13 November 2013 - St Patrick`s College

Eamon Hannan – Principal
13 November 2013
This is the last newsletter for our Year 12 parents. The graduation mass is 9:30 am Friday.
Thank you to all the families that have replied regarding their seating requirements. We believe
we will have sufficient seating in the church for all. I would like to congratulate all the families
of graduating students.
Dates to remember:
November
13 P & F / Board Dinner
15 Graduation Mass
Year 11 exams commence
25 Year 11 exams end
28 Orientation Day for Year
11, 2014
29 Last day for Year 11
Year 11 Semi-Formal
December
6
Last day for teaching staff
13 Office closes
January 2014
20 Office reopens
27 Australia Day holiday
28 Year 11 only commences
29 Year 12 commences
February 2014
5
P & F Meeting 6:30 pm
Board Discernment
evening 7:30 pm
11 Meet and greet BBQ
14 Investiture Mass
Sports Dinner and Awards Night
Congratulations to Mr Brendon Brauer and his
team on a fabulous awards night at Souths last
Friday. Past student and current Kookaburra
Matthew Swann answered questions about his
sporting life. Brennan Tolson and Jessica
Coleman did an excellent job of compering on
the night. We had the inaugural Amarlie Carroll
Sportspeople of the Year Award presented by Mr
Bill Gilbert (Amarlie’s husband) to Sophie WebbSmith and Brennan Tolson. Thank you once again
Carroll
Memorial
Award
winners
to all those who have supported or been involved with Amarlie
managing
and
coaching
our
sporting
Brennan
Tolson
and
Sophie
Webb-Smith
with
teams this year.
Billy Gilbert, Amarlie’s husband.
Congratulations to all the award winners who are listed inside the newsletter.
Valedictory
Congratulations to all involved with our
Valedictory for Year 12 on Monday night. Ms
Tracey McLeod is to be congratulated and thanked
for her wonderful organisation of this event.
Thank you also to all the office staff, staff who
worked behind the scenes, prepared performers
and helped prepare students for this event. It was
a great celebration of the graduating class. Fr
John Grace (Diocesan Administrator), Miss Leesa
Jeffcoat (Director Diocesan Catholic Education),
Mr Tim Mulherin (MLA for Mackay), Deputy
Mayor Kevin Casey, Mr Michael McCusker
(Assistant Director – Northern Region) and local
principals were amongst our special guests on the
night.
Miss Leesa Jeffcoat Director, Diocesan Catholic
Education, Mr Michael McCusker, Assistant to the
Director, Northern Region and Mr Eamon
Hannan, Principal with Anna MacDermott,
Siobhan Gibbs, Jami Jarvis and Tess Jaggar.
Some families may have missed out on programmes on the night. Extra copies are available
from reception.
Congratulations to all students on their graduation and a list of major award winners is below.
Bucas Award – Siobhan Gibbs
St Patrick’s Medal – Bishop Bernard Wallace Award (Dux) – Jami Jarvis
Francis Xavier Fulton Memorial Award – Anna MacDermott
Anthony McNeill Memorial Award – Tess Jaggar
Julie Delaney Memorial Award – Madyson Chisler
Fees and Textbooks
Please ensure that all fees are finalised as soon as possible. Fees for term four are now overdue.
Year 12 students should have returned all their textbooks prior to Friday’s graduation.
MRSILS
Congratulations to Terry Budby and Tysinn Best who won awards at the MRAEL/MRSILS
presentation last Thursday evening.
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Weekend Masses
Northside Cluster
Saturday Vigil Mass
6:00 pm St Joseph’s
6:00 pm St Brigid’s
Sunday
7:30 am St Brendan’s
9.00 am St Joseph’s
Southside Cluster
Saturday Vigil Mass
6:00 pm St Francis Xavier
6:00 pm St Mary’s
Sunday
7:00 am St Patrick’s
7:00 am St Therese’s
9:00 am St Michael’s
9:00 am St Francis Xavier
9:30 am St Francis of Assisi
6:00 pm St Patrick’s
Year 12 References and Exit Statements
Year 12 students’ references and exit statements will be available from the college from the
morning of Friday 29 November. Students who have outstanding fees or library books will not
be able to receive their reference or exit statements until these matters are resolved.
