Valete

DRONFIELD R. N. Collier. 1963-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (3). Swimming 1967. Debating,

Mod. Langs (rep.), Photo (committee), Lit., Russian, Drama Socs. Jar. Cpl.

R.A.F. Section. House monitor. House Swimming, House Play and Council.

To insurance training. 4a Sale Hill, Sheffield to (Tel: Sheffiedl 61263). I. S. Donaldson. 1963-68. U.VI. "0" Level (7). Biology prize 1968. "A" Level (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). ist XV 1967-1968, ist VIII 1968, Swimming 1964-1965, Athletics. Sgt. i/c Bugles, J-cpl. R.A.F. Section. House monitor.

House Rugger, Cricket, Rowing (capt.), Swimming (capt.), Athletics, Crosscountry. To trainee year, then university; architecture. 35 Valley Drive,

Gateshead NE9 5DJ (Tel: Gateshead 71969). H. E. D. Little. 1959-68. L.VI.AB. Chapel monitor. "0" Level (8). "A" Level (French, English, History). Mid School Essay prize 1965. 3rd XI Hockey,

Cricket. Debating, Mod. Langs. Socs., Committee Music and Theological Socs.

Bronze Award D. of E. House Colours, Cricket. To Nottingham Univ. 144 Clifton Road, Darlington, Co. Durham. Tel: Darlington 2272. C. J. McFee. 1963-68. L.VI. School Monitor. "0" Level (5). 2nd XV (colours), 3rd XI Hockey, Athletics. Head of House. House Rugger, Cricket, Athletics (Capt.), Cross Country (Capt.), To Guildford Tech. Coll., business studies, marketing. 19 Carlton Cresc., Crookham, Aldershot, Hants. Tel: Fleet 7509. L. H. McKeon. 1967-68. L.VI. ist VIII Rowing. Debating Soc., Chapel Committee, Theol Soc., Venture Scout Exec. House Monitor. House Cross-country

Athletics, Rowing. To univ: Middlebury College, U.S.A. (aerodynamic engineering). 32 Hitchcock Road, Amherst, Massachusetts-otoo2-U.S.A. R. P. Morris. 1961-68. Transitus E. "0" Level (6). 1st XI Hockey (Colours), ist VIII Shooting, Colts Rugger and Cricket. Sec. Y.F.C. L/Cpl. C.C.F.

House Senior and Junior Cricket and Rugger, Squash, Tennis, Shooting,

Swimming, Athletics. Cirencester Agricultural College. Farming. Oakwood

House, Market Weighton Road, Selby, Yorkshire. Tel. Bubwith 431. N. H. Stone. 1965-68. V Alpha. "0" Level (5). Colts Rugger, Rowing, Swimming, Chess. Social Service, Theological Soc., Photographic Soc., Festiniog

Railway Soc. Able Seaman, Naval Section. House Athletics, Rugger, Swimming

Long Run, Rowing Cricket, Chess competition 1966. House rep. Youth Action,

York. Emigrating to Canada. II, Firtree Close, West Bank, York. R. P. Taylor. 1964-68. Transitus CDE. "0" Level (8). 1st VIII Shooting,

Under i6 Colts Rugger (Colours), Minor Sports Colours. Debating Soc.,

Y.F.C. Treasurer. C.C.F. Naval Section, L/Sea. House Rugger (Junior Capt.),

Cricket, Squash, Swimming, Tennis, Shooting (Capt.), Royal Agricultural

College, Cirencester. The Manor, Oldcotes, Nr. Worksop, Notts. Tel.: North

Carlton 402/3• 0. C. T. Whitehead. 7965-68. VA. "0" Level (2). School Shooting. Photographic Soc., Film Soc., Y.F.C. Cadet/C.C.F. House Rugger, Shooting,

Running. Newport Technical College. Radio operator/Shipping. Bryn Rhydderch, Abergavenny, Mon. Tel.: Gobion 213. J. J. Sample. 1961-68. L.VI.B. House Monitor. "0" Level (5). 1st XV; Junior

Athletics. Art Soc., History Soc., C.C.F. L/Sgt. i/c Signal Section/Marksman.

In Temple (1963-67) Rugger, Cricket, Shooting, Athletics, Junior Long Run (Capt.). In Dronfield (1967-68) Rugger, Cricket. House rep. Art Soc., History

Soc. Trainee Architectural Technician-College Tech. Architect. "Longstone," Bishop's Cannings, Devizes, Wiltshire. Tel.: Cannings 282. . F. Thomas. 1967-68.

GROVE

M. T. Bennett. 1961-68. L.VI. "0" Level (8). U. of E. "A" Level (English,

History). School Tennis Capt. and Colours, Athletics, 3rd XI Hockey. Sec. of

History Soc., Committee Member Debating Soc. and Theological Soc. Gold

Award D. of E. House Monitor and Librarian. House Tennis, Rugger,

Athletics, Fencing, Swimming, Jnr. Long Run. To University. 5 Southway,

Harrogate. Tel.: Harrogate 6729o). P. H. Blacklock. 1961-68.

