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Janet Cass `58
For many Stanstead
College alumni, Janet Cass was the smiling face of the Business Office. For
close to 30 years her sunny disposition made students feel welcome as they
stopped by to check for mail or ask about their accounts. In return, Janet says,
the students kept her young.“The students, the teachers and staff, that’s what kept me there for as long as I was,” said Janet, who retired at the end of the 2003-2004 school year. Janet has Stanstead in her blood. Born and raised here, she attended Stanstead College at a time when it was the English school for all local children. Janet was in the last graduating class of Bugbee Business School in 1958 and immediately began her working career in the registrar’s office at McDonald College. She was working as a secretary at Victoria Hospital in London, Ont. in 1975 when a part-time position opened up in the Stanstead College Business Office under then-manager Philip Wood. “It was the second year of the Howie Meeker Hockey School and they needed extra help,” she recalled. “At the time, the school did all the work for the hockey school. After that, I was asked to stay on.” Over the years, there were many changes in the office, including the introduction of computers. But the one constant was the steady stream of students who came and went and made the years fly by. “I didn’t expect to stay as long as I did,” she said, looking back at her 29 years. Janet has no definite plans for her retirement other than to enjoy her free time and perhaps do some volunteer work.
Adam Houghton left Stanstead College in his fifth year as Director of Information Technology – Infrastructure. He taught computer courses and maintained the extensive information technology network at the school in its many buildings. In his time at Stanstead he has overseen the renewal of our computer network and the computerization of our academic reports. In addition, Adam was a certified athletic therapist who provided support to coaches during interscholastic matches. He and his wife Cindy live in Littleton, New Hampshire with their new daughter Abbey who was born in June.
Lazarus Fitopoulos
Return to Red & White Fall 2004/Winter 2005
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With
daughter Monica Peloquin born on July 6 (6 lbs 2 oz), Sophie Bélanger is away on
maternity leave this year. Sophie teaches French at Stanstead and will return
for the 2005/2006 school year.