B u ry G r a m m a r S c h o o lBOYS.

(1615 A.D. 1936 A.D.)

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School Year Book1935 (Sept.)—1936 (A u gu st).

B U R Y :W . S. BARLOW A N D C O ., PRIN TERS, 8 7 BOLTON STR E E T.

1936.

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g c B o o f (Bowernore. 1935-3 6 .

Chairman : T h e R e v . H u g h L e y c e s t e r H o r n b y , M . C . , M . A .

(R ecto r o f B u ry.)

Vice-Chairvian :

H . W , C h e l l , E s q .

A . E . L . C h o r i .t o n , E s q ., M . P .

M r s . M . M . K e n y o n , J .P .

A l d . C . S a n d e r s o n , J .P .

C o u n c i l l o r H . H i l l .

W . C l o u g h , E s q .

C o u n c i l l o r J. L o n g w o r t h , J.P .

C o u n c i l l o r E R i d d e l .

C a p t . A . H . P e a c o c k .

W R . D o u g l a s , E s q . , F .R .C .S .M .C .

H . H o l t , E s q . j

C o u n c i l l o r A . H o l l a n d .

C . J. T . C r o n s h a w , E s q .

A l d . J. S m i t h . J.P .

A . W a l k d e n , E s q .

M a j o r J o h n W h i t k h e a d .

A . E . G o l d s t o n e , E s q .

J. G r e e n h a l g h , E s q .

A l d . J. B a t t e r s b y .

M r s . A . M . L i t t l e r .

C o u n c i l l o r A r n o t .

E . O . M o s l e y , E s q .

<£o..op(afm (Botxrnore.

M iss S a r a h A l c o c k . P . S . H o w a r t h , E s q .

feetate <2>ot>«rnore.

T h e R e v . H u g h L e y c e s t e r H o r n b y , M A ., M .C .

H . W . C h e l l , E s q .

F . C o r n a l l , E s q .

M . N . K e n y o n , E s q .

W m . C l o u g h , E s q .

L . R . S t r a n g e w a y s , E s q ., M . A .

W m . B r i d g e , E s q .

C a p t a i n A . H . P e a c o c k .

P . S . H o w a r t h , E s q .

M i s s H e l e n W a l k e r .

S . H . R e n s h a w , E s q . , O B E

A l d C . S a n d e r s o n , J.P .

A l d . J S m i t h , J .P .

M aj o r J o h n W h i t e h e a d .

C o u n c i l l o r H H i l l .

W . O . B u x t o n , E s q .

E . O . M o s l e y , E s q .

C ftrR to f(}t <B<mrnor# : F . A. W o o d c o c k , E s q .

JlccounfantB : M e s s r s . H o r s f i e l d & S m i t h .

£ *taf< i l g t n t : C . R C o o p e r , E s g .

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936. 3

Q fla e ftr :L . R . S t r a n g e w a y s , E sq ., M .A . (Oxon.), M .R .S .T .

(L ate S ch o lar o f N ew C o llege, O xford.)( O xford U n iv e rsity T e a c h e r ’s D ip lo m a (D istinction))

f t a f f :J. L . B a g s h a w e , E sq ., M .A . (C an tab.) L a te E x h ib itio n er St. Jo h n ’s

C o llege, C am bridge.

F I b b o t s o n , E sq ., B .S c (H on s ) (B 'ham .) M .R .S .T . B o ard of E d ucatio n T e a c h e r ’s C ertificate .

A. I n c e , E sq ., B .A . (H o n s.) (M/cr.) T e a c h e r ’s D ip lom a ( M/cr). B o ard o f E d ucatio n T e a c h e r ’s C ertificate .

J. E . de C o u r c y I r e l a n d , E sq ., B .A . (Oxon). H istory Scholar of N ew College, Oxford.

T . K e r s h a w , E s q C h esh ire C o u n ty T ra in in g C o llege. B oard o f E d ucatio n T e a ch e r 's C ertificate , C lass I.

H . M a r l o w , E sq ., A .R .D .S ., A S A .M ., M R .S .T A S p ecia l T rain in g and B o ard o f E d ucatio n C ertifica te fo r A rt. B o ard o f E d ucatio n T e a ch e r 's C ertificate , C la ss I.

L . M e l l o r , E sq., M . A . (C an tab ) H o are E xh ib itio n er St. Jo h n ’s Co llege, C am bridge.

P. W . R u n d l e , E sq., B .A . (Cantab.) Late Foundation Scholar,K in g ’s College, Cam bridge.

A. H . S h a w , E sq , M .A . (Oxon.) L a te S ch o lar o f St. Jo h n ’s Co llege, O xford.

T . L . S p e n c e r , E s q . , C h ester T ra in in g C o llege. B o a rd o f E ducation T e a ch e r 's C ertificate , C lass I.

C . H . G . S p k a n k l i n g , E sq ., B .S c . (H o n s ) (Lond. & B risto l), M .R .S .T .1851 E xh ib itio n S cien ce R esearch S c h o la r ; C h ie f E xam iner in C h em istry for London & B ris to l U n iversities, C en tra l W elsh B oard , and A ssistan t E xam iner in C h em istry for Joint M atricu lation B oard, M an ch ester U n iversity .

L . N. T u r n e r , E sq ., D ip lom a P h y sic a l E d ucatio n , S h e ffie ld ; C ap ta in in the T e rrito ria l A rm y.

R . O . W a t s o n , E s q ., M .A (C a n ta b .) L a te E x h ib itio n er o f T r in ity C o llege, C am bridge.

