning streak U/14 Boys Open Boys in the carnival series this year. There was a very tight tussle Ben Dunn Craig Hutchison between the bottom three teams with Cook finishing 2nd with Robbie Fox Chris Arvier a dominant display of up and coming talent in Year 9. Tasman Shannon Mc Dougall Nicholas MacNair and Bass rounded out the two bottom places respectively. U/15 Girls House Championship Results Krystal Blyth Leah Waldhauser 1.Flinders 672 points Kate Engwerda Cook 615 points Tasman 612 points U/15 Boys Bass 577points Josh Howard Anthony Lewis Individual Age Group Results Sam Phillips-Crole

U/13 Girls U/16 Girls A big thank you to staff and Health students that stood on 1.Lily Horniblow Annika Barry check points throughout the race. Thanks must also go to 2.Chloe Gillet Kendall Shotton Kevin Hope, John Clousen for setting up on the day. 3. Kelly Humphries Rhiannon Tucker Connell Newport Harcombe Centre Gym Manager

Tennis

Back Row: James Plant, Alex Looney, Veronica Wright, Nicole Young, Nicholas MacNair, Jordan Abell

Second Row: Zachary Mihocek, Elizabeth Fishwick, Phoebe Lillas, Ashlee Radford, Bronwyn Pearson, Thomas Mitchell, Jack Ball Smith

Front Row: Alex Johnstone, Duncan Watson, Alexander McKenzie, Jaime Bradley

97 Junior A Football

Back Row: Tyler Williams, Jacob Riley, Jeremy Turner, Benjamin Dunn, Tyler Keene, Matthew Phillips, Kaiden Forsyth

Second Row: Rhys Barry, Zac Blondell, Themis Ogden, Benjamin Phillips-Crole, Bradley Downie, Zachary Hislop, Zachary Mihocek

Front Row: Caleb Alford, Robbie Fox, Aaron Butler, Xavier Flynn, Bradley Noonan, Tyller Parker, Thomas Mitchell

Junior B Football

Back Row: Courtney Schmidt, Nicholas Hayes, Michael Bransden, Fraser Jones, James Butler, Kael Jarvis, Kyle Targett, Brent Lang ham

Second Row: Mr B Schmidt, Daniel Skvaril, Mitchell Atkinson, Jacob Elmer, Luke Plant, Bryce Coward, Sam Hamilton, Thomas Sheridan, Zachary Dunnings, Thomas Cure, Jacob Langham, Jack Hird

Front Row: Benjamin Hill, Ben Eastley, Brandon Pearson, Jake Watts, Harry Davey, Thomas Duniam, Claye Willcox

Absent: Xavier Smith, An Whelan

98 Senior A Football

Back Row: Marjon Peisker-Richings, Mark Acheson, Samuel Platts, Curtis Williams, Peter Shugg, Ryan Plane, Zachary Mihocek, Simon Rimmelzwaan, Luke Atkinson

Second Row: Joshua Bellchambers, David Beswick, Aaron Cure, Jack Templeton, Sam Edgerton, Jayden Walters, Craig Mallinson, Nicholas Revell, Daniel McCulloch

Front Row: Anthony Bailey, Ryan Mills, Maverick Weller, Damon Smith, Jason Radford, Curtis Willcox, Nicholas Pearce, Mitchell Clarke, Nicholas Jones

Senior B Football

Back Row: Phillip Cutner, Nicholas Pearce, Jack Eastley, Carter St John, Tom Hartley, William McAdam, Samuel Johnstone

Middle Row: Joshua Russell, Angus Cumming, Sam Douglas, Nicholas Jones, Anthony Bailey, Joshua Howard, Simon Bass

Front Row: Christopher Summers, Matthew Swinden, Mitchell Clarke, Luke Russell, Jack Hamilton, Casey Radford, Kynan Snare

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In the first week of the September holidays, a group of 15 Senior College students travelled to Mt. Hotham in Victoria for a week of fun in the snow.

