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ALDENHAMIANA ISSUE 42 October 2014 News from the OA Society News from the School Letters from OAs first World War Centenary tribute Obituaries and tributes from the editor ‘At this time of international warfare, we feel uncomfortably unique in publishing a magazine Aldenhamiana in which cricket, football and all No.42 October 2014 Published by The Old Aldenhamian Society other phases of our life are Aldenham School, Elstree, Hertfordshire WD6 3AJ UK reported…’ Email: [email protected] Web: www.oldaldenhamian.org hese are the opening lines taken Tel: +44 (0)1923 858 122 from the Editorial of the TAldenhamian, October 1914. Eerily, they still seem so relevant today. One hundred years ago, on 4th August 1914, Great Britain declared war on Germany. The declaration was binding on all Dominions within the British Empire Contents including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India and South Africa. At the outbreak of war, the ground around the Lower field was ploughed up to plant potatoes to largely 2 From the OA Society increase the home-grown food supply of the School. Out of the 950 Aldenhamians and staff of Aldenham 2 From the President’s Desk School who served their country during the conflict, one hundred and sixty three died. The last day of the First World 3 aldenham.net War was November 11th 1918, known as Armistice Day. 4 OA Day The following resolution was carried unanimously at a Special General Meeting of the OAS held on Dec. 12th 1917: 6 Annual OA Dinner 2013 ‘That the memorial to those OAs and Aldenham masters 10 Sport who have given their lives in the war, shall take the form of a large School Hall and Library, but that the trustees of the fund shall be given power to provide grants out of the fund to assist the education at Aldenham of sons of OAs who 15 From the School require it through circumstances consequent on the war.’ Circulars were sent out to OAs inviting subscriptions to 15 Letter from the Headmaster the Aldenham School War Memorial Library and almost immediately, £2,943 17s.9d. was received in cash and 16 Exam results securities and a further £956 12s.8d. promised. The huge 20 The Letchmore Trust Art Prizes response from OAs, parents and friends of Aldenham School equated to over £900,000 in today’s money. Next time you are at the School, take a look again at the 26 News and features rows of bronze plaques in the Chapel commemorating some of those men and masters of Aldenham School who fell and are still remembered by family and friends. 26 Letters and events I offer my grateful appreciation to my team – Hugh 31 Forms for forthcoming events Schermuly (M1974-79), Sara Price (CR1987-2006), Ann Saffery and Jackie Wilkie (both Development and OA 35 First World War Centenary Tribute Office) and toHeather Sherman for some of the photos. 48 Mentoring As we approach November 11th 2014, let us recall the words of Robert Laurence Binyon, ‘They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.’ 49 Obituaries and tributes James James-Crook (M1968-72) 49 List of Deaths editor, OA Review email: [email protected] 50 Obituaries and tributes 2 From the OA Society From the President’s Desk I am writing this foreword on the morning of the result of the Scottish vote on independence, and with considerable relief that common sense has prevailed and that the United Kingdom remains intact. mong the many aspects of the march to war due to a complex network grants and events for the OA Society campaigning I noted was the of defence alliances in 1914 has parallels members, many of these in close Asignificant impact of younger with the Ukraine-Russia fracas and the association with the School. We are voters and I was impressed with their impact of non-state actors, such as ISIL. grateful to the many individuals who passion, their willingness to listen to the This situation surely highlights the need have supported the Society and its arguments and then turn out to vote in for us to remain vigilant and strong, events over its 112 years of existence considerable numbers. It was a level of both as a country and as part of a wider and I am often told how much our engagement of young people NATO alliance. One could argue strongly magazine, OA Review, is valued by those unparalleled in our political system, that closer, not looser, ties between for whom it is a way of staying in touch maybe it will become a feature of UK countries are needed in these times with old friends, the School and the voting in the future? We shall see. of danger. Society’s events. Closer to home, the Society is making I will not try to summarise the many However, I would urge older Society a real effort to engage with its younger successful OA events of the year, these members to recognise that the benefits alumni members by engaging with the are covered very well in the Review but of their ‘life’ subscription, for example Sixth Form before they leave the School it would be remiss of me not to record as low as 7 Guineas for “life” and forging a bond with the Society the hard work and dedication of the membership in the mid 1950s, which will last a lifetime. Our OA alumni team - Ann Saffery and Jackie effectively ran out several years ago. As sporting clubs, aldenham.net, our Wilkie - and the tremendous support we try to maintain the OA Society’s excellent website and e-newsletters, the Society has received from excellent work both for OAs and in combined with the offer of early and Headmaster James Fowler and the support of the School, I will be writing mid-career mentoring, are all part of School staff in 2013/14. My thanks also individually to these members to ask for our initiatives in this area while also to the OA Committee and in particular their support for the work of the Society, ensuring we retain the loyalty and this year to our Honorary Secretary, so ably outlined in this year’s OA Review. support of our older members. Frank Rogers (SHE1953-58), who has Therefore if you are able to help the This year’s OA Review focuses on the overcome many challenges and OA Society with a modest annual beginning of the Great War during which frustrations to bring our attractive new contribution by standing order, or by nearly a million British and Empire OA pin badge into commission. providing a legacy, please do so because soldiers died. The scale of the sacrifice is We rely heavily on subscriptions from this income is critical and allows us to unimaginable in today’s wars but its new members and occasional legacies to continue to meet the changing needs of lessons are still relevant. The inexorable provide the wide range of services, the OA community now and for generations to come. Finally, my thanks on your behalf, to oa Committee memBerS the Review’s editorial team who have worked so hard to bring you this high Neil Sutherland OBE President quality and very interesting alumni derick Burlingham Johnson Vice President journal. I hope you enjoy reading it. michael taylor CBE DL Vice President frank rogers Hon. Secretary Neil Sutherland OBE (B1966-70) richard Peart Hon. Treasurer President ian Luetchford Committee Member John edwards Committee Member James James-Crook Committee Member david hayes Committee Member indra Sikdar (Committee Member proposed) Nick Pulman Committee Member James fowler Headmaster OA Society pin badge From the OA Society 3 Chris Chittleborough (L1998-2003), left with Jay Joshi (L1996-2003), centre & toks Sotande-Peters (K1996-2003) aldenham.net It was encouraging to see 15 OAs get together for an after work drink at the Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market, EC3 on Wednesday 21st May. The evening offered an ideal opportunity Neil Sutherland (B1966-70), President of The welcome drinks were sponsored by to network professionally and to catch the OA Society, gave an informal address the School and the OA Society. If you up with School friends, some of whom to remind members about the would like to be invited next time, hadn’t seen each other for over invaluable OA Mentoring scheme and please join aldenham.net by contacting 10 years and several making new OA the importance of continued the Development and OA Office. acquaintances. membership of the Society. Mark Reis But where were all the OA City girls? (B1979-84) was the lucky winner of the Tel: 01923 851 612 Surely there must be some OA women business card draw and was delighted to Email: [email protected] working in the capital who would have take home a copy of the history book, enjoyed the occasion and what can we Aldenham School – A Foundation for do to attract you to the next event? Success. mark reis (B1979-84) left chats to frank rogers (She1953-58) hon. Secretary toks Sotande-Peters (K1996-2003) holds court with the headmaster and dev Jadva (L1998-2003) 4 From the OA Society opportunity to review pictures from the past, purchase memorabilia and study a substantial display of publications OA Day written by OAs. Anthony Wood (SHE1954-59) showed copies of his recently published memoir, which School House Gaudy 2014 includes a chapter on his time at Aldenham and attracted much interest.
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