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Term 4, Week 9, 3rd December 2014
Dates to Remember:
Remember:
Reflection
Friday, 5th December
Last Day of Term
LEAVING
A bitter sweet experience
Wednesday, 28th
January 2015
First Day of Term 1
Sadness at leaving behind so many friends
Mourning for a culture no longer grasped
Tears and tedious pursuits gone with the wind
Anxiety and longing for what is now past history
Despair for a noble pursuit lost
The Loss!
LEAVING
Following a new path with trepidation and faith
in the Holy Spirit
Contentment with what is done.....and achieved
Memories of the beautiful smiling faces of the
students
Marvelling at the sheer joy of the St Eugene
community
The friendships, the fun, the laughter
Making a difference in the lives of so many
The cascading movie reel of events and celebrations
The LOVE!
Denis Anthonisz
St Eugene de
Mazenod Church
Sunday: 9.30am &
5.00pm
Christ the King Church
Saturday: 6.00pm
Sunday: 7.30am
Station Road
PO Box 598
Burpengary Q 4505
P: 07 3491 4600
F: 07 3888 5151
E: pburpengary
@bne.catholic.edu.au
www.steugene.qld.edu.au
ABSENTEE LINE:
3491 4646
From the Leadership Team
DEAR PARENTS AND FRIENDS
FRIENDS
The Tens and Elevens left us last week…AND…with the Twelves,
many of them are back helping with supervision of the Yr 6-9
Activity Days. And how great it is to see them back! Last week’s
Yr 5 Rite of Passage to Middle School and Yr 9 Rite of Passage
to Senior School were beautiful celebrations of our phases of
learning and the students’ re-commitment to our Mission and
Vision in the next chapter. The 6-9ers are having a wonderful
time at their Activity Days and doing us proud representing St
Eugene College.
Two late movers and shakers…..Luke Collier is getting married
and moving to Taree. What a wonderful Campus Minister he
has been. I’m moving to a new position in Brisbane Catholic
Education in Social Justice, Education and Advocacy. While this
looks like an exciting last chapter to my career, I am gutted to
be leaving St Eugene College and leave my heart behind here. It
has been a wonderful seven and a half years working in this
community that I have been so proud to be a part of.
A big welcome goes out to Jim Midgley who will be Acting Principal next year. Jim is currently principal at St Peter’s at Caboolture. Jim will catch up with you next year as he is in the last
gasps of leaving his school too! Next week Jim will be with us
doing interviews for the new positions that have recently surfaced; Business Manager, Guidance Counsellor and Campus
Minister.
Prep to Yr 9 break-up for the Christmas Vacation on Friday, December 5 at about 11.30, following the Liturgy and Farewell
which begins at 10.00 am. Hope you can join us. I would be
thrilled to say goodbye to our students and families past as well.
Please spread the word. School resumes next year on Wednesday, January 28 for Yr 11-12 students and Friday January 30 for
Prep students.
May your holiday be a safe and happy one and your Christmas
full of Christ’s peace and joy. Thanks for the memories!
Lives and circumstances change. The Beatles at the end of their
great album “Abbey Road” have a little offering that is not part of any
of their masterful tracks. They sing “in the end the love you make, is
equal to the love you take” and encourage us to “carry that load”. It
is really the modern paraphrase of the gospel. The love of your
neighbour with the love of your God is the ultimate purpose and destiny of every person. The rest is incidental and not really that important.
Happy Christmas everyone and good rest and peace this season. We
will do it all again next year. Hooray!
MARK SHAKHOVSKOY
P-12 HEAD (MIDDLE/SENIOR
(MIDDLE/SENIOR YEARS)
Dear Parents, Carers, Staff and Students
Reports, Portfolios and Class Lists for 2015
Today (Thursday) your child will bring home their report, portfolio and
class list for 2015. Congratulations to all for the commitment to doing their best and consequently the progress that has been made
this year.
On Tuesday the classes began their move to new locations and children visited the classroom that they will be in next year. Where possible, they also met their new teacher.
Thank you for the Gift of Mr Anthonisz
May we always remember with joy and gladness, the wonderful gift
that Denis is and has been to our St Eugene College community. May
God bless you and your family for eternity.
Thank You
Thank you to the staff, students, parents and carers who helped
make this another amazing year at St Eugene College ~ teamwork
makes the dream work!
Love and blessings
What is Christmas?
