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Perth Modern School Old Boys Roll Call LIST and RESEARCH COMPILED by NEIL COY, MUSIC TEACHER Perth Modern School Old Boys Roll Call LIST AND RESEARCH COMPILED BY NEIL COY, MUSIC TEACHER We shall remember them… Herbert George Liddington Richard Desmond Browne World War I Corporal – 32nd Battalion Squadron Leader – RAAF, Died 28 September, 1917 John Shaw Anderson 77 Squadron Lance Corporal – Ivor Bevan Rhys Died 8 August, 1945, aged 27 11th Battalion Private – 5th Australian Died 1 August, 1915 at Pioneers Manson William Frank Butcher Gallipoli, aged 19 Died 17 April, 1918, aged 21 Private – 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion Percival James Boland Died 11 February, 1942, aged 19 Private – 11th Battalion Douglas Roy Chidgzey Alfred William Buxton Died 28 June, 1915 at Gallipoli, aged 19 Trooper – 10th Light Horse Regiment Flight Sergeant – RAAF Leslie Thomas Blechyden Died 30 April, 1918, aged 21 Died 8 September, 1942, aged 23 Died 1 July, 1917, aged 19 James Gibson – died in an accident Marshall Trigellis Fox Private – 28th Battalion Alexander John Cain Private – 11th Battalion Died 1 June, 1918 Flying Officer – RAAF Died 1 August, 1915 at Gallipoli, aged 19 Leslie Harold Medbury Died 19 November, 1941, aged 26 Hobart Douglas Firns Private – 46th Battalion Colin Blair Campbell Trooper – 10th Light Horse Died 8 July, 1918 Warrant Officer – RAAF Died 1 August, 1915 at Gallipoli, aged 20 Gladstone John Berry Royce Died 15 August, 1943, aged 22 George Hall Private – 28th Battalion William Ian Cass Trooper – 10th Light Horse Died 29 July, 1918, aged 22 Sergeant – RAAF Died 19 April, 1917, aged 24 Clarence Arnold Manuel Died 4 March, 1942, aged 20 Thomas Carson Harvey Sergeant – 43rd Battalion Frank Llewellyn Charleston Private – 12th Battalion Died 8 August, 1918, aged 20 Warrant Officer Class II – 2/3rd Machine Gun Died 25 July, 1916 Louis Frederick Bromham Battalion Died 12 September, 1942, aged 38 Leslie Andrew Little Corporal – Australian Machine Gun Corps Private – 51st Battalion Died 9 August, 1918, aged 21 Colin Sewell Clark Died between 14 and 16 August, 1916, Arthur Bacon Sergeant – 16th Battalion aged 20 Lance-Corporal, 16th Battalion Died 13 April, 1943, aged 32 John Regan Died 18 September, 1918, aged 21 Norman Baxter Clark Trooper – 10th Light Horse Albion Staple Colin Wilson Sergeant – RAAF Died 7 August, 1915, Gallipoli, aged 20 Private, 3W reinforcements Died 4 November, 1942, aged 21 Noel George Sainsbury Died 14 December, 1918 Lawrence Henry Clarke Private – 28th Battalion Leading Aircraftman, 4 Service Flying Training Died 29 July, 1916, aged 20 School, Geraldton World War II Died 21 July, 1943, aged 21 Isadore Steinberg Charles Vernon Anderson Private – 9th Battalion William Edward Collins Pilot Officer – RAAF Died 20 April, 1916, Battle of Messines Ridge Flying Officer, 5 Service Flying Training Died 29 February, 1941, aged 24 School Uranquinty Frank Williamson Eric George Bamkin Died 1 November, 1945, aged 23 Private, 51st Battalion Pilot Officer – RAAF Died 3 September, 1916, aged 17 Paulus Senor Coronel Died 8 June, 1943, aged 22 Flight Sergeant – RAAF Henry Claude Ladyman Richard Stewart Bennett Died 25 September, 1944 Trooper – 10th Light Horse Flying Officer – RAAF Died 10 January, 1917 Bernard Barton Cresswell Died 21 March, 1945, aged 20 Squadron Leader – RAAF David Walter Stewart Robert Alexander Walton Blair Died 17 April, 1942, aged 29 First Captain of Pilot Officer – RAAF, 77 Squadron – shot down over Lae Harbour Perth Modern School Died 17 June, 1944, aged 22 Clement Cyril Dacey Sergeant – 44th Battalion Ernest Charles Bonds Warrant Officer – RAAF Died 18 June, 1917 Signalman, 6 Division Company Signals Died 17 October, 1942, aged 29 Charles Thomas Johnson Died 12 January, 1945, aged 23 John William Daniell Lance-corporal – 48th Battalion Frederick Britain Borrett Wing Commander – RAAF Died 9 June, 1917 Flight Sergeant, ADU Died 28 February, 1943, aged 26 Henry Howard Mitchell Died 19 August, 1942, aged 27 Ian Kimber Darling Private – 11th Battalion Private, 2/11th Battalion Died 20 September, 1917, aged 20 Died 15th August, 1945, aged 28 Stewart Maitland George Davies Reginald Victor Harvey Lance-Corporal, 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion Leading Aircraftman – RAAF Breton Douglas Norman Died 6 July, 1941, aged 24 Died 15 April, 1941, aged 24 – killed in training Langridge Captain – 2/16th Battalion Frederick Godfrey Davis accident Died 8 September, 1942, Air Mechanic 2nd Class – RAAF Herbert Frederick Hearle aged 23 Keith Johnson Dickinson Sergeant – RAAF Gunner, 2/15 Field Regiment RAA Died 15 May, 1942 Richard Harrison Lee Died 2 March, 1943, aged 39 George Reginald Hedley Lieutenant – Army Staff Corps Ronald Kingston Dorrington Lance-Sergeant, 4 Anti Tank Regiment Royal Died 9 February, 1947, aged 22 Flying Officer – RAAF Australian Artillery Donald Louthean Died 16 March, 1945, aged 25 Died 14 September, 1944, aged 24 Flight Sergeant – RAAF Neville William Duffield Russell Glentworth Hender Died 23 November, 1943, aged 29 Warrant Officer – RAAF Flying Officer – RAAF Alan Montgomery Lutz Died 28 June, 1942, aged 22 Died 15 January, 1943, aged 24 Flight Lieutenant – RAAF Reginald Manville Fenn John Richard Loessel Hill Died 7 September, 1942, aged 23 Lance Corporal – A.C.M.F 10 Garrison Flying Officer, 961 Squadron RAFVR Alfred Edward Lutz Battalion Died 19 August, 1942, aged 30 Pilot Officer – RAAF Died 28 November, 1940, aged 42 Raymond Edgar Holgate Died 4 March, 1945, aged 32 – hit by a train at Swanbourne Flying Officer – RAAF Robin Proudfoot Lutz John Godsell Foreman Died 29 October, 1942 Flying Officer – RAAF Major – 2/13rd Field Company Engineers Buried at Khartoum War Cemetery Died 15 July, 1942, aged 28 Died 13 September, 1945, aged 41 Charles Desmond Wilson Holmes Andrew Wallace Lyon Gordon Russell Gosden Gunner – 2/3rd Artillery Field Regiment Warrant Officer – RAAF Leading Aircraftman – RAAF Died 20 May, 1941 Died 4 January, 1945, aged 30 Died 1 July, 1942, aged 21 – training accident Godfrey Denzil Vaughan Howard Kenneth William Lyon Everard Charles Graebner Flight Sergeant – RAAF Flying Officer – RAAF Flight Sergeant – RAAF Died 25 February, 1944 Died 17 February, 1944, aged 27 Died 8 April, 1945, aged 22 – training Marmaduke Howlett Roy David Maconachie accident Private – 2/28th Battalion Private – 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion Colin Davies Grigg Died 27 July, 1942, aged 29 Died 3 June, 1945, aged 25 Flying Officer – RAAF Frederick Peterken