OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL BENGALURU

ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19

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1 NOTICE MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL The 101st Annual General Meeting of the Old Boys’ Association will be held at the Xavier Auditorium, St. Joseph’s Dear Alumni/Old Boys, Boys’ High School on Sunday, September 1, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. to transact the following business: For the last one hundred years, the OBA has served as the pillar of St. Joseph’s, shouldering great responsibility AGENDA towards your alma mater. The Management, Staff and students deeply appreciate your initiatives in multiple areas. It is because of your generosity and caring, your commitment and steadfastness, that this school continues to be rated 101.1 Prayer and observance of a minute’s silence in memory of the Old Boys who passed away during the last year among the best schools in India. 101.2 Special welcome to outstationed Old Boys 101.3 Messages received from Old Boys I admire your well-organised network based purely on brotherhood, loyalty and friendship. Despite your varied 101.4 Presentation of the OBA Lifetime Achievement Awards careers and interests, it is the love for your school and the values and teachings you imbibed here which hold you 101.5 Presentation of the OBA Awards for Significant Achievement together, and I salute that spirit. 101.6 Presentation of the Staff Appreciation Award Your interest and participation in school activities and service to the school are reminders of the Jesuit traditions of 101.7 The Presidential Address ‘men for others’. Our boys see you as role models and hope to emulate you in your chosen fields. 101.8 Principal’s Address Congratulations on finishing the first one hundred years of your Association. Your commitment to nation building, 101.9 To confirm the Minutes and proceedings of the 100th Annual General Meeting held on September 2, 2018 public service, defence and sports, medicine and entrepreneurship is widely acknowledged. We are blessed to have 101.10 Matters arising out of the Minutes your love. 101.11 To Adopt & Pass the proposal of the Governance Committee 101.12 To consider and if approved, to adopt the Committee’s report on the working of the association for the year 2018-19 Thank you, 101.13 To consider and pass the Statement of Accounts for the period April 1, 2018 to March 31, 2019 101.14 To consider and adopt resolutions proposed by the Managing Committee or from any individual member Fr. Sunil Fernandes, SJ after providing sufficient notice, with permission of the Chair Principal 101.15 To appoint an auditor for the year 2019-2020 101.16 To consider any other business, with the permission of the Chair 101.17 Vote of Thanks 101.18 To elect the Office Bearers and Managing Committee for the year 2019-20

Bangalore BRIAN D’LIMA August 18, 2019 Secretary

PLEASE NOTE: 1. Questions pertaining to the report and accounts should reach the Secretary by Wednesday, August 28, 2019 for consideration of the Managing Committee. No questions will be taken up after this date. 2. Members desirous of contesting the election to the Managing Committee may collect nomination forms from the Secretary from Monday, August 19, 2019 during the working hours of the OBA office (Mon-Fri: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.). Nomination forms are also available on the website of the OBA (www.sjbhsoba.net -> Downloads -> Forms). 3. Please drop your completed Nomination Form in the sealed box placed in the OBA office between Monday, August 19, 09:30 a.m. and Saturday, August 24, 4:00 p.m. 4. The list of valid nominations received will be published on Saturday, August 24 at 5:00 pm. 5. The last date for withdrawal of nominations is Friday, August 30, by 4:00 p.m. via a letter handed over at the OBA office. 6. The Final List of nominees will be published thereafter on Friday, August 30. 7. Members of the MC and those who have filed nominations are invited to be present at the OBA Office on Saturday, August 24 at 4:00 p.m. when the sealed box will be opened and the nominations received will be validated.

2 3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT REV. FR. HEDWIG DA COSTA - A TRIBUTE

Dear Josephite The sun has set and the shadows have lengthened. Darkness envelopes members of the BJES, our school, the staff, Greetings! This year commenced with a memorable Centenary OBA Day very well attended and appreciated by students, Old Josephites and his family as we bid adieu to our beloved Fr. Hedwig. Tomorrow, the sun will rise and Old Boys and families from all over the world. It culminated in a memorable fellowship dinner with entertainment, brightness shall return as we celebrate the life of this outstanding Old Boy, a Principal par excellence, a servant of the live music and an auction, the surplus generated of Rs 17 lakhs augmented our corpus which now stands at Rs 480 Jesuit Order and a mentor to so many of us. lakhs-an increase of Rs 60 lakhs this year Fr. Hedwig was more than an educator. He was a person who inspired a spirit of confidence and self-belief amongst In recent years the OBA, has, initiated by Shashi Lewis, my predecessor, ushered in a wide range of well organized events for Old Boys, using the sports platform. Enthusiastic Josephites, young and old, have turned out in their those with whom he interacted. I first met him at his ordination at St. Patrick’s Church in 1966 when I was a 10-year- hundreds to participate, met with friends and competed for prizes. These events have been organised in successive old in Small Dorm. Even then, I was mesmerized by that booming voice, that unbelievable intellect, that stoic editions and, with enthusiastic volunteers helping out, resulting in large numbers of Josephites, reconnecting with personality. Six years later he returned as our last Principal for the Class of 1972. During those six years the school their Alma Mater much earlier than otherwise. had seen off four Principals and badly needed a steady hand at the wheel. And, a steady hand we got. Perhaps, initially, it was hard to adjust to the strict discipline, especially for us seniors. We now had to wear school uniforms In addition, the Delhi OBA Chapter has, after its inaugural Connect in February, grown from strength to strength, every day. Teachers were held accountable. Not once could it be said that this was done with anything but the best and has five army Generals, two Brigadiers, three IAF pilots among others in it. The Josephite the US West Coast community had the first meeting in June also looks good to grow, with participation by George and Thomas Kurian, intention and for the betterment of us as individuals and the school in general. Jimmy Anklesaria, Sabeer Bhatia, Joy Thomas, Navin Pothan and others. The Jesuit Order has produced several visionaries and Fr. Hedwig was certainly one of them. He realized the Every event requires significant commitment, time and effort, not immediately visible to participants My thanks immense value of the M.G. Road property and personally managed the construction of the Centenary Building. In to all those who helped behind the scenes for each event. I also thank all our sponsors, donors, and supporters 1998 when I floated the idea of rebuilding the School due to the precarious structures, there was a lot of opposition for their encouragement and support. Our flagship event the Prestige SJBHS Golf Tournament on January 25th as this was an historic building. It was Fr. Hedwig who got engineers to inspect and certify that the old structure netted us Rs..-our Josephite Sports Fund, started in 2015 now stands at Rs 40L. Our fundraising efforts through the posed a risk to students and staff. This paved the way for Fr. Michael John and a bunch of dedicated Jesuits, parents Endowment Concept has been quite productive net additions to our corpus last year though donations and activities and Old Boys to construct the new school buildings, including this beautiful chapel that you are seated in today. was Rs lakhs, or %.

A unique OBA event in May was the Memorial service to honour four Josephites who laid down their lives in The last time I spoke with Fr. Hedwig was exactly 3 weeks ago. Via WhatsApp video, I saw a man paralyzed below the protecting the freedom of our country, some of you would have seen the War Memorial and the plaques with the neck, fighting a battle with cancer, yet able to look so serene and confident. None of his ailments seemed to matter additions. This very well organized event, was carefully planned by a team of highly committed Josephites, garnering to him. He was more interested in hearing about me and my family; about the countries Jennifer and I visited on our favourable national media coverage for the school and was very well received by serving and retired defence officers. recent trip to Europe. Always thinking of others, always so articulate, always so calm and in control. Until the Lord My thanks to Chris Rego, Francis Machado, Gregory De Nazareth, Shailendra Gupta, Ravi Somaiah ,Narendra Baliga decided that it was time to come home on the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola. and Brian D’lima for their assistance. We have since learnt of some Josephite IAF pilots who also lost their lives in action, they deserve honour. Farewell my hero. Farewell my fellow Old Boy. Farewell my Principal. Farewell my mentor. We shall meet again in the Lord’s Kingdom. Thank you for making this world a better place for so many of us. My thanks to Fr Clifford Sequeira SJ, past Principal and Fr Sunil Fernande SJ for the continuous support and we mourn the passing of a stalwart, Fr Hedwig D’Costa SJ. Thanks to Secretary Brian D’Lima for his selfless service for Rest in Peace dear Fr. Hedwig. many years. 1st Vice President Nishant Gurjer, ’89 has given freely of his time and wise counsel as well as chairing the Golf Tournament Sub Committee along with Sameer Gurjer, Deepak Krishnankutty, Conrad De Mello and With respect and love, Sagar Muthanna who also auctioned the memorabilia. My special thanks to Shashi Lewis and team for another well organized OBA Football tournament, Sameer Gurjer and team for Anklesaria Cricket Tournament, Vikram Chugh Jimmy Anklesaria and team for Saleh Ahmed Rink Hockey and Tri Series and Jyoti for taking ownership for OBA Calling. Nandita On behalf of the Class of 1972 and the Old Boys of North America. Chandrasekhar, our only female MC member has time and again been very dependable and committed. Santosh Naidu has helped organize three successful and well received editions of Josexcel. My thanks to the members of the Governance Committee who have spent time in recasting our By-laws which needed a revamp, the revised rules will take effect soon.

I am confident that going forward the OBA will, with your help and support, go from strength to strength.

George J Ollapally ’ 68, President

4 5 PROGRAMME MANAGING COMMITTEES – 2018-19

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 Fr. Brian Pereira, S J Rector Mr. George Ollapally (1968) President 9:00 a.m. Primary School Athletic Sports Day at the School Grounds Mr. Nishant Gurjer (1989) 1st Vice President 7:00 p.m. BACK TO SCHOOL at Multi-Purpose Hall, SJBHS Mr. Jyotinath Ganguly (1975) 2nd Vice President Mr. Brian D’Lima (1975) Secretary SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 Mr. Francis Satish (1991) Joint Secretary Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ (Principal, SJBHS up to April 2019) Treasurer 9:00 a.m. High School Athletic Sports Day at the School Grounds Fr. Sunil Fernandes, SJ (Principal, SJBHS from May 2019) Treasurer 7:30 p.m. CENTENARY BLUE & WHITE BALL at JW MARRIOTT HOTEL Mr. Shashi Lewis (1990) Past President Mr. Antonio Justin (1997) Member Dr. Clement S. Rajan (1969) Member SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 – OBA DAY Mr. Greg D’Sa (1963) Member

7:15 a.m. Holy Mass Mr. Jayaprabhu (1999) Member Placing of Wreath at War Memorial Mr. Kartik Muralidharan (1995) Member Unfurling of School Flag and singing of School Anthem Miss Nandita Chandrasekhar (2015) Member 8:30 a.m. Breakfast at School Refectory Mr. Rajeev Shenoy (1996) Member 9:00 a.m. Group Photograph Mr. Sameer Gurjer (1998) Member 9:30 a.m. Annual General Meeting at Xavier Auditorium, SJBHS Mr. Siddharth Raja (1990) Member Noon onwards Hockey Match - Past v/s Present on School Grounds Mr. Sunil Menon (1973) Member Lunch at Loyola Sports Complex Mr. Vikram Chugh (1992) Member Mr. Vinay Naresh Kamath (1989) Member Rates:

Back to School Rs. 500 per head (inclusive of dinner) COORG CHAPTER Centenary Blue & White Ball Rs. 2000 per head (inclusive of dinner) Dr. Shyam Appanna (1984) President Breakfast Rs. 300 per head (members of the OBA only) Mr. C. C. Thimaiah (1984) Vice President Lunch Rs. 400 per head for adults, Rs. 200 per head for children below 12 yrs. Mr. P. Ajith Bopanna (1975) Secretary Mr. Deep Appaiah (1986) Treasurer

• Tickets for Back to School, Centenary Blue & White Ball, Breakfast and Lunch may be purchased online (www.sjbhsoba.net -> Donate -> OBA Weekend - 2019) and at the OBA Office at School during its working hours GOA CHAPTER (Mon-Fri: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.) from Monday, August 26, 2019 • Sale of tickets will close at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, August 30, 2019 Mr. Hubert Saldanha (1977) President • Dress code for Centenary Blue & White Ball: Formal Mr. Lloyd Macedo (1974) Secretary Dr. Mario D’Souza (1967) Jt. Secretary Mr. Michael Rozalla (1956) Treasurer

6 7 KERALA CHAPTER GRATITUDE The OBA is an organization which is voluntarily supported by Old Boys who wish to give back to the school in Mr. Thommen J. Karimpanal (1955) President whatever way they can, to express their gratitude to this great institution. To them we sincerely say ‘THANK YOU’: Mr. K. K. Joseph (1955) Vice President Rev. Fr. Brian Pereira, SJ, Rector, Rev. Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ, Principal and Rev. Fr. Sunil Fernandes, SJ, Mr. K. V. Sebastian (1955) Vice President Principal for all their support and encouragement given to the OBA. Mr. K. S. Thomas (1965) Secretary Mr. Sriramulu Naidu, for auditing our Books of Accounts. Mr. K. K. Thomas (1965) Treasurer The Class of 1968, for instituting the Rev Fr Claude D’Souza Memorial Fund pledging a corpus of Rs 25 Lakhs in their Golden Jubilee year Mr. Abraham K. J. Pottamkulam (1965) Coordinator – OBA Connect The Class of 1972, for supporting Mrs. Chatterjee with her medical expenditure. Mr. K. K. George (1954) Member Mr. Irfan Razack, for sponsoring the OBA Golf Tournament at Prestige Golfshire. Mr. K. E. Eapen (1960) Member Banyan Tree, Advisors to Golf Tournament Sponsors. Mr. K. V. Kurian (1960) Member Ankit Fasteners Pvt. Ltd., DNA Networks Pvt. Ltd., Nash Industries Pvt. Ltd., Liberty Marbles and Mr. Tommy Chacko (1972) Member Granites, Shekar Logistics Pvt. Ltd., Zen Lefin Pvt. Ltd., Lantro Technologies, Carpenters Classics India Pvt. Ltd., Surin Automotive Pvt. Ltd., BPL Ltd., K. C. Raju, Rockline Housing Development, Centrum, Mr. K. T. Nicholas (1968) Member Maini Group, Century Holdings Pvt. Ltd., Darius Byramji, Ashish Mehta (Barton Center) for being part- sponsors of the Golf Tournament. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria and family and the Old Boys in USA, for consistently supporting the Scholarship Fund MANGALORE CHAPTER and the Inter-Batch Cricket Tournament. Dr. Pavan Hegde (1982) President Ms. Cheryl Dalby From Perth, Australia for immediately accepting the invitation to come for the OBA Memorial Service. Dr. Ajit Mahale (1984) Vice President Mr. Nadeem Ahmed, for sponsoring the celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph and the Inter-Batch Hockey Mr. Manoj Narvekar (1987) Secretary tournament for the Saleh Ahmed Trophy. Mr. Aloysius Monteiro (1975) Member Mr. Rahul Dravid, for releasing the Coffee Table Book and signing memorabilia. Mr. Shaun D’Cunha and team, for organizing the SJBHS OBA CONNECT – Middle East 2018. MIDDLE EAST CHAPTER Mr. Abraham Pottamkulam and team, for organizing the SJBHS OBA CONNECT – Kerala 2019. Mr. Lloyd Macedo and team, for organizing the SJBHS OBA CONNECT – Mr. Shaun D’Cunha (1995) President Goa 2018 and SJBHS OBA CONNECT – Goa 2019. Mr. Nikhil D’Lima (2004) Vice President Mr. Sanjeev Mahajan and Mr. Anil Dere for their enthusiastic support of Delhi - NCR Chapter. Mr. Suresh Mathew (1994) Treasurer / Advisor Mr. Andrew De Nazareth, for setting up the Andrew De Nazareth Endowment. Mr. George Ollapally and the Ollapally Family for setting up the Ollapally Family Endowment. , for setting up the Tanveer Papa Endowment. Kingfisher, for supporting all our functions. NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER Mr. Tanveer Papa Mr. Tilak Kumar of Deccan Herald, for helping out whenever called upon to do so. Mr. Navin Pothan (1997) President The Advertisers in our Annual Report 2018-19. Mr. Nanjappa Palekanda (1997) Vice President & Regional Lead – West Coast Catholic Club, for co-hosting the Blue & White Bash 2018. Mr. Nikhil Mascarenhas (2007) Treasurer / Communications The Class of 1993, for sponsoring the Breakfast and Lunch on OBA Day – 2018. Mr. Roshan Anand (2009) Regional Lead – East Coast Mr. Ravindra Pai, of Century Builders for sponsoring the Inter-Batch Squash, Badminton and Snooker tournament. Mr. Dipak Ghosh (1989) Regional Lead - South Mr. Ajay Shetty, of Myra Vineyards. Mr. Rakshit Jagdale, of Amrut. All donors of the Centenary Dinner. Mr. Roshan Thomas (2004) Regional Lead - Canada Dr. Bryan Nobbay, for sponsoring the prizes of the Inter-House Dramatics competition. The Kurian Family (Jacob, Mathew, Thomas & George) for sponsoring tuitions for needy students. Mr. Gregory De Nazareth for preparing the press kit & publicity for Memorial Service. The Sponsor of the two Annual Udit Dhanuka prizes.

8 9 ACTIVITIES OF THE OBA – 2018-19 prize was sponsored by an Old Boy who does not 4. OBA Awards for Significant Achievement - three want his name to be mentioned. awards were given to Old Boys who have done something of significance. They were Paul Fernandes, As you are aware, the OBA of SJBHS is an integral marks in each subject). These awards are in the names 13. Every year, in the month of November, all sportsmen Anup Kattukaran and Atul Kattukaran. part of the school, be it emotionally, financially or by of our beloved principals and retired teachers. This is of the 10th standard are felicitated for taking time measure of commitments to the well-being of this great done during Prize Distribution in June. The sponsor off and representing the school in sports and games Events of the OBA: for these prizes was the batch of 1968. institution. Our desire to make our Alma Mater bask in and parents are thanked for sending their children to 1. OBA Connect Kerala – in the month of May, every its glory is unparalleled. 6. The OBA conducted the OBA Buzz and Inter- represent the school. A Memento and lunch is year the Old Boys in Kerala organise a get-together given to all. During this function, we also recognise In the light of this commitment we write to inform you House cultural competition consisting of 16 events in Kerala for the Old Boys living there as well as for outstanding sportsmen who passed out of the school of our achievements during the last year and our gratitude like quiz, elocution, debate, music, singing, dramatics Old Boys living in the rest of the country. This event and represented the country or state in any discipline. to all Old Boys for their support and encouragement. etc. and awarded certificates and cash prizes to the is organised in a five-star resort and is very well tune of Rs. 2.5 lakhs. A major portion of prizes The total cost worked out to around Rs. 0.75 lakhs attended. came from the OBA Corpus Fund but we had a few which was paid out from our Sports Fund (Surplus 2. OBA Connect Goa – In the month of August, the To the School, batches and Donors of prizes. of the Golf tournament). Goa chapter of the OBA organises and event for the 1. The OBA gave an amount of Rs. 15.60 lakhs as 7. The OBA conducts a career guidance programme for 14. This year, since our football teams won both the Old Boys living there and for other Old Boys. This scholarships to needy students to help in their the Std. 10 and 12 students. This is done during Senior and Junior tournaments, Siddharth Raja, an event last year had a number of Old Boys from education. Scholarship applications were given out October to December and this was coordinated by Old Boy came forward and sponsored a lunch for the Bangalore attending the event. to needy students in June and 3 members of the MC Jyotinath Ganguly, our Second Vice President. winning teams. 3. Delhi Connect - The Delhi Chapter was inaugurated interviewed the parents of all applicants and awarded 8. The OBA spends Rs. 1.00 lakh on a function called For the staff of the school, this year. We had over 20 Old Boys residing in Delhi scholarships based on need. Payout was done in July. “Welcome to OBA” for the passing out students of 1. The OBA paid a sum of Rs. 13.67 lakhs as premium who attended. Two serving Major Generals attended The biggest donor was Jimmy Anklesaria followed by the 10th and 12th Std’s. The passing out students are towards a Medical Insurance policy which covered this event. a number of batches and other donors. informed of the activities of the OBA, welcomed the staff member, their spouse and children up to the 4. The North America Chapter of the OBA had a get- 2. During the interviews, needy students were identified back to the school anytime in the future and informed age of 21 for a sum of Rs. 2.0 lakh. This was paid out together and during their meeting they decided to do and the OBA offered a Mid-Day Meal to the needy that they could count on the OBA’s help when from our Staff Medical Insurance Fund set up by a mentoring programme in the school as well as students right through the year. The total payout required. The function ends with lunch and a Sumir Hinduja and the Ben Gomes Fund. mentor any Old Boy who wants to pursue higher is around Rs. 1.5 lakhs and 40 students availed of this memento given to all. The entire cost for this event is 2. The OBA paid a sum of Rs. 0.22 lakhs as Accident studies abroad. They decided to help out the school benefit. The Batch of 1992 were the major donors to borne by the OBA. Insurance Premium for a for a sum of 2.0 lakhs in in setting up an Innovation Lab in the school to help this cause; the balance we obtained from the surplus 9. Prizes were given to the school during Sports Day for case of death in an accident. This was sponsored by students who have out-of-the box ideas. of the Blue and White. the best hockey player in the Senior and Junior teams. the Class of 1996. 5. Back to School – This event is held on Friday of 3. Less fortunate students are identified and tuitions A few Old Boys have set up corpus funds for these 3. Gratuity is paid to teachers of the school who retire Sports Day and is held in the school. Last year, five along with a snack are given to them after school. prizes. from the school after completing a minimum of 10 batches celebrated their jubilees - Batch of 1958 The cost of tuitions and snacks was around Rs. 2.0 10. A special prize of was given to the best captain years of continuous service. celebrated 60 years of passing out, Batch of 1968 lakhs. This entire cost was borne by the Kurian who planned and organised his house in the OBA celebrated 50 years of passing out, Batch of 1978 brothers (Jacob, Mathew, Thomas and George.) 4. The OBA paid for and inserted the Obituary notices Buzz competition. This prize was sponsored by of Past Principals in the newspapers. celebrated 40 years of passing out, Batch of 1988 4. The OBA paid out Rs. 0.8 lakhs in prizes to Shashi Kiran Lewis. celebrated 30 years of passing out and batch of 1993 outstanding students of the Std. 10 ICSE examinations For Old Boys, 11. The Senior and Junior Hockey teams of the school celebrated 25 years of passing out. (highest marks, best in studies and games, best in were given breakfast every day during their practice 1. Rs. 1.25 lakhs was paid to Arvind Mani, the Josephite 6. The Blue and White Bash was held at Catholic Club studies, games and swimming, highest marks in each for the Inter-School Hockey tournament. Our Sportsman of the Year. This award was given to and was mainly attended by young Old Boys. subject). These awards are in memory of our beloved School won both tournaments this year. The total Arvind for representing the country in Swimming. principals, our retired teachers and late classmates. 7. Old Boys’ Day – This event is held every year on cost came to Rs. 0.25 lakhs. Money for this came This was done during Prize Distribution in June. The 2. Christmas hampers were given to Senior Old Boys the first Sunday in September, one day after Sports from our Sports Fund. sponsor for these prizes was the Batch of 1975. and few deserving retired teachers. day. The event starts with mass followed by Breakfast, 12. Two budding cricketers were given a complete Cricket group photograph, AGM and then fellowship. This 5. The OBA paid out Rs. 0.70 lakhs as prizes to 3. OBA Lifetime Achievement Award was given to two kit worth Rs. 0.30 lakhs each and a Rolling Trophy year being the Centenary Year we had over 1500 Old outstanding students of the Std. 12 ISC examinations Old Boys who did extremely well in life, namely called the Udit Dhanuka Memorial Trophy. This (highest marks, best in studies and games, highest George Kurian and Thomas Kurian.

