The 'third year' comprised of students from the Building stream and Mechanical and numbered about upper thirties per class as I recall. So a third of the pupils would be from Building and we only met them ever at that time. Strange situation and it must have been the same for them. I remember a couple of students who stood out from the Building stream...John Brain and I think a Clark. About 1954 or so and you might have known them also. Very cleaver guys and one thinks that they went on to do great things in whatever way they chose. Although Clark was a Blues supporter and so like me backed a looser there. At least one HTS graduate became an MP....hmmm an education maybe wasted.
I still have maths text books which were written by the Head Master (Bryant?) at least I think so. Maybe from later technical college. Small ones about 8" x 6" and I saw my old log tables from then...a while back. It's funny...a sighting like that, when searching for something totally un-related, can suddenly bring back memories and hold up the search for a while. It doesn't matter there is no hurry now.
I still have maths text books which were written by the Head Master (Bryant?) at least I think so. Maybe from later technical college. Small ones about 8" x 6" and I saw my old log tables from then...a while back. It's funny...a sighting like that, when searching for something totally un-related, can suddenly bring back memories and hold up the search for a while. It doesn't matter there is no hurry now.