A class at Holy Trinity School c1956 Photograph courtesy of Peter Fletcher 
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A class at Holy Trinity School c1956 Photograph courtesy of Peter Fletcher
Ian Willey back row end left . Now living in France (still alive and kicking) and still have this photo
Back row far right is my brother Paul Weir, the little chap with the light coloured jacket.
I have this photo and all the other class photographs from my schooldays spent at this fine school. I am stood to the left of Mr Wilkinson.
Yes Den, the same Peter, and still alive and kicking.
Is this the same Peter Fletcher who lived at Elcoat Road Norton?
I can add more names, Paul Wier, Ian Price, Shaun Phillips, Brian Cuthbert, and Alan Jones later to be head boy.
I am the handsome lad fifth from the right on the back row. Teacher is Mr. Wilkinson, a very nice man and good teacher. Many remembered faces and forgotten names!
Holy Trinity School brings back a memory of a flight back to Melbourne from Perth after a business trip thirty years ago. I was sitting next to a older chap who engaged me in conversation. When I asked him where he was born and went to school. he said a little Town in England that I would not know, When I asked him where, he said Stockton -on -Tees, he attended the Holy Trinity school and his name was George Fieldhouse he was a Metals Dresser, which is a very technical Job in the processing of metal from ore. It turned out his father owned a Lead Mine in Cornwall and he then lived in Tasmania plying his profession to all the big Mining Houses in Australia, and knew all the top management in these companies. Small World, does anyone have any information on George Fieldhouse, from Holy Trinity School, who I learned later was a very wealthy man. George told me his friends in Australia had nick named him George Formby because of his Northern accent