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August 2007 ISSUE 24
5 La Salle Avenue, Middle Swan, Western Australia
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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
La Salle College is a Catholic school inspired by
the tradition of our founder, St John Baptist de
La Salle. In seeking to excel in our educational
pursuits, our College must also seek to live
out Gospel values and model the example
set by St John Baptist. Through the many
facets of our Evangelisation Plan, our school
community works to provide opportunities for
the integration of faith and life. Our core business at La Salle can be
described as focussing on the head, the heart and the hands.
The head refers to the formal Religious Education curriculum that
provides all our students with appropriate knowledge and experience of
our faith. Under the leadership of Adrian Martino (Director of Christian
Ministry) and all of our Religious Education teachers, the College has
further developed programmes that cater for the spiritual, emotional
and social demands of our students from Years 8 to 12.
Our work of the heart refers to the liturgical opportunities that are provided
for students, parents and staff. Led by our Chaplain, Fr Roman SDS, and
Alfiero Cardona, (Liturgy Coordinator) our community has been given
frequent and meaningful exposure to the Church’s sacramental programme.
Alfiero’s role is to work closely with Fr Roman in continuing to provide
experiences that enable a personal response to the message of Jesus. All of
our students are given opportunities to be involved in whole school, year,
House and class masses, along with other liturgical experiences.
I would also like to commend the wonderful support provided by Yvette
Cobley and Tammara Dawson in their role as staff liaison to the SRC.
During the semester we have seen the launch of the Friends of
La Salle. This parent body, which incorporates, Hospitality, Grounds and
Maintenance, Policy Consultation, Fundraising and Parent Education
has commenced planning activities for Semester II and into 2008.
I look forward to the future with a sense of a significant input from our
parent body. A final word of thanks
is reserved for Sabrina Lynsdale, our
Marketing and Public Relations Officer,
and editor of the Western Lasallian.
Her diligence and attention to detail
has ensured another outstanding issue
of this publication.
Deo Duce
Mr Wayne Bull
principal
The hands of our Christian outreach revolves around our Christian
Service Learning programme.
Our Christian Service Learning
Coordinator, Christine Aldous, has developed programmes that provide
all students in the College with the opportunity to be involved in the
Christian call to serve. From Semester II, Christine will be supported
by Lisa Walton and Alessandra Hardwick, who will be coordinating the
Year 9 programme.
You would be aware from press reports and my Delagram pieces, that the
changes to Years 11 & 12 which were part of the implementation of the
Curriculum Framework have largely been placed on hold for 2007 and
2008. Our staff will continue to work with the Curriculum Council, the
Catholic Education Office, and colleagues in other schools, to ensure that
our students receive access to the best possible educational outcomes.
The College Strategic Plan (2007 to 2011) which was developed last
year after extensive consultations with parents, students and staff, is now
in the execution phase. A full copy of the Strategic Plan is available from
the College’s website. As part of our planning for the future, the College
Board has appointed the architectural firm of Parry and Rosenthal to
undertake the development of a Master Plan for the College. Part
of this planning will include provisions for the arrival of Year 7s to the
College. The Catholic Education Commission has resolved that by 2015
all Year 7 students will be enrolled at secondary schools. For La Salle this
will not occur before 2010.
I would like to also acknowledge the ongoing and exceptional
contributions that our Student Representative Council makes in fostering
our College community. 2007 saw a restructure of this student body and
I have been delighted with the changes. Under the leadership of Tara
Franzinelli, (Head Girl) and Matthew Palmieri, (Head Boy) all members
of the SRC have been outstanding role models for the student body.
These students have provided support, leadership and inspiration. I know
that, with young people of this drive, initiative and determination, much
of the scepticism of our society about future generations is misplaced.
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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL’S REPORT
The first semester of school at La Salle College has been one of excitement
and planning for the members of the Student Representative Council (SRC).
Between studying for exams, brainstorming new ideas for the College and
preparing for Stomp, the SRC have also set other ideas into action.
This term students are able to enjoy an extra luxury during their break times.
Students in Years 8, 9 and 10 have been provided with ping-pong tables; one
for each of the year groups. This has proved to be a very popular decision
and students are often reminded to submit their ideas for improvements to
the College.
Stomp is a day where students and staff alike dress up to a particular theme,
watch a lip sync competition and dance to music related to the theme. It is a
day of fun and celebration for all. The cost to dress up is a $2.00 donation and
chocolates and other confectionary
were sold. Proceeds will be going to
Caritas Australia.
This year’s Stomp theme was the
80s, and it was held on the last day of
Term 2, Friday, 6 July. The SRC looked
forward with anticipation for this event
and to raise money for those who
aren’t as lucky to attend such a great
school; or even any school at all.
To publicize Stomp this year, members of the SRC bravely put on a performance
at an assembly. Some dressed up and acted out video clips from such 80s songs
as ‘Eye of the Tiger’ by Survivor and ‘Material Girl’ by Madonna. Others put on
a fashion parade, which ranged from such outfits as 80s punk, to activists with
“Choose life” shirts and washed out jeans, uptown girls, leg-warmer wearing
dancers, and even Superman.The assembly was a great hit as students laughed
at the crazy costumes people wore and teachers laughed at the memories of
actually wearing the outfits.
The SRC would also like to welcome its newest Year 8 members for 2007:
Jaz Cappeau, Bridgett Hodgkin, Bob Billing and Cheye Musca, who are
extremely capable students and the SRC are readily looking forward to getting
their input and ideas in the upcoming weeks and months.
This semester has been full with
Mission Aid Day, preparation for
Stomp, new members, ping-pong
tables and exams, yet the SRC still
have some cards up their sleeves.
Already they are planning a social
for early next term and preparing
for the next Radio La Salle.
Simone Bunter
src secretary
Hasluck Leadership Award
Arielle Cooper wins Hasluck Leadership Award!
