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2013 The magazine for the alumni of Colston’s School Past Presidents 1855-63 M. Gore 1917 W. H. Morgan 1966 J. W. Stiddard. M.C. 1864-67 F. J. Brickdale 1918 S. C. Osmond 1967 L. Welch 1868-69 R. G. Barttow 1919 H. Messenger 1968 M. W. J. Coates 1870 T. T. Knyfton 1920 W. Crew 1969 J. E. Adams 1871 G. K. Morlan 1921 A. S. Maby 1970 N. Gibbs. M.A. 1872 S. V. Hare 1922 P. G. Davies 1971 J. E. R. Tarzey 1873 H. C. Miles 1923 E. W. Allen 1972 T. G. Bickle 1874 T. T. Taylor 1924 W. H. Morgan. JP 1973 J. H. Parsons 1875 W. A. F. Powell 1925 C. H. Lawrence 1974 D. J. Briffett 1876 A. Baker 1926 P. S. Harris 1975 J. D. lewis 1877 C. B. Hare 1927 H. T. Godfrey 1976 M. G. Moore. JP 1878 F. F. Fox 1928 Canon A. A. Millbourn. M.A. 1977 P. J. Mahoney 1879 Wm. P. Baker 1929 Thos. Richards 1978 G. Searle 1880 G. W. Edwards 1930 L. O. Vowles 1979 A. D. Watson 1881 J. N. C. Pope 1931 L. O. Vowles 1980 R. W. Hayward 1882 R. Hassell 1932 T. W. Ellis 1981 P. J. Besley 1883 G. D’Lisle Bush 1933 T. W. Ellis 1982 M. J. Wood 1884 C. O. Harvey 1934 R. C. Organ 1983 B. D. Sparkes 1885 R. W. Butterworth 1935 E. J. Baker 1984 A. V. Clark 1886 Chas Paul 1936 Dr. J. A. L. Roberts 1985 F. G. Taylor 1887 J. H. Woodward 1937 E. S. Cotton 1986 R. Pring 1888 P. L. King 1938 H. Messenger 1987 M. J. Dymond 1889 E. B. Colthurst 1939 L. B. Phillips 1988 J. R. Wright 1890 T. P. King 1940 W. J. Cochram 1989 T. S. Forse 1891 H. W. Beloe 1941 R. F. E. Emmerson 1990 J. F. Cousins 1892 H. F. T. Bush 1942 R. F. E. Emmerson 1991 I. B. Lloyd 1893 T. G. Mathews 1943 L. F. Davies 1992 D. A. Shaw 1894 R. A. Fox 1944 L. F. Davies 1993 N. P. Hurley 1895 E. Burrow Hill 1945 V. C. Pratt 1994 J. C. Kettlewell 1896 E. B. James 1946 V. C. Pratt 1995 D. G. Dollery 1897 W. W. Ward 1947 R. E. Snaith. M.A. 1996 S. J. Jenkins 1898 J. H. Clarke 1948 A. P. H. Wear 1997 N. H. J. Bacon 1899 H. G. Edwards 1949 G. K. Baker 1998 Mrs. Ann Miller 1900 A. N. Jones 1950 C. G. Lawrence. M.A. 1999 G. E. G. Stock 1901 G. O. Spafford 1951 J. H. Gleave 2000 J. J. Tolman 1902 Wm. Bennett 1952 H. B. Thompson 2001 D. Faulkner 1903 Geo. Fielding 1953 Leonard O. Vowles 2002 J. J. Cook 1904 C. R. Pendock 1954 F. G. Taylor 2003 D. J. Crawford 1905 Anthony Finn. M.A., L.L.D. 1955 A. T. Richards 2004 P. J. Mitchell 1906 Geo. Bryant 1956 M. J. Jenkins 2005 D. G. Lodge 1907 W. S. Calway 1957 C. H. R. Dimond 2006 Mrs. M. Matthews 1908 F. W. Martin 1958 F. J. Whatley 2007 P. J. Beasley 1909 G. W. S. Hurst 1959 G. H. Fleck 2008 D. J. Mace 1910 E. W. Allen 1960 Sir Charles Colston 2009 W. E. Lorang 1911 W. M. Colston C.B.E., M.C., D.C.M. 2010 I. H. A. Gunn 1912 F. Organ 1961 J. H. Varcoe 2011 I. H. A. Gunn 1913 W. H. S. Cooper 1962 A. Green 2012 A. C. Thomas 1914 E. S. Hare 1963 A. G. Colston 2013 A. C. Thomas 1915 H. Messenger 1964 H. L. H. Tooze 1916 P. G. Davies 1965 N. W. Haskins Contents Page IFC Past presidents 1 Contents 2 - 3 Review of the year from the President 4 Annual General Meeting 2013 5 - 41 O.C. News 42 Ben Smith 43 - 44 Headmaster’s Article 45 Peter Fraser 46 Welcome to Jeremy McCullough 47 David Shaw 48 - 51 O.C. Contributions 52 Colston’s Summer Ball 53 - 54 Old Colstonian Golf Society 2013 55 O.C. Postbag 56 Obituaries Editor - Martin Tayler [email protected] Design & Reprographics - Mike Donoghue [email protected] 1 President’s Article Review of the year from the Old Colstonian Society President ust as Christmas is receding into the darker Jcorners of our memory banks a new gift arrives to brighten those remaining cold winter evenings. Welcome to the 2013 edition of “Cribsheet”. Past years have seen our annual offering turn up with the Christmas post and in some instances get lost in the morass of junk that tends to descend upon us in those days. This year we have decided to publish in the New Year so that we can enlighten you as to events from the whole calendar year. We have articles from a good number of contributors covering not just events put on by the Society as a collective but by individual OCs who have allowed us to share in their experiences. As before, we also have a wonderful photographic portrayal of many events, which, in the main are reliant upon the skill and commitment of Martin Tayler. They very much represent a labour of love by him, but without them, the whole magazine would be far less professional in appearance and content. 