42. SCHEDULE 9. ACC “Hall Of Fame” SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS BY ACC SCHOOLS Sporting teams from ACC Schools which have achieved state or national honours are listed below. Salesian College - Victorian Senior Soccer Champions 1984 & 92

- Victorian Under 15 Soccer Champions 1990 - Victorian Secondary Schools Team Tennis Champions in 1996.

St Bede’s - Victorian State/National Senior Golf Champions and Runners up in world Championships in 2000.

- Lord Taverners Cup (State) and National Champions for senior cricket in 1998. - Australian Schools Teams Champions & 3rd in World Championships 2002 - State Champions for Senior Basketball 2003 - State Champions for Golf 2003

St Bernard’s - Herald Sun Champions for Senior Football in 1991 & 2003 - U17 Australian Basketball Champions Div 1 in 1996 - U17 Australian Basketball Champions Div 3 in 2000 - State League Champions for Volleyball in 1994 &1995 - U15 State Volleyball Champions in 2001 - U14 State Volleyball Champions in 2002 - National Schools Volleyball Champion in 2003 - Year 8 Victorian Beach Volleyball Champion in 2005 St Joseph’s Geel. - Lord Taverners Cup (State) and National Champions for senior cricket in 1989

- Herald Sun Champions for Senior Football in 2006 & 2016 - State Champions for Intermediate Soccer 2008

Mazenod - National Champions for Open volleyball in 2000, 2006 - National Champions for U/17 volleyball in 2006 & 2016 ,Runners Up in 2000 - National Champions for U/14 volleyball in 2000, 2011 - State Champions for junior Soccer in 2010 Parade College - Herald Sun Champions for Senior Football in 1983, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997 & 1998 - National Senior Basketball Champions in 1995 - State Champions for senior Basketball and national runners up for 2000. Whitefriars - National Champions for Intermediate Basketball in 2005 - State Champions for Intermediate Basketball in 1999, 2005 - State Champions for Senior Basketball in 2001, 2007 - Herald Sun Champions for Senior Football in 2004 St. Paul’s - Victorian Intermediate Soccer Champions 2006 SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS BY FORMER STUDENTS Former students of the ACC Member Colleges are included in the ACC “Hall of Fame” when they have satisfied the relevant criteria in the ACC Sports. Those criteria are listed under the heading of each sport which follows: ARCHERY State/National Representation as Competitor or Official (Senior Level). Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Hodgson, Campbell Commonwealth Games St Joseph’s Geel ATHLETICS-CROSS COUNTRY - State/National Representation as Competitor or Official (Senior Level). Winner of Stawell Gift. Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Ault-Connell, Kieran Sydney Paralympics 2000 St Bede’s Gold Medallist in javelin, 4x100 & 4x400 relays Bell, John Stawell Gift Winner 1963 St Bernard’s (1958)

ATHLETICS-CROSS COUNTRY (Continued) Carr, Jack Stawell Gift Winner 1957 Parade Callaghan, Brett Australian Rep 400m 1994 St Bede’s (1992)

1994 Commonwealth Games Cole, Brendan Commonwealth Games 2006, 2010 Salesian Olympics 2012 Australian hurdle champion 2005-11 Cook, Damian Vic Rep Marathon W/Friars (1971) Aust Rep Marathon Considine, Craig Australian Rep Discus 1978 Parade Crombie, Bob Victorian Representative St Bernard’s (1959) Dinan, John Stawell Gift Winner 1980 Parade Donahoo, Mark Australian Rep World Walking Ch’ships Mexico 1993 St Josephs NM Fitzgerald, Peter Australian Olympian 1976 St Bede’s Flemming, John Commonwealth Games 1992 Trinity Harrison, Anthony Aust Olympian Water Polo 1964 CBC St Kilda (1960) Honey, Gary Aust Rep Long Jump 1979-90 Parade Silver Medal 1984 Olympics Gold Medal 1982,86 Commonwealth Games Jamieson, Sam Stawell Gift Winner 2008 De La Salle Larkins, Peter Aust Rep Steeplechase St Joseph’s Geelong Olympics 1976 World Cup 1981 Commonwealth Games 1982 Lean, Pat Aust Olympian Decathlon 1952 De La Salle (1945) Lompreur, Stephen Aust. Rep World Juniors St Bede’s Cross-Country McEniry, James Vic Rep 800m Mazenod (1989) McGrath, Dominic Commonwealth Games 1998 Salesian 50 km walk Bronze Medal McManus, Andrew Stawell Gift Winner 1992 St Bernard’s (1988) Olympic Games 2004 McNamara, Geoff Aust. 400m Hurdle Champion 1968 CBC St Kilda (1962) Vic. 200m Hurdle Champion 1966, 68 Mott, Adrian Stawell Gift Winner 2006 St Bernard’s (2003) Neighbour, Aaron Vic/Aust. Rep Discus St Bede’s Pollock, A Stawell Gift Winner 1976 Parade Rayner, Johnny 1st 800m National Championships 2012 St Bernard’s Aust rep World Junior Championships, Canada 2010 (4x400m) Victorian State Champion 800m 2011, 2012 Richardson, Jason Stawell Gift Winner 1993 De La Salle (1986) Riseley, Jeff Aust. Rep Osaka World Championships, ranked 2nd in Australia for 800m Aust. Rep Beijing Olympics 2008 Mazenod Aust. Rep London Olympics 2012 Aust. Rep Rio Olympics 2016 Ryan, Michael Aust Olympian 400m Hurdles 1964 CBC St Kilda (1959) Sheehan, John Aust Rep World Cross Country Championships 1989 CBC St Kilda (1976) Sneazewell, A (Tony) Aust Rep High Jump 1962-69 Parade Vincent, Trevor Aust Rep Steeplechase 1962-64 De La Salle (1954) Gold Medal ‘62 C’wealth Games BASKETBALL State/National Representation, 50 NBL Games as Player or Umpire, Member of NBL Champion Team, NBL Senior Coach Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Caroll, Wayne Australian Representative St Josephs NM Dillon, Daniel Dragons/Crocs 50+ Games St. Bede’s (2004) Dwight, Simon Cannons/Razorbacks Mazenod (1992) Australian Representative Grabau, Aaron Cairns Taipans 418 Games 1999-2013 Salesian Hackwill, Brendan Australian Representative Parade

BASKETBALL (Cont.) Kennedy, Jamie Canberra Cannons 100+ games Parade (1981) Dual National Champions with Cannons Keogh, Damien Australian Representative 1980-94 W/Friars (1979) Olympics 1984,88,92 World Championships 1982,90,94 380 NBL Games Lunardon, Steven Spectres/Tigers/Supercats 1985-96 St Bede’s 155 NBL games 1986 Rookie of the year CRICKET State/National Test Representation as Player, Umpire or Manager (Senior Level, National Under 19), 50 District Games

Name VCA Club Achievements School/Grad Yr Agar, Ashton Western Australia / Australia 2 Test Matches De La Salle 41 First Class Games Bedford, Peter Victoria 39 First Class Games Parade Beer, Michael Western Australia / Australia 30 First Class Games De La Salle (2002) 2 Test Match Boland, Scott Victoria 34 First Class Games St Bede’s Bremner, Matthew Fitzroy Doncaster 116 District Games Whitefriars Burns, Paul Footscray 118 District Games St Paul’s Clarke, Gerard Richmond/Waverley/Vic 3 First Class Games De La Salle 115 District Games Corcoran, Tony Victorian Representative 1 One-day Game Parade 103 District Games Cull, Gerard St Kilda 50+ District Games St Bede’s Daffey, Peter Essendon 50+ District Games St Bernard’s (1970) Dale, Adam Northcote/Nth Melb/Victoria 59 First Class Games Parade Australia 2 Test Matches 30 ODI (Aus) Dodemaide, Tony Victoria/Australia 10 Test Matches StJohnsB/brook 24 ODI (Aus) 105 First Class Games 152 District Games Dowling, Gerard Northcote/Victoria 2 First Class Games Parade 202 District Games Dunn, Bernie Northcote De La Salle (1970) Graf, Shaun St Kilda/Frank/Vic/Aust 11 ODI Games (Aus) St Bede’s 55 First Class Games 287 District Games Hodge, Bradley Victoria /Australia 70+ First Class Games St Bede's Leading Vic run scorer (10,000+) 223 District Games 5 Tests (Australia) Dean Jones Medal 2002/3 Hutchison, Brent Essendon 148 Games Whitefriars Jensen, Paul State Umpire 50 Games St Bernard’s (1963) Jones, Adrian St Kilda 50+ District Games St Bede’s Leehane, John Richmond/Victoria 11 First Class Games Salesian Leehane Mark Essendon 140 1st X1Games/Ryder Medal 1993 St Bernard’s (1979) Lewis, Michael Northcote/Victoria 20+ First Class Games Parade (1991) Marantelli, Chris Essendon/North Melbourne 50+ District Games St Bernard’s (1999) McCarthy, Mick Melbourne 50+ District Games St Bede’s Mitchell, Michael Essendon 123 1st X1 Games St Bernard’s (1958) Morrey, Paul Prahran 92 Games St Bede’s (1976) Moylan, Terry Essendon 50 Games St Bernard’s (1958) Muirhead, James Victoria 2 First Class Games Emmanuel Australia 8 T20 International Matches Murphy, Brett University 58 Games Whitefriars (1996) Murphy, Leigh University 54 Games Whitefriars (2001)

CRICKET (cont.) Nannes, Dirk Victoria 23 First Class Games Salesian Australia 1 ODI, 17 T20 Games Nicholson, Ben Dandenong 90 District Games St Bede’s O’Brien, Peter Melbourne 57 First Class Games St Bede’s Ricci, Brendan Ringwood/University/Vic 4 First Class Games W/Friars (1982) 250 District Games Rush, Leo Manager Aust Team to England Parade Shehan, Bill Test Umpire 7 Test matches, 25 ODI Games St Paul's Smith, Adam Northcote/Victoria 3 First Class Games 50+ District Games Parade (1993) Smith, Simon North Melbourne/Essendon 50+ District Games St Bernard’s (1996) Street, Chris Prahran/Fitzroy-Doncaster 50+District Games St Bede’s Ryder Medal 2002/3 Tobin, Geoff Essendon/University 139 District Games St Bernard’s (1959) CYCLING State/National Representation as Competitor or Official (Senior Level). Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Liston, Scott National Champion – Mountain Bike 2006 Mazenod Tighello, Robert Victorian Road Champion 1998 - 2000 Mazenod Australian King of Mountains 1999 – 2000 FOOTBALL State Representation Member of AFL/VFL Premiership Team 50 AFL/VFL Games as Player or Umpire AFL/VFL Senior Coach AFL/VFL Club Best & Fairest Brownlow Medallist

