The
Website for Pupils of
Trinity
High School Northampton
of the '50s, '60s & '70s
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Do you Remember Mr Gosling?
He was our very long serving caretaker with a
patch over one eye. He is now 88 and appeared in the Chronicle &
Echo on the 26th June. [go]
New Principal takes over as head of
Unity College. - Margaret Gwynne, took over the helm of
Unity on 2nd June having been released early from her post as principal
of Montague School, Kettering. Montague School has a very good
reputation.
Pat Hammon is planning a reunion
for the Class of 49. This is to celebrate the fact that
they will all be reaching 70 this year. For details [go]
The Annual Tower
Reunion will take place this year on
Saturday 8th November at the Old Bank.
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Last Updated -
01 July 2008 10:44
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Total Number of Visits to the Website
184,912
by 1st July 10:35
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There are lots of memories on this site: some happy and some
not so happy - like the item on the old detention book. They and many of the
photographs have been retrieved from school scrapbooks; others have been sent in
by former pupils.
You can access all of the website's main
sections from the buttons below. |
Want to search this Site:
[click here] |
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This is the place to start your return visit to the website. |

Looks at the
total history of the school and its staff. |

This
is the section guaranteed to provoke the most nostalgia.
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Details of past and future school reunions.
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This section is for photos, memories, news
cuttings and all of the other material from the period after
1974. |
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This section is for former-pupils to seek
answers to questions from their fellow students. |

Extracts from the old school magazine, The Tower.
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"It Made Me Laugh".
A collection of memories of some pranks and amusing incidents. |

This
section traces the lives of former pupils who have gone to work or live
far away. |

5 photographs of the whole school in
1947, 1952, 1958, 1963 and 1968. |
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This section gives details of Unity College which has replaced the old
school. |

Provides
information about the website, its intended purpose and contributors.
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If you cannot find what you are looking for,
then try the site index. |

A section for pupils to pay tribute to their
school friends who have sadly died. |

School
Staff - photos and items about the staff of the era, including an index of teachers. |
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There are a large number of stories and photos
from ex-pupils. |

The school's history, through newspaper cuttings and photographs. |

Building
the original school and its conversion to Unity College |

Form lists, houses, fixtures, calendars and
more.
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Details of the number of people visiting this
website |
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Other Interesting
Places to Visit on this Site
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newsletter, then complete the on-line form. |
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Do you remember which house you were in and
their names and colours? Your house is shown in the year book, but
the colours are here. |
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| The Trinity Quiz - test your knowledge of
school history and people. |
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The demolition of the old school, with the
story and the photos. |
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| The Charity Page - a couple of good charities for your
consideration |
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To contact me, click on the Go button on the right.
As you might expect, I receive mountains of SPAM, so my
mail is filtered. If you do not receive a reply within a few days,
please e-mail again. |
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The Trinity High School website needs new information adding regularly to keep it
interesting and any suggestions for additional material, or
contributions in any format, are very welcome.
Do you have any old pictures of the Technical High School, Trinity
High School, Trinity Grammar School or the pupils of all three?
Do you have any pictures of Northampton or the area around the
school in that era?
Do you have any relevant newspaper cuttings?
If the answer is 'Yes' click on the Help Wanted picture to send me
an e-mail.
If you have spotted an error on the website,
then please send an error report.
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This website is run by Ian Dow, a pupil at Trinity High School, Trinity
Avenue, Northampton from 1958 to 1965.
To find out more about the site and its contributors go to About this
Site.
For Links to other
useful websites, click here |
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