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Headmaster’s 2013 Prize Day Speech The following is a condensed version of the speech given by Headmaster Kevin McHenry at SAC’s 114th Prize Day ceremony in June.
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believe this is the strongest graduating class I have CISAA final in the same year. It was a banner year for had the pleasure of observing during the 11 years I First teams. have been at SAC. The 133 members of the Class 2) Carol Service: It was a pretty overwhelming experiof 2013 are a special collection of young men who ence for me to sit by the altar at the Yorkminister Baptist are both tight-knit and loyal to their school. This Church as 613 boys sang their hearts out before more class completely embraced the theme for the year, than 2,000 people. When Old Boys joined in to sing as they “pursued greatness” in so many different ways Amazing Grace and the Dorset Carol, it was really a throughout the past 10 months. special moment. It was also the first time all Not surprisingly, our grads’ academic results of our Upper School students wore kilts. are outstanding. They won over $1.3 million in 3) SpringSmash: This event clearly scholarship offers to universities in Canada, the demonstrated brotherhood in action. United States, and around the world. It was organized by our McEwen LeaderThe average number of university offers ship students but all grads seemed to per student was five, and 68% of the class be very much involved. In fact, it was will attend university in Ontario, with nice to see the entire student body, from Western University leading the charge at grades 5-12, outside playing together 28. Fifteen students will attend U of T, as Andrean brothers. The event raised and 12 will attend Queen’s. Nine per cent over $20,000 for charity. Michael Chiang (left) and Rory will attend out-of-province schools, and It is very apparent to me that this McGuire, co-recipients of the 11% of the class will attend university in group of 133 young men love their school. Macdonald Medal. the U.S. with acceptances at Notre Dame, They have set a wonderful tone all year, Brown University, Duke University, and the University of and I couldn’t be more proud of their collective excellence. Pennsylvania. In keeping with this very positive theme, I would like to Outside our classrooms, St. Andrew’s students continued take this opportunity to report briefly on the 2013 Parent to display excellence. I believe these three most memorable Satisfaction Survey distributed in March and to thank the moments involved many grade 12 students this year: 320 families who responded. From the preliminary results, 1) Nov. 6–7, 2012: For the first time in our history, the the survey indicated 87% of parents have a very strong First Soccer, Football and Volleyball teams made the overall level of satisfaction with St. Andrew’s. Another Like Father Like Son: Five 2013 grads were welcomed into the Old Boy fold by their fathers in June: (l–r) Cliff ’77 and CJ Sifton; Jason ’85 and Austin Pugliese; Scott ’79 and Conner Rowntree; Paul ’85 and Robert A. Henriques; Joshua and Andrew ’84 Mahfood. 2 ANNUAL REPORT
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Headmaster Kevin McHenry presented Keaton Ward ’13 with the Headmaster’s Trophy for being named SAC’s Athlete of the Year.
statistic I found quite interesting: a whopping 97% of parents said their son enjoys going to school. This is great news, but that figure is hard even for me to believe! I would love to take all the credit, but I know that, without a doubt, it’s primarily because of the teachers sitting behind me. Two members of our faculty will not return to St. Andrew’s next year. We wish Dr. Trena Evans all the best in her new role as Head of English at Royal St. George’s College in Toronto, as well as Hannah Franson, who has accepted a full-time position teaching French at Branksome Hall. There are a couple of very significant retirements this year. Mike Hanson retires after working at St. Andrew’s for the past 32 years as a teacher, coach, advisor, Housemaster, and Director of Middle School. Dolly Moffat-Lynch retires after devoting 23 years to SAC, most recently as Associate Director of Admission. Congratulations to them both.
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After living in residence for the past 13 years, Dave and Natascia Stewart are moving off campus. Dave has been the Housemaster of Flavelle House for the past six years. Housemastering is undoubtedly one of the most time-consuming yet rewarding positions at SAC. On behalf of the hundreds of boys whom you have helped to raise into fine young men, thank you very much. I would like to recognize three additions to our 25-Year Faculty Club. Congratulations to Steven Rush, Greg Shields, and David Dawson for their outstanding service to St. Andrew’s over the past quarter century. In order to determine the recipients of the various awards given out today, we held a very positive five-hour faculty meeting. In fact, it took more than an hour to determine the winner of the very prestigious Macdonald Medal. The Macdonald Medal is considered the absolute top award in the School. At least 15 students were nominated. After considerable discussion, the list was narrowed down to two students. Almost always, the award is given to only one student, but three separate votes resulted in a tie between two of them. The faculty quickly came to the realization that it made a great deal of sense to award two Macdonald Medals this year. These two individuals are both incredible young men with very different strengths. Their immense talents demonstrate how wonderfully diverse our students are. Both Michael Chiang and Rory McGuire live the mission of the School to the fullest in unique ways. In closing, I would again like to thank each and every member of the Class of 2013. At the grad dinner, a common theme emerged during just about every speech. The theme was this: Everyone here should make the St. Andrew’s College experience last a lifetime. Whether you’re an Old Boy, parent, grandparent or sibling, you are always welcome back to your school. We truly hope that you will keep in touch with us as you continue life’s journey. Grads, I am sure that while you look forward to the future, you might also feel a little anxious about what lies ahead. I say with confidence, you are well prepared and very capable. Congratulations and best of luck in the future. WWW.SAC.ON.CA 3
Message from Scott Hayter Executive Director of Advancement
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he 2012–2013 school year was a very busy and successful one. My heartfelt thanks go to all those who have guided and supported the College this past year. We are so fortunate to have such a caring and generous Andrean community. Your commitment to helping advance the School makes all the difference, and we are very grateful.
with a 63% participation rate for the year. Thankfully, the SAC Foundation endowment has experienced some modest growth at a current value of $25.7 million. Funds distributed to the School from the annual endowment transfer helped to provide $2 million in scholarship and bursary assistance to 148 boys— 24% of the 613 student body. SAC is advancing well, but we are always mindful of avoiding complacency. We continue to develop better ways to involve and engage our Old Boys and our past and present parents to ensure that they feel they play a role in the School’s future. “ Your commitment meaningful The latest survey indicated that we doing a better job of communicatto helping advance are ing to our constituencies, in particular about the value of supporting the the School makes School. We have a gap of $7 million to fill to meet the Not An Ordinary all the difference, Place Campaign—a campaign that will complete the capital needs of the and we are School for the foreseeable future. And very grateful.” when the capital campaign wraps up, we look forward to the opportunity to focus on the growth of the Foundation endowment fund. Helping to provide The $37 million Not An Ordinary Place Campaign the Andrean experience to deserving students resohas been our primary focus, with construction on nates with all of us. campus in full swing. The first phase, the Yuill FamThank you again for your support. ily Athletic Complex, is complete. The second phase, the Centre for Innovation, Leadership & Performance, is well underway with expected completion in January 2015. The third phase, the La Brier Family Arena, is underway with expected completion in spring 2014. Andreans have been very supportive of the campaign, while continuing their annual support to areas of the School they are particularly passionate about. J.SCOTT W. HAYTER Parent annual support in particular continues to grow EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT 4 ANNUAL REPORT
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Rory McGuire ’13 Valedictory Remarks The following is an excerpt from Head Prefect Rory McGuire’s valedictory speech on Prize Day in June.
