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Nature vs. Nurture is a very highly debated topic in the world of biologyand evolution. At HSC, we have the best of both worlds. It is aninstitution that nurtures our nature! It allows everyone to get involved inan extremely wide spectrum of events and activities, from soccer on themountaintop campus to hiking through the rain forests of Costa Rica.Volunteering is not just a requirement to graduate the Senior School, but instead is incorporated into the mission and goals of HSC so thatour students can make the most of their experiences and also giveback to the community. Whether that be in planting trees in Grade 10geography or building schools in the Dominican Republic, it becomes a school-wide effort allowing for the greatest outreach. HSC was somuch more than a school. It was a home and community that brought a way of life with it that could not be matched anywhere else. ”

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2007 HSC Graduate

Sunrise on the South Playing Fields Cover Photo: Ms. Kelly Hamilton, Grade 6 teacherOctober 2007

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As documented in the Annual Report 2006/07, the College is financially sound and our finances continue to be managed in a judicious and responsible manner. Building a culture of philanthropy, the HSC community demonstrated great generosity and commitment in 2006-2007, successfully completing and indeed exceeding the DeGroote Family DonationChallenge. These donated funds are allowing us to enrich the learning experiences of our students through enhancements such as the integration of educational technology while also pushing ahead with other improvements such as the installation of air conditioning in Lawson Hall and the Senior School’s Strathallan Building. As we contemplate futureenhancements to our facilities, we all recognize the need to build on this progress and to set our goals even higher.

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Upon reflection, the 2006-2007 school year clearly embodied theCollege theme of ‘Building Excellence’. Working together with renewedoptimism and a shared sense of purpose, I truly believe that we madesubstantial progress in making a great school even better.

Building Excellence Headmaster’s Message

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Following much consultation and input from faculty and staff, as well as students, parentsand alumni, we worked with the architectural firm of Moriyama and Teshima in completingthe schematic design for the Transformation Project, consisting of an entirely new SeniorSchool and College-wide athletic complex. Characterized by a bold and exciting vision of howwe must prepare our students for the challenges of the twenty-first century, this project willtransform the HSC campus and will have a profound impact on the daily experiences of all of our students. It will also clearly establish HSC as Canada’s preeminent co-educationalindependent day school.

2006-2007 was the year in which we completed our re-branding exercise. Forty-five years after the move of Hillfield and Strathallan to a common campus, we formally integrated thecolours and symbols of our two founding schools as reflected in changes to student uniforms,including the introduction of new school, house and prefect ties. We also adopted a new logofeaturing the shield and mottos granted to HSC by the Crown in 2005, as well as our newtagline, Here Excellence Is a Way of Life. Along with our Mission, Vision and Values, this tagline is already functioning as an important touchstone as we strive for ongoingorganizational improvement.

Program enhancements, including the rapid expansion of our Advanced Placement program,and the integration of educational technology are having a dramatic impact on our students’learning experiences. In its second year, our ambitious Curriculum Mapping Project involvedall faculty members and brought together teams of teachers in powerful collegial

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…this project will transform the HSC campus and will have a profoundimpact on the daily experiences of all of our students.

Dr. Tom Matthews

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conversations about curriculum, pedagogy and resources. Within one year, we will have developeda so-called Master Map detailing our academic program from M3/JK to Grade 12 and providingour students with a seamless educational journey College-wide.

As expected, the graduates of 2007 made us proud, securing strong Advanced Placement resultsand going on to pursue their studies at a variety of post-secondary institutions across Canada, as well as in the United States and overseas. Every year, we survey our previous year’s graduatesduring their first year at university to determine how well they were prepared by HSC for their post-secondary studies. The feedback received in 2006-2007 affirmed the importance of thevigorous academic preparation provided to our students in ensuring that they are undaunted by demanding first year university programs. As one graduate declared:

“At HSC, the focus, especially in the last two years of high school, was on preparing for university, so it’s hard to feel unprepared. From specifics such as citing sources to avoid plagiarism and developing anarrowed thesis to the larger skills necessary for success such as coping with stress and time management,HSC covered pretty much everything. The help and encouragement were always there...”

In conclusion, I would like to express my deep appreciation to our students and their parents, our faculty, our staff, our alumni and all of our volunteers for contributing to what has been awatershed year. We have worked hard and have made wonderful progress in Building Excellence to the benefit not only of our current students, but also to the benefit of future generations ofstudents who will follow in our footsteps.

Dr. Tom MatthewsHeadmaster

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My connections to Hillfield Strathallan College began in

1966 when I entered Kindergarten. Today, more than

forty years later my wife Andrea and I are proud parents

of three HSC students (Natasha, Grade 7, Alexa, Grade 5

and Sasha, Montessori 8). In the intervening years I have

witnessed great strides and many changes at this amazing

College, and feel confident in saying that never have we

been so well-positioned for the challenges of the great

plans on our horizons. The Board and my own family feel

that we are indeed “Continuing the Journey” towards

academic excellence.

Last year the Board of Governors and the Headmaster

completed a full review of the Strategic Plan created in

2004. Four key directions were identified at that time, and

we are proud to say that all have been either realized or

considerably advanced in a professional and timely

fashion: enhancing facilities; building trust among HSC

stakeholders; ensuring financial sustainability; and

creating a strong profile. In addition, the planning process

identified the “Fifth Direction” concentrating on key

initiatives to enhance academic and co-curricular

programs, such as the Curriculum Mapping Project and

enhancements to the outdoor education and community

service programs.

Ongoing facilities upgrades continue to be implemented

to existing buildings around the campus, and the Board

of Governors was also pleased to approve the project

concept and architect selection for the new Senior School

and athletic facility. You will be hearing more in the

coming months about the very exciting Transformation

Project and the Transformation HSC Campaign. More

detailed information on the Strategic Plan updates can be

found online at www.hsc.on.ca under ‘The News Room.’

This past year marked the end of terms of office for several

of our Board Members, and we are most grateful for their

dedication and hard work on behalf of the College.

