Anyone In Your House With You Now In The Public Eye?

[srcudlipp]

Could be,there aren't many of us, but you'll have to give me a bit more of a clue, like their first name and where they lived

[ray day]

Hi all, not sure how public eye this is but for those of you at CH in the 60's (well 63 to 71) may well remember my brother Malcolm and I from Coleridge A? Malc left in '70 as House Captain & Drummer in the Band and I left in '71, also House Captain, Malcolm is now Head Chef at Housey, and has been there for 2 years now - what a great excuse to revisit!

[huntertitus]

Could be,there aren't many of us, but you'll have to give me a bit more of a clue, like their first name and where they lived

The mother was called Beryl, and the son, Graham, they lived in Summerdown Road, Eastbourne.

[englishangel]

I do remember someone who shall remain nameless making the front page of the Sunday Mirror in 1974

British Beauty in Spanish jail ordeal

It gave me quite a shock I can tell you.

I think her profile is a little lower now.

[srcudlipp]

Could be,there aren't many of us, but you'll have to give me a bit more of a clue, like their first name and where they lived

The mother was called Beryl, and the son, Graham, they lived in Summerdown Road, Eastbourne.

Not guilty - none of my clan down that way, I'm afraid

[Mid A 15]

Hi all, not sure how public eye this is but for those of you at CH in the 60's (well 63 to 71) may well remember my brother Malcolm and I from Coleridge A? Malc left in '70 as House Captain & Drummer in the Band and I left in '71, also House Captain, Malcolm is now Head Chef at Housey, and has been there for 2 years now - what a great excuse to revisit!

Hi Ray,

I met up with you, Malcolm and Nigel Siddall over by the 1st X1 cricket pitch on my last visit to CH. I remember you as being a pretty useful sprinter at school.

Hope all is well with both you and Malcolm.

[Euterpe13]

I do remember someone who shall remain nameless making the front page of the Sunday Mirror in 1974

British Beauty in Spanish jail ordeal

It gave me quite a shock I can tell you.

I think her profile is a little lower now.

Do you still have the clippings ?????
Not lower, actually .... merely more sophisticated...

[englishangel]

I do remember someone who shall remain nameless making the front page of the Sunday Mirror in 1974

British Beauty in Spanish jail ordeal

It gave me quite a shock I can tell you.

I think her profile is a little lower now.

Do you still have the clippings ?????
Not lower, actually .... merely more sophisticated...

I am afraid I don't. I was living in Fleetwood doing a summer job at the time, with my boyfriend, and had popped out to get the Sunday papers. I shot back to our flat faster than I had ambled out I can tell you.

[Euterpe13]

I do remember someone who shall remain nameless making the front page of the Sunday Mirror in 1974 It gave me quite a shock I can tell you.

I think her profile is a little lower now.

Do you still have the clippings ?????
Not lower, actually .... merely more sophisticated...

I am afraid I don't. I was living in Fleetwood doing a summer job at the time, with my boyfriend, and had popped out to get the Sunday papers. I shot back to our flat faster than I had ambled out I can tell you.

Ah well, never mind -would have been something to show the grandchildren.... particularly as none of the rest was documented, and I cant talk/write about it because too many people still alive....!

[englishangel]

I just remember the headline, I don't remember what it was about.

I had other things on my mind.

[UserRemovedAccount]

Earlier someone asked whether Housie has ever produced an England rugby player? Admittedly some time ago, but during my time (1948-55) a mster named WPC Davies played for England and another master, Norman(?) Fryer, either played for or had a trial for Wales.

[huntertitus]

Earlier someone asked whether Housie has ever produced an England rugby player? Admittedly some time ago, but during my time (1948-55) a mster named WPC Davies played for England and another master, Norman(?) Fryer, either played for or had a trial for Wales.

Norman T Fryer played for Harlequins too

Very sad end to his story can be found elsewhere on this forum

[Emma Jane]

Andrew Higgins - plays rugby for Bath (1st XV methinks?)

[Great Plum]

Andrew Higgins - plays rugby for Bath (1st XV methinks?)

And he lived opposite me...

[sejintenej]

Earlier someone asked whether Housie has ever produced an England rugby player? Admittedly some time ago, but during my time (1948-55) a mster named WPC Davies played for England and another master, Norman(?) Fryer, either played for or had a trial for Wales.

Someone called Silk had cricket and rugby Englands caps, allegedly.

Kit Aitken (Housemaster, Col A) also played for Harlequins.