Awards Assembly 2021 Friday 15 October at 8.30 am, Morris Hall
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Awards Assembly 2021 Friday 15 October at 8.30 am, Morris Hall
Y E A R S 7 T O 8 A W A R D S
Headmaster Dr Alan Campbell
and Official Party process
Year 7 Awards
The Churchie Old Boys’ Association
Master of Ceremonies Effort Awards
Deputy Headmaster Co-curricular George Phelps 7.01
Mr John Frare James White 7.02
Please stand Kaspar King 7.03
Christopher Mathew 7.04
National Anthem Fletcher Wright 7.05
(First verse only) Thanh Nhan (Nick) Nguyen 7.06
Accompanied by Benjamin Campbell Jack Lindsay 7.07
(Year 12) on piano Jasper Grierson 7.08
Please remain standing
Year 8 Awards
Prayer The Churchie Old Boys’ Association
Mr Max Condon
Effort Awards
Harry Waddell (BS)
Please be seated David Burns (CY)
Harry West (GD)
Years 7 to 9 Awards Montagu Hindman (GN)
Announced by Head of Senior School Michael Jobbins (GL)
Mr Rod Olsen and presented by Ryan Duncan (HY)
Deputy Headmaster Academic Maxwell O'Connor (KY)
Mr Richard Wheeldon Thomas Jones (MD)
Jack Booth (MN)
Maxwell Pope (MS)
Milton Pyers (NN)
The Chess Prize
Sravan Renjith
Y E A R S 9 T O 1 1 A W A R D S
Year 9 Awards Year 10 Awards
The Churchie Old Boys’ Association The P V O Fleming Memorial Trophy
Effort Awards Petty Officer Edward Simpson
Sam Bell (BS)
Charlie Gresham (CY) The J A MacDonald History
Angus Stinson (GD) Encouragement Prize
Marcus Pearce (GN) Oscar Harris
Caelan Smith (GL)
Nicholas Moody (HY) The Mort Shearer Memorial Prize
Thomas Taylor (KY) Cameron Philip
Nicholas Lau (MD)
Guanxu (Garry) Chen (MN) Year 11 Awards
Conor Wrigley (MS)
The Wes Burrows Inaugural Memorial Cup
Angus Gray (NN)
Thomas Servin
The Peter Fardoulys AM Memorial Cup
The Hamilton Cup
Campbell McIntyre
Benjamin Waugh
Musical Interlude
The Captain W H V Jubb Memorial Prize
Navarra Op. 33 composed by Pablo de Sarasate
Henry Zietsch
performed by Audrich Allen (Year 11)
and Eric Kim (Year 8) The C D Mackelmann Memorial Prize
Accompanist Mr Tim Li Cadet Sergeant Andrew Munro
Years 10 to 12 Awards The Patrick Ryan OAM Memorial Cup
Announced by Head of Senior School Lachlan Cornelius
Mr Rod Olsen and presented
by the Headmaster
The C N Watts Memorial Prize
James Yu
Y E A R 1 2 A W A R D S
Year 12 Awards The Murray Millett Memorial Prize
Kaileb Crothers
The Baggaley Memorial Cup
To be announced The Persse Memorial
Challenge Cup
The Basketball Prize Charles Ralston
Harrison Pennisi
The Bob Templeton
The W M Bateman Memorial Prize Memorial Medal
Hamish McAdam Jock MacPherson
The A G Booth OAM Cup The Volleyball Prize
To be announced Caleb Sala
The Sir Donald Bradman Memorial Medal The Sir Leslie Wilson Memorial
Steven Timms Challenge Cup
Joshua Basham
The D C C Crombie Memorial Prize
William Harris
Non-ATAR Subject Awards
The Hamilton Cup The Science in Practice Prize
Charles Ralston Jared McCarthy
The Sylvia Dixon Memorial Prize The Sports and Recreation Prize
Luka Price Max Craig
The Football Prize The M H Lupton Memorial Prize for
Luka Price Industrial Technology Skills
Harry Sheahan
The McIntyre Memorial Cup
Larzlo Sword
Special Award School Hymn
The William Young Memorial Prize Accompanied by Benjamin Campbell (Year 12)
George Dance The Head that once was crowned with thorns
is crowned with glory now;
Tri-Service Cadet Awards a royal diadem adorns
The M L Hansen OAM Memorial Cup the mighty Victor’s brow.
Cadet Under Officer Darcy Foreman
The highest place that heaven affords is His,
is His by right,
The Hyne Memorial Cup
The King of kings and Lord of lords,
One Platoon Cadet Under Officer
and heaven’s eternal light.
Jahan Hassall
The cross He bore is life and health,
Headmaster though shame and death to Him;
His people’s hope, His people’s wealth,
Announcements their everlasting theme.
