sharrovian

I came last time and it was very pleasurable, I would think I am about the oldest, 82 and started at sharrow lane in 1941\42

I never knew there was one at the heeley palace which would have been convenient for me, instead I made the long trek to the Star on ecclesall road every Saturday.

I remember Albert Cox playing regularly for the first team and he also gave a very good display when he opposed the one and only Stanley Mathews in a fixture.

I have said this many times on line "we could all benefit from installing a post office in the moor market.

Brunswick Trinity youth club, anybody remember Ruth Jarman who was the most dedicated person I can ever remember

Before the Lido, as a 14-15 year old I practically lived in the 100 metre pool, the summers were better then and I went every Sunday morning, sometimes breaking the Ice, and also Xmas day.

I have just heard that Jim May passed away last night (Aug 9th). ---------- Post added 14-08-2017 at 11:16 ---------- The Funeral of Jim May is at Hutcliffe Wood on Friday 25th Aug. at 10.30am.

"four candles"

Sorry to see McNulty has gone, but where has he gone, anybody know?

I went to nightschool on Norfolk St, building long gone now. I officially finished work at 5.30 but nightschool started at 6.00 so the firm "generously" let me go at 5.15 I lived nearby so I had time to have a bite to eat before running like hell to catch the tram to town, this was in the 1950s. A memory I have, one evening going along Surrey St. I was stopped by two men and a woman who asked me if there was a decent Restaurant nearby I directed them to the Grand Hotel, I would imagine they were appearing at the Lyceum as I recognised David Tomlinson and Rona Anderson.

"Does anybody remember ?" I will never forget it, scrumptious.

I remember it was made with "Jersey" milk

Hi diezeltruck, the more the merrier!

Hi David France, "Sharrovian" was also the School magazine when I was there.

Hi David France, my brother and I have visited the cafe which i believe is situated in what was the Girls Hall. I attended the centenary celebrations back in the 1980s and went into the boys hall which to me seemed much smaller than I remembered.

I attended the school from 1942- 1952. I left Easter 1952, but remember a Michael Glossop who I believe lived around Fentonville St and Croydon St and in later years in the Westwick Rd area. I would be interested in a get-together.

I seem to remember "The Raincoat Shop".

What is the percentage of the average citizens of Sheffield that feel the need to use a Hotel.

I attended Sharrow lane school 1942-52 and always remember Denise Humphries as "Delyse" Humphries, she would hang around the Tuck Shop along with a few other boys and girls and I remember she went into the "beauty" business, she would be about 79-80 years of age now.

I think they play the Owls in a week or two, that perhaps will be his first success.

Tv rules everything !

Anybody out there who attended the school 1942 - 1952

I was sorry to see McNulty has gone on loan AGAIN, I think the lad has talent enough to get a game but the reason he can't is because Billy Sharp is a permanent fixture, I know he scores regularly but I think sometimes that is the only thing he does during the game and the remainder he seems to be non-existent.

Back in the 1950s my Dad won £39 on the "pools" and took my mum, younger brother and me and my then girlfriend (later my wife) to Belle Vue for the day on the train, we did everything and also had a dinner. £39 in those days was a small fortune, it was a great day out.

Born in Sheffield in 1937 and still here.