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those were the days 01-04-2006 13:52

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Have you been in the new building? I went to have a nosey on an open day thing last year, weird how the new bit suddenly turns into cromwell building, remember the dinner hut as well?

accymel 01-04-2006 14:17

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Originally Posted by those were the days
remember the dinner hut as well?

Oh yeah i remember that getting my soup & roll lol altho it did get demolished before my year 9 started & they built a new one within the home economics block.:rolleyes:

Tinkerbelle 01-04-2006 14:57

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WOW! The soup hut! I'd forgot about that place!! :)

those were the days 01-04-2006 15:44

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And the never ending queue, with the dinner ladies giving out tickets so that you didn`t push in! The chicken pie was good but the coke always made me giddy (giddier?)

SPUGGIE J 01-04-2006 15:56

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We all cant wait to leave school yet the majority of us wish we could have those days again sad though it sounds. Two of my nieces attend and those teachers there that where mine and my sisters enjoyed "dropping" us in it especially me oops.

those were the days 01-04-2006 15:58

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Yeah, that final day you leave the school doors, it kind of hits you, that maybe it wasn`t such a bad place after all.. Do your nieces enjoy it?

brfcbigtits 01-04-2006 19:30

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i went to moorhead it was well **** lol only thing i liked is p.e thats it

lettie 02-04-2006 06:25

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Aaaah Miss Watts. The Domestic Science teacher..... She was such a softie and always fell for a sob story. Me and my mate must have got out of cooking most weeks. We used to tell her that as our parents were divorced, we couldn't afford to buy the ingredients. Had her in tears a few times... I don't know how I ever came away with an O level in that subject..:D

SPUGGIE J 02-04-2006 09:42

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:D Sure Miss Watts didnt do the exam for you Lettie. :p

mac 19-04-2006 14:49

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havent lived in accy for years. is the school any rougher than 93 when i left or is it the same. is the school basketball team just as good. we used to kick arse.

Lisa82 08-05-2006 12:25

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Anyone on here leave moorhead in 99

mani 08-05-2006 15:04

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oh the memories!! and the coincidence - i'm goin there for my nephews parent evening 2nite!! so i hope to see them there

cpcman 08-05-2006 20:16

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do you remember mr littler the hells angel biker biography teacher?
great teacher all said. also spider man the r.e. teacher (mr webb)
or am i going back a little too far for you all now

cpcman 08-05-2006 20:24

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just another quick one. My Daughter is in the last year now at Moorhead just about to take her exams she has a teacher who remembers me Mr Neild. I remember him well! He once called my work a mock up with a capitol C. Thanks great mate really did me good

nods 08-05-2006 22:24

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:not_ripe: they were top teachers apart from mr williamson pullin ya ears
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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
Any of the old teachers still there that have already been mentioned in various threads smiffy Mr & MrsWalmsley, Mr Williamson, Mr. Green, Mr Robinson, Mr McHale, Mr McCaffrey??


nods 08-05-2006 22:27

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:D HA our year tortured poor hitler littler i think he had a break down dint he?
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Originally Posted by PILKYBUSDRIVER
I remember Mrs Ainsworth my first form tutor,Mr Cauldwell (Chucklebrother lookalike,get him talking about football and the lesson was out the window),Mr Williamson(art)permanently chewing gum,Mr Jordan (art),Mrs Heap(French teacher and from France)she was also my form techer and I had her in set 1,hated her.Mr mcHale(History),Mr Dixon(Maths),had a really great Chemistry teacher but can't remember his name,he was quite old with very thick glasses.Edna Skull(Physics)always chuckled at the subtlty of the name.Mrs Walmsley,Mr Walmsley(Larry Grayson specs),Mr Littler(hitler)Chemistry.Mr Omerod(nice guy RIP),Mr Clayton(history)Separate desks,lines for being late,lines for being early,lines for everything,then after school he used to jog home to where of all places but CLAYTON.


nods 08-05-2006 22:32

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:eek: I WAS IN THAT YEAR TOO
VEZ AND CATHERINE VICKI AND ALL THE REST OF THE CREW
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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
That was a little before my time i started Moorhead in '87 and left in '92


nods 08-05-2006 22:39

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MY DAD WAS AT THE GRAMMER IN 1976
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Originally Posted by StvKy
Ken Scott inspired me to take up a career in woodworking, I'm still at it 20 odd years later. The most inspiring teacher that I ever encountered was a guy that went by the name of Winky Barrel, a chemistry teacher. He taught me for a year and sadly died. I think that must have been around 1975, the guy had been a professor but an objector to the second war and so got shuffled down to the grammar school, passionate about his subject though


nods 08-05-2006 22:50

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:confused: ARE THEY RELATED TO KERRY,GAYNOR AND TRACEY NEWSON?
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Originally Posted by fibi
It was Gary Lettie, wasn't Mark Gillian Newsons brother


Tinkerbelle 08-05-2006 23:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nods
:D HA our year tortured poor hitler littler i think he had a break down dint he?

