MICHAELMAS 2009

1920s and 1930s OWswelcomed back to school

Twenty of our most senior Old Warwickians, who were at school in the 1920s and

1930s, were warmly welcomed back to school by the Head Master, Edward Halse

on Saturday 5 September. For many it was a moving and emotional experience as

they had not been back to the school or seen one another for many years.

The OWs witnessed the formal opening of the new Warwick School Museum and enjoyed a celebratory lunch in the Pyne Room, where they shared anecdotes and memories abouttheir time at school in the 1930s.

The Warwick School Museum, in thesmall classroom nearest the chapel,tells the Warwick School story anddisplays a number of important letters,photographs and documents. Archiveson display include the oldest survivingschool list from 1881, an autographedmanuscript of the first Warwick Schoolsong of 1829, details of famous oldboy John Masefield, Poet Laureate inthe 1930s and the electric clockwhich rang the school bell for some30 years from the 1960s onwards.

This newsletter brings news of two recent, very special OW reunions.There are also details about some great musical, sporting and socialevents which are happening soon. We hope you enjoy reading thesenewsletters. Do contact us if you’d like to share your own newswith the school and your fellow OWs. Anne Douglas, Alumni Relations.

OW Guests from the 1930s

Mr Alan Mason MBE WS 1928 1932

Mr J R Gaunt WS 1929 1934

Mr William Fox WS 1930 1937

Mr P Goodwin WS 1929 1938

Mr J W Adams WS 1931 1938

Mr Bruce Crouch WS 1932 1938

Mr Edwin Silk WS 1933 1939

Mr Hugh Smith WS 1935 1940

Mr Ralph Riley WS 1935 1940

Mr Ken Hutchinson WS 1933 1941

Mr J L Baynton WS 1935 1941

Mr Richard Holloway WS 1938 1941

Mr P B Ashbourne WS 1937 1942

Mr W F Edge WS 1933 1942

Mr John Holtom WS 1939 1942

Mr Kit Smith WS 1935 1942

Mr Dick Mann WS 1935 1944

Mr Roger Smith WS 1937 1944

Mr Geoffrey Malins WS 1939 1944

In this edition…The London ReunionDetails and booking information

OWA Annual DinnerBook your tickets now

2010 President’s DinnerNews of this Cambridge event

1970s ReunionA key date for your diary!

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OWs from the 1930s and the Head Master in front of the school’s new Thornton Building

Mr Roger Smith and Mr and Mrs Stan Morris

The first visitors through the door!

Events and Reunions

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1969 Anniversary ReunionGraham Powell (WS 1962-1969), organiser of the 1969 reunion,

reports here on a very enjoyable weekend.

With much trepidation, forty formerstudents whom attended WarwickSchool between 1962 and 1969revisited Warwick for a 'Forty YearOn' Reunion on 20 June 2009. Our doubts and concerns soonevaporated once our 58 year oldselves realised that we were still 18 years old at heart. The ease withwhich conversation flowed aroundpast recollections, intervening triumphs and tribulations and future

hopes, indicated just how much warmth and fellow feeling the group feltfor each other. Many had travelled a good distance to be present.Attendance by four former teachers – Ken Freeborn, Geoff Lane, RogerMitchell and Mervyn Riches – added a welcome dimension to the day.

David Shakespeare and Peter Jinman

The class of ‘69 and the Head Master

Find out about social and professional networking events for Old Warwickians over the coming months. From drinks receptions to formal dinners and from London to Hong Kong, there are many events for OWs to enjoy.

The weekend included a most interesting visit to the school. It wasdifficult to remember exactly where some of the familiar buildings of the 1960s had been and it was astonishing to see just how wellresourced the school has become. Afternoon tea with the HeadMaster – overseen by the portrait of our former headmaster –reminded us of those things that don't change. Regular andrestrained imbibitions – as befits our age – enabled morereminiscences to flow through the evening that culminated in adinner at The Lord Leycester Hotel. Donald Agnew provided aperfectly judged after dinner speech to which Ken Freebornresponded with words that genuinely moved his audience. MichaelPoultney led us in a rendition of the school song, which we allthought we had erased from our memory banks.

