History
In 2013, Earle Page College will celebrate 50 years of providing a home for UNE students.
Earle Page College is named in honour of Dr Earle Christmas Grafton Page, who was appointed the first Chancellor of the University of New England in 1954 and was Chairman of the Advisory Council of the New England University College from 1938 to 1954. Dr Page was a brilliant student, entering the University of Sydney at the age of 15 and graduating in Medicine with 1st Class Honours. Sir Earle Page was one of Australia's foremost political leaders of last century, being a member of the Federal Parliament from 1919 to 1961. He was at different times Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Treasurer and Leader of the Australian Country Party. It was Earle Page who wrote inter-alia "Each Prove Himself".
Masters
Mr Albert Bussell 1963 - 1975
Dr Barrington Thomas 1976 - 1979
Mr Allan Huggins 1979 - 1988
Mrs Carole Tisdell 1989 - 1991
Mr Philip Raymont 1992 - 1995
Mr Gregory Eddy 1995 - 1999
Mr David Ward 1999 - 2009
Mrs Andrea Gledhill 2010 - Present
SCR Presidents
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1966 – Max Webster
1967 – Dennis Joynt 1968 – Neil Yates 1969 – Reg Smith 1970 – Don Duff-Forbes 1971 – Arthur Davies 1972 – Ian Campbell 1973 – John Nolan 1974 – Sandy Yarwood 1975 – Dick Armstrong 1976 – John Thwaites 1977 – William Bennett 1978 – Peter Brooks 1979 – Don Martin 1980 – Judith Nolan 1981 – Janet Gorst 1982 – Robert Shannon 1983 – Peter Rukin 1984 – Don Martin 1985 – Marie Carroll 1986 – Peter Hemphill 1987 – Hugh Begbie
1988 – Hugh Begbie
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1989 – Robert Kitching
1990 – Howard Creamer 1991 – Howard Creamer 1992 – Peggy Fletcher 1993 – Brent Gregory 1994 – Brent Gregory 1995 – John Lindsay 1996 – John Lindsay 1997 – Lewis Gratton 1998 – Sue Gregory 1999 – Sue Gregory 2000 – Sue Gregory 2001 – Dr Jack Hobbs 2002 – Dr Jack Hobbs 2003 – Dr Jack Hobbs 2004 – David Connah 2005 – Brent Gregory 2006 – Brent Gregory 2007 – Cathy Waters 2008 – Mathew Tierney 2009 – Mathew Tierney
2010 – Mathew Tierney
2011 – Dr Jack Hobbs
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JCR Presidents
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1963 – John Pennefather
1964 – Ian Diamond 1965 – Ross Barlow 1966 – Alan Russell 1967 – Hedley Mooney 1968 – Tony Gleeson 1969 – Dennis Bailey 1970 – Frazer Read-Smith 1971 – Frazer Read-Smith 1972 – Rob Alison 1973 – Paul Fleming (Sem 1) 1973 – Michael Fleming (Sem 2) 1974 – Warwick Giblin 1975 – Bill Dowdle 1976 – Wayne Lennox 1977 – Richard Mainey 1978 – Deborah Carpenter 1979 – Tony Wilson 1980 – Prue Hanna 1981 – Cathy Melville 1982 – Dianne Harvey 1983 – Simon Smith 1984 – David Windsor 1985 – Ian McGufficke 1986 – Simon Lynch 1987 – Nigel Spence
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1988 – Cameron Berkman
1989 – Scott Kennedy 1990 – Nicholas Taylor 1991 – David Mackay 1992 – Simon Scott 1993 – Peter Nugus 1994 – Van Osgood 1995 – Nicholas McDowell 1996 – Kath Williams 1997 – Steven Salway 1998 – Matthew Rinkin 1999 – Edwin Peterson 2000 – Mark Woods 2001 – Peter White 2002 – Lachlan Wilkins 2003 – Lachlan Wilkins 2004 – Ian Pastega 2005 – Sammy Ennebt (Term 1) 2005 – Thomas Croft 2006 – Samuel Griffey 2007 – Jonathon Shumack 2008 - William Norman 2009 - Tegan Summerill 2010 - Chris Curcuruto
2011 - Adam Mainey 2012 - Glen Schein
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