Year 12 students driving
Local police have indicated that there will be a strong law enforcement presence in both
marked and unmarked cars on Friday and over the next weeks to ensure safe behaviour of
school leaver drivers. High spirits that can accompany significant moments such as leaving
school for the last time should not play out in behaviour driving vehicles. We want all our
young people to be safe. We remember recent years where three students from a neighbouring
town died in a single vehicle accident the day after graduation. We do not want this to
happen. Police will be doing everything in their power to keep our young people safe. Parents
and students alike are asked to support the police in this.
Year 11 exams and Leadership Week
In the last week of school after completion of their exams Year 11 students will take part in
leadership activities a significant part of which is the election of college leaders for 2014. The
week culminates with the Year 11 Semi Formal being held at the Andergrove Tavern.
Attendance at the semi formal is conditional on satisfactory attendance at all activities in
Leadership Week. That is students will not be allowed to attend the Semi Formal if they do not
attend the activities in Leadership Week.
Parties and Young People
Hosting parties for people who are underage is a high risk activity and I remind parents of the
legal obligations and issues that can surround such events. All parties should be registered with
the police and should be closed. Attached to this newsletter I have included an article that
discusses legal implications of parties especially when there is alcohol present (Page 7).
On Tuesday Mr Jerry Abrahams did an excellent presentation with our students regarding
sexual health and drugs and alcohol.
I refer families to some excellent publications of the Queensland Police Service which discuss
legal implications for young people and alcohol and drugs, and parties:
http://www.police.qld.gov.au/Resources/Internet/programs/drugs/documents/ADL_Young_Booklet.pdf
Alcohol and minors:
http://www.olgr.qld.gov.au/resources/liquorDocs/alcohol-and-minors.shtml
Queensland Police Party Safe Brochure:
http://www.olgr.qld.gov.au/resources/liquorDocs/alcohol-and-minors.shtml
Readings at Mass - Sunday 17 November 2013; 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
First reading: Malachi 3 : 19 – 20 The sun of righteousness will shine on you.
Psalm Ps 97 : 5 – 9 The Lord comes to rule the earth with justice
Second reading St Paul 3 : 7 – 12 Do not give anyone food who refuses to work
Gospel Luke 21 : 5 – 19 Your endurance will win you your life
Back: Brennan Tolson and Sophie Webb-Smith (Amarlie Carroll Memorial Award), Front: Anna MacDermott (Francis
Fulton Memorial Award), Siobhan Gibbs (Bucas Award), Jami Jarvis (St Patrick’s Medal – Dux), Tess Jaggar (Anthony
McNeill Memorial Award), Sheridan Scott (Cultural Student of the Year), Madyson Chisler (Julie Delaney Memorial
Award).
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Lesley Fraser – Assistant to the Principal: Religious Education
There will be mixed feelings as we experience the graduation of our senior students on Friday.
It is a time that can be filled with sadness for what we leave behind and joy in anticipation of
the future. These young people, while receiving much have also given much and have helped
shape the spirit which is uniquely St Patrick’s. Each year, students speak of the challenges which
their final year has brought, the assignment preparation, the grappling with new concepts, the
exams, the unknowing of all that the future will bring, but, they also speak of the joys of the
year. The sense of fulfilment, the support from family, friends and teachers. The new and
stronger friendships forged, sometimes in the cauldron of powerful life challenges. Some of
these significant milestones for our Year 12 students will be celebrated with their final college
assembly and Graduation Mass. We all look forward to these celebrations and the opportunity
to bid these fine young people farewell. I speak for all the teachers at St Patrick’s when I say
that we have faith in our Year 12 students that after many years of Catholic Education, they
too, have a belief in God, the goodness of humanity and hope for the future.
In his stirring homily at the final World Youth Day Mass in Madrid, Pope Benedict issued a
challenge to the young people of today, a challenge which is offered to all who have
graduated and are moving to a new stage in their lives ....
Dear young friends, as the Successor of Peter, let me urge you to strengthen this
faith which has been handed down to us from the time of the Apostles. Make
Christ, the Son of God, the centre of your life. But let me also remind you that
following Jesus in faith means walking at his side in the communion of the
Church. We cannot follow Jesus on our own. Anyone who would be tempted
to do so “on his own”, or to approach the life of faith with kind of
individualism so prevalent today, will risk never truly encountering Jesus, or will
end up following a counterfeit Jesus.
