THANK YOU celebrating philanthropy 2017–18 Message from the Rector PROFESSOR SIR RICK TRAINOR

The theme for this year’s Thank You is reflection, and there is certainly much upon which we can reflect with pride and gratitude.

As ever, 2017-18 has been a year where the enduring commitment of every generation of the Exeter family has made its impact. I have been struck by the kindnesses that you have shown us around the world: from California and Toronto to Hong Kong, we have been welcomed with great warmth and abundant hospitality.

Throughout the year, I have had the great pleasure of welcoming many Exonians back to Oxford and have revelled in their evident delight at returning to their alma mater.

One of the landmark successes of the year was the creation of Swiss Friends of Oxford University (SFOU). I am delighted that Howard Rosen (1974, Jurisprudence) has achieved his goal of establishing SFOU, which is a major initiative to facilitate tax-effective giving from alumni and friends in Switzerland. Howard’s leadership and commitment were the driving force behind the creation of SFOU and I have no doubt that it will become a driving force for Swiss-based philanthropy to Oxford in the years ahead.

Following the success and close of the Exeter Excelling Campaign, the question of its successor has prompted much reflection and debate throughout the year. With the input of our major donors, alumni, Fellows and students, we have identified key areas that will become the pillars of our next phase of Development endeavour. These are in the process of being shaped into programmes for future funding and I will look forward to sharing them with you in the months ahead.

Together, we will make these transformational ideas a reality and, in doing so, we will set the course for the next chapter in Exeter’s story. Together, we will make Floreat Exon! these transformational ideas a reality and, in doing so, we will set the course for the next chapter in Exeter’s story A year of success – and a beckoning future

If last year was a year of transition from the tremendous successes of the Exeter Excelling Campaign, 2017-18 has been one of looking forward with eagerness to the next phase of endeavour in the College’s development and alumni engagement story.

As always, the roles that our donors have played throughout the year have been transformational. Thanks to you, we now have funding for two new Junior Research Fellows: we will look forward to welcoming our new Junior Research Fellow in Mathematics and the Sir John Elliott Junior Research Fellow in Spanish History at the start of the next academic year. These early career researchers will not only provide critical expertise in their subjects but will also be a strong connector across the common rooms: inspiring junior members and learning from their peers, they will strengthen the College-wide bond.

We have been touched and honoured by those who have chosen to support the College with a legacy and, this year, we have been the grateful beneficiary of eight legacies. Whilst unrestricted legacies provide essential funding by supporting areas of greatest need, we have chosen to allocate major donations to the current College priority project, the much-anticipated rejuvenation of the Turl Street Library. Find out how Dr Robert Hall Wagstaff chose to make an impact in the following pages.

Thanks to you, the Alumni Fund continues to grow and attract new donors, and your support offers vital financial support to many student-centred projects. From bursaries and hardship funding to student clubs and activities, we are able to offer an exceptional student experience. Your enthusiasm and endorsement of the ‘Exeter Creates Superheroes’ campaign has resulted in many wonderful stories of your time at College and we are grateful to you for sharing them with us.

One final highlight from this year: the executives of both the JCR and the MCR encouraged their members to give a Leavers’ Gift this year, the first time that both Common Rooms have made their mark on giving to Exeter. You can find out more on page seven.

You enable Exeter to transform young lives. Your collective thoughtfulness, commitment and generosity opens up opportunities for our students that they would never otherwise receive. For that we thank you.

PAMELA STEPHENSON Director of Development and Alumni Relations A gift to the next generation

With their College days now at a close, Exeter’s 2018 leavers can reflect on hard-earned achievements and look forward to new careers or further study ahead. To mark the end of their time here, many Exonians pledged a Leaver’s Gift to support future generation of students.

This year, for the first time, both Exeter’s Junior and Middle Common Rooms invited departing members to make a donation to the College. JCR President, Ellie Milne-Brown reflects,

“It is a sign of the real enthusiasm JCR members feel for our community that £2,747.40 we had so many donations from so many students, and so much engagement in the process of deciding what to spend it on.”

Members of each common room gave careful consideration to how, Raised by the 2017-18 collectively, they would like to make a positive impact on the students who will Leavers’ Gift follow in their footsteps. MCR President, Henry Sawczyc, comments, (includes matched funding from alumni) “We have been able to put all of the gifted money from this year’s MCR members directly back into benefitting future graduate students though the setting up of an additional graduate travel grant. This will hopefully mature in the next few years to allow more travel money for future MCR members to show off their fantastic research around the world.”

