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Sigvald Lofnes
- Which Patrick Doherty,Motherwells Pat Doherty or another.I went to OLHS from 1955 to 1958,considering it was supposed to be Lanarkshires top Senior Secondary,the standard of teaching went from brilliant to absolute rubbish.Some of the teachers from that era were nothing short of thugs.
That said I met a lot of great lads during my time at the school and considered myself lucky to have been in the same class as Bobby Murdoch,what a footballer.He died far too young.
If anyone from thoes bygone days remembers me dont hesitate to get in touch.
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Sean Daly
Location
Bearsden, Scotland
- Just discovered the site! Great memories. Sam McBride , I admire your memory for names. The High Heel Brigade are still etched in my memory (mental scarring). Shug Moore , That was a great football team in 1982. Can you remember the names of our team-mates.I remember a good few but I don`t want to say, in case I offend those I can`t remember. Some great teachers who I thank. Regards, Sean Daly
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John Barr
Location
Geelong Australia
- In spite of the fact that I didn't make the best use of my time at OLHS it has been my rock I was there from 1949-54 . Then migrated to Australia Many special memories of Paddy Welsh and Killer Dempsey If you crossed them you knew all about it Still in touch with my very good friend Tommy Mc Manus I have a piece of stone from the old Airbles Rd site when it was knocked down as a memento of my time there. Cheers JB
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Carly Jane
- <b>I</b> miss this!
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Kenneth Donnelly
- Great site, much appreciated. I attended OLHS 1974-78 at the mercy of Mssrs. Lunny, Mathieson, White, Friel & Duddy with inspiration from Fr. Burns! Now working in Investment Banking with Bank of America in New York.
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Patrick Connelly
- I was at the school around the mid 60's, played in the seniors 2nd eleven and the Gerry Mitchell was the manager. Tony Macis was the keeper for the senior 1st team and an excellent player, although correct me if I'm wrong but I'm sure he had terrible eyesight.
I remember Mr Duddy the English teacher who took my English class of no hopers and taught us with most of the class achieving a pass in the Higher English exam.
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Tony Macis
- Is that theeee Boaby McGuinness who played in the 1971 Scottish/Maley trophy team? If so hello again after all these years. I attended the old school from '67 to '73. Attended lessons between football studies/games. Ahh the memories Martin McCormack (french), Hiram, Fuzzy etc. Met Jimmy Friel a couple of weeks ago he looks younger than me. Best wishes to you Bob.
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Jim Harkins
- I have looked at the site fairly regularly since I first came across it and two things stand out:-
a) there are no messages from teachers saying what a joy, and privilege, it was to teach us, and
b) although there have been posters from the 50's/60's - Hello, Gerry, I too remember that Saturday at Goldenacre; I was last in the Mile - no-one has mentioned Audrey,who dominated our daily thoughts in a way which few teachers did.
Strange that.
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James Farrell
Location
was nz now kalgoorlie WA
- read some of the notes about batman ,teabag quin big bad must have been belted by all encluing lunna
i when to olhs 79-84 say good bye to motherwell many yaers ago have not look back school was rough
but many happy day as well
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Michael McDonald
Location
Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
- Greetings from Denver, Colorado.
I have fond memories of my years at Our Lady's High School where I was a student in the early '50's. Some of the highlights of my years there involve singing in the choir, especially during the coronation year.
Although my sister lives in East Kilbride, I had no knowledge that the school still existed until I googled the website this morning. Glad to see that you are there.
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Anne Marie Jephcott
- Went to OLHS from 1977-1982, then left to join our Armed Forces. Spent a number of years out of the area, Surrey and then Shropshire. Been back in the area since 2001. Great to take a trip down memory lane and as mentioned some great teachers back in the day Gerry Dempsey, Mr McNaughton, Mr Lunny, Miss Boyle, Mr Knighton, Ronnie Mathieson, Mr Quinn. Especially remember the P.E. department as my favourite place to be, still running, cycling, boxing and keeping fit to this day. Would be great to see some old photos from this time. (nee Anne Marie Briody)
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Chic Thomas
- Absolutely spot on to read this , takes me back along way with great memories if anyone can remember me drop us a mail it would be great to hear from all ....god bless x Chic
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William Docheerty
- Attended 1963 to 1969.A fab school which was ahead of its time in allowing subject choice.I spent many happy hours in the music room on the back stairs playing the violin and listening to music.
I remember a geography teacher who was more interested in belting his class than teaching music cant remember the name.Iremember playing with mercury in my hands and spilling it on the desk-wouldnt be able to do that now.
The student french teacher was fab for the few weeks she was there.
one of the few back then who went to university,now leading a number of companies and mad MBE last year.I remember martin Wylupeck,Gorden Miller,Mario Zamboninie,? Miginness.
teachers White english Mellon english
We should have an alumnie soc
Bill
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Frank Hannaway
- I attended OLHS from 68 to 72 and have some great memories starting on the first day when Mr Freel belted the whole class for being too noisy. However, the school had some great teachers in particular Big Hiram - I can still see him coming out the staff entrance and running towards a group of us to ask what questions we tackled in the O Level and what had we answered. It was then you realised that here was a guy who wanted us all to succeed. Another mention for wee George Healy for igniting an interest in a subject I previously knew nothing about and Wullie Duddy because although we sometimes gave him a hard time he was the only teacher that volunteered to take the class (that included us lot from Viewpark) on a school trip to Ayr.
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caroleann reynolds
- its lovely seeing all these messages was at OLHS in the 80s a think lol anyway remember belinda scott mary murphy bridie hendry lorraine murphy from pather jane marie watson seen wee nancey connelly on here to she was from craigneuk were am from i hope all have had good lifes and are happy if there any reunions let me no on my fb caroleann murdoch take care all and god bless x
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