After an eventful night on the Spirit of Tasmania and a five hour bus ride, the students, along with Mr Ireland and Mrs Viney finally arrived at their destination; for many it was the first time they had seen snow. We immediately grabbed all our gear and hit the slopes for our first ski lesson — and our only sunny day.

Students who had been the previous year, were pleased to see that there was a lot more snow. Everyday followed a similar pattern with lessons in the morning followed by free time in the afternoon. The first few days the weather was terrible with a mixture of rain and snow, but this did not deter the group from braving hazardous conditions — both inside and outside. Towards the end of the week the Tasmanian Schools Skiing and Snowboarding Championships were held with four Marist students competing.

Highlights of the week included Lorene Galpin trying to fly off a cliff, Jonathon Mallinson getting sandwiched by two old ladies on the slopes, Sam McNeair crashing through a 'slow' sign and Brogan Mancell taking out a fence. Cyril was successful in breaking a hired ski binding and having to walk half way down the mountain only to find out it wasn't really broken. Mrs. Viney was an inspiration with her spectacular 100m slide down the slopes on her back.

At the end of the week were all pretty keen to sleep in a clean room and eat some real food. Most people passed out on the bus ride home from exhaustion, and after a very lucky Collingwood victory on Friday night, we were finally home.

Chris Arvier and Caitlin Pearson

NSATIS Boys Soccer

Back Row: Matt Ryan, Nicholas McNair, Samuel Phillips-Crole, Samuel MacNeair, Bradley Ryan, Jonathan Mallinson, Christopher Arvier, Alex Johnstone, Mr B Argent (Coach)

Front Row: Garry Hamilton, Jordan Wright (Captain), Alexander McKenzie, Bryce Clarke

Absent: Samuel Wilkinson, Rej Vant, Jeremy Scharvi, Joshua Daley

NSATIS Girls Soccer

Back Row: Lauren Rocher, Holly Ayton, Caroline Blackley, Bethany Taylor, Martina Barbary, Alycia Rogers, Sarah Powell, Erica Smith

Front Row: Luka Licandro, Sigourney Andrusko, Brogan ManceII, Sarah Cowan, Zoe Cooke

102 Boys Soccer

Back Row: Jeremy Scharvi, Ethan Johnstone, Jesse Teinakai-Machen, Sam Phillips-Crole, Tyler Dorsey, Kris Kennedy, Luke Saunders, Caleb Gillett

Front Row: Mr C Sierink, Daniel Acheson, Anthony Lewis, Matt Ryan, Alex Johnstone, Kurtis McNeair, Hayden Dargavel

Absent: Kha rem Strohfeldt, Alec Lamont

Girls Soccer

Back Row: Kate Ling, Annika Barry, Ashlee Radford, Nicole Young, Annabel Eastley, Jessica Smart, Katie Smith

Front Row: Mrs A Stretton, Zoee Brown, Lauren Reynolds, Kandice Stones, Alexandra Looney, Mrs R French

103 Years 7-10 Schoolgirls Soccer

Back Row: Naomi Speers, Savannah Ho!will, Hannah Younger, Madelyn Younger

Second Row: Jayde Hayes, Hayley Noonan, Catherine Gaggin, Storm Ho!will, Georgia Jaffray

Front Row: Alexandra Noyman, Christa Capel, Alycia Rogers, Bethany Taylor, Erin Munday

Years 7-10 Schoolgirls Soccer

Back Row: Nikola Sweetman, Caitlin Lucas, Kate Joyce, Allie Keygan, Ashlee Hughes

Second Row: Holly Ayton (Coach), Phoebe Lillas, M'Lynda Mevissen, Alanah Howard, Sigourney Andrusko

Front Row: Emma Humphries, Holly Johnstone, Sarah Cowan, Katrina Cowan, Barbara Samborski

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NSATIS Girls Softball

Back Row: Mr M Ireland (Manager), Amy Neilson, Caitlin Pearson, Katie Ling, Emma Wilson

Front Row: Georgina Ridge, Justine Woodcock, Zoe Cooke, Erica Smith, Laura Poke, Brogan Mance!!

