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The last day of high school and you’re out the door. You walk out the door and leave it all behind. Your life journey is under way. You don’t see too many of your classmates, from your high school years, as the years go by. Soon 50 years have passed. With regard to this experience, […]
Lynn Legge, Peter Mearns, and Jaan Pill met on May 21, 2014 for a lunchtime MCHS Reunion Committee meeting at Boston Pizza, 190 Gateway Park Drive in Kitchener near the 401. This was a convenient meeting place for all of us. Previous planning information is at the Malcolm Campbell High School category at this website. […]
Peter Mearns, Lynn Legge, and Jaan Pill will meet at lunch on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 in Kitchener, Ontario for our next Sixties Reunion planning meeting. Please let me know in the event you are a MCHS grad from the 1960s classes, who lives in the general area, and who’d like to join us for […]
I had a meeting with Peter Mearns on May 8, 2014 in Toronto. We met at the second-floor coffee shop at the Loblaws just east of the 427 on the south side of Burnamthorpe. Peter said (I paraphrase): “Well, it looks like this reunion is taking on a life of its own.” Here’s a brief […]
Peter Mearns, Scott Munro, and Jaan Pill met on Friday, April 25, 2014 at the Centre Street Deli to discuss the next steps leading to the Malcolm Campbell High School Sixties Reunion. Peter reported that he’d checked out the Gardiner Museum in Toronto as a possible venue. He said the maximum they can handle is […]
Updates A May 2017 CBC interactive webpage is entitled: “Montreal is 375 years old, but how old are its buildings?” A May 17, 2017 Montreal Gazette article is entitled: “Montreal’s history did not start 375 years ago.” [End] I was very pleased to receive a comment from Yvonne regarding a previous post about Cartierville […]
It was great to meet with my friends recently from Malcolm Campbell High School (MCHS) in Montreal. Such meetings are of tremendous value. MCHS is the the high school that I graduated from in 1963 when I lived in Montreal. It’s a source of comfort, as one gets older, to remain in touch with childhood […]
You can find the post here. I’m looking forward to your comments! Most visitors to this website didn’t graduate from Malcolm Campbell High School in 1963. That being said, any suggestions you may have regarding a venue for such a small reunion, or any other aspect of the proposed event, would be much appreciated.