The Kintyre Forum

Hello,
I'm new to the forum and would really like to know if anyone has any photographs or information on j mcanally, the art teacher who taught at Campbelltown Grammar School in the 50's, I think. (Also his wife and children).
It would be very much appreciated.
Thank you, Sandra x

He taught me around 1962, "We're doing a figure composition - figures, people, folk!". I think he had a daughter who would be around 15 then. I can remember his strong personality well and remember he used to touch up the Cave Painting (by Archibald McKinnon) on Davaar Island. Sorry, that's the best I can do!

Thank you for replying. I was hoping someone would have photographs of him. As far as I'm aware he had 2 daughters and a son. He also went on the Paris trip with the school....anyone have any photos of him from then? Sandra x

I wil ask Ronald Togneri who was his succesor at the school

Thank you very much, that would be much appreciated. X

petewick wrote:I wil ask Ronald Togneri who was his succesor at the school

Of course, John Crawford was principal teacher of Art in between those two.

EMDEE wrote:

petewick wrote:I wil ask Ronald Togneri who was his succesor at the school

Of course, John Crawford was principal teacher of Art in between those two.

AKA Bender, met him at Mr Togneris house years ago.....will enquire about JJ next week when I see
Mr Togneri....

Mr McNally passed on quite some time ago, had retired to Ayrshire, Mr Crawford also is no longer with us, he was only
70 when he died.