Having faith means drawing support from the faith of your brothers and sisters,
even as your own faith serves as a support for the faith of others. I ask you, dear
friends, to love the Church which brought you to birth in the faith, which helped
you to grow in the knowledge of Christ and which led you to discover the
beauty of his love. Growing in friendship with Christ necessarily means
recognizing the importance of joyful participation in the life of your parishes,
communities and movements, as well as the celebration of Sunday Mass,
frequent reception of the sacrament of Reconciliation, and the cultivation of
personal prayer and meditation on God’s word.
Friendship with Jesus will also lead you to bear witness to the faith wherever
you are, even when it meets with rejection or indifference. We cannot
encounter Christ and not want to make him known to others. So do not keep
Christ to yourselves! Share with others the joy of your faith. The world needs
the witness of your faith, it surely needs God.
In the spirit of Pope Benedict’s challenge, we invite our graduating students to reflect upon and
make his words their own. “I am with you always…to the end of time.”
Year 11 Leadership Week
We lead by walking with others – Leadership week represents an opportunity to take time to
look towards the year ahead as seniors and to discover the meaning of leadership, to consider
role models of leadership, to practice the skills of leadership and to plan for the year’s events.
At the end of Leadership week on Friday 29 November we hold a Christmas Liturgy with the
students and traditionally they give to the Christmas Appeal for the St Vincent de Paul Society.
If you can help by sending in canned goods, toys, Christmas cakes, bon bons or any other
goods that might help a family at Christmas time – we would be grateful.
A reminder to the Year 11 students
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Music ministry is on this Sunday at St Patrick’s Church. Practice from 5.00pm with Mass
concluding at 7.00pm.
All Year 11’s need to be in full academic uniform for Graduation Mass this Friday – this
includes long grey pants for boys and stockings for girls.
Please bring a plate of morning tea for the Graduation Mass on Friday and leave this in the
meeting room in the Hall.
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Mark Gibbs - Assistant to the Principal: Administration
Term 4 2013 Year 11 Exam Timetable:
Day
Time
Year 11 Exam
Friday
15 November
8.30 am
Final whole school assembly for year 12
9.30 am
Graduation Mass followed by Morning tea
10.45 am
11 eng
11 enc
1.30 pm
11 jap (reading)
8.45 am
11 mod
11 jap (speaking)
(90min)
11:45 am
11 geo
11 hos
(60min)
(60min)
8.45 am
11 maa
11 mab
(120min)
(120min)
11.45 am
11 anc
(120min)
8.45 am
11 phy
11 hec
(120min)
(90min)
11.45 am
11 acc
11 mar
(120min)
(120min)
8.45 am
11 bio
11 its
(90min)
(120min)
11.45 am
11 leg
(100mins)
Friday
22 November
8.45 am
11 che
(120min)
11.45 am
11 eco
(120min)
Monday
25 November
8.45 am
11 mac
(120min)
Tuesday
26 November
Leadership week begins. All days compulsory attendance for all students.
Wednesday
27 November
Leadership week activities
Thursday
28 November
Orientation Day for year 11 2014. (Year 12 [2013 Year 11s] required at school
from 12.30 pm)
Friday
28 November
Liturgy and semi-formal
Monday
18 November
Tuesday
19 November
Wednesday
20 November
Thursday
21 November
(120min)
(90min)
Year 12 commitments
Day
Time
Year 12 Exam
Thursday
14 November
9.00 am – 11.00 am
Compulsory Graduation Mass rehearsal
(formal uniform)
Friday
15 November
8.30 am
Final Assembly
9.30 am
Graduation Mass (best formal uniform) followed
by farewell morning tea.
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Edna Galvin – Assistant to the Principal : Curriculum
Southside Medical
Remembrance Day
Monday 11 November, a wonderful group of Year 11
students accompanied me to the Mackay and District
Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Cenotaph in Jubilee
Park. Kate Richards, Logan Ahern, Lachlan Carroll and
Mikyla Colleton were immaculately dressed and groomed
and represented St Patrick’s College very well. This is the
beginning of the Year 11 students transition to being the
seniors of the college. Remembrance Day is still a very
important day in Australia and the college is always
represented at this ceremony.
