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Stephanie Wallace · 22-11-2010, 06:58

No, Jaysay, it was his scowl and he used to stand behind my chair in class and just linger. He knew I was stuck with the geography and I think he enjoyd that so that when I handed in my efforts he could shout at me. Do they call that bullying these days? Loved my English, history, music, composition etc. I think he was just a pig and pigs tend to stick in your memory-well in mine, anyway.

22-11-2010, 06:58	#20
Stephanie Wallace Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 59 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950 No, Jaysay, it was his scowl and he used to stand behind my chair in class and just linger. He knew I was stuck with the geography and I think he enjoyd that so that when I handed in my efforts he could shout at me. Do they call that bullying these days? Loved my English, history, music, composition etc. I think he was just a pig and pigs tend to stick in your memory-well in mine, anyway.