Name AFL/VFL Club Years Achievements School/Grad Yr Abrahams, Owen Fitzroy 1954-62 132 Games, 232 Goals Parade All Australian 1958 Vic rep 9 times Allan, Graeme Fitzroy/Collingwood 1975-84 141 Games, 126 Goals Parade Vic Rep Allan, James SANFL Magarey Medallist St Joseph’s (SANFL B&F) Allessio, Steven Essendon St Joseph's NM Arceri, Mark Nth Melb/Carl/St Kilda 1984-93 92 Games, 133 Goals St Paul’s Bahen, John Fitzroy 1962-67 67 Games, 24 Goals Parade Barker, John Fitzroy/Brisbane/Hawthorn St Josephs NM Barry, Peter Carlton 1958-63 77 Games, 24 Goals DeLaSalle (1953) Bartel, James Geelong 2002-16 305 Games, 202 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premierships 2007/09/11 Brownlow Medallist 2007 Norm Smith Medallist 2011 Bedford, Peter South Melb/Carlton 1968-78 186 Games, 329 Goals Parade Brownlow Medal 1970 Club B&F 5 times Bentick, Adam Carlton 2004 – 2009 68 Games, 13 Goals St Bernard’s (2003) Beers, Brian Collingwood/Fitzroy 1958-64 79 Games, 86 Goals Parade 1958 Premiership(Coll) Benetti, John Carlton 1958-65 88 Games, 15 Gaols Parade Berry, Bill Essendon/Footscray/Nth Melb 1975-1985 69 Games, 19 Goals St Bernard’s (1974) Beveridge, Luke Melbourne/Footscray/St Kilda 1989-1999 118 Games, 114 Goals St Bede’s 89-90 Western Bulldogs 2015- Coach Premiership Coach 2016 Black, Heath St Kilda/Fremantle 1997-2007 186 Games, 76 Goals Mazenod Blakey, John Fitzroy/Nth Melb 1985-2001 300+ Games, 96 Goals W/Friars(‘84) 1996,99 Premiership (NM) Vic Rep Boland, Brian Richmond/Hawthorn 1950-56 56 Games, 6 Goals St Joseph’s Geel

FOOTBALL (cont.) Bolton, Jude Sydney Swans 2000-2013 325 Games, 196 Goals St Bernard’s (1997) 2005, 2012 Premierships Bourke, Damien Geelong/Brisbane 1983-95 124 Games, 19 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Boyd, Matthew Western Bulldogs 2003- 282 Games, 83 goals Mazenod Premiership 2016 Breen, Barry St Kilda 1965-82 300 Games, 308 Goals De La Salle 1966 Premiership Vic rep 3 times Brew, Ray Carlton 1923-31 118 Games, 31 Goals St Josephs NM Captain Coach 1926,28 Brown, Evin Carlton 1941-48 117 Games Parade 1945,47 Premiership Bunn, Mark Fitzroy/Hawthorn 1990-95 53 Games, 2 Goals W/Friars(1988) Callery, Paul Melbourne/St Kilda/Sth Melb 1970-80 182 Games, 200 Goals St Bede’s Calthorpe, David Essendon/Brisbane/Nth Melb 1992-2001 114 Games, 70 Goals St Bernard’s (1991) 1993 Premiership(Ess) Vic rep Caracella, Blake Essendon/Brisbane/Collingwood 1995 - 2006 187 Games, 218 Goals Parade (1994) 2000, 2003 Premierships Carew, Bobby Richmond 1919-22 45 Games Parade 1920,21 Premiership Vic rep Carrazzo, Andrew Carlton 2004-15 194 Games 48 Goals Maz / DLS Club B&F 2007 Cash, Pat Hawthorn 1951-55 58 Games, 75 Goals DeLaSalle (1946) Caven, Peter Fitzroy/Sydney/Adelaide 1988 -2000 139 Games, 55 Goals Parade (1986) 1998, 1999 Premiership Christensen, Allen Geelong/Brisbane 2011- 98 Games, 82 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premiership 2011 Coffey, John St Kilda 1948-59 89 Games, 52 Goals DeLaSalle (1945) Collan, Terry Geelong 1960-64 62 Games, 5 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Vic Rep 1961 Collins, Geoff Melbourne 1948-54 88 Games, 8 Goals CBC StK (1941) Vic Rep Melbourne Captain Considine, Ed Essendon/Sydney 1986-95 77 Games, 18 Goals St Josephs NM Cook, James Carlton/Western Bulldogs/Melb 1994-2000 77 Games, 139 Goals St Bernard’s (1991) Cooper, Paul Hawthorn 1990-96 81 Games, 9 Goals DeLaSalle (1967) Cotchin, Trent Richmond 2008- 173 Games, 101 Goals Parade 2005 Club Captain 2012- Brownlow Medallist 2012 Club B&F 2011-12, 14 All Australian 2012 Coughlin, Kevin Collingwood/Hawthorn 1949-56 90 Games, 120 Goals Parade Croad Trent Hawthorn/Fremantle/Hawthorn 164 Games 161 Goals De La Salle 1997 Cross, Daniel Western Bulldogs/Melbourne 2002 - 2015 249 Games, 34 Goals St Bernard’s (2001) Dahlhaus, Luke Western Bulldogs 2011- 115 Games, 95 Goals St Joseph’s Premiership 2016 Darcy, David Footscray 1962-71 133 Games, 47 Goals St Bernard’s (1960) Vic rep 4 times Darcy, Tim Geelong/Essendon 1982-95 190 Games, 88 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Vic Rep 1986 Davis, Frank Melbourne 1964-73 168 Games, 2 Goals Salesian 1964 Premiership Vic rep Dimattina, Frank Richmond/Nth Melb 1963-71 57 Games, 60 Goals DeLaSalle (1967) Doran, Paul Essendon 1958-65 82 Games, 34 Goals St Bernard’s (1960) 1962 Premiership Drinan, Keith St Kilda 1944-57 134 Games CBC StK(1944) Vic rep 8 times Dunin, Frank Richmond 1953-59 69 Games, 30 Goals CBC StK(1952) Duursma, Jamie Sydney/Brisbane/Melb 1985-89 59 Games, 4 Goals De La Salle (1980) Dwyer, David North Melbourne 1984-91 72 Games, 37 Goals St Josephs NM

FOOTBALL (cont.) Dwyer, Laurie North Melbourne 1956-70 201 Games, 34 Goals St Josephs NM Club B&F 1961,67 Vic rep 3 times Dyer, Jack Richmond 1931-49 312 Games, 443 Goals DeLaSalle (1930) Club B&F 1940,46 Captain Coach 1941-49 Coach 1950-52 1934,43 Premiership Vic rep Dynon, Kevin North Melbourne 1943-54 149 Games, 83 Goals St Josephs NM Vic rep 8 times Dyson, Ricky Essendon 2004-2012 114 Games, 43 Goals Parade (2003 Eccles, Andrew Adelaide/Carlton 1997 - 2003 54 Games, 24 Goals Parade (1996) 1999 Premiership Egan, Kevin Essendon 1963-69 65 Games, 13 Goals St Bernard’s (1960) 1965 Premiership Egan, Michael Footscray 1978-87 128 Games, 12 Goals St Paul’s Filandia, Peter Essendon/Sydney 1991-2000 83 Games, 52 Goals St Bernard’s (1987) Fitzgerald, Jim Geelong/ St Kilda 1944-52 122 Games, 14 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Fitzgibbon, Fred Carlton 1942-48 96 Games, 9 Goals St Josephs NM 1947 Premiership Fitzmaurice, Tom Essendon/Geel/Nth Melb 1918-35 188 Games, 146 Goals St Josephs NM 1923,24 Premiership (Ess) 1925 Premiership (Geel) Geel C/Coach 1928 NMelb C/Coach 1934 Foschini, Silvio Sth Melb/St Kilda 1981-88 107 Games, 166 Goals Mazenod (1981) Foulds, Gary Essendon 1974-89 300 Games, 140 Goals St Bernard’s (1973) 1984,85 Premiership Vic rep 2 times All Australian 1985 Franchina, Anthony Carlton St Joseph’s NM Garden, Jack Essendon 1915, 115 Games, 42 Goals Parade 1920-26 1923,24 Premiership Club B&F 1920 Vic rep Giansiracusa Daniel Western Bulldogs 2000-2014 265 games, 331 Goals, St Paul’s International Rules 2005 Gilham, Stephen Hawthorn / Greater Western Sydney 114 Games, 4 Goals Whitefriars 2005-2014 Premiership Haw 2008 Gotch, Bradley Fitzroy/St Kilda 1982-90 96 Games, 122 Goals W/Friars 1979 Grant Shanon Sydney/North Melbourne 1995-2008 301 Games, 361 Goals St Josephs NM Premiership 1999 Groenewagen, Robert Footscray 1978-86 79 Games, 29 Goals St Johns B/brook Guinane, Paddy Richmond 1959-68 146 Games, 216 Goals Parade Vic rep 1967 Prem Hamill Aaron Carlton/St. Kilda 1996-2006 190 Games, 239 Goals St Josephs NM Hamilton, Paul Essendon 1986-92 105 Games, 7 Goals St Bernard’s (1984) Hanneberry, Mark Collingwood/Essendon 1979-84 62 Games, 23 Goals St Josephs NM Hansen, Ashley West Coast 2004-2010 78 Games, 95 Goals Mazenod Premiership 2006 Harrison, Paul South Melbourne 1963-70 119 Games, 27 Goals Parade Harford, Daniel Hawthorn / Carlton 1995 - 2004 162 Games, 69 Goals Parade 1994 Harvey, John AFL Umpire 100 + Games St Josephs NM Harvey, Ron Fitzroy 1954 - 63 127 Games, 49 Goals Vic rep 2 times Club B&F 1959 Healy, Gerard Melbourne/Sydney 1979-90 211 Games, 276 Goals St Bede’s Brownlow Medal 1988 Club B&F 1984 (Melb) Vic rep Healy, Greg Melbourne 1984-93 141 Games, 167 Goals St Bede’s Henry, Michael VFL Umpire 1971-77 Salesian

FOOTBALL (Continued) Higgins, Kevin Geelong/Fitzroy 1970-80 153 Games, 35 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Higgins, Shaun Western Bulldogs/North Melb 2006- 162 Games, 178 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Hyde, Robert Collingwood/Essendon 1973-79 63 Games, 2 Goals Parade Club B&F 1976 (Coll) Jackson, Francis Richmond 1973-74 106 Games, 9 Goals CBC StK (1972) Sth Melb/Sydney Swans 1975-82 Johnson, Ben Collingwood 2000-6 50+ games Parade (1998) Johnson, Bob (Jnr) Melbourne 1959-69 202 Games, 20 Goals DeLaSalle (1949) 1964 Premiership Vic rep 12 times Johnston, David Essendon/Fitzroy 1987-94 66 Games, 7 Goals St Bernard’s (1986) Jones, Bernie Hawthorn/Essendon 1973-80 86 Games, 43 Goals DeLaSalle (1971) 1976 Premiership (Haw) Kellett, Mark St Kilda/Footscray/Syd 1979-90 155 Games, 11 Goals St Bede’s Kennedy, Hayden AFL Umpire 1988-2006 319 Games, 5 Grand Finals St Bernard’s (1983) 26 Finals 3 State of Origin Games Kennedy, John (Snr) Hawthorn 1950-59 164 Games, 29 Goals DeLaSalle (1949) Club B&F 5 times Haw Coach 1960-63, 1967-76 NMelb Coach 1985-89 Premiership Coach 1961,63,71,76 Kennedy, John (Jnr) Hawthorn 1979-91 241 Games, 211 Goals DeLaSalle (1977) 1983,86,88,89 Premierships Vic Rep Kennedy, Michael Carlton/Sydney 1984-90 74 Games, 9 Goals St Josephs NM 1987 Premiership (Carl) Kol, Michael Geelong 1983-89 63 Games, 42 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Kyne, A (Phonse) Collingwood 1934-44 245 Games, 237 Goals Parade 1935,36 Premiership Club B&F 1946-48 Vic Rep 9 times Coll Coach 1950-63 La Fontaine, Alan Melbourne 1934-50 171 Games, 77 Goals St Josephs NM Vic Rep 1939-41 Premierships Melb Coach 1949-51 Ling, Cameron Geelong 2000-11 246 Games St Josephs Geel Premierships, 2007/09/11 Lloyd, Matthew Essendon 1995-2009 270 Games, 926 Goals St Bernard’s (1995) All Australian 1998,99, 2000/01/03 John Coleman Medallist 2000/01/03 Premiership 2000 Vic Rep 4 times Love, Jason North Melbourne 1986-89 68 Games, 123 Goals CBC StK (1980) Sydney Swans 1991-92 Lucas, Scott Essendon 1996-2009 270 Games, 471 Goals St Bernard's (1995) Vic Rep Premiership 2000 McCarthy, Mick Hawthorn/Brisbane 1978-88 126 Games, 74 Goals St Bede’s McCartney, Brendan Western Bulldogs (Footscray) 2012-2014 Coach St Joseph’s Geel McCorkill, Jock North Melbourne 1940-53 167 Games, 5 Goals St Josephs NM NMelb Coach 1954-55 McDonald, Donald North Melbourne 1982-92 155 Games, 165 Goals St Josephs NM McDonald Peter Boundary Umpire 1988-2000 230 AFL Games St Bernard’s (1982) 6 AFL Grand Finals 7 State of Origin games McHale, Jock Collingwood 1903-20 261 Games, 18 Goals Parade 1910 Premiership Coll Coach 1912-49 Premiership Coach 8 times

