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Exchanging Notes Tabrez Noorani Wining and Dining at Vinoteca The www.catalumni.com 2013 The Cathedral & John Connon Alumni Magazine IN CONVERSATION EVENTS SPOTLIGHT Exchanging Notes Wining and Dining at Vinoteca Tabrez Noorani Contents President’s Message 2 School Update 4 Spotlight Tabrez Noorani 7 Srikant Datar 8 In Conversation 19 Ranjit Barot and Ashutosh Phatak 10 Nostalgia Randy Boudrieau 13 Malvika Singh 14 Special Feature The IB at Cathedral 16 Out of the Box Gulshirin Dubash 19 20 8 Teacher Updates 20 Events 17th Annual Golf Tournament, Old Boys vs. School Team Annual Cricket Match 22 Flamingo-viewing Event 23 Vinoteca by Sula 25 Manori Summer School 26 Lighter Side (Memories) 29 Class Notes 30 Crossword 52 Editorial Team Udita Jhunjhunwala (ICSE ’84) 23 Miel Sahgal (ISC ’89) Shyla Boga Patel (ISC ’69) Mukeeta Jhaveri (ISC ’83) Mitali Anand Kalra (ISC ’89) Business Rohita Chaganlal Doshi (ISC ’75) Editorial Support, Design and Printing Priyanka Agarwal, Minaal Pednekar, Nikunj Parikh Main Cover Photo: Dhiman Chatterjee, 25 Spenta Multimedia This magazine is not for sale and is intended for internal circulation only. Any material from this magazine may not be reproduced in part or whole without written consent. Views and opinions expressed in this magazine are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those of the Publishers. The final decision on all editorial content remains with the magazine editorial committee. Published by The Cathedral and John Connon Alumni Association, 6, P.T. Marg, Mumbai 400 001 and printed at Spenta Multimedia, Peninsula Spenta, Mathuradas Mill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013. www.spentamultimedia.com Special thanks to the following donors for their generous contribution: Nakul Ravindrakumar Arya, Dev and Pareena 26 30 Lamba, Dhruv Chopra, Aashish Barwale, Pramila Shivdasani PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE To my fellow alumni, aving just sent our freshly minted last ball, despite a valiant 46 by Navroz Marshall. Cathedral alumnus daughter, Nynika, to The traditional Old Girls’ Middle School Tea, post H Wellesley, I find myself drowning, quite the Founders’ Day church service, was well attended. literally (well, it has been the wettest monsoon in a The class of ’62 thoroughly enjoyed traditional long time), in nostalgia — both hers and mine. What RTI fare, including lemon tarts, which, apparently, both amazes and reassures me is the passion with remain unchanged 50 years later. which she closed the school chapter and the excited The X-Cathedralite, albeit delayed, was well poise of opening a new one. Our alma mater, I am received. We have the editorial team under Miel proud to say, still has that magnetic hold over you Sahgal and Udita Jhunjhunwala to thank. Without while growing you wings to fly confident and proud. Rohita Doshi’s untiring campaign to garner ads and Sadly, unforeseen circumstances last year forced financial support, we would be lost. If you live in us to cancel the Association’s annual gala dinner, India and are reading this online, it means we do which was to mark Founders’ Day. But in other not have a current postal address for you. Please do events, 34 golfers made it to the 17th Annual Golf update the site www.catalumni.com regularly. Tournament at the Willingdon Club, courtesy alums We started the year with a pop, so to speak, with Akshay Kilachand, Meher Amersey and Pushpa a gathering at Vinoteca by Sula, a tapas and wine bar Bhatia. Barham came out on top as did Akshay, in Mumbai, courtesy Rajeev Samant, our illustrious Aditya Malkani, Arjun Dhawan, Jamsheed and vintner. If the success of the event and the number Neville Mehta. of serious aficionados present is anything to go Out on the Hindu Gym pitch, by the scenic Marine by, marketers, please note that wine mania is here Drive, the Old Boys lost the annual cricket match to stay. We can now happily declare that there is a organised by Sanjay Shah and Vinay Agarwal on the Cathedral ‘mafia’ at the helm of many of the new From left to right: Prakash Thadani, Udita Jhunjhunwala, Shonar Chinoy, Sundeep Ahuja, Mukeeta Jhaveri, Gautam Shewakramani, Anushka Shivdasani Rovshen and Vikram Kothari Missing from the committee picture are Shyla Boga Patel, Viral Doshi, Chitra Rajkumar, Rohita Doshi, Pragni Kapadia, Amit Advani, Bibhash Asar and Mitali Anand Kalra 2 The X-Cathedralite 2013 Executive Committee restaurants and watering holes that dot the city. (2013–14) Santé, may their tribe increase. President The 12th Annual Cathedral Summer School Mukeeta Jhaveri (ISC ’83, Savage) was a huge hit again, as it has clearly emerged as Vice-Presidents the box-office summer event for Middlers. The Rohita Chaganlal Doshi rich experience it affords in terms of creative (ISC ’75, Wilson) engagement with the local Manori community Bibhash Asar resulted in a waiting list and many disappointed (ICSE ’77, Palmer) faces. My sincere thanks to Shyla Boga Patel for Treasurer her heroic stewardship. It