W . W i l l i a m s , E sq . M u s. D o c. (Oxon.) H on. R .C .M ., F .R .C .O ., A R .C .M .

G . N. W o o d d , E sq ., M .A . (Oxon.) M .R .S .T . L a te S ch o lar o f P em broke C o llege, O xford.

S c 6 o o f j&ccrtfarg : M iss N . B r a d b u r n .

Captain ef |k(Soof: C. E. L a w .

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

(Prefects:

C h a n t l e r , H . C h e e r s , F . G r e e n h a l g h , G . F . E .H a z l i t t , A. B . H e a p , R. H u n t e r , S.

O r r e l l , R . S a x o n , R.

©epufp (prefect :C a l r o w , P . J. C a t t e r a l l , N . H o l t , T . A.P o r t e r , S. J. R i g b y , G . W . W a r d , J. S.

W a l t o n , D.

B U R Y G R A M M A R S C H O O L .

(R epresented on H ead M asters ’ C onference.)

B o ys of not less than 9 years o f age are adm itted after an E xam ination b y the H ead M aster at the beginning o f each Term . A Form o f A p p lication m ay be had at the School. A certificate is required, signed by the parent, show ing that the b oy has not been exposed to any risk o f infection during the three weeks im m ediately preceding entrance to the School. T h e F ees are £ 7 7s. per term ; under 11 years o f age £ 5 5s - od.

T h ese fees include Sch ool G am es, C h em ical and P h ysica l A pp aratus, M ateria ls for A rt W o rk and the W orksh op , and all S tatio n ery and N ote B ooks : but not P rinted B ooks or the Sch ool Cap.

A ll fees m ust be paid in advance.

U nder the term s o f the B arlo w ” bequest a reduction is made in the fees o f boys w hose parents reside in the C o u n ty B orou gh of B u ry .

A term ’s notice m ust be given in w ritin g to the H ead M aster, or a term ’s fee m ust be paid in lieu of notice.

T h e H ours o f A tten dan ce are from 8-50 a.m . to 12-10 p.m ., and from 2 p.m. to 4-15 p.m ., on every day excep t W edn esd ay and Satu rd ay, w hen there is no afternoon s c h o o l: boys h ow ever are required to take part in organised gam es on W edn esd ay : only m edical reasons can be accepted as an excuse.

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PRIZES G IV EN BY T H E GO VERN ORS.

Sixth A .......................................................... Law, C. E.Heap, R.

Sixth B........................................... ................Porter, S. J.Ward, J. S.

Upper Fifth Classical ................................ Ashworth, G. H.Richardson, J. B.

Upper Fifth Modern ................................ Allanson, J. T.Frost, T.

Fifth Classical ..............................................Greenhalgh, J. H.Ashcroft, H.

Fifth Modern ............................................. Downs, T. F.Cooper, S.

Upper Fourth Classical ............................ Banks G. C.Jefferson, T.

Upper Fourth Modern................................Atkinson, A.Melling, J. E.

Upper Fourth B ..........................................Roscow, R. K.Holt, F.

Fourth Classical .........................................Robinson, S.Chadwick, D. A.

Fourth Modern .........................................Cudworth, N.Eckersall, W.

Upper T hird ........................................ ......... Henderson, J. C.Kay, J.

Upper Third A ..............................................Bardsley, E. R.Ramsbottom, B. L.

Lower T h ird ..................................................Holden, H.Leather, D.

SP E C IA L PRIZES.

Captain of the School.....................................Law, C. E.History, given by J. Wrigley, Esq................. Allanson, J. T.“ Peacock” Memorial Prize for English ...Allanson, J. T.The “ J. L. Norton ” Prize for French .......Spencer, G. H.Headmaster’s Prize for Latin .................... Cairow, P. J.

„ ,, Greek ....................Chantler, H.The “ Bishop Hill ” Prize for Classics ....... Law C. E.The “ James Byrom ” Prize for Arithmetic,

given by R. Byrom, Esq., A.R.I.B.A...Allanson, J T.Arithmetic, given by Governors................... Pilling, R.

Richardson, J. B.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

SP E C IA L PR IZE S— Continued.

French, „ „ .................... Allanson, J. T.Nuttall, K.

(Heap, R. Porter, J. S. Cheers, F. Ward, J. S.

Rector’s Prize for Divinity.............................. Allanson. J. T.Mr. Harold Holt’s Writing Prize— Senior... Chan tier, H.

„ „ „ Junior...Fenton, B.House Cup for best work throughout the year, given by

Bishop Hill :—1923-24— Howlett 1930-31— Hulme

24-25— „ 31-32— Kay25-26— »> 32-33— ,»26-27— Derby 33*34— Hulme27-28— „ 34-35 —28-29— >- 35-36—*9-3° —

H IG H E R SC H O O L C E R T IF IC A T E — (N.U.J.M.B.)

Group J .

Cheers, F. Greenhalgh, G. F. E.Heap, R. Hill, G. B.Sutton, E. J. Ward, J. S.Porter, S. J., Distinction in Chemistry.

L E T T E R S OF SUCCESS.

Chantler, H .— Greek, Greek and Roman History. Hazlitt, A. B.— Latin, Greek and Roman History. Hunter, S.— Chemistry.Platt, N.— Greek and Roman History, English. Calrow, P. J.— Latin, English, Greek, Greek and

Roman History.Catterall, N.— French and History.Preston, J.— Chemistry.Rigby, G. W.— Chemistry, History and French. Walton, D.— Greek and Roman History.

