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61 Autumn 1962 CONTENTS Pnerr-crs,196l ) .. Frontis piece ScHool Norr s I Or-o Bovs' HoNor-rns,I962 2 ENrn'rNrs, Luvtns, Aw.lnos, G.C.E 3 Rur;Rv Foors,\rr. 7 Cnrcxnr tl Housa P.E. CoupnrrrloN t4 I Ior sr Norr,s t4 Scnoor Cruns ,lNo Soclr-r'rrs l6 Musrc Notr.s l8 Antrclns 22 VtlNNn ,,rNn lNNsRnt cK ... 1^ UNrvr,nsrrvNlu s 27 Olo Gn,rtru,lnl,tNs'AssocrarroN 29 The Magazine of the Wellingborough Grammar School No. 61 AUTUMN TERM, 1962 SCHOOL NOTES Head of School : N. I. Palmer. Second Prefect : P. J. Stevenson. Prefects : R. F. Gardiner R. Ball A. C. Bond P. Lindsell M. L. Abrahams R. A. Knight I. S. Lauder R. W. Mason C. R. Dobbs M. R. Parker B. J. Ingyon R. J. Sewell W. R. Orton B. K. Tanner B. Bellamy. We welcome to the staff this term Messrs. T. D. Norman, M. J. Parkin, P. J. Warren and C. J. Cox. We hope that they will be happy here. We congratulate Messrs. P. H. Templar, A. J. B. Tussler, R. Bentley and A. J. L. Alden on their marriages and wish them happiness. It is with regret that we learn that Mr. J. P. Hyde has decided to give up active participation in Rugby. He will no longer be seen in the Saints' or East Midlands' teams. There were many tributes to him in the local and national press. Like another old boy of the school, Mr. D. J. White, Mr. Hyde played for England. Mr. G. T. Ridge has been elected a Councillor on the Welling- borough U.D.C. We congratulate him on his appointment. N. 1. Palmer finished second in the final of the 440 yards (15-17 years) All England Schools' Championships in the time of 51 seconds. Henson (Capt.), A. J. W. COX, and 1. G. Gillett played for Northants. U-15 Cricket XI. Henson and Cox went on to play for the Midland Counties v. The North, at Market Harborough, thereby qualifying for an England Schools' Cricket Cap. The school was presented with a cup for the best individual performance in the U-15 group, for Henson's 105 versus Buckinghamshire-the first century in this group since its inception. Mason, Dobbs and Parker were selected to play for the County Senior XV against Warwickshire and Greater Birmingham. Hillier, Leeson, Toseland, Pine, Drew, P. Hale and B. Barren will represent the County Under 15 XV v. Gloucestershire, at Northampton. The school is grateful to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Foakes and to Mrs. R. Aiderson for their generous gifts to the Amenities Fund on the occasion of their sons leaving school. The school also thanks Dr. T. Murray Strang and Mr. & Mrs. E. Cole for their kind gifts of books to the Library. P. D. S. White who gained an open exhibition in Physics to Pembroke College, Oxford, in 1961, has now been awarded a Domus Scholarship by the College. This is a special award for work of outstanding merit. He is also coxing the College 2nd Eight. At the invitation of Sir Lawrence Bragg, a party from the Sixth Science attended a lecture at the Royal Institution by Professor R. King of the Institution of Metallurgists. I. K. Reid, who recently obtained his degree in Russian at Birmingham University, has been awarded one of the twenty Travel Scholarships given nationally by the Ministry and is now studying Russian at Moscow University. R. C. Adkins has been awarded the Nigel Norman Research Scholarship of the British Society of Aero-Constructors. David Frost is having considerable success as compere of the new B.B.C. show, "That was the Week that was". The plans for the new buildings are now complete and it is expected that a start will be made before the end of March, 1963. We wish gratefully to acknowledge the receipt of magazines from other schools. OLD BOYS' HONOURS, 1962 Exhibitioner, Domus Scholarship in Physics, Pembroke College, IT. 1 Russian, Birmingham University. [ Oxford. Nigel Norman Research Scholarship of the British Society of Aero- 11. 2 Chemistry, Selwyn College, Cambridge. [ Constructors. 11. 2 Modern Languages, Queens' College, Cambridge. 11 Bio-Chemistry, Christ Church, Oxford. I1 Phvsics. Wadham College. Oxford. I1 chemistry. St. Peter's College. Oxford. 11. 2 Nat. Sci. Part 1, Selwyn College, Cambridge. 11. 2 Nat. Sci. Part 1. Fitzwilliam House. Cambridge I Mechanical Engineering, Queen Mary College, London 11. 1 Aero-Engineering. Oueen Marv Collese. London. I Geography. Liverpool. B.A. Hons. French, Leeds. 11. 