We returned to the lives we lead with promises to keep in touch anddo it again one day. We will try not to leave it another forty years.Altiora Peto.

Forthcoming eventsOW Music Praise, 11 October 2009Trevor Barr, Director of Choral Music and Rev AndrewGough warmly invite all OW musicians to celebrate the giftof music at OW Music Praise on Sunday 11 October. OWMusic Praise is a new Chapel Service, led by the ChapelChoir with instrumental soloists. The rehearsal will begin at

17.00 and the service willbegin at 18.30. Optionalafternoon tea and a tour ofthe school are available at16.00 for those wishing totake part in the rehearsal. All OWs are warmly invitedto attend the service.

If you would like toparticipate in the choir, orrequire further informationabout the service, pleasecontact Trevor Barr, E-mail:tgb@warwickschool.org.

The Chapel Choir

London Reunion,The Carlton Club 18 November 2009All OWs are invited to attend the 2009 LondonReunion, which is being held at The Carlton Clubon Wednesday 18 November from 19.00 to 21.30.

The Carlton Club was founded in 1832 by ToryPeers, MPs and gentlemen as a place tocoordinate party activity. It is located within a beautiful Victorian clubhouse in the exclusive St James’ area of London.

The London Reunion on 18 November takes the form of a drinks andcanapés reception in The Cabinet Room. OW Harry Greenway, formerConservative member for Ealing North and member of The Carlton Club, iskindly hosting the evening.

There is no charge for attending this event. As numbers are limited(maximum 70) bookings will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.To book your place, please complete the booking form on the back page ofthis newsletter.

Dress: Lounge suit. Booking deadline: Friday 30 October 2009.

The Carlton Club

l-r: Chris Goodman, Alastair Findlay, Nigel Burton and Tim Shenton-Taylor

OW Hong Kong Reunion,17 September 2009As we go to press the Head Master is due to travel toHong Kong to attend the Academic Asia ‘Top SchoolsWeekend’. During his stay he will meet up with anumber of Old Warwickians in Hong Kong at areception at The China Club on 17 September.

OWA President’s Dinner, Girton College, CambridgeSat 24 April 2010

2010 OWA

President

Jonathan

Meredith is

delighted to

announce that

Girton College,

Cambridge will

be the stunning

setting for the

OWA

President’s

Dinner on

Saturday 24

April 2010.

Established in 1869 as the first

residential women’s college in England, Girtonoccupies spacious grounds 2½ miles to thenorthwest of Cambridge city centre. The collegebecame mixed in 1977.

OW Ed Button, currently studying at Girton says, “I am thrilled that the OWA has chosen to have its

2010 dinner at Girton. I am very proud of the college

and am looking forward to welcoming people here in

April. The dinner is also a perfect opportunity for those

who are studying or who studied at Cambridge to get

together”.

Ticket prices and full details about the Cambridgedinner will be featured, along with a booking form, inthe January 2010 Old Warwickian newsletter.

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1970sReunionSat 3 July 2010Were you at Warwick School

in the 1970s? Do you

remember power cuts,

Spangles, Tom Baker as Doctor Who and James Hunt in F1?

Brian Emmerson and Martin Green are delighted to announce a reunion for thoseat Warwick School in the 1970s will be held on Sat 3 July 2010. This will be aspecial day for renewing friendships, reminiscing about school days and seeingthe superb facilities that Warwick School offers boys today. Mark the date in yourdiary and see the Lent Old Warwickian newsletter (January 2010) for full detailsand a booking form.

If there are any particular OWs from your school days with whom you’ve losttouch and would like to ‘find’ please contact Alison Lima in Alumni Relations, E-mail: al@warwickschool.org.

Wanted… photos from the 1970sTo make the 1970s reunion extra special, we propose showing a Warwick School in the 1970s slide show in the new Science Lecture Theatre. Wewould be very grateful to receive any official or unofficial school photos from the1970s. Please send them to Anne Douglas at Alumni Relations, Warwick School,Myton Road, Warwick CV34 6PP. E-mail: ad@warwickschool.org. Once scanned,we will return all photos.

