I reside and practice general psychiatry in suburban Toronto.  My wife is a professor of Social Work at the University of Toronto and we have two grown sons and two delightful grandchildren.  I started in the Engineering Faculty at McGill thinking I’d become an electrical engineer and, looking back at the captions in the 1957 Outlook, I achieved my destiny and did “get a shock” and become a physician instead.  I maintain my “vigorous” prototype and in spite of the additional half century since then, while no longer “playing football” I bike, Laser sail, and ski British Columbia often, as well as walk and hike with my wife.

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Harry Grief

Hi Norm,

I think I know you longer than anyone, since your mother was my older sister’s piano teacher when I was still a student in elementary school.  Can’t wait to re-hash memories of high school.  Look forward to seeing old classmates again.

December 17, 2006

Monday, February 5, 2007 - 08:59 PM

HI Norm

You forgot to mention your illustrious Air Force carreer!!.  Although not an Outremont High-er it was great to see your pic and to learn of your life over the past 40 years since med school

Peter Madras  (pmadras@yahoo.com)

Thursday, May 3, 2007 - 02:44 PM