Matthews Hall Ties (2011) part 1

Volume 2 April 2011
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A Publication of Matthews Hall for our ...
Alumni and School Community
atthews Hall Will Celebrate
100 Years in 2018
The Best Birthday Gift Will Be 100% of
Our Students Under One Roof by 2018
Since 1918, when
Kate Matthews
founded our
school with a few
little students,
Matthews Hall has
evolved to 250
students through the determination
of like-minded teams of people who
have bravely championed the cause
of establishing a successful private
school in London. Matthews Hall
has withstood the winds of time and
has achieved the distinction of being
the longest-standing
independent school in London. This
unique school deserves a permanent
building to mark its place in history
and to accommodate its students,
faculty, staff and families properly.
We are stimulated by the grand vision
that Matthews Hall will celebrate our
centennial in 2018 under one roof.
To accomplish this goal, we
need ideas and people who ~
• are motivated by the desire to
put 100% of our students
under one roof
• embrace new ideas and
innovations to advance our
school
• can fire the interests of others
to expand our building
• can inspire generous
donations and financial
strategies to make the
addition possible.
We look forward to your
assistance in our ardent quest
to put 100% of our students
under one roof by the time
Matthews Hall is 100 years old
in 2018.
Sincerely,
Patricia A. Doig
Head
Patricia Doig ~ Head
100%
Students
If YOU have ideas or if you wish to
personally help to put Matthews
Hall under one roof by 2018, contact
our Advancement Director, Suzanne
Fratschko Elliott,
Class of ’77, at P 519471-1506 ext 227 or
E elliott.s@
matthewshall.ca.
Suzanne
Fratschko Elliott
“Paying it Forward”
To ensure that Matthews
Hall continues to provide the best
opportunities for our students,
families and staff, the Board of
Governors engaged in strategic
planning to develop a footprint
to year 2015. The next few years
will prove to be both exciting and
challenging for the school.
To fully realize this strategic plan,
we need to ensure that resources
are available beyond the operational
revenues derived from tuition. Capital
projects such as building expansion
will require support from donations
from people who believe in the value
of Matthews Hall.
A Message from the Chair
of the Board of Governors
The school hosts fundraising events
such as the new Holly & Ivy shopping
market in November as well as The
Annual Dinner Auction being held on
June 4 this year. The Annual Giving
Appeal increases our fiscal revenues
to enrich our programs. We mount
capital campaigns from time-totime to support major projects. All
donations receive a tax receipt from
our recently-founded Advancement
Centre headed by Suzanne Fratschko
Elliott from the class of 1977.
We have all worked hard to build a
strong foundation for Matthews Hall.
For today’s children and for future
generations of children to stand
Table of Contents
Message from the Head.....................................1
“Paying it Forward”............................................2
Thank You...........................................................3
Annual Giving Appeal..................................... 4-5
Matthews Hall in Motion................................ 6-7
Writer’s Gallery.............................................. 8-9
Alumni Gathering 2010............................. 10-11
The Corkboard.......................................... 12-13
Mrs. Johnsson’s Social Network.............. 14-15
MH Travel Blog.......................................... 16-17
Ruth Elgamal’s Ecuador............................ 18-19
Wai-Hing’s Q & A....................................... 20-21
Acknowledgements......................................... 22
Special Events................................................. 23
Limited Edition T-Shirt Campaign.................... 24
Femida Gwadry-Sridhar ~ Chair
proudly on this foundation,
we rely on the “power of giving” from
generous people. The result of this
financial generosity can be seen on
every child’s face.
The Board of Governors appreciates
your support to strengthen and
advance our school.
Matthews Hall Ties is published
periodically by the Advancement Office for all
members of the Matthews Hall community.
Matthews Hall
1370 Oxford Street West
London ON N6H 1W2
519.471.1506 • www.matthewshall.ca
Head ~ Patricia A. Doig
Associate Head ~ Janet Frame
Director of Advancement
Suzanne Fratschko Elliott
Graphic Design • Mark Elliott
Photography • Helen Traczynski
Many thanks to the vast number of
contributing photographers. Your photos have
enhanced this edition of Matthews Hall Ties.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to
the production of this edition of Matthews
Hall Ties.
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for
You
Making
A Difference
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On April 11, 2010 we spent a wonderful
Matthews
Hall
afternoon recognizing and thanking
our generous donors for the significant
difference they have made for
Matthews Hall.
