(Partial lists - compiled from assorted sources)
1920
Adams, H C
Amor, G E K
Barker, J H (B.Sc (Lond.) Hons, 1930. First Old Gaytonian to
qualify as a member of the Institute of Chemistry. In November 1935 he was
a research chemist with the Scientific Building Research Department at Bricket
Wood.))
Bateman, L H (in Aden in 1931, at Abadan, in the Persian Oilfields, in
1935.)
Beaumont (Form IVa in 1922-23)
Blake (Form IVc in 1922-23)
Boyland, D A
Cadle, H (In IVc in 1922-23. Preston House. 3rd in 880 yards handicap,
sports day July 1923.)
Calverley, V H
Carrad, A (Form IIa prizewinner 1921-22)
Clark, C W (B.Sc(Econ))
Clarke (Form IVa in 1922-23)
Clinton, J
Comfort, L (Lancelot, lived at 148 High St., Wealdstone)
Cripps, F W
Crisp, B W
Cummings, C F (Studying medicine at King's College Hospital, London, in
1929.)
Davies, R S (Northwick House. Member of Old Gaytonians Athletic Club in 1929. Passed
final examination of the Surveyor's Institute, 1929.)
Dawkins, O (Form IIc prizewinner, 1921-22. Played Rugby for
Harrow 1st XV 1929.))
Felstead, S F
Flavell, E E (Played cricket for Wembley, 1929)
Froggart, J C
Gordon, D M C (Form IIb)
Gow, J A (Living in Reading 1929)
Greer, T E
Grimes, C K
Grindley, S E R
Harbud, T K (Terence Kendal Harbud ("Terry") was the School
Scout to whom Queen Mary spoke, when walking in the woods at Sandown in 1923.
He went to New Zealand in 1927 and died on January 4th 1934.)
Hatswell, E J
Herman, E E (Member of OG Football Club in 1929)
Hill, R (Goalkeeper for Wealdstone 1st XI in January 1928)
Hugo, G. (Geoffrey Hugo went to New Zealand soon after leaving school
in 1925. He returned to England in 1936. In December 1936 he was
chosen to take charge of a contingent of boys who left England in the Ormonde
for emigration to Pinjarra, Australia, under the Kingsley Fairbridge scheme.)
Kately (Form IVa in 1922-23)
Keeley, J E
Mellor (Form IVc in 1922-23)
Nash, F J (Completed six years at the Theological College at Kelham,
ordained at Lichfield Cathedral, 1936. Took up duties at Stoke-on-Trent.)
Neech (Form IVb in 1922-23)
Norton, E W (Went to Antofagasta, Chile to work at the Anglo South
American Bank, April 7th, 1927.)
Palmer, W S (Form IVb in 1922-23. Walter Stephen Palmer left
school in 1923. He died January 16th, 1928.)
Pannell, R W (Form IIb prizewinner 1921-22)
Pedder, J S (B.Sc(Lond.), Hons, Chemistry, Ph. D. 1932)
Pennison, R V
Pittman, G A (B.A.(Western Australia), 1930)
Purves, A A (A.C.I.I.)
Restall, A W G (B.A.(Reading University), 1930)
Roberts, J H
Scrivener, W G (A cabinet maker and furnisher in Pinner Road in 1937)
Shearman, E W
Shepherd, E T
Skinner, B J
Smith, N (Scored a century playing cricket for Bessborough v N. Wembley
in 1933)
Stevenson (Form IVc in 1922-23)
Studley, F C (Passed Associate Examination of the Chartered Insurance
Institute, 1st in London, 3rd in England, out of nearly 1,000 candidates, 1929.)
Vaughan, W H
Vincent, E T (Preston House. Second in Swimming Championship Events at
School Swimming Sports, July 4th, 1923. B.Sc. Placed 18th in
examination for appointment as an Examiner in H.M. Patents Office, 1929.)
Wagner, W J C (Member of Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club. Gave prize
for Peace Essay, 1936 and 1937)
Wyand (Form IVc in 1922-23)
1921
Aldridge, E M (Member of Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club, married
Miss Joan Baxter of the OGDC in 1934.))
