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School Magazine - January
1932 |
The very first School
magazine taking you back to the Old School days prior to the completion of
the Doyle Gardens frontage. |
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School Magazine -
April 1932 |
This 2nd edition, includes the official opening of the School, July 1925
and the first public performance of a School Play in the new School Hall
-"Captain Brassbound's Conversion" by G.B. Shaw. |
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School Opening -
May 1932 |
A selection of prose,
poetry and song to celebrate the opening of the Doyle Gardens school
frontage on May 2nd 1932. |
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School Magazine -
September 1932 |
This edition includes the
official opening of the Doyle Gardens frontage from May 1932. |
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School Magazine -
January 1933 |
In line with Mr Wallis'
Welsh traditions, the School plans its first Eisteddfod. |
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School Magazine -
May 1933 |
The first School Eisteddfod
was completed successfully in March with 5 sections and 105 events. |
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School Magazine -
September 1933 |
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School Magazine -
January 1934 |
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School Magazine - May
1934 |
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School Magazine -
September
1934 |
The School ten years on
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School Magazine - January
1935 |
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School Magazine - May
1935 |
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School Magazine -
September
1935 |
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School Magazine -
January 1936 |
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School Magazine -
April 1936 |
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School Magazine -
September 1936 |
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School Magazine -January 1937 |
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School Magazine -
May 1937 |
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School Magazine -
September 1937 |
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School Magazine -January 1938 |
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School Prospectus -
1938 |
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School Magazine - May
1938 |
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School Magazine -
September
1938 |
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School Magazine - January
1939 |
The last magazine before
the War, with the school's impressions of the Sept. 1938 Munich Crisis and
a description of the annual School Play, which this year was three one-act
plays. |
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School Magazine -
Easter 1943 |
Draft version from the
archives, written somewhere between Northampton and Willesden?
** added 26/5/04 ** |
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School Magazine -
Autumn 1943 |
The first copy since the
outbreak of war, with the School still divided in two - in Willesden and
Northampton. |
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School Magazine -
Easter 1944 |
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School Magazine -
Autumn 1945 |
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School Magazine -
Spring 1946 |
During this period saw the
departure of Mr. Butler, Miss Elliott, Miss Hastings, Mr. Jenkins and Miss
Williams from the teaching staff. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1946 |
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School Magazine -
Autumn 1946 |
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School Magazine -
Spring 1947 |
This term say the
departures of Messers Lowry, Tipper and O'Brien from the teaching staff. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1947 |
This magazine records the
end of Mr Wallis' reign after 23 years as headmaster ...........
and that the School was stricken with the deaths of the Senior Master, Mr.
Southam and prefect, Trevor Brookes. |
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School Magazine -
Autumn 1947 |
A new headmaster - Mr. W.
F. J. Roberts and presentation ceremonies for Mr. Wallis on his
retirement. |
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School Magazine -
Easter 1948 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1948 |
Miss Edgell, who has been
at County since the beginning, and Senior Master, Mr. 'Pop' Newton retire
after 24 and 23 years respectively. |
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School Magazine -
Christmas 1948 |
This magazine includes the
dedication of the Memorial Plaque presented by the Old Uffs. Association
in honour of the scholars who lost their lives in the Second World War. |
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School Magazine -
Easter 1949 |
Senior Master, Mr. Forbes
and Mr. Holt leave after 21 and 14 years respectively. |
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School Magazine - Summer 1949 |
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School Magazine - Spring 1950 |
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School Magazine - Summer 1950 |
The School Silver Jubilee
edition; memories of the first 25 years, including the war years. |
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School Magazine - Spring 1951 |
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School Magazine - Summer 1951 |
At this time there was
notably the re-building of the bomb-damaged section of the School and
several groups of pupils will have visited the new Festival of Britain
(the Festival Hall) on the South Bank. Also Mrs Smith & Mrs Strachan,
members of Staff, depart after many years of teaching. |
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School Magazine - Summer 1952 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1953 |
The year of the Coronation
and the School had a new dining-hall and kitchen, with the old dining-room
becoming the library. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1954 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1955 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1956 |
Miss M. Thomas retires
after 25 years and Mr. Jack Barnard, Old Uffs. Football Secretary since
its inception in 1932, dies on 23rd Feb. 1956. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1957 |
Senior Mistress, Miss J. G.
Jarvie retires after 20 years |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1958 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1959 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1960 |
This year saw the departure
of Miss Stevenson, latterly Careers and Upper VIth Mistress, after a stay
of 18 years. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1961 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1962 |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1963 |
Mrs Hughes (Chemistry) and
Mr. Taylor (Religious Education) depart after 20 years and 15 years
service respectively. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1964 |
Senior Mistress, Miss M. W.
Kelly and Senior Master Mr. A. E. Crow retire after 34 years and 18 years
respectively. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1965 |
This summer we saw the
departure of Mr & Mrs Bell (The Maths Department!) and Mr. Ede, and the
beginnings of the new school buildings, which came into operation during
1966. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1966 |
This magazine includes "The
Rivals", the last School Play in the School Hall and appropriate
references to the career of Mr. L. F. Wallis, who died on Sept. 8th 1965. |
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School Magazine -
Summer 1967 |
This magazine covers the
transition from County to High School and the end of Dr. Roberts' 20-year
headmastership. |