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Ms. Barbara Tu tler
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Dr. Sachi Voruganti,
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Dr. Monica Bainng Kim,
& Dr. Daniel Ba bridge
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Dr. Marjan Moaveni,
Dr. Keyvan Abbaszadeh
& Ms. Janet Frame
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Mr. Herma ratschko Elliott ’77
Suzanne F y Fratschko
& Ms. Trud
Mr. Sandy McCallum & Dr. David Tucker
Ms. April Peerless, Ms. Janet Frame
& Mr. Michael Peerless
Dr. Neville Suskin, Ms. Riveena Batohi
& Dr. Pravin Batohi
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Fostering
a
Tradition
of
Giving
Our students’
experience is enhanced and enriched
by generous parents, past parents,
grandparents, alumni, faculty, staff and
friends who support Matthews Hall with
charitable gifts every year. Donating to
the Annual Giving Appeal demonstrates
support for our school and its mission,
vision, values and continued pursuit of
excellence in education.
Thank you to our donors for
their generous support!
Last year our first Annual Giving Appeal
2009-2010 raised $76,042.31
and provided:
• Academy Project
• Six Electric Basketball
Backboard Winches
• Fire Route Upgrades
• Grand Piano for the Great Hall
• Growth of Kate Matthews
Scholarship/Endowment Fund
Every gift counts!
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This year, to date, we have raised
$56,532.87
We invite your participation in our
Annual Giving Appeal 2010-2011.
Your support is essential to keep Matthews Hall moving forward.
We thank the following donors for supporting our Annual Giving Appeals to date:
Leadership Circle
$5,000 plus
✦ Giffin Family (P)
Hegele/Walmsley Hegele Family (B)
✦ Knechtel Family (P)
✦ Leung Family (P)
McNamara/Rigby Family (P)
Rehman Family (P)
Head’s Circle
$2,500 – $ 4,999
✦ Doig, Patricia (ST)
✦ Jarycki/Zawarynski Family (P)
✦ Ng/Sirek Family (P)
Friendship Circle
$1,000 – $2,499
Abbaszadeh/Moaveni Family (P) (B)
✦ Acquaviva Family (P) (B)
Agathos (Peter) Family (P)
Bains/Dymon Family (P) (B)
Beliaev/Ioudina Family (P)
✦ Benke Family (P)
Dave Family (P)
✦ De Caluwe, Goederoen (ST)
✦ Elliott/Fratschko-Elliott Family (ST) (A)
✦ Frame, Janet (ST)
Kari, Lila (P)
Kenny/Bertrand Family (P)
Kribs Family (P)
✦ Li (Steve) Family (P)
Lisburn/Rodriguez Lisburn Family (P) (B)
Masters, Karen (P)
Matthews Hall Teachers’ Association (ST)
McIntosh, Irene (GR)
McLeod Family (P)
McMillan Family (P)
✦ Payne/Bonato Family (P) (B)
Peck Family (P)
Richardson, Carol & Rick (GR)
✦ Ross Family (P)
Scrocchi Family (P)
Siu Family (P)
✦ Sridhar/Gwadry-Sridhar Family (B)
Taran Family (P)
Anonymous ~ 2 gifts
Supporter Circle
Up to $999
Bain, Valerie (GR)
Basharat, Neda (A)
Betker Family (P)
Blew, D.R. (GR)
Bricaire Family (P)
Brien, Cameron (A)
Brighton, John (P)
✦ Burnett/Pearce Family (ST)
Burns Family (P) (B)
Carmichael, Judith (ST)
Cassidy Family (P)
✦ Cole, Martha (ST)
Crawford/Brett Family (P)
Cullen Family (P)
Dodd, Melinda (P) (B)
Dombroski, Jill (P)
Drosdowech Family (P)
Elliott, Alexandra (A)
Feher, Colleen (P)
✦ Fewster/ Burnham-Fewster Family (P)
✦ French Family (P) (ST)
Gilmore Family (P)
Grimmer, June (GR)
Guaiana Family (P)
Haines Family (P)
Hepworth, Alana (P) (ST)
Hermann Family (P) (B)
Heslop, Mackenzie (A)
Hill, Laura (ST)
Jackson, Mark (ST)
Johnsson, Juanita L. (ST)
Klein, Jose (ST)
✦ Ladak/Rattan Family (P)
✦ Lee, Mon-Fai (ST)
✦ Lee-Bucknell, Wai-Hing (ST)
Lehman/Coolen Family (P)
✦ Lobsinger, Joan (ST)
Manji (Farid) Family (P)
✦ McCallum Family (B)
✦ McKay Family (ST)
Mejia/Ortega Family (P)
Moniz, Manuel (GR)
Moore, Kayla (ST)
Morrison Family (P)
Nash, Rob (ST)
Pucchio/Salvadori Family (P)
Quartel, Diane (ST)
Reid, Mary T. (ST)
Reid Family (P)
Rojas Family (P)
Rosenberg, Allen (GR)
Schaefer, Jim (ST)
Scott Family (P)
Singeris Family (P) (B)
Spadafora Family (P) (B)
Syed Family (P)
Temple-Oberle Family (P)
Thomas Family (P)
Trollope Family (P)
✦ Tucker Family (P)
Wedermann/Schropp Family (P)
White Family (P)
Whitmill Family (ST)
Zack Family (P)
Anonymous ~ 15 gifts
Legend:
✦ 2010 and 2011 Annual Giving Donor
(B) Board (ST) Staff (P) Parent (A) Alumni (GR) Grandparent
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Writer’s Gallery
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By Nima
Diane Quartel chose an excerpt from
a longer piece by this writer in grade
5. The story is titled “The Quest of the
Eastern Crystal”. Diane liked the use
of detail through word choice in the
story, enabling the reader to see the
setting and feel the emotions of
the characters.
