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June 2015 Tammuz 5775 Vol 7 Issue 1

20 Stanley Street Randwick NSW 2031 www.emanuelschool.nsw.edu.au

EMANUEL SCHOOL Where the Individual Excels

Emanuel School is a member of the JCA family of Organisations

From the Development Offi ceWelcome to the 13th issue of our alumni newsletter. We have been producing this bi-annual newsletter since 2009, when our very fi rst issue was just two pages!

You can see all past issues of the newsletter on: www.emanuelschool.nsw.edu.au/publications

We hope you enjoy reading this latest edition which is jam-packed with news about you and your peers, our graduates of Emanuel School. Thank you for your contributions – we always look forward to hearing your news! Our alumni Facebook page is becoming a popular medium for sharing your news and we encourage you to read this page and post. If you are not already a member, here is the link to join: www.facebook.com/groups/emanuel.oldscholars/

A new School initiative this year is our Emanuel Shuk, which could be a great opportunity to promote your business within our Emanuel Community.

If you have a business you would like to promote, here is the link to join: www.facebook.com/groups/Emanuelshuk/

Do you ever wonder if the records you set at your High School Swimming and Athletics Carnivals have remained unbroken? Check out the sports records tables on pages 9-11.

Our fi rst-ever 25 Year reunion (Class of 1989) was held over till January this year, to coincide with the visit back to Sydney of alum Lana Burdai, who has been living in London for the past 10 years where she works in banking.

We have fi ve alumni reunions planned for this year:• 25 Years – Class of 1990 • 20 Years – Class of 1995• 15 Years – Class of 2000• 10 Years – Class of 2005• 5 Years – Class of 2010

If you are from one of these year groups and would like to help organize your reunion, please let me know: [email protected]

Aside from our regular alumni reunions, we are also planning an alumni event on Sunday 29 November, to celebrate the opening of our new building. You will receive your invitation closer to the time and we hope to see you there that afternoon.

Sonia Newell, Development Offi cer

Class of 1989, 25 Year reunion

Inside this Issue...

From the Development Offi ce .............1

From the Principal’s Desk ...................2

Gesher Community Connections ........................2

Staying in Touch ..................3

Alumni visits to Emanuel ..........................6

Where are They Now? ..........................7

Reunions .............................8

Sport Records .....................9

1983 School Photo ............12

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Dear Alumni of Emanuel School,

That we are close to half way through the year so quickly is always a mystery! We have been watching our new building grow and develop day by day and are very excited to be preparing to move in early next term. We hope that you will all be able to come and walk through

this signifi cant addition to our facilities during our planned Alumni function late in the year.

This year has seen an increase in the opportunities for our students to travel overseas and experience different cultures. At the end of 2014, we had 26 Year 10 students go to Israel on a six-week program that saw them learning about Israel’s history, people, community action programs and innovations. This year we have had over 50 students express their interest in going on this program (Chavayah). The experience has been made possible by the very generous donation of a community member and facilitated by the JCA, who have pledged to continue this support into the future. Their vision is that all Jewish students who wish to travel and learn about Israel should be able to, regardless of the fi nancial cost.

While our connections with Jilkminggan in the Northern Territory have continued, we have also opened up another opportunity for

expanding our horizons through a ten-day trip to East Timor, to connect with a community there. The initiative for this Emanuel program came from fi ve of our current students and alumni (Jake Silove 2014, Sam Koslowski 2012 and Jonty Katz 2012) who have travelled to East Timor with the United Nations Youth organisation in recent years. We look forward to a successful inaugural experience for the group who will take up this opportunity in August of this year.

As you will read below, our Gesher Committee has this year continued to hold events to engage members of our community, including current and past parents, ex-students, grandparents and friends.

Our P & F Committee is organising a Golf Day on 29 October at Bonnie Doon – keep an eye out for the advertising for this event and plan to join with other golfers for what is sure to be a very enjoyable day. The P & F is raising funds to assist the School with realizing our goal of making our playground more interesting and effective as a play space.

