General Purpose Financial ReportFor the year ended 31 December 2016

Annual Report

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Contents

Board Members 4

President’s Report 6

Executive Director’s Report 8

The Scotch College Foundation Timeline 22

2016 Donors 26

Foundation Members 31

AMC Members 38

Financial Statements 40

Editorial Tim Shearer David Ashton

Photography Adam Henwood John Gollings Maggie Bufé

Design Adam Henwood

Produced by the Development Office Scotch College MelbourneGreat effort has been made to ensure an accurate and thorough 2016 Scotch College Foundation Annual Report. We apologise if any omissions or errors have occurred. If you discover an omission or error, please notify the Development Office, and we will ensure that omission or error is rectified in the 2016 Annual Report.

Because we believe that multiple affiliations are an indication of the deep trust and strong conviction in this institution, we have chosen to list more than once those donors to the Annual Giving Program who have multiple connections to the school. Thus, an Old Boy donor could be listed as a contributor to the school in his class year and also be listed as a current parent donor. If we are unaware of an affiliation you have with the school, please let us know so that we can maintain complete and up-to-date records.

© 2017 Scotch College Foundation

Scotch College Foundation 1 Morrison Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122

Phone: (03) 9810 4300 Fax: (03) 9810 4334 Email: foundation@scotch.vic.edu.au

RIGHT: SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2016; LACHIE JOHNSTON, PHILIP ‘PJ’ CROCOMBE, ORSON KING, JY SIMPKIN, JHDARA JONES, ZANE CONNORS AND DION JOHNSTONE. (ABSENT: JOEL GARNER)

Tim Shearer Bec Marshall

Scott Montgomery

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Board MembersScotch College Foundation – 2016

Patty Wallace-SmithDEVELOPMENT OFFICER – JUNIOR SCHOOL

Hugh Wilson (’65)DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Simon Reichelt FINANCE MANAGER

Jonathan Buckley (’83) SCHOOL COUNCIL REP

Bill Sides (’63) CHAIR OF BEQUEST COMMITTEE

Tim Shearer (’85) FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Scott Montgomery (’85) OSCA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Tom Batty PRINCIPAL

Ross Congleton (’76) BURSAR

Michael Sim (’78) CHAIR OF INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Paul Aberdeen (’86) BOARD MEMBER

Rob Hand BOARD MEMBER

Kirsten MacLeod BOARD MEMBER

James Ho (’88) BOARD MEMBER

Sam Hunt (’92) BOARD MEMBER

Louise Murdoch BOARD MEMBER

John Simpson (’76) BOARD MEMBER

Michelle Zheng BOARD MEMBER

Doug Lording (’64) VICE-PRESIDENT

David Yu VICE PRESIDENT

Mandy AndrianakosBOARD MEMBER

Richard Balderstone (’76) BOARD MEMBER

Michael Robinson AO (’55) PRESIDENT

Tom O’Brien BOARD MEMBER

David Fox (’88)BOARD MEMBER

Development Office Staff

Ex-Officio

Board Members

Sandra DickBEQUEST MANAGER

Bec MarshallDEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Adam HenwoodCOMMUNICATIONSCOORDINATOR

Rebecca Mortimer FOUNDATION COORDINATOR

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The Scotch College Foundation Board – 2016

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD – 2016BACK ROW: SAM HUNT, SCOTT MONTGOMERY (OSCA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR), PAUL ABERDEEN, ROSS CONGLETON (BURSAR), REBECCA MORTIMER, JONATHAN BUCKLEY,

MANDY ANDRIANAKOS, RICHARD BALDERSTONE, MICHELLE ZHENG AND ROB HAND

FRONT ROW: BILL SIDES, DOUG LORDING (VICE PRESIDENT), MICHAEL ROBINSON (PRESIDENT), TIM SHEARER (DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT), MICHAEL SIM, SANDRA DICK

(BEQUEST MANAGER), LOUISE MURDOCH AND KIRSTEN MACLEOD

ABSENT: DAVID YU, DAVID FOX, JAMES HO, JOHN SIMPSON, TOM O’BRIEN, TOM BATTY AND SIMON REICHELT

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President’s ReportMichael Robinson AO (’55)

MR MICHAEL ROBINSON AO (’55) PRESIDENT OF THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION

We will remember 2016 for many reasons. Obviously the year will be noted for the official opening of the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science – an event witnessed by approximately 2000 members of the Scotch Family on the School’s 165th birthday – but it will also be remembered for the Foundation’s first major attempts at providing funding for the School’s Indigenous Scholarship Program.

An appeal to raise $5M to fund the Indigenous Scholarship Program in perpetuity was launched at the President’s Dinner. To date, $1.4M has been committed to this worthwhile project, securing the program’s funding shortfall for 2016-20 ($1M) and, importantly, representing the seed funding for the perpetual fund.

We will also remember 2016 as the year when five indigenous students graduated from Scotch with their VCE, thanks to the School, the government, the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation, and many of you.

The official opening of the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science was the culmination of many years of work by many people, who worked with the Principal and key School staff to bring this important vision to reality.

This was the most ambitious project undertaken by the School since its move to Hawthorn some 100 years ago, and by any measure it must be recognised as a great triumph, and one of which our founder and forefathers would be justifiably proud.

The success of the capital campaign, with more than 1200 donors, has demonstrated clearly that the culture of giving is alive and well at Scotch. The names of those who supported the capital campaign at Foundation membership level are listed on a donor board, prominently placed at the entrance to the Centre for Science, and major donors have been recognised with naming rights opportunities throughout the building.

I again take this opportunity to thank those from within our community who so generously invested in this vision. I hope you feel we have invested your money well.

The assets of the Foundation (which are entirely separate from funds raised for buildings) increased during the year from $45.6M to $49.6M, largely as a result of positive market movements. The Foundation’s investment income of dividends and interest from these assets remained steady at $2.8M.

In 2016, there were 57 boys at Scotch on scholarships funded by the Foundation, in addition to the scholarships provided by the School and those funded by externally managed trusts. We aim to increase the number of scholarships funded by the Foundation, and several large recent bequests for scholarship purposes will assist us in achieving that ambition. The Foundation also distributed other money to the School from its recurrent income, including nearly $300,000 for general purposes.

I wish to thank the members of the Foundation Board who have again served both the Foundation and the School with great enthusiasm and distinction in 2016. I particularly thank Vice President, David Yu, for his judicious work in the preparation of the Foundation accounts, which can be found later in this report, and Doug Lording (’64), who stood in for me for a portion of the year.

Finally, and importantly, I record my great appreciation to the staff in the Development Office led by Tim Shearer and supported superbly by David Ashton, Sandra Dick, Adam Henwood, Bec Marshall, Rebecca Mortimer, Patty Wallace-Smith and Hugh Wilson. I also thank Scott Montgomery and Deb Burley from the Old Scotch Collegians’ Association for the role they play.

The Foundation will again look to support the School’s goals and ambitions in 2017, and I look forward to your continued interest and support.

“It’s a great collaborative learning space for students and teachers.”

Justin Yang (Year 12)

Michael Robinson AO (’55) President Scotch College Foundation

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“The chairs are really comfy and it’s a great place to study.”

Oliver Jackson (Year 9)

ABOVE: THE PRINCIPAL MR TOM BATTY AND CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL DR DAVID KEMP AC CONGRATULATE LADY COWEN UPON THE CUTTING OF THE RIBBON AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE SIR ZELMAN COWEN CENTRE FOR SCIENCE.

BELOW: MR YUDHA SCHOLES, JY SIMPKIN, DION JOHNSTONE AND DR ROB SMITH.

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Executive Director’s ReportTim Shearer (’85)

MR TIM SHEARER (’85) DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

I would like to add my thanks to all who have made so much possible at Scotch. Each boy’s journey is all the richer for the difference that the generosity of the Scotch Family has made both in the past and in recent times: be it outstanding teaching supported through the staff salary enhancement fund; be it through excellent teaching and learning facilities essentially provided by the generosity of our community; or be it through the diversity created by the various scholarship funds that have been endowed through the generosity of many benefactors.

Thanks to you, we have had another remarkable year, highlighted by the official opening of the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science on 6 October 2016. More can be read about this significant event later in my report.

The Foundation’s fundraising attentions turned to supporting the Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Fund in 2016, with the launch of a capital campaign to raise $5M to support the program in perpetuity, launched at the Foundation’s President’s Dinner in May. The Scotch College Foundation Australian Art Show was held in September, raising funds to support the Indigenous Scholarship Program and for the provision of the Quickstart numeracy and literacy program at Tiwi College.

At the conclusion of 2016, $1.3M had been committed to the Indigenous Scholarship Fund, securing the program’s funding from 2016-2020

and seeding the perpetual fund. We will look to build this fund over the next four years. It is also worth noting that a Scotch Family member generously sponsors the week-long trip to Melbourne in August for students and staff of Tiwi College, which is a real highlight of their school year.

Fundraising for the Building Fund continued in 2016, as the focus moved from Science to the closely related disciplines of Design and Technology. A total of $10.3M has been committed to this project and to the restoration of the original Senior School gym, which presently houses Design and Technology, into a new dining hall/cafeteria for boys and staff. These developments predicate some exciting future works in the precinct between the main quadrangle and the new Centre for Science.

The philanthropic commitment of the school community that has enabled the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science to come to fruition has also enabled many boys who otherwise would not have been able to attend Scotch to do so. The Foundation again provided scholarship opportunities for boys to attend Scotch. Presently 54 are at Scotch on Foundation sponsored (full or part) scholarships.

The Foundation Future (Endowment) Fund provided the school with a distribution of $299,100 in 2016 ($323,445 in 2015).

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ABOVE: JASPER HASSOUN, CHARLES WARD, BRANDON PAI AND MAX KELLY WITH CATHERINE DE BOER’S MOSAIC IN THE FOYER OF THE SCIENCE CENTRE.

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The Scotch College Foundation 2016

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Executive Director’s ReportFunds

Pillar 3The Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Fund

For the last 20 years, the Scotch College Indigenous Program has offered all Scotch boys the opportunity to experience and understand our country’s indigenous culture, as part of a contemporary Australian education.

The program has three components:

1. our commitment to offer indigenous boys full academic and boarding scholarships;

2. the Indigenous Partnership Program, which teaches Scotch boys about indigenous culture through projects with local communities; and

3. our longstanding partnership with Tiwi College, built on friendship and respect.

The school’s current Indigenous Scholarship Program is funded through a combination of support from the government (Abstudy) and the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation, leaving a shortfall of approximately $30,000 per student. This shortfall is funded annually by generous members of our community.

The Foundation’s vision is to create a perpetual fund which would see the indigenous scholarships funded in a similar manner to the general scholarships; through income generated by endowed funds. For this vision to become a reality, $5M is required, and we launched a capital campaign to achieve this aim at the 2016 Foundation President’s Dinner. At the end of 2016, $1.3M had been generously committed to the campaign.

One initiative worth noting is the creation of the Scotch College Staff Indigenous Scholarship. Thirty-six staff have generously committed monthly deductions from their salaries to half fund ($15,000 in 2016) an indigenous scholarship. We hope to double the number of participants in 2017, funding a full scholarship on an ongoing basis. These staff, who already give so much to Scotch, are sincerely

Pillar 2The Scotch College Foundation Scholarship Fund

In 2016, $366,762 was committed to the Scotch College Foundation Scholarship Fund.

The School Council and the Foundation have agreed that the full funding of scholarships and bursaries will be funded by the Scotch College Foundation Scholarship Fund in time.

Pillar 1The Scotch College Building Fund

The Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science is the first in a series of extensive works that will transform the school. These developments are premised on the ongoing conversations of learning which underpin our educational strategy. With the capital campaign for the Sir Zelman Cowen completed, fundraising attention moved to the creation of a new centre for Design and Technology.

Design and Technology, which is currently taught in three facilities, will be consolidated in a new centre at the south-west corner of the Glenn Centre, offering a home for the innovation and enterprise that will assist to fuel our future economic prosperity. Making use of a dormant site, this new building will help establish a coherent STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) precinct, linking the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science, the teaching of Mathematics, the Art department, and the facilities of the Grounds and the Maintenance Department.

The Design and Technology Cube will be a centre of innovation, where boys will discover new possibilities in the rapidly progressing fields of Design and Technology, and Engineering.

Learning will occur through collaboration and experimentation in both traditional skills and emerging processes. In state-of-the-art workshops and design studios, our boys will develop skills in design, testing and refinement that are essential to every field of enterprise.

By the conclusion of 2016, $10.3M had been committed to this and other associated building projects.

2015 2016

Building Fund Receipts

$10,636,500 $5,026,921

2015 2016

Scholarship Fund Receipts

$5,031,000 $366,762

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Pillar 4The Scotch College Foundation Future (Endowment) Fund

In 2016, donors committed $12,000 to the Foundation’s Future (or Endowment) Fund. At the end of 2016 this fund was valued at $10.4M ($9.7M in December 2015). The Endowment Fund exists to provide a reliable income stream for the school, and in 2016, $299,100 was provided from this fund to the school ($323,445 in 2015).

thanked for their generosity.

With the support of the Scotch Family, we are seeking to establish a perpetual Indigenous Scholarship Fund, ensuring that this successful and inspiring program continues to enrich our school’s culture, and creates a lasting impact.

2015 2016

Indigenous Scholarship Fund Receipts

$97,086 $229,972

2015 2016

Future (Endowment) Fund Receipts

$12,000 $8,600

2015 2016

Total Development Office Receipts

$15,776,586 $5,632,255

Total Receipts

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Regular Giving

The 2016 Annual Giving program raised $75,653 – down 40 per cent on 2015’s result. This decrease is perhaps best explained by the large number of five-year pledges secured during the capital campaigns for the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science, the Design and Technology Cube and the Indigenous Scholarship Fund. The Annual Giving program, which commenced at Scotch in 1977, continues to provide a vehicle for everyone to contribute to the welfare of the school.

Life Support for Scotch

Twenty-six Old Boys are participating in this program which raised $4,773 in 2015 ($4,811 in 2015). This program was introduced in 2013 to encourage younger Old Boys to begin their philanthropic journey with their school. This program involves Old Boys donating the amount corresponding to their years out from school in a dollar value, on a monthly direct debit basis.

Gifts and Major Gifts Program

Forty-eight members of the Scotch Family joined the Scotch Foundation in 2016 by making a commitment at the $10,000 level or above. Four members upgraded their membership category during the year. The majority of new members are supporting the fundraising for the Design and Technology Cube and the Indigenous Scholarship Fund, and I sincerely thank all of them for their generous support.

Bequest Program

A gift in your will helps us to have a positive long-term impact on our local, regional, national and international communities. With your support Scotch continues to provide a well-rounded education that nurtures boys to make their own contribution to society. A bequest to Scotch is arguably the greatest gift one can make. It has the power to transform individual lives and through that, to transform whole communities.

Through the continuing generosity of the Scotch Family, Scotch boys are able to take full advantage of second-to-none teaching and learning facilities, including the superb Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science. The buildings and facilities at Scotch are in large part the result of the efforts and generosity of parents and Old Boys of the school. Those who elect to include Scotch in their estate planning are recognised with membership of the Alexander Morrison Circle (AMC).

The AMC was established in 2003 to recognise the generosity of people who have indicated their intention to remember Scotch College in a bequest, as part of their charitable intention. Membership of the Alexander Morrison Circle is presented to anyone who indicates such a bequest, regardless of the level of financial commitment. At the end of 2016 the AMC had a membership of 318, 193 of whom are deceased.

New bequest income for 2016 was $2,011,411. (Bequest income in 2015 was $10,957,015.) During 2016, we welcomed 12 new members (12 in 2015) to the AMC. Sadly, 6 members of the AMC died in 2016 (11 in 2015).

A full listing of AMC members appears on page 36 of this annual report.

The following bequests were realised in 2016, both from members of the Alexander Morrison Circle.

Executive Director’s ReportPrograms

Scotch College Foundation Members by Category 2006–2016

YearAssociate

Fellow Fellow Senior Fellow Trustee Forbes Total

2006 728 276 118 183 40 1345

2007 726 263 124 175 44 1332

2008 741 278 126 185 44 1374

2009 745 278 129 187 44 1383

2010 759 279 132 189 46 1405

2011 754 284 132 184 47 1401

2012 752 288 134 189 47 1410

2013 760 291 142 193 44 1430

2014 831 312 150 205 48 1546

2015 942 319 153 208 49 1671

2016 978 322 155 214 50 1719

Brian Cossar (’55)

Brian attended Scotch from 1946 to 1955 and was the brother, son, nephew, father, uncle and

grandfather of Old Boys. In 1949 Brian was awarded a Council Scholarship. He was a member of the athletics team (1951-55, premiership 1953, premiership Vice-Captain 1955), the 1st XI (1954, and 1955 premiership) and the 1st XVIII (1953-55 including the 1953-54 premierships). He was awarded triple colours. Brian was 1949 Junior School Captain, a 1954 and 1955 School Prefect, and 1955 Captain of Lawson-MacFarland House. Brian graduated from the Victorian Pharmacy College (1960) and after working in London returned to Australia in 1962 to work in the family pharmacy chain Henry Francis. He worked it in partnership with his father (1967-81) and then as a sole trader until 2001. Bill joined the Alexander Morrison Circle to show his support for Scotch. He died on 5 December 2015.

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Bequest Program

Alexander Morrison was Principal of Scotch College from 1857 to 1903, and was instrumental in building the School into the leading educational institution that it is today. His vision, energy, financial management and Scottish thrift all combined to make him a remarkable Principal whose legacy we all still enjoy.

In 2003 it was decided to name the bequest society after Dr Morrison, to help perpetuate those qualities of nurturing and vision which were so characteristic of the man.

Anyone indicating that he or she will remember Scotch College through a bequest will automatically become a member of the Alexander Morrison Circle, regardless of the size of the bequest. Membership of the Circle is free, and is the school’s way of recognising the commitment and support of individuals towards the long-term health and excellence of Scotch College.

Scotch owes an enormous debt to the forethought and generosity of the men and women who have bequeathed funds and other property to the school to support its continuing development. These bequests are reflected in buildings, scholarships, endowments, books, equipment and land, and all this support has helped the school to fulfil its purpose and vision.

If you are considering including a bequest in your will to Scotch College, there are four options from which to choose:

1. Scotch College Building Fund

2. Scotch College Foundation Scholarship Fund

3. Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Fund

4. Scotch College Foundation, as a contribution to its Capital Fund (income from which is paid each year to the school for its general purpose)

Scotch College recommends that you seek independent financial and legal advice with regard to the implications of making gifts or bequests of these types.

You may choose to discuss your wishes or ideas with Sandra Dick, Bequest Manager on (03) 9810 4150, especially if you would like to tailor your gift to a particular purpose.

All communication with the school about bequests is, of course, treated in the strictest confidence.

Your bequest

ALEXANDERMORRISONCIRCLE

“The science building is always full of boys willing to learn with their friends. It’s a great place to spend your time.”