QCS
QCS
Some excellent results from the Year 11 cohort on their first Multiple
Choice Practice of the Queensland Core Skills Test. Well done to all particularly the top group: Mikyla Colleton, Jonathan Grech, Alana
Pace, Rachel Price, Edward Croker, Natalie Mullins, Ryan Atkins, Brodie
Madden, Stephanie Troxell, Hayley Giles, Georgia O’Brien, Luke
McCarthy, Nicholas Brodie.
Chrysalis
Congratulations to Kate Richards who has gained entry to the University
of Queensland Chrysalis Programme for 2013 – this is a prestigious
leadership program for young people from around Queensland and Asia
to meet at the University of Queensland to discuss vital issues concerning
youth. This year the topic is ‘Leadership in a time of Social Networking’.
We wish Kate all the best as she prepares for this exciting challenge and
we look forward to her report to the school on her return.
UNIFORM ON FRIDAY MUST BE FULL ACADEMIC UNIFORM – ALL
STUDENTS – PLUS IMMACULATE GROOMING
Bianca Johnston – Cultural Coordinator
We Farewell our Year 12’s – Valedictory and Graduation Mass
The time has come to farewell the year 12 cultural group of 2013. The students have shared
their talents and contributed to the cultural life of the College. We thank them for their special
gifts. On behalf of the year 11 cultural body, we wish the year 12’s all the very best. We thank
them for their efforts, enthusiasm and dedication. We thank them for their contributions to the
Arts at St Patrick’s and wish them well for their future endeavours.
This week, year 11 students have come together to form the Graduation Mass Choir and
Handbell Ringing Processional Group. All students involved in these groups will be required for
the following rehearsals:
Valedictory Handbell Processional Ringers:
- Friday 15 November 7:45 am (meet in the Art room)
Graduation Mass Choir and Musicians:
- Thursday 14 November 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm (in the church)
- Friday 15 November 7:15 am – 8:15 am (in the church)
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Brendon Brauer – Sport
School Triathlon Series
Race 3 of the Mackay Schools Triathlon Series was held on Saturday morning at Sarina Beach.
Competitors were fortunate to wake up to perfect conditions for triathlon without any swell
troubling the swimmers. St Pat’s was represented by Year 11 student, Rebecca Moore who
competed in all three events as a team cyclist. Rebecca’s team was placed 2 nd in race one
(Mackay Harbour), 1st in race two (Balnagowan) and 1st in race three at Sarina Beach. St Pat’s
was also represented by Sophie Webb-Smith who competed as an individual in race two of the
series. Well done Rebecca and Sophie.
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St Pat’s Sports Dinner
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U The 23 annual St Patrick’s College Sports dinner was held at Souths Leagues Club last Friday
evening which was attended by special guest and 2012 Olympian, Matthew Swann. Matthew
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entertained the large audience on his experiences as a member of the Australian Men’s Hockey
Solutio
Team. Since making his debut with the Kookaburras in 2009, Matthew has enjoyed many
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successes including winning the World Cup, Champions Trophy, Commonwealth Games,
F Olympic Bronze as well as being named the World’s Best Young Player in 2011. Matthew
ive Star reflected on his time as a student at St Patrick’s with fond memories of his senior school years.
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Matthew returned to Perth on Sunday to continue his rehabilitation from a leg injury and will
S be busy over the next 18 months preparing for a World Cup and Commonwealth Games
campaign.
MC’s for the evening were Year 12 students, Brennan Tolson and Jessica Coleman who
performed this duty exceptionally well. Sports Committee Chairperson, Sean Gibbs, addressed
M the audience on the many events which have occurred throughout 2013 and the success of the
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college in many Mackay District competitions.
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Matthew Swann presented awards to the 2013 Year 11 sportswoman, Gabrielle De Boni and
M Year 11 sportsman, Carl Story. In 2013 the Year 12 Sportspeople of the Year were presented
with the Amarlie Carroll Memorial Award. The successful Year 12 students were Sophie Webbackay
Smith and Brennan Tolson. These awards were presented by Amarlie’s husband, Billy Gilbert.
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Coache Sporting Excellence award winners for 2013 were Cameron Forsyth (Hockey), Jacob Anderson
(Hockey) and Lucas Nielsen (Squash) who have represented Queensland in their respective
s
sports during the year. Also Sean Gibbs (Hockey) and Ross Bella (Rugby League) were
presented with a High Achievement in sports ward for being selected in Queensland teams.
