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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    I recently found this pamphlet. It seems it was when the school was closing. It might well bring back memories to some of the alumni
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    I'm very pleased with your progress John, but if you stopped wagging and actually turned up you could have made Prime Minister! D A Hurford (form teacher's son) (I inherited the Alan and not the Herbert thankfully).
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    You can almost smell the HP Sauce!
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    I am so grateful and touched by those responses. Thanks so much to all concerned. I don't think I have any more photographs other than those already posted on here but if I do come across any, rest assured, I'll post them on here. Thanks again for the tremendous response! It is very much...
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    Brilliant, keep them coming. Any former pupils of Mr Hurford feel free to comment. I can take all the stick, I've got broad shoulders! He tried going by his middle name of Alan as much as possible. I can't understand the dislike of Herbert!
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    Cheers Aston Lad, they are brilliant and much appreciated. The G&S one with the newspaper is very much as I remember him, he wore that jacket frequently at home. So sad I lost him when I was only 13, I remember a stated ambition he had of taking me to the pub when I was old enough! I'm not on...
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    Thanks for the reply and photo. I'm delighted he fell into your "okay" category. I know he acted as best man in the mid 70's at Patrick Broomhall's wedding, a former UTS pupil, so he must have been held in high regard by some pupils. When UTS closed he became a head of department, Geography I...
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    That's him. Hands on knees.
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    Upper Thomas Street School Aston

    This thread has gone quiet but apologies, I've only just discovered it. Though I never attended UTS, my late father seems to be getting a few mentions. Mr Hurford. I didn't know he was "borrowing" fags off the pupils. It did him no good, it was smoking that killed him. Mr Peter Clarke is still...
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