Ethan Flemming (Year 11)

Bill Tingate (’55)

Bill attended Scotch from 1951 to 1955 and was the cousin, son, nephew, father and grandfather of Old Boys. In 1955 he was a Probationer,

a Cadet Quarter Guard member, and rowed in the 1st VIII. Bill graduated with a diploma of civil engineering (1960) from RMIT and worked as a civil engineer and project manager. Bill’s many involvements with the OSCA included being a player, supporter, secretary and vice-president of the Old Scotch Football Club, and he was also active in the Old Scotch Athletics Club, Old Scotch Bushwalking Club, Old Scotch Collegians’ Lodge, Koomerang Ski Club, Cardinal Club, Heritage Club and the Old Scotch Lodge. He was 1990 OSCA President. Bill became a member of the Alexander Morrison Circle in appreciation of his Scotch education and later involvements. He died on 20 February 2016.

Brian generously committed funds to the Scotch College Building Fund and Bill chose to direct his legacy gift to the Future (Endowment) Fund. Both men and are thanked sincerely for their foresight and generosity.

For a confidential conversation about including Scotch College in your will, or to receive further information about the Alexander Morrison Circle, please contact Sandra Dick, Bequest Manager, Scotch College Foundation:

Tel: +61 3 9810 4163

Email: sandra.dick@scotch.vic.edu.au

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“I like the facilities that we can use. The labs are well laid out and there’s heaps we can explore.”

Charlie Lines-Perrier (Year 8)

It was a scene never before witnessed in Morrison Street: there they were, approximately 2000 Scotch Family members, sitting on chairs out on the road in balmy spring weather, all eagerly watching the official opening of the brand new Sir Zelman Centre for Science. It was the early evening of an auspicious day: Scotch’s 165th birthday, Thursday 6 October 2016, and an event to file away for posterity.

In typical Melbourne style, a wintry Wednesday gave way to a Thursday of blue skies, warm weather and a light breeze. Then it was back to winter the next day. But Thursday was tailor-made for outdoor celebrations, with guests arriving, and mingling on the concourse of the Centre for Science, in the Peter Henderson Foyer and Atrium and out on Morrison Street, enjoying conversation, drinks and finger food.

The celebrations kicked off at 5pm, with tours of the magnificent Centre for Science for VIP guests, capably led by boys from Years 6, 11 and 12 supported by Scotch Science staff.

At 7pm Principal, Tom Batty, welcomed guests and spoke of the significance of the date, and the impetus for science at Scotch which would flow from the new Centre for Science. He envisaged a future Scotch boy, born today, celebrating his 165th birthday on 6 October 2181 with a group of his classmates, after the boys had run their daily marathon — such would be the advances in medical science.

The boys would drink a toast to the Scotch people of the 2010s who had had the vision to support the construction of what was by then a 165-year-old building (undoubtedly much refurbished over the years).

Australia’s Chief Scientist, Dr Alan Finkel, one of the guests of honour at the launch, spoke next, pointing out that the new science facility was to be named in honour of a man of law — Sir Zelman Cowen — who, when speaking to the Royal Society of NSW in 1981, had said: ‘My qualifications and capacities to “talk science” are very poor.’

‘With all due respect to Sir Zelman and to Lady Cowen,’ Dr Finkel said, ‘we don’t believe his claim to have known very little about science. The project of his life was to make the world a better place. He approached the law as one of the tools we humans can use to go about it.

‘And he approached science in exactly the same way — with the triple benefit of an incisive legal brain, a curious spirit, and a humanist heart. In that way he saw the future more clearly than many of the scientists of the day.’

Speaking of the challenge of a future of escalating change, Dr Finkel advised young people to, ‘Study what you love, follow your curiosity, give your all to education, and master it to the best of your ability. Master a discipline’ he said, ‘but never let your first degree define you ... Learn how to learn, and then you can conceive how to create, so that you will be one of the creative workers who defines what the year 2051 will turn out to be.’

A stirring Scotch Pipes and Drums performance followed Dr Finkel’s address, and a time lapse video magically condensed two years of Centre for Science construction work into three minutes.

School Council Chairman, Hon Dr David Kemp AC (‘59), spoke of ‘the wonderful journey through which the Scotch Family has shown its amazing support to this project, which will put Scotch at the forefront of school education in science’.

It was then time for the building’s official opening, performed by guest of honour Lady Anna Cowen, as she cut the cardinal, gold and blue ribbon and declared the building open, to sustained applause.

Lady Cowen spoke next, describing the Centre for Science as ‘a brilliant facility, the likes of which may not exist in any comparable school’. She congratulated Scotch and its ‘remarkable close-knit and proud community for this wonderful achievement’. Lady Cowen said her husband had a special interest in architecture, and was delighted when the Royal Australian Institute of Architects named a building in his honour. ‘If I were one of the judges,’ she said, ‘this building would have my vote for 2016!’

Following a blessing of the building by School Chaplain, Rev Doug Campbell, the Scotch Symphony Orchestra ably performed Jupiter from Gustav Holst’s The Planets suite, accompanied by a spectacular laser light show projected onto the north facade of the building.

It was a highly successful launch of a building for the ages.

The Official Opening of the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science

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1. ASSEMBLED GUESTS AT THE OFICIAL OPENING OF THE SIR ZELMAN COWEN CENTRE FOR SCIENCE 2. TOM BATTY ADDRESSING THE ASSEMBLED GUESTS3. TIM, JAMES, LIZ AND DOUG LORDING4. JOHN FERGUSON CONDUCTING THE SCOTCH SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA5. GEOFF PATON, SALLY CARRATT, JIM KELSO AND DAVID MACDONALD 6. MEMBERS OF LADY COWEN’S FAMILY 7. WILSON LAI, ANITA WONG, SHARON WONG AND PRINCIPAL TOM BATTY

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Executive Director’s ReportThe Scotch College Foundation Australian Art Show

The Scotch College Foundation Australian Art Show was held in September to raise funds for the Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Program and Tiwi College.

An array of art from some of Australia’s finest contemporary artists was on display. Featured artists included Kane Alexander, Tanya Baily, David Beaumont, David Bromley, Donald Cameron (’44), Mark Chew, Lavinia Cuming, Nathan Djerrkura (’06), Sarah Gabriel, Georgie Gall, Harvey Hopper (’15), Deborah Hunter Mills, Christopher Jewitt (’05), Sally Joubert, Ralf Kempken, Caroline Kennedy, Rob La Nauze (’64), Susie Leahy Raleigh, Mark Mason, Casandra Mastoris, Rick Matear, Amanda McColl, Anne McMaster, Simone Neal, Anzack Newman (’10), Allister Paterson, Donald Ramsay, Ben Shearer, Melissa Skirton-Cussell, Peter James Smith, Glenn Todd, Bob Wade OAM (’49), Victoria Watts, Will Wilson and Philip Wisher (’84). Rebecca Hossack very generously donated a number of works from her London Gallery.

The Art Show raised $120,000 for the Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Program. The program aims to embed in indigenous and non-indigenous students, staff and the broader school community the foundational belief that education is both the key and hope for the future of indigenous Australians.

Our Indigenous Scholarship Program ensures that, during the most influential years of their lives, some 1880 Scotch boys have opportunity to learn from, and develop friendships with, indigenous students. In the last 11 years, 17 indigenous students have successfully completed Year 12 and have enriched the school’s social, academic, sporting and other co-curricular activities and programs. Five completed their VCE this year.

The Art Show also raised $40,000 to support the Quickstart numeracy and literacy program at Tiwi College.

The official opening was held on Thursday 6 September. Principal, Tom Batty opened the art show, and Old Boy, Anzack Newman (’10) presented the school with a magnificent work. It is envisaged that

this will take pride of place in the Lithgow Centre. Anzack also spent time painting during the Art Show, much to the delight of current boys and visitors to the show.

The miniature art show, featuring works from current Scotch boys, Tiwi College students, the Chairman of Council, the Principal, the Head of the Junior School and the featured artists was a real highlight of the show.

Old Boy, Philip Wischer (’84) generously presented the school with a portrait of former master, Don Macmillan on the night.

Foundation Board members, Kirsten Macleod and Louise Murdoch, with Georgie Gall, Abigail Hand, Monique Johnson-King, Kristine Lempriere and Sally Upjohn, are sincerely thanked for their support in bringing this enriching event to fruition.

1. PROJECTED LIGHT SHOW AT THE OPENING OF THE SIR ZELMAN COWEN CENTRE FOR SCIENCE 2. HUGH TAYLOR, PAULINE BLOOM, LADY COWEN, ROSETTE WITTNER, NORMAN BLOOM AND DAVID WITTNER3. PAUL MISHURA, ANDREW SUTHERLAND, MAX ORLOFF AND JAMES ORLOFF4. THE CROWD EXPLORING THE FINER DETAILS OF THE PETER HENDERSON FOYER AND ATRUIM5. GUESTS ENJOYING THE SIR CLIVE STEELE ROOFTOP TEACHING AND LEARNING SPACE 6. ASSEMBLED GUESTS

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Foundation President’s Dinner

The Boykett Room in the Cardinal Pavilion was packed to the rafters on 17 May 2016, as Scotch Family members gathered to enjoy an evening of fellowship and fun at the Scotch College Foundation President’s Dinner.

At the dinner, School Principal, Tom Batty launched the fundraising appeal for the Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Fund.

Old Boy, Tony Briggs (’85) was interviewed about his time at Scotch, and the impact that his experiences at school had on him as he pursued a career in acting, directing and producing. Tony is perhaps best known for writing and directing the popular Australian film, The Sapphires.

Tony has kindly accepted our invitation to be Patron of the fundraising appeal, which aims to raise $5 million to perpetually endow the Indigenous Scholarship Program.

East Melbourne Glen Chapter Events

The East Melbourne Glen (EMG) Chapter program of events was again well supported in 2016. The Easter Chapel Service in the Littlejohn Memorial Chapel, held on Tuesday 22 March, was well attended. The Winter Luncheon was held on Wednesday 8 June in the Cardinal Pavilion’s Boykett Room, where current parent, Laura Anderson was our guest of honour. Over 130 guests attended the luncheon. The EMG Christmas Luncheon was held on Friday 16 December in the Boarders’ Dining Room, at which more than 240 Old Boys enjoyed a festive luncheon featuring an address from Foundation Vice President and School Councillor, Doug Lording (’64).

Alexander Morrison Circle Cocktail Party

The Sir Clive Steele Rooftop of the brand new Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science was the ideal location for a get-together of members of the Alexander Morrison Circle, hosted by the Scotch College Foundation on the balmy spring evening of 3 November 2016.

The Alexander Morrison Circle was established in 2003 to recognise the generosity of those in the community who have indicated their intention to remember Scotch College in a bequest as part of their charitable intention.

It was the first Scotch event to be held on the rooftop since the grand opening of the Centre for Science on 6 October. Guests sheltered from the mild sunshine under the photovoltaic cells, or wandered among the newly-planted indigenous plant boxes in the rooftop gardens, enjoying drinks and finger food.

On the rooftop, I was delighted to brief guests about the Centre for Science, then lead the group on a tour of all levels of the building. Evidence that the boys and staff have already taken up residence in the building was clear, ahead of the scheduled occupancy date of Term 1, 2017.

It was all most enjoyable and informative, and a highly appropriate first social event to be staged on the Centre for Science rooftop.

Ian Roach Foundation Concert

The Foundation’s second annual Ian Roach Foundation Concert was held on Saturday 26 November, which again featured the wonderful talents of cellist Yelian He (’02) and pianist Yasmin Rowe. Funds raised were directed to Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Program.

1. JUDITH BEATTIE, JIM BEATTIE (‘52) AND JIM DERHAM (‘56) 2. ALVIE WEBSTER, STEPHEN WEBSTER AND SANDRA DICK3. CHRISTOPHER CARRA, JENNIFER CARRA AND RICHARD NELSON4. IAN MORTON, BILL SIDES, TONY CONABERE, GERALDINE CONABERE, DIANNE SIDES AND KEN BETCHELL5. THE IAN ROACH CONCERT 6. TIM SHEARER WITH AMC MEMBERS IN THE PETER HENDERSON FOYER

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1. JY SIMPKIN, ORSON KING, JOEL GARNER, ZANE CONNORS, DR ROB SMITH, JHDARA JONES, DION JOHNSTONE, PHILIP (‘PJ’) CROCOMBE, LACHLAN JOHNSON. 2. TONY BRIGGS (’85) WITH MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 19853. DOUG LORDING, HUGH MELVILLE AND LIZ LORDING4. KEN HUME, ANN HUME AND TONY BRIGGS5. CHRISSIE JAPP, SARAH FRASER-SMITH, RICHARD LOVERIDGE (’80), KATRINA LOVERIDGE 6. LACHLAN JOHNSON, JOEL GARNER, ORSON KING, TIM SHEARER (’85), JY SIMPKIN AND DION JOHNSTONE

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Executive Director’s Report

“It gives Scotch students the opportunity to learn in a world class facility. The study areas are like a second home to me.”

Matt Cheah (Year 12)

Summary

This has undoubtedly been a busy and energised time for the Scotch College Foundation. The successful completion of the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science is a great credit to the Scotch Family. To see the building in use, with its boundless possibilities, is a testament to the vision and planning behind the building.

That our community has invested in such a tangible and demonstrative way is testament to the school’s proud history and its exciting future. Principal, Tom Batty, together with Chairman, David Kemp and the School Council have set the School on an exciting course, and this project has clearly illustrated that Scotch simply cannot be everything it aspires to be without its community pushing hard from behind.

The Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science is the first in a series of exciting campus developments that will consolidate Scotch’s position. The Design and Technology Centre and the Dining Hall/Cafeteria are further precursors to a very exciting vision for the Senior School precinct that will be annunciated in time.

The success of the capital campaign for the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science was also a tribute to the energy, commitment and drive of Foundation President and Capital Campaign Committee Chairman, Michael Robinson. Michael led the campaign with distinction, and he continues to lead the Foundation with great determination.

I would also like to acknowledge the contributions made by the Foundation Board during 2016. Board members have worked with energy and passion to advance Scotch. I also acknowledge

the collaborative and respectful working relationship that the Foundation has with the Old Scotch Collegians’ Association, and I particularly acknowledge the leadership of Doug Lording (’64) who was OSCA President in 2016.

I would like to thank and acknowledge the work of the Development Office staff over the past year. It has been another busy year; a year that has seen some changes as we gear up again to advance Scotch.

I said last year that I hoped everyone who had supported the capital campaign for the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science project shared in the pride of seeing the building officially opened and in use, and that I hoped they felt they have helped to achieve something very special. I also hope they feel we have invested their money well.

I sincerely thank you all for your support, and look forward to your involvement in the future endeavours of the Scotch College Foundation.

Tim Shearer (’85)

Scotch College Foundation Executive Director and Director of Development

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1973Established with the assistance of the NFRC (National Fund Raising Council) a prominent fundraising consultancy. Laurie Muir (’41) was the driving force behind the formation of the Scotch College Foundation, in preference to running another capital campaign.

1973-76Totally run by volunteers.

1976Representatives from six significant American independent schools, visiting Australia as a result of an invitation from the Headmasters’ Conference of Australia, recommend the appointment of a full-time Development Officer of the Foundation.

1977Brigadier Dick Durance appointed as inaugural Development Officer. The Annual Fund, the first in an Australian school, piloted with five Old Boy year groups.

1978Pilot of Annual Fund extended to cover 15 year groups.

1980Brigadier Durance retires and Peter Crook appointed as part time Foundation Development Officer. Full-time secretary appointed.

1981Annual Fund expanded to include non-Old Boy parents who have boys in Years 7 to 12. Phone-a-thons piloted.

1982 Grandparents’ Days introduced for grandparents of boys in Prep and Year 7.

1983 East Melbourne Chapter of Scotch Collegians established. Expanded some years later to include all Old Boys 75 years of age or older and renamed the East Melbourne Glen Chapter (EMG).

1988 Development Office established to encompass OSCA, Foundation and Archives. Peter Crook appointed as first Director of Development and Foundation’s Executive Director.

1993

1996 Margaret Long appointed as Foundation’s Development Officer.

1998 Major two-year $7M Capital Campaign launched for the James Forbes Academy.

Lithgow Centre (stage 1, opened 1993)

Language and Culture Centre (1995)

1973–79 1980–84 1985–1994 1995–1999

Sir Laurie Muir (‘41) 1973-74

Bib Stillwell OAM (‘46) 1974-79

John McIlwraith (‘41) 1980-82

Sandy Murdoch (‘59) 1982-90

Brian Randall OAM (‘52) 1990-93

Michael Robinson AO (‘55) 1993-96

Foundation Presidents

Foundation Timeline

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2001 Campaign target for the James Forbes Academy reached.Peter Crook retires and is replaced as Director of Development by Alan Watkinson.

2007 Alan Watkinson heads to Trinity College’s Development Office andAstrida Cooper is appointed Acting Director of Development.

2009 John Da Cruz is appointed as Director of Development.

2012 Tim Shearer (’85) is appointed as Director of Development.

2013 Major three-year $20M Capital Campaign for the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science launched.Life Support for Scotch program introduced for younger Old Boys.

2015 $20M Capital Campaign for the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science successfully completed.

2016 $25M fundraising effort to perpetually endow the Scotch College Indigenous Scholarship Program, to fund a new student centre and associated projects and to support the Scholarship Fund launched.

