celebration evening - tintern grammar

Celebration EveningMonday 12 October, 2015

7:30pmRobert Blackwood Hall

Program Designedby Anna Harvey

TINTERN SCHOOLS CELEBRATION EVENING

PRELUDE MUSIC

'The Lucky Ones'Emily Cowin, Sienna Gerin, Erin Hynson, Eliza Mignot, Meg Swain, Lucy Wheeler

'House of Dreams'Tara Carson, Maddison Edwards-Turner, Angel Tully

'Prismatic'Ben Apsey, Ashleigh Dowling, Darcee McCallum, Audrey Middleton

INCIDENTAL MUSIC

Hillier Flute Ensemble:Mae Eadie, Emily Evans, Jasmin Liew, Clarisse Liew

Saxophone Ensemble:Myles Carew, Reilly Collins, Elizabeth O'Dell, Will Snibson, Aaron Zhou

PIANISTS

Gavin Choong and Molly Fleming


TINTERN SCHOOLS AIMTintern Schools provides educational and cultural experiences that offer each student opportunities to:

• develop an enquiring mind;

• find purpose and enjoyment in learning;

• value and appreciate excellence and opportunity; and

• develop personal and professional skills for life

in the context of the dynamic and challenging environment of 21st Century Australia and its global context.

Students are encouraged to strive for:

• academic, creative, spiritual and physical maturity;

• personal excellence of endeavour;

• an ability to relate to others in a positive and affirming manner; and

• self discipline and responsible use of authority

in an environment which engages students, staff and families in co-operation and respect, and in which care, compassion, challenge, fulfilment and commitment are guiding values.

OFFICIAL PARTY

Mr Greg Hoxley Chair, Tintern Schools Board

Mr Bradley Fry Principal, Tintern Schools

Mr Geoff Connor Vice Principal - Administration and Students

Mr Jason McManus Vice Principal - Curriculum, Reporting, Assessment & Innovation

Mr Adam Kenny Head of Southwood and Boys Education

Miss Oriana Constable Head of Girls Middle School and Girls Education

Mr Brett Trollope Head of Boys Middle School

Mrs Heather Ruckert Acting Head of Senior College

Fr Stewart Taplin Chaplain, Tintern Schools

Mrs Maria Connor Year 12, VCE and VET Co-ordinator

Mr Alfred Kouris School Captain

Miss Rachael Sheehan School Captain

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YEAR 12 LEADERSHIP TEAM FOR 2015ALFRED KOURISSchool Captain

RACHAEL SHEEHANSchool Captain

NICHOLAS WALTONSchool Vice-Captain

CHASE YOUNGSchool Vice-Captain

JESSIE ASHFIELDSchool Leader

BAILEY PYMANSchool Leader

EUNICE TANGSchool Leader

ARTHUR WONGInternational Students' Leader

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PROGRAM FANFARE & PROCESSIONFanfare from Four ExtemporizationsPercy WhitlockOrganist: Mr Rowan Kidd

PRAYER - Fr Stewart Taplin

WELCOME AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE TRADITIONAL LAND OWNERS Nicholas Walton and Chase Young, School Vice-Captains As we gather in this place We acknowledge the Nations of the Kulin The traditional owners of this land We acknowledge the Wurrundjeri The official custodians of this land and their elders In our connection with the past and the present

ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR by Peter Dodds McCormick Australians all let us rejoice For we are young and free; We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil, Our home is girt by sea; Our land abounds in Nature’s gifts Of beauty rich and rare; In history’s page, let every stage Advance Australia Fair! In joyful strains then let us sing, Advance Australia Fair!

PERFORMANCETintern Schools Combined Orchestra, comprised of Tintern Schools Symphony Orchestra, Tintern Schools Chamber Orchestra and Tintern Schools Wind SymphonyConducted by Mr Tim VeldmanThe Magic IslandPaul Stanhope

BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS' REVIEWTimothy Mason and Jack Read

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PRESENTATION OF BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL OVERALL EXCELLENCE, ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND COMPASS AWARDSAnnounced by Mr Brett Trollope and presented by Mr Bradley Fry, assisted by Mrs Anthea Watkins

GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERS' REVIEW Chloe Eckley and Tara McAsey