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e are closing a significant chapter in our lives and beginning a new one. This new chapter will bring new adventures and experiences. We might not all walk the same path in the future, but it is important to remember one thing: whatever life throws at you, embrace it. Embrace every hardship, embrace every success, embrace your new friendships, and embrace every single moment of your life. We attend a school that ninety-nine percent of the world cannot even imagine attending. We were granted this opportunity because of the hard work of our parents. But the success that each and every student in our class achieved depended upon how well they embraced the School. Life is filled with small moments that make up memories that help to shape who we become as people. The experiences we have shared at this school are some of those memories. It is up to us to appreciate everything we are given and understand that no one will ever have all the answers. It is up to us to keep searching and to keep taking on new challenges. To all the teachers, thank you for making this home. In many cases, we had different teachers who influenced us, but I can assure you that every single one of you had an impact on a graduate’s life. As for my fellow classmates…no one else in the world will ever understand the connection we have. To every single one of you in our graduating class, whether it’s your best friend or just a classmate, you stand here today with 132 of your brothers. We share this bond. It is ours forever. Let’s make the most of it and never forget what we share. No matter what the future holds, prepare yourself for everything: our journey does not stop here. This is just the beginning of a life filled with all kinds of moments and all kinds of questions. I hope that some of the lessons we
have learned here will help us in finding out the answers. When I look around at my fellow classmates, I see success. I see people in pursuit of greatness. Take that pursuit and follow your dreams.
Rory McGuire ‘13 presented the Biafran Award to Amanda Thorne. This annual award is given to the teacher or staff member who has meant the most to the graduates during their SAC career, as determined by a vote.
I want to leave you with the same quote I shared with the grade 8 graduates. It is a saying that my mother always told us: “Remember who you are and what you believe in.” Good luck to all my fellow classmates in the future. WWW.SAC.ON.CA 5
SAC Foundation Statement of Operations 2012–2013 Year Ended June 30
2013
2012
5,295,718
3,419,965
Interest & Dividends
789,118
761,109
Realized Gain/(Loss) on sale of Investments
741,777
379,558
$6,826,613
$4,560,632
738,644
733,643
Unrestricted Donations
509,486
493,355
Other Designated Gifts
335,292
411,340
4,852
21,288
4,467,156
2,383,660
DONATIONS
REVENUE Donations
Total Revenue
DISTRIBUTIONS Scholarships & Bursaries School’s Priority Needs & Designated Gifts
Gifts in Kind Capital Projects (CMP & Major Renovations) Total Distributed to St. Andrew’s College
CAPITAL
ANNUAL GIVING
ENDOWMENT
81.4%
16.3%
2.3%
DONATIONS BY CONSTITUENCY OLD BOYS
CURRENT PARENTS
OTHER
55%
34%
11%
GOVERNORS & TRUSTEES: 29% This % is counted in the above totals as all Governors
$6,055,430
$4,043,286
and Trustees are in another category.
DISTRIBUTIONS CAPITAL PROJECTS
SCHOOL‘S PRIORITY NEEDS & DESIGNATED OPERATING ITEMS
71%
12.8%
SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES & AWARDS
INVESTMENT & PLANNED GIVING EXPENSE
12%
4.2%
OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS Investment & Custody Fees
123,611
111,170
Planned Giving Expense
144,302
140,850
$267,913
$251,020
$6,323,343
$4,295,306
503,270
265,325
23,054,806
23,640,357
1,571,303
(850,876)
$25,129,379
$23,054,806
Total Distributions
Excess (Deficit) of revenue over expenses for the year Fund Balances Beginning of Year Unrealized gain (loss) on Investments Fund Balance End of Year
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Statement of Operations
SAC REVENUES
The breakdown of expenses and revenues is shown in graphical format on the right. For internal purposes and for the purpose of setting tuition fees, the Board does not budget for depreciation; however, we do allocate $800,000 toward major expenses on plant repairs and maintenance in any given year.
ACTUAL 2012–2013 8% – Ancillary Incomes
86%
5% – Donations for Operations 1% – Investment Income
Tuition & Mandatory Fees
SAC Revenues 2012–2013 Tuition revenues and mandatory fees are the primary revenue source. Ancillary revenue is comprised of interest income, housing rentals, summer program revenue, Campus Shop revenue, and rental of facilities. Donations toward operating costs include $900,000 from the SAC endowment Funds as well as annual giving from Old Boys, parents, and staff.
SAC EXPENSES ACTUAL 2012–2013
19% 10% 9%
SAC Expenses 2012–2013 The expense chart depicts expenses based on a functional division. Salaries and wages represent approximately 60% of our total budget but are included within the functional areas. The percentage of expenses in each category is very stable year over year. Academic and co-curricular expenses refer to all student program activities including athletics, Cadets, library, and resident support services. Buildings, grounds, and maintenance expenses include utilities, insurance, repairs, and replacement of small capital items. Financial Aid represents $2 million in bursaries and scholarships.
Academics & Co-Curricular
46%
7%
Buildings, Grounds & Maintenance Administration Food Services Financial Aid
5% Advancement 4% Admission
OLD BOYS
TOP
2012–2013 FISCAL YEAR
DOLLARS RAISED
PARTICIPATION RATE
1. 1957...... $672,010 2. 1979...... $414,665 3. 1977...... $247,300
1. 1934...... 100% 2. 1950...... 55% 3. 1941...... 50%
4. 1964.......... $232,908
4. 1943.......... 50%
5. 1985.......... $209,210
5. 1944.......... 44%
6. 1959.......... $152,550
6. 1953.......... 39.13%
7. 1983.......... $110,250
7. 1945.......... 37.50%
8. 1943.......... $50,200
8. 1954.......... 37.50%
9. 1954.......... $48,250
9. 1970.......... 35.29%
10. 1986.......... $31,625
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omehow it is fitting that the classroom dedicated to former teacher Dick Gibb, a man who cared deeply for the School and its students, is nestled between academics and athletics and surrounded by art. Dick spent 37 years on the faculty of the College, and the classroom in his honour is where he last taught geography. The room is located at the end of McLaughlin Hall, where the work of the Headmaster’s Art Awards winners graces the walls, and the last stop before the Bedard Athletic Centre. Just around the corner is the gym and a few steps further, Walden Pool, so named for John ’71, one of his former students, and later, a fellow faculty member. Dick was a consummate educator and coach of the first order. He spent nearly four decades at St. Andrew’s. And like most memorable teachers, he is remembered fondly by the hundreds of students he helped turn into men. Mr. Gibb was a man who was respected not just by Old Boys, faculty members, and friends of the School, but also by the legion of young people who travelled with him. These boys 8 ANNUAL REPORT
“ He enriched my life and I will always be grateful. Judging by the success of his scholarship fund, many others share my opinion.” —Robert Jones ’67 and girls who travelled to Europe with Gibb-Macfarlane tours and on the “shipwrecked trips” to the Bahamas were known as “Trippers,” “Rudesheimers,” “Walkers,” and “Bikers.” He was no shrinking violet. As one of the first teachers to sit on SAC’s Board of Governors, he once spoke at a board meeting about the importance of the School’s visual arts program. If he felt strongly about something, he let everyone in the room know his opinion.
