William Foote memorial Schools.
The picture of the William Foote Memorial School from the edition of the The Lisburn Standard which reported the opening of the new building in 1908.
Pupils of Miss Ritchie's fourth standard in 1929.
Desmond Wylie (third from right, front row) forwarded this picture. Included are (left to right): Front row: Arthur Hill, Billy Frazer, Hubert Gilpin, Desmond Wylie, Joe Keery, Jim Heasley. Second row: Letry Ireland, Elsie Harvey, Peggy Smith, Sadie McCullough, Martha Brown, Marie Savage, Myra Frazer, Peggy Ireland, Maggie McCrea, Meta Connor, Florrie Webb. Third Row: Ada McNeill, Ellen Dougan, Minnie McMillan, Peg Matier, Lila Stewart, Sarah Redmond, Kathleen Tate, Ella Birch, Clara Blaney, Beth Mills. Back Row: Edward McCoy, Paul Chapman, John Creighton, Brian Megran, Danny Barr, Billy Barr, Jim Patterson, John Patterson, Sandy McGrath, William Lawson, Beth McAfee.
Pupils in Miss McCaheys classes in the 1920s.
Miss McCahey taught Baby Infants, Infants and Senior Infants. This photograph was kindly forwarded by Sophie Rogers, now Mrs Gilmore, and pupils identified by Cecil Wylie, now residing in Canada.
Front row: Hubert Turley, Jim Gray, Frank McHenry, Foster Reilly, Jim Johnston, Roy Johnston, -?-, Derek McCoy. Second row: Sophie Rogers, Hester Kane, Aubrey Patterson, -?-, -?-, Hugh Hill, Lill McWaters, Sally Mercer, Gladys Wilson. Third row: Sadie Smith, -?-, Dave McMillan, Eric Howe, Sam McCabe, Geordie Cunningham, Margaret Moore, Lill Clarke, Frank Nigel, Jim Davis, Joe Burch. Back Row: Molly Fisher, Nora Ireland, May McCormick, -?-, Nancy Gray, Batfour Gilmour, Billy Kane, Billy Coates, Jane Brown, Irene Dowling, Agnes Ireland, Cecil Wylie.
Pupils from the sixth and seventh standards in 1929.
Included in picture: Harry Wright, Ruby Young, Nora Crockard, Lily Maze, Edith Tate, Ena McBramey, Ella Gilpin, Noreen Young, Annie Dalton, Bobby Graham, Jack Hinds, Harry Christie, Harry Buchanan, Andy Maze, Steve Keery, Jim Martin, Ronnie Mills, Joe Kerr, Alice Thompson, Elsie Creighton, Alice Wright, Winnie Buchanan,Peggy Grant, Dolly Savage, Jessie Robinson, Paul McHenry, Jackie Howe, Albert Gilpin, Charles Frazer, Charles McCoy, Harry Refausse and Frank McHenry.
Pupils in Miss McCaheys classes in the 1920s.
Miss McCahey taught Baby Infants, Infants and Senior Infants. This photograph was kindly forwarded by Sophie Rogers, now Mrs Gilmore, and pupils identified by Cecil Wylie, now residing in Canada.
Front row: Hubert Turley, Jim Gray, Frank McHenry, Foster Reilly, Jim Johnston, Roy Johnston, -?-, Derek McCoy. Second row: Sophie Rogers, Hester Kane, Aubrey Patterson, -?-, -?-, Hugh Hill, Lill McWaters, Sally Mercer, Gladys Wilson. Third row: Sadie Smith, -?-, Dave McMillan, Eric Howe, Sam McCabe, Geordie Cunningham, Margaret Moore, Lill Clarke, Frank Nigel, Jim Davis, Joe Burch. Back Row: Molly Fisher, Nora Ireland, May McCormick, -?-, Nancy Gray, Batfour Gilmour, Billy Kane, Billy Coates, Jane Brown, Irene Dowling, Agnes Ireland, Cecil Wylie.
(1937) Front Row: S McKee, D Savage
Second Row: B Moore, F Kidd, J Lyness, B Gilmour, F Coburn, H Shields, B Kidd Back Row: Mr Carson, R Johnston, J Dougherty, J Fisher, B McCormick
Hubert Maze
Sam Maze
Kitty Maze
Ross Maze
The Principal, Mr J Wells (centre of front row) and the staff (date unknown).
Some of the teachers, including Mr Will Nelson, MrArthur Norris, Mr David Leinster, Mr James Wells, Mrs Martha Black, Miss May McCracken and some student teachers.
Dorothy Maze
Joan Maze
Copy of Full Attendance Certificate presented to Margaret Maze in 1960.
Rev H Irvine presents the Full Attendance Certificate
marking 5 years unbroken attendance (shown on the previous page) to Margaret Maze in 1960. Included in picture: J C McGillovray, Fred Menary, Andrew Maze (Snr), Andrew Maze (Jnr), Mrs Florence Maze, Mr D Leinster, Mrs H Irvine and Miss S McCahey.
Ian McIlroy (second from left), now a minister of the Church of Scotland, waiting for morning assembly at the "William Foote" with his friends.
Miss Rosanne Litster with P3 pupils in 1962.
Miss Rosanne Litster with P3 pupils in 1962.
Mr Lester Wood, Society Steward (Finance).
Mr James Dumigan, Society Steward (Property) and Chairman of the Building Committee.
Left. The Rev Kenneth Best, minister of Seymour Street Methodist Church with Mr John Walsh, head teacher of Fort Hill Primary School.