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42nd Montreal Reunion a virtual smash
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pproximately 144 Selwyn House Old Boys, staff and guests attended the first-ever virtual Montreal Reunion, held on Oct. 22. Classes ending in 0 and 5 celebrated special anniversaries. Norman Tobias ’70, celebrating 50 years, opened the event with a toast to SHS. Paul Déry-Goldberg ’95 gave the 25-year speech. Old Boys from all across Canada and around the world (Japan, Australia, United Arab Emirates, France, Switzerland, USA) logged on to listen to greetings from Old Boys’ Association President Josh Wisenthal and Headmaster Mike Downey, to participate in the organization’s annual general meeting, and to visit with their classmates and former teachers in breakout rooms. The event got underway at 7 p.m. Montreal time and lasted well past midnight, proving that it takes more than a pandemic to keep these Old Boys apart. Attendees: 1969 Jay Nicholson Veritas, page 26
Stewart Patch Guy Tombs Brian Ludgate 1970 (50 years) Peeter A. Kivestu Robert A. Oliver George H. Stinnes Norman C. Tobias Mark G. D. Walker 1975 (45 years) John T. Antony Rhett T. Barriere Alexander Beamish Stephen J. Chipman Joseph J. Dydzak James K. Goodall Julian D. Heller Georges Iny Cameron Landell Leslie M. Landsberger Monro B. Lanier III Robert S. Marie Raymond A. Seton Christopher J. Shannon Murray M. Steeves William T. Wood 1976
Donald J. Bloxam 1978 Michael T. R. Whitehead 1979 Stephen J. Hall 1980 (40 years) Joshua B. Albert Ali T. Argun Duncan L. Baird Ralph Beaveridge A. Ross Bogert Christopher J. Creighton Brian G. G. Dawson Glenn U. Fong John-Peter Guy Jonathan G. Herman Aidan M. Hollis Stephen J. M. Kohner Eugene Kovalik P. Sean Lafleur Charles Mappin David J. Miller John A. Mulholland Edward P. H. Nash Nicholas S. Rideout Anand Sahai William J. Smeaton