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Legacy William White ‘13
When Dick passed away suddenly in 1985, Old Boys wanted to do something in his memory. That something soon evolved into a scholarship endowed in his name. The Scholarship Committee of Wendy Little, Stan Macfarlane, Jake Omstead ’52, and Tom Bosley, along with assistance from Gayle McPherson, John Walden ’71, David Dunlap ’56, and Dick’s eldest son, Richard Gibb ’61, tracked down as many travellers and admirers as they could find. The original solicitation letter for the Dick Gibb Scholarship stated that the “scholarship will be awarded annually to a student in need who demonstrates honesty, sportsmanship, a sense of humour, and who excels in geography, cricket and/ or sailing—the kind of young man who would be a welcome mate on board Dick’s boat.” The response was generous and, frankly, overwhelming. Over 400 donations were received from that initial mailing. From an original goal of $60,000, the fund has grown to over $700,000, and dozens of Old Boys and other supporters continue to contribute every year, 28 years after its creation. Outside his former classroom now hangs a donor plaque, a tribute in Dick’s honour.
2012–2013 Gibb Scholarship Recipient The scholarship that bears Dick’s name has been increased in recent years to several annual awards. To date, 37 Old Boys have received support from the Gibb Fund, the latest being William White ’13. William grew up in Bermuda and was attending Saltus Academy when he met Headmaster Ted Staunton (SAC’s Headmaster from 1997–2009). Ted suggested that St. Andrew’s would be a good fit for William, and the Gibb Fund seemed to be tailor-made for him. William arrived at St. Andrew’s in the fall of 2010 and graduated this past June. William says he was a laid back student in Bermuda who needed more focus academically and athletically. He was assigned David Manning as his advisor, who is Head Coach of Varsity Soccer and Hockey. “Coach Manning quickly identified that I had the
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ability to play at the next level in soccer, but my work ethic was very low,” recalls William. “He brought me around the First Hockey team, and asked me to be their manager. I was amazed at how hard those student athletes worked in practice, in games, and in the classroom, not to mention their dedication completing assignments and homework, whether it was on the road, in a bus, or in their dorms.” William not only acted as manager that first year, but continued for all three years he was at the School. David Stewart was his Housemaster in Flavelle, someone William says “was very influential in the development of what I now call ‘the Canadian work ethic.’ I plan to carry that mentality with me into the future.”
William was a cricketer for two years, and MVP once, and his team claimed the CISAA championship this past season. His SAC soccer team won back-to-back CISAA championships as well. He played on the Bermuda U19 national team in 2013. William accepted an offer from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, where he now studies business and plays soccer. In time, the Old Boys who knew and respected Dick Gibb will fade from the scene, but what will remain is his scholarship, created and funded in perpetuity by his former students and friends. What will also remain is the extraordinary tribute of providing future young men with a St. Andrew’s education. And for that he would be most proud. JIM HERDER ’64
Every dollar counts: monthly donors do make a difference
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rom the mortar that holds the bricks in place to the carpet on the floors and the doors on the classrooms, the generous contributions of Andreans have made St. Andrew’s College what it is today. St. Andrew’s relies on the financial support of its alumni, current and alumni parents, and friends of the School to continue to offer an exceptional St. Andrew’s experience and rigourous educational opportunities. Malek Smith ’05 is one Andrean who demonstrates the importance of supporting his former school by pledging a monthly donation to the Not An Ordinary Place capital campaign. He feels it’s the least he can do for an experience he describes as life-changing. Malek Smith ‘05 “From Cadets and sports to living in residence, the School helped me build a solid core of skills that really became the foundation for my future success in university and in my career.” As Malek began his career, he started to realize how much of an impact St. Andrew’s had on his success, and he wanted to give back to the School that gave him so much. 10 ANNUAL REPORT
While he knows that current and future students will have their own SAC experience, Malek understands that for the School to stay at the forefront of independent education, it requires the assistance of the entire Andrean community. “I think it’s important to support initiatives such as new buildings and sports facilities, so the School can continue to be on the leading edge.” As the director of sales and marketing for Mass Insurance Brokers Limited in Markham, Ont., Malek feels all Old Boys should give back, urging them to “really think back on your experience at St. Andrew’s and what it did to help you grow as a person and a leader. If you want other young men to experience the same thing, then you should contribute.” “Every gift makes a difference, regardless of amount,” agrees Scott Hayter, Executive Director of Advancement. “Our younger donors strengthen their lifelong relationship with SAC by engaging in and supporting the current and future needs of the School.” Monthly donations can be set up online or through the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office by contacting Ryan Bryce ’05 at ryan.bryce@sac.on.ca or 905-727-3178 ext. 322. NICOLETTE FLEMING
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HELP US REACH OUR GOAL!
$37 MILLION
$29.7 MILLION REASONS TO CELEBRATE! PHASE
1
Yuill Family Athletic Complex Opened May 2012
GOAL:
$6.5 million
14% TO GO!
PHASE
2
Academic & Dining Facilities Completion Date: 2015
GOAL:
$22 million
21% TO GO!
PHASE
3
La Brier Family Arena Completion date: Spring 2014
GOAL:
$8.5 million
22% TO GO!
The Not An Ordinary Place Campaign, launched publicly in 2012, has now raised $29.7 million in pledges. This is extraordinary for a school of our size and demonstrates the commitment and strength of our Andrean community. While we celebrate this success, we also know that the School has $7.3 million left to raise to reach our goal. We must continue to look to our Old Boys and parents, past and present, to help St. Andrew’s College meet its target. This will ensure that SAC has the facilities necessary to achieve its mission and remain one of the most outstanding boys’ independent schools in the world.
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Appointments to SAC Governance New International Advisory Committee
Michael Sifton ’79, Chair, St. Andrew’s College Board of Governors, has announced the establishment of the International Advisory Committee. The committee will inform and counsel Board members about matters relating to the School’s international students and their parents. Its goal is to provide the most advantageous educational opportunities and to build strong bonds with Andreans from around the world. The following Andreans have been appointed members of this inaugural committee. MICHAEL CHOI ’99 – Korea and Asia Michael is the International Admission & Relations Officer for St. Andrew’s College. Michael oversees admission needs in the largest boarding market in the world, China, as well as in Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. He will also assist in some Advancement initiatives and parent/student relations relative to his recruitment territory. In today’s very competitive market, the experiences Michael is able to share as an Old Boy have proved invaluable in building our international boarding population. MIKE EDWARDS ’79 – East Coast USA Mike has a long family history of involvement with SAC. Both his father, Burley ’31, and his late brother, Charlie ’70, also attended SAC. An active volunteer with the School, Mike, along 12 ANNUAL REPORT
with Don MacKay ’70, organizes an annual golf tournament in his brother’s memory to support a SAC bursary. Mike is founder and president of Matrix Group Benefits in Falmouth, Maine, where he lives with his wife, Kathy, and their sons. NATHAN LUO, current parent – China Nathan is father to current student, Owen ’16. The Luo family has offered invaluable support to the Headmaster in his travels to China, and Nathan continues to volunteer his time and efforts to further the objectives of the School. Nathan is a project manager for a large construction company in Beijing. He lives with his wife and son in Aurora. ANDREW MAHFOOD ’84 – Jamaica and the Carribean Andrew is an Old Boy of the School and parent to Jake’15 and Joshua ’13. For many years the Mahfood family has supported Admission efforts and alumni relations activities in Jamaica. Andrew is the finance director of the Wisynco Group, a leading Jamaican distributor and manufacturer of high quality goods. MYLES PRITCHARD ’77 – West Coast USA Myles is President of the California Chapter of the Old Boys Association. He has organized several alumni events in his home town. In addition, he represented the School at a recent CASE event in
California. Myles is founder and owner of MAP Strategic Wealth Management and has worked for many years as an investment advisor. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their two sons. ALFREDO SOLLOA ’83 – Mexico Alfredo is president of SACMEX, the Old Boys Association branch in Mexico. In this role, he and his family have provided direction, assistance, and support for both the Admission and Advancement teams in their activities in Mexico. Currently, two of his sons attend SAC: Jorge ’19 and Alfredo ’15; and many extended family members have attended over the years. A CPA, Alfredo is a partner in the accounting firm of Solloa Contadores Publicos S.C. He resides with his wife and family in Mexico.
