the introduction of two new builds of which Mendel was one. The Clancy block was previously called the Mendel wing. The new Mendel wing contains 6 science classrooms, 6 Laboratories, has 2 seminar rooms and features a large storage facility for scientific equipment as well as a staff room. The building is organised so that the staff car park is on the ground floor and there are two levels of classrooms and an outdoor area above. The classrooms open out onto a paved area that is located directly above the carpark. this joins the wing to the primary school (Years 5-6). The building is joined to the Clancy wing via a two-storey bridge. Rectors of the College The Rev'd David Brimson OSA (1956–1964) The Rev'd Steve Moran OSA (1965–1967) The Rev'd Ralph Cameron OSA (1968–1974) The Rev'd Kevin Burman OSA (1975–1982) The Rev'd David Austin OSA (1983–1993) Principals of the College John O'Brien (1994–2001) Tim Cleary (2001–2016) Jonathan Byrne (2017–) Augustinian friars at the College The 40 Augustinian friars at St. Augustine's College over its history include: Rector David Austin (1983–93, 1996) Anthony Banks (1985–90, 2003-) Rector David Brimson (1956–65) Ronald Bopf (1957–74) Patrick Bourke (1964, 1997–98) Rector Kevin Burman (1975–82) Rector Ralph Cameron (1958–75) Roderick Cameron (1964–84) Barry Clifford (1982–84) Patrick Codd (1974–84) Patrick Crilly O.S.A. (1965–74) William Donlevy (1964) Michael Endicott (1970) Patrick Fahey (1959–72) Tom Greally (1975–87) Joe Hegarty (1961–62) Peter Jones (1990–92, 1994–96, 1999- ) Noel Hackett (1975–77) Peter Hayes (1961–75) Patrick Love (1983) John McCall (1963–83) Michael McMahon (1970) Jim Maguire (1962–71) Paul Maloney (1967–74) Laurence Mooney (1985–88) Michael Morahan (1991–94) Gerry Moran (1962–64) Rector Steve Moran (1956–69) David Murrin (1993) Tom Power (1958–64) Michael Price (1956) Michael Slack (1979–89) John Sullivan (1974–82) Peter Tangey (1964–78, 2007-) Senan Ward (1975–82, 87-89) John Paul Whelan (1962–66, 68-79) Abel van der Veer (1964) Peter Wieneke (1982–87) Notable alumni Media, entertainment and the arts Harley Streten (Class of 2009)aka Flume, producer, DJ, musician. Winner of four 2013 ARIA awards including Best Male Artist James Mathison (Class of 1995)television presenter of Australian Idol and Channel [V] Dr Andrew Rochford (Class of 1997)Doctor of Medicine, television presenter of Australian health show What's Good For You and The Living Room Hayden Quinn (Class of 2004)winner TV reality cooking show Masterchef, TV personality William Singe (Class of 2010)singer, songwriter known for his covers on YouTube. He was a member of The Collective