Year 11 student Arielle Cooper is the worthy recipient of this year’s Hasluck Leadership
Award, continuing the College’s successful record in this competition. The award is sponsored
by Hasluck MP, Mr Stuart Henry, and recognises outstanding leaders in schools within the
Hasluck electorate. Arielle was successful in being chosen as La Salle’s representative in
the competition and she then competed against students from ten other schools for the
prize of a trip to Canberra to experience leadership at the highest level. A panel of judges
declared Arielle the winner and she was presented with her award by Julie Bishop, Minister
for Education and Training, at the presentation ceremony. Arielle will travel to Canberra next
month and she is certainly looking forward to meeting some of the nation’s leaders and
learning more about leadership. Arielle’s success follows current Head Girl, Tara Franzinelli’s
win last year. Tara spoke at the presentation ceremony about her experience in Canberra
and of the great benefit she gained from the experience. The College congratulates Arielle
on this fine achievement and we hope she has a rewarding trip to the nation’s capital.
Catholic Education in the Swan Valley
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MISSION AID DAY
Mission Aid Day, 2007, was a truly rewarding and
exciting experience for all involved. This year we had
some fantastic and memorable new additions to our
Mission Aid Day experience. This included a La Salle
Dance Party run by Mr White’s PCG, where students
paid a fee to enter a room that was completely black,
with disco lighting and loud, pumping music.
We began the day with a very special and unique
liturgy where staff washed the feet of various SRC
members, to symbolise Jesus washing the feet of his
disciples. SRC members then proceeded to wash
the feet of younger students in the school. This was
an emotional experience that will be remembered
for years to come.
Students were able to ride camels around the front
oval which offered some hilarious responses by
both staff and students. Students were also able
to compete against their peers in a play station
competition which was definitely enjoyed by many
students. Mission Aid Day would not be a Mission
Aid Day without endless amounts of food. This
year we were treated to donuts, pancakes, kebabs,
pizza, chips, lollies, spiders, slushies, chicken rolls and
sausage sizzles which were enjoyed by all!
During part of the day we experienced the
remarkable musical talents of Ms Juber, Mr Cardona,
Mr White and Mr Forte, our talented groundsman.
However, the entertainment didn’t stop there, with
many talented students taking part in the Mission
Aid Day Talent Quest. It was here that “The Giggles”Year 12 boys impersonating the Wiggles, made their
debut and our day sadly came to a close.
Mission Aid Day managed to raise a grand total of
$14,000. A huge thank you goes out to all involved
in this wonderful event that goes towards improving
the lives of so many. It is vital to remember that
with all of this fun and excitement, there is a core
purpose, to touch hearts and support The Lasallian
Foundation.
Tara Franzinelli
head girl
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Languages Week
In Week 5 this term, we celebrated Languages Week at the College as
our way of promoting the importance and enjoyment of learning another
language. Some of our activities included:
• A daily PCG Quiz which incorporated questions from the two countries
and languages taught here - Italian and Indonesian.
• A display in the Library, showing the creativity of the Italian and
Indonesian students in presenting their ID Card tasks.
• An international food fest in conjunction with the Canteen. Students
and staff were invited to try an international dish for lunch, including
such delicacies as Gourmet Beef Lasagna, Gourmet Vegetable Lasagna,
Continental Rolls, Teriyaki Chicken and Rice, Teriyaki Chicken and Noodle,
Chicken Fried Rice, Curry Beef, Curry Chicken and Rice and Sushi.
• Year 8 Italian vs Year 8 Indonesian Soccer Competitions on the front oval.
These were held during the language lessons and were enjoyed by all.
The matches were a draw until the final game, where the Italian students
won 1-0. Well done to the Year 8s for embracing this opportunity with
great sportsmanship.
• The Students vs Staff Indoor Soccer Match. This was the 3rd annual
competition. The game was in a deadlock for the first twenty minutes as the
students kept the teachers at bay. The break through came in the second half
when the teachers scored three goals. However, the students never gave in
with their enduring enthusiasm. Congratulations to both the students and
staff on an entertaining match.
• An Italian Cakes Stall where students and staff were given the opportunity
to savour a slice of traditional Italian torte and delicious cannoli.
• An Italian and Indonesian buffet lunch for the staff. This was ably catered
for by the Year 11 Catering class under the supervision of Ms Lennon.
The students did a great job and must be congratulated for their efforts.
The aim of languages week from an Indonesian teaching perspective was
to increase the sense of relationship between Australia and Indonesia.
Laminated cards were displayed around the school educating both staff and
students about the tangible links between Australia and Indonesia. Many
places around the school were given their Indonesian names in order to
increase the presence of Indonesia around the school.
On the Monday of Languages Week, Pak Hosken set up an Indonesian
Animals Awareness and Project Sunbear Donation Drive outside G04. The
aim of the exercise was to increase the awareness around La Salle College
of the types and diversity of Indonesian animals, but also to raise money for
Project Sunbear at Perth Zoo by conducting ‘a jellybean raffle’. The winner
of the raffle was Hayley Johnson from MIE’s PCG, and a total of $100 was
raised for Project Sunbear.
The second surf film festival featuring the short film: ‘The Turner Brothers get
lost in Indo’ was a great success. The Lasallian hardcore surfing community
marvelled at the adventures of two brothers chasing the most perfect and
uncrowded wave on the planet. The audience definitely gained a better
understanding and perspective of the precious gems that the Indonesian
archipelago has to offer.
The satay stall run by Pak Hosken and some Year 8 students was a huge
success with all satay skewers selling out fast. The chicken skewers were
lovingly prepared by the renowned butcher Mr Palmieri, and Pak Hosken
finished them off with his authentic Indonesian satay sauce recipe from the
Sasak People of Lombok. A truly delicious language experience.
Pak Hosken
teacher of indonesian
• An International Morning Tea for the staff. This was held in conjunction
with Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea where the staff donated to The
Cancer Council to participate.
We hope that students continue with their language studies, as learning
to communicate in a language other than English enables students to get
to know their own language better, understand and appreciate people of
different cultures, further develop their language skills in listening, speaking,
reading, viewing and writing, and broaden their career choices. Furthermore,
knowledge of another language promotes community and family relations
in a multicultural society.
Finally, a special thank you to all the staff and students for supporting our
events, and making Languages Week 2007 such a success.