New Foundation Trustees Appointed David Lawrence, SAC Class of 1981, and Bruce Chin, SAC Class of 1990, have been elected as Trustees at the Annual General Meeting held September 19, 2013. David Lawrence attended SAC from 1978–1981, and earned an honours BA in political science and economics from McMaster University in 1985. David is a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute, a Canadian Investment Manager and a Certified Financial Planner. He began his career in retail banking with Royal Bank in 1985. At present, he is with CIBC Wood Gundy as an
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investment advisor and first vice president. David and his wife, Diana, live in Toronto with their son, Cameron, SAC Class of 2016, and daughter, Gwen, who is in grade 9 at Havergal College. Bruce Chin attended SAC from 1983–1990. He earned an honours degree in business administration from Western University and an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business in 1998. He is also a chartered financial analyst. Following a 15 year career in stock/portfolio analysis with such companies as National Bank, Scotia Cassels, and Alden Global Capital, Bruce switched to real estate. He is a licensed sales representative with Royal LePage in Toronto and the founder of Condos.ca Inc., a company dedicated to condo/loft investment and sales. Bruce lives in Toronto with his wife, Amna, and their daughter, Keira.
Retirement After 31 years of unparalleled service, David Rea ’53, announced his retirement from the SAC Foundation Trustees’ Board in June 2013. David has served as a member of the SAC Foundation since 1982 and he chaired
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Generations of Andreans embrace the mission of St. Andrew’s College to “develop the complete man, the wellrounded citizen.” It is these Andreans who have passionately supported endowed scholarships, bursaries and awards,
this very active volunteer board for 12 years from 1991-2003. Under his leadership the endowment fund grew exponentially with the engagement of Jarislowsky Fraser as investment counsel, the institution of ‘The Andrean Legacy’ insurance program to encourage planned gifts, and the development of individual family funds.
ensuring the very best in education for students who they may never know. The Governors and Trustees, along with the Headmaster and his staff, are truly grateful for this high level of commitment and trust in the School and its future.
John Rook ’64, Chairman of the SAC Foundation says: “David’s knowledge and experience were critical to the success of the Foundation. As Chair, his leadership and insightful comments on investments and the importance of the Foundation to SAC inspired confidence and reaffirmed our belief that the Foundation is an invaluable asset to the School.”
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Campaign Donors Flavelle Circle
Doug ‘86 & Pam Merkel
The Campbell Circle
Ambassador
Agnes Neudorf
Mike Brewer ‘88
Jake ‘52 & Marilyn
Derek & Margie Brown
The Chairman’s Club
John Omstead ‘77
Benefactor
($2,500–$9,999)
($1M +)
Rick ‘73 & Pegi Reininger
($10K–$24,999K)
Bill & Donna Allison
Annual Fund of
Ross Reucassel ‘56
Greg Baun ‘79
Gordon & Jo-Anne Almadi
Michael & Sarah Paluch
Ryan Bryce ‘05
John ‘64 & Beverley Rook
Jeffrey & Annabel Begg
Darrell & Sandra Ashby
Greg & Chryssi Reid
Derek Bulas ‘95
Scott Cole ‘80
Dan & Joanne Stock
Donald &
Ken & Agnes Broekaert
Doug Simmonds ‘66
Michael Byass &
Michael & Wendy La Brier
Ludmila Strapec
David & Karen Brown
Roger Sinclair &
Dem Rogers ‘59
King & Adele Ward
Cliff ‘77 & Terra Sifton
King ‘83 & Christine Ward
Derek ‘85 &
David & Susan Willmot
St. Andrew’s College
Sheila Sifton
Elizabeth Carswell John ‘88 & Raphaela Dunlap
Trevor & Kimberly Cochran Edna & Dennis Collins
Omstead
Mike ‘79 & Julie Sifton
Modupe Tunde-Byass
Lisa Hutchison
Bob & Lucy Camargo
Smith, Sykes, Leeper &
Ross & Susan Carter
Tunstall LLP
Harrison Xu & Jenny Qi
George Brown ‘99
John Cathers ‘54
Jeffrey & Victoria Sopik
John Chantler
Scott & Judy Stirling
Michael Chau ‘80
Sheldon ‘73 &
Sean Chen & Smile Wang
The Sifton Family
The Macdonald Club
Bob ‘64 & Jilla Williams
($25K–$99,999K)
Alf Wirth ‘59
Stuart Bahen
Jack & Julie Symmes
Brett Cole ‘80
Bill ‘57 & Elizabeth Yuill
Tim & Reta Bean
Ian ‘73 & Cathy Tait
Danny & Lenore Collis
Larry ‘66 &
Gary Townsend &
Frank & Cathy Colton
The Founder’s Club
Lisabeth Sturrock
Yvonne Boland
Yvonne Woloszczuk
($500K–$999,999)
Po-Sen Chiu & Grace Liu
George & Liz Tsvetanov
Parents Guild of
Ed Crawford ‘43
Chris ‘50 & Betty
St. Andrew’s College
Wayne & Sharon Ford
Wansbrough
Dick Clavell ‘50
Susan Comfort Barton & Eric Barton John & Domenica Coppa Anthony & Angela
David Dunlap ‘56
Bill ‘53 & Pat Graham
Dean & Kelly Iwai
Scott & Sue Hayter
Partner
Paul & Carrie Denton
Michael Hogg ‘72
(to $2,499)
George & Chrys
Gary ‘76 & Soon Ok
Leke Akinyele ‘07
Douramakos
Alvaro Almuina &
Graham Dutton ‘54
The Headmaster’s Club (100K–$499,999)
Peter & Brigitte Anderson Khaled Ali & Fatima Bugshan Andrew & Marianne
D’Alessandro
Lawrence Fred ‘54 & Donna Leslie
Melinda Pica
Jake Stirling ‘13
Dan & Barbara Amadori
Anthony Farr ‘95
Doug ‘80 & Luci Crawford
Les Andrew
Brian & Mary Jayne Feeley
Nathan Luo & Mary Lu Ian & Paula Macpherson Jim & Gladys MacPherson Jim ‘66 & Susan
Mark ‘92 & Katie Etherington
Paul Esson ‘53
Brian & Sheri Deo
Craig & Sarah Andrews
Sandy & Nina Forte
Paul ‘95 & Nycki Etherington
Michael & Cathy Durisin
Bill Andrews ‘53
Robert & Kate Fox
Sang Jun & Hyang Sook Lee
Cliff & Catherine Frame
Derek Archibald ‘86
Kirk Gardner ‘60
Daniel & Maria Guizzetti
Kevin & Karan McHenry
Charlie & Terri MacLean
Gary & Geri-Lee Godkin
Malcolm & Carolyn
Jim Gear ‘69
Michael Harrison &
Sandy ‘70 & Lynn Munro
Graham & Dorie McDonald
Frank & Serena Goitanich
Paul & Pam Rowcliffe
Ian Michael ‘92 &
Guery Goyo &
Guizzetti
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Sarah Facey
Loretta Fantin
Thomas Murphy &
Jim ‘64 & Gail Herder
Archibald Brett & Sharon Ashton
Bernard Goldhar & Marlene Oilgisser
Gus Badali
Richard Goldhar ‘02
Keith Barber &
Nick Grgas & Margaret
Geri Smith
Tom Hickey ‘60
John & Shannon
Sherrill Knight
Eddy & Donna Battiston
Jason Hammond ‘99
Diane Purser
Hastings
Rodger ‘82 & Marion Leslie
Julian Battiston ‘96
Bill Harpur ‘66
Richard & Nancy Stoneman
Ron & Annette McArthur
Andy Beckwith ‘79
Mohamad Hassani
Gary Walters &
Beth McKay