G. M. Fairhurst. 1964-68. L.VI.CDE. "0" Level (to). U. of E. "A" Level (Maths., Physics). Schol. to Britannia Royal Naval Coll. Dartmouth. 3rd

XI Cricket. 1st VI Chess. Chapel Committee, Hon. Sec. Theological Soc.

C.C.F. Coxswain R.N. Section. Library Monitor, House Monitor. House

Cricket, Athletics, Shooting, Chess (Capt.), Jnr. Rugger. To Royal Navy.

Rybtone Rectory, Skipton-in-Craven, Yorks. Tel.: Cracoe 245. R. M. Green. 1957-68. L.VI.CDE. School Monitor. "0" Level (7) U. of E. 3rd IV, 2nd VIII Colours. Film Soc., Sen. Science. Motor Enthusiasts Club.

D. of E. Silver Award. Library Monitor. Capt. House Rowing. To University.

Veterinary Sc., Exelby House, Exelby, Bedale. J. G. Hoad. 1963-68. U.VI. "0" Level (I I). "A" Level (Maths. Physics). 2nd XV Rugger, 1st V Squash, 1st XI Hockey, 1st VI Tennis, 1st VI Chess.

Debating, Theological, Film Socs. C.C.F. Naval Section. House Monitor.

House Chess, Swimming (Capt.), Rugger, Fencing, Squash, Cricket, Tennis,

Jnr. Long Run, Athletics. To London University Nuclear Physics. 6 Laurel

Bank, Haugh Shaw Road, Halifax. Tel.: Halifax 65349. C. G. Johnson. 1965-68. VA. "0" Level (7). znd XI and Sen. Colts Cricket,

Jnr. Colts Rugger. Jnr. Chess Team. Young Farmers, Russian Soc., Theol.

Soc., Scouts. House Cricket, Rugger. Farming. Mallard Grange, Ripon,

Yorks. Tel.: Sawley 242. S. B. Milner. 1964-68.

J. C. Richardson. 1959-68. U.VI. Head of School. "0" Level (9). "A" Level (French, Latin, History). Norman Crombie Prize. Capt. 1st XI Cricket 19671968. 1st XV 1966-67. ist XI Hockey 1966-67, 1968. 1st V Squash 196668 (Capt.). Rest v. Southern Schools at Lords. Yorks. U.19. Squash winner, runner-up Lonsdale Cup. Theological, Debating, Equine Socs. Head of House. House Cricket, Squash, Athletics, Tennis, Chess, Jnr. Long. To Durham Univ. Thorpe Grange, Ouseburn, Yorks. Tel.: Green Hammerton

212.

A. G. Scott. 1963-68. L.VI.B. School Monitor. "0" Level (to). U. of E. "A"

Level (French, English). 1st XI Hockey Colours, 2nd XV Rugger (Capt.), znd XI Cricket. Lit., Russian, Music Socs. Chairman Venture Scout Exec.

House Rugger, Cross-country, Swimming, Squash, Cricket, Athletics.

To University, Commerce. 9 Middlethorpe Grove, Dringhouses, York.

Tel.: York 66680. D. I. Shackleton. 1962-68. VA. "0" Level (5). Under 15 Rugger, Colts IV

Swimming. D. of E. House Rugger, Swimming, Cross-country, Rowing.

To Leeds Coll. of Technology, hotel management. 5o Barleyfields Road,

Wetherby. Tel.: Wetherby 2981. D. P. Turnbull. 1963-68. L.VI.C.D.E. "0" Level (9) U. of E. "A" Level (Maths., Physics, Chem.). Geography prize. U.14 Colts Rugger, 2nd IV cox, 1st VIII Colours. Sen. Science Committee. Silver Award D. of E. House

Monitor. House Athletics, Cross-country, Swimming, Rugger, Rowing.

To Newcastle, then univ., engineering. 247 Normanby Road, South Bank,

Teesside. Tel.: Eston Grange 3475.

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P. V. Zissler. 1960-68. L.VI.C.D.E. School Monitor. "0" Level (6). "A" Level (Geography, Biology). 1st XV Rugger (Capt.), 1st XI Hockey, 1st XI Cricket 1967-68, School Athletics 1967-68 (Capt.), 1st VII Squash. Motor Enthusiasts

Club. D. of E. House Rugger, Cricket, Squash, Athletics (Capt.), Tennis,

Swimming, Cross-country (Capt.) (winner 1967), Jnr. Long (winner 1964-65).

To London Univ., agriculture. The Gables, Healaugh, Richmond, Yorks.

Tel.: Reeth 357.

MANOR P. R. H. Blackford. 1958-68. U.VI. School Monitor; Head of House. "0" Level "A" Level (English, Economics, Pure Maths.). (General Paper). (U. of E.). 1st XV (Capt. 1967-68), (Colours 1966-67); 1st VIII (Colours 1967); znd VIII (Colours 1966); School Swimming; School Water Polo; 1st VI Tennis. President Debating Soc., Sec. Junior Science Soc., Chapel Committee, Games

Committee. Bronze Award D. of E. Assistant Scout Master. Capt. House

Rugger 1966-68, House Rowing 1967, House Swimming, Tennis, Water

Polo, Athletics, House Colours. Degree Course at Lanchester College, Coventry. Solicitor. 27 Moorgate, York. Tel.: York 78190.

