It goes on for what seems like ages.’ Supper was held in another Merton Hall building further down Anderson Street, where the mayhem continued. To fifteen-year-old Thomas Lyle’s (OM 1951) amazement and horror, ‘one boy lit a homemade bunger in the middle of Anderson Street and blew a hole in it. While supper was on, some boys placed bungers under the girls’ chairs while others were diverting their attention. We all thought this was hilarious. Unfortunately the varnished supper room floor had burn marks on it and some girls’ frocks had holes burnt in them.
School Corporal Punishment History72
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Witnessed School Paddling13
Here was Lisa Haynes and Cindy Doty “carrying on a conversation and passing notes”. Although they knew that Mrs...
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The Teacher4
After I was let up off her knee, I stood there bawling for a few minutes, then went to...
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Views on Suspect Teachers from the Good Old Days6
And that’s a lot of safeguards, plus a lot of potential witnesses who could ALL be nonces, or at...
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Miss Cuthbert’s Paddle2
Finally, they would ask you what your punishment should be and the answer – if you were smart...
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Corporal Punishment An Abuse of Trust5
On the other hand, as I’ve recently mentioned in another thread, “reasonable chastisement when acting in loco parentis” was...
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Remembrance4
He then notices the door to Aunt Nancy’s bedroom cracked open and peers in. He is greeted to the...
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School Punishment Book115
I’m sure you are all completely correct. You were schooled in different LEA’s but I highly suspect this could...
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Aunt Blanche14
This had the effect of spreading his cheeks as well, and exposing a previously untouched area to the final...