The Old Peterite Club Annual Dinner The Old Peterite Club Annual Dinner was held on Saturday, 2nd July 1988 in the School dining hall by kind permission of the Head Master. The toast of "The School" was proposed by G. H. Dodsworth. The Head Master, R. N. Pittman, replied and gave the toast of "The Old Peterite Club" to which the President, J. A. Denison, replied. The Club is once again indebted to Mr. Jackson, Mr Wogan and the School catering stafFfor the excellent meal. Those present: The President (J. A. Denison) The Head Master (R. N. Pittman) The Immediate Past President (J. T Harding) The Hon. Secretary (R. D. Harding) The Hon. Treasurer (S. M. Burn) L. M. Armitage P. S. Atkinson M. Bainbridge R. R. Baldwin H. Belchafnber M. Biller
V. M. Black R. A. Brindley A. C. Brown J. Burdass G. R. Burn D. Cole D. G. Cummin E. A. K. Denison R. G. Depledge G. H. Dodsworth F. H. Fearnside G. Gildener C. Gilman G. E. L. Graham R. F. Harding M. G. B. Hepworth
R. H. Hubbard W. M. Hudson D. Hughes C. D. Hunter W. G. Huntley J. L. Hyde D. P. Johnston M. J. Kent G. E. King-Reynolds R. G. Langstaff L. C. Le Tocq I. Leedham P. A. Lockwood N. J. Magson H. C. Marshall G. F. B. Mitchell
P. H. H. Moreton N. Muirhead L. Nelson F. N. Newdick R. W. Oliver G. D. Parkin D. Pearsall D. Pemberton K. R. Pemberton J. R. Penty T C: Rainford E. M. H. Ranson J. C. M. Rayson J. M. Roden J. C. Rounthwaite D. T Rumfitt
S. Ryder C. S. Shepherd D. O. Shepherd P. W. Shepherd G. M. Shuttleworth D. N. Simmons K. F Simpson G. D. Smith R. Stark R. A. Stevens C. W. Thompson E. G. Thompson R. Webster N. M. Wilson F. W. Woodgrove S. J. S. Wroe
Deaths Collinson, P. H. Delgado, G. A., on September 19th 1988. Emsley, D. J., Major. Hearn, Sidney., in July 1988. Holgate, Eric, on 7th December 1987. Holliday, W. H. Mountain, Rev. Geoffrey.; Honorary Curate of St. Edward the Confessor, Dringhouses, York; formerly Vicar of St. Paul's, York; on 18th July 1988.
Nix, John (Staff, '42^72) died in York on 21st August 1987, aged 82. He was Second Master in St. Olave's, and was elected to Honorary Membership on retirement. Ogilvie, Douglas G., on 20th December 1988. Pick, T. S. (Day Boy, W 1 2 ) died aged 91. He was the younger brother of Frank Pick. In his will he left a generous amount to the School for a fund to encourage competition among pupils.
Rob, G. H., on 15th November 1987. Rymer, A. S. Simpson, G. R. Smith, Walter. Sproulle, M. I. H. Steele P. M. Storey, S. H. (M. '47^52), on 30th July 1987. Thompson, D. C.
Obituaries Major David John Emsley David died suddenly on June 11th 1988 at his Droitwich home aged 40. He joined the Army from school and was commissioned at Mons into the Green Howards. He saw service with his regiment in Germany, Berlin, Cyprus, Berlize and Northern Ireland. On retiring from the Army in 1985 he became an Employment Consultant. He was a tremendously keen sportsman, having been a Schools Rugby English international, and excellent Tennis and Squash player and strictly a social Golfer. He had recently been a Wimbledon umpire. He leaves his wife Mary, and their two young children, Daisy (6) and Joe (3). We extend our sympathy to them all.
Neil Sargeant We have had very sad news of the Sargeant family, Kevin ('64-69), Brendan '65^69) and Keith ('68-71). Their younger brother Neil (St. Olave's '67271) was killed on August 2nd 1988 in a helicopter crash in the Bay of Bengal. Neil, who was 29, was on his way home when the helicopter was caught in a tropical storm. He leaves a widow and two young children, Emma (3) and Mark (10 months). We extend our deepest sympathy to the family. Notes 1. Old Peterite Club members are invited to submit to the Hon. Secretary any item which they would like considered by the Committee before their next meeting on Saturday, 26th November. 2. Congratulations to the Pandas Hockey Club on the occasion of their 25th Anniversary (a short report with results follows later). 3. The Annual Dinner at School and all the regional dinners are most enjoyable and convivial occasions. The Club is very grateful to all the area organisers and there are many O.P.'s who are most supportive. Do urge your contemporaries to join you and at least they will know someone there. Sadly, the Annual Dinner at St. Peter's was half its usual strength. If each O.P. present this year or last would contact 76