I think that was might have had something to do with a certain pupil setting light to the bunsen burner taps everytime he was in his class. :rofl38:

accymel 09-05-2006 09:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cpcman
do you remember mr littler the hells angel biker biography teacher?
great teacher all said. also spider man the r.e. teacher (mr webb)
or am i going back a little too far for you all now

yeh i remember Mr Webb how could i forget the unforgiving soul who gave the whole class detention for a few idiots peeing about:(

accymel 09-05-2006 09:37

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
I think that was might have had something to do with a certain pupil setting light to the bunsen burner taps everytime he was in his class. :rofl38:

Called Wayne W i was fortunate to be in his class for entertainments lmao:D

kash 09-05-2006 11:08

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does anyone remember Mr Garstan (don't know how its spelt but pronounced like that). he got knocked over by a students mum.

Lisa82 10-05-2006 14:21

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I remember mr garstang he used to take me for gcse PE. He only liked you if you were good at it !! and female

kash 10-05-2006 16:23

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i didn't have mr garstang, my PE teacher was mr fox. i heard that in garstang lesson if you didn't have your kit then during register you'd have to say something like- yes sir no kit sir. or if you had a note you'd say- yes sir note sir. what a weirdo?

by the way who was your personal tutor? mine was Mrs parkinson. her initials are M.P. so my class was called Members of Parliament (MP)

Lisa82 11-05-2006 10:38

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MRS DAVIDSON WAS MINE, IN ONE OF THE IT ROOMS. YOU WERE PROB JUST STARTING AS I WAS LEAVING. I HAD MR FOX FOR PE SOMETIMES TOO. HE WAS MY HEAD OF YEAR. MR GARSTANG USED TO BE IN THE ARMY SO THATS PROBABLY WHY HE DID ALL THE NO SIR YES SIR BUSINESS

kash 11-05-2006 10:59

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Mr Fox was my head of year for five years

Lisa82 11-05-2006 11:06

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Yeah he took over your year when we left.

those were the days 15-05-2006 12:52

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Mr Green was my head of year for the last two years and Mr McCaffrey for the first 3 years.

SPUGGIE J 15-05-2006 13:53

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Looking over the posts makes me wonder if it has really changed that much since I left in '86?

kash 15-05-2006 15:45

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did anyone have Mr caldwell (geography), he loved showing a video of him at a football match (recorded it off the TV).

SPUGGIE J 15-05-2006 17:31

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He was my form tutor in year 3. He was a sound little guy and has my niece in his class. :o All those tales he has about me and my sister. :eek:

Lisa82 16-05-2006 13:20

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I remember Mr McCaffrey, was he RE teacher?

those were the days 16-05-2006 21:52

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Yes he was RE Teacher, he was a nice enough bloke, last I heard he was teaching at Hollins.

those were the days 16-05-2006 21:53

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Don`t think it has changed that much since `86 spuggie! just more wrinkles on the faces lol

SPUGGIE J 16-05-2006 22:27

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Originally Posted by those were the days
Don`t think it has changed that much since `86 spuggie! just more wrinkles on the faces lol

And less hair. Maybe I am just a sado but I actually miss the place dispite hating it at the time. :(

Dont see anyone from my time there sadly even when visiting Accy.

those were the days 17-05-2006 06:14

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I left in 1986 too, and hardly see anyone, i think they must have been abducted by aliens lol! Or were so traumatised they left Accy for good.????....