Appleby, G W
Baldwin, W T
Barker, C E (2nd prize, Boswell Music Contest, 1925, for pianoforte
playing. B.A.(Lond.) Hons, 1931. In 1940 became an Associate of the
Royal College of Organists)
Barker, H
Bennett, F J
Bennett, H V
Clark, C T
Crafter, S E
Dempster, D
Ellis, O L A
Forsdike, R S (Northwick House. Cricket 3rd XI 1924, youngest member of
1st XI 1925. Played cricket for Bessborough, 1929. Played
cricket for Harrow Wesleyan in 1932.)
Gauntlett, H H (Herbert Gauntlett had a twin brother. He was keenly
interested in Scouting. He joined the RAF in 1941 as a navigator, and was
missing, presumed killed in May 1943.)
Gosling, F (Frederick Gosling B.Sc (Eng.) was an Inspector and then an
Assistant Engineer in the Post Office. He died in a motor accident in
Germany on 24th September, 1935.)
Greenhill, R S B
Henderson, F E J
Henocq, F J M (His father worked for the Burlington Engraving Company,
South Harrow)
Higgins, G R (B.Sc. London University Teachers Diploma, 1932.
A Mathematics Master at Eltham College in 1932.)
Holman, D A
Holman, S J G
Hull, J G
Jeffkins, A C (B.Sc. 1932)
Jones, L E (B.Sc.(Lond.) Hons, Mathematics. M.Sc (Lond)., Strathcona
Scholar at St. John's College, Cambridge, appointed an Assistant Master at
Aldenham School, 1933.)
Lawrence, A G
Lee, H (in Cricket 1st XI, 1925)
Locke (Form IIIc 1922-23)
Mansell, F J (Brother of F E Mansell (1925-29). Went to New South
Wales, Australia on May 29th 1929)
Matthews, K C
Manners, F G T
Mulford, L A (Stroked Quinton B.C. Eight to victory in Division II of Head
of the River Race, 1930. Won the Junior Sculls at Staines, July 1934.)
Munday, F C
Newman, S (Stanley Newman died on February 1st 1934.)
Norman, R A (went to live in Nigeria in February 1934)
Osborn, R M
Palmer, R (Ronald Palmer. Cadet on S.S. Wangaratta, 1927.
Got his Second Mate's Certificate in 1930.)
Parker, A L
Parker, G J
Perryman, R P (1921-27. Played cricket for Headstone St. Georges, 1928)
Pither, C J (Living in Bicester in 1929)
Poltock, L H (RAF Pilot's Certificate in 1932. In Egypt in 1933)
Quartermain, G F (Won Boswell prize as pianist. A quantity
surveyor. Joined RAF. Killed near Halton on October 30th, 1942.)
Regan, J L
Regan, W McD (Went to Goldsmith's College, London)
Reid, E (B.Sc.(Lond.) Went to East London College. Hons. London
University Colours for Athletics. Won the University of London
Cross Country Championship on March 2nd 1929. Secretary of University of London
Cross Country Club, 1929. Captain of UL Cross Country team in 1930. A Schoolmaster, R.N. at Devonport in
1932.)
Robinson, S J (1st prize, Boswell Music Contest, 1925 for violin
playing. School Vice-Captain 1927-28. Donated the Inter-House Cup
for Declamation and Music to the School. B.A.(Lond.), Hons, Geography, 1931.
London University Colours for Athletics. London University Teachers Diploma,
1932. Mr. Robinson became a member of the staff of Harrow County School.)
Rooksby, (Form IIIc 1922-23)
Shaw (Form IIIc 1922-23)
Sheriffs, M (Form IIIb 1922-23. Preston House. 1st in 220
yards handicap, Sports Day, July 1923. Played cricket for Harrow Town v Harrow
School in 1929. Played Cricket - Captain - for Harrow Town v Harrow
School, May 1933. Captain of the Harrow Town cricket XI, 1934.)
Shillito, T (Preston House. 2nd in 100 yards handicap, Sports Day,
July 1923.)