Chair’s Message - Board of Governors

Continuing the Journey…

“Supported by a long and proud history … Hillfield Strathallan is today inthe midst of a transformation.

excerpt from the 2006 CESI evaluation”

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I must convey my personal and sincere thanks to outgoing

Board of Trustees Chair, George McCarter, who willingly

accepted a third year to his term of office to allow for a

smooth integration of the major plans to develop our

Office of College Advancement. George successfully

oversaw a strategic re-direction for the Board of Trustees,

with clearly articulated goals and roles. The reins have

now been passed to Dr. Agnes Kuskowski, and we very

much look forward to her tenure as the new Chair of the

Board of Trustees.

The Canadian Educational Standards Institute in our

2006 evaluation commented that “Innovation and vision

have always been a large part of what makes HSC so

successful at educating young minds.” Under the firm

leadership of Dr. Tom Matthews, the Board of Governors

is confident that this educational vision and innovation

remains in very capable hands.

Jeff Paikin,Chair, Board of Governors

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Board of Governors2006-2007

PatronsMr. Michael G. DeGroote

The Honourable Mr. Colin S. Lazier ’35

Honourary Life MembersMr. Colin D. Campbell

Dr. John I. Frid

Mr. Gary W. DeGroote ’74

Mr. Doug E. Heagle

MembersMr. Jeff S. Paikin ’80Chair

Mr. Glenn Attridge

Dr. Jennifer L. EversonVice ChairChair, Finance Committee

Mrs. Hoda W. Kayal

Mr. Robert W. Manherz

Mrs. Linda Marshall

Mr. George McCarter Chair, Board of Trustees

Mrs. Jillian O. Morison ’81Chair, Board Development

Mr. Dale ParayeskiCorporate Secretary

Mr. Jim Parke

Mr. Paul Philp

Mr. Mark Stirling

Non Voting MembersMr. Mark Hunter ’88Advisor to Finance Committee

Dr. Tom MatthewsHeadmaster

Ms. Carol Robson Advisor to Board DevelopmentCommittee

Mr. Darcy S. WallaceDirector of Finance

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The Board of Trustees this year concentrated on two

main areas with very positive outcomes. A major

accomplishment for 2006-2007 was the development of

a new Investment and Disbursement Policy for the HSC

Endowment Fund, approved by the Board of Governors in

June 2007. These policies will guide Governors, Trustees

and Staff in ensuring that returns on investments are

maximized for the benefit of our students in the

long term. During this year we made the first major

disbursement from our Endowment Fund, allocating

$70,000 in support of the HSC Scholarship Program.

The other main area of work for both Boards this past

year was to clarify the role of the Board of Trustees.

As Trustees we have a dual purpose, clarified in a new

constitution, supporting the College’s fundraising

activities, and monitoring the investments in the

Endowment Fund. These roles are enthusiastically

embraced by the Board of Trustees.

You will see elsewhere in this Report that we proudly

and successfully met our fundraising goals this year.

All members of the HSC community worked diligently

towards fulfilling the DeGroote Family Donation

Challenge, which resulted in our raising in excess of $1.7

million for various projects and campaigns over the past

2 years. The leadership and generosity of the DeGroote

Family cannot be underestimated; their Challenge

reinvigorated our fundraising efforts at HSC in a way not

previously seen. In addition, the Challenge drew us all

closer together, and we must thank our ever-active and

wonderful Parents’ Association and Alumni Association

for their record-breaking contributions in this past year.

Both Associations raised more from their fundraising

events than ever before, and our students are already

reaping the benefits of those community-wide initiatives.

We also saw more donors giving to the Excelsior Annual

Giving campaign, with larger gifts, than ever before.

Chair’s Message - Board of Trustees

Strategic Directions Defined

“Hillfield Strathallan College has been a pivotal educational resource toHamilton and area for more than 100 years, and will continue to be apowerful contributor to our community for the next 100 years.

Michael G. DeGroote, Patron of HSC”

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The expansion of our donor base from Alumni, Parents

and Staff is highly significant, and speaks to a renewed

sense of community and purpose at the College.

On behalf of both Boards, we extend our sincere thanks

to all members of the Office of College Advancement for

their hard work in the areas of alumni and parent relations,

media exposure, publications and, of course, fundraising.

Looking forward as I step down as Chair of the Board of

Trustees along with another Trustee at the end of his

term, Dean Mosca, we have both seen many wonderful

changes at the College during our terms of office. We

have been proud to be a part of steering those changes.

The Board of Trustees will be expanded in numbers under

a new Chair, Dr. Agnes Kuskowski, in September 2007,

and I know they will all continue to be supportive of the

major campaign initiatives on the horizon.

I would particularly like to acknowledge the early vision

of some key volunteer leaders at HSC who were formative

in creating the early direction of our original Foundation:

Dr. John Frid, Bruce Heagle, Ed Walzak, Bruce Gabel and

Val Lush, former Board of Trustee Chairs. Through the

dedication and hard work of these and many others since,

Hillfield Strathallan College is very well positioned to

continue delivering the academic excellence and global

citizenship model that we have enshrined in our Mission

and Vision.

George McCarterChair, Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees2006-2007

MembersMr. George McCarterChair

Dr. Jennifer L. EversonVice Chair, Board of Governors

Dr. Agnes Kuskowski ’82Vice Chair

Mr. Dean Mosca

Mr. T. David Sauve

Non Voting MembersMrs. Adrienne DavidsonDirector of College Advancement

Mr. Bruce D. Heagle ’76

Dr. Tom MatthewsHeadmaster

Mrs. Judith King-Siganski ’62Alumni Association Representative

Ms. Carol RobsonPresident, Parents’ Association

Mr. Darcy S. WallaceDirector of Finance

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What does Community mean to HSC?

One of the first things many of us think of when askedwhat makes Hillfield Strathallan College such a specialplace is its strong sense of community. It’s an interestingtheme, and has some different perspectives depending onwhether you are a parent, a student, an alumnus, or amember of staff and faculty. A key mandate of the Officeof College Advancement is to ensure that we foster thestrong sense of community participation and connection,and to communicate the stories that bind us closely toone another.

