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Annual Report 2014 – 2015 OLD BOys’ AssociATION ST. JOSEPh’s Boys’ HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 With Best Compliments From ANKLESARIA GROUP The Anklesaria Group (AGI) is an education and consulting firm specializing in supply chain cost management solutions. We have an exceptional track record of working with some of Head Office: the world’s most respected corporations in a variety of Anklesaria Group, Inc. industries. Our clients have achieved returns of over 10x on their investment with us. 201, Lomas Santa Fe Drive Solana Beach, CA 92075 Partial List of Clients Include: U.S.A CEO: Jimmy Anklesaria Phone: +1 858-755-7119 Fax: +1 858-755-2139 Email: [email protected] www.anklesaria.com Branch Offices: Anklesaria Europe – Hague V.P: Oliver Rossi Email: [email protected] Anklesaria Consulting Pvt. Ltd. – India (Bangalore) MD: Shardu Malpani Phone: +91 80 4147 2747 Email: [email protected] The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 1 WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS FROM 2 The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 Managing Committee - 2014 - 15 Rector Rev. Fr.Anthony Joseph, SJ President Mr. Gopal Bengeri (1976) 1st Vice President Mr. Umakanth Alva (1988) 2nd Vice President Mr. Rajeev Shenoy (1996) Secretary Mr. Brian D’Lima (1975) Joint Secretary Mr. Greg D’Sa (1963) Treasurer Rev. Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ (Principal, SJBHS) Managing Committee - Members - 2014 - 15 Mr. A. G. Krishnaswamy (1972) Mr. Siddharth Raja (1990) Mr. Antonio Justin (1997) Mr. Vinay Naresh Kamath (1989) Mr. Franklin Antonat (1988) Mr. Kiran Patil (1990) Managing Committee - Co-opted Members - 2014 - 15 Dr. Rabindra Nayak (1980) Mr. Zaki Khaleeli (1973) Mr. Shashi Lewis (1990) Managing Committee - Coorg Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Ashok Subbaiah (1975) Vice President Mr. C.C. Thimaiah (1984) Secretary Mr. P. Ajith Bopanna (1975) Treasurer Mr. Joseph Cherian (1975) Mr. Deep Appaiah (1986) Member Dr. M.C. Cariappa (1969) Dr. Shyam Appanna (1984) Mr. Tarun Cariappa (1990) Managing Committee - Dubai Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Arif Sait (1960) Vice President Mr. Gerry Andrade (1989) Secretary Mr. Shaun D’Cunha (1995) The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 3 Managing Committee - Goa Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Michael Rozalla (1956) Vice President Mr. Fulgence Rodrigues (1955) Secretary Mr. Lloyd Macedo (1974) Treasurer Mr. Hubert Saldanha (1977) A. Nazareth (1964) Member Dr. Amod Borkar (1975) Mr. Oscar D’Souza (1968) Managing Committee - Kerala Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Thommen J Karimpanal (1955) Vice President Mr. K.K. Joseph (1955) Vice President Mr. K.V. Sebastian (1955) Secretary Mr. K.S. Thomas (1965) Treasurer Mr. K.K. Thomas (1965) Coordinator – OBA Connect Mr. Abraham K. J. Pottamkulam (1965) Mr. K.K. George (1954) Member Mr. K.E. Eapen (1960) Mr. K.V. Kurian (1960) Mr. Tommy Chacko (1972) Mr. K.T. Nicholas (1968) Managing Committee - Mangalore Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Pavan Hegde (1982) Vice President Mr. Ajit Mahale (1984) Secretary Mr. Manoj Narvekar (1987) Managing Committee - North America Chapter - 2014 - 15 President Mr. Gautam Ijoor (1989) Vice President Mr. Nitin Pereira (1997) 2nd Vice President Mr. Rakesh Peter (1988) Secretary Mr. Dhivakar Janarthanan (1997) Treasurer Mr. Akshay Shivananda (1993) Team Lead – New York sub-chapter Mr. Shivaji Sengupta (1988) Team Lead – Texas sub-chapter Mr. Dipak Ghosh (1989) 4 The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 IMPORTANT NOTICE BE A BATCH COORDINATOR In continuation of our efforts to network as many Old Boys as possible, we are in the process of identifying a CO- ORDINATOR for every batch. The purpose is to provide you with a closer link to the OBA. Please stay in touch with your Batch Coordinator as listed below for information on the activities of the OBA. Also ensure that changes in your address, telephone numbers, email ID etc. are informed to your Batch Coordinator and the OBA Office. We are yet to identify a coordinator for many of the batches. If you are willing to be the coordinator of your batch, please get in touch with the Secretary of the OBA at [email protected] BATCH COORDINATOR EMAIL OF COORDINATOR 1949 Melville Rego [email protected] 1955 Joe D’Mello [email protected] 1956 Michael Rozalla [email protected] 1958 B. Jagannath [email protected] 1959 Oscar Menezes 1961 Jayant Kapadia [email protected] 1962 Fabian Correia [email protected] 1963 Greg D’Sa [email protected] 1967 Greg de Nazareth [email protected] 1968 George Ollapally [email protected] 1969 Gurmeet Singh Randhawa [email protected] 1970 Noel de Nazareth [email protected] 1971 Nadeem