FOOTBALL (cont.) McKenna, Peter Collingwood/Carlton 1965-77 191 Games, 874 Goals Parade Club B&F 1970 Leading Goal kicker 1972-73 McKenzie, Don Footscray 1962-70 137 Games, 128 Goals St Bernard’s (1959) Foots Coach 1978-79 McKernan, Anton AFL Umpire 1991-1995 63 AFL Games DeLaSalle (1983) McLean, Ricky Carlton/Richmond 1966-74 58 Games, 138 Goals St Bernard’s (1965) McLennan, “Lal” Fitzroy 1907-19 135 Games, 22 Goals Parade 1913,16 Premierships Vic Rep McMaster, “Bill” Geelong 1951-54 61 Games, 75 Goals St Joseph’s 1951, 52 Premierships 1971-72 VFL Coach (Geelong) Madden, Justin Essendon/Carlton 1980-96 332 Games, 190 Goals St Bernard’s (1978) 1987,95 Premiership(Carl) Club B&F 1985,91 (Carl) Vic Rep Madden, Simon Essendon 1974-92 378 Games, 575 Goals St Bernard’s (1975) 1984,85 Premiership All Australian 3 times Club B&F 4 times Norm Smith Medal 1985 Vic Rep Maguire, Mick Richmond/Melbourne/Coll 1910-18 90 Games, 95 Goals Parade Mansfield, Michael Geelong/Carlton 1990-2002 235 Games, 118 Goals St Joseph’s Geel All Australian 1994-95 Martyn, Michael North Melbourne/Carlton 1988-2003 300 Games, 16 Goals St Paul’s 1986 1996,99 Premiership Club B&F 1989,91 Vic Rep 2 times Maxwell, Nick Collingwood 2004-2014 208 Games, 29 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premiership 2010 (Capt) Meehan, Simon St Kilda 1980-84 55 Games, 69 Goals CBC StK(1979) Mithen, Laurie Melbourne 1954-62 153 Games, 108 Goals CBC StK(1951) 1955-57 Premiership 1959-60 Premiership Vic Rep Club B&F 1958,59 Molloy, Jarrod Fitzroy/Brisbane/Collingwood 1994 - 2004 224 Games, 200 Goals Parade (1994) Morris, Kevin Richmond/Collingwood 1971-81 110 Games, 70 Goals Salesian 1973,74 Premiership(Rich) Morris, Steven Richmond 2012- 86 Games,12 Goals St Bernard’s Murnane, Peter Hawthorn 1976-81 80 Games, 56 Goals DeLaSalle (1973) 1976,78 Premiership Murphy, Fraser Carlton 1985-91 107 Games, 158 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premiership 1987 Murphy, John Fitzroy/Sth Melb/Nth Melb 1967-80 246 Games, 374 Goals W/Friars(1967) Club B&F 5 times (Fitz) Vic Rep 9 times Murphy, Mark Carlton 2006- 214 Games,157 Goals Whitefriars (2005) Club Captain 2013- Murphy, Tom Hawthorn/Gold Coast 2004-2014 113 Games, 5 Goals De La Salle (2003) Nahas, Robin Richmond/North Melb 2009- 117 Games, 135 Goals Salesian Neeld, Mark Geelong/Richmond 1990-96 74 Games St Joseph’s Geel Melbourne 2012-2013 Coach O’Donohue, Peter Hawthorn 1942-52 109 Games, 24 Goals De La Salle Haw Coach 1966 O’Dwyer, Stephen Melbourne/Richmond 1987-92 89 Games, 45 Goals St Bernard’s (1983) Vic Rep Club B&F 1988 (Melb) O’Halloran, Jack Essendon/Nth Melb/Foots 1950-58 114 Games, 72 Goals St Bernard’s (1946) Club B&F 1953 (NM)

FOOTBALL (cont.) Ongarello, A (Tony) Fitzroy 1952-62 131 Games, 247 Goals Parade Otten, Andy Adelaide 2008- 79 Games, 18 Goals Whitefriars Pattison, Adam Richmond/St. Kilda 2005-10 66 Games Parade (2003) Podsiadly, James Geelong/Adelaide 2010 - 2015 104 Games, 195 Goals St Paul’s (1999) Premiership 2011 Polkinghorne, James Brisbane 2008-2014 94 Games, 53 Goals St Bernard’s Rice, Dean St Kilda/Carlton 1987-2001 234 Games, 85 Goals Salesian 1995 Premiership (Carl) Vic Rep 2 times Robbins, Matthew Geelong/Western Bulldogs 1996-2003 75 Games, 16 Goals Salesian Robertson, Shane Carlton 1983-91 80 Games, 23 Goals St Josephs NM 1987 Premiership Rush, R T (Bob) Collingwood 1899-1908 143 Games, 1 Goal Parade 1902,03 Premiership Russo, Peter Hawthorn/St Kilda 1978-90 195 Games, 122 Goals St Bede’s 1978,86 Premiership(Haw) Vic Rep Ryan, Matthew Coll’wood/Syd/Bris 1985-92 73 Games, 60 Goals Parade Scarlett, John Geelong/Sth Melb 1967-77 212 Games, 44 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Vic Rep 1971 Scarlett, Matthew Geelong 1998-2012 284 Games, 17 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premierships 2007/09/11 Serong, Bill Collingwood/Nth Melb 1956-62 114 Games, 60 Goals Parade 1958 Premiership(Coll) Club B&F 1962 (NM) Shea, Mark Fitzroy 1902-04 95 Games, 1 Goal Parade Essendon 1905-09 Shea, Pat Fitzroy 1904 153 Games, 163 Goals Parade Essendon 1908-18 1911,12 Premiership(Ess) Vic Rep 4 times Sheedy, Kevin Richmond 1967-79 251 Games, 91 Goals De La Salle 1969,73,74 Premiership Club B&F 1976 Essendon Coach 1981-2006 Premiership Coach 1984,85,93,2000 Sholl, Brad Nth Melb/Geelong 1993-2002 171 Games, 46 Goals St Bernard’s (1990) Vic Rep Silvagni, Sergio Carlton 1958-71 239 Games, 136 Goals Parade 1968,70 Premiership Club B&F 1962,68 Vic Rep Smith, Rohan Western Bulldogs 1992-2006 300 Games, 254 Goals St Paul’s 1989 All Australian 1997, 2003 Vic Rep 3 times, International Rules 1998-2000 Spriggs, David Geelong/Sydney 1999-2003 50+ Games St Bede’s Spurling, Bill Footscray 1928-35 98 Games, 70 Goals St Josephs NM Vic Rep 2 times Steinfort, Carl Collingwood/Geelong 1996 - 2002 92 Games, 26 Goals Mazenod Stoneham, Barry Geelong 1986-2001 241 Games, 223 Goals St Joseph’s Geel All Australian 1992 Vic Rep 7 times Club B&F 1990 Swan, Dane Collingwood 2003 - 2016 258 Games, 211 Goals St Bernard’s (2001) 2010 Premiership Brownlow Medal 2011 Club B&F 2008 - 2010 Thomas, Grant St Kilda/North Melb 1978-83 83 Games, 22 Goals St Bede’s Thornton, Scott Fremantle 2002-2009 88 Games, 9 Goals Mazenod Tudor, Leigh North Melbourne/Geelong 1989-1996 68 Games, 59 Goals St Bernard’s(’87) Turner, Brian Collingwood 1952-57 81 Games, 11 Goals Parade North Melb 1959-61

FOOTBALL (cont.) Turner, Leo Geelong 1947-54 130 Games, 30 Goals St Joseph’s Geel Premiership 1951-52 Vic Rep 13 times Van Der Haar, Paul Essendon 1977-90 201 Games, 278 Goals W/Friars(1974) 1984,85 Premiership Vic Rep Walsh, Brian St Kilda 1956-64 131 Games CBC St Kilda Waters, Terry Collingwood 1960-72 163 Games, 182 Goals DeLaSalle (1960) Club B&F 1966 All Australian 1969 Vic Rep 8 times Watson, Shane Collingwood 1992-2000 141 Games, 102 Goals Parade (1992) Vic Rep Williams, Don Melbourne 1953-59 205 Games, 5 Goals CBC St Kilda 1964-68 1955-57,59,64 Premiership Vic Rep 8 times Wood, Tony Fitzroy/Collingwood/Hawthorn 1989 – 2002 173 Games, 36 Goals Parade (1987) Woolnough, Michael Geelong/Collingwood 1971-80 141 Games, 50 Goals St Joseph’s Geel GOLF Equivalent of National/State Representation at Senior Level Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Beveridge, John J Vic Amateur Team 1990-92,99 Salesian Costigan, Matt Vic Junior Team 1999 St Bede’s Aust Foursomes Champion 1997 Drummond, Adam Aust Foursomes Champion 1997 St Bede’s Holman, Nathan Vic Amateur Champion 2012 St Bede’s Australian PGA Champion 2015 Houston, Anthony Vic representative 2012 St Bede’s Hughes, Brad Aust Masters Champion 1993,98 St Bede’s Kelly, John Aust Amateur Champion 1978 St Bede’s Vic Boys Champion 1974-76 Oldham, Matt Vic Foursomes Champion 1995 St Bede’s Sinnott, Todd Victorian Boys Champion 2009 St Bernard’s Tampion Andrew Vic State Squad/Vic Foursomes 2003-04 St Bede’s (2002) Eisenhower Cup 2006 Professional 2006 HANDBALL State/National Champion Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Geoff Walsh Victorian and National Champ 1963 St Bernard’s(1958) HOCKEY State/National Representation, 50 NHL Games as Player or Umpire, Member of NHL Champion Team, NHL Senior Coach Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Ciriello, Chris National Jun. World Cup Squad 2005 Mazenod National Jun. Dev. Squad 2006 National Dev. Squad 2007 Australian Rep. (149 games, 95 goals) Duff, Darren Australian Rep. (46 games) 1995-96 St Paul’s 1989 Duff, Jason Australian Rep. (107 games) 1993,96-99 St Paul’s 1990 Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist Olympic Games Bronze Medallist Champions Trophy dual medallist Harper, Ross Victorian Representative 1984-94 St Paul’s