Absent: Abbie Smith, Lucinda Clarke, Sophie Johnston

On Wednesday 21st February, Marist travelled to Launceston to play Scotch Oakburn College. After winning the toss and electing to bat first, we managed to score a run. Scotch then fought back hard and scored 3 runs in their first innings. The second innings saw Marist score 3 more runs, whilst holding Scotch to just I run, levelling the scores. In the final innings the Marist girls scored another run to take a narrow lead. Unfor- tunately, Scotch found some good batting form, scoring 14 runs. In the end Marist went down 17 runs to 5. All girls should be congratulated on their efforts especially Justine Woodcock who scored 2 runs in here first game and Laura Poke who took a good catch and then threw to 2nd base to help secure a double play. / Zoe Cooke NSATIS Netball lsts

Back Row: Francesca Catlin, Veronica Wright, Caitlin Pearson, Emma Webb, Sarah McDougall

Front Row: Mrs A Stretton, Bronwyn Pearson, Jayne Engwerda, Ruby Dargavel, Jaime Bradley, Mrs R French

MN 1 Netball

Back Row: Bronwyn Pearson, Ashlee Radford, Veronica Wright, Nicole Young

Front Row: Alex Looney, Kate Engwerda, Kendall Shotton, Jelisa Mitchell, Catherine Gaggin

106 MRC 2 Netball

Back Row: Erica Beard, Melayne Rocher, Victoria Probert, Jenna Neilson

Front Row: Rachel Blair, Shanaye Blizzard, Anna-Rose Cook

Absent:Tayla Young

MC 3 Netball

Back Row: Peta Hills, Ruth Speers, Laura Carrolan, Shannon Seabourne

Front Row: Gabrielle Phillips, April Radford, Tara Baxter

Absent: Megan O'Brien

107 MRC 4 Netball

Back Row: Madeline Clear, Madeleine Cutner, Kristy Kuhn, Emily Smith

Front Row: Amy Lourey, Sarah Cowgill, Claire Fairbrother, Ella Fox, Phoebe Troughton

!ARC 5 Netball

Back Row: Amy Spinks, Angela Freeman, Alesha Holohan

Front Row: Danica Nolan, Brooke Billing, Erin Beattie, Kirsty Bennett, Madeline Jago

108 MRC 6 Netball

Back Row: Ella Forsyth, Shannon Looney, Claire Webb

Front Row: Rachel Knight, Elle Walker, Danielle Bracken, Estelle Margetts, Kelli Humphries, Emma Lovell

MRC 7 Netball

Back Row: Taylor Gaffney Caroline Watson, Nicole Matic, Janaya Jamieson, Tara Cameron, Mikayla Matic

Front Row: Alexandra Looney (coach), Madeline Marshall, Stephanie Mallinson, Caitlin Kaine, Nicole Young (coach)

109 MRC 8 Netball

Back Row: Samantha Cordwell, Sabby Bhardwaj, Erin Peebles, Sophie Anderson

Front Row: Marni McCulloch, Gabrielle Murphy, Katrina Cowan, Grace Potter

Absent: Naomi Speers, Monique Watts, Emma Biggs

MRC White Netball

Back Row: Lauren Bramich, Nikola Sweetman, Zahnia Kentish, Hayley Noonan

Front Row: Brittany Chugg, Candice Weber, Kate Harvey

Absent: Bronte Taylor-Reeve

110 °!411,14 4A2IS1 9.010NAL COLLM MASA Netball Carnival •

This year, the Marist Regional College netballers participated in the 13th Annual Australian Marist Netball Carnival. The carnival was hosted by LavaIla Catholic College in Traralgon, Victoria from 24th to 27th June. The Marist Netball Carnival is a netball competition open to Marist schools from around Australia. In 2007, 18 teams participated including Marcellin College from New Zealand. This was the first time that Marist Regional College had competed.