Our celebrations of community purpose are contained ina variety of publications, such as the HSC Review and theAnnual Report, as well as news items on our website andin our regular e-news communications. Our re-brandinginitiative was completed in 2006, and incorporated intoall of our publications with very good feedback.

Success with Fundraising Partnerships

Our increased participation in a wide variety offundraising projects in 2006-2007 led to the successfulcompletion of one of the biggest donation challenges ever recorded at HSC. Few of us would be unaware of the unprecedented $1 million donation challenge offeredby the DeGroote family. With a renewed sense of unitedcommunity working towards a common goal, wesuccessfully completed the DeGroote Family DonationChallenge by June 30, 2007 with the help of our entirecommunity. The Parents’ Association and the AlumniAssociation both reported record fundraising years,

and the Excelsior Annual Giving Campaign similarly raised more than ever before. Our two-year campaignraised in excess of $1.7 million in support of academicprogram enhancements, program resources and facilitiesrenewal projects.

Partnerships Beyond the Gates

This year also saw a marked increase in developing key partnerships with organizations beyond ourimmediate and internal community. HSC has long and actively supported community initiatives throughpartnerships with such varied organizations as theWellwood Centre, the Terry Fox Run, International ChildCare, the Colin Glassco Foundation, the Heart and StrokeFoundation, Mission Services, Neighbour to Neighbour,the St. Leonard’s Society GreenByte Program, RotaryInternational, and many more.

In addition, this past year we have forged new and strongsponsor partnerships with some leading businesses in ourcommunity. Many of these come through our generousparent and alumni community who intrinsicallyunderstand the value of the enhancements we are able tomake in our College as a result of their sponsorship.Others come from outside our gates entirely, and speak tothe growing awareness of the value of our College to thecommunity at large. Decades of educated, well-roundedstudents involved in giving back to their global and localcommunities is the ultimate testament of ourcommitment to the world beyond our gates.

Adrienne DavidsonDirector, Office of College Advancement

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Office of College Advancement

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Dawn excelled in most athletic endeavours, and wasknown for her exceptional field hockey and track and field abilities, winning countless awards for these skills.Dawn credits her coaches and teachers for her incredibledevelopment during her time at HSC. She graduated from HSC in 1978 and went on to build a very successfulbusiness with husband Nick Eveley. Eveley International is a Platinum Sponsor for Homecoming each year, as wellas a key sponsor of the HSC Golf Classic. Dawn shares,“It is important to us both that all HSC students benefitfrom the donations we make to the College.”

Today Dawn and Nick are the parents of twin boys,Brandon and Byron who are proud to “go to the sameCollege Mom did.” Dawn is impassioned to give back tothe College that gave her so much. She has been an activeparticipant around campus, and has, for the past threeyears, played a pivotal role on the HSC Alumni Executiveas the Chair of Homecoming.

For those of you who have witnessed the rebuilding of the HSC Homecoming Day, you have watched Dawn lead a team of dedicated volunteers to build a huge day of programming, welcoming over 1200 guests to our

campus each year. Dawn and her team have brought ahigh level of support to the Homecoming vision, such asthe major sponsorship by Chris Morgan ’79 of MorganInternational. “Chris is just one example of several Alumni who have been excited to get involved. I am alsoimpressed with the community supporters outside ourgates, who are also keen to help the College when asked,”says Dawn.

Dawn would like to encourage more Alumni to reconnectto HSC. “It isn’t the amount, or type of donation thatmatters; every gift of time, gifts in kind or financial giftscontribute to the future of the College, and to the futureof the children.”

Dawn continues to be inspired by her father’s personalmotto, Nulli Secundus, which translates to: “Second toNone”. Dawn shares, “I truly see HSC as second to none;I am proud of HSC and if you are proud to be at HSC,you should be a proud supporter.”

Dawn Eveley was the only girl among three siblings. Dawn confides, “I wasdetrimentally shy and introverted, and my father, Gordon Fell, decided thatHillfield Strathallan College would be the best place for my education.”

Dawn Eveley ’78 - A Donor’s Story

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HSC’s operating fund, with the strong showing indonations and fundraising revenues, posted an excess ofrevenue over expenses of $1.612 million - financing thepurchase of $866 thousand of capital assets. In addition,the fund financed $103 thousand of operating expensesin the expansion fund through net asset transfers. Furthertransfers of $67 thousand were made from the operatingto the endowment fund. These transfers were offset by$70 thousand received from the endowment to offsetscholarships expended in the operating fund. The fundfinished the year with a healthy balance of $845 thousand- reflected therein is over $300 thousand of donated andfundraised amounts that will be spent for various priorityneeds in the upcoming school year.

The Expansion Fund financed $536 thousand of capitalasset purchases during the year including completion of the Transportation Office, surrounding landscape and walkways and architectural design fees with respect to future expansion on the west campus. The architecturaldesign phase was completed during the year. Donationsreceived into the fund during the year of $290 thousandwill be held for future expansion construction. These donations in addition to the earned revenue of$581 thousand received in the year approximate the $887 thousand year end balance in the fund.

HSC maintains and improves its buildings, grounds andequipment through a program of planned upgrades andreplacements. These projects are funded primarily fromthe operating fund, with the exception of expansionaryprojects which are funded from the Expansion Fund. In 2007 the cost of property, plant and equipment

maintenance and upgrades, together with finalconstruction costs for the Transportation Office, provided $1.4 million of new assets in the capital fund.Funding for approximately $215 thousand of these assets came from our 2006 Annual Campaign and the2006 fundraising efforts of our Parents’ Association. These amounts are recorded as revenue in the donationand fundraising lines of the operating fund and areincluded in the net asset transfer of $866 thousand fromoperating to the capital funds to finance asset purchases.After amortization, the net book value (fund balance) of capital assets is $12 million.