PRESENTATION OF GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL OVERALL EXCELLENCE, ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND COMPASS AWARDSAnnounced by Miss Oriana Constable and presented by Mr Bradley Fry, assisted by Mrs Di Grochowska

PERFORMANCETintern Schools Concert ChoirConducted by Mrs Alison BezaireAccompanied by Mrs Barbara Clementson (Piano)Where Everything is MusicWords and music by Kathryn Sadler

SCHOOL CAPTAINS’ REPORTSAlfred Kouris and Rachael Sheehan

PRESENTATION OF YEARS 10 AND 11 OVERALL EXCELLENCE, ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND COMPASS AWARDSAnnounced by Mr Geoff Connor and presented by Mr Bradley Fry, assisted by Mrs Heather Ruckert

CHAIR, TINTERN SCHOOLS BOARD ADDRESSMr Greg Hoxley

PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESSMr Bradley Fry

PERFORMANCEExcerpts from CabaretMusic by John Kander and Lyrics by Fred EbbWilkommen and Sitting Pretty/The Money Song, performed by Alfred Kouris, the Kit Kat Club girls and the Cabaret Cast and ChorusAccompanied by Mrs Barbara Clementson (Piano) and Ms Nalini Scarfe (Drums)

PRESENTATION OF 2016 LEADERSHIP TEAM AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOOL CAPTAINSYear 12 Leadership Team and Year 12 House CaptainsAnnounced by Mr Geoff Connor

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PRESENTATION OF YEAR 12, 2015Announced by Mr Geoff Connor and presented by Mr Greg Hoxley and Mr Bradley Fry, assisted by Mrs Maria Connor and Mrs Heather Ruckert

PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL AWARDS & PRESENTATION OF HOUSE CUPAnnounced by Mr Geoff Connor and presented by Mr Greg Hoxley and Mr Bradley Fry, assisted by Mrs Maria Connor

YEAR 12 LEAVING SONG Lyrics by Alfred Kouris and Bailey PymanPerformers: Olivia Bridgford, Brendon Green, Matthew Wakeley, Philipp Zanon

PERFORMANCE - MASSED SINGING 1960s MEDLEYYear 7 -12 Massed SingingA medley conducted by Mrs Alison Bezaire and Mrs Lisa ClarkeSoloists: Brendon Green, Ryan Tierney, Genevieve Barclay, Heidi Ruckert, Alfred Kouris and Zoe Stephenson

The Sixties: Music That Rocked The WorldMusic and Lyrics by; Hank Ballard (The Twist); Brian Wilson, Mike Love (I Get Around); Paul Simon (The Sound of Silence); James Brown (I Got You - I Feel Good); Otis Redding (Respect); John Lennon & Paul McCartney (Hey Jude)

Vocals arranged by Kirby ShawBand arrangement by Ron Trigg

BLESSINGFr Stewart Taplin

SINGING OF SCHOOL SONGSThe audience is invited to stand and join the School in singing the School Songs

TINTERN SCHOOL SONG Accompanied by Alison Yang (School Pianist)

SOUTHWOOD BOYS SONG Accompanied by Mrs Barbara Clementson (Piano), Rory Shepherd (Drums), Brendon Green (Guitar), Matthew Wakeley (Guitar), Benjamin Apsey (Guitar) and Nicholas Elliott (Trumpet)

FAREWELLMr Jason McManus to ask the School and audience to stand and acknowledge the Year 12 Class of 2015. Year 12 students, their parents and staff are invited to supper in the foyer.Parents of 2015 Years 7 - 11 students are asked to collect them outside the Robert Blackwood Hall.

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TINTERN SCHOOL SONGCome Tinternites all, young and old, near and far.Lend your voices and swell our School Song.Our School with its burdens well borne in the past,Its foundations laid steady and strong.‘Tis by deeds, not by words, that we stand or we fall;So we’ll work with a will. Yes we’ll work one and all,For the welfare and honour of Tintern.

Of our homeland we’ll sing, young Australians are we,And in love of our country we’re one.In our minds be the breadth of her wide rolling plains,In our hearts the glad warmth of her sun.‘Tis by deeds, not by words, that we stand or we fall,So whenever she needs us we’ll answer her call.And we’ll work for our own land, Australia.

To be true to our God, to our Country, our SchoolAnd repay the great debt that we owe,Let our joy be in service with no thought of self,So that all those who meet us may know‘Tis by deeds not by words that we offer our praiseTo the School, and to those who, in earlier days,Helped to build the traditions of Tintern.

