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Iona College seeks to provide a dynamic Catholic learning community
within the Oblate spirit, so that its members are faith-filled, resilient,
courageous, well-balanced and prepared to make a difference.
COLLEGE CONTACTS
Senior School Office 3893 8888
Junior School Office 3893 8858
Absentee Line: 3893 8889
Facsimile: 3893 8800
Email:
Website:
admin@iona.qld.edu.au
www.iona.qld.edu.au
PO Box 351
Wynnum Central Qld 4178
COMING EVENTS
YEAR 12 EXAMS
Monday 10 - Friday 21 November
G20 SUMMIT PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Friday 14 November
YEAR 11 EXAMS
Wednesday 19 -
Wednesday 26 November
JUNIOR SCHOOL TOUCH
FOOTBALL GRAND FINAL
Thursday 20 November
14 NOVEMBER 2014 No. 35
Dear Parents,
Sandra Hazel, Honorary Oblate, died early on Monday morning. Sandra was well
prepared for her death and accepted her illness with great faith and courage.
Please pray for her, Colin her husband and her family http://www.iona.qld.edu.au/
images/stories/PDF/sandrahazelrip.pdf.
I invite you to pray the Rosary in the College Chapel on Monday 17 November at
6.00 pm and to attend the funeral on Tuesday 18 November in the College Chapel.
The funeral will commence at 1.00 pm.
Fr Paul Siebert O.M.I. is in the Mater Hospital and is in quite poor health.
There are numerous items this week and I have to put aside the third and final instalment on Fr Lewy’s
story until next week.
PRESENTATION EVENING
The Presentation Evening was 2¼ hours of wonderment. It showcased the spirit and joy that both the
staff and students have and celebrated the year that was and recalled who we are and what we could
be. The evening was filled with much joy and laughter. The MC boys were extremely flamboyant and
were a pleasure to listen to; credit to the people who wrote their script! The wedding singer
performance was entertaining. The awards were inspiring and I trust that they bring forth effort and the
ambition for success in all the students who attended.
I congratulate all those who worked to make the night possible, especially Mr David Cockburn, Mr
Darren Harbinson, Mrs Karen Corkeron, Mr Sam Ould, Mr Damian Courtney and Mr Ross King. They
did a terrific job.
I thank those who were able to come and also those who helped by returning tickets for seats that
were not needed. A full list of the major award winners will be in next week’s newsletter.
LAST DAY YEAR 12 STUDENTS,
FAREWELL YEAR 12 ASSEMBLY
AND MORNING TEA
Friday 21 November
Kiernan Tait College Dux and Alex Miotti Sam
Sciacca Memorial Award for Distinction in
Studies with Bishop Elect Mark Edwards
Fr Mark Edwards O.M.I.
Rector
OBLATE TRIENNIUM
Year 1:
“A New Heart: Life in
Apostolic Community”
MARK EDWARDS BISHOP ELECT
On Friday night at 9.00 pm Brisbane time, it was announced that Pope Francis had appointed me
auxiliary bishop of Melbourne and titular bishop of Garba in Numidia. This has happened very quickly
and I think it has come as a bit of a shock for all of us. The Papal Nuncio (the Pope’s ambassador in
Australia) informed me of this on Saturday 1 November.
The news was embargoed until noon, Friday in Rome. (9.00 pm Brisbane time). When it did come out
and spread rapidly via Facebook, there were those who thought that it was a last day prank by the
Year 12 students and laughed heartily at it.
The Ordination will be held at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne on Wednesday 17 December at 7.30
pm. All are welcome. I hope to be able to be at Iona to the end of the academic year.
This is a dramatic change of ministry for me. However, St Eugene was very clear that serving the
Church was the number one priority for Oblates. When Fr Grandin, later Bishop Grandin the great
Canadian Oblate missionary bishop who is patron of our house of the same name, wrote to St Eugene
asking if it was OK for an Oblate to accept ordination as a bishop, St Eugene replied along the lines of
“I am a bishop and an Oblate – and a very good one. You should accept.” That has been helpful for
me. Being a bishop will be a new way for me to live out my Oblation to God.