James Forbes Academy (final stage built 2005) Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science (2016)

2000–2009 2010–14 2015–16

Michael Robinson AO (‘55) 1993-96

Peter Joyce (‘55) 1996-2001

Campbell McComas AM (‘69) 2001-04

Michael Stillwell (‘68) 2004-08

Michael Robinson AO (‘55) 2008-Present

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2016 Donors

1915-1939 Spencer, LionelMcLeod, DonaldHilliard, JohnLeslie, John Morgan, BillTaft, RonBethell, KenManders, Marcus

Class of 1940 Fly, WilliamHolder, Ken & BarbaraWright, Norman

Class of 1941 Brake, BillBulley, BobBulley, RobertSmith, MaurieTaylor, Rod

Class of 1942 Bate, Weston & JaniceMelville, Hugh & JudithWicks, Geoff

Class of 1943 Miller, BobPrice, KenRamsay, Tom

Class of 1944 Stephens, ArthurTaft, LeonWeymouth, Keith & Helen

Class of 1945 Baker, CliffCook, GeoffCooke, DavidCrow, MurrayScott, Mike

Class of 1946 Armour, JohnBatten, DougBryce, DenisEvans, TyrrellKerr, RobKneebone, Geoff

We would like to acknowledge the generous financial support of the following members of the Scotch Family in 2016:

OSCA

Class of 1948 Badenach, DonBrook, JohnEdwards, JackEvans, KenFearn-Wannan, HowardStokes, EricSutherland, Bruce & JuneWeeks, Kenneth

Class of 1949 Brewer, LyntonEllis, Ian & MarieHogan, JohnMackenzie, George &

LorraineMcLean, AlastairMoore, GraemePark, RobertPurvis, GeorgeStewart, Alex & BarbaraTaylor, Ian

Class of 1950 Battersby, JohnDempster, KeithHansen, MaxMorton, IanMoyes, DonPugh, BillSellars-Jones, WinstonStern, WernerWittner, David & Rosette

Class of 1951 Baglin, IanClunies-Ross, AdrianFindlay, IanFraser, Graeme & Pam

Galletly, PeterMacGibbon, M JMelville, ColinVan den Berg, NoelWatson, AngusAnonymous (1)

Class of 1952 Favaloro, MichaelGrant, DarrellHawdon, BrianMacmillan, JohnPaterson, Ian & PatriciaRandall, BrianReiher, IanSutherland, DavidTeague, Ian

Class of 1953 Bannister, JohnBrumley, GraemeCole, NicholasJohnson, WallyMorrison, MichaelAnonymous (1)

Class of 1954 Boell, BruceBuckley, PeterHawthorne, GusLawrence, GraemeMcRae, GraemeNeale, WarrenNorris, RichardSloan, BobSloane, PeterSmith, JohnTindale, Richard

Class of 1955 Cossar, BrianHarris, GrahamJasper, Ken & AnnetteLamb, TonyLeckie, Ian & JanetMcGregor, Leigh & RosMcOmish, Don & CatherineReid, JohnRobinson, Michael & JudithSennitt, DougTingate, Bill

Class of 1947 Bainbridge, Ian & WendyDodson, GraemeEly, BrianFreeman, GeorgeGoudy, GrahamKelso, JimMcKimm, HarryPenington, DavidPurvis, BillSpicer, JohnSpicer, JohnSutherland, Ian

Class of 1956 Goode, Charles & CorneliaGrierson, DavidIngram, AndyLarmour, Garry

Class of 1957 Currie, BlairFincher, AlanHenderson, PeterMackley, KevinMacleod, RodMacSporran, PeterMactier, RossNelson, Richard & SuePaton, GeoffreyPickering, TonyTownsend, Richard Vial, Brian

Class of 1958 Caraher, MichaelCheney, DavidCollins, MarkCurtis, DavidLong, Ian & MargaretStrang, John & AlisonThomson, Graeme

Class of 1959 Becroft, JohnBenjamin, CyrilCollingwood, John & ChrisFord, DavidForrest, AlexKemp, David & Anne MarieSteele, TonySyme, James & AnneSynman, AlanAnonymous (1)

Class of 1960 Bellair, DavidBrown, BruceWenzel, PeterWestwood, Stephen &

Elspeth

Class of 1961 Blair, RossForster, MiltonHarbig, Rick & ChristineHolmes, AndrewJob, IanReynolds, PeterSwinburne, GeorgeWhite, Martin

Class of 1962 Brown, Howard & JenniferBrownell, David & JoannaCrawford, David & MaureenEager, Douglas & ElaineLeatherland, JohnProwse, Bob & Elizabeth

Class of 1963 Lipshut, AlanMurdoch, HughPaton, FrankSides, Bill & DianneTaylor, GeoffTemple, David

Class of 1964 Anderson, MalcolmBailey, ChrisBeaurepaire, DonaldEaston, MauriceEdwards, MaxGoding, JimHibberd, AdrianLording, Doug & LizLucas, NeilRobertson, DonaldScott, JohnSpence, JohnAnonymous (1)

Class of 1965 Adams, PeterAddison, Peter & SarndiAshton, David & MickyBendix, CarlHallenstein, ColinHillier, AlistairHogg, BillMacdonald, DavidMcCracken, GeoffSymington, IanWilson, Hugh & Noelene

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Class of 1966 Ashton, PeterCowen, SimonDobson, IanDonaldson, LachieGlass, RogerGleadell, BillMacrae, FinMcOmish, Ross & GeraldineRichards, RonaldTurner, Robert

Class of 1967 Hansen, IanHill, Ian & Michelle EhrlichJohnston, Cam & CarolineLaurie, SimonMcQuilkan, Ivan

Class of 1968 Brooks, RobertCopolov, David & ChristineCumming, JimHarkness, JimKong, Stephen Lilley, Stephen Magennis, BillMcLaren, David & LoraineSteel, Philip

Class of 1969 Blanch, GraemeCraven, John & MargaretGifford, DonGillespie, Roger & LesleyHare, StephenMcAuley, BillOrr, DavidWright, Philip & DotAnonymous (1)

Class of 1970 Chapman, MylesEngland, Peter & CharlotteHerbert, PhilipLindsay, David & SallyWatson, Malcolm

Class of 1971 Booth, David & LibbyColman, Anne & PeterHughes, Chris & SusanJohnson, ChrisLogan, RichardMichael, JonathanPerry, Andrew & AngelaSloan, Alex & Karen WoodThomson, David

Class of 1972 Abercrombie, Drew &

ShaddaBrack, RobertCochrane, AndrewDuckett, RobertEsnouf, Dr StuartMoreton, DavidNewton, StephenPeacock, KenRounsevell, PhilipSim, Peter & MargaretWallace-Smith, Andrew

& PattyWarr, RogerWoods, Michael

Class of 1973 Brooke, Geoff & RobynCrow, RussellLee, DavidMcLaren, RobMeadows, Paul & Patricia

CrossScott, Bob

Class of 1974 Cooper, Craig & AstridaMelville, Allan

Class of 1975 Elder, JamesFairbairn, NigelKunstler, StevenMcMicking, Rod

Class of 1976 Adams, Rob & AnnBalderstone, Richard &

SophieCongleton, Ross & RosemaryMartin, Gareth

Class of 1977 Burrows, RickCampbell, RobDi Donato, EnioPascoe, Andrew & LisaStott, Alastair

Class of 1978 Drummond, Craig &

BernadetteKelso, JonMacmillan, AndrewMerigan, Dick & KimOlorenshaw, GuyScott, RodSim, Michael & UrsulaWilson, Andrew & Ailsa

Class of 1979 Craig, RobertFavaloro, JohnGrabsch, Richard & SusieHardidge, DavidRichards, Jim & JayneSantini, Mark & Karyn MatotekSmith, MarkTyrrell, David

Class of 1980 Caldecott, DavidCameron, Hugh, Penny &

FamilyLingwood-Smith, Grant &

Traci EathorneLoveridge, Richard & KatrinaMcLeish, Stephen & Pip

NicholsonMosley, Hugh & NoirinRussell, James & SamWatkins, DonAnonymous (1)

Class of 1981 Ferguson, Doug & MayaFish, Roy & JustineMansell, PeterScott, Tom & Clare

Class of 1982 Favaloro, PeterGruner, John & Kirsti StephensHo, MarkKunaratnam, Ishan & CindiPillay, Prakash & Catarina AngSu, Charles & Emily LoTaft, PeterAnonymous (1)

Class of 1983 Alexander, WayneAllen, Will & Monique MorrisBuckley, Jonathan & KatieButtery, Jim & PoraneeChambers, Andrew & GennaChan, Patrick & Vanessa KoFielding, Rod & LizMcLeish, David & Sue

Class of 1984 Barber, James & Barbara

McKinnonClunies-Ross, Matthew &

FionaCohen, AndyDouglas, James & JulieEverett, Mathew & PenelopeFletcher, Marcus & LisaJohnston, Ben & IngridLangley, Brett & LarissaPratt, Ian & EmmaSutherland, Andrew & SallyTait, Andrew & AlisonUpjohn, Ian & SallyWilkinson, Fraser & MeghanWood, Stuart & Sam

Class of 1985 Bear, GraemeCollyer, TimLempriere, William & KristineMcGregor, Simon & Julie

DebeljakMontgomery, Scott & RowRoseby, Robert & Nicki LevySellars-Jones, RichardShearer, Tim & ChristineSmith, AdamSteele, GeoffSutherland, Rohan & CatherineSutherland, Bruce & Susanna

KingVidor, Andrew & LJ Ryan

Class of 1986 Aberdeen, Paul & NinaBloom, Richard & LisaBodon, Peter & CatherineCox, Andrew & AbigailEvans, Matthew & KateGoldie, Rupert & Samantha

RancewiczLazar, Justin & StephanieMcCleery, David & LizzieNash, Simon & Christine

Class of 1987 Auld, JackRichardson, Rod and RacquelWinneke, Richard & Lisa

Class of 1988 Cox, Nicholas & CarolineCumming, StuartHo , James & CharissaLong, DavidO’Nians, Richard & CarolynSwansson, Douglas & Lisa Hew

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Class of 1989 Angliss, Tom & MillieCannon, Saul & KateCrawford, AndrewFindlay, Peter & AnnaForrest, JamesHoluigue, Nick & Fiona RichardsonJohnstone, CharlesNaito, Kaz & CateRobinson, WillSuttle, Andrew & AndyWarner, Andrew & EmmaWarwick, Leighton & Brigid

Class of 1990 Giesen-White, DanielPerelberg, JustinAnonymous (1)

Class of 1991 Chow, Matthew & AprilHo, David & Wendy ChanJasper, Leigh & AndreaPhillpot, Robert & CleaPrice, Rohan & Marina

Class of 1992 Hunt, Sam & GeorginaKaragounis, Chris & Daniela

Class of 1993 McKay, Sam Miles, ChristopherWang, Yi Yuen & VickyAnonymous (2)

Class of 1994 Hyslop, John & KarinNorth, AndrewTeasdale, Anthony

Class of 1995 Armstrong, Lachlan & Rebekah

Class of 1996 Griffiths, BenMcDonald, Leonard

Class of 1997 Hosking, Simon

Class of 1998 Ryan David and Raquel

2001-2014 Kwong, Errol & Panrapee (2001)Hamilton, Douglas (2002)Johnston, James (2003)Porter, James (2003)Tudor, Ed (2003)Loh, Andrew (2004)McNeice, Rory (2004)Ryan, Joel (2004)Tan, Danny (2004)Vadhanasindhu, Vorapong (2004)Lim, Henry (2006)Rees, Tom (2006)Cooper, Peter (2007)McNeice, Ned (2007)McNeice, Casey (2007)Macmillan, Jamie (2009)Sandbach, Andrew (2009)Kemp, Charles (2010)Goodwin, Tom (2011)Han, Kevyn (2011)Hettige, Thushan (2011)Sim, Stuart (2011)Bowd, Christopher (2012)Ha, Jason (2012)Khoo, Toby (2012)Macmillan, Tim (2012)McDermott, Dom (2012)Wilson, William (2012)Richardson, Perrin (2014)Zhao, Kerry (2014)

Current Howcroft, LouisClass of 2016

Aberdeen, Paul & Nina ‘86Akaoui, Carmen & Hani Allen, Will & Monique Morris ‘83Almond, Peter & Carmel Andrianakos, Theo & Mandy Andrianopoulos, Christos &

Nicky Ang, Seong-Yong & Kirsten Angliss, Tom & Millie ‘89Armstrong, Lachlan &

Rebekah ‘95Ashley, Wade & Catherine Assender, David & Tanya Aziz, Rodney & Mariya Barber, James & Barbara

McKinnon ‘84Bates, Craig & Megan Bendschneider, Cameron &

Michelle Berenger, Pettifleur Bloom, Richard & Lisa ‘86Bloom, Richard & Lisa ‘86Bodon, Peter & Catherine ‘86Bowdern, Darren & Ann Brassington, Matthew & Penny Bromell, Simon & Katrina Brown, Matt & Jacqui Brown, John & Libby Buckley, Jonathan & Katie ‘83Buttery, Jim & Poranee Caine, Nick & Fiona Cameron, Hugh, Penny &

Family ‘80Cannon, Saul & Kate ‘89Cashin, Grant & Linda Castan, Richard & Sue Chadwick, Nigel & Sue Chalmers, Ross &

Daphne Sawlwin Chambers, Andrew & Genna ‘83Chan, Barry & Loretta Chan, Vincent & Hue Chan, Peter & Sheue-Ching Ooi Chan, Raymond & Phyllis Lau Chan, Yee & Ann Hoh Chang, Victor & Suzanne Siah Chen, Ben & Vivian Si Chen, Kaixu & Lin Wui Pang Chunilal, Sanjeev & Lata Clunies-Ross, Matthew &

Fiona ‘84Cole, Kevin & Candice Coutis, Peter & Elli

Cowan, Paul & Samantha Brown Cox, Andrew & Abigail ‘86Cox, Nicholas & Caroline ‘88Crawford, Andrew &

Anna Draffin ‘89Cross, Anthony &

Dominica Zentner Cussell, Sean Cutinelli, Pino & Danielle Dann, Jason & Fiona Darley, Mark & Wendy Davidson, Ben & Yolanda Davis, Adam & Hilary Davy, William & Jacinta Moore Demetriou, Andrew & Symone Devonshire, David & Debra Dick, Steve & Charlotte Dimitroulis, George & Penny Doan, Tony & Carmen Douglas, James & Julie ‘84Duke, Melinda & Chris El-Khoury, Steven & Carolyn Evans, Matthew & Kate ‘86Ferguson, Doug & Maya ’81Ferguson, Kate & Mark Fielding, Rod & Liz ‘83Findlay, Peter & Anna ‘89Finster, Richard & Fiona Fish, Roy & Justine ‘81Fletcher, Marcus & Lisa ‘84Forster, Penny Gall, David & Georgie Gin, Trevor & Phyllis Chua Goldie, Rupert & Samantha

Rancewicz ’86Gordon, Jeff & Ann-Maree Grabsch, Richard & Susie ’79Gration, Douglas & Tania Gray, Peter & Penny Gruner, John & Kirsti Stephens ‘82Hand, Rob & Abigail Hao, Kang & Joy Wan Haratsis, Paul & Anita Harle, Simon & Nicky Hassoun, Kal & Jien Kittikhoun He, Hong & Adam Hill, Ian & Michelle Ehrlich ‘67Ho, Ernest & Chloe Ho, James & Charissa ‘88Holuigue, Nick & Fiona

Richardson ‘89Hudson, John & Katie Hunt, Giles & Gill

Current Parents

2016 Donors

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Hutchinson, Rob & Rowena Morris

Jackson, David & Prue Ji, Dean & Mandy Li Jiang, Steven & Betty Johnson-King, Jeremy &

Monique Johnston, Ben & Ingrid ‘84Kabo, Konfir & Monica Lim Kang, Min & Christie Huang Kapouleas, Chris & Katerina Karagounis, Chris &

Daniela ‘92Karalapillai, Dharshi &

Anjali San Keating, Nathan & Nicky Kinariwala, Ambrish &

Seema Parikh Kluckow, Ian & Julie Kriesner, Peter & Karen Ho Kunaratnam, Ishan &

Cindi ‘82Kyriazis, Con & Maria Langley, Brett & Larissa ‘84Lee, Bryan & Jiali Lee, Kevin & Sara Lempriere, William &

Kristine ‘85Lennon, Anthony & Deborah Li, David & Angela Li, Douglas & Sue Ho Li, Quan & Ling Ling Zhang Lin, Wenson & Vivian Liu, Jeff & Stacey Nan Livadaras, Spiros & Georgina Loveridge, Richard &

Katrina ‘80Lupson, Peter Mailer, Scott & Kirsten Marro, Susanne McGregor, Simon & Julie

Debeljak ‘85McLeish, Stephen & Pip

Nicholson ‘80McLeish, David & Sue ‘83McNamara, Simon &

Georgina McPhee, Neil & Liliana

Jimenez Ayala Meng, Wenli & Hongbin Yin Merigan, Dick & Kim ‘78Miller, Tim & Edwina Pribyl

Miriklis, Savas & Marie McCredie

Miscamble, Charles & Lynnette

Mitchell, Ben & Susie Vertigan Montgomery, Scott &

Row ‘85Mosley, Hugh & Noirin ‘80Nadesapillai, Suba & Wiji Nash, Simon & Christine ‘86Nehme, David & Rita New, Kim & Angel Nguyen, Kim & Anh Nio, Paul & Lynn Ng O’Brien, Tom & Kate O’Nians, Richard &

Carolyn ‘88Ooi, Jason & Julie Chu Orloff, James &

Kirsten Macleod Oziemski, Peter & Chandra Pai, Charles & Ellen Pan, Jack & Helen Hou Pan, Frank & Mary Ma Pascoe, Andrew & Lisa ‘77Pathak, Neil Pawar, Manohar &

Jaya Hunagund Peacock, Ann Pillay, Prakash &

Catarina Ang ‘82Pitt, Anthony & Natalie Pitt Potter, Andrew & Susie Pratt, Ian & Emma ‘84Price, Rohan & Marina ‘91Price, Madeleine & Cameron Price, Daniel & Kim Woods Quinn, Brendan & Jane Evans Rabie, Steve & Tamara Rallis, Arthur & Sylvia Ramasamy, Dayalan &

Michelle Ramsay, Peter Rayner, Jenny Reddrop, Michael & Tina Richardson, Rod and

Racquel ‘87Richardson, Alastair &

Narelle Robinson, James &

Gabrielle Shore Roseby, Robert & Nicki

Levy ‘85

Ross, Malcolm & Kersten Ruddick, David & Caroline Rudolph, Suba & Navin Schilling, Steve & Jo Bayes Schilt, Hendrik &

Soulla Nicodimou Scott, Tom & Clare ‘81Searles, Mark & Sian Sellars-Jones, Richard &

Amanda ‘85Shearer, Tim & Christine ‘85Shen, Peter & Ke Tang Sheng, Bruce & Teresa Chen Siregar, Imam &

Sherly Zulkarnaen Smith, Adam ‘85Smith, Peter & Carol

Standford-Starr Solin, Peter & Melina Sparks, Paul &

Louise Murdoch Starkins, Anthony & Alicia Steele, Geoff & Anna ‘85Strong, Ros & Steven Sullivan, Peter &

Georgia Koumboulis Sutherland, Rohan &

Catherine ‘85Sutherland, Bruce &

Susanna King ‘85Sutherland, Andrew &

Sally ‘84Suttle, Andrew & Andy ‘89Swansson, Douglas &

Lisa Hew ‘88Symons, Tony & Charlie Tait, Andrew & Alison ‘84Tang, James & Maggie Tao, Tom & Helen Tarrant, Geoff & Nicole Calleja Teoh, Mark & Fiona Lee Thomas, Lance & Karen Tierney, Helen Toh, CS & Joanne Townsend, Paul & Cathy Tsourvakas, Tom & Paula Tu, Dor & Rachel Koh Turner, Luke & Nikita Upjohn, Ian & Sally ’84Vidor, Andrew & LJ Ryan ‘85Vrazas, John & Vickie Waddell, Andrew & Kim Wang, Yi Yuen & Vicky ‘93