SPUGGIE J 17-05-2006 08:23

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Proberly a bit of both or scattered to the 4 winds and never heard of again.:eek:

accymel 17-05-2006 09:51

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To be honest im soo glad i left & wouldnt want to go back - not even for our year renunion im still in touch with friends from there, the rest made my life a misery:(

SPUGGIE J 17-05-2006 12:16

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At least you are still in touch with some of them AM. Me being up here makes it nigh on impossible. :(

Tinkerbelle 17-05-2006 13:44

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Originally Posted by accymel
To be honest im soo glad i left & wouldnt want to go back


Not even for one day if I was to tell Mr Walmsley to 'go forth and multiply' again ;) :D

kash 17-05-2006 16:39

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

accymel 17-05-2006 16:49

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J
At least you are still in touch with some of them AM. Me being up here makes it nigh on impossible. :(

Aww spuggie so you would go back to school then:D

accymel 17-05-2006 16:50

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
Not even for one day if I was to tell Mr Walmsley to 'go forth and multiply' again ;) :D

PMSL!!!! well as long as it lasts longer than the 1st time lol:D

SPUGGIE J 17-05-2006 22:54

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Originally Posted by accymel
Aww spuggie so you would go back to school then:D

Hell yes life was so easy and carefree then. Now its work bills and grey hair. :D

notts 21-05-2006 14:55

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mr omerod was my form teacher for the last 2 years i was at moorehead he was a really good man

jackyalex 21-06-2006 09:32

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what a fantastic school i was there from 1991-96 well it was actually 93-96,cromwell girls loos is where you would find 6 girls in 1 loo all sharing 1 fag,funny there was so many toilets and 6 girls in 1 all standing in a position that made it look like there was just 1 in the loo from the outside just incase mrs blades came in,she never did anything anyway

kash 30-07-2006 18:29

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who remember SMT and the little card you have to take to the office to call them out?

Dexster 31-07-2006 11:58

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Mrs McIntosh was my form tutor if anyone remembers her?

CASPER 31-07-2006 12:45

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Mrs McIntosh is still there.

By the way from Sept 2006 the school will be Accrington Moorhead Sports College:Banane25:

kash 31-07-2006 16:01

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i remember mcintosh, she only taught me one year maths

Dexster 31-07-2006 16:55

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Originally Posted by CASPER
Mrs McIntosh is still there.

By the way from Sept 2006 the school will be Accrington Moorhead Sports College:Banane25:

lol, very powsh :D

rosiebear 31-07-2006 20:39

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my daughter attended moorhead a few years ago . maybe one of u out there will remember her . her name is saxonrose law . she still thinks it was the best school she attended .

brfcbigtits 11-10-2006 19:52

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i left moorhead in 2004 it was a load og ****e lol excuse my frence

Tinkerbelle 11-10-2006 20:03

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Originally Posted by brfcbigtits
i left moorhead in 2004 it was a load og ****e lol excuse my frence

Hmmm, I can tell you didn't like lessons :confused:

'i' should be 'I' when at the start of a sentence, it's 'of' not 'og' and your frence (it's actually 'french') is excused. ;) :D

You also forgot your full stop.

Steph 11-10-2006 23:29

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Well I left in 2000 and then returned to do some voluntary work as part of my degree in 2005. I would like to return again sometime soon if they'll have me. How different is it when you're on the other side (teacher's).

Neil 12-10-2006 07:29

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
'i' should be 'I' when at the start of a sentence

'i' should be 'I' whenever it is used on it's own :rolleyes:

Tinkerbelle 12-10-2006 11:45

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Originally Posted by Neil
'i' should be 'I' whenever it is used on it's own :rolleyes:


I know ;) Look through my old posts you'll see I do most of the time :D

Neil 12-10-2006 11:47

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Well at least you can spell 'the' :D

Tricia 12-10-2006 17:41

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I am fascinated reading this thread. But it is so long I haven't managed to plough through it all yet.

I always wondered what happened there since I left. I remember visiting back home quite a few years back now and being surprised to find that it had gone "co-ed". And there were male teachers there even when it was still an all girls?

Wow! They were mostly a lot of old maids in my day. Some of them were very kind and sweet, but there were quite a few harridans, too.

I remember in particular the history teacher who looked like a horse and acted like a dragon - blowed if I can remember her name. Obviously a Freudian slip. The only exception was if you happened to be good at her subject, and that made you one of her favourites. Needless to say, I hated it. I never was good with numbers. And remembering dates was a lost cause. Nowadays they teach it much more sensibly - after all, it's more about the people who made the history than exactly when they made it.

