KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL, SHEFFIELD
KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL, SHEFFIELD
SPEECH DAY, 1962
PROGRAMME
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the school song
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the headmaster's report
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the chairman Alderman A. Ballard, C.B.E., LL.D.
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latin address of welcome Spoken by P. N. Bell
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Distribution of Prizes and Address by
dr. H. R. vickees, M.A., M.Sc., M.D., F.R.C.P.
Consultant Dermatologist to Oxford United Hospitals and Regional Board
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Vote of Thanks to the Chairman and Dr. Vickers, proposed by
T. H. tunn, Esq., M.A. Director of Education
Seconded by P. N. Bell, Head Prefect
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Orchestra .. . . Slavonic Dance No. 8 .. .. Dvorak
French Poem .. "La Vie Anterieure " .. .. Baudelaire (D. W. Williams)
Choir .. .. .. Two Spirituals . . .. arr. N. J. Barnes
" I want to be ready "
" Nobody knows de trouble I've seen "
English Poem , . " Departmental " .. .. Robert Frost
(or, The End of My Ant Jerry)
(D. Mingay)
Partsong .. . . " Dry Bones " .. .. ' arr. Phyllis Tate
(The Madrigal Group)
German Anecdote ,. " The Wily Merchant " .. J. P. Rebel
(C. J. Marsh)
Choir and Orchestra .. "The Admiral's Song " (H.M.S. Pinafore)
(Advice on a career) Sullivan
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
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LATIN ADDRESS OF WELCOME
Si vos, o matronae (viros interim non adloquor), quae edidit hospes noster opera ordine perlegatis, unus certe hie index oculos omnes detineat, animos erigat, " de cute hiberno tempore curanda." hoc statim vobis occurrere ausim augurari : " o rem mirabilem atque insperatam ! exstititne tandem e nostra schola Sheffieldiensi qui vere rem gravissimam aestimaret, nostram speciem feminarum ? aliquando apud nos, quae toties hie talibus temporibus adfuimus, ita contionabitur hospes ut simul oblectet, simul id quod poeta quidam scripsit confirmet,
' cura dabit faciem, fades neglecta peribit' ? "
hospiti nostro sane scholam olini frequentanti chimiae est palma delata, quae certe scientia faciei curandae accommodata est, sed alter scriptorum index rem veram indicat, " de cute ferrum rnolien-tium sananda." tieu ! confitendum est, o matronae, hospitem nostrum morborum cutis esse gnarum. ' ' ^
At vos, o viri (matronas non iam adloquor), hoc minime ignoratis, hanc urbem numquam dubitare ceteris regionibus Angliae, vel australibus, propria ingenii redundantia prodesse. quod in hospite hoc nostro potissimum apparet, qui doctrinam in officinis Sheffieldiensibus quaesitani ita adhibuerit ut de eorum valetudine qui in Anglia carbonern effodiunt iam consulatur : quin etiam, Angliae causam inter eos agit qui de cutis morbis fabrorum Europaeorurn consilia communicant.
Cui vestrum, o viri matronaeque, ignotum est urbem Sheffieldiam patriamque nostram cum per fabrorum laborem florere tum fabrorum valetudini maxime consulere solere ? quod institutum liberale nobis hospes noster imprimis repraesentat, atque etiam commonet, quos Sheffieldia scholaque nostra ingeniosos educaverunt atque emiserunt, honoribus cumulates ad urbem natalem revenire.
Te, Henry Renwick Vickers, Medicinae Doctorern, Collegii Regii Medicorurn Socium, omnes laetissimi salutamus exspectamusque dum nos, si minus de cute curanda, at verbis aliquot salutaribus admoneas atque excites.
TRANSLATION OF THE LATIN ADDRESS
The ladies in the audience (if the gentlemen will forgive me), if they were to study a list of the works written by our guest of honour, would undoubtedly pause, intrigued, at one typical and significant title, " The Care of the Skin in Winter." Their thoughts, if I should venture to read them, might well be : " Is it possible that King Edward's has at long last produced someone with a true appreciation of that most important subject, women's appearance ? After attending so many Speech Days, are we now to have a speaker who will entertain and enlighten us with practical advice on beauty treatment ? " Certainly, when at school, our guest of honour won the prize for Chemistry, and Chemistry is closely related to the practical science of beauty, but the truth is revealed by another title in the list, " Dermatology in the Steel Industry." Alas ! ladies, our guest of honour is an expert in industrial diseases of the skin.