I feel sadness as I love this community and really believe in the school and what it does. At other
times, I am excited about the new role. As members of an Oblate community, you and I have the
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support and example of the Virgin Mary renowned for her openness to
the will of God and her readiness to accept a mysterious future. I hold
that close at this time.
It is an honour for me to be appointed
bishop but it is also an honour for the
Oblates and for Iona and all our works.
I hope you feel this honour too. As
well, I thank you for the many texts,
emails and calls I have received and
for their support and congratulations.
A highlight for me has been the
blessing prayed over me by Fr Paul
Siebert. As I knelt beside his hospital
bed, he prayed for the gifts of wisdom
and courage for me.
An auxiliary bishop helps out a bishop who has a large diocese. There
are four auxiliaries in Melbourne and each gets a region. I will probably
have the eastern region with approximately seventy parishes and
preparing and celebrating confirmations will be a big part of my work
(perhaps fifty confirmation ceremonies a year) as well as visiting
parishes and supporting and encouraging priests.
The Oblates have made it clear that Iona is a valued and important work
in our Province and that they intend to maintain Oblate leadership at the
College. We are grateful to the Provincial and Council for their care for
us.
EMILIA KEENE
NEITA EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD
We congratulate Emilia Keene on
being the second Iona staff member
to be awarded this excellence in
teaching award after Mr Simmers in
2012.
Mrs Keene loves teaching and loves
teaching at Iona College as
evidenced by the fact that she is still
here at her first placement twelve
years later and that she is still
enthusiastic and excited about her
work here. Ironically, teaching was
her back up at Drama school and
she reluctantly entered her first prac
as a twenty-one year old female at
this all-boys Catholic school. And
she loved it. The atmosphere was challenging, fast paced and
electric. Every lesson was different, every cohort presented with new
hurdles, new joys to share in, new personalities to get to know. She was
posted back to the same school for her following prac placements and
became an official member of the College community six months after
graduating.
Mrs Keene tries really hard to ensure that all of her students feel noticed
and valued as individuals. She enjoys supporting students as they learn
new things, gain confidence and overcome their own personal, social
and academic trials. Their success is her success and their buzz is her
buzz.
Well done, Mrs Keene.
SURF LIFE SAVING QUEENSLAND PRESENTATION
Surf Life Saving Queensland’s Chief Operating Officer Mr George Hill
made a special presentation at our College assembly on Tuesday. Our
five students who saved the life of St Lawrence’s student Perry King
during a cross country meet at Iona were recognised for their
achievement.
Kyle Wegner, Joseph Curtin, Perry King, Jim Ham, Daniel Mole,
and Scott L’Barrow .
BR PAUL SHEN O.M.I.
Please pray for Br Paul Shen O.M.I.
who will be ordained as deacon on the
16 November in our Parish of Sha Tin
in Hong Kong. After training as a
diocesan seminarian, Br Paul took
First Vows as an Oblate in 2011 and
made his Perpetual Oblation on 8
September 2014. He is the first
Chinese born Oblate to make
Perpetual Oblation in forty years.
Br Paul will spend a few months in
Australia in January in 2015 to
familiarize himself with some of the
aspects of our Province before
returning to China to be ordained a
Priest next year.
OLD BOYS DAY
Iona College Old Boys Barefoot Bowls will be held tomorrow at Wynnum
Manly Leagues Club. Cost is $20 per person which includes Barefoot
Bowls and a rib fillet steak burger. This will be a great time to catch up
with old friends and also to say farewell to me before I leave at the end
of this year. Please pass details on to other Old Boys. I look forward to
seeing you there.
Venue: Wynnum Manly Leagues Club, Adam Street, Wynnum
Contact : Ben Carroll 0411 119 454
FR MARK EDWARDS O.M.I.
RECTOR
MAMI CHRISTMAS APPEAL
What do you buy for the person who has everything this Christmas A
Baby Crib, a toolbox, a goat, a bike, a desk, books and chooks of
course! Please support MAMI this year and purchase a lovely
Christmas card containing one of the following items.
