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“Hello Muddah, hello Faddah Here I am at camp Grenada” Letters Home
Another Charles Joyce special – his theme this time is “Letters we sent and letters we received” One of the popular songs in 1963, which we all sang in the Dorms at the time was Allan Sherman’s Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah … Continue reading →
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Carry on Camping Clee Hill Style and Mr. Chopping’s Chisel!
Charles Joyce, who was at the school 1962 – 67 has really missed his vocation! He’s created the first step towards a school museum with his very creative displays. Two displays here – Carry on Camping Clee Hill Style and … Continue reading →
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Every Picture Tells a Story – by Charles Joyce
Charles Joyce has been very creative, presenting some collages that he hopes – “Captures the life, Photos, hobbies, games, Technical Drawing (one of my strengths), and woodwork. Many hours spent there – notice the old money; 2/6d pocket money; a … Continue reading →