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my mum went to holy family i think she left in 1960...i went to moorhead
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is that it nobody from holy family left out there.:(
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I went to Holy Family, I was there when it changed to Mount Carmel and the uniform went from being a reasonably cool gray and black affair to the poo brown one.
I remember virtually all the teachers mentioned on the thread but my form teacher was Miss Wojtavic (or however the hell you spell it). I seem to remember she had very bad breath. I also have terrible memories of Mr Mulderrig. He was a swine but I saw him in Accrington town centre just a couple of days ago and he looked nothing like as terrifying. Time does funny things. Did you know he shaved his head for the part of the King in The King and I at Holy Family and it never grew back. That's why he was bald. GIT! |
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I saw Miss Wojaanowski in a film recently, she played 3rd Troll from the left in Lord Of the Rings.
I had Mrs "sharknose" Bradshaw for English though, not her. Anyone remember Mr Cunningham who taught physics - he would practice Karate in the gym at lunch times and scare all the pupils sh*tless. |
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Wow what a gr8 forum left accy in 85 nice seeing some familiar names after such a long time.
Does any one remember the Fowlers, Alan Fowler and his wife both taught RE and English i think. Is Miss Nelson still a Miss. The Ryders esp Kev was a top man. Ne 1 remember Mr Pickering, woodwork teacher i think :) |
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mr pickering was metalwork.
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Saw your Mr Bentley at cricket last week;he is hale and hearty despite being a Church fan! Also Miss Almond (Christine) sadly died about 15 years ago after a bravely fought battle with cancer;she was a friend to many and a wonderful woman.
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I was at holy family from 77-82 and remember all of the above teachers.
Some more that I remember are Mr Swarbrick- English lit, Mr & Mrs Ryder, he taught History, Mr Robinson- English. I remember Mr Almond caning the whole class for talking outside in the hallway, also you were not allowed to pick up a pen whilst he was talking as well as sit with your hands on your head. |
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I remember the ROSLA block it was built for the 5th years. Rising Of School Leaving Age. I think 4th and 5th years were allowed to eat lunch there.
What was the name of the female teacher who was the Hyndburn mayor approx 1977, we had a school trip to the town hall and had to all play a part in a mock town hall meeting. Going to Malham as part of Geography was also a school trip I remember. |
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Think the female teacher's name was Miss (Winnie) Hogan. I really liked and respected that teacher when i was there.
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Spoke to my sister today and the teacher that I was thinking of was Miss Hall. Anyone remember her, she was a nice lady. I think she was responsible for the girls, she was who you had to go to if you had a problem.
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Nice one Magily I never knew what ROSLA stood for, I can just about remember I think she was called Jessie Hall.
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You are right Bagpuss it was Jessie Hall,at some point when I was there 77-82 she was the mayor of Hyndburn I seem to recall.
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Sad to read in todays Observer that Mr Pickering, my old metalwork teacher, has passed away.
He was a nice bloke, although he did cane me for breaking a file (rasp?), so I'd like to register my condolences to his family |
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Just read that myself, it has to be said he was not one of my favourite teachers so I chose woodwork but sad for his family that he died age 63 RIP.
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I was there 67 - 71 remember all of those teachers very well. The one that sticks in my mind was Mrs Ainsworth the Cookery teacher. She once whacked the back of my hand with a big bunch of keys because I was wicked enough to make the slit in my pie with a knife and not scissors!!!! My hand was swollen after. That would be a case of child abuse these days. By the way if I make a pie these days I ALWAYS make the slit with a knife, just to say to Mrs Ainsworth.....on yer bike, I do it My way!!
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Spent most of my school life loking at my shoes, almond was a sadistic **** Mulderic at least cained you in the office Spent half my life in that office !!!!!!!! CRABBY !!!!!!!!!!!:engsmil::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: :eek::eek:
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Hello every one I went To Holy Family from 76-81. it was such a good laugh reading some of the post I remember most of the teachers names. ans Jessie hall. was great. spent most of my time getting my mark and whacking it. any one remember Mrs Baker PE.