$40 for a desk,
$35 for a goat,
$30 for books,
$25 for a baby crib,
$25 for books,
$20 to buy a toolbox,
$10 for 4 chooks.
Support the Oblate Mission in China and Indonesia and purchase a
card from Mrs Karen Rose at the College Reception or call on 3893
8888. Tax receipts will be posted at the end of the Christmas appeal.
2014 IONA COLLEGE
ST VINCENT DE PAUL
CHRISTMAS APPEAL
Please bring in to your Tutor
Group, Junior School classroom
or Student Reception the
following items:
Christmas decorations /
ornaments, Christmas food,
biscuits, sweets, cakes and
puddings, new toys or books for
girls and boys.

JUNIOR SCHOOL NEWS
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT
JAPANESE STUDENTS FEAST ON OBENTO
Just under two hundred Japanese studying students from Years 8 - 12
enjoyed a delicious Japanese lunch box last Thursday, embracing the
opportunity to enjoy one of the more popular meals in Japan.
The Year 8s are currently studying Japanese food and flavours, so this
was a great way for them to use the word おいしい! (oishii – delicious).
YEAR 6 AND YEAR 7
GRADUATION MASSES
All Year 6 and Year 7 families are invited to this year’s
Graduation Masses on the following dates:
Year 6 Graduation Mass
Tuesday 25 November
11.00 am in IPAC
Year 7 Graduation Mass
Wednesday 26 November
11.00 am in IPAC
Refreshments will be served in the foyer of IPAC.
For catering purposes please return the RSVP slip.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Mr Brendan Merrotsy
Head of Department - Japanese
Mr Damian Courtney
Dean of Junior School
UNIFORM SHOP
UNIFORM SHOP CLOSED FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER
The Uniform Shop will be closed on Friday 14 November due to the
G20 SUMMIT PUBLIC HOLIDAY.
TRADING HOURS - TERM 4
Monday and Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
Closed
8.00 am - 3.30 pm
Phone orders with credit card — 3893 8863 or email orders to
uniformorders@iona.qld.edu.au. Orders can be filled and sent home
with your sons.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRADING HOURS
The Uniform Shop will close at the end of the 2014 school year. The
last day of trading will be Wednesday 26 November.
HOLIDAY TRADING JANUARY 2015
Wednesday 14 to Friday 16 January 9.00 am - 4.00 pm
Monday 19 to Friday 23 January 9.00 am - 4.00 pm
TRADING – FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL 2015
Monday 26 January (Australia Day Public Holiday) CLOSED
Tuesday 27 January (first day of school) 8.00 am - 3.30 pm
Wednesday 28 January
8.00 am - 3.30 pm
Thursday 29 January
8.00 am - 3.30 pm
Friday 30 January
8.00 am - 3.30 pm
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
As a Music Department, we are very happy to congratulate our music
students who will continue with further music education in 2015. We
congratulate Sean Burke - Certificate in Music Studies - Queensland
Conservatorium of Music and Bachelor of Music – University of
Queensland, Conall O’Neill - Bachelor of Music (Jazz Bass) –
Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Christopher Langenberg –
Bachelor of Popular Music - Griffith University, Samuel Treby –
Bachelor of Music (Jazz Bass) - Queensland Conservatorium of
Music. We are very proud of your achievements and wish you all good
luck with your tertiary studies.
We are happy to announce our major 2014 award winners. They are
Patrick Hoelscher who received our Junior Musician of the Year award
and Samuel Treby and Sean Burke who shared the Senior Musician of
the Year award. Well done to these young men.
Families were emailed home this week regarding Music Concert 10 on
Wednesday 26 November. We appreciate your email replies advising
of your son’s participation by Monday 17 November.
As we move toward 2015, we ask all families who have a son
commencing in the new year and wanting to join the music program to
contact Mrs Zullo at zulloj@iona.qld.edu.au with details. This early
information will assist with our 2015 department planning. Please note
that all current instrumental students will remain enrolled in the music
program unless otherwise advised in writing. We require written
notification before a student can be removed from our timetabling and
billing process. Thank you for your consideration in this regard.
