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Riverside Senior Secondary School c1963 boys class |
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Top
Row
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1 Jim
Scott
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2. Duncan
Andrews
5. Ian Hurst |
3. Ernest
Lauchlan
6. Gary Nolan |
4.Mr.Dickson
(teacher)
7. James Wright |
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3rd
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1 Billy
Young
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2. George
Smith
5. George Murphy |
3. Kenneth
McMurray
6. Henry Winning |
4.
Archie Fairbairn
7. James McLaughlan |
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Row |
1
Flockheart
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2. Peter
Dixon
5. Colin |
3. Ronnie
McIntosh
6. James B McLaughlan |
4.
David Shaw
7. Mike Andrews |
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Front
Row |
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1. Robert
Donaldson |
2. John
Winchcole # |
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May 2006, Liz Mellis (aka
June MacWilliam), Sechelt, Bitish Columbia, Canada.
Hello Webmaister, I've now received another school photo from a
long lost classmate...It's Riverside Senior Secondary School, Springfield
Road, circa 1963, Boys' class. I have some of the names Slainte, Liz Mellis (aka "June" MacWilliam)
PS. just met a classmate last weekend in Vancouver - had not seen each
other for 40 years !!!!
Thanks to this website I have been able to
contact 7 or 8 former classmates. Thanks Webmaister!
Thanx
a million for your efforts....we really do appreciate how fortunate we
have been in having someone like yourself willing and interested in
setting up and developing the website. Cheerio
from Sechelt,............Liz
The names above were provided by Mgt Berry /Gary Nolan / David Shaw.
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Dec.2007, GlesgaPal
Sannyhaw, ( Alex Foster ), Glasgow
# Just came across this old Riverside school photo 1963 cc and found
John Winchcole smiling as always right at the front. John worked with me
for Glasgow Engineers at 22 Summer Street next to Brigton Public Halls and
returned back to work one Monday morning after being off sick for a long
time however he only managed to last about half an hour before feeling
unwell again and had to go home.
I walked him to the bus and put him on the No 65 which was the last time I
saw him. He died in hospital of meningitis later that night at the age of
19. I've often thought of him through the years and it was really
strange coming across him accidentally like this as I went to John Street
Senior Secondary and only met John through work. Small world this is.
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