Alumni
Class Agents & Branch Chairs
Class Agents and Branch Chairs are the “glue” that hold us together. As leaders or representatives, these individuals are instrumental in maintaining ties between fellow classmates and the school.
Class Agents are called upon every five years to assist with the organization of their reunion year and inform us of any milestones or updated contact information. Class Agents also assist with fundraising and supporting class projects.
Branch Chairs are representatives who liaise with the Advancement Office and assist with the rallying of alumni in specific geographical locations. Branch Chairs often act as host or hostesses at school events.
If you are interested in becoming a Class Agent, Co-Agent or Branch Chair please contact development@ridleycollege.com
Class Agents are called upon every five years to assist with the organization of their reunion year and inform us of any milestones or updated contact information. Class Agents also assist with fundraising and supporting class projects.
Branch Chairs are representatives who liaise with the Advancement Office and assist with the rallying of alumni in specific geographical locations. Branch Chairs often act as host or hostesses at school events.
If you are interested in becoming a Class Agent, Co-Agent or Branch Chair please contact development@ridleycollege.com
List of 7 items.
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1940s and earlier
1936 William D. Foulds
1939 James H.H. Scandrett
1944 Bob Hutcheson
1947 Harry D.L. HillFor all others, acting agent is Mike Moulden '70. -
1950s
1951 David R. McBride
1952 Norris W. Walker
1953 Ian Wood
1954 C. Paul Montgomery
1955 William A.B. Davis
1956 Warren D. Beamish
1957 John F.G. Hake
1958 Kenneth P. Powell
1959 Robert C. Kinnear -
1960s
1960 Douglas R. Tilley
1961 R. Gordon Chaplin
1962 Terry Mactaggart
1963 William N. Kinnear
1964 H.M. 'Mac' Borden
1965 John R Anderson
1966 William Marler and John H. Sandham
1967 Brian A Iggulden
1968 Anthony C. Dyson
1969 Douglas C.B. Betts -
1970s
1970 David A. Jarvis
1971 Robert S. Stratton
1972 Allan J. Kling
1973 Michael S. Hazell
1974 Frank Cecchini
1975 Timothy M. Steele
1976 William T. Hutton
1977 J.C. David Long
1978 P. Ann Clarke
1979 Derek D. Fraser -
1980s
1980 Elizabeth-Ann (Woolley) Lawton
1980 Geoffrey R. Park
1981 F. Kelly Neill
1982 William G.N. Drope
1983 Anna L.B. (Bright) Weber
1984 John D. Brunt
1985 Philip D. Court
1986 Chris Allan
1987 Robin E. Rankin
1988 Michel Castillo
1989 Paul J. Allan
1989 Sandra M. (Bourk) Ventin -
1990s
1990 Scott C.H. Rondeau
1991 Wendy R. Miscall
1992 Graeme R. P. Scandrett
1993 Stephanie L. Perry
1993 Matthew J. Picken
1994 Alison A.C. Loat
1995 E. Allison Griffiths
1996 Bryan J. Rose
1997 Scott A. Snowden
1998 Natalie R. (Iggulden) Burnard
1999 Theodore R.D. Meighen
1999 Richard Na -
2000s
2000 Sara M. Morgan
2001 Rhiannon Davies
2002 Josh Carrier
2003 Marcie A. Lewis
2004 Charles J. Stratton
2005 Kristie C. Irving
2006 Courtney M. Smith
2006 Kristine L. So
2006 Morgan R. Washuta
2008 Alexandra L. Collins
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With more than 700 students from 60 countries, the largest boarding programme in Ontario and the third largest in Canada, Ridley College is a truly international, co-educational, day and boarding school of the world that prepares students for the world. It has provided enriching learning and life-shaping experiences focused on the arts, academics, and athletics since 1889. Ridley’s Lower School offers JK-Grade 8, its Upper School consists of Grade 9-PG, and Ridley graduates attend some of the top universities and colleges around the world. Ridley is the only co-ed independent boarding school in Canada and one of only three in North America authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum programme.