Mr Peter Francis
Director of Music
REQUIESCAT IN PACE
Please remember the following Iona families in your prayers as they
mourn the recent passing of a loved one.
† The Heath and Hudson families, Old Boy Patrick (Nick)
Hudson (1979) and Jonathon Hudson (Yr 9/Maz3) on the
passing of their father in law and grandfather Mr Paddy
Heath.
May he rest in the Lord’s everlasting peace.

CAREERS CENTRE NEWS
WORKING IN FAST FOOD, DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
The myfuture e-newsletter provided the following three important tips for
young people who work full-time or part-time in the fast food industry.
Talk to your employer to find out your job description, minimum
wage and mode of employment (full-time, part-time, casual).
Visit the Fair Work website at http://www.fairwork.gov.au/Pages/
default.aspx to learn more about your work rights and
responsibilities.
Make sure your pay is correct – use the Fair Work website to
check this.
UNIVERSITY INFORMATION SESSIONS AFTER YOU
RECEIVE YOUR YEAR 12 RESULTS
Many universities hold information sessions in December for students
who have received their Year 12 results and are reviewing their QTAC
preferences and/or deciding on their future direction. The following are
examples of these sessions in 2014.
Australian Catholic University
Change of Preference Information Session from 3.30 pm – 6.30 pm
on 22 December 2014 http://www.acu.edu.au/about_acu/
our_university/important_dates
Griffith University
Options Online Chat 20 December 2014 http://www.griffith.edu.au/
guidance-officers-teachers/events
Options Evening at South Bank and Gold Coast campuses from 3.00
pm – 6.00 pm on 23 December 2014 http://app.griffith.edu.au/events/
view.phpeventID=31485
Queensland University of Technology
Real Decisions at the Gardens Point campus from 9.00 am – 1.00
pm on Tuesday 23 December 2014
Real Decisions at the Caboolture campus from 3.00 pm – 6.00 pm
on Tuesday 23 December 2014 https://www.qut.edu.au/study/
events.
University of Queensland (UQ)
OP Results Advice Night from 4.00 pm – 7.00 pm on 22 December
2014 http://youruq.com/opresults
UPGRADE PATHWAYS
‘Upgrading’ means doing something that will give you a better tertiary
entrance score to help you gain entry into your preferred course, usually
in the following year. Some of these pathways can be built into your
current list of QTAC preferences (e.g. the ‘foot-in-the-door’ courses).
QTAC has a very useful information sheet on upgrading pathways at
http://www.qtac.edu.au/InfoSheets/UpgradingPathways.html.
When choosing an upgrade pathway you need to consider the following:
Does the university to which I wish to gain entry accept this
pathway
Will this pathway give me a good enough score to get into the
course I want
Will this pathway give me credit into the course in which I wish to
gain entry
Does this pathway match my learning style (i.e. will I be successful
in it)
How much does this pathway cost
How long will this pathway take me to upgrade sufficiently to gain
entry to the course I want
Will this pathway give me the prerequisite subjects I need to gain
entry to the course I want if I don’t already have them
Visit pages 27 and 28 of the QTAC Guide for a list of preparatory,
bridging and pathway programs.
WORRIED ABOUT GETTING LOST ON YOUR UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS NEXT YEAR
Worry no more. All you have to do is download the ‘Lost on campus’
app from the Apple App Store at http://lostoncampus.com.au/. This free
application for Apple’s iPhones or iPads has maps and information on a
range of universities and campuses around Australia.
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING TRAINING
ATAE, located at Archerfield Airport, is a private training organisation
that provides the following accredited courses for aircraft maintenance
engineers:
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Avionics)
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Mechanical)
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Structures).
For more information about these courses and where they can lead,
see http://www.atae.com.au/. You can contact ATAE to attend an
information session.
