Category Archives: _ (Kelvin Queenston School Reunions)

THE KELVIN CLASS OF ’69 / QUEENSTON CLASS OF ’63 SITE – WELCOME MESSAGE FROM GRANT MITCHELL Hi, schoolmates.  Welcome to a website with information on the Queenston class of ’63 and the Kelvin class of ’69.  The pictures and … Continue reading →

THE REUNION – AS SEEN BY WIDE-RECEIVER NICK RICE Friday, June 13, 2003:  The phone rang at 6:30 a.m.  It was the Toronto School Board, the computerized voice, saying there was a morning  assignment in East York.  I pressed ë1í … Continue reading →

KATE (KATHY) DISKIN (TICEHURST) Iím sorry I didnít hear about the reunion till it was too late to attend. (I ran into Suzanne Searle in the Okotoks Safeway ñ yes Iím an Albertan too). I make fairly frequent trips to … Continue reading →

NICK RICE I did one year at Manitoba, then went to Vancouver in 1970 and did a B.A. (with a Theatre and English double major) at UBC.  My flatmates during that first rainy year were two Kelvin pals, Chris Davids … Continue reading →

TRISH RATHWELL (REEVE) 1969 graduated from Kelvin High School with many other very talented souls. Took two years of Arts majoring in English, Psychology and the Montcalm. One year of Education and started teaching in the Inner City ( King … Continue reading →

MICHAEL RACHLIS From River Heights to Riverdale: And no sign of Archie or Veronica After high school I went into science and then medicine at the University of Manitoba. I interned at McMaster University in Hamilton 1975-76, my first time … Continue reading →

ED REED Thanks very much for the personal invitation. Although the event isn’t really for my year, I would certainly know lots of the folks you have contacted. It would be nice to see them again en masse but I … Continue reading →

DAVE PYBUS A note to my Queenston School and Kelvin classmates and friends: First, I would like to send a warm ìsaludoî to you all ñ to the handful of you with whom  Iëve maintained some contact , to the … Continue reading →

DAVE POLLARD In the movie Serendipity , Jeremy Piven plays an obituary writer for the New York Times, who is charged with having to say something about friend John Cusack on the occasion of his wedding. Inevitably, Piven’s character frames … Continue reading →

JANE ADAMS After graduating from Kelvin, and finishing a BSc at U of  Toronto, I started working for what was then the Unemployment Insurance Commission.  For the next seven years I worked my way through various functions including finance,  and … Continue reading →