Chris & Tanya Bradley
Philip ‘78 &
Yves & Dianne Millette
Ryan Brandham ‘00
Omstead and family
Nadine Melemis
Kim Henderson
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Robert Hepburn ‘79
Scott & Debora Medhurst
John Hill ‘57
Vivim & Nico Meijer
John Hough ‘57
Greg Miklas ‘76
Malek Smith ‘05
Murray Hyde ‘80
Jim & Lisa Muenzenberger
Bill Snyder ‘59
Farrell Hyde ‘50
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Michael James &
Jim Mylrea ‘53
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Tony Stapells ‘50
Steve & Christine Kearley
Adebusola Onayemi
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John Orr ‘60
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Diana Korn-Hassani
Ray ‘64 &
Michael Throop ‘74
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Jason Situ &
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Giancarlo Trimarchi ‘02
Debra Pawluk
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Angela Phillips
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Ricky Leung ‘97
Keith Pilley ‘42
Andrew & Janine Turner
John & Wendy Little
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Sharen Turner
John Lowndes ‘44
David Porter & Robin Harris
Alex Walker &
Charles & Fong Lum
Courtney Powers ‘92
Jamie Macdonald ‘73
Kinga Powers
Tony & Catherine Wang
John & Catherine
Klaus & Mary Priebe
Zhidun Wang
David Prowse ‘77
Robert & Sandra
Macdonald
Marnie Sigmar
Tim Macdonald ‘67
Jason ‘85 & Beth Pugliese
Bob MacLeod ‘60
Ian Purdie ‘55
Brian & Mary Whitelaw
Rick Mann ‘75
Aman & Shamim Rajan
Robin Wilkie ‘72
Jacob Marcinkowski ‘00
Sandra Rea
John Wilkins ‘59
Shane Marshall ‘89
Mario Richard &
Gordon ‘72 &
Bill & Nancy Martin
Francine Kenney
Wasson
Nancy Wilson
Gary & Jane Martin
Warren Ritchie ‘51
Julie Wilson
Geoffrey Martin &
Elliott Romeril & Pam
Philip &
Marnie Wraith
Rolph-Romeril
Betsy Wolfenden
Jack & Sunni McAully
Richard & Karen Ruddock
Benjamin Wood ‘98
Patrick & Tess McGrath
Ted Ruse ‘71
Alex Wood ‘95
Jim & Catherine McIntosh
Bruce & Daphne
Andrew Wood ‘60
Ruytenbeek
Michael Wood ‘56
Neil & Leslie McLean Roy McMurtry ‘50 Ted & Barbara McNab Peter & Jackie McNamara Bill McNeil ‘66
Norm Sandham & Hilary Laidlaw Howard & Karen Seto Rodney & Sandy Sheridan Bill Shields ‘40
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Lawrence
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(l–r) Michele Fischer, Scott Hayter, Michael Sifton ‘79, and Karen Seto, Parents Guild President 2012-2013.
T
he St. Andrew’s Parents Guild Executive presented the School with a cheque for $129,000 in June. These funds were the proceeds from this year’s SAC on the Red Carpet Red & White Gala; $29,000 has been dedicated to a full day-boy scholarship; and $100,000 has gone toward the second instalment of the Guild’s pledge of $400,000 to the Not An Ordinary Place Campaign. The fiveyear agreement to satisfy the pledge remains at $150,000 to be paid over the next three years. The devoted Parents Guild volunteers continue to work tirelessly throughout the year to support St. Andrew’s and to help carry out its rich traditions. While the objective of some Guild events is to raise funds, others help to create friendships and promote School spirit. Above all, the Guild remains focused on accomplishing its mission statement: “…constituted for the enhancement of student life in all its diversity, to foster Andrean community spirit, and to provide scholarship and bursary assistance.” The 2013-2014 Guild, under the direction of President Michele Fischer, has over 200 (new and returning) parent volunteers to help carry out the many school events such as, SAC Rack, Poinsettia Sales, Holiday Heroes, Homecoming, MacPherson Hockey Tournament, parent socials, support the Mac House Boarding program, and the New Family Orientation program. The Parents Guild’s major fundraiser International Stars Red & White Gala will take place April 12, 2014. To purchase tickets, or to learn more about the Parents Guild, visit www.sac.on.ca/parents. WWW.SAC.ON.CA 15
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1949
1954
1958
William E. Westfall
George D. Hathaway
William A. Neal
John C. Crosbie
John D. Cathers
James G. Godsman
Robert Williams
Jeffrey D. Hayes
1938
Henry A. Feith
W. Graham Dutton Q.C.
R. Joe Kepke
John R. Zurbrigg
Paul G. Kitchen
James A. O’Brian
William C. Lawrence
J. Douglas Grant
1959
1965
Brian A. Levett
1940
E. James Shirley
Antonio Guzman
W. Adam Clatsoff
Robert B. Emerson
Donald J. MacKay
William J. Shields
David W. Wilson
Brian Knight
Jim E. Dunn
Douglas C. McKeen
Christopher A. Munro
1941
1950
Frederick Leslie
Frank Metcalf Q.C.
W. Gregory Pritchard
John R. Percival
John R.M. Kilpatrick
Richard J. Clavell
Michael A. Mann
Donald M. Rogers
Hubert G. Pritchard
J. Duncan Pickard
1942
W. Farrell Hyde
Albert E. Matthews
Robert B. Russell
Raymond S. Pyfrom
Eric N. Schneider
Philip H. Alspach
Ralph A. King
Robert D. Morrison
William F. Snyder
1966
Mark M. Westcott
Edward M. Ballon
The Hon. R. Roy
H. Evan C. Schulman
John C. Wilkins
W. Graham Butler
A. Norman Wilkie
McMurtry
Keith C. Pilley
Walter A. Somerville
Alfred G. Wirth
R. Bruce Crockett
the late John J. Wood
1943
Thomas M. Munn
Robert G. Wade
1960
C. William Harpur
1971
Edward H. Crawford
Joseph G. Paterson
Michael B. Wansbrough
R. Chris H. Allworth
John Jeffries
Wilhelm M. Haust
Alexander G. Hyde
Col. Richard L. Read
1955
James A. Carruthers
James C. McClocklin
Edward D. Ruse
R. McLeod Lightbourn
Tony Stapells
Alan J. Cruickshank
Kirk Gardner
William H. McNeil
Chris P. Stoate
1944
David G. Trent
John C. McCrea
Michael J. Heath-Eves
Douglas A. Simmonds
John L. Walden
the late T. M. Adamson
J. Christopher C.
Ian A. Purdie
Thomas A. Hickey
1967
1972
D. Gordon M. Robertson
Robert R. MacLeod
David F. Evans
Richard C. Bates
Charles W. Eddis
Wansbrough
F. Murray Hall
Douglas G. Worling
C. Kendall Willoughby
John L.C. Morse
Robert L. Jones
Dayna J. Broadfoot
John M. Lowndes
1951
1956
John D. Orr
Kim A. Kaminis
Chesley F. Crosbie
James B. McLeod
Terence T. Malone
H. M. Burns
Hugh W. Robinette
David E. Kitchen
Dennis J. Daly
1945
W. S. Ritchie
David M. Dunlap
David R. Stamper
Timothy I. Macdonald
Gary A. Redwood
M. Campbell Dobbin
The Hon. Justice
Robert F. Keith
Andrew D. Wood
A. Fraser McTavish
Gregg M. Westcott
W. Ross Reucassel
1961
Reed E. Osborne
Rev. Robin J. Wilkie
Garrison Rapmund
William P. Somers
James B. Robertson
1952
John M. Swinden
Brian G. Armstrong Q.C.
