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St. Joseph’s Boys’ School - Bangalore

Annual Report & Calling - 2009

The Old Boys’ Associat ion - St . Joseph’s Boys’ School - Bangalore - Annual Report & Cal l ing - 2009

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Rev. Fr. Terrence Farias s.j. Rector

Mr. A.G. Krishnaswamy President

Mr. Nandu Shivappa 1st Vice President

Mr. A.Franklin 2nd Vice President

Mr. Brian D’Lima Secretary

Rev. Fr. Celestine Sera s.j. Treasurer

Committee Members Mr. Joe D’Mello (Jt. Secretary)

Mr. Rajesh Lund

Mr. Harish Advani

Mr. Christopher Rego

Mr. Akshay Mallappa

Mr. Ramprasad Alva

Mr. Pramodh Naidu

Co-Opted Committee Members Mr. Zaki Khaleeli

Mr. Oscar Menezes

Mr. Sajju Jain

Mr. Rabindra Nayak

Mr. Lakshminarayan

Mr. Gregory de Nazareth

Dr. Bryan Nobbay

PROGRAMME

FRIDAY 4th September 2009

9.00 a.m. Athletic Sports Day 1 (School Ground)

SATURDAY 5th September 2009

9.00 a.m. Athletic Sports Part 2 (School Ground)

7.30 p.m. BLUE AND WHITE BASH at (Catholic Club)

Rs.100/- per head

SUNDAY 6th September 2009

7.15 a.m. Holy Mass

Placing of Wreath at War Memorial

Unfurling of the Flag and School Anthem.

8.30 a.m. Breakfast

9.00 a.m. Group Photograph

9.30 a.m. Annual General Meeting

12 Noon Hockey Match Past v/s Present on School ground

BEER SESSION

Lunch

Please Note: Breakfast, Lunch & Blue &White Bash tickets may be purchased from the O.B.A. Office in the school during working hours, 9.30a.m. & 4.00 p.m.

Rates Breakfast: Rs.80 per head ( O.B.A. members only)

Lunch: Rs.150 per head

Children: Rs.100 (Under 12 Years)

Blue & White Bash Rs.100 per head for Adults/ Rs.200 for Guests/ Rs.50 for children below the age of 12

Please Note: Advance sale of tickets will definitely close on Friday, 4th September 2009, 5.00 p.m.. Late comers will be charged Rs.100.00 per head for Breakfast and Rs.150/

- for Lunch. Gate sales for the Blue and White Bash: Rs.200 per head for Adults/ Rs.300 for Guests/ Rs.50 for children below the age of 12

(Dress Smart Casuals) Band - Breathless from GOA


NOTICE

The 91st Annual General Meeting of the OBA will be held at St. Joseph’s Boys School Hall on Sunday 6th September, 2009 at 9.30.a.m. to transact the

following business.AGENDA

91.1 Prayer and one minute silence.

91.2 Special welcome to outstation Old Boys.

91.3 Messages from Old Boys.

91.4 The Presidential Address.

91.5 Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation.

91.6 To confirm the minutes and proceedings of the Annual General Meeting held on 7th September 2008

91.7 Matters arising out of the Minutes

91.8 To consider and if approved to adopt the Committee’s Report on the working of the Association for the year 2008-009

91.9 To consider and pass the statement of Accounts for the period 1st April 2008 to 31st March 2009

91.10 To consider and adopt resolutions of the Managing Committee or from any individual member after providing sufficient notice with the

permission of the Chair.

91.11 Principal’s Address.

91.12 To appoint an Auditor for the year 2009-2010.

91.13 To consider, any other business, with the permission of the chair.

91.14 Vote of Thanks

91.15 To elect Office Bearers for the year 2009-2010.

Bangalore BRIAN D’ LIMA

10th August 2009 Secretary

NOTE

1. Questions pertaining to the report and accounts should be sent to the Secretary by Friday 28th August 2009, for consideration by the Managing

Committee No questions will be taken up after this date.

2. Members desirous of standing for election to the Committee may collect their nomination forms from the Secretary from 24th August 2009, during

working hours. (9.30am to 4.00pm)

3. Last date for filing nominations is Monday 31st August, 2009 by 4 p.m.

4. Last date for withdrawals is Tuesday 1st September 2009.

5. All nominations to be handed over in a sealed enveloped to the secretary/office.

NEW RESOLUTIONS OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE

1. Resolved that Amounts that can be invested in Mutual Funds be increased from the current 10% to 50% of the Investments. The Investments are to

be monitored by a professional body appointed by the General Body who will lay down a financial policy to be followed.

Justification: The return on Investments right now is sufficient to meet the current need. Inflation is not catered to. If we are to pay out amounts and

still maintain corpus which caters to inflation then the return on Investments needs to be higher than the current Bank rate of return. With a professional

body to help, returns could be better.

2. "Resolved that the Old Boys Association of St. Joseph's Boys High School be permitted to work along with the Parent Teachers Association of the

School in collecting funds towards Scholarships for Students of the School, Staff Medical Insurance Fund for Serving and Retired staff, Staff Welfare

Activities as well as an other school Matters".

Justification: As both bodies work for a common goal which is the school it was felt that it would be beneficial to both if they worked together.

3. Resolved that the Life Membership Fee be increased from the current Rs.500 to Rs.1,000 per head. The Patron Membership be increased from the

current Rs.3,000 to Rs.5,000. The charges of the 10th Std joining would not change from the existing Rs.250 per head.

OBA Activities 2008-2009

On the 30th of August, 2008 the OBA with the help of Greg de Nazareth, the staff and parents conducted an Exhibition cum Seminar on “Climate Change

and what we must do about it.” The Seminar was for Students of Std 9 to 12 and their parents. Dr. Yellappa Reddy Secretary Environment Govt of

Karnataka and Dr. Rajeev Gowda Prof. IIM Bangalore were the two speakers for the seminar. The seminar was preceded by students and their parents

visiting the exhibition stalls to acquaint themselves on practical ways on how they could mitigate the problems of climate change. Stalls we put up by

different agencies including the forest department.

On Friday 5th September, 2008. the Sesquicentennial celebrations kicked off with Sports held for Old boys/ The event was organised by A. Franklin and

assisted by Michael Bakes and Prakash Alvarez. Greg D’Sa was the announcer. The Sports started with the March Past of Houses with Widdy as Chief

Guest. He took the salute of all the Houses.

In the evening we had a reunion of the batches and launch of the book ”Faith and Toil”, an illustrated 350 page, hard bound history of the School

authored by Christopher Rego. This venture was sponsored by his batch, the Class of 1976. The function started with a short note from Rev. Fr. Hedwig

Da Costa followed by a Power Point Presentation from Christopher Rego and then the release of the book by Rahul Dravid. The first book was auctioned

after being autographed by Rahul Dravid, Christopher Rego and Rev. Fr. Hedwig Da Costa. Mr. Maurice de P. Rebello was the highest bidder, bidding

Rupees One Lakh. The occasion was widely covered by the Press the next day. The batch reunion was enjoyed by all batches. Arun Pai and Gopal

Bengeri entertained all the Old Boys. Fabian White and Oscar Menezes provided some great music.

The next day started with a Walkthon organised by the OBA led by Gregory de Nazareth. The participants were the staff, students, parents, Old Boys

and students from other schools. The Walkthon was quite a success.

For the first time after many years the school had Club Swinging as one of its Drills. The Boys of the 9th Std were trained by Glen Hartely (nephew of

Pappa Yates). Greg D’Sa and Prince Jacob assisted Glen. The Chief Guest for Sports Day was Rahul Dravid an Old Boy of the School.

In the evening we had the Blue and White Ball at the Catholic Club with ‘Mantra’ from Goa in attendance. Over 700 people attended the Dance which

was a huge success. The highlight of the Dance was the Club Swinging performance by Old Boys form all age groups followed by the Singing of the

School Song by all the Old Boys present.

After a hectic Saturday a number of Old Boys were present at 7.15am in the morning for Holy Mass con-celebrated by Old Boys and Past Principals, Fr.

Hedwig Da Costa being the main celebrant. Mass was followed by placing of the wreath at the war memorial by Fr. Principal and the school band

playing the last retreat and Abide with me. After the placing of the wreath we had unfurling of the school flag by Mr. Hugo D’Souza the Oldest Old Boy

present. Singing of the school song was led by Fr. Simon Furtardo. Breakfast followed, were we had over 500 Old Boys present. Ivan Yates was once

again the undisputable champion with 14 eggs and 16 sausages not counting the cheese, chicken salami, bread and coffee.

The group photograph followed the Breakfast and this year for the first time in 90 years we had to have two photographs, one for all Old Boys who

passed out before 1989 and the other for all Old Boys who passed out after 1990.

AGM, Hockey Match and Lunch & Beer Session followed the Photograph. At the AGM two Awards were given out The Life Time Achievement Award

was given to Dipankar Banerjee and the OLD Boy Young Achiever of the Year was presented to Nitesh Shetty of Nitesh Estates.The OBA calling was

released by Mr. Mario De P Miranda. The OBA calling was produced by Rajesh Lund and was well appreciated.

The highlight of the celebrations was the Sesquicentennial Dinner which was attended by over 700 Old Boys their families, current staff/retired staff

and their families and a few parents. The entire programme was co-ordinated by Gavin Santiago who paid a lot attention to small details. The dancers,

the music, the MC, the food, and the ambience was appreciated by all.

Many Old Boys came back and thanked the committee for the three days of festivities which they said was very well organised and those Old boys

who missed the functions really missed something.

Christmas Hampers sponsored by Pramodh were distributed to Senior Old Boys as is done every year. The Christmas function went off as usual this

year. We had Santa Claus, a Christmas Tree, gifts for children and a sumptuous dinner organised by Zaki Khaleeli. Fabian White who is an Old Boy

provided the music.

The closing ceremony of the Sesquicentennial Year was organised by the School with Dr. Abdul Kallam as the Chief Guest. Dr. Kallam gave a very

thought provoking talk to the students and parents. Entertainment for the closing ceremony was a dazalling dance performance by the students of the

school directed by Charles Maa an old boy of the school.


The day after the closing ceremony there was an inter religious prayer meeting organised for school boys. Mr. Ravi Melwani an Old Boy delivered the

Key Note Address.

Another Highlight of the Sesquicentennial celebrations was the CNBC Talk Show held at the school. The entire programme was co-ordinated by

Ramprasad Alva. The show was hoisted by Suresh Venkat of CNBC who happend to be an Old Boy of St. Joseph’s. The Panelists were Rev. Fr. Hedwig

Da Costa a former Principal. Dr. Rajeev Gowda, Old Boy and Professor at IIMB Bangalore and Mr. Mohandas Pai a Parent. The show went of very well

and was appreciated by all. The talk show was aired on CNBC.

On the 22nd of March, 2009 the OBA celebrated Old Boys Day in the school. Mass was at 7.15 an followed by Breakfast and Inter Alumni Tennis Ball

Cricket Match between Cottons, Baldwins, Germains and St. Joseph’s. The Tournament was won by St. Germains with St. Joseph’s as runners up.

This year the OBA contributed 100% (Rs.4,41,600/-) of the total insurance premium paid towards Medical Insurance for Serving Staff and of the retired

teachers. Sumir Hinduja the Brain behind the Insurance Scheme is still supporting us but we need a lot more Old Boys to chip in and take the corpus

past a Crore to be able to continue paying the premiums.

The OBA acknowledges the contribution of Dominic D’Cruz in preparing a CD to be used for Club Swinging. The CD has been sent to OBA New Zealand

to be used by them for Club Swinging in their annual Get-together. Aldon Hartley (nephew of Papa Yates) is teaching the Old Boys in NewZealand the

Club Swinging exercises.

The OBA also undertook rebuilding the Old Grotto. This was sponsored entirely by the Batch of 1975. Thank You Batch of 1975. Thank You Batch of 1985

for the Career Guidance counselling you conducted for the 10th Std. We also thank the Batch of 1998 who sponsored Lunch and Breakfast on Old Boys

Day for the Sesquicentennial Year. The batch of 1970 were the main contributors to The Faith & Toil/ Coffee Table book fund.

Brian D’Lima

Secretary

Auckland10 August 2009

Report from OBA New Zealand

We have 22 old boys on our list, with 17 of these living in Auckland. The oldest is Peter Rimmer (batch of 1943) who saw our

advertisement in the local paper last year and contacted us. He is 82 and just couldn’t believe something like this existed here as he

had not been in touch with the school since he left St. Joseph’s. We make it a point to meet twice a year on the Feast of St Joseph’s

and Old Boys Day either out doors at one of the regional parks or in someone’s house.

We had the pleasure of a two hour get together early February when Rahul Dravid visited Auckland on the recent victorious

Indian tour of New Zealand. Two of his class mates Rohit Walter Rao and Andre Rodrigues (batch of 1989) are here and

organised this with eight of us gathering. The dinner concluded with all of us singing the school song with gusto.

We will be meeting again on Sunday the 6th of September for Old Boys Day. The highlight this time will be a club swinging display

(with real clubs fashioned on a lathe machine) by Aldon Hartley (1969), Llewellyn Menezes (1973) and myself. It will be complete

to the last detail of papering the clubs with the blue and white and the silver ribbon. Practice started last Saturday and most

exercises were easy to recall. It was the order and the switching which made us wonder how did we do it whilst we were in school?

Mr. Yates surely and gently drilled it into us! A big thank you to Dominic D’Cruz, Glen Hartley, Christopher Rego and Brian

D’Lima for organizing and sending the music on CD and the order of exercises well in advance.

To the OBA Committee, the Jesuit Fathers and Old Boys, we wish Old Boys Day in Bangalore all success. As we are 6 hours ahead

of you, we will be present in spirit.

Ivan Rodrigues

(Batch of 1976)



MINUTES OF THE 90TH ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING OF THE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION OF ST. JOSEPHS

BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL HELD ON 7th SEPTEMBER 2008 AT THE SCHOOL HALL.

The meeting was called to order by the President at 10.15 with over 200 Old boys present.

90.1 The meeting started with a prayer and a one minute silence for deceased Old Boys & Teachers.

The deceased were Denzil Farias, Mayur Gadhia, Desmond Gaughan, Denzil Ferris, Tony D’souza, Sqn Ldr. Jovita Pacheco, Mathai, Kenneth

Mackenzie, Anne D’Souza, O.B. Silgardo, Prince Despande, George Ferris, Billy Little, Hillary Correira.

