Christmas 2000 - No. 23

Christmas 2000
No. 23
President’s Report
Technology has brought
us all closer this year and
the use of e-mail has
greatly facilitated the
development of the St
Ann’s network.
the organisation more
organised. Thanks also to
our other dedicated
committee
members
who do so much in serving the current and future students.
As the year comes to a
close, I would like to May you all have a Merthank Justine Baggs and ry Christmas and a bright
Jayne Taylor for their and Happy New Year.
Simon Stevens
fantastic work in making
Dr Rosemary Brooks and Simon Stevens (and unknown baby) in the
2000 Credit Union Christmas Pageant
Community News
Glamorous
Jo-Anne
Khan (91) is working in
a senior position with the
Department
of
Education, Training and
Employment – Youth
Affairs.
Her brother
Gavin (86, 91) is a
Manager
with
the
Department of Education
and is building a house.
8) was among the
glitterati
giving
Wagner’s Tannhauser a
standing ovation during
the Festival of Perth.
Courtney Hayes (9600), Paul Hudak (9700), Benita Inchbold (98
-00)
the
Female
Collegian of the Year
2000, Melissa Laing (98
-00), Jason Lee (95-00),
Samantha Nunan (9700), Jacinta Plunkett
(97-00),
and
Sonia
Wilkie (97-00). We say
very fond farewells. The
Male Collegians of the
Year are Jarrod Carter
(98-00) and Brent Laws
(98-00).
Dana Saint (94-7) is
finishing
her
PostGraduate Diploma in
Criminology
while
working as a Project
Manager in the Head
Megan
Quill
(94) Office of the Department
recently visited the UK of Justice in Melbourne.
and
holidayed
with
Megan Brady (93-4) The following valedicts
and Nikki Crickmay (93 are leaving College as
-4), who are working in graduates after spending Andrew Brooks (90-5)
all their student days received his MSc degree
London.
living at St Ann’s: from ANU. He has a
Louise Sandercock (861
radio program, Nuclear
Winter, in Cambridge
Mass. and is doubtless
contributing to the new
image of metal music
with a sense of humour
as documented in The
Australian Magazine 2-3
December 2000.
Heather Laidlaw (95-7)
is completing her studies
to teach dance in
schools.
Belinda (Procter 85-8)
Hoult is completing her
Master’s
degree
in
Linguistics
and
is
considering taking up a
Community News continued
during this entire event.
He was asked to serve as
an interim Minister in
view of his successful
business, and the community work he has undertaken in his home
province.
position to teach in
Vietnam, taking her
family with her.
Natalie Charlesworth
(87-8) has started work
as the Media Manager
for
the
Snowtown
Litigation Project with
the
Courts
Administration Authority
– a huge task. Natalie,
who with her husband
has three children, is a
qualified
and
experienced
journalist
completing
very
distinguished
studies
towards a degree in law.
A further cause for
celebration in 2000 is the
Jubilee of international
students at St Ann’s.
The first was Dr Loraine
(Tan Soo Tian 50-5)
Lim who came in 1950
from Singapore and
stayed throughout her
successful studies in
Medicine.
The
College
is
nostalgically farewelling
the Cottages, bought in
1946 and 1957 by a very
far-sighted Council for
the purpose of one day
building
exciting
accommodation for the
students of the future.
That day is nearly here!
Catherine and Carolyn Anderson Visit the King at Graceland
Dr David Jung (88-90) just got engaged to Valerie.
Zoz (90-5) thinks she's from Paris.
Fiji News: Neville Koop
(80-3) an ex collegian
reports that Keni Dakuidreketi
(80-3)
still
serves as interim Minister for Youth and Sports
and hastens to add that
Keni was in no way involved with the coup, or
any of the civil disturbances following it. Indeed he has conducted
himself in an exemplary
manner, as befits a St.
Right: Sketch of future
accommodation on Melbourne
Street
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Neville is the Consultant
Meteorologist at Vuda
Point in Lautoka, Emosi
Toga (80-3) (aka Emosi
Vitilevu during his college years) is another
collegian in Fiji. Emosi
is now Manager Northern of the Fiji Native
Land Trust Board. Neville, Emosi and Keni
would like to reassure
everyone that, despite
recent events, Fiji remains a very pleasant
country to visit, and they
would all welcome any
collegians who happen to
pass this way.