SOUTHWOOD BOYS SONG BY PAUL JARMANStanding tall, many voices one,We are here for the journey onPioneers of a brave new planHope in mind, we are growing strong

Deeds above words, we’ve begunRock and water, father, son.We are part of a faithful team.All are equal in the Southwood dream.

We are Southwood boys.Hold the compass in our hand.Stand up Southwood boys.The future of this land.

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Ninety nine, our school is born.Its founders see a vision bloom.With Tintern standing by,The best of both worlds let our spirit fly.

Reaching goals with an open heart.Take control of your destiny.Learn for life in a changing worldBe the best you can hope to be.


We are never alone, with our teachers to guide us.Whatever it takes they are on our side.We are the voice of our communityWhatever we do, we are touching lives.

Commitment, fulfilment, compassion and respect.Confidence, responsibility, independence, integrityCommitment, fulfilment, compassion and respect.Confidence, responsibility, independence, integrity

Moving on with the course of time.Skills you gave us, stretch far and wide.We remember our Southwood days.The best years of our life.


We are Southwood boys.Hold the compass in our hand.Stand up Southwood Boys.The future, the future of this land.

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YEAR 12 CLASS OF 2015 Joshua Allender

Jessie Ashfield

Olivia Bridgford

Fraser Brown

Kimberley Buckmaster

Patrick Burns

Tamara Cawood

Ananda Chu

Jack Cleal

Chelci Cox

Ge Yuan (Victoria) Dai

Nicole Davis

Nathan De Lacy

Ewen Doonan

Jacob Epple

Tatiana Estrada

Danielle Gills

Brendon Green

Emma Hahnel

Maddison Hailey

Alexandra Hansen

Georgia Hayden

Ailish Hayes

Jenna Hoogeveen

Kristen Isbel

Benjamin James

Erin Jones

Stephanie Jones

Riddhi Kalra

Fraser Kenny

Alfred Kouris

Alyssa Lazzaro

Ciara Lewin

Zi Xin (Peter) Liu

Molly Maxwell

Anthea Maynard

Stephanie McDonald

Jacinta McKeon

Danielle McMurray

Samantha Meade

Liam Misuraca

Theana Nagendran

Max O'Dea

Ashleigh O'Hare

Alex O'Shaughnessy

Karina Palmer

Jesse Papadopoulos

Isabelle Phillips

Mark Pica

Madeline Pretto

Paige Primavera

Bailey Pyman

Maddison Read

Rachel Rees

Max Reilly

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YEAR 12 CLASS OF 2015Joel Ritchie

Claudia Rosenbrock

Amelia Ross

Stefani Sharp

Rachael Sheehan

Amber Shiel-Jones

Meg Shiels

Isabella Smith

Nicholas Smith

Camille Snow

Kathryn Spinnler-Jenkins

Alesundra Stavrou

Zoe Stephenson

Kellie Stubberfield

Adrienne Tan

Eunice Tang

Madeleine Thompson

Amelinda Wade

Matthew Wakeley

Nicholas Walton

Sabrina Widjaja

Alexandra Williams

Arthur Wong

Daniel Woods

Chase Young

Philipp Zanon

Zoe Zhang


2015 AWARD RECIPIENTSYEAR 12 SUBJECTS - ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS

ARTAcquisitive Art Award Victoria DaiGwynneth Taplin Art Award Kristen IsbelVCE Art Kellie StubberfieldVCE Studio Arts Isabella SmithVCE Visual Communication and Design Tamara CawoodIB Art Sabrina WidjajaCelebration Evening Program Cover Design Anna Harvey

BIOLOGY VCE Biology Alex DillonIB Biology Stefani Sharp

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT VCE Business Management Isabelle Phillips

CHEMISTRYVCE Chemistry Peter LiuIB Chemistry Olivia Bridgford

DRAMA VCE Drama Alfred Kouris

ECONOMICSVCE Economics Jayson Zahra

ENGLISHVCE English Isabella SmithVCE English as an Additional Language Victoria DaiVCE English Language Madeline PrettoVCE Literature Kathryn Spinnler-JenkinsIB English A1 Stefani Sharp

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HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT VCE Health and Human Development Jacinta McKeonThe Lilian McDowell and Clare Bassham Prize