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M A T R IC U L A T IO N C E R T IF IC A T E S — (N.U.J.M.B.)

Ashworth, G. H. Barlow, R. VY Brown, J. A. C. Catterall, F. N. Nuttall, K. Pilling, R. Richardson, J. B.

Burgoyne, J.

Allanson, J. T. Dubberley, C. L. Frost, T.Hill, T. T.Slight, S. V Spencer, G. H. Townend, F.

SCH O O L C E R T IF IC A T E S — ( N.U.J.M.B.)

Alvey.Burgoyne, J. Rigby, E T. Schofield, G. Butterworth, H.

Clarke, A. A. Crawshaw, J. Hamilton, J. R. Jackson, J. F. Jardine, B. R.

The Prizes were distributed by T h e R e c t o r o f B u r y ,

R e v . H. L. Hornby, M.A., on Tuesday, February 18th, 1936.

SCH O LARSH IPS.

Law, C. E.—Exhibition for Classics, Pembroke

College, Cambridge.

Chantler, H.—Lancashire County Council

Training Scholarship.

T H E U N IV E R SIT IE S.

OXFORD.Walker, A. Balliol College.Taylor, R. J. E. Merton College.

LONDON.

Butterworth, W. Mathieson, R.Welburn, S.

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M AN CH ESTER .

Cheetham, K. H. Sandiford, K. Allcock, W. Butterworth, E. C. Law, A.

Crawshaw, G. R. Jones, F. T. Maclean J. L. Lawrence, J. H. Makin, G.

Kenyon, W. L R.

ALIA.

Allcock, W., Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination by the Pharmaceutical Society.

Atkinson, J., Honours, School of English Literature and Languages. Part I., Manchester University.

Battersby, G. W., B.A., Ordained Deacon at Christ Church, Moss Side, Manchester,

Braithwaite, G., Inter B.Sc. Manchester University.Calrow, R. P., Manager, District & County Bank, Rawtenstall.Charnley, J., Assistant House Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary,

Manchester.Clegg, G. F., Intermediate Examination of The Law Society.Cookson, J. V. H., Final Examination of the Chartered

Accountants Society.Crawshaw, G. R., B.Sc. (Ord.) Manchester University.Crawshaw, T. R., Part II. (Distinction in Anatomy) Anatomy

and Physiology, Manchester University.Duckworth, W. R., M.P. for Moss Side, Manchester.Fogg, J., Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination by the

Pharmaceutical Society.Greenhalgh, R., 2nd Class Honours Teachers’ Diploma.Jackson, Sir H., M.P. for Wandsworth.James, J. H., Mus. Bac., London University.Jones, F. T., 1st M.B., Ch.B., Part II.a., Manchester University.Kenyon, W. J. L., Part II. Anatomy and Physiology.

Manchester University.Kirkman, T. K., Assistant Borough Surveyor, Ashton-under-Lyne.Law, A., Final Honours, School of Mathematics, Manchester

University.Lawrence, J. H., B.Sc. (Tech.), 2nd Class Honours, Manchester

University.Lethem, J., Assistant to Messrs. Moscrop Robinson, Stockbrokers.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 193 6 9

A L IA — Continued.

Maclean, J. L , 1st M.B., Ch.B., Part II. a ., Manchester University.

Mathieson, Roy, B.Sc. (Engineering). London University.Merryfield, F., Principal Assistant Engineer. Colorado River

Basin. U.S.A.Mills, K., Final Examination of the Chartered Surveyors Society.Orrell, R., Clerk to the Tottington Urban District Council.Platt, E.. Final Examination of The Law Society.Platt, N., Manchester School of Technology. Fourth Year of

Mechanical Engineering.Rigby, H. C., Final Examination of the Chartered Accountants

Society.Schofield, N. H., Inter. B.Sc. Manchester University.Sharpies, W. C., “ Heywood” Silver Medal. School of

Architecture, Manchester School of Art.Shaw, C. E., B.A., Ordained Deacon, St. Matthew’s, Deansgate,

Manchester.Taylor, George, Final Examination of The Law Society.Taylor, Geoffrey, Bolton Artillery, 53rd Division.Taylor, R. J. E., 1st Class, Classical Mods. Oxford University.Thompson, W. S., Final Examination of The Law Society.Turner, Capt. L. N., Territorial Decoration.Whitehead, J. G., M.C., Ordained Priest, Lincoln.Willis, W. F., Final Examination of The Law Society.

^iTemoriam

L. R. STRAN G EW A YS, M.A.

September 18th, 1936.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

SCH O O L R O L L

= Derby House. H = Hulme House. H t = Howlett House.

K = Kay House.

SIX T H FORM.

F o r m M a s t e r : C. H. G. S p r a n k l i n g , E s q .,

B.Sc. ( L o n d o n a n d B r is t o l .)

K Birtwistle, A.D Calrow, P. J.H t Catterall, N.H Chantler, H.H t Cheers, F.H Greenhalgh, G. F. E. D Hazlitt, A. B.D Heap, R.H t Hill, G. B.K Holt, T. A.H t Horrocks, N.H Hunter, S.H t Lancaster, A. W.

H t Law, C. E.Ht Noblett, W. G. K Orrell, R.D Platt, N.D Porter, S. J.H Preston, J.H t Rigby, G. W. H Saxon, R.D Sutton, E. J.H t Taylor, W.H Walton, D.H Ward, J. S.