Brian Emmerson and Martin Green

2009 OWA Annual DinnerSat 5 December 2009, The Pyne RoomThe annual OWA dinner is a very enjoyable opportunity to gettogether with old friends back at the school. Pre-dinner drinks willbe served in the Panel Room at 19.00 for 19.30, followed bydinner in the Pyne Room. Bar facilities for wine and spirits areavailable before and after the meal.

Dress: Black tie.

Tickets: £33.50, are available by completing the booking form onthe back page of this newsletter. Please book your ticket byWednesday 25 November 2009 latest.

Recent school leavers in full time undergraduate education are offereddiscounted tickets at £19.95, and are limited to the first 40 applications.Some wine for recent school leavers will also be made available,courtesy of the Head Master.

2009 OWA AGMThe OWA AGM will take place in the Conference Room at School on Saturday 5 December 2009 at 18.15. The formal agenda will be postedon www.warwickschool.org/old-warwickians by 6 November 2009. As previously mentioned in the Autumn OWA Newsletters of 2006 and2007, part of the “Way Forward for the OWA” involves the re-structuring of the present committee. It is now proposed that Rules 5 and 6be altered to read:“The Association shall be managed by an executive committee of OWs composed as follows: The President;Chairman; Hon Treasurer; OWA Trustee and Director of Property Co; Headmaster. The Alumni Relations Officer should be in attendance atthe meetings. The committee will maintain the principle of co-option”. Nominations for the committee will be posted on the OW website atleast 28 days prior to the AGM on 5 December 2009.

Jonathan Meredith, President-Elect 2009, will serve as President in 2010. Please send nominations for the role of President-Elect 2010 to AnneDouglas (ad@warwickschool.org) by 20 November 2009. Nominations should be proposed and seconded.

The new school museum will be open to visit from 17.30 to 19.30 on Saturday 5 December 2009.

School News

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Diary of Events

OW Reunions and Events

OW Museum Open Evening

Tues 15 September 2009, 18.00-20.00

Hong Kong Reunion, The China Club

Thurs 17 September 2009, 19.00

OW Golf, GM Finals, Hunstanton

24-27 September 2009

OW Golf Meeting, Broadway Golf Club

Fri 9 October 2009

OW Music Praise, Chapel

Sun 11 October 2009, 18.30

OW London Reunion, The Carlton Club

Weds 18 November, 19.00-21.30

OWA AGM, The Conference Room,

Warwick School

Sat 5 December 2009, 18.15

OWA Annual Dinner, The Pyne Room,

Warwick School

Sat 5 December 2009, 19.00 for 19.30

OWA President’s Dinner, Girton College,

Cambridge

Sat 24 April 2010

1970s Reunion, Warwick School

Sat 3 July 2010

For information on any of these events

please contact Anne Douglas,

Alumni Relations, Warwick School

Tel (Mon-Weds): 01926 776419

E-mail: ad@warwickschool.org.

FOWS Christmas Fair Sat 28 November 2009, 14.00-16.00Guy Nelson Hall

Chapel Services

Michaelmas 2009

20 Sept 10.00 Launch of confirmationHoly Communion

27 Sept Exeat weekend – no service 4 Oct 10.00 Harvest Festival 11 Oct 18.30 OW Musicians Service8 Nov 18.30 Remembrance Service15 Nov 10.00 Grandparents Service 22 Nov Exeat weekend – no service 29 Nov 18.30 Advent Service of Light6 Dec 10.00 Holy Communion 13 Dec 16.30 Christingle Service 25 Dec 10.00 Christmas Day Family

Communion

All boys and their families, Old Warwickians

and all members of the school community are

always welcome at Chapel Services.