HOCKEY (cont.) Hiskens, Jeremy Australian Representative 1996-99 Parade (1993) 50+ International games Commonwealth Gold Medal 1998 Mirecki, Daniel Australian Rep U/21 2004 Parade (2004) SAILING State or National Representation at a Senior Level Name Achievements Year School/Grad Yr Fewester, Damien Member of Australia II 1983 St Paul’s 1979 America Cup Winner Meyers, Luke Australian Sailboard Champion 1987 St Bede’s Sly, James Australian Champion (29er) 2008-10 St Bede’s SOCCER State/National Representation, 50 NSL / A-League Games as Player or Umpire, Member of NSL / A-League Championship Team, NSL / A-League Senior Coach Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Cagalj, Adrian Carlton / Adelaide City 1999 St Paul’s (1993) (51 Games) Di Ioro, Joe Australian Youth Team - 1997 Mazenod (1998) World Series Ferrante, Michael Westham St Josephs Nth Melbourne Galekovic Eugene Olyroos Goalkeeper Athens 1999-2006 St Bede’s 2000 Melbourne Victory Grella, Vincent Canberra/Carlton 1996-2006 St Bede’s (1995) Australian Youth Team Italian Serie A Competition - Parma Socceroos (World Cup) 2006 Iosifides, Steve Sth Melb / Heidelberg United 1998-99 St Paul’s 1991 300+ NSL Games NSL Premiership 1997/8 & 1998/9 Kisnorbo, Patrick South Melbourne (67 Games) 1999 St Bernard’s (1998) Australian under 20s (14 Games) 2001 Australian under 23s (3 Games) 2003 - 4 Socceroos (18 Games) 2002 – 09 Hearts (48 Games) 2000 – 03 Leicester City (126 Games) 2005 – 09 Leeds United (49 Games) 2009 – 2013 Leeds Captain 2011 Melbourne City (76 Games) 2013-16 Lucchesi, Claudio Member Juventus Mazenod (1972) Lucchesi, Giampiro Member Juventus Mazenod (1972) Knezevic, Wilson Knights/Canberra/Adelaide/Sydney St Paul’s (1993) Melb Knights Championship 1995 82 NSL Games Marth, Andrew Sunshine/Melb Knights 1988-99 St Paul’s 1985 Carlton Australian Representative (21 Games) 1991-96 350+ NSL Games, 49 Goals Coach Melbourne Knights 2000-03 McLellan, Michael Preston Macedonia 1985-87 Salesian Aust Youth Team Rep Murdocca, Massimo Sth Melbourne/Brisbane Roar/Melbourne City Parade (2002) 59 NSL games, 206 A-League Games A-League Championship 2010/11 Milicevic, Ljubo Australian Youth Team Rep 2001 – 2006 St Bede’s (1997) National Captain U/20 & U/23 FC Thun (Switzerland)

SOCCER (cont.) Panopoulos, Michael 205 Games Sth Melbourne 2003 St Paul’s Greek National Team (6 games) Premiership 1995/6, 1997/8 & 1998/9 Sth Melbourne Panopoulos, Steve Sth Melbourne 1993-99 Salesian Pantelidis, Steve 58 Games Melbourne Victory 2005-2009 Salesian Australian under 20s (1 Game) 2003 49 Games Gold Coast United 2009-11 49 Games Perth Glory 2011-2013 33 Games Selangor FA 2013-2014 Rocco Daniel Melbourne Knights S.C St Josephs Nth Melbourne Santilli Marco South Melbourne S.C St Josephs Nth Melbourne Spiranovic, Matthew FC Nuremberg 2007-2011 St Joseph’s (2005) Australian Youth Team 2004-2008 Australian Representative (37 Games) 2008 – 38 Games Urawa Red Diamonds 2011-13 31 Games Western Sydney Warriors 2013-15 Premiership 2013 33 Games Hangzhou Greentown 2015 - Tasios, Steve Heidelberg/South Melb 1984-95 De La Salle (1984) Zinni, Andrew Brunswick/Preston 1984-95 CBC StK (1982) Australian Representative 1986-91 Member Juventus 1985 Aust Championship Team 1986 Vic Championship Team SWIMMING State/National Representation as Competitor or Official (Senior Level) Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Brown, Matthew Australian C’wealth Games 1982 De La Salle (1979) Haenen, Toby Australian Olympian 1992 St Bede’s Lee, Daniel Sri Lankin Representative 2008-14 Whitefriars Beijing Olympic Games World Championships Commonwealth Games Scott, Bill Victorian Representative 1963-66 Parade Aust Champion 4x100m 1964-65 Freestyle Relay Scott, Ken Victorian Representative 1963-1971 Parade Australian Champion 1968-1969 100m Butterfly Scott, Leo Victorian Representative Parade Weston, John Aus Open B’stroke Champ 1956 De La Salle TABLE TENNIS Equivalent of National/State Representation at Senior Level Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Belot, Michael Victorian Representative Whitefriars (1997) Knapp, Stephen Victorian Representative 1979 Whitefriars (1966) Australian Representative World Championships Lew, James Victorian Representative 2010-2014 St Bernard’s (2015) Australian Representative 2013 Rosario, Alois Victorian Representative Parade (1980) Australian Doubles Champion National Representative Australian Olympic Coach

TENNIS Attaining of an ATP Ranking or its Equivalent, National Representation, State or National Champion, Under 19 or Senior Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Cash, Pat Australian Representative 1983-90 W/Friars(1980) Wimbledon Champ 1987 Florent, Andrew Quarter finalist Wimbledon 1996 Mazenod (1987) Highest Ranking - 28 Luczak, Pater Ranked 10th in Australia 2002 Mazenod (1995) Commonwealth Gold Medal (Doubles) 2010 McNamee, Paul Australian Representative 1983-86 St Bernard’s(1971) Australian Mens Doubles Champ Wimbledon Doubles Champ TRIATHLON Equivalent of National/State Representation at Senior Level Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Robertson, Peter Australian Olympic Rep 2000 Mazenod World Champion 2001/03 VOLLEYBALL Representation at State or National Level as a senior. Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Chlebna, David Vic & Australian Representative 1993 St Bernard’s Miller, Jon Vic Representative Mazenod Scott Ben Vic Representative 2002 Mazenod 2001 Venturini, Micah Australian Mens Team Rep. 2001-3 Mazenod SPORTS ADMINISTRATION Significant achievement by attaining level of CEO or President in sports administration in a national or international sport for three or more years. Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Gannon, Ken AFL Sports Administration St Joseph’s Geel Gauci, Ron CEO Melbourne Storm 2010 - 2013 St Bernard’s (1977) Maguire, Eddie President Collingwood FC 2000- CBC St Kilda McMahon, Graeme President Essendon FC 1996 – 2003 St Bernard’s (1957) ELITE DISABLED SPORTS Attaining of an internationally recognised ranking or its’ equivalent or Representation at State or National senior level. ATHLETICS Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Mullins, Chris Gold Medal, Men’s 4x400m St Bernard’s (2005) Relay, IPC World Champs 2006 Gold Medal, Men’s 4x100m Relay, Beijing Paralympics 2008 SWIMMING Grant, Dale National Rep – Athens 2004 Mazenod World Championship Rep 2002 WHEELCHAIR TENNIS Name Achievements Years School/Grad Yr Bonaccurso Anthony Silver Medal World Teams Cup 2004 St Paul’s 1988-93 Ranked 15th in world 2004 Australian Rep Paralympics 2000/4 Olympic Bronze medallist 2000 2002 World Team Cup winner

THE ARTS Name Genre Years School Alsop, John Radio & TV script writer / Director 1966-71 Whitefriars

Achievements / Major Awards & Nominations “Brides of Christ” won scriptwriting awards from the AFI, Australian Writers’ Guild; as well as receiving an International Emmy Award nomination. “The Leaving of Liverpool” also received an AFI award for Best TV Screenplay and a Writers’ Guild Awgie for Best Screenplay (mini Series). The production also won AFI awards and an ATOM award. “Bordertown” Episodes 7 & 8 (“The Cracks and The Squares”) “R.A.N. Remote Area Nurse” Episode Two won its year’s Best Screenplay (Television Series) Australian Writers’ Guild Awgie Award. Also Recipient of the Hector Crawford Award for Contribution to Script Editing in a body of work. In 2007 received an Asialink grant to develop a script with an Australian-Filipino connection, resulting in the short film “He She It”, which premiered as part of the Accelerator program at the Melbourne Film Festival and also screened at more than a dozen international film festivals. The 2008 Foxtel Fellowship for achievement in television writing funded development of a feature film script currently at the production finance stage.

Borrack, John Visual Arts 1950 Parade

A master colourist predominantly in watercolour and gouache, John Borrack has described his art as “a celebration of the natural world and its wonders that are all around us”. He has been described as “something of a maverick, a man who has dedicated the last 50 years of his life to the pursuit of a pure, spiritual expression”. John and his wife, Gillian, have campaigned against the Plenty Valley growth corridor. “It can be devastating to see the landscape I love disappear,” John, now in his late 70s, says of the spread of housing at Mernda, a setting that has inspired him since he first settled there as a boy and which he has painted since the mid-1950s. John has studied and painted in Australia, Europe and the United States. His major solo exhibitions have featured in most Australian galleries. He is a member of the Australian Watercolour Institute and has a Diploma Fine Arts (RMIT). His book, In Praise of Landscape: The Art of John Borrack, published by Macmillan Art Publishing, is available from November 9, 2012. Awarded the F.E. Richardson Prize for Watercolour by the Geelong Art Gallery. Awarded the Cato Prize for Watercolour (jointly with Len Annois), at the Victorian Artists’ Society Autumn Exhibition. Awarded the Norman Brothers Prize for watercolour at the Victorian Artists’ Society Spring Exhibition. National Gallery of Victoria purchases - Heavitree Gap, Alice Springs. Awarded Norman Brothers Prize at the Victorian Artists’ Society Exhibition. Exhibits at the Australian Invitational Exhibition, Pittsburg Watercolor Society, West Moreland County Museum of Art, Greensburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.

Bradley, Desmond Music – Instrumental Performance 1945-49 St Bernard’s

Desmond Bradley was considered the world's leading lead violinist for two decades. He was lead violinist for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under the directorship of Sir Adrian Boult. Considered a child prodigy, he went to France to study at the age of 16 in 1949. Prior to his departure, Desmond attended St Bernard's College and played for many important school functions. Desmond Bradley passed away in 1992 at the age of 58 leaving a wife and 3 sons. He was indicated into the St Bernard's College Hall Of Fame in 2009.

