Class of '72

I went on to NBCC and finished with the Clerk-typist program.   In 1977 I entered into the Civil Service at Transport Canada and  that same year married Bob Robichaud.  He grew up in Toronto, but his roots are Moncton, (cousin to MHS student, Don Leblanc and Vanier student, Mike Doiron)  We have 2 great kids, Melissa and Robert.  Hello to all.  Would love to hear from you.

December 7, 2003

After leaving the halls of MHS I received degrees in science and education from Mt Allison and headed to St. George for 2 years teaching high school, got married, moved to Sackville, continued teaching and began raising a family which now includes 4 children, the youngest is 9 and the oldest 18. Over the last 20 some years I have been involved in coaching football and basketball, which has enabled me to keep in touch with former teachers and classmates and more recently getting to know their children.

Now 2005 and almost 2006. Kids grown but still living here. Changed careers to life insurance, some fun.
Retirement, Ha! Who needs it?

2005-08-03

My husband and I live in Irishtown where I own my own hairstyling salon.  I have 4 children and 5 grandchildren.

I hope everyone is well!!

11 April 2003

Jack of all Trades/Master of None (LOL) Left MHS and attended STU in Fredericton got my B.A. in English. Went back got my B.Ed in Elementary and Secondary. Was married/divorced, raised 3 children; Chris 24, Jen 21, Mike 19. Worked for the Federal Government till job phased out 1995. Went to NBCC Moncton took electrical. Then onto NBCC Saint John where I finished my Apprenticeship in Electrical. Qualified electrician journeyman/teacher working in Moncton.

28 Aug 2001

I'm living in Halifax, NS, with my wife, Sandra and our daughter. Emily. After graduating from St. F.X. , I went to Dalhousie Law School and followed that with 7 years at NS Legal Aid. I have been in private practice since 1986 and have a litigation practice, mostly doing criminal defence work. There are a number of our classmates living in Halifax, who I will encourage to sign on to this site.

26 May 2002

Still  alive and kicking Was married, have 3 grown " Great Kids", who came out of MHS, Lorri, Jonathan, and Travis. Still in Moncton.

5 August 2004

Certainly have had lots of adventures since MHS days! Divorced, nil children. Joined Air Canada and had a progressive management career in Montreal (HDQ) and Eastern Canada. Downsizing in 2003 found me back in Halifax taking care of elderly parents where I am now settled and working with Delta Hotels, playing golf & tennis and doing a lot of charity work with the Canadian Progress Club. Would love to hear from you!

30 Nov. 2001

Heard about this site from Pat Duncan. Thanks Pat! I graduated from St. F.X. in 1976 with a degree in nursing. I am married and have 3 children,Matthew(18), Justin(15), and Alia(12). I currently divide my time between Halifax (during the school week) and Pictou County where my husband still works. I would love to hear from former MHS grads.

18 Dec 2001

Finished MHS in 1972 then graduated from Mt. A. in 1976 (BSC Physics/Math) Did some graduate studies at Carleton then moved to Silicon Valley in 1985. Worked at IBM and INTEL prior to starting my own company Cafe Cad Services (www.cafecad.com) - Got married to a Polynesian (Tongan) and have 3 children – Alex, Andrew and Monika, 4,3,2). So much for now…

Regards,

Tomek

22 Oct 2001

Nice to hear about this site from Flash Duncan. I’ve lost touch with everyone from MHS except Pat, although my nephew, Dennis Hopper played on the freshman Purple Knight football team this fall! After Mount Allison (Biology), I graduated with a MSc in Biochemistry from Memorial in Newfoundland, and a MD from Dalhousie U in ‘83. I then interned in Victoria, BC and studied Urologic Surgery at the University of Ottawa. After a great 4 years in partnership with Bruce Palmer in the Annapolis Valley, we decided to move to the USA in 1994. My best friend, and travelling companion for the past 26 years is Pat (Hatfield) from Amherst ... a fellow Allisonian. We have 3 boys, ages 17,15 and 11. We live about 75 minutes northwest of Minneapolis and keep busy with hockey, music, soccer, etc. It would be a pleasant surprise to hear from someone from a chapter of my life that seems so long ago but holds so many great memories!