Ellie adds,

I am thrilled that “I am thrilled that the JCR Leavers’ money will make a real difference for the community at Exeter, in the form of plants to brighten the Margary Quadrangle the JCR Leavers’ and, potentially, kick-starting a fund for transgender students’ transition.” money will make By creating new travel opportunities, ensuring every College member receives the support they need, and enhancing the College environment, the collective a real difference giving of our 2018 leavers will have a tremendous impact on the Exeter for the community experience long after their departure. at Exeter Henry explains, “It is a true sign of the generosity, forward thinking, and love of our members for Exeter that this has been made possible, and I cannot thank you enough for your kindness.”

JCR President, Ellie Milne-Brown (left), and MCR President, Henry Sawczyc (right), pictured on the rooftop terrace at Cohen Quad Major legacy inspires new He was a great man in his chapter in Library story lifelong dedication to law

Throughout the course of the year, we have been the very grateful beneficiary and justice. I will miss his of eight legacies from alumni and friends of the College. One of those legacies unshakeable belief that all has been left by renowned constitutional lawyer, Dr Robert Hall Wagstaff (pictured right), who arrived at Exeter in 2002, aged 60, to read for a BCL. After the identifiable failures in completing the BCL, he continued his studies, eventually being awarded an MStud justice and equality could in 2006 and a DPhil in 2011, all the while maintaining his law practice in Alaska. ultimately be fixed. Dr Wagstaff passed away in Carmel, California on 8 October 2017 after a long life filled with adventure and learning. His widow, Cynthia Fellows, reflects,

“Robert had great admiration and respect for the culture and the quality of academic life at the Guy Martin, a friend and colleague of Robert’s, and University of Oxford. He enjoyed the Exeter College community, participated in many of the former US Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Land events on offer, and was engaged for several years in interviewing prospective law students.” and Water Resources and former Commissioner of Natural Resources for the State of Alaska Not only was he a renowned constitutional lawyer and lifelong student of history, but he was also a passionate aviator. Not wanting to be without his airplane while living in Oxford, he flew it across the Atlantic Ocean, hangaring it at Kidlington and flying throughout the UK and Europe with his wife as time allowed.

Cynthia recalls,

“The fulfilling friendships formed while at Oxford remained with him after departing from the UK. His legacy is a reflection of his gratitude for the opportunity to live and study in Oxford and his desire to support Exeter College for the benefit of current and future generations.”

We are delighted that Cynthia has approved the allocation of Dr Wagstaff’s legacy to support the rejuvenation of the Turl Street Library. This major project will see this treasured landmark enhanced and upgraded for future generations of students, bringing our magnificent Gilbert Scott building up to modern day standards. An architectural competition will be launched shortly and we are excited at the possibilities that lie ahead for this much-loved Exeter landmark.

Cynthia comments,

“I am thrilled to endorse contributing my husband’s legacy gift to the Library project. Libraries – law libraries in particular – were an integral part of our shared academic/professional lives. Robert would be very well pleased at the prospect. Transforming the Exeter College Library to fit the needs of students in the digital age is an ambitious project, but I have witnessed first-hand library spaces transformed accordingly, resulting in excellent functional and welcoming learning environments.” Ambitious access – alumni Cornwall is rich with young talent and our goal is to encourage society brings Oxford to more students to aspire to study Cornwall in Oxford – and to succeed in achieving those aspirations With the topic of admissions to the University under the media spotlight, we are delighted to work with the Oxford University Society Cornwall to open up the possibilities of an Oxford education to more Cornish students.

Brasenose alumnus and Newlyn resident, Richard Cockram, leads the group and has connected with Exeter as a result of our historic connections to the South West. Richard and his fellow OU alumni undertake a range of fundraising initiatives each year and now support Exeter’s Summer Residential to provide much-needed travel funding for students to attend the two- day programme. This year, 25 students from Cornish schools attended the event which aims to offer an insight into life and study at Oxford and we will track future applications from this cohort to help measure the programme’s effectiveness.

Richard comments,

“OUS Cornwall is committed to enabling more of our young people from the region benefit from the wonderful experience that Oxford offers. Cornwall is rich with young talent and our goal is to encourage more students to aspire to study in Oxford – and to succeed in achieving those aspirations. ”

One of the organisations most closely linked to the programme is Further Education college, Penwith College. Exonian, Vanessa Hager (1983, English), is Oxbridge Lead at Penwith who has many years of experience in spotting academic potential. She comments,

“We see many talented students at Penwith, which has had very strong connections with Exeter College. The Society’s generosity opens up new possibilities for these young people by encouraging them to broaden their horizons which, ultimately, improves their life chances.”

