Does anyone remember Miss Curran (used to scare me to bits)? Miss Edwards, Sister St Francis, Sister Mary Frances. Remember going to the shop a few streets away to buy fiz, Indian liquorice and bubble gum?? I am 72 so there may not be too many of us left!!! Left St Anthony's 1950 to go to Fortwilliam Dominican College. Lived in Dublin for 34 years now in beautiful Newry.
Well, Wee Winnie, there are still some of us alive and kicking.

Kathleen Howard, Colette Coulter, Sheila Toner, Kay McCartan, Kathleen Lundy (from Ravenhill Rd),Eileen & Phyllis Williamson, Patricia Agnew, Anne McCarroll, Breda Magee.
Yes, Miss Curran got married late in life (well we thought she was very old but prob only about 40 then

). She became Mrs McAvoy, I remember us being told that we had to call her by her new name! She ended up a few years ago in a nursing home where my daughter-in-law worked and her wee devoted husband sat with her every day until she died.
Miss Edwards lived to a very old age - I met her in the Bank one day when she was about 90. She had become so tiny and bent over but still had all her faculties. She only died a couple of years ago. She was great at school, although strict she was totally fair and taught us a lot.
Was that shop called "The Imperial"? We got a penny every day to spend there and we got so much for that penny

. What would the grandchildren think today if you handed them even a new penny!!