10 11 Boys attending. May. Release Of Coffee Table Book And 8. Christmas get-together is held in the month of 15. Inter-Batch Squash, Badminton and Snooker December in the school. Old Boys and their families tournaments were held in the month of July at the Special Postal Cover – Aug 31, 2018 attended in large numbers. This year we had nearly Catholic Club. The total cost of the tournament 200 people participating. works out to Rs. 1.20 lakhs. This event was sponsored The eagerly awaited Centenary Celebrations The Coffee Table Book aptly titled “A Hundred of the OBA began on Friday, August 31 in the Years, A Million Memories” was a result of 9. Last Year being the Centenary Year, the OBA by Century Builders. organised a special Sports Day for Old Boys. The 16. This year the OBA partly sponsored the Fr. Claude Xavier Auditorium. Months of preparation sustained dedication by a team led by Greg Centenary Dinner was a mega event held on Sunday. D’Souza lecture. The event was organised by the by numerous volunteers and the Managing DeNazareth , comprising of Fr Adrian, Mrs On Friday, Rahul Dravid released the Coffee Table Jesuits and the Batch of 1968, which is in the process Committee of the OBA made the historic Gowri Mirlay and a number of Old Boy content Book and Postal Cover. of setting up a corpus fund. The cost came out to weekend possible. Hundreds of Old Boys writers, photographers and the production team. 10. Meeting of Batch Coordinators - this was very well around Rs. 0.27 lakhs. travelled to Bangalore from Australia, South The auditorium was filled to capacity with Old attended, we had representatives from over 25 The President and Managing Committee of the Old East Asia, Europe and North America, and Boys across decades going back to the 1950s. batches present and an action plan was worked out Boys’ Association of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School from other parts of India. Old Boys started The evening was rather nostalgic, beginning on how to network with Old boys in different parts would like to thank all who have helped and supported coming into Bangalore early that week. The with a prayer and short addresses by Fr Principal of the world and to disseminate information to as during the last year. OBA Office wore a festive look as connections many Old Boys as possible. Clifford Sequeira and George Ollapally, with Thanking you, were re-established, sometimes after several Sagar Muthappa being the MC. Greg De 11. Inter-Batch Football tournament - this event decades. has become an annual event and the response is Nazareth presented an overview of the book overwhelming. We had over 250 Old boys taking part Brian D’Lima which guides readers through the history of from over 20 batches. The total budget for this event Secretary (2018-19) our school and the OBA in the backdrop of the is Rs. 1.5 lakhs and is held in the last week of growth of Bengaluru over a span of 160 years. November. The book was released by Rahul Dravid (Batch 12. OBA Golf tournament - The golf tournament is of 1989), former Captain of the Indian Cricket held only for Old Boys in the month of January. Team and extraordinary role model renowned The event was held at Prestige Golfshire. The turnout for his character, cricketing skills and captaincy – is way above expectations and entries had to be and for continuing to give back to the game and stopped as there were no slots available. The tournament ended with a dinner hosted by Irfan country as coach of the Under 19 cricket team. Razack, Chairman and MD of the Prestige Group who hosts the tournament every year. Many prominent Old Boys take part in the tournament. The surplus generated is around Rs. 6 lakhs which is used to set up a fund to promote sports in the school. 13. Inter-Batch Hockey Tournament for the Saleh Ahmed Trophy and the Feast of St. Joseph is celebrated on the Sunday closest to 19th March, the Feast of St. Joseph. The day begins with Mass followed by Breakfast and then an Inter-Batch Rink Hockey Tournament. The tournament ends with Lunch sponsored by Nadeem Ahmed who also sponsors the prizes. 14. Inter-Batch Tennis Ball Cricket Tournament for the Jimmy Anklesaria Trophy is held in the month of

12 13 A Special Postage Cover was designed to commemorate General, Karnataka. The OBA thanks the Department Fabian and his band struck up cheerful beats that the OBA Centenary, in collaboration with the of Posts for their support. kept the crowd on their feet all evening. The evening Department of Posts. The cover and packaging in fact stretched on well past midnight. A unique comprises of images of our school – past and present. The OBA acknowledges the tremendous efforts feature of the Centenary Celebrations was the Photo The Special Cover was released by the Postmaster of Greg De Nazareth and team in conceptualizing, Booth which used Augmented Reality technology to designing, developing the content and producing the simulate photos against a range of backdrops from historic OBA Centenary Coffee Table Book and the the old school building and the present building. Special Cover. The OBA thanks Kushal and Ronald (2006) – young entrepreneurs – who set up the AR Photo Booth and introduced another means for Old Boys and Girls to further strengthen their bonds.

OBA Sports – Sept 1, 2018

OBA Sports brought hundreds of Old Boys and Girls together. The organizing committee had put together an interesting schedule of events comprising of sprints for seniors and juniors (25 metres to 100 metres), relay races, spot jumps and tug of war. The Back to School – Aug 31, 2018 day began with a March Past. The School Flag was unfurled by senior Old Boy Mike Rozalla (1956) who The OBA Centenary celebration continued with the Boys met after years, perhaps decades, many having had travelled from Goa for the Centenary weekend. Back to School reunions. Back to School reunions are flown down from overseas for the weekend. Old Boys held on the Friday before OBA Day. Old Boys across fondly reminisced about their days in school, while several decades participate in the nostalgic event. The they exchanged stories about their lives thereafter. Centenary gathering was larger than ever before. Old Oscar’s CD was released, and he sang a few numbers to get the evening going. Several Old Boys also pickup up the guitar and contributed to the evening’s music. All the sports and games saw huge participation, with spirited camaraderie sometimes bordering on fiercely competitive. Participation exceeded all expectations. The sports concluded after 3 PM, again validating the observation that if there is one thing that Josephites love doing, it is to play on our good old sports field.

14 15 Blue & White Bash – Sept 1, 2018

The tradition of the Josephite Saturday Blue & White bigger than ever. Goa’s leading band A26 kept old and Ball transformed into the Blue & White Bash several young Old Boys and Girls and their guests on their toes years ago. This tradition has continued, with the event throughout the evening. Guests had a wonderful time, being held at the Catholic Club on Saturday evening. with the music and dancing stopping only by midnight. The OBA Centenary B&W Bash turned out to be

OBA Day – Sept 2, 2018

The OBA Day Centenary celebrations began with the Holy Mass in the School Chapel at 8.30 AM. The attendance was large, both at the Holy Mass and the wreath laying ceremony that followed, a solemn tribute to Old Boy martyrs who laid down their lives fighting in the great wars and the other wars that followed. The WW memorial in School is one of the few in Bangalore, a unique historical landmark. It was an honour that eminent Old Boys who served with distinction in our defence forces – AirMarshal Trevor Osman ‘56, Maj Generals George Lasrado ‘58, Anil Dere ’74 and MN Devaya ’78 – were present that morning.

Old Boys assembled on the ground in front of the Loyola Sports Complex where the School flag was unfurled and the School song was sung loudly. Fr Furtado was remembered fondly by senior Old Boys

before singing the school song. Traditional breakfast Photographs were taken in several groups, after which followed – sausages, eggs, bread, bananas and coffee. the Hundredth Annual General Meeting of the OBA The attendance – happily – was large, much larger than was held. The OBA Centenary Year being a unique expected. This situation made the committee scramble landmark, the Managing Committee was requested to and make arrangements for additional food at very continue for another year, while those who had filed short notice. It was indeed a pleasure to have about nominations for this year were also included into the 6oo Old Boys during the morning of the OBA Day Committee. celebration.

16 17 Dravid’s autographed gloves and cricket bat, which No amount of words would be adequate to convey OBA Centenary Dinner – Sept 2, 2018 raised about Rs 6.45 lakhs. The OBA is extremely sincere thanks to Josephites and their families for grateful to Josephites for their continued support travelling from around India and the world. Special The grand finale of the OBA Centenary celebration by way of time, talent and donations that allows the thanks to Josephites who donated generously was a high energy dinner event. The weekend had OBA to ‘give back’ to school. Another highlight of the through the Donor passes for the Centenary dinner. brought Old Boys and their families from all over evening was the distribution of prizes to the winners A large number of volunteers supported the Managing the world and from several parts of India back to of the OBA Sports and Games. Committee members over the year to make the OBA school. Entertainment consisted of an absorbing Centenary happen. A big thank you to all! Kalaripayattu martial arts duel, a variety of colourful dance performances and relaxing music by a Jazz band. The winners of the OBA Lifetime Achievement OBA Centenary in the Media – Aug - Sept 2018

Awards for 2018 – George Kurian and Thomas Kurian, twins from the Batch of 1983 – were unable A hundred to attend due to prior commitments, so they accepted Bengaluru: years in the awards through a video address in which they French Nostalgic fondly recalled their school days and the teachers who service to their seminary fare in had taught them. The OBA Significant Achievement school store as Awards were awarded to Paul Fernandes ‘74 (Fine Art) to a coveted and to Anup Kattukaran ‘98 and Atul Kattukaran ‘03 osephites school and city The Hindu, Aug 30, 2018 J (Photography, Cinematography). jewel ring in 100 years Indian Express, Aug 9, 2018 St. Joseph’s old boys take a walk down Deccan Herald, Sept 1, 2018 memory lane

Indian Express, Sept 1, 2018

St. Joseph’s old boys to Good OL’ Boys of St. The OBA Centenary Dinner had a very successful oseph s celebrate a auction of memorabilia that had enthusiastic Josephites ring in J ’ bidding for Paul Fernandes’ art works and Rahul 100 yrs century

Deccan Herald, Aug 30, 2018 Decccan Chronicle, Sept 2, 2018

St. Josephs St. Joseph’s organises old boys 100 yr set for a celebrations big bash

News 9, Aug 31, 2018 Bangalore Mirror, Aug 30, 2018

18 19 Josephite Sporting Excellence Celebratory SJBHS OBA Connect – Goa 2018 – Oct 6 - 7, 2018 Lunch – JOSEXCEL 3.0 - Nov 24 , 2018

The Goa Chapter of the OBA JOSEXCEL – now in its third edition – is the OBA’s hosted Josephites and their families way to recognizes past sporting legends, award and over a weekend of warm hospitality. wish current Josephite sportsmen the very best as they The post Monsoon season brings in prepare to leave school, thank parents for their support GOA comfortable weather, ideal for a few (without which it is impossible to nurture sporting days of sunshine and coastal flavours. While Saturday talent), and to reward an outstanding young sportsman evening was the warm up which stretched on to emerging on the international scene. Sunday, the Chapter meeting later on Sunday morning was followed by a loud rendition of the School song, JOSEXCEL legends – 2019 a rocking one-man band and typical sumptuous, multi- course Goan lunch. The OBA thanks the Goa Chapter Badminton Anup Sridhar for hosting Josephites and their families, and also Cricket Carlton Saldanha, thanks those who travelled to the reunion. Sadanand Vishwanath Hockey Alan MacBride, Hunga Shaw, Rui Saldanha, Walter D’Souza Football Fabian Correa Swimming Rehan Poncha

Outstanding Sportsman Award (Cash and Trophy) - Devdutt Padikkal (2016) Devdutt Padikkal made his first-class debut for Karnataka in the 2018–19 Ranji Trophy, he was chosen by Royal Challengers Bangalore for IPL 2019, and is a member of the India Under-19 Cricket team. The OBA SJBHS OBA Connect – Middle East 2018 – Nov 2 - 4, 2018 wishes Devdutt the very best in the years to come.

The OBA Middle East Chapter hosted Josephites OBA Inter Batch Football and their families in Dubai during the first week of November. The reunion was enjoyable and included Tournament 4.0 - Nov 24 – 25, 2018 sightseeing and outdoor activities. The highlight was the participation of our teachers Mrs Virginia Mariappa, The OBA Inter-Batch Football Tournament has grown nee Mullen and Mrs Tarini Wilson, nee Dinakar. The to be a massive event for Josephites across batches. OBA thanks the Middle East Chapter and Josephites The Sub-committee divided the event into three and families for travelling to our ‘International’ tournaments. Participation is increasing every year: Connect. 24 teams and over 200 players registered. The OBA thanks Josephites for participating in large numbers, and thanks the Sub-committee for meticulous planning and execution. Tournament Winner Runners-up Pre 2000 1997 1999 2000 – 2010 2006 2005 Post 2010 2016 2012

20 21 Welcome to OBA – 2019 – Jan 21, 2019

SJBHS students who are about to write the ICSE and ISC exams are welcomed into the OBA every year. Dr Sudhir Krishnamurthy (1991), Professor at the Azim Premji University, was the guest of honour. Dr Sudhir was an all-round student in school who participated in sports and games, and fared well at academics. Dr Sudhir described instances where Fr Principal encouraged students to inquire, and this has helped his own career take shape.

Dr Sudhir has won the Prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. In a career that has spanned continents, he has taught and consulted for private and government organizations, published and reviewed numerous papers and books, and he also participates in the OBA The members of the MC of the OBA welcomed the Football Tournament representing his batch. George students into the OBA with mementoes. The OBA Ollapally, President, OBA and Rev Fr Clifford Sequeira, wishes the students the very best as they embark on their diverse career paths. OBA Christmas Dinner 2018 - Dec 8, 2018 Principal, SJBHS spoke about the charter of the OBA.

OBA Christmas Dinner 2019 drew a record attendance of over 200 adults and about 50 children. Nandita and Nitin conducted a Quiz for the adults while Sanjay Xavier played Santa Claus for the children, distributing gifts to the eagerly waiting children. Fabian and his band played lively music till way past midnight. The food stalls were a huge hit, and the variety of food and deserts was well appreciated. The prizes of the OBA Football Tournament were distributed at the Christmas Dinner.

The OBA thanks Josephites and their families for participating, and also thanks the Sub-committee and Prestige SJBHS OBA Golf Tournament 4.0 - Jan 25, 2019 volunteers who helped plan and execute the joyous Christmas dinner. Friday, January 25th dawned clear and cool, it was the day of the Prestige SJBHS OBA Golf Tournament 4.0, a day that all Josephite golfers had long awaited. By 11.00 AM the golfers who had registered, the three PGTI professional golfers, volunteers who had come to provide support for the event, and the referees were in Golfshire. The players made their way to the change room - where goody bags awaited – emerging for breakfast in matching T-shirts proudly displaying the school logo. By 11.45 AM, the school song was sung, the tournament briefing done by Sagar Muthappa and referee Kaveri Thammana, all the players drove to their respective tee boxes and the game started in earnest.

22 23 We reiterate our view that there is no other alumni golf event like this in the country. It only reaffirms our bonds of friendship and camaraderie, at a world class venue with first class hospitality. The OBA places on record appreciation to our organizing sub- committee. Deepak Krishnankutty, Nishant Gurjer, Sameer Gurjer, Cornrad D’mello, Shashi Lewis, Brian D’Lima, Arjun Nambisan, Sagar Muthappa and George Ollapally produced a stunning hole in one for the fourth successive year! Fide Et Labore!

Five hours later everyone was back in the clubhouse, handing in the scorecards and chilling over beverages and finger food. After changing for an evening of fun and camaraderie with spouses and other non-golfers SJBHS OBA Connect – North India 2019 - Feb 9, 2019 who had come to party to experience fellowship, live music with Ajit Nambiar’s band “Strange Brew”, prize On Feb 9, 2019 Cariappa Marg saw a very different distribution and dancing, the scorecards were tabulated set of gentlemen and officers gather around noon for and the prize distribution got underway by 9.30 PM. a unique occasion, to meet other Old Boys, many of The Inter House Fr Hedwig DaCosta Rolling Trophy them they had never met before belonging to a distant was won by St David’s with 325 points. The Inter school, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bangalore. Batch Fr Dennis Coelho Rolling Trophy was won by Pulled together by the fond memories of the great the Class of 88, individual prizes for seniors Winner times at school and for acknowledging the debt they - Kishore Rao & Runners-up Bala Thambiah. The owe to the institution that taught them all that really Open category winner - Tarun Kunzru & Runners-up matters in life. Jawad Ayaz. Gold Category winner-Ananda Ranga The North India Chapter of SJBHS OBA was Moola & Runners-up Amitabh Poddar. Silver Category inaugurated in New Delhi by Principal Rev Fr Clifford Winner - Torun Mathias & Runners-up Dev Patel. Sequeira SJ. Thirty-four Old Boys gathered together Bronze Category Winner – C S Madappa & Runners- with the OBA President George Ollapally orchestrating up Noaman Razack. Generous prizes sponsored for a joyous and successful reunion of fellow Josephites winners and runners up, comprising 43-inch flat panels spanning more than four decades, from batches of TVs, designer watches, gift coupons, and sundry 1962 to 2007. gifts. In addition, winners of on-course prizes and of whom have promised to come for the tournament putting and chipping contests also walked away with next year, which has been confirmed to be on Saturday stunning prizes. The results and photographs which January 18, 2020. were uploaded were shared with all participants, all The OBA thanks the Razack brothers for their generosity in sponsoring the event and Prestige George and his team from Bangalore joined the Golfshire for assisting with another flagship event. The gathering that included seven serving and retired army OBA appreciates and acknowledges the contribution officers, two of whom came from towns far from of individuals and companies: Venkat Vardhan - Delhi. The purpose was to create an opportunity in DNA , Jimmy Anklesaria, KURLON, Sandeep Maini, Delhi for generations of Old Boys to meet each other Ravi and Ashwin Pai - Century Builders, Gaurav and to reassure us that despite the age gap and diversity Hinduja - Capital Float, Sanjay Wadhwa - Nash we will all stand together to honour the school that Industries, Prasanth Sakhamuri, Legacy Builders, Surin everyone holds in high esteem. The avenues to offer Automobiles, Anixter, Nikhil Nayak, BanyanTree younger students’ advice and invaluable network Advisors, D M Purnesh – Not Just Wine and Cheese, as we spread our ‘school’s renown’. Much nostalgia Barton’s – for sponsoring the trophies and medals for was shared, many teachers remembered fondly and winners and runner-up. memorable incidents embellished with spicy add-ons. 24 25 The new-found camaraderie was easy to experience and 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999 there was no generation gap experienced by anyone. Post-2000: 2003, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017 OBA teams: OBA Blue, OBA White (including Brian, Maj Gen (R) Anil Dere was instrumental in arranging Michael and Prakash from 1975!). the venue and we were all welcomed with great food and beverages. The gala time we had inspired George Congratulations to the winners: Pre-2000: 1995; Post-2000: and team to promise to come visit again the following 2015! year with a larger team from Bangalore. The second Saturday of February 2020 will be set aside for SJBHS Sadanand Vishwanath, former India Test player OBA Connect - North India 2020. Meanwhile Old inaugurated the tournament. Mr Shivaprakash and Boys in Delhi will meet over the year to make new Mr Jeff DeLemos (Oldest Old Boy, 1956) handed out friends and establish a larger network in Delhi! the prizes. The OBA thanks players for enthusiastic participation, the sub-committee for meticulous planning, school staff for working tirelessly to prepare the grounds. Huge thanks to Josephites for being vociferous spectators and cheer leaders! Celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph & Jimmy Anklesaria OBA Inter-Batch Super Sixes Cricket Saleh Ahmed OBA Inter - Batch Rink Tournament 2.0 – Mar 16 - 17, 2019 Hockey Tournament 3.0 - Mar 31, 2019

The third edition of The Feast of St Joseph was celebrated on Sunday, the Saleh Ahmed March 17 to convey our gratitude to our patron Saint, OBA Inter Batch Rink school, Principals and Teachers who have guided and Hockey Tournament shaped us, and continue to inspire us to give back to was a tremendous fellow Josephites. success, with high standards from players The second edition of the Jimmy Anklesaria OBA Inter across three decades. Batch Super Sixes Cricket Tournament was conducted over the weekend. The OBA thanks the players and Players included past supporters for participating in increased numbers this internationals Anil year. Aldrin and Sandeep

Somesh, as well as some of the youngest batches – 2017 and 2019. Michael Bakes from the Batch of 1975 was the senor most player.

Batches which registered spanned 30 years, while players spanned 42 years:

Batches which registered spanned 30 years, while players spanned 42 years:

Pre-2000: 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994,

26 27 Batch registrations spanned 32 years while players OBA Martyrs’ Memorial Service - May 25, 2019 spanned 44 years, a testimony to Josephite spirit: 1987, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2017, 2019, OBA mixed team. The OBA paid homage to four Josephite post- independence martyrs who laid down their lives while Congratulations: 2004 (1st), 2008 (2nd)! protecting our country between the 1960s and 1980s. A formal, poignant ceremony was held, comprising of The OBA acknowledges support from Hockey a prayer service at the Chapel, laying wreaths at the Karnataka. Our grateful thanks to Rev Fr Clifford War Memorial which dates back to World War 1, and Sequeira for handing out the prizes. a presentation of citations and mementoes to family The OBA thanks Nadeem (Batch of 1971) for continued members and regiment officers. sponsorship of the Inter Batch Hockey Tournament. Thanks to the sub-committee for conducting a smooth and fun-filled tournament.

SJBHS OBA Connect - Kerala 2019 - May 11 - 12, 2019

The tenth OBA Kerala Connect was held on May 11-12 at Coconut Lagoon, Kumarakom, attended by 46 Josephites, Capt John A Dalby, Maj P Atul Deviah, Maj Uday Shankar Ghosh Maj Sylvester Ratnam, 5th Field Regiment 6th Maratha Light 13 Sikh Light Infantry 21 JAT KERALA many of them with families, making this the best attended Connect! The (Nov 18, 1962 Infantry (Feb 14, 1987 (June 26, 1989 (Aug 2, 2002 positive response from Josephites has – Jaswanth Garh, - Siachen Glacier, J&K) – Sri Lanka) – Kupwara, J&K) Arunachal Pradesh)

The Memorial Service was celebrated by the Archbishop of Bengaluru, among other dignitaries. A slow march began the ceremony to lay wreaths at the century old War Memorial, with the MEG Pipe Band playing Abide With Me and the Last Post. Family members, officers from the regiments and Old Boys and batch mates paid tributes in a moving citation ceremony.

been the only reason for the success of this event since 2010. Our thanks go out to all visiting Josephites including Nikhil from Hyderabad, Lloyd from Goa, Frankie and the OBA Riders, and all from Bangalore. George and Nishant highlighted the activities of the OBA: the first Family members shared their experiences with the SJBHS OBA Connect – Delhi 2019, and the upcoming Kerala connect over the years. The music, dinner and Memorial Service for martyred Josephites to be held in dancing continued into a fun-filled night filled with Bangalore. nostalgia and camaraderie. Josephites and families enjoyed houseboat trips the next morning. Lloyd invited Josephites and families to the SJBHS OBA Connect – Goa 2019 reunion scheduled for the Congratulations to the Kerala Chapter for hosting Josephites August 3-4, details of which will be announced shortly. without a break, since 2010! 28 29 and execute the various competitions. Members of Century OBA Tri-Series – Badminton, the OBA judge the events and also conduct the Quiz Snooker, Squash – Jul 21, 2019 competition. OBA Buzz 2019 featured an increased number of events – including Air Crash, Charades, Collage, Creative Writing, Dance (Group, Solo), Debate, Elocution, Music (Instrumental, Vocal), Mad Ads, Mock Rock, Personality, Photography, Skit, Stand- up Comedy and Quiz. The MC thanks Fr Principal, Teachers and OBA volunteers for their support – year after year!

