Updated 18th October 2009
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Here is the scan I found at St. Georges around 1933. Don’t have the girl’s name, but my mother had written on the back, Den was page boy. Dennis was my brother and you have his picture among the school photos taken at St Georges.
Just as matter of interest Dennis was married over the road at the Oratory and I was in contact with them a few weeks ago to find out the date of his marriage. Dennis died in a accident and his 2 girls, who live in West Midlands, had asked me if I had any details etc. They were only very young and did not know Dennis at all.
Joe Brown
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School
Photograph around 1935, my brother, Dennis is 6th from left back row.
Seems
like only yesterday
Here
is the other picture, taken again around 1935, St Georges School, I am at the
extreme right on the front row with the tie on of course.
Cheers
Joe Brown
Can anyone help with the names of the other children in either of the photographs?
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St George's School, Class photograph 1947 I am 3rd from left on back row in the 1946 photo and 6th on left, back row, in the 1947 one. There are only a few others I can remember Many thanks to Derek Faulkner who brought this photograph to the History Fair
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St George's School, Class photograph 1946 I am 3rd from left on back row in the 1946 photo and 6th on left, back row, in the 1947 one. There are only a few others I can remember Many thanks to Derek Faulkner who brought this photograph to the History Fair
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Just discovered the web page on St. Georges School and fascinated. I attended 1945 to 1947 and have 2 photos date stamped for those years, but they are not the same as displayed (and on which I don't see myself) although recognise several pupils.
Roy Radbourne was a good friend and I wonder if he is still in the area. Of the girls, Betty Bryant and Janet Riley were always laughing. There was also a boy called Dawson who always seem to get into scrapes and fights.
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The
lollipop man was my granddad Ernest Tomkins, never missed a day on the
lollipop. The lad centre is Gordon Richardson (goggleman) he had wirey
specs above his head. Susan
Hayward, Steve's brother, lived in Parker Street, to her right Gordan's
sister, ? tall girl left, Leslie Hall, above her, Brian Deakin and the
good looking lad pointing at the camera, me Steve Triplett, 36 Bellis
Street, granddad got another job at Whitehouse's, the paint place, cleaning
up, fell down the stairs an died. He
lived at 53 Carlyle Road with nan Elsie. I recognise the others but
can’t put a name there. All
the best Steve |
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We attended St Georges School and well remember Mr. Pillinger, the headmaster. I also remember Mr. Fredrick and being a very naughty boy in his class. Miss Hobbs the trainee teacher who used to take us to the teacher training college.
Happy days, I am unsure of the date of this photo and can only recall a few names. Geoffrey Parkes, Michael Hickinbottom, Jonathon Green and I believe, a Carol Williams; her mother kept a greengrocers near the junction of Ladywood Road and Monument Road (I think)
The Dunn Family
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Photograph courtesy of Sue Brown Back row - Raymond Price, Erice Dyson, ???? ???? ???? George Brown, Roy Radbourne, John McClacklan, David Anisworth, ???? ???? David Hart, David Ealing, Mr. Harry Hilton
Middle row - Norman Shaw, ???? Linda Moss, ???? Zila Ogg, Ann Houghton, Janet Riley, ???? Hazel Finch, ???? ???? ????
Bottom row - Ann Meredith, Gwen West, ???? Pat Hickin, Judith Morris, ???? ???? ???? Alice Hodgets, ???? ????
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Photograph courtesy of Sue Brown Back row - Brian Dakin, Susan Brown, Kevin Jones, William ??, Neil ??, David Brown, Leslie Hall, Jacqueline Blakemore Middle row - Barry ??, Annette Fullard, Elizabeth ??, Keith Walker, Eric ??, Doreen Powell, Christine Williams, ???? Stuart Mee Bottom row - ???? Keith Young, Peter Brown, ???? Diane Williams, Gloria Haywood, Ophelia Germaine, Jean ????
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St. Georges taken in 2000 |
St. George's Junior and Infants School, 1968 |
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St. George's School, 1966 Headteacher Mr. Pillinger and on the far right is Mr. Hilton Photograph courtesy of June Clark |
St. George's School, 1946 |
I went to St Georges from 1955 to 1962, this is a photograph of Mr Pillinger giving a leaving present to Mr Tomkinson? the lollipop man, I think he may have been retiring
Anybody out there recognise themselves?
Photograph courtesy of Jackie |
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St. George's in 1947 |
St. George's in 1946 |
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Photograph taken sometime during 1950's |
St. George's sometime in the 1920's |