Ida was an orphan and lived
in the care of her grouchy
godmother, Ursula McGell. Days
with Ms. McGell were dreary,
drafty and dreaded. Ms. McGell
spent her days drinking tea
and insuring that Ida was busy
practicing her times tables.
The two lived in a very large
and expensive vintage mansion
where Ursula held dreary
tea parties every
Saturday and Sunday
afternoon…
By Heather
An appreciation of family
from Grade 8:
The Meaning of Home
I am so lucky that the last
sounds I hear at night and the
first sounds I hear as I awaken
from my sleep are the sounds of
birds singing, trees rustling and
the pond trickling in my back
yard. As I lie listening to this
quiet comfort I am surrounded
by my cozy bed covers and my
favourite worn blanket. More
often than not my furry puppies
are snuggling with me, enjoying
the peace as well. I begin my
day with loving hugs from my
mom and dad. There
is nothing better than
these feelings…
By Micayla
In Middle School children are more able to think things through in
their writing. Andy Cockbain was impressed by the depth of thought,
maturity of voice, and the fact that this grade 6 student voluntarily
related her own experiences to a character, in a novel study of
Hana’s Suitcase.
I am thankful for many things including shelter, food,
clothes and education, especially since many people
around the world sleep on streets, beg for food and clothes,
and can’t possibly afford an education, or adults won’t
let their children go to school. I am thankful that I have
everything I need, and feel safe and I’m cared for…
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I am thankful for all the things we don’t need, like the newest
electronics or the coolest shoes... If no one had them or if everyone
had them the world would be at peace because everyone would
feel equal.
…even though Hana, had shelter, food, clothes, education,
friends and family before Hitler came into power, after he and
the Nazis took over, they confiscated everything Hana possessed
and valued…Hana’s peaceful, rich life before the Nazi’s
occupation was turned upside-down. And, as much as it
hurts me to say, I am thankful that I am not Hana.
By Keemia
By grades 7 and 8 writing becomes automatic and rather versatile.
Sometimes, there is even an individual writing style. Jo Boutros relishes
working with such writers, especially getting them to analyze and to express
their personalities. His assignments invite this.
An essay on time management:
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organized, efficient, and accurate. I am juggling three things of
varying importance. Academics are my greatest priority. For this
I will need several skills, the most important being organization.
Balancing academics with my second passion, tennis, will be
a challenge. To win at tennis you require outstanding physical
fitness, mental toughness and the ability to focus continuously.
Music and drama demand emotional control and accuracy. On
the stage, you need to control your fears and insecurities while
you try to make the audience enjoy. Keeping a balance between
academics, athletics and drama requires expert juggling skills. It
is going to be a challenging year.
By Chloe
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On Saturday, May 8, 2010,
Matthews Hall Advancement hosted
“Alumni Gathering 2010” in the Great
Hall. This was a fun evening which
enabled our alumni to reconnect with
their Matthews Hall friends. There was
friendly competition playing ping pong,
air hockey, board and card games and
interactive video games while enjoying
fun foods and great music.
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Please update your contact information at:
www.matthewshall.on.ca/advancementcentre/
alumni/upate-your-profile
Look for your Alumni Gathering invitation on
Facebook, or email [email protected]
Grads from ’07-’10
When: Saturday, April 30, 2011
Location: Matthews Hall
The Great Hall
Time: 7PM – 11PM
Dress: Casual
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