U PPE R F IF T H — C l a s s i c a l

Form M a s t e r : L. M e l l o r , E sq ., B.A. ( C a n t a b )

H Alvey A.H t Ashworth, G. H. K Atkinson, A.K Barlow, R. W.K Barnes, H.D Blunt, T. R.H t Brown, J. A. C. H t Burgoyne, J.K Catterall, F. N.H Dawson, P. G.K Grimshaw, G.D Halliwell, L. S H Hargreaves, H. G.

D Hobdey, M.H Holt, R.K Lees, J. A.H Marshman, A. L. H t Nuttall, K.D Pilling, R.H t Platt, D.D Richardson, J. B. D Rigby, E. T.H t Savin, K. H.D Schofield, G.K Turner, R. M.H Whitehead, G.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

U PPE R F IF T H — M o d e r n .

F o r m M a s t e r : C. H. G. S p r a n k l i n g , E s q ., B.Sc.

( L o n d o n a n d B r i s t o l ).

D Aldersey, A.D Allanson, J. T.H Amer, J.D Bearon, J. K.D Boothman, K.H Brierley, F. N.D Brindle, L. A.H Burgoine, B. P.K Butterworth, H.H Clarke, A. A.H t Craven, C.K Crawshaw, J.H t Crawshaw, R. H. H Diggle, E.H Dubberley, C. L.

H Frost, T.D Hamilton, J. R.D Hill, T. T.Ht Jackson, J. F.D Jardine, B. R.H Lindley, J.D Morris, G.H t Sanderson, E.H Slight, S. V.H Spencer, G. H.K Sutcliffe, F.K Swain, D. K.H Thomas, R. J.K Townend, F.H t Wolstenholme, T. W.

F I F T H — C l a s s i c a l .

F o r m M a s t e r : J. E . d e C o u r c y I r e l a n d , E s q .,

B .A . ( O x o n .)

D Greenhalgh, J. H. D Ashcroft, H.H Cowburn, J. F.K Fitton, J.H Leeming, J.D Maw, D. P.K Catterall, M. A.D Haslam, F.H Monks, J.D Hesketh, G.H t Lockett, A. J.H Hogan, J.K Mooney, T.H t Howarth, G. C.

K Lord, K. W.K Emerson, F. K. K Crawshaw, J. B. H Hollos, D.H Collins, F.K Blomeley, J. W. K Lees, G. D.D Stafford, S. D. H t Sacker, C.K Willis, P. F.H t Goulding, W. H t Battersby, R.D Hobdey, D. R.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

F IF T H — M o d e r n .

F o r m M a s t e r : G. N. W o o d d , E s q ., M .A . ( O x o n .)

H Downs, T. F.K Cooper, S.H t Kenyon. N. J.K Hamer, W. W.K Stevenson, W. R. H t Gent, R.D Thompson, A.K Stott, E. A K Bird, S.D Mellody, K. A H Taylor, A.H t Hutchinson, J. S.

D Horrocks, J.H Taylor, J. E.K Stott, J. R.K Rowbottom, j. O. K Woof, W.H t Hill, T. C.K Smith, J. G H t Haslam, J.K Cryer, K. H.H Williamson, 1).K Woodcock, T.H Hardman, R. C.

U PPE R FO U R T H — C l a s s i c a l .

F o r m M a s t e r : A. H. S h a w , E sq ., M.A. ( O x o n .)

D Banks, G. C.D Jefferson, T.H Yates. J. P.D Hadfield, J.K Farrar, E. A.H t Woodhead, D. W. D Hill, J. W D Crawshaw, T.H t Hargreaves, E.H Hill, K.K Daynes, J.H Dickinson, H.

H Wesley, A.K Jarrott, C. T.K Butterworth, G.H Hillis, J. G.H t Crowther, H.H Howarth, S.D Gardiner, W. E. H t Billings, C.K Spencer, E.D Lee, B.K Turner, W. S. M. H Wild, S.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936. 13

U PPE R F O U R T H — M o d e r n .

F o r m M a s t e r : J. L. B a g s h a w e , E s q ., M .A . ( C a n t a b .)

K Atkinson, A.H Melling, J. E.K Dunn, A. P.H t Nuttall, A.H t Hall, K.K Greenhalgh, H.D Kay, R. B.D Hopkinson, T. S. D Sharp, D. J. L.H Butterworth, S.H Dearden, A. L. H t Sunderland, F. D Hill, G. B.H t Nuttall, R.D Radcliffe, E.

H Kay, K. A.H t Rhodes, D. C. D Browne, W. B. H t Appleyard, A.H Daber, R.H Kelly, J. A.H t Jones, J. H.K Groggins, R. .K Baker, D. D.H Jones, LI. B.H Smethurst, N. F. D Buttery, J L.K Morton, J. R.H t Leak, T. C.

U PPER F O U R T H — B.

F o r m M a s t e r : H. M a r l o w , E sq ., A.R.D.S.K Roscow, R. K. D Strivens, P. E.H t Holt, F. K Bridge, W.H Wyatt, C. H. D Dunphy, T. D. )H t Raybould, J. B. H t Kiernan, W. W. [D Armitage, J. W. absent unplaced.

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F O U R T H — C l a s s i c a l .

F o r m M a s t e r : A. I n c e , E s q ., B.A. (Manchester).

K Robinson, S.H Chadwick, D. A.K Reynolds. E. N.H t Fallows, I. B.K Waters, G. W.K Stirzaker, W.H t Whittaker, J. D.H t Donaldson, K. J. S. H Wolstenholme, H. P. D Rigby, N. E.K Prophet, J. H.

