| Mr. Thomas (Tozzy) WALTON: |  At the Junior School in the 1910s. |
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| HISTORY: | Taught at
the Juniot School in the 1910s-30s. On the original staff of the Secondary School Boys' Department in 1935, having gained his teaching qualification from Westminster. Had time off for ARP training from September 1938; Seems to have been away during the war, although no definite dates are given in the Log Book; Present in January 1945, and intent on joining County Supply staff in January 1946; Stayed on, effectively as Deputy Head; Retired 23rd June 1948. |
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| DATES: | b.
c.1890? d. October 1948 |
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| SUBJECT: | Art; Maths; English; Gardening | ||||||||
| POSITION: | He taught
class 3a in the 1940s. Deputy Head? |
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| ROOM: | Room
E: The first room on the Boys' wing of the bottom corridor from the
main
entrance (later this became the library?); |
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| LOOKS LIKE: | In addition to the photo, right, Mr. Walton appears in this group photo. | ||||||||
| QUALIFICATIONS: | Certified Assistant | ||||||||
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| He
designed the ornamental garden which was built after the war.
The timetable was suspended on the day of his retirement to allow for a gift-giving ceremony. He died only a few months later, with Mr Pilgram and Mr Whitehead attending his funeral. |
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