• The Inter-House Cup
Please remain standing
Awarded in 2020 to Grenfell House
• Announcement of 2022 Leaders Head of Senior School invites
• Presentation of 2022 Student Executive seniors of 2021 to depart
Please stand Headmaster and Official Party depart
Closing comments by
Master of Ceremonies
Dismissal by 2022 School Captain
P R I Z E D E S C R I P T I O N S
The Baggaley Memorial Cup The Churchie Old Boys’ Association
This was first presented in 1921 by the Reverend Effort Awards
and Mrs S Baggaley in memory of their son Richard Donated by the Old Boys' Association, these awards
Dereth Baggaley who attended the School from 1916 are presented to one student from each house who
to 1920. Richard Baggaley was a gifted athlete and the fulfils the criteria of making significant effort over the
Open Athletics Champion of 1920. He died in 1920 year to progress his learning and who has shown
shortly after competing in the GPS Athletics evidence of working consistently hard to improve
competition that year. This cup is presented to the his results by seeking and using feedback for
Open Track and Field Champion. improvement.
The W M Bateman Memorial Prize The D C C Crombie Memorial Prize
This prize was first presented in 1954 by Mr and This was endowed and first presented in 1945 by
Mrs W M Bateman whose son, W S Bateman, was a Mr and Mrs D C Crombie and Mrs D C C Crombie,
student at the School from 1950 to 1953. The prize is the parents and widow of Donald Charles Cameron
awarded to a scholar who is also a rower in the Crombie who attended the School from 1924 to 1933.
First VIII. Donald was a scholar, Captain of the First XV, Captain
of the First XI and School Captain in 1933. Pilot Officer
The A G Booth OAM Cup Crombie and his Lancaster crew were lost as part of
Awarded to a student in Year 12 for outstanding the Thousand Bomber Raid over Nuremberg on 31
achievement or service in the sports of Track & Field March 1944. The prize, according to the terms of the
or Cross Country. This award acknowledges the original bequest, is awarded to a student in Year 12
service of Mr A G (Tony) Booth OAM, who was who is a scholar and First XI cricketer.
Teacher of Physical Education from 1957 to 1989 and
was instrumental in developing the Track & Field and The Sylvia Dixon Memorial Prize
Cross Country programmes. The Cup was donated by Sylvia Dixon was a friend and early supporter of Canon
Mr D L O’Connor OAM and first awarded in 2019. Morris. In 1939 she initiated the Sylvia Dixon Cup for
Physical Development, which was presented annually
The Sir Donald Bradman Memorial Medal until 1951. In 1952 the award was renamed The Sylvia
This prize was given to the School in 1998 by the Dixon Memorial Prize for Leadership and Skill in Games.
Wheelahan Family and the Cricket Support Group. It is
awarded to the Cricketer of the Year in the First XI. The Peter Fardoulys AM Memorial Cup
This cup was endowed by Old Boy Peter Fardoulys
The Wes Burrows Inaugural Memorial Cup AM (1949) and first presented in 2010 for the School’s
First presented in 2021 by family and the 1986 cohort Junior Cross Country Champion. During his time at the
in honour of Wes Burrows (1986) - a boarder in Strong School, Peter Fardoulys was a gifted distance athlete
House from 1982, who passed away in 2020. Wes and, after leaving Churchie, he went on to win 29
was a high achiever academically and on the sporting State Championships and represented Queensland in
fields and pursued a career as a Hydrogeologist. four national Track and Field Championships. He was
This Cup may be awarded to a Year 9 to 12 boarding Queensland Sportsman of the Year in 1951.
student (who is not currently on a scholarship) who
reaches high levels of achievement in both academic The P V O Fleming Memorial Trophy
and sporting areas - demonstrating humility and First presented in 1960 by Mrs P V O Fleming, the
strength of character through his actions, mannerisms wife of Mr Patrick Fleming, who, apart from a period
and results and who best exemplifies these attributes of war service from 1939 to 1946 was on the teaching
in line with the four tenets of the School. staff from 1922 to 1968. He passed away in 1980.
Amongst his many contributions to the life of the and was a member of the Cricket First XI. Attaining
School was an enduring commitment to the TS the rank of Captain in the A.I.F, he was killed on active
Magnus Navy Cadets, which he initiated and was its service at El Alamein in October 1942. Endowed by
first commander. The trophy, originally known as the his family in 1946, the prize is awarded to a cricketer
Divisional Trophy for TS Magnus, was renamed the who is the most promising bowler in the First XI.
P V O Fleming Memorial Trophy in 2000 and is now
awarded annually to the most outstanding navy cadet The M H Lupton Memorial Prize for
of TS Magnus. The trophy is unique in that it is a Industrial Technology Skills
combination of teak from HMAS Sydney, which sank Mervyn Lupton taught Metalwork and Engineering at
the German raider Emden at Cocos Island during the the School from 1969 to 1990 and was involved with
WWI, and cedar from Palmyra, a home that stood on Naval Cadets. This prize was first awarded in 1992.
the site of Morris Hall. Some material from the latter
was used to build the Sea Cadet Headquarters.
