Photographs from the 1970s

The Saturday morning football team, 1975. Their home matches were played at the Primary School. Back row, from left: Andrew Rogers, Mark Jeavons, Richard Knight, Kevin Knight, Alistair Jones, Graeme Singleton. Front row, from left: Neil Hazelwood, Graham Connan, Jeremy Phillips, Nigel Clark, Neil Ghent, Mark Burns, Michael Chilvers.
Photograph courtesy of Richard Phillips
Cast members from a c.1976 school production that was held in the village hall
Alan Thomas and Lorraine ? in fancy dress at a Meldreth Primary School fete c. 1978
Photograph supplied by Lindy Thomas
A school production of Wee Willie Winkie, c. 1979
Photograph courtesy of Pauline Penfold

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  • In answer to June Bell, it clearly is a bare bottom, and, equally clearly from the first photograph, where three of the many children are obviously in the nude, I am prepared to bet that all of them are completely naked, and all of them enjoying it immensely, as well. One must conclude that the pool was used in the nude (by boys and girls equally) as a matter of course, and that this was encouraged, quite properly, in my opinion. If you contrast this with the press photo of its opening, where all boys wear trunks and girls one-piece swimsuits, they all clearly owned swimming costumes, but preferred to swim nude.

    By Allen Williams (03/11/2022)
  • Is the child on the right of the picture swimming nude? That looks like a bare bottom and surely that wasn’t allowed!

    By June Bell (12/10/2014)
  • Wow! Where did the football team photo come from? I remember playing right wing, I think Andrew Rogers was center forward. Can’t remember anything else. Don’t think we won anything but I do remember loving playing football. Good days! By Mark Jeavons (12/06/2011)

    By Mark Jeavons (13/06/2011)
  • Wow! Where did this come from? I remember playing right wing, I think Andrew Rogers was center forward. Can’t remember anything else. Don’t think we won anything but I do remember loving playing football. Good days!

    By Mark Jeavons (11/06/2011)

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