Doon School Yearbook 2011

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Contents Editorial From the headmaster Activities Social Service Creative Sports Hindi Staff House Reports Founders Special Section SC Leavers In the making

SC Leavers “The boys should leave Doon School as members of an aristocracy, but it must be an aristocracy of service inspired by ideas of unselfishness, not one of privilege, wealth or position� ~ Arthur Foot

Batch of 2011

Tushar Khurana 433 - OH He received Half Colours in hockey, House Colours, the PT commendation award, and the Mahindra Scholarship for achieving the highest grades in Sform.

He was the House Captain, and also led his House in cricket and PT.

Did I think Tushar would become House Captain the first time I met him? I wish I could say yes.

Appointing him has been one of the smartest decisions I have ever made. He led from the front, yet allowed others around him to grow and develop their styles of leadership as well.

He represented the School in hockey, and the House in soccer, cricket, dance, and PT.

But if I only talk about this, it will end up sounding much like an obituary. There is a far more interesting side to Tushar, one that prompted him to smuggle phones onto campus, take long walks in the sweltering heat in Dalanwala and, twice a term, on Socials' night, to spend an inordinate time in front of the mirror. But then, maybe I have said too much already!

Tushar Khurana 433 - OH He received Half Colours in hockey, House Colours, the PT commendation award, and the Mahindra Scholarship for achieving the highest grades in Sform.

He was the House Captain, and also led his House in cricket and PT.

Did I think Tushar would become House Captain the first time I met him? I wish I could say yes.

Appointing him has been one of the smartest decisions I have ever made. He led from the front, yet allowed others around him to grow and develop their styles of leadership as well.

He represented the School in hockey, and the House in soccer, cricket, dance, and PT.

But if I only talk about this, it will end up sounding much like an obituary. There is a far more interesting side to Tushar, one that prompted him to smuggle phones onto campus, take long walks in the sweltering heat in Dalanwala and, twice a term, on Socials' night, to spend an inordinate time in front of the mirror. But then, maybe I have said too much already!