DENIS ANTHONISZ - PRINCIPAL
STUFF HAPPENS
My mother has a great saying that sounds much better when
said in German than when it is literally translated. “Man proposes, God disposes” is the essence of the phrase and for me,
it is better expressed in the colloquial by saying “we plan, then
stuff happens”. As we approach Christmas 2014 this is a lesson
that I have had to learn anew as has the community we serve.
We had some great plans that have succeeded beautifully. Kids
got taught, classes filled and many special brilliant events happened. Occasionally we have encountered the unexpected that
seems to disrupt and hinder some of our carefully laid plans. I
never planned to get sick this year and take time off work. Stuff
happens. Plans needed to be rephrased, inconveniences overcome and a new way forward found. With good will all things are
possible. This community did not expect to be farewelling a
much loved principal this year. Stuff happens. We rephrase and
replan and move on. With good will all is possible.
/....cont
It is tenderness for the past, courage for the present, hope
for the future.
It is a fervent wish that every cup may overflow with blessings
rich and eternal, and
that every path may lead to God’s peace.”
~Agnes M. Pharo
May you and your families experience the joy and wonder of Jesus’s
birth and have a safe and relaxing holiday.
God Bless
ALANA OSBORN (P(P-12 HEAD)
HEAD)
From the Leadership Team
APRE NEWS
St Eugene Parish Christmas Mass Times
Wednesday 24 December
• 6 pm (Family and Youth Mass) St Eugene Church, Springfield
Dr, Burpengary
• 7:30 pm Christ the King, Deception Bay
Thursday 25 December
• Midnight St Eugene Church, Springfield Dr, Burpengary
• 7:30 am Christ the King, Deception Bay
• 9:30 am St Eugene Church, Springfield Dr, Burpengary
Choir for the St Eugene Youth and Family Christmas Mass (6 pm
24 December)
The Next BUD Music Ministry Mass is on Sunday December 7 at 5
pm: There will be a practice after school in the St Eugene Church
pm
on Tuesday 2nd December Between 3.00pm and 4.00pm.
The BUD and Youth Christmas Vigil Choir Practice:
Practice
There will be two practices prior to the 24th December for the
Christmas Vigil Choir. The Children may choose to attend either
one or both of the practices.
Wednesday 10th of December between 1.30pm and 2.30pm
Saturday 19th December between 10.30am and 11.30am.
On Christmas Eve participants will need to arrive at St Eugene
Church at 5.00pm for warm up and set up prior to the Vigil which
begins at 6.00pm.
If students would like to participate in the Christmas vigil choir but
are unable to make it to either of the practices it would be great if
parents could let Sharon Flux know. We can then prepare a booklet for them and do the best we can to run through the parts of the
Mass and carols in the time we have just prior to the Vigil Mass.
School students who are interested in participating in BUD Music
Ministry and the Youth Christmas Vigil Choir (singing or playing an
instrument) may contact Sharon Flux
Ph: 3888 1769 email: [email protected]
Commissioning of Altar Servers
New and continuing altar servers
were commissioned by Father David
at Sunday Mass, followed by a cutting
of the cake and morning tea. Thank
you to all of our altar servers who
serve at both college and Sunday
masses.
Vinnies Christmas Appeal – THANK YOU
Thank you to all in our community who responded so generously to
the Vinnies Christmas Appeal. Thank you to the year 1 teachers
and families for supporting Rosies by providing Christmas hampers. Thanks also must go to the year 5 teachers, students and
families for their wonderful outreach to support St Vincent de
Paul’s ‘Assist-A-Student’ program. This program gives the opportunity to provide funding to educate students in developing countries
around the world, with the aim of breaking the cycle of poverty.
The year 5 classes have raised sufficient funds to support 21 students. Thank you for serving the poor, both in our local area and
overseas, in faith, hope and love.
Advent Prayer and Farewell to Mr Anthonisz
All families are invited to join us in the hall at 10 pm tomorrow for
our Advent prayer celebration and our farewell to Mr Anthonisz.
Thank you Mr Anthonisz for serving the St Eugene College community with such great love and dedication for the past 7 years. God
bless you!
God bless all our families this Christmas.