Fellow OUS Cornwall member and New College alumnus, Rick Stein (1969, English) (pictured above), is a leading supporter of OUS Cornwall. The group’s annual lunch is held at his renowned Seafood Restaurant in Padstow and, inspired by the group’s commitment, he has also chosen to support the access initiative. Left to right: Dr Vanessa Hager, Oxbridge Lead, Penwith College; Richard Cockram, OUS Cornwall Secretary; Jeremy Varcoe, Chairman; Professor Fenella Wojnarowska, Bursary Secretary Reflections on a decade of I aim to foster giving a sense of excellence which When Hong Kong-based Exeter alumnus, David Webb (1983, Mathematics) decided to support his College, he chose to do so in a creative way that would inspire final inspires each year students to achieve their goals. Philanthropy and innovation have merged to year’s Finalists to create the Exeter College Incentive Scheme (ECIS). Ten years on, it has channelled more than £480,000 to support priority areas across the College community. do their utmost

David considers a decade of innovative giving and explains,

“My goal was to set up a means of giving that was linked to academic excellence, using the number of Firsts achieved by the College each year as 268 a benchmark. In doing so, I aim to foster a sense of excellence which inspires each year’s Finalists, with the support of their tutors, to do their utmost. Their success will benefit those who follow in their footsteps. I chose to give Exeter the freedom to allocate the funds to wherever the need is greatest. The Number of Firsts Fellows can best judge how their allocations will affect long-run academic achieved over the performance which in turn affects future funding from ECIS in a virtuous ten years of ECIS circle.”

Each year, David and his fellow ECIS donors elect to contribute a fixed sum for each First class degree achieved at the end of that year. The impact on the students of this much-needed unrestricted funding is significant. Thanks to this special approach to philanthropy, we have been able to provide support for our tutorial system, provide vital funding for students who need it most, and ensure that the Exeter community benefits from a range of social and sporting activities, all of which provide an invaluable rounded experience.

Last year, 2017-18, saw 32 Finalists achieving a First, up from 23 the previous year. The goal now is to mirror this upward trajectory by growing the number of donors who share David’s creative vision – and increasing the value of unrestricted donations to support the student community.

David Webb pictured on the roof terrace of the International Finance Centre, Hong Kong By supporting the Making the most of life bursary system I at Exeter can help present-

day students and One of the great strengths of the Exeter alumni community is the immense variety of those who choose to support the College. From Finalists making their first ever also acknowledge donation to those who have given annually for many years, there are fascinating my debt to the stories to be discovered at every turn. free financial Elan Preston-Whyte (2011, Literature and the Arts) has her own special story help I received all to share. She embarked on her Exeter story after a successful medical career those years ago and has continued to play a part in College life since then. She describes her journey, 57 “My brother and I went to Medical School together in 1955, he to start the 2nd MB Course and I to do 1st MB. We had no fees to pay and when my father, a doctor, died two years later we both had full maintenance grants. This meant my mother who hadn’t worked since her marriage did not have the worry of Number of Exeter how to maintain two children for the next four years on a widow’s pension, students who nor did we have a large debt to pay off as would happen nowadays. I have received a bursary every reason to be grateful therefore for the generosity of the State system in 2017–18 which provided such a beneficial start to my career which led eventually to my being a partner in a large General Practice as well as a senior lecturer in the Medical Faculty at Leicester and my brother, a Professor of Anaesthesiology at Cambridge.”

Elan’s arrival at Exeter gave her an opportunity to see at first-hand how much college life has to offer both undergraduates and graduate students. Although she was paying her own fees this time around, the total cost of her degree was, nevertheless, significant. She comments,

“Speaking to others in the MCR I realised that my good fortune when aged 20 is not replicated now. I feel therefore that by supporting the bursary system I can help present-day students and also acknowledge my debt to the free financial help I received all those years ago.”