Ms Margherita De Filippi
teacher of italian
Catholic Education in the Swan Valley
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Seasons Restaurant
– Winter
Seasons Restaurant was booked out for their Winter themed
Term 2 evening. For this event, staff were invited to book a table
and enjoy theYear 11 Hospitality class present their winter menu in
an a la carte format.
Significant preparations and trialling of menus had taken place
before the final dishes were chosen and the final menu contained
items such as: Sweetcorn Fritters with Homemade Chilli Tomato
relish, Chargrilled Chicken with Nam Jim, Snapper fillets with
braised fennel, roast capsicum sauce and sweet potato chips, Veal
with a mustard mushroom sauce with potato rosti and buttered
spinach and for Dessert: Decadent chocolate pots, pear tart tatin,
and orange and pistachio cheesecake.
The class was divided into Front of House (waiting) and kitchen
staff and the waiters prepared the classroom C1 for our diners.
The room was decorated with a dark blue, red and white
colour scheme and with help from Ms McClymont, artworks
transformed the venue. With assistance from Mrs Watson and
Mrs Lorenti, the waiters performed beautifully on the night,
providing attentive, friendly service for our customers.
The kitchen staff worked wonderfully, with all students putting
in a team effort and helping out where they could. Overall the
night was a huge success with glowing comments from the
teachers present. These students are to be commended on
their commitment and enthusiasm. They made their teacher,
Ms Lennon, very proud.
Ms Megan Lennon
learning area coordinator
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technology & enterprise
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YEAR 8 FOOD AWARENESS MORNING TEAS
Mrs Gooden’s two Food and Nutrition classes each held a morning tea for parents and staff during
Term 2 to show off their food preparation skills developed during Semester I. The morning teas were
well supported by parents with around twenty present each day. The students should be very proud
of their efforts preparing food for their class function and their behaviour
on the day.
Ms Heather Gooden
YEAR 10 FOOD EXPO’S
In Year 10 Food and Nutrition, our main focus this
semester has been foods from around the world. To
end off our term of multicultural foods we held a
Food Expo. We spent the weeks leading up, selecting
a country, researching aspects of that country and
trialling traditional recipes of that country.
Finally the big day came. Ms Lennon’s class were the
first to do their expo on Wednesday of Week 10.
Our room was filled with colours, flags, signs, posters
and beautiful strong aromas coming from the
exciting range of foods. There were countries from
every corner of the world. From the coconut filled
Caribbean, Jamaica made its appearance, Hawaii
– hula skirts and all, Egypt and its great pyramids
and many more.
Each group was to create one savoury and one
sweet dish and the choices made were excellent as
all of the food was gone in no time. Parents, family
and teachers were all invited to come and visit the
food expos and get a taste of the cultures. The wide
range of props and information on the tables sent
everyone home having learnt something new.
Overall the expo was a great experience. It was
wonderful to learn about the countries and their
different types of food, cooking methods and
eating patterns. It was a fun day and the food was
delicious. All the guests and students had a great
time. This wouldn’t have been possible without
all of the time and help that Ms Lennon gave to
our class.
Hannah Greenfield
year 10
Catholic Education in the Swan Valley
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DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
CREATIVE WEBSITES
Year 12 Interactive Media students worked tirelessly to design and create business website
prototypes for clients in Semester I. Students had the opportunity to discuss the client’s
requirements at a meeting prior to commencing the project.This dialogue provided students with
important information that guided their design and production of the website. At the completion
of the task, the clients revisited the College to view students’ work and provide valuable feedback
on their efforts. The students are to be commended for their motivation and the standard of
submitted work for this authentic task. This opportunity has been made possible by the following
people, who have generously given their time to discuss their website requirements and
provide feedback on the students’ efforts: Ms Alessandra Hardwick and Ms Judy Elliott (Daylilies
Western Australia), Ms Cassandra King (Musica Lingua), Ms Katy Fiora (Custom Trikes Australia),
Mr Dom Papa (Music Studio) and Ms Edie Cernotta (Rustique Home and Garden).
Ms Katy Fiora with Custom Trikes Australia website creators,
left to right, Ricardo Merlacco, Dane Schelfhout and Peter Cousins.
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Ms Lindy Reger
information technology teacher
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mathematics
This term, thirty Year 8 students were selected to participate
in the Australasian Problem Solving Mathematical Olympiads.
The students were chosen by their teacher, having
demonstrated outstanding mathematical ability, particularly
in the area of problem solving.
The Olympiad aims to:
• Introduce students to important mathematical concepts
• Teach major strategies and develop flexibility for
problem solving
• Foster creativity and ingenuity and strengthen intuition
• Stimulate enthusiasm and enjoyment for mathematics
• Provide for the satisfaction, joy, and thrill of meeting
challenges
The following students are to be congratulated on a
fantastic effort so far:
Alice Vella, Alexander O’Neil, Stephen Brocklehurst, Brittany
Nielsen, James Halpin, Ricky Bower, Melissa Buscumb, Joshua
Dowling, Cooper Harrington, Luke Nicol, Christopher
Seeber, David Morgan, Benjamin Witham, Alanna D’Cruz,
Joshua Fanchi, Jaz Cappeau, David Elias, Mary-Louise Carbone,
Jesse Fairclough, Yvette Kenna, Kimberley Burton, Andrew
Rowe, Culver Platt, Lauren Phillips, Michael Naughtin,
Harry Nguyen, Anthony Nolan, Jesse Markham, Bob Billing,
Nicholas Glancy.
To date the students have completed two rounds of the Olympiad. Each
round contains five questions. The questions are non-routine questions and
need careful thinking and lots of scribble paper to solve them. No calculators
or any other mathematical equipment is allowed, so the students must also
rely on their mental computation skills as well. The students have become
quite competitive and are striving to improve their score with each round.
