Saturday Nights
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Saturday Nights
How does everyone remember (or not) Saturday nights throughout their time at CH?
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It's nice to hear that the old traditions are being maintained.ben ashton wrote:I missed an entire Saturday night once due to litres of cider Saturday afternoon in Horsham park...
We never used the park, though. FAR too obvious when we had to wear full uniform.......
Down by the river at the bottom of Denne Hill was always a good place.
Ba.A / Mid. B 1972 - 1978
Thee's got'n where thee cassn't back'n, hassn't?
Thee's got'n where thee cassn't back'n, hassn't?
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Yes, I'm sure it was obvious that you were drinking - what I meant was that you wouldn't have stood out as a C.H. pupils, as I presume you weren't wearing uniform. We WERE wearing uniform, so could be spotted from miles away.ben ashton wrote:It was really obvious! but 3 litre bottle are heavy/hard to hide. Just easier not bothering to cart them back to school. Do you mean the river that goes under the railway bridge by a church? Sounds familiar..
The river is the Arun - always a good place to while away an afternoon.
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sorry, that was kinda my fault. you enjoyed yourself though, until you half drowned a poor unsuspecting sapling in vomit. you tit. use the bush like everyone else.ben ashton wrote:I missed an entire Saturday night once due to litres of cider Saturday afternoon in Horsham park...
i believe this was the 'nine point two' day, am i right ben? also orchestrated by moi....
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In my early years we used to have a subuteo league that we played on saturday nights. Every few weeks we would have films in Big School as a bit of variety.
During the summer terms, when the evenings were light, I remember plenty of informal football or cricket.
In Mid A, my senior house, Ron "Nog" Lorimer, the housemaster, would sometimes invite a few of us to his study to watch Match Of The Day on the telly and if we were lucky he would allow us a drink of beer!
During the summer terms, when the evenings were light, I remember plenty of informal football or cricket.
In Mid A, my senior house, Ron "Nog" Lorimer, the housemaster, would sometimes invite a few of us to his study to watch Match Of The Day on the telly and if we were lucky he would allow us a drink of beer!
Ma A, Mid A 65 -72
lol - how times change! Didn't have any of that kind of stuff when I was there (that I know of anyway!) All I remember is that not long after the girls started at Horsham they brought in an 8pm roll call in the girls houses (not sure if that also applied in the boys houses) - after that it was onto the club ....... or elsewhereMid A 15 wrote:In my early years we used to have a subuteo league that we played on saturday nights. Every few weeks we would have films in Big School as a bit of variety.
During the summer terms, when the evenings were light, I remember plenty of informal football or cricket.
In Mid A, my senior house, Ron "Nog" Lorimer, the housemaster, would sometimes invite a few of us to his study to watch Match Of The Day on the telly and if we were lucky he would allow us a drink of beer!