Roll of Honour - Emmanuel College

Roll of
The Roll of Honour recognises the outstanding
dedication and achievements of alumni.
Honour
All of these individuals moved on to achieve,
participate and live with courage, tenacity and
dignity and demonstrate qualities reflecting the
ethos of the College.
Damien Fewster 1975 - 1979
History
Damien attended St Paul’s College from 1975-1979. He was the bowman
on Australia ll and was the youngest member of the crew. In 1983 he was
part of the successful 1983 that defeated the United States.
Damien was the first crew member to cross the line.
Stephen Wright 1979 - 1983
History
Stephen suffered Cystic Fibrosis for 35 years.
A courageous person with a love for life and a genuine care for others. Stephen
was a keen sportsman with a passion for golf and the Western Bulldogs.
Stephen died on 10 September 2001.
Dr Joseph Sarsero 1979-1984
History
Mark works at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute as a Postdoctoral Scientist
and completed his studies at the University of Melbourne Bachelor of Science degree
with Honours. In addition also completed PhD Department of Microbiology at
University of Melbourne where he was awarded the “Chancellors Prize” Best PhD
thesis University of Melbourne.
Marks research received world wide recognition as he was offered the prestigious
USA based “Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Research Fund Fellowship
Department of Biological Science Stanford University California USA
Dr Sarsero, pictured left, receiving his award from Principal Stock.
Andrew Styzinski 1981-1986
History
Andrew Styzinski attended St Paul’s College from 1981-1986.
He attained a double major degree inChemistry and Biochemistry at
Swinburne Institute ofTechnology.
Andrew has worked for ICO SpecialityPlastics, UCB Films and ICI.
He is currently at Graincorp where Andrew manages 14 offshore bulk liquid,
chemical and fuel storages across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
Andrew will commence his fourth year as a parent member of the
College board and his children attend Emmanuel College.
We congratulate Andrew on his wonderful achievements and his
induction to the College Alumni Roll of Honour.
Michael Martyn 1981-1986
History
Michael was awarded the St Paul’s College Sportsman of the Year 1986.
He made his debut for North Melbourne (AFL) in 1988. Michael was a
champion backman and was rewarded for his services to the club with
selection in the Team of the Century 2001.
Player honours
Best and fairest 1989, 1991 (equal)
Premiership sides 1996, 1999
Pre-season premiership sides 1995, 1998
Michael Tuck Medal 1995.
Michael Martin , pictured left, receiving his award
from Principal Stock.
Mark Krawczyszyn 1982 - 1987
History
Mark was Dux of the College in his graduating year of 1987.
He went on to complete a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with honours at
Melbourne University.
During his medical studies Mark received a number of scholarships, exhibitions and prizes.
He also achieved first rank in the graduating class for medicine and was second ranked
overall. In 2002 Mark attained fellowship of the Royal
Australian College of Physicians.
At present Mark is Visiting Cardiologist at the Western Hospital and Cabrini Hospital. He
also is Honorary Clinical Assistant to the Department of Cardiology at the Alfred Hospital
and is doing Research into diagnosis and treatment of heart failure at Monash University/
Baker Institute.
Matthew Panopolous 1985-1991
History
Matthew Panopolous attended St. Paul’s College from 1985 –1991.
He completed his Commerce degree at Melbourne University. Matthew was
offered a graduate position with KPMG and has been at the company for 16
years. He has worked in London and is currently a Director in the Advisory
Division in Renewable Energy.
Matthew is regarded as one Australia’s leading experts in Renewable Energy
and a frequent commentator and industry presenter on the emerging trends in
renewable energy.
Matthew Panopolous with Principal Chris Stock
Matthew supports clients across the globe invest and transition to a “clean
energy future” and is working with a range of companies to
implement the Australian Government’s recent “Clean Energy
Initiative” to support the transition to low pollution technologies, such as
wind, solar, hydro and geothermal power.
We congratulate Matthew on his wonderful achievements and his
induction to the College Alumni Roll of Honour.
Rohan Smith 1985 – 1989
History
Rohan began his career with the Western Bulldogs (AFL) in 1992 and played over
200 games. 153 were consecutive games for the Bulldogs.
Player Honours
3rd best and fairest 1996, 1999 (equal)
All-Australian 1997
International Rules Series 1998, 1999, 2000
EJ Whitten Medal 1998.
