Hanging out with friends.. being know as the CREW.. many chats with Rathburn! Dances and parties.. skipping school... friends and boyfriends... class trips and just about all is a fond memory!

STAY IN SCHOOL! You'll regret it later... be good to your friends and make great memories.. they won't be there forever!

Mr. Bean
Mr. Dunning

If anyone remembers and wants to chat drop me a line... lots has happened in the past 11 years... would love to catch up!

John Abbott College

Trent University
St. Francis Xavier University

Skate-a-thons.... Murder ball in Mr Buchner's Gym class!!! Mrs. Isler's English class (I can still recite MacBeth!!!) School Dances- when people used to actually go to the dances! The Grad lounge - that was never open! Father Pat! Father Frank! Getting my grad ring, and the cross at the grad mass! Grad Prom on a Wednesday night (that did not stop us!) Having the same grad dress as six other people - that will teach me for shopping on St Hubert Street!

Take advantage of what you have!!! P.C. is a great place - it can only be what you make of it.

Remember that the next time you say you dislike something - DO SOMETHING about it! Have the time of your life - that is what it was meant to be!

Mrs. Isler (hands down!)

After graduating from P.C. I went to Abbott and then to Trent University in their B.A. Hons English Literature. I took a year off and worked at Easton Sports Canada. I quickly realized that I hated it. I am now in Antigonish, Nova Scotia (it is on the way to Cape Breton Island - one of the only places in Canada where there is a stop light on the Trans Canada!). I am in my first year of a Bachlor of Education programme at St. Francis Xavier University to teach Secondary English. I am looking to get in touch with anyone who graduated (or was supposed to graduate) in or arround 1990 - say from 1988-1991. It is almost reunion time for us, and it would be nice to "find" as many people as possible..... so if you graduated from P.C. around then, or you know someone who did - email me

Hail and Health!

Vanier College

There are so many! The very first day of school, the grade 8 ski trip, Connecticut trip, the dances, Mrs. Townsends math classes, sitting in the locker area, trying to fit everything in half a locker, getting my schedule on the first day of school. I could go on and on...

Live each day to the fullest. Travel while you are young and single every chance you get.

Mrs. Townson
M. Ducharme
Mr. Eustace

I moved to Calgary in 1995. I met my husband over the internet and moved to Missouri in 1998. I now have a wonderful husband and a 6 year old step-daughter. I'd love to hear from everyone!

Vanier College
John Abbott College

Concordia University
University of San Francisco

Getting tackled through the main entrance window while playing a pick-up game of football during recess. Finding every Italian in the school and planning our eventual takeover of the West Island. You guys know who you are.

Stay calm, cool and collected. Never sweat the small things in life because your pit stains may cost you the raise. There is a message in there... find it.

Lummis
Isler
Evans

10 years later and the Mustangs Still Rule!

I am married and have a 4 month old daughter named Mia Haley Campione

Vanier College

Class ski trip, dances, Teacher no-shows, track team, AV room.

Remember the good times, forget the bad.

Mme Ducharme
Mrs Riley

So, I'm a little late on the 10 year thing...well, graduation was over 16 years ago and I'm still interested in what my class mates are up to.

I'm married to a wonderful man, Christopher Mononen, who gave me two beautiful children, Rebecca (dob June 24, 2002) and William (dob April 13, 2005).

John Abbott College

Concordia University

First day of school... getting lost looking for my class... being one of the shortest people in the class (trust me, I've grown somewhat!)... 1st dance (all the guys in "Miami Vice" gear)... the school band... Connecticut and Boston...the soccer team (Lake Placid trip, scoring on our own net, crazy gang fight in Lasalle)... playing basketball at lunch... finally getting my driver's license (remember the Caddy?)... the Carnivals and Variety Shows... Grad ball and reception... all my friends, the parties and hanging out.

1. Education = opportunity. Stay in school and follow your dreams.
2. Cut your teacher's some slack. It may not seem like it but they do care for you.
3. Just be yourself. Friends will come and go. As life goes on all the "cliques" will disappear. Respect yourself, respect others and everything will work out.
4. "let us not look over the old ground, let us rather prepare for what is to come"

Mr. Dunning
Mrs. Sayfy
Mr. Cato

After graduating from Concordia in 1996 I moved to Toronto. I worked at the Royal Bank for 3 years. First in the credit card section and then in investments. It was a great experience but I realized that it wasn't for me. I then accepted a job teaching English in Japan. Things are working out quite well. I've been here since January 2000. For my first assignment I was located near Tokyo. Very interesting city but very crowded and congested.