HISTORYVCE History: Renaissance Italy Stephanie JonesIB History Ananda Chu

HOSPITALITYVET Hospitality Madeleine Thompson

INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA VET Interactive Digital Media Stephanie McDonald The Helen Neyland Award

LANGUAGES VCE Chinese 1st Language Fei WangVCE Chinese 2nd Language Jacinta McKeonIB French B Ananda Chu IB German B Claudia RosenbrockIB Spanish ab initio Maddison Read

LEGAL STUDIES VCE Legal Studies Isabelle Phillips

MATHEMATICS VCE Specialist Mathematics Peter LiuThe Head and Humphries AwardVCE Mathematical Methods (CAS) Anna Harvey VCE Further Mathematics Michael GaoIB Mathematics Standard Level Stefani Sharp



MUSICVCE Music Brendon Green IB Music Eunice TangThe TOGA Awards

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTVCE Physical Education Madeline PrettoThe Andrew Schreuder Award

PHYSICSVCE Physics Peter LiuIB Physics Ananda Chu

PSYCHOLOGYVCE Psychology Jacob Epple IB Psychology Stefani Sharp

THEORY OF KNOWLEDGEIB Theory of Knowledge Maddison Read

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SPECIAL SCHOOL AWARDS

JUNE WARD TROPHY - COMMITMENT TO SPORTAwarded to a Year 12 girl for her positive involvement and commitment to Tintern Sport throughout her Senior years and for being a role model as a young Sportswoman.

PINNACLE TROPHY - COMMITMENT TO SPORTAwarded to a Year 12 boy who has displayed outstanding involvement and commitment to sport throughout his senior years.

SYLVIA WALTON TROPHY - EXCELLENCE IN SPORTAwarded to a Senior Student who has achieved the highest level in their chosen sport outside of school within the previous 12 months.

MEI LYN WONG AWARD FOR THE DUX OF THE SCHOOL, 2014This award is presented by the Staff Association in memory of a past student, Mei Lyn Wong, who excelled academically at Tintern and sadly passed away during her University studies. It is awarded to the overall School Dux and was presented to Moya Zhang at the start of 2015.

ELIZABETH ANN WALKER AWARDThe Elizabeth Ann Walker Art Encouragement Award is given in memory of Elizabeth Walker who completed her Year 12 studies in 2008 and tragically lost her life in a car accident the weekend after her examinations were completed. Elizabeth was passionate about Art and her parents have established a prize in her memory to encourage a Year 11 student who similarly has a passion for studies of Art.

YOUNG FARMERS’ AWARDSThese Awards are given for outstanding contributions to the Young Farmers’ Club through commitment to working with and training younger students.

FRIENDS OF YOUNG FARMERS AWARD - THE DAVID WILKINSON AWARDDavid Wilkinson began shearing at Tintern in 1958 and went on to spend over 30 years setting up our Romney Stud and instructing students, all on a voluntary basis. He truly lived the Tintern Schools motto "By Deeds Not Words". The Friends of Young Farmers has established the David Wilkinson Award to be awarded to a student from Year 9 or above who annually attends at least two Agricultural Shows a year, including the Bendigo Show. The student must display enthusiasm and commitment and show willingness to take responsibility and to guide younger members of the Young Farmers' Club.

MARISA SIBSON AWARDThis award is given in memory of Marisa Sibson, a past student of Tintern who had Muscular Dystrophy. Marisa overcame many challenges in her pursuit of excellence and the award, in her honour, goes to the Year 11 student whose positive attitude and determination to succeed under difficult circumstances have been outstanding.


LYN BARTOLD PERFORMING ARTS AWARDThe Lyn Bartold Performing Arts Award is presented for excellence to a responsible, earnest and committed individual or group who/which has demonstrated: appreciation of Theatre through Drama and Dance; active contribution, collaboration and leadership; integrity, perseverance and creative self-expression; and initiative, independent thinking and creativity.

FRIENDS OF MUSIC AWARDSThe Friends of Music Awards (one each for a boy and a girl) are presented to Year 12 musicians who are current members of at least one ensemble and recipients of at least one Gold or Silver Music Award during the students' time at Tintern Schools. Selection is based on a combination of music points earned during the students' time at school and demonstrated exceptional service to the Music program.

