Thornhill Secondary School Alumni Association
90 Kingston Rd Newmarket Ontario Thornhill, ON, Canada

Charlie Seath was the last of the original teachers starting in 1954, when the school began. He taught history and phys. ed. Also developed the "Health's a Po...ppin" program that so many of us benefitted from. Picture taken approximately six years ago at one of our luncheons. Great fella!! See more

Thornhill Thunderbirds Forever! ‘83-84 I believe.

Charlie Seath was the last of the original teachers starting in 1954, when the school began. He taught history and phys. ed. Also developed the "Health's a Po...ppin" program that so many of us benefitted from. Picture taken approximately six years ago at one of our luncheons. Great fella!! See more

I feel I should post all the great teachers at TSS . Too many individual memories to miss anyone. Enjoy

Sad to hear, today, that one of the old time families from Thornhill has passed away. Dan Denby, who lived on Centre St., passed away last week. A lot on here will remember the Denby family. Great bunch of people.

Thornhill Thunderbirds Forever! ‘83-84 I believe.

I feel I should post all the great teachers at TSS . Too many individual memories to miss anyone. Enjoy

Sad to hear, today, that one of the old time families from Thornhill has passed away. Dan Denby, who lived on Centre St., passed away last week. A lot on here will remember the Denby family. Great bunch of people.

So sad to hear of Joe’s passing. Best by far!

Due to unforeseen circumstances the get together at Thornhill Pub has been cancelled. We will try another time. SorryDue to unforeseen circumstances the get together at Thornhill Pub has been cancelled. We will try another time. Sorry

Did you start TSS in the early 80s? There is an impromptu get together at the Thornhill Pub at 6pm on Monday December 2nd. DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES THIS EVENT HAD BEEN CANCELLED

Does Anyone remember Peter Peart our English teacher who got grief from teaching us Catcher in the Rye...and of course... MR.Foley..and Mrs Furst...Latin

THE OCTAGON RESTAURANT One of the first restaurants in the sixties to mark the corners of Yonge and Elgin in Thomhill was called the Copper Kettle. This unique... building was octagonal in shape. In 1974, the present owners not only changed its name to The Octagon, but also introduced fine dining there. Originally the seating capacity at the Octagon was 57 but by 1975 capacity had increased to 150. On December 28, 1992, fire destroyed the original building. Twenty-two months later, the new Octagon opened its doors. See more

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!!!!! One in a Row!!!!!!! First and foremost I have to Thank God for the Power he gave this 5’2, 128lb ... older woman!! Than...kU4thePower!!! And to the whole Canadian Team and coach Fareen Samji and Jeff Crittenden (Critter) Onward and Upward!!!! My competitors and the coordinators and organizers, especially, Jeff Glider !!! And all of his Amazing Volunteers!!!! And to YOU!!!! All my wonderful and most Amazing friends sending huge vibes!!!! I could feel your Love!!!! Thank you all so very very much!!!! There are no words for the way I feel right now!!!! See more

A taste of the past. Sure has changed around there. Actually stopped in for lunch. My girlfriend and I were so excited as it's been so many years. Food is exactly the same. Sadly the owner wasn't friendly at all. Crushed our enthusiasm for nostalgia LOL.