Currently the following students are sharing 1st and 2nd places:
Alice Vella, Alexander O’Neil and James Halpin
(Equal 1st)
Kimberley Burton, Harry Nguyen, Andrew Rowe and Christopher Seeber
(Equal 2nd)
The remaining rounds will be held on 25 July, 15 August and 12 September
Ms Taryn Mohen
acting learning area coordinator
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mathematics (semester I)
CURTIN ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE
The Curtin Accounting Experience is a unique programme that provides exceptional Year 12 accounting students the opportunity to complete a
customised, industry based accounting unit at Curtin University. The program is the result of a special collaboration between Curtin Business School,
PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. This year Tara Franzinelli, Amy Whyte and Alicia Perrella were selected to
participate in this Curtin programme. The students attended a weekly three hour lecture at Curtin University in Bentley. Over the course of the programme,
the three girls were able to network with representatives from PricewaterhouseCoopers and Rio Tinto HIsmelt. In May the students traveled to the Kwinana
HIsmelt Plant where they took part in team-building activities and learnt about the culture of Rio Tinto
HIsmelt. The students were required to complete two exams and a presentation to the HR Manager
of Rio Tinto HIsmelt and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS TRAINEESHIP AWARDED TO TARA FRANZINELLI
Our congratulations to Tara Franzinelli who achieved the 2nd highest mark of 89%, 1% behind
a student from Hale. Tara has now been offered a traineeship with PricewaterhouseCoopers.
La Salle was the second highest ranked school overall behind Hale.
AMY WHYTE AND ALICIA PERRELLA OFFERED INTERNSHIP INTERVIEWS AND
RECEIVE AWARDS
Amy and Alicia have been offered internship interviews with PricewaterhouseCoopers and also were
awarded Pat Addison Awards.
La Salle College was awarded the Rio Tinto Award for the best student presentation. These three
young women are to be highly commended for their commitment to excellence. They represented
their College with distinction. Congratulations Tara, Alicia and Amy.
Mr John Bouwer
year 12 accounting teacher
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QUIZ NIGHT
The 3rd Annual Quiz Night and Auction took place on Friday, 29 June,
in the Laurence Murphy Hall at La Salle College. Sixty eight tables filled
the hall with over 540 people in attendance at this sold out event.
The total raised towards our Building Fund was approximately $16,000.
Mr Wayne Bull, our Quiz Master, kept everyone on their toes with
games of heads and tails, longest fantails, competitions and dancing.
Winners took home a range of prizes including an LCD TV 32 E62 TCI
valued at $1,000 donated by Supply West Bookland and a Malvern Star
Mountain Bike, donated by Bikeforce Midland, valued at $499.00.
The highest bidders for some loud auctions were:
Mr Fred Turco - Quinten Lynch framed signed glove, from Belinda
Fabling - $450.
Mr Tom Readman - Retravision Warriors Cricket bat signed by the
2006/2007 Team from Bob Allison - $700.
Many thanks to the future and current families of the College and
businesses listed below for their generous support in making the 2007
Quiz Night a success.
Please support these businesses where possible.
Ms Sabrina Lynsdale
marketing & public relations officer
Mr Murray Hampson - Ben Cousins’ signed Guernsey, framed by The
Framing Factory $950.
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ABCO PRODUCTS
ELYSIUM FUNCTIONS
MIRIAM MEAD
SCITECH
ABOUT BIKE HIRE
DAVID FAIRBAIRN
MICHAEL QUY JEWELLERY
SCOTT PRINT
ADVENTURE OUT
FIORA MACHINERY
MIDLAND BRICK
SHAMIRAE
AINLEY AIR CONDITIONING
THE FRAMING FACTORY
MIDLAND FURNISHERS
SIENA’S
ANOTHER CHAPTER
FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB
MIDLAND GATE SHOPPING CENTRE
SITTELLA
ARALUEN BOTANIC PARK
FREMANTLE PRISON
MIDLAND JUNCTION FRESH MARKETS
SKYDIVE EXPRESS
ARMANDO’S HAIR DESIGN
FUJI XEROX
MIDLAND PET & AQUARIUM
SLATER-GARTRELL SPORTS
BAKER’S DELIGHT
G.J. COVERLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICES
MIDLAND PHOTOGRAPHERS
STEPHEN SMITH - MEMBER FOR PERTH
BATTERY WORLD
ROBYN GALLACHER
MIDLAND SAND & SOIL
SNAP PRINTING
BEST BUY ELECTRICAL
GARBIN ESTATE WINES
MIDLAND TOYOTA
SNOWCO
BIKEFORCE
GATTO CHRISTIAN SHOP
MOTIVE TRAVEL
SPORTLIGHT STORES
BILLABONG CAMPING AUSTRALIA
GENTRONICS
MUNDARING PETS
STEAKS ‘N’ STUFF
THE BLINDS GALLERY
GILKISONS DANCE STUDIO
NANDO’S MIDLAND
SUPER BOWL P/L
BOB JANE T-MARTS
GILLY STEPHENSON’S WAXES AND POLISHES
PAINT PLACE
SUPPLY WEST BOOKLAND
BRIDGESTONE TYRE CENTRES - MIDLAND
THE GOOD GUYS
PASTA VIVA
SWAN HILLS PARTY HIRE
BRUCE CALLOW & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD
KENNETH GORDON
PERTH SOCCER CLUB
SWAN VALLEY BIRDS
CAVERSHAM WILDLIFE PARK
GRAPHIC FLAIR
BRUCE AND SUE PHILLIPS
SWAN VALLEY OASIS RESORT (SUPA GOLF)
CDM AUSTRALIA
GREATER UNION
POOL & SPA MART
TELSTRA SHOP MIDLNAD
CHAPEL FARM
GREAT ESCAPE HILLARYS
POPE ELECTRICAL
TOOLMART
THE COFFEE CLUB
HANDS ON TUITION
POT BLACK
TUDOR HOUSE
COMPLIANT BOOKEEPING
HURI-CAIN SPORTING GOODS
PROUDS JEWELLERS
FRED TURCO
GORDON COX
IAN DIFFEN TYRE FACTORY - MALAGA
RAINBIRD AUSTRALIA
UNITED GROUP INFRASTRUCTURE
CROWN HILL CONSTRUCTION
INSPIRATION OUTDOORS
RED DOT STORES - MIDLAND
WEST AUSTRALIAN OPERA
DB SOLUTIONS P/L
JIMMY DEANS
REDBACK SURF & SKATE
WESTRAC PTY LTD
HARRY D’CRUZE
JOHN KOSOVICH WINES
RETRAVISION MIDLAND
WINDY CREEK WINES
LISA DUFFIELD
LAMONT’S
ROYAL LIFE SAVING
DYMOCKS
ANNE-MARIE LAYCOCK
DANIE RUDNICKI
EAGLE BOYS - MIDLAND
LIFETIME DISTRIBUTORS
SAVAGE SUZUKI
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Lasallian visitors
De La Salle College Football Team Visit
A group of twenty five footballers and four staff arrived on Wednesday, 27 June, to spend a week with us. For most
of the group it was their first time in Western Australia and definitely the first time being billeted by our host families.