The girls were very competitive and found the standard similar to State League Netball. After the first day of play the competition was divided into two divisions. Marist Regional College finished 4th in the Challenger Division. The team played very well together with some hard fought games. Caitlin Pearson was awarded player of the day on Monday and Jaime Bradley was awarded player of the day on Tuesday. Emma Webb was named in the All Australian Team and was awarded the Tournament Most Valuable Player as well as the Marist Regional College MVP.

The girls found the experience very enjoyable meeting new people from around the country and to their surprise being billeted out by the host school was a highlight.

The team included Caitlin Pearson, Emma Webb, Jaime Bradley, Jayne Engwerda, Ruby Dargaval, Sarah McDougall, Francesca Catlin, Nicole Young, Bronwyn Pearson and Kandice Stones. Travelling with the team to Traralgon was coach Renee French and manager Alanna Stretton. Academic Awards Kalori 2007

Year 7 Year 8 Caitlin Lucas Jasmine Ark Ayla Anderson Laikin Maguire Danielle Bracken Frances Archer HoIli Mollema Bradley Cable Adelyn Ayton Danica Nolan Tara Cameron Georgia Bradley Alexandra Noyman Niamh Clemens Monty Carbonari Alexander Oswin Samantha Cordwell Sarah Cowgill Abigail Popiel Lauren de Bomford Stephanie Cox Benjamin Sheahen Lori Douglas Alyce Forrest Alistair Smith Ella Forsyth Zoe Gee Emily Smith Alexander Gaggin Jayde Hayes Ebony Taylor Diew House Benjamin House Phoebe Troughton Kelli Humphries Georgia Jaffray Ellie House Alexander Licht TyIler Keene Natalie Ling Madelaine King Dux of Year 8 - Ellie House Ryan Liston Tahlia Ling Estelle Margetts Madeline Marshall Year 9 Grace Potter Claire Purton Anna Crawford Josi Kooistra Melissa Redman Elizabeth Fishwick Jordie Smith Naomi Speers Luke Fletcher Lauren Timmins Eleanor Walker Linel Franck Hannah Younger Zachary Whiteley Catherine Gaggin Lily Horniblow Storm Holwil Dux of Year 9 - Hannah Younger Dux of Year 7 - Lily Horniblow

Year 10 Christa Capel General Excellence Blaine Jarvis Vocational Education & Learning Jessica Fergusson General Excellence General Excellence Emma Graham General Excellence Ramona Muchitsch Art, Craft & Design Phoebe LiIlas General Excellence General Excellence Nicole Young General Excellence Curtis Willcox Music Cameron Blair Computer Graphics & Design General Excellence Jessica Finch Photography Phoebe LiIlas Science Luke Fletcher Computing- Database, Studies of Society & Environment Programming & Design Duncan Watson Health & Physical Education (equal) Matt Grice Food Studies Maths Methods 4C Holly Johnstone Drama Jenna Neilson Mathematics Samuel Jones Design in Metal Japanese Mitch Nayler Design in Wood General Excellence Erica Beard Sport Science Bronwyn Pearson Health & Physical Education (equal) General Excellence Business Studies Nonhlanhla BuIle French Religion General Excellence English Nathan House Computer Studies General Excellence General Excellence Dux of Year 10 - Bronwyn Pearson

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Senior College Academic Awards

Benjamin Agar VET Construction — Katie Ling Life Sciences Cert 111 Carpentry Sociology Holly Ayton Drama Performance (equal) Juan Ospina Japanese 4C

