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Anne Graham Lotz - In a Magazine
interview the itinerant minister and daughter of the famous
American preacher, Billy graham, commented: "When I was a
child there was lots of discipline and spanking."
Alice Thomas Ellis
- In a newspaper article on the subject of corporal punishment in
schools the Welsh Novelist said: "I was caned once when I
was seven, and I still resent it bitterly, probably because I
wasn`t guilty."
Betty Boothroyd - In a newspaper article,
and in the book Betty Boothroyd, The Autobiography, the former
speaker of the UK Parliament explains a time when, at the age of
15/16, she was given the belt by her concerned father after
arriving home late from a dance. When she arrived home and
attempted to explain, Betty recalls: "Dad refused to listen
when I turned up. He laid into me with the belt on which he used
to hone his razor (Razor Strop). I still had my coat on and was
merely shaken. I understood dad`s anger. He had been through
hours of worry and could not control himself."
Bobbi
Fielder - In 1979 Bobbi Fielder, later to become an
American Congress-woman, led a campaign to have corporal
punishment restored in L.A. schools. Before casting her vote she
said she would receive a paddling so that she could experience
exactly what she was campaigning for, she was as good as her word
and bent over for 3 licks. (Enter for picture)
Critenden
- The newspaper reporter, then working for The Sun, was given an
over-the-knee spanking by a man in costume for making four
spelling mistakes at an Encyclopedia Britannia booth. (Enter for picture)
Eileen
Atkins - In a magazine article, the British stage
actress commented of childhood punishments: "I was thrashed
with the buckle end of a belt and it never did me any harm."
Elaine
Dundy - The American writer was frequently caned on
her bare backside during her marriage to British theatre critic
Ken Tynan. Dundy reluctantly complied with the thrashings but
certainly didn`t enjoy them and they made her quite angry. After
her first whacking she broke in two his "treasured
headmaster`s cane," but was thrashed numerous times after
that. Dundy commented: "To cane a woman on her bare buttocks,
to hurt and humiliate her, was what gave him his greatest sexual
satisfaction."
Jane Couch - In her biography
the British boxer recalls being spanked by her headmaster at
school. She explains how during break times she would provoke
fights with kids from the nearby school and would often be caught
by her spying headmaster who would lead her to his study and in
jane`s words "put me over his knee and smack me on the bum."
Jane also talks of her "skiving mate" Suzanne
Cartwright who was "punished almost as often as me" by
the headmaster, and when she left the school it gave the
headmaster "more time to beat me."
Lesley
Pearse - In a magazine article the British author
mentioned that "a nun beat me with a stick" at her
catholic orphanage while growing up.
Mary Churchill
- In 1942 the then Sergeant Mary Churchill and the daughter of
British PM Winston was reportedely taken over US private Bill
Adams` knee and received a sound hiding to her backside for
apparentley teasing him about the size of his feet.
Mary
Karr - In the American writer/poet`s memoirs, The
Liar`s Club, she talks of spankings during her upbringing. She
mentions that her mother never really excelled as a spanker but
explains that she certainly had a go at it with a fly swatter.
Mary
Riddell - In 1996 when politicians were debating
corporal punishment in schools the British Newspaper Columnist
mentioned in her column in The Daily Mirror: "I was beaten
most days at my convent school. Getting a maths question wrong
was worth three strokes of what Sister Sabina sweetly called her
"fairy wand". A failure to learn the catechism meant
having most of the skin from your knuckles removed with the
wooden board-rubber. Not singing hymns in tune resulted in a
whole-class caning."
Rachel
Hayhoe-flint - In the book, Corporal Punishment of
Schoolgirls by Margaret Stone, the former captain of the England
womens cricket team was quoted as saying: "Both my parents
were physical education teachers and they were good with their
aim. It did me a lot of good - it certainly didn`t do me any harm."
Susan Penfold
- In a newspaper article the British Reverand mentioned: "I
remember getting the slipper once at junior school."
Susan Arnold
- In January 2000 at the time Parliament was debating parents
rights to discipline their children the newspaper columnist,
writing for The Independant, gave her own views and recalled in
some detail the spankings she had received in her boarding school
days. (Enter
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Teresa
Gorman - In a newspaper article on the subject of
corporal punishment in schools, the British former Conservative
MP talking of her own schooldays said: "I was caned a few
times, making me think about my behaviour and its consequences."
Tina Sinatra
- In her memoirs, My Father`s Daughter, legendary American singer
Frank Sinatra`s daughter said that her father was a half-hearted
disciplinarian and a soft touch, and would show dissaproval, but
kept out of it, when their mother spanked them.
Vivienne
Westwood - In the famous fashion designer`s
biography it was mentioned that when she was at primary school,
instead of queing for the toilet like several other girls were,
she decided to use the boys toilet instead and got a slap from
the teacher for it. And later when she attended Grammar School,
one of her classmates recalls how Vivienne was argumentative and
a bit humpy after she had been chastised by the biology teacher.Do You know of any Spanked Personalities? If so I would like to know about it, please contact me.