Sichel, H (Herbert Sichel, Scout of Preston Troop, died at Walton-on-Naze,
March 25th, 1926 after a short illness, aged 17 years.)
Skinner (Form IIIa in 1922-23)
Slinn, E L
Smith, R F (B.Sc.)
Thursby, A E (B.Sc. - Chemistry)
Toovey, F H (Frank Toovey was Honorary Secretary of Old Gaytonians
Athletic Club in 1929. He lived at Hatch End and won many prizes for his
hobby, wine-making. He worked for North British & Mercantile Insurance
Company joining the law courts branch in 1924 and being appointed chief clerk in
1930. By 1954 he was chief clerk at Southwark branch and married with two
sons. During World War II he served in the Royal Signals and saw service in
Normandy and Africa. He was very good at arts and crafts and a regular
competitor in the office cross country races as well as being on the Committee
of Middlesex AAA and a track judge.) (This information comes from the
North British and Mercantile Staff magazine, Autumn 1954, courtesy of Anna
Stone, Archivist at Aviva.)
Tripp, G E
Weaver, C P (Studying engineering at the C. T. C. in 1929)
Wells, J (John Wells was killed in the Second World War)
Weston, G V
Whitley, W
Williams, V O (Valentine Williams was awarded colours for rugby.
He worked in the Bank of England, and joined the Navy in February, 1943.
Sub-Lieutenant Valentine
Williams was killed in action, November 2nd, 1944, during the invasion of
Walcheren Island.)
Witherby, F D (Francis Derek Witherby entered school in S eptember 1925.
He was in Preston House. He died after a sudden short illness on December
17th, 1926.)
Wood, J N
Wood, R G (Reginald Wood was killed in the Second World War)
Woolley, F H (M.A.(Cantab.) 1932)
Wretham, G W (At Sandgate, Queensland, 1929)
Zealey, H C (H. Chas. Zealey was Chairman of the Old Gaytonians
Association 1949-57. He was a member of the Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club)
1922
Ayers, A C (Member of Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club.)
Bailey (Form I, 1922-23)
Balaam, L
Balaam, W H (Customs and excise Officer at Hull, 1932)
Barker, H (Hubert Barker, B.Sc.(Eng.). In the Research Department of
the Post Office at Dollis Hill in 1934.)
Bartle, A H W (Qualified for his Second Mate's Certificate in 1932.
Lieutenant, RNR, killed in action November 1940, when his ship, HMS Jervis Bay
sank.)
Beckerleg, E B (At Guelph College, Ontario, 1929. Farming in Ontario, Canada, 1929. His sister,
Phyllis, married Old Gaytonian D. F. Newstead.)
Biggs, R V
Brown, H J R
Blundell, E T (Ted Blundell became a diplomat and Chief Registrar of
the Foreign Office.)
Boswell, A (Form IIIa in 1923-24. Contributed to Gaytonian
December 1923. Flight Lieutenant Alan Boswell, Pathfinders' Squadron, RAF
was killed in April 1944 in the Second World War)
Carden, H J
Cook, F M (Form L.IIb 1922-23. Form IIIa 1923-24.
Contributed to December 1923 Gaytonian.)
Cripps, F W
Davies, C E (School Captain 1928-29. Northwick House. Rugby
Vice-Captain 1928-29)
Dimond, G
Doe, C A (B.Sc.- Chemistry)
Edis, C V (Form IVc 1924-25. Farming in Manitoba, Canada, 1929.
Passed the Intermediate Examination of the Surveyors' Institute in 1933.)
Ellis, E M
Gander, E H (Eric Henry Gander died on December 22nd, 1931, aged 21.)
Gardner, S (Form IIIa 1923-24. Contributed to Gaytonian, December
1923.)
Genna, N W
Graeme, R (1922-25. Studying Geology at McGill University in Montreal,
Canada, December 1928.)
Groves, L G (Leslie Groves was in Form U.IIb 1922-23. Played
football for Wealdstone 2nd XI, 1927-28. Played Football for Cheshunt in the
Athenian League in 1929. Playing for Hayes Football Club in their
Senior and League matches in 1932.)