L. M. Creer. 1958-68. L.VI. "0" Level (5). Capt. School Shooting; 1st VIII

Colours; Bisley 1965-68. Winner Green Howard Cup (Shooting) 1968.

C.C.F. Cpl. Armourer. i/c Shooting Instruction. Capt. House Shooting 1968,

House Rugger 1968. Articles. Accountant. The Old Vicarage, Naburn, York.

Tel.: York 77432 .

J. W. P. Fairclough. 1963-68.

M. J. H. Fisher. 1960-68. L.VI.E. House Monitor. "0" Level (8). "A" Level (Chemistry, Biology). 1st XI Cricket 1966-68 (Vice-Capt. 1968, Cap 196768); 1st XI Hockey 1967-68; 1st V Squash 1967-68; znd XV Rugger 1968. C.C.F. L/Cpl. Proficiency Exam. Senior House Cricket 1966-68. Tennis 1967-68, Squash 1965-68, Chess 1966-68, Rugger 1966-68. Manorite Committee. College of Distributive Trades (London). Business—Livestock and Meat Trade. "Tuam", 15 Vicarage Gardens, Scunthorpe. Tel.: Scunthorpe 2937.

A. A. Keech. 1965-68.

C. A. Les. 1959-68. U.VI. Library Monitor; House Monitor. "0" Level (to). "A" Level (French, English). U. of E. Sec. of Walking Club. House rep. of

Literary Soc., Film Soc., Mod. Languages Soc., Sec. of Curia. Bronze Award

D. of E. Editor of House Magazine, Producer House Plays. Family Enterprises. Motel Leeming (Ltd.), Leeming Bar, Northallerton, Yorkshire. Tel.:

Bedale 2122.

K. Morris. 1961-68. L.VI.C.D.E. House Monitor. "0" Level (9). "A"

Level (Pure Maths., Applied Maths.). U. of E. School Capt. of Swimming, 3rd XV, Water Polo. House Swimming, Rugger, Cross-country, Athletics,

Junior Cricket, Chess. University/College. Market Research. 5 Stoneylea,

Westburn, Crawcrook, Ryton, Co. Durham. Tel.: Ryton 3196.

B. D. Pugh. 1963-1968. U.VI.D. House Monitor. "0" Level (to). "A" Level (Maths., Physics, Chemistry. U. of E.). 4th IV (1967), 1st VIII (1968). Senior

Science Soc., Photographic Soc., Motor Enthusiasts Club (House rep. in all,

Treasurer of Photographic Soc.). R.A.F. Section/C.C.F. Advanced Proficiency.

House Rugby, Rowing, Cross-country, Athletics, Swimming. Engineering

Apprenticeship at Barrow, then University. Mechanical Engineering.

Highfield Drive, Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside.

G. A. W. Stewart. 1959-68. L.VI.AB. ex-House Monitor. "0" Level (4). "A"

Level (English, Economic and Political Studies, U. of E.). 1st XV, 2nd XI (Colours) Cricket, 2nd XI Hockey (Capt.), 1st VI Tennis, School Athletics.

D. of E. House XI Cricket, Tennis (Capt.), Athletics (Capt.), Swimming,

Junior Long Run, Squash. House Dramatic Soc. University/College. Diplomatic Service. 75 Turves Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire. Tel.: Cheadle

Hulme 4674.

J. V. Townend. 1958-68.

G. M. Watson. 1959-68. Transitus D.E. "0" Level (4). Junior and Senior

Colts Cricket, Junior Colts Rugger, 3rd XV Rugger (V-Capt.), 1st XI Hockey (1968) (Colours), 1st XI Cricket (Colours 1967-68), School Water Polo team. Film Soc., Ex-Russian Soc., History Soc., Senior Science Soc., Junior

Biology Soc. Junior Corporal/R.A.F. Proficiency. House Cricket Senior and

Junior, House Rugger Senior and Junior, Tennis, Long Run, Swimming,

Football (Capt.), Water Polo. Engineering. "Laund Heath," 178 Laund Road,

Salendine Nook, Huddersfield. Tel.: Huddersfield 53009.

R. W. Webster. 1964-68. L.VI.E. House Monitor. Entrance Scholarship. "0"

Levels (9). "A" Level (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). Colts Cricket, 1st VIII

Shooting (Colours 1966-67, 1968), Winner of "Sunday Times" Individual

Snapshooting trophy at Bisley, 1967. Motor Enthusiasts Club, Science Soc.,

Social Service (House rep.). C.C.F. House Shooting, Cricket, Rugger (Junior and Senior), Athletics, Running (Junior and Senior), Water Polo. Newcastle

University Medical School. Medicine. Staynor Hall Farm, Selby Yorkshire.

Tel.: Selby 3236.

