Memorabilia
Next → A Letter from the RAF  11th December 1941
Next → Records of former pupils of the Junior Technical School who were casualties or POW during World War II
Next → A Presentation to Alderman Chown at the laying of the foundation stone in October 1954
Next → Exam successes in 1958 - Newspaper cutting
Next → C&E Report on the 1958 Examination Results
Next → Twins have success in examination in 1958 - Newspaper Cutting
Next → A Debate about Pupils who leave before the age of 16 in the C&E
Next → Douglas Shepherd receives and Award for Bravery
Next → Peter Haddon, former pupil and now a Saints player, won double awards in 1958
Next → Pupils politeness recognised in the C&E in 1958
Next → A pupil builds a U Boat in 1958
Next → Education Committee Awards to Pupils in 1958
Next → Mining Scholarship awarded to Trevor Dale
Next → Peter Rossiter Degree Award
Next → First meeting of the Technical High School Old Students Association in 1958
Next → Former Pupil Ruth Smith appointed as Work's Nurse - magazine article in 1959
Next → A Reduced budget for schools in 1959, included cuts at THS
Next → Exam Results in the C&E in 1959
Next → Carol Williams fulfills her ambitions in the army
Next → Former Pupil David May wins an award for school from the Marines
Next → A Letter from Alderman Tollitt clarifying the position on transfers between schools, December 1959
Next → A hardback combined volume of The Tower magazine
Next → Letters to the Editor from the early 60's
Next → A number of pupil successes in 1960, include the GCE Results and various awards following leaving school
Next → Peter Brown appointed Press Secretary of the Northampton Debating Society
Next → Letter to the Editor - Learning to Learn
Next → Former Pupil, Christine Short, gets married in Canada in 1960
Next → Mr Harris gives a talk on World Population Growth
Next → The name of the school is changed from Technical High to Trinity High with some controversy at the end of 1960
Next → Punishments for "Spooning"
Next → In January 1961 there was still controversy over the change of name for the school
Next → Protest about Availability of Capital expenditure for 1961
Next → The Triplets of English Master John Crich reached their first birthday on 27th March 1961
Next → "Taffy" Newell visits Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in New York 1961
Next → Plan for a School Swimming Pool
Next → Award of a Scholarship in 1961
Next → GCE Results in 1961
Next → The Baker Cup for Drama
Next → The LW Timms Cup for Science
Next → Michael Lacey becomes a Queen's Scout in March 1961
Next → A letter about the allocation of Grammar School places in July 1961
Next → Printing Posters for the Summer Fete in 1961
Next → Former pupil Barrington Allen, doing research in Oregon 1961
Next → Twin Brothers both gain a Mechanical Engineering Degree in 1961
Next → The Punishment Book
Next → Report in the C&E about the Tower Magazine in July 1961
Next → Local firm Painton & Co make a donation to the school
Next → Trinity School extensions included in 1961 for the following year's budget
Next → School Christmas collection raises £60 in 1961
Next → Quiz for completing over Christmas Holidays in 1961
Next → Guider and Scouter are married in 1961
Next → A Heated Debate about School places in January 1962
Next → First ever Leeds Annual Dinner in 1962
Next → An Art & Craft Exhibition in 1962
Next → Joy has a picture in a show at the Coventry Festival
Next → Former pupil gains RAF Wings in 1962
Next → A Poem about Death written by a fourth former was published in the newspaper
Next → The GCE results for 1962 published in the newspaper
Next → Former head boy, Tony Pell, plans teaching Career.  July 1962
Next → David Newton wins a prize.  August 1962
Next → David Hasdell wins Scholarships for Leather trades courses. August 1962
Next → The row about the allocation of school places rumbles on November 1962
Next → A report in the paper of a school charity collection.  December 1962
Next → The Trinity Old Students Association, early 1963
Next → The "Which School Dispute" is still raging on, with another article
Next → Former Pupil Raymond Hawkins becomes Liberal Town Councillor
Next → GCE Results in August 1963
Next → Former maths teacher, Dr Chater is Communist Party Candidate in 1963
Next → School Charity Contributions in 1963
Next → Former Pupil AK Pearson awarded flying scholarship March 1964