Looking forward to seeing you at the Alumni function to show you all our new building on 29 November.

Best wishes Anne Hastings, Principal

We hope you are becoming familiar with the word “Gesher” – Hebrew for “bridge”. Our Gesher community activities go from strength to strength!

We held our inaugural and very successful “Jazz on the

Hill” in mid-March at which the alumni band 33 Degrees

performed, as did some of our School Jazz bands.

We hope some of you will join us for this event next year.

We continue with our bi-annual CBD Networking Breakfast

as well as our Emanuel Striders team in The Mother’s

Day Classic and it would be great to see some of you

join our team, “Emanuel School Striders” for City2Surf

on 9 August www.city2surf.com.au (our password is

‘MindSpiritBeing’). We look forward to welcoming you

again at future events, both your reunions and also

the various School events planned for later in the year,

including a special alumni afternoon to showcase the new

building. We always love to hear your news and we thank

you for your contributions to the life of our amazing School

and community!

Daniel Knoll,

Board member and Chair, Gesher Committee

From the Principal’s Desk

Join the Emanuel School Striders at this year’s City2Surf.

Last year we had over 60 participants.Let’s smash that record in 2015

Visit www.city2surf.com.auand join the ‘Emanuel School Striders’ team.

Our password is ‘MindSpiritBeing’.

Questions? Email [email protected]

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Staying in TouchEngagements• Mark Rosenberg (’00) and Jade Moore (1)

• Daniel Malki (’02) and Keren Gore (2)

• Daniel Neumann (’02) and Sharonne Symonds (3)

• Tommy Becker (’04) and Batel Yalma, in Israel (4)

• Jesse Levy (’04 ) and Carly Fenton (5)

• Gabi Rein (’04) and Jared Keen (6)

• Max Rosin-Melser (’04) and Karina Aivazian (7)

• Jonathan Kummerfeld (’05) and Ellen Stuart, in Berkeley, California (8)

• Leigh Golran (’06) and Jake Vozzo (9)

• Jennifer Lewis (’06) and James Lambert (10)

• Rebecca Einfeld (’09) and Michael Di Veroli (11)

Weddings• Greg Weisz (’90) and Jane Sebel

– 8 February 2015• Simon H olloway (’97) and Ariella Symons

– 18 January 2015• Dan Shakenovsky (’00) and Paula Hadasssin

– 8 February 2015 (12)

• Aiden Levy (’02) and Sarah Kezelman – 25 January 2015 (13)

• Shaun Greenblo (’03) and Jana Zurawlenko – 1 March 2015, in Byron Bay (14)

• Natalie Glance (’04) and David Manning – 24 January 2015

• Fane Levy (’04) and Jade Cantoni – 22 February 2015 (15)

• Mark Lewis (’04) and Hana Khamphounvong – 25 January 2015 on the island of Koh Kood, Thailand (16)

• Georgia Snow (’04) and Danny Stern (’04) – 22 February 2015

• Ariane Boxall (’05) and Asher Lazar – 11 January 2015

• Dana Charlupski (’07) and Daniel Potter – 8 March 2015 (17)

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FRIENDS?Keep your eyes posted for details

about our 2015 Reunions.If you have any old school photos that you would like

to share on the night, please contact Sonia for details.

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Births• Chris and Anna Robinson (Gankin) ’02 – Lucy

Jane, born 19 December 2014, sister to Katie (18)

• Marcia and Robert Binder (’04) – Eva Alia, born 1 January 2015 (19)

• Lara (Kemeny) ’98 and Anthony Pitt – Lachlan Xavier, born January 2015

• Fiona and Cody Aaron (’05) – Felicity Belle, born 13 February 2015 (20)

• Yael (Rita Domeshok) ’95 and Shmulik Scuri – Batya Leeba, born 16 February 2015, sister to fi ve big brothers – Menahem M, Yosef Y, Tevye Mordechai, Pinchus Elyagu and Shneur Zalman

• Tal (Assoulin) ’02 and Richard Manning – Benjamin, born 21 February 2015, brother to Aiden (21)