Rev Fr Sunil SJ inaugurated the second edition of the OBA Tri-Series Tournament with a prayer. Badminton, Snooker and Squash games played between 10 am and 6 pm. Fifty two players registered. The players were divided into four teams: Chat’s Favourites, Shikari’s SJBHS OBA Connect – Goa - Aug 3 – 4, 2019 Athletes, Ranga’s Boys, and UK’s Pets.The Josephite spirit was evident in the fact that players spanned almost 50 years, from the Batch of 1970 to 2018. Thank you Goa is a wonderful destination during and after for your continued support! the monsoons, in spite of the risk of unpredictable rainfall. SJBHS OBA Connect – Goa 2019 was the last After hard fought yet fun games, UK’s Pets won with Connect of the OBA year. The venue was the luxurious 17 points. Shikari’s Athletes in second place with 11 points. Chat’s Favourites and Ranga’s Boys finished with 10 points each. Prize distribution was followed by dinner and fellowship. Jyotinath, Gregory Pacheco, and Noel handed out medals and the cup to the winners. The one-day format was well received by the participants. The OBA thanks the organizing committee comprising of Gregory Pacheco, Arun D’Souza, Neil Goveas, Mayur Chandra, Sajid Khan, Rehan, Jay Prabhu, Conrad D’mello, and Vikram Chugh for detailed planning, connecting with OBs and scheduling the games precisely, making the OBA Tri-Series 2.0 event a success. OBA Buzz – 2019 – Aug 2-9, 2019 Goan Heritage Resort on Calangute Beach, with the fellowship events being held in the Pine Tree Beach As a special gesture, the OBA Goa Connect cake was Shack nearby. The Warm-up dinner and fellowship on cut by the parents of one of the Old Boys (Toddy, OBA Buzz is an annual extra-curricular event at SJBHS Saturday evening was followed by the Chapter meeting, ’97). The OBA thanks Josephites and therfamilies where students from Std 5 to Std 12 participate in a lunch and fellowship on Sunday morning, stretching for participating amd thanks the OBA Goa Chapter number of competitive activities. Having started as a late into the afternoon. Camaraderie, food and music for hostng Josephites. The office bearers of the Quiz competition in 1990, the OBA Buzz is a multi- helped make the Connect very special, indeed. Goa Chapter for 2019-20 are Hubert Saldanha ‘77 faceted event that students look forward to every year. (President), Lloyd Macedo ‘74 (Secretary) and Michael While the OBA guides the captains and leads, it is the Over twenty five Josephites and their families Rozalla ‘56 (Treasurer). students, helped by their teachers, who plan, schedule participated, from Goa, Bangalore, Coorg and Delhi.

30 31 Staff Medical Insurance Scheme 2018-19 Our Grateful Thanks To The Following Old Boys Who have Amount Collected: Rs. 5,03,201/- Made Contributions Towards Various Schemes/Funds: Adrian Jayakar Prakash Alvarez Suraj Chhabria Akash Chowdhury Jeff De Lemos Pratap & Anup Suresh Venkat Family Endowments Alex Sebastian John Rajiv Mathew Thomas Kishen Alumni Association Of Australia John J. Nereyeth Ramprasad Alva Thirumurugan The Jimmy Anklesaria Family Endowment Rs. 56,00,000/- ( The Jimmy Anklesaria Scholarship Rs. 50,00,000/-) A. Marshall Jojy Thomas Ravindra Pai T. Jose ( The Jimmy Anklesaria Inter-Batch Cricket Tournament Rs. 6,00,000/-) Anand Nayak Joseph Cherian Ravish Torun Mathias The Ben Gomes Endowment Rs. 19,00,000/- Batch Of 1969 Joseph Vijayraghavan Rolf Marren Tosher Hormusjee The Judith Pinto And Arthur Pinto Memorial Endowment Rs. 10,00,000/- Batch Of 1985 Jyotinath Ganguly Romi Chugh Vece Paces The Michael And Greta Aranha Family Endowment Rs. 6,10,000/- Batch Of 1998 Kailesh Roshan Bajaj Vijay Chugani Brian D’lima Kailesh Pujary Samir Stewart Vimal Ohri The C. S. Sitalakshmi Endowment Rs. 5,60,000/- Class Of 1994 Kaiser Masood Sanjay Bajaj Vinay Kamath The Dorothy Alvarez Memorial Endowment Rs. 5,30,000/- C. N. Naresh Prahlad Kenneth Sanjay Balan Vinay Mathias The John D’souza Memorial Endowment Rs. 5,00,000/- D. Charit Koshy George Sanjay J The Tanveer Papa Family Endowment Rs. 3,80,000/- Devadass Krishnaswamy Santosh Mavely The Andrew De Nazareth Family Endowment Rs. 3,60,000/- Dr. C. S. Rajan Kumaresan Satish The Ollapally Family Endowment Rs. 3,50,000/- Dr. K. E. Eapen Luis Miranda Shivankar Banerjee Pardal Claimlife Scholarship Fund Rs. 4,00,000/- Fareed Mario Shoaib Ahmed Rajesh Kheny Award Fund Rs. 3,20,000/- Guda Srinivas Mark Felsinger Shyam M. Swamy Mario De P Miranda Memorial Award Fund Rs. 2,50,000/- Gaffar Mathew Scaria Siddarath Mangharam Sanjay Abraham Award Fund Rs. 2,22,000/- Gautam Bharadwaj M. N. Anucheth Siddharth Raja Harish Dogra Mohsin Menon Slyvan Rego Joseph Ollapally Memorial Scholarship Fund Rs. 2,00,000/- Harish Kunnath Naimish Sony Kurian Abdulla Hajee Oosman Sait Scholarship Fund Rs. 2,00,000/- Hetal Desai Nikhil Sundar Rajesh Kheny Scholarship Fund Rs. 2,00,000/- Jawahar Raja Noble Thomas Sunil Menon Maurice De Rebello Essay Writing Award Rs. 1,55,000/- Rev. Fr. Simon Furtado Memorial Award Rs. 1,33,000/-

P. G. D’souza & Rose D’souza Memorial Scholarship Rs. 1,50,000/- The Sesquicentennial Fund OBA Kerala Scholarship Fund Rs. 1,25,000/- Amount Collected: Rs. 35,64,000/- Bashiruddin Babukhan Memorial Award Rs. 1,22,000/- A. G. Krishnaswamy Kaushik Thakore Ramchandra Nayak The Warrior Trophy For Elocution Fund Rs. 1,10,000/- Bryan Nobbay M. R. Srinivas Prasad Sagar Muthappa C. V. George & Thankamma George Scholarship Fund Rs. 1,00,000/- Chandrashekar Viswanath Madu Suresh Suraj Narvekar Jimmy Anklesaria Nimish Thakore Varun Gurjer K. Prabha Mahesh OBA Melbourne Class Of 1976 Rajat Mukherjee

32 33 From The Class of 1976: The Class of 1973-74 Scholarship Fund Anil Ferris Janardhan Padmanabhan Prem Thomas Amount Collected: Rs. 1,70,000/- B. Sampath Luis Miranda Ramkumar Rajarathnam B.V. Murali Mohan Dr. Mathew Jacob Zaki Khaleeli Christopher Rego Madhukar Hiregange Shiv Baloo Christopher D’ Mello Ghansham K. Dalwani Fredrick Soans Mohan Menon Vivek Bhaktaram Colin Sequeira John J. Nereyeth Ivan Rodrigues Narendra Kudva V. S. J. Lobo Derek D’mello Mark Silgardo The Class of 1966 Scholarship Fund S. V. Srinivasan Ian Faria Amount Collected: Rs. 2,60,000/- Sunil Abraham Sudarshan Malpani The Class of 1968 Scholarship Fund (Alec & Dorothy Alvarez, Richard And Mary Pereira) Dhruv Raina Pramodh Karnukaran Amount Collected: Rs. 2,55,000/- Srikumar Nair Eugene Misquith The Class of 1968 Awards Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 5,55,000/- Mathew Jacob T. Mohan Abraham A.C. Premkumar K.T. Nicholas Paul Joseph Tarun Kunzru Noel Abreo Dr. H. Satish Chandra Kailash Dili Ponathur Prahlad Mohan Abraham Shivram Warrior

George Ollapally Mark Lushington S. Sayakumar The Class of 1975 Constructed The Grotto Of Our Lady Jagdish Belani N. R. Venkatesh Sqn. Ldr. Baldev Singh Amount Collected: Rs. 3,50,000/-

Joseph Issac Nanda Appaya Sumit Sinha Trevor King Trevor Viegas Joy Marattukulam Osman Abdulla V. Z. Zachary Brian D’lima Jyotinath Ganguly

The Class of 1968 Sqn. Ldr. Baldev Singh Food Court In The Sports Complex The Class of 1975 Awards Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 10,00,000/- Amount Collected: Rs. 5,00,000/-

Avijit Dutt K. N. Srikanth Patrick Mathias Brian D’lima Jyotinath Ganguly Trevor Viegas Family Of Baldev Singh K. T. Nicholas S. Satyakumar Girish Punja Trevor King George Ollapally Mark Lushington Srinivas Venkateshwarlu The Class of 1975 Scholarship Fund Irfan Razack N. R. Venkatesh Amount Collected: Rs. 2,00,000/- Jagdish Belani P. K. Prahalad Girish Punja Jyotinath Ganguly The Class of 1972 Retired Teachers Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 2,65,000/- From The Class of 1978 Towards Interiors of The OBA Office A. G. Krishnaswamy Jimmy Anklesaria Amount Collected: Rs. 5,00,000/- Anil Malpani Mark Mascarenhas A. G. Yeshwant Narrain Dr. Sylvan Rego Paras Suri Tanveer Papa Ajit Nambiar Dr. Taraq Waheed Prashant Rai

The Class of 1972 OBA Office Fund Dalu Paul Eshwar Vengala Rajesh Gupta Amount Collected: Rs. 10,00,000/- Devikumar Acharya Fazal Ur Rahman Ramdas Nagarajan A. G. Krishnaswamy Jacob Kurien Philip Mascarenhas Diwakar Rao Jojan George Jacob Sanjay Malpani Alistair Saldanha Jimmy Anklesaria Ramanath K. Dr. Anthony Shein Shin Ping Lloyd Lobo S. Balagopal Amitabha Kumar Mahesh Srinivas Ramesh N. L Dr. Joseph Xavier M.v. Rajeev Gowda Venkatesh Srinivasan Anil Malpani Nader Mirza Raza Abdulla Dr. Kishore Subbaiah Narendra R. Baliga Colin Sequeira Narayanaswamy .K Dr. Rajan Balasubramaniam Nilesh Gandhi Gerard Saldanha Noel D’sa

34 35 The Class of 1983 Scholarship Fund Dion & Chritiane Tims Karan Kariappa The Menda Charitable Trust Amount Collected: Rs. 16,20,000/- Dominic Shreshta Lalchand K. Chhabria & Sons Varun Gurjer Abhijeet Chakraborty Dhiren Gopal Manish Pathak Siddharth Kanoria Dr. Bagirath Raghuraman Nikhil Krishnakutty V. J. Dominic Abhimanyu Alavalapati Dilip D’souza Nishant Bhatia Siddharth Pai Dr. Shyam Appana Philip Alexander Ved Manu Moola Ajay Loganadan Dr. Jaideep Prabhu Pankaj M. Chhapia Sujit Mukherjee Amir Shakeel Gerard B. John Pradeep Menon Sundaram V. Rajagopal The Class of 1984 Sports Complex Fund Anil Swami Harish A. Holla Pradeep S. G. Roche Sunil Colaso Amount Collected: Rs. 7,93,000/- Baharul Islam Harish Poojary Rajesh Hegde Suresh Brown Ajay Loganadan Dr. Suvojit Basu Pradeep Menon Belliappa Kuttanna J. Augustine Sandeep Maini Sushil Ahmed Ajay Seetharam Gautam Maini Sabeer Bhatia Borys A. Mascarenhas Jim Zachariah Sandeep Sen Vikram Gadre Borys A. Mascarenhas George & Tessie Challissery Sanjith S. Shetty Charles Raj Maini Material Movement Sid Valluri Vivek Chandy C. S. Madappa Harish Holla Shyam Sundar Rishi Pardal Dean Joseph Fernandes Conrad Colaso Jeffry Rebello Siddhartha Venkatappa

The Class of 1983 Retired Teachers Fund (Incl. Mrs. Chatterjee) David Lobo Jim Zachariah Vincent Noronha Amount Collected: Rs. 1,37,500/- Dominic Sreshta Nikhil Krishnakutty Vishnu R. Moola Abhimanyu Alavalapati Gerald John S. V. Rajagopal Dr. Bagirath Raghuraman Philip Alexander Ajay Loganadan Gerard Dacosta Sanjay Abraham

Anil Swami Harish A. Holla Siddharth Pai The Class of 1985 OBA Buzz Fund Balakrishnan Menon Jim Zachariah Simon Huang Amount Collected: Rs. 1,57,000/- Belliappa Kuttanna Manish Pathak Suresh Kumar The Class of 1985 Career Guidance Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 1,85,000/- Beneltus Nihant Bhatia Vikram Mangharam The Class of 1987 Staff Medical Insurance Fund Borys A. Mascarenhas Pradeep Menon Vivek Chandy Amount Collected: Rs. 34,000/- Dilip D’souza Ranjit John Ashwin Rao The Class of 1984 Scholarship Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 20,70,000/- The Class of 1988 Anand Sebastian, Sai Manohar, Major Sylvester Scholarship Fund Afzal Sulaiman Dr. Suvijit Basu Priteesh Mahajan Vincent Noronha Amount Collected: Rs. 8,40,000/- Ajay Seetharam Dr. Ranjit Shetty Rahul Sarpeshkar Vishnu Moola Andrew Lynn Estate Systems & Software Sabeer Bhatia Dr. Bagirath Raghuraman The Class of 1989 Corpus Fund Bede Dominick Gautam Maini Sandeep Rakhra Nikhil Krishnakutty Amount Collected: Rs. 3,10,000/- Benedict Mathias George & Tessie Chalissery Sanjith Shetty Ashwin Krishnan Nikhil Nayak Shriram Krishnamurthy Byas Nambisan Harinath Rajupet Santosh John Menezes Biddappa N. Berera Nishant R. Gurjer Sunith Rai C. R. Muralidaran I. P. Kariyappa Shankaranand D. Natesan Cyril J. Mathias Rajan Aggarwal Sony Kurian Calvin Printer Jeffry Rebello Shyam Sundar Darius Byramji Rishi Pardal Suraj Chhabria Chinappa M. B. Joseph Huang Siddhartha Venkatappa Dave Lobo Rituraj Deb Nath Suraj D’souza David Lobo K. A. Madappa Steven Rebello Manish Rao Sandeep Farias Vinay Kamath Mathew Manoj Sanjay Joshua Balan Zubair Anwar

36 37 The Class of 1990 David Chatterjee Memorial Scholarship Fund Amit Udani Shardendu Malpani Mario (Susheela) Shekar Amount Collected: Rs. 5,60,000/- Aamir Kazi Vignesh H. C. Joseph Jagan The Class of 1991 Rev. Fr. Denis Coelho Scholarship Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 19,00,000/- Vikram Krishnan P. Ravindra Pai Abhay Zachariah Nachiket Shankar Ashish Prabhakar D. Conrad D’mello Bruno Goveas Kiran Sastry Clarence Barboza Ashish Mehta Akash Choudhari Gopinath R. Pooja Kukreja Monish Mahesh K. Kadhanbadi Munish Makhija Chrislyn Cardoza Thomas Karimpanal Jomy Joseph Varghese Suvira Energy Jawahar Raja Bhoruka Park P. Ltd. Gregory Joseph Pacheco Dhanwant Narrain Vishnu Jerome Rohit Talwar Devatha N. Jayavikarm The Class of 1994 Scholarship Fund Arvind Desikan Francis Rodrigues Jayanth Aziel Gojer Amount Collected: Rs. 95,000/- Rajesh Madhawarayan Anand Vinekar Ananth Seetharam The Class of 1996 Staff Personal Accident Insurance Fund Ivor Lewis Rajesh Jagdale Rajesh Kishinani Amount Collected: Rs. 3,02,000/- Shivkumar Vishwanathan Auroville Maintenance Bopiah Puliyanda Mukund Yallambaise Shravan Gupta Dr. Arjun Sampath Kumar Ajeet K. S. Darshan Shetty Maitreya Bhoopalam Rohit C. Ramesh Vijay Rajan Rohit Parigi Anthony En Yuan Huang Akhil Dev Gopal Gera L. Manjesh G. Sarath Chander Nitin Ramesh Shetty Krishna Jeet Cola R. D’souza Amit Shetty Harsha Nasir Masood Shamik Shah Tarun Hanata Anurag Shrivastav Deepak Basavaraju Anush Nazareth Hemendranath Upadhyay Naveen V. Tony Castro Stephen William Rohit Rosario Thomas Consultants Appaiah K. B. John Jeevan Joseph Nicky Chugh Vijoy Saldanha Rajan Mascarenhas Monnappa Kokkengada Rajesh Madhawarayan Arjun Raman Joji Xavier Nikhil Cunha Vinay S. Aditya Kaura Francis Satish Ashwin Shetty Arjun R. N. Kuncheria C. K. Pradeep Nayak Viren Punja Vijay Dravid Liang Yun Wong Akshaye Kothaneth Ashwin U. G. Leslie Fernandes Rajeev Shenoy Vishal Jumani Rajeev Premnath Anoop Jai Kumar Carl Patrao Madhusudhan Rishi Kiran Yogesh K.

The Class of 1997 Staff Medical Insurance Fund The Class of 1992 Rev. Fr. Denis Coelho Mid-Day Meal Fund Amount Collected: Rs. 6,00,000/- Amount Collected: Rs. 17,90,000/- Gautam Jagannathan Arun Venice Shillanka H. Nakul Kulkarni George Vitus Ravalnath Kamath Chetan Rangaraj Raoul Chittiappa Sudeep Charles Deepak C. V. P. Keerthi Vikram Chugh Gautam Puri K. K. Belliappa Rahul Tadimalla Amit Chawla Arvind V. G. Abhijit Bhograj Sathyanarayana Rohan Kalyanpur Roy Alan Rodrigues Rohit Fernandez Sriram Venkatesan Tarun Javali Shahrukh Khan William Lawrence S. Biju & Narayan Stephen William Chetan Hooli Thimmiah K. M. Harishankar Vijayarajan Issac Zacharia A. P. Uthappa Nibu Thomas Santosh R. Vinod Kumar Angelo Printer Satish R. Manish Pole Shyam Menda Navneet Malpani Sajid Iqbal Nitin Pereira Antonio Justin Antony Abhishek Ramanathan Kishan Kumar Rajesh Mehta Nandakumar S Kiran Krishna John Abraham Zoheb Arjun Joseph Raajkumar Kripal Kulur A. L. Rakesh Sajju Jayesh Jain Pavan Kadandale Vishwa Varun Gupta Akshay Nair Brian Ashwin Krishnan Sajid Khan Gavin Colaco Avran Abhijit Mehta Francis Mathew Deepak Pathi Salim Ali Khan Vijay Pandia Rajan Shashank Abhishek D. V. Anil Ravindran Aditya Appaya Akshay Sharma Kirlosh Kumar Jacob Johnson Pratik Kumar Nahata Rohith Manjunath David Jeevan Prakash Adarsh Sreenivas Shresta Srikant Rao Neeraj Chinappa Rahul Srinivas Prabhu

38 39 Class of 1968 Fr. Claude D’souza Fund 12,50,000

Avijit Dutt Srikant K Jossy Isaacs Oosman Abdulla George Ollapally Irfanrazack Nanda Kumar Joe Dmello Ittira Davis Jaggi Belani Mark Lushington Satya Kumar Hamachandra Basappa Vellara Francis David Prem Kumar N.R.Venkatesh Srinivas Venkateshwar Sumit Sinha X.S. Pillai Richard Baker Shailendra Gupta Bernard D’silva Clinton Monteiro Kailesh Dilli Francis Mascarenhas Donald D’souza Chandra Mohan Patrick Mathias David Kamath Paul Joseph Om Prakash Bajaj K.G. Venkatesh Muneer Papa K.T.Nicholas

Class of 1993 7,50,000 Chaitanya Harimohan Gaurav Hinduja P.S. Ramesh Conrad DMello

Class of 1999 4,30,000 Nandish Khodanpur Jonathan Menezes Karthik Umakanth Adip Rai Ananya Balaram Abhishek Bhandari Nakul Narayan Ashwin Dias Ashwin Mahabaleswara Dhruv Joshi Mujahid Ishaq Sait

Class of 1983 Corpus Fund 16,20,000

AbhijeetChakraborty Charles Raj J Augustine AbhimantuAlavalapati Dhiren Gopal Jim Zacharaiah Ajay Loganadan Dilip D’Souza Mainsh Pathak Amir Shakeel Gerald B. John Nishant Bhatia Anil Swami Gerard Da Costa Pankaj Chappia Arun Valentine Harish A. Holla Pradeep Menon Baharul Islam Harish Pujary Pradeep S Roche BalakrishnanMenon SidharthKanoria Rajesh Hegde Belli Kuttanna SujithMukherji Vikram Mangharam Beneltus Sunil Colaso Vivek Chandy Borys A. Mascarenhas Suresh brown Ranjit John Suresh Kumar Rishi Pardal Sushil Ahmed S V Rajagopal Sid Valluri SandeepMaini Siddarth Kanaria Sandeep Sen Sidddharth Pai Sanjay Abraham Vikram Gadre

40 41 Batch Coordinators BATCH COORDINATOR E-MAIL ID 1977 Bryan Nobbay [email protected] In continuation of our efforts to network as many Old Boys as possible, we are in the process of identifying a 1978 Kishore Subbiah [email protected] COORDINATOR for every batch. The purpose is to provide you a closer link to the OBA. Please stay in touch with Sanjay Malpani [email protected] your Batch Coordinator as listed below for information on the activities of the OBA. Also ensure that changes in your Rajeev Gowda [email protected] address, telephone numbers, email ID etc. are informed to your Batch Coordinator and the OBA Office. Narendra R. Baliga [email protected] We are yet to identify a coordinator for many of the batches. If you are willing to be the coordinator of your batch, 1979 Rabindra S. Nayak [email protected] please get in touch with the Secretary of the OBA at [email protected] 1980 Akshai Mallappa [email protected] 1981 Hari Krishnan [email protected] BATCH COORDINATOR E-MAIL ID 1982 Bobby Joseph [email protected] 1955 Joe D’Mello [email protected] Roger Galway 1956 Michael Rozalla [email protected] 1983 Jim Zachariah [email protected] 1958 B. Jagannath [email protected] Dhiren Gopal [email protected] Charles Raj [email protected] 1959 Oscar Menezes [email protected] 1984 Ben Mathias [email protected] 1961 Jayant Kapadia [email protected] C. C. Thimaiah [email protected] 1962 Fabian Correia [email protected] 1985 Rajesh Lund [email protected] 1963 Greg D’Sa [email protected] Sundeep Reddy [email protected] B. Ravi Somaiah [email protected] K. T. Lazar [email protected] 1964 (ISC) B. Ravi Somaiah [email protected] 1986 Akshay Gandhi [email protected] 1965 (AISSC) K. K. Thomas [email protected] Roshan Bajaj [email protected] Abraham Pottamkulam [email protected] Harikrishna V. M. [email protected], [email protected] 1966 (ISC) K. K. Thomas [email protected] 1987 Nitin Noronha [email protected] 1967 Greg de Nazareth [email protected] Thomas Kishen [email protected] 1968 (AISSC) George Ollapally [email protected] Paul Ravi John [email protected] 1969 (AISSC) Gurmeet Singh Randhawa [email protected] 1988 Franklin Antonat [email protected] C. S. Rajan [email protected] Umakanth Alva [email protected] 1969 (ISC) George Ollapally [email protected] 1989 Vinay Naresh Kamath [email protected] 1970 Noel de Nazareth [email protected] Arjun Unnikrishnan Nambisan [email protected]/ [email protected] 1971 (ICSE) A. G. Krishnaswamy [email protected] 1990 B. Ramprasad H. Alva [email protected] 1971 (ISC) Nadeem Ahmed [email protected] Shashi Kiran Lewis [email protected] 1972 (ISC) A. G. Krishnaswamy [email protected] Ian Lewis [email protected] Alistair Saldanha [email protected] 1991 Srinivasan (Osho) [email protected] 1973 Md. Zaki Khaleeli [email protected] Francis Satish [email protected] 1974 Gavin Cordeiro [email protected] Aditya Kaura [email protected] Lloyd Macedo [email protected] Yeshwant Gurjer [email protected] N. Ramakrishnan [email protected] 1992 Sajju Jain [email protected] 1975 Brian D’Lima [email protected] Vikram Chugh [email protected] Jyotinath Ganguly [email protected] Conrad D’Mello [email protected] 1976 Gopal Bengeri [email protected] 1993 Nandan Kamath [email protected] Christopher Rego [email protected] Grenold Xavier D’Almeida [email protected] / [email protected]