Their trip included visiting Kings Park, our beaches, the shopping precinct in the city, and the West Coast Eagles training
facilities. They also trained with, and played a match against, the highly rated Clontarf Aboriginal College’s team. On
Monday afternoon, 2 July, we prepared to take on the De La Salle team, on a very wet and water logged oval. The
game was called off due to an approaching thunderstorm. Their stay culminated with an official dinner after the match
in the Laurence Murphy Hall, followed by
the presentation of the Brother Eric Piggott
Perpetual Trophy, presented to the Captain
of their team. The best player trophies went
to Matt Wall, from De La Salle College, and
Simon Parry, from La Salle College.
Mr Joe Sorgiovanni
VISIT BY BROTHER MICHAEL BROUGHTON fsc
On Monday, 23 July, La Salle College staff had the privilege of working
with Br Michael Broughton fsc as he explored the Lasallian charism
and outlined both historical and contemporary views of St John
Baptist de La Salle.
Br Michael has spent nearly a decade as the Auxiliary Visitor
(Provincial) of the De La Salle Brothers in Singapore. For much of
this time, Brother Michael was also the Vice Principal of his old school,
St Joseph’s Institute (SJI), with responsibility for Student Development.
Early this year we hosted a visit by six staff members from SJI.
Until recently, all Catholic schools in Singapore have been under
a significant influence from the government, through funding
arrangements. One of Brother Michael’s most notable achievements
has been the setting up
of Singapore’s first truly
independent Catholic school,
St Joseph’s International. He
is a recognized authority on
the life of the Founder (St
John Baptist de La Salle) and
regularly leads pilgrimages
to France so that lay people
committed to the Lasallian
ethos can share in the
Brothers’ special story.
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ST JOSEPH’S INSTITUTE, SINGAPORE
Teachers from St Joseph’s Institute, Singapore, visited the College on an educational
programme for one week last term. During their time, the teachers visited
classrooms and shadowed staff from the College to gain an insight into Catholic
education. The teachers also visited St Brigid’s College and New Norcia.
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Lasallian Youth Gathering 2007
Between 6 and 10 July, the two Christian Ministry leaders of the Student
Representative Council of La Salle College, Thomas Marcinkowski and
Samantha Monterio, accompanied by Mr Alfiero Cardona, joined almost ninety
students from other states in Australia and New Zealand, for a Lasallian Youth
Gathering in Melbourne.
During these four interesting days students had time
to learn more about the different missions that the
brothers provide within the District of Australia, New
Zealand and Papua New Guinea. It was an opportunity
to better understand the charism of the community
and discover how Lasallians are reaching out to
thousands of people. Students also had a chance to
meet and listen to the community’s provincial (or
Brother Visitor) Br Ambrose Payne fsc, who explained
the different assignments of the Brothers in the District
as well as the challenges they are facing today. One of
the most captivating talks came from Br Paul Smith
fsc, who helped the students enter into the world of poverty in Papua New
Guinea, where the Lasallian Brothers run an institute for children who have
been struck by HIV, most of whom are waiting for their demise.
These few days helped the students to realise that their connection with
the Lasallian community does not end at Year 12. The Brothers are inviting
students to join in one of the five programmes they have tailored for students
who would like to continue working with, and for, the community. These
programmes vary both in length and the levels of commitment young adults
are ready to offer.
Most of all, however, this experience was powerful because it gave students
an opportunity to realise that being Lasallian is not something particular to a
country, state or suburb. To be Lasallian is to be
part of a large global network of people who
are ready to follow in the footsteps of St John
Baptist de La Salle to serve the least, the lost
and the last, as our Lord Jesus Christ did.
Living with the Brothers, and other students
from all over the district was an exciting and
fascinating experience which strengthened and
revitalised the spirit of all those who are
working within this community. In many ways it
was a moment to stare in awe at the hundred
fold harvest which this community has reaped
after this one man, St John Baptist de La Salle, accepted to cooperate with our
Lord Jesus and help in sowing a seed more than three hundred years ago.
Mr Alfiero Cardona
liturgy coordinator
St Stephen’s and St Andrew’s Singapore
Schools Music Tour 2007
On Tuesday, 5 June, during lunch in the Auditorium, the College was treated
to amazing performances by the children from St Stephen’s Brass Band and St
Andrew’s Wind Band. They were on a music tour of Western Australia and with
St Stephen’s being a Lasallian school, they came to our College to perform their
amazing repertoire. These students are all in primary school and are extremely
talented young musicians.The students here at the College were amazed and in awe
of the amount of talent in the band, especially as they were only of a primary school
age. They were under the guidance of their Band Master, Mr David Glosz.
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NEW ZEALAND WINTER TOUR
On Friday, 13 July, forty one students and four teachers embarked
on our winter wonderland journey to New Zealand. Making our
way to Sydney, we had a quick stop over before we continued on to
Christchurch. After visiting the Antarctic Centre, we made our way to
the YMCA where we were situated for two nights.
The next day, we traveled around Christchurch to see the views that it
had to offer. We had a Chinese banquet after which we visited St Mary’s
Parish where we attended Mass. Our next destination was Greymouth.
Along the way, we stopped to see our first bit of snow and had our first
of many snow fights. We also went through the town of Springfield which
was celebrating the arrival of The Simpsons Movie and the uncovering of
the big pink donut. That night for dinner, we enjoyed the traditional and
very yummy icecream from New Zealand, Hokey Pokey ice cream. This
was to become a regular treat!