• Yael (Abeshouse) ’01 and Adam Westheimer – Beau Lionel, born 7 March 2015 (22)

• Sarah (Krigstein) ’05 and David Robuck – Eliana Beth, born 29 March 2015

• Romy (Ginsberg) ’02 and Grant Abrahamson – Jordan, born 20 April 2015, brother to Zac (23)

• Kate (Wilson) ’98 and Brad Samowitz – Layla Mia, born 25 May 2015, sister to Ari (24)

• Terri Milunsky Ruiz ’01 and Seb Ruiz – Emma, born 28 May 2015 (25)

• Avital (Vitenberg) ‘00 and Brad Melman – Eitan Nathan, born 2 June 2015, brother to David (26)

• Aviva Waks Gill ’01 and Jamie Gill – Arlo James, born 4 June 2015 (27)

Life after School• Jewish Changemakers Awards: This annual

event had a brief to nominate someone in the Jewish community who is making the world a better place. Partnered by B’nai B’rith Alfred Dreyfus Anti-Defamation Unit and JNF, it attracted over 50 exceptional nominations from school students to young professionals in our community. A number of our alumni – Jeremy Spinak (’00), Genna Radnan (’09), Lanna Newman-Plant (’10), Avia Madar (’10) and Jonty Katz (’12) were nominated for the various awards as were three current students. We were certainly very proud of the efforts of all of our nominees, and especially proud of Jeremy Spinak, President of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, who won the prestigious B’nai B’rith Award for Leadership (28 & 29)

• Gena (Rosenberg) Been (’02) has spent the last few months developing ideas for an after school art & craft program. Her fi rst public class is a school holiday program targeted at 8+ which will be held in Bondi Junction. She is also organising adult classes. (30)

www.mycreationstation.com.au• Rebecca Kummerhof (Kummerfeld) (’03) – graduated recently from the University of Sydney with a PhD in education history and is now

on a well-deserved, extended overseas holiday with her husband, Ian.• Cody Aaron (’05): “After fi nishing Year 12, I began a degree in ‘Liberal Studies’, which included an Arts major, a Science major, and

a language. After a couple of months I realised that this wasn’t for me, so spent the remainder of the year working and studying for a Diploma of Financial Markets.I knew that I wanted to get involved in business, but wanted to do something to separate myself from others who would graduate with a

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Commerce degree or similar, so my plan was to do a technical degree fi rst and then an MBA a few years afterwards once I had some professional experience. I ended up studying Petroleum Engineering at UNSW, and during my penultimate year of study, I was offered a Graduate position with Woodside Energy.Before moving to Perth, I completed my fi nal year of my degree and married my girlfriend of six years, Fiona. We’ve been living in Western Australia for over three years now, and I’ve been promoted to a fully-fl edged Petroleum Engineer at the same Company. During my time at Woodside so far, I’ve had opportunities to work on Gas Platforms and Oil FPSOs, a short 150km helicopter ride offshore of the Northern region of Western Australia, as well as several roles based in the offi ce in Perth. Earlier this year, Fi gave birth to our fi rst child – Felicity – who is now taking up the majority of my time when I’m not at work. (31)

• Tal Barhon (’08) is the Director at Itech education, in Rose Bay, offering technology courses for all ages. www.itecheducation.com.au

• Mel Aaron fi nished school in 2009 and started her university degree in Health Science at the University of Sydney a year later. “I am now in my fi nal year completing my Masters of Diagnostic Radiography. I joined several performance groups during my undergraduate years, including Sydney University Musical Theatre Ensemble (MUSE) and Science Revue. This year, I joined an A Cappella group with some wonderful people that I met through my various extra-curricular performances. Our group is called The Acappelicans. You can fi nd us on Facebook to see what we get up to. Just recently we had the honour of competing in the Australian A Cappella State Finals. We came second and as a result, in September this year, we will travel to Melbourne to compete for a chance to participate in the National Final. Singing has really expanded my University experience and is has been terrifi c to connect with a group of people who sing just for the love of it.” (32 - pictured with her father & niece)