90.2 The President called Mr. Jayant Kapadia to read out the names of the outstation Old Boys. Over 200 Old Boys from around the world and India

attended the celebrations.

90.3 The President then called upon Zaki Khaleeli to read out messages from Old Boys. The following sent in messages

1. Joe Pillai Singapore

2. Alec Alvarez Bangalore

3. Ivan Rodrigues New Zealand

4. Dougie Peters Canada

90.4 Presidential Address

The president said that our Old Boys Association is one of India’s, if not the world’s, strongest old boys association. We need to vigorously

pursue our mission of assisting the school develop world-class citizens and also function as a laboratory of leaders. In parallel, we need to

strive to keep together the fabric of the OBA and help it become stronger. The OBA will continue to serve as a sanctuary for those who would

like to return something to their alma mater and enrich their own lives.

He said that the OBA Committee had announced a ten crores contribution target beginning this year and spread over the next 5 years. This

would really enable the OBA to play a meaningful role in scholarships, staff welfare and training and development. We are seeking 5 year

pledges that make contributions easier and also provide tax breaks to the donor.

The President thanked all Old Boys who have this momentous day a memorable one and specially thanked the Old Boys who made the effort

to come from far off places and countries.

He then thanked the Managing Committee for their support and help in making the Sesquicentennial celebrations a well organised affair.

90.5 A Life Time Achievement Award

The President called upon Gregory de Nazareth to read the citiation for the Life Time Achievement Award which was given to Dr. Dipankar

Banerjee. Dr. Dipankar Banerjee was born on 15th February 1952. He joined St. Josephs Boys High School in 1961 and completed his Indian

School Certificate in 1968 in his final year he captained the school cricket team to a historic win in the Cottonian Shield. He was also the house

captain of St. Davids, and was awarded the Goyal cup for the best all-rounder that year. He completed his B. Tech from IIT Madras in 1974 and

then obtained his Ph.D. from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore in Metallurgy in 1979. He joined the Defence Research and Development

Organization of the Government of India at its Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory (Hyderabad) in 1979. Over the next decade Dipankar

Bannerjee established himself as an internationally recognized expert in materials science and one of the country’s leading metallurgists

known especially for his contributions to the understanding of the science, technology and application of titanium alloys. He has two patents

and above 100 research publications in leading international journals to his credit. He has held visiting positions in the world’s premier institutions

of materials research such as the Carnegie Mellon University, USA, Los Alamos National Laboratory USA, General Electric Corporate Research

and Development Laboratory USA, the University of Michigan, USA and the University de Paris-Sud, France.

Dr. Dipankar Banerjee was appointed Director of the Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory in 1996 to lead India’s premier metallurgical

laboratory with strength of nearly 1200 scientists and staff. He provided leadership to the nation’s key metallurgy programmes for defence

applications covering military aircraft and engines, missiles and armoured vehicles, and naval platforms. In 2003 he took over on of DRDO’s

senior most positions to coordinate the activities of the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s 6 Aeronautical laboratories and 3

Materials laboratories with a total strength of nearly 7500 scientists and staff. In this position he oversees critical manned combat and military

propulsion projects, and airborne surveillance and reconnaissance programmes for the armed forces.

In recognition of his contribution, he has been honoured with National Metallurgist Award 1987. DRDO’s Scientist of the Year Award 1987,

Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar Award in 1993 (the country’s highest award for scientists and engineers) He has been conferred with the Padma

Shri by the President of India in 2005 and DRDO’s Technology Leadership Award by the Prime Minister in 2008. Dr Banerjee is a Fellow of the Indian

Academy of Science, Indian National Science Academy, National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering.

Dr. Dipankar has worked alongside Dr. Abdul Kalam our former President and has been deeply inspired by him. Dipankar’s greatness is in his

love for his country as against the offers he could have accepted at ten times his scale which country would not love to have a genius like

Dipankar. Yet he chose India and inspires thousands of dedicated scientist not just in India but the world over. Dipankar we are indeed proud

of you and Josephites the world over salute you. Keep the flag flying high in Faith and Toil .

Mr. Nagaraj accepted the award on behalf of Dr. Dipankar Bannerjee and said a few words

90.5 B The President then called upon Zaki Khaeeli to read out the Citation for Most Promising Old Boy Young Achiever of the Year which was given

to Nitesh Shetty.

Nitesh Shetty began his career in 1997 at the age of 20 with a humble budget of US300/- that he borrowed from his mother. He began with an

outdoor billboard business in Bangalore overcoming the odds, associated with any start-up in an otherwise well established and a highly

competitive industry, with his focus on quality and hard work, he transformed the business into today’s Serve & Volley Outdoor, which is one of

the largest outdoor companies in India. A pan-India presence, prestigious national and multi-national clients and thorough professional in its

working has enabled Serve & Volley to grow manifold and compete with the best in the market. The company has bagged two key assets – the

advertising rights at the prestigious Delhi Metro and Park Street Station, Kolkata and has over 2000 advertising panels across India.

In 2002 he forayed into the real estate business and established Nitesh Estates, an integrated property development company for office buildings,

residential, hotels and retail projects. Nitesh Estates is fast emerging as a leading national real estate developer with projects across India. At 30,

Nitesh Shetty today is the Managing Director of the Nitesh Group. This self-made and vibrant young entrepreneur is increasingly becoming more

visible and reputed for his focus on quality and excellence in all the various businesses he has undertaken. He is rapidly emerging, and being

recognized as one of the most dynamic and leading young business entrepreneur in the country today.

Nitesh Estates has spearheaded a series of first; the first to win India’s largest corporate housing project (ITC), one among the first few to

attract Foreign Direct Investment in real estate (Och Ziff Capital, a USD 26 billion hedge fund, and Citigroup) topped by the latest coup –

bringing to India it’s very first Ritz Carlton hotel.

Currently Nitesh Estates has over 8 million square feet under construction in residential and commercial space, hospitality and retail projects

that are in advanced stages of planning. Och Ziff, a New York-based hedge fund has picked up an equity stake of USD 51 million and Citigroup

Property Investors earmarked an investment of USD 30 million in Nitesh Estates. The latter is specifically to develop the Ritz Carlton Hotel in

the heart of Bangalore City. The bid as won over some of the biggest developers in the country for a 267 room top end luxury hotel with an

investment of over USD 125 million.

Nitesh Estates has also bagged a USD 25 million project from ITC Limited, one of India’s top five Corporate to build top-end condominiums in

Jakkur, Bangalore. This is ITC’s largest corporate housing project till date in the country. Nitesh Estates, as part of its expansion strategy into

other cities has acquired a high value nine acre plot in Chennai at USD 161 million making it the fifth largest land deal in the country and the

largest in South India. This will be a premium mixed use development encompassing luxury hotels, malls and high-end serviced apartments

creating an integrated 360 degree development. It is also developing one of the largest elite lifestyle malls in India at Indiranagar, Bangalore,

which will provide a select a avenue for several major international consumer brands to explore and create their footprint in India. Nitesh

Estates is firmly committed to a vision of rapid expansion in other cities in South India, meeting India’s aspirations.Nitesh is also expanding into

the areas of construction and infrastructure both as a business integrator and a next horizon.

Mr. Nitesh Shetty came forward and accepted the award and said a few words.

90.6 To confirm the Minutes and Proceeding of the Annual General Meeting held on 3rd Sept 2007. The President asked if the Minutes could be

taken as read. This was unanimously agreed to. Mr. Rajesh Kheny pointed out that in the Minutes no mention was made of the Award given to

him as “Old Boy of the Year” for his contribution to the school. The President apologised for the error and said that mention of the award would

be made in next years report. The Minutes were proposed by Jal Jehangir and seconded by Jayant Kapadia.

90.7 To consider and pass the committees report on the working of the Association for the year 2007-2008. Mr Gregory de Nazareth pointed out the

no mention was made of the Quiz and Debate Competitions held as well as no mention was made of the Batch of 1985 who conducted career


guidance course for the students of 11th Std. The President said the same would be made note of. He thanked Mr. Maurice de P Rebello for conducting

the Quiz Competitions and Mr. Greg de Nazareth for conducting the Debate competitions for the 10th and 12th Stds. He also thanked Sumir,

Rajesh and Haresh for co-ordinating the Career Guidance course for the 11th Stds. The committees report was proposed by Gurmeet Singh

and seconded by Santosh Naidu.

90.8 To consider and pass the Statement of Accounts for the period 1st April 2007 to 31st March 2008. The President said that no queries were

received so he asked for someone to propose , Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria proposed the accounts and Jayant Kapadia seconded the accounts

90.9 To consider and pass resolutions of the Managing Committee with or without amendments with the permission of the chair. The proposal of the

Managing Committee was Resolved that the funds of the OBA of St. Joseph’s Boys High School be managed by a professional wealth

management firm/s and that an investment policy be formulated with guidelines for the management of the fund by an investment committee

appointed by the General Body. The reason for this proposal was that return on investment was not sufficient to meet the current need and

that Inflation needed to be catered to and this could be achieved with professionalism. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria came forward and explained

why this Professional body was required and that we should support this proposal totally. Mr. Cecil Shrives objected to the proposal saying

that if the name of the Association changed there would be a problem. He was told that there would be no problem and then the proposal was

put to vote and passed unanimously.

90.10 To consider ordinary resolutions if any from individuals after providing sufficient notice and with the permission of the chair. – There were no

resolutions

90.11 Principals Address – The principal gave a complete report of the school and all the achievements during the past year. He then went on to

report that the school was interested in setting up a Ultra Modern Sports Complex which would consist of a Swimming Pool, a Basketball

Court, a Badminton Court, a Gym and a few class rooms. He asked the support of the Old Boys for this venture saying that once set up this

Sports complex would benefit the students immensely.

90.12 Release of Souvenir. The President called upon Mr. Mario de P Miranda the Senior Most Past President present to release the OBA Calling and

present the first copy to Rajesh Lund who was instrumental in bringing out the Calling. The President then called upon Mr. Christopher Rego to

say a few words on the History Book that was released by Mr. Rahul Dravid a few days earlier.

90.13 Distribution of Plaques – There were no plaques or certificates to be distributed.

90.14 To appoint Auditors for the year 2008-2009. The President recommended that we continue with our present Auditor Mr. Ram Pureswaran for

another year. He placed on record the OBA appreciation to Mr. Ram Pureswarn for his effort and time in auditing the books of account of the

OBA.

90.15 To consider any other Business with the Permission of the Chair. On the request from Fr. Principal, Mr. Joseph Ollapally did a short presentation

on what the new Sports Complex would look like. He thanked Mr. Vishal an Old Boy Architect for taking trouble in preparing the drawings and

other calculations. It was announced that Widdy had completed 100 years and he was given a loud ovation. It was also recommended that like

the photographs of Old Principals we could prepare a board of Retd Teachers.

90.16 The elect the office Bearers for the year 2008 -2009. Mr. Santosh Naidu was called upon the be the Election Officer. As only the required

number had filed their nominations there was no election. The following were declared elected for the year 2008- 2009

PRESIDENT A.G.KRISHNASWAMY

1ST VICE PRESIDENT NANDU SHIVAPPA

2ND VICE PRESIDNET A. FRANKLIN

SECRETARY BRIAN D’LIMA

TREASURER REV. FR. CELESTINE SERA s.j.

JOINT SECRETARY JOE D’MELLO

COMMITTEE MEMBERS � RAJESH LUND � HARISH ADVANI � CHRISTOPHER REGO � RAMPRASAD ALVA

� AKSHAY MALLAPPA � PRAMODH NAIDU

CO-OPTED COMMITTEE MEMBERS � GREGORY DE NAZARETH � OSCAR MENZES � SAJJU JAIN � LAKSHMINARAYAN

� RABINDRA NAYAK � BRYAN NOBBAY � ZAKI KHALEELI

90.17 As it was quite late there was no vote of thanks. The President on behalf of the committee thanked everybody.



The Making of "Faith & Toil" - The History of St. Joseph's Boys' High School

On September 6, 2008, to commemorate its Sesquicentennial Year (150 years,) the Old Boys' Association of the St. Joseph's Boys' High School released a book

tracing the one hundred and fifty year history of SJBHS, entitled Faith & Toil. The book, written by Lt. Col. Christopher Rego (Class of '76), is the first ever

comprehensive compilation of the history of the St. Joseph's Boys' High School since its inception in 1858. It even delves into the background of how and why

the school was set up.

Rahul Dravid was the Chief Guest at the function. The first book, autographed by him, was auctioned for Rs. One lakh and bought by Maurice de P. Rebello.

Contributions realized from the book are earmarked for various development schemes for the benefit of students and teachers of the school.

A beautifully designed and printed book, Faith & Toil is a 350 page, hard-bound publication, illustrated with cartoons by Mario Miranda and Paul Fernandes.

They render lighter visualizations of some iconic personalities and funny, peculiar situations described in the book. Ryan Lobo, old boy and National Geographic

photographer generously gave of his time and took hundreds of pictures of the school, its students, teachers, and surroundings. Cletus Rebello, another

Josephite, contributed many of his pictures of the old school buildings, their demolition and re-construction.

While much of the material for the book is culled from exhaustive reading of the treasure trove of School Annuals from 1910 till to present day, the author has

had access to the original records provided by the MEP Fathers at Bangalore. Fr. Legrand and Fr. Cornu at St. Peter's Seminary facilitated access to the French

archives of the Paris Foreign Missions, the order that founded the School. The Karnataka State archives at the Vidhana Soudha provided a valuable file dating

back to the 1880s, with correspondence between the Principal and the colonial authorities.

Drafts of the book were critically vetted by the venerable Mr Alec Alvarez, despite his advancing years, Fr. Hedwig da Costa, Mr Augustine D'souza and Mr

Nandan Kamath. Some former Principals of the school, Old boys and former teachers have given valuable inputs for the book.

Some very rare pictures have been resurrected after extensive research by the author and presented to the reader. These pictures have been carefully

worked upon to ensure authentic reproduction, while enhancing their clarity. Many of these now line the corridors of the new school building.

Just two months before the book was due for release, the author met with an accident that left him seriously injured and hospitalized. Despite the agony and

pain, Christopher completed the book, selected from hundreds of pictures, and monitored the proofs and final printing of the book from his hospital bed. This

is a truly dedicated effort from this third generation Old Boy of the school, deserving an ovation.

