East Cleveland Image Archive

A further image with the pupils from Skinningrove Primary dancing on what looks like a cool May morning. Timm’s Coffee House (before it was re-developed) in the background.
Can anybody assist with names?

Image coutesy of Kathleen Hicks.

One of three images showing the pupils of the Nursery from Skinningrove Primary school in the early 1980s performing their maypole dancing in the Square. Can anybody help with names?

Image coutesy of Kathleen Hicks.

Elizabeth Mellor played the queen, Ronnie McConnell the king, and Derek Preston the cook, in this production at Skinningrove school. 

 Elizabeth has told us that Mr. Sayers organised this  event and took the photo.  He was teaching at the school after coming out of the RAF and this was a Christmas production.

(Image courtesy of Elizabeth Mellor and thanks to Mr Sayers for the update.)

Skinningrove junior 1970, were you one of the pupils come on own up.

Back row: Graham Dix, Dawn Noble, Sue Cox, Susan Clark, Paulin Carlin, Steven(Newt) Ewens, Billy Kemp, Leslie(Leso)Holliday.

Middle row: John Dart, Barry Money, Paul Boocock, Brian Purver, Shawn Lannigan, Colin Hart, Clifford Spedding, Wendy Caley.

Front row: Amanda Merryweather, Stuart Whitney, Dave( Moanie)Dawson, Stuart White, Kathleen Noble, Mrs McGingle, Jackie Small, Gill Stonehouse?, Judith(Smart) Duboczy, Diane Trelaor.Yes her daughter is named Heather and after her marriage she moved to Leeds, this is where Mr and Mrs Mcgingle retired to, sadly they are no longer with us.

(image courtesy of Colin Hart, thanks to Colin Hart, Gary Smith and Paul Clarke  for names).

This is Jim Tinn perusing Skinningrove Junior School’s portfolio on the General Election. Were you one of these students – if so identify yourselves, or identify some of the others!

Back row: ??, ??, Brian Hart(top of head behind Joy Binks), ??, ??, ??, ??.

Foreground: Iris Grant, Joy Binks, Sandra McConnell, Judith Hart, Keith Holliday, Eileen Soloman, Sheila Soloman. Seated Gillian Easton.

A professional, posed photograph – possibly taken for the Evening Gazette – rodders
(image courtesy of Colin Hart). Thanks to Elizabeth Mellor for additional names. John