Caddy, John Music 1950 Parade

Nearly 50 years of formal experience was appropriately recognised on Australia Day 2004, when 68 year-old John, the St Patrick’s Cathedral cantor, was awarded an Order of Australia Medal ‘For service to choral music, particularly liturgical music through St Patrick's Cathedral Choir’. By the age of 20 John, a carpenter by trade, decided that he wanted to take singing more seriously. However with regular singing lessons proving too costly, he sang for a scholarship at the Melbourne University Conservatorium of Music, and was subsequently granted two years free tuition under well-known musician Henry Portnoj. Shortly after, Portnoj encouraged John to join the St Patrick’s Cathedral Choir, where Conservatorium Vice-Director Dr Percy Jones was Director of Music. Since joining the Cathedral Choir in 1957, the list of achievements John has compiled has been impressive. He has sung for six of Melbourne’s eight Archbishops (from Mannix to present); in the early 1970s he joined the Tudor Choristers, with whom he sang in several solo roles, including ‘the Evangelist’ in Bach’s Christmas Oratorio. Later, he was engaged by Melbourne Choral to sing the tenor solos of Handel’s Messiah. Although hesitant to single out a favourite

performance, John recounts his role as cantor at the official mass for Pope John Paul II's visit to Melbourne in 1986, held at Flemington Racecourse, as “a great honour, and certainly the biggest occasion”.

Cincotta, Dominic Musical Theatre 1982-86 Mazenod

Dominic Cincotta has had an extensive Musical Theatre career in Australia, the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom. He studied Acting/ Musical Theatre at the Melbourne College of the Arts, completing his degree in 2006. He has had the opportunity to use his acting skills in a variety of styles and including, television acting, cabaret theatre and theatre performance. He worked on a number of international cruise liners and played lead roles in many theatre productions including, ‘Jesus Christ Super Star’, ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicoloured Dreamcoat’, ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’, ‘Always Patsy Cline’ and ‘City of Angles’. Dominic was also the lead singer for the group “Cul;ture Shock’ and the group ‘Eclipse’ (Sony Music) who had a top twenty single with the cover song ‘The look of Love’ in the 90’s. He has also made frequent appearances on many Australian TV shows including ‘Good Morning Australia’, Hey Hey it’s Saturday’, ‘Mission Impossible’, ‘Boys from the Bush’ and the lead vocalist for the ‘Good Friday Appeal’. He has been celebrated as a top Australian singing sensation.

Cocks, Michael Music 1972 Parade

Michael Thomas (“Mick”) Cocks was an Australian musician most noted for his guitar and songwriting work with the iconic rock band Rose Tattoo. His original sound and style heavily influenced Guns N’ Roses, who recorded a cover of the band’s song “Nice Boys”. He was also a member of Heaven, The Headhunters, Illustrated Men, Doomfoxx, Pete Wells Heart Attack and the Ted Mulry Gang. Raised in Fairfield and schooled at Parade with his younger brother Shane, Mick completed his fifth form education at Bundoora in 1971. On New Year’s eve 1976, not long after Rose Tattoo was formed in Sydney, the band, whose members included Mick on rhythm guitar and “Angry” Anderson on lead vocals, played publicly for the first time at the rock club Chequers. In 1996, Rose Tattoo was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame. Tragically, liver cancer claimed Mick’s life at the age of 54 - just a few short months after his final concert appearance with Rose Tattoo at a benefit held in his honour at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre. On Mick’s passing, Anderson said of the man: “He’s one of a vanishing kind. He’ll be remembered as long as people play his songs, and he’ll be remembered for his loving nature and a genuine lust for life”.

Cummins, John Music – Opera 1983-88 Mazenod

John Cummins, a former student of Mazenod College, is an international artist. His main involvement has been in the musical Opera scene, specialising in the Baritone vocal range. He graduated from the University of Melbourne, completing a Bachelor of Music (Hons.) and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in 1995. While studying, John went on to win a number of awards at an international level including ‘The Heinz Australian Youth Aria’(1994) and the ‘The National Liederfest Prize’ (1994). Later on, he won a number of competitions at a national level and international level including the ‘Glendebourne Festival Prize, Australian Singing Competition’ (1998) and the ‘Vienna State Opera Awards’ (1999). He undertook further professional development at the Wiener Staatsoper and in the U.K. John has been involved in a number of Opera programs including Opera Australia - Principal Artist (1999-2000), Vienna State Opera (1999) and the Zurich Opera (2000-2001). His performance history is a diverse and extensive list of excellence. John has performed in a number of international and national concerts including appearing as a soloist with the ABC Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, concert work ‘Messiah’, ‘The Creation’ and Faure’s Requiem and Carmina Burana’. He has recorded with a number of prestigious artists including the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra in “Passion” and the DVD of “Madama Butterfly” (Imperial Commissioner) with Opera Australia/ ABC Classics. In 2002, John performed in the role of Figaro in the II Barbiere di Siviglia.

De Backer, Walter Music 1998 Parade

Born in Bruges, Belgium, in 1980, Wouter migrated to Australia with his family when he was two years old. They first resided in Sydney, New South Wales before settling in Montmorency, Victoria. His parents chose to use the English variation of his name, Walter, when enrolling him in school. As a youth, Walter displayed a passion for music, learning various instruments, most notably piano and drums. In his teens, De Backer formed the band Downstares with three of his College friends,

including Lucas Taranto (who still plays in his Gotye live shows). The first seeds of Gotye were planted when Walter was given a large collection of old records. An elderly neighbour, having heard Downstares rehearsing over the years, gave his then- recently deceased wife's LP record collection to De Backer. He’s the Aria award winner, whose megahit “Somebody I used to Know” and spectacularly- successful Making Mirrors album has afforded him citizen-of-the-world status. In July 2011, Walter released a film clip for the song “Somebody That I Used to Know” on YouTube and Vimeo. Directed by Natasha Pincus, the video has now been viewed over 301 million times (as of August 2012). The video is the Number 17 most viewed video of all-time on YouTube and the Number 4 most liked video of all-time. In October that year, it was announced that Walter had been nominated for seven ARIA Awards. Due to the release date restrictions of the eligibility period, Making Mirrors could not be nominated, and the seven nominations all related to “Somebody That I Used to Know”. Walter was nominated for Highest Selling Single, Single of the Year, Best Pop Release, Best Male Artist and three awards in the ARIA Artisan category: Best Video (Natasha Pincus), Engineer of the Year (Francois Tetaz) and Producer of the Year (Walter De Backer). On the same day the nominations were revealed, the winners of the Artisan categories were announced, with Walter and the album personnel winning all three. In November 2011, Walter won three ARIA Awards - Best Male Artist, Best Pop Release and Single of the Year for "Somebody That I Used to Know". Kimbra, who collaborated with Gotye on the song, also won the ARIA award for Best Female Artist. Walter performed the song on Saturday Night Live in April 2012 along with "Eyes Wide Open". These collective performances helped the single to reach Number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending April 28, giving Walter his first US Number 1 single; the first Australian artist to reach Number 1 in the US since Savage Garden in 2000. In April 2012, "Somebody That I Used to Know" broke a 47-year-old record in the Netherlands by becoming the most successful song in the history of the Dutch charts.

Donovan, Jason Acting 1980-85 De La Salle

Jason Donovan (born 1 June 1968) is an Australian actor and singer. He initially achieved fame in the Australian soap “Neighbours”, before beginning a career in music in 1988. In the UK he has sold over 3 million records, and his début album “Ten Good Reasons” was one of the highest-selling albums of 1989, with UK sales of over 1.5 million copies. He has had four UK No. 1 singles, one of which was "Especially for You", his 1988 duet with fellow Neighbours co-star Kylie Minogue. He has also appeared in several stage musicals, most prominently in the lead role of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in the early 1990s.

Dickinson, Mark Musical Theatre 1986-91 Mazenod

Mark Dickinson has been on stage since the age of seven. He completed his studies at the Graduate Victorian College of the Arts and then went on to learn ‘On Camera and Strasberg Technique at the Linden School of Drama’. Mark then went on to start his career as an actor and singer on the West End, as well as performing popular Opera, Music Theatre classics and Jump Jive/ Swing Band music all over Europe, Australasia and around the UK. Some of the Musical Theatre performances Mark has been involved in includes‘Les Miserables’, ‘Cats’, ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’ and the ‘Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber’ in Beijing. A versatile performer, Mark has worked with the likes of Hugh Jackman, Glenn Close, Harry Connick Jr, Elaine Paige and Jason Donovan. He has performed for dignitaries such as The Royal Family at Windsor Castle to an invited audience of 150, to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and former French President Jacques Chirac. Mark has also had the opportunity to perform for celebrities such as Jenson Button, Tim Brooke Taylor, Ian Botham and Gabriel Byrne. Mark has also been involved in a few TV productions including ABC classic ‘Damnation of Harvey McHugh’. He also played minor roles in the films Ned and South Pacific and was a soloist in Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Recently, Mark played the role of Alexander Molokov in the production ‘Chess’ put on by The Production Company.

Fantauazzo, Vincent Visual Arts 1990-94 St. Bernard’s

Australian painter renowned for his portrait work, Vincent Fantauzzo has worked and exhibited worldwide with shows in India, Vietnam, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Australia. Born in 1977 in the UK, as a child he moved to Melbourne with his family. Vincent graduated from RMIT (Melbourne) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, and then moved on to complete his Masters of Fine Arts at RMIT University. Vincent often paints figures in the pictorial space and draws upon techniques used in other mediums such as photography and film to create a narrative. Through the use of contrasting elements of light and dark, shadows and colours, he creates depth in his images and heightens the realism and theatrical effect. In 2008 Vincent’s entry into the

Archibald Portrait Prize of the late Heath Ledger won him the runner-up and the People’s Choice award. In 2009 his entry of the child actor Brandon Walters in Baz Luhrmann’s epic ‘Australia’ again won him the People’s Choice award. More recently, Vincent won the Archibald Prize Packing Room Prize and the Doug Moran Portrait Prize and was a finalist for the Metro Art Award. Last year Vincent completed a 30 day painting marathon in New York City which saw him produce 30 portraits in 30 days. He began the project on September 1st and finished with an exhibition at the National Arts Club.

Hughes, Dick Literary – Creative Non-fiction 1938-45 CBC St Kilda

Dick Hughes played at the London Jazz Festival in 1954. He was lead singer and pianist in the Port Jackson Jazz Band and played in the Ray Price Quartet and the Dick Hughes Band. He was the first person to play jazz piano at the Sydney Opera House. As jazz journalist for the ABC, he interviewed Billy Holiday and also the Beatles.

Hutchinson, Ivan Film, Music 1944 Parade

Ivan Joseph Hutchinson, the renowned music arranger/pianist and television critic whose career spanned four decades, once described himself as the “definitive reluctant TV star”. Born in Melbourne, Ivan’s father was an Anzac who had been wounded in World War I and continued in t he Army until his retirement in the late 1950s. Ivan grew up in Fitzroy where he at t ended t he local St. Bridget ’s Primary, St. Thomas’ Clifton Hill and, in his final year (1944), Parade College East Melbourne. An accomplished pianist from his childhood days, Ivan joined HSV Channel 7 in 1960, in the pioneering days of Australian television. He plied his craft as a piano player with the station’s orchestra in variety shows including “Sunnyside Up”, children’s programs such as “The Happy Show” with Happy Hammond, and “Time For Terry”. Aside from music, Ivan’s other passion was movies, with much of his spare time spent at cinemas and penning his own reviews. 1971 found him approaching Seven management with his own proposition, along with fellow Melbourne film critic Jim Murphy, to host what would become Australia’s first movie review program “Two On The Aisle”. The loyal following this program generated made Ivan increasingly well known as an on-air movie critic, and when the show ended in late 1974, Seven executives suggested he become a movie presenter and host the midday movies. Ivan continued working until sudden and untimely illness forced him to retire in December 1994. When he died, tributes that followed best reflected the depth and breadth of his influence, the affection he evoked and the high esteem in which he was held.

