Thank you to Cathie Forman for providing this photo of class 2C1A at
James Clark School, taken in 1961.
Cathie says she cannot remember the names of any of the boys in this
photo, but she has provided the names of several of the girls. See
below:
James Clark School
Class 2C1A - 1961
Names: left to right in each row
Back Row
Middle Row
Front Row
1
Brian
Jocelyn Smith
Helen
Campbell
2
Alex Lockhart
?
Cathy Monohan
3
Dave Elgin
?
Anne
Luke
4
David Elgin Gordon Allan
Margo Holman
Anne
Davidson
5
Gordon
Lorraine Ainge
?
Tate
Christine Forbes
6
John Spence
Margaret ?
Marilyn Laidlaw
7
John Bissett
Mary Hunt
Veronica Young
8
David Pinkerton
Marcia / Martha Tait
Joan ?
Helen Flannigan
9
Charles Williamson
Catherine Hagart
Norma
Davidson
Norma Pollock
10
Acknowledgements:
- NAMES IN BLACK: Cathie Forman (nee Hagart): August 10,
2008
- NAMES IN RED: Dave Elgin, Dundee,
Tayside, Scotland; Oct 9, 2008 + Jan 6, 2009
- NAMES IN BLUE: Margaret Little,
nee Holman (Margo)
- NAMES IN GREEN: John C Spence, Silverknowes, Edinburgh, January 5, 2009
- NAMES IN DARK BLUE:
Irene Beaver (nee Brown), Kirkliston, Edinburgh, January 22, 2009
Recollections
Dave Elgin
Dundee, Tayside, Scotland
Thank you to Dave Elgin, now living and working as a Maths Teacher in
Dundee for providing three of the boys' names in the photograph above.
Dave wrote:
Schools
"I attended South
Bridge School from 1953 to 1960, and then moved onto James Clark
School from 1960 to 1963.
We lived in the
Pleasance at number 94 in the top flat of the tenement block
and actually played in the area behind the block.
I have happy
memories of primary school, and in particular I recall Miss
Heatherwick and a Miss Lockhart who taught me for a few years.
On moving to James
Clark I remember the maths teachers Mr Kerr and Mr Dixon and the
English teacher Mr Malcolm. I also remember being taught metalwork
and woodwork neither of which I was any good at. It came as a
surprise to me at the age of fifteen to be awarded the dux medal
for Science in the school. I still have that medal to this
day.
My older brother John and my sister
Annette also attended the same schools as I did."