Martina Barbary Art 5C General Excellence Alexander Bishop Mathematics Specialised Emma Wilson Award for College Commitment Jessica Davey Maths Methods 4C General Excellence Alex Dowling Computer Science Sophie Wright Recreation and Health (equal) Jordan Draper Drama Performance (equal) Computing 4C (Business) Jayne Engwerda Athlete Development (equal) Nicholas Dazeley Physical Science Laine Gaffney General Excellence Award for College Commitment Alex Gregg General Excellence General Excellence Garry Hamilton General Excellence Erica Smith English Writing Rebecca Hansen Maths at Work Award for College Commitment Alex Hartley General Excellence General Excellence Craig Hutchison Athlete Development (equal) Christopher Arvier Maths Methods 5 Award for College Commitment Legal Studies (equal) Yolanda Jensen General Excellence Chemistry (equal) Benjamin McCulloch Maths Applied SC General Excellence Leon Newling Adventure Education Alexander McKenzie English Studies Dylan Pettingill Contemporary Music Economics - Jessica Smart Art - Photography CPA Australia Economics Prize Ellanor Summers Psychology Legal Studies (equal) Ella van der Schans General Excellence General Excellence Anna Wainwright English Applied Caitlin Pearson Health Studies Hannah Wilson Public Relations Sport Science (equal) Zoe Arnol Religion & Philosophy 4C Religion & Philosophy 5C French 5C (equal) General Excellence Jack Ball Smith English Communications Tyson Mihocek Recreation and Health (equal) Art 4C Sport Science (equal) General Excellence English 4C Jabulani BuIle French 5C (equal) General Excellence General Excellence Amy House Biology Mikaela Campbell Drama (equal) Chemistry (equal) Studies in Music Physics Bryce Clarke Ancient Civilisations Japanese 5C General Excellence General Excellence Kayla Clousen Tourism Studies James Margetts Computer Graphics & Design 4C VET Hospitality — Applied Technology—Matthew Cert 1 Hospitality Keen Memorial Prize Jessica Conlon Maths Applied 4C Maths Applied 5C Drama (equal) Accounting - Hannah Heineke Australia in Asia & the Pacific CPA Australia Accounting Prize General Excellence General Excellence

The Inaugural Academic Cup Dux of Year 11 Cook House Father Geoffrey Till Memorial Music Award Juan Ospina Mikaela Campbell Dux of Year 12 Science/Mathematics Prize Christopher Arvier Amy House Neville O'Neill Memorial Prize for Humanities Dux of the College, 2007 Alexander McKenzie Caitlin Pearson Senator Helen Polley Prize for 4 Key Learning Areas Alexander McKenzie

113 Sporting Awards Kalori 2007

SWIMMING CROSS COUNTRY Jackson Dorsey Senior Boys' Champion Jayne Engwerda Senior Girls' Champion Elly van der Schans Outstanding Performance in Craig Hutchison Senior Boys' Champion Aquatic Sports The Grieve Family Trophy SOCCER Hannah Newman Senior Girls' Champion Jordan Wright NSATIS Boys' Best & Fairest Benjamin Hill Junior Boys' Best Performance (equal) Zoe Gee Junior Girls' Best Performance Samuel Wilkinson NSATIS Boys' Best & Fairest (equal) SOFTBALL Samuel McNeair NSATIS Boys' Coach's Award Zoe Cooke NSATIS Best & Fairest Award Holly Ayton NSATIS Girls' Best & Fairest Caitlin Pearson NSATIS Coach's Award Lauren Rocher NSATIS Girls' Most Consistent Player TENNIS Brogan ManceII NSATIS Girls' Most Improved Jaime Bradley Girls' NSATIS Outstanding Player Leadership & Performance Jordan Abell Boys' NSATIS Best Performance ATHLETICS James Plant Boys' NSATIS Most Consistent Craig Hutchison Outstanding Boys' Distance Athlete HOCKEY (Donated by V & M McKenna) Alex Gregg Boys' NSATIS Best & Fairest Jayne Engwerda Outstanding Girls' Distance Rhys Saward Boys' NSATIS Coach's Athlete Nikita Jago Girls' NSATIS Best & Fairest (Donated by V & M McKenna) Manica Hills Girls' NSATIS Encouragement Breanna Russell Senior Girls' Sprint Champion Jessica Eastley Girls' NSATIS Top Goal Scorer 'The Burford Trophy' Breanna Russell Senior Girls' Field Champion NETBALL 'The Hayward Cup' Caitlin Pearson Girls' NSATIS Best & Fairest Tyson Mihocek Senior Boys' Sprint Champion Emma Webb Girls' NSATIS Best & Fairest 'The Guest Cup' Runner-Up (equal) Tyson Mihocek Senior Boys' Field Champion Jayne Engwerda Girls' NSATIS Best & Fairest 'The StokeII Cup' Runner-Up (equal) Nicholas MacNair Senior Boys' Best Athletics Bronwyn Pearson Girls' NSATIS Most Potential Performance Ashlee Radford Girls' 2nds NSATIS Breanna Russell Senior Girls' Best Athletics Best & Fairest Performance Alexandra Looney Girls 2nds NSATIS Ella Fox Junior Girls' Best Athletics Best & Fairest Runner-Up Performance Maverick Weller Junior Boys' Best Athletics FOOTBALL Performance Nicholas Dazeley NSATIS 2nds Best & Fairest Alex Hartley NSATIS 2nds Runner-Up Best & Fairest Award Joshua Blake NSATIS 2nds Most Improved Player