42 43 BATCH COORDINATOR E-MAIL ID BATCH COORDINATOR E-MAIL ID 1994 Francis Mathew [email protected] 2010 Gerard Justin Hoover [email protected] Lennold S. P. D’Almeida [email protected] Gautam Kuppuswamy [email protected] Suresh Mathew [email protected] 2010 (ISC) Noella Ferrao [email protected] Lloyd Nicholas Pires [email protected] 2011 (ISC) Kaushal Swarup S. [email protected] 1995 Ashwin Pai [email protected] Sunil Pratap Pichamuthu [email protected], 2012 (ICSE) Mohammed Abbas Khaleeli [email protected] [email protected] Rohan Chinnappa Shaun DCunha [email protected] 2013 Shelwyn James S. [email protected] 1996 Rajeev Shenoy [email protected] 2014 (ICSE) Kevin Abraham Thomas [email protected] Rolf Marren [email protected] 2014 (ISC) Mohammed Abbas Khaleeli [email protected] 1997 Antonio Justin Antony [email protected] Rahul Tadimalla [email protected] 2015 Cyrus D’Lima [email protected] Navin Pothan [email protected] Nandita Chandrasekhar [email protected] Mohit Damani [email protected] 1998 Mukesh Kodandaramaiah [email protected] Anup J. Kattukaran [email protected] 2017 (ICSE) Monish M. J. [email protected] 1999 Jayaprabhu [email protected] 2017 (ISC) Lisa Maria Brito [email protected] Gavin James Dias [email protected] John J. Rathinam [email protected] 2000 Cletus Rebello [email protected] Gavin 2001 Shane Lobo [email protected] 2002 (ICSE) Varnit Jain [email protected] Ashwin A. Leyland [email protected] 2003 Anup Deviah [email protected] Devashish Singh [email protected] Roshan Dennis [email protected] Rahul Shetty [email protected] 2004 (ICSE) Nikhil Rayan D’Lima [email protected] Vivek Chiriyankandath George [email protected] Vijit Nayak [email protected] 2004 (ISC) Varnit Jain [email protected] 2005 Reo Raymond [email protected] 2006 Naren K. N. [email protected] 2007 Anup Theres Raj [email protected] Mario Allen Clement [email protected] Rehan Hyder Ajani [email protected] 2008 Isaac Darryl Raj [email protected] Joel Joseph [email protected] Daryl de Nazareth [email protected] Richard Yesudas 2009 (ICSE) Lloyd Tony [email protected] Kaushal Swarup S. [email protected]

44 45 Minutes Of The 100Th Annual General Meeting Of Mr. Nishanth Gurjer read out the obituaries of the deceased Old Boys.

The Old Boys’ Association Of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High 100.2 Special welcome to Outstationed Old Boys: The Outstationed Old Boys who were present on the OBA day School Held On Sunday, The 2Nd Of September 2018 were requested to stand up and introduce themselves. They were: At The Xavier Auditorium 1. Adrian Silgardo Canada 2. Vincent Noronha Canada The meeting was called to order by the President at 11:30 a.m. On the dais were Mr. George Ollapally, President, Mr. 3. William Shaw Canada Brian D’Lima, Secretary and Fr. Clifford Sequeira, Treasurer of the OBA and Principal, SJBHS. 4. Fred D’Vaz Canada 5. Andy Morris Canada Mr. Charles Raj was the Master of Ceremonies for the meeting. 6. Peter Bhagar Canada 7. Vikram Canada 100.1 Prayer and observation of a minute’s silence in memory of the Old Boys who passed away during the last year: 8. Jimmy Anklesaria USA The meeting started with a prayer and observation of a minute’s silence in memory of the Old Boys who passed away during the last year. Mr. Charles Raj read out the names of the deceased Old Boys: 9. Rajesh Kheny USA 10. Noel D’Mello USA Luis Menezes Braganza 1962 11. Lloyd Macedo USA Vidyut Sinjhi 1961 12. Normal Alwyn Australia Felix Sequeira 1960 13. Deryck D’Cruz Australia Nikhil Saldanha 2017 14. Nabeel Thomas Australia Ashwin Nichani 1989 15. Ashok Raman Australia Rajee George 1972 16. Dr. David Johnson Australia Joachim (Mickey) Goes 1977 17. N. Ramakrishnan Singapore Alvit Fernandes 1945 Madhavdas Alidas 1963 18. Gavin Colaco South Africa Claude Herbert 1964 19. Rattan Kumar Qatar Samuel J. C. Tarro 1968 20. Jim Bridle UK Edmund Lobo 1955 21. Brian Bradbury UK Jude Rodrigues 1977 22. Albert Shaw UK K. T. George Sr. 1956 23. Dr. Trevor Viegas UK Adolph Abraham 1977 24. Maj. Gen. Anil Dere Delhi Luvin Lucas 2006 25. Gautam Mahajan Delhi Arvind Kashyap 2003 26. Sanjeev Mahajan Delhi Dr. Sylvan Rego 1978 27. Dr. Vece Paes Mumbai Chirag Shivkumar 1996 28. Max D’Costa Italy Easwer Reddy 1963 29. Chandramouli Chennai Ramanna Ganesh 1975 30. Alex Pillai Chennai R. C. Sharma 1955

46 47 100.3 Messages from Old Boys: The President said that a large number of messages had been received from Old 31. Hemant Dutta Chennai Boys who could not make it to the AGM and the same was available at the OBA Office. 32. Swaran Singh Chennai 100.4 Presentation of the OBA Lifetime Achievement Award: The OBA Lifetime Achievement Award for 2018 was 33. K. T. Abraham Kerala presented to Mr. George Kurian and Mr. Thomas Kurian (batch of 1983). Mr. Pramodh Naidu read out the citations. 34. K. T. Thomas Kerala 100.5 Presentation of the OBA Award for Significant Achievement: Mr. Anup Kattukaran (1998) and Mr. Atul 35. K. K. Thomas Kerala Kattukaran for Award Winning Photography and Film Making. Citation read out by Mr. Vivek George. 36. K. C. Jose Kerala Mr. Anup said that it was an honour and privilege both for himself and his brother, to be recognised by SJBHS. School had inculcated the values of respect, love, kindness and humility. He thanked the OBA, Mr. Shashi Lewis and 37. Mathew Scaria Kerala Mr. Vivek George. Working on the Coffee Table Book was a huge honour and a very exciting project. He thanked 38. Tommy Chacko Kerala Mr. Gregory de Nazareth and everybody associated with the Coffee Table Book. 39. Tommy Vallikappen Kerala 2) Mr. Paul Fernandes (1974) for Outstanding Creative Art and Illustration. Mr. Santosh Naidu read out the citation. Mr. Paul Fernandes said that the recognition was new to him. He was always a backbencher and now he found 40. Jose Mathew Kerala himself in the frontbench. He thanked the OBA and SJBHS for this great honour. 41. Shameem Kerala 3) Award for Sports - Dr. Albert Hunga Shaw. Dr C. S. Rajan read out the citation for the JOSEXCEL Award. Dr. 42. Aloysius Monteiro Mangalore Albert Hunga Shaw (1963-1969) was the captain of St David’s. He was an outstanding all-rounder in multiple sports 43. Raymond Lovett Mysore like swimming, hockey, cricket and football. He excelled in academics also. He was a member of the Karnataka State Hockey Team and the Indian Hockey Team which played in the 1973 World Cup at Amsterdam. In swimming, he 44. Jojy Thomas Coorg represented Bangalore University. 45. Panchu Mandanna Coorg Dr. Albert Shaw said that it was a tremendous honour and privilege to receive the award. He passed out from SJBHS 46. Vinod Aiyappa Coorg in 1969. He always had fond memories of SJBHS and the OBA. Two other brothers also passed out from SJBHS. 47. Madan Sommanna Coorg School gave him a sense of pride, worthiness and discipline. He thanked SJBHS and the OBA for the award. 48. Ashok Chengappa Coorg 100.6 Presentation of the Staff Appreciation Award: There being no staff who had super-annuated, no award was given away. 49. Thomas Cherian Coorg 100.7 The Presidential Address: The President, Mr. George Ollapally, said that it was a proud privilege to address 50. Joseph Cherian Coorg all his fellow Josephites at the 100th AGM. He said that he fondly remembered Father Claude D’Souza who was 51. Jacob Cherian Coorg Principal when he was in school and who had passed away about two months ago. He thanked Father Principal saying that the OBA wouldn’t have been able to function optimally without his support and that it was a unique 52. P. A. Bopanna Coorg partnership. The OBA has expanded its activities. It’s latest initiative – remedial classes in Maths, Science, English 53. T. J. Jose Pune and Kannada was started in the previous week. It is a pilot project covering 33 students. It has an annual budget 54. Atul Bhakay Pune of 4 lakh rupees, funded by a donor who is ready to add to the corpus. During the course of the year, he said he connected with about 500 old boys who have been interested in sports. He thanked all the Managing Committee 55. Dr. Brian Tucker Pune (MC) members for their contribution and support during the year. He particularly thanked Mr. Shashi Kiran Lewis for 56. Wg. Cdr. Prakash Sanadi Pune his outstanding leadership, Mr. Brian D’Lima for his outstanding commitment, Mr. Nishanth Gurjer for organising 57. P. Jayaker Virudhunagar the Golf tournament, Mr. Jyotinath Ganguly for bringing out the quarterly news-letter and OBA Calling, Mr. Naren and Mr. Conrad for all activities and Ms. Nandita, the only female MC member, for all her help. In January 2018, 58. Hubert Saldanha Goa the OBA could identify three old boys who had gone on to become Major-Generals: Anil Dere, M. N. Devaiah and 59. Fulgence Rodrigues Goa Bansi Ponappa. 60. Michael Rozalla Goa The payment gateway was functional and he requested all old boys to buy memorabilia online. The funds so generated would be used for disbursing scholarships etc. Other than the MC members, event-specific volunteers have also been 61. Franscisco Silva Goa tapped. For example, the Golf Tournament sub-committee consisting of Mr. Deepak Krishnan Kutty, Mr. Sagar 62. Oscar D’Souza Goa Muthappa, Mr. Nishanth Gurjer and others helped out in making the tournament a grand success. The Coffee Table 63. Srinath Reddy Chitoor Book was another example where event-specific volunteers helped and it came out so well. He thanked Mr. Santosh Naidu for helping out with the JOSEXCEL. 64. H. R. Gaviappa Hospet Regarding the Medical Insurance Fund for teachers, since medical inflation is high, the premia had gone up. Mr. Sumeer Hinduja has been tireless in his efforts to collect funds for the same. He also thanked key supporters: 48 49 Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria, Mr. Irfan Razack, Mr. Tilak Kumar, Mr. Venkat Vardhan, Mr. Sandeep Maini and Mr. Paul internal auditor can be appointed if required. Fernandes. The fund has an annual budget of 40 lakh rupees. 100.15 To consider any other business with the permission of the Chair: He then requested Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria to say a few words about the Centennial Fund. Jimmy said that he joined 100.15 (A) With the permission of the Chair, Mr. Ian Lewis spoke about the unfortunate incident during the cricket the OBA 45 years back in the old Concert Hall. The target was 10 crore rupees for the fund. An endowment type of tournament at Bishop Cotton Boys School (BCBS). He suggested starting of a Centenary Cricket tournament. The programme could be considered. Families could do it together as a pledge over a period of time. President put it to vote and it was passed by a show of hands. However, Mr. Christopher Rego said that there was a Platinum circle: 50 lakh rupees and above - Kurian brothers, Mr. Sabeer Bhatia, Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria similar incident in 1958 but it was settled amicably. He felt that starting a new tournament may cause ill-will. Dr. Bryan 10 lakhs and above - Mr. Tanveer Papa, Mr. Borys Mascarenhas, Mr. George Ollapally Nobbay urged restraint and said that we should not become reactive. The President said that the matter required further thought before taking any action. Class of 1968 - 20 lakh rupees Mr. Sunil Menon (1973) recollected his days. He had been beaten up at the cricket tournament. Father Hedwig calmed Class of 1994 – 25 lakh rupees him down and cancelled the match. Requested all Old Boys to patch up with Cottonians and rise above petty matters. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria mentioned that one of the SJBHS students, Mr. Giridhar (1998), sponsored by him donated Mr. Christopher Rego said that BCBS had just lost their Principal and hence they also should be given enough time his first paycheque from Qualcomm to the school. Today he donated 10 lakh rupees to the school. Mr. Jimmy then to make amends. requested all old boys to support the fund. Father Principal said that there could be a logistics problem to conduct another tournament because traditionally, In conclusion, the President said that not just money but also time is important. He was grateful that he could give his SJBHS conducted the hockey tournament, Baldwin’s the football tournament and BCBS the cricket tournament. time to the OBA. Some old boys gave their talent also. He ended his speech by inviting all old boys for the Centennial Since there was no assurance from BCBS, SJBHS was not participating in the tournament. He said we would have to Dinner. wait for one year before considering a new tournament. The proposal of Mr. Ian Lewis was dropped. 100.8 Principal’s Address: The Principal, Fr. Clifford Sequeira, warmly welcomed all the Old Boys. He said that he was He said that there was a message from Mr. S Govindaraj, the President of the St. Germain Alumni Association, happy that the OBA was one of the best organised and networked alumni associations in the world. The selflessness wishing the OBA on completing 100 years. exhibited by the OBA is a living proof of Jesuit teachings. In the last five years that he has spent here, he has been amazed by the deep love shown by the alumni for the school. He said it gave him great pleasure to congratulate 100.15 (B) Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria proposed that since Mr. George Ollapally had served as President for only one year the OBA on completing 100 years. The loyalty and brotherhood found in the OBA bears testimony to the values and as per precedence he be allowed to serve as President for one more year and requested the General Body to imbibed in the school. The War Memorial, which paid tribute to all the Old Ooys who had laid down their lives let him serve one more term. He put on record his deep appreciation of Mr. George’s work. He asked the OBA to while defending the country, was another example of the loyalty of the alumni to the nation and to the school. He consider legacy donations and said that Mr. George Ollapally was working on the same. appreciated the OBA initiatives – OBA Buzz, creating opportunities for school boys, Innovation Lab, scholarships, Mr. Siddharth Raja said that the rules are clear - an elected member could serve only for three years on the MC. Rules mid-day meal, remedial classes for students, providing breakfast for the hockey team, outbound programmes for the should be free, fair and frank. However, if the mood of the House is to permit Mr. George Olapally for one more staff etc. All these initiatives made school a better place. He thanked the President and the MC members for their year, please do so. support and cooperation. Mr. Ian Faria said that the pledge holders had also requested for one term for Mr. George Olapally. Please don’t have 100.9 To confirm the Minutes and Proceedings of the 99th Annual General Meeting held on 3rd September, 2017: an election and he proposed that we continue with the same team for the next MC. The President asked if the Minutes could be taken as approved. Dr. Bryan Nobbay proposed and Mr. Gurmeet Singh A number of other Old Boys expressed their opinions and the matter was put to vote and it was unanimously decided Randhawa seconded the motion. that Mr. George Ollapally continue as President for one more year and that the previous elected MC along with all 100.10 Matters arising out of the Minutes: There were no matters arising out of the Minutes and they were passed those who have filed their nominations be part of the new Managing Committee for the year 2018-19. This was unanimously. Minutes of the 99th Annual General Meeting were considered approved and adopted. passed unanimously. 100.11 To consider and if approved, to adopt the Committee’s Report on the working of the Association for the Mr. Greg D’Sa, who had filed for President asked the General Body what his position would be in the new Managing year 2017-18: Mr. Sagar Muthappa proposed that the Report be considered as approved and Mr. Shailendra Gupta Committee and the General Body informed him that he would be a Committee Member. seconded the motion. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria cautioned that good governance and good accounting is required since the corpus is growing. 100.12 To consider and pass the Statement of Accounts for the period April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018: Mr. Gopal A Governance Committee should be formed to review the rules and regulations and he was ready to help with its Bengeri had a few queries regarding mutual fund investments, depreciation and notes for the balance sheet. The formation. President replied that rules tend to change and the balance sheet has been prepared accordingly. Mr. Harish Kumar Mr. A. G. Krishnaswamy said that the MC has to be more cooperative in accepting people. No one should be side- Dogra proposed that the Statement of Accounts be passed and Mr. Noel de Nazareth seconded the motion and it lined. was passed unanimously. Mr. Ian Faria said he came to know of a lot of rumblings which got him perturbed. Differences of opinion were 100.13 To consider and adopt any Resolutions proposed by the Managing Committee or from any individual member bound to be there. One should respect the rules. However, rules should be reviewed from time to time. He appreciated after providing sufficient notice, with permission of the Chair: There were no resolutions. the idea of a Governance Committee. There should never be groups as this could damage the school spirit which 100.14 To appoint an Auditor for the year 2018-2019: It was unanimously decided to continue with the same auditors should never happen. for the OBA Accounts for the year 2018-2019 namely the BJES Auditors. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria suggested that an

50 51 Mr. Greg D’Sa also said that the Governance Committee is a good idea. One should stick to the old rules for this year. Mr. Llewellyn Rego said that the names of all the candidates should be announced to the General Body. If the other Mr. Greg de Nazareth said that 2 or 3 members should be nominated to the Governance Committee, who would candidates who are contesting for the MC posts withdraw, only then can the present office-bearers take up the post work through the year. and continue. The rules should be followed. Mr. Ian Faria also said that 3 members should be nominated to the Governance Committee. Mr. Nishant Gurjer who had filed for President withdrew as President and Mr. Greg D’Sa who had also filed for President also withdrew his nomination. The President proposed Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria, Mr. Irfan Razack and Mr. Ian Faria for the Governance Committee. This was seconded unanimously by the house. Mr. Greg de Nazareth then read out the names of the candidates for the various MC office-bearers posts. He announced the names of the office-bearers and members of the current MC and the names of those candidates who These three members will then create a Governance Board where other members of their choice will be co-opted. had filed their nominations for the MC. Dr. Bryan Nobbay urged that the Governance Board, when formed, should involve more people across the board. The new Managing Committee: Sushil Shetty (1994) said that inclusivity should be there and later batches and girls also should be given adequate representation. President Mr. George Ollapally Mr. Llewellyn Rego said that a resolution should be passed to form the Governance Committee. This cannot be done 1St Vice President Mr. Ian Lewis without giving adequate notice to the General Body. The President asked the General Body to take it forward. 2Nd Vice President Mr. Jyotinath Ganguly Mr. Noel de Nazareth said that the rules should be circulated to everybody so that everyone is aware. Secretary Mr. Brian D’lima Mr. Zaki Khaleeli said that people should be asked to volunteer for the Governance Board and then selected. The Treasurer Rev. Fr. Clifford Sequeira (Principal) General Body should decide on this. Committee Francis Satish Mr. David da Costa (1966) was of the opinion that Past Presidents of the OBA should be involved. Antonio Justin Mr. Sajju Jain said that he concurred with Mr. Zaki Khaleeli. The most experienced people in the OBA should be Gregory Pacheco identified and then ratified in the next AGM. Vivek George The President said that the three members of the Governance Committee will not go into the nitty-gritties of the Reo Raymond matter. Rather they will select a group of people who will go into the details. Vinay Kamath Mr. Irfan Razack requested the General Body to allow the same MC to continue. He said that a representative cross- Nandita Chandrasekhar section of the old boys would be taken into the Governance Committee. Nishant Gurjer The President then put it to vote and it was passed by a show of hands. Greg D’sa Mr. Sudip Roy said that anybody who is desirous of joining the committee should be permitted to do so. Dr. C. S. Rajan Mr. Llewellyn Rego requested the President to formulate a resolution. He said rules should not be changed arbitrarily Vikram Chugh and precedents set. Jaya Prabhu Resolved that “A Governance Committee be set up to review the rules and regulations of the OBA and change, Sameer Gurjer improve upon, add, delete, modify or do whatever it considers necessary for the proper functioning of the OBA. The Rajeev Shenoy proposal shall be presented at the next AGM.” Kartik Muralidharan Mr. Jayant Kapadia informed the General Body that he had represented Mysore State in Patiala for cycling and won Siddharth Raja a bronze. But his name was not mentioned anywhere. Sunil Menon 100.16 Vote of thanks: Mr. Ian Lewis delivered the vote of thanks. He said that he was grateful to St. Joseph for Past President Shashi Lewis bringing all the old boys together. He was grateful to Father Principal for his unstinted support to the OBA. He thanked all the Old Boys for attending the function. He also thanked all the teams who worked behind the scenes especially the supporting staff like Mr. Francis and Mr. Somu. 100.17 Managing Committee Election: Mr. Greg de Nazareth was the Election Officer. He said that he appreciated the wisdom of the house. The proposal was to let the present Managing Committee to continue. Mr. Jimmy Anklesaria moved a resolution: ”In the spirit of the Centenary Year, the current Managing Committee of St. Joseph’s Boys High School shall be elected for one more year. This House shall also vote in all the names of all the Old Boys who are on the roster for the election.” The resolution was passed unanimously.