In total, 187 students participated in interschool competitions. Special awards were presented
to individuals who have made a significant contribution to college sporting teams throughout
the year. As well, 81 students represented Mackay District and 40 students were selected in
Capricornia sporting teams. These students were recognised for their achievements during the
evening. A special thank you to the sponsors of the evening, which ensured the dinner, was a
success. Their generous donation ensured there were over 50 awards presented to students on
the night. Sponsors were as follows:
Barcam Electrical Service
McGuire Air and Refrigeration
Mackay Transit Coaches
BB Print
Les McDermott Homes
Coll Plumbing
The Cleaning Command
Ford Panel Works
Woodman’s Mitre 10
Autocorner
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Valedictory Awardees
Christian Brothers’ Award for Academic Excellence
Heidi Blomfield, Virginia Botefuhr, Tessa Brondello, Lachlan Carroll, Madyson Chisler, Alexandra Cristaldi, Jonti Eyles,
Sean Gibbs, Aimee Griffin, Olivia Hadok-Quadrio, Lauren Hunter, Megan Hutchings, Jami Jarvis, Molly Kelly, Anna
MacDermott, Alexandria Mattinson, Ashlyn Neil, Benjamin O'Brien, Liam Pinkstone, Tomas Richards, Bradley Roper,
Sheridan Scott, Jake Stewart, Matthew Stivala, Sophie Webb-Smith, Nikaylia Wise, Jack Ziebarth.
Christian Brothers’ Award for Academic Merit
Dimity Adams, Thomas Allen, Samantha Alsemgeest, Cameron Andrew, Brady Baldwin, Ross Bella, Jayden Berardi,
Tysinn Best, Nicholas Braithwaite, Montannah Browne, Joshua Burchill, Aidan Burke, Jay Cameron, Riley Capra,
Brendan Carthew-Gabriel, Mitchell Casey, Natasha Clough, Jessica Coleman, Bethany Cordwell, Sophie Cox, Jade
Daniel, Harrison Dreghorn-Jones, Zachary Dunn, Brigitte Duthler, Tachaella Ellery, Brittany Elliott, Mia Etelaaho, Jeffrey
Fanning, Cameron Forsyth, Zekiel Franettovich, Aindrea Fuller, Brendan Furdek, Catherine Gan Lim, Siobhan Gibbs,
Emily Gillard, Brenna Hallinan, Chloe Hanlon, Lisa-Marie Hansen, Matthew Hawkins, Taylor Hey, Natasha Hoger, Tess
Jaggar, Demi Johnson, Tahlia Kelly, Vaughan Kelly, Selina Keogh, Lindsay Kotmel, Daniel MacDonald, Issak Madden,
Thomas Madigan, Emma Marsh, Torrie Marshall, April Martineer, Rachael ,McConochie, Jacob McDougall, Allison
McMurtrie, Jules Mitchell, Angus Moroney, Jordyn Mulherin, Lucas Nielsen, Darryl Phelan, Heidi Preston, Tara Reeves,
Meg Ritchie, Daniel Rundell, Bianca Ruzgys, Mitchell Sammut, Michael Sant, Grace Schofield, Tayla Shanks, Jessie Short,
Emily Smith, Brennan Tolson, Hannah Van Houweninge, Annabel Vassallo, Shannon Vella, Alexander Weller, Emily
Wetherall.