The entire cost of publication has been contributed for by the Class of 1976. Students from across the globe pitched in to ensure that all Old Boys, Teachers,

Present students and all well-wishers of the school would benefit from this very important work. The following '76 ers made significant contributions for the

book: Luis Miranda, Frederick Soanes, Vivek Bhaktaram, Ramkumar Rajarathnam, Anil Ferris, Mohan Rangan, Prem Thomas, Venkatesh Sampath, Colin Lobo,

Mohsin Menon, Shiv Baloo, Ivan Rodrigues, Madhukar Hiregange, Narendra Kudva and Janardhan Padmanabhan. The author himself freely gave of his time,

money and effort and waived reimbursement of considerable expenses incurred by him in his year long research. Besides, he handed over the copyright to

the OBA thereby ensuring that they receive the entire proceeds from the book.

Incidentally, donations received have helped fund a documentary film on the School commissioned by the Principal. Once again, Chris Rego contributed time

and effort to shape this documentary (sponsored by the Class of 1976) that is expected to be released by September 2009.

The entire OBA Managing Committee, led by its President A.G. Krishnaswamy, placed its weight behind the book project and with the enthusiastic support of

the Secretary, Brian D'lima, and the rest of the members, Faith & Toil saw the light of the day.

CongratulationsLifetime Acheivement Awards

2007 - 2008 - Mr. Mario Miranda2008 - 2009 - Dr. Dipankar Banerjee

Old Boy Young Acheiver of the year Award

2007 - 2008 Mr. Rajesh Khenny2008 - 2009 Mr. Nitesh Shetty

Never The Twain Shall Meet?

When I heard that Lt. Col. Chris Rego was researching a book on St. Joseph's Boys' High School, Bangalore I was all ears. Having

written a book on the alumni of Bishop Cotton Boys' School, Bangalore I could relate to the enormity of the effort and the thrill of the

endeavour, particularly in the sesquicentennial year of the school. It got me thinking about the relationship between these two great

schools, their commonalities and, of course, the inter-se rivalry which is legendary.

Both schools have tacitly thrived on the spirit of rivalry 'on and off the field', to borrow an oft-repeated cricketing phrase. But surely it is the

on-field rivalry that drives the Eton-Harrowesque legend. Those old boys who have had the pleasure (and, at times, the pain) of playing the

ol' rival in cricket, hockey or football will endorse the unparalleled experience of representing one's school in the ultimate battle. While

playing for school is always a matter of pride, somehow the stakes are always higher taking on Joseph's, or Cotton's, as the case may be.

And it is this diet of intense competition - mostly fair and a few times bordering on hysterical animosity - that has not only inspired some

great performances from both schools, but, ironically also forged some unique friendships. In that sense, the core object of schooling,

namely, to build character, passion and fraternity, has been accentuated by the Cotton's-Joseph's interface.

While there is no love lost between the two schools, there is common ground as well. For instance, boys from Joseph's come across to

Cotton's for their ISC on a regular basis (though recently ISC has come to be introduced in Joseph's and this trend may have changed).

And it is quite common for one to find an Old Boy of one these schools, perhaps on feeling that his alma mater isn't as enchanting as his

days in school, choosing to put his son in the other school out of a sense of affinity and respect for the old rival. Or, again, of parents

'distributing' their sons between the two schools and hedging their risks. Or, then again, of boys migrating to the other school for various

reasons. One such interesting example is that of Air Marshal Trevor Osman, former Vice-Chief of the Air Staff, who started off in Cotton's

and was shifted to Joseph's by his mum, who felt that there was far too much emphasis on sport and not enough on academics. It is

another matter that at Joseph's, Air Marshal Osman continued his sporting pursuits to the fullest as the authorities found in him great

sporting talent! The loss was ours! (One also finds Cottonians' sisters & daughters marrying Josephites and vice versa. Here, one

accepts the other as family, albeit reluctantly!)

Founded seven years apart, both schools have seen a transition from British leadership to a more Indianised style of functioning, though

many quaint British traditions remain to this day. Cotton's draws inspiration from the English public school Rugby - of Tom Brown's

School Days fame (and also where Webb Ellis, as a student, picked up a ball and ran across the football field and thereby invented the

sport of rugby) - where Bishop George Edward Lynch Cotton himself was a warden before moving to India and becoming the Bishop of

Calcutta and founding Cathedral's, Mumbai. Joseph's commenced under the supervision of French priests and switched to a Jesuit

command and has continued in the watertight regimen of the Catholic Church, though changing part of its name from 'European High

School' to "Boys' High School" in the 1960's. Through a chequered history, both schools have seen their zeniths and nadirs, at times even

being faced with the threat of imminent closure. But, the history of these schools also reveals the lives of extraordinary individuals who

have steered their destinies through choppy waters to magnificent heights, be it as wardens, principals, teachers or advisors. May their

tribe increase!

Both schools have a rich treasure of alumni that have achieved scorching success in public life, particularly in sport in the case of Joseph's

and the armed forces in the case of Cotton's. Indeed, Joseph's has the enviable distinction of producing over a dozen Olympians who have

represented India, Australia and Great Britain in hockey as well as swimming and badminton, apart, of course, from three cricketers to have

represented India. Cotton's, per contra, boasts of over a dozen Generals, Air Marshals and Admirals, including three Chiefs-of-Staff, one of

whom commanded the British Army. More significantly, both schools have seen many of their alumni make the supreme sacrifice in the

defence of the nation and have earned gallantry awards that do us proud. Between Cotton's and Joseph's, we can boast of a Victoria Cross

(Lt. William 'Leefe' Robinson, World War I, OC), a Maha Vir Chakra (Brig. Desmond Hayde, Indo-Pak War 1965, OJ) and two Vir Chakras

(Admiral V. S. Shekhawat, Indo-Pak War 1971 and Col. Lalit Rai, Kargil 1999, OCs) apart from numerous Military Crosses, Distinguished

Service Orders and Distinguished Flying Crosses. In fact, many of these boys fought together in combat!

Both share an embarrassment of riches when it comes to high achievers in business, science, academia, civil, foreign and police

service, law, art and music, social service and (yes, even) politics. But while we pay tribute to the accomplishments of these stellar

individuals, let us not forget those who have passed us by, and at times, passed us by too soon. Let's remember our Capt. Sylvester

Ratnams (Capt. Sylvester, OJ, 21 Jat, died at the age of 29, most bravely, in combat at Kupwara in 2002,) and our Pankaj Sadhus (Pankaj,

OC, a fine and inspiring all-rounder, died at the age of 27 in a car accident in Delhi in 2002). Let's remember our David Chatterjees ('Chat',

Biology and Chemistry master at SJBHS for over 32 years, killed by a speeding car ironically outside his beloved school) and our Hannah

Sebastians ('Sebo', history teacher and Pakenham-Walsh House mistress who taught for over 36 years at BCBS). They are the ones who

make the tapestry of our schools truly special.


While the leg-pulling will never end, and a Cottonian and a Josephite will

never cease to debate the irresolvable issue of which is the better school

(though some objective yardsticks have been invented over the years, such

as the winner of the Cottonian Shield or Centenary Shield being the de facto

monarch), there is a deeper issue that confronts us as alumni of these schools

today. For a long period of time, Bangalore-parents preferred to admit their

wards to either of these schools (with no offence meant to my friends from

the other very fine schools in the city). However, the paradigm has changed

with the emergence of 'international' schools, and today public schools face

a common threat, in terms of shortage of faculty and resources, and in terms

of their credibility as institutions that can deliver in rapidly changing milieu. It is no longer a matter of Cotton's versus Joseph's, but,

Cotton's and Joseph's versus the new-age challenger. While there can be no dispute with the need to modernize, there is a pressing

need to reiterate and reinforce the value-systems that make public schools unique. And this is where we the alumni of such schools fit

in. While our schools will be judged by our collective accomplishments, we will be judged by how much we give back to our schools.

Therefore, we need to find concrete common ground to preserve the legacy our precious schools, lest they become a thing of the past

and all that remains are the cobwebs of our fuzzy memory. It is in this context that Old Boys such as Chris stand tall for their selfless and

significant contribution in keeping the spirit of the ol' school well and truly alive. On my part, on behalf of the Working Committee of the

General K. S. Thimayya Memorial Lecture series (an Old Cottonian endeavour), I cordially invite all Old Josephites to attend our annual

lectures and fellowship.

Finally, I warmly congratulate St. Joseph's Boys' High School, Bangalore and all its Old Boys on achieving this momentous landmark of

a glorious 150 years, and wish them Godspeed.

Aditya Sondhi - September 2008


Aditya passed out of Bishop Cotton Boys' School as

School Captain in 1993, and later, from the National Law

School of India University. He is an Advocate practicing

in the High Court of Karnataka and the Supreme Court

of India. His book Unfinished Symphony, a tribute to his

old school, was published with Penguin (India) in 2003.

He is the Convenor of the General K. S. Thimayya

Memorial Lectures.

OBA SCHOLARSHIPS TO SCHOOL- 2008 - 2009

� Class of 1988 Anand Sebastian Sai Monohar Memorial Scholarships

� Capt. George Mathias Memorial. Scholarship

� Charles E. Noronha Scholarship

� P.G.D’souza/Rose D’Souza Mem Scholarship

� OBA CANADA Scholarship

� Michael and Greta Aranha Scholarship

� Batch of 1990 David Chatterjee Scholarship

Crossroads a career counseling program and Life Choices a Talk Series sponsored & organized by Batch of 1985 has been

carred out in 2007-08. In the year 2007-08 the program was carried out for Class 11 - Commerce & Science. A total number of 74 students

volunteered to undergo the program. The program was conducted by Dr.Asha Goyal, an experienced Teacher and Counselor. The

program consisted of Psychological Assessment under which tests were conducted on Intelligence Quotient, Aptitude and Language

Usage. Reports were generated giving Conclusions and Strengths & Weaknesses. Dr.Asha Goyal also gave her suggestions based on

the above tests and individual counseling.

Life Choices a series of talk series consisted of Talks on Career Choices by six successful and eminent personalities. They were (1)

Mr.Milind Chalisgaonkar, CEO Bharti-AXA (2) Nikhil Dey a lawyer by qualification & founder of Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (3)

Dr.Sunita Maheshwari is a Pediatric Cardiologist (4) Dr.Leonard Machado, MBBS, MD (Community Medicine), Doctor & Public Health

professional (5) Arun Pai is the founder of Bangalore WALKS (6) Mr.Sailesh Shah is a Director & Senior Vice President of Corporate

Strategy at Satyam Computers.

In the year 2008-09 Crossroads was conducted for Class 10. A 153 students opted for the program which was conducted by Banjara

Academy under the guidance of Dr.Ali Khwaja. An initial orientation program was held where Dr.Ali spoke about importance of choosing

a career and the plethora of opportunities available in the current scenario. Later tests were conducted for General Intelligence, Aptitude,

Concentration level, Social Skills and Business Acumen. Reports were issued after individual consultation with Results of

Tests, suggestions and additional specific skill enhancements techniques were also enclosed in areas of weakness.


OUTSTATION /SENIOR OLD BOYS WHO ATTENDED OBA DAY

K.K.JOSEPH

K.K.GEORGE

K.K.THOMAS KERALA

K.K.ABRAHAM ESSEX U.K 1961

K.K. JAMES ENFIELD U.K.