The gentlemen in the audience (if the ladies will forgive me) are well aware that Sheffield never hesitates to aid with her abundance of natural ability the less fortunate regions in England, even in the South. This is particularly true of our guest, who applies nationally, as a member of the Industrial Medical Council of the Coal Board, the experience which he gained in Sheffield industry. He also serves an international community, as a member of the Working Party on Dermatology to the European Coal and Steel Community,
Which of you, ladies and gentlemen both, does not know that not only do Sheffield and the nation thrive by industry but also they evince the warmest of concern for the health of those who work in industry ? That humane tradition is aptly symbolised for us today by our guest of honour, whose presence is a reminder how often the talented sons of Sheffield and King Edward's return to their native city laden with honours.
Henry Renwick Vickers, M.D., F.R.C.P., we are most happy to greet you and eagerly await, if not hints on beauty treatment, at least some words of inspiration and edification.
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French Poem " Former Life "
Long have I lived beneath huge portals, coloured by marine
suns with a myriad fires ; at eve, the majestic pillars made
the scene like vast basaltic caves.
The breakers, rolling onwards the reflected skies, mingled,
in solemn mystery, the powerful strains of their rich music
with colours of the sunset in my eyes.
There did I live in voluptuous calm, amid sky, waves,
splendour and naked slaves, drenched in fragrance.
They would fan my brow with fronds of palm ; their
only charge was to increase the pain of secret grief in
which I languished.
German Anecdote " The Wily Merchant "
A merchant sailing home from a successful Eastern voyage is planning how to spend his fortune, when—bang!—a shot announces Algerian pirates in the offing. That is one of the risks ; the high sea is good place for this sort of thing. A Sicilian sailor has known Algerian slavery already, so to him the merchant turns and gives instructions. All but the Sicilian go below. As the pirates sail close, he pleads with them to take him off the ship—there is Plague aboard ! The pirate captain loses his handkerchief in his confusion and steers to windward ; of his kindness he passes over a bottle of spiced vinegar on a long pole and sails off. All reach home safely, the merchant builds a castle and makes the Sicilian his steward for life.
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THE SCHOOL SONG
Tempus est ut concinamus, quicquid
Edwardensium
nunc adestis : hoc sit omnis thema nostri
carminis :
qualis est qui cuique nostrum semper aemulandus
est ?
ille verus Edwardensis, quisquis humani
nihil
a sese alienum putabit, usque consors
ceteris
sive gaudebunt secundis seu laborabunt malis.
strenuus labore
mentis, corporis non neglegens,
omnium
sententiarum perspicax inquisitor ;
semper artium
bonarum pervicax videbitur.
CHAIRMAN:
Alderman A. Ballard, C.B.E., LL.D.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES BY