Elan Preston-Whyte at Turl Street, photographed shortly before the Armistice Centenary TOTAL INCOME FROM DONATIONS

2017–18 This year, your donations supported four key areas of our operations, as illustrated in the chart below. 21% At a glance: the year in numbers Channelling your donation to areas of greatest need gives us a great deal of flexibility to fund urgent £517,228Areas of greatest priorities as they arise. Students are supported across need Exeter’s position as one of the colleges at the forefront of Development success continues with an all four priorities – from providing exceptional exceptionally strong participation rate: 63.7% of Exeter alumni have ever made a donation. As we go to accommodation, maintaining press, we are awaiting the outcomes of the University-wide benchmarking study which will show how our our prized tutorial system, participation rate compares to other colleges for the year. Thanks to you, we can be confident that we will offering travel grants and – once again – be amongst the strongest performers. bursaries – every aspect of student life benefits from your support. Income from Development activity remains a critical component of the College’s annual revenue stream, 8% as we show in the chart below. Similarly, strong returns from our endowment provide a sound basis £212,328Student support for funding all aspects of College life. Growing our endowment for the future will become ever more £2.53m important as we seek to make the most of precious resources. 54% TOTAL COLLEGE REVENUE 2017–18 Enhancing£1.37m College 17% facilities £430,585Teaching and research 2% 11% Other Catering income 21% Donations

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We acknowledge and thank our many major benefactors whose vision and generosity have shaped and transformed the Exeter College community. In addition to those listed below, we recognise 28 major benefactors who have chosen to remain anonymous.

RECTOR’S GUILD OF BENEFACTORS PALMER BENEFACTORS The late Glye Hodson (donations over £1 million) (donations over £50,000) David Holgate Sir Ronald Cohen (Gifts given in honour of Michael Walt Bachman Tim Houghton and Sonia Cohen) The late Malcolm Baron David Hughes Bart Holaday (Gifts from the Dakota Foundation in The late Greig Barr Richard Jackson honour of Sidney and Alberta Bart Holaday) The late Michael Barrow Colin Joseph Mark Houghton-Berry Devin Brougham Aly Kanji and Parul Gheewala The late Colin Hunter David Cannon Roger Kubarych William Jackson Bruce Carnegie-Brown John Laslett The late Clement Le Rossignol The late Anthony Coughlan The late Joseph McNeil The late Michael John Mavrogordato The late Rusty Drugan David Milnes Charles Outhwaite Giles Frost Roger Munnings The late Krishna Pathak Nick Gaynor Liz Newlands Peter Thompson Rafael Gil-Tienda Joe Nye WOCO Foundation Adam Hogg Andrew Popham The late Edwin James Ian Potts STAPELDON BENEFACTORS Peter Job Jonathan Ramsden (donations over £500,000 ) Graham Keeley Richard Reuben The late Fred Bornhauser Kevin and Nicola Knott Alan Russett The late Bennett Boskey Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski Craig Shuttleworth Rosemary Peacocke (in memory of Arthur Peacocke) The late Peter Lewis The late Michael Sissons Paul Pheby Iain Lumsden Richard Stubbs Hamish McRae Hugh Sweet PETRE BENEFACTORS Richard Meddings The late Ronald Tidmarsh (donations over £250,000) Hugh and Pamela Moir Murray Tobias Henry and Cheryl Kloppenburg Neil Monnery Richard Tolkien The late Peter Pointer Tony Moreton Graham van’t Hoff Harish Salve The late Brian Murgatroyd Cung Vu David Webb Tim Parritt (on behalf of Oak Foundation) Toby Wallis The late Costas Prapopulos David Warren ACLAND BENEFACTORS Ashwin Ranganathan The late Joan Wheare (donations over £100,000) John Ratcliffe Derek Wheeler John Ashdown Howard Rosen Richard Wheway Ben Gurion University Foundation Andrew Speirs James White Neil Blair The late Kenneth Stowe Liz Wood Nick Campsie The late Ronald Watkins David Hartnett (Gifts from the Hartnett Trust) The late Douglas Williams EXETER BENEFACTORS Richard Heald Chris Allner John Hughes PERYAM BENEFACTORS Alan Bennett Sydney Kentridge (donations over £25,000) Victoria Cech The Kufuor Biographical Project (in honour of The late Robert Argles Charles Cotton President John Kufuor) Tyebjee and Sophy Barma Jonathan and Caroline Dean John Leighfield The late Terry Baskett The late Elizabeth Gili Richard Mahoney John Beck and Lucy Baker The late Rodney Hunter The late Arthur Marshall Richard Bennett EJ Morgan John Quelch Shom Bhattacharya Bernard Oppetit Santander UK plc Alan Broomhead Bina Pandit Alex Scott Henry Brown The late Ralph Raby David Seddon The late Arthur Burgess David Rodway Tim Vanderver Edward Bygott The late Andrew Rollo The late Patrick Williams The late David Cowperthwaite Simon Ruckert Raymond Dwek Peter Rushton The late Denys Dyer The late Peter Russell Stephen Gale-Batten Kenan Sahin Jonathan Gittos The late Edward Smith The late Bill Golden The late Michael West Dave Handley Michael Hart Karl Hirshman Legators and legacy pledges

Throughout 2017-18, legacies have been instrumental in making College priorities a reality. Unrestricted legacies have tremendous impact and are directed to wherever the need is greatest at the time they are received. We are immensely grateful to our alumni and friends listed below who have named Exeter College in their Wills, and we honour those whose legacies have been realised.

