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Name |
Role(s) - photo |
Report |
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1940s |
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Ms V M Hinchy (MA, Dip ED) |
Headmistress |
handed-over to 'The Beaus' in about '49. |
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J Y Scott (NFF) |
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M S Bevington (CSMMG) |
Gymnastics |
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1950s |
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Mr Beauvoisin |
Headmaster '52, "OEW", '59, '61 |
see 'anecdotes' I was terrified of Mr. Beau and kept out of his way as much as possible. I think this had to do with his seeing my reaction to his entering our class one afternoon with a slow worm in his hand which he then put down the back of my summer dress! The use of the cane or slipper for any boys who crossed the line of right and wrong didn't help my fears of him either. Girls did get their knuckles or hands wrapped with a ruler which was very painful. - Judy Doree ('54-'61) |
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Mrs Beauvoisin |
'52, '59, '61 |
Mrs. Beau always seemed very fair and a good teacher - no fears with her. - Judy Doree ('54-'61) |
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Patricia R Brown |
'52 |
lived in Old Church Lane, left in '52 for Aylward Junior School, Pangbourne Drive. Died in late '90s. - Angela Payling |
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Miss Featherstonehall |
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was very very scary. My only memory of her was that she did not let anyone leave the room during class so there were accidents especially from young boys. I don't think she was there for many years thankfully - Judy Doree |
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Mrs Irving |
'59, '61 |
Mrs. Irving used to get me to "carry" any hairs she found on her clothing to the bin. She loved history and used to give us tit bits of information not found in the history books to make the subject come alive. e.g. Queen Elizabeth 1st black teeth from eating too many sweets. - Judy Doree - MK and Susan Johns |
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Mrs 'Mac' |
Nursery '52, '59, '61 |
Mrs. Mac was my first teacher - she always seemed very nice and a good introduction to the school. - Judy Doree |
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Miss/Mrs Andrews |
- Chris Thrift |
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Mrs G Kendall (MRA, MBAT) |
Dancing '52 |
- Susan Johns |
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Mrs Beauchamp/Mrs Doctor |
Piano |
lived in Elm Park Road, made wonderful fudge with condensed milk. - Susan Johns Mrs. Doctor was the music teacher who made the best fudge. |
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Monica x |
French "OEW" |
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1960s |
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Mrs Kendrick |
… I think she taught form 2. - Lesley de Meza |
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Mrs Nicholls |
… the kindest lady that I can recall … had very neat white hair. - Lesley de Meza I remember Mrs Nicholls very fondly in fact she was probably my favourite. - Judy Doree |
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