THE BENEFITS OF TAKING A GAP YEAR
The following article is adapted from the October 2014 myfuture
news. You can access this newsletter at http://www.myfuture.edu.au/
tools-and-resources/resources-for-career-practitioners/myfuture-news.
With Year 12 students facing final exams all around the country, much
thinking is going into planning the next stage in life. Taking some time
out between school and formal education or work – taking a ‘gap year’
as it’s sometimes known – is becoming increasingly common, with more
school leavers opting to defer their place in tertiary education or
training. If you’re considering a gap year, here are some reasons why it
could be a good idea for you.
If you’re unsure about your future direction, having the time to be
clear on what you want to do can be valuable. This could lead you
to being more focused when going back to study later on.
Using the time during a gap year to get some work experience or
gain skills can stand you in good stead in your future studies and
career.
Volunteering during a gap year can be very satisfying and not only
offers new skills and diverse experiences but also can look good on
your resume and add to your employability.
Many people taking a gap year travel interstate or overseas in order
to volunteer or seek work experience. If this is an option you want to
pursue, remember to stay safe. The Australian Government's
Smartraveller advisory service at http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
contains valuable advice and information on staying safe overseas.
Taking a gap year is not for everyone, and in order to get the most out of
the experience you need to plan your time well. It is one option among
many, but offers many benefits. For further information and links to
selected programs, click on ‘I’m keen to take a gap year’ on the myfuture
website at http://www.myfuture.edu.au/getting-started/discover-whatcareer-paths-are-available.
BRIDGING COURSES AT THE QUT
One way to meet assumed knowledge requirements is to successfully
complete an approved bridging course in the required subject/s. QUT
offers bridging courses in Chemistry, Physics and Maths B. Maths B
can be undertaken during the Summer Semester starting on 17
November 2014 or during Semester one in 2015. Chemistry is offered
in Semester one 2015 and Physics is offered online. Find out more at
https://www.qut.edu.au/study/short-courses-and-professionaldevelopment/science-and-mathematics.
Other universities may accept
QUT bridging courses for meeting subject prerequisites for their
courses. You need to check with the relevant institution.
RADIATION ONCOLOGY
The My Health Career website has published an article on this
occupation. It explains that Radiation Oncology involves three unique
medical specialties working together to focus on the treatment of cancer
patients with radiation therapy treatment.
Read about these specialties at https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/
health-industry/a-career-in-radiation-oncology.
ONLINE JOB SEARCH LINKS
Looking for a job One of the strategies to include in your job search
toolkit is an online job search. The following are some of the job search
sites available:
Australian Job Search http://www.jobsearch.gov.au/
Job Outlook http://joboutlook.gov.au/
Careerone http://www.careerone.com.au/
My Career http://mycareer.com.au/
Seek http://www.seek.com.au/
Indeed http://au.indeed.com/
Visit the Jobs Australia website at http://ja.com.au/job_seekers for other
online job search links.
Ms Helen Murdoch
Careers Guidance Officer

G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N
2015 BOOKLISTS FOR YEARS 5, 6, 7 AND 8
NEW AND CURRENT STUDENTS
MK Educational Supplies will provide an online booklist ordering service
(including a home delivery service) for new and current students in
Years 5, 6, 7 and 8 in 2015. The service that MK provides to the
College is preferred but is not compulsory. You are welcome to
purchase items listed on the booklists at the supplier of your choice.
2015 Year 5 - 8 stationery lists are available on our website.
The Stationery Lists for Years 9 - 12 in 2015 will be available on the
College website in mid November.
INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1 Click on - 2015 Booklists for Years 5 to 8
Step 2 Click on https://www.mkes.com.au//OrderForm.aspx
Step 3 Click on "Order your Booklist"
Step 4 Enter the Iona School Code "ICS15"
YEAR 12 MUMS’
CELEBRATION
When: Saturday 22 November, 6.00 pm
Where: 40 Molle Road, Ransome
Let's celebrate our sons' journey as part of the
Iona family. Bring a small plate of food to share
and BYO drinks. If you would like to attend or
have any questions please email Mrs Cathy
Brain Cathy@sabreconstructions.com.au .