LEGACIES RECEIVED IN 2017–18 Jonathan Gough Ian Philip Richard Wheway Farnsworth Fowle Michael Gray Anthony Pollington Michael Whitear Clifford Haslam Geoffrey Greatrex Ian Potts David Wickham Glye Hodson David Groom Graham Powell Eric Wilkinson Ken Jones Jay Gruenfeld Eric Pride Simon Willbourn William Sanders Katrina Hancock John Probert David Williams Robert Wagstaff David Hancock Ashley Pugh Alison Wilson Andrew Watson Dave Handley Chisanga Puta-Chekwe Martin Woodgett John White Louis Hein d’Emmerez de Charmoy Richard Rathbone Christopher Woodward Erik Hermans Andrew Reekes David Wright LEGACY PLEDGES James Hiddleston George Renn Hugh Wybrew Stephen Adam Alan Hing Colin Richards Jack Young James Adams Karl Hirshman Toby Roberts John Armstrong Tim Horlick Matthew Robinson Jared Armstrong Michael Horniman David Rodway Richard Arnold Michael Hoskins Howard Rosen Tim Ashley Tim Houghton Angus Ross John Ashworth Colin Howard John Rowe John Badcock Peter Hoyle Richard Rowley Richard Baker Kenneth Ibbett Hugh Rowlinson Malcolm Bannister Derek Jenkin Prajakt Samant John Barraclough Nigel Jenney Michael Sargent Barrie Bartlett Jo Jesty David Seamark Philip Beckett Stanley Johnson David Seconde Andrew Bell Graham Keeley Henry Selby Nigel Bennett Walter Kemp John Shaw Eric Bennett Sydney Kentridge Steve Siddall David Best Brian King Alan Simcock Richard Booth Henry Kloppenburg John Simons Christopher Boyce Damien Knight John Sleeman Ian Brammer Roger Kuin Peter Sleight Dick Brealey Colin Lake Peter Smith Alan Broomhead Michael Langley John Smith Gill Bullock Richard Law Richard Sparks David Butler Ian Lawrie Andrew Speirs Frances Cairncross Keith Le Page Peter Spriddell Peter Callaway Andrew Le Poidevin Clare Spring Bruce Carnegie-Brown Marcus Lee Peter Stafford Simon Chadwick Andrew Leigh Tom Steele Mark Chatterton John Leighfield Ian Stoyle Andrew Chojnicki Paul Leyland Peter Sturtz Edward Clark John Lister Gwynne Sullivan Grayson Clarke Colin Luke Hugh Sweet Colin Clowes Iain Lumsden Anthony Targett Tony Cole John Maddicott Karen Thackery Anthony Coleby Anthony Magauran John Tinker Neil Cooper Richard Mahoney Murray Tobias Bruce Coulson Michaela Manning Richard Tolkien Brian Cunningham Stephen Marfleet Nigel Tonkin Andrew Darnton Andrew Martin Smith Peter Truscott David Davies John McOmie David Vaisey Peter Dunkley Christopher Mitchell-Heggs Denis Vandervelde Rodney Edrich Alan and Lorraine Morgan Richard Vaughan-Jones Noel Fletcher Jo Morrison Frank Vibert Richard Fountaine Fred Morrison Jerry Wales John Frood Adrian Neil David Walker Stephen Gale-Batten Andrew Newton Andrew Walker Margaret Garvie Jennifer Norman Robin Wallace Simon Gegg Richard O’Rorke Peter Walters Richard Gill Catherine Overell-Stone Bill and Anne Watts Paul Gittins John Partridge Jeffery Wear Michael Gittins Lesley Pattinson Michael Wearne Nigel Glen David Peretz Freddy West Honour roll 2017–18

More than 1,300 members of the Exeter family chose to support us this year and we recognise their generosity in this year’s Honour Roll. The list below includes those who are members of the 1314 Society together with those who have given single gifts, regular gifts and payments against multi-year commitments. We also acknowledge our anonymous donors, including current students and their parents.

