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| Alison
Kemp - nalpop@yahoo.com
(added June 2001) |
Name of your class
in exam year:
Can't remember - Vera F????,
so 5F I should think
Names of some classmates:
Anita Bewley, Dawn Allison,
Susan Coulthard, Jackie Byers,
Claire ???, Debbie McClelland, Irene Sinclair,
Janet Elder, Derek Donaldson,
Anita Thompson, Barbara Green,
Wendy ???, Brian Cullen, John (Lilly) Lightowler,
David (Daddy) ???, Graham Anderson, Bryan Coates.
What was your nickname
at Trinity? Nally
Favourite teachers:
Malcolm Rawe (Maths, now
at Morton teaching my daughter),
Mr Lyle (Swimming)
Education after Trinity:
Carlisle Technical College
Career to Date:
Daniel Johnston's 1977 to
1982, Kings Road Tyres 1982 -1986 and now housewife and
part time Ad production assistant
at Cumberland News.
Where do you live now?
Still in Carlisle
Details of spouse /
partner, kids etc: Married
to Gary since 1982 and we have two girls, Sara is 14
and Abigail is 7
Old school friends you'd
like to trace: Vicky
Wales, Peter Willis
If you could have your
time at Trinity again, you
would... : With hindsight concentrate
more on work and less
on the boys.
Any other details you'd
like to go on the site? My
brother also attended Trinity, he left in 1975,
Steven (Ginge) Kemp, if anyone
would like to contact him
he would be delighted - He now lives in Bristol.
Also just a quickie - On
Terry Partington's football team
pic. I think back row, 3rd along from the left
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| Terry
Lee - Terry.Lee@Nokia.com
(added 13 September 2003) |
Years in which you
took your O levels / CSE's / GCSE's:
1976
Name of your class
in exam year: 5E I think , my memory fails me.
Names of all the
classmates you can remember: John Potter, Michael
Mcall, Lesley Wilkinson, Paul Hammond, Nigel Proudfoot,
Derek Findlayson, David Byrd, Christopher Napier, John
Mackie, Michael ? (Blond curly hair), Paul ? , Richard
Myers, Dawn Noble, Susan Nicholson? Julie Lomas, Julie
Moffat, Arthur Edmondson, I'm sure there are a lot more.
My memory buffers have expired.
What were the best
things you remember about the school: The sudden
freedom you had when you entered the 6th form. (Bunking
off from games and several trips around town in study
periods).
What were the worst
things you remember about the school: Being Bullied
in the first year 1H. Playing Rugby in the Snow. Been
made to play football (not in the snow) Taking exams in
the summer of 76 really hot.
Who were your favourite
teachers: Mr Whitworth Maths. Mr Roe Biology.
What is the one
lasting memory you have from your time at the school:
There are so many and it's amazing how the memories come
flooding back by reading other peoples comments. I wished
I had taken a few more photos while I was there.
Details of your
education after you left Trinity school: BSC
Hon Oxford Poly
Details of your
career to date: Now an Engineering manager in
R & D with a large Mobile phone company.
Where do you live
now: Basingstoke, Hants
Family details
- spouse, children etc: Married 3 year old Daughter
Old school friends
you'd like to trace: John Potter , Derek Findlayson.
Where are you?
Best thing that
ever happened to you at Trinity: Scraping into
the sixform with a bucket full of grade C 'O' levels.
If you could have
your time again at Trinity, you would.....: Stand
up for myself a bit more especially in the first few years.
Any other details
: Would like to hear from anyone who remembers
me. Where are Joe Roe and Dick Whitworth now. I would
love to thank them for their input.
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| Alan
Irving (now Alan Barrie Mason) - el-prezidude@hotmail.com
Added 27 September 2003 |
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Years
in which you took your O levels / CSE's / GCSE's: 1976
Name
of your class in exam year: 5B
Names of all the classmates you can remember:
Stuart 'Barney' Routledge, Kevin Nicholson, Kevin McCabe,
Colin McClusky, Duncan Ostridge, Stuart Binnie, Peter Willis,
Julie Eastman, Sonia Graham, Moira Peffers, Lynn Armstrong,
Gwen Horseman, Trudy Hart, Karen Suddaby. Sorry, that's all
I can be sure of.
