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  1. edd

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    RE: Not only that

    know the bloke and his kids quite well. didn't realise he had such a good repuation
     
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    RE: Not only that

    i/m prob a bit confused. I think andy hunts dad was a geog teacher called john, but dont know where he taught
     
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    RE: Not only that

    old issac, i think he had two sons who were there when I was there.</p>

    Would the name 'Saff' Dickenson mean owt to you ? </p>
     
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    afraid not. i know john hunt had 2 sons and is about 77 now
     
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    RE: Not only that

    that could be right as the elder hunt son was a year or so older than me and I'm 48 next.
     
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    Saff Dickinson from Birdwell/ worsbo area ????? nt
     
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    Yep that's the man.

    I used to live on his street and picked up his GCE cetificate when he left. I was a first year at the time and (ahem) in the choir at speech day. The opening speech that day day was delivered by an upper 6th lad called 'Barras' I think. He stood up and gave it in Latin !!! Foookin Latin... now there may have been some the masters who understood this but the assembled 'grunts' like me and the parents hadn't got a feckin clue what he was on about.</p>

    'Fortiter Occupa Portem' (excuse the spelling) **** that for a game of intellectul snob mindgames !!</p>

    (I can still sing the school song , now that's fookin sad !!!)</p>
     
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    duplicate

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    Yep that's the man.

    I used to live on his street and picked up his GCE cetificate when he left. I was a first year at the time and (ahem) in the choir at speech day. The opening speech that day day was delivered by an upper 6th lad called 'Barras' I think. He stood up and gave it in Latin !!! Foookin Latin... now there may have been some the masters who understood this but the assembled 'grunts' like me and the parents hadn't got a feckin clue what he was on about.</p>

    'Fortiter Occupa Portem' (excuse the spelling) **** that for a game of intellectul snob mindgames !!</p>

    (I can still sing the school song , now that's fookin sad !!!)</p>
     
  10. Gue

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    RE: Yep that's the man.

    Yes Barras was the head boy, (wnkr) . The last time I sang the school song was in a hotel in Rhodes town. This guy came into the bar, with a semi tarn accent. We got chatting ,then to the amazement or annoyance of the other guests we broke into full song bloody good it was. We both remembered it is "cuppa" as in cuppa tea, funny how we had that drilled int us
     
  11. Gue

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    RE: Yep that's the man.

    i was there 61-68 you ?
     

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