Weekend Argus Saturday

Dedicated to excellence

IF 2020 has taught us anything, then it is that life should be acknowledged, appreciated and celebrated.

As the Harold Cressy Alumni Association (HCAA), we are heeding this call by acknowledging our teachers and former principal Victor Ritchie. We appreciate his legacy of teaching and leadership, and look forward to celebrating his 90th birthday on Thursday, October 15.

Ritchie taught at Harold Cressy High School for 37 years, and served as principal for 27

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