Marist Sisters’ Award for Academic Effort
Samantha Alsemgeest, Cameron Andrew, Heidi Blomfield, Virginia Botefuhr, Tessa Brondello, Montannah Browne,
Joshua Burchill, Somma Cannon, Riley Capra, Lachlan Carroll, Madyson Chisler, Jessica Coleman, Bethany Cordwell,
Sophie Cox, Alexandra Cristaldi, Zachary Dunn, Brigitte Duthler, Tachaella Ellery, Brittany Elliott, Jonti Eyles, Jeffrey
Fanning, Cameron Forsyth, Aindrea Fuller, Catherine Gan Lim, Sean Gibbs, Siobhan Gibbs, Emily Gillard, Lachlan
Graham, Aimee Griffin, Olivia Hadok-Quadrio, Paige Harris, Matthew Hawkins, Taylor Hey, Natasha Hoger, Lauren
Hunter, Megan Hutchings, Tess Jaggar, Jami Jarvis, Demi Johnson, Molly Kelly, Selina Keogh, Lindsay Kotmel, Beula
Leach, Anna MacDermott, Daniel MacDonald, Issak Madden, Thomas Madigan, Emma Marsh, Pia Martin, April
Martineer, Alexandria Mattinson, Rachael McConochie, Allison McMurtrie, Jules Mitchell, Ashlyn Neil, Lucas Nielsen,
Benjamin O'Brien, Shihab Pavel, Liam Pinkstone, Heidi Preston, Jemma Rasink, Tara Reeves, Tomas Richards, Meg
Ritchie, Brianna Rogers, Bradley Roper, Daniel Rundell, Bianca Ruzgys, Mitchell Sammut, Michael Sant, Grace Schofield,
Sheridan Scott, Tayla Shanks, Jessie Short, Amelia Simpson, Emily Smith, Jake Stewart, Matthew Stivala, Hannah Van
Houweninge, Shannon Vella, Sophie Webb-Smith, Nikaylia Wise, Jack Ziebarth.
Mercy Sisters’ Subject Awards
Name
Alexandra Cristaldi
Alexandra Cristaldi
Alexandria Mattinson
Bianca Ruzgys
Tomas Richards
Victoria Nixon
Sheridan Scott
Sheridan Scott
Aimee Griffin
Liam Pinkstone
Madyson Chisler
Brianna Rogers
Jack Ziebarth
Lachlan Carroll
Jake Stewart
Sophie Webb-Smith
Jami Jarvis
Jonti Eyles
Tomas Richards
Subject
Accounting
Ancient History
Biology
Business Procedures
Chemistry
Early Childhood Education
English
English Extension
Geography
Graphics
Hospitality Practices
Information & Communication Tech.
Information Technology Systems
Legal Studies
Manufacturing – Engineering
Mathematics A
Mathematics C
Music
Physics
Name
Benjamin O’Brien
Tomas Richards
Ashlyn Neil
Jami Jarvis
Sheridan Scott
Matthew Stivala
Harrison Dreghorn-Jones
Allison McMurtrie
Sophie Webb-Smith
Dimity Adams
Ross Bella
Benjamin O’Brien
Jami Jarvis
Jacob McDougall
Zachary Dunn
Jami Jarvis
Lachlan Carroll
Sean Gibbs
Madyson Chisler
Subject
Aerospace Studies
Biology
Business Communication & Tech
Chemistry
Drama
Economics
English Communication
Film, Television & New Media
Geography
Home Economics
Industrial Graphics
Information Processing & Tech.
Japanese
Manufacturing – Construction
Marine Studies
Mathematics B
Modern History
Physical Education
Pre Vocational Maths
Cameron Andrew
Ashlyn Neil
Sheridan Scott
Community Recreation
Science 21
Study of Religion
Aimee Griffin
Lachlan Carroll
Bethany Cordwell
Religion & Ethics
Study of Religion
Visual Art
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Sporting Awardees
Netball
First VII
2013
Most Valuable Player
Olivia Hadok-Quadrio
Volleyball
Open Girl’s
Best & Fairest
2013
Katie Green
Touch
Brauer’s Babes
Best & Fairest
2013
Brooke Patterson
Basketball
Open Girl’s
Most Valuable Player
2013
Hayley Schulte
Netball
First VII
Vicki Wilson Cup
2013
Most Consistent
Gabrielle De Boni
Volleyball
Open Boy’s
Best & Fairest
2013
Jules Mitchell
Touch
The Pussy Cats
Best & Fairest
2013
Olivia Hadok-Quadrio
Basketball
Open Boy’s
Most Valuable Player
2013
Taylor Teske
MDSS Netball
First VII
2013
Most Improved
Molly Kelly
Rugby Union
Open Sevens
Best and Fairest
2013
Jai Dunn
Touch
Patty’s Penguins
Best & Fairest
2013
Johannah Biddle
Australian Rules
Best and Fairest
2013
Daniel Rundell
Vicki Wilson Cup
2013
Second VII
Most Versatile
Sharni Oakford
Rugby Union
Open Sevens