K.K. SEBATIAN KERALA

JAGADISH VIRUDHUNAGAR T.N 1961

K.J.GEORGE KOCHI KERALA 1962

MATHEW SCARIA POTTAMKULAM KERALA 1962

NABIL THOMAS AUSTRALIA 1962

ASHOK RAMAN MELBOURN AUSTRALIA 1962

BRIAN BRADBURY DJAKARTA INDONESIA 1962

BERTRAM SIMA CHENNAI 1962

P. JAYAKER QUINCDAO CHINA 1962

BRIAN MORRIS CANADA 1962

DR. VECE PAES CALCUTTA 1962

NICKY ARANHA U.K. 1962

GEORGE CHERIYAN MILTON KEYENS UK 1963

LUKE CHERIYAN USA 1963

FABIAN CORREA CANADA 1963

DR. VICTOR SHAW PITTSBURG USA 1963

VAUGAN MARTEN AUSTRALIA 1963

MALCOLM NORONHA U.S.A 1964

PETER FERNANDES U.S.A 1964

ABRAHAM POTTAMKULAM KERALA 1965

FRED D’VAZ TORONTO CANADA 1966

WILLIAM SHAW TORONTO CANADA 1966

THARAKAN 1967

SUNDARAM THAMBIAH CA.U.S.A 1967

OSCAR D’SOUZA MAPUCA GOA 1968

HEMANT DUTIA CHENNAI 1969

LYNN MACHADO GOA 1970

C.MADAN SOMANNA MADIKERI COORG 1971

NADEEM AHMED BANGALORE 1971

C.A.ANNAIAH BANGALORE 1971

JIMMY ANKLESARIA SAN DIEGO U.S.A 1972

TOMMY CHACRO KERALA 1972

ALISTER SALDANHA U.S.A 1972

DEEPAK VERMA COCHIN 1972

SUNIL MENON BANGALORE 1973

JACOB CHERIYAN SIDDAPUR S COORG 1974

LLOYD MACEDO GOA 1974

B.SUDHIR USA

J.KURIAN CHENNAI 1974

JACOB KURIAN CHENNAI 1974

MR.HUGO D’SOUZA BANGALORE 1936

REV. FR. SIMON FURTADO BANGALORE 1936

JAL JEHANGIR BANGALORE 1937

I.T.LAZARUS BANGALORE 1943

LEN NORONHA BANGALORE 1943

T.F.NORONHA BANGALORE 1944

MARIO DE P MIRANDA BANGALORE 1945

TONY GERNON (U.K.) 1946

A.ROYAN 1947

W.C.LANGFORD BANGALORE 1947

M.J.NORONHA BANGALORE 1948

K.BALAGOPAL 1949

E. MORRIS CANADA 1949

OWEN PAUL AUSTRALIA 1949

GEORGE MORRIS CANADA 1949

ARUN DESAI MUMBAR 1949

CECIL FULLINGAW BANGALORE 1949

MAURICE REBELLO BANGALORE 1949

MELVILLE REGO BANGALORE 1949

DEVANRATGJ GOSH 1950

JOHN F PINTO BANGALORE 1950

COL.(RETD)T JOHN BANGALORE 1950

REV.FR. HEDWIG DACOSTA BANGALORE 1952

R.C.SHARMA BANGALORE 1953

RONNIE TELLIS BANGALORE 1953

CECIL NORONHA BANGALORE 1954

RAVI MANI EDMONTON CANADA 1954

CECIL NORONHA BANGALORE 1954

EDMOND LOBO TORONTO CANADA 1955

FULGENCE RODRIGUES BOGMALO GOA 1955

THOMMAN J KARIMPINAL KERALA 1955

K.C.THOMAS

PRAVIN HANSRAJ MUMBAI 1955

MARTIN DIAS CALGARY CANADA 1956

MICHAEL ROZALLA VASCO DA GAMA GOA 1956

ACGEN TAI APACHU BANGALORE 1958

WILFRED DA COSTA U.S.A 1958

BASHIRUDDIN BABUKHAN HYDERABAD 1959

DENIS MATHIAS CA U.S.A 1959

DR. K.E.EAPEN KERALA 1960

KARIMPINAL VARKEY KURIAN KANGIRAPALLY 1960

CAPT K RAVINDRAN DELHI 1960

THUM CHUN YEN ALANTA USA 1960

CAPT. JACOB ALEX MUMBAR 1960

FR. TERENCE QUADROS MUMBAI 1960

Name Place Batch Of Name Place Batch Of

MOHAN ABRAHAM KERALA 1974

MARK SILGARDO MUMBAI 1974

TREVOR VIEGAS U.K. 1975

V.ASHOK HYDARABAD 1975

SANJEEV MAHAJAN DELHI 1975

ALOYSIS MONTEIRO MANGALORE 1975

ASHOK SUBBISH COORG 1975

P.A.BOPANA COORG 1975

TREVOR KING ALANTA USA 1975

VARGHESE JACOB KERALA 1975

NOEL DE MELLO U.S.A. 1975

RAGAVENDRA BALIGA USA 1975

K.T.ABRAHAM TRIVANDRAM 1975

MATHEW JACOB U.S.A 1975

SHAILESH SHAH HYDERABAD 1975

LUIS MIRANDA BOMBAY 1976

JAIDEEPVIJENDRA HASSAN

T.B.KANJAPPA KUTTA COORG 1999


MOHSIN MENON U.S.A 1977

PRATIK PHILLIP CHENNAI 1977

VIJAY JOOPA U.S.A 1978

ANTHONY CHENNAI 1978

ANIL SHETTY SURAT 1981

SURESH MATHIAS MANGALORE 1983

REJU GEORGE DUBAI 1985

ANIL ALDRIN MUMBAI 1988

KESHAV .R U.S.A 1988

SAILA REBELLO MANGALORE

T.B.NAVEEN KUTTA S.KODAGU

DRSMALI HYDERABAD 1990

SHAWN D’CUNHA DUBAI 1995

PATRICK EDWARDS PUNE

SUNIL THOMAS KERALA

DR.SHYAM APPANNA MADIKERI COORG

DR.A.D.BELLIAPPA COORG

CONRAD MARKS AUSTRALIA

MANUDHIR SINGAPORE

Name Place Batch Of Name Place Batch Of

OBITUARY 2008-2009NAME BATCH DATE

Mr. Hillary Correia 1956 18th June 2008

Mr. Sandip Malpani 1975 08th September 2008

Mr. Iqbal Tejani 1967 25th September 2008 in Pune

Mr. V.Godfrey 14th October 2008

Br. Calligaro 21st October 2008

Mr.Mervyn Silgardo

Mr. Denis Noronha 07th December 2008

Mr. Saldanha 10th December 2008

Mr. Boney Mascarenhas 28th December 2008

Mr. Denzil Rego 31st December 2008

Mr. Varun Nobbay 2005 31st December 2008

Mr. Wilfred Langford 1947 10th June 2009

Mr. R.H. LaRive 1932 21st June 2009

Mr. Rajinder Pal Chabba 02nd July 2009

NEW PATRON MEMBERS 2008-09ANDREW LOBO (1974 ICSE)

RAVI VERDES

NEW LIFE MEMBERS 2008-09ALAN SEQUEIRA (1974 ISC) JEFFRY J.REBELLO

K.C.THOMAS (1974 ICSE) B.S. AKHIL DEV

NOEL OTTER (1965) AVIJIT DUTT (1960)

K.T.THOMAS SANJISH S. SHETTY

K.S.THOMAS CHANDRAKETO JHA

TOMMY CHACKO (1973) SANJAY SHETTY B.S.

JAI APPACHU (1958) SURAJ NARVEKAR S.

RUSI GOVENOR (1965) DENNIS DEEPAK REDDY

BIPEN BATHIJA SHAYAM JAISING

MALCOLM SALDANHA JOSH MATHEW

AJAY NAGARAJ VIKAS DHAWAN

CHARLES HUANG JACOB GEORGE

OUR GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS

1. Pramodh Naidu for sponsoring Christmas Hampers to Retd Teachers and Senior Old Boys

2. To Glen Hartley, Greg D’Sa & Prince Jacob for putting in time and effort to train the 9th Std Boys in Club Swinging for Sports Day.

3. To the Batch of 1988 for Sponsoring the School Colours for the ISC Inter School Football and Basketball Tournament.

4. To our Auditor Mr K.S Ram Pureswaran from Sampath Kumaran & Co. for Auditing our Books of Account.

5. To Greg de Nazareth for Organising the Walkthon and Seminar on “Climate Change and what we should do about it”

6. BATCH OF 1998 – SPONSOR OF THE SESQUICENTENARY BREAKFAST and LUNCH

7. Batch Of 1974 - For looking after the Medical Requirements of Mrs. David Chatterjee

8. Batch of 1976 - For funding the printing cost of the history book - FAITH & TOIL


1. ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD(for the highest Marks in ISC science 2008-09)

AJIT KRISSHNA N.L.

2. ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD (for the highest

Marks in ISC commerce 2008-09 )

HARSHIL R BELUR

3. MARIO de P MIRANDA AWARD(for best student in studies and games ISC 2008-09)

S ABHISHEK

4. BATCH OF 1968 AWARD(for the best Girl student in studies in ISC 2008-09)

SARAH MAJEED

5. FR. JACQUES GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZEHighest Marks in English ISC 2008-09

CHANDRAMOULI BANERJEE

GAVIN DESOUZA

NITESH KALLIANPUR

SHOMIK MULLICK

NIKHIL MALHOTRA

PRATHIMA R. APPAJI

1. ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD(for the highest Marks in ICSE 2008-09)

AKSHAY KRISHNA

2. MARIO de P MIRANDA AWARD(for best student in studies and games ICSE 2008-09)

AMRITH RAVINDRA

3. BASHIRUDDIN BABUKHANOBA SESQUICENTENNIAL AWARD(for best student in studies,athletics & aquatics

ICSE 2008-09)

AKSHAY KRISHNA

4. REV FR HEDWIG DACOSTA AWARD( from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in English ICSE 2008-09

AKSHAY KRISHNA

MERVIN JOSEPH

5. HARTWEL YATES AWARD (from the batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Maths ICSE 2008-09

DARSHAK TARAK MADHANI

ERIC JOSE SALDANHA

G. TERRY LARSEN

6 . MRS SAIT AWARD (from the Batch of 1975)Highest marks in II language -Hindi ICSE 2008-09

AKSHAY KRISHNA

7. LUKE & ANNE D’SOUZA AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Hist/Civics/Geog ICSE 2008-09

AKSHAY KRISHNA

8. MRS LYNETTE LOBO AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Environmental Education ICSE 08-09

CHIRAG M NARASIMHA

9. DAVID CHATHERJEE AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Science ICSE 2008-09

AKSHAY KRISHNA

VEDANTH NAIR

10. Mr. RICHARD & MARY PEREIRA AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Computer Applications ICSE 2008-09

ADITYA SHARMA

KAUSHAL T SHETTY

AMAN S PIRGAL

SIDDHARTH MARK JOSEPH

SONAL LEN SALDANHA

UDBHAV

11. KENNETH MACKENZIE AWARD (from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Economics ICSE 2008-09

DARSHAK TARAK MADHANI

12. ALAN MAC BRIDE AWARD (from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Physical Education ICSE 2008-09

SHANE MATHEWS

MIQDAD MOHAMEDI TAMBAWALA

JASHAN MAHESH

AKASH K PAREKH

ABHAY S

S ALBAN KIRAN

JOSHUA SAMUEL M

PRIZES FOR ICSE (10TH STD.) 2008-09 (Given by OBA) (Trophy, certificate, cash prize)

6. FR. JACQUES GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZEHighest Marks in Maths ISC 2008-09AJIT KRISSHNA N.L.

7. REV FR MICHAEL JOHN AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Enviromental Education ISC 2008-09SARAH MAJEED

8. REV FR CLAUDE D’SOUZA AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Physics ISC 2008-09AJIT KRISSHNA N.L.ANTRIKSH P.C. DUGGALGAVIN D’SOUZASYED MAAZ

9. REV FR SHENOY AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Chemistry ICS 2008-09AJIT KRISSHNA N.L.

10. REV FR. BISCARO AWARD (from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Biology ISC 2008-09NITISH KILLIANPUR

PRIZES FOR ISC (12TH STD) 2008-09 (Given by OBA) (Trophy, certificate and cash prize)


11. REV FR. HILARIO FERNANDES AWARD(from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Computer Science ISC 2008-09AJIT KRISSHNA N.L.KUSHAL MARIO FERNANDES PRABHU

12. Mr. SANDIP MALPANI AWARD (from the Batch of 1975)Highest Marks in Accounts ISC 2008-09NIKHIL MALHOTRATANYA NICOLETTE JOSEPH

13. BATCH OF 1975 AWARDHighest Marks in Kannada ISC 2008-09AMRITH RAVINDRAANIRUDH PRADEEP KARE

14. BATCH OF 1975 AWARD

Highest Marks in Economics ISC 2008-09HAZEFA Z ERINPURWALA

15. BATCH OF 1975 AWARDHighest Marks in Commerce ISC 2008-09SARAH MAJEED,NIKHIL MALHOTRAHAZEFA Z ERINPURWALA

16. BATCH OF 1975 AWARDHighest Marks in Business Maths ISC 2008-09HARSHIL R BELUR

17. BATCH OF 1975 AWARDHighest Marks in BUSINESS STUDIES ISC 2008-09JARRYD DOMINIC FERNANDES

PRIZES FOR 8TH STDREV. FR. SIMON FURTADO sj. AWARD

Highest Marks in Chemistry - ADNAM AHMED

LETTER GIVEN TO THE PRIZE WINNERS FROM THE BATCH OF 1975

Dear Student,

As an Old Boy of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School it give us great pleasure and pride to pen these words of congratulations and praise to

you. Your superb achievements once again underscore the enduring quality of this great institution that continues to turn out fantastic

scholars and fine human beings.

When you step out into the world from the confines of your alma mater, we are sure you will rise to meet every challenge that life throws

at you guided by the Josephite motto of Faith and Toil. With every stride you take towards the ever rising pinnacles of achievement, we

urge you never to forget that your first step was taken here, within the hallowed portals of St. Joseph’s.

We congratulate you once more and wish you all success.

With Best Wishes,

Trophies Won by the School 2008-2009

Fr. Eric Vaz Memorial Hockey Juniors Runners-Up

Centenary hockey Shield Seniors Winners

Alan Macbride Hockey Tournament Under 12 Runners-Up

Baldwins B.H.S. Football Tournament Under 17 Winners

ISC SesquicentennaryBasketball Tourn Girls Runners-Up

Vidyashilp Academy Inter School Tourn. Chess Winners

Inter School Relay Juniors BCBS 3rd

SJBHS 3rd

Cathedral 1st

Baldwins 1st

F.A.P.S. 1st

Seniors SJBHS 1st

BCBS 2nd

Baldwins 1st

Clarence 2nd

ISC Boys BCBS 2nd

Clarence 2nd

ISC Girls Clarence 3rd

BCBS 2nd

Inter School Aquatic RelayBaldwins 2nd

Horlicks Wizz Kids Activity 2008 for ISC SJBHS overall champions

4th National Abacus Mental Arithmetic Competition held at Chennai on June 7th 2008

RISHAB HEMANT KINCHA OF 5 C WON FIRST PLACE

PRIZES FOR 9TH STDREV. FR. SIMON FURTADO sj. AWARD

Highest Marks in Chemistry - ANANTHRAM RAO

Dr. Bryan Nobbay Rs. 30,000.00 Dr. C. S. Rajan Rs. 30,000.00

Mr. Harish Dogra Rs. 30,000.00 Mr. A. Franklin Rs. 30,000.00

Mr. Sumir Hinduja Rs. 30,000.00 Mr. Siddarth Raja Rs. 30,000.00

OUR GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TOWARDS THE STAFF MEDICAL

INSURANCE SCHEME IN 07-08

Siddarth Raja Rs.30,000/- Harish Kunnath Rs.1,000/-

Deep Desai Rs.30,000/- Leonard Kulangara Rs.15,000/-

Vijay Venugopal Rs.10,000/- Ralf Robert Rs.10,000/-

SESQUICENTENNARY FUND DONATIONS

Sagar Muthappa Rs.5,000/- K.Prabha Mahesh Rs.2,000/-

OBA MELBORNE Rs.1,09,000/- Mrs. Madhu Suresh Rs.10,000/-

Ramachandra Nayak $100/- Rajat Mukherjee $50/-

Kaushik Thakore Rs.25,000/- Nimish Thakore Rs.25,000/-

Hari Raghavan (USA) Rs.11,830/- Kenneth & Miriam LoboRs9,464/-

Jimmy & Jenifer Anklesaria (USA) Rs.1,53,790/- Martin Sreshta (USA) Rs.23,660/-

Rajesh & Priya Kheny (USA) Rs.1,89,280/- Senthil Radakrishnan Rs.11,830/-

Sanjay & Nandini Murthy (USA) Rs.21,294/- Suraj Chhabria (USA) Rs.9,464/-

Sanjit & Renu Menezes (USA) Rs.94,640/- Trevor & Doris King Rs.70.980/-

Leslie Abreo & Anita Miranda (USA) Rs.18,928/-

OUR GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TOWARDS THE STAFF MEDICAL