Hunt Albert Fletcher Manning Died 23 April, 1942, aged 28 – training Gunner – 2/7th Field Artillery Regiment Sergeant – RAAF accident Died 19 November, 1942 Died 11 October, 1942, aged 23 Robert Edmund Guthrie Ian James Ingle – plane lost at sea from base in Victoria Flying Officer – RAAF Flying Officer – RAAF Howard Thomas Manning Died 1 August, 1942, aged 29 Died 6 October, 1944 Private – 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion – shot down over Germany Geoffrey Ireland Died 30 April, 1942, aged 23 John Patrick Hall Flying Officer – RAAF John William McGuire Flight sergeant – RAAF Died 4 February, 1944, aged 28 Wing Commander, 7MU RAAF Died 13 August, 1943 Harold Janney Died 7 March, 1942, aged 30 George Alan Halliday Sergeant – RAAF John Scott Meharry Pilot Officer – RAAF Died 30 March, 1942, aged 24 Flying Officer, 32 Radar Station Died 9 April, 1945, aged 28 Alan William Jeffrey Died 22 May, 1946, aged 29 Benjamin Edwin Hansen Private, 2/23rd Battalion Alan Stewart Middleton Sergeant – 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion Died 4 June, 1945, aged 36 Pilot Officer – RAAF Died 12 February, 1942, aged 19 John Eardley Kenny Died 17 July, 1941 – killed in aircraft accident Thomas Harper Flight Sergeant – RAAF Leonard Stewart Middelton Lieutenant – 2/16th Battalion Died 14 December, 1943, aged 21 Flight Sergeant – RAAF – mentioned in despatches Kenneth Irving Kersten Died 2 November, 1942, aged 30 Died 7 July, 1941, aged 28 Flight Officer, 2 Squadron RAAF Frederick William Miller William Francis Marcus Harty Died 22 May, 1942, aged 30 Flying Officer, 32 Squadron RAAF Flight Sergeant – RAAF Robert Ian Maxwell King Died 21 April, 1944, aged 37 Died 16 November, 1944, aged 22 Flight Sergeant – RAAF Joseph Bass Miller – killed in aircraft accident Died 16 August, 1944, aged 21 Pilot Officer, 11 Squadron, RAAF Died 28 April, 1944, aged 21 Gordon William Henry Milne Thomas Alan Rutherford Sapper – 2/6th Field Engineering Company Sergeant – RAAF Died 14 February, 1945, aged 41 Died 19 May, 1942, aged 20 Alexander David Monro Lancelot Oscar Sanderson Lieutenant – 2/28th Battalion Lance Sergeant – 2/11th Battalion Died 28 July, 1942, aged 32 Died 30 December, 1944 Vernon William Morgan Frederick John Alfred Saunders Flight Lieutenant, 22 Squadron RAAF Sergeant – RAAF Died 10 November, 1942, aged 25 Died 8 June, 1942, aged 21 Douglas Clarke Morphett Frederick Harold Schoch Flight Sergeant – RAAF Engineer Sub-Lieutenant – RAAN Died 18 January, 1943, aged 28 Died 20 November, 1941, aged 23 Alex Frederick Nairn – crew member of HMAS Sydney Pilot Officer – RAAF Alexander Gordon Shand Ronald John Carlson Telford Died 2 January, 1944, aged 24 Flying Officer – RAAF Captain, 5th Mechanical Equipment Arthur Renfred Nicolay Died 17 April, 1943, aged 32 Workshop Flying Officer – RAAF Ronald Arthur Shea Died 27 August, 1945, aged 30 Died 4 March, 1942, aged 21 Lieutenant, Land Headquarters Signals Charles Richard Townsend John Thomas O’Connor Died of injuries, 1 April, 1942, aged 29 Sergeant – RAAF Staff Sergeant, AMFC District Office Ralph Mervyn Simpson Died 13 March, 1943, aged 24 Died December 1942, aged 44 Warrant Officer – RAAF Arthur Edwin Turner Edward John Offer Died 4 December,
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