1937 1952 Ian Philip Alan Broomhead* 1963 The late Farnsworth Fowle John Henstridge The late Roger Pyne Patrick Brown Keith Anderson Vernon Kitch Henry Selby Tony Cole* Howard Carless 1940 Colin Lake John Shobbrook Peter Dormor* Ivor Crewe John Cooper Tony Moreton Robert Sider Philip Heycock Geoffrey Druett Geoffrey Martindale Bill Roberts Donald Sniegowski Ian Higgins John Frood David Sharpe Henry Summerfield Philip Levine Ralph Garbett 1942 David Wayne Martin Woodgett Andrew Maclehose David Nash Noel Fletcher Price Zimmermann Angus Ross Derek Slater 1953 John Rowe Robert Smythe 1943 Edward Bygott* 1957 Joseph Sharp Peter Walters Gerald Coombe The late Bernard Carré Barrie Benfield John Thane John Weeks Nick Coleman Michael Collins Frank Vibert* Alun Williams 1944 Peter Dunkley Brian Cunningham George Walker David Wilson Barry Taylor Ian Hollands Peter Elbow Tony Williams Brian Stewart Raymond Kendall John Gold 1945 Brian Kethero Anthony Grocott 1961 1964 The late Alan Eddy Michael Lockton John Hawkins Nigel Bunce Tony Addison* John Jeffreys Peter Meredith Richard Johnson Richard du Parcq* John Alpass Edwin Saxton The late Brian Park Ray Jones Rowland Eustace David Badcock Eric Pride* Brian Knight Ian Gatenby Robin Bailey 1946 Michael Rose Philip Le Brocq* David Godfrey* Robin Boadway Kenelm Burridge The late William Sanders Michael Lightfoot John Horsley Hugh Clarke Bedrick Eisler Michael Sargent Arthur Morris Robert Hughes Ronald Cohen Sydney Kentridge* Peter Thomas Oswyn Murray Christopher Lange Iván de Némethy James Kinnier Wilson George Welch Darryl Myers Ian Maddieson John Hawkes David Rimmer Michael Manson David Jeacock 1947 1954 Jeffery Wear* Peter Moffatt Jo Jesty* The late Paul Atyeo John Boulter* Fred Morrison Colin Luke* The late Ken Jones Michael Budd 1958 Michael Nassim Duncan Matheson Hugh Rowlinson Bruce Coulson David Best John Perry Ian McGowan Nicholas Thomas Peter de Iongh Anthony Bramley-Harker Stephen Pix* Kenneth Parker Harry Eccles David Chadwick Guy Rowston Bruce Patrick 1948 Ned Eyre Edward Clark Steve Siddall Terry Powley Keith Ferris John Oxford Simon Gegg* Alan Simcock* Richard Rathbone John Probert* John Partridge David Harrison* Murray Tobias John Snell Peter Spriddell* Anthony Pollington Karl Hirshman* Nigel Tonkin* Roger Surcombe Michael Wearne John Saunders Dick Hyde Martin Wyatt Dick Taylor Rex Williams Memo Spathis John Leighfield* Peter Thorley The late Chris Winn Jonathan Stockland Joe Nye* 1962 Brian Ward Gervase Yates Peter Trinder Bernard Wolfe* John Armstrong Philip Beckett 1965 1949 1955 1959 Ed Berman* Anthony Brailsford Nigel Amherst Tyebjee and Sophy Barma* Malcolm Bannister Richard Condon Richard Fountaine Alan Cassels Roger Billings Mike Carter Robin Daniel Richard Hermon John Drewett David Davies Ivor Davies Sandrey Date Alan Hing The late Clifford Haslam David Hopkins Michael Davis Ian Duncan James Holman Anthony Robson Graham Keeley* Christopher Green Bill Flett Barry Hooks David Rolfe Colin Maiden John Greig Richard R. Hallin Michael Hoskins The late Costas Prapopulos Gerald Hewertson-Tisdall Frank James Julian Larkin 1950 Joe Schork Peter Hobbs* Anthony Leach Stephen Marfleet Graham Falconer* Neville Sheard Tom Jones Charles Messenger The late Mark Moroney Herman Hamilton Robin Wallace* Ian McCubbin Keith Norman Peter Neville The late Glye Hodson Kenneth Zucker David Milnes* Stuart Parkes John Schwarzmantel* Richard Wheway* Richard Orchard Ian Potts David Short 1956 John Parsons John Quenby Chris Skidmore 1951 John Ashworth* Bill Reynolds Michael Runnalls Chris Smallwood Walter Gratzer Hugh Barrett Michael Schofield Edward Saunders Peter Thompson* James McConica* Dick Brealey Christopher Storr John Smith Hugh Thomson Keith Pearson Anton Buckoke* Hugh Sweet* Anthony Targett Tony Thomson Ashley Pugh* Michael Crowe Terry Veeman Tim Vanderver* Colin Richards Michael Gittins 1960 John Weale* John Vinson David Shorney John Goslin Jack Amos Jim Wilson Martin Yates The late John White Richard Latham Thomas Bevir

