Moorhead High School

[craftywitch]

Originally Posted by Restless

1994

Hey rob

[craftywitch]

Originally Posted by flashy

i heard it was Hyndburn Park too

Was defo hyndburn park he taught my father in law there

[craftywitch]

Originally Posted by flashy

i was in Mr Dysons form the first year he started, he was a good bloke, had a great gob on him though, and was always a laugh, i saw him a few years ago and he said he was embarrased to see me because i made him feel old, he was only in his 20s when he started at Moorhead

He was a good bloke made learning fun but he'll if he caught ya faggin it even out of school

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Originally Posted by letsdo1

stumbled across this one
Mrs cruise was music teacher her husband was called Tom she brought the wedding album in to show us
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Mr Mchale

Remember in one history lesson, some asian kid was tapping his pen in front of Mchale when he was talking. After a while he lost his temper and grabbed his exercise book and launched it across the room in a fit of anger cos the kid kept tapping his pen. Poor lad.

Mr. Greenhalgh

Was he the german teacher who was kinda cool and not your normal teacher

What was the old strict guy who taught history - not mchale or green - but gave a detention in my 2nd lesson!


Mr Green

Still makes me LOL when he called my mate 'nitball' in class. Then my mate threatened to sue him.

Mrs Walmsley

She had an obsession with giving me conkers

Mr Law

PE teacher - but was he the red hed one or the balding one with a tash?

Mr Mooney

Maths teacher who gave me detention just for not turning up for 5 minutes after school.

What was the name of the biggish science teacher with blond hair?

Miss Cruise (I think)

Blond teacher who all the lads fancied and taught music. We used to joke that her and Mr White were getting it on.

Mrs cruise was a music teacher

[craftywitch]

Originally Posted by kash

Mr Omerod was a good teacher. he taught maths. his wife was also my teacher at primary school. she was also a very teacher.

He was my form teacher god rest him he was always on my case

[craftywitch]

Originally Posted by accymel

Im surprised they fit them all in the Cromwell building although the youngsters will not have the experience of walking to & from Queens building-Cromwell building via the link path if you was lucky to stay on the path & not be pushed into the mud LOL, certainly not great in the pouring rain getting soaked through

Some of my best memories happened on that link path or field haven a fag they
removed a good part of goin to that school lol

[craftywitch]

I was there from 89 to 94. Anyone else in my year

[SaRobinson]

Originally Posted by PILKYBUSDRIVER

I also remember the poor lad Gary Robinson who got struck by lightening on the playing fields just on the plateau further up from the sandpit near the queens building.I also remember Mr McLaren's infamous peformance as boy george.

That Boy Garry Robinson, Hes my uncle Garry, unfortunately passed away in the ambulance because they couldn't resuscitate him, its 31 years to this day hes been gone, R.i.p Uncle Garry :'( Missed but never forgotten

[SaRobinson]

Originally Posted by fibi

Good god Lettie, I remember all of them , what memories

Garry Robinson, He died 1980, He is my uncle it is the 31 years dead, but never forgotten today R.i.p Uncle Garry,

[SaRobinson]

I dont want to sound rude but Garry has only got two brothers and one sister and no step siblings, i only know this because hes my uncle, my mum is his sister, its his anniversairy today, 31 years.....

[SaRobinson]

yes it was Garry Robinson, My uncle, its 31 years to this day...

[SaRobinson]

No, it was Garry Robinson, i know that for a fact hes my uncle, I know ive just brought it all up, but yes it was defanitly him, its actually the 31st anniversairy of his death today :/

[SaRobinson]

My uncle was one of them people on the field, but he was the one who sadly died, 31 years to this day

[SaRobinson]

Well it is quite a eerie time going to and from the buildings, since 12 people a lifes risk, but only one boy died, my uncle, Uncle Garry Robinson! so this isnt very funny.

[Morecambe Ex Pat]

What is happening in this thread?
I remember hearing of that event with great sadness.

It was High School, Grammar School in my day so no walking between schools was permitted, except at weekends when we used the area between the gym and tennis courts for skidding practice on our bikes.