ALISON BATES (P-12 APRE – JUNIOR/MIDDLE YEARS)
College News
DUNLEA RESOURCE CENTRE
LIBRARY NEWS–
NEWS– December 5
Thank youyou-to all our wonderful library volunteers who generously
give their time to help shelve books, cover books at home or
school, enter data, help students, help with displays etc-student
Lachlan Keep (yr 10), Trish Harrison, Rebecca Johnson, Shannon
Croghan, Leiza Dunlop, Cheryl Fanning, Lisa Bell, Kerri Maccarone,
Angela Dransfield and her Mum Marilyn, and Grandma who has
been helping in the library every week for 21 years now, Agnes
Blair. Special thanks to our principal Mr Denis Anthonisz, a very
avid reader himself, who has given our library great support over
the years, who visits the library often, and who promotes reading
and his love of reading to all our students. What a great reading
role model!
Books Made Into MoviesMovies- a great opportunity for parents to read
aloud or students to read first so they can critique the movie
being informed:
• “Alexander and the No Good, Very
Bad Horrible Day” by Judoth Viorst
is screened from this Thursday,
Dec 4th. This is one of our principal’s favourite books to read to
classes to help students develop
resilience
• “The Hobbit-Battle of the Five Armies”- by
J.R.R. Tolkien . See the trailer on http://
www.thehobbit.com. This is a great readaloud which one of Dads did recently with his
year 7 son, how lucky!
• “Paddington Bear” by Allan Bond, the ever
popular mischievous bear. This movie started last
week. See the trailer on http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=qFuzMlfZGWM
Burpengary Library VisitsVisits- another 7 Junior classes made the trip
to Burpengary Library to enable our students to stock up on holiday reading books. We are very fortunate to have Burpengary library so close and to have such warm, welcoming staff. If your
child is not yet a member of Moreton Bay Libraries, please sign
them up asap because we try to ensure each Junior class visits
the library at least once a year.
Moreton Bay LibrariesLibraries-provide a treasury of FREE reading resources to help students their daily reading habits over the long
holidays.. The 10 libraries provide a wide variety of opening times
eg North lakes is open all day on Sundays. For more info on opening times go to:
https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/general.aspx?id=125528
Moreton Bay Libraries School Holiday ProgramProgram- runs from 15 December 2014 - 23 January 2015. There are a wide variety of FREE
activities available at all Moreton Bay Libraries during the Christmas holidays. For a full programme of activities and events, call in
at any library or go to:
https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/general.aspx?id=118552.
Bookings are essential.
Two Summer Reading Programmes - a proven way to keep kids
reading over the Christmas holidays to ensure their reading level
isn’t affected negatively over the long break from school:
1. Moreton Bay Region Libraries Summer Reading ClubClub runs from
Monday 1 December to Friday 23 January and is open to Moreton
Bay Region Library members, 17 years and under. You can join
a n d /o r p ar t ic i pa t e a t y ou r l i b ra ry or o nl i n e
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/src.
Join online at https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/subsite.aspx?
ekfrm=125882 Join Summer Reading Club for the chance to win
$25 and $50 book vouchers. As a Summer Reading Club member,
you’ll earn an entry into our prize draw every time you complete 3
hours of reading. Weekly prizes are drawn from Friday 19 December to Friday 23 January. Read for as many hours as you can. Contact your library for more information or go to one of our launch
events- https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/general.aspx?
id=135971#lissa
2. Scholastic Reading ChallengeChallenge- as featured in last week’s newsletter
Registration for this Challenge opens on 1 December 2014 at
http://scholastic.com.au/schools/bookclub/competitions/
summer.asp
Christmas in the LibraryLibrary- the nativity scene is growing each day in
the library’s front window, starting with an empty stable and manger and animals, shepherds, Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus gradually
appearing each day. Also, one of the seminar rooms has been
made into a Christmas room all decked out to be Christmassy with
tinsel, Christmas tree etc. Each day before school, morning tea
and lunch breaks and afternoon school, students can go in for a
Christmas story reading. Many wonderful staff and older students,
full of the Christmas spirit , are giving up their breaks to share
their love of Christmas with our younger students. Parents are
welcome to join in and read or share.
Chess Classes-will
resume next year from week 2 every Thursday
Classes
from 3:15-4:15pm in the library with an expected cost of $10 per
week. a book.
