School Summary registers for Cornaigmore Secondary School, 1965-1993, listing date, class number, number on roll, number of abscences. Does not contain pupils’ or teachers’ names. Eight volumes.
2017.62.6
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2017.62.5
Class Summary registers for Cornaigmore Secondary School, 1971-1991, containing abstracts of daily registers and term summaries, listing date, class number, number on roll, days open, possible attendances, number of abscences. Does not contain pupils’ or teachers’ names. Thirty volumes.
2017.62.4
Daily Registers for Cornaigmore Secondary School, 1963-1988, listing pupils’ names, date of birth, address, name of parent or guardian, admission date. Includes sick notes from parents and various other papers. Stored in batches: 1963-1969, 13 volumes; 1970-1979, 37 volumes; 1980-1988, 40 volumes.
This, and all other school admission registers that we held, has now been returned to Argyll & Bute Council archives
2017.62.3
Daily Registers for Cornaigmore Primary School, 1963-1994, listing pupils’ names, date of birth, address, name of parent or guardian, admission date. Includes sick notes from parents and various other papers. Stored in batches: 1963-1969, 17 volumes; 1970-1979, 30 volumes; 1980-1989, 25 volumes; 1989-1994, 19 volumes.
This, and all other school admission registers that we held, has now been returned to Argyll & Bute Council archives
2017.59.1
Chanter belonging to Captain Lachlan MacPhail, Tiree and Glasgow (1889-1961), who was a great piper and writer of Gaelic poems and bagpipe tunes, and who had a pipe tune named after him. The chanter was presented to An Iodhlann by his eldest grandson on behalf of Lachlan’s three daughters Isabel, Cath and Margaret, who spent the holidays in Tiree in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s.
2017.37.5
Small hardback boook ‘An Ceud Leabhar Leughaidh’ containing 27 stories and poems in Gaelic, with an introduction by Domhnall Mac a-Phi (Donald MacPhee). Covered in brown wrapping paper. Handwritten on the outised and inside covers is “Cathie Sinclair, Cornaigmore High School, 1941”. From a series of Gaelic books for schools.
2017.35.12
Black & white photograph of a procession of pupils and teachers being lead by pipers Callum MacLean (Salum) and Archie? (Dan) at Cornaig School sports day in the 1930s.
2017.35.10
Black & white photograph of Archie MacLean (Whitehouse) and Cornaigmore School headmaster Alan C MacDougall standing by the ringing stone at Vaul in the 1930s.
2017.35.9
Black & white photograph of a group of 29 school girls outside Cornmaigmore School in the 1930s.
2017.35.8
Black & white photograph of a group of 9 boys and girls at Cornaigmore School in around the 1930s. L-R: unidentified, unidentified, Alan Hassan, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Effie MacLeod (Carrachay), Mary MacKinnon (Parkhouse), Donald Campbell (Balephetrish).