Wang, David & Maggie Wang, Harry & Michelle Zheng Wang, Zhihao & Yujie Liu Wang, Yan Quan & Xiao Xia Lin Wang, Robert & Sue Song Wang, Edward & Lisa Fang Warner, Andrew & Emma ‘89Warwick, Leighton &

Brigid ‘89Wei, William & Ning Wang Wilkinson, Fraser &

Meghan ‘84Williams, Lynton & Lynette Winneke, Richard & Lisa ‘87Wood, Stuart & Sam ‘84Wooller, Greg & Trudi Wu, Peter Youmin &

Christina Lijun Young, Anthony & May Yu, Damita & Dylan Baker-Rice Zeigler, John & Lisa Zhang, Kelvin & Linda Qu Zhang, Ke & Yuqian Gu Zhuang, Vincent & Iris Zotov, Sam & Nadia Zotova Anonymous (11)

1858 Club Abbott, Jon & CherylBadger, AnnBarker, IvanBarton, Andrew & HelenBatty, Tom & LeeBest, James & Doris YoungBloom, Norman & PaulineBooth, AlisonBowd, Trevor & RoslynBowman, PhillipBradbeer, Graham & ChristineBriggs, RichardBrown, GeoffBruce, BarbaraBufe, Hans & SallyBurhala, Florin & TaniaBurke, Bill & BelindaBurns-Clark, TraceyCampbell, Terry & ChristineCampbell, EricaCampbell Edwards Trust, Carra, JenniferChai, Brian & Annie Lee

Chapple, ShirleyChen, CarolChernov Family Chi, Kee Ming & Jeanette KwokCourtis, Geoff & Nancy ‘66Cui, Wei & Zhang PeiruCumming, PennyDennis, Jim & JudyDeschepper, AdrianDick, David & Sandra Dickinson, MatthewDower, Ray & SueEdwards, JackFairbairn, LachieFerguson, Audrey & IanFrance, Zhi MinGardiyawasam, JayaGillies, Bob & JenniferGin, Douglas & SusanGough, Sally & StewartGunnersen, JennyHawkins, TomHe, Adam & HongHo, Hung-Tao & Kan

Hsiao-KuangHolding, Steve Howcroft, ElizabethHyde, KathyIreson, JohnJaeger, ChrisJamieson, Robert & LibbyJanko, George & Karen IngeJohns, JenniferKarklins, Peter & SusieKay, Michael & SallyKemp, Rod ‘63Kimber, KarenKnights, AnnLai, Wilson & Anita WongLamb, John ‘66Leaver, RosalieLeBrocque, Larry & ChrisLempriere, DianaLi, Michael & TianLi, Baojun & Jane YanLim, K Y & Jenine OngLim, Peter & Shirley ThongLinossier, MicheleLithgow, NormaLiu, Joe & Lisa LiLiu, StevenLove, RogerLu, Richard & Zoe Gu

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Lyons, DallasMarshall, Bec Mason, GuyMcGregor, Duncan & LizMcIlraith, David & SallyMcLaren, Rob ‘73McNamara, DianaMcPhee, Anthony & JessieMcRae, John & BeverleyMishura, PaulNeil, VickiNguyen, LinhNguyen, Nam & Hanh PhamNickson, John & WendyO’Beirne, David & RobynOld Scotch Collegians’

Association Old Scotch Football Club Ong, JanOrme, MaryPark, Tom & CathyParkinson, DeborahPeckham, GaryPerelberg, Harry & RitaPhilip, MeganPhillips, GrantPhillpot, Bill & GlenysPierri, Luigi & AnnaPowell, Stuart Proimos, George & EdaRayner, TimRichardson, Martin & LouiseRoach, JudyRoberts, HelenSciarretta, BillScotch College Library

Auxiliary Senior School Swap

ShopShaw, AdrienneShearer, Ben & CarolineSmith, Lindsay & CatherineSmith, MickSmith, RobSteventon, GeoffreyStewart, BobSunshine FoundationTan, Chien Wei & Ping Ping YeohThomas, Robert & RuthTissot, Martin & MargieViolet Norma Sanders

Trust

Wallace-Smith, David & Margaret

Williams, PriscillaWills, Stuart & AntoniaWilmot, FloraWilson, JohnYalari Foundation, Yan, Jingbo & Haitao YuZeng, Yi Gang & Bai Feng

ZhongAnonymous (6)

Externally Managed Trusts and Foundations

2016 Supporters

ABOVE: THE 2016 SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD

Australian Indigenous Education Foundation

Allan and Margaret Blackwell Foundation

Robert C Bulley Charitable TrustRae Burnett Farmer Collins

FoundationCampbell Edwards TrustK and C H Hume-Cook BursaryGerald Maling TrustColin and Geoffrey Rimmington

Scholarship FundViolet Norma Sanders TrustLionel and Yvonne Spencer TrustSunshine FoundationAlexander Wright Wales

Scholarship TrustYalari Foundation

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Foundation Members

Forbes Society

Trustee

Ayre, John & LouiseBoell, Graeme R ‘53†Cocking, Kelvyn M ‘38†Crow, Tom ‘50Drummond, Craig &

Bernadette ‘78Fraser Smith, Duncan ‘32†Gifford, K H QC ‘39†Gillespie, Roger OAM ‘69Gillespie, Lesley OAMGoode, Charles AC &

Cornelia ‘56Gronow, Euan & DebbyHarbig, R A P ‘35†Henderson, Peter ‘57Hilton-Wood, John † &

Wendy ‘41Holder, Ken † & Barbara ‘40Humble, JillJohnston, Christian &

Jinah ‘90Keon-Cohen, Colin OBE

CMG ‘25†Lai, Wilson & Anita WongLithgow, Bruce W † &

Norma ‘46Lithgow, D J AM ‘44†McLennan, Sir Ian

KCMG ‘27†Mendel, Dr Bernard ‘†Montgomery, R L ‘21†S Murdoch Family ‘57Neal, Campbell W ‘79Nilsen, O V A ‘26†Orton, Lloyd E A ‘35†Old Scotch Collegians’

AssociationPalmer, Tony ‘54Patterson, J A ‘23†Pratt, Richard AC † &

Jeanne ACRamsay, Sir Thomas

CMG ‘24†Randall, Brian and Annie † ‘51The Estate of L I Roach

AO ‘43†Robertson, Struan ‘16†Robinson, Lionel G ‘1881†Roddick, A W ‘26†Shaw, Mrs F L †Spencer, L R V ‘15†Stillwell, Bib OAM ‘46†Stirling, Alfred ‘18†

Vaccari, Franco & RosalieWall, John M OAM ‘41†Yu, DavidYu, Davis 2007Yu, DominiqueZeidler, Lady†Anonymous (1) †Anonymous (1)

Abercrombie, Andrew J ‘72Addison, Mrs M BAndrews, S D ‘63Andrews, BettieAndrews, K S ‘40†Andrianakos, Theo & Mandy Andrianopoulos, Christos

& NickyArmstrong, Martin & ToniBaevski Family ‘68Balderstone, Sir James

AC ‘39Bardas, David ‘54Barker, RossBarton, Andrew & HelenBatkin, John † & Monika ‘68Beattie, James H ‘52Beaurepaire, Donald &

Gillian ‘64Beaurepaire, Ian F ‘40†Bell Charitable Trust Bellair, Peg †Bellair, John ‘27†Bernardo FamilyBradfield, Ross & Alix ‘52Brand, J J & P R ‘51Brand, Paul R ‘57Brash, G M AM ‘46†Buckley Family ‘54Burns-Clark, TraceyCallahan, Dr Christopher

M ‘76Cameron, Donald J G ‘44Cameron, W S T A Campbell Family Carson, G M ‘47†Casey, Clinton & LeslieCattermole FamilyChandler, John† & DeborahCh’ng, Dr Kar Hong & Dr SiewCochrane, Assoc Prof Andrew

AM ‘72Cohen, Andy ‘84

Collins, Rae B F ‘36Cooper, Jocelyn ‘†Cooper, Peter ‘43†Coveney, Donald & JoanCramond, David † & Bronwyn Craven, John & Margaret ‘69Crawford, David A AO ‘61Crocker, C G ‘48†Cruickshank, Andrew &

Kim ‘71Curnow, R C ‘48†Curry, Rev Dr Norman G AM ‘†Malcolm Davidson

FamilyDi Donato Family ‘77Douglas, James & Julie ‘84Disher, H Clive †David Earle Family ‘72Eastoe, John and SallyCampbell Edwards TrustEdwards, SusanElliott, BettyFareed, A FFarrell, GreigForrest, William J AM ‘62Fox, Andrew & Family ‘79Fox, Lindsay AC & PaulaFraser, David OAM†Major-General Garde,

Greg AO RFD QC & Chris ‘66Gibson, J S ‘28†Gin, Assoc Professor & Mrs

SusanGlenn, Sir Archibald OBE ‘29†Goldman Sachs GivesGriffin, Peter & LesleyHand, Rob & AbigailHarbig, Richard & Christine ‘61The Heine Family ‘67Hicks, IanEhrlich, Ian Hill & Michelle ‘67Hogg, Tom F ‘43Hubay, Gabor & RoniHume, David H OAM ‘41Inge, Peter & PennyIngham, Peter & Elizabeth ‘62James, Tim & SueJamieson, Ian A ‘48†Johnson-King, Jeremy &

MoniqueJohnson, Dick ‘37†Johnston, Campbell &

Caroline ‘67

Campbell Johnston Family ‘29†

Joyce, Peter, Barb & Family ‘56Kabo, Konfir & Monica LimKay, Michael & SallyKeck, Scott & Anne † ‘69Kimberley, G C ‘59King-Smith, Eric ‘42Kirby FamilyKnight, Mr & Mrs J BKollosche, J F ‘56Kornfeld, LucyKornfeld, H†Krongold, DinahKrongold, Dr Henry CBE AM †Leach, D R & M ALedger, L H MBE ‘25†Lee Family, (Cyril, Lily, Victor

& Vincent)Lempriere, William &

Kristine ‘85Li, Jian & Ning MaLithgow, Peter W ‘76Lithgow, D J ‘44†Logan, J F ‘45†Lording Family ‘63Lucas, Geremy & NickieMactier, Ross & Victoria † ‘57Magennis Family ‘68Mah FamilyMai, Bo LiangMandie, David AM OBE † &

Tom & Evelyn DanosMarash, DanielMcAllester, Jim ‘36†McComas, Wendy FMcComas, Campbell AM

‘69†McIlwraith, J T ‘40McKenzie, Derek ‘33†McQueen, K ‘43†Meadows, P M & Cross, P

A ‘73Mellor, M AMiddleton FamilyMorandini, Frank & Maggie ‘Moyes, Don ‘50Sir Laurence MacDonald

Muir & Family ‘42†Myer, Andrew ‘79Myer, Ken ‘†Naito, Kaz & Cate ‘89O’Brien, Tom & Kate

Old Scotch Collegians’ Cardinal Club

Old Scotch Collegians’ N E Branch

The Paltoglou FamilyPan, Mr & Mrs C JPang, Barry & AnneParisi, P G A & C ‘76Paterson, John & AnniePaton, Geoffrey F ‘57Paton, Hugh & Elizabeth ‘56Paton, Maxwell S &

Family ‘26†Payne, Glenis MPenington, Emeritus Prof

David AC ‘47Prowse, Robert & Elizabeth ‘62Quirk FamilyRamsay, Lady †Randall, James & Robyn ‘82Randall FamilyIan Rehfisch Family ‘62Reid, John AO ‘47John T Reid Charitable

TrustsRichardson, Martin & LouiseNeil Roberts FamilyThe Michael Robinson

Family ‘55Roche, DenisRyan, Adam & YokoScarborough, Mrs J M†Scholes, Mrs J B†Scholes, J F M ‘38†Scovell, Alex ‘29†Senior School Swap

ShopShaw, Jim & June ‘41†Sheng, Bruce & TeresaShergold, John P ‘57Sides, William L ‘63Sim, Michael & Ursula ‘78Simpson, John & Cathy ‘75Sloan, Alex & Karen Wood ‘71Sloan, Mrs L E GSloane, Jan & DebraSmalley, Darryl ‘57Smith, James & MicheleSpargo, Stephen & JillStarkins, Anthony & AliciaStasiuk, Ron & Rita Stern,

Kurt ‘45†Stewardson, Dr B R ‘54†

The following are members of the Scotch College Foundation:† = Deceased

32

Foundation Members

Fellow

Bob Stewart FamilyStillwell, Nicholas ‘85Stillwell, Christopher ‘73Stillwell, Michael & Woinarski-

Stillwell, Jillian ‘68Stillwell, Robert A ‘71Stillwell, GillianStops, Geoff & WendyStrang, Rob & Anne ‘64Strang, John F R † &

Alison ‘58Sunshine FoundationSymons, Dr H S ‘51†Tan, Christopher & CynthiaTan, Chien Wei & Ping Ping Yeoh The Sidney Myer FundTing, MatthewTingate, C L ‘17†Tsui, William & LouisaTuckfield, Michael &

Paula ‘73Vaccari, CarloVaccari, Mrs Elda†Valmorbida, Saverio & Blaanvan den Broek, Peter &

Ryan, JackieWang, Edward & Lisa FangWang, Harry & Michelle ZhengWang, William & JulieWarner, John & Trish† ‘49Wenzel, A Bruce ‘28†Don Werner & Family ‘61†Wicking, John O AM ‘33†Wong, E P & Elizabeth ‘65Frank & Betty Wood

Family ‘46†Yates, Peter & SusanYouren, Colin George ‘56Yu, DamitaYu, Bu LianZeigler, John & LisaAnonymous (3)

Albury, Gilbert W ‘61Armstrong, Lachlan &

Rebekah ‘95Balderstone, P J & E M ‘54Bartlett, JohnBarton, James ‘03Batty, Tom & LeeBell, A ‘63

Bell, Colin ‘58Bellair, David ‘60Boykett, John K H ‘48Brain, Terry ‘56Buckley, Jonathan & Katie ‘83Bulley, Bob ‘41Cann, I N ‘46Chan, Patrick & Hui CheahCheetham, Barry & JoanneChi, MichaelChristensen, K McM ‘31†Christian, Mrs F U ‘†Chuck, A K ‘69Coates, A A A ‘55Congleton, Ross &

Rosemary ‘76Cooper, Craig & Astrida ‘74Cossar, B D ‘55†Cossar, N C ‘25†Curnow, Charles Rodney ‘77Darvall, A W Le P ‘58Derham, J T ‘56Dick, David & SandraDobson Family ‘67Dunn, A A †Dunne, Paul & Williamson, SueElliott, RossField, Ken †Findlay, Peter & Anna ‘89Alex Forrest Family ‘59Fraser, Graeme & Pam ‘50Gallery, Brian & MariaGan Family Gibson, John & Suzannah ‘64Gough, Stewart & SallyGove, C N ‘39†Harkness, Andrew J L ‘63Hawthorne, S G ‘23†Healy, Peter & DianeHenderson, John ‘90Ho, James & Charissa ‘88Ho, Mark ‘82David Hornidge Family

‘57Hume, Ken & Ann ‘56Ingram, H R ‘27†Jackson, GayeJackson, Keith ‘†George Janko & Karen IngeJasper, Leigh ‘91Jasper, Ken AM ‘55Jatkar, Suhas V

Johns, Dr Jennifer & Johns, Nicholas

Jonas, T A ‘62Kay Family ‘73Kemp, David & Anne Marie ‘59Kimberly, Roger D ‘62Knight, Toby & SarahKyriazis, Con & MariaLaw, Ian & Bunty ‘55Lawry, G S ‘37†Leeds, Geoff & AnneLeung, Pak & FamilyLiao FamilyLing, Jonathan & Di ‘71Long, Ian & Margaret ‘58Luth, C N ‘54Mabin, Richard ‘64Macdonald FamilyMacGregor, D S ‘34†MacNab, Tony ‘61†Helen Macpherson

Smith TrustManson, Ian & Thea ‘51Marshall, PamMarshall, Bill ‘58†Martin, Ollie † & FamilyMarvin, Jeffrey & AnnabelleMcKay Family ‘61Melnikoff, A EMenzies, Graham ‘47The Mezzetti FamilyMiller, Andrew, Jean &

Family ‘59Muntz, Mrs JMuntz, J ‘51†Murdoch, Dame Elisabeth†Murdoch, Ashley & Nicci

Green ‘82Naphtali Family ‘65Neate, D WNelson, R E ‘57Ogilvy, Alex W ‘43†Ong, Kok ThaiOrloff FamilyPenfold, Campbell &

Christine ‘58H Perelberg FamilyPhillpot, Robert ‘91Phillpot, Bill OAM &

Glenys OAMPillay, Dr Prakash & Ang,

Dr Catarina ‘82Polk, E W

Polk, R B †Powell, Denis WPrentice, R S ‘30†Pullar, Philip & Wendy ‘57Ravida, Don & LucyRichardson, H L ‘35†Richardson, Rodney &

Racquel ‘87Riddell, R James ‘29†Ride, John S ‘44†Roach, A Neil ‘48†Robinson, Will ‘89Robinson, Ed ‘93Robinson, Charles ‘86Robinson, Lance ‘24†Santini, Mark &

Karyn Matotek ‘79Scott, Ken & Anne ‘48Seward, W ‘58Shilton, A L†Shrimpton, Mrs M F ‘†Skepper, J L Slade, Geoff WSmith, Peter & Carol

Standford-StarrStewardson, Mrs E M H †Stone, Ron & JenniStudio Craft Picture

FramersSyme, J H ‘59Lindsay Tallent† &

Family ‘43Tan, Frank & Ada WuTan, Loy JinTao, Tom & HelenTarrant, Geoff & Nicole CallejaTaylor, David & GaiThe Russell and Mary

Foreman Charitable Trust

Thomas, Dr RobertTrembath, Peter & JaneTuckwell, Graham & LouiseWard, John M ‘32†Wenzel, Tony ‘55Wenzel, P B ‘60Weyhausen, ErnstWhelan, Robert & MicheleWickens, Claire†Williams, Lloyd JWills, Stuart & AntoniaWilson, Andrew & Ailsa ‘78Wilson, R & D ‘47

Worcester, Peter Alan ‘71Wright Family ‘69Wu, ZhengD Louey Young FamilyZeidler, Sir David AC CBE ‘35†

Aberdeen, Paul & Nina ‘86Aberdeen, John Douglas ‘46Adam, David & Catherine ‘91The Allen Family (Joey,

William, Mackenzie) ‘83Almond, Peter & CarmelAmery FamilyAnanijevski, Greg & MareAng, Philip†Angliss, Peter & SueApple Computer Co

Aust Pty LtdAshton, David & Micky ‘65Ashton, Peter M ‘67Aujard, Rohan, Bradley &

Brice ‘85Aurel-Smith, CamAziz, Rodney & MariyaBalderstone, Richard &

Sophie ‘76Baldy, Lindsay J ‘30†David Barber FamilyBarker, S E & M LBarnett, G R ‘64Barnett, Harvey ‘†Batty, Alister C ‘24†Bean, A V D ‘26†Beckett, AlanBeckwith, Stuart A ‘68Bennetts, John ‘80Best, Prof James & Young,