H. R. VICKERS, M.A., M.SC., M.D., F.R.C.P.
Consultant Dermatologist to Oxford United Hospitals and Regional Board
Old Edwardian
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P. N. BELL |
Open Scholarship for Classics, Jesus College, Oxford. |
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J. W. BOWS |
Hulme Exhibition for Classics, Brasenose College, Oxford. |
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B. F. CRABTREE |
Hastings Exhibition for Natural Science, The Queen’s College, Oxford. |
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A. R. DOWLING |
Open Scholarship for Natural Science, Worcester College, Oxford. |
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A FOSTER |
Open Scholarship for Modern Subjects, Corpus Christi College, Oxford. |
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J. R. GUNSON |
Open Scholarship for Mathematics, University College, Oxford. |
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M. A. HALL |
Postmastership for Classics, Merton College, Oxford. |
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P. M. HETHERINGTON |
Robert Styring Scholarship for Natural Science, The Queen’s College, Oxford. |
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P. J. MATTHEWS |
Postmastership for Natural Science, Merton College, Oxford. |
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R. MINGAY |
Open Minor Scholarship for Social Studies, Trinity College, Oxford. |
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H. R. MORRISON |
Open Scholarship for Mathematics, Wadham College, Oxford. |
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J. M. ROEBUCK |
Open Scholarship for Mathematics, Wadham College, Oxford. |
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P. R. WHYMAN |
Open Scholarship for Modern Languages, Keble College. Oxford. |
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N. R. DENNIS |
Open Exhibition for Natural Science, Peterhouse, Cambridge. |
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H. S. OGLEY |
Open Exhibition for Mathematics, Trinity College, Cambridge. |
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J. B. THORPE |
Open Minor Scholarship for Mathematics, Jesus College, Cambridge. |
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D. H. BALDWIN |
Revis Exhibition for Social Administration, Nottingham University. |
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J. S. BEAVERS |
Open Scholarship for Geography, University College, Durham. |
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P. H. BETTS |
Rayner Scholarship for Engineering, Nottingham University. |
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N. COOPE |
Open Exhibition for Physics, Imperial College of Science. |
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B. B. CRUICKSHANK |
Robert Styring Scholarship for Mathematics, Sheffield University. |
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E. E. STYRING. |
Revis Exhibition for Sociology, Nottingham University. |
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A. R. TONG |
Open Scholarship for Chemistry, Leicester University. |
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E. TRICKETT |
Pemberton Scholarship for Physics, University College, Durham. |
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P. M. HETHERINGTON. |
United Steel Companies’ University Scholarship |
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State Scholarships |
P. GOLDFINCH, D. MINGAY, J. S. PARSON. |
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Commonerships At Oxford And Cambridge |
R. N. CROOKES, J. A. CUNNINGHAM, D. F. EVANS, P. J. W. GRIMSDITCH, M. J. GRUNDMANN, M. HULSE, P. N. KENYON, J. C. H. MEAKIN, R. E. OATES, J. WILKINSON. |
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Entrance to other Universities |
J. E. ASHCROFT, J. R. BAGSHAW, K. BAXBY, S. S. BIRLEY, D. J. BOYCE, D. F. BUTTERELL, R. CARROLL, M. A. COLLINS, I. T. COLQUHOUN, K. EDWARDS, M. R. EDWARDS, A. G. GRANT, P. E. HAWKSLEY, M. HILL, J. R. JACQUES, J. V. LAMING, R. S. LETCH, T. B. McAUGHEY, C. C. MILLS, D. J. NELSON, D. A. OGDEN, D. G. OLLERENSHAW, A. R. OUTWIN, A. PILKINGTON, M. C. PURDY, M. J. RICHARDS, C. J. RILEY, P. D. ROBERTS, P. A. SOLWAY, B. G. STRINGER, D. M. TAYLOR, I. R. TAYLOR, J. R. TOPLEY, J. L. TYM, R. D. WALLEY, I. M. WHITEHOUSE, P. S. WILEMAN, J. D. WOOD, M. WORRALL. |
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European Essay Competition |
Travelling Scholarship and Gold Medal - P. N. BELL. |
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Herbert Hughes Memorial Prizes for Spanish |
J. R. BAGSHAW and J. R. TOPLEY. |
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W. M. ABBOTT |
Corpus Christi College - Class II, Mathematical Moderations. |
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J. E. BECKMAN |
Jesus College - Class I, Honour School of Natural Science (Physics). |
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D. DAWSON |
The Queen’s College - Class II, Honour School of Modern History. |
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T. FAIRBANKS |
St. Peter’s College - Class II, Honour School of Music. |
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J. M. F. GAGAN |
The Queen’s College - Class II, Honour School of Natural Science (Chemistry). |
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M. J. GOULD |