After related expenses, investment and donation revenues in the Endowment Fund realized an excess of $67 thousand bringing the fund balance to approximately$1.6 million at cost. As previously noted, an additional$67 thousand generated through fundraising efforts was transferred to the Endowment Fund through netassets. A $70 thousand offsetting transfer from theendowment to the operating fund was used to reduce the $152 thousand cost of scholarships expended in theoperating fund - netting to the $3 thousand outgoingtransfer presented in the net assets of the endowment.The market value of the fund as at June 30, 2007 was$1.775 million (2006 - $1.470 million). 2007 total returnon endowment investments was 11.4%.

In keeping with its Mission, Vision and Values, HSCcontinues to support student program excellence and enhancement by maintaining responsible fiscalmanagement, planned capital asset enhancement andcampus expansion projects.

Fiscal 2007 saw HSC continue to strengthen its financial position while makingsteady progress towards future expansion on the west side of the College campus.Fundraising efforts continued to be successful. Several singularly large amountswere generously donated towards west campus expansion.

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Financial Statements and Summary

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Financial Statements 2007

Statement of Revenue and Expenditures and Changes in Net Assets year ended June 30 (in thousands of dollars) 2007

Operating Expansion Capital Endowment ConsolidatedFund Fund Fund Fund Total

REVENUEEarned revenue $ 18,425 $ 581 $ 3 $ 85 $ 19,094 Donations and fundraising 659 290 - 2 951

19,084 871 3 87 20,045

EXPENDITURESSalaries, wages & benefits 12,966 - - - 12,966 Operating expenses 4,506 103 996 20 5,625

17,472 103 996 20 18,591

EXCESS OF REVENUEOVER EXPENDITURES 1,612 768 (993) 67 1,454

Net assets, beginning of year 198 553 11,600 1,526 13,877

Purchase of capital assets (866) (536) 1,402 - -

Transfers (99) 102 - (3) -

Net assets, end of year $ 845 $ 887 $ 12,009 $ 1,590 $ 15,331

Balance Sheet as at June 30 (in thousands of dollars) 2007

Operating Expansion Capital Endowment ConsolidatedFund Fund Fund Fund Total

ASSETSCurrent assets $ 4,364 $ 887 $ - $ 23 $ 5,274

Investments (market value $1,775; 2006 - $1,470) - - - 1,567 1,567

Capital assets - - 12,090 - 12,090

$ 4,364 $ 887 $ 12,090 $ 1,590 $ 18,931

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETSCurrent liabilities $ 3,519 $ - $ - $ - $ 3,519 Deferred capital contributions - - 81 - 81

3,519 - 81 - 3,600

Net assets, end of year 845 887 12,009 1,590 15,331

$ 4,364 $ 887 $ 12,090 $ 1,590 $ 18,931

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Financial Statements 2006

Statement of Revenue and Expenditures and Changes in Net Assets year ended June 30 (in thousands of dollars) 2006

Operating Expansion Capital Endowment ConsolidatedFund Fund Fund Fund Total

REVENUEEarned revenue $ 17,274 $ 586 $ 3 $ 100 $ 17,963 Donations and fundraising 818 - - 2 820

18,092 586 3 102 18,783

EXPENDITURESSalaries, wages & benefits 12,127 - - - 12,127 Operating expenses 3,984 - 943 16 4,943

16,111 - 943 16 17,070

EXCESS OF REVENUEOVER EXPENDITURES 1,981 586 (940) 86 1,713

Net assets, beginning of year (1,083) 216 11,739 1,292 12,164

Purchase of capital assets (552) (249) 801 - -

Transfers (148) - - 148 -

Net assets, end of year $ 198 $ 553 $ 11,600 $ 1,526 $ 13,877

Balance Sheet as at June 30 (in thousands of dollars) 2006

Operating Expansion Capital Endowment ConsolidatedFund Fund Fund Fund Total

ASSETSCurrent assets $ 4,090 $ 553 $ - $ 160 $ 4,803

Investments (market value $1,470 ; 2005 - $1,383) - - - 1,366 1,366

Capital assets - - 11,684 - 11,684

$ 4,090 $ 553 $ 11,684 $ 1,526 $ 17,853

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETSCurrent liabilities $ 3,892 $ - $ - $ - $ 3,892 Deferred capital contributions - - 84 - 84

3,892 - 84 - 3,976

Net assets, end of year 198 553 11,600 1,526 13,877

$ 4,090 $ 553 $ 11,684 $ 1,526 $ 17,853

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In Grateful Appreciation of our Donors

Hillfield Strathallan College gratefully acknowledges all those whose continued commitmentdemonstrates their support and loyalty. The following people have made financial contributionsduring the fiscal year July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007. Every effort has been made to ensure theaccuracy of this report. If, however, any errors or omissions have occurred, please accept ourapologies, and advise the Office of College Advancement so that corrections can be made.

Chairs Table ($25,000 and up)

Headmaster’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Platinum Donors ($2,500 - $4,999)

Boar-Pibroch Club ($5,000 - $9,999)

Anonymous

Mr. Arthur Camporese &Mrs. Milli Camporese

Cole Integrated Systems

Mr. Ross V. Dixon ’30 &Mrs. Doris Dixon

Mr. Joseph Fazari &Mrs. B. Feeney-Fazari

Mr. Philip Fracassi &Mrs. Elisa Fracassi

Dr. Agnes Kuskowski ’82

Mr. Colin Lazier ’67 (Lazier HickeyLLP) & Mrs. Barbara Lazier ’67

Mr. Robert W. Manherz &Mrs. Arlene J. DaCol-Manherz

Ms. Judy Marsales(Judy Marsales Real Estate Ltd.)

Mr. Rick Marshall &Mrs. Linda Marshall

Mr. Blair McKeil

Mr. Jerry Montour &Mrs. Diane Montour

Mr. Christopher Morgan ’79

Mrs. Margaret Morison ’47

Ms. Lori Morris ’82

Mr. Vincent Poloniato ’84 & Mrs. Sherry Poloniato(Primeline Connections)

Ms. Carol A. Robson

Mr. Mark Silenzi & Mrs. Rose Silenzi

Dr. Bruno Vedelago &Mrs. Gail Vedelago

Mr. John White ’80 &Mrs. Beth White

Mr. Keith Williams(Williams Distinctive Gems)

Canon Canada Inc.