52 53 OBITUARIES - 2018-19 RESULTS OF OBA BUZZ – 2019 We regret the sad demise of the following Old Boys. Our deepest condolences to the bereaved families. May their souls rest in peace: DEBATE - STDS. XI & XII Best Speaker Nikitha Audrey D’Souza XII A St. Andrew’s NAME OF DECEASED BATCH DATE OF DEMISE Clifford Saldanha 1970 September 13, 2018 First Runner-Up Niya Shameer XII A St. David’s John Tharakan 1968 September 19, 2018 Second Runner-Up A. P. Subash Nag XII C St. Andrew’s Krishna Prasad 2013 October 20, 2018 DEBATE – STDS. IX & X Chetan Shetty 1987 November 4, 2018 Best Speaker Siddh Nagori X A St. Andrew’s Roland Baker 1970 November 16, 2018 First Runner-Up Adyoth Channakeshav IX D St. Patrick’s Raghu Ramachandran 1986 November 26, 2018 Second Runner-Up Blake D’Sa IX A St. George’s Christopher Albuquerque 1970 January 20, 2019 DEBATE – STDS. VII & VIII Dr. H. Satishchandra 1968 February 19, 2019 Best Speaker Keith Gonsalves VIII C St. George’s Timothy Balraj 1974 July 14, 2019 First Runner-Up Sudeep VIII E St. Andrew’s Ajay Chandani 1988 July 14, 2019 Second Runner-Up Siddharth Kothari VIII E St. George’s Lenroy Saldanha 1966 July 18, 2019 ELOCUTION – STDS. XI & XII Fr. Hedwig Da Costa, SJ 1952 July 31, 2019 Best Speaker Tanvi Janakarajan XII A St. Patrick’s Best Speaker Shalett Paulson XII A St. Patrick’s NEW LIFE MEMBERS – 2018-19 First Runner-Up Niya Shameer XII A St. David’s Second Runner-Up Mohit Shivakumar XII B St. George’s Lawrence Sudip Taur S. Ramesh ELOCUTION – STDS. IX & X Air Vice Marshal K. P. Sreekanth (Retd.) Denzil Douglas Gomes Best Speaker Kisna Shetty IX A St. Patrick’s Noel Anthony Wilson Derek Anthony Loren First Runner-Up Yash Michael IX B St. David’s Lahar Ganapathi S. Ajay Kumar A. A. Second Runner-Up Siddh Nagori X A St. Andrew’s Ranveer Gurjer Dominic Mascarenhas ELOCUTION – STDS. VII & VIII Harsha Moily Arjun Nandu Shivappa Best Speaker Leo Paul VII A St. Andrew’s Amit Vishnu Hemdev Syed Umar Best Speaker Pujan B. VII C St. Patrick’s Andrew John Lobo Khurram Salahuddin First Runner-Up Joshua Jinu VIII D St. David’s Second Runner-Up Keith Gonsalves VIII C St. George’s NEW PATRON MEMBERS – 2018-19 ELOCUTION – STDS. V & VI

Girish Punja Jim Bridle Best Speaker Abir Sen Gupta VI C St. Andrew’s G. R. Bharath Sai Kumar Biddappa Berera First Runner-Up Antony Yakob VI D St. David’s K. G. Venkatesh Second Runner-Up Mark Benjamin VI B St. George’s

54 55 QUIZ – STDS. XI & XII CREATIVE WRITING – STDS. XI & XII Winner – St. Patrick’s Ranjan Naidu XI A First Place Andrea Hsiao XII A St. Andrew’s Neil Dias XII B Second Place Sarah Peter Palal XI B St. Patrick’s Aaron Prakash XI B Third Place G. J. Lalith Kumar XII B St. George’s QUIZ – STDS. IX & X Third Place Tanisha Alex XI C St. Patrick’s Winner – St. Patrick’s Kisna Shetty IX A CREATIVE WRITING – STDS. IX & X Adyoth Channakeshav IX D First Place Adyoth Channakeshav IX D St. Patrick’s Joshua Joseph Jose X E Second Place Dhruvdeep Nayak IX E St. George’s QUIZ – STDS.VII & VIII Third Place Siddh Nagori X A St. Andrew’s Winner – St. George’s Siddharth Kothari VIII E CREATIVE WRITING – STDS. VII & VIII Nayanit Rathod VIII D First Place Abhyuday Kiran Hadal VII B St. David’s Ashlin Antony VIII B Second Place Aadam Aftab Tamboli VII D St. Andrew’s QUIZ – STDS. V & VI Third Place Ashlin Antony VIII C St. George’s Winner – St. Andrew’s Rajendra Kumar VI C CREATIVE WRITING – STDS. V & VI Rishikesh S. V D First Place Sanath Kothari V B St. George’s Hayth Nagori VI C Second Place Antony Yakob Martin VI D St. David’s WESTERN MUSIC - SINGING – STDS. XI & XII Third Place Darshan Sarvan VI E St. David’s Winner Niya Shameer XII C St. David’s MAD ADS – STDS. XI & XII First Runner-Up Diya M. S. XI C St. George’s First Place – St. Andrew’s A.P Subhas Nag XII C Second Runner-Up Asha XI A St. David’s Aditya Ashwin Paul XII B WESTERN MUSIC - INSTRUMENTAL – STDS. XI & XII Harsh Jain XII C Winner Advika Balaji XI A St. George’s Tejas Rai XII C First Runner-Up Darren S. Kenny XII A St. George’s Samyak Jain XII C Second Runner-Up Arnav Nathan XII A St. Patrick’s Abishek Santosh XII C WESTERN MUSIC - SINGING - STDS. VIII to X Aditya Chauhan XI B Winner Nitin Joel Mahajan X B St. Patrick’s MAD ADS – STDS. IX & X First Runner-Up Dhyaan Santosh X D St. David’s First Place – St. Patrick’s Areeb Sadiq X A Second Runner-Up Jacob Lazar X A St. Patrick’s Sachin Augustine X A WESTERN MUSIC - INSTRUMENTAL – STDS. VIII to X Lakshy Jain X B Winner Rohaan Nambiar X D St. David’s Yashas Shenoy X B First Runner-Up Aaron Jerome X E St. George’s Saabith Saleem X C Second Runner-Up Jacob Lazar X A St. Patrick’s Roshan Anil X D Shaun Shajan X D Siddarth Mario X E

56 57 Ryan G. Arakkal X E GROUP DANCE – STDS. IX to XII Shane Frank Sunil X E Winner – St. Andrew’s Drishti Kothari XII C DUMB CHARADES – STDS. XI & XII Harsh Jain XII C Winner – St. David’s Dhruti H A XII A Diya Celine Simon XII C Sohon Kurian XII A Yashi Chipra XII B Nachiketa Kumar XII A Saachi Bhilosa XII B DUMB CHARADES – STDS. IX & X Anjali Catherine XII B Winner – St. Patrick’s Augustine Neil X A Himanshi Jain XI C Yashas Shenoy X B SKETCHING – STDS. XI & XII Roshan Anil X D First Place Gia Goes XI A St. George’s JAM – STDS. XI & XII Second Place Kushi Bagrecha XII C St. George’s Winner Nachiketa Kumar XII A St. David’s Third Place Rithika S. XII C St. Patrick’s First Runner-Up Varun Peres XI C St. David’s Second Runner-Up Miriam Tom XII A St. Andrew’s SKETCHING – STDS. IX & X JAM – STDS. IX & X First Place Albin Jose IX A St. Patrick’s Winner Joshua Joseph Jose X E St. Patrick’s Second Place Royston Menezes X D St. George’s First Runner-Up Yash Menda X C St. George’s Third Place Vignesh K. X E St. Patrick’s Second Runner-Up Arav Kathpalia X B St. Andrew’s SKETCHING – STDS. VII & VIII AIR CRASH – STDS. XI & XII First Place Shane Martin VIII A St. Patrick’s Winner Nachiketa Kumar XII A St. David’s Second Place Franklin James VII A St. Patrick’s First Runner-Up Amit Braganza XI B St. Patrick’s Third Place Noel Joseph Prabhu VIII D St. David’s Second Runner-Up Johan Peter XI B St. George’s PAINTING – STDS. XI & XII AIR CRASH – STDS. IX & X First Place Nalina P. S. XII A St. Patrick’s Winner Joshua Joseph Jose X E St. Patrick’s Second Place Diya Muralishankar XI C St. George’s First Runner-Up Kalver Bernard X D St. David’s Third Place Joel Yeldo Alias XI A St. Andrew’s Second Runner-Up Amogh V. K. X A St. George’s PAINTING – STDS. IX & X SOLO DANCE – STDS. XI & XII First Place Adithya Irudia Raju IX A St. Andrew’s Winner Tejal P. XI B St. George’s Second Place Not Awarded First Runner-Up Vibha Kamat XI B St. Patrick’s Third Place Not Awarded Second Runner-Up Vivaksha Gangadar XI B St. Patrick’s PAINTING – STDS. VII & VIII Second Runner-Up Dhriti H. A. XII B St. David’s First Place Laxman V. Naik VIII A St. David’s SOLO DANCE – STDS. IX & X Second Place Rishabh Justin Mascarenhas VII D St. Patrick’s Winner Sam Varghese X C St. David’s Third Place Noel Joseph Prabhu VIII D St. David’s First Runner-Up Royston Menezes X D St. George’s PAINTING – STDS. V & VI Second Runner-Up Yash Menda X C St. George’s First Place Hayth Nagori VI C St. Andrew’s

58 59 Second Place Nauhaneeth Ram Kumar VI E St. David’s Roshan Kothai XII B Third Place Y. Aryan V C St. George’s Mohit Shivakumar XII B THE PERSONALITY – STDS. XI & XII MOCK ROCK – STDS. IX & X First Place Miriam Tom XII A St. Andrew’s First Place – St. Patrick’s Sachin Augustine E K X A Second Place Nachiketa Kumar XII A St. David’s Siddarth Mario X A Third Place Darren Sherwin XII A St. George’s Areeb Sadiq X A THE PERSONALITY – STDS. IX & X Laksh Jain X B First Place Kalver Bernard X B St. David’s Yashas Shenoy X B Second Place Karl Jude Sandhu X D St. Andrew’s Roshan Anil X D Third Place Rohan Nambiar X D St. David’s Shane Frank Sunil X E COLLAGE – STDS. XI & XII STAND-UP COMEDY – STDS. VIII to X First Place – St. George’s Kushi Bagrecha XII C First Place Rohan Nambiar X D St. David’s Riya R. Purniya XII C Second Place Kabir Talreja IX B St. Andrew’s Diya M. S. XI C Third Place Vikas Lakshman IX A St. David’s COLLAGE – STDS. IX & X STAND-UP COMEDY – STDS. XI & XII First Place – St. George’s Royston Menezes X D First Place Hrithik Harish XII C St. Patrick’s Akshay Kannan X C Second Place Bala Bhaskar XII C St. David’s Kenneth Jordan X C Third Place Aditya Ashwin Paul XII B St. George’s COLLAGE – STDS. VII & VIII BEST MANAGER – STDS. XI & XII First Place – St. Patrick’s Tanishh VIII E First Place Vedanth Bhargavasa XII C St. Andrew’s Pranit Braganza VIII E Second Place Dhruvi Jain XII C St. David’s PHOTOGRAPHY – STDS. XI & XII Third Place Varun Peres XI C St. David’s First Place Nikitha Audrey D’Souza XII A St. Andrew’s MARKETING – STDS. XI & XII Second Place Aditya Aryan XII A St. Andrew’s First Place Dhruvi Jain XII C St. David’s Third Place Rakshit Jain XII C St. Patrick’s First Place Navya Tolani XII C St. David’s PHOTOGRAPHY – STDS. IX & X Second Place Inara Zayn XI C St. Patrick’s First Place Areeb Sadiq X A St. Patrick’s Second Place Ujjawal Banka XII B St. Patrick’s Second Place Aditya Rajpal X B St. David’s Third Place A. P. Subash Nag XII C St. Andrew’s Third Place Melwin Joseph IX D St. George’s Third Place Aditya Ashwin Paul XII B St. Andrew’s MOCK ROCK – STDS. XI & XII DRAMATICS First Place – St. George’s Johan Peter XI B Winner – St. George’s Rishab Deviah XI B Yash Suri XII C Diya M. S. XI B Darren Sherwin Kenny XII A Darren Sherwin XII A Rithik Murali XII C Johan Peter XI B Ronak Kothai XII B Pragnya Reddy XI C

60 61 Erin Emmanuel XI A Abhinav H XII A Rithik Murali XII C Eva Pasangha XII C Dheren XI B Fouzan Zafar XII C Yash Suri XI C Anaanya Muthanna XII C Yash Menda X C Medhajit K XII A Sirach Yesaih XII C Surya P XI C Manasi Hegde XI B Bala Bhaskar XII C Miriam David XII A Urav C XI C Second Place – St. Andrew’s A.P. Subash Nag XII C Keane Paul Sandhu X E Ankiyta Ajit XII C Kalver Bernard X B Andrea Hsiao XII A Dhruv Aggarwal XII A Miriam Tom XII A Deanne Maria D’Lima XII B Joshua Thachil X B Aditya Ashwin Paul XII B Drishti Kothari XII C Kushi Malothra XII A Diya Ciline Simon XII A Tejas Rai XII C Abishek Santosh XII A Anushka Doshi XII B Harsh Jain XII C Yashi Chopra XII B Saachi Bhilosa XII B Samyak Jain XII C Third Place – St. David’s Nachiketa Kumar XII A Niya Shameer XII A Noel Prabhu VIII B Liam Govias XII C Parishudh Brise XI B Richard Anil XII C Rochelle Tressia Victor XII C Nithika Rebello XII A Rahul Christopher XII A

62 63 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED BY THE OBA – 2018-19 PRIZES AWARDED BY THE OBA TO ICSE (STD. 10) STUDENTS – 2018-19

Sl. No. TITLE OF SCHOLARSHIP 1 ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD 1 Class of 1988 Anand Sebastian, Sai Manohar, Major Sylvester Memorial Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in the ICSE examinations) MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 2 Class of 1975 Scholarship 2 MARIO de P MIRANDA AWARD 3 Class of 1983 Scholarship (for the best student in academics and games) IMMANUEL SHAH 4 Class of 1984 Scholarship 3 BASHIRUDDIN BABUKHAN OBA SESQUICENTENNIAL AWARD 5 Capt. George Mathias Memorial Scholarship (for the best student in academics, athletics & aquatics) CARLIN SIMON JOSEPH 6 Charles E. Noronha Scholarship 4 RAJESH KHENY AWARD 7 P. G. D’Souza and Rose D’Souza Memorial Scholarship (for the best outgoing student) MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 8 OBA Canada Scholarship 5 REV. FR. HEDWIG Da COSTA AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) JASON ANTHONY 9 Michael and Greta Aranha Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in English in the ICSE examinations) D’SOUZA 10 Batch of 1990 David Chatterjee Scholarship MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 11 Jimmy Anklesaria Scholarship 6 HARTWELL YATES AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) 12 Rajesh Kheny Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in Mathematics in the YASHAS SHETTY 13 Class of 1973-74 Scholarship ICSE examinations) AYUSH KUMAR 14 Class of 1989 Scholarship JOHAN PETER 15 Class of 1994 Scholarship 7 MRS. SAIT AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) 16 Dorothy Alvarez Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in Hindi in the ICSE examinations) ADITYA SAI PRANAV PADAKANTI 17 Joseph Ollapally Scholarship 8 BATCH OF 1975 AWARD 18 C. S. Sitalakshmi Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in Kannada in the ICSE examinations) RITVIK SAI NARAYAN 19 C. V. George & Thangamma George Scholarship 9 BATCH OF 1975 AWARD 20 Tanveer Papa Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in French in the ICSE examinations) ASHWIN SIVAKUMAR 21 Class of 1968 Scholarship Fund 10 LUKE & ANNE D’SOUZA AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) AKARSH PAHUJA 22 Class of 1968 Alec & Dorothy Alvarez Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in History, Civics & MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 23 Class of 1968 Richard & May Pereira Scholarship Geography in the ICSE examinations) KARAN WALTER RASQUINHA 24 Class of 1991 Fr. Claude D’Souza Scholarship Fund 11 DAVID CHATTERJEE AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) DHRUV RAVI KRISHNAN 25 Pardal Claimlife Scholarship Fund (for securing the highest marks in Science in the ICSE examinations) MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 26 Abdulla Hajee Oosman Sait Scholarship 27 John D’Souza Memorial Scholarship Fund 12 RICHARD & MARY PEREIRA AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) ADITYA SAI PRANAV 28 Arthur C. Pinto and Judith M. Pinto Memorial Scholarship (for securing the highest marks in Computer Applications in the PADAKANTI ICSE examinations) DHRUV RAVI KRISHNAN HARSH LALWANI RISHAB A. MERLECHA

64 65 AKARSH PAHUJA PRIZES AWARDED BY THE OBA TO ISC (STD. 12) STUDENTS – 2018-19 ANSHUL GOEL

SAI SATVIK TRIPURARI 1 ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. ADITYA TIBREWAL (for securing the highest marks in the ISC - Science Examinations) VISHNU SUJITH KURUP 2 ALEC & DOROTHY ALVAREZ OBA AWARD GAURAV M. NAHAR JASON ANTHONY D’SOUZA (for securing the highest marks in the ISC JRENOTH MISQUITH - Commerce Examinations) MOHAMMED ABUBAKR 3 RAJESH KHENY AWARD ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. 13 ALAN MACBRIDE AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) JONATHAN FRANCIS (for the best student in ISC - Science) (for securing the highest marks in Physical Education in the YOHAAN SETH NATHAN 4 RAJESH KHENY AWARD GAURAV M. NAHAR ICSE examinations) ALAN ALBUQUERQUE (for the best student in ISC - Commerce) SANAT NIRAD MUDUR 5 BATCH OF 1968 AWARD ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. 14 MRS. LYNETTE LOBO AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) KALAMANDA CARIAPA (for the best girl student in ISC - Science) (for securing the highest marks in Economics in the ICSE examinations) KAVERAPPA 6 BATCH OF 1968 AWARD DHRUTI H. (for the best girl student in ISC - Commerce) 15 TREVOR KING AWARD RAHIL JOSEPH PATEL 7 MARIO de P MIRANDA AWARD (for securing the highest marks in Commercial Applications in the (for the best student in academics and games) ADITYA VIJAYKUMAR ICSE examinations) 8 FR. JACQUES GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZE GAURAV M. NAHAR 16 REV. FR. SIMON FURTADO AWARD SOHAN PATTANAYAK (for securing the highest marks in English in the ISC examinations) AKASH UDUPA (for securing the highest marks in Chemistry in Std. 9) 9 FR. JACQUES GOLDEN JUBILEE PRIZE ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. 17 REV. FR. SIMON FURTADO AWARD (for securing the highest marks in Mathematics in the NISHANTH ARADHYA (for securing the highest marks in Chemistry in Std. 8) ADYOTH CHANNAKESHAV ISC examinations) SADANANDA

10 REV. FR. CLAUDE D’SOUZA AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) TARUN R. SOSALE (for securing the highest marks in Physics in the ISC examinations) ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. ALEENA FATIMA KHAN JANE ADRIANAA E. 11 REV. FR. SHENOY AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. (for securing the highest marks in Chemistry in the ISC examinations) 12 REV. FR. HILARIO FERNANDES AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) ILAKYA FANTINUS KAMALAM J. K. (for securing the highest marks in Computer Science in the ISC examinations) 13 REV. FR. BISCARO AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) ALEENA FATIMA KHAN (for securing the highest marks in Biology in the ISC examinations)

66 67 VISITORS TO THE OBA OFFICE – 2018-19 14 BALDEV SINGH AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) ROHAN S. VISITORS TO THE OBA OFFICE 2018-19 (for securing the highest marks in Economics in the SAI SATHVIK MADISETTY ISC examinations) AKASH UDUPA DATE OF VISITOR NAME & ADDRESS BATCH NOTES 15 REV. FR. MICHAEL JOHN AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) K. A. NISHMITHA VISIT (for securing the highest marks in Commerce in the YUKTHA ANIL MAX DA COSTA I seem to remember that I have 23/08/2018 1965 ISC examinations) GIRISH M. Rome been here before. NIHARIKA CHYTHANYA 16 SANDIP MALPANI AWARD (from the Batch of 1975) ROHAN S. ANDY MORRIS (for securing the highest marks in Accounts in the ISC examinations) 23/08/2018 Back home after 50 yrs. Toronto - CDA 17 REV. FR. HILARY PEREIRA AWARD (from the Batch of 1968) SHASHANK M. (for securing the highest marks in Business Studies in the ISC examinations)

18 REV. FR. CLIFFORD SEQUEIRA AWARD RAVI KUMAR P. 23/08/2018 ANGELO BATTIGELLI 1964 (for securing the highest marks in Electronics in the JONAH JESURAJ SANCTUS ISC examinations) TARUN R. SOSALE

Sensational Back to School. Amazing recollections every step 03/09/2018 DR. ALBERT HUNGA SHAW 1969 of the way! (SBAR!) Infinitely grateful alumni.

Nostalgic Memories! Dramatic to return for celebrations. I am FABIAN CORREIA passionate to be Josephite. Thank 03/09/2018 1959-63 Oakville, Canada Fr. Jacques for my career sports accomplishment for the man I am today – Survivor.

03/09/2018 VINAI SIRKAY

KARTIK CHANDRAN Wonderful to be back! Thank you 13/11/2018 129 Bocrum Place Apt 2H 1989 George, Nishant and the OBA.

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Always a pleasure to be back at 22/11/2018 SURAJ CHHABRIA 1989 school!

Always a pleasure, great to 1990 22/11/2018 KIERAN NARAYAN reconnect!!

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BRIAN WAPSHARE Its wonderful to be back in the old 09/02/2019 GERRARDS CROSS, BUCKS 1955 school. I am what I am because of 22/11/2018 NASIR MASOOD 1996 FIDE ET LABORE FOREVER!! ENGLAND. the old school.

22/11/2018 JAYANTH GOPAL 1990 Great to be back! Always a wonderful trip down nostalgia lane to come to

St. Joseph’s. I remember fondly Fantastic to come back to school 04/04/2019 NATESH MOHAN Mr. Alvarez (Chemistry), Mr. JONATHAN MENEZES with my family! Got a chance to 1958-63 29/11/2018 NEW ORLEANS, LA, USA Pereira (Physics) and 11580 CEDAR CHASE ROAD 1999 take my boys on a tour of the Mr. De Silva (Maths) and HERNDON, VA 20170, USA place that holds the best Mathai who rang the bell & memories of my life! Anthony who watched our cycles.

It was wonderful to visit the school after so long. Returned 07/12/2018 LYN MACHADO Great memories of the school. 1970 Lt. Col. NITESH JAKHAR old memories of when I was in CALANGUTE - GOA Very proud to be a Josephite. 31/05/2019 2000 BANGALORE s chool. W onderful work being done by OBA and their President. Thank you.

EUSTIE KAMATH Warms my heart to be back at my A joy to return. Came with a 13/12/2018 7 C GLEN ALTAR AVENUE 1966 ALMA MATER! colleague and shared a slice of my WELLINGTON 6037 13/06/2019 RAJARAM KRISHNAN (in young days. Hope he enjoyed it as 1978 NEW ZEALAND school K. Rajaram) much as I did sharing. Joseph’s remains with me for better and for worse. SABEER BHATIA I t w as wonderful to bring my 03/01/2019 28625 Matadero Creek Ct. 1980 - 84 family to my Alma Mater.

Los Altos, CA 94022. ROSHAN ALAN LEYLAND 11/07/2019 2606 B ALYAA TOWER 1999 The life of a Josephite is one of AL NAHDA, DUBAI NAVIN POTHAN pride for his alma mater. I am 04/01/2019 30 River Ct., Jersey City, 1997 thrilled to visit & happy to have NJ 07310. the privilege to be a part of the A wonderful class presentation 06/08/2019 BENEDICT GOMES 1985 and a Lot of memories. Many OBA. thanks for the experience.

MARK THOMAS My yearly visit to school! Love 84 Cross Street, visiting every year to restock on 07/01/2019 1995 Baulkham Hills, my merchandise. Keep going NSW 2153, Australia. J oseph ’ s! Best school!