INSURANCE SCHEME IN 08-09

Vikram Viswanath Rs.1,00,000/- Amitabh Poddar Rs.5,100/-

The Featherlite Family Rs.1,00,000/-

Jonathan Nicholas Rs.5,000/- Amith D’Souza Rs.5,000/-

Bipin George Mathew Rs.6,200/- Kevin Rodrigues Rs.400/-

Srinivas Ramanujam Rs.8,000/- Siddarth Raja Rs.5,000/-

Kartik M Rs.2,000/- Chandraketo Jha Rs.11,000/-

Gaurav D. Hinduja Rs.25,000/- Kurian Abraham Rs.5,000/-

Jarba P.Patil Rs.5,001/- M.R.Srinivas Prasad Rs.5,000/-

Hetek Desai Rs.2,500/- Sony Kurian Rs.1,000/-

Ian Carvalho Rs.400/- Shyam N,Suraj Rs.1,000/-

Raghmundan Rs.400/- Dr. Shyam Appanna Rs.400/-

Tosher Hormosjee Rs.5,000/- Raghav Seksaria Rs.2,000/-

Varun Gurjer Rs.1,000/- Suraj Narvekar Rs.1000/-

Nagaraj M.V. Rs.1,000/- Jaypee Rs.2,000/-

Baldev Singh Rs.1,000/- Dinker Rs.400/-

Hubert S. Rs.300/- Jayaker Rs.4,400/-

V.T.Francis Rs.400/- Viraj Rs.1,000/-

Varun Gurjer Rs.1,000/- Suraj Rs.1,000/-

Jitander Rs.400/- Any Rs.1,000/-

S.Derick Rs.500/- M.V.Nagaraj Rs.1,000/-


OUR GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE SPONSORED THE PENSION OFOUR RETIRED TEACHERS FOR THE YEAR 07-08

Gregory Nazareth Rs.1,500/- Amit Rs.200/-

Prashanth Rs.2,000/- Raghav Rs.400/-

Nitesh Shetty Rs.10,000/- Batch of 1996 Rs.15,000/-

DONORS TO THE BATCH OF 1968 SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Ponathpur K Prahalad $500/- Mark Lushington Rs.25,000/-

Patrick Mathias $2,000/- Sumit Sinha Rs.10,000/-

A.C.Premkumar $200/- Dr. H Satish Chandra Rs.10,000/-

Jadish Belani Rs.10,000/- Oosman Abdulla Rs.15,000/-

N.R.Venkatesh Rs.50,000/- Joseph Isaacs Rs.10,000/-

K.T.Nicholas Rs.5,000/- Joy Marattukalam Rs.5,000/-

V.J.Zachary Rs.5,000/- Kailash Dilli Rs.10,000/-

Ollapally Projects &Investments Rs.12,500/- S.Satyakumar Rs.12,500/-

Sqn. Ldr. Baldev Singh (Rtd.) Rs.12500/- Paul Joseph Rs.12,500/-

DONORS TO THE 1972 FUND

A.G.Krishnaswamy Rs.20,000/-

BATCH OF 1975 FUND TOWARDS AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN ICSE/ISC EXAMS

Girish Punja Rs.30,000/- Dr. Trevor Viegas Rs.1,00,000/-

Trevor & Doris King Rs.1,18,300/- Brian D’Lima Rs.35,000/-

HISTORY BOOK & COFFEE TABLE BOOK FUND

V.S.J Lobo Rs.45,000/- Frederick Soanes Rs.1,50,000

Narendra Kudva Rs.10,000/- Prem Thomas Rs.50,000/-

B.Sampath Rs.50,000/- Ivan Rodrigues Rs.30,000/-

Janardhan Padmanabhan Rs.5,000/- Shiv Baloo Rs.35,000/-

Ramkumar Rajarathnam Rs.1,00,000/- Lius Miranda Rs.2,00,000/-

Mohan Menon (USA) Rs.47,320/- Anil Ferris (USA) Rs. 47,320/-

Vivek Bhaktaram (USA) Rs.1,18,300/- Madhukar Hiregange Rs.10,000/-

MAJOR SYLVESTER RATHNAM, ANAND SEBASTIAN, SAI MONOHAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND

BATCH OF 1998 Rs.2,50,000/-

DONORS TO THE BATCH OF 1990 DAVID CHATTERJEE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Chandrashekar Viswanath Rs.25,000/- Shashi Kiran Lewis Rs.10,000/-

Nikhil Krishnamurthy Rs.20,000/- Arun D’Souza Rs.5,000/-

Nikhil Thakurdas Rs.5,000/- Vinod Raju Rs.10,000/-

B.N.V.Raman Rs.10,000/-

DONATIONS TOWARDS REBUILDING THE GROTTO FROM BATCH OF 1975

TREVOR & DORIS KING RS.1,00,000/- BRIAN D’LIMA Rs.1,00,000/-

NOEL D’MELLO $100/-

OBA INOVATION LAB

VIJAY NAZARETH Rs.19,450/-

OTHER DONATIONS

OBA KERALA Rs.10,000/-

Charndrshekar Viswanath Rs.10,000/-

JOE PILLAY Rs.15,000/-



FABIAN CORREIA’S SESQUICENTENNIAL SPEECH

St Josephs Boys School Bangalore September 2008

The most important function of education at any level is to develop the personality of the individual, and the significance of his life, to himself and to

others. This is the basic architecture of a life at St Josephs!

St. Joseph’s in synergy with the St. Jesuit fathers Group celebrate 150 Years of Molding Lives! Goals set at school give the specific direction

to make our dreams come true! The rest is ornamentation and decoration, of the structure that Fr Eugene Jacques and my teachers have

molded, that I am today!

Rev. Fathers, My cherished Classmates and the OBA,

It is an honor, to be invited, to address such a distinguished assemblage of ex- students at these sequential celebrations. If IQ could be converted into

kilowatts, I have no doubt, that the quantum massed here tonight, would meet the world’s energy requirements, for at least a century.

It is a rare privilege, to celebrate the Sequecentenial landmark, of St. Joseph’s European High school now St Josephs Boys High school. I would like

to congratulate all the Jesuit fathers, and teachers for our accomplishments. For me personally, it is a great honor to share this unique event with you

and I am very glad to participate in the prestigious events organized on this occasion.

In 1959, I came to Bangalore from Kenya, for the first time in my life and entered St Josephs European High school under the umbrella of Fr Eugene

Jacques. It was an experience, that I will never forget. By a quirk of nature, although I was born right-handed, I had the good fortune to come into this

world left-footed. Soccer players who could kick with their left foot were very rare in those days. This meant that I was able to make the Soccer team

as a left forward. I then, was fortunate to develop my hockey skills to represent the school team from 1960 -1963 surrounded by most talented school

players in Bangalore.

I found my prowess in Athletics, and excelled leaving glorious memories of school landmarks at all levels of athletic competitions .We were a

distinguished unbeatable and decorated team in Hockey, Football and Athletes winning and setting a very high bench mark with Stalwarts in Vece

Paes, Ashok Raman, Nabeel Thomas and Rui Saldanha - We turned to be an undefeated team, and also had the distinction of all, being the best in our

era. To this day, I am convinced that I owe all this To Fr Jacques, who gave me encouragement, and to carry these talents, to university and national

sports levels. I was selected to represent the Canadian Sports Federation for Amateur Sports in the 90s.

I can tell you, that I had many a sleepless night during that first year at St Josephs and when sleep came, it was often accompanied by a dream

(nightmare might be more accurate) missing my home life in Mombasa, Kenya.

Quality education, at all levels is, and has been, critically important for all the Jesuit fathers at St Josephs, at all times. I completed my Cambridge and

High school certificate Examinations in 1963.

Friends, when you are growing as a young person, in a student’s life, you have to acquire a unique trait, of righteousness in the heart. In Indian

language it is called Dharma. This Righteousness in my heart was built by Fr Jacques and teachers of St. Josephs European High School. The

students’ life is very important. With righteousness in the heart we developed and evolved beauty, in the character. The beauty in the character, in a

young person, brings harmony, in the home, to the joy of the parents. Harmony at St Josephs, in the home, propagates to the society and the nation.

The Classroom – not the trench-is the frontier of freedom now and forever more.

With these words let me once again; greet the Fathers, teachers, my classmates and O.B.A members of St. Josephs during the sequential celebrations.

My best wishes to all the members, of St. Josephs Boys High School success, in their mission, of promoting value-based education among the youth.

God Bless You!

Fabian F Correia BA (Hons. Eco), CCP, PMP.

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Snippet from his letter to the Secretary - Brian D’Lima

Thank you for your letter of 23rd March informing me that it gave

me immence pleasure to receive letters from senior Old Boys’ like

me who, at 94 years. was your oldest Old Boy and that you were

proud of me. Also thank you very much for enclosing Christopher

Rego’s wonderful History of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School “Faith

& Toil”, together witha copy of your OBA Calling, a magazine of the

sesquicentenary celebrations held by the Old Boys’ Association,

which I alsoenjoyed very much, and for the Annual Reports for the

last 2 years.... From 2005 the Australian Government appointed me

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Yours ii Jesus & Mary ....... Francis Byrne Smith

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BEST WISHES TO

THE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION OF

ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL

S A L E H A H M E D F U R N I T U R E H I R E R S


MR.A.GODENHO 5/8/2008

143 Hoppers Road winelmore hill.London.N213LP.

Revisited after a very long time.Full of changes.

All for the better keep it up.

MR.TEJAS . J. SHELAT 12/8/2008

No 82 “madhu kung”B Street 6th cross gandhinagar

B’Lore-560009.

First time in 10years.School has been updraded.

Many happy future 150 years.

Batch of 1999

MR.PETER JOSEPH BHAGAR 28/08/2008

1127-Banday street #1102 VancoverB.C.Canada.

Nice to visit after forty years.Thanks for the fond memories.!!

Batch of 1970

MR IVAN YATES 4/9/2008

Good to see the o.b.a.office& Brian.

40628 173 Rd st east Lancaster,CA93535

Thanka for the personal delivery of the annual report.

Batch of 1968

MR.OWEN PAUL 4/9/2008

7 Clendon st.Brighton east vic 3187 Australia.

Its great to be back at school.!!

MR. KAUSHIK THAKARI 4/9/2008

121 1ST Cross,AG ColonyNew B E L Road.B;lore -79

The school which built on character can never forget it.

Batch of 1949

MR. TONY GERNON 4/9/2008

Chessington Surrey u.k.

The Earl’’ of chessington (zoo)

What Stremendes change in the old alma mater.

Wonderful to meet up with old fello classmates.

Sorry to hear that some have deputed.

COLONEL FRANCIS MACHADO, 4/9/2008

001 Pouce haven Apts, 03 Ahmed saint Rd,B’lore-5

Best wishes for the o.b.a. sesquicentenary !!

MR.K.C.THOMAS 5/9/2008

Anatharam Kanjirapally,kerala state Batch of 1959-65.

Its an honour to be back in school.

MR.F.DEVAS 9/5/2008

20 Monitor Band,Toranto,ontario,canada.

Great to be part of the celebrations.

MR.VICTOR SHAW 9/5/2008

312 Rustin way,wexford,PA 15090.U.S.A

MR.AJEETH JAGANNATH 5/9/2008

298 5 main1st Block,Koramangala B’lore

Batch of 1985

MR. PRAKASH PILLAI 5/9/2008

Q 202,Purva Fair mont,HSR Layout B’lore

Batch of 1985

MR.ANIL ALDRIN 5/9/2008

44/1 Xavier Layout,B’lore -47

Batch of 1988

MR.UMAKANTH ALVA 5/9/2008

004,Admiraty Manor .6th main,13th cross,

indranagar,B’lore-38

Batch of 1988

MR.K.L.KUMAR 5/9/2008

Emerald Janeshwar,G2,No 28,Annaswamymudaliar Road,next to tamil sangam,ulsoor lake,Blore-42Batch of 1985

MR.NADER MIRZA 5/9/2008Albert Cottage’ 13/1 Albert street,Richmond Town,B’lore-25

MR. SUDEER MAHAJAN 5/9/2008201,Signature Apts,# 3,3rd main Road,

m.l.a.Layout ,Bhoopsandra,R.M.V.2nd stageB’lore-94

MR.B.A.PAVAN 5/9/2008H.104,Habitat Splendour,Kundalahalli Main RdBrooke fields,Bangalore-37

MR.HEMANT KAMAT 5/9/200810/7E, Kumar Krupa Road ,High grounds,Bangalore-1

MR.SHASHI KIRAN LEWIS 5/9/200827,Kasturaba Road cross, Bangalore-1MR.VAUGHAN MARTEN 5/9/2008

5 Coolum Place cardiff fouth, new 2B5 Australia

MR.SHYAM NICHANI 5/9/200817,Radhakrishna Villa,3rd cross,RMS Layout,Sanjaynagar,B’lore-94

MR. MELVILLE REGO 5/9/200867,Richmond Road,B’lore-25MR. SURESH MATHIAS 5/9/2008202 Sundari Apts,Shivabagh Road,Kadri,Mangalore-575002

MR.SAILA REBELLO 5/9/2008Chirag -Falnir,Mangalore-575002

MR.BRIAN MORRIS 5/9/2008

31Hunters Wood Crescent,Ottawa,OntarioCanada-K/G-5V7Great Show !

MR.MAHESH JAYACHANDRA 5/9/200875,7th cross,K.P.West,Bangalore-20Batch of 1978

MR.LUKE CHERIYAN 5/9/2008Avon Cake,OHIO.U.S.ABatch of 1963

MR. JAVINDER SINGHISC,3rd cross,Chiranjeevi Layout, Hebbal

Kempapura,B’lore-24

MR.ANSHUL CHUDHA 5/9/2008589,RMV 2nd stage 3rd Block, 1st main,B’lore-94

MR.SHAHDIL SOUNDARARAJAN 5/9/200818,6th cross,Lakshmi Road, ShanthinagarB’lore-27

MR. T.B.NAVEEN 5/9/2008Nellore Estate,P.B. No 14,Kutta Post,S.Kodagu,B’lore-571250

M REZA KHALEELI 28/07/200915518 Mauna Loa, Houston Tx 77040

Very good memories am very happy to see thegrowth and improvements.

VISITORS TO OBA OFFICE


MR. RAVI MANI 5/9/200815612-80 AVE,Edmonton,AB T5R3m3 CanadaGreat Being Back at School,Fantastic.

MR.BRIG VINODH MANI 5/9/200834 Lavelli Road ,Blore-560001All the Best to ‘ Our School’

MR. GEORGE POTTENKULAM 5/9/200828/3003/C, Chilavanoor Road,Cochin -2Great to be back

MR.K.A.APPIAH 5/9/2008G-2 Renaissance,11 milton st. cooke Town,B-5Great to be here.