* Member of the 1314 Society 1966 Dominic Kwiatkowski Bill Lanyon 1980 William Kenyon Huw Alban Davies Richard Law Paul Leyland Nick Avery Giles Latcham Keith Atkey Peter Mann* Gerry McHugh Harry Bayman Charles Outhwaite* Walt Bachman* Alasdair McKeane Alan Newton John Davies Ian Peel Richard Barker* Peter Miéville Robert Parkinson Janet Ellard Simon Pridmore Hugh Beale Philip Nokes Peter Shadbolt* Andrew Goldsworthy Mark Richards Martin Couchman Scott Nycum* Douglas Stembridge Bob Haynes* Mark Speeks* Christopher Doidge Martin Penny Huw Williams John Leadley Ravi Takhar Roger Gilbert David Ralph Tim Lunn Fred Tingey Peter Gluckman Alastair Saunders 1976 Andrew Milton Anthony Turnbull Stephen Green Terry Smith Mark Ballman Neil Monnery* Katy Young Hartley Heard Jeremy Sowry Robin Challis Stephen Newman Roger Kubarych Peter Willett Gareth Edwards Kevin Pantling 1985 Michael Lanning Nick Gregory Rosemary Pantling Julea Butt John Lenton 1972 Mark Houghton-Berry* Martyn Sharples Chris Chinn John Lewin Roger Baker Roland Jackson Wenna Thompson Michael Coyne Roderick Matheson Raymond Bell Paul Kane Graham van’t Hoff* Ashley Dyson David Pow Michael Bevington Nick Kendall-Carpenter David Evans Peter Randell Nick Byrne Adrian Long 1981 Richard Everitt Nicholas Simons Mark Evens John Melotte Rachel Billinge Jonathan Finn Terry Walton David Feldman Andrew Paton Melissa Burch Sue Gauge Michael Frankl Michael Ralph Mark Dilworth Catriona Hammer 1967 Dave Greenwood Roman Rudkowskyj Giles Frost Minquan Liu Henry Brown Paul Hewlett Richard Stubbs Michael Gigney Anthony Maton* Tim Brown Nick Kirk Philip Terzian Jerry Herbert Adrian Monck Graham Curtis Keith Le Page Alfie Vibert Jane Isaacs Jim Percival George Doucas Paul Marks Stephen Walsh* Erika Jorgensen George Peretz* Malcolm Fain Edward Nicol Martin Leech Rebecca Priestley Alan Green Girish Patel 1977 Walter Macharg Jeremy Wells Rob Ingram Ian Sanderson James Adams Stephen McCabe Chris Wilkinson Michael Krantz John Shaw Julian Alworth Robert Noel Michael Langley* Martin Smith Jeremy Broadhead Neil Robjohns 1986 Robert Newman Peter Southerden Stephen Cameron Jeremy Tyrer Chris Ball Charles Oram Richard Stones Christopher Cohen Rhodri Williams Nick Barnard Gordon Read Graham Taylor Christopher Danilewicz Christine Brettler Michael Schultz Ian Webb Michael Hart* 1982 Jonathan Gough David Whitelam* Aidan Langley Paul Akroyd Chris Hancock 1968 Chris Wood Christopher Page* Chris Archer-Lock Graham Harper Richard Barker Chisanga Puta-Chekwe Simon Billinge David Harrison Clive Carpenter 1973 David Stead Simon Chadwick Emma Langley Richard Corran Steve Bold Mark Thomas Martin Clemoes John Melin Alan Davis Stephen Dawson Richard Watson Mark Eady Adrian Powell John Fulton Robert Field Tessa McDonald Mary Rogers Malcolm Hitchings William Flint Cahan 1978 Tim Parritt Adrian Sainsbury* Bo Jones Jr Michael Hosking Aarif Barma Philip Rose James Sanders Henry Kloppenburg Yves-Marie Morissette* Nigel Bennett* Stephen Schaw Miller Michael Schelble Graham Miller Edward Phipps Nick Bye Alastair Smail Nicholas Stretch William Pugh Simon Plant Peter Edgerton Humphrey Tomlinson* Bill Westwater* Andrew Taylor* David Seamark* Bernard Gilles Nicholas Worskett Amanda Williams Ernest Werlin Roger Stone Charles Gillott Claire Williams Steve Willmott Ian Thrussell Edwin Harland 1983 Rhidian Williams* Jerry Wales John Hicklin Andy Anson Stuart Williams* 1969 Max Wiley Peter Jones Richard Astle Alastair Brett Julian Wynter Matthew Lebus Frances Bernau 1987 Andrew Chojnicki Richard Rowley Dominic Berry Alexander Antelme* Peter Cooke 1974 Malcolm Rutherford Robin Blades Deborah Ball Mike Griffiths Georges Ascione* Mike Sanders Chris Clarke Simon Bolitho Richard Harries Edward Condry Alex Scott* Nicholas Davidson Judith Brain Michael Lee Michael Geoghegan Toby Wallis John Dermo Rob Farquharson James Parsons David Harris* Doron Weber William Jackson* Rachel Farrow Robin Willis Mark Hatcher Derek Wheeler* Alison Kelly Hugh Fraser Mike Wooldridge Colin Hawkes Peter Woodbridge Barbara Lunnon Jon Gisby Robert Young Jon Howard-Drake David Marriage Cooper Jackson Richard Jarvest 1979 Iain McNeil Stephen Todd 1970 Mark King Chris Allner Nicholas Myerson Christopher Aggs Christopher Perrett Chuck Anderson John Neale 1988 David Ceen Andrew Popham* Alastair Ballantyne Dermot Russell* Renny Barrett Alan Cogbill Steven Ratcliffe Dick Barton Anthony Saint Daniel Cammerman Richard Eastman Robert Reid Jenny Bond Dina Shiloh Jackson Collins* Mike Frow Nigel Roffe Ian Bradbury Hugh Shilson-Thomas Georgie Dennis Ian Lawrie Howard Rosen Mike Coleman Andrew Speirs* Robin Down Hugh Palmer David Seddon Andrew Coulton Richard Tarrant Matthew Fitton Tony Powell Barry Smith Graeme Francis David Webb* Nick George Andrew Reekes Ian Smith Anthony Green James White Mick Howard Michael Simpson John Taylor Nick McCulloch Gwynne Jones David Taylor Richard Tolkien* Richard Morris 1984 Lee Mickus Stephen Wilson Eric Warner Andrew Peck Hussein Barma Liz Wagner Martin Whittaker Trevor Pethick Andrea Bradley 1971 Thomas Quin Reeta Chakrabarti 1989 Shom Bhattacharya 1975 Jim Shine Tina Cook* Clair Ashley Richard Booth* Simon Bloomfield David Stewart Jane Davison Conrad Benefield Christopher Boyce Anthony Charnley John Yeatman Rachel Falconer Justin Brett Anthony Dlugosz Peter Foot Fiona Young David Field Roy Cox Geoff Hall Graham Fosh Brendon Hansford Jane Desnoyers Richard Jackson* Christopher Headdon Jon Hellin Richard Dudley*