Hall, C (Cedric Hall had a poem printed in Gaytonian in December 1923,
when he was in Form IIIa. He was killed in the Second World War.)
Harrison, P
Hoare, C (Obtained the Board of Education's Drawing Certificate, 1928)
Hoblyn, W H (Form L.IIb 1922-23)
Howatson, W F (Left for Australia, March 29th, 1927. William
Howatson was killed in the Second World War)
Jeffkins, A C
Kibblewhite, N W
Kiener, L E
Lambert, D H (Passed Intermediate Examination of the Institute of
Chartered Accountants 1932.)
Lawrence, C H
Lyall, D C (Member of Old Gaytonians Athletic Club in 1929.)
Maltby, J H (B.Sc.(Lond), 1930, in Engineering)
Manning (Form U.IIb 1922-23)
Markham, E W
Marsh, D R
Mitchell, A H (Alan Mitchell was in IVc in 1924-25. He donated
the Swimming Cup to the School)
Nelms, N H (Noman Nelms was Junior Sports Champion in 1924 and
Junior-Senior Sports Champion in 1926. Old Gaytonians Athletic Club - High
Jumper 1929. In 1935 he became a member of the Institute of Chartered
Secretaries.)
Nyburg, A G (Arnold Nyburg was in Form L.IIb 1922-23. He was a member of the
Rugby First XV, an athlete and Victor Ludorum. Served in the Royal Navy
during the war and won the Distinguished Service Cross in the Normandy
Landings. He provided several Harrow County photographs for this
website. Arnold Nyburg died on 3rd September 2005, aged 96.))
Osmond, G T
Parfect, A
Pennison (Second Mate's Certificate 1932.)
Pickering, W J
Powell, J V (Jack Powell. Middlesex County Half-Mile Champion,
1931; 3rd for Great Britain v France in 800 metres, 1931; Reserve for Great
Britain v Italy, 1931; Member of Relay Race Team, Great Britain v Germany, 1931
- Olympic Athlete, Los Angeles, 1932)
Rogers, G W H (George Rogers obtained the Board of Education's
Drawing Certificate, 1928)
Scatley (Form I, 1922-23)
Schoon, R R
Sherlock (Form L.IIb 1922-23)
Spencer, C H (Obtained the Board of Education's Drawing Certificate, 1928, ARCA, 1930.Prix de Rome for Engraving, 1932.)
Standish, B J (A Navigator in No 464 Sqn RAAF, taking part in the raid
on the Shellhaus, 21st March, 1945. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross)
Stiff, C J
Thurgood, L H (member of Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club)
Toombs, E A (working in 1928 at the British Museum.)
Tuck (Form L.IIb 1922-23)
Vincent, E R (Ernest Rutherford Vincent - known as "Pussy"-
died on January 5th 1934. A member of the Rugby XV, he had three elder
brothers who went to Harrow County. An actuary.)
Webb, R F
Wedgewood, W C
Whitmill, J N
Williamson, W G B (William George Brackenbury Williamson spent his
whole working life with the Phoenix Assurance Company. During the war, he
commanded a motor torpedo boat. Bill Williamson was active in the Old
Gaytonians Association Rugby and Tennis Clubs, and held various offices in both
of them. He was one of the principal organisers of 28 postwar Gayton
Fairs. He died in 1988 following a sudden heart attack.)
Wilson, P
Wood, L W N
1923
Appleby, S E
Blake, R W
Bomback, R H (Richard Henry Bomback. B.Sc., with First Class Hon. in Chemistry,
1934, F.R.P.S., A.R.I.C., M.B.K.S. Worked for Kodak. Author of books
on cameras and cinematography.)
Brown, W J
Butterworth, A W
Campbell, M G
Daly, M (Form U.IIb 1923-24. Poem published in October 1923 Gaytonian.)
Doe, C A F (1923-27)
Greenhill, E P
Jennett, W J (William Joseph Jennett left Harrow County in 1933 to work
as a student assistant at the Research Laboratories of the General Electric
Company. He gained a B.Sc. - Engineering. W J Jennett was the author
of books and articles on statistics and quality control. He died in 1994.)