Committee
President:
Simon Stevens
Ph: 8239 8794
Vice President:
Ben Hartley
Secretary:
Justine Baggs
Treasurer:
Jayne Taylor
Committee:
Greg Chilman
Graeme Jackson
Sharon Ryan
Stephen Woolley
Pavilion Show
2001
Where are they
now? G-H
Cab Sav & Pav Party
IV:
The Pavilion in the City
Friday 16th March
2001 at 6pm will see
the re-birth of the
Home
Brew/Sausage
Sizzling Fun Raising
Collegians’ first gettogether for the year
into a Cabernet Sauvignon/ Sausage sizzling
sophisticated viewing
of the progress of the
new building rising
from the site of the old
cottages.
Other
improvements
will be a lamb on the
spit and some quality
wine (home brew will
still be available for the
die-hards and the students) Dinner $8. Entry
into the Pav $2.
Chris Brooke (86-87) running
through the streets of Adelaide
with his Olympic torch.
ANY NEWS?
Email us:
[email protected]
u
8239 8794
Jayne (Stiller 89-91) Taylor and Lisa Virgo (88-91) in Morocco.
Nives Ganz
Vipin Kumar Garg
Patricia Jan Gayton
Jane Ilona Geschmay
Mohammad Malik Ghulam
Ajeet Kaur Gill
Dr Harvindar Gill
Dalip Singh Gill
Meredith E. Gilman
Anne Marie Glamuzina
Jessie Margaret Glavin
Teik Poh Goh
Susan Junette Goldman
Margaret F. Goode
Josephine L. Goode
Helen Mary Goodhart
Elsie Goon Liuching
Barbara Ann Goss
Gwelda Gould
Mary Goward
Leanne Kay Gowland
Wendy Margaret Graham
Elizabeth Grant
Jennifer Ruth Gray
Diana Joan Gray
Siew Wan Gray
Margaret E. Gray
Suzanne M. Gray
Jennifer P. Green
Elizabeth B. Greet
Robert Patrick Griffiths
Helen Milton Griffiths
Cecilia Jane Wilmot Griffiths
Frances Grindlay
Rosemary Grosvenor
Suzanne H.D. Grubb
Helen Mary Guthrie
Elizabeth Anne Guthrie
Stephen William Guy
Siobhan Hackett
Beatrice D.M. Haenfler
Monique Hailstone
Ellen Winifred Hale
Elizabeth A.A. Hall
Jane Elizabeth Hammill
Vicki Hammond
Margaret E. Hankin
Mary Helen Harbison
Prudence E. Hardy
Patricia Jose Harrison
Maureen Harrison
Alison Harvey
Rosemary Ellen Hasenohr
Christine R. Haskard
Greta S. Hatherall
Helen Margaret Hausler
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Wendy Anne Haverland
Joan Seymour Hawker
Lesley Hawson
Kerry Lynette Hay
Judith Marie Hayward
Joy Hedger
Patricia Helbers
Kathryn S. Helman
Michael T. Helman
Lurline Helme
Frances J. Heritage
Anthony R. Higgins
Kui Choo Hii
A. Hill
Christi R. Hill
Jennifer Hill
Karen Hill
Weenat Hiranyachatree
Katherine L. Hislop
Dr Mileen Ho
Angela Ho
Elaine Ho
Coreen Y.L. Ho
Alison Hocking
Richard J. Hodge
Joan E. Hodgson
Michael Hogg
Caroline P.N. Hohnen
K. Holgate
Penelope M. Holmes
Margaret Honey
Penelope L. Hope
Mary L. Horne
Grant Horrigan
A.M. Horsnell
Sarah Hotchkiss
Cherry A. Howard
Nigel A. Howard
Prudence A. Howard
Ameera Howe
Rosemary Howes
Susan C. Howie
Bui Duc Huan
Natalie Hudson
Khee S. Hue
M. Humphreys
Ermionia Yan Po Hung
Elizabeth Hunt
Jennifer M. Hunt
Glenn D. Hunter
Jillian Huntley
Lynette K. Hurn
Carole J. Hutcheson
Sue Hutton
Jennifer M. Hutton
Buc Huynh
Brenda C. I'Dell
Christi Illig
Lia Hung Im
Alison E.L. Isaac
Zerott It
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
OF ST ANN’S COLLEGIANS ASSOCIATION INC
TO BE HELD AT THE COLLEGE IN THE TUTORIAL ROOMS ON
Wednesday February 14th 2001 AT 7.00 PM
AGENDA
1.
Apologies.
2.
Reading of the Minutes from the 2000 AGM
3.
Matters arising from those Minutes.
4.
Treasurer’s report.
5.
President’s report.
6.
Election of committee and office bearers.
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Committee Members (5)
Representatives to the:
College Council
Education Committee
Public Officer
Auditor
8.
Correspondence.
9.
Program for 2001.
10.
Any other business.
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