Special Sports Awards Jackson Dorsey Ty Anderson Memorial Award for overall dedication and commitment to sport

Elly van der Schans Pierre de Coubertin Award (Tasmanian Olympic Council)

Nicholas MacNair Blue Ribbon — All Round Sportsman of the Year 'The Davis Cup'

Caitlin Pearson Blue Ribbon — All Round Sportswoman of the Year 'The Sister Bridgman Cup'

114 Year 7 Year 10 Srabani Debnath Nonhlanhla BuIle Lily Horniblow Jacqueline Fishwick Melika Howard Phoebe LiIlas Ryan Liston Mitch Nayler Bradley Ryan Curtis Willcox Birchall's Scholarship: Bradley Ryan Birchall's Scholarship - Mitch Nayler

Year 8 Year 11 Sean Fowler Jaime Bradley Georgia Jaffray Mikaela Campbell Madelaine King Zoe Cooke Bradley Lewis Nicholas Dazeley Tahlia Ling Craig Hutchison Alexander Oswin Katie Ling Theo Smith Brogan ManceII Birchall's Scholarship: - Alexander Oswin James Margetts Erica Smith Year 9 Emma Webb Mitchell Clarke Emma Wilson Sophie Davey Birchall's Scholarship: - Zoe Cooke Erin Egan Luke Fletcher Sisters of Mercy and Marist Fathers Prize for Josi Kooistra School Leadership Gerald McDonagh Georgina Ridge & Samuel Wilkinson Jordie Smith Caltex Best All Rounder Award Brandon Sturch Alexander McKenzie Birchall's Scholarship: - Jordie Smith

Forestry Tasmania Care for People Award Year 7 Katrina Cowan Year 8 Rebekah Aitken Central Coast Council Award for Social Responsibility Year 10 Matt Grice Hon. Brett Whiteley Award for Community Service Year 12 Alexander McKenzie Hon. Ruth Forrest Personal Achievement Award Year 10 Daniel McCulloch Year 12 Caitlin Pearson & Samuel Wilkinson Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award Year 10 Daniel McCulloch Year 11 Alice Buchanan Year 12 Joshua Blake The Sister Ursula Frayne Awards Bradley Cable Alexandra Noyman Jacqueline Fishwick Luke Butterworth Erica Smith Outstanding Contribution to Missions Award Alexander Oswin Year 12 Outstanding Service to the School Awards Bryce Clarke Amy House Nicholas MacNair Alexander McKenzie Caitlin Pearson Jack Ball Smith Samuel Wilkinson

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