MR. SUJIT MUKHERJEE 5/9/2008200/C 6th cross,HAL 3rd stage,B-75

MR.THOMOS KUNCHERIA 5/9/2008246,Subashnagar,B’lore-560049

MR. C.MADAN SOMAIA 5/9/2008B.B.Estate Kadalelpo,madikeri-571201

MR.NISHANT R.GURJER 5/9/20083A,Farah Manor 37,Millers Road,Benson Town ,B’iore-46Superb Feelig !!! Back at School.

MR.SHAILESH SHAH 5/9/2008MR.NOEL D’MELLO 5/9/2008590, OakBridge T.e,Alpharetta,GA-30022

MR.BASANT PODDAR 5/9/2008487,10th cross, RMV Extn,B’lore-80

MR. K.T.ABRAHAM 5/9/2008E-3 Jawar Nagar,Trivandram

MR.ASHRIN SHETTY 5/9/20089/1,Brunton Road cross,B’lore-25

MR.WILLIAM SHAW 5/9/2008Toranto Canada.

MR. BRIAN BRADBURY 5/9/2008Cannot Belive that I was a boarder during the centenary & now !!Batch of 1962

MR. DEEPAK VARMA 5/9/2008Very happy to be back.Batch of 1972

MR. MARTIN DIAS 5/9/2008Reno of school fantastic,viddy should be upgreaded.Batch of 1956

MR. MICHAEL ROZALLA 5/9/2008Congrats on 150 years.Dont kick widdy out.Batch of 1956

MR. ABDULLAH ANSARI 5/9/20087/3 Spencer Road, Fraser Town,B’lore-5

MR.A.HAKEEM ANSARI 5/9/200826/3 Bowring Hospital Road,B’lore-1

MR. MUKESH R. 5/9/2008# 73/A, 1st floor, 17th B main,6th Block,Koramangala,B’lore-95Batch of 1990

MR. SRINIVASAN HENGACHERI 5/9/2008# 0-21, Diamond street, Kodihalli, B’lore-17Batch of 1982

MR. SOURAV NANDI 5/9/2008# 389,4th main, 14th cross,R.T.Nagar, 2nd Block.

MR. DR. PAVAN HEGDE 5/9/2008

MR. M. ADITYA APPAYA 5/9/2008Batch of 1997

MR. ASHOK RAMAN 5/9/2008AuastrliaSchool has improved. Good to Catch up with past Friends.Batch of 1962

MR. DENIS MATHIAS 5/9/200814961 50Bey Rd, Saratoga CA,95070,U.S.A.Batch of 1959

MR. ANIL SHETTY 5/9/2008Surat, GujaratNostalgic.Batch of 1981

MR. BASHIRUDIN BABUKHAN 5/9/20086-3-1100,Sanjiguda,Hyderabad -500082Great feeling to be present at the sesquicentennialof st joseph’s. Faith in God has Always stord mein good start. Still recall the 100 aniversary & TheBonding days.winning the goyal cup was indeed thelight of 8 years at st joseph’s.Thanks to the trainingI have achieved some thing in life.Thanks to the jesuits.Batch of 1959

MR. R.V. RAJA 5/9/2008Mahaanugroha’ 26/1,10th cross,Lingarajapuram, B’lore-84Great to be back.Batch of 1991

MR. NABEEL THOMAS 5/9/2008IT Been great to come back and meet the old Boys.The school looking great and proud to be part ofthis Great school.Batch of 1960

MR. CAPT. K.RAVINDRAN 5/9/2008C-8. Gulmdharb Park,N-Delhi 110049Batch of 1960

MR. YEN T. TAN 5/9/200830/0 Georgian Manor, Alpha Retta, GA-30022.U.S.AGood to be back.Good to meet old friends.Batch of 1960

MR. TREVOR N. KING. 5/9/20081125 MTN.IVY Drive Rosewell,GA 30075Great to come back to my zoot’s,and meet someof the best people I Know.Batch of 1975

MR.NOEL D’MELLO 5/9/2008590 OAK Bridge TRL Alpharetta, GA30025Thanks for the wonderful Memories.Batch of 1975

MR.SUNIL THOMAS KOLLAMKULAM 5/9/2008 .Parathode P.O, Kottayam Dist ,Kerala 686512Enjoyed reviving &Rekindling old friendship,Great to be back among friends

MR. KRISHNA KUMAR. P.R. 5/9/2008Batch of 1985

MR. VIJAY CHUGANI 5/9/2008Proud to be a Josephite.Batch of 1985



MR. TARUN JAVALI 5/9/2008Come back after a long time School looks Awesome.

MR. AUSTIN DIAS 5/9/2008Proud to be a josephite.!

MR.FABIAN WHITE 5/9/2008Proud to be a josephite

MR. MATHEW SLARIA 5/9/2008Proud to be back.

MR. K.V.KURIAN 5/9/2008Karimpanali,Kanjirapally,Pin-686507 Kerala.Proud to be back.

MR.THOMMEN.J.KARIHPANAL 5/9/2008P.B.-48 Kanjirapalli,Kerala.

MR. SHYAM APPANNA 5/9/2008Rohini Diagnostic Center Behind SBI, Kohinoor Rd,Madikeri- 571201Great to be back.!

MR. K.K. SEBASTIAN 5/9/2008Anathanam House,Kanjirapally P.O.Kerala- 686507.Nice to be back.

MR. DR.K.K. ABRAHAM 5/9/20082-Swan Mead Basildon, Essex,U.K.55164 BJ.Proud to be a Josephite.

MR. DR. K.K. JAMES 5/9/20089,Ridge Crest,Enfield .Middlesex En2 8ju U.K.Brings back a lot of great memories.

MR.MANU DHIR 5/9/20082Flora Drive # 02-23 Singapore Sudhir Bijankl1940 Greensboro Wheaton, IL 60187 U.S.A.Good to be back.!

MR.B.B.AIYAPPA 5/9/2008No 1429 20th main 11th cross, Sector 1,HSR Layout ,B’loreWOW !

MR.WILFY PAIS 5/9/200811/1,Campbell Rd, B’lore-47Nice to see everyone.

MR. VIJAY SUNDARAM 5/9/200810A Binny Crescent Apts, Benson Cross Rd,B’loreBatch of 1979a

MR. ANAND MOHAN 5/9/20083 E Marble drch,3 Palace Rd,Richmond Town,B’lore-84IT is Great.Batch of 1958

MR. LLOYD MACEDO 5/9/20082/ Silver Spot,Argod Mapuca Cra 403507Batch of 1974

MR. ANDREW LOBO 5/9/2008Lavelle Rd,1st LR ,B’lore-1Batch of 1974

MR. JIJU 5/9/20081489,Koundhil Sulthanpalaya,R.T Nagar,B’lore-32

SANDEEP SEN 4/8/2009A-501 Skyline Solstice Apts.35 Bhuvangiri Main Road Banswadi B’lore 043It’s always wonderful to be back to school

MR. SEHRISH VISAYENDRA 5/9/2008

Kannagere Estate B. Hosahalli Post- 577113

Chikmangalur District.

MR.ALISTA . R.SALDANHA 5/9/2008

914 Inverness CT APT 1007Bellevue ne 68005-4363

MR. GERARD SALDANHA 5/9/2008

11 Convent Rd, B’lore-25

MR. JAIDEEP. VIJAYENDRA 5/9/2008

Holalli Estate,Kesagodu Post-573215

Belur Taluk-Hassan Dist.

MR. SIDDHARTHA AGARWAL 5/9/2008

Boruka Group 48 Lavelle Rd,B’lore-1

MR. TILAK THOMAS 5/9/2008

32,Kasturaba Rd cross, B’lore-1

MR. NANDAN KAMATH 5/9/2008

1C, Langford Grove ,25/4 Langford Garden,

Langford Town B’lore-25

MR. HARISH FERNANDES 5/9/2008

16,Albert Street Richmond Town, B’lore-25

MR. ROUNNI JOHNSON 5/9/2008

5/3 King Street B’lore-25

MR.KAUSHIK THAKORE 5/9/2008

61,4th cross, SSI Rajajinagar, B’lore-70

MR. ARUN DESAI 5/9/2008

55,Everest Block, 12, Peddar Rd, Mumbai 400026

MR. NABEEL THOMAS 5/9/2008

2/6 Taylors Lane Rowville, Melbourne,Australia

MR. B. M. SIMA 5/9/2008

Wish I Could be readmitted,Honestly!!

A-11,Gunapriya Apts.20,3rd Seaward Rd,

Valmikinagar,Thiruvanniyur,Chennai-600041

MR. KIRAN PATIL 5/9/2008

# 196 CBI Road Ganganagar,B’lore-32

MR. ASHOK RAMAN 5/9/2008

84 Stanley Rd Vermont STN Victoria 3/33

Australia

MR. ANOOP D’SOUZA 5/9/2008

MR.VIKRAM ARUN BHASKAR 5/9/2008

MR.H.S.NAVEEN 5/9/2008

No. 691,1st main Binnamangala,1st stage,

Indranagar,B’lore-38

MR. HARRY CURTIS 5/9/2008

33,Berlie Street,Langford Town ,B’lore-25

MR. DILIP D’SOUZA 5/9/2008

5 OORGAON House 22,Vittal malya Road,

B’lore-1

MR.BHARATH RAM 5/9/2008

46/1, West Park Road, 15th cross, Malleswaram,

B’lore-3

MR. PAUL CHOWDHURY 5/9/2008

501,Oxford Spires,Rustum Baigh Road,B’lore-17

MR.W. E. D’CRUZ 5/9/2008

75/2 BRV Road,B’lore-4

MR.V. ASHOK 5/9/2008 Feels

on top of the world.



MR.DR. RAKSHITH SRINIWASA 5/9/2008371 Anagha 1st cross RMV Extn 2nd stage B’lore-94Feel Great.

MR. DR VINAY .K. 5/9/2008Love School.

MR. VISHWAS BASAVARAJ 5/9/2008Enjoy!!

MR.C.J.KUSHALAPPA 5/9/2008512,RT Nagar B’lore

MR. RAHUL .T.(TOODY) 5/9/2008Good to Fasiliyates Actively in the school activities again.

MR. MARK SIZARDO 5/9/2008Mumbai.MR. VINOD LEWIS. 5/9/200818,Infant villa, 4th cross p&t layout, horamavu,

main Road, B’lore-43.Batch of 1995

MR.MALCOM NORONHA 5/9/2008Good Show-School looks great.19030 Southwest 98 Loop Dunnellon Florida-340432

MR.DILIP.R.GIRDHAR 5/9/2008

MR.VINOD 5/9/2008U.S.A

MR. K.K.JOSEPH 5/9/2008Anathanam House, PB No.53,kanjirapally-686507Kottayam Dist, Kerala.Batch of 1955

MR.THOMMEN .J.KARIMPANAL 5/9/2008PB No 45 Kanjirapally,Kerala.Batch of 1955

MR.K.K.THOMAS. 6/9/2008The new building is great. But I loved the old one.I Grew up in Anathanam, Kanjirapally, Kerala.Batch of 1949

MR. V.J.MATHEW 6/9/2008Good to be back.Miss the old cook.Hill Soours estate virajpet.

MR.SUNDER BELANI 6/9/2008C-7 Yenlur Epsilon ,Bangalore.

MR.C.J.H.A 6/9/2008A 602,Adarsh Gans,47th cross,Wear Sangam circleJayanagar 8th Blk-560082.

MR.B.S.SANJAY SETTY 6/9/2008Shubha Shantham’’ 24,N.H.S.Road V.V.PuramBangalore-560004

MR.HEMANT DUTIA 6/9/2008Good to be back.Missing the old Building.Batch of 1968

MR. MANISH G. MAKHIJA 6/9/2008No 46,N.S.Iyangar store seshadripuram,B’lore 20MR. MATHEW JACOB 6/9/20083932 E Mercer way,Mercer island,w4980040 U.S.ABatch of 1975

MR. JUDE JIOHNSON 6/9/2008No 85, 3rd cross,K.S.F.C.Layout, LingarajapuramB’lore-560084Batch of 1994

MR. SRINIVAS VENKATESWARALLU 3/1/2009

1002,South Lincorn Drive, Duncanville, Texas USA.

Attending the 40th year reunion of 1968.

wishing all the best for all years to come.

Batch of 1968

MR. VINAY MATHEW 5/1/2009

175,10th cross, indranagar 2nd stage,B’lore-38

Batch of 1996

MR. ALLAN R. PRICHARD 12/1/2009

1651,20th main,5th cross, sector-1,HSR Layout

B’lore-560102

Batch of 2002

MR. MAQSOOD AHMED 13/01/2009

# 102, ZL Palacio No G..Edward Road,B’lore-52

Batch of 1969

MR. NITISH HARIHAR 16/01/2009

8/24,Bull Temple Road,Basavanagudi,B’lore-4

MR. JIM ZACHARIA 22/01/2009

I miss the old school !Great Building.

10429 Falling Leaf Dr.Concord,Nc 28027

MR. ERNEST VAN ROSS 26/01/2009

64 South Down Crescent Chorde Hulane, Cheshive

SK&6HA

Delighted to see the old school looking and doing so well.

Batch of 1962

MR. SATISH GOVIND 26/01/2009

D-013,Assotech windsor Park,Plot No.5,Vaibhav

Khand, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, U.P.-201010

It’s been lovely to travel down memory lane with

my Dad on this chance visit here - I envy him’

such amazing memories. All the best.

It’s Fantastic to revisit my wonderful old institution

and go back in time to such interesting memories.

My best wishes to St .Joseph’s & All Josephites.

MR. NANDA KUMAR 18/02/2009

# 4/1,6th main ,6th cross, Malleswaram Mansion,

Malleshwaram, B’lore-3

It’s exhillarating to be back in school. of the country. Feels splended to feel

the spirit

I ‘ ve visited the school after so long. Partly because I was out of the

school ever alive .

Batch of 1992

MR. RAVI KUMAR 19/02/2009

31/9,Loyola Layout,Victoria Road, B’lore-

Great feeling to be back here.I Dea of upgrading

the building without changing mutch of it’s

character is very innovative.

Batch of 1986

MR.CHRIS PEREIRA 24/02/2009

To much change.

Batch of 1973

MR. LEONARD PEREIRA 24/02/2009

Nice change Get a Traffic Light in front of school.!