• Roie Wassershtrom (’09) was recently involved in a program called NEIS (New Enterprise Incentive Scheme), which is aimed at jobseekers who are interested in starting and running a small business and helps them turn an idea into a viable business and to become a self-employed business owner. The program provides practical, accredited small business training, mentoring and fi nancial assistance from the Australian Government.After successfully completing the program, each applicant has their own business plan (a product of their own work), a Cert IV in Small Business Management and fi nancial support, as well as a multitude of business networking connections and knowledge. “My business is called Royal Bar Services, with a focus on bringing the event back into the home. We do this by taking the stress out of planning your function and work with you to achieve the event you imagine. Everything from calculating how many drinks will be needed through to the physical blocking of how your event will look. We provide professional bar service staff and equipment and can also provide supplies for your event.” www.RoyalBarServices.com.au

• Shaun Katz (’10) just graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (UNSW) and is now studying part-time a Juris Doctor degree at UNSW whist working. (33)

We would love to hear what you are doing now.

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Thursday 29 October 2015 Bonnie Doon Golf Club, Pagewood

SAVE THE DAYEMANUEL SCHOOL’S GOLF DAY 2015To be held at Bonnie Doon Golf Course onThursday 29 October 2015Begin organising your four-ball aggregate stableford team

Email Gabriel Pallo or Sonia Newell: [email protected] for further information and to sponsor a hole or the event!

Mazal Tov to all our alumni who have recently graduated from their chosen university courses!

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Alumni visit School• We held our inaugural “Jazz on the Hill” event on Sunday 15

March. Alum jazz band, 33 Degrees, along with our Senior School Jazz Band and our Staff jazz group, entertained around 180 parents and friends with their toe tapping music! (1)

• Alum, representing the varied Israel programs on offer following the completion of Year 12, came to School last month to talk to our senior students (2)

• Talya Hynek (’08) – has been working as a casual teacher in our Primary School for most of the year to date. (3)

• Jess (Weiss) Segail (’06) and Nicole (Mizrahi) Shapiro (’03) both now teachers at Mt Sinai College, at School for Term 2 Staff Development Day! (4)

• 2015 Primary School Open Day – Bella (Binder) and Gray Negrine (both ’99) (5 with son Max); ex-students Zoe Spiegel (6)

& Jacob Kaplan (7 with daughter Claudia) who started here in 1983, Anna-Lisa Palmer (6)

• Dion Markovics (’11) – spoke to a small group of senior High School students about working in Real Estate (8)

• David Brook (’98) pictured here with his wife Hanna and his former Music teacher, now Deputy Principal, Margaret Lowe (9)

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Madi Apps Class of 2009“Since fi nishing school in 2009, I have completed a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, have had three career changes and have left footprints in America, Asia and Europe (a few times over). I caught the travel bug during my gap year and have never fully scratched the itch since… I doubt I ever will. While studying at university, I worked for two different companies specialising in Public Relations and Digital Marketing. After three years of such work, and nearing the end of my degree, my career momentum ground to a halt when I realised I was following a path that I didn’t particularly enjoy. And so began my ‘quarter-life-crisis’… The remedy? I packed my bags and I moved to Spain. There I led a completely nocturnal life fuelled by a staple diet of sangria and tapas. I lived with people I didn’t know, I danced to music I didn’t like, and I travelled to places I’d never been. It was truly wonderful.While living away, I also reconnected with four of my favourite pastimes – reading, writing, travelling and learning, which led to an epiphany… why couldn’t my career combine all four elements?Eight months on, I returned home with an empty wallet, a full heart, and a readiness to chase my new career dream of becoming a journalist. After months of persistence and a stroke of luck, I ended up landing a wonderful role at 60 Minutes. There, I take care of the digital space, which consists of everything from manning social

media communications, to producing weekly online segments called ‘Extra Minutes’. It’s an all-consuming job, but I absolutely love it.I often reminisce about my days at Emanuel and how they shaped me to be the person that I am today. I will always remember my very last day of Year 12, when a big group of us planted ourselves on a grassy patch outside B12. We were armed with one guitar, a few too many tears and whole lot of love. It was an incredibly heart-warming experience that fully encapsulated my beautiful time at Emanuel. The friendships I made and the lessons I learned will last me a lifetime. And then some…”