Rohan Smith , pictured left, receiving his award from
Principal Stock.
Jason Duff 1985 – 1990
History
In 1993, Jason captained the Australian U21 Hockey team to a bronze medal
in the Junior World Cup. In the same year, Jason made his debut in the seniors
as a member of the triumphant 1993 Champions Trophy team.
2000 Olympic Games - Sydney 3rd
1998 World Cup – Utrecht 4th
1998 Commonwealth Games – Kuala Lumpur 1st
1993 Champions Trophy – Kuala Lumpur 1st
1996 Champions Trophy – Madras 6th
1997 Champions Trophy – Adelaide 2nd
1998 Champions Trophy – Lahore 3rd
1999 Champions Trophy – Brisbane 1st
2000 Champions Trophy - Amstelveen 5th
Pictured: Jason talking to students during a visit to St
Pauls.
Jason Duff 1985 – 1990
History
After leaving St Paul’s Darren went to Perth to take up a scholarship at the Australian
Institute of Sport, and spent three and a half years there.
1989-1992 represented Victoria in U21 Hockey
1989-1992 represented Australia at the U21 Hockey
1990-2002 represented Victoria in Senior Hockey
2000-2002 Captain of Victorian Hockey squad
1990-1996 represented Australia in Senior Hockey Squad (46 Caps)
Member of three national championships sides
Won a silver medal at Champions Trophy (top six nations in the world)
Scholarship at Computer Power for Analyst Programmer
As at 2003, nine years at IBM – currently the Technical Team Leader – Interative Voice
Recognition applications.
Mr Bill Baarini 1988-1993
History
During Bill’s time at St Paul’s he was Marianist Student of the Year, Dux of the College,
Captain and Best & Fairest of the SPC Senior Football Team and Treasurer of the SRC.
He played for the Western Jets and also for the Essendon Reserves in 1994.
Bill completed his Bachelor of Law and Commerce at Deakin University and Honors in
Law. He was recognised on the Dean’s Merit List, being placed in the top 2 per cent of
Law students. In 2001 he was received to the Bar and he works as a barrister.
Bill was elected Representative for Blackshaws Ward in 2001, Deputy Mayor of Hobsons
Bay in 2002 and was elected Mayor in early 2003. He is chairperson of the Western
Suburbs Legal Service and is on the Advisory Committee for Williamstown Hospital
(Western Health).
Mr Baarini, pictured centre, receiving his award from Student
Leader Chris Reay and Deputy Principal Ms Jenny Webster
Bill is also Secretary of the Migrant Resource Centre in North Altona and Tribunal
Member for the Western Region Football League.
Bill was inducted to the College Roll of Honour at the April 2003 College Assembly.
Daniel Giansiracusa 1994 - 1999
History
Daniel was awarded St Paul’s College Sportsman of the Year 1999
He made his debut for the Western Bulldogs (AFL) in 2001 and was their
2nd Draft choice.
One of the few shining lights in a disappointing 2001 season for the Bulldogs. Truly
blossomed in his second season at the club, playing in all games after making his AFL
debut in round 11. He made a dream start when he kicked a goal with his first kick
and his poise and clean ball-handling quickly earned him many admirers and an AFL
Rising Star nomination in Round 15.
James Podsiadly 1994-1999
History
James attended St Paul’s College from 1994 –1999. He completed his Degree in Exercise Physiology (Hons).James was offered a Fitness Advisor position and was a listed
player with the Geelong Football Club.
At the age of 28, James was selected as a mature-aged rookie. In 2010 he achieved
his dream of playing AFL football for Geelong and in 2011 James was part of the
Premiership winning team.
Well done, James, on your outstanding achievements, your courage, dedication and
perseverance in achieving your goals and the skills you have developed to achieve
success in your life
Auskar Surbakti 1996 - 2001
History
Auskar represented the College at World Youth Day in Rome and was
appointed college captain in Year 12.
He completed a Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) with Distinction and
continued his international involvement with the United Nations youth conference. After graduating in 2005, Auskar joined SBS and works on programs
such as World News, Dateline and Insight.
Auskar won the Television News Award for his series ‘Rebuilding Aceh’ and
rates interviewing the Pope prior to last year’s World Youth Day as a career
highlight.
Auskar Surbakti with Principal Chris Stock