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6th March 2010
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July 2004
Changes since 19th December 2009
The First Word -
Let the Spirit tek you! Tony Tame's AA331 song
Remember -
her best classes were from Skill Cole and Bob Marley
7 new e-mail addresses, 3 updated
James Trench as he really is!
Hello from Israel Crooks
A Priory New Year reunion in Florida
Another Priory reunion in Florida
And yet another......
Charles Carroll - Priory's media star in Turkey
Derek Gagnier interview - updated
New lost and founds
New interviews for the coming months
The Priory Photo Album - hundreds of past photos added
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The First Word
Welcome back! This is the first update to the
Priory Website of 2010. The snow has gone from the UK - for now -
well at least where I live, so my spirits are lifted, not least by
this month's update. Prioryites now seem to get together on a
regular basis as evidenced by the three reunions featured in this
month's update.
What is also impressive is how some colleagues
seem to go on showing talents that they have been nurturing over the
years. Who would have said that Tony Tame, a self admitted
non-student, would write so much and so much that is interesting and
often hilarious? Who would have seen Charles Carroll becoming a
media idol in Turkey? I wonder if Henry Fowler would take any credit
for all this if he was alive today!
Well I'd like to thank you all for visiting,
contributing, telling others and for your messages of appreciation
and support - all of which make the task of running this and the
Yearbook website a real
pleasure. I hope you'll keep coming back in 2010 and above all that
you'll keep sending your news, photographs old and new but above all
staying in contact with me and each other. That is what the Priory
spirit is all about.
Have a great month!
Thanks for visiting the Priory Website!
Stephen
31st January 2010
P.S. Remember to check the Directory page for new
and updated e-mail addresses! Also do check the Lost and Founds - can
you help reunite someone with a lost friend?
Weather where I live
Weather in Kingston, Jamaica
James Trench as he Really is!
James Trench - Priory days 1972
Hello from Israel Crooks
I just found your website through Google.
I taught CXC Chemistry to Grades 7,8,10 and 11 at Priory High School
and P.A.C.E. from 1997-2000.
I was also the Head of the Mathematics, Science and Computer
Department from 1998-2000.
I was the founder of the school's Chess Club at the time, the Head
of Fowler House and a member of the School's disciplinary
committee.
I would love to be reconnected with anything to do with keeping PHS
alive!
Click here to
e-mail Israel
Another Priory Reunion
Another Priory reunion took place in Florida in November
2009. The picture below comes courtesy of Laura Downey.
Left to right in the photo front row: Wendy Sasso
Second row (l-r): Douglas Galbraith, Laura Downey Smith, Katarina
Megevand, Kenrick Morris
Back row (l-r): Mark Malabre, Mark Morin, Jonathan Wall, Francisco
Smith
Click here to e-mail Laura
And another Priory Reunion
Wendy Sasso, Lindsay, Stephen Smith
That global traveller Wendy Sasso popped up in two reunions at the
end of last year, to add to her earlier meet up with Monika
Neumarker. This time she was visiting daughter Lindsay, who lives in
London, so I sneaked out from work one lunchtime to meet them for
lunch under the sound of Bow Bells.
Welcome to the
Priory Website, launched 6th July 2004. The site is a place where past students, teachers, parents and
friends can re-visit those great memories of a wonderful institution
founded by the late Henry Fowler.
The website is run
on a strictly voluntary basis, not for profit and relies on the
contributions of past students of photographs, interviews and
reminisces. The webmaster is Stephen Smith who attended Priory from
1966 to 1972 and now lives in the UK.
Generally the site
is updated monthly around the last Sunday, and a newsletter is sent to
almost 800 subscribers around the world (spam filters permitting!)
notifying changes.
A sister site
www.prioryyearbooks.com
has been set up on a similar basis to host, as the name suggests,
Yearbooks from Priory.
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