Jackson, Paul Musical Theatre 1985 De La Salle

Paul Jackson is an award-winning lighting designer and theatre maker who has worked all over the world creating seminal pieces in theatre, opera, dance and live events. In 2004 he was named as one of The Bulletin’s Smart 100 and in 2007 he was awarded the Gilbert Spottiswood Churchill Fellowship. With a number of Green Room Awards and a Helpmann Award for lighting in 2012 to his credit, Paul Jackson is a master of his craft.

Kansley, Kurt Music Theatre Performer / Singer / Dancer 1990-95 Mazenod

Kurt graduated from the Melba Conservatorium majoring in piano and voice in 1998. In Australia he performed in the Production Company’s 'Hair in Concert' and toured with Disney's, 'The Lion King', Australian Production. He went on to perform in 'The Lion King' in London, 'Hair' in Germany and 'Ragtime' in London in 2011. He has worked for Royal Caribbean Cruise Liners, has performed at Covent Garden and with the incomparable Music Theatre legend Bernadette Peters.

Lallo, Joseph Conducting / Instrumental Performance 1999-2004 Whitefriars

Joseph Lallo is an Australian Classical and Contemporary Saxophonist and Conductor. He is currently completing his Masters of Music, in Strasbourg, France, studying saxophone with renowned performer and pedagogue Philippe Geiss. He is studying conducting with Claude Schnitzler and Miguel Etchegoncelay, and and is the conductor of the Strasbourg Saxophone Ensemble. Joseph spent two years in Bordeaux studying saxophone and contemporary music with Marie-Bernadette Charrier. He has performed throughout France and Europe, and gave the French Premier of Roger Boutry’s Concerto for Alto and Soprano Saxophone with the Orchestre d’harmonie du Conservatoire de Strasbourg. As the conductor of the Strasbourg Saxophone Ensemble, Joseph conducted the French Premier of Roger Boutry’s Serenade for Alto Saxophone and Saxophone Ensemble, as well as 12-S-Axe by Gerald Preinfalk, and Pylon Avenue by Gordon Tudor. In 2013 Joseph worked with composer Paul Mefano, conducting his work

Estampes Japonaise for chamber ensemble and solo soprano. In 2013, Joseph and Soprano Claire Trouilloud formed Duo Dela, which recently won a scholarship to perform in Berlin and Paris in 2014. At the Strasbourg Conservatoire New Talent Concert Series, the duo gave the World Premier of …but Rachel was beautiful… by Javier Muñoz Bravo. Joseph co-founded The Australian Saxophone Retreat, has performed sellout concerts across Australia, performed twice as a soloist on 103.5 3MBS Melbourne Radio, and at the 2011 CLASAX Melbourne International Festival for Saxophone and Clarinet. He has given the Australian premier of works by Robert Lemay, Francois Rossé, Gilbert Amy, Pierre Jodlowski, and Mauricio Sotelo. In 2010 he was a featured artist on Australian Composer Katy Abbot’s CD Sunburnt Aftertones. In 2009, Joseph completed his Bachelor of Music at the University of Melbourne with Barry Cockroft and Ian Godfrey, and was awarded The Catherine Grace McWilliam Bequest for achieving the top result in the degree. He was also awarded the 2008 Rogowski Saxophone Scholarship, the 2009 Donovan Johnston Travel Scholarship, and in 2011 was awarded a Skills and Development Grant from the Australian Arts Council.

Lawrence, Francis Dance 1999-2004 Parade

Francis performed as a feature dancer in Parade College's production of 'Guys and Dolls' in 2004. That year, he won the Victorian Music Theatre Guild dancers award, the first to win this adult category as a student. Francis is a graduate of the Australian Ballet School (2008). He went overseas to Europe and the U.S. to pursue his dream. Francis performed with the New York Theatre Ballet Company, Michigan Ballet Company. He is currently contracted with the Dance Theatre of Harlem.

Lucente, Luigi Acting / Musical Theatre 2000-2005 St Bernard’s

Luigi is currently performing in the 40th Anniversary Production of Richard O’Brien’s THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW. In 2013, Luigi played host to a number of incredible theatre roles including the title role in PIPPIN, Jamie in THE LAST 5 YEARS and Leon Czolgosz in ASSASSINS - alongside playing Zac Mangold in NEIGHBOURS, and key roles in a number of great short film productions. In 2011/2012 Luigi spent time in the international touring cast of WICKED the musical, appearing in the ensemble and also understudying the male principal role of Fiyero. He was also named a finalist in the prestigious ANZ Rob Guest Endowment Award for 2011, culminating in the gala performance at Her Majesty’s Theatre in Melbourne in October 2011. Prior to this he spent two years performing in the Melbourne and Sydney seasons of JERSEY BOYS. He had the opportunity to play and understudy a variety of roles in the show, none bigger than his chance to perform as Four Season member Bob Gaudio on many occasions. Luigi made his major musical theatre debut in the star-studded Donmar/Ambassador production of GUYS AND DOLLS, in where he played Society Max and Joey Biltmore and also understudied Benny Southstreet. Luigi began his performing arts training with the Young Australian Broadway Chorus and Australian Youth Choir. Upon completing school his other notable theatre credits include ‘The History Boys’, Opera Australia’s ‘Brundibar’, Bryant and Frank’s ‘The Silver Donkey’ and Anthony Crowley’s ‘The Wild Blue’. Luigi was also a guest artist with EMMY award-winning songwriter Lance Horne in his Melbourne concerts and sung for Stephen Schwartz in ‘An Audience with Stephen Schwartz’ in Melbourne, September 2013. On screen Luigi played Carlo Basilone in the HBO drama series ‘The Pacific’ and has also appeared in a number of other television and short film productions. An enthusiastic musician and songwriter, 2010 saw the release of his first original CD with his band LEFT ON WELLINGTON. Luigi studied Classical Voice at the Melba Conservatorium of Music, and later graduated from Robert Sturrock’s Industry School of Dance Full-time course. Luigi also spent three years studying acting and writing at the St. Martins Youth Arts Centre, of where he was also an Artistic Associate. He has also studied Acting at the VCA, TAFTA & 16th Street Acting Studio.

Mangan, Nick Visual Arts 1993-98 St Joseph’s Geel

Nicholas Mangan attended the VCA until 2001, and since then has exhibited in numerous institutional shows in Australia and internationally. These include a new body of work concerning eco-politics, as part of the "2010 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Before & After Science" and "Between a Rock and a Hard place", shown at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Project Space in 2009. In 2008 he was invited to represent Australia in ‘The Lucky Number Seven’, SITE International Biennial, SITE Sante Fe, USA and following this he undertook a New York Residency, funded by the Australia Council for the Arts. Some of his art work has been acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria, thus becoming part of their permanent collection. Recent solo exhibitions include "Nauru, notes from a cretaceous world" shown at Sutton Gallery, Melbourne and Hopkinson Cundy, Auckland, New Zealand. Group exhibitions include "The Shadow Cabinet",

the second phase of "Master Humphrey's Clock," de Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam, "Event Horizon", Centre for Contemporary Photography, "Super Natural", The Physics Room, Christchurch, New Zealand, 2006, "Balnaves Sculpture Exhibition", Art Gallery of New South Wales, 2006, "A Molecular History of Everything", curated by Juliana Engberg, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, 2004- 2005. In his short exhibiting career his work has received much critical acclaim in the form of publications, grants and scholarships. Nicholas Mangan's work has featured in "Art and Australia", "Art Forum International", "Art in America", "Eyeline" and "Broadsheet". In 2009 Mangan's work was included in "Voids - A retrospective" as part of an exhibition at the Centre Pompidou Paris, France. In 2007 he was awarded the Gordon and Anne Samstag Award: 12 month Post - graduate Scholarship, undertaken in Berlin, Germany.

McCulloch, Gerard Comedian / Writer 1986 – 91 Mazenod

Gerard McCulloch is a highly successful stand up comedian and writer. He has been a writer for Skithouse, Full Frontal, Rove and is currently the head writer for the 7pm Project. He was the recipient of the Moosehead Award and won best newcomer in the 2000 Comedy Festival for his show, ' An Englishman, An Irishman and A Scotsman-Exposed.' This show also played to sold out performances in Edinburgh in 2005. He is also a linguist and has a background in international economics.

Mooney, Lawrence Acting Whitefriars

Lawrence Mooney is best known as the host of his own hilarious show, Dirty Laundry Live, on ABC2. This edgy, irreverent, comedy panel show is in its second series and fast becoming a cult favourite. He is also familiar to ABC1 audiences through his brutal honesty and sage advice on the Agony series; Agony Uncles, Agony of Life and Agony of Modern Manners as well as featuring on It’s a Date. Lawrence also co-wrote episodes of It’s a Date for the first and second series. In the past year his dulcet tones have been heard as the voice on Brynne: My Bedazzled Life and Young, Lazy and Driving Us Crazy on the Seven Network. Lawrence is of course first and foremost one of this country’s most celebrated Stand Up comedians with awards including: Winner Best National Act Perth Comedy Festival 2013, Winner Best Comedy Melbourne Fringe Festival 2011, Winner Crikey.com’s Best of The Fest - Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2011. Lawrence has hit the microphone with his unique view of the human condition for twenty years and he is now at the top of his game. His 2014 tour of Lawrence Mooney is a Stupid Liar continues to sell out and receive rave reviews.

Naylor, Ashley Music – Guitarist / Singer / Songwriter 1982-87 St. Bernard’s

Ashley Naylor is one of Australia's most loved guitarists, singers and songwriters. Described by leading Australian music journalist Jeff Jenkins as a 'human jukebox', Ashley was also named by Jenkins as his Australian Artist of the Year for 2010. Many of the plaudits for his musical exploits stem from his reputation as an exceptional live musician. Naylor's musical career commenced in 1987 at the age of seventeen, when he played guitar for indie rock band The Swarm. In 1994 he formed EVEN with Matthew Cotter, whom he had played with in The Swarm, and bass player Wally Kempton of The Meanies. In addition to his work in EVEN, Ashley has been involved as Musical Director for the recent Bob Dylan Night series and the ARIA award-winning Triple J Tribute to Paul Kelly 'Before Too Long'. He has performed alongside Tex Perkins in the Johnny Cash musical 'Man In Black' and Claire Bowditch in 'Tales from the Life of Eva Cassidy'. Ashley's talents have seen him touring with the RocKwiz Orkestra, an integral member of the Countdown Spectacular (2006) house band, member of The Bull Sisters' (Vika and Linda) band, and of course lead guitarist for the past 5 years for one of our national musical treasures, Paul Kelly. Ashley's most recent professional accolade is his inclusion in Australian Guitar Magazine's May 2012 list of the '50 Greatest Australian Guitarists of All Time'.

Patti,Damian Music – Trombonist 1997-2002 Mazenod Damian graduated with a Masters of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts from the VCA/Melbourne University. In 2000 he joined the Australian Youth Orchestra. He has played at the Perth International festival of Arts, Olympic Arts Festival and has performed with the 10 Tenors. He further went on to work for the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and Sydney Symphonia. Damian has toured China, Europe, England and Germany performing solo concerts and with various groups. In 2008 he won a place with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and is still with them today.