2 General Arts, Leeds. Ill General Arts, Leeds. 11. B%.. Leeds. B.A. General Arts. Sheffield ENTRANTS L.6 Science 1V.b 1v.c D. BOSTOCK K. P. ASH N E. BURTON M. R. HALES D J. FOLKARD J. F. BALDWIN S. J. ADAMS D M. A. BIRTLES P. K. BEARD T- . .R- . .AIITY- - - - G. BURGESS J. BILLETT R. W. BUCKLER l C. CHARLES C. R. BRITTON D. J. BUTLER A. I. EDGINTON C. 1. BROWN M. F. CARRINGTON J. S. EVANS F. E. CHAMBERS R. W. CHANTRELL N. J. FEARN S. K. CLARK J. D. HALL P. A. GRIFFITH I. C. DOWNING 11. R. HARROD M. F. HAGER D. W. EKINS J. C. HOLDOM R. HEIGHTON R. A. GRACE R. HOLMES S. P. HIGHAM G. G. GRAY W. S HOMAN D. C. HODDLE B. J. HANDY G. T. HOWES A. E. JEWELL M. J. HELM M. F. JACKSON A D. KRAJEWSKI C. R. HODSON R. C JONES T. A. L. LAWSON M. HUGHES J. T. JOYCE I. E. LAYRAM T. HUGHES B. R. MOORE C. J. LEGG A. W. JESSOP B. MURDIN P. C. F. MOLCHER T. W. JONES P. J. NORMAN P. K. OGDEN N. G. KENNEDY I. C. PAGE S. G. PAGE E. F. KOWALSKI G. H. PARKINS R. G. PARTRIDGE T. W. LAMBERT C;. N. PHILLIPS S G. POOLE K. MUNDAY P. REYNOLDS G. A. ROBINSON D. .l.PARSONS D. A. SHURVILLE I3RYE A. J. PORTER B. E. SMITH N. E. SAMPSON M. J. RICHARDS P. D. STANLEY M. P. SANDERS J. RISING K. J TAYLOR M T. E SMITH K. M. A. STREET D. T. THACKER S W1LLMOTT A. G. WILSON J D. WILLMOTT D R WOODING J. R. WORLEY P. N. WILLSON J. WORREIL J A. YOULE LEAVERS l G. PRIOR Queen Mary College, London. J. RAWLINS Sheffield University. P. ROBINSON University College, London. D. SIMS Leeds University. C. R. S. TALBOT St. Catherine's College, Oxford. M. J. WEEKLEY Brunei College of Technology. B. WESTCOTT Balliol College, Oxford. R J. BRADSHAW Queen Mary College, London. R. B. HOWELL North Western Polytechnic. G. G. HODGKINS North Western Polytechnic. G. C. JAMES Sheffield University. B. A. TALL Sheffield University. J. WITTERING Newland Park Training College, Bucks. R. A BARDEN Borough Road Training College, Middx. R. J. COLES Sunderland Training College, Co. Durham. G. J. DRAKE Kesteven Training College. Lincs. M. A. GARLEY Civil Service (Commonwealth Relations). D. J. GILBERT Civil Service (Clerical). P. E. JACKSON Teaching-Borough Road Training College, D. R. LAWRENCE Smart's, Northampton. R. C. LOMAS Stewarts & Lloyds, Corby. R. S. McINTYRE Thrapston U.D.C. M. J. PAYNE Cattell & Chater, Kettering. G. R. PEACOCK British Timken, Duston, Northampton. D. R. LEESON Rushden U.D.C. D. K. GILLETT Leeds University. P. GARLEY K. W. SYKES British Railways. A. R. WEAVER Lloyds Bank Ltd. L. ABBOTT Electrical Engineering. R. L. BANKS Sanders (Builders), Rushden C. K. McINTYRE Banking. P. E. FOAKES ~urhamDental School. R. S. CARTER Manchester University. G. P. DAVIS Meteorological Office. 1. H. NICHOLAS College of Food Technology. N. .l.PALMER British Timken Duston Northampton. C. J. E. ROCHE National college of ~griculturalEngineering. C. J. R. ROCHE Police Force. ENTRANTS L.6 Science 1V.b 1v.c D. BOSTOCK K. P. ASH N. E. BURTON M. R. HALES D. J. FOLKARD J. F. BALDWIN S. J. ADAMS D M. A. BIRTLES P. K. BEARD T. R. AUTY G. BURGESS J. BILLETT R. W. BUCKLER 1. C. CHARLES C. R. BRITTON D. J. BUTLER A. I. EDGINTON C. 1. BROWN M. F. CARRINGTON J. S. EVANS F. E. CHAMBERS R. W. CHANTRELL N. J. FEARN S. K. CLARK J. D. HALL P. A. GRIFFITH I. C. DOWNING 1) R HARROD M. F. HAGER D. W. EKINS J C. HOLDOM R. HEIGHTON R. A. GRACE R. HOLMES S. P. HIGHAM G. G. GRAY W. S. HOMAN D.C. HODDLE B. J. HANDY G. T. HOWES A. E. JEWELL M. J. HELM M. F. JACKSON A D KRAJEWSKI C. R. HODSON R. C. JONES T. A. L. LAWSON M. HUGHES J. T. JOYCE I. E. LAYRAM T. HUGHES B. R. MOORE C. J. LEGG A. W. JESSOP B. MURDIN P. C. F. MOLCHER T. W. JONES P. J. NORMAN P. K. OGDEN N. G. KENNEDY I. C. PAGE S. G. PAGE E. F. KOWALSKI G. H. PARKINS R. G. PARTRIDGE T. W. LAMBERT G. N. PHTLLIPS S G. POOLE K. MUNDAY P. REYNOLDS G. A. ROBINSON D. J. PARSONS D. A. SHURVILLE I. .l.RYE A. J. PORTER B. E. SMITH N. E. SAMPSON M. J. RICHARDS P. D. STANLEY M. P. SANDERS J. RISING K. J TAYLOR M T. E SMITH K. M. A. STREET D. T. THACKER S WILLMOM A. G. WILSON J. D. WILLMOTT D R WOODING J. R. WORLEY P. N. WILLSON J. WORRELL j. A. YOULE LEAVERS I. G. PRIOR Queen Mary College, London. J. RAWLINS Sheffield University. P. ROBINSON University College, London. D. SIMS Leeds University. C. R. S. TALBOT St. Catherine's College, Oxford. M. J. WEEKLEY Brunei College of Technology.
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