Thank youyou-to the many wonderful library volunteers who have
faithfully played an important role in helping with library tasks this
year- Trish Harrison, Megan Young, Rebecca Johnson, Shannon
Croghan, and Leiza Dunlop, Denise Halpin, Cheryl Fanning, Agnes
Blair, Karen Cadoo and Cale Buzza. You all make a big difference
to the service our library offers our students and staff. We welcome more offers of help for 2014./....cont
Summer Chess Camp: Monday, December 15 & Tuesday, December 16 and also Thursday January 23 & Friday January 23 from
8:30am to 4pm at Nudgee College, Boondall. Expert coaching will
be available, games, activities and a rated tournament. It will a
good opportunity for players to learn new tricks and tactics. We
have entry forms in our school library or email [email protected] or ph 0401 780 564
JANICE CHILCOTT—
CHILCOTT—TEACHER LIBRARIAN
College News
TUCKSHOP NEWS
DASHDASH-FORFOR-ASH
Last Tuesday, the whole school participated in a fundraiser called
‘Dash-for-Ash’ in honour of Ashley Tamplin, a past student of St
Eugene College. The brainchild of our principal, Mr Anthonisz, the
goal was to support the Sanfilippo Children’s Foundation and also
to contribute towards the cost of bringing Cilicap students to the
College next year. The theme was ‘superheroes’ so dressing-up
made the antics that much more enjoyable.
The actual ‘Dash’ consisted of an obstacle
course then a sprint to the finish on the
north oval. Amid much chaos and fun, seven
medals were awarded to the winners in
combined year level events. A prize was also
awarded for the most artistic superhero
colouring-in by one of our preppies.
After the ‘Dash’ many students, including
Ashley a.k.a. Batman, dressed as their favourite superhero to chase Mr Scott a.k.a. Spiderman and Ms
Wasson a.k.a. Superwoman around the oval. With water pistols
loaded they soaked those in their path. Meanwhile, Mr Orton and
his team of amateur fire-fighters doused all on the oval with the
fire hose, a great way to cool down on a scorching afternoon! All in
all, a fundraising success with over $900 contributed by our generous students and staff. Thank you to the Yr 11 students and
College staff who helped before and on the day.
Tuckshop will resume on the first day of school, Wednesday 28
January 2015.
PAULA PORTER—
PORTER—TUCKSHOP
TUCKSHOP CONVENOR
UNIFORM NEWS
The Uniform Shop will be open during the holiday period on the
following dates:
Monday 19th January 2015
8am—1pm
Tuesday 20th January 2015
11am—4pm
Wednesday 21st January 2015
8am—1pm
Thursday 22nd January 2015
11am—4pm
Friday 23rd January 2015
8am—1pm
New Families—
Families—by appointment only
Thursday 15th January 2015
12pm—5pm
Friday 16th January 2015
9am—1.30pm
Saturday 17th January 2015
9am—1.30pm
ANGELIQUE MURPHY - UNIFORM CONVENOR
CONGRATULATIONS
A huge congratulations goes to Craig D’Cruz (Year 12) who has
been accepted into the Queensland Conservatorium of Music to
study a Bachelor of Music Technology at Griffith University. It is no
easy feat to undergo the audition process and it is a wonderful
achievement for such a brilliant student. Well done Craig!
CONGRATULATIONS
Classroom Music News
Elizabeth Elliott has badges for everything from Hiking, canoeing,
navigating and first aid and community service.
A member of the Burpengary Scout Group and a year 10 student
at Saint Eugene College, Lizzie has been Awarded the Australian
Scout Medallion, which is the highest award achievable in the
Scout Section, Receiving the Scout Medallion is the culmination of
four years of hard work “It’s something honorable to achieve and
there are so many skills I have learnt which assist me in everyday
life, and at school, it has enabled me to become actively involved
with our local community, and I’ve made some awesome friends.
The final task to achieve this award is
to consolidate skills learnt, by planning, organising and leading a 30km
hike in unfamiliar territory with a
group of junior scouts, this was done
in the beautiful Noosa Trails network,
over a weekend.
Lizzie said through the dedication of
volunteer people, like scout leaders, committee members, and
parents together with the support of the scouting hierarchy from
Murrumba District and Scouts Qld Branch, the Burpengary group is
now thriving. Without a thriving group, and extensive program, it is
impossible to achieve the ASM.
