2004 School Magazine

086 Woolcocl< House:The Colour

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WOOLCOCK HOUSE

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Above: Year 8 Party girls Right: Year 85 dress up for the party

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Above: Year I OS at Ihe party Right: Year 95 at the party Below: Year 9 Woolcock winners

>. With our bright yellow costumes

House Woolcock really is

Our first event was the House Party in Term

and dazzling spirit, it was no wonder Woolcock House was one of the most

I and it was quite clear that our yellow fellows prominent Houses at BGGS in 2004. sure knew how to make a good party! The The vitality and enthusiasm shown girls were decked out in their finest yellow by the girls were truly admirable and and even the staffjoined in CG^, fashion made the year simply unforgettable. fun. A great time was had by all with games, 2004 started with the arrival of the dancing, singing and lots of pizza and cake. A energetic Year 85 and it wasn't very long special commendation must go to Dr Natt for before they had settled into their new having the courage to wear a yellow dress in home and were displaying their fun public and winning the 'Best Dressed Teacher' and eager attitude. Throughout the award. He was certainly one of the highlights entire year their spirit and contribution of the party! to Woolcock and its various activities As March crept upon us, Chandler have never faltered making the House Aquatic Center was Inundated by a sea of immensely proud. 2004 also welcomed Woolcockian Warriors, all donned in their logs two new members to the House Ms and yellow caps. Our exceptional swimmers Leiuman and Dr Natt, our new Year 8 and Incredible cheer squad carried the House and Year I I House Group Teachers to second place overall in the competition, a They were warmly welcomed and soon commendable effort on everyoneS part The Interhouse Drama Competition proved discovered what a great