was also wonderful to Sundeep Ahuja (ICSE ’77, Palmer) see some 20 alumni volunteering their time at the Secretary Senior School Career Fair. Mitali Anand Kalra As we continue to take our membership outdoors, (ISC ’89, Wilson) be more active and involve family, Shonar Chinoy, along with Miel and her team of naturalists from Committee Members (ex-officio) Sanctuary Asia, organised a wonderful outing to the Principal Sewri mudflats to see Mumbai’s famous pink- Mrs. Meera Isaacs feathered tourists. It was gratifying to see Committee Members generations of alumni and Cathedralites, present Viral Doshi (ISC 75, Palmer) and soon-to-be, patiently waiting for their tryst ’ with the flamingoes. The delayed arrival and reduced Shyla Boga Patel (ISC ’69, Savage) numbers are a painful reminder of the state of Udita Jhunjhunwala wildlife conservation in the state. (ICSE ’84, Barham) Our pilot Retired Teachers’ Medical Benefit Amit Advani Scheme, managed by Bibhash Asar and Shyla, (ISC ’94, Palmer) is running well. Please do continue to donate Vikram H Kothari generously. The www.catalumni.com website, thanks (ISC ’74, Palmer) to our webmaster, Gautam Shewakramani, and Prakash Thadani committee member Anushka Shivdasani Rovshen (ISC ’69, Savage) has been well received. We welcome your inputs, Pragni Kapadia (ISC ’94, Palmer) especially in the form of alumni-related news and photographs of class reunions. Your engaged Anushka Shivdasani Rovshen (ISC ’97, Barham) participation is the only real way to increase coverage. Chitra Rajkumar I thank my team on the Executive Committee for (ISC ’56, Savage) their continued support. A special debt of gratitude is Shonar Chinoy due to Chitra Rajkumar for years of yeoman service in (ISC ’90, Palmer) managing our treasury and accounts. I wish Sundeep Webmaster Ahuja all the best as he takes over. Gautam Shewakramani (ISC ’01, Savage) – Mukeeta Jhaveri, née Kataria The Executive Committee looks forward to your active involvement (ISC ’83) with the Association. Please do contact us on the Cathedral Alumni Helpline (99305 77120) or through our website www.catalumni.com SCHOOL UPDATE A message from the Principal, Mrs. Meera Isaacs he year 2012 ricocheted The College Board results continue between academic endeavour to be excellent. Our students have and a wide palette of a mean SAT Reasoning score of T 2000 out of a maximum of 2400, extracurricular activities and sporting opportunities at an as compared to the world mean of alarming speed. Almost before approximately 1500! we knew it, the year was over. Acceptances into overseas colleges Inter-school and extra-mural were exceptional, and the motto of activities, celebrations of varied our 153-year-old school, “Studies festivals, project work, field trips maketh famous”, is a clear reflection and excursions, community- of our belief in academic rigour. But service programmes, leadership no school worth its salt can espouse workshops and counselling such a limited view. Our vision is camps coalesce in a shimmering certainly broader. Every child is kaleidoscope of creativity, inquiry encouraged to choose from a wide and collaboration, which empowers array of opportunities so that he/she our students to see beyond the can discover at least a glimmering of the 12 faculty members from 50 subject boundaries to a more his/her innate talents and strengths countries who were invited to attend holistic understanding of their that can be nurtured into fullness. environment and themselves. the forum. A Broader Vision Fifteen students qualified for level Studies Maketh Famous This year, music lessons at the new 2 of the National Science Olympiad, As usual, the Board results for music room in the Junior Section some placing at the international 2012-13 were outstanding. At the and mallakhamb for the Infant, level, from among millions of ICSE Std. 10 examination, 136 Junior and Middle Sections have students from more than 10,000 candidates appeared. Ninety three added a new dimension to an already cities across 14 Asian countries. students were in the 90+ range, 38 wide expanse of offerings. At the International Young in the 80s range and the remaining TheCathedral Model United Mathematics Convention five were in the 70s. Nations Conference gives (Lucknow), our youngsters won The story was more or less our young people an excellent laurels for Cathedral despite stiff replicated at the ISC Std. 12 opportunity to hone their leadership competition from students of examination, in which 91 and organisational skills. As usual, Indonesia, Thailand and Taiwan candidates appeared, with 55 of our enthusiastic 17-year-olds hosted and those from specialised Maths them scoring over 90%, 31 standing 500 participants from the Indian schools. At the International in the 80s, and five students subcontinent and Southeast Asia, Schools’ Software Competition bringing up the rear in the 70s. who presented papers and debated 2012 (Colombo), our School lifted The Advanced Placement and caucused in true U.N.
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