Best and Fairest
2013
Hannah Giannangelo
Touch
Touch Ups
Best & Fairest
2013
Mitchell Sammut
Australian Rules
Best Team Player
2013
Hannah Giannangelo
MDSS Netball
2013
Second VII
Most Consistent
Dearne Abela
Rowing
Rower of the Year
2013
Jeffrey Fanning
Touch
St Pat’s Cats
Best & Fairest
2013
Ryley Lappin
Girl’s Football
Best and Fairest
2013
Ashleigh Ogilvie
MDSS Netball
Red Team
2013
Best & Fairest
Bianca Ruzgys
Rugby League
First XIII
Super 8’s
Best Player
2013
Mitchell Dunn
Rugby League
Second XIII
Mackay Secondary
Schools
Best & Fairest
2013
Tysinn Best
Boy’s Football
Best & Fairest
2013
Brennan Tolson
MDSS Netball
Black Team
2013
Most Improved
Isabella Poots
Rugby League
First XIII
Confraternity
Best & Fairest
2013
Ross Bella
Rugby League
First XIII
Player’s Player
2013
Ryley Lappin
Open Girl’s Futsal
Coaches Award
2013
Johannah Biddle
MDSS Netball
White Team
2013
Best Team Player
Jordan Nixon
Rugby League
First XIII
Mackay Secondary
Schools
Best & Fairest
2013
Jacob Anderson
Open Boys Tennis
Best Team Player
2013
Brendan Furdek
Open Boy’s Futsal
Mackay & Whitsunday
Player of the Competition
2013
Sean Nicoll
Open Girls Tennis
Best Team Player
2013
Megan Benson
Open Boy’s Futsal
NQ Champion of
Champions
Player of the Competition
2013
Brennan Tolson
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2013 House Captains
St Patrick’s College
McAuley
House Captain
2013
Isabella Poots
St Patrick’s College
McAuley
House Captain
2013
Courtney Muscat
St Patrick’s College
Rice
House Captain
2013
Jonathan Grech
St Patrick’s College
Rice
House Captain
2013
Michael Goode
St Patrick’s College
Chisholm
House Captain
2013
Sharni Oakford
St Patrick’s College
Chisholm
House Captain
2013
Emily Smith
St Patrick’s College
Colin
House Captain
2013
Jarrod Morris
St Patrick’s College
Colin
House Captain
2013
Thomas Madigan
Sporting Blue Award
For demonstrating both dedication and commitment to representing the college in five (5) or more sporting teams
Katie Green (7)
Jules Mitchell (5)
Lachlan Pierpoint (6)
Anna MacDermott (5)
Hayley Schulte (6)
Sophie Webb-Smith (5)
Brennan Tolson (6)
Daniel MacDonald (5)
Queensland Representatives - Excellence in Sport
Excellence in Sport
Hockey
2013
Jacob Anderson
Excellence in Sport
Hockey
2013
Cameron Forsyth
Excellence in Sport
Squash
2013
Lucas Nielsen
Queensland Selection - High Achievement in Sport
High Achievement in
Sport
Hockey
2013
Sean Gibbs
High Achievement in
Sport
Rugby League
2013
Ross Bella
2013 SPORTSPERSONS OF THE YEAR
St Patrick’s College
Amarlie Carroll Memorial Award
Year 12 Sportsman of the Year
2013
Brennan Tolson
St Patrick’s College
Amarlie Carroll Memorial Award
Year 12 Sportswoman of the Year
2013
Sophie Webb-Smith
St Patrick’s College
Year 11 Sportsman of the Year
2013
Carl Story
St Patrick’s College
Year 11 Sportswoman of the Year
2013
Gabrielle De Boni
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Mr Hannan and students at the Indigenous Graduation Mass – L to R: Tysinn Best, Raquel Lawton, Shayden
Mooney (Year 12) and Savannah Taylor and Keisha Haines (Year 11)
St Mary’s Community Christmas Fair
Saturday 30 November, 6pm
Juliet Street, Mackay
Ham Wheel
BBQ Ice Creams Stall Lucky Grocery Wheel
Homemade Cakes & Sweets Stall
Jumping Castles
Children’s Games
Bottle Stall
Mini Cent Sale
Lucky Dip Meat Trays Wheel
Novelty Games Stall
Painting
Fantastic raffles prizes to be won.
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Face
Help those less fortunate than us celebrate Christmas by
donating: Food, Gifts or Christmas items
Donations to be added to the Green Vinnie’s Bin placed
outside the admin office.
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