From
"The Lion and the Stars"
By Peter Burden.
A History of Bablake School, Coventry.
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From "The Lion and the Stars" By Peter Burden. A History of Bablake School, Coventry. |
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INDEX 'Charge of the Light Brigade', 105. Charity Commission,
10, 13, 14, 28, 33, 45, 2, 223, 226.Charles, J. W., 189-190.Charlesworth,
Graham, 243, 44.Chemistry, 39, 116-7. Chemistry Labs., 39-40, 41, 53,
75, 120- 1, 62, 223, 226.Charles, J. W., 189-190. Charlesworth, Graham,
243, 244. Chemistry, 39, 116-7. Chemistry Labs., 39-40, 41, 53, 75, 120-
1, Chess, 109.Cheung, Michael, 240. Chew, A. M., 188, 190. Comforts Fund,
315. Commemoration Service, 211-2. Commendations, 55. Common Room, 217,
259. Computer Studies, 240.
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This list includes members of the Bablake
teaching staff who
stayed at least a term full-time or a year part-time. |
| Charles, J. W.................
1959-61 Chew, A. M.................. 1956-58 Clark, W. H................... 1958-70 Clarkson, P. H............... 1931-36 Cleaver, J. J. G.............. 1900-33 Cochrane, J. W............. 1966-70 Collins, F....................... 1904-27 Cook, C. H. G.............. 1955-57 Cook, Mrs. G. E............ 1917-18 Cooke, R....................... 1977-. Cooke, Mrs. R. E.......... 1979- Coole, J. R. S................ 1916-40 Cooper, G. C. L............ 1963-68 |
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Page 155 The total of new Staff in September 1958 was twelve, an unprecedented number. Two of the others, perhaps greeted with particular warmth, were Messrs. Harry Lewis and Malcolm West, who were to re-open the wood and metal shops. 'Re-open', because a year before, when Mr. Charles Cook emigrated to Canada, it was found impossible to replace him. The one man who did apply was put off by the size of the teaching groups.
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