J. R. Wilson. 1958-68.

M. K. Bowen. 1959-68. L.VI.AB. House Monitor. "0" Level (7). "A" Level (English, History, Economic and Political Studies). Form Prize: Shell B. 1st VIII; 3rd XV. Scout (Cord). In Queen's (1963-68). House Boating (Capt.), Rugger, Swimming, Athletics, Cross-country, Squash, Cricket (Junior), Fencing. Law. Osmont House, Straylands Grove, York. Tel.: York 56266.

J. E. Dickinson. 1963-68. L.VI.C.D.E. Vice-Head of House; School Monitor. "0" Level (4). "A" Level (Biology). 1st XI Hockey (Colours 1967-68) (Capt. 1968); 1st XI Cricket (Colours 1966-68); 2nd XV Rugger (Colours 1967-68).

Y.F.C., Film Society, Senior Science Society. Scouts (First Class). Queen's

House Atletics, Rugger, Capt. Cricket and Squash, House Colours. Queem's

Debating Society. Newcastle University. Agriculture (commercial firm). 37 The Avenue, Park Estate, Haxby, York. Tel.: York 68215.

M. J. Ferguson. 1958-68. U.VI. House Monitor; Library Monitor. "0" Level (to). "A" Level (History, French, German, U. of E.). Toyne European

History Prize 1967. 2nd XI Cricket; znd XI Hockey. Committee of Russian,

Mod. Language Socs., Member of Historical, Photgraphic Socs. C.C.F. J/Cpl. (R.A.F. Section) Advanced Proficiency, 1st Class Shot. In Queen's (1963-68).

House Rugger, Cricket, Croquet (Capt.). Editor "Royal Purple". House

Cultural, Play Committees. Committee of Q.J.D.S. to St. Olave's Road,

Clifton, York. Tel.: York 22662.

P. G. Mitchell. 1959-68. L.VI.AB. House Monitor. "0" Level (5). "A" Level (English). 3rd XV; 6th IV. C.C.F. (R.A.F. Section) 1st Class Shot. In Queen's (1963-68) House VIII, Junior and Senior Rugger, Swimming, Junior Cricket.

Debating Society. Sound Broadcasting. 7 Clifton Place, York. Tel.: York 25847.

M. B. Pinder 1959-68. L.VI.D. "0" Level (9). "A" Level (Maths., Physics,

Chemistry, U. of E.). 5th IV Cox 1967. House rep. Senior Science Society.

C.C.F. (R.A.F. Section) Corporal. In Queen's (1964-68) House VIII and IV

Cox, Junior Long Run. Electronic Engineer. The Croft, Tadcaster Road,

Copmanthorpe, York. Tel.: York 66481.

C. Anthony Wood. 1961-68. L.VI.AB. Vice Head of School; Head of House. "0" Level (6). (U. of E.). Fencing (1963-68) (Capt. 1966-68), Yorkshire

Fencing Team, Gold Award; 2nd XV (1965-66 Colours); znd VIII (1968

Colours); Athletics (1966-67). Games Committee, Art Editor Oasis, House rep.

Art Soc., Debating, Theological Socs. C.C.F. Army Section/Marksman

C.Q.M.S. Queen's House Fencing (Capt.), Athletics (Capt.), Cross-country (Capt.), Rowing, Swimming, Rugger, Junior House Cricket, Dr. Slade Trophy 1967-68. Queen's Cultural Committee. Plays Committee. "Royal Purple"

Editorial Committee. Business. 29 Chestnut Avenue, Stockton Lane, York.

Tel.: York 24195.

R. M. A. Wright. 1959-68. L.VIB. "0" Level (8). "A" Level (English, History,

U. of E.). znd XI Hockey; "Oasis" Committee, Film Soc. rep., Motor Enthusiasts Club, Debating Society, Theological Society, Modem Languages, School

Play 1965-66. D. of E. In Queen's (1964-68) House Senior Circket, Junior

Cricket, Junior Long Run. Hon. Sec. Debating Society, Cultural Committee,

House Play Committee 1967-68, House rep. Film Society, "Royal Purple"

Committee. C.N.A.A. Course in Business Studies. Business Management. 12 St. Aubyn's Place, The Mount; York. Tel.: York 53946.

RISE

G. W. Harding. 1958-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (6). "A" Level (French, English,

U. of E.). 1st VIII Shooting, 3rd XV, 3rd XI Hockey. History Soc. (House rep.). Cpl. C.C.F. Army Section. House Monitor. House Shooting (Capt.),

Athletics, Rugger, Green Howards Cup 1967. Rise Soc. To Leeds Coll. of

Commerce, business studies; retail trade. 212 Stockton Lane, York. Tel.: 54398.

C. R. Jones. x963-68.

R. A. G. Lucas. 1961-68.

P. G. Pace. 1958-68. L.VI.C.D.E. "0" Level (6). Architectural prize. "A"

Level (Art, Biology). 3rd XV, znd VIII Rowing. President Art Soc., Sec.

