WANTED!

Wanted for this website:-
Good Photograph of Mrs Paul especially portrait
More info on Mr/Mrs Paul, German version of name "Paul", Birthplace etc.
Photo or Scan of School Logo as used on Blazers - Now supplied thanks to Karen Freund
Any other photos T&C related especially of staff and pupils.

Please contact webmaster, all contributions are appreciated and acknowledged

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This website might prove useful to anyone wishing to regain contact with former schoolfriends, and in this respect I would love to here from you. Indeed, I would be delighted to add your story to the site, or maybe you might just like to send me your contact details. (see Alumni/pupils section)


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Wanted to get in contact:-


Michael Kay Hall, is trying to contact Wendy Burke of Washington DC, daughter of the American Ambassador in London. She was at Stanford 1949-51.

He would like to know how Robert Bacharach, John Cameron, and Zuleiker Dobson are. She lived at Burnham-On-Crouch. They are just a few of his friends in his address book from that time. We look forward to hearing from you and would be grateful for any infromation you may have. Best wishes Michael - please contact me through this email address: christinehall18@mypostoffice.co.uk

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I am researching Rosamund Gardner, hopefully the one at your school.
Her mom's name was also Rosamund, Dad's name was John Comber Raybould Gardner. Born 1912, d. 1988?
Mary-Jo Davies Mjexpress@hotmail.com thx from Vancouver, Canada.

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Dear Norman
I am trying to contact Mayo Elstob cos he was a friend of mine at a critical time between the ages of 10 and 12.
My name is Mark Tobin - nickname Kram Nibot. I would love to hear from him.
mark.tobin@sky.com

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Dear Norman

I am trying to contact Mayo Elstob who I understand was a former pupil at the school. Any help would be appreciated, The reason I am trying to contact Mayo is that I am hoping that his father was the author Peter Elstob who was my fathers tank commander in WWII. Peter Elstob wrote a novel called 'Warriors for the Working Day' and dedicated it to his sons including Mayo Elstob. I am obviously working on the hunch that there can't be many Mayo Elstobs out there with similar backgrounds.
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Kind Regards
Stephen Pannell - DrStevePannell@aol.com

Do you have any clue what happend to SUSAN LEWIS, ALEX FAITH, and SUSAN COLLER
They were all in my year -
Sharon Franks xx

I sat next to Vincent Young during the academic year 1963-64, and would very much like to make contact with him. Please pass on my email address: szilouf@hotmail.com. Many thanks, best wishes Sabah (my English name is now Simon) Zilouf

Gregory Gibson, Vincent Young, please contact Norman again

My name is Claire Armon-Jones (was Claire Green) and I was at St. Mary's at the same time as you, I think. I was there aprox. 1964 - 6. My contemporaries were people such as Ilona Lazar, Cathy Anderson, Melanie King, Joshua Thomas?, Mayo Elstob, etc. I just wanted to ask whether you have any contact details for the people above. I look forward to hearing from you Claire Armon-Jones; Now supplied

ROBIN NEUBERG (now Robin White) would LOVE TO FIND OUT where her best friend at school is now... this is REINA JAMES. She would love to get in touch. Robin now lives in Vall de Alcala, Spain - She can be contacted at tristan_white@rocketmail.com (her son, Tristán's email - he will pass it on to her)


And Finally, here is a call going out for Anjelica Huston.
Anjelica, I have a clear memory of you, together with Reina James, Patti Palmer, Katie Riddley (AKA Bunty) and some others, accompanying yourselves with guitar and singing in assembly. I sat awe inspired, as you perched on a stool, à la Joan Baez, or our very own Julie Felix, the epitome of cool from my early teenage perspective. I see you have recalled some early schooling in the UK in interviews, but never mentioned the Town & Country School. Do drop us a line and let us know what you recall of the old place, at the same time, lending our website a bit of Hollywood glitz, after all you are surely our most famous pupil?
Yours, ever hopefull, Norman.