Theatre, Music and Drama

Warwick Words Literary Festival

1-4 October 2009Guy Nelson Hall and Bridge House Theatre

OW Music Praise

Sun 11 October 2009, 18.30Chapel

Canticum Concert

Warwick Schools Foundation ChoirSat 17 October 2009, 19.30Guy Nelson Hall

Romeo and Juliet

WS Drama11-14 November 2009, 19.30Bridge House Theatre

Winter Concert

Warwick SchoolThurs 3 December 2009, 19.30Guy Nelson Hall

A Christmas Carol

Bridge House Theatre Company2 – 19 December 2009Bridge House Theatre

U5-U6 Carol Service

Wednesday 16 December 2009, 19.30St Mary’s Church

Sleeping Beauty

OTFM Productions23 December 2009 to 10 January 2010Bridge House Theatre

For further information and booking details for

these and other music and cultural events in the

BHT or GNH see www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk.

Exam congratulations!Once again Warwick School achieved record A Level results.

85% of entries were at A or B grade with 100% pass rate. GCSE and AS results were also first class. Despite what is said about falling standards,Warwick School’s results improve year on year through the professionalism of the staff, hard working efforts of the boys and strong support from parents.Long may it continue!

Forthcoming Events, Chapel Services, Theatre, Music and Drama

2009 is proving to be another busy andsuccessful year in the life of Warwick School.

Gentlemen’sSportsman’sDinnerThis year’s Gentleman’s Sportsman’s Dinner, in aid of the Warwick School South AfricaRugby/Hockey Tour 2010, takes place on Sat 7 November in the Guy Nelson Hall. Guest Speaker: Mr John Bentley. MC: Mr Charlie Dagnall. Dress: Black Tie. Bar open: 7pm. Tickets: £35pp or table of 10 for £300. Please E-mail nick.blake@treehouseteam.co.ukfor enquiries and bookings.

Speech DayThe school was delighted to welcome backOW Clive Mather (WS 1959-66) at speechday in July. During his moving and inspiringspeech, Clive donned a Canadian Stetsonand used a model truck as a prop (remindersof his years as President and CEO of ShellCanada Ltd). Clive was chairman of Shell UKand is still chairman of the Shell PensionFund and chairman of Tearfund. After alifetime of travelling, Clive and his wife Annnow live in Guildford.

l-r Roger Dancey, Ann Mather, The Head Master,Clive Mather and Will Todman, Head of School

Towards the end of the summer term a

team of boys from Warwick School and girls

from King’s High took up the challenge of

completing the world's most famous long

distance relay swim.

Two teams of swimmers (aged 13 to 18) swam across the Channel after 11 months oftraining. They contended with rolling swells,very low water temperatures, dense fog,cramp, seaweed, jellyfish and large tankersand ferries. With great fortitude, determinationand courage, the first team completed theircrossing in 11 hours and 38 minutes and thesecond team completed their crossing in 12 hours and 38 minutes.

Congratulations to all who completed thisamazing challenge!

The pupils aim to raise over £10,000 for theAcorns Children’s Hospice Trust.

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OW News

CongratulationsCongratulations to OW Alan Sturley (WS 1943-49), who was awarded an MBEin the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Alan is aprevious chairman of the OWA and FOWS.

Former OWA president Sir David Foskett(WS 1956-67) and distinguished Guardiandrama critic Michael Billington (WS 1949-58) were recently honoured to becomeFellows of King’s College, London.

We also congratulate all OWs who havegraduated this summer (full details in ThePortcullis 2009). Particular congratulationsgo to Rob Pomfret. As well as earning aFirst in Modern History at Christ Church,Oxford, he was also awarded theGladstone Prize by the University HistoryFaculty.

