Rhyddings High School?? - Page 19

panther · 26-03-2009, 17:41

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Originally Posted by pussycat

my boys will be in there last year in september too , this is a joke isn,t it , i have twins so im not goin out and gettin a blazer for the last year too, i think if we get letters im right on the phone ,

Oh what a coincidence!, what are thier names my daughter might know em!!

pussycat · 27-03-2009, 14:00

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Originally Posted by panther

Oh what a coincidence!, what are thier names my daughter might know em!!

there names are sam and will telford ,

panther · 27-03-2009, 18:35

yep she did mention those names, but she dont know them to speak to em i dont think....what form are they in?

bubblehead · 12-05-2009, 19:47

Hi all,
i was there 77 - 82, Miss Wallace was our last form teacher before we escaped, cant remember the name of the year tutor but he used to spend more time in registration than we did like a luv sick puppy.
Par for metalwork and that maniac Winckley for woodwork.
Couldn'd escape French fast enough thanks to Herr Chapples.
Mr Smith for English, dopey Roper for maths i think.
Mr Kiernan for music and Dickie Downs the bucket chemist.
Mrs Barnes for Biology, human Biology was a big disappointment!
Mr Ormorod was our first maths teacher, great guy.
Remember when the first computers arrived ?.

pc1554 · 07-06-2009, 17:32

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Originally Posted by boblad

i went to rhyddings left in 1976 i remember mr and mrs merrigold mr fox took us for gardening ,mr coulter pottery, mr barnes science, mrs dutton library ,goodhall history he was a horrible teacher, we had a maths teacher who was disabled canny remember her name

I remember her name - Mrs Benson. Poor woman got absolutely ripped to pieces by pupils.

pc1554 · 07-06-2009, 17:37

Very sad to hear about Tommy. I remember him well and as I remember lived near him at Knuzden.

mallard · 08-06-2009, 22:04

by the left,you are makeing me feel old i remember most of them, but iam not realy old.

alsteph · 25-01-2010, 20:11

Hi, I remember all the teachers you mention. I was at Moorend, Ossy started in 1963, then to Rhyddings and The Tech. My brother married Mr. Gibsons daughter Jennifer. Mr Gibson was my form teacher at the Tech.

5th Circle · 14-10-2010, 19:08

I was also at Rhyddings,started in the 2nd year and left after the 5th form in 1970, Bob Cunliffe once gave me a hiding for calling out to him on Union Rd, and Frank Eland never had any time for me, he would be suprised now, Best teacher was Abdul Gibson,
Who remembers Paddy Heffernan ??

5th Circle · 14-10-2010, 19:15

Who was the woodwork teacher at Moor End, can't remember his name, was it Howorth or Hacking, he used to gaze out the window watching the pigeons from WhiteAsh flying round and pretend they were German fighter planes, then he would chuck the board cleaner at you for not paying attention, ???

ossy kid · 15-10-2010, 00:00

Don,t know about Moor End but the woodwork teacher at the tech was Ronnie Howland in the mid 50s-60s

jaysay · 15-10-2010, 08:53

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Originally Posted by 5th Circle

Who was the woodwork teacher at Moor End, can't remember his name, was it Howorth or Hacking, he used to gaze out the window watching the pigeons from WhiteAsh flying round and pretend they were German fighter planes, then he would chuck the board cleaner at you for not paying attention, ???

Well when I went to Moorend woodwork classes it was Hacking, he also went on a trip with us to Holland organised by St Marys School Ossy that was 57 or 58

south aussie · 17-10-2010, 02:22

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Originally Posted by 5th Circle

Who was the woodwork teacher at Moor End, can't remember his name, was it Howorth or Hacking, he used to gaze out the window watching the pigeons from WhiteAsh flying round and pretend they were German fighter planes, then he would chuck the board cleaner at you for not paying attention, ???

Mr Hacking was his name.
He had a slipper [about a size 14] with a plywood insert,and used it quite a lot.
If i remember correctley his favourite saying was,BEND OVER AND FACE MECCA and then WHACK.
Most Friday afternoons in woodwork class were spent washing his car[a Ford classic] ready for the weekend.

jaysay · 17-10-2010, 09:00

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Originally Posted by south aussie

Mr Hacking was his name.
He had a slipper [about a size 14] with a plywood insert,and used it quite a lot.
If i remember correctley his favourite saying was,BEND OVER AND FACE MECCA and then WHACK.
Most Friday afternoons in woodwork class were spent washing his car[a Ford classic] ready for the weekend.

He was quite handy with that slipper too SA

Bodomfan · 15-12-2010, 16:20

I went to Rhyddings from 86 to 91. Teachers I had were- business studies: mrs atkinson, maths: mr duffy, french: miss sutton, science: mr roper, mr downs and mrs lafferty, english: mr collings, p.e: mr thompson and mr grimes, geography: mr hargreaves, history: mr booth. Remember going on a school trip to pinzolo in italy skiing.