Batch of 1974



MR. GEOGI MATHEW. 7/11/2008# 14,George Gardens.Ramjothynagar,R.V. CollageKengeri, Bangalore-59.Batch of 1997

MR. CEDRIK BYWATER 11/11/2008Australia .Coming back to visit my old alma mater after50 years Brings back a lot of good memories.

MR.J. AJAY SRINIVAS 12/11/2008# 13,opposite Rangachri Textiles,Sampige Road,malleswaram, Bangalore-560003

MR. LT COL.LEN NORONHA 28/11/2008Flat 003,’’ Purva Grande’ (old 49) Lavelle Road B’lore -1

MR. SHAILENDRA NAYAK 3/12/2008Flat No. 101,Team Topaz 12/4, New Thippasandramain Road ,HAL 3rd stage, Indranagar, B’lore-560075Batch of 1985-86

MR. DR.THOMAS KISHEN 2/1/2009Sydney,AustraliaGreat to see the new building.Batch of 1987

MR. JAGDISH G. BELANI 3/1/200914960 Sobey Road, Saratoga,CA 95070,USA.I am very impresed with the modifisatious to theschool of yet being able to keep the traditionallook & feel of the place.bring back a lot ofmemories.i ove a lot to the school towardspreparing me for my life.Thanks.Batch of 1968

MR. R. CHANDRAMOHAN 3/1/2009Great Nostalgia!

MR. BERNARD D’SILVA 3/1/2009This memory lane is one of the best I have everwalked down. I loved to be a josephite.

MR. KAILASH DILLI 3/1/2009Greeting’s to all here at josephs. Recall fondlythe many years spent here.everything aboutjosephs is gold.

MR. B.V. RAMESH 3/1/2009I am very happy & born to be a josephite. Aftervisiting the school .& recollect the memories ofmy school days. I am also happy to see thenew building.Batch of 1968.

MR. AMARJEET SINGH SETHI 3/1/2009# 16-1st main Road,Domlur Layout,B’lore-71Proud to be a josephite.visiting the schooltoday.Very impressed with the improvement in the schoolbuilding. Wishing all the best.Batch of 1968

MR. KOTA S. SURYANARAYAN 3/1/2009No 34/1 Subramanya nivas ,vasavi temple road ,After 40 years Iam entering the school,Iam remembering all the old boys.v.v Puram.B’lore-4Batch of 1968

M.S.KHALEELI 28/7/09Shaneghi Street Houston Tx 77040Unfailing memories, a source of strenght.I am 80 years old

MR. LESLIE D’ MELLO 3/3/2009

1/4 Lex ave, Green Bay Auckland.

Great feeling to be back to a new school.

MR.BHASKER KONANHALLI 9/3/2009

109,Massingberd Way,Tooting Bec, London SW176ah

Great feeling to be always back in school.

Batch of 1988

MR. CHARLES HUANG 11/3/2009

33/19,Victoria Road B’lore-47

Nice.

MR.DR.RAGURAJ S.HEGDE 2/4/2009

# 219,Harini,23rd main, 16th cross,5th phase,

J.P.Nagar, B;lore-78

I Have not received the annual news letter since

the last 4yr’s though I have given the new address

twice in your office.

Batch of 2000

MR. NATESH C. MOHAN 20/04/2009

128 Doremus Avenue Ridgrwood NJ07450,U.S.A.

Always a pleasure to visit and remember the wonderful times here at

st.Joseph’s.

Batch of 1962

MR. COLONEL C BANSI PONNAPPA 22/05/2009

L.No 57,Defence Service Staff College Wellington,

Nilgiris,Tamil Nadu-643231.

Batch of 1979-80

MR.ABI JOSEPH 8/6/2009

WOW! Nostalgic Memories!

No,302,Quience,Shalimar Township, AB.Road ,

Indore Pin-452010.

Batch of 1971-80

MR.DR.A.R.SEQUEIRO 8/6/2009

Its all changed.so much for the better.

C-930,Panchshul Near st.stephens School.

Ajmai-305006.Rajasthan.

Batch of 1969-73

MR. ARUN K. MUDALIAR 12/6/2009

# 16 ,1st floor, pilliar kovil street,ashoknagar,B’lore-25

I ‘ve never seen such small kids running around

in the josephite uniform.!!

Batch of 1998-2004

MR.CHINNAPPA .N.N. 23/06/2009

Wonderful to revisit the school again.

# Maithreyi, 68/69, 3rd cross, A’sector ,Vinanaka Block,

Amruthnagar-B’lore-92

Batch of 1975-82

MR.ALEX D. OLAKKINGIL 3/7/2009

82 3rd cross,p&t colony,R.T.Nagar,B’lore-32.

Nostalgic interesting to see the changes but the

spirit is still there.

Batch of 2000-2006

AUGUSTUS KURIAN THOMAS 14/07/09

# 55 Rose Enclave Appartments

3rd Main, 10th Cross Hoysala Nagar B’lore 16

Wonderful to be back in school and keep the real

josphite spirit ! Miss my school days



MR. DR S.M.Ali 6/9/2008

10-2-289/87,Flat No.301,Fortune Hights,Shantinagar,

Hyderabad-500028

Batch of 1990

MR.VIKRAM SURENDRANATH 7/9/2008

B.V.Naravana Swamy Road 47/1,Central Street,

Bangalore-560001

MR.A.P.UTHAPPA 7/9/2008

P.B.No 35,Azad Hind Estate Pollibetta,

S.Coorg. 571215.

MR.SURAJ NARVEKAR 7/9/2008

To farward all coresponding on O.B.A.

A.804, Sunshree Emerald NIBM Road,

Kondhwa Pune -411048.

MR.CHAITANYA .P. PATIL 7/9/2008

865,’Zapur House’, 1st cross,1st Block,H.A.L.

3rd Stage, Bangalore-560075.

MR.VISHAL J.KUMAR 7/9/2008 #

2304,Prestige Oak Wood Apt. 8th main,3rd Block,

Koramangala,Bangalore-560034.

MR.BRIAN PAIS 7/9/2008

B-5,Regency,Splendour, No-25,Hall Road,

Richards Town,Bangalore-560005.

MR. SHYAM JAISING 18/9/2008

Thanks for the Courtesy.

201,Sneha Apartments,225,18th cross,

Sadashivanagar,B’lore 560080

Batch of 1951

MR. AJIT JOHN 20/9/2008

Thanks!

P.O.Box 12660,Dubai.

Batch of 1982

MR,.MICHAEL PEREIRA 30/9/2008

Nice to be back.

11 Chausee DELA Merette,Paris-75016,France

Batch of 1974

MR. R.J. FERNANDES, 16/10/2008

Please keep us informed of the happenings here.

Zevali’, Near SNS Polytechnic Surkadakatte,

Bajpe, Mangalore DK.Karnataka

Batch of 1968

MR. VIKAS ANAND 17/10/2008

Look farward to receiving info about school.

723,N Franklin Dr.Fayetterille, AR 72701, U S A

Batch of 1980

MR. JUDE MCKEVERNE 24/10/2008

The Buildings are truly fantastic.Good to

36,Queens Rd,Broadstairs,Kent,CTIOIPG.

see the old boys’ in the album.especially

B’Bradbury and De’Mello.God Bless.

MR.MAJOR THOMAS XAVIER 25/10/2008

Old Memories,great place.Thanks for everything

# 57,AP Residency,Outer Ring Road ,Near Dominos

Pizza,Anand nagar ,Marthahalli Post B’lore-37

Batch of 1972


MR.GEORGE CHERIYAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1963

MR.RAVI SOMAIAH 5/9/2008

MR. P.JAYAKAR 5/9/2008

MR. J.P.ASHOK 5/9/2008

MR.RICARDO LOBO 5/9/2008 Batch of 1975

MR.RAM KUMAR RAJARADHNAM 5/9/2008 Batch of 1976

MR.RICHARD FERNANDES 5/9/2008 Batch of 1959

MR.GEORGE FERNANDEZ 5/9/2008 Batch of 1963

MR.P.FERNANDEZ 5/9/2008 Batch of 1975

DR.CARIYAPPA (NANDA) 5/9/2008 Batch of 1985

MR.JAGADEESAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1961

MR.JOSEPH OLLAPALLY 5/9/2008 Batch of 1996

MR.M.VASEEMUDIN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1982

MR. ADITYA KUMAR 5/9/2008 Batch of 1991

MR. HARISH ADVANI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1985

MR. KALPBSH SHAH 5/9/2008 Batch of 1985

MR.LUIS MIRANDA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1976

MR. JOSEPH GEORGE 5/9/2008 Batch of 1999

MR. KESHAV CHANDER 5/9/2008

MR. N. RAMAKRISHNAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1974

MR.K.K.RAVI AYAPPA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1974

MR.VISHNURAM 5/9/2008 Batch of 1974

MR. GOPINATH M.V 5/9/2008 Batch of 1988

MR. NANJAPPA.M.G. 5/9/2008 Batch of 1988

MR. KIRAN NAYAK 5/9/2008 Batch of 2000

MR. S.TARAPORE 5/9/2008 Batch of 1974

MR. JOSEPH SALDANHA 5/9/2008

MR.SUNIL DALWANI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1977

MR.ANGELO PRINTER 5/9/2008 Batch of 1998

MR.GLLURED PRINTER 5/9/2008

MR.SRIVATSAV CHARI 5/9/2008

MR.DR.ANAND VINEKAR 5/9/2008

MR.AIYAPPA K.C. 5/9/2008

MR. AJAY LOGANADAN 5/9/2008

MR. PRAKASH ALVAREZ 5/9/2008

MR.ARUN JAMES 5/9/2008

MR. MADHUKAR N. HIREGANGE 5/9/2008

MR.K.T.PAUL 5/9/2008

MR.VIJAY VENUGOPAL 5/9/2008

MR. SUDHIR MAKHIJA 5/9/2008

MR. GIRISH NANAPPA 5/9/2008


MR. DAVID VASNAIK 5/9/2008 Batch of 1958

MR. THOMAS THARAKAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1972

MR. SHAUN D’ CUNHA 5/9/2008

MR.ROLF MARREN 5/9/2008

MR. SUNIL PICHAMUTHU 5/9/2008

MR. SADHURAM BILDAS 5/9/2008 Batch of 1958

MR. NIJU THOMAS 5/9/2008

MR.K.S.CARIYAPPA 5/9/2008

MR.D.PRABHAKAR 5/9/2008 Batch of 1979

MR.TARUN BALAJI NARESH 5/9/2008

MR.DEAN KIM BROWNE 5/9/2008

MR.VISHAL MEHRA 5/9/2008

MR. Q C S RAJAN 5/9/2008

MR. SUNIL N. JOSHI 5/9/2008

MR. SACHIN PULICKAL 5/9/2008

MR. ALOK MARDH 5/9/2008

MR. GIRISH SHANKAR 5/9/2008

MR. ANIL KUMAR MALPANI 5/9/2008

MR. MOHAN ALAPATI 5/9/2008

MR. ARVIND RAO. 5/9/2008

MR. MARVIN RODRIGUES. 5/9/2008

MR. STEVEN REBELLO. 5/9/2008

MR. SHANKAR BALU. 5/9/2008

MR. R.C. SHARMD 5/9/2008

MR.RALPH C.ROBERT. 5/9/2008

MR. P.A.KUTTAPPA. 5/9/2008

MR. SIDDARTH GULATI. 5/9/2008

MR. SANJITH SHETTY. 5/9/2008

MR. KIRAN JAMES. 5/9/2008

MR.JOE MANAVALAN. 5/9/2008

MR. JOSEPH THARAKAN 5/9/2008

MR. PHILIP MASCARENHAS. 5/9/2008

MR. COLNEVILLE DIAS. 5/9/2008

MR HETAL DESAI. . 5/9/2008

MR. JOSH GOJER 5/9/2008 Batch of 1988

MR. ERROL FERNANDES. 5/9/2008 Batch of 1979

MR.JEFFRY REBELLO. 5/9/2008 Batch of 1984

MR. COL NEVILLE DIAS 6/9/2008


MR. MICHAEL ROZALLA 5/9/2008

MR. PRAPANCH MANDANA 5/9/2008

MR. ARJUN A NAMBISAN 5/9/2008

MR. MAYUBH P. VARGHESE 5/9/2008

SHUAIB RAZVI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1989

MR. GEORGE MORRIS 5/9/2008 Batch of 1949

MR. SANJEEV MAHAJAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 19475

MR.SINDHARTHA KANORIA 5/9/2008

MR. JACOB CHERIYAN 5/9/2008

MR. SANCHIT MACHOTRA 5/9/2008

MR.HARISH DOGRA 5/9/2008

MR.N.R,SUDHIR 5/9/2008

MR. PETE FERNANDES 5/9/2008

MR. SUKHEN PADMANABHA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1983

MR. RAJEEV GONSALVES 5/9/2008 Batch of 1979

MR. OSCAR MENEZES 5/9/2008 Batch of 1959

MR. JAYANT N. KAPADIA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1961

MR.K.PRAKASH 5/9/2008 Batch of 1977

MR.BRIAN MORRIS 5/9/2008 Batch of 1962

MR. SUDHIR BIJANKI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1962

MR. PRAVIN HANSRAJ 5/9/2008 Batch of 1955

MR. MURALIDHARAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1984

MR. P.G. HARMESE THARAKAN 5/9/2008 Batch of 1967

MR. SUSHANT KAMATH 5/9/2008 Batch of 1999

MR. TOMMY CHACKO 5/9/2008 Batch of 1972

MR. MOHAN ABRAHAM 5/9/2008 Batch of 1974

MR.T.F.NORONHA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1948

MR. JUDE KOSHY 5/9/2008 Batch of 1989

MR. FABIAN CORREIA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1963

MR. EDMUND LOBO 5/9/2008 Batch of 1955

MR. OSCAR DE’ SOUZA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1968

MR.JUDE RODRIGUES 5/9/2008 Batch of 1977

MR. IAN CARVALHO 5/9/2008 Batch of 1984

MR.WILDRID DA COSTA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1958

MR. KRISHNAN SESHADRI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1985

MR.DILIP SHARMA 5/9/2008 Batch of 1976

MR. C. MUNSHI 5/9/2008 Batch of 1958

MR. DR. PALCHARATLAM 5/9/2008

MR. A.D. BELLIAPPA 5/9/2008


AUDITOR’S REPORT

We have examined the attached Balance sheet of Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society A/c St. Joseph’s Boys High School Old Boys

Association, Bangalore as at March 31, 2009 and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on that date, annexed thereto.