Mr. Nicholas Eveley & Mrs. Dawn M.Eveley ’78 (Eveley International)

Mr. Eugene & Mrs. Hoda Kayal

Mountain Cablevision Ltd.(Mr. Leslie M. Boris and Mr. Brian &Mrs. Jackie Work)

Mr. Bruce & Mrs. Lori Pearson

The HSC Alumni Association

Anonymous

Mr. Gary W. DeGroote ’74

Mr. Michael H. DeGroote ’79

Mr. Tim DeGroote ’78 & Mrs. Peggi DeGroote(Megbrook Holdings Inc.)

The HSC Parents’ Association

Mr. William Young ’35 & Mrs. Joyce Young ’43

Mr. Ross Ashley (Ashley Jewellers)

Mr. Glenn Attridge (Attridge Transportation)

Mr. Phil Austin

Mr. Charles Daellenbach

Mr. Albert J. Duwyn (IRC Group)

Estate of Roy and Marie Robertson

The Heagle Family

Mr. George McCarter & Mrs. Bernadette McCarter

Mr. Jeffrey S. Paikin ’80 &Ms. Andrea Tkaczyk

Mr. T. David Sauve &Mrs. Maureen Worron-Sauve

Mr. Murray R. Weaver ’66

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In Grateful Appreciation of our Donors

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Gold ($1,000 - $2,499) Donors Silver ($500 - $999) Donors

552159 Ontario Limited

Mr. Eric Bapty & Mrs. Carolyn Trickey-Bapty (Advanced Orthodynamics Inc.)

Ancaster Old Mill(The Ciancone Family)

Dr. James Bain & Dr. Jane Batt

Mr. Keith Botting & Mrs. Sheila Botting

Ms. Frances Cohen

Mr. Leo Cumerlato

Mrs. Adrienne Davidson

Dr. Mashalah Eshghabadi &Mrs. Maryam Eshghabadi

Mr. James Evel ’55 &Mrs. Myrna Evel ’56

Mr. David Fisher

Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Marie Foxcroft

Dr. John I. Frid & Ms. Joyce Caygill

Georgia Hardy Tours Inc.

Gerrie Electric Supply

GFS Canada Inc.

Goodlife Fitness

Dr. Paul Graham

Mr. Karlis Gravitis ’73

Hanley’s Shoe Shoppe of Ancaster

Mr. Douglas Harrison &Mrs. Jodi Harrison

Mr. Gary Itenson & Mrs. JanetMacLaurin (Nex-Solutions Inc.)

Mr. John W. Jentz ’89

Mr. Victor Jereb & Mrs. Wendy Jereb

Mr. Paul Khurana &Mrs. Laura Khurana

Ms. Judith King-Siganski ’62

Mr. Edward Kuhn & Mrs. Connie Kuhn

Mr. Christopher S. Kwiecien

Dr. Stephen Lloyd & Dr. Anne Boyle

Mr. James Locke & Mrs. Janice Locke

Mr. George MacCuish &Mrs. Julie MacCuish

Mr. Daniel Y. Martin

Mr. Scott McAuley & Mrs. SharonFawcett-McAuley (NeurologicManaged Care Network)

Mr. Guy McPhee &Mrs. Donna Sutherland

Mohawk College

Mr. Dean Mosca & Mrs. Lori Mosca

Mr. Bob Martin

Dr. George Pakozdi &Mrs. Katherine Pakozdi

Mr. Dale Parayeski

Mr. Scott Patterson &Mrs. Lyn Patterson

Pearson-Dunn Insurance(Mr. George McCarter)

Mr. Bryan A. Prince

Dr. Gail Robinson ’60

Mr. Mark Rolston &Mrs. Mary Catherine Rolston

Mr. Paul Ryan & Mrs. Helen Ryan

Mr. Derwyn J. Sangster ’62

Mr. Christopher Sherk & Ms. Catherine Newell ’72

Mr. David Simpson ’73 &Mrs. Gwynneth Simpson

Mr. John Simpson ’75 &Mrs. Toni Simpson

Mr. Timothy Sittler &Mrs. Norma-Jean Sittler

Mr. Nunzio Tedesco &Ms. Kimberley Sergi Tedesco

Mr. Brian Timmis &Ms. Jennifer Timmis

Dr. S. Charles van Baardwijk &Dr. Susan van Baardwijk

Mr. John van Leeuwen &Mrs. Jennifer van Leeuwen

Mr. Huba Vermosi

Dr. Otto Weiglein

Westbrooke of Ancaster(Mr. John Mathioudakis)

Mr. Robert Willes & Mrs. Penny Willes

Dr. Judy Wismer

Mr. Robert Zwolak & Mrs. Brenda Zwolak

9043-8284 Quebec Inc.

Mr. Riaz Ahmed &Mrs. Nimet Ahmed

Anonymous

Mr. William S. Balfour ’37

Mr. Don Biggs & Mrs. Tammy Biggs

Mr. Tim Birnie & Dr. Debbie Birnie

Mr. Leslie M. Boris

Drive Star International

Mr. Michael Dunne &Mrs. Cynthia Dunne

Mr. James Elie

Dr. Jennifer L. Everson

Evoke Medi Spa

Mr. J. Peter Foster ’42

Mr. John Gnocato &Mrs. Jane Gnocato

Heart & Stroke Foundation

Mr. John S. Hedden ’69

Mr. Wallace E. Hofland & Mrs. Susan A. Brown

Mr. William E. Holton ’58 & Mrs. Marion Holton ’63

Mr. Bill Huisman & Mrs. ElaineHuisman (BHC Cable Assemblies Inc.)

