A scanned copy of the school magazine The Wokingian can be found HERE
618 Boys on the register and school treks to Austria and Kilimajaro.
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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 - January 1955
A scanned copy of the school magazine The Wokingian can be found HERE
506 Boys on the register, Mr K. Fudge joins the school and there are trips to Wales and Switzerland.
506 Boys on the register, Mr K. Fudge joins the school and there are trips to Wales and Switzerland.
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.
The Wokingian - Summer 1953
A scanned copy of the school magazine for Summer 1953 can be found HERE
512 Boys on the register and Miss Botten retires after 36 years as a teacher spanning both world wars.
512 Boys on the register and Miss Botten retires after 36 years as a teacher spanning both world wars.
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