Prof DorisBillings, Graeme & LetitiaBisley, Mr & Mrs WBlair, Tony & Barbara ‘53Blandy, C W D & B NBloom, NormanBloom, BarryBloom Family ‘86Blythe, B S & H MBodon, Peter & Catherine ‘86Bodsworth, P ABodsworth, C W†Bong FamilyBothroyd, John S ‘20†

Senior Fellow

The following are members of the Scotch College Foundation:† = Deceased

33

Bowden Family ‘46Boykett, Dr M ‘73Breese, Ken & JennyBroadfoot, Eric C ‘26†Brooke, Dr Geoff & Robyn ‘73Brooker, D L†Brown, Howard M ‘62Brown, Gary & SallyBrownell, D J ‘62Brydon, D J ‘46Bufe, HansCartwright, D & MCastan, Richard & SueChambers, John & LoreenChan, Patrick ‘83Chan, Adrian ‘00Chan, Kok EngChan, Barry & LorettaChan, Benjamin & CeciliaChan, Raymond & Phyllis LauChernov FamilyCheung, Wing Kin & Kwok,

Esther Y WChoiselat, Paul GerardChopra, Dr PremChoy, Dr Colin & FamilyChung, Dr & Mrs BenedictClayton Family ‘54Clifford FamilyCohen, Sir Edward ‘30†Collingwood Family ‘59Consett, C W Cook Family ‘47Cook, ClaudiaCooke, David ‘45Cooper, Peter A B 2007Crittenden, Gavin ‘68Dallalana, Richard & JenniferDalziel, Rod & MarieDanos, Andrew N M ‘2002Danos, Matthew J M ‘2006Davison, Jon, Charles, JamesDeague, DavidDerham, Mark & Amanda ‘67Devlin, Graeme & CarolyneThe Gordon Donaldson

FamilyDonaldson, L K ‘67Dunlop, Alexander &

Amanda ‘64†Lady Durrant AM †Dwyer, G & SEbell, John ‘25†

Eddy, Douglas J & Helen ‘49Elgin-Stuczynski, REngland, Bob & Joan ‘38†Esnouf, Dr Stuart ‘72Fang, Feijun & XiuhongFaragher, Mark & ChristineFayman FamilyFekete, Peter & ElizabethFindlay, Max & Jeanette ‘64Finkelstein, R AFleming, A P

CBE OBE (mil) ‘29†Forrest, G J R ‘63Foubister, M John ‘55Fowles FamilyFrame, Jim & Jill ‘69Fraser, D J & VFraser, Rev Alec OBE†Fraser-Smith, I D ‘64Fraser-Smith, D G ‘57Freeman, Jack, Aviva & Family Georgiou, EGoldsmith, Gary & GabrielleGraham, David & Wendy ‘68Grau, W M ‘53Gray, MalcolmGray, W CGriffith, Rosemary A CHaines FamilyHamer, RichardHamilton, Will & Taff ‘80Hardeman, Stuart & BarbaraHarding, John & RoslynHardy-Smith, Peter ‘48Harkness, Philip &

Rosemary ‘74Hart-Smith, Neil & Anne ‘60Haslam, C OHatty, Jock ‘52†Heaton Family ‘65Henkell, Hans & PetraHerron, Ross & DawnHildebrandt, Peter & LynnHilliard, John & Family ‘34Hilliard, Philip ‘67Ho, Dennis ‘96Ho, David ‘91Hookey, StephenHopkins, John K ‘49Hudson FamilyHughes, Christopher &

Susan ‘71Hume, David J ‘59

Hume-Cook, James†Hunt, R V M & S R†Hunt, Sam & Georgina ‘92Hunt, Giles & GillNajee Imam FamilyInge, Zig & HelenIngham, John & Vicky ‘69Ingham, Mrs J WIngham, G N ‘34†Jacob, AshokChristopher James

Family ‘59Jeremy James Family ‘69James, Kenneth A ‘†Jamieson, Leigh GJohn Jefferson FamilyJiang, StevenJimenez FamilyJohnson, Michael &

Margaret ‘71Kaiser, Ben J ‘90Kaminsky, JohnKao, Mr & Mrs S JKaya, Oljay & OzzieKeating, Peter & WendyKennett, Ken M G ‘39†Kerr, Robert D OAM ‘46King, Jeremy & LynKittikhoun, Jien & Kal

HassounKo, Jimmy & DorothyKoh, Andrew & PerlaKuo FamilyJ R Lacey Family ‘53Lam, KennethLawrence, Shaun & LizLee, Victor ‘82Legge, Chris & Alison ‘74Li, Douglas & SueLi, Baojun & Jane YanLiew, Christopher & BettyLim, Tian HoongAndrew Lin FamilyLindsay, David & Sally ‘69Little, C†Liu, JonathanLo, Susan S OLogie-Smith, R G ‘60Loh, Brian Wing-Zhi ‘99Loh, Andrew W Q ‘2004Loh, Peter & LeanneLongmuir, R O & I G ‘45

† ‘55

Lord, Peter R ‘46MacFarlane, J L & C H ‘62Macleish, D G ‘46†Macmillan, D R T†Macrae, Professor Finlay ‘66Marshall, John & CareyMcBain, Timothy ‘80McCall, G A ‘56McGregor, Leigh K ‘55H V McKay Charitable

TrustMcLaren, Rob ‘73McLean, George ‘43McOmish Family ‘55McOmish, Ross ‘66McPhee, Anthony & JessieMcPherson, Duncan &

AmandaMcQueen, Andrew & PamMeares, Robert ‘64Meares, Mrs A E †Melville, H J ‘42Miles, David AM & JudyMillar, H S ‘48Mitchell, C ‘72Molyneux, A F Moore, P J ‘57R D Moore Family ‘50Moore, PeterMorris, Ralph & Yvonne ‘52Mosley, Hugh & NoirinMui, Simon & FamilyMunckton, Michael71Myer, Mrs Prudence†Nairn, Kathleen†Negri, Justin &

Simonne Neil ‘84Neil, Rob & Vicki†New, Kim & AngelNguyen, Trung & Tina Nichols, C R CMG OBE ‘26†Nicol, J G ‘66Nixon, N V ‘26†Noordin, M YOrme, Barrie J M ‘50†Old Scotch Collegians’

Tennis ClubO’Sullivan, J GOziemski, Peter & Chandra Pappas, Nick & MarinaPai, Charles & EllenPan, Jack & Helen Hou

Pedersen, John S and McLean, Catriona F

Perry, R G ‘15†Pirie FamilyPlayfoot FamilyPrice, Daniel & Kim WoodsPrice, Rohan &

Marina Malcolm ‘91Purton, W W ‘71Rees, Richard ‘68Reeves, John & Judith ‘76Reid, Allan ‘58Richards, John C ‘50†Robson, Jim & AnnitaRobson, A M Rodd, M J ‘65Roddick, John E ‘69Rogers, N K Rose, Malcolm ‘62Roseby, Robert ‘85Rowe, B C ‘41Sale, Faye Sartain, Charlie & Heather ‘78Savage, Ian & BevScambler, H McE ‘26†Scotch Family

AssociationScott, Peter A ‘73Scott, Andrew & FamilyScott, JoScouller, E G ‘35†Sellars-Jones, Graham ‘53Sharma, Dia Ram & SumitaShaw, Mrs AdrienneShearer, Ben & CarolineShearer, Tim & Christine ‘85Sherrington, J H ‘29†Sigley, Ernie W & GlenysSimm, R J & JSimmie, Roy ‘37†Simpson, R G ‘37†Smorgon Family

Charitable Foundation Speed, G E ‘59Squires, Colin BruceSteele, Tony ‘59Stern, Werner & Pamela ‘50Stewart-Hesketh FamilyStott, John A ‘49†Strathmore, Neil &

Margot DaveyStrutt, S Ward ‘31†Su, Charles & Lo, Emily ‘82

34

Foundation Members

Sutherland, B ‘48Swan, Peter & Bronwyn ‘72Syme, D Y ‘63Symon, Richard ‘73Tadgell, Hamish ‘85Tai, Richard & Law, AdaAndrew Tait Family ‘84Tallent, S H ‘14†Tang, Howard & FidellaTargett, Stephen & VeraTaylor, G R & J G ‘60Taylor, Keith & Nancy ‘34†Teoh, Mark & Fiona LeeTham, Stephen & Sui-ChingThomas, Col Vergis & MariamTilsley, Jonathon ‘2000Tilsley, Oliver ‘2002Tilsley, Francis & JennyTindale, Richard ‘54Tingate, John B ‘43Toh, CS & Joanne LimTolstrup, David C ‘66Tomlinson, G A & S MTsang, H K & Y STse, Paul & Choy, AliceUpjohn, Ian & Sally ‘84Vellios, Christopher & AnnetteViolet Norma Sanders

TrustWaddell FamilyWade, R A W OAM ‘49Wallace-Smith, Andrew &

Patty ‘72Walpole, Andrew & MarieWang, Enooh & Yu, RosemaryWarwick, Leighton &

Brigid ‘89Watkinson, Alan RedmayneWatson, Spencer &

Lorraine ‘40Watson, Colin & YvonneWeston, Paul ‘61Wilson, Hugh & Noelene ‘65Winneke, M ‘53†Wishart, Jack & Peggy ‘28†Wood, Stuart & Sam ‘84Wormald, Nick & JoWorth, David & HelenYan, VZelcer, Pam & AntonZhang, Xin & Linda QuZimmet, Prof & Mrs PaulAnonymous (9)

Abbott, Jon & CherylAchurch, Michael & Helen†Ackroyd FamilyAdams, Robert, Ann & Family

‘76Adams, Peter P ‘55Adams, Peter & Wiwiek† ‘65Adams, Kevin & Rifai-Adams,

Anna Adams, H W Addison, Peter, Sarndi &

Family ‘64Addison, M B ‘34†Ahfat, CharlesAitchison, D W ‘46Aitken, James Munro ‘62Aitkenhead, Wilfred James

‘26†Akaoui, Hani & CarmenAlateras, Bill & VickiAlbrecht, K E A †Alexander, P K Alexander, Andrew J Allard, Peter & Adèle ‘55Allison, Clive & Catherine† Anandaganeshan, Ananda

& Shiva Anderson, T G ‘60Anderson, T ‘25†Andrews, Gareth & Susan Ang, Seong-Yong & Kirsten

Gordon Angell, D & H Angliss, Tom & Millie ‘89Armstrong, Bruce & Denise Appleton, Rohan & Niki ‘84Ashworth, Paul & Marnie Atkinson, M S Auld, Justin ‘87Azzopardi, John & Georgina A G Bailey Family †Baker, W J ‘35†Balazs, Michael & Kaye R Ballandry Fund Barber, James & Barbara

McKinnon ‘84Barnaby, J G L ‘58†Barnaby, J W ‘22†Barnes, Russell, Heather &

Family Barnett, J S ԠBarr, W H John AM & Family

Bartnik, Z T Barton, Ian ‘61Batchelor, John & Georgina

Woods ‘92Bates, Craig & Megan Batrouney, Clive M Batrouney, Noel & Belinda Battlay, P & S Baxter, Bill ‘64Bayston, Brian & Helen ‘48Beaumont, F G A Beaurepaire, James F ‘98Beaurepaire, Edward L ‘02Beaurepaire, Nicholas J ‘02Beaurepaire, Thomas E ‘03Beeny, Chris & Merrilyn Begley, Ross & Nicole Bell, Peter & Barbara Bell, Ned & Alison ‘91Bell, David † & Wendy Bendschneider, Cameron

& MichelleBerenger, Pettifleur Bernard, Mark † & Sarah Berriman, R L (Peter) ‘27†Berry, H W ‘50†Bethell, Ken ‘37Bethune, Robert & Louise ‘72Bevz Family Beyer, P M ‘46†Biggs, David & Kemp, Liane Biggins, Richard & Kim Bird, R G & C Blanch, Barbara †Blanch, J A ‘36†Blenkiron, H C ‘24†Blood/Malon Family Boag, P G ‘62Bobeff, Anne Boell, Bruce ‘54Bond, Philip & Jenny Bornstein, Professor J †Borya, A S Bowdern, Darren & Ann Bowman, Mark & Gayle ‘75Boyd, Robert L J Boykett, Peter ‘53Bradley, Les Bradshaw, F M ‘27†Braid, Ian C ‘60Brahe, David Brassington Family

Broadbent, Winston Franklin & Nanette Maree

Brooks, Nicholas & Ron Brooks, Mark & Suzie ‘79Brooks, Peter Brown, Bruce ‘60Brown, Campbell McGregor

‘01Brown, John G ‘58Brown, Matt & Jacqui Brown, Ronald Bruce Brown, Mrs Ray †Brown, John & Libby Bruce, Barbara Bubb, Stephen ‘76Buchanan, Robert &

Alannah ‘64Bunyan, R E AM Bunyan, P J ‘†Burke, Bill & Belinda Burnet, David ‘44Burns Family Burrill, Hugh & Flower, Meridee Burrows, Rick ‘77Burt, Dr Kevin J ‘56Buscombe, Stuart † &

Rebecca ‘91Butterfield, L J H Buttery, Jim & Poranee Cade, John & Lynne Cain, Michael &

Kiely-Cain, Helen Caine, Nick & Fiona Calvert-Jones, John & Janet Cameron, James S ‘85Cameron, Hugh, Penny &

Family ‘80Campbell, Colin F ‘49Campbell, Ross M ‘58Campbell, A & S Campbell, Colin ‘62 &

Malcolm ‘61 Garry Campbell Family Campbell, J Aitchison ‘42†Cannon, Saul ‘89Care, Vic & Dianne Carey, J ‘39†Carlisle, Ian R Carr, Dorothy Carr, John ‘48†Cashin, Grant & Linda Cathie, Neil & Joanne Cato, Alexander

Cawse, D K & M P Ceber, Dr Simon Chadwick, Nigel & Sue Chambers, Andrew & Family Chan, Kwing-Tong ‘62Chan, George & Jeannie Chan, Kok Wai Chan, Allan & Rebecca Chan, Robert & Josephine Chan, Vincent & Hue Chan, Peter & Sheue-Ching Ooi Chan, Yee & Ann Hoh Chandler, John & Suzy Chandran, Drs N & C &

Family Chang Dr Victor & Mrs

Suzanne Siah Chapman, Peter & Dianne Chen, Carol Chen, Ben & Wei Si Cheng, Joseph & Catherine Cheng, Dr Raymond Cheng, Michael & Family Chi, Kee Ming & Jeanette Chi Chi, Man Chan Chin, Dr George C K Chin, Sonny & Diana Chong, Choon Nean & Sue Lye Chow, Matthew ‘91Chow, John & Helena Chu, Stephen & Philomena Chung, Andrew & Amy Chung, Peter Chung, Isabelle†J R Clark Family ‘66Cockburn, Peter I ‘48Cohen, R ‘58Sheldon Cohen Family Colclough, P S & Family ‘36†Collyer, Lindsay†Colman, Philip & Caroline ‘67Colman, G W†Colman Family Colvin, Sylvia Colvin, Dr & Mrs J L†Connell, Denis Constable, John & Dalene Coombs, Amanda Cooper, Mary Cooper, I A †Cooper, Brian & Paula Flynn Copeland, Ross & Gina Cormack, G F

Associate Fellow

The following are members of the Scotch College Foundation:† = Deceased

35

Cornell, Miss N M†Cornell, Ian G ‘71Cornell, Professor James ‘22†Corr, Basil ‘47†Costello, B Cottew, Timothy S C Coveney, Allan & Joan Cowie, R W Cox, Andrew & Abby ‘86Cox, Nicholas & Caroline ‘88Cracknell, N Crawford, B A Cripps, David W Crisp, B C Critchley, Ian & Jennifer Crook, Peter & Janet Cross, Anthony & Dominica

Zentner Crow, Rev Archie ‘38†Crozier, R R Crozier-Durham, Andrew

& Marie Cruickshanks, Ross & Kathy Cullen, R B Curtis Family Cussell, Sean & Melissa Cuthbertson, A M ‘47Daggian, Joseph & Kathy Darley, Mark & Wendy Davenport, D J & G K Davey, Colin P ‘44†Davidson, Ben & Yolanda Davies, Chris & Janet Davies, John & Jenny Davis, Keith Davis, Adam & Hilary Dawkins, John & June Dawson Family Day, Gary S ‘53†Day, N C ‘56Demetriou, Andrew &

Symone De Ravin, John T ‘48†De Ravin, John W ‘74De Rooy, Peter & Debra

Meese Derham, H A ‘53Deschepper, Adrian &

Michelle Deutsche Bank AG Devonshire, David & Debra Devries Family Dhupelia, Umeshkumar

Dick, Steve & Charlotte Dickinson, Gordon & Family

‘74Dimitroulis, George & Penny Doan, Tony & Carmen Dobsons Pty Ltd Docker, Hugh & Jo ‘73Doherty, Ron & Joy Doig, Lester & Sally ‘69Don, K R McK ‘44Dougall, W R ‘26†Douglas, H S Downing, Geoff & Libby Druitt, Craig & Karen ‘74Drumm, Dominic & Janelle Du, Derek & Elsa Duggal, G S Dunhill, Michael & Anita Duthie Family Dyer, David & Robyn Eager, Richard & Gabrielle ‘68Earle Family ‘44Earle Family ‘51Easton, Jonathan & Sharon Eaves, Robert & Alison Edelsten, Charles & Maxine Edmunds, Leslie & Judy Edney, Ian & Melinda Edwards, Max ‘64Eggleston Family ‘47†Elder, James & Katherine ‘75Eldridge, Jim & Jenny ‘52Ellis, Greg & Meryl Emmerson, Keith & Merle England, Peter & Charlotte ‘70Estes, John & Susan Eustace Family Eva, Michael R ‘63†Evans, Ian L ‘62Evans, Frank S ‘51Evans, Alan B Evans, Dr James†Evans, Dr Matthew C ‘86Everett, Mathew & Penelope Eves Family Fairley, Andrew E J ‘67Fairservice Family ‘61Farmer, Assoc Prof Michael &

Dr Edwina Montgomery Farrow, G J ‘46Favaloro, Michael J ‘52Fay, P W ‘43Fenner, Robin† & Anne

Ferguson, Doug & Maya ‘81Fewster, G H ‘48†Fielding, Rod & Liz ‘83Fingleton, Clive & Anne Finlay, Russell CharlesFinster, Richard & Fiona Fish, Norman F Fisher, C M Fletcher, J B†Fletcher, Marcus & Lisa ‘84Flowers, J G†Foote, Andrew & Sarah Forsyth, John ‘55Francis, David Franklyn-Miller, Andrew &

