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Gordon Butler - Thursday 9 December 2004 23:32
Gordon
This was, and still is, the Old Boys' tie. The oak leaves commemorate Oakes Institute, the forerunner of Alsop.
Gordon Butler - Thursday 9 December 2004 23:28
Gordon
Operas and plays were part of the fund raising to help those gaining University places in the days before grants. Before the war, only about 12 places a year were gained.
Gordon Butler - Thursday 9 December 2004 23:22
Gordon
Note the reference to the new gym.
It was ready for use by summer 1937.
Gordon Butler - Thursday 9 December 2004 23:18
Gordon
Sir Roderick was played by "Stiffy" Howard, and Tommy King was still only an Old Boy.
Gordon - Thursday 9 December 2004 23:11
Gordon
I had just started at Alsop and was still wearing short trousers.
Peter and Paul followed me in to Alsop six years later.
Claire Smith - Thursday 9 December 2004 20:16
Claire Smith, Bedford Road
The Baths is no more, It's been completely demolished! It is being rebuilt for Alsop high school as a sports facility.
Anonymous coward - Monday 6 December 2004
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The passing years have naturally compressed our aspect ratios. So the added compression on the height and expansion on the width are really funny to see!
Anonymous coward - Saturday 4 December 2004 12:34
Len Barnsdale
3rd row from back, ignoring half person I am 5th from right. On my left is Benbow, then Pensom, then Workman? On my right not sure. Some good hair and ears on display!!
Dave Rogers - Thursday 2 December 2004 19:59
The kid on the bike is me, age 3.
- Sunday 24 October 2004 10:55
no11 eric davis, no 12 phil( come in Tokyo ), whlye sorry about the spelling. Number nine Gary picket, number six, David woods

the b team, but they didn't know this.
PS has anybody seen David lang
or my good friend Norman Smith?