The next day we toured and panned for gold at Shantytown and then
traveled to Franz Joseph Glacier where we went on a helicopter ride
to the top of the glacier. Our next stop was Fox Glacier, where after a
welcomed dinner of hot soup and a BBQ, we went for a walk to see the
Glow Worms. It was bitterly cold and walking through the forest in the
dark required us to trust the person in front of us to avoid dangerous
situations. We all survived intact!
On the way to Wanaka the next morning, we stopped off at Lake
Matheson to take pictures of the reflection of Mount Cook on the lake.
Upon stopping for lunch at the Salmon Farm, it was realised the bus
had broken down and our half hour lunch break turned out to be a
four hour stop over! Luckily for us, the Salmon Farm had a great Café
and logwood fire to keep us warm while the bus was repaired. That
night saw us arrive late at Wanaka, so fish and chips for dinner was very
welcome.
The next morning was an early wake up call for a fun-filled day’s skiing
at Cardrona Alpine Ski Resort. Italian pasta night was a success and
despite our exhaustion after the skiing, the Talent Show brought many
laughs and applauses.
Day Seven commenced with a visit to a 3D Maze, Puzzle and Illusion
Centre and then off to the Bungy Bridge over the Kawarau River.
Fourteen tour members braved the cold conditions to bungy jump!
Our next stop was Arrowtown, seen in The Lord of the Rings. The
next morning was spent shopping, playing mini-golf and horse-riding for
some. Our one hour jet-boating experience was one to remember. A
quick change of clothes and we were off to the Skyline Restaurant via
the Gondola with some amazing views of Queenstown. We enjoyed the
luge and dining through five courses. Some of the more adventurous
ones in our group took to the bungy bridge by night!
The following day we began our long trip to Timaru for our Maori
cultural exchange evening. Along the way we visited Cromwell, city
of the huge fruit and Alexandria, where we got to witness the most
fantastic frost on the trees, giving it the appearance of snow. Once
we arrived in Timaru, we were summoned onto Maori sacred ground,
enjoyed a traditional Hangi meal and then sat back and enjoyed some
great Maori singing and dancing. The boys learnt the Haka and the girls
the Poi. At 9:30pm we farewelled our hosts and continued towards
Christchurch arriving at 12:30am. After a few hours’ sleep, it was off to
the International Airport, leaving New Zealand at 7:00am and getting
into Melbourne early in the morning. After a four hour stop over in
Melbourne, we continued our journey home to Perth.
An exhausting, but fantastic time was had by all. We will certainly never
forget our New Zealand winter adventure. Our thanks to the teachers,
Mr Gill, Mr Velardo, Ms De Filippi and Ms Langdon for a life-time of good
memories.
Natalie Leveiro and Erica Short
year 11 students
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The Great Seat Appeal
ADAMCZYK FAMILY
ADMINISTRATION STAFF 2006
ARMSTRONG FAMILY
AVELING, ANTHONY JOHN (1961 - 1967)
AVELING, A.T.
BARBARO FAMILY
BARNWALL FAMILY
BEAR FAMILY (1994 - 2007)
BEST BUY ELECTRICAL MIDLAND
BOTTOMLEY FAMILY
BOYLAN FAMILY
BOYLE, MARTIN ANDREW
BRANSON FAMILY
BRESCACIN, TAMARA
BROCKLEHURST, P.G. & J.P.
BROWN, DAVE, CAROL, RYAN & ALEX
BRUCE CALLOW & ASSOC. P/L ARCHITECTS
BULL, MARGARET & WAYNE
BULL, PAT & BRIAN
BURNS FAMILY
BURTON FAMILY
CALANNA FAMILY
CALLEJA, NATALIE
CENTREPOINT SHOPPING CENTRE
CLARKE, DAMIAN (IN MEMORY OF)
COOPER, JUDE, JACQUELINE & FAMILY
CORBIN, MARIANNE
COWLING FAMILY
DEBARRO FAMILY
DEHNEL FAMILY
DEL BORRELLO, PETER
DEUCHAR, BEN & JUSTIN
DOUST FAMILY
DUFFIELD FAMILY
EASTRIDGE HOMES
EDWARDS, MATTHEW & MITCHELL
ELIAS, GLENN & FRANCES
ELLOY, PETER
FIRNS, RICK, JUDY & FAMILY
FLOWER, MARK & FIONA
FRANZINELLI, ALEX & TARA 2000 - 2007
FROST FAMILY
GALLACHER FAMILY
GARDINER FAMILY
GARDNER, ELIZABETH
GAVA, KAYLA, SHANNON & MEGAN
GERENCSER, CLAUDIA & ROZALIA
GILLMAN, CONNOR
G.J. COVERLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD
HAROLD, GRACE
HAROLD, SHALM
HLAVATY FAMILY
HOFMAN, LUDWIK & JOSHUA
HOGAN FAMILY
HOLLOW FAMILY
HOLT FAMILY
HONISETT, MICHAEL & JESSICA
ILLIANO FAMILY
KAYS FAMILY
KENNA FAMILY
LA SALLE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
LEQUAIETERMAINE, SAM & MATT
LESK FAMILY
LOCKYER FAMILY
MARGARIA CLEANING SERVICES
MATTHEWS, LAURA 2000 - 2004
McAULIFFE, ADRIANA & TREVOR
McCARREN FAMILY
McCORMICK FAMILY
McCRACKEN FAMILY
MacFARLANE, ADAM & LAUREN
MEAD FAMILY
On Monday, 30 July, the Great Seat Appeal
sponsors were invited to attend the Year
11 Drama Production of Much Ado by
Shakespeare. We thank the following for
their support with the Great Seat Appeal.