Shannon Frederick Family Frew, Max V ‘37†Fuller, J A ‘47Fullerton, John R Fung, Herbert Furze, A S ‘52†Galbraith, John S ‘46†Gall, David & Georgie Gamble, Peter & Family ‘60Gamble, J E ‘20†Gardner, Michael ‘69Gaylard, Peter & Pam Gertis, Wolfgang & Lena Gibbs, B A ‘54Gibson, J W ‘43†Gill Family Gillies, R Anthony Girgis Family Glaun, B P Glen, Bill OAM ‘36†Glenning, Dr P P ‘50Glenny Family Goldberg, G D M ‘54Goldberg, H James ‘57Goldberg, Alan H ‘57Goldie, Rupert & Samantha

Rancewicz ‘86Goles, Harry & Sally Goodey, Stephen & Jennifer Goodfellow, Alan & Pam ‘64Gosper, Dean & Liz ‘75Goudie, Lex ‘35†Gould, W Ron ‘50Goulopoulos, Andrew &

Jenny GPS Foundation Trust

Fund

Grabsch, Richard & Susie ‘79Grant, Bob & Judy ‘53†Grasyan, M & S Gration, Douglas & Tania Gray, Raymond Greco, Martin & Natalie Green, A David M ‘52Green, John M ‘54†Greenaway Family Greig, Harry D ‘21†Griffin, Neil ‘79Griffiths, J Griffiths, John G ‘46†Grover, Stephen & Jane Grubb, Norma OAM Gruner, John & Kirsti Stephens

‘82P H Hall Family Hallenstein, Hal ‘64Halliday, Ian & Jane ‘62Ham, Frank J ‘49Hammond, Peter &

Connie ‘73Hampton, Christopher &

Karen Hanfeld Family Hansen, Max ‘50Hao, Kang & Joy Wan Haratsis, Paul & Anita Harkness, James &

Jacqueline ‘68The Harle Family Harper, W Peter Harris, D McD ‘57Harris, Graham McD ‘55Harris, I G ‘50Hart, John A L†Hartnett, Rob & Leisa ‘81Hatty, A Rex ‘55Hatty, Margaret Hawdon Family ‘52Hawthorne, Peter ‘Gus’ &

Jo ‘54Hay, Greville Hayman, Peter J H ‘73He, Ye Lian Headberry, Michael & Anna Healey, Colin O OBE &

Margaret†Heath, G J ‘58Heath Family Hedinger, CharlesHehir, G

Hennessy, Oliver & Patricia Henry, F Hibberd, Adrian ‘64Hick Timbers Hill, B A Hill Family Hillier, Alistair M J ‘65Hinrichsen, K W ‘41†Ho, D D & P Ho, Mr & Mrs S W Ho, Ernest & Chloe Ho, Karen & Peter Kriesner Hoffmann, Peter Holdaway, Patricia A Holland, Chris & Caroline

Brand Holmes, Andrew ‘61Hooley, A J†Hope, Greg & Carolyn Hore, Alan L ‘55Hosking, R L Houlihan, Elizabeth Howard, Pat & Doug†Howcroft, Elizabeth Hoyle, Trevor & Jane Hrdlicka, Jayne & Jason

Gaudin Hua, Harry & Anh Hua, Andrew S P Huang, Johnson & Echo Hudson, John & Katie Humphries, R H ‘66Hunter, Sarah & Tyler Hunwick, Robert E Husband, R A †Hyams, C H ‘60†Hyams, L A ‘41Hyams, L A ‘44†Hyett, Anthony ‘81Hyslop, John & Karin ‘94Irving, E A K Ischia Family Jackson, David & PrueJackson Lane Pty LtdJaeger, Chris Jakubowicz, Igor &

Renata ‘75Jamieson, A C ‘63Jamieson, Rob & Libby Jando, Stephen & Dianne Jarman, David & Jennifer Jeffreys, John & Suzan ‘69Jesse Family

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Foundation Members

Ji, Tony & Helen Chen Ji, Dean & Mandy Li Johns Family Johnston, Jill & Family Johnston, Tony †Johnston, Ben & Ingrid ‘84Jonas, John & Julie Jonas, M A ‘34†Jones, Irvine Joseph, Andrew H ‘62Kaiser, Ben J ‘90Kaka, Khozema & Arwa Kam, Pak Wing † & Cheung,

Yuk Ling Kapitan, Michael & Anna Kapouleas, Chris & Katerina

Dimitropoulos Karagounis, Chris &

Daniela ‘92Karalapillai, Dharshi &

Anjali San Karklins, Peter & Susie Kay, H B ‘32†Keable Family ‘49Keast, Peter ‘57Keating, Nathan & Nicky Kellaway, R J ‘55Kelly, Mr & Mrs G A Kelso, Jim ‘48Keon-Cohen, C S ‘59Kiely, Dr Alan L ‘51†Kim, Kyeongsu Kimber, Karen Kimpton, R J ‘61Kimpton, Zara M King, R J ‘58†King, Kevin C Kluckow, Ian & Julie Ko, Henry Koh, Alan & Emily Kong, S D ‘68Kwong, Errol & Panrapee Kunaratnam, Ishan & Cindi

Dean ‘82Kunstler, Steven ‘75Kwok, Chris Kwong, Leslie & Virginia Lacey, R H & J C ‘64Lamont, Adèle † Langley, Brett & Larissa ‘84Larobina, Julius ‘94Lawson, P S ‘58†Lawson, Robert S ‘25†

Le Couteur, Dr Pamela Learmonth, E H ‘27†Lee, Siow & Ng, Margaret Lee, Frederick & Helen Lee, Kim Yan Lee, William & Karen Lee, Patrick & Elizabeth Lee, Bryan & Jiali Lempriere, Diana Leong, Ken & Kit Chan Leslie, William D ‘54Leslie, John W ‘35†Leung, Kam & Joyce Leung, Wing & Elizabeth Li, Cyril & Melinda Li, Dominic & Mei Yin Li, Jack & Wendy Li, David & Angela Li, Quan & Ling Ling Zhang Lie, Rolf & Colleen ‘52Lilley, Bruce ‘64†Lilley, Stephen ‘68Lillie, James † & Marita ‘74Lillie, J M ‘47†Lilliehook, R Lim, Paul & Molly Lim, Peter & Shirley Thong Lim, Henry ‘06Lin, Chi-Tse & Lin Huang,

Hsui-Yu Lin, Wenson & Vivian Ling, Dr Francis C S Lingwood-Smith

Family ‘80Linley, Peter ‘60Lipshut, Geoffrey & Robyn ‘70Lipshut, Peter ‘67Littlewood, Robert & Kathy Liu, Jeff & Stacey Nan Livadaras, Spiros & Georgina Livingstone, Denise Lo, Mark & Margaret Lo, Dennis H T Lobban, A R ‘30†Loizou, Dr & Mrs Louis Long, David ‘88Loton, B T Loudovaris, Stephen & Laura Love, Bruce R T Love, Peter & Janet Low, D K J ‘45†Low, W G ‘40†Lowden, Ian & Glenys

Lowe, Stuart & Lesley Lowe, G P Lumsden, D C ‘50Lym, Ron & Jacquie Lynton, Peter & Jennifer Macdonald, David ‘65MacFarlane, Bruce C ‘89MacFarlane, Ian G ‘61MacGavin, W T†The Macindoe Family MacKenzie, G P ‘49MacKenzie, J G ‘44†Maddern, B J †Maddocks, Ian ‘64Mailer, Scott & Kirsten Mainland, Professor J F†Mallinson, John W ‘52Malloch, Frances Mammen, Gita Manders, Marcus ‘37Manson, D R ‘25†Maplestone, M L Marano, Frank & Linda Marcard, John H M ‘56Marks, Christopher ‘69Marks, Ian & June Marriott, David Marro, Susanne Marshall, Sandy & Sandra Martin, Tony & Kay ‘70Martin, Garry & Arda Martin, A O ‘29†Martyres, Raymond AM Marx, J ‘41†Mason, Edward J ‘91Mason, Guy & Joanne Matalanis, George & Zeina May, G McM ‘47Mazzone, D & J & Family McAuley, Bill ‘68McComas, Malcolm J ‘72McComas, Geoffrey †McCowan, J D ‘58McDonald, A W McDonald, Bill ‘44McDonald, Don ‘38McEwan, Neil R McGlade, Paul & Gillian McIlraith, David & Sally McIlwraith, J H ‘71McIntosh, Christopher &

Robyn ‘74McKendrick, W T ‘25†

McKenzie, Alexander ‘69McLeish, Graeme R ‘47†McMeckan, W J ‘62McNamara, Simon &

Georgina McPhee, Neil & Jimenez

Ayala, Liliana McRae Family McTrusty Family McWhinnie, Noel ‘54Melville, C MacD ‘51Mercedes Benz (Aust)

Pty Ltd Merigan, P D ‘48Meyers, V B †Miller, Robin ‘84Milligan, Ian S Millis, Robert J ‘58Milne, Robert L Miscamble, Charles &

Lynnette Mishura, Paul A Mitchell, Dr A J ‘48Mitchell, Edward E ‘62Mitchell, Ben & Susie Vertigan Moffat, I Moffatt, Harley & Annie ‘65Moh, Joseph & Jane Mok-Lui, Kenneth & Lana Monk, Dr & Mrs I C ‘66Monsell-Butler, R †Montague, G A Monteith, Dale & Anne Montgomery Family Montgomery, Paul & Penny Moore, Donald G †Morley, J S J Morralee Family Morris, Allen ‘51Morrison, M R ‘53Morshead, John & Libby Morton, Marjorie Mosley, R S ‘30†Mountain, Ken ‘50Mouratidis, Anasta &

Alexandra Munday, Nigel & Sally Murdoch, Geoff & Lisa

Galbraith ‘81Murphy, Craig & Jenny ‘79Murphy, Steve & Liz Nadesapillai, Dr Suba &

Dr Wiji

Nairn, J H C ‘54Nairn, Don J ‘25†Narula, S K Nash, Simon & Christine ‘86Nash, Wayne Naughton, Matthew & Suellen Nehme, David & Rita Neil, A R L ‘50Nesbitt, Ian R ‘65Neville, Kevin William Nicholson, G Harvey ‘34†Nickson Family Nilsen, Mark & Kate Nio, Paul & Lynn Ng Norman, James & Kate North, Scott & Isobel ‘67Nowacki Family O’Brien, Dan & Patrice O’Brien Family Old Scotch Film Society Ong, Roger & Jan O’Nians, Richard &

Carolyn ‘88Ooi, Jason & Julie Chu Orr, R P ‘40Orton, M N ‘38†OSCA - Hobart Branch Owen, Mike & Sue Padbury, P W†Pagnin, Dean & Julie Pakes, Ian & Marcia Palazzo, L & G Pan Family Paoletti, Nick Parker, John, Sue & Family ‘63Parslow, F H & J†Parsons, Luke Douglas

Maxwell ‘95Pascoe, Andrew & Lisa ‘77Paterson, Jeffrey Paterson, Dr Ian ‘52Pathak, Neil Patience, G M Pawar, Manohar &

Jaya Hunagund Payne, Rob & Julie Peacock, Ann Pearce, Ray & Gwenda Pearse, Antony & Pam ‘70Pearse, Mark & Fiona Pearse, Richard & Jennifer Peatt, Edwin OBE ‘32†Pelman, H†

The following are members of the Scotch College Foundation:† = Deceased

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Penman, Chris & Heather Penwarden, Mr & Mrs G Percic, Antony ‘81Permezel, David & Susanne Perry, Andrew & Angela Petchell, David J ‘62Petty, Peter G ‘51†Philip, Andrew & Rosie ‘80Philip, W G ‘47Phipps, Ian D ‘52Picken, Ian & Margaret ‘64Pickworth, Stuart ‘74Pierri, Luigi & Anna Pitt, Anthony & Natalie Pitt, Timothy Pizzey, John E ‘65Pointon, B A ‘52Pongracz, George Potter, Andrew & Susie Price, Cameron & Madeleine Price, Graeme E ‘44†Pritchard, R G Probert, Timothy C S &

Family ‘82Proimos, Dr George & Eda Pulitano, Joe & Verona Pullan, Martin & Fiona-Belle Purvis, William Alexander ‘47Quay, Dr C H Quinn, Brendan & Jane Evans Rabie, Capt S J & Mrs T L Rallis, Arthur & Sylvia Ralston, M K ‘62Ramasamy, Dayalan &

Michelle Anandah-Rajah Ramsay, James H ‘48†Ramsay, Peter John Rank, Sir Benjamin CMG ‘28†Rank, T A ‘21†Rayner Family Rayner, Jenny Reed, Gillian E†Reich, Julian Richards, Cynthia Richardson, Alastair &

Narelle Richardson, Perrin ‘14Richardson, J B Riddell, Graeme ‘74†Ripper, Nicholas & Maria Ritter, W E & P J†Roberts, Geoffrey & Gwyneth

Roberts, C G ‘57†

Robertson, E Karl †Robertson, P F McC ‘38†Robinson, John A ‘77Robinson, James & Gabrielle ‘Rodd, Max ‘35†Roff, P A V Rome, Robert & Maggie ‘62Rosalion, Alex & Ruth Rose, Alan S ‘68Rose, Ian R ‘69Rose, Peter & Paula Rosenberg, David ‘63Rosenberg, B & S Ross, A A W ‘62Ross, Ian C ‘50Ross, Malcolm & Kersten Ross, David ‘64Rouch, Robert & Ruth ‘55Rowe, Norman J Ruddick, David & Caroline Rudolph, Suba & Navin Rust, Ian & Helen ‘50Sale, Richard J C †Salter Family Sandy, L H Sartori Family ‘52Savage, E J Savvas, Bill & Georgina Chalmers, Ross &

Daphne Sawlwin Scarborough, Robert ‘63Schilt, Hendrik &

Soulla Nocodimou Schlickum, Bernt W Sciaretta, Bill Scott, Graham S ‘75Scott, Raymond Andrew ‘75Scott, Mrs Flora G Scott, W A ‘38†Searle, Mark & Sian See, Mr & Mrs D B Sellars-Jones, Richard ‘85Senior, Dianne Senior, Jonathan†Sennitt, Jack & Penny ‘53Shanks, Robert & Josephine Sheer Family ‘69Shen, E H Shen, Dongjun & Elma Ma Sher, S Shergold, A C P Sia, Steven and Suzanne Siemens Ltd

Signorino, John & Franca Sim, Peter & Margaret ‘72Sim, Mrs Chwee Beng Simitian, Greg R ‘77Simpson, Fergus Sinclair, Robert & Jane ‘73Singh, Dr Bhagat Siregar, Imam & Sherly

Zulkarnaen Skene, Henry & Caroline ‘93Sladen, J A Smith, C J & Family Smyth, J L Soh, Cheong Boon & Nini Soosay, Dr I Sparks, Paul & Louise

Murdoch Speirs, Andrew L Spence, John ‘64Spivakovsky, Bettina Steel, Philip ‘68Steele, Peter & Sally ‘72Steele Family Stevens, Steven & Nasu Stewart, Frank & Heather ‘51Stewart, Iain G ‘84Stewart, I R†Stillwell, Ross & Helen Stockley, Michael &

Maree Broad Stone, John H H†Storey, Peter J ‘73Storey, Elsdon ‘40†Strapp, Guy & Prue Strickland, Don & Prue ‘72Stuart-Andrews, Roger &

Hannah Su, Mr & Mrs J Sullivan, Peter†Sullivan, Peter & Georgia

Koumboulis Suriano, John Philip Sutherland, Rohan &

Catherine ‘85Sutherland, Andrew &

Sally ‘85Sutherland, Bruce &

Susanna King ‘85Sutherland, James & Heidi Suttle, Andrew & Andy ‘89Swain, I A ‘46†Swain, J R ‘47†Swaney, W E ‘37†

Swann, D A Swansson, Douglas &

Lisa Hew Swinburne, George G M ‘61Pamaldo Nom P/L Syme, R H Y ‘52Symon, Bruce ‘47Symons, Tony & Charlie Tadgell Family Tan, Eng Hwa Tang, Xiangyang & Xuemei Yin Tay, Hoong Ing Alfred Tayles, Larissa & Bruce Wilson Taylor, Prof Hugh AC & Assoc

Prof Elizabeth Dax AM ‘64Taylor, Ian (Skip) ‘62Taylor, M H J OAM ‘43†Taylor, David Taylor Family Taylor, Roy F Taylor, Peter & Joy Taylor, Nairne†Teasdale, John & Ann ‘66Teasdale, Peter & Anna ‘66Teoh, J C Thomas, Clayton ‘77Thomas, W C Thomas, Hywel Thomas, Lance & Karen Thompson, Derrick Thompson, Denise F Thoms, George†Thomson, D S ‘42Thomson, John R Thomson, J W F AM ‘41Thorn, R H ‘39Thurlow, Noel & Sherrie Tierney, Helen Ting, Rex ‘95Tingate, W S ‘55Tissot, Martin & Margie Tolson, G S ‘39Tong, K S Touzel, Donald L ‘32†Townsend, Paul & Cathy Toy, Robert K Tresise, F ‘64Troedel, Bill & Prue Tsang, Derrick Ronald ‘07Tsigaras, Harry & Cathy Tsourvakas, Tom & Paula Tu, Dor & Rachel Koh Tuck, Ian

Tuckfield, R A Tulloch, Ian †Turner, J F E ‘62Tyler, Graham & Jillian Tyrrell, David ‘79Ullmer, Michael Vadhanasindhu, Mr C &

Mrs V Verma, Sid & Shilpa Vidor Family ‘85Vlassopoulos, John & Yota Vrakas, George & Kathy Walker, Gordon & Kirsty ‘82Walker, J C ‘56Walker, Howard G Walker, H M Wall, Robert & Family Wallace-Smith, David &

Margaret Waller, Michael R ‘44Walmsley, Julian L †Walter, K M Walter, Bernard ‘46†Walton, D F ‘44Walton, K C ‘46†Wang, Drs Y Y & V Y Wang, David & Maggie Wang, Andrew & Xiao Xia Lin Wang, Robert & Sue Song Wark, Dr A C ‘66 & Dr J A ‘68 Warner, Ian ‘79Warner, Andrew & Emma ‘89Warren, Judith & Family Warren, Brian †Warton, Bruce ‘61Warwick, Thomas F Waters, John & Julie Watkins, Mr R & Mrs A Watkins, W C†Watson, Harry & Family ‘67Watson, Alistair L 2005Watson, David E ‘42†Waugh, C J Webb, Philip Webster, P A Weeks, Kenneth J ‘48Wei, William & Ning Wang Welch, Bob & Jane ‘66Wellings, Dale & Bronwyn West, T C & B ‘46Westwood, Stephen ‘61Whitby, Nick & Monica Grollo White, Russell & Genevieve ‘73