Trinity College - Class II. Honour School of Modern Languages (German and French). |
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P. J. GOULDEN |
The Queen’s College - Class I, Honour School of Modern History. |
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A. HIGHFIELD |
Wadham College - Class II, Honour School of Natural Science (Chemistry). |
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M. B. HILL |
Keble College - Class II, Honour School of Modern Languages (Spanish and French). |
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C. R. JENNINGS |
Corpus Christi College - Class II, Honour School of Geography. |
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S. G. LINSTEAD |
Corpus Christi College - Class II, Honour School of Modern History. |
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J. G. MCNAUGHT |
The Queen’s College - Class II, Honour School of Jurisprudence. |
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P. H. PALMER |
Keble College - Class II, Honour School of Jurisprudence. |
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G. PATRICK |
The Queen’s College - Class I, Honour School of Natural Science (Animal Physiology). |
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P. F. W. PREECE |
The Queen’s College - Class I, Honour School of Natural Science (Physics). |
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J. G. ROBINSON |
Keble College - Class II, Honour School of Modern History. |
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R. H. SMITH |
Keble College - Distinction in French and German, Modern Languages Preliminary Examination. |
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W. E. TIMMS |
The Queen’s College - Class II, Natural Science Moderations. |
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D. WOODHOUSE |
Magdalen College - Class II, Honour School of Mathematics. |
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W. BAILEY |
Sidney Sussex College - Class II, Division 1, Historical Tripos, Part II. |
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C. J. BARNES |
Corpus Christi College - Class II, Division 1, Modern Languages Tripos, Part I (German and Russian). |
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P. BENTON |
Sidney Sussex College - Class II, Division 2, English Tripos, Part I. |
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P. B. FAIREST |
Trinity Hall-Class I, LL.B. Degree. |
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J. MILLER |
St. John’s College - Class I, Classical Tripos, Part II. |
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D. E. RODGERS |
St. John’s College - Class II, Division 1, English Tripos, Part I. |
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M. A. J. WILLIAMS |
Selwyn College, Class II, Division I, Geographical Tripos, Part II. |
(as far as is known)
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V. COCKER |
Nottingham University - Class II, Division I, B.A., Economics. |
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M. H. CROWSON. |
Manchester University - Class II, Division 2, B.Sc.(Tech.), Chemical Engineering. |
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C. GILLOTT |
Nottingham University - Class II, Division 1, B.Sc., Zoology. |
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J. H. HEMMING |
Leicester University - Class II, Division 2, B.A., Economics. |
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B. HILTON-TAPP |
Sheffield University - Class II, Division 2, B.A., Spanish. |
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M. D. LINTON |
King’s College, London - Class I, B.Sc. General. |
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F. D. LOXLEY |
Sheffield University - Class II, Division I, B.A., Psychology. |
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B. H. MARSDEN |
Nottingham University - Class II, Division 1, B.A., Politics. |
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J. V. MOSLEY |
Manchester University - Class II, Division 1, B.A.(Econ.), Economics. |
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J. B. READMAN |
Durham University - Class II, Division 2, B.A., Spanish. |
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M. J. SANT |
Leeds University - Class II, Division 1, B.Sc., Mining Engineering. |
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D. R. WILLIAMS |
Leeds University - Class II, Division 1, B.Sc., Electrical Engineering. |
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D. G. G. YOUNG |
Durham University - Class II, Division 1, B.Sc., Geology. |
Letters in brackets denote subjects in which Distinction was gained.
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PASSED IN FOUR SUBJECTS |
B. W. E. Argent, A. J. Beasley (v), P. Y. Cowling, T. B. McAughey (v), S. A. Morant (g), V. L. Smith |
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PASSED IN THREE SUBJECTS |
H. Ainsworth, J. E. Ashcroft, C. J. W. Banner, I. W. Barrow, C. M. Beale, C. S. Berresford, D. W. Bingham, E. V. Blackburn, J. H. Brayshaw, R. J. Britton, R. Carroll (ci), P. M. Cowan, P. M. Croxford, B. B. Cruickshank, C. M. Dolan, E. Dorling, B. H. Edwards, K. Edwards, G. Eggington, J. G. Fells (c), P. Goldfinch (Jj), J. Goodwin, A. G. Grant, P. J. W. Grimsditch, A. S. Gunn, R. A. Hague (5), G. Hall, J. K. Hallgarth, D. Hearnshaw, N. P. A. Jowett (c), D. Judge, J. H. Kirkman (r), J. V. Laming, H. S. Letch (i) J. R. Machin, P. S. Mattam (4, D. M. Meredith, D. Mingay (g, 5), G. M. Nosowski (g), J. S. Parson (jj), M. J. Platts (v), G. L. Porter, J. S. Pressley, B. Reynolds, P. J. Ridal, C. J. Riley. J. H. Shutt, J. G. Strauss. B. G. Stringer, A. J. Thompson, C. J. Tomlinson, O. H. D. Walter, S. J. Ward, S. R. Waterhouse, H. J. Wheatley, M. Whitley (v), D. S. Wright, I. Young (4. |