Mr. David Ippolito &Dr. Marilyn Gregus

Mr. W. Laird Jennings &Mrs. Jean Jennings

Mr. William Johnston &Mrs. Denise Johnston

Mr. Ron A. Jorgensen & Mrs. Sophie Jorgensen

Mr. David Kaminsky & Mrs. Jane Kaminsky (Grand Landscape Design Ltd.)

Mr. Christopher M. Keith ’93

L. Walter & Sons Excavating Ltd.

The Honourable Colin S. Lazier ’35 &Mrs. Jolly Lazier

Mr. Kenn Lendrum &Mrs. Bonnie Lendrum

Long & McQuade Ltd.

Dr. Peter Lovrics & Ms. Jill McKenzie

Mr. Robert MacLeod &Mrs. Lila-Jane Macleod

Dr. Tom Matthews &Mrs. Sheena Matthews

Mr. Gordon McKee &Mrs. Sarah McKee

Dr. Bill McMillan &Mrs. Judy McMillan ’73

Mr. Peter Montour

Ms. Marina Morden

Mr. Robert Neibert

Mr. James Parke & Mrs. Valerie Parke

Mr. Steven Perigord &Ms. Donna Pelech

Mr. Paul Philp & Ms. Michele Spicer ’81

Mr. J. Louis Politi

Pongetti Musical Instruments

Mr. Andrew Priest

Mr. Roy Sanger & Mrs. Jayne Sanger

Mr. John Shea

Mr. J. Ben Simpson ’41

Mr. Philip Smith &Mrs. Stephanie Smith

Mr. J. Mark Stirling (TreadstoneAssociates Inc.) & Ms. Joanne Lewis

Mr. Gary Valeri

Dr. Inge Vasovich

Mrs. Helen Waters

Ms. Mischa Weisz

Mr. Bruce Wells

Wendy’s CanadianAdvertising Program

Mr. Brian Work & Mrs. Jackie Work

Mr. Alan B. Young ’47

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Bronze ($250 - $499) Donors

Mr. Jamie T. Alexander ’94

Mr. Marc Bader ’67 & Mrs. Gail Bader

Mr. St. Clair Balfour Jr. ’59

Mr. Mitchell Bauer & Mrs. Sara Bauer

The HSC Board of Governors

The HSC Board of Trustees

Mrs. Monica K. Boris

Dr. Michael Boucher & Mrs. Christina Boucher

Mr. Colin Brown & Mrs. Diane Brown

Budds BMW of Oakville

Mr. Simon Burns (MIAD)

Mr. James Bursey & Mrs. Kate Bursey

Mr. Gregory Burton

Mr. Colin Campbell & Mrs. Jean Campbell

Mr. J. Douglas Court

Dr. Randy G. Cross & Dr. Patricia I. Wilson

Mr. Brett Dalton & Mrs. Zena Dalton

Mr. Mark Davies & Mrs. Kathy Davies

Dr. Colin Day & Mrs. Deanne Day

Fairhome Interiors

Dr. Paul Fraccaro

Ms. Dianne de Freitas

Mr. Samuel J. De Tuba ’96

Mr. Carlos Diaz & Mrs. Geri Tino Diaz

Mr. Sam DiLoreto & Mrs. Brenda DiLoreto

Miss Mary Dolja ’62

Fengate Property Management

Freeman Family Foundation

Mr. Colin B. Glassco ’61

Mr. David Goede & Mrs. Dorota Goede

Mr. William D. Graham ’51

Mr. Joel R. Gunn & Ms. Kim A. Carpenter-Gunn

Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts

Mr. Todd Haney ’82

Mr. John Hawley & Mrs. Theresa Hawley

Mr. Tom P. Hazell ’55

Mr. Michael H. Howes

Mr. Mark Hunter ’88 (Brownlow & Associates)

Illuminata Eye Wear

Mr. Paul Jaggard & Mrs. Ruth Jaggard

Jagger Hims Limited

Dr. Agnieszka Jarecka

Dr. Elizabeth Jeney

John Ebos Fuels

Ms. Shannon Kemp

Mr. David Marks ’94 (KPMG)

Dr. Peter Kraus & Mrs. Rene Kraus

Mr. Ivan Krznaric and Dr. Anjali Gupta

Lafarge Construction

Mr. George Line & Mrs. Hilda Line

Mr. Brian Lutz & Dr. Julia Marshall

Maddison Avenue Salon & Spa

Main West Laser Clinic

Dr. Garnet Maley & Ms. Diane C. Selby

Mario’s Tile & Carpet

Mr. Raymond Marks & Mrs. Lucinda Marks

Mr. Frederick Martin ’29 & Mrs. Norma Martin

Mary Puppins Professional Dog Grooming

Mr. George McComb & Mrs. Lori Muzak McComb

Mr. James McElrea & Ms. Anna Johnston

Meadowlands Physio & Fitness

Mercedes Salon & Day Spa

Mrs. Gudrun K. Mitterling

Mr. Frederick Morison ’79 & Mrs. Jillian Morison ’81

Mountainview Homes

Mr. Noel A. Nameth & Mrs. Susan Nameth

Mr. Dermot P. Nolan & Mrs. Tamara Paikin Nolan

Mr. Robert J. Oliver ’41

Mr. John Ower & Dr. Margaret Cawkwell

Mr. Larry Paikin & Mrs. Marnie Paikin

Mr. Larry Paletta ’89

Mr. William Peat

Dr. Sumithra Peeris

Ms. Avvey Peters ’90

Phoenix Fitness

Mr. John H. Poot & Mrs. Iris D. Chatten

Mr. Brynley Rees & Mrs. Mimi Rees

Mr. Robert Reiner

Romarah Incorporated

Mr. Erik Schaefer ’91 & Mrs. Amy Schaefer ’93

Ms. Donna Sheehan (Reynolds)

Mr. Alastair G. Smith ’40

Mr. Richard I. Sniderman ’55

Source Cable Limited

Mr. Frank Spallacci & Mrs. Louisa Spallacci

Stephanie King Design

Mr. James C. Stewart ’60

Theatre Aquarius

Mr. Tony Vespa

The Villager Clothing Shop Ltd.(Mr. William P. Dawson)