The J A MacDonald History
Encouragement Prize
The Hamilton Cup James Alexander (Jim) MacDonald attended Churchie
First presented at Speech Night in 1989, this prize is from 1949 to 1951. He maintained a lifelong personal
awarded to the Open Tennis Doubles Champions. interest in Australian history and is a proud supporter
Andrew Charles Hamilton was Captain of Tennis of Churchie. His family, Scot (1977), Andrew (1980)
in 1988. and Gillian Eisenkolb, endowed this prize in 2015.
It is awarded to a Year 10 student who, in student
The M L Hansen OAM Memorial Cup
work or in an essay for an open competition,
First presented in 1990 to the most outstanding army
demonstrates a flair for historical writing that merits
cadet, Murray ‘Mo’ Hansen OAM was an Old Boy of
encouragement for further studies. The attributes
the School and a member of staff from 1952 to 1990.
targeted by the prize transcend the particular history
For many years he was Goodwin Housemaster, and
studies curriculum of the day.
he had a long association with rugby, cricket and the
ACGS Army Cadet Unit. The C D Mackelmann Memorial Prize
Craig Douglas Mackelmann attended Churchie from
The Hyne Memorial Cup
1974 to 1981 and was a member of Mawson House.
First presented in 1948 by Old Boy Warren Hyne AM
While at the School he was a leader of the Air Training
(1943 to 1946) who was himself a Cadet Lieutenant
Corps and went on to join the RAAF. Flying Officer
whilst at the School. The cup is awarded to the best
Mackelmann was killed in a flight training accident off
platoon of first year cadets and their Cadet Under Officer.
Williamtown NSW in 1986. The prize, endowed by his
The Inter-House Cup family and first presented in 1986, is for the best
In 1935 the School introduced a house system with senior cadet in the Air Force Cadets.
four houses: Grenfell, Kingsley, Magnus and Nansen.
The McIntyre Memorial Cup
The inter-house competition (with 11 houses since
This prize, for all-round skill in games, was first
2006) is now acknowledged with the
presented in 1958 by Keith and Annie McIntyre,
Inter-House Cup.
parents of Lachlan Young McIntyre, a student of the
The Captain W H V Jubb Memorial Prize School from 1951 to 1957. Lachlan was a member of
William Hiles Venters Jubb, student number 972 on Gerald House, Vice-Captain of the First XV, Captain of
the School Roll, attended Churchie from 1932 to 1934 the First XI and School Captain in 1957.
P R I Z E D E S C R I P T I O N S
The Murray Millett Memorial Prize The Bob Templeton Memorial Medal
Endowed and first presented in 1946 by Mr and Presented in perpetuity by the Churchie Old Boys’
Mrs A S Millett in memory of their son, Murray Scott Association to honour the life and achievements of
Millett, who attended the School from 1935 to 1939, Robert (Bob) Ian Templeton, a student at Churchie
was a School Prefect and Captain of the First XV in from 1946 to 1950. He was a member of the
1939. Flying Officer Millett served in the 2nd Squadron premiership winning First XV in 1949 and 1950 and
RAAF and was killed in East Timor in 1944 at the age went on to have a distinguished career as a Wallaby,
of 22 years. Under the terms of the bequest, the prize Queensland coach and Rugby selector. The Templeton
is awarded to a boy who is a scholar and a footballer in Medal is awarded annually to the Best and Fairest
the First or Second XV. Player of the Churchie First XV.
The Persse Memorial Challenge Cup The C N Watts Memorial Prize
Presented in 1926 by Mr and Mrs C D Persse whose This prize for the Senior Swimming Champion in the
son, Dudley Benton De Burgh Persse, student number Open Division, was endowed and first presented in
449 on the School Roll, attended Churchie from 1923 1952 by Clifford Norley Watts, a friend and supporter
to 1925. First awarded in 1927, the cup is awarded to of the School.
the Open Tennis Champion.
The Sir Leslie Wilson Memorial Challenge Cup
The Patrick Ryan OAM Memorial Cup Presented to the School in 1938 by the Governor of
This cup was endowed and first presented in 2010 by Queensland, Sir Leslie Orme Wilson, GCSI GCMG
the School to honour the memory of Patrick Francis GCIE DSO for proficiency in both swimming and
Noone Ryan OAM, a respected and long-serving lifesaving. It is now awarded each year to a senior
member of staff from 1962 to 2002. He had a long student who has contributed most to Churchie
and influential association with the School’s Cross Swimming. Sir Leslie Wilson’s grandsons and four
Country programme. The prize is awarded to the Open great-grandsons attended the School.
Cross Country Champion.
The William Young Memorial Prize
The Mort Shearer Memorial Prize William Young was student number 89 on the School
This prize was first presented in 1959 by the Roll. He represented Churchie in rugby and was a
classmates of Morton Alexander Shearer, who Prefect in 1924. He studied science at The University
attended the School from 1955 to 1957 and passed of Queensland. This prize is awarded to a senior
away in September 1957. The prize was awarded to Chemistry student with a leadership role who is also
the best all-round athlete in Form VA (now Year 10). a rugby player in First, Second or Third XV.
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