PhotosA – 2006 with sisters Bianca (’08) and Annaliese (’11); B – With best friends, Meaghan Kemeny and Shylie Rimmer, Class of 2009

Jack MalkiClass of 1993My family emigrated from Italy to Australia in December 1981. None of us spoke English when we arrived in Sydney I was at Emanuel School from Year 5 to Year 12, my sister Silvia, from Year 3 to Year 12 (’95) and my brother Daniel was at the School from Year K to Year 10 (’02), so we were pretty well entrenched!!Interestingly, I only recently found out that my father, Albert Malki, has his name on the Founders’ Board which is on display in the School’s Administration Building!More than 50 percent of my class was either non-Jewish or had some kind of “part Jewish heritage”.Our class was relatively small until Year 10 when we had around ten Indonesian students join. I completely lost track of them after school but recently I have been seeing them when I go to Indonesia for work, which has been great. I see several local classmates and keep in touch with others who have moved to Perth and Melbourne.When I fi nished school I went to UNSW and completed a commerce degree, majoring in fi nance and marketing. I had always dreamed about working in marketing and advertising and had a job opportunity to join Proctor and Gamble, but after backpacking around the world, came back to a job in fi nance as a funds manager.

Some years later I joined our family business, Jet Technologies, which is a fairly specialised company that works in the printing and packaging markets. Most people do not realise how technical and involved that industry is, but it has been an interesting business to learn and work in.Since my backpacking days as a student, travelling to various countries has always been a great interest of mine – these days with three children, we have to pick places that interest them as well, but it is still fun. Emanuel School was a small school when I joined in the mid-80’s. The teachers were generally quite young and there was great camaraderie between students and teachers. We had our 20-year reunion at the end of 2013 and I was amazed at the response and turnout of our former teachers who all spoke with the same fondness about the special environment at the School at the time. Growing up in such a special environment at school meant that we got to know each other really well (classmates and teachers alike) and it was amazing to see how little any of us had actually changed in those 20 years!

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Staying In TouchThere are so many ways to stay involved with School.

• Send your news and photos for publication: We love to read what our old school friends have

been up to, so please send in your news and

photos for the next issue of our Emanuel School

Alumni newsletter.

• Help to organise and/or attend your reunion: Class reunions are held every fi ve years, and get-

togethers can be arranged at any time. Organising

social events can be great fun and if you cannot

organise one, make sure you attend.

• Speak at a School event: Past students

are invited back as guest speakers at events,

assemblies and in classes. If you have a topic of

interest, please let us know.

• Contribute to our School Archives: Have you

been wondering what to do with your school photos,

uniform, publications, programs? Please do not throw

them away. They may be important to us.

• Visit us: If you would like to visit the School and

see how it has changed since you left as a student,

please let us know and we can organise a tour of

the campus.

Reunions planned for 2015We have fi ve alumni reunions planned for this year:

• 25 Years – Class of 1990





If you are from one of these year groups and would like to help organize your reunion, please let me know: [email protected]

Class of 2000

Class of 2010

Class of 1990

Class of 1995

Class of 2005

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Sporting records remain unbrokenCan you fi nd your name?