MIDLAND BUS COMPANY
MORLEY, CHLOE, HANNAH & LIAH
MULLER FAMILY
MURIALE, LOU & KATHY
MUSARRA, ADRIAN
MUSARRA, LUCIUS
MUSCA, TIARNE, CHEYE & KAISEN
NAUGHTIN FAMILY
NAYLOR, BETH, AMY & SIMON
NICHOLAS FAMILY (2000 - 2006)
NICHOLLS FAMILY
NUICH, GABRIELLE
O’DONOGHUE, TONY, SUE, DANIEL & BENJAMIN
ONG, IAN & ANNIE
OUTRED, TIM & KATHY
OW FAMILY
PAGOTTO, JEZ 2002 - 2006
PALMIERI, GINO, MARIA, AMANDA & LISA
PALMIERI, TONY, ROSANNA, TANIA & MATTHEW
PEPPER FAMILY
PERRELLA, CHRIS & ASHLEIGH 2000 - 2007
PHILLIPS, BRUCE, SUSANNE, JAKE & CAYDIN
PIRLO, TERRY
POLETTI FAMILY
POLI FAMILY
POLMEAR FAMILY
POPE ELECTRICAL
POTTER FAMILY
PRIORITY DRIVER
RADALJ, MOLLY
RANDAZZO FAMILY
RECHICHI, TONY, MARIA & FAMILY
RUSSELL FAMILY
RUSSELL, RONI (DECEASED) & RAY
RYAN, GERRY & JILL
RYAN, PATRICK JOHN (FOUNDATION STUDENT 1954)
SCHORER, JAKE, THOMAS & LAUREN
SHARP ONE COURIERS/LARSON FAMILY
SLATER-GARTRELL SPORTS
SLATER, GEOFF & ANNETTE
SMITH, ED & ELLEN
SMITH, GRAEME, ANGELA & FAMILY
SMITH, KEVIN, MARGARET & FAMILY
SOLIG FAMILY
SOUTHERN FAMILY
SPENCER FAMILY
ST ANTHONY’S SCHOOL
STAYNOR, JONATHAN, LAUREN, RICHARD & ANNE
STEFANELLI, ANTONIO, MARIANINA & FAMILY
STEFANELLI, GIOVANNI, MARIA & FAMILY
STEFANELLI, PASQUALE, CONCETTA & FAMILY
STEFANELLI/TAWEEL, LINA
STEVENS, TABITHA & CAITLIN
STINTON LOKE, NICOLE
STOPP FAMILY
SUSANA FAMILY
SUTTON, MATT, JOSHUA & MARY
TALIJANCICH WINES PTY LTD
TAYLOR, LANE & JULIE
TEDESCHI, JARRYD, NATHAN & KYLE
TERACI, MIKE & PINA
TOMIZZI, MICHAEL & ANTONIETTA
TURNER, BEIGE & MITCHELL
URE FAMILY
VALENTI, ELIO, KAREN, TALYA & AISHA
VALLELONGA A. FAMILY
VANDERKLEY, AARON
VELJACICH FAMILY
VELLA/GREEDY FAMILY
VISSER, SOPHIE & ADAM
VITALICH FAMILY
WHITLEY FAMILY
WILLIAMS, BRO, IME & PRU
WILLIAMS FAMILY
WOOLDRIDGES A & M
WRIGHTWAY ROAD TRAINING
ZILKO, EMMA & LAUREN
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August 2007 ISSUE 24 • The Western Lasallian
The following students and staff haved received the Principals Commendation
Oliver
Battistessa
(Year 8)
Natasha
Benson
(Year 8)
Shin Yi Tin (Year 8)
For organisation and dedication to
touching hearts through the ServiceLearning programme.
Kieran Chittleborough
(Year 8)
For being awarded the
Associated & Catholic
Colleges (ACC) ‘C’
Division Under 14 Male
Runner Up Champion.
Stephanie Davis (Year 8)
For her outstanding
Year 8 Health
Presentation
Assignment.
Chelsea Smit (Year 8)
For her excellent work
ethic in Information
Technology. Her
detailed written
work for her first
task together with an
innovative and creative electronic
game has seen her achieve above her
year target.
Bridgett Hodgkin (Year 8)
For her excellent Year
8 Religious Education
Assignment 2.
Ryan Dessent (Year 9)
For being awarded the
Associated & Catholic
Colleges (ACC) ‘C’
Division Under 15
Male Runner Up
Champion.
Brandon
Cooper
(Year 9)
Jessica
Gill
(Year 9)
Jessica
Glover
(Year 9)
Cameron
James
(Year 9)
Jake
Nuich
(Year 9)
Kristie
Poklepovich
(Year 9)
For their excellent assignment
work in Society & Environment.
Brandon Cooper (Year 9)
Brandon traveled to
Malaysia to compete
in the 9th World Tae
Kwon Do Festival
and the Malaysian
Open in July. This
was Brandon’s first international
tournament.
CLAUDIA GERENCSER
(Year 9)
Claudia
performed
in the
Fremantle
Eisteddfod
in the Vocal U/15s. She
received 2nd place out
of 5 in the Folk Section
and came 3rd out of 17
for the Classical Section.
Liam Solig (Year 9)
For
outstanding
work on
his Year 9 Religious
Education Assessment
Task 2.
Cooper Walkden (Year 9)
For his excellence in
the Year 9 Food and
Nutrition Mexican
Design Brief Task.
Mitchell Dehnel (Year 10)
For producing a
very exciting and
imaginative Drama
Script for his
assessment which will
be performed on the
Arts Night in Term 3.
Asha-Simone Blythe (Year 10)
For being awarded the
Associated & Catholic
Colleges (ACC) ‘C’
Division Under 16
Female 2nd Runner
Up Champion.
Jacinta Buscumb (Year 10)
For achieving an
outstanding Employer
Evaluation for work
experience at
St Brigid’s Primary
School.
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Nicole
Cooksley
(Year 10)
Shauna
Gaffey
(Year 10)
Danielle Freeman (Year 10)
Tiarne Musca (Year 10)
For her outstanding
Year 10 English
Assessment Task 3 (a
Creative Journal on
a character from the
novel Lord of the Flies
by William Golding).
Tiarne received first prize in the
“Mr Bull Portrait Competition” on
Mission Aid Day.
Taliah Poletti (Year 10)
For achieving a 5H in
Section 1 and 2 of the
Semester One Year 10
English exam.
For outstanding work in their
Business Studies assignment on
Social Responsibility.
Hannah FredRiksson (Year 10)
For achieving an
outstanding result on
her Year 10 Maths
Investigation 1.