When I graduated from MHS I joined the forces in 1973 a year after my father died.  I traveled to a lot of places and saw a lot of country.  I've done tours in Germany and Ismailia.  I was stationed in Gagetown for 5 years and Borden for five years.  I met my wife in Calgary when I was stationed there in 74.  We got married in 76.  We have 2 children.  My daughter Erin is 22 and my son Jeremy is 18.  We've been living in Calgary for the past 12 years and have no plans to move unless my wife Diana can get a job in Australia because I surely want to go there. Hope to hear from someone that I remember.

After attending Queen Elizabeth H.S. in Halifax in 1973, I lived in London England for a year. Back in Canada, I moved west to Calgary (going back to my roots since Edmonton is my home town) and I've been here ever since. I worked in Trinidad for a year and married a lady from Guyana I met while I was there. We have two little ones, Graeme is 8 and Eliza is 6, and they pretty much fill my spare time. Good to see some of your names on the list and hear about your successful lives.

10 September 2004

Hi again,

My new news is…

I have rented out my house. Now live rent free in Comox B.C. And work quite regularly as a carpenter.  Getting to know the area better. Nice to go shopping without taking a ferry to the mall etc.  Just got cable and high speed internet to my isolated house at great expense; but am hooked up to the outside world in lots of ways now.  Drop me a line and say HI. We grads won't ever see our class of 72 photo in the halls at school or have reunions as our elected exec. is probably no more; and it was their duty as I seem to remember being told to organize such stuff.  Mail in copies of your grad pic. to the school to hold onto till we get them all and frame up our old class of 72.

Sound like a plan?

05 March 2001

Following graduation, I went to work for Air Canada in Moncton as a Reservations Agent.  Left Moncton in 1976 and, aside from a year in Toronto, have lived in the Montreal area ever since.  Over the past 26 years, I have held numerous positions within the Company and currently hold the position of Flight Manager in the Marketing Branch.  Married since 1985 to Jerry Donohue (Montreal born). We have 2 children, Caroline (13) and Mark(11).  Travel to Moncton on average 3-4 times a year visiting family members.  Recently discovered this site and hope others register soon.  Would be great to connect again!

21 Feb 2003

After leaving Moncton High in 1972 I attended U.N.B. where I graduated from Business Administration in 1976, followed by Law in 1979. I have practiced law in Moncton for the last 24 years. Presently I am the senior partner in Murphy Collette Murphy, where I practice with my brother Michael B. Murphy (MHS 1976), cousin Brian F.P. Murphy (MHS 1978).

I am married to Susan E. Hayes, formerly of Renous, N.B, and have two children, Ryan (MHS 2000) and Kelly (MSH 2003) who are both pursuing degrees in Business Administration. Susan and I finally have the time to travel and do so at every opportunity.

25 August 2004

From Moncton to Halifax (1972) to Perth, Australia (1984) to Halifax (1985) to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (1994) to Lexington, Kentucky (2002). Now living in the Horse Capital of the world, I am an anesthesiologist at the University of Kentucky. Drop a line!

8 August 2002

What a surprise to hear of this page! I'm now married with a daughter(9). I'm currently a project manager with a software learning module project at the Dept. of Forestry, UNB. I think it's the only academic building on the campus I'd never been in. Can it really be 26 years in June?

24 May 2003

Went on to UNB as planned - worked for NBTel for 10 years. Married a Trimble boy and have sons Wally (18) and Ben (16) and daughter Maggie (14). Have been volunteering in the schools since the first one started - guess I should have been a "real" teacher!  We have lived in Riverview for 20 years now and all the kids will go to RHS, saving the age-old rivalry of which school in Moncton is better...we all know it's still Moncton High!