Did anyone here go to High Storrs school?

[rvdr]

Hi! simone what year where u in??

[2437_SNT]

I went to High Storrs 88' - 91' hated it at the time but now wish I could re-live it!!!!

[*_ash_*]

I was there 87-91. Couldn't stand it at school.

Form tutors as I remember Mrs Tuck, Mr Marshalek(sp), Mr Stephenson, Mr Sale. A couple more too, I think most of the staff went insane:hihi:

[CHAIRBOY]

http://www.geocities.com/antigroz/ http://www.hig...

 

http://www.geocities.com/antigroz/

 

http://www.highstorrs.org.uk/

 

http://groups.msn.com/HighStorrsSurvivors/links1.msnw

[Powerage]

I went to High Storrs but long before you lot it seems

 

1974-1978 I really had a great time there but the 70's were a good time.

[Heeley tyke]

I went to High Storrs but long before you lot it seems

 

1974-1978 I really had a great time there but the 70's were a good time.

 

"Long before you lot"???

 

I went there from 1945 -1951 (The bruises on my ass are just about fading now!)

[CHAIRBOY]

I went to High Storrs but long before you lot it seems

 

1974-1978 I really had a great time there but the 70's were a good time.

 

One of my colleagues at that time was Margaret Cary - who headed Cary House - and I have learned that Mrs Cary, 90, is recovering from a fall in which she sustained a fractured skull and broken wrist.

I am pleased to say I have heard that she is making progress and on behalf of everyone who knows you Margaret, hope it's not long before you are home and back on your feet. Gesundheit!

[CHAIRBOY]

An even sadder recollection has just been prompted by my reading a "Memorium" notice in Friday 13th July's "Star", marking the anniversary of the death of Jill Borden who attended the school as Jill Dungworth when a pupil.

Jill returned to the school to teach RE and was cut down by cancer at a far too premature age. Her family will still 'hurt' but her one-time fellow pupils and former colleagues will always remember Jill as having much to offer the pupils with her cheerful disposition and unfailing encouragement.

[Powerage]

One of my colleagues at that time was Margaret Cary - who headed Cary House - and I have learned that Mrs Cary, 90, is recovering from a fall in which she sustained a fractured skull and broken wrist.

I am pleased to say I have heard that she is making progress and on behalf of everyone who knows you Margaret, hope it's not long before you are home and back on your feet. Gesundheit!

 

I remember Mrs Cary but I wasnt in her house I was in Mr Hoffmans who I believe passed away some time ago.

 

I am surprised she is 90 doesn't time fly by I hope she is feeling better soon.

[CHAIRBOY]

I remember Mrs Cary but I wasnt in her house I was in Mr Hoffmans who I believe passed away some time ago.

 

I am surprised she is 90 doesn't time fly by I hope she is feeling better soon.

 

I reply in haste to report that Mr.Hoffman is alive and well.