Perfect, Eddie Musical Theatre / Actor 1995 St Bede’s

Widely known for his role as Mick Holland in Channel Ten's TV series Offspring in which he performs his own music, Eddie Perfect has recorded solo albums and written and performed numerous cabaret shows, including Songs from the Middle with the Brodsky Quartet. His biographical musical comedy Shane Warne: The Musical won the 2009 Helpmann Award for Best New Australian Work, the Victorian Premier's Literacy Award and a Green Room Award. His solo show Misanthropology, mingling satire and homage, with Perfect's arrangements for a three-piece band premiered at the Spiegeltent, in January 2011, as part of the Sydney Festival and toured nationally. Eddie is a graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and become known for his political comedy. He has appeared on numerous Australian TV shows including Kath & Kim, Spicks and Specks, Good News Week, Stingers, Blue Heelers, MDA, The Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala and The Sideshow. Perfect released the solo albums Welcome to the Inside of Ed's Head and Angry Eddie. He was awarded the best entertainer in The Bulletin's Brightest 100 Australians for his caustic lyrics, impeccable timing and "boy-next-door looks". Perfect has appeared in live stage shows including The Big Con with veteran Australian actor and impersonator Max Gillies in 2005, and his solo show Drink Pepsi, Bitch!, which satirised Australian politics and society and consumer culture. The show toured the Edinburgh Fringe, London's Menier Chocolate Factory, the Auckland Festival, the Christchurch Festival, Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre, the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and Sydney 'Cracker' Comedy Festival. In 2007, Perfect appeared in Keating! The Musical playing several characters, including a parody of former Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer.

Perissinotto, Dominic Music – Pipe Organist 1979-84 Mazenod

A graduate of the University of Melbourne, Victoria, Dominic was awarded a Fellowship by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust to assist with further studies at the Royal College of Music in London in 1991. During his time in London Dominic was appointed to the post of Organ Scholar at Westminster Roman Catholic Cathedral in London. He gave regular recitals at St Paul's and Westminster Cathedrals, Westminster Abbey, Oxford Town Hall, and toured Belgium, Italy and England. His debut solo CD was 'Transcriptions Baroque' and in 1998 he was the Winner of the ABC Classic FM "Listeners' Choice" Award. Dominic received a grant in 2001 from the Music Fund of the Australia Council to commission a new work for organ and sampler by David Pye. He was a lecturer at the Catholic University of Notre Dame, Australia and is currently the director of music and organist at Basilica of St. Patrick, Freemantle, Australia.

Phillips, Mark Instrumental Performance 2001 – 06 St Bernard’s

Saxophonist and woodwind performer Mark Phillips currently resides in New York City, where he keeps a busy performance schedule in jazz and contemporary music. In Australia, Mark has performed with groups including The Australian Army Band, The Victoria Police Showband, The Australian Cotton Club Orchestra and for artists including Rhonda Burchmore, Rachael Beck, John Morrison, Jacki Cooper and Daryl Cotton. He has twice performed as a soloist on 3MBS 103.5FM radio and in 2008 was featured in the University of Melbourne’s Lunchtime Concert Series. In 2010, Mark was an orchestra member for the annual Rob Guest Endowment Concert at Her Majesty’s Theatre in Melbourne, and worked as principal woodwind alongside John Foreman and Kellie Dickerson for the world premier of ‘Strange Bedfellows – A New Musical’, starring John Wood and Peter Cousens. Mark completed a Bachelor of Music Performance with Honors at the University of Melbourne in 2009, studying with Ian Godfrey, Michael Lichnovsky and Barry Cockcroft and was invited back as a guest woodwind lecturer in 2012. Relocating to New York in 2011, Mark forged his own path, studying privately with some of his jazz idols including Vincent Herring, Andrew Sterman, Joel Frahm and Will Vinson. He has since performed at the renowned SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas, The Long Beach Jazz Festival, CMJ Music Marathon and supported international artists including Olivia Newton-John, Gavin Degraw, Aaron Carter and Vertical Horizon. Mark has performed and recorded extensively with singer/songwriter Rebecca Perl and appears regularly with groups including The Queens Cartoonists, Numasbala, The Love Supreme, Andrew Grau’s ‘Grautet’, The Broken Reed Saxophone Quartet, Grupo Arcano as well as leading his own jazz trio and saxophone quartet. In 2014, he performed in the orchestra for the Off-Broadway show ‘The Greene Touch’, in the house band at the interactive theatre show ‘Sleep No More’ and was also a finalist in New York’s ‘Battle of the Boroughs’, representing the Bronx with funk outfit Dragonfly13, which aired live on WNYC Radio.

Pinto, Gary Recording Artist – Singer / Songwriter 1987-92 Mazenod

Gary recorded 2 Albums with his R&B and dance group CDB, "Glide with Me" and "CDB" in 1991. Their cover version of "Let's Groove Tonight" reached #2 on the Australian Singles Chart and singles "Hook Me Up" and "Hey Girl (This Is Our Time)" both reached the top 20 Charts. He was the co-writer of the 2008 WYD theme song "Receive the Power" with Guy Sebastian and co-writer and performer of the Canonisation song for Saint Mary of the Cross Mackillop, 'Saint Mary Mackillop'. Gary has also written chart-topping hits for Guy Sebastian, Anthony Callea, Jimmy Barnes and German pop sensations, Monrose. He has sung for Stevie Wonder & Smokey Robinson and performed in front of a TV audience of 70 million people. His performances of Behold The Cross and "Receive The Power" at World Youth Day 2008 attracted a worldwide audience of 2 Billion people. In 2010 he released his solo album 'Take Back Our World.'

Pisani, Michael Instrumental Performance 1985-1990 St Bernard’s

Michael Pisani has been a member of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Oboe section since 2004. Michael grew up in Melbourne, first learning the piano before starting the oboe at age 12. After studying at the Victorian College of the Arts he was appointed to the position of Associate Principal Oboe in the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra and then to the same position in Orchestra Victoria the following year. On occasion, Michael also plays Principal Oboe with the Australian Chamber Orchestra and has been guest principal with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonic and Hong Kong Philharmonic. He has appeared as soloist with various orchestras in Melbourne, performing Strauss and Mozart oboe concertos, and has featured on the ABC’s “Sunday Live” and “Young Australia” programs. Michael also teaches oboe at the University of Melbourne.

Rogers, Tim Music / Theatre / Musical Theatre 1981-86 Whitefriars

Tim credits include “The Phantom of the Opera", “South Pacific” (National Tour), Sondheim’s “Follies” in the role of ‘Young Ben’, Freddie Eynsford-Hill in “My Fair Lady”, “Miss Saigon” (original Australian cast), “Jesus Christ Superstar” (National Tour), ‘Henrick’ in “A Little Night Music” (Melbourne Theatre Company), ‘Ravenal’ in Livent's production of "Showboat", the title role in "Leonardo - A Portrait of Love" and ‘Domenique' (Guest Star) in the NIDA production of Steven Scwartz's "The Baker Wife". He also performed with the Victoria State Opera and Opera Australia, including the role of 'Nadir' in Bizet's "The Pearl Fisher's", 'Parpignol' in "La Boheme" and 'Algenore' in Mozart's "Il Re Pastore". Tim has sung all over the world, from New York to Moscow, from Japan to Italy. He regularly sings with the BBC Concert Orchestra and has performed with the artists including Beyonce, Pink, Michael Ball, Elaine Paige and Sarah Brightman. His UK debut was the role of ‘Tony’ in “West Side Story” (West End and UK tour). Since then he appeared as ‘Frederick’ in D’Oyly Carte’s “The Pirates of Penzance” at the Savoy, as ‘The Man’ in “Whistle Down the Wind” (UK tours 2001-2002 and 2003, and West End Palace Theatre, 2006), ‘Bobby’ in “Putting it Together” at the Manchester Library Theatre, ‘Jerry’ in “The Full Monty” (UK No 1 Tour) and “The Thing about Men” which played to full houses at London’s King’s Head Theatre. Most recently Tim has been seen touring the UK in the lead role of ‘Alex’ in “Aspects of Love” and was personally invited to help create the sequel to “The Phantom of the Opera,” “ Love Never Dies.”

Rudd, Xavier Composer / Performer / Guitarist / Vocalist 1990-95 St Joseph’s Geel

Xavier Rudd has taken his poignant music to the world, combining the raw edge of his rigorous guitar/vocal/yidaki and percussion workouts with strident messages of social activism and peace. Known primarily as an incredible musician it is his commitment and passion for music, social and environmental activism and surfing that has seen him travel many, many times around the world. With numerous gold and platinum selling records and literally thousands of live shows under his belt – Xavier has honed his raw talent into a globally-influenced collage of world music – a unique and inspiring mixture of reggae, funk, blues, folk, and roots music with the ability to stimulate people’s spirits. His love of nature, indigenous culture and the diversity and beauty of these great regions of Australia make his Australian shows an absolute treat for the global troubadour.

Schipperheyn, Peter Visual Arts – Sculptor 1968-73 Whitefriars

Acclaimed as Australia’s pre – eminent sculptor in marble of the human figure, Peter Schipperheyn has travelled annually to the marble quarries of Carrara Italy, since being awarded an Italian

government scholarship in 1979. Largely self taught he has dedicated himself to mastering the difficult medium of carving marble. His art and vision is wholly inspired by the great figurative traditions in Western art: his delicate drawings reflect an extraordinary sensitivity for the human figure, whilst his majestic marble sculptures are expressions of the grandeur and vision that aspire to the greatest European traditions. He is currently unique in Australia; no other living Australian artist has so totally dedicated himself to seeking a truly contemporary expression of Western arts most inspired tradition. Peter Schipperheyn’s work expresses hope, sensitivity, classicism, contemporaneity: it shows above all that the fundamental concerns and emotions of mankind, like great art, transcend time. His achievements, awards, commissions are too numerous to list here in full, but to name a few. He has carved in marble a relief panel honoring Dame Joan Sutherland [Sydney Town Hall]. A Baptismal Font for Saint Stephan’s Cathedral, Brisbane. This font is one the most significant religious works commissioned by the Catholic church in decades. For Notre Dame University in Fremantle he produced 14 "Stations of the Cross" in bronze. He created an "Eternal Flame" made in Australian granite for the Holocaust Centre in Glen Eira, Melbourne. In 1992 he was awarded one of the Australia’s most prestigious art awards the “Wynne Prize” for two enormous heads carved in Carrara marble held at the Art Gallery of Sydney. His work can be found in public and private collections throughout Australia and in U.S.A., Europe and Asia. In 1996 McClelland sculpture Gallery and the Dame Elizabeth Murdoch Sculpture Fund commissioned a four metre tall sculpture of a male figure in bronze for the collection entitled "Thus Spake Zarathustra".

