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Scotch Reports Issue 174 (April 2019)

In the first edition for 2019, we hear from Dr Newton, each of our Scotch campuses, plus a Scotch story from Andrew Saies and all of the Class of 2018 results and destinations. There are also articles from Head of Community, Natalie Felkl and a bumper Straight Scotch covering all things OC and a look back on 2018 OC reunions.

In the first edition for 2019, we hear from Dr Newton, each of our Scotch campuses, plus a Scotch story from Andrew Saies and all of the Class of 2018 results and destinations. There are also articles from Head of Community, Natalie Felkl and a bumper Straight Scotch covering all things OC and a look back on 2018 OC reunions.

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OLD COLLEGIANS<br />

Straight <strong>Scotch</strong><br />

FROM THE PRESIDENT<br />

The 100 th year of <strong>Scotch</strong> has certainly<br />

started off with a bang for the Old<br />

Collegians. It was great to see so many Old<br />

Collegians at the centenary celebration<br />

launch and sculpture unveiling in February.<br />

We hope that as many Old Collegians as<br />

possible take the opportunity to either<br />

continue or revisit their connection<br />

with the College throughout this year of<br />

celebrations.<br />

With the Torrens Park Centenary Sculpture<br />

now unveiled, SCOCA’s excitement is<br />

building for the unveiling of the Mitcham<br />

Campus Centenary Sculpture at the end<br />

of the year, which has been fully funded<br />

by SCOCA. I recently had the opportunity<br />

to visit the artist’s studio to see the work<br />

in progress, and it is looking fantastic.<br />

It will be a magnificent addition to the<br />

Mitcham Campus.<br />

After the tremendous success of our<br />

community drinks in Sydney last year<br />

we look forward to holding an event in<br />

Melbourne this year on Friday 12 <strong>April</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

at the Waterside Hotel, Flinders Street. If<br />

it’s not too late, please see our website for<br />

details: scotchoc.com.au. We hope to make<br />

this a permanent biennial fixture on our<br />

OC calendar.<br />

We have just completed another round<br />

of interviews for our Old Collegians<br />

Scholarship commencing 2020. Sitting in<br />

on the interviews is one of my favourite<br />

parts of the Presidential role and this<br />

year again showed me that there are<br />

some pretty exceptional young students<br />

out there. Out of a strong field we are<br />

pleased to award the Scholarship to Lily<br />

Castine-Price. We look forward watching<br />

her progression through the College and<br />

then welcoming her into the Old Collegian’s<br />

ranks as we have now welcomed our most<br />

recent Scholarship graduate, Sophie<br />

Fotheringham (’18).<br />

One more event I would like to spruik is the<br />

Old Collegian’s Golf Day. It is a little earlier<br />

this year (Friday 3 May) and hopefully a<br />

few degrees warmer. The Ambrose format<br />

is back by popular demand and tickets<br />

are at bargain prices again. All details and<br />

bookings are at scotchoc.com.au, feel free<br />

to get a foursome together or sign on as a<br />

single and we will find you a group.<br />

If you would like to keep up with more<br />

Old Collegians events and updates, we<br />

encourage you to join the official Facebook<br />

group at facebook.com/groups/scotchoc.<br />

HAMISH ARCHIBALD<br />

SCOCA President<br />

harchibald@oloughlins.com.au<br />

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