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Just read about his death, deepest sympathy to his family, I liked him he was a good laugh compared with people like Mcaloon,
Mr. Robinson was the rubix cube genius, he solved it and used to sell the solution for 5p a copy, he migrated to Ausarlia, Ne one remember Mcaloon saying " Boy u r a lemon, and lemons get squeezed so watch out" I suppose these days this could be considered a pickup line LOL:) |
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Great fun reading through all those memories long time since I was at HF 64 to 68 some teachers not mentioned I remember. Mrs. Cornthwaite cookery, lost her false nails making dough. Mr Pardon geography also taught religion made Paula Oughton sit on a drawing pin because she could not answer a question, Mr Doherty tall hulk of a guy had a cane with split ends used to pull it back over his shoulder till it touched the floor then wack it forward I remember it well, being on the other end of it. Mrs. Lindhirst I think taught art a bit wacko used to wear capes and glasses on the end of her nose . Known singer from ossy Pat Catlow taught music. Mrs. Mac (something) was teacher for Year 1 (Severn) 1964. Anyone sat at the front of Mulderricks class cant forget his picking and flicking, your book was full of boggies when the lesson finished. Most people remember Terry Neville for his sport but he was the best Math teacher I ever had.
Classes called Thames (brainy lot), Severn, Humber and Ribble Year 1 Severn 1964/65 girls Lynn Astin, Anne Billington, Julie Coffee, Janet Davis, Maureen Dugdale, Christine Entwistle, Margaret Holden, Trica Holmes, Anne Lovell(RIP), Jean Maguire, Shelia McGowan, Kathleen Moore, Paula Oughton, Margaret Patterson, Lynn Pilkington, Susan Saunders, Lynne Whalley, Kathleen Whittaker boys Barnes, Batt, Cavalery (RIP),Crook, Croston, Farrington, Hayes, Kopel, Stanley, Staves, Wilkinson sorry if i forget anyone :confused: but would love to hear from any of you.:) |
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any of you went 76- 81 love to catch up . now live in L.A.
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sorry just missed you left in 75.:Banane39:
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I also remember Mr Gidman English and Natural history ( top man )
Mrs Lindon art ( bohemian ) |
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did anyone leave in 1960? my mum and aunt went there
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anyone leave in 75?.:banane58: :banane58: :banane58:
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I was there from 1975 to 1980 and can still remember the register for my form, how sad is that!! Rigby, by the way and form tutor was Miss Foster :)
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I was there from 76-81 Arrowsmith Madam Metcalf. The French one.
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I was there mid 60s left about 64, the arty art teacher was ... well i wont use bad language. Mrs Griffin, anyone remember her? She was the deputy head mistress, the most sadistic woman i ever met. Mr Mayer the headmaster at the time tried his best, told me to reach for the stars etc... Miss Boyle the gym teacher used to scream "you bold creature", if we stepped out of line.Hated the school and most teachers ,but had some good times too. Remember the christmas parties with the teachers watching from the stage?
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Went to st oswalds 73 onwards and then paddock house 79-81 and then upto Holy family used to get caned off mulderrick all the time and of course took a few beatings off almond didn't do me any harm taught me a few lessons.
Sister went to holy family 68 onwards brother went(sometimes!) from 71 onwards other sister went from 75 onwards baby brother went from 1980 onwards. |
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I was there 68 - 72, what was yr sis called - I'm Mick McAvoy Owd picknflick caned everyone didn't he....... but then again we probably deserved it.....lol |
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hi i went to hollins left in 1995
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Hey all you old timers from the best schoo' in accy
Theyre having an open evening on Tues 2nd Oct - open to everyone not just parents etc Might just have a mosey up and have a look around the old place (sure I left a penny arrow bar on top of one of the cupboards on the tech drawing room.... might still be there....lol) |
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I remember seeing it next to my MO-JO:Banane25:
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Miss Baker was every schoolboys dream.........older woman, short skirts........tremendous. I also saw Miss Jessie Hall MBE last year.
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Lots of good memories! I was there from 76-81 in Arrowsmith, madame Metcalf was my form teacher. I can't remember all the houses I remember Rigby and Clitheroe but what were the others? I had Mr Mulligan for english the first two years I was there. I had Mr sanderson for math- he was always telling us jokes very little math was taught. I was thrown out of mr Parfitts french class and told to go do art with Miss/Mrs Snape-she was a great Art teacher. Who was the other art teacher who was really serious about Art and would grade you really severly- I don't think Piccaso would get a grade higher than a D. Do any of you remember Mr obrien or obby general science teacher? And Mr Mc Keown was the biology teacher. I cant remember what the woodwork teacher was called or the physics teacher.
