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Last updated Thursday June 07, 2007 |
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Remember Verity Wooley
Verity 1966
Verity 2007
When did you attend Priory 1964-1967
How did you locate the Priory website? While searching the web for Marsha Henriques
Who were your most memorable teachers? Mrs Wilson, for her inspirational combination of glamour and practicality. She always wore gym shoes with beautiful dresses.
Mrs. Wilson
Who were your best friends at Priory? Marsha Henriques, Colin Cairney, (why isn't he in the year books?) Graham Watson, Anat Zusmanovith
Marsha Henriques
Verity's twin Vince and older sister Pauline
Verity, Vince and Pauline 1966
Who are you in touch with today? Marsha Henriques (just - reunited through this web site!) Ian Slater (who preferred the older woman i.e. my big sister) and Linda Piatt
Linda Piatt May 1967
Ian Slater
Who would you like to track down? Colin Cairney
What was the wildest thing you ever did at Priory? Creating our own snow storm for the Christmas holidays by tearing lots of paper into very small pieces, then standing on desks and throwing it into the air! We were made to clear it all up but all agreed it was worth it!
What memories/views do you have of Priory? The international flavour of the school made it a truly unique and inspiring educational experience, that was not just purely academic. The Priory House and the grounds were a delight - all this and miss Lou's patties too!
Priory main building in 1966 - picture from Verity
Who was the craziest person during your time at Priory? Colin Cairney - bordering on the insane
Where do you live and what do you do nowadays? In a small market town called Wantage (about 10 miles from Oxford) England.
I administer ICT facilites in a large comprehensive secondary school, and am administrator for a science journal published twice monthly.
Tell us about any significant others Dave Cavanagh, who I married in 1975 and my three lovely children, Martin (28), Michael (25) and Laura(22)
Verity and Dave
Verity with Martin, Michael and Laura
Tell us about your most unusual meeting with a Priory person None yet, but thanks to this web site I hope there will be some in the future!
What do you think of the Priory Website? I think the web site is wonderful, very comprehensive, easy to use, inclusive and friendly. Great job!
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©Stephen Smith 2007 Published on the Priory Website Sunday 3rd June 2007
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