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| The unveiled plaque. The
ladies of Ingham have kindly said fresh flowers
will always be placed by the plaque. . |
The old school ensign,
now hanging in the church |
Thumbs Up! Bob Ball, an old boy,
salutes the Memorial plaque |
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| Enid Pollard, with the
PWSTS kneeler especially made by Margaret Bargewell. It was dedicated during
the service for the School and in memory of Mrs Dunsby,
once cook at the School. |
Tim Thirst and his son,
Robert, the two buglers during the service |
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| The exhibition attracted
much interest. There were many pictures, and old boy
Tony Sullivan (1953) brought along memorabilia,
including his old kit bag. |
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| Tony remembers two lasses
from the village, and has been hoping to renew
acquaintance. He hasn't found the first girl yet but ...
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... here is the other!
Joan, nee Ames, easily recognisable half a century later
by the same big smile. |
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| A reunion. Here's Tony,
with Joan, pointing to her picture. There must be much
to talk about. |
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But first - it's time to go to the
Old Hall, where the School used to be. It's now a
residential home, and the owner has kindly permitted a
commemorative plaque to be placed near the entrance.
This too will be unveiled today. |
