From all accounts coming in from those who attended the Alumni Association’s Annual Dinner & Dance last weekend, it was a great success.
The event saw close to 300 alumni from as early as 1965, some 44 years ago spread throughout the years. Laughter, memories, chatter, dancing – oh what a night!
Mr. Inskip Pollonais was honoured for his achievements and in particular, his support of the alumni in the last five founding years, the food was excellent, the decor was simple, tasteful yet beautiful.
Darren Drayton of the 80’s alumni era, played the music and had the varied crowd dancing, tapping, waving, to his tasteful, appropriate and groovy selections.
At the closing bell, the event, so enjoyable, persons stayed on the same spot where they danced, talking for over 40 minutes, not wanting to leave.
Attendees had the opportunity to meet and greet with familiar and not so familiar faces/names from graduating years gone by and of course faces to the names often seen on the E-Alumni.
The stage has been set for November 2010.
photos courtesy Joel Stewart & Bernadette Kretzschmar
The event saw close to 300 alumni from as early as 1965, some 44 years ago spread throughout the years. Laughter, memories, chatter, dancing – oh what a night!
Mr. Inskip Pollonais was honoured for his achievements and in particular, his support of the alumni in the last five founding years, the food was excellent, the decor was simple, tasteful yet beautiful.
Darren Drayton of the 80’s alumni era, played the music and had the varied crowd dancing, tapping, waving, to his tasteful, appropriate and groovy selections.
At the closing bell, the event, so enjoyable, persons stayed on the same spot where they danced, talking for over 40 minutes, not wanting to leave.
Attendees had the opportunity to meet and greet with familiar and not so familiar faces/names from graduating years gone by and of course faces to the names often seen on the E-Alumni.
The stage has been set for November 2010.
photos courtesy Joel Stewart & Bernadette Kretzschmar
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