1968
Gordon C. Wilson
1946
John S. Auld
Reilley D. Tapley
Carl F. Ingwalson, Jr.
Peter C. Bates
1973
the late Ernest C. Frey
Gerald E. Omstead
Bruce W. Thomson
D. Ronald F. Rea
Graham F. Brunke
Timothy P. Boland
Frederick A. McKenzie
The Hon. Justice
J. Michael P. Wood
W. Michael Rothery
David Cross
Peter R. Calverley
Robert A. Montgomery Liam S. O’Brian
1957
Dan Routledge
James D. D. Good
Michael S. Higgins
Roger Strand
Coulter A. Osborne
G. Malcolm Darroch
Doug E. Rowan
John F. Housser
Dr. Raymond H. Leung
1947
1953
Wilfrid S. Dinnick
1962
Robin D. Warren
Jamie W. Macdonald
Thomas B. Chipman
Gordon J. Alexander
James R Guy
Malcolm C. Black
1969
Ian C. McClintock
Donald C. Shaw
William W. Andrews
John M. Hill
Herbert T. Gregory
Barry A. Brackley
Richard J. Reininger
William P. Skinner
Paul D. Esson
Andrew H. Holliday
Christopher W. Hovey
John H. Brown
Sheldon B. Sturrock
1948
Peter G. Gordon
John H. Hough
J. Terrence Joyce
James D. Gear
Ian Tait
J. Douglas C. Barr
William D. Graham
Carlos E. Kepke
Michael B. Sommerville
James M. Jackson
1974
Joseph J. Nold
Garth E. Hazlett
Andrew D. Milne
Andrew J. Stamper
R. Scott Jolliffe
Thomas G. Birkett
Robert T. Putnam
Ian D. Isbester
John C. Mueller
1964
R. Day Pritchard
John R. Hawley
Victor W. Rodwell
S. Arthur Morris
Louis George Tejada
W. James Herder
1970
Robert A. Nelson
Frank M. Rolph
James M. Mylrea
Bill Yuill
John D. Pennal
Robert L. Dilworth
Benjamin Rego
Ian S. Wishart
David L. Rea
W. D’Arcy Reade
Thomas W. Gilchrist
Michael Throop
John E. Trent
John F. Rook Q.C.
David Grass
Robert P. Topping
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Douglas E.S. Crawford
1987
1992
1998
2005
Andrew J. Kilpatrick
Murray A. Hyde
D.W. Martyn Bone
Paul T. Arhanic
Jason A. Bibby
Ryan A. Bryce
G. Richard Mann
H. Glenn Stanley-Paul
Timothy P. Callaghan
James W. Dennis
Brook Dyson
Ryan A. Luther
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1976
John C.A. Stevenson
Steven W. Dengler
Mark K. Etherington
Christopher A. Fusco
Robert J. Mackay
Michael A. Earle
1981
Jean-Paul G. Hoffman
Jonathan A. Ginou
Mark N. Landry
Malek R. Smith
Craig D. Farrow
Christopher P. Ball
Ian Howey
Ian C. Michael
A. Benjamin Wood
2006
D. Eric Jolliffe
George M. Jackson
Liam G. Morrissey
Carl R. Milroy
1999
Eric W. Cumming
Gary M. Lawrence
David C. Lawrence
Glen D. Oliver
Stuart M. Smith
George W. Brown
2007
Gregory W. Miklas
Paul E. Stanborough
Todd A. Phillips
Elyot R. Waller
Jason M. Hammond
Olubunmi O. Akinyele
Paul R. Seay
J. Warren Stoddart
Jeffrey D. Smith
1993
James T. MacPherson
Michael A. Fedorov
1977
1982
1988
Robert A. Leckey
Paul F. O’Hea
2008
R. Mark Bedard
Jay R. Bailey
Corey Anquetil
Gilbert J. C. Lee
Kent J. Pitkin
Patrick M. Richard
N.C. Stuart Cove
Kelly S. Begg
Michael C. Brewer
Alexandros Logiotatos
Ben M. Rogers
2009
John E. Omstead
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Mayur Desai
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2000
Alexander R. Culp
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J. Rodger Leslie
John M. Dunlap
James A. Nichols
Tejus Ajmera
2010
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Yang Ha Cho
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1994
Jacob A. Marcinkowski
Adam Z. Nickerson
Scott L. Sillcox
Peter Bedard
Christopher C. Hind
Andrew W. Beach
2001
2012
Gary C. Weilinger
Scott Nirenberski
Robert D. Hiscox
Scott D. Bonnell
J. T.S. Lau
Patrick B. Ottaway
Charles D. Zuckerman
Andrew G. Simpson
Kevin Kilmer Choi
Geoffrey P. Brennagh
Olivier A. Manigat
1978
Stephen J. Suarez
Paul M. Morgan
Alfredo Villegas-Camil
Ali M. Manigat
R. James Cole
Jonathan P. Tyner
Michael J. Paletta
1995
Aaron H. Racine
P. Andrew Dalton
J.R. Kingsley Ward
Miguel Pizzuto
Derek R. Bulas
2002
Michael J. Elder
1984
Anthony H. Reid
Paul S. Etherington
Christopher Y-H Chang
Philip J. Henderson
Luis M. Benito C.
Wallace Watson
Anthony M. Farr
Andrew J. Cronin
Hiram Hsu
Mark A. Ellerbeck
1989
C. Christopher L. Foster
Aladdin T. Diakun
James H. Irwin
Andrew J. Mahfood
Steven M. Cathcart
Somers W. Kempe
Richard G. Goldhar
Jeffrey G. Rees
N. Peter Smith
Shane A. Marshall
Jeffrey L. Lewis
James Healey
John D. Stewart
C. Philip S. Wood
Jonathan A. Morgan
Alexander P. Wood
Michael E. Jones
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1985
Derek G. Plaxton
1996
John N. Knutton
Andrew A. Beckwith
Fahad Dawood
1990
Santiago Barona
Peter G. McClelland
Paul E. Bedard
R. Paul Henriques
Patrice B. Bansa
Julian D. Battiston
Tarek Merchant
Stephen M. Dewis
Jason T. Pugliese
Trevor R. Fuller
Justin K. Lindquist
Oliver Radley-Smith
Michael M. Edwards
Michael D. Roy
Ronald D. Kopas
Robert S. Lowes
Jamie C. Scott
John C. Epworth
Derek A. Sifton
David W. Nourse
L. Wesley Smith
Bradley C. Smith
Joseph W. Heit
1986
G. Scott Pearson
Stefan L. Tuzi
Giancarlo S. Trimarchi
Robert G. Hepburn
Derek M. Archibald
Fergus S. Prentice
1997
Nicholas J.S. Weedon
Timothy J. Houlton
James E. Austin Jr.
