Pupils and Staff in the 1928 School Photograph
106 Mr
William Wilkinson
1925 -1931 English, Drill (from Lancashire called pupils
lads or lasses)
107 Mr Stanley E. Bodey
1923 -1955 Science
108 Mr E. W. Cresswell Luke
1920 -1933 Geography
109 Mr Norman H. Fackrell
1922 -1931 Latin & Maths (he had an accident on
his motorbike)
110 Miss Adalaide O. Smith
1921- 1950 Needlework, Art
111 Miss Annie Smith
1904- 1936 Head Mistress
112 Miss Ivy H. Talbot
1920- 1948 History Staff
113 Miss Gladys M. M. Thomas 1924-
1937 French Staff
114 Miss Dorothy Ryde
1926 - 1928 French Staff
115 Miss Doris Munday 1926
-1938 French Staff
116 Miss Frances W. Musslewhite 1918
-1957 Botany
8 Albert M. Griffin ?
9 William G. Waller 1925
13 Philip Spreadbury
14 Philip Shelley 1925
15 A. H. William Skeet 1925 perhaps 3
16 William Salter 1925
21 Harry Sprague 1925
24 V. Besset Wadden 1924
25 Gladys Gould from Albrook
26 Marjorie Foot
27 Elsie Foden
28 Joan Bennet from West End
29 Kitty I. Bignell 1924 from West End
31 ? Watson
32 Gertrude Watson
34 Gwen E. Jessop 1924
35 Mabel Tilbury 1924
36 Sylvia E. Jessop 1925
39 Gwen Jessop
41 Kathleen Dean
46 Gwen Butcher
47 Daphne Ireland from Romsey
48 Ruby Stallard 1924 from Romsey
49 Ursula Mansfield 1924 from Romsey
50 Marjorie Ulrich 1925
52 Violet Smith 1924
53 Molly Brown from West End
54 Esme Samways
55 Rosie Sprague?
56 Lily (Biddy) Morris 1924
57 Ruby Stembridge
58 Freda Stannard
59 Olive Jenman 1924
60 Iris Doody
69 Sidney Batston
70 Rusty Tribe 1925
71 Frank Fellows
73 Frank ?
74 ? Cook
75 Stanley Notley
77 Walter Welch
78 Eric Thornton 1924
79 Leonard Maskell
80 Freddie Randall
81 Philip Bound
from Hythe*
82 Albert Weekes
83 Edgar Wiltshire (younger brother of Ruby,
used to cycle in from West End)
84 Eric Richards from Dibden Purlieu*
85 Peter Batston
88 Stan T. Spreadbury 1925
92 Wilfred Miller
93 Leslie Gooden
94 Charlie Garland
101 Bunny Austin
(good at tennis)
103 Edward Dimmer
104 6th Form?
105 Alec Carey
117 Mary Charlton
118 Ada (Birdie) Illston (married Bert Cook)
119 Vera Boyer
120 N. (Dolly) Jones 1926
124 Ruby Wilshire
128 Ada
Wiltshire
129 Muriiel Middleton
130 Muriel (or Gladys?) Clark
134 Nora Blackman 1925
135 Elsie N. Hedge 1925
140 Annie Aitken 1925
142 Joan Browning 1926
143 Margaret Baster 1926
145 Dorothy Dowling 1926
146 Heather Faithful 1926
147 Rose Bowden 1926
148 Christina E. Kelley 1926
149 Bessie Clements 1926
150 Winnie Padden
151 Joan Nippierd 1926
152 Maisy Upson 1926
154 Betty Dimmer 1925
154 Eric
Richards
155 Ruth Collins 1926
156 Bowley? Perhaps 158, Eastleigh newsagents
157 Joan Napier
160 George Targett
174 Alice Topp
178 Doris Dyer
179 Frank
Brown (he became editor of the Eastleigh Weekly News)
180 Teddy Topp
183 Joyce Griffin
186 Frank Brown Editor of Eastleigh Weekly
188 Sylvia?
189 Arthur E. Roberts 1926
190 Sylvia Millington
192 Ethel Harris 1926
198 Phyllis Tier
200 Margaret Weeks 1926
211 Joan Dear
(her father kept the Bridge Inn at Shawford, her sister Molly)
212 Joan
Ninnim
213 Elsa Silk 1926
215 Ethel Parkes 1926
218 Jack Geary
*Philip Bound and Eric Richards used
to travel to school via bicycle, ferry and train and arrived at school
at about 10 am. They had to
leave school at 3 pm to travel home. Apparently Barton Peveril was the only
grammar school in the area
administered by Hampshire County Council. (source Biddy Cull (nee Morris)
The City of Southampton was its own education authority.
During the General Strike in 1926 one
girl rode her horse to school and left it in the orchard. (source Biddy Cull)