H Boardman, A. V. H Bamford, K. C.K Berry, N.H Metcalf, K. L.H t "Rhodes, J. S.H Duckworth, J. W. K Maitland, J. A. S. H Hope, J. E.H t Robinson, K.K Lewis, G. A.

F O U R T H — M o d e r n .

R. O. W a t s o n , E s q . M.A. ( C a n t a b ).F o r m M a s t e r :

K Cudworth, N. ) ,H Eckersall, W. \equ K Tomlinson, H.H Butterworth, H.H Dubberley, J.K Hall, J. S.H Ruskin, P.H Wilkinson, D.K Wells, G.H t Beech, S.K Grey, A. j.H t Smith, R. S.H t Halstead, H.H Cohen, D.

D Whoston, T.H t Pinder, E.D Dickinson, H.D Singleton, R.K Sandersonj J.D Turner, D. N. S.H Manners, P.H t Hollows, B. K.H t Wolstenholme, J.H Holt, T. O.K Holden, G. K.H Massey, A. W. ) .K Skelton, G. \e«Ual

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936. *5

U PPE R TH IR D .

F o r m M a s t e r : F . I b b o t s o n , E s q . B.Sc. (Birmingham).

H t Henderson, J. C. H Kay, J.D Finney, J.H t Forrester, H. T. H Kirkman, N.H Calvert, A.K Hudson, G.H Parish, G. J.H t Bell, C.D Eastwood R.H Fenton, B. F.H t Shepherd, C. S.D Whitworth, J. J.K Kelly, G. A.

K W'ootton, G. M.D Fern, F. H.H Williams, N. R.D Cunningham, F. P.K Butterworth, D. H. H t Tucker, A.K Ault, G. E.K Holden, K.H t Sutcliffe, L. T.D Atherton, J. M.K Hodgkins, K. G. B. H t Dawson, R. J.D Finch, E. W.

U PPE R T H IR D — A.

F o r m M a s t e r : T. L. S p e n c e r , E s q .

K Lord, E. B.L. K Crompton, W. R.

K Leigh, T. H.D Stafford, T. S.H Ainley, A. P.H t Cartman, R.K Jack, D. L.H t Atherton,W. T.D Hutchinson, T.D Edelston, J. Unplaced

H Bardsley, E. R. K Ramsbottom, B. K Ormerod, G.D Wright, P.H Austin, K. W.H Duckworth, T.D Tunstall, R.H Sandiford, G. S. K Holden, J.D Foster, C. J.H t Bryce, J. J.

LOW ER T H IR D .

F o r m M a s t e r : T. K e r s h a w , E s q .

H Holden, H.H Leather. D.K Walker, J. B. H. H t Webb, R. S.K Brown, H. W.D Roberts, J. D.D Read, J. E.H Machin, M. W. H George, P. W.

K Ainsworth, D. A.K Crossley, D.K Ashcroft, J. M.H t Dawson, C. L.H t Sutcliffe, H. B.H t Wolstenholme, D.K Turner, A. C. ) Un- H Barden, D. V. j placed

i6 S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

D E R B Y H O U S E .

President: T h e R e cto r o f B u ry.

House M aster: T . L . Spencer, E sq.

Assistant House M aster: T . K e r s h a w , E sq.

House Captain : E . J. Sutton.

H O W L E T T H O U S E .

President: W . R . D ouglas, E sq ., F .R .C .S ., M .C

House Master : F . Ibbotson, E sq .

Assistant House Master : A. I nee, E sq.

House Captain : C . E . L aw .

H U L M E H O U S E .

President: M ajor J. W hiteh ead .

House Master : H . M arlow , E sq.

Assistant House Master : J. L . B agsh aw e, Esq.

House Captain : S. H unter.

K A Y H O U S E .

President. P . S. H ow arth, E sq .

House M aster: L . M ellor, E sq .

Assistant House Master : P . W . R undle, Esq.

House Captain : T . A. H olt.

R O G E R K A Y S O C I E T Y .

President: T h e H eadm aster.

Chairman : F . Ibbotson, E sq .

L I T E R A R Y S O C I E T Y .

President: T h e H eadm aster.

Chairman : A. H . Sh aw , E sq.

B O O K R O O M .

A . H . Sh aw , E sq.

T . K ershaw , E sq .

Honorary Clerks: G . C . Banks. J. G . HilHs.

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L I B R A R Y C O M M I T T E E .

T h e H ead M aster.

C . H . G . Sprankling, E sq . A. H . Sh aw , E sq .

Librarian: A . H . S haw , E sq .

Assistant Librarians : -

C . E . L aw . J. A . Lees. N . P la tt.D . W alto n .

M . A . C atterall.K . H ill.D . W , W ood head.C. T . Jarrott.

J U N I O R L I B R A R Y

Librarians : D . W . W ood head. J. H adfield.

L E A G U E O F N A T I O N S U N IO N .

President : T h e H eadm aster.

Secretary: C . E . L aw .

92 M em bers.

M E T A L W O R K S H O P .

F . Ibbotson, E sq . A . H . Sh aw , E sq .

Secretary: T . A. H o lt.

Storekeeper: J. B u rgoyn e.

O F F I C E R S ’ T R A I N I N G C O R P S .

C aptain . L . N . T urn er, T .D „ T .A .— 6th B a tt, Lane. Fus. (Com m anding).

2nd. L ieut. J. L . B agsh aw e, U n attach ed .

Sergeant M ajor : R . O rrell,

Sergeants ; R . Saxon. J. Bearon.

C o rp o ra ls: M . H ob dey. D. W alto n .