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PASSED IN TWO SUBJECTS |
N. Abdy, J. H. Bagshaw, S. S. Birley (v), J. M. Booth, D. J. Boyce, G. M. Brookes, M. E. S. Coles, D. B. Cook, D. Ellum, D. L. Grinnell, A. Hall, R. D. Harrison, S. J. Harston, R. A. Hollands, M. A. Hughes, J. D. Inman, G. F. Lovett, D. J. Nelson, D. A. Ogden, H. Hook, I. H. Sarginson, J. A. Tomlinson, I. M. Whitehouse, P. S. Wileman, P. R. Whyman (a), J. D. Wood. |
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PASSED IN ONE SUBJECT |
D. G. Baines, D. A. Booth, I. B. Brearley, M. J. Bryan, N. Coope, B. F. Crabtree, H. Crump, D. V. Gunson, J. I. Hall, T. D. Hawkins, C. F. Hinsley, A. M. Hughes, I. M. Johnson, D. A. Pollard, G. M. Searby, J. L. Simpson, H. B. Stoney, D. M. Taylor, J. H. Taylor, A. C. Wager, M. C. J. Young. |
55 passed the General Paper.
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(a) |
Latin |
(x) |
Geography |
(jj) |
Mathematics and Higher Mathematics |
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(c) |
Ancient History |
(z) |
Economics and Politics |
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(g) |
English |
(v) |
Mathematics for Science |
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(h) |
History |
(d) |
Engineering Drawing |
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PASSED IN NINE SUBJECTS |
D. M. Behrend, C. M. Colley, T. J. Connerton, R. Crowson, R. H. Edwards, A. P. Haws, S. R. Marsh, J. R. M. Moore, D. M. Peter, D. A. Short, G. J. Siddall, D. L. Sleigh, J. C. Townsend, T. Wilkinson. |
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PASSED IN EIGHT SUBJECTS |
R. A. Barker, I. H. Batty, D. Booth, A. B. C. Couldwell, M. P. Dolan, S. D. Donohoe, J. P. England, A. S. Fletcher, H. R. Hague, P. B. Hall, P. Hill, I. Hogg, J. Hogg, J. P. W. Hopkinson, R. J. Hopkinson, P. D. Jackson, D. D. Jones. D. I. Jones, D. Knighton, M. J. Lilley, H. Middleton, D. W. Morley, S. K. Osborne, A. S. Pressley, C. E. Rawlins, F. M. Roberts, S. P. Scholey, M. D. Shaw, R. Shepherd, R. A. Swallow, P. S. Timperley, G. Underwood, R. W. Welburn, W. J. Wilkinson, W. D. Wilson, A. M. Wing, C. I. Wright. |
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PASSED IN SEVEN SUBJECTS |
B. Bentley, R. A. Cusworth, D. G. Fox, J. D. Gregory, M. J. Harrison, N. M. Jenkins, R. S. Jessop, J. R. Loukes, J. H. Nixon, J. Padley, G. Pursglove, J. Pye, J. G. Skidmore, A. J. Stopford, M. Storr, A. E. Vaughan, J. C. Wheen, D. C. Winter, P. J. Woodhouse, B. Wragg, A. J. Wood. |
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PASSED IN SIX SUBJECTS |
R. W. Allen, P. Cooper, S. F. Drew, M. B. Edge, P. Gray, S. G. Hope, B. R. Johnson, R. Marsden, R. H. Marsden, K. A. Wallis, C. Wardley. |
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PASSED IN FIVE SUBJECTS |
R. L. Bellamy, P. Bradley, R. W. Broadhead, D. C. Buckley, S. Butcher, G. Davy, P. N. J. Dennis, A. M. Dungworth, P. Grist, A. J. Hartley, S. J. Hudson, R. Pulley, J. W. Shaw, P. B. B. Turney, R. A. Vasey, A. Wiggett. |
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PASSED IN FOUR SUBJECTS |
K. Ashton, P. Bingham, J. N. Bird, M. P. S. Birks, P. Bower, M. P. Boyce, C. P. Brearley, D. R. Brewin, D. Brook, I. J. Brown, J. Brown, J. Chambers, P. Charity, T. E. Cooper, K. M. Crouch, R. I. A. Davies, R. J. Dodd, G. J. Gent, J. R. Gregory, D. B. Home, S. S. Housley, B. A. Hutchinson, T. F. Johnson, D. A. Kneen, C. J. H. Linfoot, M. J. Ogden, D. G. Parrish, A. L. Patnick, A. J. Penney, M. R. Perry, P. M. Rees, R. A. Roxburgh, I. C. Sallis, I. Salvin, D. J. H. Sidery, M. Smith, S. E. Varley, R. Webster, I. S. White, J. W. Wilson. |
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PASSED IN THREE SUBJECTS |
31 |
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PASSED IN TWO SUBJECTS |
25 |
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PASSED IN ONE SUBJECT |
55 |
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English |
D. Mingay, S. A. Morant |
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English and History |
G. M. Nosowski |
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History |
D. Mingay |
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Geography |
J. H. Kirkman, P. S. Mattam |
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Geography and Economics |
J. C. H. Meakin |
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Economics |
R. A. Hague, P. S. Mattam, J. H. Kirkman |
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Mathematics and Economics |
G. Eggington |
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French and Latin |
P. R. Whyman |
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French and Spanish |
E. Dorling |
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German |
P. R. Whyman |
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Classical Studies |
M. A. Hall, P. N. Bell, J. W. Bows |
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Mathematics |