TRACK EVENT RECORD HOLDER TIME

Junior Boys 800m L Lewis (2004) 2.28.63

Junior Girls 800m D Lewis (1998) 2.54.00

Inter Boys 800m R Ezekiel (2011) 2.11.98

Inter Girls 800m N Coleman (1998) 2.56.23

Senior Boys 800m A Stein (1997) 2.28.32

Senior Girls 800m S Perrott (2002) 3.13.84

Junior Boys 1500m B Ezekiel (2000) 5.36.39

Junior Girls 1500m T Haviv (2004) 6.10.05

Inter Boys 1500m B Gnesin (1999) 5.25.45

Inter Girls 1500m S Sztern (1999) 7.14.96

Senior Boys 1500m E Krasilovsky 4.48.55

Senior Girls 1500m S Sztern (2000) 6.15.66

12 years Boys 100m Y Gershinsky (2000) 0.13.39

12 years Girls 100m G Allerhand 0.14.75

13 years Boys 100m S Levy (2005) 0.12.41

13 years Girls 100m E Regan-Lacey (2009) 0.12.97

14 years Boys 100m L Lewis (2005) 0.11.79

14 years Girls 100m M Lapidge (2013) 0.14.39

15 years Boys 100m L Braude (2004) 0.11.55

15 years Girls 100m J Gomez (2005) 0.13.55

16 years Boys 100m S Wrublewski (2011) 0.11.52


17 years Boys 100m J Braude (2005) 0.11.40


12 years Boys 200m T Rosser (1994) 0.29.47

12 years Girls 200m M Haneman (2004) 0.32.93


TRACK EVENT RECORD HOLDER TIME

13 years Girls 200m A Krantz (2004) 0.28.17






16 years Girls 200m D Beinhart (1995) 0.30.81

17 years Boys 200m J Braude (2005) 0.22.94


12 years Boys 400m D Ratner 1.07.07

12 years Girls 400m M Apps (2004) 1.18.04


13 years Girls 400m A Neumann (2003) 1.13.15


14 years Girls 400m S Bar-On 1.11.34

15 years Boys 400m H Buch (2013) 0.58.66

15 years Girls 400m S Bar-On (2013) 1.12.76


16 years Girls 400m S Diamond (2013) 1.12.96


17 years Girls 400m E Regan-Lacy (2012) 1.04.79

*Junior Boys 4x100m relay Green House (2000) 0.55.76

*Junior Girls 4x100m relay Rashi House (2013) 1.03.45

*Intermed Boys 4x100m relay Rashi House (2007) 0.51.32

*Intermed Girls 4x100m relay Rashi House (2013) 1.01.63

*Senior Boys 4x100m relay Rabin House (2011) 0.49.80

*Senior Girls 4x100m relay Blue House (1998) 1.01.80

2008 Age Champions, 2002 Hofstein, 2009

Boris, Year 12, 2005 2001Year 11, 2012

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FIELD EVENT RECORD HOLDER DISTANCE