ADAM
FAULKNER
(Year 10)
JUSTIN
PEZZALI
(Year 10)
Congratulations to Adam and
Justin on making the final squad
of the State Schoolboys Football
Team. They traveled to Sydney for
the matches in July .
Jacob Muia (Year 10)
For winning the Year 8,
9 & 10 Division in the
All Schools Champion
Pool Tournament.
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Lauren Schorer (Year 10)
For outstanding
work on her Year 10
Health Fitness Testing
and Programming
Assessment.
Travis Turner (Year 10)
For representing the
State in the Under 16
National Basketball
Championships in
NSW before the end
of the term.
Steve Vajas (Year 10)
For achieving a 5H in
Section 1 and 2 of the
Semester One Year 10
English exam.
Callum Whitehead (Year 10)
For producing work
of an exceptional
standard in Year 10
Digital Multimedia.
His written work
is detailed and well
structured. Callum uses his initiative
when completing a task, working
beyond the expectations of a task.
He is to be commended for his
commitment to excellence.
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Liam Chittleborough (Year 11)
For gaining selection
in the Associated &
Catholic Colleges
(ACC) of WA
Representative Swim
Team 2007 and also
being the ‘C’ Division Under 17 Male
Champion.
Anthony Fenner (Year 11)
For excellent work
ethic in his first
task for Applied
Information
Technology. His
detailed written work
and ability to analyse have seen him
achieve at a high level in this new
Course of Study.
Joshua White (Year 11)
For his excellent
work ethic, attitude
and performance
in Geometry and
Trigonometry.
JACINDA BARCLAY (Year 11)
Jacinda has secured
a position in the
Australian Women’s
Baseball Team for
2007. The team
will meet in the
Eastern States for a training camp
in November in preparation for the
World Cup in 2008.
KANE EARLE (Year 12)
Congratulations to
Kane for his success
in the ‘Hyper’ poster
competition. ‘Hyper;’
is a major youth event
organised by the City
of Swan and last year attracted
between 4,000 and 5,000 young
people. Kane’s design was chosen
to be used on all the promotional
material for ‘Hyper’ youth event for
2007.
Benjamin Quinlivan (Year 11)
For coming 4th (out
of a field of 218) in
the Under 17 Boys
Associated & Catholic
Colleges (ACC) Cross
Country race.
Benjamin received the Principal’s
Commendation for his excellent
work ethic, attitude and performance
in Geometry & Trigonometry.
Benjamin received the Principal’s
Commendation for achieving the top
examination marks in Chemistry and
Physics for Semester One.
Matthew Edwards (Year 12)
For excellent work
ethic, attitude and
performance in
Calculus.
JONATHON LAYCOCK (Year 12)
Congratulations to
Jonathon who has
been goal umpiring
at league level in the
WAFL competition
last term.
Robert Huntington (Year 12)
For representing
Western Australia
in the 2007 State
Schools Basketball
Team, competing at
the National Schools
Championships in Cairns in August.
JONATHAN STAYNOR (Year 12)
Jonathan received
silver in the WA State
Karate Championship
in Kata and won silver
in the Men’s Open
Kata Division.
Tony Tran (Year 12)
For his excellent
work ethic, attitude
and performance in
Calculus.
STAFF
Mr Wayne Bull
At the beginning
of this year the
Director of Catholic
Education invited four
outstanding principals
- three primary and
one secondary to mentor developing
principals and also assist in conducting
Principal Reviews. In deciding who
to select, the Director considered,
among other things, principals who are
dedicated to their work, committed
to Catholic Education, are well
respected among their colleagues and
demonstrate excellence in the areas
of Theological, Educational, Pastoral
and Administrative Leadership.
It will come as no surprise to you that
when the Director was seeking such
a high calibre person, he did not have
to look further than the Principal of
La Salle College - Mr Wayne Bull.
Mr Bull, congratulations on being the
only Secondary Principal selected
for this important task and we
hope that you find this experience
both personally and professionally
enriching.
FUTURE YEAR 8 2008 STUDENTS
Alexander Bell (Year 7)
St Helena’s Catholic Primary
Eamon O’Brien (Year 7)
St Anthony’s Primary School
Congratulations to Alexander and
Eamon for receiving full academic
scholarships after receiving
outstanding results from Scholarship
Test conducted by ACER.
Damon O’Brien (Year 7)
Matthew Gibney Catholic Primary School
Matthew Bond (Year 7)
St Anthony’s Primary School
Congratulations to Damon and
Matthew for receiving half academic
scholarships after receiving excellent
results from the Scholarship Test
conducted by ACER.
Ms Yvette Cobley
Left to right. Damon O’Brien Matthew Gibney
For being a wonderful, Catholic Primary School, Alexander Bell, St Helena’s
caring teacher who Catholic Primary, Matthew Bond, St Anthony’s Primary
gives great support School, Eamon O’Brien St Anthony’s Primary School.
to her students far
beyond the standard PAST STUDENTs
expectations.
LUKE PRATT
Congratulations to Luke, Year 12, 2006,
Ms Mayuka Juber
For touching hearts by always being on making the final 34 of the NAB
so enthusiastic, happy, caring and Cup, U/18 competition in Australian
never failing to give her Rules Football.
best to her students.
REBECCA BAKER (DWYER) 1998
Congratulations to our past student,
Rebecca, for being the winner of the
Geof Gale Medal for most outstanding
student at Swan Tafe. Rebecca also
was the winner of the Vocational
Education and Training Student of the
Year for her Diploma of Community
Welfare Work.
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La Salle College
23rd Annual Art Exhibition and Sale
Artworks by renowned and aspiring Western Australian Artists
Official Opening
Friday 12 October 2007 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Tickets $20.00
(Premium wines from the Swan Valley and supper will be served)
Exhibition continues in conjunction with the ‘Spring in the Valley’ festivities
Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 October 10:00am – 4:00pm FrEE EnTry
Coffee and cake may be purchased from our café
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“In keeping with the tradition begun by John Baptist de La Salle,
La Salle College is committed to providing a
quality education for the whole person
within a Catholic community.”
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