Mount View High School Class of 1968

Reunion on Saturday, 13 June 2026!
Our 2025 reunion at Beaver Lake last year was such fun, we propose to do it again this year on Saturday, June 13th. Penny (Hewitson) Doswell has generously offered to host an afternoon party at her home: 1232 Glyn Road, Victoria, V8Z 3A4.
In her invitation, Penny writes:
“The house is accessible and has a large patio and lawn. We can also move indoors if the weather doesn’t cooperate. I have seating for about 20 but a few extra lawn chairs would be helpful. Please bring your choice of beverage and a plate for sharing. Parking is our driveway, street, and I’ll approach the nearby church for extra spaces.”
Helen (White) Boyce created this delightful poster!
So, please mark your calendar for June 13th and invite other friends and fellow grads from our Mt. View Class of 1968 to join us.

Balloons in our school colours posted at the entrances to Beaver Lake Park with Peggy LeVert, Betty (Davies) Byatt and Steve Byatt pointing the way to our picnic site.

We enjoyed a lovely afternoon picnic at Beaver Lake on 25 June. Here are some pics of friends and classmates.

Let's celebrate! Most of us turn 75 this year! Come on out to Beaver Lake Park on June 25th. Stay tuned for updates!

PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR OLD CLASSMATES!

Class of ‘68 is having a small get together at Rathtrevor Beach on August 21, 11:00 am. Bring your own food and a little extra to share. SEE YOU THERE! 🏖️🌼☀️🎈😎

The Class of ’68 had a wonderful reunion on Saturday, September 23rd at The University Club of Victoria. There were sixty people – 54 classmates and 6 guests – at the afternoon reception. Our name tags were adorned with our yearbook photos.

The Mt View class of '68 organizing committee look forward to welcoming classmates and guests to our 55th reunion at the University Club of Victoria on Saturday, September 23rd 2023.

I am sorry to share that our classmate George Gerrard passed away on Friday. It was always a pleasure seeing George at our reunions. George was highly regarded by his friends and family, and I read some lovely tributes to George on his Facebook profile. RIP George you will be missed.