MASTERS/STAFF WITHOUT ANECDOTES
Mr. Minter (pre-1946-post-1949)
Subject:
Mathematics
Mons. Keraudrin (1951-2)
French Assistant
Mr R. H. Tate (pre-1951-post-1952)
Groundsman
Mr W.H. 'Bill' Risebrow (pre-1951-post-1952)
Groundsman
Mr A. Macaree (1957-1962)
Groundsman
Mr. Griffiths (1958 - post 1962)
Mr Egner
Subject: Music
Mr K. Parker
Subject: Serbo Croat
(Was Ken Parker also an OL?)
Mr May (1946-1951)
Subject: Music
Mr W. H. Newport B.Sc. (1950/1)
Subject: Music
Mr C. E. Olive (1957-1958)
Schoolkeeper
Mr. G. W Martin (mid-1950s)
Subject: ?
Golden Jubilee Dinner. I remember G W Martin Esq. MA all right. He made an exceptionally muddled speech at the Golden Jubilee Dinner, caused by deciding that he did not have enough time to cover all his notes and leaving out the middle bit. (Ged Martin)
Mr W. H. Warr (1952-1958)
Mrs D.V. Chapman - (1954-69 )
Canteen supervisor
...appears on both the 1960 and '62 photos. Blonde, round-faced, short. A "motherly" type of maturer years, possessed of a decidedly pneumatic bosom. In her white overall I was always put in mind of a Spanish galleon under full sail. I also know of at least three of my schoolmates who confessed to less than wholesome desires and fantasies with reference to this lady! (David Maltby)
Helen (of Troy?) in 1960s
Subject: Spanish assistent
She worked in the
spanish lab, Senorita something-or-other, early to mid twenties, long dark
hair, flashing eyes. (Tony Harrison)
Helen DID have short dark hair! Beautiful, soft, silky short dark hair that
shone as it caught the light when she tilted her chin in that adorable manner...(sob!)...
(DGM)
Mr R.H. Mitchell (1963-65)
Schoolkeeper
Mr G. G. Coles (1971)
Subject - Biology (In addition to A.J. Coles, Jake Coles and G.J. Coles)
Mr. G. R. Woods (before 1972 - after 1972)
Subject: Geography
Mrs. A Rowe (before 1972 - after 1972)
Subject: ?
Mr. P. Jarrolds (before 1972 - after 1972)
Subject: Geography
I think Jarrolds
name was Peter (Bill Broderick)
Mr. D. McClean (before 1972 - after 1972)
Subject: History (Enthusiastic Irishman [CN] )
Mr. D. G. Jackson (before 1972 - after 1972)
Subject: English. Nickname - ' Midder' Known as 'Midder' due to the way he spoke. Wasn't he an Old Boy? [CN]
Mr. G. W. Noakes (before 1972 - after 1972)
Nickname - 'Pokey Noakey'
Mr J. P. Silvestre (1972)
Subject: Spanish assistant
Mr Kaye (1974 onward)
Subject: English (nickname 'Danny')
Mr Devereux (1974 onward)
Subject: Physical Education
...wasn't there a young man who taught P.E. when Pete was getting past it
by the name of Stuart Devereux, whoI think is now Head teacher at Ilford County
High for Boys? (Colin Newlyn)
Mr S. Berwitz (1996/7)
Headmaster (nickname 'Sam The Man')
Ms Weiss (before 1992 - after 1986)
Subject: French
Mr C. Myers (?-?)
Subject: ? Was Deputy
Mayor of
Mr S. Bottoms (before 1997 - after 1992)
Subject: Physical Education
Mr Plant (? - ?)
Physics Assistant; Room: 14/15 (Physics Labs)
I remember a very
large, rotund chap during my later years at the school, a physics lab assistant,
who i believe revelled in the name of mr. plant but the memory is definitely
unfocused on this one {i was going to say the memory was 'dim' but i thought
that might invite undeserved ridicule from
those retaining 'lower' school humour!!} (Graham Lee)
Mr Quinlan (1990s)
Physical Education
Dr. A. Behrmann (1957-8)
German Assistant
K. A. Hennicker (1958-59)
German Assistant
Herr Rheingold (1960s?)
German Assistant
Anybody remember an assistant german teacher called Herr Rheingold? a
funny little guy with red hair (Graham Lee)
ALSO:-
Jane Birchett
(Colegate)
Miss Peacock (Mrs Pugh)
Mrs E. Creed (around 1972)
Nigel Cooper (Biology - became a vicar I think)
Gill Ruse (nee Somerfield I think - English teacher)
Lesley Bunt (music)
Tony Dwyer (music)
Jonathan Venner (music)
Mr G Alexander (metalwork, my first form tutor)
Colin Brennan (History, social studies)(bloody good bloke!)
Miss Buzzard (French)
Mr J. Manning (a.k.a. Pothead, Clayman) (Pottery)
'Daphne'
And what about the maths teacher whom we called "Mong"? I don't know his real name but he didn't last long, because we played him up something rotten. (Ian Macauley)
(A master?) I believe the would-be desk lobber (and possibly javelin-thrower) was one Dave Manning, 68-75 vintage. (Chris Boivin)