MRHS59  –  Hearsay List

This is a list of the alumni of the MRHS Class of 59 who have so far been located. For a long time, the information on this list was just what its name implies. Although is now hoped that this information is accurate, the name has been retained, since it is well established. If you find any mistakes, or know a classmate not listed here, (yourself, pehaps?), please send his or her name and contact details to the (or any future webms). This site will only be as useful as you help to make it!

As mentioned in the section Email Addresses on the MRHS59 Home Page, all emails on this site are stored in a camouflaged form. If you want to send an email to one of your classmates, click on the symbol beside his or her name.

Just imagine, if Political Correctness had existed in Shakespeare's time:         
Are you a Phantom Classmate?

Are you a 1959 graduate of MRHS, who is not on the Hearsay List? If you are, some of your classmates are at this moment busy trying to track you down. Even if you do not plan to come to the 50th reunion, please get in touch with the , so that we can cross you off the list, and spend our time locating other classmates who might dearly want to come, but who might be missed because we were trying to find you. Thanks!

     The quality of mercy is not strain'd ...
It blesseth him or her that gives and him or her that takes...
He or she is well paid that is well satisfied ...
There's not the smallest orb which thou behold'st
But in his or her motion like an angel sings.
— The Merchant(ess) of Venice

This list also serves as a progress meter for the Half-Century Torch. The Bio column shows how far we've come—and how far we've got to go. So keep those bios coming in!

Another function of the Hearsay List is to serve as the matricula of the MRHS59 Alumni Association. Everyone with an icon in the Bio column is a full-fledged member of our illustrious organization. Everyone else is an associate member. What's the difference? Well, associate members can't read the bios with the same clear conscience that full-fledged members can. Another difference is that associate members aren't eligible to take part in the draw for a 1956 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud. (No decision has yet been made to hold such a draw.)

As mentioned in the section Privacy on the main page, it is our policy not to store telephone numbers or street addresses on-line. This is so as not to add to the amount of junk mail that you receive, and to keep down the number of telephone callers who interrupt your dinner by offering to sell you things that you don't want and wish you could throw at them. We do everything we can to help you keep down your blood pressure.

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Please bear in mind (if your email does not elicit an immediate response) that this site is maintained by a former computer slave, who flaunts his new-found freedom by not turning his computer on—sometimes for days on end.
Please also be aware that the aforementioned functionary failed his course in telepathy, and can't be relied upon to automatically pick up changes of email address. So you will have to take it upon yourself to advise the by email if you have changed yours.
Your webmaster is currently on holiday.
There will probably not be any updates before the second week in July.
The 50th Reunion Planning Committee has a news page, where you can read about the current state of planning for our 50th Reunion, and the Entertainment Subcommittee is looking for good ideas. Can you sing, dance or pull elephants out of a hat?
Who have we not tracked down yet? Here is a list of missing classmates.

Due to a bug in Internet Explorer (one of many), you will sometimes have to click twice on the Torch icon, if you are using that browser, to get to a classmate's entry. The first click will open the page for that class. The second click will take you to the particular classmate on the page. The solution? Use Firefox!