TUSHAR SHETTY Loved the feeling of getting back No. 41, 2nd Cross, 21/01/2019 to where it all began for me. Vinayaka Layout, 2002 Intend to give something back to RMV 2nd Stage, Sanjaynagar, the school that gave me so much. Bangalore – 560094

70 71 Citation For Recipients Of The OBA Lifetime Thomas Kurian is President of Product Development at Oracle, where he has led the development of key products since 2008. Oracle is a US$ 37 40 Billion technology leader providing computing platforms for the Achievement Award – 2018 Cloud Computing era. Thomas has been with Oracle since 1996, holding various executive positions in product management and product engineering. Under Thomas’ leadership, Oracle has become one of the leading platforms that top businesses around the world use to run their businesses. Thomas leads a 35,000-person George Kurian And Thomas Kurian (Both Class Of 1983) software development team across 32 countries and 53 cities with an R&D Budget of $4 Billion. The Bangalore Engineering center inspired by Thomas is the largest outside the USA. Background: Josephite role models: It is rare for two brothers to be controlling the directions of top Fortune 500 leaders in the technology world. That the brothers are identical twins is even rarer, perhaps unique. It is a matter of great honour and pride for St. The Kurian brothers represent the values of St Joseph’s. Their lives have not been a series of constant successes Joseph’s Boys School and the OBA that the twins are Josephites. but they have weathered every adversity with Faith and persevered with Toil. They have supported each other and their families throughout their lives, worked exceedingly hard and remain humble and down to earth even as they George and Thomas Kurian have contributed to the growth of their native Bengaluru. As CXO level business have scaled great heights and been leaders in a rapidly changing technology world. leaders of two Fortune 500 technology platform providers in the world - Oracle and NetApp - the twins are guiding the technology roadmap as it evolves and enables thousands of businesses worldwide. The Kurian brothers have The only time when you look down on a fellow man is when you’re helping him up. The twins have never set up large, leading edge Engineering centres in Bengaluru over the past few years, the largest outside the USA. forgotten their first days in the US when they were short on resources but long on resourcefulness and they have The Engineering centres have grown, resulting in job creation in the tens of thousands - both direct and indirect. since extended their helping hands to many in India and the US.

Early years: Today we Josephites acknowledge George and Thomas as role models, not only for their professional success but for their Faith & Toil. Three Cheers!! George and Thomas Kurian graduated from St. Joseph’s in 1983, where they were members of St. Andrews house and studied under the leadership of Father Shenoy. , andThey joined St. Joseph’s College for PUC and were later admitted to IIT Madras, but left within a few months after winning partial scholarships to Princeton University in the United States. Leading frugal lives, they worked part time while they earned Bachelor of Science in Engineering degrees. George went to work at Oracle while Thomas joined McKenzieMcKinsey. A few years later, George and Thomas earned MBA degrees from Stanford University.

Identical twins are often known to play pranks on friends, which George and Thomas would often do in school. It appears that they did this later in life, as well. They switched jobs after earning their MBA degrees. George joined McKenzie McKinsey in a consulting role while Thomas joined Oracle in a product engineering role. George moved to Boston to work for Akamai , where he met and later married his wife Signe. Soon enough, Thomas married Allison, a physician from Boston. Not only did they earn Bachelors’ degrees together and their Masters degrees in quick succession, today both live not too far from each other in the San Francisco Bay area in the United States. Strong family ties continue to bind them, as has been the case throughout their school and university lives.

Career progression:

George Kurian has been the Chief Executive Officer of NetApp since May September 20152016, and President since May 2016. NetApp is a US$ 6 Billion technology leader, an innovative provider of critical storage systems for businesses around the world. Prior to that, George was Senior Executive Vice President, responsible for the product roadmap and engineering execution of storage products. Today, George continues to have a strong influence on product directions, in addition to being responsible for the business success of NetApp. George has set up a large Engineering center in Bangalore, the largest outside the USA.

72 73 There are other of the Brave Array, for whom the beaten track holds no appeal whatsoever! Anup and Atul Citation For Recipients Of The OBA Award Kattukaran, who have blazed their way to great acclaim in both still and motion photography are of the latter For Significant Achievement – 2018 category.

Anup (Photographer and Cinematographer) and Atul (Photographer and Underwater Film Maker) are the Paul Fernandes (Class of 1974) Principals of 1st December Films (FDF), Mumbai.

Paul Fernandes studied art at the renowned Faculty of Fine Art, M S University, Baroda. He married his class mate Anup, who overcame childhood dyslexia, began shooting videos for weddings, but his first break came when and fellow artist, Renu from Bombay in 1989 and has 2 sons, Tarun and Raag. Paul is one of Bangalore’s acclaimed St Joseph’s Commerce College asked him to design billboards and invitations for the College Fest. He then illustrators and cartoonists. He has a prolific oeuvre of creative and commercial art and has found interest in went on to do magazine cover photography and portfolio photography for aspiring models. Realizing that varied subjects. underwater photography held great promise, he became a scuba diver and ventured into the world of underwater cinematography. Paul’s gallery showcasing a slice of life in a city gone past - aPaulogy Gallery, Curious Illustration, resulted in 70 Watercolour Illustrations for a book called Bangalore - Swinging in the 70’s. His brother, Atul, joined him at 1st December Films. Since 2014, the duo has produced films and photographic campaigns to critical acclaim. He mapped cities using illustrative, cartoon style: Brand Busters in Bangalore, Mumbai Parade in Mumbai and First December Films has produced work that has won over 150+ international creative awards including: India’s Arabian Lights in Dubai, used as map posters to showcase main landmarks, businesses and people. 3rd Film Gold Lions at the Cannes Lions International Festival, India’s first One Show Gold Pencils in Film, Film Craft & Film Innovation. First December Films Produced Advertising film work has been talked about by the Paul is well known for his poster murals - Bang, Bang, Bangalore and Amchi Mumbai - Fauna and Flora at the likes of: The New York Times, Time Magazine, Mashable, People, BBC, Mirror U.K, Discovery, Reuters, Global Fountain. His posters - Sillycon City - a Virtual Reality, and Ambassador, ‘Presenting the Credentials of the Citizen, The Wall Street Journal, Daily Mail, The Huffington Post, The Independent and The Guardian. Ambassador of India’ are well acclaimed works. The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Award is the most coveted award for the creative and marketing communication industry worldwide. The Clio Awards is an annual award program that recognizes ‘Shine Boards Arts - For Tame Pass’ is a compilation of authentic street signs to enjoy and appreciate the fast innovation and creative excellence in advertising, design and communication. disappearing special skills of the commercial sign board artist. These have found expression in a series of 3 Atul Kattukaran is the First Indian ever listed in Top 10 TVC Director in world by Cannes Lion Global Creativity posters and a book, and could be of interest to the socio-linguistic researcher. Report 2017. Anup Kattukaran is the First Indian Director of Photography to win CLIO for Cinematography. Previously they secured India’s first One Show Gold Pencils in Film, Film Craft & Film Innovation. Paul’s illustrations for “Peter Colaco’s Bangalore - A Century of Tales from City and Cantonment” and “On a Some of the films in their portfolio include Maruti Nexa, BBC Earth, Nike, Maruti Brezza, Jabong, Channel V High Note - A Highly Inebriated Introduction to Western Classical Music, featuring Paul Fernandes” features and Star Sports curious Music Illustrations. For Anup and Atul, who never work apart, more than shooting great photos of films, is being able to capture a special memory in a completely unique way or to look at the ordinary with new eyes and with new energy. Paul designed the cover art for Girish Karnad’s Boiled Beans on Toast, Peter Colaco’s Bangalore, Zac O Yeah’s Mr. Majestic, Ajit Saldanha’s Hung by my Family Tree, Aditi De’s Multiple City, Christopher Rego’s story of St At school they were keen sportsmen which has stood them in good stead. Anup played for the School in the Joseph’s, Faith and Toil, John Hamilton’s Hammo’s India and other works of art. Paul had the pleasure of being Under-16 Basketball Inter-School championships while Atul played Cricket (Under-12), Hockey (Under-12 and a back bencher in the classes of some of our all-time greats - Papa Yates, Alvi, Luke, Chat, Bhat, Fr Furtado and -14) and Basketball (Under-16) in the Inter-school championships. Fr Hedwig who frequently invited him to present himself at his office for six of the best!

Today, we acknowledge that Anup and Atul have taken great strides in a short time. For the OBA they epitomize For the OBA Centenary, Paul very generously donated time and effort to craft collectible and unique OBA well-rounded Josephites – radiating energy and creativity, making a mark in all their lives in Faith and in Toil! memorabilia on offer to fellow Josephites, setting a benchmark not easy to equal.

Anup Kattukaran (Class of 1998) and Atul Kattukaran (Class of 2003)

Most students take the path that others have followed, hoping to make a success of their professional lives in professions that are essential to every-day living but predictable. Many seek the security of the repetitive and predictable. During the course of their professional life, some experience pangs of regret and veer off course to explore passions long suppressed.

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76 77 TENTATIVE CALENDAR OF EVENTS – 2019-20 PATRON MEMBERS OF THE OBA TENTATIVE CALENDAR OF EVENTS – 2019-20 A. A. Tony D’Souza Andrew De Nazareth J. L. D’Mello

A. Franklin Andrew Lobo J. Marshall November 2019 SJBHS OBA Connect – Middle East 2019 A. G. Dhanwant Narrain Anil Malpani Jagdish Mundkur

Josephite Sports Excellence Celebratory Lunch (JOSEXCEL) - 2019 A. G. Krishnaswamy Anselm Britto Jal Jehangir A. G. Pradeys Narrain Anthony Gernon Jawahar Gopal OBA Inter-Batch Football Tournament A. G. Unnikrishnan Anthony M. De Souza Jayakar Jerome A. G. Yeshwant Narrain Anthony O. Nazareth Jayant Kapadia December 2019 OBA Christmas Dinner - 2019 A. Jabbar Arnold John Mascarenhas Jeevan Ray

January 2020 Welcome to OBA - 2020 A. Menezes Arul Anthony Jeff D’Lemos A. R. Rohan Arun Malpani Jimmy Anklesaria Prestige SJBHS OBA Golf Tournament Abbas Saleh George Welsh Joe D’Mello Abdul Jabbar Gerard Aranha John Joseph Nereyeth March 2020 Celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph - 2020 Abhishek C. Gerry Mascarenhas Jomy Joseph Varghese

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June 2020 OBA Buzz - 2020 Ajay Kumar Chakravarty Gurmeet Singh Randhawa Juri Jim Armstead Ajay Ramaswamy Gursharan Singh Jyotinath Ganguly July 2020 OBA Tri Series Tournament 3.0 Ajit Gopal Nambiar Hemant N. Kamath Olinto D’Souza Ajit V. Bhide Homi Jijina Omprakash Bajaj August 2020 SJBHS OBA Connect – Goa 2020 Akhtar Ali Khan I. F. (Bunny) Rego Oscar Menezes OBA Career Guidance – 2020 Alan Charles Macbride Ian Faria P. B. Cariappa Albert Lobo Ian Lewis P. Jayaker Back to School – 2020 Albert V. Ferris Prabhu Ian Tan P. K. Shameem

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78 79 PATRON MEMBERS OF THE OBA PATRON MEMBERS OF THE OBA

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80 81

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118 118 991

` 991 ` 2018-19 2018-19

D'Lima Brian S

D'Lima Brian S EPENDITURE EPENDITURE George OllapallyGeorge P E I E George OllapallyGeorge P E I E

84 85

Rs Partner 201-18 2017-18 Rs 7 8,46,572 3 6,222 4 ,73,00,140 1 ,24,950 5 ,92,19,670

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Rs CA. Sriramulu Naidu Rs 3 5,781 3 7,146 - 1 7,700 1 ,55,000 4 ,386 425 4 ,006 6 ,996 7 ,729 3 9,997 2 ,358

Membership No.018244

UDIN : 19018244AAAAJC7972

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2018-19 Rs 5 8,71,940 7 ,82,499 2 ,02,42,860 3 ,52,87,777 2018-19 -

2019 MARCH

st Rs

Rs 5 6,971 3 1,145 2 0,543 - 1 7,700 1 ,68,000 9 ,415 7 ,220 3 ,00,000 1 ,04,250 1 0,470 5 3,067 4 ,500 - 1 1,645 1 ,26,485 1 0,51,169 2 ,730 3 ,17,929 1 ,535 1 ,22,295 1 ,23,830 4 ,62,113 4 ,64,471 PAYMENTS As per our Report of Date Even & CO. SRIRAMULU NAIDU FOR Chartered Accountants FRN: 008975S P S E OBA F E W OBA C C-E

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201-18 PAYMENTS PAYMENTS Office Expenses & Telephone Postage Printing & Stationery Advertisement Fees Audit Honorarium Paid Hospitality to Old Boys General Expenses & Conveyance Meeting Expenses Manna Caterers 6 40 Promotion Expenses & Maintenance Repairs Bank Charges Subscription expenses Website Misc Expenses Current Liability Current Asset Investments Capital Expenditure - Closing Balance Cash Bank accounts

------Rs 2017-18 Rs 5 ,92,19,670

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Rev. Fr. Sunil Fernandes S J Fr. Rev. Treasurer

2018-19 Rs

ASSOCIATION HIGH SCHOOL - OLD B OYS ST JOSEPH ' S B OYS Rs Rs 3 ,52,87,777 2018-19 ACCOUNT F OR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 RECEIPT AND PAYMENT

Brian D’Lima Secretary

Rs RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS George Ollapally President Place:Bengaluru 2019 Date:8th August, OBA C C F I M F M O B O

86 87 ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET

ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION PARTICULARS As at '31.03.19 As at '31.03.18 Rs Rs Rs Rs SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET SCHEDULE A - CAPITAL FUND Balance as per last Balance Sheet 36,77,177 35,24,068 PARTICULARS As at '31.03.19 As at '31.03.18 Add/Less Transfer from Income & Exp. A/c 16,71,853 1,02,634 Rs Rs Rs Rs Transfer from Class of 1978 Fund towards OBA office SCHEDULE H - FIXED ASSETS Add : 50% of Life & Patron Memberships 1,22,750 50,475 Computer System 3,855 3,855 TOTAL 54,71,780 36,77,177 OBA Office Interiors & Furniture 9,35,284 9,35,284 Scanning of OBA Reports 1,64,083 1,64,083 SCHEDULE B - GENERAL FUND Air Conditioner 37,504 37,504 Opening Balance - - Laptop 55,449 55,449 Surplus/(Deficit) for the Current Year 16,71,853 1,02,634 Camera 2,056 2,056 Less transfer to Capital Fund (16,71,853) (1,02,634) ID Card Printer 72,545 72,545 TOTAL - - Quizz Buzzer 15,825 15,825

TOTAL 12,86,601 12,86,601 SCHEDULE C - SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Scholorship Fund ( Refer Annexure 5) 2,08,75,000 2,01,80,000 SCHEDULE I - INVESTMENTS TOTAL 2,08,75,000 2,01,80,000 Fixed Deposit ( Refer Annexure 6 ) 4,55,47,108 3,95,72,058 Mutual Funds ( Refer Annexure 6 ) 85,19,366 85,00,000 SCHEDULE D - WELFARE FUNDS TOTAL 5,40,66,474 4,80,72,058 Welfare fund ( Refer Annexure 1 ) 1,31,41,000 1,32,85,000

TOTAL 1,31,41,000 1,32,85,000 SCHEDULE J - CURRENT ASSETS Deposits (Telephone) 3,000 3,000 SCHEDULE E - AWARDS TDS 1,28,354 85,690 Awards ( Refer Annexure 2 ) 75,62,000 58,07,000 Receivable 1,05,000 - Accrued Interest 9,75,538 - TOTAL 75,62,000 58,07,000 TOTAL 12,11,892 88,690

SCHEDULE F - OTHER FUNDS SCHEDULE K - CASH & BANK BALANCES Other funds ( Refer Annexure 3 ) 94,90,017 65,39,082 Cash on hand 1,535 2,358 Cash at Banks TOTAL 94,90,017 65,39,082 SBI Account 25,375 25,375 South Indian Bank-BJES 96,920 4,36,738 TOTAL FUNDS 5,10,68,017 4,58,11,082 1,22,295 4,62,113

SCHEDULE G - OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES TOTAL 1,23,830 4,64,471 Other Funds ( Refer Annexure 4 ) 1,49,000 4,23,561

TOTAL 1,49,000 4,23,561

88 89 ------

2,000 2,000

37,000 37,000 93,000 93,000 35,000 35,000 32,016 32,016

2,65,000 3,05,000 1,27,000 7,65,000 2,65,000 6,00,000 3,05,000 1,27,000 7,65,000 1,00,000 6,00,000 1,25,000 1,00,000 1,22,000 1,25,000 2,50,000 1,33,000 1,10,000 3,20,000 1,22,000 2,50,000 3,10,000 1,33,000 2,22,000 1,10,000 5,55,000 3,20,000 5,00,000 1,57,000 3,10,000 1,55,000 2,22,000 5,55,000 5,00,000 6,00,000 1,57,000 1,55,000 1,50,000 6,00,000 8,50,000 2,00,000 3,60,000 1,50,000 7,50,000 8,50,000 4,30,000 2,00,000 3,60,000 7,50,000 4,30,000 1,08,000 4,50,000 1,08,000 4,50,000

60,75,000 10,50,000 60,75,000 10,50,000 19,00,000 17,90,000 19,00,000 17,90,000 40,00,000 75,62,000 40,00,000 75,62,000 12,00,000 12,00,000 11,60,000 38,00,000 94,90,017 11,60,000 38,00,000 94,90,017

1,31,41,000 1,31,41,000

Closing Bal Closing Bal Closing

------9,000 9,000 2,000 5,000 3,000 2,000 6,000 5,000 3,000 6,000 2,000 3,964 2,000 3,964 7,000 7,000 8,000 8,000

49,000 48,000 22,000 49,000 48,000 22,000 10,000 12,000 15,000 15,000 10,000 12,000 15,000 15,000 50,000 10,000 10,000 20,007 14,765 50,000 14,235 10,000 10,000 20,007 14,765 14,235 10,000 60,000 10,000 60,000

1,52,000 1,22,246 1,52,000 1,22,246 3,15,000 3,15,000 1,82,609 3,86,616 1,82,609 3,86,616

12,92,333 16,94,579 12,92,333 16,94,579 11,00,000 14,88,964 11,00,000 14,88,964 Int.Allocated Int.Allocated ------

7,000 7,000

50,000 50,000 44,000 48,000 98,950 20,000 44,000 48,000 98,950 20,000 18,964 15,000 33,964 18,964 15,000 33,964

8,35,898 8,35,898 1,52,000 1,52,000 1,65,000 3,54,084 1,65,000 3,54,084 1,48,690 6,67,774 1,48,690 6,67,774

11,70,983 24,26,831 11,70,983 24,26,831

Expended Expended ------

2,000 2,000 3,650 3,650

20,000 20,000

4,62,602 4,62,602 1,00,000 5,88,252 1,00,000 5,88,252 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,50,000 7,35,235 4,15,765 3,86,100 3,50,000 7,35,235 4,15,765 3,86,100

13,44,993 13,44,993 32,32,093 32,32,093

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35,000 35,000 87,000 87,000 50,000 50,000

2,65,000 3,05,000 1,25,000 7,60,000 2,65,000 6,00,000 3,05,000 1,25,000 7,60,000 6,00,000 1,20,000 2,45,000 1,30,000 1,10,000 3,20,000 1,20,000 2,45,000 3,00,000 1,30,000 2,10,000 1,10,000 5,40,000 3,20,000 4,85,000 1,55,000 3,00,000 1,55,000 2,10,000 5,40,000 4,85,000 1,55,000 1,55,000 1,43,000 8,00,000 1,90,000 1,43,000 8,00,000 1,90,000 1,00,000 4,40,000 1,00,000 4,40,000

64,48,296 11,00,000 64,48,296 11,00,000 19,00,000 17,46,704 19,00,000 17,46,704 29,00,000 58,07,000 29,00,000 58,07,000 11,00,000 37,66,081 65,39,082 11,00,000 37,66,081 65,39,082

1,32,85,000 1,32,85,000

Opening Bal Opening Bal Opening ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S Total Total Total Total Total Total Particulars Particulars ANNEXURES TO SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES 1. WELFARE FUND 1. WELFARE FUND 1. WELFARE ofClass 1997 Staff Insurance Fund Medical GomesStaff Fund Insurance Ben Medical ofClass 1997 Staff Insurance Fund Medical GomesStaff Fund Insurance Ben Medical 2. AWARDS Babukhan OBA Bashiruddin Sesquicentennial Award PMario Award de Miranda Fund Simon Furtado Rev Fr. Award The Warrior Award 2. AWARDS Award Kheny Rajesh for ICSE/ISC Babukhan OBA Bashiruddin Sesquicentennial Award AwardAlan Hockey Macbride PMario Award de Miranda Fund Alec Alvarez AwardFund Simon Furtado Rev Fr. Award 1983 Award Abharam Sanjay The Warrior Award 1968 Awards of Class Award Kheny Rajesh for ICSE/ISC 1975 Awards of Class AwardAlan Hockey Macbride ofClass 1985 OBA BUZZ Fund Alec Alvarez AwardFund Maurice P Award Writing de Rebello for Essay 1983 Award Abharam Sanjay 1968 Awards of Class 1975 Awards of Class Batch Inter Anklesaria Jimmy Cricket Fund ofClass 1985 OBA BUZZ Fund Maurice P Award Writing de Rebello for Essay 3. OTHER FUNDS Batch Inter Anklesaria Jimmy Cricket Fund 3. OTHER FUNDS Staff Health Insurance Fund Staff Appreciation Fund Class 1972 of Teachers Retired Fund Class 1987 of Fund Welfare Class 1996 of Insurance Accident Fund Staff Health Insurance Fund KeralaOBA StaffFund Welfare Staff Appreciation Fund Class 1972 of Teachers Retired Fund Class 1987 of Fund Welfare Class 1996 of Insurance Accident Fund KeralaOBA StaffFund Welfare Mid Day MealMid Fund Class Of 1992 FR.Dennis Scholarship Fund Class of 1996 Accident Insurance C/A Fund Day MealMid Fund ScholarshipJaykar P Fund Health Insurance C/A Staff Fund Emergency and Class Of 1992 FR.Dennis Scholarship Fund Class of 1996 Accident Insurance C/A Fund ScholarshipJaykar P Fund Health Insurance C/A Staff Fund Emergency and Class Fund of 1988 Hockey Sports Administrative Fund Class Fund of 1988 Hockey Sports Administrative Fund Class of 1983 Retd Teachers Fund Class of 1984 Sports Complex Fund' Class of 1985 Career Guidance Fund De NazarethAndrew Endowment Class Fund of 1968 Fr.Claude D'Souza Class of 1983 Retd Teachers Fund Class of 1993 Corpus Fund Class of 1984 Sports Complex Fund' Class of 1999 Fund Class of 1985 Career Guidance Fund CentenaryOBA Riders Sch De NazarethAndrew Endowment Class Fund of 1988 Hockey Class Fund of 1968 Fr.Claude D'Souza Day MealMid Fund Class of 1993 Corpus Fund Christmas Gifts Class of 1999 Fund Innovation Lab CentenaryOBA Riders Sch Donation to OBA Class Fund of 1988 Hockey Retd. Teachers support Day MealMid Fund Class of 1990 Retd teachers support Christmas Gifts Medical/Other Expenses a/c Innovation Lab Oba Administrative Fund Donation to OBA Sesquicentannial Administr Fund Retd. Teachers support Class of 1990 Retd teachers support Medical/Other Expenses a/c Oba Administrative Fund Sesquicentannial Administr Fund