These financial statements are the responsibility of the institution’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these

financial statements based on our audit.

We have conducted the audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in India. Those standards require that we plan

and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material mistakes. An audit

includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosers in the financial statements. An audit also includes

assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by the management, as well as evaluating the overall financial

statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.

We report that:

a) We have obtained all the information and explanation which, to the best of our knowledge and belief, were necessary for the

purpose of our audit.

b) In our opinion proper books of accounts have been kept so far as it appears from our examination of the books.

c) The Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure accounts dealt with by this report are in agreement with the Books of Accounts.

In our opinion and to the best of our information and explanation given to us, the said Balance Sheet and Income Expenditure account

gives a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally accepted in India:

1. In the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs as at March 31, 2009.

2. In the case of Income and Expenditure account, the excess of Income over Expenditure for the year ended on that

date.

For Sampath Kumaran & Co.

Chartered Accountants

Place: Bangalore Sd. K. S. Ram Pureswaran

Date: August 10, 2009 Partner


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St Joseph’s Boys High School - Old Boys AssociationReceipts & Payments A/C for the year ended 31/03/09

RECEIPTS PAYMENTS

Rs Rs Rs Rs

Opening Balance Expenses on Functions

Cash 8,506 OBA Day 104,058

Bank accounts 255,968 264,474 St Joseph's Feast 23,750

Income from Functions Christmas Getogether 21,547

Blue and White Ball Receipts Sesquicenntennial Dinner 458,248

OBA Day (incl sponsorship) 96,313 - 607,603

St Joseph's Feast - Scholarships, Welfare & Awards

Christmas Get-together 14,940 Scholarships

Sesquicentennial Dinner 191,500 302,753 Awards 72,045

Income to Funds Staff Health Insurance Payments 441,600

Staff Health Insurance Fund 437,092 Teacher's Pension 58,800

Sesquicentennial Fund 198,759 Retd Teachers Pension 240,000

Simon Furtado Award 100,000 Staff Appreciation - 740,400

The Warrior Trophy 100,000 Prizes Sports and extracurricular 8,165

Class of 1968 Award (12th Std) 139,610 Christmas Hampers to Senior Old Boys 2,400 10,565

Class of 1968 Staff Welfare Fund 300,000 Office expenses

Class of 1972 10,000 Postage & Telephone 13,793

Class of 1974 10,000 Printing & Stationery 7,350

Batch of 1975 Awards 265,000 Repairs and Maintenance,Insurance 7,405

Faith & Toil Coffee Table book Fund 675,000 General Expenses & Conveyance 3,650

Batch of 1988 Scholarship Fund 250,000 Misc Expenses 13,478

Batch of 1990 David Chaterjee Sch 25,000 Office Assistant Salary 71,900

Retd Teachers Pension 30,000 2,540,461 JOS Alumni Membership fee 1,000

Christmas Hamper Donation 6,500 Bank Charges 7,890 126,466

Membership Fees Production & Postage - OBA Report 117,263

Life 07-08 41,000 Class of 1974 Retd Teachers a/s -

Life 08-09 12,000 Class of 1968 expenses 28,350

Patron Memembership 6,000 Batch of 1972 Fund - 28,350

59,000 class of 1988 Hockey expenses of school -

Interest on Investments 911,631 Inter School Cultural Competition 127,751

- 911,631 less refunded from PTA 127,751 -

Misc Income 11,001 Computer System

7,280

Chip of theOld Block 10,000 T.D.S. 37,904

- 10,000 Sesquicenntennial Expenses 291,187

Sesquicentennial Celebrations collections 860,581 FAITH & TOIL BOOK Expences 723,067

FAITH & TOIL BOOK Income 581,870 Fixed Deposits made 4,018,116

Fixed Deposits encashed 1,500,000 Mutual Funds (Liquid) 4,018,116

Mutual Funds Redeemed 500,000 Cost of Mementoes 275,172

Mementos sales 228,240 Closing Balance

Cash 3,687

Bank accounts 717,406 721,093

7,776,511 7,776,511

A.G.Krishnaswamy Brian D'Lima Rev Fr. Celestine Sera sj As per our Report of Even Date

President Secretary Treasurer For Sampath Kumaran & Co.

Place Bangalore Chartered Accountants

Date 10th August 2009 Sd. K. S. Ram Pureswaran,

Partner


31.03.08 31.03.09

SCHEDULE A - CAPITAL FUND

964,250 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 1,000,000

5,750 Add Transfer from Income & Exp. A/c 17,000

Donation Received -

30,000 Add : 50% of Life & Patron Memberships 9,000

1,000,000 TOTAL 1,026,000

SCHEDULE B - INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

75,093 Opening Balance 101,553

32,210 Surplus/(Deficit) for the Current Year 24,795

(5,750) Less transfer to Capital Fund (17,000)

101,553 TOTAL 109,348

SCHEDULES ANNEXED TO AND FORMING PART OF THE BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2009

(amounts in Rupees)

As at As at

SCHEDULE C - SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Opening Current Transfers Closing

Balance Receipts from C/A Balance

Higher Studies Scholarships

595,000 Platinum Jubilee Fund 595,000 - 30,000 625,000

470,000 Diamond Jubilee Freeship Fund 470,000 - 30,000 500,000

Scholarships for the School

735,000 Scholarship Fund 735,000 - - 735,000

100,000 Michael and Greta Aranha Sch 100,000 - - 100,000

55,000 Capt. George Mathias Mem. Sch. Fund 55,000 - - 55,000

55,000 Charles E.Noronha Scholarship 55,000 - - 55,000

55,000 P.G.D'souza/Rose D'Souza Mem Sch. 55,000 - - 55,000

60,000 OBA CANADA Scholarship 60,000 - 60,000

55,000 Class of 1988 Memorial Scholarships 55,000 250,000 - 305,000

195,000 Batch of 1990 David Chaterjee Sch 195,000 25,000 220,000

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2,375,000 TOTAL 2,375,000 275,000 60,000 2,710,000

SCHEDULE D - WELFARE FUNDS

4,250,000 Staff Health Insurance Fund 4,250,000 437,092 (2,092) 4,685,000

835,000 Staff Appreciation Fund 835,000 - 50,000 885,000

Class of 1968 Retd Staff fund 300,000 300,000

770,000 Teachers Pension Fund 770,000 - 10,000 780,000

170,000 Class of 1972 Retired Teachers Fund 170,000 10,000 10,000 190,000

6,025,000 TOTAL 6,025,000 747,092 67,908 6,840,000


SCHEDULE F - FUND CURRENT ACCOUNTS Opening Interest Transfers Disbursed Closing

SCHOLARSHIPS Balance Allocated to Funds Balance

1,796 Platinum Jubilee Fund 1,796 32,000 30,000 - 3,796

2,483 Diamond Jubilee Freeship Fund 2,483 29,000 30,000 - 1,483

Scholarships for the School

(2,105) Scholarship Fund (2,105) 65,000 60,000 2,895

Michael and Greta Aranha Sch - 8,000 8,000 -

750 Capt. George Mathias Mem. Sch. 750 4,000 4,000 750

(1,180) Charles E. Noronha Scholarship (1,180) 4,000 4,000 (1,180)

1,790 P.G.D'souza/Rose D'Souza Mem Sch. 1,790 4,000 4,000 1,790

OBA CANADA Scholarship - 4,000 4,000 4,000 -

1,850 Class of 1988 Memorial Scholarships 1,850 4,000 4,000 1,850

Batch of 1990 David Chaterjee Sch 8,000 8,000

5,384

WELFARE Opening Interest Transfers Disbursed Closing

711 Staff Health Insurance Fund 711 445,000 (2,092) 441,600 6,203

4,834 Staff Appreciation Fund 4,834 47,750 50,000 - 2,584

5,659 Teachers Pension Fund 5,659 66,050 10,000 58,800 2,909

12,802 Class of 1972 Retired Teachers Fund 12,802 8,750 10,000 - 11,552

24,006

AWARDS Opening Interest Transfers Disbursed Closing

(8,765) A Alvarez OBA Medal for first in school (8,765) 27,000 18,000 235

Bashiruddin Babukhan OBA Sesquicentennial Award 8,000 8,000 -

Mario de P Miranda Award Fund 16,000 16,000 -

Rev Fr. Simon Furtado Award -

(2,450) Alan Macbride Hockey Award (2,450) 6,000 5,000 (1,450)

Class of 1968 Award 2,500 (1,260) 3,760

Class of 1975 Awards 26,500 30,045 (3,545)

(11,215)

18,175 TOTAL 18,175 815,550 131,648 668,445 33,632

SCHEDULE E - AWARDS

255,000 A Alvarez OBA Medal for first in school 255,000 - 255,000

100,000 Bashiruddin Babukhan OBA Sesquicentennial Award 100,000 100,000

200,000 Mario de P Miranda Award Fund 200,000 200,000

Rev Fr. Simon Furtado Award 100,000 100,000

The Warrior Award 100,000 100,000

45,000 Alan Macbride Hockey Award 45,000 5,000 50,000

50,000 Class of 1968 Award 50,000 111,260 (1,260) 160,000

Class of 1975 Award 265,000 265,000

650,000 650,000 576,260 3,740 1,230,000

9,050,000 TOTAL FUNDS 9,050,000 1,598,352 131,648 10,780,000

SCHEDULE G - OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES Opening Receipts Transfers Disbursed/ Closing

Other Funds Balance Expenses Balance

19,335 Class of 1974 Retd. Teachers Fund 19,335 10,000 - 29,335

83 History/Coffee Table bk fund 83 675,000 675,083

393,253 Class of 1983 Building Fund 393,253 393,253

52,176 Class of 1988 Hockey Fund 52,176 - - 52,176

55,300 Class of 1994 Fund 55,300 - 55,300

5,000 OBA USA A/C 5,000 - 5,000

75,006 Retd. Teachers Pension 75,006 30,000 240,000 (134,994)

45,958 Medical Expenses a/c 45,958 - - 45,958

502 Christmas Gifts a/c 502 6,500 2,400 4,602

40,000 Maintenance a/c 40,000 40,000

SESQUICENTANNIAL FUND 198,759 151,241 350,000

FAITH & TOIL BOOK 581,870 723,067 (141,197)

Scholarships Payable - (96,000) 96,000

13,785 Sesquicentennial Celebrations expenses 13,785 13,785 -

700,398 TOTAL 700,398 1,502,129 151,241 883,252 1,470,516

SCHEDULE H - FIXED ASSETS Opening Additions Depn Closing

Balance Balance

1,011 Furniture & Fixtures 1,011 202 809

10,796 Computer System 10,796 7,280 4,519 13,557

11,807 TOTAL 11,807 7,280 4,721 14,366

SCHEDULE I - INVESTMENTS Interest Date of Number Date of Amount

Company Rate Deposit Maturity

900,000 HDFC Govt. of India Bonds 8.00 8-Mar-05 TBH5100104979 7-Mar-11 900,000

1,600,000 HDFC Govt. of India Bonds 8.00 23-11-2005 39409 23-Nov-11 1,600,000

3,000,000 HDFC Govt. of India Bonds 8.00 19-Feb-04 DBH51060033046 19-Feb-10 3,000,000

1,000,000 HDFC 9.55 4-Jan-08 BL/553791 7-Apr-10 1,000,000

830,660 HDFC 9.30 8-Jan-08 BL/520429 8-Jan-10 830,660

1,900,000 South Indian Bank 10.00 3-Mar-09 4840559 4-Jun-12 1,500,000

South Indian Bank 10.00 3-Mar-09 588099 4-Jun-12 1,200,000

South Indian Bank 9.00 14-05-08 3147775 14-08-09 1,318,116

South Indian Bank 9.25 24-03-08 3867084 24-03-2011 700,000

500,000 SBI CAPITAL PROTECTION FUND 21-12-2007 10231294 20-12-2012 500,000

500,000 RELIANCE LIQUDITY FUND 41959249115 matured

300,000 Fertilisers & Chemicals Travacore Ltd 7.00 20-Jul-04 0550-0081 matured

10,530,660 TOTAL 12,548,776


SCHEDULE J - CURRENT ASSETS

Interest accrued

3,000 Deposits 3,000

41,000 Life Membership Due

TDS 37,904

19,185 Closing Stock of Mementos 94,357

63,185 TOTAL 135,261

SCHEDULE K - CASH & BANK BALANCES

8,506 Cash on hand 3,687

Cash at Banks

49,226 SBI Account 123,033

206,742 Dena Bank -BJES 594,373

-

717,406

264,474 TOTAL 721,093

SCHEDULE L - NOTES TO ACCOUNTS1 Statement of Significant Accounting Policies

i) Generally, all income and expenditure are accounted on an accrual basis, commission is accounted when received.

ii) Interest income on investments received during the year is allocated to funds in the ratio of the opening balance of the

respective funds. The interest allocated to the Capital Fund and interest on savings bank accounts are considered in the

Income and Expenditure Account for the year.

iii) Of the membership fees received, 50% is credited directly to the Capital Fund, and the balance considered as current income.

A sum of Rs.17,000/- from the Income and Expenditure a/c has been transferred to the Capital a/c

iv) Fixed Assets are stated at written down value. Depreciation is provided pro-rata for the at the rate of 20% per annum for

furniture and fixtures and 25% per annum for the computer system. Pro-rata depreciation is provided for new acquisitions.

v) Closing Stocks are valued at cost.

2 Previous year's figures have been re-grouped appropriately, where necessary.

3 The total collection in the Staff Health Insurance Fund was Rs.4,37,092/- . No contributions were made by the School Staff

4 From the collection to the Staff Health Insurance an amount of Rs.4,35,000 has been capitalised taking the Fund to Rs.46,85,000/-

5 Three new Funds have been introduced this year, The Rev Fr. Simon Furtado s.j. Award for the best student in Chemistry in Std 8 &

9 getting the highest marks in each subject in ICSE/ISC and the Warrior Trophy for the Best Student in debating ISC. The batch of

1975 Awards for students getting highest marks in each subject in ICSC/ISC.

6 Disbursements are made from Interest Earned

7 The Allocation of the Investments into the various funds are given below

Scholarships Funds 2,710,000

Welfare Funds 6,840,000

Award Funds 1,220,000

Capital Fund 1,026,000

Fund Current Accounts 33,132

Other Current Liabilities 719,644

12,548,776


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