Geog. Soc. Leading Seaman R.N., Band. House Monitor. House Crosscountry (Capt.), Athletics, Rowing, Rugger, Swimming. Rise Soc. To Leicester Coll. of Architecture. 18 Clifton Green, York. Tel.: 55029.

Q. R. D. Russell. 1963-68.

P. J. Shannon. 1963-68. L.VI.D. School Monitor. "0" Level (9). "A" Level (Maths., Physics, Chemistry, U. of E.). Sec. Photo. Soc., Senior Science,

Debating Soc. Committee. Leading Seaman Instr., 2 ilc R.N. Section. Head of House, Sec. Rise Soc. To University, Mech Engineering. 12 Hill View,

Henleaze, Bristol. Tel.: Bristol 628244.

G. Thompson. 1963-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (6). "A" Level (English, U. of E.). 3rd XI Hockey, 1st Fencing. Debating Soc., rep Film Soc. Motor Enthus.

Club. R.N. Section. House Monitor. House Cricket, Jnr. Long. Rise Soc.

To University, Business Career. 54 Abbey Road, Darlington. Tel.: Darlington 5083.

J. M. Argyle. 1960-68. VB. "0" Level (5). Colts VIII Rowing. House Rowing

VIII, Jnr. Rugger. Hillcote, Hoylake Road, Bidston, Birkenhead. Tel.:

Claughton 2298. M. P. Baby. 1958-68. L.VI.C.D.E. "0" Level (3). "A" Level (Art, Biology).

Sec. Art Soc. and Biol. Soc., Choral Soc. Scout. House Monitor. House Jnr.

Rugger. To York Art Coll., then to Leeds Coll. Art, Commercial Art. 4 Oxton

Lane, Tadcaster. Tel.: Tadcaster 33 14. D. J. Doyle. 1963-68. L.VI. School Monitor. "0" Level (to). "A" Level (Maths., Physics, Chemistry). Colts XV (Colours), Colts VIII Rowing (Colours), 1st XV (Colours), 2nd VIII Rowing (Colours). Senior Science Soc.

Committee, Theol. Soc., Oasis rep. Bronze Award D. of E. House Rowing (Capt.), Rugger, Jnr. House Colours. To student apprenticeship with I.C.I. and London Univ., chem. engineering. Tall Oaks, Whitegate, Northwich,

Cheshire. Tel.: Sandiway 3209. R. A. Howat. 1958-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (7). Whitehead Mem. Divinity prize. Grade VIII Piano (distinction) Ass. Board. "A" Level (History,

Economic and Political Studies, Music). 3rd XI Cricket 1967. Rep. Music

Soc., Theol., Debating, Choral Socs., Library Monitor, Record and Choir

Librarian, Choir. House Monitor. House Cricket (Capt.). -To Guildhall

School of Music and Drama. 6 St. Peter's Grove, York. Tel.: 53747. J. C. Lynch. 1966-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (3). Swimming and Water Polo.

Phto., Music, Mod. Languages, Senior Science, Film Soc., Swimming Club.

House Monitor. House Rugger, Swimming, Athletics. To College in Switzerland, Hotel Management. York House, Golf Club Road, Ch.Ch., Barbados,

West Indies. J. R. Palliser. 1966-68. L.VI.AB. "0" Level (7). "A" Level (History, Geography,

Economic and Political Studies). 6th IV Rowing. House Rowing, Rugger,

Tennis. To chartered account. P.O. Box 901 Ndola, Zambia. D. W. Tree. 1963-68. L.VI.C.D.E. "0" Level (9). U. of E. "A" Level (Maths,

Physics, Chemistry). Bronze Award D. of E. House Monitor. House Crosscountry (Capt.), Athletics (Capt.), Rugger, Cricket. To University (London or Newcastle), Chemical Engineering. Westminster Bank House, 27 Yorkersgate, Malton, Yorks. Tel.: Malton 2378.

S. Wagstaff. 1963-68. L.VI. "0" Level (5). "A" Level (English). Bronze Award

D. of E. House Monitor. To Art College, Town Planning. 16 The Oval,

Harrogate. Tel.: Harrogate 4185.

1'. M. Walker. 1961-68.

P. D. Wilson. 1965-68. U.VI. School Monitor. "0" Level (12), "A" Level (French, English, Music, Art). Grade VIII (Distinction) Ass. Board. Secretary Music Society, rep. Modern Languages Society, Debating, Theological, Drama Societies. Librarian. Head of House. Rowing IV 1966. To Durham University or London. Rockville, Embsay, Skipton, Yorks. Tel.: Skipton 3617.

TEMPLE

D. M. L. Jackson. 1964-68. VB. "0" Level (4). 3rd XV; Senior Colts Colours;

Tennis 2nd VI; Junior Athletics; 1st XI Football. Tennis Club. Gold/Silver/

Bronze D. of E. Award. Temple House Senior and Junior Rugger, Tennis,

Football, Rowing, Athletics, Junior Cricket, Junior Long Run, Senior Crosscountry. House Singing. Hotel Management. The Old Orchard, Church

Lane, Skelton, York. Tel.: Beningbrough 238. 22

R. I. D. Mclboy. 1958-68. L.VI.B. House Monitor. "0" Level (6). "A" Level (Geography, Economics). 6th IV. House rep. Film, Geographical Soc.