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Alexander Morrison Circle

Abrecht, Roger G ‘47†Addison, Marshall B ‘34†Aitken, Jamie M ‘63Ainger, Ern A ‘39†Albury, Gilbert W ‘61Anderson, Ian H W ‘42†Anderson, Ronald H ‘39†Andrews, Keith S ‘40†Archibald, Roy H ‘37†Armstrong, Alexander ‘09†Ashton, David J ‘65Ashton, Peter M ‘66Baker, F Harry U ‘17†Balderstone, Robert T CMG

MC ‘39†Banks, Neroli†Batty, Alister C ‘24†Baughurst, S Bruce ‘52Baughurst, Bill H ‘47†Bayles, William J 1878†Bean, A Victor D ‘26†Beck, Gustav T†Bellair, John M † ‘27 & Peg†Bendix, Carl J ‘65†Bethell, Ken C B ‘37Bisley, Warwick ‘89Blackham, Keith G W ‘26†Blackwell, Allan H ‘39 † &

Margaret †Blazey, Eric L ‘20†Boell, Graeme R ‘53†Bothroyd, John S ‘20†Bowden, H Geoff ‘46Boxer, Alan H ‘45†Boykett, John K H ‘48Braid, Max L ‘35†Brewster, Beth†Broadfoot, Eric C ‘26†Brown, Robert Q RBryan, Frederick 1878†Buchanan, George C ‘26†Bulley, Bob ‘41Burton, Ian F ‘46†Cann, Ian N ‘46Carra, Jennifer LCarson, George M ‘47†Cattanach, William CMG

1880†Christian, Ken L ‘38†Christie, Laurence H ‘34†Chuck, Alan K ‘69Clements, John K ‘40†Close, Geoff ‘83Cocking, Kelvyn M T ‘38†

Collins, Rae B F ‘36†Conabere, Anthony B ‘60Cook, Robert M ‘47Cooke, B David ‘45Copolov, Prof David L OAM

‘68Cordell, Tony M ‘57†Cornell, James G ‘22†Cossar, Brian D ‘55†Cossar, Norman C ‘25†Cowling, Ken J ‘32†Crocker, Clive G ‘48†Croll, Eric A ‘15†Crook, Peter LCrow, Rev. Archibald P ‘38†Crow, J Ross ‘38†Curnow, Ronald C ‘48†Dann, Helen M†Dallimore, George M ‘’†Davey, Colin P ‘44†Davis, James ‘21†Davis, Harold ‘17†Davidson, Malcolm JDe Ravin, John T ‘48†De Ravin, Sue †Del Cott, Mrs R A M †Dick, Ronald G†Dimmick, JanDoig, Walter G†Dowling, Bruce T ‘48Duncan, Colin B ‘31†Ebell, John C ‘25†Edwards, Alan R ‘37†Elvish, Albert B ‘22†Eustace, Herbert V 1893†Eva, Lloyd S ‘32†Fairbairn, James G ‘47†Feitel, Maurice ‘26†Ferres Ian N ‘55Field, J Charles 1868†Field, Hugh S†Field, Kenneth F†Fleming, Allan P OBE CBE

‘29†Foale, Maurice S†Fotheringham, Winifred L†Fraser, David H OAM†Freeman, George A ‘47Freemantle, Jim M ‘60Gardner, Charles E ‘26†Garret, Eric N†Geary, Barry E J ‘55†Gentle, Brian G ‘53Gibson, Donald A ‘26

Gibson, James S ‘28†Gilchrist, Alan R ‘38†Goldberg Gordon D M ‘55 †Goode, Charles B AC ‘56Goudie, Alexander G ‘35†Gray, Archibald H ‘39†Greig, Harry D ‘21†Grounds, A David ‘46Gunter, George S†Harkness, Peter K ‘51†Harding, Douglas D L ‘42†Hart-Smith, D Neil ‘60Harris, Norman C ‘05†Harvey, Roy F ‘21†Hattie, Juliet†Healey, Colin O OBE † &

Margaret†Hey, Peter G ‘48†Heywood, Doug ‘42†Holdaway PatriciaHolder, BarbaraHolder, Ken B ‘40†Hooper, Cecil G ‘25†Hornidge, J David ‘57Hume-Cook, James†Hutton, C David ‘47†Hyett, Anthony R ‘81Ingram, Robert S ‘22†Ingram, William B ‘60†Isaac, Cyril H ‘27†Jackman, H Stuart ‘24†Jamieson, Ian A ‘48†Johnson, E Dick ‘37†Johnston, J Cam CBE ‘29†Johnston, T Campbell ‘66Jona, The Hon Walter ‘44†Jonas, Morris A ‘34†Kelso, James C OAM ‘47Kennedy, John C ‘33†Keon-Cohen, Colin H OBE

CMG ‘25†Kerr, Robert D OAM ‘46Kerr, Walter M ‘24†Kidd, David J ‘50†King, John R ‘49†King-Smith, Eric A ‘42Kinnear, John H ‘28†Kirby, Mary T†Kollosche, John F OAM ‘56Laing ,Bruce A ‘43†Leach, Don R & Margaret ALeckie, John B ‘38†Ledger, Laurence H ‘25†Leslie, John W OBE ‘37†

Whiteside, M G †Wickens, Ellen Widdis, Charles ‘90Wightman, Kyle ‘62Wigley, Peter ‘54Wilcox, Martin & Margot Wilkinson, Fraser & Meghan Williams, Susan A Williams, David M †Williams, Lynton & Lynette Wilson, Andrew ‘80Wilson, Robert McKinley ‘66Wilson, David A ‘76Wilson, Alastair & Heather Wilson, G McK ‘28†M & D Windebank Family

Trust †Winneke, Richard & Lisa ‘87Wong, Daniel Wong, Jimmy & Lucilla Wong, Philip Y W Wong, Tommy & Eva Wong, Ford Pak To Wong, K C and Patricia Cheah Woodhouse, Anthony D ‘53Woodhouse, L G C OAM ‘42Worrall, Denis Wraith, K F Wu, Paul & Ji, Wendy Wu, Peter Youmin &

Christina Lijun Xu Family Yan, Jingbo & Haitao Yu Yap, Boh Siong Yared, Richard & Shelley Yeo, Boon-Khim Yeoh, Chester Yeow, John & Doris Yeung, Dexta & Veronica ‘85Yeung, Henry H Y & Cheung,

Rosemary K K Yeung, James Yoffa, D E ‘51Yong, Peter & Dorraine Tay Young, Anthony & May Younger, Gary & Susan Yu, Gladys Zagame, Bobby & Cathy Zerbe, D R ‘44Zhang, Ke & Yuqian Gu Zindilis, George & Mary Zotov, Sam & Nadia Zotova Anonymous (1) †Anonymous (9)

The Alexander Morrison Circle was established in 2003 to recognise the generosity of those in the community who have indicated their intention to remember Scotch College in a bequest as part of their charitable intention. Membership is presented to anyone who indicates such a bequest, regardless of the level of financial commitment. † = Deceased

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Alexander Morrison Circle

ALEXANDERMORRISONCIRCLE

The Alexander Morrison CircleThe Alexander Morrison Circle was formed in 2003 with 26 inaugural members. Membership has grown steadily, and the Circle now has 318 members.

The purpose of the Alexander Morrison Circle is to encourage members of the Scotch Family to make a bequest to the school. It also recognises those who have already made this generous commitment. Your membership of the Circle enables you to be kept informed of the achievements and activities of our boys. You will also be invited to special performances and events the school regularly holds.

Over the years the Foundation has received many unexpected bequests, and Scotch is most grateful for them. However, once a person has confirmed a bequest, the Foundation believes it is important to acknowledge, recognise and thank the person confirming the bequest during his or her lifetime. This is the purpose of the Alexander Morrison Circle.

Liebach, Effie A†Lipshut, Phillip E ‘37 †Lithgow, Don J AM ‘44†Loban, Alan R ‘30†Logie-Smith, Robert G ‘60Longmore, Carlisle F 1898†Lord, Peter R ‘46Love, Eric R ‘29†Macdonald, Donald Ellis

‘41†Mackie, Family†MacKinnon, Donald†Macleish, Donald (Scotty) G

AO ‘46 †Macrae, Prof Fin AO ‘66Mactier, Ross J O ‘57Mactier, William R ‘53Maling, Gerald A ‘15†Manders, Marcus E ‘37Mann, Charles S ‘24†Marshall, Pam SMarshall, William T ‘55†Martin, Russell S ‘47†Mathew, Mungo S ‘10†May, J Kenneth ‘43†McBain, Euan E.R ‘49McClean, R Bruce ‘53†McComas, Geoffrey † McComas, Mary Liz† McComas, Meredith†McDiarmid, Robert S ‘31†McDonald, Alan A ‘29†McDonald, William H ‘44McDonell, James T ‘26†McGregor, Don ‘72McIlwraith, John ‘41McIntosh, Ian R ‘50†McKechnie, Campbell A ‘43†McKee, A Geoff ‘37†McKenzie, Derek N ‘33†Mckenzie, Jean M†McLennan, Alan J ‘41†McLeod, Norman G 1864†McLeish, Graeme R ‘47†McQueen, Kelman ‘43†McWhinnie, Noel R I ‘54Meares, Alison E†Mellor, Michael AMendel, Dr H Bernhard†Menzies, Graham A ‘47Mishura, Paul AMitchell John H ‘46Montgomery, J A Ross ‘11†Moore, Donald G†Morgan, JaneMorton, Ian H ‘50Moss, Francis J ‘27†Moyes, Don G ‘50Muntz, Jim ‘51†Murray, Ian D MBE JP ‘56Nairn, Donald J ‘25†Nairn, Kathleen C †Nesbitt, Ian R ‘65Ness, Ian A ‘54†

Nichols, C Roy CMG OBE ‘26†

Nicholson, G Harvey ‘34†Nilsen, Oliver V A ‘26†Nixon, Noel V ‘26†Noack, Brian ‘47Ogilvy, Alexander W ‘43†Orr, Bob P ‘40†Orton, Lloyd E A ‘35†Paton, Geoffrey F ‘57Paton, Maxwell S ‘26†Paton, Walter J ‘32†Patterson, Joseph A ‘23†Pilkington, Alan R ‘59Powell, J D ‘45†Pralle, Keith† & Peg ‘27Pryde, D ‘15†Purvis, William A ‘47Quilliam, Lindsay J ‘29†Ramsay, Harry J ‘21†Ramsay, Sir Thomas M CMG

‘24†Randall, Brian C ‘51Reed, Gillian†Rehfisch, Bill W J ‘34†Reiher, Ian J ‘52Richards, Ronald ‘66Richardson, Harry L † &

Ruby ‘35†Riddell, R James ‘29†Rimmington, Bertha L E †Roberts, Neil L†Roberts, Bill O ‘51†Robertson, Ian ‘45† & JudyRobertson, Struan ‘16†Robinson, Lance R A ‘24†Robinson, Michael B AO ‘55Robinson, Sir Arthur KCMG

1887†Roddick, Alan W ‘26†Rowe, Brian C ‘41Saltau, William D ‘13†Scarborough, Julie†Schlapp, Henry R ‘13 †Schlapp, Eberhardt G ‘13 †Scholes, John F M ‘38†Scouller, Ernest G ‘35†Selby Smith, Prof Christopher

‘60†Semple, Ken M ‘35†Shaw, Felicity, L†Shearer, Tim J ‘ ‘85Sherrington, John H ‘29†Sherwen, Ian T ‘46†Shrimpton, Molly F†Sides, William L ‘63Sim, Michael K ‘78Simmie, Roy W ‘37†Simms, John A ’37†Smith, Alan E N †Spencer, Lionel R V ‘15†Spinks, Frank L’39†Staley, William’54†Stewart, Emily Elsie Elizabeth†

Stillwell, Michael J ‘68Stirling, Alfred T ‘18†Strutt, Ward ‘31†Sutherland, Ian T AO ‘47Sutherland, John G 1884†Sutherland, Ken J G ‘34 †Sutherland, Rita V †Swaney, Bill E ‘37†Symons, Harry S ‘51†Tallent, Lindsay A ‘43†Tapp, A Garth’39†Taylor, Arthur†Thallon, Robert J ‘41†Thomas, Frederick G H ‘42†Thompson, Bryce J ‘02†Thompson, Kate M†Tilley, Roy G’18†Tingate, John B ‘43 †Tingate, William S ‘55†Turner, John†Vines, Robert G ‘10†Walker, Glenn M ‘84Wall, John M OAM ‘41†Wallace-Smith, DavidWatkinson, Alan RWatson, Noel †Watson, Spencer R ‘40 †Webster, J Stephen ‘73 &

Alvie CWelch, Frank A ‘36†Werner, Don M ‘61†Weymouth, P Keith ‘44White, William D ‘42†Wickens, Claire†Widmer, Blair ‘31†Williams, Geoffrey ‘46Wishart, Jack ‘15†Wood, Donald M ‘30†Wood, Ken P ‘33†Woodside, John W ‘60Youren, Colin G ‘56†Anonymous 11†Anonymous 38

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Financial Statements

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (Inc.)DECLARATION BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

In the opinion of the Board of Trustees of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc):

(a) the accompanying financial statements and notes are in accordance with division 60 of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012, the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 and comply with Australian Accounting Standards - Reduced Disclosure Requirements and give a true and fair view of the entity’s financial position as at 31 December 2016 and of its performance for the year ended on that date; and

(b) at the date of this declaration, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Foundation will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees

M B Robinson AO

D Yu

17 March 2017Melbourne

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (Inc.)

Report on the Financial ReportWe have audited the financial report of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc), which comprises the statement of financial position as at 31 December 2016, the statement of surplus or deficit and statement of other comprehensive income, the statement of changes in equity and the statement of cash flows for the year then ended, and notes to the financial report, including a summary of significant accounting policies, and the declaration by the Board of Trustees.In our opinion the accompanying financial report of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc), is in accordance with Division 60 of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012 and the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012, including:(i) Giving a true and fair view of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc), financial position as at 31 December 2016 and of its financial performance for the year ended on that date; and(ii) Complying with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and Division 60 of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Regulation 2013.

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Basis for opinionWe conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) in accordance with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012 (ACNC Act) and the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code.We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

Other informationThe Board of Trustees of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) are responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information in the registered entity’s annual report for the year ended 31 December 2016, but does not include the financial report and our auditor’s report thereon.Our opinion on the financial report does not cover the other information and accordingly we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon. In connection with our audit of the financial report, our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial report or our knowledge obtained in the audit, or otherwise appears to be materially misstated.If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard.

Responsibilities of the Board of Trustees for the Financial ReportThe Board of Trustees of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the ACNC Act and the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012, and for such internal control as the responsible entities determine is necessary to enable the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.In preparing the financial report, the responsible entities are responsible for assessing the registered entity’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the directors either intend to liquidate the registered entity or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so.The Board of Trustees of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) are responsible for overseeing The Scotch College Foundation (Inc)’s financial reporting process.

Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the Financial ReportOur objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report.

A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial report is located at the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board website (http://www.auasb.gov.au/Home.aspx) at:http://www.auasb.gov.au/auditors_files/ar3.pdf

This description forms part of our auditor’s report.

BDO East Coast Partnership  

James MooneyPartnerMelbourne,17 March 2017

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The above Statement of Surplus or Deficit is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)STATEMENT OF SURPLUS OR DEFICITFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

Note2016

$2015

$

Revenues

Income Distribution – Foundation Common Fund 3 2,803,430 2,934,504

Donations for Income Purposes1 503,968 103,306

Donations for Capital Purposes2 368,887 5,072,841

3,676,285 8,110,651

Expenses

Prizes (9,560) (14,475)

Scholarships and Bursaries (992,906) (785,233)

Funding for Libraries (200,001) (200,001)

Funding for Scotch College Staff Salaries (32,375) (31,820)

Funding for the Arts (63,341) (40,229)

Transfer to Scotch College 2(c), 8 (299,100) (323,445)

(1,597,283) (1,395,203)

Surplus before Income Tax Expense 2,079,002 6,715,448

Income Tax Expense 2(a) - -

Surplus for the period 2,079,002 6,715,448

Donations

1 Donations which are to be spent entirely for designated purposes are treated as income.

2 Donations which are to add to or create perpetual funds are treated as capital.

Donations to the Scotch College Building Fund are not part of the accounts of the Scotch College Foundation.

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The above Statement of Comprehensive Income is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC) STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOMEFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

Note2016

$2015

$

Surplus for the period 2,079,002 6,715,448

Other Comprehensive Income

Change in Net Market Value of Investment in

Foundation Common Fund 2(b) 1,759,975 (2,373,886)

Total Other Comprehensive Income 1,759,975 (2,373,886)

Total Comprehensive Income 3,838,977 4,341,562

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The above Statement of Changes in Equity is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITYFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

Year ended 31 December 2015

Accumulated Surplus

Financial Asset Revaluation

Reserve

$

Total Accumulated

Funds

$

Opening balance 34,119,565 7,344,210 41,463,775

Add surplus for the period 6,715,448 - 6,715,448

Less change in net market value of investment - (2,373,886) (2,373,886)

Balance at 31 December 2015 40,835,013 4,970,324 45,805,337

Year ended 31 December 2016

Opening balance 40,835,013 4,970,324 45,805,337

Add surplus for the period 2,079,002 - 2,079,002

Add Change in net market value of investment - 1,759,975 1,759,975

Balance at 31 December 2016 42,914,015 6,730,299 49,644,314

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The above Statement of Financial Position is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC) STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAS AT 31 DECEMBER 2016

Note2016

$2015

$

ASSETS

Cash at bank 73,616 15,332

Investment in Foundation Common Fund 3 50,046,173 46,194,081

TOTAL ASSETS 50,119,789 46,209,413

LIABILITIES

Other payables due to Scotch College

- Corpus transfer 299,100 274,786

- Scholarship payment 167,065 122,590

- Prizes 9,310 6,700

TOTAL LIABILITIES 475,475 404,076

NET ASSETS 49,644,314 45,805,337

ACCUMULATED FUNDS

Accumulated Surplus 42,914,015 40,835,013

Financial Asset Revaluation Reserve 2(b) 6,730,299 4,970,324

8 49,644,314 45,805,337

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The above Statement of Cash Flows is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC) STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

Note2016

$2015

$

Cash Flows from Operating Activities

Donations 872,855 5,176,147

Payment to beneficiaries and suppliers (1,525,884) (1,276,260)

Net cash (used in)/provided by operating activities 4 (653,029) 3,899,887

Cash Flows from Investing Activities

Net purchase/(redemption) of investments 711,313 (4,066,418)

Net cash used in investing activities 711,313 (4,066,418)

Net increase/(decrease) in cash held 58,284 (166,531)

Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year 15,332 181,863

Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year 73,616 15,332

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

1. INTRODUCTION

The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) is an incorporated association domiciled and registered in Victoria. The controlling entity is Scotch College. The operations and principal activities of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) are to seek the prudent investment of Foundation Funds to obtain a reliable and growing income stream from those funds and to facilitate fundraising to support the provision of educational services by Scotch College. The financial statements are presented in Australian dollars.

