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ndani kyema, My Story - Ray Moore 25
The Chefoo School had a reputation for being the
"best school east of the Suez". It was run along
the lines of an English public school and at times
brought to mind aspects of "Tom Brown's
Schooldays". It was divided into a Prep School,
Girls’ School and Boys’ School.
This picture of me on the left, was taken with
Beryl and Kathleen Strange on the front steps of
the Prep School. The Stranges were missionaries
stationed not far from Hanzhong, and well known
to my parents.
Today the building is still standing as these
pictures taken by our friend Zhou in 2012,
illustrate. The front steps of 1940/1 have not
changed a bit.
The Chefoo School had a reputation for being the
"best school east of the Suez". It was run along
the lines of an English public school and at times
brought to mind aspects of "Tom Brown's
Schooldays". It was divided into a Prep School,
Girls’ School and Boys’ School.
This picture of me on the left, was taken with
Beryl and Kathleen Strange on the front steps of
the Prep School. The Stranges were missionaries
stationed not far from Hanzhong, and well known
to my parents.
Today the building is still standing as these
pictures taken by our friend Zhou in 2012,
illustrate. The front steps of 1940/1 have not
changed a bit.
