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Well, about 1959 ish! The headmaster was Mr Fennel, teachers Mr Anderson, Mr Philips and Mr Ladds, air force moustache and all! who was my class teacher. Classmates Bernard Dunden Dave Catt. PE teacher taught nothing but basket ball, I hated it and him!! Lived at 128, Brook Road, Boreham Wood with Mum and sister Margaret. Got an apprenticeship as an instrument maker at Thomas Mercer in St Albans. Cycled there every day!

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A memory of Borehamwood in Hertfordshire shared on Sunday, 12th February 2012.

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RE: RE: Lyndhurst School

I was at Lyndhurst 1963 to 1968, I remember Mr Ladds well with his handlebar moustache, he was the metalwork teacher. With regards to the PE teacher, that was a Mr Smith (his wife was also a teacher there) and yes, I remember all we ever did in PE was basketball and I too hated it, in fact most of the boys did as the other senior schools Campions & Holmshill did not do it and they called us Lyndhurst kids sissys because we did not do much football. However around 1966 a new PE teacher came there called Mr Wooster and he introduced us to some other sports. I remember doing cross country running which I quite enjoyed.

Comment from Eric Oliver on Sunday, 26th February 2012.

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