Harker, M G (Studyng engineering at Northern Poly, London, 1929)
Henderson, L W
Higlett, F H (Living in Westcliff in 1929)
Hill, J A (B.Sc., Ph.D. School Vice-Captain 1928-29.)
Hogben, M
Howe, W A (Went to Burma in 1931. Working for the Anglo Burma
Rice Company in Rangoon, Burma in 1932. In India and Burma 1937)
Kinch, H C (Harry Kinch served at Wick, Scotland, in the RAF during the
war. His son, Richard Kinch, was at Harrow County from 1961. Harry
Kinch died in retirement in Bournemouth in 1984, aged 82.)
Lambert, D H (an accountant in 1935)
Lead, F H
Lockwood, C E S
Messenger, J R (Assistant General Secretary of the Old Gaytonians
Association from November 1929)
Morris, H S (Junior Sports Champion, 1925. Junior-Senior Sports
Champion, 1927. Old Gaytonians Athletic Club - Long Jumper 1929)
Nelson, A (Alan Nelson. Form U.IIb in 1923-24. Poems printed in December 1923
and October 1925 Gaytonian.. Form IVA in 1925-26. Poem published in March 1926
Gaytonian.)
Nickels, F W
Nobbs, K L G (M.B., B.S. at London. Awarded G M)
Northcott, R P
Oakley, A R (Played Cricket for Harrow Town v Harrow School, May 1933.
Played local cricket for Bessborough and for Harrow Town in 1934)
Parry, N M (School Librarian 1928. Norman Parry was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross)
Parry, T J (Rugby Captain 1928, Old Gaytonians Athletic Club - Long Jumper and High Jumper
1929)
Potts, A R
Pryke, A J (Form U.IIb in 1923-24. Poem printed in Gaytonian, December
1923.)
Ransom. C F G (Prefect 1928-29. School Captain 1929-30. Captain of Cricket and Rugby.
Won Royal Society of Arts Medals in Economic Geography and Economic and Social
History, 1930. B.Sc(Econ) 1932. Teaching Geography and Economics at
Bemrose School, Derby, in 1938. Dr. Ransom was awarded an OBE in the 1950 New
Years Honours list, when he was working at the Foreign Office. A. Fellow
of St. Anthony's College Oxford. CMG. In 1970 he was a Fellow of the
Centre for contemporary European Studies at Sussex University.)
Shepherd, H L W (Hon Sec of OG Rugger Section in 1934)
Sheriffs, I (Played cricket for Harrow Town, 1934)
Snelling, H C (Secretary of the School Commerce Society in 1928)
Thursby, L E (In IIIB 1925-26. Poem published in March 1926 Gaytonian.
Secretary of the School Chemical Society in 1928.)
Toovey, B R
Twinn, C L
Wells, A G (Alexander Wells joined the RAF in August 1940. A
wireless-operator air gunner in raids over France and Germany. Missing, presumed
killed after a raid on Hamburg, July 25th, 1943.)
Westall, J T
Whitmill, J N [H N?] (Became member of committee of Old
Gaytonians Athletic Club in 1929. Passed the final examination of
the Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors in 1937. Chartered
Accountant, Hotel Owner. He was the proprietor of Castle View Hotel,
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, in 1948.)
Wilkinson, L H
1924
Barnett, C H (Left School in 1928. In 1970 he was Managing
Director of a Motor engineering firm in Sussex.)
Barralet, J R
Barrett, T B (He was awarded a scholarship entitling him to spend a
year in the Deutsch Bank, Berlin, in late 1938!)
Batchelor, R F (Went to Culham College, Oxford. Awarded Rowing Colours
at Oxford.)
Bennett, A F R (Swimming Champion 1927 and 1928. Won prize cadetship
for Cranwell, 1931. Pilot Officer, 1933. Appointed a Squadron Leader in the RAF
in Spring, 1939. Wing Commander Albert Frank Reuben (Robin) Bennett was a
pioneer developer of rocket-firing aircraft. He was killed while making
the first flight in a Hurricane fitted with an important version of the rocket
gun.)