What
was your nickname at Trinity: "Irvy" Of
all the nicks I've been given, it was the least imaginitive!
What were the best things you remember about the school:
Nothing that I can be proud of now! I hated the place and
the way it kept me a) bored & unmotivated b) open to 'abuse'
from peers & teachers & c) killed my dreams of having
an 'achieving' career.
What
were the worst things you remember about the school:
The bullying & intimidation destroyed my chance/desire
for a 'normal' life and set me on the path to be an activist
and iconoclast. It took me years to re-build my belief in
myself after the damage that place did.
Who
were your favourite teachers: Dr L D R Wilford PhD,
after his first term (in which he was a total TW*T! Shaun
Ferguson for introducing me to computers in 1972 - if only
I'd known!
What
is the one lasting memory you have from your time at the school:
Leaving.
Details
of your education after you left Trinity school:
I've been learning & qualifying my whole life! Electrical
& electronic engineering in 1979, (to BEng level) Television
studio techniques in 1986, business management (NVQ4) in 1990,
humanistic counselling (Ad Dip) in 1996, IT teaching to people
with special needs 1998, to name the highlights.
Details
of your career to date: (HIGHLIGHTS) Army 1979-82
(active service during Falklands war) Lance Corporal in REME
as a rapier AA missile technician. TV Editor 1987-92. Made
sports TV progs for pan-euro satellite station. Semi-pro sportsman
1984-1993. American football. Played in representative internationals
for England * UK. Cannabis activist 1993-present. Also website
designer/administrator & trainee 'iboga' therapist.
Where do you live now: In a beautiful thatched
country house in the rural heartland of Holland between Amsterdam
& Utrecht.
Family details - spouse, children etc: Single
& happy, never fathered a child. Married once, never again.
Old school friends you'd like to trace: A
few of the 'girls' to say sorry to, (but no names) and Mr
bloody Stuart B***ie to find out if he ever realised what
a loathsome bully was, and was sorry.
Best thing that ever happened to you at Trinity:
Meeting a few people who are still my valued & trusted
friends today...Barney, Reidy & Marion in particular.
If you
could have your time again at Trinity, you would.....:
Have refused POINT BLANK to have ever gone there.
Any
other details: Although I hated everything about
it, it made me who I am and I have no regrets about who I
am, no-matter how unconventional a path my life has taken
me on. Also I now appreciate that most other people there
were in one way or another, just as screwed-up as me!
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| Terry
Partington - teeps@tiscali.co.uk
(added 6 December 2003) |
Years in which you
took your O levels / CSE's / GCSE's:
1976
What were the best
things you remember about the school: Rugby training
with Joe Roe and Eric Haugh.
What were the worst
things you remember about the school: French teachers,
all of them. Probably due to my ineptitude at the subject.
Who were your favourite
teachers: Joe Roe, that's it.
What is the one lasting
memory you have from your time at the school: Nearly
drowning in the deep end of the pool when someone jumped
on my head.
Details of your education
after you left Trinity school: Engineering HNC
Royal Navy.
Details of your career
to date: Royal Navy for 23 years, Test Engineer
3.5 years. Own car care business to date.
Where do you live
now: Fareham Hants
Family details - spouse,
children etc: Wife Tina, met when in Navy together
- she is a dental hygienist. Two sons age 13 & 12, one
into football and golf like myself, the other into hockey
and karate.