EXODUS; GOD AND KINGS
You are invited to join Catholic Mission at an exclusive screening of
the movie Exodus; Gods and Kings. This newly released epic of
the Biblical story of Moses will be shown at the Palace Barracks
Cinema on Sunday 7 December at midday. At $20 a ticket you can
not only experience this new release film, but also know that you are
supporting the work of Catholic Mission.
Numbers are limited. To reserve a seat, please contact our office on
33369239 or email asiatav@bne.catholic.net.au.
TUCKSHOP AND L I B R A R Y R O S T E R S
MONDAY 17 NOVEMBER TO FRIDAY 21 NOVEMBER
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND TUCKSHOP PLEASE CONTACT THE CONVENOR
Mrs Lucille Allen on 3893 8852 or 0421 136 116 .
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND LIBRARY PLEASE CONTACT Mrs Catherine Shaw: 3893 8817.
DAY DATE TUCKSHOP ROSTER LIBRARY ROSTER
Monday
17 November
Group 3:
Paula Howes-Onraet, Sandra Kennedy-Lucre, Christine Ensinger,
Samantha Stines.
Cathy Draper, Mandy Thong.
Tuesday
18 November
Group 4:
Maria Paterdis, Virginia Hoffman, Caroline Heiner, Heather Hawkins,
Janet McConnell.
Nguyet Thu Bui, Lynda Kempnich.
Wednesday 19 November Group 3: Yvonne O’Brien, Lorraine Endicott, Ruth Holliday, Allana Prior, Suzi Mesic. Janey Harper, Julie Mitchell.
Thursday
20 November
Group 3:
Breakfast:
Di Mullen, Margaret Campbell, Madonna Trehane, Lucille Hill.
Rick McConnon.
Donna Foster, Robyn Reitner.
Friday
21 November
Group 2:
Tracy Di Felice, Gennine Nichols, Annette Moroney, Lenesa Edwards,
Sue Cunningham.
Louise Plath, Marissa Ehmer,
Catherine Greally.

I O N A C O L L E G E S E N I O R S P O R T S I N F O R M A T I O N
IONA SPORT - A YEAR IN REVIEW
With 2014 Iona Sport drawing to a close, it is worthwhile to reflect
on our directions. Inter-house sport again served the important
purpose of participation and enjoyment. AIC competition was again
enthralling and character building—it was an arena that saw Marist
College Ashgrove dominate, surrounded by Colleges who see the
value in strong sporting programs. There is no doubt that the
improvement exhibited by some Colleges has meant that our
traditional strongholds are now threatened by our opposition. We
will need to improve our sport via resources, coaching, high rates of
participation and continued enjoyment—it is not an easy task but
we will show the necessary “beast” to remain strong. Our 2015
sporting mantra will be “get moving, get coached, get enjoyment”.
We had forty-seven senior sportsmen represent at regional level;
twenty-four at Queensland level and four senior athletes gain
individual medals at national championships.
Mr Rick Nalatu continues to guide our High Performance Program
which provides the necessary balance between sport, academics
and growth.
SWIMMING
There is a trial meet being held this Thursday afternoon here at
school. All swimmers from Years 5-11 are asked to attend. A
sausage sizzle will be held straight after the meet. The following
events will be swum: 200 IM, 100m Free, 50m Free, 50m strokes
and 200/400m Free. The meet should finish by 5.00 pm.
Swimmers invited to attend the 2015 High Performance Swim
Camp at Tallebudgera Rec Camp from January 21-23 have been
provided with all the necessary information. Year 11s need to
return their permission forms by Thursday 13 November. All others
are to be returned by Thursday 20 November. FORMS MUST BE
RETURNED IF YOU ARE WANTING TO ATTEND.
CRICKET
The 1st XI and 2nd XI played a trial against Villanova on Saturday.