Anthony Wilkinson and Kamal Chhibber meet at theLord’s Twenty20 Finals, to celebrate with Tony Crockerttheir election as playing members of MCC

OW Malcolm HawkesfordOW Malcolm Hawkesford diedsuddenly on 14 July 2008, aged58. Malcolm had many passionsand loved being by the sea. Hewas a keen sailor and his familyand close friends set up amemorial fund to acquire andmaintain an inshore rescue boat tobe named in his memory. Thememorial fund has raised over£25,000 and the money will bespent on two RNLI inshore rescueboats, named MalcolmHawkesford I and MalcolmHawkesford II. The fund is afterone final push before it closes in afew weeks, so if you would like tosupport the RNLI – and rememberMalcolm – go onto www.justgiving.com/hawkboat. Malcolm Hawkesford

Employ a Professional SportspersonCharlie Mulraine (WS 1981–93)(pictured) is a former professionalcricketer and rugby player. Hisspecialist outplacementorganisation, Mulraine Sport,places professional sports peopleinto industry. Working closely withelite performers from leadingsports, Charlie gives companies

access to highly motivated and single-mindedindividuals who are seeking part-time work to fit aroundtheir training commitments, or full-time opportunities forthose retiring from competitive sport. If you would like tobe involved in this extremely rewarding and beneficialprogramme, please contact Charlie Mulraine, Tel: 08702 640530 or E-mail charlie@mulrainesport.com.

New War MemorialThe school has plans for a new war memorial inremembrance of OWskilled in active servicesince WWII. As far as weare aware, Pte JoeWhittaker is the only OWfatality since WWII. If youare aware of any othernames which should beincluded on the memorial,we would be very gratefulif you would contact RevAndrew Gough, E-mail:awg@warwickschool.org.

Racing the ferry!

The English Channel swimming team

Warwick School boys swim the English Channel!

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OW Cricket Special thanks to AN Crockert for providing the

following cricket reports.

OWs vs Old Grovians Cricket World Trophy, Sun 7 June 2009

50 overs wereagreed by theCaptains. AnthonyWilkinson won thetoss, elected tobowl first andOWs soon hadOGs reeling at 24-4 after 10overs. Excellentbowling byAlastair Wilkinsonand Leonardclosed with figuresof 10 overs, 1 maiden,

42 runs and 3 wickets and 10-0-44-1 respectively. 2 fine catches were taken byStreeter (debut).

OGs Captain played a patient innings and, with his partner, put on 120 for the next wicket. Anthony Wilkinson kept control and OGs finished on 215 all out after47.2 overs.

OWA started steadily and reached 58-2 off 18 overs by tea. Progress was made byAnt Wilkinson (35) and Streeter (32) in a partnership of 60 off 10 overs and somefine hitting by Ali Wilkinson (not out 16) got us back to a run a ball, but we fell shortby 46 runs. Woodhouse Grove was a great place to play the game. Many thanks toour hosts for their warm and generous hospitality.

OWA 1st XI vsSchool Sat 4 July 2009

Chhibber won the toss for OWs and elected to bat,format 50/50 with 10 overs max’ per bowler. OWs were 27 for 1 after 9 overs with ANC retired hurt after acouple of overs and the Captain out for 7.

Roots joined opener Rigby and saw them recover to176 after 40 overs, a solid partnership of 144. Rootsfinished on 114. Rigby scored 55. With only 10 oversleft the rest of the OW batsmen closed on 219 off 48.1 overs.

In reply, school openers put on 87 for the 1st wicket(16 overs) and the 2nd wicket produced another 64(total 151 off 36 overs). The OW bowlers succeeded inslowing the scoring rate and the score reached thetotal in 44 overs.

In a post match presentation, Tony said that OWscould take some heart from their performance. Goodcricket had been played by both sides and there weresome notable individual performances.

Cups were awarded as follows:Batting Cup: D G Roots.Bowling Cup: A E Wilkinson.Fielding Cup: A Streeter.

Lord’s Taverners vsWarwickian XI Sun 5 July 2009The second OWs vs Lords Taverners charitymatch took place on 5 July. This year thefixture was moved to coincide with the OWweekend and tie in with Stone’s Twenty20competition which included two OW teams, aLeavers XI and a Staff XI.

In the Taverners match the OWs batted first,scoring a solid 236 thanks largely to 100from Wood, after Umaga had destroyed thetop order taking three quick wickets.

In reply, the Taverners got off to a solid start.Brown found Holdsworth’s bowling to hisliking. A powerful 71 from Ostler saw theTaverners home with three overs to spare.

