Lynda MacNeill:  

Seeing all the familiar names of folks from those good old school days... When I think of Ahuntsic School, I remember hanging around with Lorraine Miles, Peter (aka "Bubblegum Pete"), the twins - Ronnie and Ricky Bee, and Patricia (sorry can't remember her last name). I recall my dear friends Diane Mayeda (and family) and of course Cheryl Tabata, Peter Morritt, and the great fun we had at Mary Papaconstantinos' birthday parties - always a special treat! Those were the days of watching kids get their tongues frozen on that horrid metal fence (who me? not! lol), heading to the local hang-out to play pinball after school (and hoping the parents didn't show up!), school dances, fish net stockings and mini skirts! The teacher I remember most is Mrs. Zamborsky (always standing in the hallway with her yardstick) and of course, the special music classes when Mr. Elvin (from the Montreal Symphony Orchestra) came in and taught some of us how to play stringed instruments (mine was the violin and my brother's was the cello). I remember the first year at Malcom Campbell, but then we abruptly moved to Toronto in December 1967, so my time with my dear friends from Ahuntsic and my new friends from Malcolm Campbell became memories of the past. But I do remember singing with the choir at Expo '67, the great music classes we had (I'll always remember the Circle of 5ths! lol), and more importantly how much bigger the MC community was when compared to our days at Ahuntsic. My new life in Toronto was quite the shock from our uniformed and disciplined days of Malcolm Campbell. Unifor...Expand for more