Member Russian, History, Art, Theological Soc. In Temple (1963-68) Senior

Rugger, Junior Cross-country, Senior Long Run, Swimming, House VIII,

Junior Cricket League Chess Team. House Platy. House Draughts. House

Singing. Banking. rot The Village, Strensall, York. Tel.: Strensall 402.

N. W. Nix. 1964-68. Transitus. "0" Level (5). Walking Club; Under 14 Rugger; 3rd XI Cricket; Under 54 Cricket; and XI Hockey. Motor Enthusiasts Club,

Art Soc., Ornithological Soc., Mod. Languages Soc., Film Soc. Bronze Award

D. of E. House Cricket, Tennis, Football, Swimming, Rugger, Athletics,

Squash. House Play. College of Further Education (Diploma in Business

Studies—Sandwich Course). Advertising. 74 Westminster Road, Clifton,

York. Tel.: York 23338.

P. Scaife. 1961-68. L.VI.C.D.E. House Monitor. "0" Level (9). "A" Level (Maths., Physics, Chemistry, U. of E.). 3rd IV Boating. House rep. Senior

Science Society, Motor Enthusiasts Club. Venture Scout. In Temple (1963-68)

Rugger, House VIII. Civil Engineering via University. 62 Thief Lane, Hull

Road, York. Tel.: York 58706.

P. T. Summers. 1957-68. U.VI. School Monitor. Exhibition to Corpus Christi

College, Cambridge. "0" Level (n). "A" Level (Physics, Pure Maths.,

Applied Maths., U. of E.). Head Master's Prize for Mathematics, 5th Form

Prize.. Ht. VIII Rowing (Capt.), 1st XV (Colours and Cap). Ist VI chess.

Treasurer Russian Society. C.C.F. C.S.M., Fernie Cup. Head of House,

House Colours, Rugger (Capt.). Rowing (Capt.), Chess (Captain), Baird Cup (Capt.), Cross-country, Athletics. To Cambridge, Engineering. 82 Shipton

Road, York. Tel.: 53838.

R. A. de B. Warrexi. 1963-68. L.VI.C. "0" Level (8). "A" Level (Pure Maths.,

Applied Maths., Physics, U. of E.). School Swimming Team. HouseSwimming (Capt.), Senior Science Society. University. Physicist. 37 Heworth Green,

York. Tel.: York 56705.

D. R. Winterbottom. 1959-68. L.VI.D. "0" Level (7). "A" Level (Maths.,

Physics, U. of E.). House rep. Art, Theological Socs., Motor Enthusiasts

Club. Scouts, Quartermaster. In Temple (1963-68) Swimming, Junior Cricket

League, Senior and Junior Rugger Leagues. House Play, Lighting. Exeter

University. 7 Moorlands Road, Skelton, York. Tel. : Beningbrough 321.

HOUSE NOTES

DRONFIELD HOUSE

This terms achievements were wide and varied ranging from music to rowing.

In the cricket competition, the House, ably led by D. J. Moss, reached the final, but were beaten by the formidable Grove side.

We were very successful in both sections of the music competition In the Baird Cup, we had an easy win, thanks to T. M. Day's high quality

rendering the Blues on two guitars We were second in the House singing, narrowly beaten by lack of professionalism

After an easy win in the first round, the tennis team was halted by the Grove yet again The House was not able to use all of its swimming talent, owing to the 1st VIII being at Henley But those swimmers left did manage to secure a fourth place.

Our final achievement came on the last full day of term. The House VIII, who had never rowed as a crew before, easily beat Queen's in the semifinal; and again meeting the Grove in a rain-soaked final won a decisive victory.

We say goodbye this term to six of our monitors, two seniors and two senior-middles, particularly to our transatlantic friend, L. H. McKeon, whom we hope has enjoyed his short stay with us. We wish him and the other leavers great prosperity in their new fields.

H. E. D. Little was awarded his House Colours for services to the House.

Mr. Pullin is also leaving us this term, and we thank him for his constant joviality and advice which he has given to many of us. C. J. McFee

A personal tribute to McFee should be added here. He has run the House with quiet authority and has been ably supported by a fine team of monitors. We thank them for all they have done for the House.

K.G.C.

SCHOOL HOUSE

At the beginning of term we welcomed back Mr. Craine after his absence from School for the second half of last term through illness. Little of any moment happened at the beginning of term; the first notable occasion as far as the House was concerned was 22nd May when Baby and Howat were the soloists in Britten's canticle II—"Abraham and Isaac", performed in the Minster (preceding the School's performance of Britten's "St. Nicolas").

Another notable musical success of the House was in winning the Cape Cup at the music competition. (We gained the highest of any mark awarded in the whole evening for our version of "the Arethusa".) In the instrumental section of the competition we came second, thus making the considerable amount of time spent in preparation, well worthwhile.

