The following Four photos were lent to us by Joyce Pattison.
They show various classes in Leigh Street Primary School circa 1950
Front Row:
Brian Hill, Alan Chadwick, Billy Burgoine, Barry Charlesworth, Roger Andrews, David Mellor, Michael Smith, Tony Crompton, Michael Horsefield, Brian Preston.
Middle Row:
Anne Lacey, Joan Leigh, Joan Mullins, Hilary Walker, Hilda Turner, Marjorie Wilson, Cynthia Wrigley, Norma Wilkinson, Dorothy Mather, Sylvia West, Irene Taylor, Pamela Harris, Celia Bromley.
Middle Row:
Frank Crompton, Roy Bennett , Marjorie Ashworth, Amy Barlow, Davina Knowles, Valerie Holland, Maureen Mansfield, Margaret Andrew, Joyce Smith, Jay ?, Ann Hayward, Pat Bramwell, David Hood.
Back Row:
Alan Ralphs, Susan Slater, Irene Rhodes, Gillian Parry, Audrey Etchells, Brenda Warhurst, Gordon McConnell, Joan Butterworth, Barbara Austin, Ann Handforth, Hilary Bellis, Irene Berry, Colin Howarth.
Mr Renwick is the Headmaster & Miss Lee's, the Teacher. Circa 1952
Hyde United's football stand can be seen in the background.
Mr Drewitt (?) is the Teacher and Mr Renwick is the HeadMaster.
Thanks very much, Joyce :)
9 comments:
Fifty in the class!
Mr Drewitt, was at Leight St Juniors in the mid 70's when I was there.
He was bald by then and played the piano during morning assembly.
At Greenfield Street Primary in the early fifties, Miss Marlor had two registers for 60 children in the class.
I don't think the teacher on the left is Mr Drewitt, I'm pretty sure it's Ken Sloan. Mr Drewitt had what is called year 6 nowadays, these are younger than year 6.
I don't think the teacher on the left is Mr Drewitt, I'm pretty sure it's Ken Sloan. Mr Drewitt had what is called year 6 nowadays, these are younger than year 6.
You could be right. It's so long since I was there...also, I only remember Mr Drewitt without hair ;)
Does anyone have a photo of when Miss Moore was headmistress of Leigh St infants school in the 1950's? I went there from 1957-1959. It would be lovely to see some of the faces I might remember...
Mr Drewitt was my teacher in the final year, I remember throwing a crayon at the board and it it hit his rather bald head, he walked around with it on his head for the rest of the day, clearly no one told him, or he was blessed with a wonderful sense of humour !!! I wonder !!!!
The teacher on the left is my Dad, Ken Sloane.
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