Tricia

jackyalex 12-10-2006 20:39

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when did moorhead change from being an all girls school my nan and her sisters went when it was an al girls school

maxwell silver 16-10-2006 18:26

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Originally Posted by jackyalex
when did moorhead change from being an all girls school my nan and her sisters went when it was an al girls school

Accy Grammar(the now demolished Queens building) joined up with Accy High school(Cromwell building) for my last year at the grammar school,which was 1975.We were still taught in our respective buildings with no mixed classes as our hormones were running riot.Though i think the years below us may have crossed the field to each others buildings for classes.It became Moorhead High School in 75.I'm not sure but that may have been the time they abolished the eleven plus exam.:engsmil: :engsmil: :engsmil:

AccyAlec 25-10-2006 22:52

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Originally Posted by keyco
i am at moorhead mow an it is crap

So am i... is ya a student?

alec

hantsclaret 08-11-2006 12:31

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Wow what a great thread - been away from Accy now for 18 years though I get back about 4 times a year (always seem to bump into Tony Robbo though!).

Remember one of the highlights being a visit to Belgium (Blanckenberge???) etc - top few days playing not very good football against much much better teams who we just resorted to kicking! Was looking at some piccies from the trip just the other day!

Left in 1984 btw!

tadah 12-01-2007 17:14

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I left in 1999 tinks favorite (Mr McHale) was still there lol.

lancashire lad 08-02-2007 05:44

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I Left in 84 . Now living in Koh Phangan (Thailand).
Best thing was the annual snow ball fight with St. Crissys, will never forget them.

greenman8 27-03-2007 06:06

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I was there when Ralph Bailey was head(r.i.p.) and Bill Green and Tony Robinson ran our footy team which achieved great things. Who remembers Mr Teale who took rugby amongst one of his subjects (proper hard nut he was). French teacher Mrs Shaw who when pronouncing most words in French would drown anyone within 6 feet. Ma Rushton(biology), Mr Walmesley (eng lit) Mr Dennison (music) and there was an old guy who took maths with the biggest slide rule in the world which he wasn't too shy about giving anyone a whack with now and again, Jock something or other springs to mind. Happy Days......the summer of '76, what a year that was.

greenman8 27-03-2007 06:12

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Didn't Miss Tomlinson and Ma Roberts have a bit of a thing :Banane20:

greenman8 27-03-2007 06:20

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Yeah i remember old "winky" a bit hard of hearing and his sight wasn't up to much......did he get some stick when he took our classes.

MargaretR 27-03-2007 10:58

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Jim Bowen taught at Hyndburn Park and was a 'harsh taskmaster' (from one who was taught by him)
Only 'Willow' has mentioned a few teachers names I recognise.
I was at Moorhead from 1953 to 1958 in the same forms as Kathleen Jones. Her role model was history teacher Miss Scotney.

Some interesting facts about that time :-
There was just the Cromwell building
All girls and NO MALE TEACHERS ALLOWED!
The head was MISS Mabel Horne (a 6' tall streak of misery who had a degree in French.)
The only man allowed on the premises was the elderly janitor.
If workmen were needed for property repairs on site -a large portion of the school was cordoned of and declared out of bounds. Fear of contact with the male gender pervaded all school life.
An interesting anecdote about Mrs Jones - did you know that she was excused PE and Games because she had had her little toes surgically removed. I always envied that because I hated Hockey - on that field wearing just a blouse and navy blue knickers in all weathers wasnt fun.I used to wangle it so that I was goalie for the best side so I spent most of the time hiding behind the goalpost out of the wind.
The naming of forms was like something from the novel 'What Katy Did'
eg 1st year =III (third)
2nd year= lower IV
3rd year= IV (fourth)
4th year- lower V -etc
suffixed by the surname initial of the form teacher I started there in IIIP (Mrs Pape)
I cant say I enjoyed the strict regime that ruled - always walk (never run),and always keep to the left, in corridors. Always wear your navy beret with badge when journeying to and from school (despite heatwaves) - to name but a couple of the instances of how we were strictly controlled and regimented. Hated it- I left as soon as I could- missed out on higher education as a result.

flashy 27-03-2007 15:47

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ah kathleen jones, how we all hated her :D

jackyalex 27-03-2007 21:17

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Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 403899)
Jim Bowen taught at Hyndburn Park and was a 'harsh taskmaster' (from one who was taught by him)
Only 'Willow' has mentioned a few teachers names I recognise.
I was at Moorhead from 1953 to 1958 in the same forms as Kathleen Jones. Her role model was history teacher Miss Scotney.