J. S. Parson, P. Goldfinch, M. Whitley |
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Mathematics with Statistics |
A. J. Thompson |
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Mathematics and Physics |
M. J. Platts |
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Physics |
J. S. Parson, M. Whitley |
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Chemistry |
M. Whitley. J. S. Pressley |
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Biology |
N. R. Dennis |
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Art |
S. A. Morant |
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Music |
C. M. Dolan |
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English Essay |
D. Mingay, J. R. Gunson |
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School Leaving Prizes |
J. A. Cunningham, P. S. Wileman |
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Modern Subjects |
A. Foster, R. Mingay |
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Science |
P. M. Hetherington, P. J. Matthews, A. R. Dowling |
H. S. Ogley, J. B. Thorpe, J. R. Gunson, J. M. Roebuck
R. A. Hague
I. R. Taylor
P. M. Hetherington
Fifth Forms |
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English |
J. M. Wilson |
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English Essay |
D. W. Williams, R. A. Roxburgh |
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English . |
M. P. S. Birks |
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History |
A. J. Hartley |
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Geography |
D. G. Parrish, D. R. Brewin |
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Economics |
S. S. Housley, D. G. Parrish |
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French |
D. W. Williams, J. M. Wilson |
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German |
J. K. Baker, D. Watson |
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Spanish |
J. M. Wilson |
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Russian |
P. A. Hardcastle |
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Latin |
J. K. Baker |
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Classical Studies |
J. G. Fells |
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Mathematics with Statistics |
J. C. Mould |
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Mathematics |
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Physics |
M. J. Bryars |
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Chemistry |
J. R. Levick, S. O. Ridgeway |
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Mathematics and Chemistry |
D. A. Pollard |
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Biology |
J. R. Levick |
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Music |
D. W. Williams |
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Art |
J. Brown |
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Technical Drawing |
G. C. Trotter |
Fourth Forms |
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English |
R. H. Edwards, A. E. Vaughan |
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History |
J. P. England, A. L. Patnick |
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Geography |
D. C. Winter |
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French |
D. M. Behrend |
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French and German |
J. R. Loukes |
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German |
C. I. Wright |
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Spanish |
S. K. Osborne |
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Latin |
D. M. Behrend, R. H. Edwards |
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Mathematics |
D. M. Behrend, R. H. Edwards |
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Mathematics and Physics |
C. M. Colley |
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Physics |
D. M. Behrend, D. A. Short |
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Chemistry |
D. M. Behrend, J. D. Gregory |
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Biology |
F. M. Roberts |
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Music |
R. Shepherd |
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Art |
R. W. Allen |
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Handicraft and Technical Drawing |
P. Gray |
Third Forms |
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English |
J. R. Beale, D. M. Nicolson |
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English and History |
J. D. Everatt |
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History |
R. Galley |
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Geography |
J. N. Chapman |
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French |
R. Hawke |
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German |
R. Hawke |
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Spanish |
S. A. Hoyland |
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Latin |
D. M. Nicolson |
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Greek |
R. M. Price |
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Mathematics |
D. M. Nicolson, A. A. Rogers |
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Physics |
D. M. Nicolson |
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Physics and Chemistry |
J. N. Chapman |
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Chemistry |
D. M. Nicolson |