2013 commenced with a massive freeze but thankfully by the time the first of our organised events took place the thaw had taken place. In March a Veteran’s XV v OCRFC Vets match preceded a lunch and afternoon spent watching the 6 Nations in the Clubhouse. The players were supported by family and friends in what was a splendid advert for the Society’s initiatives. By the time that May Bank Holiday arrived the weather had turned decidedly balmy. This saw a huge throng from the whole range of the Colston’s family enjoy a touch rugby tournament and a mixed (in age as well as gender) hockey match. The whole day was well supported by the Parents’ Society and was made complete by Dave and Linda Mason’s culinary efforts. A few days afterwards, the hubbub generated by the younger generations was replaced by the gentle murmurings of around 40 older OCs as they enjoyed a tour of the school and a lunch in the OC Pavilion on our annual Open Day (please note that this is later in 2014 but still coincides with a cricket match for OCs). The summer passed by and as the leaves were demonstrating a reluctance to fall from the trees we staged our Annual Dinner on October 12th. This was Peter Fraser’s last Dinner and as such we invited him to mark his departure by providing the main speech for the evening which he did in typical fashion - a mixture of passion and humour. Peter has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Society and has played a full and active role in all the events that we have staged at School. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude for this. In December we had the first lunch organised for older OCs which was enjoyed in the Dining Hall in the first instance (to the strains of school musicians) - and thereafter mince pies and a convivial drink in the Pavilion. This successful event was the first major gathering put on especially for those 2 President’s Article who have retired. More are to follow. During the day David Shaw was thanked for his years of service as Treasurer - a role which he had passed over earlier in the year - and for his speed and guile on the rugby pitch. Someone mentioned stout-hearted defence but poetic licence can only stretch so far! Hard on the heels of the lunch followed The Carol Service, which was held, as last year, in Stapleton Church and afterwards in the Dining Room. Again this proved to be a popular event with Colstonians, Old Colstonians, staff and parents. We must congratulate the pupils for the excellence of their performances and thank the School caterers for the enjoyable fayre on offer, as is the case whenever we call upon their services - the Dinner being especially notable. On a sporting front the OC Golf Society enjoyed 3 good golf days and, as usual, dates are in the Diary for 2014. In addition, we launched a triangular golf match involving Staff, Pupil and OC teams at The Bristol Golf Club and this will, most definitely, be repeated in 2014 - especially as the Old Boys made off with the spoils. The OCRFC continue to offer a good mix of enjoyable rugby and a convivial social calendar. They have a new, enthusiastic coach in OC Matt Leek and hopefully with an infusion of talent from pupils and recent leavers will make progress up the leagues. After a couple of false starts we are now on the brink of offering two major sixth-form bursaries to pupils from Oasis Brightstowe in memory of Jim Tolman. A protracted decision-making process, involving various visits and face to face discussions, has produced a few candidates who are genuinely excited at being offered the opportunities that we all enjoyed. By this time next year they will be part of the Colston’s family, and we should all be proud of the part that our Society has played in making that possible. I am approaching the last couple of months of my (extended) presidency and I would like to say a big thank you to all of you that have assisted me in this role.
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