Villa were too strong for us in both grades, scores were as follows:
1st XI Villa def Iona 7/274 - 10/163
2nd XI Villa def Iona 10/189 - 10/162
SAILING
Some of our sailors maybe competing in the Queensland Pacer
State Championships at RQ on November 23. Many thanks to all
parents who continue to support our program via working bees,
transport and coaching assistance.
HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT
The following water polo players were selected in the Met East
regional team for next year’s state championships: Nicholas Avenia,
Zane Morgan, Samuel Tuckett, Cooper Gosney, Jarod Cook, Kyle
Cook and Joel Buningh (apologies for the omission of names last
week).
OVERALL AGGREGATE RESULTS 2014
SPORT COORDINATOR AGGREGATE
CHAMPIONS
IONA
RESULT
1st/OPEN
CHAMPIONS
IONA 1st/
OPEN
PREMIERSHIPS
Cricket Mr Pearce Ashgrove 3rd Ashgrove 5th 13A, 13C, 14C
Volleyball Mr Denman Iona 1st SPLC/SLC 3rd 3rd VI, 14A,
14B, 14C, 13A,
13B, 13C
Swimming Mr Nugent St Peters 3rd SPLC 4th -
Rugby Mr Harron Ashgrove 3rd St Edmunds 7th 14A, 14B, 13C
Football Mr Saul SLC 2nd SPLC 4th -
Chess
Cross
Country
Ms Mobbs & Mr
Collyer
Mr Merrotsy &
Mr Christie
Ashgrove 5th Ashgrove 8th -
St Patrick’s &
Ashgrove
SPORT COORDINATOR AGGREGATE
CHAMPIONS
Track &
Field
6th SLC 2nd -
IONA
RESULT
1st/OPEN
CHAMPIONS
IONA 1st/
OPEN
Mr Devlin St Edmunds 3rd Iona 1st Open
Basketball Mr Devlin Ashgrove 6th Padua 8th 14C
PREMIERSHIPS
Tennis Mr Bush St Peters 7th SPLC 5th -
Sailing Mr Ricketts - - - 2nd in
Qld
4th in
Aust.
Water
Polo
Mr Harron - - Iona 1st Open, 15yrs,
14yrs, 13yrs
Golf Mr Beets St Patrick’s 2nd St Patricks’ 2nd -
AFL Mr Hill - - - - -
OBLATE TROPHY 2014
Congratulations to Mr Coghill and Mazenod House for taking out the
the 2014 Oblate Trophy.
ALB ANT CEB CHA GRA GER MAC MAZ
Snr Swimming 32 4 8 16 20 12 26 26
Jnr Swimming 20 24 16 12 8 32 28 4
Snr Cross
Country
Jnr Cross
Country
16 12 20 6 28 24 6 32
16 20 4 8 32 24 12 28
Snr Athletics 28 12 22 16 22 8 4 32
Jnr Athletics 32 4 20 12 8 28 24 16
Academics 16 26 12 4 8 32 20 26
Yr 8 Activities 13.5 3.5 5.5 9.5 6 6 13.5 14.5
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Yr 9 Activities 9 2 10 12.5 9.5 6 11.5 10.5
Yr 10 Activities 6 14.5 4.5 13.5 9 7 8.5 9
Years 5-12
Touch
4 1 8 5 2 3 7 6
Theatre Sports 8 24 12 17 14 13 5 14
points 200.5 147 142 131.5 166.5 195 165.5 218
place 2 6 7 8 4 3 5 1
C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
Director of Sport: Mr Keith Harron - 3893 8851 Emergency Sports Contact - 0417 079 268
Director of Coaching: Mr Sean Devlin - 3906 8905 Senior School Sports Fax - 3893 8877
Sports Administrator: Mrs Kerri Stariha - 3893 8805 AIC Sport Information Line - Via Twitter

2014 Iona College
St Vincent de Paul Christmas Appeal
Please bring in to your Tutor Group,
Junior School classroom or
Student Reception the following items:
Christmas decorations/ ornaments
Christmas food, biscuits, sweets, cakes, and puddings
new toys or books for girls and boys.

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$5 BACK TO OUR SCHOOL.