This was another very successful day,enjoyed by players, guests and supporters.£6,500 was raised for the charity.

OWA vs Kenilworth Fri 3 July 2009Kenilworth Cricket Club kindly agreed use of their ground for our Fridaygame this year. 18 OWs played and Leonard raised four Kenilworthplayers and captained the combined side.

Kenilworth won the toss and elected to bat. This was 40/40, max’ 8 oversper bowler. After the early loss of Whiteside, Howard (27) and Wood(112 not out) put on 79 together, then Kenilworth players launched theirattack and finished on 264-6 after 38.3 overs when Leonard declared.

Responding for OWA, Rigby (13) and Crockert (24) opened the innings,Williams followed (43), other useful contributions were Harcourt (17),Anthony Wilkinson (43), Melly (16) and Lewis (7 not out). The inningsfinished on 181 all out off 36.5 overs.

Support from Messrs Philpott, Robinson and Watson was muchappreciated. At Kenilworth we received a warm welcome and generous hospitality. A great day!

Woodhouse Grove, Bradford

Dougie Brown

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OW Golf OWs vs School Fri 3 July 2009In their annual match against the school, OWs won 3-0. Two ofthe games were very closely fought.

Next Golf Meeting:Broadway Golf Club, 9 October 2009

Julian adds: Please do your very best to try and support the club– it is trying to grow and needs everyone to do their bit. Everyoneis always very welcome and it would be lovely to see some newfaces, some ‘old’ but younger faces and, of course, the oldstalwarts.

OW Tennis

In their annual encounter against the school, which took place this year on Saturday 4 July, the OWs lost by 7 rubbers to 2. Animprovement on the previous year but, more importantly, a fun andenjoyable afternoon had by all.

l-r: James Mower, Bruce Cockerton, Ian Macvie, David Payne and Cliff Daniel.Also playing was Don Hanson

As we go to press OWsare warming up for theannual OW rugbymatch, scheduled totake place on Saturday12 September. A reporton the match andrugby supper will followin the next OldWarwickian newsletter.

l-r: Tim Priest, Pip Whitting, Julian Marcus, Phil James,Geoff Tedstone and Mike Barnwell

l-r: Julian Marcus, John Ayres, Malcolm Lines, Budd Abbott, Taff Phillips, Chris Kaye, Duncan Rotherham.

Brian Woodhams, Peter Gedge, David Payne, Edwin Langdale, Pat Twigger, Alan Alderman, Mike Barnwell and Geoff Thorpe

Tadmarton Heath Meeting Tue 19 May 2009

Julian Marcus reports that a great day was enjoyed by all, with 14 OWsmaking it to Tadmarton Heath for coffee and a morning’s very socialgolf – Edinburgh foursomes for the Gracie Tankards. The afternoonsaw another OW join us to make for five 3-balls and increase thecompetition for the much coveted Langley Trophy.

The weather did its best to provide additional harassment for some ofthe day, but it did little to dampen the camaraderie and friendship - the most common and enduring feature of any OW golf day.

Gracie Tankard Results So often many good pairings (well pairings on paper anyway!) try hard but fail to achieve.

However, with the truly commendable score of 35 pts, Chris Kaye and John Ayres prevailed as winners. Congratulations to both Chrisand John but especially to Chris who successfully defended his crownfrom last year and retains his tankard for yet another year.

Runners up, on 34 pts, were Brian Woodham and Edwin Langdale.

The highly coveted prizes were two Nike golf balls for each of thewinners and a single ball to the runners up. Ah well!

Langley Trophy ResultsAn individual stableford, played off 7/8 handicap in the afternoon,should have provided for tight competition and it did not disappoint.Though the range of scores was indeed quite wide, the records showthat in third place, on 29 pts, was our Captain – Duncan Rotherham.Well done Captain.

Second place, on back 9 count back, went to Chris (I don’t know if I can carry all my golf balls home) Kaye again with 30 pts.

And in first place, a lightly raced individual with a truly wonderful 30 pts in tough playing conditions – Mr Mike Barnwell – a delightedand humble winner.