Donald C. Price
Michael G. Foy
2003
Jeffrey W. Richmond
Gordon K. Clarke
1991
Ricky Leung
John J. M. Housser
Michael G. Sifton
Douglas F. Merkel
Jamie R. Inglis
Graeme W. Martin
Daniel John
1980
Stephen G. Pitel
James E. Morgan
Eric H. Morgan
Patrick R. McGrath
K.Y. Michael Chau
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Xinghua Cai
Imtizi & Camela Ali
Peter ’73 &
William & Donna Allison
Vickie Calverley
Gordon & Jo-Anne Almadi
Jeff Canavor & Andrea
Alvaro Almuina & Melinda Pica Jorge Alum Kahwagi & Leila Canavati Harp Jose Gustavo Anaya & Esperanza Villar
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Peter & Brigitte Anderson
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Ayokunnu Are &
Kin Chung Chan &
Emiko Yoshida
Daphne Lai
Esther Arscott
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Huiquing Zhang Jack Chen & Susana Su-Chen
George & Pamela Daguiam
Bradley & Rebecca Jackson
John & Judy Davies
John Guo & Winnie Yang
Michael James & Natalie
Fahad ’85 &
Xiaoming Guo &
Farah Dawood
Georg Hadasik
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Laura Hammer
Martin & Elaine Devlin
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Paul Dilworth & Mary Lyn Seymour George & Chrys Douramakos
Catherine Morrison
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Young Ea Jeong
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Anita Lo
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Mohamad Hassani &
Suzanne Tiercey Peter Elliott &
Po-Sen Chiu & Yi-Chen Liu
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Angela Ganstal
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Bruce & Darlene Haryott
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Kim Wilkinson
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David & Jayne Harvey
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Hye-Ryun Kang
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Peter Jeffery &
Michael Elder ’78 &
Chi Shing Cheung &
Christopher Chow &
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Yury Galaninskiy &
David & Christine
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Gordon Killops
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Jone Wright
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Laszlo Parakovitz &
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Po Chun &
Doug G. & Barbara Munro
Charles & Terri MacLean
Caroline Mahfood
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Daejoo Yang Milan & Liisa Yazdani Seung Hahn Yi &
Fai & Mei-Po Tse
Eun Yeong Choi
Calvin & Betty Tse
Hoonsoo & Jin Park Yoon
George & Elizabeth
Kai Yu & Huiping Bian
Tsvetanov
Seung Yu & Yunok Hyung
Jacqueline
Garry & Violet Paspalofski
Andrew & Janine Turner
Herman Yuan & Sophia Hu
Buckley-McMillan
Debra Pawluk
Christopher &
Feng Yue & Yu Zhang
Peter & Jackie McNamara Vivim & Nico Meijer
Guo Hui Peng &
Leslie Valardo Peter & Marianne Valjas
William & Lynda
Gutierrez Mercadillo
John & Valerie Petrachek
Paul & Anat van Eeden
Zacharuk
Douglas ’86 &
David Pidduck &
Hussein & Yasmin Virani
Alexey Zaretskiy &
Pam Merkel Tom Michaelis & Stacey Sutherland David & Julie Michelberger Mohsin Mirza & Zareen Mohsin David Mitchell & Louise Adam Jeffrey & Rose Ann Mitchell Siavash & Mojdeh Mizrahi Salman Mohamed Changsoo Moon & Eunha Kim Christopher & Lana Morris Nagy & Rhonda Moustafa
Yan Fang Jiang
Ji Yue & Cai Hong
Bonnie Best
Audrey & Elena Vovchenko
John & Andrea Pierson
Alex Walker &
R. Michael & Heather
Marnie Sigmar
Ann Pilmer George & Liliana Polemidiotis
Gary Walters & Paul & Pam Rowcliffe Michael ’85 & Sue Roy
Azim & Shairoz Popatia
Yi Sen Ruan & Di Chen
Robert & Debbie Poropat
Roberto Rumbaut &
David Porter & Robin Harris Kinga Powers Jack & Cristine Prattas Jason ’85 & Beth Pugliese Xiang Dong Qi & Wang Yan Lei Yingdong Qiu & Ling He Zubar Quadri & Rekha Dhiman
Lydia Gonzalez de Rumbaut Alberto Said Abed & Viviana Ramos Rihbany Javier & Adelaida Salomon Norm Sandham & Hilary Laidlaw
Andrew ’83 & Tracey Simpson Roger Sinclair & Lisa Hutchison Graham & Allison Sirman
Nadine Melemis Zhidun Wang & Yinghua Zheng Yanjun Wang & Tian Yao Xiaodong Wang & Yuqiu Wang
Jason Situ & Sophie Yang
Huimin Wang & Lily Zhou
Kevin & Eleanor Smith
Ao Wang & Giu Aixia
Chan Woo Song &
Hao Wang & Lihong Xu
Kyung Mi Kim
Ben & Priscilla Wei
Jeffrey & Victoria Sopik
Brian & Mary Whitelaw
Andre & Michelle Sauter
Corey & Shinobu St. Pierre
Patrick Wong &
Moritz & Susanne Schildt
Scott & Judy Stirling
Queendy Chan
Viktoriya Zaretskaya Kevin & Sally Zhang Yuan Bo Zhang & Jing Huang Hanjun Zheng & Lan Wu Kun Zhou & Pu Hong Zheng Fang Zhou & Bo Hu Nai Ding Zhou & Jian Hong Zhang Xudong Zhou & Fangxian Liu Jian Guo Zhu & Xiao Qing Zhang Jian Qing Zou & Xiao Hua Guo Claudio & Laurie Zulian WWW.SAC.ON.CA 19
Past Parents Gordon ’53 & Donna Alexander Malcolm & Carolyn Archibald Ronald & Celia Armstrong Guy & Lydel Barton Edward J. & Donna Battiston
Carl & Janice Cumming
Thomas & Mary Hockin
Gary & Jane Martin
Sam & Maria Pilieci
Basil & Helen Stevenson
Andrew ’78 & Julie Dalton
W. Farrell ’50 &
G. William & Nancy Martin
Keith C. ’42 &
Dan & Joanne Stock
Gregory Diakun & Helen-Claire Tingling Wilfrid ’57 & Brenda Dinnick M. Campbell ’45 &
Marguerite Hyde
Ian & Barbara McClelland Patrick & Teresa McGrath
Sandra Rea
Jack & Julie Symmes
Robert Jones ’67 &
Beth McKay
David Rea ’53
Ian ‘73 & Cathy Tait
Neil & Leslie McLean
Rick ’73 &
Reilley Tapley ’56
Chris Jones Kim Kieller
Roy ’50 & Ria McMurtry
John ’41 & Jean Kilpatrick
Ted & Barbara McNab
Jonathan &
Thomas ’50 &
Dolly Dobbin
Tom ’74 & Mary Birkett
J. Carl & Joyce Dow
Derek & Margaret Brown
Tom & Patricia Dyson
