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Highlights - Sydney High School Old Boys Union

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John Staveley AM (1947), Frederick Stephens AM (1944), Professor Barry<br />

Thornton AO (1946), Ross Tzannes AM (1955), Guy Warren OAM (1935) and<br />

Peter Wertheim AM (1971).<br />

Many others were unable to make it on the day.<br />

Professor David Griffiths (1962) from Wollongong University addressed the<br />

Foundation Day Assembly and presented badges to the newly-inducted prefects.<br />

David is one <strong>High</strong>'s ten Rhodes Scholars.<br />

Australia Day honours, 2009 ...<br />

Two more <strong>Old</strong> <strong>Boys</strong> were recognised for their contribution to Australia and the<br />

world in the recent Australia Day honours list:<br />

Norman Alfred May (1944) was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM)<br />

for service to the community through promotional and support roles with the<br />

Australian Olympic and Commonwealth Games Team<br />

Appeals and through cultural and seniors'<br />

organisations.<br />

Malcolm James Lees Stening (1929) was awarded<br />

the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service<br />

to medicine as a gynaecological surgeon, and to the<br />

community through the recording of naval history.<br />

A late addition to the OAM honour roll is John Minson<br />

(1944) who received his OAM in 1998 for service to<br />

country music and to the entertainment industry, and<br />

in particular for his contribution in establishing<br />

Tamworth as the country music capital of Australia.<br />

John will be added to the OAM roll when the board is<br />

updated later in the year.<br />

The Medal of the<br />

Order of Australia.<br />

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