12 years Boys Shot R Rimmer (1994) 13.44m

12 years Girls Shot S Elterman (1994) 10.88m

13 years Boys Shot M Meisner (1997) 12.36m

13 years Girls Shot O Aranova (1995) 10.16m

14 years Boys Shot J Punin (1995) 14.81m

14 years Girls Shot I Finkelstein (1996) 10.5m

15 years Boys Shot M Schwartz (1995) 14.78m

15 years Girls Shot C Weisz (1996) 10.4m

16 years Boys Shot B Goldstein (2008) 12.24m

16 years Girls Shot K Khersontseva (2011) 11.31m

17 years Boys Shot D Vigdor (1999) 14.82m

17 years Girls Shot K Khersontseva (2012) 9.14m

12 years Boys Discus D Wildsoet (2002) 21.22m

12 years Girls Discus T Halperin 17.76m

13 years Boys Discus S Wrublewski (2008) 29.32m

13 years Girls Discus T Shapiro (2001) 18.74m

14 years Boys Discus T Rioseco (2002) 24.73m

14 years Girls Discus J Latham (2012) 19.26m

15 years Boys Discus N Holloway (2001) 30.46m

15 years Girls Discus L Iliagouev (2006) 20.22m

16 years Boys Discus B Goldstein (2008) 34.04m

16 years Girls Discus K Khersontseva (2011) 24.30m

17 years Boys Discus S Jankelowitz 25.76m

17 years Girls Discus K Khersontseva (2012) 23.71m

12 years Boys Turbo Jav D Abulafi a (2008) 26.17m

12 years Girls Turbo Jav S Knespal (2008) 13.60m

13 years Boys Turbo Jav I Toledano (2006) 24.20m

13 years Girls Turbo Jav D Metz (2008) 20.30m

14 years Boys Turbo Jav I Toledano (2007) 32.8m

14 years Girls Turbo Jav J Lewis (2009) 15.96m

FIELD EVENT RECORD HOLDER DISTANCE

15 years Boys Turbo Jav R Zimmerman (2007) 31.05m

15 years Girls Turbo Jav A Werner (2007) 17.50m

16 years Boys Turbo Jav B Knoll (2008) 33.62m

16 years Girls Turbo Jav K Markovics (2006) 17.60m

17 years Boys Turbo Jav S Ozana (2008) 41.00m

17 years Girls Turbo Jav J Weiss (2009) 18.60m

12 years Boys Long jump O Malatskey (2000) 4.50m

12 years Girls Long jump M Haneman &M Apps (2004)

3.54m

13 years Boys Long jump Y Charlupski (2000) 4.95m

13 years Girls Long jump M Aviad (2009) 3.61m

14 years Boys Long jump S Wrublewski (2009) 4.98m

14 years Girls Long jump A Werner (2006) 4.20m

15 years Boys Long jump S Kolt (2013) 5.55m

15 years Girls Long jump J Latham (2013) 4.46m

16 years Boys Long jump R Vigdor (1994) 6.30m

16 years Girls Long jump E Regan-Lacey (2011) 4.57m

17 years Boys Long jump S Cruthers (2008) 5.95m

17 years Girls Long jump J Gomez (2007) 4.09m

12 years Boys High jump E Lasker 1.30m

12 years Girls High jump D Braude (2009) 1.35m

13 years Boys High jump H Buch (2011) 1.50m

13 years Girls High jump D Golran (2004) 1.28m

14 years Boys High jump S Levy (2006) 1.56m

14 years Girls High jump J Latham (2012) 1.37m

15 years Boys High jump S Cruthers (2005) 1.61m

15 years Girls High jump J Latham (2013) 1.45m


16 years Girls High jump E Kalman (2001) 1.42m


17 years Girls High jump J Gomez (2008) 1.35m

2009 Matthew Kahn, Year 8, 2006 Year 12, 2005

2011 2013Hayley Potok, Year 11, 2008

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SWIMMING EVENT RECORD HOLDER TIME