Vincero Capital Management

Walker’s Chocolates

Waterdown Collision & Paint

Mrs. Teresa Waxman

Mr. J. Douglas Welland & Mrs. Deborah Welland

Dr. Eva Werstiuk

Dr. Jerry Wilk & Mrs. Martha Wilk

Windsor Medical Aesthetics

Mr. Brian Wood

The Wrapping Room

Mr. Stuart J. Wurster &Mrs. Christiane P. Houle-Wurster

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In Grateful Appreciation of our Donors

Supporter Donors (up to $249)

1218776 Ontario Limited

1435494 Ontario Inc. Tim Hortons

Mr. Stephen Altmann &Mrs. Deborah Altmann

Mr. Samuel I. Anderson

Mrs. Mary Angus ’37

Anonymous

Dr. Parminder Bahra & Mrs. Raj Bahra

Mr. Edward T. Balfe

Mr. Leonard C. Banfield

Ms. Kathleen Barry

Mr. Bruce B. Bates ’47

Ms. Sandra Beauvais

Mr. John Beaver & Mrs. Jean Beaver

Mrs. Cheryl Beeden

Mrs. Barbara Bensen ’37

Mr. Alvi Beraldo & Mrs. Rosa Beraldo

Dr. Henry Bibr & Mrs. Viera Bibr

Mrs. Milica Bjekic

Mr. Greg Blain

Mr. Albert Bowron ’34

Mr. Ian F. Brissett ’92

Mrs. Lois Brittain

Mrs. Patricia Burgon ’74

Ms. Lynn Butler

Mr. Daniel Byrnes & Family

Mr. Christopher & Mrs. Lucie Capredoni

Dr. Clara Cebrian

Mr. Patrick Chalkley

Dr. Victor Chu & Mrs. Jennifer Duan

Mrs. Julie Cicoria

Mr. Stephen T. Collins ’00

Dr. William Combe

Comcor Environmental Limited

Mrs. Andrea L. Connor

Mr. Robert Cooper

Mr. William Costello

Mr. John A. Dame ’45

Mrs. Catherine A. Davidson

Mr. James Dean & Mrs. Lia Dean

Mr. Bill Demers & Mrs. Debbie Demers

Mr. Gordon DePass

Mr. Gabriel DeSantis &Mrs. Franca DeSantis

Ms. Jane Devi

Ms. Maria Di Febo

Mr. Douglas Dimitroff &Mrs. Cynthia Dimitroff

Dr. Martin Doble & Mrs. Dee Doble

Dolce Salon & Spa

Mr. Brian Doucette

Mr. Roderick M. Douglas ’62

Mrs. Trudi Down (Noel) ’68

Mr. John Dunton &Mrs. Elizabeth Dunton

Ms. Mary Jane Dutchak

Mr. Richard Dykes & Mrs. Anne Dykes

Eastmount Physiotherapy

Ms. Irene T. Edgar

Mr. David Edwards

Mr. Vincent Egan

The Elegant Pantry

Mr. David R. Ellis ’70

Ennis-Paikin Steel Limited

Ernst & Young

Family Massage Therapy

Dr. R.H. D. Farmer ’43 &Mrs. Retta Farmer

Mr. Brian Fell

Fima Woodworking Limited

Mr. Donato Finelli

Mr. Giovanni Fiscaletti

Mr. Ivo Fiscaletti

Ms. Adrienne Fortune

Ms. Binda Fraser

Ms. Donna Fulton

G.E. Galbraith Electric Ltd.

Ms. Margaret E. Gage ’74

Mrs. P. J. Gallagher ’49

Mrs. Bianca Garofalo

Mr. James W. Garrow ’51

Mr. Trevor P. Garwood-Jones

Mrs. Fran Gerrie ’35

Mrs. Alison Gibson ’47

Mr. Sam Grasso

Ms. Lauretta Green

Mrs. Blanka Guyatt

Mrs. Jennifer Haddon ’82

Hair By Nature

Mr. Hugh Haney & Mrs. Diane Haney

Mr. Gerald C. Hanson

Mr. J. L. Harrison

Ms. Linda C. Harwood

Mr. Doug Heagle & Mrs. Lyn Heagle

Mrs. Sheriann Heath-Johnston

Helen Levnaich Interior Design

Mr. Robert Henderson

Hewitt’s Dairy Limited

Rev. John J. Hibbs

Miss Edith G. Hicks

Mrs. Lori A. Hill

Mr. Peter C. Hill ’68 & Mrs. Joyce Hill ’69

Holiday Sportswear

Mr. Luther Holton ’71 &Mrs. Lindsay Holton

Mr. Michael Hough &Mrs. Wendy Hough

Miss Danielle Hourigan ’82

Mr. Michael Howe

Mr. Frank Huck &Mrs. Phyllis Braden-Huck

Mrs. Jacqueline Huffman-Krisza

Mr. William H. Hull

Mrs. Catherine J. Innes

Mrs. Yvonne Jackson

Dr. Roman Jaeschke &Dr. Bozena Jaeschke

Dr. Reuven Jhirad & Mrs. Sandra Fisher

Dr. Anil Kapoor & Mrs. Renu Kapoor

Dr. Reza Kazemi &Dr. Barbara Falco-Kazemi

The Keeping Room

Ms. Louise Kendrick

Mrs. E. Beth Kennedy

Mr. David W. Kenney ’72

Mrs. Laure Kominar

Mr. Darrell Korol & Mrs. Christine Korol

Mr. Joseph Kulikowski &Mrs. Helena Kulikowski

La Bella Donna

Lakeview Pastry

Mr. Roy Lampard

Ms. Karin Lampman

Mr. James H. Langs ’64

Dr. Ramiro Larrazabal &Mrs. Diana Arteta

Mr. Bruce Latimer &Mrs. Kimberly Latimer

Mr. Andrew Laurat &Mrs. Claudia Laurat

Mrs. Laurie Lewis

Mr. Alan Livingston

Mr. Ken Lucyshyn

Mrs. Margaret Maclennan ’36

Magnolia House Spa

Mrs. Enza Mancinelli

Marika Costa Learning

Dr. J. A. Marriott & Dr. Sheila Marriott

Mr. Glenn Marshall & Ms. Lisa Knap

Mrs. M. Loretta Mastandrea

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Supporter Donors (up to $249)