LONG TAN LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK AWARDS - SPONSORED BY THE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE (YEAR 10 AND YEAR 12 RECIPIENTS)For leadership, demonstration of strong regard for community values, resourcefulness and community involvement.

CALTEX BEST ALL ROUNDER AWARDThis award is presented in recognition of a student’s excellence in academic, leadership, sporting and community service activities.

WENDY MCCOMAS AWARDThis award is presented for an exceptional contribution to the School and for outstanding service to the wider community.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AWARDThis award is presented to a Senior international student who has been a wonderful role model and most epitomises the school motto 'Factis non Verbis'.

THE SOUTHWOOD PARENTS CLUB AWARD FOR SERVICEThis award is given to a student who actively enhances community spirit by enthusiastically participating in a wide range of activities and who displays a positive attitude towards school life.

THE TINTERN ASSOCIATION AWARDThis award is given to a student who actively enhances the community spirit within the Senior College through role-modelling a positive and joyful attitude towards school and school life.

SCHOOL AWARDS Each of these awards is presented for an outstanding contribution to the School community through demonstrating leadership, enthusiasm and participation in a wide range of activities during their years at Tintern Schools. In particular, for going “above and beyond” what may be expected in roles they have undertaken.


CHAIRMAN’S AWARDThis award is presented for an outstanding contribution to the School community in demonstrating personal integrity, strong leadership skills and being a wonderful example for all to aspire to.

SCHOOL CAPTAINS' AWARDSThese awards are presented to each of the School Captains in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the School Community through demonstrating strong leadership, enthusiasm and participation in a wide range of activities.

SYLVIA WALTON AWARDThe S J Walton Award is presented to the Year 12 boy who, in the opinion of the staff, exemplifies the qualities outlined in the “Southwood Boy” statement. The Southwood boy is honest, well-mannered, optimistic and accepting of himself and others. Spiritual well-being is important and he considers a healthy lifestyle a priority. He is a good listener who shows tolerance and recognises cultural and social differences. He sees risk taking within acceptable and safe boundaries as important and has the physical and emotional strength that allows him to accept setbacks and to rise again to the challenge. The Southwood boy enjoys life and is committed to all that he undertakes. Decision-making is based upon sound reasoning: he is both a questioning and thinking person who works inclusively with others and enjoys the challenge of leadership. He recognises his rights and responsibilities and communicates in an open yet respectful manner. The Southwood boy recognises the importance of learning and sees this as a life-long process. He understands that quality of life is largely dependent upon his ability to maintain an open mind and to adapt to changing circumstances.

2015 YEAR 7 - 11 AWARDSCOMPASS AWARDS

Recognise students who have a positive attitude and dedication to achieve their best at all times, and who have made a significant contribution to service at Tintern Schools.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCERecognise students who achieve outstanding results across a number of subject areas and who show commitment to the ethos of the School.

OVERALL EXCELLENCERecognise students who not only achieve outstanding academic results but also make a significant contribution to the life of the school in a variety of areas.


2015 GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD RECIPIENTS YEARS 7– 9

YEAR 7 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Camila FrancoKavya Karthik Lauren Maxwell-GreenwoodAudrey MiddletonMargaret Pywell

OVERALL EXCELLENCEAlice Church Ashleigh DowlingClarisse Liew Amanda Samarasekara Hannah Taylor Angelina Tully

OVERALL EXCELLENCEDaniella CosentinoHolly FryerCharlotte MenaghRuby Wensor

YEAR 8 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Gemma Bettess Molly Fleming Meagan HynsonJasmin LiewNora ScanlanJemma ThorntonElla Watt

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEAshlee Crowe Carla Di PierroSophie Glasson Shayaki NiranjanRose RussellKate Swain

OVERALL EXCELLENCEOlivia AdkinsBianca GerinKimberley Maher Nicolani Susanto

YEAR 9 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Chloe Eckley Ashleigh HarrisonGeorgia KruegerYasmin LoboTara McAseySiobhan MuirheadBrianna Oldmeadow

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCERosemary AddisonManya BhatiaAlexandra EadieMae EadieCaitlin HowleyIsabella Vecchio


2015 BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD RECIPIENTS YEARS 7– 9

YEAR 8 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Daniel BossCameron EnsorMatthew EvansMatthew Gamble Brock Hayden