Ahmed [email protected] 1972 A.G.Krishnaswamy [email protected] 1973 Zaki Khaleeli [email protected] 1974 Gavin Cordeiro [email protected] 1975 Brian Dlima [email protected] 1976 Gopal Bengeri [email protected] 1977 Bryan Nobbay [email protected] 1978 Kishore Subbaiah [email protected] 1979 Rajeev Gowda [email protected] Ivor Lewis [email protected] 1980 Rabindra Nayak [email protected] 1981 Akshai Mallappa [email protected] 1982 Bobby Joseph [email protected] 1983 Jim Zachariah [email protected] Dhiren Gopal [email protected] 1984 Ben Mathias [email protected] 1985 Rajesh Lund [email protected] 1986 Akshay Gandhi [email protected] 1987 Roshan Bajaj [email protected] The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 5 1988 Franklin Antonat [email protected] Umakanth Alva [email protected] 1989 Vinay Kamath [email protected] Arjun Nambisan [email protected] 1990 Ramprasad Alva [email protected] Shashi Kiran Lewis [email protected] 1991 Srinivasan (Osho) [email protected] 1992 Sajju Jain [email protected] 1993 Nandan Kamath [email protected] 1994 Francis Mathew [email protected] 1995 Ashwin Pai [email protected] Sunil Pichamuthu [email protected], [email protected] 1996 Rajeev Shenoy [email protected] Rolf Marren [email protected] 1997 Antonio Justin [email protected] 1998 Mukesh Kodandaramaiah [email protected] 2000 Cletus Rebello [email protected] 2001 Ajay Jagannath 2004 Vivek George [email protected] 2006 Sharath R [email protected] 2007 Jason Malcus 2008 Isaac Darryl Raj [email protected] Joel Joseph [email protected] OLD Boys’ Association ST. Joseph’S Boys’ HIGH SCHOOL MUSEUM Road, BANGALORE - 560 001 Office phone: +91 80 2229 1711 (10AM TO 4pm) Email: [email protected]/ [email protected] www.sjbhsoba.net 6 The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 MESSAGE from THE Principal The OBA of our School is considered to be one of the best in India and we are very proud of this. The OBA has a wealth of talent and has always been ready to share it with our present students. The OBA Buzz which you conduct is an excellent platform to discover and nurture talent. We deeply appreciate the time and energy you invest in this, knowing full well that you have other work commitments to handle. You have the gratitude of our boys and their parents for the generous scholarships you provide to those who need the help. Thank you for helping us organise motivational talks and inspiring our boys with your success stories. Your unfailing goodwill, constant encouragement, generous contribution and timely help have made our task easier and our burden lighter in the noble task of providing quality education to our students. We, the Jesuits, recognize the different facets of education. We are not just an institution providing tuitions – rather, we are an Education Centre providing an ocean of opportunities for our children to participate, perform, excel and shine in various curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular fields. The new Sports Complex which was inaugurated yesterday is a concrete step in realizing the Jesuit vision of education as integral development of the human personality. We aim at providing opportunities to our students not only for their academic achievements but also for athletic accomplishments, aesthetic development and artistic flowering. It is our hope that our students will make good use of this new facility and claim it as their own. This day has begun in a solemn manner and once the business part is done I am sure you will enjoy yourself to the fullest, meeting old friends, catching up on past years and recalling school stories. I wish you all the very best and pray for God’s blessings on each one of you in a very special way for the love and loyalty that you show towards your School. May Almighty God continue to be with us, guiding every step, leading us along the way, filling us with his grace and strength. May the blessings of our Patron Saint Joseph be with you always. Enjoy this, your very special day, the OBA Day. Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ Principal The Old Boys’ Association, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bengaluru - Annual Report & OBA Calling 2014 - 2015 7 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Old Boys and now, Girls as well It gives me great pleasure to inform you that your association has done very well for itself during 2014-15. Thanks to generous donations from Old Boys, our corpus funds have grown substantially. The corpus of the OBA, all funds included, is now more than Rs. 3.00 crores. OBA CONNECT Our satellite chapters in Coorg, Kerala, and Goa held their connect events in November ‘14, May ’15, and August ’15 respectively. All three events were opportunities to experience the excellent hospitality of the organizing teams.
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