12 years Boys 50m Freestyle S Greenblo (1998) 0.30.13

12 years Girls 50m Freestyle C Milunsky (1999) 0.31.79


13 years Girls 50m Freestyle L Bowman 0.32.58


14 years Girls 50m Freestyle D Lewis 0.31.85

15 years Boys 50m Freestyle W Kotzen (2001) 0.27.35

15 years Girls 50m Freestyle J Abadee (2001) 0.31.35


16 years Girls 50m Freestyle C Silver (1999) 0.29.93

17/Open Boys 50m Freestyle W Kotzen (2003) 0.26.28

17/Open Girls 50m Freestyle A Smith (2008) 0.31.13

12 years Boys 50m Breaststroke S Greenblo (1998) 0.48.82

12 years Girls 50m Breaststroke K Levy (1999) 0.46.18

13 years Boys 50m Breaststroke M Friedman (2010) 0.41.67

13 years Girls 50m Breaststroke D Lewis 0.45.13

14 years Boys 50m Breaststroke M Friedman (2011) 0.40.03

14 years Girls 50m Breaststroke D Lewis 0.44.13

15 years Boys 50m Breaststroke B Goldstein (2007) 0.39.05

15 years Girls 50m Breaststroke A Smith (2006) 0.43.91

16 years Boys 50m Breaststroke B Goldstein (2008) 0.39.67

16 years Girls 50m Breaststroke C Silver (1999) 0.40.09

17/Open Boys 50m Breaststroke D Coleman (2002) 0.37.36

17/Open Girls 50m Breaststroke A Smith (2008) 0.42.90

12 years Boys 50m Backstroke S Greenblo (1998) 0.36.47

12 years Girls 50m Backstroke K Levy (1999) 0.42.40


13 years Girls 50m Backstroke L Bowman (2011) 0.37.22


14 years Girls 50m Backstroke N Coleman 0.37.16

SWIMMING EVENT RECORD HOLDER TIME

15 years Boys 50m Backstroke W Kotzen (2001) 0.34.67

15 years Girls 50m Backstroke D Lewis 0.39.74


16 years Girls 50m Backstroke N Coleman (1999) 0.37.81

17/Open Boys 50m Backstroke S Greenblo (2003) 0.31.51

17/Open Girls 50m Backstroke M Brown (2010) 0.38.85

Junior Boys 100m Freestyle S Greenblo 1.04.63

Junior Girls 100m Freestyle L Bowman (2011) 1.13.07

Intermed Boys 100m Freestyle W Kotzen (2001) 1.01.52

Intermed Girls 100m Freestyle C Silver 1.05.44

Senior Boys 100m Freestyle W Kotzen (2003) 0.58.77

Senior Girls 100m Freestyle C Silver (2000) 1.10.02

Junior Boys 50m Butterfl y S Greenblo 0.32.15

Junior Girls 50m Butterfl y J Abadee 0.37.95

Intermed Boys 50m Butterfl y S Greenblo (2002) 0.29.47

Intermed Girls 50m Butterfl y N Coleman 0.31.16

Senior Boys 50m Butterfl y S Greenblo (2003) 0.29.61

Senior Girls 50m Butterfl y C Silver 0.34.83

RELAYS

Junior Girls 4 x 50m Freestyle Szenes House (2012) 2.37.68

Intermed Girls 4 x 50m Freestyle Rabin House (2001) 2.28.84

Senior Girls 4 x 50m Freestyle Rabin House (2001) 2.25.50

Junior Boys 4 x 50m Freestyle Szenes House (2007) 2.27.51

Intermed Boys 4 x 50m Freestyle Rashi House (2001) 2.05.64

Senior Boys 4 x 50m Freestyle Szenes House (2002) 2.03.07

Open Girls 4 x 50m Medley Blue House (2000) 2.38.63

Open Boys 4 x 50m Medley Szenes House (2002) 2.25.28

Werner, 2005 2006 Keven Levy, Year 11, 2010

Year 8, 2008 2009

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Second Row (L-R): Alla Nock, Miriam Fox, Jenny Spinak, Jessica Bures, Ondine Sherman, Mandi Smith, Eli Haski, Daphny Ravy, Natasha Cherny, Khara Weisz, Svetlana Goltsman, Rachel Speigel.

Third Row (L-R): Benny Sharon, Daniel Vasin, Russel Bergman, Rueben Newhouse, Danny Sharon, David Jeffries, Julian Bures, Perlita Benhayon, Kolya Miller, Ben Fox, David Ratner, Jacob Kaplan, Alex Strizhevsky, Jonathan Hirst, Simon Glasser, Eric ____.

Fourth Row (L-R): David Kotek, Gavin Sorauer, Guy Ravy, David Hirst, Greg Weisz, Anton Boski, Lindi Smith, Felicia Meric, Nadine Weinberger, Marina Goldshmid, Solonge Boski, Sarona Pilcer, Denis Zilberman, Maxim ____, ________, Ryo Hino, Adin Pilcer.

Back Row (L-R): Hezie Lazarous, Nick Deutsch, David Sorauer, Michael Fooks, Leonid Goltsman, Harry Derunovsky, Alan Jeffries, Eugene Freeney, Ronnie Aron, Ari Marks, Christian Charnas, Yonaton Miller, Ben Donally, Ronen Stolier.

Staff: LHS left to right: Sandi Einstein, Shirley Holt, Linda Zurnamer.Middle of photo left to right: Lou-Anne Folder, Tom Wiedenman (Principal), Sarah Friend.RHS left to right: Debbie Levy, Jeanette Streimer, Carol Perry.

The Emanuel School Family 1983We are now only missing seven names..... hope you can help complete this list of our fi rst ever offi cial Emanuel School photograph. How good is your memory? Can you help us identify them?

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