L /C orp o rals : R . W . B arlo w . F . C o llin s. B . B urgoine.J. C raw sh aw . E , D iggle. T . T . H ill. G . M orris. S. J. Porter. F . N. B rierley .

T h e follow ing hold C ertificate A :—

O rrell. Saxon, W alto n , H ob dey, C o llin s, B urgoin e, H ill, T . T . B u tterw o rth . Schofield . R ob erts, A.

O .T .C .— C A M P 1936.

T w o O fficers and nineteen C ad ets attended th eir annual O .T .C . Cam p, this year at Strensall, Y ork . An advan ce p arty o f one officer and three cadets went on the day previous to the arrival a f the m ain con tin ­gents. T h e m ain p arty arrived at S tren sall w ith baggage at about 3 p.m . on August 29th. T h e w eather seemed none too certain as the B u ry contingent, together w ith h a lf a dozen larger ones, m arched the m ile and a h alf from Stren sall S tation to the cam p.

i8 S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

Infectious diseases had brought the num bers at cam p down to barely tw o-th irds and the B rig ad e consisted of three B atta lio n s instead of four.

T h e first three days w ere spent in becom ing acclim atised and in and in platoon engagem ents. O n S atu rd ay afternoon a v isit to Y o rk w as arranged and a fair num ber of the contingent spent the tim e on the river or view ing the w alls and other ob jects of h istoric interest. O n the Sun day, being wet in the m orning, the usual C h u rch parade w as held in the recreation tent. T h e contingents were afterw ards inspected by S ir A lexander W ardro p , G .O .C . in C ., N . Com m and, and the C h ie f of the Im perial G en eral Staff, F ie ld M arsh al S ir C . D everell.

O n M ond ay m orning there w as a fire pow er dem onstration— alw ays a pop ular entertainm ent at cam p. O ne o f the new B ren G un s w as on view . T h ere w as a R . A. B a tte ry in action also, and a T an k dem onstration.

O n the T u esd ay , there w as a R .A .F . dem onstration in w h ich the p lanes sw ooped down on us to w ithin a few yards o f our heads w hile our jo b w as to fire back and repel them . T h e w hole w as an exercise to accustom us to attack b y air.

T h e re w as b oxing and a sing-song every night and a band playing earlier in the evening and, w hile in som e respects the w eather w as not all that it should h ave been, e veryb o b y enjoyed the eight days under canvas, and cam e aw ay feeling that a great deal had been learned

It m ight be as w ell to repeat here the rule that attendance at cam p is a necessary condition for any prom otion of a boy in the Corps.

A s there w ere not duties enough for two officers w ith one contingent, 2nd L ieu t. J. L . B agsh aw e attended a prom otion course w h ich he duly passed.

A N N U A L A T H L E T I C S P O R T S — 1936.

(D = D erb y. H t. = H ow lett. H = H ulm e. K = K ay.)

High Jump (under 13).— 1. C a lv ert (H ); 2 and 3, ceq., Fearn (D),O rm erod ( K ) ; 4. B u tterw o rth (H)

Long Jump (under 13).— 1 and 2, esq., C a lv ert (H ), Lo rd ( K ) ;3. K e lley ( K ) ; 4. B u tterw o rth ( H ) .

High Jump (under 15).— 1 and 2, a q .% D earden (H ), G ray ( K ) ;3 and 4, ceq.y H ill (H t), M ooney (K).

L ong Jump (under 15).— 1. S h arp ( D ) ; 2. C o o p er ( K ) ; 3. D earden ( H ) ;4. M ooney (K)

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936. ! 9

1. C a ttera ll (H t); 2. Sutton ( D ) ; 3. C h a n tler ( H ) ;

- 1 and 2, aq., Su tto n (D), W alto n ( H ) :4. aq., A m er (H ), C a ttera ll (H t).

2. L a w ( H t ) ; 3. M ellod y (D );

2. H all (K) ;

2. B ro w n (K) ;

Bearon (D );

3. C a lv e rt ( H ) ;

3. T u n sta ll (D) ;

3. M ellod y ( D ) ;

. G rey (K ); 3. H argreaves (H t);

D erby.

Long Jump (open).—4. B arn es (K).

High Jump (open).3. M ellod y ( D ) ;

Mile (open).— 1. B arn es ( K ) ;4. H am er ( K ) .

100 Yards (under 13 ).— 1 W a te rs (K );4. D unn (K).

100 Yards (under 11).— 1. W rig h t ( D ) ;4 Sutcliffe (H t).

100 Yards (open).— 1. B arn es ( K ) ; 2.4. F itto n (Ht).

100 Yards (under 15).— 1. D earden ( H ) ;4. D ick in son (H)

Junior House R elay.— 1 H u lm e ; 2

880 Yards (under 15).— 1. M onks ( H ) ;3. G ard in er ( D ) ; 4. H orrocks (D).

880 Yards (open)— 1. B u tterw o rth ( K ) ; 2. B arn es ( K ) ; 3. C h a n tler ( H ) ;4 . M ello d y (D).

80 yards Dash (under i i ) . — 1. W rig h t ( D ) ;3. T u n sta ll(D ) ; 4. S u tcliffe (H t).

Putting the Shot (open).— 1. C h eers ( H t ) ;3. W alto n (H ).

220 Yards (under 13).— 1. B u tterw o rth ( H ) ;3. C a lv e rt ( H ) ; 4. D unn (K).

220 Yards (open).— 1. C a ttera ll ( H t ) ;3. B earon ( D ) ; 4. M ellod y (D).

220 Yards (under 15)— 1. D earden ( H ) ; 2. G rey (K ) ; 3. G ard in er ( D ) ;4, D ayn es (K).

Double Th ree-L egged R a c e — 1. K a y ; 2. H ulm e.