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| Ian
Mackenzie - maccasathessle@aol.com
(added 6 December 2003) |
Years in which you
took your O levels / CSE's / GCSE's:
1976
Name of your class
in exam year: Mr Greenhows so possibly 5G
Names of all the classmates
you can remember: Andy 'Router' Routledge, Paul
'Pilgrim' Graham, Derek 'Kellogs' Kelly, Derek 'Willy' Wilson,
Richard 'Mise'r Myers, Ian 'Ely' Robson, Kevin 'Pears' Petrie,
Robert 'Yogie' Falder, Richard 'Purvy' Purvis, Peter 'Howsie'
Howson and some more
What was your nickname
at Trinity: Macca
What were the best
things you remember about the school: Holidays
What were the worst
things you remember about the school: Having to
be there
Who were your favourite
teachers: None at the time , but all teachers deserve
a medal, Jack Stainton had a good sense of humour
What is the one lasting
memory you have from your time at the school: Being
dragged out of a meaningless CSE exam for writing Ian on
the desk, when actually it said Jan, hope your reading this
Janice Abbot
Details of your education
after you left Trinity school: Fully qualified
plasterer attended Technical College 1976 - 1979 City and
Guilds
Details of your career
to date: Plasterer working for Laing construction
until 1980, worked for window company until 1987, joined
Police for one year, rejoined window industry and started
own business, still doing that to this day trading as M
& B PVCu windows.
Where do you live
now: Thurstonfield, 7 miles west of Carlisle
Family details - spouse,
children etc: Wife Sue and three ankle biters Ben
4, Natalie 11,and Laura 13
Old school friends
you'd like to trace: Andy Routledge, Paul Graham,
Derek Kelly, Peter Black and Peter Howson.
Best thing that ever
happened to you at Trinity: I scraped enough CSEs
to get an apprenticeship at Laings, apart from that leaving
in the hot summer of '76 would be the best thing
If you could have
your time again at Trinity, you would.....:
Try a lot harder and have a career that doesnt need so much
manual work
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| Duncan
Bruce - added 23 March 2004 |
Duncan
does not want to make his email address public however,
if you want to pass on a message please email it to the
Webmaster and it will be forwarded to Duncan.
Years
in which you took your O levels / CSE's / GCSE's:
1976
Name of your class
in exam year: 5Mv (Mr McVeigh)
Names of all the classmates
you can remember: From 5Mv: Mike Boustead, Colin
Wright, David Routledge, Brian Coates, Bryan Culley, Bruce
Vander, Susan Coulthard, Alison Kemp, Anita Bewley, Janet
Moran, Christine Corps (or something like this), Deborah
?, Paul Reid, Derek Donaldson, Dawn Allison, Jackie Byers,
John Lighthowler and Lorraine Thompson
What was your nickname
at Trinity: Goose
What were the best
things you remember about the school: Some of the
productions: The Midnight Folk, those written by Peter Sykes
(yes, I do remember the Queen of Hearts Mandie!), the nautical
one done by Bull and Bush, generally great teachers.
What were the worst
things you remember about the school: Some of the
bullying that went on; General Studies in the sixth form.
Who were your favourite
teachers: Mike Fossey, (the late) Jack Pearson,
Ron Rooney, Frank Thursby, Peter Sykes, John Hammond (of
course), Geoff Watson, Malcolm Raw, Dorothy Edgar, Graham
Redpath, Madame Vallely, Colin (?) Sears
What is the one lasting
memory you have from your time at the school: John
Hammond's joie de vivre and musicality.
Details of your education
after you left Trinity school: Degrees (BSc, PhD)
in Chemistry at Liverpool.
Details of your career
to date: Spent 11 years on the staff at Sheffield
University before moving to Exeter in the mid-1990s.
Where do you live
now: Exeter
Family details - spouse,
children etc: Married to Anita - two children aged
13 and 12
Old school friends
you'd like to trace: Any
Best thing that ever
happened to you at Trinity: Chemistry with Mike
Fossey - set me up for my career. Thanks!
If you could have
your time again at Trinity, you would.....: Like
to have understood and been taught Maths at 'A'-level -
I'm afraid that while Colin Rae was a nice guy, he wasn't
a good teacher.
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