Giovanni & Joanne Bruno
Tom & Nancy Ekers
Donald & Suzanne Kopas
Sandy ‘70 & Lynn Munro
Mark Bryce
C. William D. & Karen Foster
R. George E. &
Thomas Murphy &
Patrick & Marilyn Callaghan
Cliff & Catherine Frame
Robert & Lucy Camargo
Chris & Barbara Fullerton
John Cathers ’54 &
Bernard Goldhar &
Delia McLeod Barbara Egli Stephen & Sharon Chin Jeff & Mary Ellen Chisholm
Marlene Oilgisser Herbert ’62 & Patti Gregory Andrew & Marianne Guizzetti
Catherine Knowles
Dawn Leggett Frederick ’54 &
Sandra Munn
Geri Smith
Pegi Reininger Mario Richard & Francine Kenney D. Gordon ’55 & Jane Robertson Donald Rogers Frank ’48 &
Helen-Claire Tingling & Gregory Diakun Gary Townsend & Yvonne Woloszczuk Peter & Barrie Anne Williams C. Kendall ’55 &
John Near & Nancy Near
Katherine Rolph
Anthony & Rosemary Nichols
John ’64 & Beverley Rook
John & K. Lynne Wills
Marcel Lessard
Kenneth & Viola Nickerson
Doug ’61 & Jane A. Rowan
Ron & Cynthia Wilson
Brian ’70 & Louise Levett
Roger & Ann Northwood
William Shields ’40
Gordon ’72 &
Sylvain & Michelle Lord
Stephen & Lynda O’Neill
E. James ’49 & Sally Shirley
Scott & Ann Luther
Donald S. Oliver
Michael G. ‘79 &
John & Catherine
Peter & Carol Oliver
Donna Leslie
Frank & Cathy Colton
Susan Hally
Susan Comfort Barton &
James & Carmel Healey
Jim & Colleen Mackay
Mark & Cynthia Healy
Charles & Terri MacLean
Edward Crawford ’43
Elena Heard
James & Gladys
John C. ’49 & Jane Crosbie
Jim ’64 & Gail Herder
Alan ’55 & Angela
Thomas Hickey ’60
Jeanne Manchee
Cruickshank
John ’57 & Jill Hill
Thomas & Margot Marshall
Eric Barton
Richard & Nancy Stoneman
Valerie Ives
Robert & Anne Bedard
Daniel Chicoine &
Margaret Pilley
Macdonald
MacPherson
Gerald ’52 & Marilyn Omstead Adebusola Onayemi & Mobisola Onayemi John ’64 & Mary Ellen Pennal Robert & Ann Perrier
Julie Sifton William ’47 & Connie Skinner Larry & Leesa Smith Bruce & Jackie Somerville Michael Sommerville ’62 Paul Stanborough ’81 & Elizabeth Jarvis
Shirley Willoughby
Nancy Wilson David ’49 & Terry Wilson Ian S. Wishart ’48 Philip & Betsy Wolfenden J. Michael P. ’56 & Suzanne Wood Andrew ’60 & Ingrid Wood Tom Yanko & Pam Leyland Leena Yi Lin
Corporations/Foundations 1790042 Ontario Limited Armadale Foundation
Cole Engineering Group Ltd.
Frank Cowan Company Limited
N.S. Smith Real Estate Ltd. Owen & Company
Smith, Sykes, Leeper & Tunstall LLP
The Dunin Foundation The Jilla & Robert Williams
Avant Imaging & Information
Community Benefits
Glen Martin Limited
Parkinson Coach & Tours
Sysco
Management Inc.
Services Inc.
Health Source Plus
Parkview
TD Commercial Banking
The Uplands Foundation
Conventional Solutions
JEO Inc.
R. Howard Webster
Terrace Banquet Centre
United Way Centraide
Cowan Insurance Group
Kopas Family Foundation
Diamond Groundkeeping
Malmac Properties
Bogdan Newman Caranci Inc. Boland Howe LLP Brown’s Fine Food
Services Ltd.
The Manchee Foundation
Foundation Reinrichmar Holdings Limited
Services Inc.
Etherington Generations
Manulife Financial
SAC Old Boys Association
Cintas Corporation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Microsoft Matching Gifts
ScotiaMcLeod
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TerraTundra
Foundation
Ottawa
TFS CANADA INC.
Vancouver Foundation
The Catherine & Maxwell
VLM Food Trading Inc.
Meighen Foundation The Dalton Company Ltd.
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Grandparents and Friends Elizabeth Abraham
Nadine Foerster
George ‘Dusty’ &
Sarah Ann Adamson
Doug & Kelli Hale
Les & Elaine Andrew
Roy Harvey
Harold Browne
Robert Hillary
Tania Bruno
Dawn Holdinga
Stewart McKelvey
John Chantler
Syd Hopkinson
Agnes Neudorf
Marlene Clarke
Sheryl Johnston
Gerald ’52 &
Vera Crocker
Harry Kennedy
Debbie Daymond
Geneva Kinney
Ruth Patterson
John H.G. Dustan
Daryl Kittell
Katherine Roffey Dampier
Bonnie Ledson Marie-Madeleine Macfarlane
Bill Sirman & Carol Sirman Elisabeth Swail James & Mary Wood Grace & Chris Wyvill
Marilyn Omstead
Faculty and Staff Paul Bedard ’79
Nicholas E. Day
Jamie R. Inglis ’91
Brian McCue
Keith Ramon
David Stewart
Jane Bedard
Michele Derwin
David Joiner
James McGillivray
Gregory L. Reid
Joanne Stock
Randi Berman
Whitney Elliott
Marke Jones
Kevin R. McHenry
John Richardson
Stuart D. Swan
Trevor Biasi
Trena Evans
David Josselyn
Beth McKay
Danielle Richer
Melissa Tackaberry
Carolyn Bilton
Don Finlay
Stephen Kimmerer
Nancy McMurray
Bruce Roffey
Amanda Thorne
Geoffrey P. Brennagh ’94
Nicolette Fleming
Margaret Kirkby
Dolly Moffat-Lynch
Claudia Rose-Donahoe
Sharen J. S. Turner
Ryan A. Bryce ’05
David Galajda
Bennett Kitagawa
Wendy Muratoff
Roger Routledge
Cindy Veitch
Mark R. Burton
Klaus Griese
Sherrill D. Knight
Claudio Numa
Michael D. Roy ’85
Alex Vella-Zarb
Michael Chadsey
Teri Groves
David Kyle
Michael Paluch
Steven Rush
John Walsh
Sandi E. Chasson
Len Gurr
the late Julie Lamb
Tino Paolini
William Scoular
Nicholas J.S. Weedon ’02
Edna J. Collins
Michael Hanson
Scott Lewis
Maria Pilieci
Mark C. Service
Julie M. Wilson
Fraser H. Cowell
Sue Hayter
Sean Ludwig
Carrie Praught
Gregory P. Shields
Sabrina D’Angelo
Scott Hayter
James T. MacPherson ’99
Terry Prezens
Courtenay Shrimpton
David S. Dawson
Janet Hobbs
Christine McCue
Melissa Ramon
Natascia Stewart
Former Faculty and Staff the late T. Michael Adamson ’44
Gary Godkin
Felisha Martin
Kim Sillcox
David Timms
Dennis Hemmings
Ann Perrier
William Skinner ’47
Marinus Van Dyk
R. Chris Allworth ’60
Jim Herder ’64
Robert Perrier
Geoffrey Smith
John Walden ’71
Marlene Ash
Thomas Hockin
Angela Phillips
Bruce Somerville
Gary West
Robert Bedard
Craig T. Kamcke
Lisa Picerno
Howard Tetlock
Douglas G. Worling ’50 WWW.SAC.ON.CA 21
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