440 Yards (open)— 1. C h a n tler ( H ) ; 2. L a w ( H t ) ;4. M ellod y (D).

440 Yards (under 15 ).— 1 M onks (H);3. W olsten ho lm e ( H ) ; 4, G ard in er (D).

Hurdies Final— 1. C a ttera ll (H t) ; 2. S u tto n ( D ) ;4. C h an tler (H ).

Throw ing Cricket Ball— 1. Sp en cer (H );3. M ellod y (D).

House Relay.— 1. D erb y ;

Chariot Race.— 1. H ulm e

T u g-o f-W ar.— 1. H ow lett ;

House Championship.— 1.3. K a y , 77 points.

2. W olsten ho lm e (H) ;

2 B ro w n (K);

2. C a ttera ll ( H t ) ;

2. H all (K );

2, B a rn es ( K ) ;

3. F itto n ( H t ) ;

2. D earden ( H ) ;

3. B earon (D) ;

2. Su tto n ( D ) ;

2. H ow lett.

2. D erb y.

2. K a y.

H ulm e 96^ points.4. H ow lett 58 points.

2. D e rb y 84J points.

20 S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

Senior C h am p ion — B arn es (K).Junior C h am p io n — D earden (H).100 Y ard s M ed al— B arn es (K).220 Y a rd s M ed al— C a ttera ll (H t),440 Y a rd s M edal— C h a n tler (H).H alf-m ile M ed al— B u tterw o rth (K).M ile M ed al— B arn es (K).L o n g Jum p M ed al— C a ttera ll (H t).H igh Jum p M edal— Sutton (D), W alto n (H ). C ro ss C o u n try M edal— B u tterw o rth (K),

T h e “ W h ite h e a d ” C u p (Cham pion H ouse)— H u lm e H ouse.

T h e “ S c h o o l” C u p (Senior C h am pion)— B arn es (K).

T h e “ H a w o r t h ” C u p (220 yards open)— C a ttera ll (Ht).

T h e “ B ru ce ” C u p (440 yards open)— C h a n tler (H).

T h e “ O ld B o y s ” C u p (1 mile, open)— B arn es (K).

T h e “ H u g h T a y l o r ” C u p (H o u se R e la y )— D erb y H ouse.

T h e “ D o u g la s ” C u p (C ro ss C o u n try)— H ulm e H ouse.

C R I C K E T (1936.)

1st E leven 2nd E leven U n d er 14 E leven 14

1 st Eleven Captain— L aw , C . E .

2nd Eleven Captain— H ill, T . T .

Under 14 Eleven Captain— D unn, A . P .

Hon. Sec.— D u b b erley, C . L .

P la y ed137

W o n65

11

Lost522

D raw n2

C o l o u r s . A w arded during the Season.

1st Eleven. W alto n , D. Butterw & rth, H . L a w , C E . S utton, E .J . R ig b y . G . W . B arlo w , R . W . H unter, S. Spencer, G . M elling, E .

2nd Eleven.

Co llin s.H ill, T . T . S ligh t.C raw sh aw . J. N u tta ll, R. R ayb ould .

Under 14 Eleven.

D u ckw orth , ii.Tom linson.B erry .W olstenholm e.Banks.

S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 19 3 6 21

T o p o f is t E leven B a ttin g A v erag es— C a tte ra ll 48 0, W alto n 1 1 9 T o p o f 1st E leven B o w lin g A v e ra g e s— Sutton 6 5, B u tterw o rth 7-2. T o p o f 2nd E leven B a ttin g A verag es— H ill, T . T . 10, G reen h algh 8 4 T o p o f 2nd E leven B o w lin g A v erag es— N uttal, R . 4-8, C o llin s 5 4, T o p of under 14 E leven B a ttin g A v erag es— Tom linson.T o p o f under 14 E leven B o w lin g A verag es— B erry .

F O O T B A L L (1935-36).

Captains— 1 st Eleven— L a w , C . E .

2nd Eleven— S ligh t, S.

Under 14— B erry , N .

Hon. Sec.— H unter, S.

P layed W o n L o st D raw n G o als F . A.1st E leven 21 9 8 4 82 682nd E leven 14 6 5 3 5 i 43U nder 14 E leven 18 14 1 3 86 30

C o l o u r s A w arded during the Season.

15* Eleven. 2nd Eleven. Under 14 Eleven.

B arlow A m er G reyC atterall C raw sh aw W olsten ho lm eH unter F ro st D unnSpencer H ill L o rdW alton Lin d ley H orrocksM ellody Sligh t G reenhalgh

Sutton D ickensonT u rn erH argreaves

T h e O ld B o y s ’ F o o tb all T eam won the C h am p ionship of the N orthern Section of the L a n cash ire A m ateu r L eague, 1935-36, for the second time.

S W IM M I N G S P O R T S , 1935.

H ow lett H ou se— 104 points.

K a y ,, 6 1J points.

D erb y ,, 61J points.

H ulm e ,, 60 points.

Senior C h am p io n — M orris, G .

Junior C h am p io n — Leem ing, J.

22 S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

G A M E S C O M M I T T E E .

Chairman— Mr. H . M arlow .

Committee.

M essrs. A . Ince. F . Ibbotson. L. M ellor. L . N. Turner.

L a w , C . E . Sutton, E . O rrell, R . H unter, S.

T H E S C H O O L C A M P — C O L W Y N B A Y .

