Comment on GARY EDWARDS COMBO, Franz Liszt Twist, 1962 by Andrew Thompson

Hi Chris, great to read your post from the offspring of my old 1950s classmate Bernard. Sorry to hear he’s not been in the best of health, will you pass on my fond regards from his fellow pupil and avid fan Andy Thompson (Andre). Everything seems to be on Facebook nowadays, I’ve always eschewed these social sites, ever since I reluctantly enrolled on Facebook as someone had posted some local history photos on it. I was dumbfounded to discover that, without my permission it immediately sent “invites” to become my friend to everyone in my address book, which included a couple of people I definitely didn’t want to reconnect with! Strange 21st century way to gather friends methinks, what happened to meeting them face to face (Not Facebook to Facebook) and developing a friendship naturally? And Twitter…don’t get me started…”I woke up today, think I’ll wear my new jeans, oh look here comes a bus”. Yeah, aptly named as seemingly every Twit in the Northern Hemisphere is regaling all the other twits with this crap. Anyway, if you or your dad can put anything up, I’d be overjoyed. Blessings
Andy Thompson
Ps, can you ask Bernard if any of these names jog his memory re St Josephs?….Miss MCcarthy, Mrs Garrett, Miss Paarl (Wow!), Sister Cyril, Sister Stanislaus, Miss Edwards, Sister Felicitus, Miss MCcaleevy, Miss Hyde. A few pupils…Paul Horrigan, Frank Milton, Desmond Vick, Peter Goode, Paul Colley, Rosalie Wilks, Veronica Elliott, Annette Evans, Elizabeth Doyle,
Michael Martin.