The financial report was authorised for issue by the Board of Trustees of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) on the date shown on the Declaration by the Board of Trustees attached to the financial statements.

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Basis of Preparation

The principal accounting policies adopted by The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) are stated in order to assist in a general understanding of the financial report.

The financial report of The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) is a general purpose financial report prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and Interpretations issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012 and the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012, as appropriate for not-for-profit oriented entities.

The financial report is prepared on an accruals basis and is based on a historical cost basis with the exception of the investment which is carried at fair value. No particular judgements or key assumptions have been used in the preparation of the financial report.

(a) Income Tax

The Foundation is exempt from income tax under Section 50-5 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 as an educational institution.

(b) Investments

Pursuant to the Scotch College Common Funds Act 2001 Scotch College established an investment common fund for the collective investment of trust funds.

Gardiner Hill Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Scotch College, has been appointed as Trustee of the Scotch College Common Fund.

The Trustee has delegated consideration of investment matters to the Investment Committee of Scotch College with the funds to be managed in accordance with an investment mandate established by Scotch College Foundation (Inc).

In accordance with the Rules of the Scotch College Common Fund, The Scotch College Foundation (Inc), as an investor:

• has an investment in the Foundation Common Fund; and

• has a right to distributable income calculated in accordance with the Rules. Distributable income includes income, profit, gains, deductions and expenses.

The Foundation Common Fund investment portfolio established on 1 July 2014 has a different investment allocation profile to that of the Scotch College Common Fund.

The Foundation Common Fund investment portfolio established on 1 July 2014 has a different investment allocation profile to that of the Scotch College Common Fund.

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED)

(b) Investments (continued)

MeasurementThe investment in Foundation Common Fund is valued on the basis of the market value of the underlying assets held in the Fund at Balance Date before deducting any realisation costs. Fair values are determined by reference to published price quotations in an active market. The market for the financial assets held comprises the Australian Securities Exchange. The maximum credit risk exposure is represented by the carrying amount of the investment. The Foundation Common Fund holds a diversified portfolio with no material interest rate risk.

Regular purchases and sales of financial assets are accounted for at trade date/settlement date.

The Foundation has made an irrevocable election in respect of its equity instruments that gains and losses be recognised in other comprehensive income and accumulated in a Financial Asset Revaluation Reserve.

(c) Transfers to Scotch College In accordance with rule 39(b) of the Foundation’s Constitution an amount representing 50% of the corpus income has been transferred to the College.

(d) Revenue

DonationsIncome is recognised when The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) obtains control of the contribution or right to receive the contributions, it is probable that the economic benefits comprising the contribution will flow to the entity and the amount of the contribution can be reliably measured.

Common Fund DistributionsThe Foundation records as income any distributions made during the year including the distributions at 31 December 2016 from the Foundation Common Fund.

(e) Transfer of Trust

In accordance with the Deed of Change of Trustee, Scotch College retains the right to direct the Foundation to reappoint Scotch College or another corporation as trustee of trusts that Scotch College was previously trustee. The value of these funds at 31 December 2016 was $13,283,787 (2015: $12,375,970).

(f) Financial Risk Management

The Foundation has invested all of its funds in the Foundation Common Fund. Financial Risk Management is carried out by the Investment Committee which is responsible for the Foundation Common Fund.

The Investment Committee of Scotch College has written guidelines to ensure that financial risk is managed appropriately to achieve the objectives of the Foundation Common Fund which are high returns within prudent levels of risk, investment flexibility and to maintain liquidity to fund capital expenditure as required.

(g) New Accounting Standards and Interpretations

All the new and revised Accounting Standards and Interpretations issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (“AASB”) that are relevant and effective for the annual reporting period beginning on 1 January 2016 have been adopted by The Scotch College Foundation (Inc). The Board of Trustees has given due consideration to new and revised standards and interpretations issued by the AASB that are not yet effective. The Board of Trustees does not believe that the other standards and interpretations will have any material financial impact on the financial statements of the Foundation.

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC) NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

2016 $

2015 $

3. COMMON FUND INVESTMENTS

A summary of the components of the Foundation’s investment in the Foundation Common Fund is:

JB Were Investment Cash 2,422,159 864,830

Term Deposits - 500,000

Trade and Other Receivables 1,433,319 1,360,869

Shares in Listed Companies and Trusts 40,277,045 37,914,187

Corporate Debt 5,913,650 5,554,195

50,046,173 46,194,081

During the year The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) received the following distribution:

Foundation Common Fund 2,803,430 2,934,504

A summary of the components of the Foundation’s Common Fund distribution for the year is:

Interest 139,331 139,231

Dividends and Distributions from Listed Companies and Trusts 1,844,510 1,958,610

Refund of Imputation Credits 862,564 890,790

Investment Expenses (42,975) (54,127)

2,803,430 2,934,504

4. CASH FLOW INFORMATION

Reconciliation of net cash used in operating activities to operating surplus after income tax:

Operating surplus after income tax 2,079,002 6,715,428

Distribution reinvested (2,803,430) (2,934,504)

Increase in other payables 71,399 118,963

Net cash (used in)/provided by operating activities (653,029) 3,899,887

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

5. CONTINGENT ASSETS

At reporting date The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) had received notification of bequests and pledges. Corresponding amounts have not been brought to account where such amounts do not satisfy recognition criteria established by accounting standards (refer note 2(d)).

6. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS

The key management personnel and office holders of the Board of Trustees who held office during the course of the financial year were:

Mr M B Robinson AO (President)Mr D Yu (Vice President)Assoc Prof D W Lording (Vice President) (OSCA President)Mr P A M AberdeenMrs M A AndrianakosMr R T BalderstoneMr D E FoxMr R C HandMr J J H HoMr S C McK HuntMs K M O MacLeodDr L M MurdochMr T K O’BrienMr J P SimpsonMrs M X Zheng Ex Officio:Mr I T Batty (Principal)Mr J P Buckley (School Council Representative)Mr R S Congleton (Bursar)Mr S Reichelt (Finance Manager)Mr T J Shearer (Foundation Executive Director and Director of Development)Mr W L Sides (Chair of Bequest Committee)Mr M K Sim (Chair of Investment Committee)Mr S R Montgomery (OSCA Executive Director)

Development Office Staff:Mrs S Y Dick (Senior School Development Officer)(Appointed Bequest Manager April 2016)Mr K Dean (Development Office Communications Co-ordinator - resigned May 2016)Mr A D Henwood (Development Office Communications Co-Ordinator – Commenced May 2016)Miss R J Marshall (Development Officer)Miss R T Mortimer (Foundation Co-ordinator)Ms F Tuck (Bequest Manager – resigned April 2016)Mrs P A Wallace-Smith (Junior School Development Officer)Mr H McK Wilson (Foundation Officer – appointed June 2016)

Trustees received no remuneration for the performance of their role during the financial year.The Scotch College Foundation (Inc) considers Scotch College, Gardiner Hill Pty Limited and Old Scotch Collegians’ Association (OSCA) to be related parties for the purposes of AASB 124.The Foundation had no employees at 31 December 2016 (2015: Nil employees). The salaries and wages of persons employed in the Development Office and other administrative expenses are paid by Scotch College. Scotch College Foundation (Inc) reimburses Scotch College to the extent of the amount disclosed as administrative expenses. Audit fees for the Foundation of $4,000 (2015: $4,000) are borne by Scotch College.In accordance with rule 39(b) of the Foundation’s Constitution an amount representing 50% of the corpus income has been transferred to the College. This amount is disclosed on the Statement of Surplus or Deficit.

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

7. FAIR VALUE MEASUREMENT

Fair Value of Financial Instruments The carrying value of financial statements reflect their fair values.

The investment in the Foundation Common Fund, $50,046,173 (2015: $46,194,081) is a level 2 type investment categorised by the following levels:

Level 1: Quoted prices (unadjusted) in active markets for identical assets or liabilities.

Level 2: Inputs other than quoted prices included within level 1 that are observable for the asset or liability, either directly (as prices) or indirectly (derived from prices).

Level 3: Inputs for the asset or liability that are not based on observable market data (unobservable inputs).

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

8. ACCUMULATED FUNDS

Balance 1 Jan 15 Additions

Capital Change

Income Return Payments

Balance 31 Dec ‘16

$ $ $ $ $ $

… for Financial Aid

Sir James Balderstone Bursary 142,124 - 4,807 7,656 (35,214) 119,373

John Bellair Scholarship 2,839,047 - 106,491 169,627 (160,727) 2,954,438

*Graeme R Boell Scholarship ≈ 1,237,798 - 47,346 75,416 (22,588) 1,337,972

Boykett Bursary 16,681 - 644 1,026 - 18,351

D & G Boykett Scholarship 40,064 - 1,547 2,463 - 44,074

M Callahan Travel 173,858 - 6,711 10,690 - 191,259

*Kelvyn Cocking Scholarship 1,129,074 - 43,585 69,425 - 1,242,084

*Consolidated Scholarship Fund 729,810 - 27,288 43,467 (45,792) 754,773

Gordon Donaldson Scholarship 1,001,550 13,500 38,090 60,673 (43,134) 1,070,679

*Hugh S Field Scholarship ≈ 1,954,336 - 75,147 119,700 (15,264) 2,133,919

Foundation Scholarship Fund 2,157,466 140,939 83,978 133,766 (104,930) 2,411,219

Christian Johnston – Goldman Sachs Gives Scholarship

581,132 - 22,138 35,264 (15,264) 623,270

Anthony Hyett Boarding Scholarship 6,685 3,000 316 503 - 10,504

πIndigenous Perpetual Scholarship Fund

- 7,000 135 215 - 7,350

εIndigenous Art Show Fund - 251,365 3,054 4,865 (93,130) 166,154

λIndigenous Scholarship Fund - 241,992 1,446 2,304 (167,065) 78,677

Bruce & Norma Lithgow Scholarship 508,686 - 18,830 29,993 (41,805) 515,704

Don Lithgow Scholarship 531,309 - 20,368 32,444 (7,324) 576,797

Sir Douglas Little Scholarship 4,153,103 - 160,643 255,884 - 4,569,630

Campbell McComas Scholarship 1,880,775 - 70,882 112,906 (89,123) 1,975,440

McAllester Family Scholarship 575,185 - 21,634 34,460 (29,503) 601,776

McDonald Family (Pipe Organ Les-sons)

6,967 - 269 428 - 7,664

Kelman McQueen Music Scholarship 174,805 - 6,191 9,861 (28,869) 161,988

Mathematics Fund 10,003 - 386 615 - 11,004

Dr Bernard Mendel Scholarship 309,601 - 11,951 19,037 - 340,589

*Music Scholarship 128,766 - 4,971 7,918 - 141,655

O V A Nilsen Scholarship 565,243 - 21,525 34,287 (15,264) 605,791

Orton Family Scholarship 985,681 - 38,049 60,608 - 1,084,338

тWalter Paton Scholarship - 200,000 3,860 6,149 - 210,009

Brian & Ann Randall Boarding S’ship 524,472 - 19,370 30,854 (45,382) 529,314

Struan Robertson Scholarship 1,614,919 - 62,339 99,299 - 1,776,557

*Lionel Robinson Scholarship 501,999 - 19,378 30,867 - 552,244

Roddick Family Scholarship 627,391 - 23,629 37,639 (30,528) 658,131

Chris Selby Smith Bursary 153,942 - 5,904 9,404 (2,000) 167,250

Martin Schumacher Memorial S'ship 473,788 - 18,289 29,133 - 521,210

John Wall OAM – Bursary 372,743 - 14,389 22,919 - 410,051

George Watson Fund 47,901 - 1,849 2,945 - 52,695

Col. Alick White – Gallipoli S’ship 605,271 - 23,365 37,217 - 665,853

David Yu Family Scholarship 168,191 - 6,493 10,342 - 185,026

26,930,366 857,796 1,037,287 1,652,269 (992,906) 29,484,812

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Funds Controlled by External Trustees

K&CH Hume-Cook Bursary 13,585 4,630 614 978 - 19,807

Sir Douglas Little Scholarship 8,390 - - - - 8,390

Rimington BLE Bursary 11,891 5,981 574 915 - 19,361

33,866 10,611 1,188 1,893 - 47,558

26,964,232 868,407 1,038,475 1,654,162 (992,906) 29,532,370

* Funds transferred from Scotch College to the Foundation on 31 December 2006. See note 2(e).

≈ Funds (transferred from Scotch) which can be used for any purpose at the discretion of the College Council.

π Established to accumulate donations from donors wishing to provide a gift funding scholarships in perpetuity

ε Established to account for the Scotch College Foundation Art Show held in September 2016. $40,000 of the balance is to be donated to Tiwi College and the remainder will be transferred to the Indigenous Scholarship Fund

λ Established to accumulate small donations and used to cover any shortfall in funding for students supported by the Aus tralian Indigenous Education Foundation.

т The Walter Paton Scholarship was established during the 2016 year.

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Balance 1 Jan 15 Additions

Capital Change

Income Return Payments

Balance 31 Dec ‘16

$ $ $ $ $ $

… for the Arts

Ken Field 1,295,604 - 48,791 77,717 (63,341) 1,358,771

Shrimpton Collection 34,956 - 1,349 2,149 - 38,454

1,330,560 - 50,140 79,866 (63,341) 1,397,225

… for Prizes

Aths & Cross Country Capts Prize 3,559 - 137 219 - 3,915

*Sir James Balderstone J/S Prize 3,210 - 124 197 - 3,531

Sir James Balderstone Design & Tech 3,506 - 134 214 (50) 3,804

V S Beckwith Politics Prize 4,549 - 175 278 (50) 4,952

John Bishop – Capt Music Prize 9,125 - 352 561 - 10,038

H C Blenkiron Prize 5,824 - 224 357 (50) 6,355

R S Bond Prize 4,784 - 179 285 (300) 4,948

Ian Braid Music Composition 6,477 - 249 397 (50) 7,073

S F Brown Prize 9,440 - 364 580 - 10,384

*T T Clarke Mem Bursary 3,215 - 120 192 (200) 3,327

Geoffrey Ashton Cole Prize 6,966 - 268 427 (50) 7,611

*Consolidated Prize Fund 52,699 - 1,909 3,040 (6,510) 51,138

*E Dodds Prize 1,974 - 76 121 - 2,171

Geoff Donaldson Pipes & Drums 9,997 - 386 615 - 10,998

*Sir Edward Dunlop Asian Prize 2,285 - 86 137 (100) 2,408

Peter Earle Yr 8 Prize 9,965 - 385 613 - 10,963

*M Eggleston Aust Hist Prize 2,719 - 103 164 (100) 2,886

R & M Foreman History Essay Prize 60,133 448 2,330 3,711 - 66,622

*H Greaves Prize (Soccer) 653 - 24 39 (50) 666

*William Irving Debating Prize 4,171 - 160 255 (50) 4,536

King-Smith Yr 12 Prize 7,604 - 293 466 (50) 8,313

*John McKenzie Yr 7 Cricket Prize 1,199 - 46 74 - 1,319

*N H McNeil Prize 666 - 25 39 (50) 680

C & R Manders Asian Language 4,714 - 182 290 - 5,186

H B Mendel (German or French) 6,359 - 244 389 (50) 6,942

*R P Mueller Computer Science 11,027 - 425 677 (50) 12,079

*Naito Family Prize Capt Rugby 7,674 - 295 470 (50) 8,389

*Robert C Niven 4,517 - 173 276 (50) 4,916

*OSCA 1,277 - 47 75 (100) 1,299

Perelberg Award 1,006 - 39 62 - 1,107

Pipes & Drums Prize 7,535 - 291 463 - 8,289

*Maj Gen Sir Alan Ramsay Cadet 3,489 - 134 213 (50) 3,786

*Geoff Richards Mem Fund 22,182 - 854 1,361 (100) 24,297

*Sir Arthur Robinson Prize 2,278 - 87 139 (50) 2,454

*Lady Robinson Prize English 2,215 - 84 133 (100) 2,332

THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

8. ACCUMULATED FUNDS (Continued)

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THE SCOTCH COLLEGE FOUNDATION (INC)NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016

8. ACCUMULATED FUNDS (Continued)

Edward Sandbach Scout Prize 3,429 - 132 211 - 3,772

F W W Scott Prize/Sport 38,280 - 1,468 2,338 (500) 41,586

*Simon D Shaw 16,270 - 618 985 (500) 17,373

R L Simpson Public Speaking Prize 6,432 - 247 394 (50) 7,023

P C Wickens Maths Prize 7,267 - 280 445 (50) 7,942

Karl Yeomans Poetry Prize 2,982 - 112 179 (150) 3,123

Zimmet Prize for St John 7,893 - 304 484 (50) 8,631

96ers Pipes & Drums Leadership 524 - 20 32 - 576

372,070 448 14,185 22,597 (9,560) 399,740

… for Staff Salaries

Archive & Advancement Fund 166,817 - 6,440 10,257 - 183,514

*Armstrong Sutherland & Bell 105,592 - 4,030 6,420 (2,375) 113,667

George Logie-Smith 523,958 - 20,110 32,033 (6,000) 570,101

*Sir Ian McLennan Chair 1,302,285 - 49,866 79,430 (21,000) 1,410,581

Staff Salaries – General 143,869 - 5,496 8,754 (3,000) 155,119

2,242,521 - 85,942 136,894 (32,375) 2,432,982

… for Libraries

James Cornell Bequest (French Bks) 26,794 - 1,034 1,648 - 29,476

*Urquhart Ramsey Mem Gift 23,777 - 918 1,462 - 26,157

*A E Stirling Library Endowment 5,118,813 - 193,737 308,549 (200,001) 5,421,148

5,169,384 - 195,689 311,709 (200,001) 5,476,781

36,078,767 868,855 1,384,431 2,205,228 (1,298,183) 39,239,098

Future Fund (Corpus) a 9,726,570 4,000 375,544 598,202 ^(299,100) 10,405,216

Foundation Total Funds 45,805,337 872,855 1,759,975 2,803,430 (1,597,283) 49,644,314

* Funds transferred from Scotch College to the Foundation on 31 December 2006. See note 2(e).

^ The Foundation corpus payments of $299,100 is the transfer to the school referred to in the Statement of Surplus or Deficit.

Balance 1 Jan 15 Additions

Capital Change

Income Return Payments

Balance 31 Dec ‘16

$ $ $ $ $ $

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Foundation membershipIf you are interested in reconnecting with the Foundation by supporting the Building Fund, the Indigenous Scholarship Fund, the Archive Museum Fund, the Boarding House Renovations Fund or the Foundation Future Fund please contact the Scotch College Foundation Executive Director Tim Shearer on + 61 3 9810 4301

Levels of Foundation Membership

Membership $

Forbes Society 500,000

Trustee 100,000

Senior Fellow 50,000

Fellow 25,000

Associate Fellow 10,000

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