THE ATHLETE’S FOOT PROVIDES A RANGE
OF SCHOOL AND SPORTS SHOES.
FROM EVERY PAIR OF SHOES
PURCHASED IS DONATED
With a shoe expertly fitted by one of The Athlete’s
Foot Fit Technicians, your child will have the right
support for all the activities and sports they take
part in every day.
The Athlete’s Foot stock a range of Ascent and
Clarks school shoes to ensure there are options
for everyone.
Even better, $5 from every shoe purchase is
donated back to our school. And this applies to
your whole family across their fantastic range of
school, sports, work and casual shoes.
THE IMPORTANCE OF FIT
Every child’s foot is different and they
continue to develop until they’re 18
Due to continual growth and development,
it’s essential to get their feet measured
properly every time they need new shoes.
Every school day is filled with a range
of different physical activities.
The right fit helps performance
and reduces the risk of injury
and problems.
With The Athlete’s Foot highly
trained Fit Technicians, getting
the right FIT is easy through
width options and ½ sizes.
JOIN
CLUBFIT TM
TODAY!
YOUR WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY
SOME GREAT BENEFITS, INCLUDING:
$5 VOUCHER
PRESENT THIS SCHOOL VOUCHER WHEN PURCHASING
A PAIR OF SCHOOL SHOES AT THE ATHLETE’S FOOT
AND $5 WILL BE DONATED TO IONA COLLEGE
CARINDALE
Phone (07) 3843 4211
CAPALABA
Phone (07) 3390 3436
www.theathletesfoot.com.au
HELPING EVERYONE
AT IONA COLLEGE
FIND THEIR FIT
REWARDS
SCHOOLPROGRAM
Carindale and Capalaba are our recommended footwear suppliers.

RECOMMENDED SCHOOL SHOES
APEX D
junior $99 95 senior $119 95
APEX 2E
junior $99 95 senior $119 95
SCHOLAR B
junior $109 95 senior $129 95
6
APEX MAX
junior $119 95 senior $139 95
MONTH 6
6
MONTH
6
MONTH
DAYTONA
® ®
MONTH
SCHOLAR D
junior $109 95 senior $129 95
APEX MAX C
junior $119 95 senior $139 95
6
MONTH
6
MONTH
COLE
junior $124 95 senior $129 95
senior $129 95
20% OFF 20% OFF
GEL 750XTR
junior $119 95 senior $189 95
GT 2000
junior $119 95 senior $199 95
OZONE
LIBERTY 8
junior $79 95
senior $179 95
RIDER 18
junior $99 95 senior $199 95
GUIDE 8
M880BS4
senior $199 95 senior $169 95
ADRENALINE
junior $119 95 senior $219 95
SPORTS SPECIFIC SHOES
FOR OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL
FREE 5.0 GS
GEL-NOOSA TRI 10
junior $99 95 senior $159 95 junior $99 95 senior $199 95
PEREGRINE
senior $179 95
Hockey
GEL LETHAL
ULTIMATE 11
junior $119 95 senior $219 95
Football
MERCURIAL
VICTORY FG
junior $79 95 senior $119 95
Football
WAVE KAZAN
senior $199 95
Hockey
LETHAL TIGREOR 8
junior $99 95 senior $219 95
Football
TIEMPO GENIO
LEATHER
junior $69 95 senior $99 95
Football
KEY FEATURES:
- ORTHOTIC FRIENDLY - MULTIPLE WIDTHS
Junior Sizes 1-7
6
MONTH
- 6 MONTH
OUTSOLE GUARANTEE

Iona College Old Boys
Fr Mark Edwards and the Iona College Old Boys invite you to
Barefoot Bowls Day
Wynnum Manly Leagues Bowls Club, Adam Street, Wynnum
14 November 2014
From 4pm to 8 pm
Cost $20 includes Barefoot Bowls and Rib Fillet Steak Burger
Bookings via TRYBOOKING http://www.trybooking.com/GGDO
Contact: Ben Carroll 0411 119 454