Recently I have moved to Awaji Island which is in Osaka Bay. A lot smaller and quieter but I'm much closer to nature (beaches, hot springs, hiking, etc).

John Abbott College

McGill University

Boy there's so many I don't know where to start! Anything that had to do with cheerleading competition, PC dances (who was sober enough to remember?), senior back plaza (self-explanatory), gold passes!!! Ha! What a joke!!! Do they still have those?!! Frit' sauce and pouteen at Mickey's, Mr. Lumas and his no charge-free classes, cafeteria ladies, caf. pizza, cheap milk and buns -- would you like some butta?, sneaking out of religion class during prayer time (speaking of prayer, anyone remember who the kleptos were at the Oratory in grade 8?), Mr. Eustace "that's the way the mop flops!", ski trip to Mont Blanc in grade 11 (those that were there know what I'm talking about...), Grade 8 ski trip (luckily I was in the first group!!!), girl's locker room before gym class (cough, cough!) hangin'out in the grad lounge at lunch, trading cheat sheets, the bridge and being grounded all summer..., and so many more great (and not so great) memories!I would do it all over again!! I loved every minute.

Be nice to your teachers, you'll get away with more, you'll want to party with them on grad night, and you may end up working with them some day!

Mrs. McClements
Mme. Monbleau
Mr. Eustace

Dawson College
John Abbott College
Vanier College

Bean whacking the hell out of a desk every time he felt the urge ('Big Red' entertaining him as he did so). Sneaking in to the auditorium for weeks and playing with the fire extinguishers, climbing the walls of the changing rooms, sitting in the crawl space above the ceilings, riding the electric curtain (not a euphemism for anything, I swear!) they make a nice ride when you hang on PROPERLY (Thanks to *someone* (you know who you are) who tore it by hanging on to the end and pulling a *little* too hard! If anyone asks, I will deny to the grave.)

Watching Pano Xinos spaz out on a weekly / daily basis...(remember the karate kick he 'almost' gave Ray Verreault in the gym locker?). The shows, the thrills, the fights, the wonderful women, (first you get da mo-ney, den you get da power, den you get da wee-men...) I had neither, Ah well :)

Mrs. Evans shaking & kicking Chris after he called her a B!+@# (poor Chris, bad Evans!). Buechner reciting Hitler's speaches (freak) and the many strange stories that took place on or around grad night :o Avon Connecticut trip, Food in the Caf., loved those oatmeal cookies for 50 cents, milk for a quarter, was it? 'Mystery Meat' and 'Eggs Alive' ('Eggs à l'Ail', as I found out later).

Not doing ANY work and getting a steady 76.4% almost every semester for 5 years :) :), the liars and the cheats, the bullies and the wusses, the brainiacs and the super-achievers, those few people who could 'get' things for you on short notice ;) wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more, my fictional Gold Pass in Townson's 11th grade math (thanks for blowing that one on me, Mr. Viegas!), Ron-Ton (Tondino) in adv. Chem. helping out a little too much on our tests, and many hours being chastised by 'Conan the Librarian'.

The geeky crowd and the 'cool', the freaks, the preps, the semi-religious marms, I was always somewhere in between all of them at some point... That was me in High School. Never would I do that again... but I wouldn't have changed a thing if I could! It was memorable, yet frightening on a daily basis. I did meet my best friends there, so it is well worth the hassle. Ciao!

***I want to hear from old friends, if you're out there***

Future grads: When you graduate, wait a few years, the friends who stop you to say 'hi', or hang out with you still, are true. The rest were acquaintances so don't stress. The ones who gave you a hard time, they are probably going to end up working for you one day, so keep that in mind. True friends stick around no matter what. They should be the single most important things you take with you out of high school... Have fun and stay out of bad trouble!

Bean 'the tyrant'
Patterson 'the friendly'
Riley 'simply cool'

Yo, to all those who said I would never amount to anything, especially teachers with crappy attitudes who ignored me when I needed help: Hmmm, I make more than you now. :P HansE

John Abbott College
Dawson College

Concordia University

Let me see...All the women chasing me around...no no, that was someone else... I would have to say getting away from Mr. Bean's wrath just because he used to coach my brother in football, (Poor Brian Bird's ass was a magnet for Mr. Bean's ruler). Other memories, Mr. Songui breaking Mr. Bean's ruler by mistake. We thought that was the end of the stick but I think he brought in a bat the next day! Thanks to PC for all the friends I made and still have today.

I don't know what the school is like now but try to enjoy your time there. Believe it or not, life gets tougher afterwards, but exciting new experiences make it all worthwhile.

Mr. Bean
Mr. Huggins
Mr. Cato (too funny)

Hopefully my former classmates will see this and make some contact, especially since this is our ten year anniversary!

Dawson College

McGill University

It would have to be the time I spent getting the monkey crap beaten out of me in by the illustrious phys ed teacher Buechner (all those who took his class felt his wrath). As well, being called a pecher head, loser and spaghetti bender by Mr. Eustace in his English class aided in my intellectual development and really made me feel special. Finally, all the memorable hours I spent in Mr. Shore's office... ahh, where have the years gone?

Eustace
Buechner
Carter

For all those who remember me, contrary to all popular predictions, I have actually made something of myself. I married the first girl I fell in love with and that really set me straight. I realized all the years I spend annoying my teachers, not paying attention in class and partying and drinking till I could no longer stand was ... beneficial. My crazy years were actually cathartic because I got it all out of my system before the important years... college and university. I went to Dawson and then McGill, where I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. I got a job as a product manager right out of university for a company that imports electrical goods. Recently, I jumped ship for a better opportunity. I will be starting a graduate program in management at McGill in September 2000 and hopefully my MBA soon after that. Surprise ... surprise. If any of you feel you must validate the info before you, just ask Claudio Dobranski we took a couple of classes together at McGill. As well ask Angela Diotte.

Hanging out with friends. Getting in to trouble. Changing styles every six months i.e. going from a woody (heavy metal guy) to a prep and then to the ever-present jock in the same year.

Enjoy high school as much as you can because once it's over you can never do it again.

Mr. Bean
Phil Shore
Mr. Buechner

P.C KICKS ASS!

Vanier College
Dawson College

I'll never forget my gr 8 ski trip. What fun!

The dances, shaving cream at the end of the year!

The crazy parties. Just high school in general,I
loved most of it!

Never forget the days you spent in high school, they're the best

Mr. Bean
Mrs. Evans
Mr. T

John Abbott College

University of Ottawa

John Abbott College

Concordia University
Queen's University

John Abbott College

McGill University

Football, rugby, volleyball, variety show, monitoring ski trip, and of course, all my friends.

John Abbott College

Concordia University

I can't think of what I was doing 5 minutes ago!

Work hard and try to develop the brain power so you can remember what you did 5 minutes ago!

Mrs. Boyle
Mr. Buechner

John Abbott College

Bishop's University

Playing basketball for five years with Mare and Mr. Songui... Mr. Bean and his unbelievable gift for making me laugh... Frank's hair, Tasj's smile and Mel's determined spirit... Kimmie's style and lil' Lyvie's quirkiness... Mr. Shore's words of wisdom... Not to mention, trippin' out in New York with all the Italian kids!

Don't watch. Get in there. Game on. (and there's no crying or winging in sport)

Mr. Bean
Mr. Songui
Mrs. Doxas

Hope everyone is happy and FULL...can't believe it's already been ten years. Be well and live fiercely. Peace out.

The people, the beautiful girls, ski team and the rugby team

From the star of stars, I give you all the best!

Udo Buechner

Dawson College
John Abbott College

Concordia University

Playing football and winning the Lac St.Louie & City CHAMPIONSHIPS! Making Great Long time friends how are still connected to my life now and forever.

Enjoy yourselves cause your future will come before you know it, so, live life and school to its fullest!

Mr. Dunning
Mr. Olenacin
Mrs. Boyle

Good luck in life to all grads from '90 and other years. "Happiness is not a goal or destination, it is the journey there that we should be enjoying and being HAPPY." GoodWishes 2 ALL