Maye Dunn
Young looking Jack there!

Lorraine Greenfield
Isn't it surprising, how any have come to light through these pages we have not thought about in a long time.

Tony Williams
Was that the maths teacher from grey high ???

Maye Dunn
Yes he was Tony..and he's still going strong.

Tony Williams
Really?? He gave me a detention way back in 1993

Marianne Kelly
He's very much going strong - was talking to him in countdown car park today - almost as sprightly as when he retired from teaching. He's still working as a funeral celebrant and does a great job too.

Mel Raisin
To be fair, Tony Williams, was there a teacher that didn't...?
Heather Newby

Lovely man

Wayne Nicholson
Is this also the John Flood, who wrote the book on Dunollie ?

Albie Rose
Wayne Nicholson Yes

Wayne Nicholson
Albie Rose . Thank you. Just finished reading it.

Trish Rennie
A gentleman whom I have the utmost respect for...a great mentor and very knowledgeable man

Stephen Lucas
A great teacher and gentleman

Garry Chapman
A great teacher involved with the local comunity.Also a Tai Chi instructor

David Briggs
Was head of department at Grey High school, and my maths teacher there for a year.

Les Holmes Germanicus
I bumped into him in town last week. He's still going strong.

Nova Hichens
Taught me ( or tried to ) I think it was science, he was a great teacher.

Ken Green
Maths at Grey high and air training corp commander

Stephen Murray
The double base man

Geoffrey King
Bumped into him whilst In Greymouth couple of weeks back asked how he was doing he responded one step nearer the grave.

Paul Kitto
He was one of my teachers at Grey High. What a nice man. Nice to hear he is doing well

Kate Matene
Paul Kitto I never knew you were a coaster!!!

Wayne Leckie
Great teacher

Tony Simpson
I taught at GHS with Jack from 77 - 80. Great guy, lots of stories. My late mum attended school with Jack but unsure of dates...

Craig Hames
I remember waiting for the cane outside his office was worse than receiving the cane itself

Debbie Ansett
Was my math teacher.

Heather Newby
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Lovely man

Wayne Nicholson
Is this also the John Flood, who wrote the book on Dunollie ?

Albie Rose
Wayne Nicholson Yes

Wayne Nicholson
Albie Rose . Thank you. Just finished reading it.

Trish Rennie
A gentleman whom I have the utmost respect for...a great mentor and very knowledgeable man

Stephen Lucas
A great teacher and gentleman

Garry Chapman
A great teacher involved with the local comunity.Also a Tai Chi instructor

David Briggs
Was head of department at Grey High school, and my maths teacher there for a year.

Les Holmes Germanicus
I bumped into him in town last week. He's still going strong.

Nova Hichens
Taught me ( or tried to ) I think it was science, he was a great teacher.

Ken Green
Maths at Grey high and air training corp commander

Stephen Murray
The double base man

Geoffrey King
Stephen Murray Played in a 3 piece band with Arnold Beck on the saxophone and Zita Griffen on the piano.

Stephen Murray
Geoffrey King and with anne rodden my nana on piano

Geoffrey King
Bumped into him whilst In Greymouth couple of weeks back asked how he was doing he responded one step nearer the grave.

Paul Kitto
He was one of my teachers at Grey High. What a nice man. Nice to hear he is doing well

Kate Matene
Paul Kitto I never knew you were a coaster!!!

Wayne Leckie
Great teacher

Tony Simpson
I taught at GHS with Jack from 77 - 80. Great guy, lots of stories. My late mum attended school with Jack but unsure of dates...

Craig Hames
I remember waiting for the cane outside his office was worse than receiving the cane itself

Debbie Ansett
Was my math teacher

Murray Saunders
In my 6th form year (6-4) they had this stupid rule where ar the end of the day you had to return to your “home room” to take a roll call
Just to make sure one hadn’t wagged school.
Jack hated the idea bless him.
Told us all not to bother after a few weeks.
Just go home kids....
Also had him for maths. And a PE class.
Jonathan Fairhurst dislocated his knee playing softball on the rec and we loaded Jono into the back of Jacks Citroen to take him to hospital.
Try doing that now...
Some helicopter parent would sue you...
Jane Wells
Great bloke

John Coffey
Jack was 37th Squadron Greymouth Air Training Corps 2IC (to Harvey O'Loughlin) circa 1961 when we marched around and occasionally shot .22 rifles in the Army Hall. Afterwards some of us would call into the Regent Theatre (free admission after halftime) or visit the Pie Cart. We once dropped in on a Japanese fishing boat and caused an uproar among the crew who thought (with our uniforms) it was a Customs raid. They gave us chop sticks as souvenirs. Greymouth was safe while we were patrolling the streets -- and wharf!

Wayne Gladstone
Also had Jack as a maths teacher at Grey High in late 60's.
Called one of my class mate 'a wild man from Borneo'.
Drove a Citreon, top guy, still going.

Anne Miller Mcmillan
A Coast legend

Heather Newby
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he is a legend because he really genuine and nice..and he cares

Lynn Turnbull
Heather Newby he still takes Tai Che at Dixon house

Carol Mutch
He used to host the West Coast Top Ten at 10 o'clock on a Thursday (if my memory is still accurate) and I got all my friends to phone in a vote for the Rolling Stones singing Goodbye Ruby Tuesday!

Alan Quinn
He drove a rover 90 always immaculate.. I went to Karoro primary with his daughter Joclyn
Robert Scott
He was a very popular teacher, back in the day. He had room 9 as his form room. I remember the mark 7 or 8 Jag that he was so proud of.

Keith Williams
I remember him teaching Maths in the sixth form,and Jack,mid equation,turned and said,"did you see 'Mogul' last night..."bloody beaut" ! Then simply carried on.I also recall him telling those that were heading for university,"don't worry about trying to get A's...that's for the likes of (John) Straker. C's will do ! They don't put grades on your degree".

Helen Fennell
Yes good teacher, taught me Maths at Greymouth High

Brenda Gill
He’s a great man

Rob Lunn
Could swing the cane as well!!

Bazza Morland
Believed to be one of the best in the 'business' Bob

Lee Williams
3A Maths 1972. Brilliant man. I still remember the witticisms.

Pete Muir
A very down to earth teacher. He was good on radio - think he did "calling all hospitals" request session on a Sunday morning on 3ZA.. He is still very active

Linda Monk
7pm
Carol Mutch
Linda Monk That early. I thought it was later. Someome else might know.

Rebekah Fairhurst Geer
A gentleman.John Brown
Yes I remember Jack.
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Lauren Macdonald-Parker
Wasn't he a math teacher at Grey High?

Alan Sheehan
Lauren Macdonald-Parker yes sis that’s right.
Jeffrey Paparoa Holman
Taught me maths and science, 1961-62, Greymouth Technical High School as it was then, and was our form teacher.

Les Neilson
He didn’t do too good at poetry

Chris Munn
Recall him referring to Greasy as an erroneous turd. How apt.

Lynn Turnbull
Chris Munn he had me ( Greasy ) and my two friends kneeling on the floor of his office measuring the level of our skirts ... when i went home and told mum she hit roof lol ... rung up and gave him an ear full Imagine if ya done that now ... you would be locked up lol

Erin Honey
I was class captain in 1993 during his last year of teaching before retirement. We gave him a surprise party. He got teared up poor Mr Flood.

Pam Englefield-Absolum
Jack was a great teaching colleague when I taught at Greymouth High. Top guy.

Robin Peterson
He drive a few of us to Chch to listen to Yehudi Menuhin after school one day back in the seventies