The prizes were similarly high quality. Three balls to the winner, two forsecond and a single ball to third – all signed by Tiger himself!

OW Rugby

2008 OW Rugby Teams

Special thanks to Julian Marcus for providing

these golf reports.

Booking FormPlease return this form to Anne Douglas, Alumni Relations, Warwick School, Myton Road, Warwick CV34 6PPTel: 01926 776419. Fax: 01926 401259. E-mail: ad@warwickschool.org

Personal InformationFull name

Years at Warwick School: From (year) To (year)

Address

Postcode

Tel

E-Mail

Signed

Date

Please tick this box if you are happy for Alumni Relations to holdthis information on our Alumni Database to enable us to contactyou about events and other information we think may be of interest.

EventsI would like to book the following:London OW ReceptionThe Cabinet Room, The Carlton Club

Wednesday 18 November 2009, 19.00-21.30.

I would like to attend.

For the London OW Reception, this booking form must bereturned by Friday 30 October 2009 latest.

Old Warwickian Association Annual DinnerThe Pyne Room, Warwick School

Saturday 5 December 2009, 19.00 for 19.30.

I would like to attend and enclose a cheque for £33.50.

I would like to attend, am in full time undergraduateeducation and enclose a cheque for £19.95.

Cheques should be made payable to Warwick School.

For the OWA Annual Dinner, this booking form must bereturned by Wednesday 25 November latest.

Please detail below any special needs or dietary requirements

You can download a PDF of this booking formfrom www.warwickschool.org/old-warwickians

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The Summer Old Warwickian newsletter has beenreturned from the following OWs as ‘addresseeunknown’. If you have a current address or email for anyof those listed below, please contact Alison Lima, E-mailal@warwickschool.org or telephone 01926 776404.

1940s Leavers WSNichol, A W 1945-48

1950s LeaversHolmes,M B 1948-56Millard, D B 1946-55

1970s LeaversRathbone, W B C 1975-78

1980s LeaversBennett, A L G 1982-89Bergheim, E S 1980-85Cox, R 1978-89Gee, C J 1984-88Grant, S 1978-85Henderson, G W 1982-88McLaren, Major J P 1979-83Shurwood, I T 1985-87Wilson, D A 1979-86

1990s LeaversBlackledge, M J 1988-92Brazier, L D 1999-99Broad, G A 1989-92Chan, W L 1995-98Coffey, J A S 1993-94Corrin, J M 1997-98Corrin, M P 1995-98Corrin, T M 1992-98Davidson, F J 1996-98Deltombes, T 1994-97Deverell-Smith, A M 1988-98Edkins, D 1994-97Ferrar, J 1997-99Field, G D 1984-93Hale, J M 1992-99Hayter, A M G 1988-95Hicks, R E 1991-92Houghton, T J 1986-91Lam, K W 1993-97Macarthur, T E 1990-92Mann, R S 1990-95Manning, D N 1982-91Orme, A J H 1993-95Rigg, K E 1992-96Roberts, A D 1997-98Rogers, M A 1993-94Scott-Andrews, T G 1985-95Shum, F C 1997-98Vernon-Stroud, M R 1986-91Wenlock, C J 1997-97Wright, M G 1988-90Yiu, D 1994-96

2000s LeaversBarratt, J P 1998-01Catlin, A J 1994-04Chung, T 2000-08Crump, T 2006-08Deverell-Smith, C P N 1995-06Fletcher, N O 1995-00Gathercole, B 1995-02Henderson, I 1995-01Mach, P J 1999-00Stanton, J W 2000-02Thompson, N J 1999-06Thomson, R J 1991-02Wilson, R J 1996-02

John Croft and Colin HarknessDavid Wells (WS 1944-50) is looking for two friends from school with whom he has sadly lost touch. If you know the whereabouts ofJohn Croft or Colin Harkness, who were at school in the 1940s,please contact Alison Lima in Alumni Relations.E-mail al@warwickschool.org or telephone 01926 776404.

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