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I'd carry that through into the 70's/80's, RC, as it was definitely frowned on at my schools as well. My impression is that in the UK it's a very regional thing, so haitch could be the accepted form in one region and aitch the form in another. Maybe you just find haitch being used more widely as people move around more and it spreads from one region to the next?
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