Showing posts with label Turner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turner. Show all posts
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Sports Day 1916
1916 Sports day including chariot race, blind horseback race and crab race. Note there was no timing, results in the athletics are given as distances.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 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.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Gallantry medals
Old Wokingians who were awarded medals (or mentioned in dispatches) in WW2 (page in progress):
- A. F. Bathurst - BEM, MID
- E. H. Fox - DFM
- W. Fraser - MC
- W. B. Gingell - DFC, DFM
- J. L. Goode - MID
- V. G. Grylls - DFC
- H. O. F. Humphries - MID
- T. F. E. Johnson - DFM
- E. F. Nind - DFC
- J. F. Painter - DFC
- R. F. Sellers* - AFC
- P. J. S. Shaughnessy - DFC, AFC
- H. W. Small - MID
- N. K. Turner - DSC
- P. Wade - BEM
- E. J. Ware - DFM
- R. H. Willis - DFM
*Battle of Britain pilot.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
The Wokingian - July 1960
A scanned copy of the school magazine, The Wokingian can be found HERE
581 Boys on the register. Among one of the more interesting mentions is R. H. G. Mellersh who left the school in 1958 being awarded his tennis blue at Oxford. He lost in 3 sets to Larry Nagler of the USA in the first round of the 1960 US Open at Forest Hills, New York probably his only Grand Slam appearance.
581 Boys on the register. Among one of the more interesting mentions is R. H. G. Mellersh who left the school in 1958 being awarded his tennis blue at Oxford. He lost in 3 sets to Larry Nagler of the USA in the first round of the 1960 US Open at Forest Hills, New York probably his only Grand Slam appearance.
The Wokingian - Summer 1954
A scanned copy of the school magazine, The Wokingian can be found HERE
503 Boys on the register, along with the usual sports results there are details of school trips to Italy and France and the return of Roderic Coote an Old Boy who was at the time Bishop of Gambia.
503 Boys on the register, along with the usual sports results there are details of school trips to Italy and France and the return of Roderic Coote an Old Boy who was at the time Bishop of Gambia.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
1936 Senior Football Team
1936 Senior Football Team. Photo taken in upper playground.
Horace (Philip) Black and Teddy Johnson were both killed in flying accidents while testing planes in WW2.
Horace (Philip) Black and Teddy Johnson were both killed in flying accidents while testing planes in WW2.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Roll of Honour
Incomplete list of Old Wokingians killed, decorated or captured during WW2. I'm not sure why Cyril Horwood has been scratched from the list because he was killed on a training flight at RAF Leuchers in 1941.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
1938 Senior Football Team
1938 Senior Football Team. Photo taken in upper playground.
A very sad photo. No less than six of these boys were killed in WW2.
Horace (Phil) Black, Gordon Carden, Ronald Horwood, John Underhill, Denys Cooper and Derek Lord.
A very sad photo. No less than six of these boys were killed in WW2.
Horace (Phil) Black, Gordon Carden, Ronald Horwood, John Underhill, Denys Cooper and Derek Lord.
Monday, October 1, 2012
1938 Rugby First XV
1938 Rugby first XV. Photo taken in the upper playground.
Gordon Carden, Horace (Phil) Black, Derek Lord and Teddy Johnson were all killed in WW2.
Gordon Carden, Horace (Phil) Black, Derek Lord and Teddy Johnson were all killed in WW2.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
1939 Senior Rugby XV
1939 Senior Rugby XV. Photo taken in the upper playground.
Gordon Carden, Ronald Horwood and Derek Lord were all killed in WW2.
Gordon Carden, Ronald Horwood and Derek Lord were all killed in WW2.
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