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No way! All these years and I didn't know you were a fellow Chetwynder(!) Miss Whitehouse? ERRRwww.jimbob23 said:Didn't know you went to Chetwynd, Miss T. Great days. Remember Mr Marriott and his board rubber throwing skills?
And what was your role in this professional production Jimbob?jimbob23 said:She was my form tutor.
Was only there for 2 years, as they changed to the two-tier system when I was halfway through. Think I was there from 87-89.
Were you there when we all had to go to St Mary's to sing a couple of songs, which they then released on cassette? My mum and dad have still got the tape somewhere. You must have gone by the time we produced an excellent - some would say the definitive - stage production of 'Oliver'.
Man this school sounds ace. Professional musical productions, dinner time disco's, what else did you have?MISS T said:Have the cassette and the 'save our school' mug. Whitehouse was my tutor too, actually nice woman. I appeared in the production of 'Alice'. I was also the first and last female school DJ for two years. Remember the Friday dinner-time-disco?
I forgot about them mugs. I think the folks may have one of those stuck in a cupboard somewhere an' all.MISS T said:Have the cassette and the 'save our school' mug. Whitehouse was my tutor too, actually nice woman. I appeared in the production of 'Alice'. I was also the first and last female school DJ for two years. Remember the Friday dinner-time-disco?
I was one of the warehouse urchins and also played a member of Fagin's gang called Charlie (we got away with only having half the required cast by cunningly using the same kids for the workhouse and the gang but we all wore slightly different clothes). Me, the Artful Dodger and Fagin had to stand at the front on our own and sing a song at one point, while Oliver was chased around the room (possibly by Bill Sykes). I refused to partake in any further theatrical productions out of embarrassment.BBC said:And what was your role in this professional production Jimbob?
Joke for day:
I had an iraqi curry last night. it was nice but i woke up with the shiete's.
Jimbob wouldn't know this but each lunch time an ice cream van parked on our play ground for the duration.BBC said:Man this school sounds ace. Professional musical productions, dinner time disco's, what else did you have?MISS T said:Have the cassette and the 'save our school' mug. Whitehouse was my tutor too, actually nice woman. I appeared in the production of 'Alice'. I was also the first and last female school DJ for two years. Remember the Friday dinner-time-disco?