Class connections summer 2026
Robert de la Chevotière (’00) published two books, We Were Not Kings (Little A) and Tall Is Her Body (Erewhon Books). Tall Is Her Body was shortlisted for the OCM Bocas Prize in Caribbean Literature, and We Were Not Kings has been shortlisted for the Dartmouth Book Award in Fiction and for the Thomas Raddall Atlantic Book Award for Fiction.
ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ A gathering in Zurich for Men’s World Hockey Championships: John Moore (’79), Mary (Meg) Pryde (’74), Scott McCain (’78), William (Bill) Sanford (’75), Susan Tucker, Leslie McLean (’81), Karen Moore, Rick Pryde (’75), Peter Mitchell (’74), Pamela Sanford (’75), Bill Tucker (’75), and Laura Mitchell.
A reminder of the afternoon. Allan Smith ('65), George Tiessen ('66), Elaine Smith (née Steeves '68), Joan Peggs ('68), Gwenyth Phillips (née Mulkins '68), Ruthe Tiessen (née Marshall '65).
A few alumni visiting Dracula’s Castle in Transylvania, May 2026. L-R Peter Melanson (‘81), Sophie Burdett (‘98), Vaughan Campbell (‘81), Lori White (‘82), Paul Moulton (‘83).
Author and MtA alumnus Hal Giddens ('58) published a new crime novella, Agent of the County. Set in rural Nova Scotia, the story follows RCMP Agent Aub Gibbs as he returns to his hometown to investigate suspected criminal activity that soon leads to a series of mysterious deaths, disappearances, and an international crime connection.