90 91 ------

10,000 10,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 55,000 60,000 55,000 45,000 45,000

1,39,000 1,49,000 1,39,000 9,50,000 7,30,000 1,49,000 9,15,000 6,10,000 9,50,000 7,30,000 1,50,000 9,15,000 6,10,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 1,50,000 1,70,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 3,10,000 1,70,000 5,60,000 2,00,000 5,30,000 3,10,000 5,50,000 5,60,000 3,50,000 1,00,000 5,30,000 5,40,000 2,00,000 5,50,000 3,50,000 2,60,000 1,00,000 5,40,000 4,00,000 2,00,000 5,00,000 3,80,000 2,60,000 2,00,000 4,00,000 5,00,000 3,80,000 2,00,000

16,20,000 20,70,000 16,20,000 20,70,000 50,00,000 50,00,000 10,00,000 19,00,000 10,00,000 19,00,000

2,08,75,000 2,08,75,000

------200 200

3,000 3,000 4,000 4,000

50,000 40,000 50,000 40,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 60,071 60,071 34,235 34,235

1,25,000 1,25,000 3,46,506 3,46,506

------

5,000 5,000 3,000 3,000 4,000 4,000

64,310 64,310 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 60,071 60,071 35,000 35,000

3,44,251 4,13,561 3,44,251 4,13,561 2,95,000 2,95,000 1,25,000 1,25,000 5,52,071 5,52,071

------

69,800 69,800

1,39,000 1,39,000 1,39,000 1,39,000 1,00,000 1,00,000 1,50,000 1,50,000 3,80,765 2,00,000 9,00,565 3,80,765 2,00,000 9,00,565

- - - -

5,000 5,000

10,000 64,310 10,000 64,310 60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 55,000 60,000 55,000 45,000 45,000

3,44,251 4,23,561 3,44,251 9,00,000 6,90,000 4,23,561 8,15,000 6,10,000 9,00,000 6,90,000 1,50,000 8,15,000 6,10,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 1,50,000 1,70,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 3,10,000 1,70,000 5,60,000 2,00,000 5,30,000 3,10,000 5,50,000 5,60,000 2,00,000 1,00,000 5,30,000 5,40,000 2,00,000 5,50,000 2,00,000 2,60,000 1,00,000 5,40,000 4,00,000 2,00,000 5,00,000 2,60,000 4,00,000 5,00,000

15,50,000 20,70,000 15,50,000 20,70,000 52,95,000 52,95,000 10,00,000 19,00,000 10,00,000 19,00,000

2,01,80,000 2,01,80,000

ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S Total Total Total Total ANNEXURES TO SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES 4. Other 4. Other Liabilities GoaOBA BuzzOBA Fund OBA Centenary OBA USA Scholarships 4. Other Liabilities GoaOBA BuzzOBA 5. Scholarship Fund Fund OBA Centenary Studies ScholarshipsHigher OBA USA Scholarships 5. Scholarship Fund Studies ScholarshipsHigher D'SouzaJohn MemorialScholarship PapaTanveer Endowment Abhishek Goenka D'SouzaJohn MemorialScholarship PapaTanveer Endowment Abhishek Goenka Platinum Jubilee FundPlatinum Jubilee Freeship Fund Diamond Jubilee for School the Scholarships Scholarship Fund Michael and Greta Aranha Sch FundPlatinum Jubilee Capt.Mathias George Mem. Sch. Fund Freeship Fund Diamond Jubilee Charles F.Noronha Scholarship for School the Scholarships P.G.D'souza/RoseD'Souza Mem Sch. Scholarship Fund CANADA OBA Scholarship Michael and Greta Aranha Sch Rajesh Kheny Scholarship Capt.Mathias George Mem. Sch. Fund Class 1968 of & Dorothy Alvarez Alec Scholarship Charles F.Noronha Scholarship Class 1968 of & Mary Richard ScholarshipPereira P.G.D'souza/RoseD'Souza Mem Sch. Class 1973-74 of Scholarship Fund CANADA OBA Scholarship Class 1975 of Scholarship Fund Rajesh Kheny Scholarship Class 1983 of Scholarship Fund Class 1968 of & Dorothy Alvarez Alec Scholarship Class 1984 of Scholarship Fund Class 1968 of & Mary Richard ScholarshipPereira Fund 1989 Corpus of Class Class 1973-74 of Scholarship Fund Sch Chaterjee 1990 David of Class Class 1975 of Scholarship Fund 1994 Fund of Class Class 1983 of Scholarship Fund Dorothy Alvarez Scholarship Class 1984 of Scholarship Fund Jimmy Anklesaria Scholarship Fund Fund 1989 Corpus of Class C.S.Sitalakshmi Scholarship Fund Sch Chaterjee 1990 David of Class Joseph Ollapally Scholarship 1994 Fund of Class & ThangammaC.V.George Scholarship George Dorothy Alvarez Scholarship Manohar Sebastion/Sai 1988 Anand of Class Jimmy Anklesaria Scholarship Fund C.S.Sitalakshmi Scholarship Fund Joseph Ollapally Scholarship & ThangammaC.V.George Scholarship George Manohar Sebastion/Sai 1988 Anand of Class Abdulla HajeeAbdulla Oasman Scholarship Sait Arthur PintoC Memorial Scholarship Fund Class Of 1966 Scholarship Fund Class of 1991 Corpus Fund Claimlife ScholarshipPardal Fund HajeeAbdulla Oasman Scholarship Sait Arthur PintoC Memorial Scholarship Fund Class Of 1966 Scholarship Fund Class of 1991 Corpus Fund Claimlife ScholarshipPardal Fund

92 93 - - -

8,50,000 3,41,000 7,00,000 8,00,000 8,00,000

53,15,794 37,33,953 50,00,000 29,73,305 50,00,000 26,03,056 26,00,000 15,00,000 12,00,000 20,00,000 16,30,000 35,00,000 50,00,000

4,55,47,108

31.03.2019 31.03.2019

Balance as on

------3,71,954 1,53,096 8,00,000

(2,00,000) 50,00,000 26,00,000 59,75,050 (13,50,000) (14,00,000)

Renewal/

Redemption - - -

8,50,000 3,41,000 7,00,000 8,00,000 8,00,000

- - -

53,15,794 37,33,953 50,00,000 29,73,305 50,00,000 26,03,056 26,00,000 15,00,000 12,00,000 20,00,000 16,30,000 35,00,000 50,00,000

4,55,47,108

31.03.2019 31.03.2019

Balance as on 2,00,000 8,50,000 3,41,000 7,00,000 8,00,000 6,50,000 3,51,403 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 2,08,263 5,39,628 3,00,000 1,50,000 5,00,000 8,51,497 5,00,000 2,50,000 2,58,162 5,00,000 5,00,000

49,43,840 37,33,953 50,00,000 29,73,305 24,49,960 13,50,000 14,00,000 15,00,000 12,00,000 20,00,000 16,30,000 35,00,000 50,00,000 14,60,413 85,19,366

3,95,72,058

------01.04.2018 01.04.2018

Balance as on Balance as on 31.03.2019 3,71,954 1,53,096 8,00,000

(2,00,000) 50,00,000 26,00,000 59,75,050 (13,50,000) (14,00,000)

Renewal/ ------

Redemption 19,366

- - -

1,50,000 5,39,628 3,00,000 1,50,000 2,50,000

(1,48,597) (2,91,737) (5,39,587) (1,48,503) (2,41,838) 31-05-2020 20-06-2019 30-11-2019 08-10-2019 12-09-2024 30-09-2019 29-03-2021 04-06-2019 04-06-2019 06-04-2019 06-04-2019 30-11-2019 30-03-2020 29-06-2019 30-03-2021 17-11-2019 21-11-2019 14-10-2019 Date of Maturity 2,00,000 8,50,000 3,41,000 7,00,000 8,00,000 6,50,000 3,51,403 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 2,08,263 5,39,628 3,00,000 1,50,000 5,00,000 8,51,497 5,00,000 2,50,000 2,58,162 5,00,000 5,00,000

49,43,840 37,33,953 50,00,000 29,73,305 24,49,960 13,50,000 14,00,000 15,00,000 12,00,000 20,00,000 16,30,000 35,00,000 50,00,000 14,60,413 85,19,366 Gain/(Loss) Gain/(Loss) for the year

3,95,72,058

01.04.2018 01.04.2018

Balance as on Balance as on 31.03.2019 - - - -

5834 4073 5407 3376 3378 3617 4043 4044 4577 5835 6255 5985 11310 14199 13406 13413 ------

5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000

20,00,000 10,00,000 85,00,000 19,366

1,50,000 5,39,628 3,00,000 1,50,000 2,50,000

BL/942135 BL/961080 BL/961310

(1,48,597) (2,91,737) (5,39,587) (1,48,503) (2,41,838) BL/1159129 BL/1159150 31-05-2020 20-06-2019 30-11-2019 08-10-2019 12-09-2024 30-09-2019 29-03-2021 04-06-2019 04-06-2019 06-04-2019 06-04-2019 30-11-2019 30-03-2020 29-06-2019 30-03-2021 17-11-2019 21-11-2019 14-10-2019 Date of Maturity FD Number

Balance as on 01.04.2018 Gain/(Loss) Gain/(Loss) for the year - - - -

5834 4073 5407 3376 3378 3617 4043 4044 4577 5835 6255 5985 11310 14199 13406 13413 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 5,00,000

20,00,000 10,00,000 85,00,000

BL/942135 BL/961080 BL/961310 BL/1159129 BL/1159150 FD Number

Balance as on 01.04.2018 Total ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S Total ST JOSEPH'S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL - OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION BOYS - OLD SCHOOL HIGH BOYS ST JOSEPH'S ANNEXURES TO SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES Name of theName of Bank ANNEXURES TO SCHEDULES TO BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st ASON MARCH 2019 SHEET BALANCE TO SCHEDULES TO ANNEXURES Name of theName of Bank 6. INVESTMENTS Fixed Deposits Total HDFC HDFC HDFC HDFC HDFC Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Mutual Funds Name of the Fund Cash Sun Life Manager Birla Aditya Fund Cash Sun Life ManagerBirla Fund TermMedium Plan Sun Life Birla TreasuryFranklin India ManagementFund Franklin Templeton Fund Balanced Fund HDFC Balanced FUND MANAGEMENT HDFC CASH CapHDFC Mid Opportunitues Fund HDFC Small Cap Fund Chip Pru ICICI Blue Fund Balanced Prudential ICICI Savings Prudential ICICI Fund Savings Regular ICICI Fund Fund Emerging L&T UltraL&T Short Term Fund MagnumSBI Fund Balanced Tata Fund Balanced 6. INVESTMENTS Fixed Deposits Total HDFC HDFC HDFC HDFC HDFC Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Bank Indian South Mutual Funds Name of the Fund Cash Sun Life Manager Birla Aditya Fund Cash Sun Life ManagerBirla Fund TermMedium Plan Sun Life Birla TreasuryFranklin India ManagementFund Franklin Templeton Fund Balanced Fund HDFC Balanced FUND MANAGEMENT HDFC CASH CapHDFC Mid Opportunitues Fund HDFC Small Cap Fund Chip Pru ICICI Blue Fund Balanced Prudential ICICI Savings Prudential ICICI Fund Savings Regular ICICI Fund Fund Emerging L&T UltraL&T Short Term Fund MagnumSBI Fund Balanced Tata Fund Balanced

94 95 THE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION OF ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

THE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION OF ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL

1. Interpretation Preamble: This updated and revised Memorandum and Articles of Association is presented for adoption In this Memorandum and Articles of Association: at the Annual General Body Meeting 2019 This document is based on the Memorandum and Articles of 1.1 Gender: Words including pronouns importing the masculine gender shall include all genders, Association adopted at the Annual General Body Meeting 2000, together with amendments adopted at 1.2 Number: Words in the singular may include the plural and vice versa, if the context so requires subsequent AGMs, with some revisions. 1.3 The term Old Boy or Josephite, shall include ex-students of all genders

1.4 Abbreviations used Preamble to the Memorandum and Articles of Association adopted at the Annual General Body Meeting 2000: The Old Boys’ Association of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School, though formed on 25th August 1912 during the time the school 1.4.1 AGM – Annual General Body Meeting of the OBA was run by the French Foreign Mission Fathers, has since 1937 been under the management of the Bangalore Jesuit 1.4.2 Association or OBA – Old Boys’ Association of St Joseph’s Boys’ High School Educational Society. Its vision statement, Bonded in Love and Fellowship, we affirm we shall ever endeavour to be men and 1.4.3 BJES – Bangalore Jesuit Education Society, women for others and that we shall be Partners in the Jesuit effort of forming human beings grown to their full potential, 1.4.4 EGM – Extraordinary General Body Meeting of the OBA freed from all bondage, who will give themselves to the service of others”, and its motto, “To give and not to count the cost”, is incorporated to form part of this Preamble. Further since the formation of the Association, over the years, by means of 1.4.5 GC – Governance Committee resolutions various changes have been made, not all of which have been properly documented, hence the need to up-date the 1.4.6 MC – Managing Committee of the OBA Memorandum of Articles of the Association is necessary. 1.4.7 PPG – Past Presidents Group 1.4.8 School or SJBHS shall mean St Joseph’s Boys’ High School

MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION 2. Membership of the Association 1. Name: The name of the Association shall be Old Boys’ Association of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School 2.1 Eligibility [hereinafter referred to as the OBA or Association]. The following persons are eligible to become members of the Old Boys’ Association of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School [hereinafter referred to as the OBA or Association]: The OBA is a part of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School (originally known as St. Joseph’s College and later a) All former students who at any time have studied in St. Joseph’s College prior to January 01, St. Joseph’s European High School), an institution administered by the Bangalore Jesuit Educational 1927. Society, Bangalore. b) All former students of all genders who at any time have studied for a minimum of 6 months after January 01, 1927 in St. Joseph’s European High School, now known as St. Joseph’s Boys’ 2. Office: The office of the OBA shall be situated in the premises of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School, High School. Bangalore. c) The minimum age to be admitted as a member of the OBA is 15 years.

3. Aims and Objectives: The OBA has been formed to bring into closer union and friendship, all former 2.2 Classes of Membership pupils of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School and to perpetuate their interest and connection with their alma Membership shall be of the following classes: mater. The manner in which the stated objectives may be achieved shall be determined by the members a) Life Members from time to time, and as incorporated in the Articles of Association. b) Patron Members c) Honorary Members 4. Funds: The income and property of the OBA wheresoever derived, shall be utilised solely for the promotion of the objects of the OBA as set forth in this Memorandum and elaborated in the Articles of 2.3 Application for Membership Association. Applications for Life or Patron Memberships shall be submitted in the prescribed form and shall be addressed to the Secretary of the Association, who shall verify the eligibility of the applicant before 5. Property: The property, movable and immovable, of the OBA shall be held in the name of The placing the application before the Managing Committee for consideration. Admission to the Association Principal, St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School, Bangalore. shall ordinarily be automatic for all eligible applicants

6. Dissolution: Upon winding up or dissolution of the OBA, the entire funds and other property of the 2.4 Refusal of Membership Association shall be given, transferred to St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School, to be utilised for the benefit of The Managing Committee shall have the power to refuse membership to any applicant, if in it’s opinion, the School. the admission of such applicant to the OBA is not in the best interest of the Association. The following shall be adequate grounds for refusal: a) The applicant’s conduct during his tenure in the School, or thereafter, has not been in keeping with the values and traditions of the School.

96 97 b) The applicant has been convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude or any other offence a) General Funds, comprising the Capital Fund, Fixed Asset Fund, Administration Fund and punishable with imprisonment of not less than one year. Notwithstanding the foregoing, an Income and Expenditure Account applicant who has been refused admission may reapply for membership one year after he has b) Reserve Funds served his sentence. c) Corpus Funds d) Non- Corpus Funds 2.5 Fees The fees payable are as follows: 5.1.2 Guiding Principles a) Life Membership a) All Funds of the Association (other than the Fixed Asset and Administration Funds) should be Members of the Clergy No Fee invested in such financial investments as are permitted for the BJES or kept in Bank Accounts in Graduating students Rs. 500 the name of the Association. Others Rs. 500 b) The unutilised amounts of the Fixed Asset and Administration Funds may be invested in Bank b) Patron Membership Rs. 10,000 Fixed Deposits at the discretion of the Managing Committee. c) Cash-in-hand should be minimised or avoided. The Managing Committee Shallwas formulate 2.6 Honorary Membership guidelines to ensure that all transactions comply with legal and statutory norms. a) All Past Principals shall be Honorary Members of the Association b) The Fixed Asset Fund should be only used to acquire/replace Fixed Assets. b) During their tenure in the School, members of the clergy attached to the School shall (at their option) c) The Administration Fund should only be utilised for working capital requirements of the be Honorary Members of the OBA. Association. d) The return of investments shall be attributed to the various Funds, in the manner provided 2.7 Termination of Membership hereinafter, and such attributed amounts utilised for the purposes for which the respective Funds A Member may terminate his membership of the OBA by tendering his resignation in writing. were established.

5.2 General Funds (Capital Fund, Fixed Asset Fund, Administration Fund and Income & Expenditure 3. Duties, Rights and Privileges of Members Account) 3.1 Patron and Life Members shall have the right to attend, propose resolutions and vote at Annual and 5.2.1 Capital Fund Extraordinary General Body Meetings of the Association. a) The Capital Fund as on 1 April 2020 shall be Rs 50,00,000 (Rupees fifty lakhs) or such sum approved by the AGM 2020. 3.2 Only Patron and Life Members may call for an Extraordinary General Body Meeting. b) The following amounts may be transferred each year to the Capital Fund i) All Life and Patron membership fees received each year 3.3 Honorary Members shall only have the right to attend General Body Meetings of the Association. ii) Any specific donation received from any person iii) Such amount of the surplus or deficit from the Income and Expenditure Account as 3.4 All individual members shall inform the Honorary Secretary in writing of their postal and email approved by the members at an AGM. addresses or any change in address, to which communications may be sent. 5.2.2 Fixed Asset Fund 3.5 Any communication or notice or letter sent to the Members by post to the last address registered with a) The Fixed Asset Fund as on 1 April 2020 shall be Rs 15,00,000 (Rupees fifteen lakhs) or such the Association, or to their email address, shall be deemed to have been delivered. sum approved by the AGM 2020. b) The utilised amount of the Fixed Asset Fund as on the first day of any Financial Year shall be the written down value of Fixed Assets as per the Balance Sheet as at the end of the immediately 4. Official and Financial Year preceding Financial Year. 4.1 The Official Year of the Association is the term of the Managing Committee, which shall hold office b) The unutilised balance in the Fixed Asset Fund at the commencement of any Financial Year from the conclusion of one Annual General Body Meeting to the conclusion of the succeeding Annual shall be shall be computed as the difference between the Fixed Asset Fund and the utilised amount General Body Meeting. of the Fund as on that date. Such unutilised amount of the Fixed Asset Fund may be used only for the purpose of acquiring new fixed assets or replacing fixed assets that need to be replaced 4.2 The Financial Year of the OBA shall commence on the 1st day of April of one year and shall terminate during such Financial Year. on the 31st day of March of the succeeding year. c) The Fixed Asset Fund may be increased or decreased by such amounts as are approved by the members at an AGM or EGM.

5. Funds and Income arising from Investments 5.2.3 Administration Fund 5.1 Funds of the Association a) The Administration Fund as on 1 April 2020 shall be Rs 10,00,000 (Rupees ten lakhs) or such 5.1.1 The funds of the OBA shall be classified into the following categories as on 1 April 2020. sum approved by the AGM 2020.

98 99 b) The Administration Fund shall only be used for funding the working capital requirements of b) The minimum amount required to set up a Corpus Fund shall be Rs. 5,00,000 (Rupees five the Association. lakhs only). Such amount may be revised by the MC from time to time. c) The Administration Fund may be increased or decreased by such amounts as are approved by c) The interest or return from investment of the funds shall be used for the purpose specified by the members at an AGM or EGM. the donors for a period of 10 years. Any unused amount shall be added to the Corpus of the Fund. d) The Corpus Fund shall be separately disclosed in the Financial Statements of the Association 5.2.4 Income and Expenditure Account togethertogether the with utilisation the utilisation of the return of the on return investment on investment each year. each year a) The Income & Expenditure Account balance as on 1 April 2020 shall be nil. e) After the initial period of 10 years, and every 5 years thereafter, the MC may – if warranted by b) The Income and Expenditure Account, for each year thereafter, shall disclose the surplus or the return of investment on the funds – send a written request to the authorised person designated deficit of the Association, after accounting for all expenses and income of the Association for the by the donor(s) to increase the Corpus to the then existing minimum amount within a reasonable year, as per generally accepted accounting standards applicable to the BJES, and transfers to the period of time. Capital and other funds as proposed by the MC and approved by the members at an AGM. f) Should the Donor(s) not be able to increase the corpus within the time allowed, the Managing c) Income arising from investments attributable to General Funds (as hereinafter provided) in any Committee will have the discretion to either continue the same or, with the Donors’ concurrence, Financial Year may be considered as Income for such Financial Year. merge the fund with the one of the MC-established Corpus Funds for the same or similar purpose, with the approval of the AGM. Alternatively, the MC may treat such Fund as a Non-Corpus Fund 5.3 Reserve Fund st and disburse the balance in that Fund for the same or similar purpose as originally specified by 5.3.1 As of 1 April 2020, the Reserve Fund shall comprise all funds of the Association which do not the donor(s). represent Corpus Funds, Non-Corpus Funds or General Funds. g) The MC shall have the discretion to permit a Corpus Fund to be set up with an initial funding of less than the minimum amount required to establish a Corpus Fund, on the condition that such 5.3.2 The following amounts shall be transferred to the Reserve Fund each year: minimum amount of shall be collected within a reasonable period of time, which may be extended a) any amount in excess of requirements from the Capital Fund, as approved by members at the at the discretion of the MC. If the donors are unable to collect the minimum amount within the AGM time permitted, the Managing Committee shall, with the concurrence of the Donor(s), merge the b) any unutilised amounts of Non-Corpus Funds as decided by the MC, and approved members fund with the one of the MC-established Corpus Funds for the same or similar purpose, with the at the AGM. approval of the AGM. Alternatively, the MC shall treat the amount collected as a non-Corpus c) any specific donations received towards the Reserve Fund. Fund, and disburse the balance in that Fund for the same or similar purpose as originally specified d) income arising from investments attributable to the Reserve Fund. by the donor(s).

5.3.3 The Reserve Fund may be utilised only for the following purposes, with the approval of members 5.5 Non Corpus Funds at the AGM: 5.5.1 As on 1 April 2020, such funds, as per the Balance Sheet as on 31 March 2020, that can be a) establishing or augmenting MC-sponsored Corpus Funds, characterised as Non-Corpus Funds shall be classified as such, and thereafter subject to the rules set out b) establishing or augmenting a Non-Corpus Fund for the education or welfare of Students or the hereinafter. welfare of retired or current teachers and non-teaching staff, 5.5.2 Any donations which do not meet the criteria for a Corpus Fund shall be considered as Non-Corpus c) expenditure for the direct or indirect benefit of the School, funds. All such donations shall be utilised towards the end use specified by the donor. If no end use is d) transfers to Capital Fund. specified, the donation shall be utilised solely for the education and welfare of students, and welfare of

teachers and non-teaching staff, within the period specified by the donor, or transferred to the Reserve 5.4 Corpus Funds Fund by the MC. 5.4.1 As on 1 April 2020, such funds, as per the Balance Sheet as on 31 March 2020, that can be 5.5.3 The MC may establish Non-Corpus Funds of a specified amount or for a specified duration or for characterised as Corpus Funds shall be classified as such, and thereafter subject to the rules set out a specific purpose, for the education and welfare of students and welfare of teachers and non-teaching hereinafter. staff.