YEAR 7 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Ben HammondMitchell IsbelWilliam Paul

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OVERALL EXCELLENCEAlexander JenkinAdam Pica Matthew Xu

YEAR 9 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Gerard Barclay Myles CarewJames CoxJack Oberstar

OVERALL EXCELLENCEAidyn MalojerJoel Pearce-SchmidtVishnu PillayMitchell WoollerEddie Yu

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEDylan WildJoshua Winter

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCERon ChenSean ChisholmReilly Collins Jack Hamilton

OVERALL EXCELLENCEHamish EnsorTimothy MasonVictor TranHarrison Webb

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEGavin ChoongPeter CobbKevin Xu Steven Zhang


2015 SENIOR COLLEGE AWARD RECIPIENTS YEARS 10–11

YEAR 11 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Andrew Basil-Jones Joshua CoulsonMichael D’AddazioNicholas ElliottHeidi RuckertLydija-Maree SangoCameron SmithRyan Tierney

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEMadison ButtonSarah CobbMaksis DarzinsStacey KernSimon Pywell Sam SharwoodMadeleine TillyerAlan Wu

OVERALL EXCELLENCEAnna Harvey - VCE Units 3/4 Mathematical MethodsCorey RobinsonRory Shepherd

VCE UNIT 3/4 PRIZESAlex Dillon - VCE BiologyMichael Gao - VCE Further MathematicsFei Wang - VCE Chinese 1st LanguageJayson Zahra - VCE Economics

YEAR 10 STUDENTS

COMPASS AWARDS Bryce CrockfordMadison JonesPatrick KennaJamie O’HareHunter O’ShaughnessyGrace PowerBelinda ReesShobana SatkunarajahLucy Wheeler

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEEmily CowinEmily McLeanJosephine OwenSophie PaulKarly RosenbrockLouise SmithMeg SwainMaya Watt

OVERALL EXCELLENCEAdele BicknellSienna GerinEliza MignotAlison Yang

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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATION EVENING 2015:

Mr Bradley Fry, Principal, Tintern SchoolsMr Geoff Connor, Vice Principal - Administration and StudentsMr Jason McManus, Vice Principal - Curriculum, Reporting, Assessment and InnovationMr Adam Kenny, Head of Southwood and Boys EducationMiss Oriana Constable, Head of Girls Middle School and Girls EducationMr Brett Trollope, Head of Boys Middle SchoolMrs Heather Ruckert, Acting Head of Senior CollegeMrs Maria Connor, Year 12, VCE and VET Co-ordinatorFr Stewart Taplin, ChaplainMrs Alison Bezaire, Director of MusicMrs Barbara Clementson, Music StaffMr Rowan Kidd, Music Staff, OrganistMr Tim Veldman, Music StaffMrs Lisa Clarke, Music StaffMrs Elizabeth Feenane, Music AdministratorMs Lou Devoy, Stage ManagerMs Patrizia Jakovljevic, Head of Performing ArtsMr Vince Di Mitrio, Performing Arts StaffMr Lachlan Campbell, Theatre TechnicianMr Matthew Collens, Senior AV TechnicianMrs Meredith Byrne, Secretary to the PrincipalMs Annie Fairweather, Secretary to Acting Head of Senior College, TicketingMrs Heidi Howard, Marketing AssistantMs Anita Harris, Senior College ReceptionistMrs Amanda Henshaw, Secretary to Vice Principal - Curriculum, Reporting, Assessment and InnovationMrs Carole Nye, Transport OfficerMr Graham Lea and the Tintern Schools Maintenance Team

PROGRAM COVER DESIGNED BY Anna HarveyYear 11

Thank you also to the many backstage staff for their contribution in supervising, directing student movement, collating of prizes, and organising the prize winners during the evening.


Robert Blackwood Hall Monash University Clayton Campus Wellington Road, ClaytonPhone: (03) 9905 1111 Facsimilie: (03) 9905 1112

FOR YOUR INFORMATION Cameras, tape recorders, paging machines and mobile telephones must not be operated in the auditorium. No videotaping or recording by the audience is permitted. In the interests of public health, the Robert Blackwood Hall is a smoke-free area.

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Celebration EveningMonday 12 October, 2015

7:30pmRobert Blackwood Hall

Program Designedby Anna Harvey

celebration evening - tintern grammar

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