* Member of the 1314 Society Daniel Johnson Andrew Forrest George Heywood Claire Atkinson Patrick Howard Chloe Evenson Edward Wignall* Benjamin Schumacher* Colin Squire* Pritam Kamat Jamie McDougall Jon Killingley Katherine Barker Katharine Kirkbride Eleanor Franzén Libbi Wittenberg* Daniel Sega Neuman* Rick Stein Georgia Kaufmann Clare Mcintosh Gavin Little Tom Bolam Victoria Lazar Graham Declan Guilfoyle Chuhan Zhang* Casey Shi* Pamela Stephenson* Ed Kearns Gillian Molesworth-St. Christopher Monk Jonny Bridcut Ricardo Pachon Jack Hutchison Oluwapelumi Simpson* Biz Stone Alasdair Kergon Aubyn Nick Mumby Felicity Burling Paul Pamment Katharina Neill 2015 Catherine Sutherland* Jim Thomas Eleri Larkum David Powell Jonathan Roberts Adam Davidson Matt Parritt Jessica Palmarozza Rebecca Annells* Talal Syed* Rick Trainor* Nigel Leyland Eleonora Suhoviy Luka Gakic* Guy Pewsey Xandra Robinson-Burns Shammah Banerjee* Chloe Wall* Helen Vereker Nick Lyle 1994 Veronica Vasco Richard Harrap David 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