On Wednesday 26th of November, students from Music in Years 912 had the opportunity to travel into Southbank to the Queensland
Performing Arts Centre to watch The Lion King Musical. Students
had the opportunity to develop a greater appreciation and understanding of the Musical Theatre world and were able to explore
elements of production beyond film and television. Students were
able to engage in the performance and were captivated by the
lavish costumes, props and outstanding musicality by the orchestra and performers.
College News
CREATIVE ARTS NEWS
Casting Announcements
Thank you to all students who have so
courageously and persistently been auditioning during recent
weeks for our 2015
musical Grease, as
well as for dance
troupes for next year. We sincerely congratulate you all on your
preparation, bravery and professionalism throughout a tedious
and challenging process for all involved. As many of you well know,
we are restricted both by stage space and by script in terms of
how many team members we can cast for these creative projects.
It is always with deepest regret that we are unable to take in every
performer who auditions for these teams. We thank parents for
their ongoing support with helping students understand this difficult issue. We also strongly encourage those students who missed
out this time to persist with the auditioning process next time
around if it is something that they would truly like to achieve being
a part of in the future. Please do not hesitate to come and enquire
with staff for possible recommendations and suggestions for technical growth and improvement if the musical and dance troupes
are important goals that students are pursuing. Sincere thanks to
the many dedicated panel staff members who have so generously
given up so much of their own time over these last few weeks to
complete the casting process.
It is with the upmost, heartfelt sadness
that this week we farewell one of our
most passionate (and of course TALENTED!) artists, performers, truest inspirations and of course –LEADERS of all
time here in the St Eugene family – Mr
Denis Anthonisz. Without the dreams,
insight, support, trust, guidance and passion of this creative, passionate and faith filled man and leader, our budding artists would
quite simply never have enjoyed the immense growth and fruitful
artistic opportunities that they have done over the last seven
years. Denis, our heartfelt thank you for the unforgettable ways in
which you have so passionately guided and inspired the unique
and individual growth of each and every student in our community
– just within the Arts, but in each and every way that individual
students have required your support. To say you will be missed,
would be the greatest of understatements. To say that you have
left within us all a passionate and creative legacy that we will celebrate and treasure every single day is a little closer to the mark!
How blessed and privileged your new community is to be receiving
you! I do wonder though, just how long it will take in the new job
before you are showing them all your favourite dance moves and
best dress ups? Probably not too long I imagine!!
Much love and blessings to you and Suzie always from us all, and
thank you once again for all of the many wonderful things you
have done for the overall life of our community.
Kathy Stewart
(Acting Academic Coordinator – Creative Arts)
CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES/ADDRESS
All students (including Years 10 and 11 students who finished
school last Friday) who have been cast in LEAD ROLES in Grease
are asked to come in and pick up a copy of the Grease script from
which to learn their lines over the Christmas holidays. Thursday
this week is the best day to come in and do this. (Please see next
page for casting details)
If your contact details have changed for any reason at all during
the past 6 months and you have not advised us, please do so as
soon as possible.
This is particularly important for change of address details for all
parents and caregivers as the reporting process is about to commence, and this will ensure that you receive your child’s report
successfully.
Please contact the College on 3491 4606 or 3491 4603 or email
us at [email protected].
Footloose DVD
A big thank you to Jermin Sonquist for his help
and expertise in editing this year’s musical
footage. Thanks to Jermin, we now have a completely edited version of Footloose 2014. At
this late stage of the term, if you would like a
copy of this footage before the holidays, please
feel free to contact me at school and arrange a
time to bring in a USB on which to copy the
footage.
As it is an extremely large file, it is recommended you bring in a 16
GB drive to ensure the project will fit! Alternatively, you are most
welcome to make contact after the Christmas break and arrange
to collect a copy of this footage to keep as a wonderful keepsake
of the great success that was Footloose this year!
Thank You
A final thank you to all students, staff and parents for their ongoing contributions to the Arts life of our school community here at
St Eugene’s throughout 2014 and always. This has certainly been
a hugely successful and exciting year for all involved! Best wishes
to everyone for a happy and refreshing holiday break!
LINDA MATHESON - DATA SECRETARY
CAREER NEWS
The following students have all been lucky to secure a School
Based Traineeships at FoodWorks Burpengary; Jacob Johnson,
Jackson Skaines, Robert Reeves & Nicholas Jones. The students
will be completing a Cert III Business. Any senior student interested in completing a school based traineeship/apprenticeship
please see Mrs Prince when school resumes in2015 or email
[email protected]
WENDY PRINCE - VOC ED ASSISTANT
P& F NEWS
Welcome Back Cuppa 2015—
2015—Wednesday 28th
January
Join is in the Library courtyard after dropping your
child at their classroom.