T w o C am p s w ere held during the year. O ne week at W hitsun tid e and n early three w eeks in A ugust.

T h e W h itsu n cam p w as one of the coldest and w ettest w e h ave ever experienced, but w hen the sun shone on the last tw o days, we were prepared to forget all about the d iscom fort of the beginning.

H ik in g over the h ills to vantage points w as m uch enjoyed, but C o lw yn B a y lost som e o f g lam our w ith the lack of its early visitors during th is period of cold and w et.

T reasu re hunts in the woods, and gam es on the sands w ere the pastim es, but bath in g could not find a p lace in our activities.

A lth o u gh the w eath er o f the Sum m er m onths cam e in for a great deal of criticism , our A ugust cam p o f n early three weeks boasted all fine w eather w ith the exception o f tw o wet days.

B o y s w ho tried cam p for the first time, w ere im pressed w ith the lo vely surroundings, but soon fell to the long, long trail so ab ly b lazed by old tim ers, and w ere delighted to be introduced to “ M a W illia m s’s ” w ho supplies an yth in g from lollipops to ice cream .

B a th in g w as very popular, and three of the b oys entered the open sw im m ing sports held at the R h o s Sw im m in g Pool. H ad th ey not th ought that the shortest w ay betw een tw o points w as a jo lly good curve, they m ight h ave beaten all com ers,

D eck T en n is or R in g Tennis, w as the m ost popular gam e o f the cam p, and m uch excitem ent prevailed during the three tournam ents w h ich w ere held.

C o lw y n B a y h as been the hom e of our cam ps for over nine years, but ow ing to the farm er requiring the land, and the encroachm ent of the in evitab le builder, w e have decided to m ake a change next year. It is thought that R am sey I .O .M . w ill p rovide us w ith the W h itsun cam p, and if found suitable the Sum m er cam p w ill also be held there.

A b ou t 50 different b oys took advan tage o f the tw o cam ps.

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T H E D U K E O F Y O R K ’S C A M P , 1936.

A fter a long jou rn ey, apparently m ade sh orter by the thought o f our destination, our school contingent, both o f us, arrived in L o n d o n — half-an-hour late. T h is necessitated a hurried dash in a taxi across London to the “ R o y a l M e w s ” w here we w ere d ivided up into various sections under given letters. B efore proceeding fu rth er w e w ere taken through the royal stables, the groom sm en acting as our guides, after w hich w e set o ff across London under the supervision of our group leaders, to L iverp o ol Street Station , w here w e boarded a train, w hich anyone would h ave taken for a tin of sardines, w hen the four hundred had packed into it, and so set o ff for H alesw o rth , w h ich is the nearest station to S outhw old , w here the C am p is held.

O n arriv in g at H alesw orth w e took our final connection for South- wold, w hich was, for a change, a bus, and as H afesw orth C o rp oration had not sufficient o f these, on e h a lt o f th e party had to rem ain behind until the buses could con vey the other h a lf to cam p and return for them .

O n ce in cam p our first th ought w as supper, and after h avin g been satisfied in this direction, our next urgent desire w as for a bed. T h is w as supplied after a short entertainm ent in the form o f films. E ve ry night w e found our beds very w elcom e, and w e w ere even supplied w ith hot w ater bottles at night, but m ost o f the cam p d idn ’t seem to like this idea, since they took the form o f an earw ig or two.

Su n day brought w ith it rather w et w eather, but this did not disturb cam p life m uch, since we w ere p ra ctica lly left to our own devices after C am p P rayers, and the rest o f the d ay w as passed in discussing the rules of the tournam ents w hich were to follow during the rem ainder of the week.

M onday m orning saw the beginning of these tournam ents, the ch ie f of w h ich w as a gam e nick-nam ed “ F oot and M o u th ,” w h ich w as so rough that the question w as asked in C am p , “ w as the inventor o f F o o t aud M outh a sh irtm aker.” ? T h ere w ere m any oth er m inor gam es such as tug-of-w ar, h urdle racing, and putting-the-shot. T h e afternoons and the periods betw een tea and supper w ere free, but w ere m ore often than not spent in ch allen ge m atches betw een sections.

A fter supper the w hole cam p m ade a dash for the entertainm ent m arquee, the entertainm ents consisting o f turns given b y cam pers, and films.

T h e R ev . R . H yd e rehearsed and introduced the turns and co n ­sequently becam e one of the best known figures in cam p b y the end of the week. T h is w as the daily routine o f cam p for the rem ainder of the week.

24 S c h o o l Y e a r B o o k , 1936.

O n T u e sd ay afternoon our royal host, the D u ke o f Y o rk , visited us and stayed overnight until W edn esd ay afternoon. H is R o ya l H ighness follow ed the general routine o f the cam p, bathing w ith us and taking great interest in the gam es, and on leaving cam p he said how thoroughly he had enjoyed h is b rie f stay.

F rid a y jn ig h t, being the last night in cam p, w as a special one, A fter an extra long entertainm ent w h ich lasted until about 11-30 p.m ., the cam p m arched out to S outhw old Com m on, w here a huge cam p-fire w as lit, and the w hole cam p joined hands and sang “ A uld L an g S y n e .” Th en the night w as ended b y a strenuous pillow fight, after w hich m any had to spend the night w itho ut pillow s.

E a r ly on S atu rd a y m orning w e all departed for London, w here we fin ally dispersed, leaving, I am sure, h ap p y m em ories to 400 boys and th eir leaders, o f th eir w eek ’s stay at th is m agnificent cam p.

H . C H A N T L E R .