Some interesting facts about that time :-
There was just the Cromwell building
All girls and NO MALE TEACHERS ALLOWED!
The head was MISS Mabel Horne (a 6' tall streak of misery who had a degree in French.)
The only man allowed on the premises was the elderly janitor.
If workmen were needed for property repairs on site -a large portion of the school was cordoned of and declared out of bounds. Fear of contact with the male gender pervaded all school life.
An interesting anecdote about Mrs Jones - did you know that she was excused PE and Games because she had had her little toes surgically removed. I always envied that because I hated Hockey - on that field wearing just a blouse and navy blue knickers in all weathers wasnt fun.I used to wangle it so that I was goalie for the best side so I spent most of the time hiding behind the goalpost out of the wind.
The naming of forms was like something from the novel 'What Katy Did'
eg 1st year =III (third)
2nd year= lower IV
3rd year= IV (fourth)
4th year- lower V -etc
suffixed by the surname initial of the form teacher I started there in IIIP (Mrs Pape)
I cant say I enjoyed the strict regime that ruled - always walk (never run),and always keep to the left, in corridors. Always wear your navy beret with badge when journeying to and from school (despite heatwaves) - to name but a couple of the instances of how we were strictly controlled and regimented. Hated it- I left as soon as I could- missed out on higher education as a result.

i think that you may have been in the same year as my aunt, norma butterworth,does the name ring a bell?

MargaretR 28-03-2007 08:58

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*i think that you may have been in the same year as my aunt, norma butterworth,does the name ring a bell?*

Sorry - no - there were 3 forms of about 35 pupils for each year's intake. I did get to know some in the other 2 forms but I dont remember her. We have been having reuinions every 5 years during the past 15 yrs but numbers attending have been dwindling due to deaths and ill health. One is due this year but might not happen. I dont keep in contact with any of them in between times.

Flash 08-04-2007 19:42

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I was at Moorhead from 84 to 89- Susan Gordon (Flash) at the time now Susan Jones.
Anyone there from the same time? Remember me?
TTFN

dale67 09-04-2007 00:07

Donna Grant- Huncoat
 
Trying to contact Donna Grant who lived in Huncoat during '80s. Any help would be appreciated. I think her Dad was called David and had a carpet machinery business in GH.
[email protected]
Thanks
Dale, Brisbane,QLD

maxwell silver 09-04-2007 04:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by greenman8 (Post 403844)
I was there when Ralph Bailey was head(r.i.p.) and Bill Green and Tony Robinson ran our footy team which achieved great things. Who remembers Mr Teale who took rugby amongst one of his subjects (proper hard nut he was). French teacher Mrs Shaw who when pronouncing most words in French would drown anyone within 6 feet. Ma Rushton(biology), Mr Walmesley (eng lit) Mr Dennison (music) and there was an old guy who took maths with the biggest slide rule in the world which he wasn't too shy about giving anyone a whack with now and again, Jock something or other springs to mind. Happy Days......the summer of '76, what a year that was.

You must have been in the same year as myself or the one below,the only one i don't remember is Bill Green.

Flash 09-04-2007 08:47

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Originally Posted by accymel (Post 129857)
Well i checked out their website....Moorheads that is!! LOL well poor Mr McHale he look old now n chuckle is wearing well...oh i had to laugh tis so funny ive worked out that at least 5 of the teachers are still there from when i left n 92.

Are there photos on their website . Did not see those.I would to see what the teachers look like now i left in 1989.

Flash 09-04-2007 08:56

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle (Post 187110)
She was a bloody good teacher ...... strict but fair and genuinely cared about her students welfare.

I agree. She offered to take me in whilst i was doing my GCSE's. I had left accy just before my exams had started for personal reasons and she said i could live with her for a while. Lovely lovely lady.

Flash 09-04-2007 14:43

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If anyone has any contact details for Kathleen Jones or ideas about how I might get in touch please let me know I would love to drop her a line and let her know how I am doing.
Thanks in anticipation

MargaretR 09-04-2007 15:16

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When I last saw Kathleen at the reuinion 5 years ago I remember she was 'something big' in the Soroptomists Society locally. -Other than that -sorry can't be of help

Flash 10-04-2007 14:38

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thanks for that i have actually managed to find an address from that much appreciated:purpleban

lizziewright 09-05-2007 20:41

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 120327)
My days at Moorhead are so long ago that it wasn't even called Moorhead then and the teachers I had would have been long gone by the time you got there. It was all girls in those days and the male teachers always seemed to be cringeing with embarrassment over something or other. Mr. Mortimer (science - mainly chemistry) used to blush right round the back of his neck and ears.

