Belong. Believe. Become.Performing Arts NewsMs Rachel ValentineFaculty Head - Performing ArtsUpcomingEventsHoly Spirit FeteSaturday 13 <strong>October</strong>Rock Bands: After Hours,Burn In Paris and PlushEnsembles concertHealy Wilson TheatreWednesday 17 <strong>October</strong> 7 pm.Open DaySunday 21 <strong>October</strong> AllensemblesSt. Timothy’s FeteSaturday <strong>27</strong> <strong>October</strong>Rock Bands A Fall Between andA Space BetweenSemester Two Rock Concert – Heroes of GuitarCongratulations to, not only all the performers, but also the VET Technical Production students on presenting anexciting and high standard concert on Monday night.There were so many highlights ranging from excellent Year 7 performances through to VCE and of course seeingMr Rowley with hair was a real treat! The lighting was spectacular and live filming of the performers wasprojected onto screens to allow the audience to see the bands from all angles.The Guitar Heroes influence was heard in some technically brilliant Guitar solos, so well done to the performersand thank you to the teachers who prepared these bands. A special thank you to Mr Stuart Collidge and histechnical crew who donated many days of the holidays in preparation.A DVD of the Heroes of Guitar rock concert can be ordered using this link. Click Here for DVD Order form.At only $10 this is great value for a professionally produced memento.VCE RecitalVCE Music Performance and Theatre Studies students performed to parents and friends on Tuesday night at anevening designed as a performance opportunity to build confidence leading up to their exams.Well done to all the boys and best of luck in the coming weeks.Piano RecitalAt the time of going to print Mr Tim Topham, our Piano teacher, was preparing his students for a recital for theirparents and we anticipate a great showcase of talent across all year levels.Night of Music ensembles concert – Wednesday 17 <strong>October</strong>Next Wednesday evening, the Senior Concert Band, Junior Concert Band, Drum Line, Senior and IntermediateGuitar Ensembles, Jazz Combo, Percussion Ensemble, Choir ’ Voicemale’, Senior Vocal Group ‘The Testostertones’and the Stage Band will be performing in the Healy Wilson Theatre for a Night of Music.There is no charge for this event however we recommend that you reserve your seating by contacting SandraKennedy on skennedy@whitefriars.vic.edu.auAny student of the above ensemble who has not received his permission form, should contact the PerformingArts Office. Some ensembles will be rehearsing on Tuesday, so please check your e-mails.Music CareersLate in Term 3 music students from Years 10, 11 and <strong>12</strong> were given an interesting insight into the music industry. John<strong>No</strong>ble and Ryan Barwood from Orchestra Victoria talked to a group of fiftymusic students about the performing andmanagement side of the industry. They talked to us about the industry but also their love for music. I'm sure they haveinspired many students to aim for a career in music. Thanks to Miss Darmanin for organising the incursion, it was a veryworthwhile event!Sean Wales, Year 10Old <strong>Whitefriars</strong> Cricketers to play in the MCC Club XI season!Established in 1896, this elite competition is represented by many of Melbourne’s Private schools includingScotch, Xavier, Trinity and Geelong Grammar to name a few. Our aim is to have 20-30 players that willrotate through the team made up of current senior and past students. This is a friendly competition and weexpect OWC will participate accordingly. We will initially play in Division 2, which will cater for a range ofplayer standards.† Play on Melbourne’s best turf wickets (some suggest that a few are better maintained than the MCG’spitch).† Play as few or as many games as you prefer – we are flexible on commitment.† Games scheduled on a mix of Sundays or Saturdays.† 40 over a side format.† Season runs from late <strong>October</strong> to mid-December, and mid-January to mid-February.It will prove to be a great opportunity to continue your involvement with <strong>Whitefriars</strong> and also maintainyour cricket skills.For more information check the WOCA section of the College website or email oldwhitefriars@gmail.com.Page 6 <strong>Issue</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>October</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong>
Belong. Believe. Become.Effective Speaking CompetitionMrs Anita Kay-TaylorFaculty Head - EnglishThe highly anticipated WFC Effective Speaking Competition was held on Thursday 20 September 20<strong>12</strong>. Each boybrought their ‘A game’ demonstrating the extraordinary range of talents we are privileged to nurture and share,here at <strong>Whitefriars</strong> College. There was no shortage of originality, creativity, complexity and entertainment.Below is a list of the winners and runners-up. They will each receive a certificate and the winner will receive abook voucher at the next College assembly. Many thanks to all the staff who attended and helped manage theboys on the day. I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of all English teachers and thank them for theirtireless coaching of these boys. I look forward to next year!Special thanks to Catherine Robertson, Fr Paul, Anne MareeWight, Simon Thompson and Kevin Lindorff for their generousoffer of time and expertise, as well as Stuart Collidge, SimonRowley and Rachel Valentine, Maria Van Loon, Patricia Buys andLinda Dingley for their ‘behind the scene’ support.Year 71 st place - Theodore Milonas2 nd place - Sam Kelly3 rd place - James FasanYear 8Equal first place - Lachey Richardson and William Carter3 rd place - Tom BaileyYear 91 st place - Joshu Faye-Chauhan2 nd place - Lewis Deane3 rd place - Christian BeliaWinners of the Year 8 Effective Speaking CompetitionL-R Third, Tom Bailey, equal first place, Lachlan Richardsonand William Carter . Judges Ms Anne Marie Wight and MsAnita Kay-TaylorYear 101 st place - Julian Virgona and Adrian Cardamone2 nd place - Luke Murphy3 rd place - Jack Anderson and Jon PisaniYear 9 Effective Speaking Competition ParticipantsnvironmentNewsEnvironment NewsTimothy KemmEnvironment CaptainJunior Environment Captain Kenneth Ting and Thomas Kiraly presentingAdam, from Sustainable Living Foundation, a cheque for $500 from the Environment Group.Page 7 <strong>Issue</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>October</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong>