RSGC Annual Report 2013-14 by Royal St. George's College

Annual Report

2013-14

Royal St. Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College Annual Report 2013-14

MISSION:

CREDO:

To challenge and inspire each boy to become the best version of himself.

Manners Maketh Men

MOTTO: Scientia Pietate – Through Knowledge and Duty

RSGC GUARANTEE: Known and Loved

Royal St. George’s College 120 Howland Ave. Toronto M5R 3B5 416.533.9481 contactus@rsgc.on.ca Charitable Registration Number 887281087RR0001

Letter from the Chair

Paul Clark ’85 Chair

’ve come full circle at this College – first as a student, then as a parent and now as the Chair of the Board. Like many, I feel a huge connection to RSGC that continues to strengthen. I’m so honoured to be the Chair of the Board of Governors at the place that helped shape my life and that of my son. I’m proud to call myself a member of the RSGC family. That being said, I “survived” my first year as Chair and am looking forward to entering the second and final year of my term. Past Chair Ruth Woods paved the way for me and I can’t thank her enough for her support and guidance in my first year.

On the heels of the most significant facilities investment in the school’s history, this past summer was spent focusing on several maintenance projects, including a new roof for the gym. The roof also features an incredible solar array donated by the McManus family. The energy generated is getting fed back to the grid and the income received will be directed back to the College. What a wonderful, green way to show innovation! The campus looks outstanding, the “big dig” is now a distant memory, and the teachers and students are taking full advantage of the Black Box theatre, the increased classroom space, the expanded tarmac and the J.S. McCain Field. A special thank you to Michael Barker, Facilities Committee Chair, whose work is invaluable to the members of our community. Cathy Bateman quietly continues her work as Treasurer and Chair of the Audit and Finance Committee, Jim Crossland has been hugely helpful as the Vice-Chair, Peter Furnish eased into his role as Advancement Committee Chair and Bruce Chapple ’87 is doing a fine job in his new role as Nomination and Governance Committee Chair. A big thank you goes out to our retiring Board members, Anthony Caldwell, Carolyn Cullen and Sandy Gibson ’01. We are grateful for your exceptional service to the College. I’m certain, however, that like me, you won’t ever truly leave this wonderful community. As a whole, the Board remains focused on the execution of our newly minted strategic plan, strengthening the school’s already sound

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financial position and assisting Stephen and his team in what is a very special year in the school’s history. It’s hard to imagine that the fledging boys’ choir school that was founded at the height of the hippie movement in Toronto is turning 50 years old! Six headmasters, over 2,100 graduates and 50 Carol Services later, Royal St. George’s College has become a tremendous school where boys are celebrated for their differences and prepared for the world beyond the walls of the campus by teachers and staff who truly love and care about them. I look forward to celebrating our past and future potential with our parents, students, teachers, alumni and friends through the 2014/2015 school year. I encourage all of you to attend as many of the 50th Anniversary events as possible as we celebrate 50 years of Georgian pride.

Paul Clark ’85 Board Chair

Royal St. George’s College Board of Governors 2013-14

OFFICERS Paul Clark ’85 – Chair Ruth Woods – Past Chair James Crossland – Vice-Chair Cathy Bateman – Treasurer, Audit and Finance Committee Chair Stephen Beatty ’86 – Headmaster Jane Nyman – Chief Financial Officer, Board Secretary BOARD MEMBERS Michael Barker, Facilities Committee Chair Dorothy Byers Anthony Caldwell Bruce Chapple ’87, Nomination and Governance Committee Chair Ryan Cookson ’03 Carolyn Cullen – Parents’ Guild Representative Peter Furnish – Advancement Committee Chair Sandy Gibson ’01 – Alumni Representative Molly Johnson Adrian C. Lang Jennifer Keenan Bruce MacLaren Caroline Newall Jesse Parker ’01, Clergy

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Our Board Members Paul Clark Paul Clark, Executive Vice President, TD Bank Group; President and CEO, TD Auto Finance, has built an extensive career at TD that spans across the Bank’s businesses, including retail and commercial banking, internal audit as well as TD Securities. Paul began his TD career in 1983 as a part-time Customer Service Rep. In 2006, he was recognized as one of Canada’s “Top 40 Under 40.” Paul also sits on the Board of the Toronto Children’s Aid Foundation. His son Matthew is a member of the Class of 2014.

Cathy Bateman Cathy is a partner at Deloitte and a member of the firm’s Client Cabinet. Cathy has 30 years of public accounting, audit and professional service experience with Deloitte and its predecessor firm since joining Deloitte in England with a math degree from Oxford. She is a part-time commissioner at the Ontario Securities Commission. Cathy is also a Director of the Canadian Stage Company Board. She joined the RSGC Board in 2011. Her son Gregory is in the Class of 2015. Michael Barker As Chair of the Facilities Committee, Michael oversees capital spending and the campus

redevelopment. Michael had a long career as a principal and owner of Helyar and Associates and more recently at the Altus Group where he was Executive President of the Cost Consulting Group. With over 27 years of experience in the development and construction industry, he has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge of planning, financing and project execution. He joined the RSGC Board in 2009. His son Emmett is a member of the Class of 2014. Dorothy Byers Dorothy Byers is Head of School at St. Mildred’sLightbourn School in Oakville, Ont. During her years at SMLS, Dorothy has enjoyed the roles of Vice-Principal of Innovation and Implementation, and Head of Senior School. Prior to joining

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the School, she worked with the Peel District School Board as a teacher, Department Head and Administrator in a number of schools. Dorothy sits on the FIRST Robotics Canada Board of Directors. She joined the RSGC Board in 2012. Anthony Caldwell J. Anthony Caldwell is a litigation lawyer at Caldwell Barristers, a boutique corporate litigation firm in Toronto, with a strong interest in governance. He is the former chair of the Board of Governors of OCAD University and is a current member of the Board of Governors of Groves Memorial Hospital where he chaired the Governance Committee from 2008 until 2012. He joined the RSGC Board in 2008. His son Julian is a member of the Class of 2010. Bruce Chapple ’87 Bruce Chapple ’87 is a partner with McMillan LLP, specializing in business law with a focus on mergers and acquisitions and private equity. He is regularly a member of the board of directors on portfolio companies for private equity investors. Bruce has a B.Sc. Econ. from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and an

LL.B. from U of T. His two sons attend RSGC: Spencer (Class of 2019) and Devin (Class of 2021). Ryan Cookson ’03 Ryan Cookson ’03 brings a wealth of RSGC experience to our Board. After spending six years at RSGC, Ryan attended Queen’s University as a Chancellor’s Scholar where he earned a Political Science degree. He then went on to earn a J.D. at Western University’s Faculty of Law and became a Law Clerk with the Court of Appeal for Ontario. Ryan is currently a lawyer in the Litigation Group at Goodmans LLP. James Crossland James Crossland is Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Kinross Gold Corporation. In this role, he is responsible for all major project permitting, government relations, investor relations, corporate responsibility and corporate communications functions. He is a former Director of Cancer Care Ontario and the Canada-Eurasia Russia Business Association, and is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Council of the Americas. James was appointed to the RSGC Board of Governors in 2011. His son James is in the Class of 2019.

Carolyn Cullen Carolyn was a retail-clothing buyer when she decided to take a leave to become more involved in her boys’ schools. An active volunteer at RSGC for over six years, Carolyn is the Past-President of the Parents’ Guild, where she has been on the executive committee for four years. With her oldest son away at university and her youngest son in the Class of 2016, Carolyn is on the verge of becoming an empty-nester and is looking forward to her next career.

at RSGC, Sandy founded Fashion for Compassion, a semi-annual fashion show that eventually raised over $100,000 for Toronto charities. Sandy is Co-CEO of Elevate Inc, the world’s leading employee social media engagement platform, along with RSGC graduate Brad Milne ’02. Sandy graduated from Princeton University in 2006. He joined the RSGC Board in 2012. photo: George Whiteside

Peter Furnish Peter is the Vice-President of Marketing at Cineplex Entertainment, and has over 20 years of Marketing and Communications experience with highly regarded brands: HBO, Virgin Mobile, Labatt Breweries and The Walt Disney Company. He is a graduate of the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. Peter joined the RSGC Board in 2012. His sons Matthew and Benjamin are in the Class of 2018 and 2023. Sandy Gibson ’01 Sandy Gibson ’01 is Past President of the RSGCAA and just completed his term as Alumni Representative on the RSGC Board of Governors. While

Molly Johnson Molly Johnson has earned her reputation as one of Canada’s greatest voices with her luscious interpretations of jazz and blues standards. In 2008, the Juno Award and National Jazz Award winner was honoured with becoming an Officer of The Order Of Canada. In 2012, Molly was presented with the Queen’s Jubilee medal. She was a host on CBC Radio for five years. Adrian C. Lang Adrian Lang is Associate General Counsel, Legal Corporate & Compliance, with BMO Financial Group. She has significant Board experience at The Advocates Society and The Canadian Stage Company, where she is Chair. Adrian also sits on the Advisory Board of Young Women in Law, and served on the Board of the YWCA Toronto from 2005-2009. She has been recognized by Lexpert as one of Canada’s Leading Lawyers Under 40. Adrian’s son Gavin is in the Class of 2020.

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Jennifer Keenan Jennifer Keenan is the Director of Outreach for Connect Legal. She is a board member of Dignitas International and a past Chair of the Advisory Board of the Give a Day to World AIDS Campaign. A former immigration lawyer, she was a Bencher for the Law Society of Upper Canada and in 2011 was awarded the Lexpert-Zenith Award for Philanthropy that Impacts Children. Jennifer’s son Cameron is in the Class of 2016 and Matthew is a member of the Class of 2013. Bruce MacLaren As Senior Vice President, Group Risk Management – Credit, Bruce MacLaren is responsible for the Royal Bank’s risk management interface with RBC Capital Markets and Canadian Banking platforms. Since 1987, he has held various positions in client-facing roles in corporate banking, corporate finance, loan syndications and market management. Bruce joined the RSGC Board in 2011. His son Braeden is in the Class of 2016. Caroline Newall Caroline Newall is President of Newall Communications Inc. She specializes in developing and implementing creative and strategic communications plans, crisis communications, partnerships and media relations programs. Previously, Caroline worked

at GCI Group as Vice President of the Consumer Lifestyle Practice, where her team and client won the 2011 Canadian Public Relations Society Award of Excellence for a program in the community relations category. She joined the RSGC Board in 2012. Her son James is in the Class of 2020. Jesse Parker ’01 The Reverend Jesse Parker is the Incumbent of the parish of St. John the Evangelist in Port Hope, ON. Jesse is an RSGC Old Boy (’01) and former member of the faculty (2007-2008). He completed both his undergraduate and divinity degrees at Trinity College, Toronto. Jesse has served on a number of boards and working groups. In addition to the RSGC Board of Governors, he currently serves on the Board of Directors of the St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Seniors Centre, and the Diocese of Toronto’s Social Justice and Advocacy working group. Ruth Woods Ruth Woods is COO for Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, one of Canada’s leading business law firms. She has over 25 years of executive experience in investment banking and professional services management. At Osler, she is responsible for managing the operations of the firm, including finance, IS, talent management and facilities. Ruth was Vice Chair of the Board at the Bishop Strachan School and Past Chair of the BSS Foundation. Her son, Derek, is a member of the Class of 2012.

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Stephen Beatty ’86 Stephen Beatty became the 6th Headmaster in the College’s history in 2011. Steve’s association with RSGC began in 1976 as a Grade 4 student. A Lifer graduate of 1986, Steve was the President of the Alumni Association from 2000-2002 and a Governor on the RSGC Board from 20032010. Before returning to RSGC as Headmaster, Steve was the Head of School at Montcrest from 2006-2011. He is also an RSGC Parent, with his son Jack in the Class of 2022. Jane Nyman Jane Nyman brings many years of senior leadership experience to her role of Chief Financial Officer at RSGC. Jane began her career at Ernst & Young, followed by increasingly senior positions at the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, Union Bank of Switzerland (Canada) and the CPP Investment Board. Jane is also on the Board of Directors for Pathways to Education Canada and is the Past Chair of their Audit and Finance and Investment Committees. She is a CPA, CA and a CFA.

Message from the Headmaster Dear Fellow Georgians,

Stephen Beatty ’86 Headmaster

am so proud to be able to report on another successful year at the College during 2013/14. Two projects were central to my work during the year: preparing for the celebration of the Golden Jubilee of the College beginning in September 2014 and the first year of implementation of our five-year Strategic Plan. In this way, it was a year of looking back with pride at what was, and looking forward with hope at what could be. Our strategic plan is driven by a central, primary goal to prepare our boys to thrive and lead in a changing world. This primary goal is supported by our enabling goal to foster innovation and excellence by engaging our community and partners. It would be an understatement to say that the world we are preparing our boys for is changing rapidly. It’s essential that we continue to evolve the school to prepare our boys to lead and thrive. Navigating the economic and social transformations ahead for our world will require original thinkers, creativity and social intelligence. It will also require individuals who possess strong moral character, creative thinking skills, confidence and resilience. Some of our strategic objectives over the next five years include the creation of a made-inRSGC Bridge Year that will provide enriched learning and personal growth for graduates, as well as a formalized mentorship program aimed at connecting our boys to our vast network of talented alumni. Our academic programs will

evolve to ensure they extend the opportunities for our boys to solve problems, think deeply, design solutions, and learn and practice entrepreneurship. Future-focused as it is, our strategic plan also articulates those things about RSGC that should never change. Our renewed mission and values capture the essence of the College: a focus on each boy; the importance of manners, integrity and spirituality; and our belief in the power of community. Our commitment to “known and loved” continues to guide each interaction with the boys. One of my favourite projects leading up to the College’s Golden Jubilee is the creation of our 50th Anniversary History Book. As we gather the mosaic of stories that weave the narrative of the first 50 years of RSGC, it’s clear that, while much has changed, the truly important things have remained constant. My personal thanks to our broad community for your support of this wonderful school.

Stephen Beatty ’86 Headmaster

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Message from the President of the Georgian Parents’ Guild

Gail Graham President

he Guild enjoyed another great year of friend- and fundraising in 2013/14. Thanks to the energy and talents of our 30 Guild Convenors and over 180 parent volunteers, we have been able to honour our ongoing financial commitments to the Capital Campaign, the Student Bursary and to fund the Senior School’s new Media Studies Lab. We had record attendance at the Mistletoe Market Cocktail Party and our other major fundraisers, the Cheese Sale and the Used Textbook Sale, built on last year’s achievements.

There were several new initiatives this year. In November, we sent out our very first Guild newsletter. Distributed as a monthly e-blast highlighting upcoming Guild and school events, the newsletter also serves as a vehicle to thank volunteers and put faces to names. Its format of concise, newsworthy content and photos has been very well received. I would like to thank Carolyn Cullen for leading this project. Working closely with the Admissions department, we also launched the Parent Ambassador Buddies program. Select parent ambassadors took on the role of becoming a “parent buddy” to parents of new boys. That means making contact with them before term starts and giving them a personal friend who doesn’t work at the College to use as a resource. This initiative has been copied by at least one school, so it must be a success! Keen to attract as much of the parent body as possible, we added value to our meetings by hosting a number of speakers at our monthly Guild meetings. This year, we enjoyed updates from Catherine Kirkland and Paul O’Leary on Junior and Senior School initiatives, and an illuminating insight into university trends from Nick Van Herk. Looking ahead to the next academic year, we are poised to launch Georgian Alumni Parents, an association of parents whose sons have graduated from the school. We will be communicating to them through a newsletter and hosting an annual social geared at keeping them engaged and active in the school community. I would like to thank my fellow Executives Carolyn Cullen, Stacey Russett, Lynne

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Woollcombe and Treasurer Madhu Sikand for their talents and great council. Carolyn’s time on the Executive has now come to a close and we’re sad to say goodbye to her and her invaluable guidance. Thanks also go to Maria Jordan, Executive Director of Advancement, who has helped the Guild on so many levels. We often ask ourselves: how did we manage without her? On behalf of the entire Guild, please accept our heartfelt thanks to all Georgian parents for supporting and participating in our events and fundraisers. Royal St George’s College is a very special community and I feel very fortunate to be part of it.

Gail Graham President The Georgian Parents’ Guild

Message from the President of the Alumni Association

Colin Watson ’94 President, RSGCAA

he goal of the RSGC Alumni Association Executive in the 2013-14 school year was to identify successes and weaknesses in the previous year’s programming — and build on the successes. My own goal as President was to maintain a visible presence on campus and at events in order to raise our profile and help current students understand Georgian life after graduation. I had the pleasure of speaking at several events. I often said that graduation marks the passing from one stage of the Georgian experience to another. Beyond encouraging the boys to stay in touch with the school, I assured

their parents that we would stay in touch with their sons and with them. Alumni Association programming is strong on mentoring and networking. This was the key point to parents and boys throughout this past year. A disengaged young RSGC graduate is one who eschews chances at meeting alumni in his area of study and future field of work. This message was well received and a commitment was made to ongoing two-way communication with graduate parents. There was good reason for alumni of all ages to come together and take part in alumni events this year. Our annual Speed Mentoring Night saw the strongest alumni presence yet. The Grade 12 class met alumni who are five to 15 years older and had the opportunity to speak with them one-on-one in five-minute sessions. The Speed Mentoring Night received rave reviews from parents and students alike. The Old Boys’ Dinner in November yielded its highest turnout to date, breaking the record held the previous year. The dinner serves no higher purpose than getting as many alumni as possible into one room for an evening of levity and reminiscences. This year was no exception. A few weeks later, we hosted a merged ‘Legends’ event. We brought together existing Legends ball hockey and basketball tournaments, and afterwards, headed to the pub. With a huge turnout in 2013, we expect this event will be one to watch in 2014. In the spring, we hosted our annual Alumni Networking Forum. The event was a success on a number of fronts including young alumni engagement, overall turnout and successful

networking connections. The Association is indebted to Past President James Peters ’90 for his help. The close of the 2013-14 school year sees out the end of my two-year term as President. I am confident I am handing the Association over to Alex Edmison ’02 in better shape than I inherited it. I know he will pass it on to his successor in even better condition. Alex is as fine a graduate as the school has ever produced and I know our community will enjoy getting to know him better during the 2014-15 year. I’d also like to extend congratulations to the boys of the Class of 2014 on their ascension to the ranks of university freshman. I’ve grown close to many of our fine young men in my time as President and I will miss their camaraderie most of all.

Colin Watson ’94 Alumni Association President

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St. George’s College Foundation

“We have hopes that some day our grandsons will be the beneficiaries of the RSGC community’s generosity.”

he St. George’s College Foundation was established in 1988 to support the activities of Royal St. George’s College as a registered charity with Canada Revenue Agency. The Foundation’s mandate is to raise, administer and disburse funds on behalf of the College to support educational purposes. During the year ended June 30, 2014, the Foundation received charitable contributions of $1.1 million to the Capital Campaign and additional donations totaling approximately $632,000, which comprised annual giving, endowment and other fund contributions.

The Foundation disbursed $1.4 million to the College in 2013-14. The Foundation’s assets are invested in cash and cash equivalents to meet immediate obligations, and also in equity and fixed income investment funds. As at June 30, 2014, the net assets of the Foundation totaled $1.8 million, a significant increase over the prior year’s total of $1.2 million. Approximately $1.6 million of the Foundation assets are presently managed by the professional management firm of CGOV, and the investment return for the period was an impressive 15.9%. The Trustees – John Buckingham ’71; Peter Furnish, an RSGC parent (cross-appointed as Chair of the Advancement Committee of the RSGC Board of Governors); Wanda Ho, alumni parent; Jamie Lint ’98; David Mather, an RSGC alumni parent, and I – have had a very productive year addressing a number of governance items, and reviewing and approving new policies. The

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Trustees conducted a review of the Statement of Investment Policy and Goals, and adopted an Endowment Management Policy. New Gift Acceptance, and Naming and Recognition policies were also written. On behalf of the Trustees of the Foundation, I extend appreciation to our generous donors, and to Jane Nyman and Maria Jordan for their tremendous support. If you would like to view the audited financial statements or any of the policy documents of the Foundation or would be interested in serving on the Board of Trustees, please contact Jane Nyman or me.

Guy Burry ’77 Chair St. George’s College Foundation

Class of 2014

What Are They Studying?

Where They Went

Quotes from the Valedictorian, Head Boy Thom Robson ’14 “Respect, responsibility, voice, manners and brotherhood. These things are the intangibles; the things that will continue with us for the rest of our lives. Today we all leave the College as Georgians. This means we are all respectful, responsible and well-mannered young men. We hold doors, we say our please’s and thank you’s, we take the high road even if it’s the harder thing to do. These things, my brothers, are the things that will define us now and forever. It is the time given outside of the classroom by these fantastic people that I believe really helped mold us into the young men we are today. We learned the importance of being on time, how to wear a tie, how to continue to strive to be the best we can be, how to judge and value character, how to dance, that there is a right time and place for everything, how if you treat someone with respect they respect you back, the importance of giving maximum effort in everything whether you’re ahead or behind. ”

• 86% accepted to university and program of first choice • 118 AP exams written, the most ever (87% of students scored 3+) • With the exception of 2006, Queen’s or Western has been the top choice for the past ten graduating classes (32.5%)

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2013-14 AWARD RECIPIENTS The Acolyte Award – Presented annually to the Head Server: Connor Mulders The Andrew Drillis Award – Given in memory of Andrew Drillis, who was tragically killed during the summer after his Grade 12 year. This award is presented to the student who has demonstrated great enthusiasm for the school’s extracurricular program: Christian Figueiredo The Barry Pepper Memorial Award – Given to a member of the graduating class to support his educational ambitions. The recipient will excel academically and through his achievements, will have enhanced the reputation of the College: Sam Kirsh The Carol Lucas Memorial Award – Awarded in memory of Carol Lucas, a longtime parent, guild member and friend of RSGC. This award is presented annually to a student entering his graduating year who is considered to be an exemplary ambassador of the College: Max Holzberg The Chairman’s Award – Presented to the graduating student who excels in integrity, dependability, resourcefulness and initiative: Jack Schwartz

Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards – The Duke of Edinburgh Awards are comprised of four components: community service, physical activity, a skill, and an expedition. Students can earn awards at the bronze, silver and gold level: Bronze – Nick Cullen, Jacob Akman, Scott Blackwell, Jeremy Burleton, Ross Chapman, Owen Clute, Sam Cook, Mattay Dubczak, Kai Ellis, Connor Gallagher Silver – Carter Ellis, Graeme Edwards, Christian Figueiredo, Harrison Gardner Gold – Christian Baldwin, Ryan Irwin The Georgian Spirit Award – Presented in memory of former student Ian Lomax, who passed away in 1977, to recognize and foster within the student body those qualities such as concern, participation, accomplishment, pride and leadership that are a part of the Georgian spirit: Fielding Phillips The Guild Trophy – Donated by the Georgian Parents’ Guild and presented to the graduating student who is outstanding in character, games and scholarship: Parker Simon

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Pierre-Christof Asherl was named Junior Georgian

Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer Award – This award honours those students who not only complete the number of volunteer hours required to graduate, but who also go above and beyond: Thom Robson The MacLennan Robinson Scholarship – Presented in memory of David N. MacLennan and John ”Robbie” Robinson. Awarded to the student who has met current RSGC academic standards, is involved in a variety of extracurricular activities and is judged to be well liked by his peers: Jonathan Kirsh The Marion McDowell Trophy – The award is presented to the graduating student who has demonstrated the greatest

all–round contribution in scholarship, deportment and sports: Emmett Barker The Robert Bradley Memorial Award – Presented to the graduating student who has continued to serve the Church faithfully: Thom Robson St. Alban’s Community Service Bursary – Awarded to a graduating student who has made an outstanding contribution to Community Service while at RSGC: Shawn Wu The Stuart Warren Memorial Award – Presented in memory of Stuart Warren to a student entering his graduating year who, throughout his time at RSGC, has exemplified the qualities of Stuart through concern, participation, accomplishment, and leadership: Chris Kitchen

G.D. Hay Award, Grade 6 Award – Donated by Mr. & Mrs. G.D. Hay and awarded to the Grade 6 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: Nicholas Vassos

Shawn Wu was awarded The Governor General’s Medal as the graduating student with the highest average.

Guild President Gail Graham presented the Georgian Parents’ Guild Award to Nicholas Bethlenfalvy.

The von Teichman Award – This award is presented to the graduating student who, throughout his career at RSGC, has achieved substantial academic improvement while exemplifying the Georgian spirit through leadership, participation and civility: James Boland Dr. Paul D. Steinhauer Memorial – Awarded to the boy who best displays leadership by example: Pierre–Christof Ascherl L.B.J. Rothwell Award – Donated by Mr. L.B.J. Rothwell and awarded to the boy who shows the greatest determination: Michael Goodman

Hal Hannaford Award – Awarded to the boy who continually demonstrates kindness, gratefulness, generosity of spirit and an ability to see the best in others: Nicholas Tepsich Georgian Parents’ Guild Award – Awarded to the boy who most exemplifies the motto of our founding Headmaster, Jack Wright, “manners maketh men”: Nicholas Bethlenfalvy Junior Georgian Award – Awarded to the boy who best represents the highest qualities expected of a boy at Royal St. George’s College, in academics, music, ethics, deportment and cooperation. This is the highest award given in the Junior School: Pierre-Christof Asherl

The J.L. Wright Medal – Awarded to the graduating student who best exemplifies the motto Manners Maketh Men: Thom Robson Grade 3 Award – Given to the Grade 3 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: Cameron Kinnear Grade 4 Award – Given to the Grade 4 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: Theodore Ochrym Grasley Award, Grade 5 Award – Donated by Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Grasley and awarded to the Grade 5 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: Jacob Deegan

Scott Kovas Award, Grade 7 Award – Awarded in memory of Scott Kovas and given to the Grade 7 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: William McIlroy The Homer Marion Award – Presented to the boy who achieved the highest academic standing in Grade 8: Brendan Lai The Headmaster’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 9: Ethan Kelly The Founder’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 10: Graeme Edwards The Chairman’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 11: Turner Garrow The Governor General’s Medal – Awarded to the graduating student who has achieved the highest average: Shawn Wu

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Message from the Treasurer

A Catherine Bateman Treasurer

s we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of Royal St. George’s College in 1964, I am pleased to report that the College is financially sound. Tuition and other revenue was $13.3 million for the year ended June 30, 2014, which was slightly higher than the previous year of $13.0 million. Combined with donations to annual giving and other donations to the Capital Asset Fund, the comparative totals for cash inflows were $14.7 million in fiscal 2014 vs $14.4 million in the previous year. We have benefitted in both years from having high enrolment levels at the school. Expenses for the year ending June 30, 2014 were kept at the 2013 level of $13.8 million. We rely on a portion of our operating expenses being covered by donations each year. For fiscal 2014, the St. George’s College Foundation granted the College $250,000 in proceeds from annual giving provided by generous donors. These amounts are critical in helping us to provide the high quality program that our boys enjoy. Although the Capital Campaign for the College’s major construction project wound up in fiscal 2013, we continue to see the benefit of this campaign in our financial statements as we receive the donations resulting from pledges made over several years. Contributions for fiscal 2014 totaled over $1.1 million. Included in this balance were new donations specifically earmarked for the construction project and related debt. This allowed us to take full

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advantage of the prepayment option on our debt of 10 per cent without penalty and pay down an additional $670,000 of principal. Combined with our regular monthly and annual debt repayments, our total principal repayment for the year was over $1.3 million. This has reduced our longterm debt from $6.7 million to $5.4 million. Each year, the College sets aside a portion of its budget for capital purchases and technology upgrades to ensure that the infrastructure supporting the education of our boys remains strong. This year, the College spent just over $450,000 on facilities enhancements and technology. Our enrolment for the upcoming year is once again high. This alleviates pressure on our budgets, but we always work within conservative budgets and forecasts assuming varying levels of enrolment. We are particularly mindful of the debt we are currently carrying on our balance sheet and until that is fully paid off, we will continue to be vigilant. Our 2014/2015 year promises to be spirited and thrilling, with many events and activities for boys, parents, alumni and the entire RSGC community as we celebrate 50 years of a great school. We look forward to the next 50.

Catherine Bateman Treasurer

Financial Snapshot Interest on long-term debt 1.4% Depreciation of capital assets 10% Scholarships and bursaries 3.8% Communications and advancement 1.3% Facilities 4.4%

General and administration 3.3%

EXPENSES

Academic program 7.4%

Salaries and benefits 68.4%

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Financial Snapshot ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE $000’s Statement of Financial Position

$000’s June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013

ASSETS CURRENT Cash Accounts receivable Other

2,449 1,426 911 4,786

CAPITAL ASSETS

1,318 1,910 928 4,156

21,765 26,551

22,682 26,838

CURRENT Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Deferred fees Current portion of long-term debt

1,659 7,478 632 9,769

1,658 7,381 625 9,664

LONG-TERM DEBT

4,733

6,042

LIABILITIES

14,502

15,706

Academic fund Capital asset fund

2,165 9,884 12,049

1,477 9,655 11,132

26,551

26,838

FUND BALANCES

ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE Statement of Changes in Fund Balances Year ended June 30 Academic Capital Fund Asset Fund Total

FUND BALANCE, June 30, 2013

1,477

9,655

11,132

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES INTERFUND TRANSFERS FUND BALANCE, June 30, 2014

1,280 (592) 2,165

(363) 592 9,884

917 0 12,049

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ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE Statement of Operations Year ended June 30 2014 Academic Capital Fund Asset Fund Total $000’s $000’s $000’s

2013 Academic Fund $000’s

Capital Asset Fund $000’s

Total $000’s

REVENUE Tuition Other Restricted donations Unrestricted donations

12,598

12,356

733

672

1,204

1,295

1,214

1,251

104

130

13,526

1,204

14,730

13,195

1,214

14,409

EXPENSES Salaries and benefits

9,451

8,962

Academic program

1,026

1,015

General and administration

457

630

Scholarships and bursaries

528

581

Facilities

608

565

176

152

Capital campaign

312

Depreciation of capital assets

1,375

1,393

Interest on long-term debt

192

226

12,246

1,567

13,813

11,905

1,931

13,836

1,280

(363)

917

Communications and advancement

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES

1,290

(717)

573

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CUMULATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS Royal St. George’s College gratefully acknowledges the significant financial contributions of the Georgian Community, whose cumulative giving in support of our mission totals $25,000 or more. Collectively, these gifts have a tremendous impact on learning and teaching at our school. Thank you for your long-term support and commitment to the College. Founders’ Circle ($500,000+)

The Arbesman Family Mrs. Winifrede Burry Guy Burry ’77, Liz Lundell and Owen Burry’13 Dr. Scholl Foundation The Factor-Inwentash Family J.S. McCain The Midloch Foundation The Sheldon Inwentash and Lynn Factor Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Squibb Geoffrey Squibb & Jonathan Squibb WINCO Corporation

The Lint Family, Mr. Kevin Lint ’94 and Ms. Lesley Lint, James Lint ’98 Darius Majlessi and Manuela Marcheggiani Dr. Christopher McCulloch & Dr. Judith Beamish The Hon. & Mrs. Michael and Kelly Meighen Ms. Florence Minz Mr. Craig Moffat The Molson Family Foundation Beth Nowers & Jack Curtin Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford Red Jam Holdings Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Bradley and Cynthia Sherman Mr. Michael Sherman ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Ajit Singh Chiranjeev Singh ’07 Jaipal Singh ’10 Tom & Ruth Woods Mr. Joseph Wright Anonymous

Headmasters’ Circle ($100,000+)

Georgians’ Circle ($50,000+)

The Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Family Foundation Albert & Temmy Latner Family Foundation Kim & David Beatty Mr. & Mrs. John and Sharon Boultbee Paul & Susan Clark Mr. & Mrs. L. Robin and Donna Cornwell Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Julie Crossland John Firstbrook ’76 and Ann Firstbrook Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Mr. Craig Godsoe ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Barbara Golding Mr. David Green and Ms. Daphne Wagner Green River Foundation Max and Elizabeth Hardinge Robert Keilty ’81 and Ruth Keilty Mr. Michael Latner ’74 LinCon Management Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. David and Carol Appel Michael & Susan Barker Ms. Catherine Bateman Peter Bethlenfalvy Bishop Fred A. Wilkinson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Karen Bradeen The Briggs Family Mr. Michael Cohl & Ms. Lori McGoran Mr. & Mrs. David and Susan Corley Tim Costigan and Kathleen McLaughlin Bradley Crompton & Shane Dunworth-Crompton Mr. Gilbert De Freitas The Dubczak Family Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey and Kimberly Gold Mr. Hal Hannaford & Ms. Susan Doherty Faith Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Carr and Jean Hatch J. Bradley Holland

The Georgian Parents’ Guild The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation

Governors’ Circle ($250,000)

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Mr. & Mrs. Bruce and Leslie Jackson Nigel Johnston Mr. Ashley Taylor and Ms. Adrian Lang McCarthy Tetrault Tracy & John McManus Mr. Rob Moore and Ms. Molly Johnson Christopher and Caroline Newall NUCAP Industries Inc. Jim and Kelly Osler Mr. Fraser Phillips ’78 and Ms. Kimberly Cudney Wanda Ho & Tom Pladsen Robert and Michelle Pollock Mr. & Mrs. Frank and Christine Raponi Rick and Connie Stefankiewicz Mr. David Stewart ’72 and Mrs. Nancy Stewart Adrian Lang & Ashley Taylor TGA Entertainment Marilyn and Kenneth Thomson The Toskan Foundation The Vanden Broek Family The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Ms. Jean Wong

Knights’ Circle ($25,000+) 2849224 Ontario Ltd Francis and Melanie Allen Appel Family Foundation Appletree Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Joan Beattie Stephen Beatty ’86 Michael Boland & Mary Dawn Thomson Mr. Stewart Brown Robert Bruce The Bryant Family The Buchanan Family Mr. & Mrs. David and Wendy Bunston Mr. & Mrs. Tye and Janet Burt John D.E. Byrne & Megan Tate & Family Tony Caldwell & Martha Durdin Carolyn Sifton Foundation

Jennifer Wardrop & Robert Casper Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Anna Chambers Mr. John Cimba ’85 and Mrs. Tracey Cimba Mr. & Mrs. Charles and Ivana Clayton Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Carolyn Cullen Mr. Raymond Danniels Mr. & Mrs. George and Kathy Dembroski Mr. & Mrs. Ravi and Joanne Deshpande Johanna & David Diplock E.W. Bickle Foundation Falco Steel Fabricators Inc. Tye and Eileen Farrow Mr. & Mrs. Gordon and Karen Fowler Mariann and Steve Geist Celia & Gordon Goodman Ms. Carol Gray The Greene Family Paul Gross & Martha Burns Shelly Haber & Richard Greene Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Josée Hammill The Harbell Family Mr. David Harris and Ms. Rebecca Scovel Douglas Harrison & Margaret Grottenthaler Mr. William Hepburn ’72 and Mrs. Anne Hepburn Mr. & Mrs. David and Barbara Johnson Robynn and Scott Jolliffe Joseph S. Stauffer Company Brett and Jennifer Knowles Mr. Gary Last & Ms. Cori Simms Mr. Gregory Latremoille Ms. Susan Latremoille The Lau Family Ms. Elizabeth Lawler Mr. Susur Lee and Ms. Brenda Bent David G. Lee and Carrie Mack Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Margaret Li Lucy, Nick and Anthony Lisi Timothy S. Logan ’88

Mr. & Mrs. James and Joanne Love The Lucas Family Mr. David Lund and Ms. Heather Beamish M.E.H. Foundation Bruce MacLaren Morteza and Laleh Mahjour The Mariano Elia Foundation Mr. Scot Martin Ms. Patricia McCain Grant and Judy McDaniel Mr. & Mrs. David and Suzanne McKerroll The McKerroll Family Fund Toronto Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alexander and Marianne Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce and Mary Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. John and Nancy Mulvihill Municipal Mechanical Contractors Limited Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo and Alicia Nevarez Mr. Donald O’Born Mr. Charles Peters Jamie Peters ’90 Dennis and Maria Peterson and Family Mr. Fielding Phillips ’14 and Mr. William Phillips ’12 Brian and Megan Porter Janet & Paul Raboud Don Raymond & Jennifer Keenan

Mr. W. Peter Reid Mr. Stephen Rigby and Ms. Mary Jackson Prince-Robson Family Mr. David Roffey Robert Rubinoff Mike Sanderson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Barbara Scace Barry and Penny Somerville Kevin Stanton & Bernadette Stanton-Meijer David and Tara Steele Susur Lee Consulting Anne & Bryan Tatoff Terrace Gate Acura Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Victor and Fiona Therrien

Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas and Marie-Yolande Timmins Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Clare Trachuk Trade Electrical Contractors The Tremayne Family TriAxis Construction Limited Unilock Ltd. George and Krystyna Vassos Wolf and Gillian von Teichman The WB Family Foundation The Williams Family Mr. & Mrs. Dennis and Lucia Wing Mr. Michael Woollcombe ’87 and Mrs. Lynne Woollcombe Anonymous

A BIG GEORGIAN THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS Thank you to each and every donor who contributed to the College. Your gifts are making an impact in our school today, and will continue to enhance the experience of every RSGC student. This list includes all gifts received from July 1, 2013 to July 31, 2014. Headmasters’ Circle ($100,000+)

Dragons’ Circle ($10,000+)

LinCon Management Inc. The Lint Family Mr. & Mrs. Bradley and Cynthia Sherman and Mr. Michael Sherman ’08 Anonymous

Mr. Michael Adamson ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Christine Bell Peter Bethlenfalvy Bogden Newman Caranci Inc. Tim Costigan and Kathleen McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Julie Crossland Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Carolyn Cullen Mr. & Mrs. George and Kathy Dembroski The Dubczak Family Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Anne Gallagher Mr. David Gibbs ’95 and Ms. Dayna Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Shelagh Godsoe The Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Family Foundation Mr. Craig Godsoe ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey and Kimberly Gold Mr. & Mrs. Stewart and Jean Green Ms. Bronwen Hann Mr. David Harris and Ms. Rebecca Scovel J. Bradley Holland Mr. Ashley Taylor and Ms. Adrian Lang M.E.H. Foundation

Georgians’ Circle ($50,000+) Mrs. Winifrede Burry Guy Burry ’77, Liz Lundell and Owen Burry’13 Mr. David Green and Ms. Daphne Wagner Max and Elizabeth Hardinge Tracy & John McManus The Midloch Foundation The Molson Family Foundation Jim and Kelly Osler The Vanden Broek Family WINCO Corporation

Knights’ Circle ($25,000+) Paul & Susan Clark The Georgian Parents’ Guild JSM Capital Corporation Mr. & Mrs. G. Wayne and Maureen Squibb

The Macmillan Family The Mariano Elia Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Neil and Prudence Morrison Christopher and Caroline Newall Mr. Fraser Phillips ’78 and Ms. Kimberly Cudney Mr. Fielding Phillips ’14 and Mr. William Phillips ’12 Robert and Michelle Pollock Don Raymond & Jennifer Keenan Prince-Robson Family Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Ajit Singh and Chiranjeev Singh ’07 and Jaipal Singh ’10 Mr. William Smallman David and Tara Steele Rick and Connie Stefankiewicz Anne & Bryan Tatoff The Tremayne Family Jennifer Price and Martin Tulett The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Andrew Whiteley Ms. Jean Wong Tom & Ruth Woods Karen Atkinson and Matt Zischka Anonymous

Friends’ Circle ($5,000+) Mr. William Bamber and Ms. Leigh Merlo Michael & Susan Barker

Ms. Catherine Bateman Mr. & Mrs. Dennis and Julie Bernhard Mr. & Mrs. Arif and Maria Bhalwani The Byrne Family Tony Caldwell & Martha Durdin Jennifer Wardrop & Robert Casper Craig and Kimberly Colraine Gord and Christy Cook Johanna & David Diplock Dyfed Corp The Figueiredo Family Peter Furnish & Chantelle Courtney Mariann and Steve Geist Celia & Gordon Goodman John and Gail Graham Ms. Carol Gray Douglas Harrison & Margaret Grottenthaler David Harrison & Zac Harrison ’15 Faith Harvey Mr. William Hepburn ’72 and Mrs. Anne Hepburn Lianne & Paul Hill Robert Keilty ’81 and Ruth Keilty Mr. Michael Kelly and Ms. Marisa Mills Amanda Lang The Lau Family Lucy, Nick and Anthony Lisi

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Mr. David Lund and Ms. Heather Beamish Geoff and Josee MacDonald Bruce MacLaren Morteza and Laleh Mahjour Mr. Steve Mason and Ms. Irina Monahu Grant and Judy McDaniel McDaniel Consulting Ltd. Mr. Jeffrey Norman and Ms. Michelle Peacock The Ord Family Gordon Pearce & Janne Duncan Mr. Franck Perrin & Ms. Pamela Taylor Melissa & Steve Schwartz The Simon Family Kevin Stanton & Bernadette Stanton-Meijer Dr. Robert Stewart and Dr. Margaret Herridge Dr. George A. Trusler John and Leslie Tuer The WB Family Foundation Webster Lally Family Anonymous

Patrons’ Circle ($1,000+) Albert & Temmy Latner Family Foundation Aramark Canada Ltd. John Alati & Aida Cabecinha Mr. Mark Andersen ’94 and Ms. Marin Anderson The Anderson Family Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Merle Armstrong Mr. Andrew Armstrong ’88 and Ms. Joanna Rotenberg Dominic Auld ’86 Diane Bainbridge Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Marilyn Balan The Balan Family Ralph and Eileen Beatty Brian Blumenthal & Lisa Mendelson Michael Boland & Mary Dawn Thomson Elizabeth M. Brown and Michael Boughn Mr. Christopher Bowlby ’07 Michael Boyd & Shelagh Donovan The Beatty Family Stephen Beatty ’86 Dr. Maureen Briscoe Elizabeth Brown The Bryson-To Family Mr. John Buckingham ’71 and Mrs. Ena Buckingham The Burleton Family

Dave Burrows ’83 Scott and Kedrin Case Nicholas Casimir-Smorczewski and Catherine Pawluch Bruce Chapple ’87 & Leslie McCallum Dr. Robert Ciomyk and Ms. Lisa Roske Alex Cleveland ’13 Mr. Michael Cochrane ’81 and Ms. Katharine Ashworth Sally Armstrong & Ted Conrod Mr. Brian Culbert and Mrs. Denise Loft Ian Curry ’08 and The Curry Family Mr. Paul Deegan and Ms. Rebecca Goldfarb Anthony Devir and Joanna Robertson Dr. Peter Dimakakos and Ms. Diane Haist Mr. Sean Dunphy and Ms. Adrianne Patullo Mr. Ken Ellis and Ms. Heather Tulk Dr. Robert Eng ’88 and Mrs. Julie Lim-Eng Kevin and Kathryn Farbridge David and Kristin Ferguson The Darvish/Filice Family Firm Leader (Canada) Inc. Tom Flynn & Cathy Hampson Gibson’s Cleaners Company Limited Nick Golding ’86 and Rebecca Golding Mr. Kenneth Goodwin and Ms. Karmen Steigenga Dr. John Graham and Ms. Christine Brogan Mr. David Greifenberger and Ms. Jody Sabo The Harbell Family The Hartford Family Mr. Campbell Harvey ’77 and Mrs. Susana Harvey Mr. Carr Hatch ’98 Alistair Hicks ’86 Pam Hillen Mrs. Barbara Hills Don Hogarth & Terri Cunningham Moira Holmes & Ben Mark Holzberg Home Instead Senior Care Mr. David Horton & Ms. Kathy Haley Graham Hunt ’85 Mr. Rob Moore and Ms. Molly Johnson

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Mr. & Mrs. David and Barbara Johnson Nigel Johnston The Jones Family Arthur D. Kennedy ’81 Mr. Colin Kinnear and Ms. Cynthia Goodchild Catherine Kirkland & Christopher Newton Mr. Alan Kirkpatrick and Ms. Shannon Valliant Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Natalie Kirsh Robert and Denise Kitchen Dr. Patricia Colton & Dr. Paul Kurdyak Isabel & Nicky Lai Mr. Andrew Le Feuvre ’83 Tim Leishman & Eleanor Misener The Lenkov Family Mr. & Ms. Jeffrey and Alison Leung Mr. Andrew Livingston and Ms. Helene Clarkson Mr. Donald Lomax Mr. & Mrs. James and Margo Longwell The Lowidt Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Keith and Tanya Luder Mr. Angelo MacDonald and Ms. Mary Garofalo Nigel Marsh, Madhu Sikand and Family Max Clarkson Family Foundation Rob and Nancy McConnell Andrew McConnell ’11 Mrs. Carolyn McGowan Hugh McKee ’86 and Hillary Pounsett Frank McLaughlin & Soraya Farha Nigel Meakin & Lauren Millier Mr. & Mrs. Miler Mr. David Miller and Ms. Bruna Gambino The Mizen Family Rob and Sharron Mollenhauer The Moos Family Simon and Jennifer Munroe Ms. Jane Nyman Lori & Paul O’Leary Timothy Ormsby ’78 James O’Sullivan & Lucie Vallée Don and Nancy Pearson Jamie Peters ’90 Dennis and Maria Peterson and Family Mr. & Mrs. Sreten and Sladjana Petrovic Wanda Ho & Tom Pladsen

Reid Plaxton and Family Mr. Marvin Pludwinski and Ms. Linda Hacker Pristine Family Mr. Doug Pritchard and Mrs. Susan Murrell Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford Janet & Paul Raboud Dr. Neil Rau and Ms. Margaret Drent Mr. Paul Rawlinson and Ms. Jo Barry Mr. & Mrs. David and Honey Rea Ed Robertson and Natalie Herbert The Royer Family Lisa and Jim Ruscica Philippa Samworth Mark and Linda Saunders John Sayers ’87 & Eleanor Latta Michael Scauzillo The Sellery Family Kieran Sharma & Family Mr. & Mrs. David and Stacey Sharpe The Moss-Sharpe Family Barry and Penny Somerville St. John’s Music Mr. Kenneth Stein and Ms. Leslie Jones Tom Stevens Mr. Robert Stevens & Ms. Elizabeth Ann Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Susan Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. J. Gregory and Marie-Claude Sutton Mr. Ye Tao and Ms. Hong Guo Daniel Tecimer ’93 and MaryAnne Tecimer Mr. & Mrs. Matt and Liz Tedford Garrick Tiplady, Thecla Sweeney & Family Andrew ’88 & Caroline van Nostrand Karen Volterra Mr. Terence Wallis The Walton Family Maureen and Bill Wareham Jonathan Wheler & Tricia Tait-Wheler The Williams Family Mr. & Mrs. Rod and Jennifer Wilmer Mr. Mark Wisniewski and Ms. Liane Quan Mr. Michael Woolhouse and Dr. Christine Allen Dr. Paul Wright and Ms. Susan Moellers

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin and Julia Wright Mr. & Mrs. Jia Hui and Shi Wu Mr. Max Wu & Ms. So-hyeong Yun Takahiro and Tomoko Yamanaka Anonymous

Benefactors’ Circle (up to $1,000) Mark Ackley Glen Algarvio Mr. & Mrs. Douglas and Monique Allen Luba Andrews Taylor Armstrong ’96 Mr. Brian Arntsen & Ms. Marina Queirolo Mr. Peter Ascherl & Dr. Catherine Desjardins Jacquie Baby & Andrew Prowse Salvatore Badali & Kim McInnes Ms. M. Bader-Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Mary Beadon Andrew P.W. Bennett ’91 Wayne Bibby Mrs. Jennifer Bibby Mr. Stuart Bollefer & Ms. Diane Karnay The Bonetta Family Mr. Reid Bowlby and Ms. Deborah Bongard Mr. David Brady and Ms. Robin Lampard Branksome Hall The Briggs Family The Bryant Family Mr. William Bryant ’10 Richard Bubb Mr. Owen Burry ’13 Pat Butler Ms. Dorothy Byers Mr. Simon Cain Philip Calder ’85 Michelle Carter Roger Chiu & Leona Greene Mr. Brennan Chiu ’15 Mr. Thomas Clute ’79 and Ms. Fiona Smith Terry Collins ’73 Timothy and Patricia Colton John and Catherine Conforzi Mr. Cameron Conn-Grant ’00 The Connolly Family Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Lari-Ann Convery Mr. John Cook and Ms. Sarah Pendleton

Mr. Ryan Cookson ’03 Ms. Fiona Cooper James Reble ’10 David Crawford and Julia Holland Craigellachie Corp. The D’Arcy Family Paul Darvasi Mark and Susan Davis Rachel DeBlois Ms. Gloria Della Maestra James Donnelly Mr. Robert Dyer ’99 Michael and Alison Dyson Mr. & Mrs. David and Elizabeth Edmison Alex Edmison ’02 Kelly & Corbet Elder The Rev. Tim Elliott & Ms. Judy Maddren Jeff Enfield ’97 Ata Ettehadieh Robert and Nancy Evans Mr. Wayne Evans and Ms. Luba Kelebay Keith Farrar David & Kelley Fitzpatrick Sherry Fitzpatrick Pat Forgione & Daniela Gallo & Family Bernard Francisco & Kathryn Minialoff Prof. & Mrs. Max and Heather Friesen Elden Fulton Julie Girvan The Glady Family Eleanor Glynn Mr. Gustavo Gonzalez Graydon Goodman & Family Barbara Goodwin-Zeibots Cathie Gryfe-Seeley & David Gryfe Mr. Marc Gunter and Ms. Laura Steele Mr. Don Haist Mr. & Ms. Geoffrey and Anne Hancock Mr. Donald Hanna and Ms. Shenda Tanchak Mr. Ian Hardacre ’85 and Dr. Karen Proctor Mr. Nicholas Harrison ’14 G. Crofton Harvey Heather Leckie Bryant Memorial Foundation Michael Henry ’87 Mr. Lukas Heslip ’14 Mr. Paul Hickey & Ms. Lisa Barton Highcastle Investments Ltd.

John & Jane Hodgins Dr. Jay Hodgson and Ms. Xiaodong Zhou Mrs. Donna Holland Mr. Maxfield Holzberg ’15 Mr. Paul Hooper and Ms. Caitlin MacNamara Mr. & Mrs. Stephen and Louise Hucal Robert P. Hutchison Tim Hutton Hydro One Inc. Douglas and Diane Jamieson Mr. & Mrs. Stanley and Nancy Janecek Bruce Jardine ’94 Robynn and Scott Jolliffe Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Karen Jones Ms. Maria Jordan Jay Kearsey Mr. & Mrs. David and Paula Kerr Mr. Benjamin Kerr ’10 Mr. Douglas Kirby & Ms. Martha McCarthy Rickesh Kotecha ’00 & Family John Lambersky and Jennifer Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Joseph and Teri Lawver Dr. James Leatch & Dr. Sandra Boyes James Lee Bret Leech ’92 Life Choices & EDF Mr. Jim Lisser and Ms. Carol Cruickshank Mr. Raymond Llewellyn & Ms. Robin Hurst Mr. & Ms. Sean and Gill Loucks The Lucas Family Hon. Donald & Mrs. Adrian Macdonald John MacDonald ’87 Jamie MacFarlane ’92 Bill MacLaren Patti MacNicol Mr. Mike Mallin ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Randy and Jennifer Marks T.B.K. Martin John Mazurek Mr. & Mrs. David and Jennifer McBride Ms. Martha McCarthy David McClocklin ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Greg and Diane McDonald Mr. Scott McEvoy and Ms. Lindsay Kertland

Dr. David McNeely and Dr. Barbara Liu Laura McPhedran David & Yuri Miller Peter Miller ’81 Michael Milosevic & Eileen Fischer Ms. Rilla Misener Ms. Kerry Mitchell Dan Mitchell ’99 Mr. Michael H. Morgan Mrs. Susan Murrell Nabi Spa John and Sarah Nagel Ms. Kimberley Neeson Terrance Nicholson ’70 Mr. Chris Norton and Ms. Noelle Wood Toni & Stuart Nosworthy Beth Nowers & Jack Curtin Omega Fitness Mr. Bruce Patterson ’86 Jesse Parker ’01 Mr. & Ms. Aaron and Kelly Payne N. Jane Pepino Drs. Gillian Hawker & Marty Perlmutar Martina Sobotik and Gregory Petrela Ms. Brenna Pladsen Bishop Philip Poole ’70 Ron and Lynn Poth Andrew Rains ’02 Morris and Sue Reid Douglas Richmond ’77 & Donna Meyers Peter and Fran Ricketts Mr. Brian D. Robinson Mr. Kim Robinson ’72 and Ms. Barbara McMurray Janet & Bill Roscoe Dr. Christopher Roscoe ’02 and Mrs. Caitlin Roscoe Mrs. Rona Rowdon Mr. Anthony Rubes ’77 and Mrs. Brenda Rubes Torin Rumball Michael J. Ruscitti Mr. Ian Russell Ms. Dianne Ryan & Mr. Rob Hogg Mrs. Jule D. Ryder Vincent Santamaura ’77 Peter & Rosie Sarellas and Family Reverend Kenneth W. Scott Mr. Gregory Scott ’75 and Mrs. Linda Scott Dr. & Mrs. Kunjar and Carolyn Sharma

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Dr. George Skarbek-Borowski ’85 and Ms. Sara Skarbek-Borowski Dr. David & Marlene Smith Mr. Steven W. Smith Mr. Greg Smith and Ms. Janet Stephenson Mr. James Smith ’05 Mr. David Smith ’07 Mr. Andrew Spears ’79 and Ms. Laleh Moshiri St. Clement’s School St. Mildred’s-Lightbourn School Mr. Brad Stoneburgh and Ms. Clare Samworth Ms. Benita Tafel Mr. John Tam Dave Taylor & Stacy Torbit and Family Chris and Shelagh Taylor Jason & Annick Taylor ’97 Mr. Patrick Taylor ’02 Terry and Carole Thompson The Thornburys Dr. & Mrs. Allan and ‘Emilie Toguri James C. Tory & Cynthia Rogers James Tremayne ’12 Ms. Stefanie Turner Nick and Heather Van Herk George and Krystyna Vassos Capt. Myles Vivares Matthew von Teichman ’92 Andrew and Natalie von Teichman Howard-Waddingham Family Tom Wade West The Walker Family Mr. Bradley Walker ’13 Jeff Wassermann & Janis Rusen William E. Wilson Mr. Mark Wilson and Ms. Diane Pitblado Ms. Sara Wilson Mr. David R. Windeyer and Ms. Elizabeth Flavelle Mr. Michael Woollcombe ’87 and Mrs. Lynne Woollcombe Workplace Resource Toronto Jeff Wrana & Liliana Attisano Mr. Jonathan Wynn ’78 and Ms. Sandra Wynn www.EarthySpices.com Mr. Cynick Young and Ms. Laurel Williams

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Alumni Giving Terrance Nicholson ’70 Bishop Philip Poole ’70 Mr. John Buckingham ’71 and Mrs. Ena Buckingham Mr. William Hepburn ’72 and Mrs. Anne Hepburn David McClocklin ’72 Mr. Kim Robinson ’72 and Ms. Barbara McMurray Terry Collins ’73 Mr. Brian White ’73 Mr. Gregory Scott ’75 and Mrs. Linda Scott Guy Burry ’77, Liz Lundell and Owen Burry’13 Mr. Campbell Harvey ’77 and Mrs. Susana Harvey Douglas Richmond ’77 & Donna Meyers Mr. Anthony Rubes ’77 and Mrs. Brenda Rubes Vincent Santamaura ’77 Mr. V. Raines Koby ’78 and Mrs. Catherine Koby Timothy Ormsby ’78 Mr. Fraser Phillips ’78 and Ms. Kimberly Cudney Mr. Jonathan Wynn ’78 and Ms. Sandra Wynn Mr. Thomas Clute ’79 and Ms. Fiona Smith Mr. Michael Cochrane ’81 and Ms. Katharine Ashworth Robert Keilty ’81 and Ruth Keilty Peter Miller ’81 Scott Daly ’82 Mr. Stanley Janecek ’82 Mr. David Gordon ’83 and Mrs. Ashley Gordon Mr. Andrew Le Feuvre ’83 Paul & Susan Clark Mr. Ian Hardacre ’85 and Dr. Karen Proctor Graham Hunt ’85 Dr. George Skarbek-Borowski ’85 and Ms. Sara Skarbek-Borowski Stephen Beatty ’86 Mr. Bruce Patterson ’86 Michael Henry ’87

John MacDonald ’87 John Sayers ’87 & Eleanor Latta Mr. Michael Woollcombe ’87 and Mrs. Lynne Woollcombe Mr. Andrew Armstrong ’88 and Ms. Joanna Rotenberg Mr. Daniel Conn ’88 and Mrs. Pamela Conn Dr. Robert Eng ’88 and Mrs. Julie Lim-Eng Mr. Andrew van Nostrand ’88 and Ms. Caroline van Nostrand Mr. Darren White ’88 Mr. Michael Adamson ’89 Jamie Peters ’90 Chris Yelle ’90 Andrew P.W. Bennett ’91 Bret Leech ’92 Jamie MacFarlane ’92 Matthew von Teichman ’92 Daniel Tecimer ’93 and MaryAnne Tecimer Mr. Mark Andersen ’94 and Ms. Marin Anderson Bruce Jardine ’94 Mr. Kevin Lint ’94 and Ms. Lesley Lint Mr. Colin Watson ’94 and Ms. Carrie Illsley Mr. David Gibbs ’95 and Ms. Dayna Gibbs Taylor Armstrong ’96 Mr. Behzad Ghotb ’96 James Lint ’98 Mr. Robert Dyer ’99 Dan Mitchell ’99 Mr. Cameron Conn-Grant ’00 Rickesh Kotecha ’00 & Family Jesse Parker ’01 Alex Edmison ’02 Dr. Christopher Roscoe ’02 and Mrs. Caitlin Roscoe Mr. Patrick Taylor ’02 Mr. Ryan Cookson ’03 Mr. J. Morgan Rubes ’03 Mr. Simon McCamus ’05 Mr. James Smith ’05 Mr. Christopher Bowlby ’07 Mr. David Smith ’07 Mr. Edward Beqaj ’08 Mr. Ian Curry ’08 Mr. Vincent Demarco ’08 Mr. Ross Golding ’08 Mr. Mike Mallin ’08

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Mr. Michael Sherman ’08 Mr. William Bryant ’10 Mr. Benjamin Kerr ’10 James Tremayne ’12 Mr. Owen Burry ’13 Oliver Petrela-Sobotik ’13 Mr. Alec Tulett ’13 Mr. Bradley Walker ’13 Mr. Nicholas Harrison ’14 Mr. Lukas Heslip ’14 Anonymous

Staff Giving Mark Ackley Glen Algarvio Jacquie Baby & Andrew Prowse Ms. M. Bader-Shaw Stephen Beatty ’86 Wayne Bibby Jennifer Bibby Mr. Andrew Blanchette ’96 The Bonetta Family Richard Bubb Mr. Simon Cain Michelle Carter Malcolm Coles Mr. Stephen Colwell Ms. Fiona Cooper The D’Arcy Family Paul Darvasi Rachel DeBlois Gerry & Lisa Doerksen James Donnelly The Rev. Tim Elliott & Ms. Judy Maddren Jeff Enfield ’97

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Dr. Trena Evans Keith Farrar David & Kelley Fitzpatrick Sherry Fitzpatrick Elden Fulton Julie Girvan Cathie Gryfe-Seeley & David Gryfe Ms. Alison Hart Ms. Nadya Habib & Mr. David Ford Tim Hutton Douglas and Diane Jamieson Maria Jordan Andrea Kaye Jay Kearsey Catherine Kirkland & Christopher Newton Rickesh Kotecha ’00 & Family John Lambersky and Jennifer Goldberg Dr. James Leatch & Dr. Sandra Boyes David G. Lee and Carrie Mack Mr. & Ms. Sean and Gill Loucks John Mazurek Laura McPhedran David & Yuri Miller Ms. Elizabeth Nichols Toni & Stuart Nosworthy Ms. Jane Nyman Lori & Paul O’Leary Mr. & Ms. Aaron and Kelly Payne Luke Rankin Morris and Sue Reid Mr. Brian D. Robinson

Torin Rumball Michael J. Ruscitti Ms. Dianne Ryan & Mr. Rob Hogg Peter & Rosie Sarellas and Family Phil Spacie Janet Stephenson Tom Stevens Mr. John Tam The Thornburys Emilie Toguri Emma Totten Ms. Stefanie Turner Nick and Heather Van Herk Capt. Myles Vivares Tom Wade West Anonymous

Grandparent Giving Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Marilyn Balan Dr. Maureen Briscoe Mrs. Winifrede Burry Timothy and Patricia Colton Mr. Don Haist Mrs. Donna Holland Hon. Donald & Mrs. Adrian Macdonald Bill MacLaren Dr. & Mrs. Don and Jane MacLennan Ms. Rilla Misener Mr. & Mrs. David and Honey Rea Mr. William Smallman Dr. George A. Trusler The Williams Family

Gifts in Kind 2mi.ca - The Canadian Online Design Store Mark Ackley Mr. Michael Adamson ’89 Mr. James Anagnoson & Ms. Julia Young AGF The Arbesman Family Ms. M. Bader-Shaw Donate Naturally Roger Chiu & Leona Greene Mr. Brennan Chiu ’15 Mr. Thomas Clute ’79 and Ms. Fiona Smith Ms. Fiona Cooper Scott Daly ’82 Gibson’s Cleaners Company Limited Mr. Gustavo Gonzalez Hal Hannaford Mr. Nicholas Harrison ’14 Mr. Lukas Heslip ’14 Moira Holmes & Ben Mark Holzberg Mr. Maxfield Holzberg ’15 Mr. Michael Hope and Ms. Lynne Hoppen Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Karen Jones Mr. Douglas Kirby & Ms. Martha McCarthy Mr. Alan Kirkpatrick and Ms. Shannon Valliant Rickesh Kotecha ’00 & Family Life Choices & EDF

Mr. Jim Lisser and Ms. Carol Cruickshank Mr. & Ms. Sean and Gill Loucks Nigel Marsh, Madhu Sikand and Family Ms. Martha McCarthy Rob and Nancy McConnell Medcan David & Yuri Miller Nabi Spa Omega Fitness Ms. Diane Pitblado Ms. Brenna Pladsen SAB Miller Barry and Penny Somerville Tom Stevens Ms. Benita Tafel Dr. & Mrs. Allan and Emilie Toguri Union Wine Capt. Myles Vivares Andrew von Teichman ’96 Matthew von Teichman ’92 Ms. Sara Wilson Mr. Mark Wilson and Ms. Diane Pitblado Workplace Resource Toronto Jeff Wrana & Liliana Attisano www.EarthySpices.com Anonymous