5.4.2 A Corpus Fund may be established by the MC with the approval of the members at an AGM or by 5.6 Investment of Funds and Returns thereon one or more donors in the name of one or more Individuals (like a classmate(s), teacher(s), principal(s), 5.6.1 The MC shall ensure that such funds, that are not required for immediate disbursement or use, are parent(s), etc), a group of Individuals (like a Batch or a specific Group like OBA-USA, etc) or any name retained in the bank accounts of the Association, or invested in bank Fixed Deposits or any financial or purpose as may be approved by the MC. The following rules shall apply: instruments as may be permitted by law and approved by the BJES. a) Any person or persons desiring to establish a Corpus Fund shall submit the prescribed form, 5.6.2 If an investment is made from a specific Fund or group of Funds, the return of such investment duly filled, to the Association, specifying, inter alia, the following information: shall be credited to the respective Fund(s). i) proposed name of the Corpus Fund 5.6.3 In cases not covered under Article 5.6.2, the return on investments shall be pooled and attributed in ii) purpose for which the Fund should be used. the proportion (or as near an approximation as is practically possible) of the weighted average credit iii) the person authorised to receive all future communications from the Association, and balances of each of the Corpus Funds and the Reserve Fund to the total funds invested. Return on who will have the authority to decide on any revisions or changes to the said Fund.

100 101 investments attributable to the other Funds (General Funds and Non-Corpus Funds) shall be credited to 8.3 The non-receipt of notice by any member shall not invalidate a meeting for which notice is given. the Income & Expenditure Account for the year.

8.4 Fifty members present in person shall form the Quorum for a General Body Meeting. No business

shall be transacted at a General Body Meeting unless the requisite quorum be present at the 6. Annual General Body Meeting (AGM) commencement and for the duration of business of the meeting. 6.1 The Annual General Body Meeting of the OBA shall ordinarily be held every year in the month of

September on the Sunday immediately following the Annual Sports Day of the School. However, the 8.5 If within half an hour from the time appointed for a meeting, a quorum is not present, the meeting, if Managing Committee may call for the Annual General Body Meeting on any other date within 6 months called upon the requisition of members, shall be dissolved; in any other case, it shall stand adjourned to from the close of the immediate preceding financial year. some other day to be decided by the members present. If at the adjourned meeting a quorum is not

present within half an hour from the time appointed for the meeting, that adjourned meeting shall be 6.2 All AGMs shall normally be held in the school premises, but if the school premises are unavailable dissolved. or it is inconvenient or impractical, the AGM may be held at any convenient place within the limits of the city of Bangalore. 8.6 The President of the Association shall preside at all General Body Meetings. In the absence of the

President, the Vice President shall preside. In the absence of the President and Vice President within

fifteen minutes of the time appointed for the holding of the meeting, the members present shall choose 7. Extraordinary General Body Meeting (EGM) one of their number to be Chairman. 7.1 An Extraordinary General Body Meeting may be held under the direction of the Managing Committee or on the requisition in writing by not less than fifty voting members. Any requisition so made by the 8.7 At any General Body Meeting a resolution put to vote shall be decided on a show of hands by a simple members shall state the object or objects of the meeting proposed to be called and must be signed by the majority and subject to the other Articles in these Articles of Association, unless a poll is demanded by Proposer and at least 49 other requisitionists. at least five members present and having the right to vote. A declaration by the Chairman that a resolution

has, on a show of hands, been carried or lost and an entry to that effect in the book of proceedings of the 7.2 The Agenda of the intended Extraordinary General Body Meeting shall be issued by the Secretary Association shall be deemed conclusive evidence of the fact. not less than 14 calendar days before the time appointed thereof for the said Meeting

8.8 On a show of hands and upon a poll every member present in person and entitled to vote shall have 7.3 For an EGM requisitioned by members, if the Secretary does not give the notice or publish the Agenda one vote. as requested in writing by the Proposer, then, if the EGM date has been notified, the Proposer of the EGM may circulate the Agenda not less than one week before the time appointed thereof for the said Meeting. 8.9 In case of equality of votes, the Chairman shall have a casting vote, in addition to his vote as a

member. 7.4 If the Secretary has not notified the EGM date, then the Proposer and at least two requisitionists shall give notice of the date of the meeting along with the Agenda and other relevant documents in accordance 8.10 The Managing Committee shall cause to be kept, minutes of all proceedings of General Body with Article 8. Meetings, which shall contain a fair and accurate summary of the proceedings thereof. The Chairman of

the meeting shall exercise absolute discretion with regard to the inclusion in the minutes of any matter 7.5 All EGMs shall normally be held in the school premises, but if the school premises are unavailable that, in his opinion, could reasonably be regarded as irrelevant or immaterial to the proceedings, or is or it is inconvenient or impractical, an EGM may be held at any convenient place within the limits of the detrimental to the interest of the Association. city of Bangalore.

8.11 At every Annual General Body Meeting, the Annual Report, the audited Financial Statements,

including the Income & Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet for the immediately preceding financial 8. Conduct of General Body Meetings year and the Auditors’ Report thereon, shall be placed for consideration and if approved, adopted by the 8.1 At least 14 days prior written notice of a General Body Meeting specifying the place, date and time Members. of the meeting and the general nature of the business to be conducted, shall be given to the members.

Resolutions seeking to rescind, abrogate, vary, modify or otherwise amend the Articles of Association 8.12 The General Body shall appoint the auditors and fix their remuneration for the next financial year. framed herein shall be deemed to be special resolutions and notice of the intention to move such resolutions shall be given to members before the General Body Meeting at which such resolutions are to be moved.

9. Managing Committee – Constitution 9.1 The affairs of the Association shall be managed by a Managing Committee which shall consist of the 8.2 The notice of an Annual or Extraordinary General Body Meeting shall be signed by the Secretary of following elected posts: the Managing Committee or by such members as the Managing Committee may decide, except in the a) President case of an Extraordinary General Body Meeting convened by members in accordance with these Articles b) Vice President under requisition, the notice shall be signed as provided in Article 7.

102 103 c) Secretary d) Joint Secretary c) Co-opted MC Members may be terminated under Article 11.1. e) Joint Treasurer d) Co-opted Members shall not be considered to have served on the MC for the purpose of f) Ten Committee Members computing time served on the MC under Article 9.6.1.

9.2 In addition to the above, the following persons shall be ex-officio members of the Managing Committee: 10. Powers of the Managing Committee and Duties/Functions of MC Members a) The Principal of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School as the Treasurer of the Association, 10.1 General b) Rector of St. Joseph’s School and College, a) The Managing Committee shall be responsible for the administration, direction and management of c) Past President: The immediate past President of the Association for a period of one year after demitting the Association and shall promote the objects of the Association as set out in the Memorandum. office, may, at his option, be an ex-officio member of the MC without any voting rights. In the event the b) All elected and ex-officio members of the MC shall have the right to President in any particular year is re-elected for a second term, then the post of Past President shall remain i) inspect the Minutes of Meetings of the MC and/or Sub-Committees vacant. ii) inspect any other documents and/or records of the Association iii) request for and be provided, relevant information, pertaining to the Accounts, Investments or 9.3 Elections shall be held during the Annual General Body Meeting of the Association, in accordance any transaction(s) that the Association may have entered into with any party. with these Articles of Association and Bye-laws governing Election to the Managing Committee. Voting c) In case of a vacancy to any elected position on the MC, by resignation or otherwise, the remaining to elect the members of the Managing Committee shall be by secret ballot. members of the MC may assign the duties and responsibilities of such MC member to one or more of the remaining members. In case the MC so desires, they may request the Governance Committee (GC) to 9.4 Members of the Managing Committee shall be elected to hold office for one year, and may thereafter nominate any member of the OBA to fill that position until the next election. Such nominated member be re-elected and hold office to the Managing Committee for a period not exceeding six consecutive shall be considered on the same basis as a Co-opted Member of the MC and could also be a former MC years. member, no longer qualified to contest elections to the MC.

9.5 Eligibility Criteria for the Managing Committee 10.2 President 9.5.1: President, Vice President, Secretary, Joint Secretary and Joint Treasurer: a) The President is the first among equals of the Members of the Managing Committee. A member who desires to offer himself as a candidate for election as President, Vice President, Secretary, b) The President shall be the executive head of the Association and, if present and able, be the Chairman Joint Secretary or Joint Treasurer should have served at least one year as a member of the Managing of all meetings of the Managing Committee and of the General Body. Committee. 10.3 Vice President 9.6 Other Provisions a) The Vice President shall perform the duties of the President in the absence or inability on the part of 9.6.1 A person who has served as an elected member of the Managing Committee for a period of 6 years the President. or more, or who has served as President of the OBA for a term of 2 years or more, shall not be eligible b) The Vice President may be allocated additional responsibilities/duties by the President. to contest elections to the Managing Committee at AGM 2020 or thereafter. 9.6.2 The term of the office of President shall be limited to a maximum of two consecutive years. Any 10.4 Secretary/Joint Secretary person who has completed one year as President and who is not elected to, or chooses not to contest for, a) The Secretary or, in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall carry out the directions of the Managing the office of President for the immediately following year, or any person who has completed the Committee and shall generally maintain communications with all members of the Association and with maximum permitted term as President, shall not be eligible for election to the MC thereafter. the past students of the School. 9.6.3 A member shall not be eligible to be a candidate for election to the MC if he has served on the MC b) All correspondence of the Association and the collection of subscriptions shall devolve on the for an aggregate period of 6 years or more during his lifetime. Secretary or the Joint Secretary as may be decided by the Managing Committee. 9.6.4 A member shall be deemed to have served on the MC for a whole year if he was elected to the MC c) The Secretary or in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall maintain the minutes of proceedings of all for the year but resigned or was cessated or excluded during that year. Committee and Sub-Committee Meetings and ensure that they contain a fair and accurate summary of 9.6.5 An elected member who was cessated or excluded from the MC shall be ineligible to be a candidate the proceedings of such meetings. Such minutes shall be recorded in an electronic form and also in a for election for 2 years following the year of his cessation or exclusion. Minutes Book, which shall be preserved as a permanent record of the Association, d) The Secretary shall maintain a complete list of members of the Association together with postal 9.7 Co-opted MC Members address, email id and other relevant details. The MC shall have the authority to co-opt up to 5 members (Co-opted MC Members) each year who are e) The Secretary shall prepare and place before the members at the Annual General Body Meeting, the less than 30 years old. The following rules shall apply: Annual Report on the working of the Association for the official year under review. a) No person may be co-opted under this clause more than 2 (two) times. b) Co-opted MC Members shall not be considered for quorum at MC Meetings and shall have no 10.5 Treasurer voting rights thereat

104 105 c) Co-opted MC Members may be terminated under Article 11.1. d) Co-opted Members shall not be considered to have served on the MC for the purpose of computing time served on the MC under Article 9.6.1.

10. Powers of the Managing Committee and Duties/Functions of MC Members 10.1 General a) The Managing Committee shall be responsible for the administration, direction and management of the Association and shall promote the objects of the Association as set out in the Memorandum. b) All elected and ex-officio members of the MC shall have the right to i) inspect the Minutes of Meetings of the MC and/or Sub-Committees ii) inspect any other documents and/or records of the Association iii) request for and be provided, relevant information, pertaining to the Accounts, Investments or any transaction(s) that the Association may have entered into with any party. c) In case of a vacancy to any elected position on the MC, by resignation or otherwise, the remaining members of the MC may assign the duties and responsibilities of such MC member to one or more of the remaining members. In case the MC so desires, they may request the Governance Committee (GC) to nominate any member of the OBA to fill that position until the next election. Such nominated member shall be considered on the same basis as a Co-opted Member of the MC and could also be a former MC member, no longer qualified to contest elections to the MC.

10.2 President a) The President is the first among equals of the Members of the Managing Committee. b) The President shall be the executive head of the Association and, if present and able, be the Chairman of all meetings of the Managing Committee and of the General Body.

10.3 Vice President a) The Vice President shall perform the duties of the President in the absence or inability on the part of the President. b) The Vice President may be allocated additional responsibilities/duties by the President.

10.4 Secretary/Joint Secretary a) The Secretary or, in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall carry out the directions of the Managing Committee and shall generally maintain communications with all members of the Association and with the past students of the School. b) All correspondence of the Association and the collection of subscriptions shall devolve on the Secretary or the Joint Secretary as may be decided by the Managing Committee. c) The Secretary or in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall maintain the minutes of proceedings of all Committee and Sub-Committee Meetings and ensure that they contain a fair and accurate summary of the proceedings of such meetings. Such minutes shall be recorded in an electronic form and also in a Minutes Book, which shall be preserved as a permanent record of the Association, d) The Secretary shall maintain a complete list of members of the Association together with postal address, email id and other relevant details. e) The Secretary shall prepare and place before the members at the Annual General Body Meeting, the Annual Report on the working of the Association for the official year under review.

10.5 Treasurer vi) If the votes in favour of exclusion is 60% or more of the number of elected members on the a) All property of the Association shall stand in the name of the Principal of St. Joseph’s Boys’ High MC, such MC member shall be excluded with immediate effect from the MC. School, ex-officio Treasurer of the Association, or such person or persons duly appointed by him for the purpose. b) The Treasurer shall be the sole signatory of all the accounts, fixed deposits and investments of the 11. Managing Committee Meetings and Sub-Committee Meetings Association. 11.1 The Managing Committee shall have a Regular Monthly Meeting every calendar month. If circumstances require, Additional Meetings may be convened at the direction of the President or any 10.6 Joint Treasurer three members of the Managing Committee. Absence or excusal of an elected or co-opted member from a) The Joint Treasurer shall receive all subscriptions, dues, interest on investments, donations and other three consecutive meetings, without justifiable cause, shall cessate his membership of the Managing sundries and acknowledge receipt thereof through the Secretary. Committee with immediate effect from the conclusion of the third consecutive meeting. b) The Joint Treasurer shall be responsible to maintain proper Books of Account with respect to all sums of money received and the assets and liabilities of the Association, 11.2 The Secretary or, in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall give each member of the Managing c) The Treasurer/Joint Treasurer shall ensure that all investments of the Association as decided by the Committee at least 5 calendar day’s written notice of a Managing Committee meeting along with the Management Committee are placed in financial instruments approved by the Bangalore Jesuit agenda for the meeting, supporting papers and notes regarding matters to be discussed thereat, and any Educational Society (BJES). other documents and statements that are relevant. Managing Committee meetings may be called at shorter d) The Joint Treasurer shall prepare and present all budgets, expenditure and investments of the notice if agreed to by a majority of the elected MC members. Association to the Managing Committee for their approval. e) The Joint-Treasurer shall ensure that the audited Financial Statements, including the Income & 11.3 Agenda for Meetings Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet for the immediately preceding financial year, and the Auditors’ 11.3.1 The Agenda of every Regular Monthly Meeting, Additional Meeting and Sub-Committee Meeting Report thereon, are incorporated in the Annual Report of the Association and sent to the members at least shall be as directed by the convenor of the meeting. 14 days before the Annual General Body Meeting. 11.3.2 All Regular Monthly Meetings shall mandatorily include the following business a) Confirmation of minutes of the previous Regular Monthly Meeting(s) and any Additional

Meeting(s) held but not confirmed or taken on record – to be presented by the Secretary/Joint 10.7 Committee Members Secretary Committee Members shall be assigned roles and responsibilities by the President in consultation with the b) Taking on record the confirmed minutes of Sub-Committee meetings held but not taken on Vice-President, Secretary/Joint Secretary and Treasurer/Joint Treasurer. record – to be presented by the Secretary/Joint Secretary.

c) Consideration and taking on record the updated investment account – to be presented by the 10.8 Sub-Committees Joint Treasurer. The Managing Committee may appoint ad-hoc sub-committees to attend to any special business of the d) Consideration and approval of the monthly and year-to-date accounts of the Association – to Association, but in all such cases, a member of the Managing Committee shall head the Sub-Committee be presented by the Joint Treasurer. and the Secretary or the Joint Secretary shall be an ex-officio member who shall record and maintain e) In case any of the aforementioned items of business are deferred or postponed at any meeting, minutes of all such Sub-Committee meetings. Such Sub-Committees may be disbanded by the President such items shall be included in the Agenda of the next Regular or Additional Meeting as directed or MC Member heading the Sub-Committee at any time. by the Chairman of the meeting. In case of repeated defaults in providing the required dosuments

to the satisfaction of the other members of the MC, the Secretary/Joint Secretary or Joint 10.9 Exclusion from the Managing Committee Treasurer, whoever is responsible, may be considered for exclusion from the MC. If the majority of the members of the MC are of the opinion that any elected member is unable or incapable of carrying out the functions, duties and/or responsibilities of the post that such person has 11.4 The quorum for the duration of a Managing Committee Meeting shall be five elected members. In been elected or assigned to, the MC may request such member to resign from the MC, failing which, the case a quorum is not present, the meeting shall be rescheduled/adjourned to a more convenient time by MC may seek to exclude such person following the procedure detailed below: the President, Vice-President or Secretary after consulting the other MC members. i) Any three elected members of the MC shall convene an Additional Meeting of elected MC

Members to consider Exclusion. 11.5 The President, or in his absence the Vice-President, shall be the Chairman of a Management ii) Members of the GC shall be non-voting invitees to such meeting and one of the GC members Committee meeting. In the absence of the President and the Vice President, the elected members of the shall chair the meeting. Managing Committee present shall chose from one of their number present to chair the Managing iii) The quorum for such meeting shall be at least 80% of the elected members of the MC. The Committee meeting. All matters put to vote shall be decided by a simple majority on a show of hands MC member whose Exclusion is sought, if present, shall also be counted for the purpose of and in case of a tie, the Chairman of the meeting shall have a casting vote, in addition to his vote as a quorum and voting. If no quorum is present, the meeting shall stand dissolved. member. iv) The GC members shall strive to achieve a workable compromise among the MC members and if successful, no further action need be taken. 11.6 The Secretary or, in his absence, the Joint Secretary, shall keep an accurate record of the proceedings v) In case it is not possible to reach a compromise, a secret ballot of all MC members present of all the meetings of the Managing Committee and Sub-Committees. shall be conducted under the supervision of the GC member(s) present.

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13.6 The PPG shall furnish a report each year to the AGM which shall cover their interaction with the 12. Code of Conduct for the Members of the Managing Committee and Sub-Committees MC during the year and their recommendations to the AGM on any matter pertaining to the OBA and its 12.1 The conduct of Members of the Managing Committee and Sub-Committees must always be activities. becoming of a Josephite, always mindful of the trust reposed in the Managing Committee and the Sub- Committees by the General Body. 13.7 Other Provisions pertaining to the GC 13.7.1 The Secretary of the Association shall maintain the official list of eligible Past Presidents of the 12.2 Frugality and prudence are to be practiced in conducting the affairs of the OBA, with claims for Association (Past Presidents Group or PPG) and keep the PPG informed of the activities of the reimbursement being only for actual expenses incurred, with all supporting documentation being Association and when necessary or directed to do so, convene a meeting of the PPG. provided, with necessary approvals in place and after following all appropriate prudential norms and procedures. 13.7.2 The Past Presidents Group will select one of their number to serve as their Representative who shall be the official channel for communication to and from the Group. All official communications, 12.3 Consumption of, or the gifting of, articles by members of the Managing Committee or Sub- other than routine matters, from the PPG shall be signed by the Representative and at least two members Committees is prohibited. of the PPG,

12.4 Members of the Managing Committee and Sub-Committees are expected to ensure that every action 13.7.3 The PPG shall be a self-regulatory group and it is expected that all their actions and decisions will of the Association is compliant in letter and spirit with the laws in force. be that of true Josephites and serve the best interests of the OBA and the School.

12.5 Members of the Managing Committee and Sub-Committees must disclose in writing to the MC, direct or indirect interest, whether pecuniary or otherwise, in any transaction with the Association 14. Amendment of Articles including with friends or associates. 14.1 The Articles of the Association for the time being in force or any of them may be amended, abridged or repealed by a special resolution moved at a General Body Meeting of the Association called in 12.6 Conflict of interest situations are to be avoided. In unavoidable cases, the Member must recuse accordance with these Articles and passed by a majority of not less than two-thirds of voting members himself from the decision making process with full disclosure, which shall be minuted. present at the meeting.

14.2 The Managing Committee shall have the authority to frame Bye-laws, Rules, Forms and Standard 13. Governance Committee Operating Procedures (SOPs) not inconsistent with these Articles or amended Articles as may be 13.1 All matters which cannot be resolved amicably amongst the members of the Managing Committee necessary for the efficient working of the Association or in any manner connected therewith, provided shall be referred to a Governance Committee (GC) for final and binding resolution. In case the matter that all such Bye-laws, Rules, Forms and SOPs shall be ratified at the next General Body Meeting of cannot be resolved, and/or the MC is deadlocked, the GC shall have the authority to call for an EGM to members. elect a new MC, if there is no other workable solution.

13.2 The Governance Committee shall consist of 3 (three) members who have served as President of the 15. Complaints and Suggestions OBA for at least one full year in that office and have not been cessated or excluded during his final term 15.1 Any member having complaints or suggestions shall do so in writing and address the same to the of office as President. The Immediate Past President shall not be eligible to serve on the Governance Secretary who shall place it before the next meeting of the Managing Committee. Committee for a period of one year after he has demitted office. 15.2 In the event that the Secretary does not place the complaint or suggestion before the Managing 13.3 The members of the GC shall be nominated by the Past Presidents Group (PPG) whenever one or Committee, the member may request the Governance Committee to direct the Secretary to place the more positions fall vacant. matter before the Managing Committee.

13.4 The term of office for a Governance Committee member shall be three years. In case a person 15.3 If the member is not satisfied with the action taken by the Managing Committee, the member may, vacates office or is unable to complete his term of office for any reason, the PPG shall nominate another at his option, refer the matter to the Governance Committee for a final decision. of their number to fill the vacancy.

13.5 A GC member shall not serve more than 2 (two) terms of 3 (three) years consecutively. It is expected 16. Interpretation of the Rules and Regulations that a Past President member should not serve more than 6 (six) years on the GC during his lifetime and 16.1 The interpretation of these Articles of Association and the bye-laws, their construction and effect as the PPG should endeavour to ensure that willing and eligible Past Presidents will be afforded the decided by the Managing Committee and any ruling given by the Managing Committee shall be final opportunity to serve on the GC in preference to those who have completed more than 6 years on the GC. and binding on all members, subject to a right to reference to the Governance Committee under Article 15.

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17. Other Provisions 17.1 Chapters, Branches and similar entities Old Boys intending to establish, or who already have already established, Chapters, Branches or other entities similar to the Association, in India or elsewhere, should inform the Association. It should be ensured that any such entity is legally and otherwise independent of the Association, and complies with laws and regulations of the country in which it is established. The Association shall not be legally, statutorily or otherwise responsible for any acts of any such entity.

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