On 22nd June a small party of singers went to Ripon to sing a special service with other selected choirsters in the Cathedral there. The event was organised by the Royal School of Church Music. Of the seven people who went, six were from School House, thus showing that the tradition of musicality in the House is continuing.

As a "relaxation" from after-examination tensions a party from the House went on the Lyke Wake Walk. The expedition was, in fact, purely an internal affair organised by Doyle and Argyle, and Mr. Craine laid on meals at midnight and early morning and Wise helped with transport.

In the field of sport the House has been notably successful with swim- 24

ming this term, winning both the swimming sports and the standards— again maintaining a tradition in the House: (the swimming cup has been won by the House five times in six years). This is not surprising since we have seven School swimming team members in the House.

As well as this there have been several individual successes in the House: Davies has won both the German Prize and the Lumley-Dodsworth Prize; Lawrence succeeded in having a poem of his broadcast by the B.B.C.; Atkinson, C. J. gained a scholarship and Jervis, Town and Davies won their 1s• VIII colours.

Further successes (or otherwise) are now in the hands of the examiners of the Oxford and Cambridge Board !

P.D.W.

MANOR HOUSE

After last term's rather poor showing there was a marked improvement in the performance of the House this term. The Junior House cricket team led by Midgely, ably assisted by H. Houseman, played consistently well to carry off the cup defeating the Grove in the final. The degree of their superiority was shown by the fact that Grove, at one stage, had a score of 13 runs for 9 wickets. The Senior cricket team, however, in a bid to win the Yeoman's Cup for a high scoring rate, gave away some easy wickets and were rather unlucky to lose to Dronfield by one run in the semi-final Fisher, Watson and Cawood should be congratulated for their good performances in the 1st XI throughout the term, as must P. Holmes, whose occasional performances in the team by no means disgraced the side. Stewart led the House tennis VI to the final, where the Grove, who included three members of the School's first two pairs along with Richardson, defeated us, although not quite as decisively as they had hoped. The House swimming team, led from the front by Morris were unlucky to come second to School House, all the deciding races being won by a touch. The Junior House chess team have finally won their inter-house competition. House boating was non-existent in the Manor this year through the shortage of numbers, although B. D. Pugh must be congratulated for his performance in the 1st VIII at Henley. L. M. Creer won the Green Howard trophy for open range shooting, and the House now holds all the shooting cups.

Academically the House has also been successful, especially in the lower half, form prizes being won by Clark, Foster, Williams and Bell, while Les won the fourth form essay prize, Foster won the Junior part of the Dean of York's Latin Prize and J. R. Wilson won the Yorkshire Agricultural Society award for his effort in the field of Biology.

Mr. Wise is to be married shortly. His presence in the House, and especially that of his television in the football season, will be sadly missed, but we wish him and his future wife all best wishes for the future.

Altogether, then, it has been a successful term with achievements both academic and sporting, and we can look back on it with satisfaction. We thank all leavers for their contribution to this success and wish them well in the future.

THE GROVE

Once more we can report a successful term and the retention of the Oxford Cup for the fourth time in the last five years.

The Senior Cricket Cup and the Yeoman Cup were retained when Dronfield were comfortably accounted for in the final. However, in the semi-final, Queens provided worthy opposition restricting us to 88 in the allotted overs and at one stage being 84 for 3 in reply before succumbing to rash instincts. Highlighted in the match were several sensational runouts and an illustrious member of the side missing the wicket from two yards at a particularly tense moment. The Junior team, well led by Pollard, deserve mention for their fine performance in reaching the final of the junior competition, accounting for the favourites, Queens, in the semifinal, before losing to Manor. The accurate bowling of Shackleton S. and Johnson C. D. was largely responsible for this success.

The tennis team including three members of the School 1st VI, Jenkins, Bennett and Hoad, had no difficulty in retaining the cup and the swimmers, with C. J. Brown outstanding, performed with great spirit and were unfortunate to be pipped for second place by Manor on the last relay.

On the less official plane of the House soccer league, the House proved all-conquering and were on the point of winning the whole competition when it was mysteriously abandoned six weeks before the end of term.

The Grove entries for the Inter-House singing competition, in which every House sang a part-song and the "Arethusa", although unsuccessful, must have been greatly appreciated by the small, but select audience. In the unison song despite the Tiller Girl act of the back row we were unable to hide our lack of real talent. Scott and Yule must be commended upon their efforts in the part-song and in their attempts to extract some semb!ance of harmony from the House.

Slight consternation was apparent among inmates of the Senior dormitory late in the term when it was discovered that the bottom half of the dormitory windows could not be raised more than four inches. It was discovered that the source of trouble was blocks of wood screwed in the framework of the windows. Mr. Harding later revealed this was in order to "foil feline intruders".

The House was well represented in the cast of the St. Peter's contribution to the Minster Plays. Bleach, in a bloody portrayal of Prince Rupert, Stansfield R. as the Lord Mayor of York and Brown D. as the military governor, all showed commendable enthusiasm and several Junior members of the House played their part as troops.

We would like to thank Mr. Emsley for the donation of the Head of House board, which is now situated on the wall in the hall

The Grove has now come to the end of an important era, in its history with the retirement of Mr. Harding. There is no need to repeat here what has been and will be said about the benefits boys have derived from Mr. Harding, and the gratitude of past and present members of the House can be seen by the leaving present of an engraved silver salver and silver candelabra. These gifts were presented at a most enjoyable party given for the House by Mr. and Mrs. Harding who, we hope, will enjoy a quieter existence at Bulmer.

We wish well to all those who are leaving and thank them for their various contributions to the House, and hope Mr. Nixon has a long and happy stay in the Grove.

THE RISE

At the end of last term we were left with neither Assistant House Master nor Head of House. Mr. Nixon had decided to concentrate on the Grove and we wish him well there. Mr. Dixon and Mr. Riley took over

for one term and P. J. Shannon became Head of House. Later in the term

M. R. Stokes, C. H. Noble and J. Linsley were appointed house monitors.

The only success on the sports fields was the winning of the Burton Cup for House Leagues by a joint team with Temple. Although there was no lack of effort on the field in other sports the teams were unpracticed.

For the Baird Cup, the Rise produced a somewhat unconventional selection of pieces but these were well handled and most entertaining. It was a great pity they did not get through into the final and indeed it surprised many of the audience. In the Singing Competition we met with

a similar lack of success.

Towards the end of term a 50th Anniversary House Concert was staged and thrown open to the rest Of the School. Although patchy, this was

most successful, the highlight being when a selection of masters sang and acted their way through "The Mulligan Musketeers", receiving an encore. P.J.S.

TEMPLE

With Mr. Croft back at the helm, the House settled for a calm voyage

through the term. This calmness could partly be explained by the quantity of academic work done. However, House activities did not particularly suffer.

Preparation for both the major sporting events attracted some corporate

practice from members of the house. The Boating VIII, unable to row as a complete crew until the day, rowed a close finish only to lose by three feet to Queen's. The cricket team with relatively few School team players did unexpectedly well against Queen's. A good game was played but the

opponents managed to win by only four runs.

The senior cricket leagues were won by a combined Rise and Temple team. The swimming again brought two wins in the diving, which gave the House sixth place. The final position was due perhaps to individuals' talents not being exploited.

Musically the House was unable to demonstrate its capabilities. Practice for the singing competition was frustrated by the non-availability of many members of the House at times of practice. The smaller number of singers required for the part song allowed more preparation, to yield a better finish. The Baird Cup was again beyond our reach, as we were unable to produce a large ensemble of instruments.

The junior chess team, lucky to get to the final, lost 3-1 to the Manor.

If the House, this term, did not suceed corporately, individual members

attained some measure of success. P. L. Hall and J. Robinson again won

matches in various squash tournaments over the holidays. The C.C.F.

Fernie Cup was awarded to a member of the House, and D. M. L. Jackson achieved the Gold Award of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.

P.T.S.

QUEEN'S

Within the first two weeks of term the House underwent two experimental changes in structure. The first was the aquisition of Room "N" which has helped to relieve the terrible congestion of working areas in the House. This led to the innovation of a two-tier monitorial system. The three second year house monitors moved upstairs into Room N and six new monitors moved into the house monitors study. They were Gilbert, Gration, Hodgson A. W., Kirk, Marson and Staines. This system was not quite so successful as we had hoped, but because the appointments were made so late in the School year extra difficulties were naturally encountered.

In the Senior House Cricket the House produced some of the most exciting cricket seen at School for some years, both our matches being decided in the last few minutes. In the first of these we beat Temple by a few runs whilst in the second the result was reversed and Queen's lost to the Grove by three runs. In the Junior Competition we beat Temple convincingly in the first round, scoring 214 for six (Hepworth 65, Jones 61). Surprisingly, however, we were beaten by the Grove in the semifinals.

The House Boating was unfortunately upset by both the Henley trip and the damage to the two clinker fours. Having had little practise as a crew Queens rowed well to beat Temple in the first round and lost only narrowly to Dronfield, the eventual winners. This was a fine effort, due mainly to the good captaincy of M. K. Bowen.

Once again Queen's swept the board in the Fencing Competition, hardly losing a point throughout. Wood C. A. won the Senior foil competition.

As expected we had very little success in the swimming competitions, but under the captaincy of A. C. Marson it is hoped that the standard will improve for future years.

In the Music Competition Queen's produced a very high standard in both instrumental and singing sections, the singers reaching the final three. Mention must be made of the hard work put in by J. E. Staines and the Rev. Kemp-Welch who assisted the House.

The prospects for the year 1968-69 should be quite bright for Queen's in sport where in many of the activities strong teams will be built around outstanding individuals. With regard to other House activities and the spirit of the House in general, there should be seen some considerable improvement in the next few terms, but to achieve this for certain, more Senior members of the House must learn to accept the responsibilities with which • they will be endowed and become more constructive members of the House.

Finally, we wish the leavers all the best in the future and thank them for all they have done for Queen's.

C.A.W.