Saluting of Masters
Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2015 11:22 am
I recall that boys were instructed when meeting masters outside C H premises, which usually meant in Horsham, that they were required to salute them.
As no headgear was worn I suppose that this would have been strictly against military discipline had this been appropriate.
I was once later reprimanded by Mrs. Cooke, one of the first female staff employed in WW 2 for not doing so when out with my parents.
As no headgear was worn I suppose that this would have been strictly against military discipline had this been appropriate.
I was once later reprimanded by Mrs. Cooke, one of the first female staff employed in WW 2 for not doing so when out with my parents.