I can still hear Mr. Duckworth (science again) saying those infamous words "Don't forget to put a rubber bung in it."

I remember Mr Duckworth and Mr Reeves (wasn't he Rev Duckworth) -still have all the old magazines 1961 to 1968!!!

greenman8 14-05-2007 06:26

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Originally Posted by maxwell silver (Post 408539)
You must have been in the same year as myself or the one below,the only one i don't remember is Bill Green.

Bill Green was (still is) of short stature taught History i think and had a tash. Looked a bit like "Tosh" in the Bill on TV if you ever watched it. Him and Tony RObinson ran the football team in our year which included John Kay(goalkeeper) Andrew Bracewell, Dean Halliwell (fit as owt sister) Paul Delaney, Ingo Dewsnap, Kevin Pickering, Jeff Wolstenholme(midfield wizard) Glen Fox, Frank Walmesley, Paul Beck/Walmesley(played for Accy Stanley), to name but a few. OH sorry and little ole me on the wing Pete Johnson (Johnny as it was then).

maxwell silver 14-05-2007 19:19

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greenman you were the year below me.I remember some of the lads you mentioned including yourself.

egg&chips 15-05-2007 20:22

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[ OH sorry and little ole me on the wing Pete Johnson (Johnny as it was then).[/quote]
Good lord Mr Johnson, I remember you and your mucker Pete Stephens from St Nicholas (and St Andrews?). You were something of an accomplished warbler too as I recall

egg&chips 15-05-2007 20:22

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[ OH sorry and little ole me on the wing Pete Johnson (Johnny as it was then).[/quote]
Good lord Mr Johnson, I remember you and your mucker Pete Stephens from St Nicholas (and St Andrews?). You were something of an accomplished warbler too as I recall, at least Messrs Chew and Adcroft thought so.

egg&chips 15-05-2007 20:24

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Originally Posted by pink (Post 424884)
i went to moorhead too :D and st nicholas's

Were you there when it opened?? St Nicks that is??

egg&chips 15-05-2007 20:28

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Originally Posted by pink (Post 424886)
dont be daft i aint THAT old lol

Ah a youngster eh?/ Was Fred still there in your time?

letsdo1 16-05-2007 23:27

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stumbled across this one

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.

piltymon 10-06-2007 14:53

Re: Moorhead High School
 
I was at Moorhead from about 1979 to 1984. Anybody remember Christopher Seymour?

piltymon 13-06-2007 01:33

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Who are you letsdo1?

Gareth 25-06-2007 23:52

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[quote=letsdo1;425872]

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

Mr Clayton - wasn't as old as everyone thought - he gave me millions of detentions

Mr Law

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

Mr Law was the balding one - Keith Windle was the other one.

The Hustler 27-06-2007 10:42

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i left Moorhead Last Year, There was a History Teacher who I cant remember he name of. She was about mid 30's and had short Brown hair.
Anyone help???:)

spud 27-06-2007 11:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hustler (Post 440710)
i left Moorhead Last Year, There was a History Teacher who I cant remember he name of. She was about mid 30's and had short Brown hair.
Anyone help???:)


Have you recently had a bang on the head?

If you only left last year...:confused::confused::confused:

The Hustler 27-06-2007 12:00

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Must have done I just cant remember her name:mad:

Its not just me, My mate cany remember either?

The Hustler 27-06-2007 13:26

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Was it Miss Humble????:Banane54:

XxEmziexX 27-06-2007 17:46

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i still go to Moorhead now it isn't half annoying :s_lol:

Tin Monkey 27-06-2007 19:27

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My sister used to teach at Moorhead in the 70s. I think she was there when it was still the girls' high school, but I'm not sure.

WillowTheWhisp 27-06-2007 20:36

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It was definitely Accrington High School for Girls in 1969. That was when I left.

Stanaccy 28-06-2007 21:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 440930)
It was definitely Accrington High School for Girls in 1969. That was when I left.


It changed in 1975 Willow, my second year. I was at the Grammar School 74 - 79.


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