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Mr Walling was the physics teacher, and Mr Bold taught me Chemistry.
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I guess it all depends on what years you went to school there.What years where you there Bagpuss?
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The names of the houses were the same in the seventies when I was there
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I was at the Holy Family when it first open in August 59, The house names then were St. David, St. Andrew, St Goerge and St. Patrick I think. I was house Captain of St. David in 1962 my last year there, I stayed on until I was 16, the official leaving age in those days was 15
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Arrowsmith, Campion, Southworth, Fisher, Hurst, with the following colours
repectively, White, yellow, blue, green, purple. I think there was an orange somewhere but can't remember the name. Each year they used to change the order around so that 1 year Arrowsmith were the brightest and Fisher the thickos, then the next year it would be a different order. Does anyone remember this or is it just me |
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I went to St Oswalds '59 and then on to Paddock, left in '69
Holy Family was still at St Oswalds when I started, there was a wall and a metal gate separating the big school from the little school. Not long after I started they moved to the new school. Teachers I remember at St Oswalds Miss birch my very first teacher. Miss Gardiner Head teacher. every Friday we were marched to Sacred Heart church for benediction. Every Monday Father Stack ( I Think ) would come and grill us if we had been to church on the Sunday. At Paddock the houses were Augustine, Moore, Campion and Fisher Head teacher Sister Mary Magdalene Rhyddings always took the mickey out of us due to the uniform. the dog biscuit factory used to stink in the summer Looking back they were happy days |
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Holy Family Re-union do again - Fri 30th May - Bridge Inn Church, 7.30 onwards
Lets see how many of me old class of 71/72 turn up agsin - lots at last 2 meets :hehetable |
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You are right about Stirling Dog Foods, it smelled foul winter and summer. We used to go in the public loo's on the end of Moscow Mill St for a crafty ciggie at dinner times, also to the stream down the side of the school. Happy days. |
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Holy terror! never heard her called that before, but can remember lots of other unprintable ones.
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Later to become Dean Stacks
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does anyone remember FATHER. Rimmer, i had a few run ins with him.
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yea dean stack was a pussycat compared to him .....
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Did'nt know you were RC, Mr C.
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Anybody remember Fr. Houlahan(might be spelt wrong)? He was a lovely man, used to come and give Dad communion at home because he couldn't get to church. Of all the priests I can remember he must be my favourite.
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I remember them all being a ex alterboy at st heart in the late 60s.
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My brother sent me a clipping from the Observer, of the latest Holy Family reunion, can any one identify the people on there, I can still recognise Katie Boyle the girls PE teacher and Terry Neville, & Dennis Cassidy , is Franny Franks on there as well. but none of the others.
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Fr Houlahan was my favorite too he was very fair & at least he listened to you .........not like Fr Rimmer !!!
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Not sure , whether this is the right pace for this post, but just read that he died a few days ago. Soo sad,
I really don't know what to say, except deepest sympathies to his family. He really was one of the best. I used to hate sports but he was still a great PE teacher. |
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So sorry to hear about Fred Bentley, - decent bloke when we were there, great outside school on trips, holidays etc, a firm but fair teacher
Condolances to his family and friends |
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Was his brother called Paul ?.
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Hi I'm working at Mount Carmel at the moment and need some history on the merger of Paddock House and Holy Family. Could anybody help? I'm looking for the date when they merged to become Mount Carmel.
With regards to the first thread about Fred, unfortunately Fred did die a few months back of cancer. Everyone at school was deeply affected at hearing the new of his death and many went to pay their respect at his funeral. There has been a facebook account set up in his memory with many many lovely comments about him. Welcome to Facebook! | Facebook Thanks |
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our cookery teacher was mrs cornthwaithe
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went to school with christine
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the headmaster when i was there was mr brunskill any one remember
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Other teachers Mr Neville, Miss Hargreaves, Mr Swarbrick, Mr Moore, Mr Noblet, Mr Hughes, Mr Bob Almond, Mr McDonald, Miss Ashworth, Miss Doran,
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Ive mentioned Miss Doran ( Music Teacher ) dos'nt anyone remember her, she was a sexy little thing.
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