Distance, time and space (DTS) seemed to be the formula for 3 Cayon High School (CHS ) alumni of the 80’s and 90’s to connect and communicate with a purpose.  From St. Kitts to England to Florida, Carl Mills, Bertram Pennyfeather, and Joycelyn Archibald Pennyfeather kept in constant contact with each other after leaving the halls of the prestigious Cayon High School (CHS).  Conversations evolved around many issues and finally about a reunion amongst friends.  That did not seem to be enough so we tried settling for a class reunion.  That also was not enough. Then the decision was made; and as the conversation evolved, we decided that this would not be just any class reunion, but one that should involve all CHS Alumni from within the diaspora.   

The seed was planted, and the consensus was that irrespective of the DTS, the coming together of friends, classmates and family was important especially to those who benefited by walking the halls of the CHS.  While we collaborated, the idea of showing gratitude and appreciation to past principals came to the forefront.  Consequently, we began reaching out to other CHS alumni. Hence, the ‘CHS BEST’ was conceptualized comprising of past students, teachers,  and principals. Conversations extended to, and were embraced by Seifroy Phillips, Sandra Morton, Andrea James, Sheila Morris,  Doreth Millard, Heather Pennyfeather, Bernadette Prentice and Corrine Mussington Archibald.  These alumni of CHS kept the conduit buzzing through constant conversations, utilizing the advanced technology for all its worth. The reunion amongst friends became a non-profit organization whose goal is to showcase and appreciate the pioneers and products of CHS.  CHS BEST through Distance, Time and Space resulted in ongoing connections and a purpose for the CHS alumni within the diaspora to bond and  share the history of the CHS through virtual and physical avenues. CHS BEST HERE WE COME!!!!