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Old 29-06-2004, 05:48   #1
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St. Andrews School 1955

The top class (Mr. Dean - later to become headmaster of Hyndburn Park Juniors)

As I remember them: l to r
Top Row: John Parkinson, Barry Elliot, John Tatershall,Jimmy Rimmington, Tony Pollard, Gordon Kenyon,George Taylor, Ronnie Bennett, Me (Darby),Barry Whittaker, Frank George. Mr. Dean

Middle Row: Dougie Hargreaves, Brian Robinson, Donald Maclean, John Whittaker, Billy Brennan, Tony Seymour, John Howarth,Les Birtwhistle, David Ireland,John Parker, Thomas Woods

Front Row: Barbara Carr, Sylvia ?,Irene Johnson, Kathleen Woods,Edna Baker, Patricia Kelly, Pauline Hindle, Jean Rawcliffe, Kathleen ?, Heather Redmond, ? Ireland

Sitting: Sandra Fisher, ?, ?

I can remember the names of all the lads, but not all the girls...well girls weren't interesting when I was that age (how things change!)
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Old 02-02-2008, 13:42   #2
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Re: St. Andrews School 1955

Those where the days
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Old 02-02-2008, 13:55   #3
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Re: St. Andrews School 1955

Is that St. Andrew's in Ossy, or is there another in the area?

As my mum went there around that time, and some of the names ring a bell.
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Old 02-02-2008, 14:03   #4
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No it was on russia st Accrington
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Old 02-02-2008, 14:10   #5
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No it was on russia st Accrington
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Thanks Tony. There was a girl called Irene Johnson in my mum's class at St. Andrew's in Ossy too. Small world.
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Old 02-02-2008, 19:21   #6
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Good to see this. Although I am 3yrs older than this class, I recall sosme of the names as I lived in Persia st. I attended St John's after a year or so at St andrew's. Douglas Hargreaves lives in Fuerteventura I believe. A girl called ann Crook, who lived on Blackburn rd did organise areunion a few years ago but I don't know if she is in touch with any St Andrews lot.
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Old 02-02-2008, 20:17   #7
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No it was on russia st Accrington
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I think I remember my Grandma telling me that St Andrews school on Russia Street was amalgamated with another school in the area (can't remember which one now) to become one school, St Nicholas on Dill Hall Lane.
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Old 02-02-2008, 21:33   #8
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Re: St. Andrews School 1955

A lovely pic and a few memories for me as I attended St Andrew's School and also the Church. The first thing to come to mind was spending my collection money at the local shop!

I was at the school from 1959 until 1962 so I'm not pictured but I really wish that I had one to share.
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