C'est Moi

I recall that after the new 6th Form Center was completed, several girl students arrived in 1971 for the "Lower Sixth" year and likewise for my "Upper Sixth" and final year there of 1972. My original post of "1965 to 1971 at Rowlinson" was incorrect and should have been "1965 to 1972 at Rowlinson"

For what it's worth, here's what and who I recall from the period 1965 to 1971 at Rowlinson Technical School (spellings may not be 100% accurate): Houses: Chantry (green), Osbourne (red), Huntsman (blue), Ruskin (yellow) Some Staff: Mr. Kay (headmaster), Mr. Dixon ('new' headmaster), Mr. Williams (head of 6th form), Mr. Dolbin (chemistry), Mr. Parnham (physics), Mr. Holt (physics), Mr. Nicholl (physics), Mr. Ellis (french), Ms. Snell (german), Mr. Rowley (music), Mr. Dawson (drama), Mr. Burke (mathematics), Mr. Kurley (mathematics), Mr. Mee (mathematics), Mr. Hurst (wood/metalwork?), Mr. Ibbotson (PE), Mr. Benskin (geography), Mr. Holmes (art), Mr. Reddish (religious indoctrination). Some Students: John Froggatt, Kevin Loosemore, Kevin Marsden, Robert Jones, Noel Hinchley, Richard Lambert, Terry Gribbons, Mark Bradley, Anna MacCarthy, Mary MacCarthy, John Vickers, Michael "Sam" Watts

For what it's worth, here's what and who I recall from the period 1965 to 1971 at Rowlinson Technical School (spellings may not be 100% accurate): Houses: Chantry (green), Osbourne (red), Huntsman (blue), Ruskin (yellow) Some Staff: Mr. Kay (headmaster), Mr. Dixon ('new' headmaster), Mr. Williams (head of 6th form), Mr. Dolbin (chemistry), Mr. Parnham (physics), Mr. Holt (physics), Mr. Nicholl (physics), Mr. Ellis (french), Ms. Snell (german), Mr. Roley (music), Mr. Dawson (drama), Mr. Burke (mathematics), Mr. Kurley (mathematics), Mr. Mee (mathematics), Mr. Hurst (wood/metalwork?), Mr. Ibbotson (PE), Mr. Benskin (geography), Mr. Holmes (art), Mr. Reddish (religious indoctrination). Some Students: Kevin Loosemore, Kevin Marsden, Robert Jones, Noel Hinchley, Richard Lambert, Terry Gribbons, Mark Bradley, Anna MacCarthy, Mary MacCarthy, John Vickers, Michael "Sam" Watts p.s. nostalgia isn't dead, it's just a thing of the past.