Next → The Hobson sons gain awards March 1964
Next → Jack Eyre receives Queens Scout Award in May 1964
Next → The Youngest Organist in the Diocese, July 1964
Next → GCE Results August 1964
Next → Flying Scholarships in the ATC, Sywell 1964
Next → Presentation to Apprentices at Plessey, Jan 1965
Next → Diane Headland chosen to read the "testimony" on the BBC in June 1965
Next → Geoffrey Churchill returns to school to talk about careers in the Navy in July 1965
Next → GCE A and O Level results August 1965
Next → John Wright sets out to emigrate to New Zealand in December 1965
Next → Tony Cartwright took part in a climbing expedition with Sir John Hunt in 1965
Next → A letter in the newspaper about the Charity Fund Raising for the NSPCC 1965
Next → NSPCC recognises Trinity Charity Contribution in December 1965
Next → Apprentice Prize-Giving December 1965
Next → Two pupils meet Princess Margaret in 1966
Next → Former pupil Martin East awarded RAF Wings in 1966
Next → G.C.E. Results 1966
Next → Trinity wins the Littlewoods Award for cycling proficiency in 1967
Next → Brothers John & Michael Kingston achieve an academic double in July 1967
Next → Michael Horne returned to the school before being posted to Singapore in July 1967
Next → Former Trinity pupil Richard Church marries teacher colleague in Sussex, Aug 1967
Next → Joe Wright serving in Aden for the Army in August 1967
Next → An article of pupil success in the newspaper in September 1967
Next → Self-Appraisement in November 1967
Next → University Success for 11-plus Failure in December 1967
Next → A surprise letter for Jennifer Bridewell in December 1967
Next → Charity Fund Raising by four fourth form girls in March 1968
Next → Degrees awarded to two pupils in the Newspaper in July 1968
Next → Peter "Pip" Harris appointed a magistrate in July 1968
Next → GCE Results in August 1968
Next → Driving Lessons for Pupils in August 1968
Next → Former pupil awarded bursary in March 1969
Next → Article in the Northampton Mercury about the school after its change of name in May 1969
Next → Former pupil selected to the play the bugle in D Day Ceremony in 1969
Next → GCE Results in September 1969
Next → Moira Sanders receives the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award in September 1969
Next → Robert Moseley receives the Wake Shield for Natural History in October 1969
Next → Changing Attitudes - Brian Spittles returned to Northampton in 1969
Next → "Buzzer" Howard causes controversy in December 1969
Next → Two teachers write in the newspaper about their extra unpaid hours
Next → School made a donation to the RNIB in December 1969
Next → "Cool Off" Head Tells Pranksters  March 1970
Next → Harry Hartwell's Views in the C&E on Careers
Next → What is Wrong With Long Hair?, asks Schoolboy
Next → Examination Results for 1971
Next → Classrooms are repainted in "interesting" colours - articles from the C&E January 1972
Next → Donation to Manfield Hospital.  Victoria Sly and Derek Kirby are given a tour of the hospital, Feb 72
Next → G.C.E. Results in 1972 from the Chronicle and Echo
Next → Physics Master wins prize of a Vespa Motor Scooter in 1972
Next → Students have a choice of 23 A-Level Subjects  - 1972
Next → Explorer Awards for the Venture Scouts 1972
Next → Examination results for 1972
Next → Get Life Back on the Rails - Oct 1972
Next → The finance report to the Education Committee for 1972/3
Next → 15 Girls meet the Mayor and take a tour of the Guildhall in January 1973
Next → Sheila Hancock joins a Prestige RAF Flying team c&e 1973
Next → Exam results from the C&E for 1973
Next → The 1993 School Brochure
Next → An article from the Town & County Magazine as a Scrapbook of the school
Next → The 1995 School Brochure with some interesting photos
Next → Howlers from the Record of Achievements.  Every year these were completed for each pupil by both the pupil and their teachers.  These are extracts from some of the pupil's contributions
Next → The Glass Photographic plates - item in the C&E April 2004
Next → A "Celebration of Life" for Gary Grimshaw, who died in July 2016 aged 97, including photos from his personal album
Next → Tony Chater, Chemistry teacher from 1957 for 2 years has died aged 86.  He had an interesting career after he left the school.  Read about it.
Next → Presentation of equipment to Northampton General Hospital, 1970