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Biology |
T. J. Laundy |
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Music |
S. A. Walker |
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Art |
P. C. Hibberd, R. W. Platts |
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Handicraft |
A. C. Butler, D. R. Brookes |
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Technical Drawing |
A. C. Butler |
Second Forms |
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English |
J. Pemberton |
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History |
S. M. Wright, R. J. Davies |
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Geography |
P. T. Barwich |
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French |
S. M. Wright, P. M. Holmes |
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Latin |
P. M. Holmes |
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Mathematics |
P. T. Barwich, H. J. Marshall |
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Mathematics and Physics |
D. G. Bradbury |
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Physics |
P. T. Barwich |
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Chemistry |
W. H. Perks, D. G. Bradbury |
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Art |
S. A. Roberts, J. H. Baxter |
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Handicraft |
J. M. Haworth, H. F. Tetley |
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Technical Drawing |
D. G. Bunce |
First Forms |
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R. I. Nicolson, D. W. Gaunt, M. Smith, R. J. Pilkington, M. E. Newman, A. P. Fogell, J. C. Smith, G. Wheat, M. R. Ainsworth, S. Jackson, L. M. Jenkins. |
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English Poem (Intermediate) |
C. I. Wright |
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English Poem (Junior) |
R. I. Nicolson |
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Spoken English (Senior) |
D. Mingay, D. W. Williams |
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Spoken English (Intermediate) |
R. M. Price |
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Spoken English (Junior) |
R. H. Falk |
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Latin Reading (Senior) |
M. A. Hall |
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Latin Reading (Junior) |
G. Underwood |
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Greek Reading |
P. N. Bell |
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Classical Project |
S. M. Wright, J. Pemberton |
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French Reading (Senior) |
P. R. Whyman, D. W. Williams |
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French Reading (Junior) |
S. K. Osborne |
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French Essay |
D. W. Williams, D. Watson |
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German Reading (Junior) |
D. D. Jones, S. F. Drew |
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Spanish Reading (Senior) |
J. R. Bagshaw, J. M. Wilson |
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Spanish Reading (Junior) |
A. B. C. Couldwell |
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Spanish Essay (Senior) |
J. M. Wilson, I. J. Ford |
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Science Essay |
J. H. Nixon, C. R. Brown |
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Natural History Essay |
C. M. Colley, D. M. Nicolson, F. M. Roberts, L. M. Jenkins |
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Scripture Essay |
M. E. Orton, S. A. Walker |
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History Project |
R. Galley, R. G. Billcliffe, S. R. Vere |
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Keyboard (Senior) |
C. M. Dolan, D. W. Williams |
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Piano (Junior) |
D. R. Skidmore |
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Singing (Senior) |
J. G. Skidmore |
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Singing (Junior) |
L. M. Jenkins |
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Instrumental (Senior) |
S. A. Morant |
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Instrumental (Junior) |
J. Crawford |
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Composition (Senior) |
D. W. Williams |
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Composition (Junior) |
D. D. Jones |
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Musicianship (Senior) |
C. M. Dolan |
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Musicianship (Junior) |
I. C. A. F. Robinson |
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Art (Senior) |
J. Brown |
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Art (Intermediate) |
R. W. Allen, R. W. Platts |
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Art (Junior) |
J. R. Baxter |
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Design |
J. Brown |
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Sculpture |
S. A. Morant |
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Photography |
P. M. Hetherington |
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Handicraft |
H. W. Adams, J. L. Wragg |
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Economics Essay |
D. G. Parrish, S. S. Housley, P. Grist |
[Scans and text provided by Barrie Reynolds, KES 56-63]