Showing posts with label Daborn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daborn. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Speech day 1920

Note the appointment of a full time drill instructor and the announcement of the first boy to achieve a place at university.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Monday, December 24, 2012

Memories of an old boy

William Inder (one of the first intake of pupils) reminisces about his school days from his first day at school in 1914.


Thursday, November 15, 2012

Athletics champions

1916 M. Rowland
1917 H. Ledbrooke
1918-1920 H. Renshaw
1921 A. H. Daborn
1922 E. T. B. Moore
1923 R. W. Blaxland
1924 B. G. R. Holloway
1925 P. B. Coote (1 Cap for Ireland at rugby).
1926 L. T. Underwood (died in WW2).
1927 R. H. Tann
1928 A. J. Thompson
1929-1930 M. H. Coote
1931 E. A. Blackwell
1932-1933 R. N. Coote
1934 H. C. Salisbury
1935 B. P. Coote and M. Hardy
1936 M. G. Cooke
1937 A. B. Way
1938-1939 J. Stephenson
1940 J. W. Underhill (died in WW2)
1941-1943 W. J. O'Connell
1944 J. S. D. Drysdale
1945 W. J. Herrington
1946-1947 P. R. Marshall
1948-1949 A. Gabert
1950 P. McDonald and W. Lawrance
1951 B. Fishman and I. H. Burnett
1952 C. D. H. Boarer and D. J. Sellicks
1953-1954 D. J. Sellicks
1955 M. J. Goodyear
1956-1957 I. S. Jones
1958 M. C. F. Claydon
1959-1960 C. Hulse
1961 K. G. James
1962-1963 J. D. Fitzpatrick-Nash
1964 R. C. Roach
1965 M. J. Cassini
1966 S. B. Brown
1967 D. R. Arnstein and D. E. Pearson
1968 J. C. Dawson and P. K. H. Raffell
1969 I. R. A. Hicks
1970 P. R. Attfield and A. J. Attfield
1971 P. J. Marshall and K. W. Pink
1972 M. C. Dix
1973 P. G. Whiffing
1974 N. R. Youl
1975 P. G. Whiffing
1976 N. J. Orsman