Form ?, 1904

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Form H, 1904

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Form K, 1904

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Form Vb, 19xx

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Form 2b, 1911

Arthur Askey's form. Could he be the one on the extreme left of the second row?

Arthur Askey, Cathederal Chorister

Form ?, circa 1920

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Sara, writes:

I've been sorting through some photos relating to my father, L.M. Fraser (No. 17 above), and my uncle, his younger brother R.H.E. Fraser, and came upon one which I believe to be class photos of the Liverpool Institute. The photo of 28 young men with their headmaster from at latest the early 1920s with surnames and signatures on the back (it's postcard size). The headmaster looks like your H.V. Whitehouse with full beard.

Confirmation that my father was at the Liverpool Institute comes from the Wikipedia entry for Lindley Macnaghten Fraser.

Note:

According to the Liverpool Institute Old Boys' Association Members List 1958, L.M. Fraser left the school in 1922. In 1958 he is listed as Prof. L.M. Fraser, Director of German Broadcasts, B.B.C., London.

Form ?, 1920

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Hefin, writes:

Here is a form photo which includes my uncle, Trefor Richard Griffith. Trefor is in the row behind the teacher standing on very far right.

Form ?, 1920

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Hefin, writes:

Here is a form photo which includes my uncle, Trefor Richard Griffith; he was mam's cousin. Trefor is in the first row down from the top - 3rd pupil from the right. Trefor became a Midland Bank manager and was very high up in the Fremasons at a county level.