Welcome Cuppa 2015—
2015— Friday 30th January
Join is in the Library courtyard after dropping your
prep child at their classroom.
College News
CREATIVE ARTS NEWS Cont...
A big congratulations to the following performers in their new performance roles in 2015!!
Middle Years
Dance Troupe
(Yrs 66-9)
Junior Dance
Troupe
(Years 44-5)
Boys Hip Hop
Crew
(Any age)
Isabella Spice
Cadence Garland
Alex Abel
Eryn Allan
Jake Attrill - Kenicke
Olivia Turner
Katie Lannan
Liam Calleja
Erin Smollett
Lucy Burr
Calleigh
Dransfield
Luke Ryan-Toner
Elizabeth Hurd
Kairo Lavia – Danny
Zuko
Ben Lamb- Doody
Alyssa Buckley
Rani Bhinder
Indi Patterson
Natasha Pravidur
Charlie Thiesfield
Jeannie
Cartwright
Jessica Mullins
Travis RyanToner
Jackson Gaiero
Aidan Ramm
Tanika Greensill
Aailyah Dipple
Cailin Waters
Heidi Powell
Katie Davis
Ella McCormick
Jessica Lane
Jamal GeorgeCoker
Steven
Thompson
Thomas
Maccarone
Loclan Davidson
Danika
Voigt
Crystal
Warnes
Brielle
Passmore
Indi Patterson
Amy Jones
Jacob Fry
Elyse RodgerSwain
Jasmine
Gavarra
Courtney
Bargh
Lisa Green
Hayley Calleja
Jacob Hoy
Shae Allan
Eryn Allan
Sharlyze
Somerville
Kamryn Roche
Kye Longhurst
Logan Clark
Shanai Sumner
Charlotte
Spillings
Ali McPherson
Keely Sullivan
Celena McKay
Amy Brennan
Jasmine Gavarra
Jessica Smith
Fay Ryan-Toner
Olivia Martin
Taylah Howard
Maddy Barkle
Montana
Shorten
Dakotah
Shorten
Chelsea Bates
Elizabeth Hurd
Saskia Hop
Zahra Ramm
Bethanie Roche
Kyra McDonald
Senior
Dance
Troupe
(Years
1010-12)
Bridget
Russel
Chloe
Haugland
Maddy
PinnaMcVinish
Annie
Barnett
Tamsyn
Dawe
Olivia
Nyman
Kaitlyn
Weldon
Alisha Fagg
Early Years
Dance
Troupe
(TBA) –
Next Year
Erin Smollett
Crystal Howard
NB – Those students who have been cast in both a dance troupe and musical will need
to choose which of the 2 roles to take on during the musical season. AFTER the close of
Grease, students who do choose the musical are then invited to concentrate solely on
dance troupe in preparation for events and eisteddfods.
Please feel free to contact me anytime about any of the announcements above. Best
wishes once again a wonderful Christmas holiday!!
Kathy Stewart
(Acting Academic Coordinator – Creative Arts)
“Grease”
Musical
Ensemble
Elliah Madden
“Grease”-“Grease”
Lead Roles
Matthew Breen Roger
Jordan Harris –
Sonny
Lachlan Tramacchi Eugene
Jacob Pratt – Vince
Fontane
Tyler Short – Teen
Angel
Thomas Dillon –
Johnny Casino
Steph Dyer – Sandy
Brenna Dransfield –
Marty
Kiara Sulzberger –
Jan
Katie Davis - Rizzo
Michelle Powell Frenchy
Courtney Lombe –
Patty
Ashleigh Parker –
Miss Lynch
Maddy Pinna
McVinish - ChaCha-Cha
“Grease”
Ensemble
OR
possible
Minor Roles
as they arise
“Grease”
Vocal
Chorus
Chloe
Haugland
Tamysn Dawe
Ailish Rolston
Sophie
Hope
Tianna
Davies
Bree Pilcher
Isabella Spice
Ellen Byrne
Charlie
Thiesfield
Keely Sullivan
Ashleigh
Parker
Molly Suter
Lucy Burr
Alisha Fagg
Charlie
Thiesfield
Imogen Beech
Olivia Turner