Dr. Julia A. Masterson

Ms. Marianne R. Matthews

Mr. Dean McArthur &Mrs. Helen McArthur

Mr. Ryan McCarthy

Ms. Mary McGee

Dr. John McKenzie &Mrs. Michelle McKenzie

Mr. Arthur McMurrich

Mr. Arthur R. McMurrich, Jr. ’65

Ms. Carol-Ann McNeil

Mr. Boge Miceski & Mrs. Sophia Miceski

Mr. E. Scott Millard

Mr. Mark Mitchell & Mrs. Lisa Mitchell

Mr. Keith Monrose &Mrs. Bertha Monrose

Mr. Michael Moore

Mrs. Becky Morison ’80

Mrs. Anne Morrison ’54

Mrs. Marion Muirhead

Mr. Victor Muratori

Mr. Kenneth Murray &Mrs. Janine Murray

The Murray Group Limited

Nelson Aggregate Co.

Mr. Robert Nemy & Mrs. Michelle Nemy

Mr. Jordan M. Neysmith ’94

Mr. Peter D. Noel ’72

Mrs. Caroline Nolan

Norjohn Transfer Systems

Mrs. Zeljka Obratov

The Honourable Coulter A. Osborne ’50

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Packham

New Horizon Home Building(Mr. Jeffrey Paikin ’80)

Ms. Rachel Paikin

Mr. Steven H. Paikin ’78

Mr. John S. Parry ’66

Mr. Peter M. Partridge

Mr. John Peller & Mrs. Diane Peller

Peninsula Ridge Winery

Mrs. Heidy Peragine

Mr. David Perco &Mrs. Cathy Giorno Perco

Mr. Sam Perez & Mrs. Susan Perez

Pete Cosco Haulage Ltd.

Ms. Lidia Petrunas

Mr. Ronald Plewman

Mrs. Karen L. Price

Ms. Vivian Price

Mr. Edward Rajasingham &Mrs. Shankari Rajasingham

Dr. Tarek Ramadan &Mrs. Manal Adham-Ramadan

Mr. Ross Ransom

Ms. Margaret Reid

Mrs. Joan Renison ’44

Mrs. Lois Reynolds ’51

Richard Larocque Limited

Mr. Richard J. Rigby

Mrs. Virginia A. Rigby

Riverin Wood Products Ltd.

Mr. Jonathan K. Robertson ’97

Mrs. Nancy Rocca

Mrs. Amanda Rogers

Mr. John Romano &Mrs. Tracey Romano

Rosewater Spa of Oakville

Mr. David Routery &Mrs. Brenda Routery

Royal Bank Of Canada

Mrs. Shirley Russell ’46

Mr. William R. Russell

Dr. Mark P. Ryall

Dr. Alan D. Ryley

Dr. Bruno Salena & Ms. K. Jane George

Salon Mirage & Spa

The Salvation Army WinterberryHeights Church

Sexy Monkey

Mrs. Sylvia M. Scarrow

Mrs. Diana Scattolon

Scenic Woods Golf & Country Club

Dr. Bert Schaefer & Dr. Gudrun Schaefer

Ms. Sarah Schwenger ’77

Mr. Richard W. Seibel

Mrs. Constance Selby

Miss Batula Shamo

Miss Eleanor Shaw

Mrs. Jody L. Simpson

Dr. Robert Singer & Mrs. Arlene Singer

Mrs. Bev Smith

Ms. Janet Smith

Rev. John Smith ’56 & Mrs. Judy Smith

Mr. Peter Smuk

Mr. Gary Sohal(Audcomp Computer Systems)

Mr. Rudy J. Spallacci

Mrs. Carol A. Spence

St. Catharines GeneralHospital Foundation

Mrs. Tiffanie Startek

Mr. Geoffrey Steel & Mrs. Gabrielle Steel

Mrs. Lynn S. Sterrett

Mr. James M. Stewart ’99

Mr. James Stewart & Mrs. Grace Stewart

Miss Sarah A. Stewart ’95

Mr. Richard Stockdale &Mrs. Claudia Stockdale

Mr. John C. Stothers ’70

Ms. Stephanie G. Swanson

Mrs. Shirley Thomas-Weir ’83

Mr. Anthony R. Thompson

Mr. Paul Tremblay &Mrs. Heather Tremblay

Twinkle Toes Day Spa

United Steelworkers of America

Miss Eleanor Unsworth ’56

Mr. Michael Valente &Ms. Sarah Matthews

Ms. Lucy Vandermeer

Mrs. Shivawn Voyce

Mr. Darcy S. Wallace

Mrs. S. Margaret Walpole

Mrs. Nancy M. Wands

Mrs. Diana Wardrope

Mrs. Elaine S. Warren

Warwick Distributors Inc.

Mr. Hubert L. Washington ’41

Mr. David Watson & Mrs. Linda Watson

Mr. Michael Watt

Dr. Brian Way & Mrs. Laura Daniels-Way

Mr. Radcliffe S. Weaver ’52

Week of the Child & Youth Committee

Mr. Christopher D. West ’79

Mrs. Diane Whitten ’41

Mrs. Claribel Wigle ’35

The Willow Tree

Miss Kate L. Wood

Mr. Richard J. Woodruff

Dr. Gerald C. V. Wright ’58

Mr. Bryan Wylie

Dr. Charles Younger & Mrs. Jodi Younger

Mr. Tony Zangari

Zazzies

Mr. Istref Zeka & Mrs. Maria Zeka

Mrs. Fern Zimmerman

Miss Zoe M. Zwolak ’01

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