Schroter, Shaun Arts – Architecture 1982-87 Mazenod

Shaun was a serious student of art and graphics for most of his Mazenod education. His teenage passion for maths, science, art and graphics saw an almost perfect VCE score in 1987. He was a brilliant student, dedicated to his College and well respected by his peers and teachers alike. As College Vice-Captain, he was a natural leader in many student endeavours. After leaving Mazenod Shaun completed his initial degree in Architecture, a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture at Deakin where he also completed a Bachelor of Architecture (HONS) degree. He is registered with the Architects Registration Board of Victoria. Upon completing his studies, he travelled oversees and commenced work in Sri Lanka. He returned to Australia to commence work on a number of significant projects. In 2010, Shaun returned to Hassell as a Principal Architect where he is credited as leading the design team for the Alibaba project in China. Shaun is also credited with being a principal architect in the Freshwater Tower project in Southbank and listed as the design architect for the development. In 2013, Shaun was invited to present at the prestigious UrbanAgiNation International Urban Design Conference in Sydney. He has now been involved in architecture for over 20 years with projects in Australia and overseas and he has excelled in his profession. Combined with a sound conceptual framework he sees creativity at the core of his work. As a Design Leader, communication is his core belief in facilitating an inclusive, interactive design process and ensuring efficiency through clarity and information from inception. He is a leader in this field in Australia and is a most worthy candidate for the ACC Hall of Fame.

Shawcross, John Music – Pianist / Arranger / Composer 1992-97 St Joseph’s Geel Producer / Musical Director / Teacher

A graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 2001 (Jazz Studies / Composition and Arranging), John has worked extensively throughout Australia and abroad as a pianist, arranger, producer and musical director. In 2006, John was invited to the New York Music Theatre Festival as Musical Director for the Australian Musical Virgins. John has written and arranged music for Rhonda Burchmore, Gorgi Coghlan and Verity Hunt-Ballard and has toured with musicians such as James Morrison, Don Burrows and Graeme Lyall. John has also worked with renowned New York saxophonist and arranger Bob Mintzer, and studied arranging and music direction under former Count Basie Orchestra leader, Dr. Frank Foster. In 2008 John was the Band Director for the World Youth Day Commissioning Mass at Etihad Stadium and in 2010 he was a band member for the Australian premiere of Jersey Boys in Melbourne. More recently, John was the arranger and pianist for Debbie Howard’s recording project “Heaven Touches Earth”, and in June 2011 he performed at the Adelaide Caberet Festival in the role of Musical Director/Pianist/Arranger for Bert LaBonte’s “When I Fall In Love – The Nat King Cole Story”. John is the Stage Band Director at St. Joseph’s College Geelong.

Vella, Richard Music – Composition / Conducting / Opera 1967-72 CBC St. Kilda

Born in Melbourne, 1954, Vella's diverse output includes works in many musical genres - for orchestra, large ensemble, choir, film, chamber music, burlesque cabaret, music theatre, site-specific

performances, and popular music genres. Vella was founding artistic director of Calculated Risks Opera Productions. Calculated Risks has premiered three of his major works, Tales of Love (1991/2002), The Last Supper (1993) and Bodysongs: the Fatman Tour (1998). These works have toured nationally and internationally in various formats. Publications discussing his performance work are Arias: Recent Australian Music Theatre (Redhouse Editions, 1997) and The Oxford Dictionary of Australian Music (Bebbington Warren (Ed), Oxford University Press, 1998). Since 2002 Vella has been Adjunct Professor in Music and Sound in the Faculty of Creative Industries, Queensland University of Technology supervising PhD candidates and conducting research. He has been invited to be Visiting and Consulting Professor of Music to many institutions in the areas of research and undergraduate curriculum development. Between 1992 and 1996 Vella devised and implemented an interdisciplinary postgraduate and undergraduate music program within the School of Mathematics, Physics, Computing and Electronics at Macquarie University. From 1989 to 2001, Richard was director and commissioning editor for music with Currency Press, Sydney. In this capacity he solicited and oversaw many books and publications on print music, recordings, manuals, and scholarly works. His own book Musical Environments: A Manual for Listening, Composing, originally published by Currency Press, has become a recognised text for secondary and tertiary music courses throughout Australia. In 2003, a new edition of this book entitled Sounds in Space Sounds in Time was published by Boosey and Hawkes, UK. Vella's music is lyrically and rhythmically engaging. His music creates a sense of deja vu and irony in his blending of contemporary approaches and forms with styles that seemingly sound familiar. The results are sound worlds that are both timeless and rich in reference. Many of his works are now recognised as set repertoire such as his Tango, for clarinet, and the guitar solos Between Earth and Air and Mirrors of Fire. His film credits include Light Years, Parklands, Renzo Piano: piece by piece (for which he won the 1999 Australian Screen Composer's Award for best music for a documentary) and Mr. Strehlow's Films. His most recent feature film music score is Travelling Light (2003) for which he received the nomination 'Best Music for a Feature Film' by the Australian Film Institute. Recent works have been The A to Z of Spiritual Music: a user's guide, commissioned by The Seymour Group (2006); his co-production of the Warners international release of the Ten Tenor's album Larger than Life (2003) and a revised version of his music theatre work Tales of Love (2002).

Weatherson, Scott Music – Percussionist 1988-93 Mazenod

Percussion major Scott Weatherson graduated with a bachelor’s degree in musical performance from the Victorian College of Arts in 1998. He pursued further studies in the Conservatorium van Amsterdam in The Netherlands in 2002, from which he received his master’s degree two years later. After serving as a percussionist at the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra, he assumed the post of Principal Timpani with the Geminiani Chamber Orchestra. He has been Principal Timpani of the Macao Orchestra since 2005.

Wegner, John Music – Opera 1967 Parade

During a long and distinguished career, John Wegner’s impressive Helden Baritone voice has thrilled audiences in opera houses across Europe with performances in major cities including Milan, London, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart, Berlin, Brussels, Prague, Oslo, Munich, Hamburg, Vienna and across the globe in Australia and Japan. John’s performances have attracted many award nominations. He has won four National “Best Male Performer in an Opera” Awards in Australia. These were at the 1999 Australian Entertainment Industry Mo Awards and the 2005, 2009, 2011 Australian Helpmann Awards. He has won two Best Male Opera Performer Green Room awards in the State of Victoria. At the 2009 Helpmann Awards, John also won the “Best Male in a Supporting Role in an Opera” and in 2007 he was awarded the National Theatre Prague “Singer of the Year” Award. John was born in Germany but grew up in Australia. He completed an Associate Diploma in Opera and Music Theatre at the Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne, Australia. He performed with the Australian Opera as a Bass for eleven years (1981-1992), before moving to Europe to study the Helden Baritone repertoire at the Badisches Staatstheater, Karlsruhe where he made his European debut as Jochanaan in Salome. Since 2000 John has been a member of Deutsche Oper am Rhein based in Düsseldorf and has performed many Helden Baritone roles with this company including Wotan/Wanderer, Prus in the Makropulos Affair, Jochanaan in Salome, Escamillo in Carmen, de Flores in Vipern, Sebastiano in Tiefland, the King in Hamlet and Klingsor in Parsifal. As Scarpia in Tosca, John played to packed houses in Duisburg and Düsseldorf in an unusual production directed by Dietrich Hilsdorf. In 2003 John performed his powerful portrayal of Boris in Boris Godunov as well as Escamillo in Carmen and the Holländer in Der Fliegende Holländer. John first performed in the Bayreuther Festspiele in 1997 singing Donner in Das Rheingold. He returned in 2002 as Biterolf in Tannhäuser and eventually sang five different roles in six seasons at Bayreuth. These included Telramund in the 2003 Lohengrin and Kurwenal in the 2006 Tristan and Isolde as well as covering

most of the major Helden Baritone roles during the festivals. From 2004 to 2006 he caused a sensation as the sinister Klingsor in the controversial and thought provoking production of Parsifal by Christof Schlingensief.

West, Morris Literary Arts – Creative Nonfiction / Playwriting CBC St. Kilda

Morris West was an Australian novelist and playwright, best known for his novels The Devil's Advocate (1959), The Shoes of the Fisherman (1963) and The Clowns of God (1981). West's works were often focused on international politics and the role of the Roman Catholic Church in international affairs. One of his best known works, The Shoes of the Fisherman (1963), described the election and career of a Slav as Pope, 15 years before the historic election of Karol Wojtyła as Pope John Paul II. The sequel, The Clowns of God, described a successor Pope, who resigned the papacy to live in seclusion.

Wood, Angus Music – Tenor Singer 1985-87 Whitefriars

Angus Wood moved to London at an early age. He was awarded a singing scholarship by the Royal College of Music, after which he returned to Australia, completing a Bachelor of Music with Honours, at the University of Melbourne. In 1993 Angus was invited to the 'National Vocal Symposium', under the tutelage of Ms Malena Malas, Dame Joan Sutherland and Luigi Alva. He has been a member of both the Victorian State Opera and the Australian Opera’s Young Artists’ Programs. Angus was the recipient of the inaugural Silvia Fisher Award and the 2001 Sir Robert Askin Operatic Travelling Scholarship. He subsequently relocated to the United States where he completed his Master of Music at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. His debut for Opera Australia was as Antonio in The Gondoliers and he then proceeded to sing many of the leading lyric baritone roles with the company, including Sid in Albert Herring and Pelleas in Pelleas et Melisande, before re-studying as a tenor at the University of Michigan. Since then his roles with Opera Australia have included Cassio in Harry Kupfer’s production of Otello, Aeneas in Dido and Aeneas and the Narrator in Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda, Eisenstein in Die Fledermaus and the Young Collector in A Streetcar named Desire. Angus has also sung Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd for State Opera of South Australia, Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly for West Australian Opera, Jupiter in Pinchgut Opera’s Semele and the Armed Man and Priest in The Magic Flute for Michigan Opera, Detroit. For Canterbury Opera in New Zealand he performed Alfredo in La Traviata, Cavaradossi in Tosca and Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor.Equally comfortable on the concert stage, Angus’ concert engagements have included St. John Passion and Messiah for Sydney Philharmonia and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Beethoven’s 9th Symphony for Sydney Philharmonia, New Year’s concerts with the Australian Pops and Australian Philharmonic Orchestras, Haydn’s Creation in Wiesbaden and a series of Händel concerts for the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra. Angus also regularly performs in recital, including performances at Government House (Sydney Festival) and the Art Gallery of NSW, as well as a series of concerts for the Melbourne Federation Festival, Opera Under The Stars in Broome and Opera in the Vineyards. His portrayal of Boni in The Gypsy Princess for Opera Australia in 2001 and the Narrator in Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda were both recognised with nominations as Best Male Singer in a Principal Role Green Room Awards and Best Male Performer in an Opera at the Helpmann Awards. His performance as Jupiter in Pinchgut Opera’s Semele, was released on CD by ABC Classics in 2003. In 2006 Angus became a resident singer at the Hessisches Staatstheater in Wiesbaden where his roles included Alfredo in La Traviata, Arbace in Idomeneo, Sou Chong The Land of Smiles, Dr Siedler in Im weissen Rössl, August Kuhbrot in Der Vetter aus Dingsda, Erste Priester and Geharnischter Mann in Die Zauberflöte, Alfredo in Die Fledermaus, Maler in Lulu, Tamino in The Magic Flute and Melot in Tristan. Recent engagements include Steuerman in State Opera of South Australia’s production of Flying Dutchman, tenor soloist in Händel’s Messiah with West Australian Symphony Orchestra and the title role in Candide, Rodney Hatch in One Touch of Venus, Lorenzo in La Muette de Portici and Piquillo in La Périchole, Riccardo in Un Ballo in Maschera, the title role in The Protagonist, Golitzin in Chowantschina, Alfredo in Die Fledermaus, and Pang in Turandot all for the Anhaltisches Theatre, Dessau and Turridu in the West Australian Opera’s production of Cavalleria Rusticana.