Bolton, G T (Geoffrey Bolton was Junior-Senior Sports Champion 1928,
Senior Sports Champion 1929. 2nd in A.A.A. Junior Hurdles Championship, 1931.
Treasurer of the Old Gaytonians Association from 1933. In the Rhodesian
Mounted Police in 1936, 1938. In 1948 promoted to Assistant Superintendent,
Gambia Police Force, stationed at Bathurst.)
Boon, L J (Won Royal Society of Arts Medals for Economic Theory,
Economic Geography and Economics and Social History stages II and III in 1931.
B.Sc(Econ). Civil servant.)
Burnell, K E
Court, A N (In IIIA 1925-26. Poem published in February 1926 Gaytonian.
B.A. Hons, French, 1934)
Cutler, H W (Sir Horace Cutler went into his father's building business
after leaving school. Elected a Conservative member of Harrow Council in
1952. Leader of the Council, 1962. Last Leader of Middlesex County
Council 1963. Deputy Leader of the Greater London Council, 1967.
Leader of the Greater London Council 1977-81. He died, aged 84, in 1997.)
Davenport, C (B.Sc. - Botany)
Dimmock, L J
Fairbairn, R W
Fuller, R (Ronald Fuller was killed in the Second World War)
Gardner, E A
Gee, C R
Greer, C H
Hamilton, A C (Arthur Charles 'Archie' Hamilton was killed in action in
1940. Brother of G. J. Hamilton, Old Gaytonian 1915-20. Cousin of Bernard
Hamilton, Old Gaytonian 1924-28.)
Hamilton, B (1924-28. Bernard Hamilton, cousin of Archie
Hamilton, above.)
Hance, G R (Birkbeck College, B.Sc.(Chemistry), 2nd Class Honours)
Harbour, H E W
Harker (B. Sc. (Engineering) )
Jameson, E H
Jenkins, T P N (In 1934 he won the Clinical Surgery prize for his year
at University College Hospital.)
Jewell, F (Frank Jewel went to Stuttgart, Germany in 1933 to work for
Bosch. He returned around 1936/7 and became a successful engineer. After
WW2, he owned and operated a mid- sized Diesel engines and heavy equipment
distributorship for Lucas and CAV at two locations in London. He died in
1997. His elder son, Robert Jewell, lives in Troy, Michigan, USA, and
his younger son, David Jewell, lives in
Canada.)
Kay, H W (B.Sc.(Engineering), 1932.)
Kiener, L E
Marshall, K L (Kenneth Leslie Marshall was Captain of Tennis and
Captain of Association Football at Kings College, London in 1936-37)
Oakley, A R (Dick Oakley was one of four brothers who were at
Harrow County between 1913 and 1936. He is recorded in one list as having
started in 1922, but elsewhere as 1924. He played football and cricket for
the school. Press Secretary of the OG Football Club in 1929.
Played cricket for Bessborough 'A' in 1929. He was a Major in the Royal
Engineers during the war, and spent several years in India. He spent his
career with Goulandris Brothers. Ltd., the shipowners, and at the time of his
death in 1968 was Chartering Director of that company.)
Pennington, J (Board of Education Certificate in Drawing, 1932)
Rabjohn, G H
Ransom, C E (B.Sc. (Econ). Awarded the Records Scholarship in
Economics at University College, London.)
Reid, D M (Brother of M H and J C Reid. Their mother, Mrs. D.
Reid presented the School with the Reid Cup for Inter-House Water Polo)
Ryles, G
Sames, C P (Pat. LRCP, MRCS, 1st FRCS, BS)
Sayer, C M (B.Sc. - Engineering. First Class in the National
Certificate. Bronze Medal of the Regent Street Polytechnic in Electrical
Engineering, 1933)
Scrivener, J W (in Cawnpore, India, in February 1933, February 1934 and
January 1936)
Selman, I W (H. Selman went to S. W. Poly, University of
London. B.Sc. in Botany, 1932)
Shearman, D A
Smallwood, A R (Secretary of the School Photographic Society,
1928. Member of Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club)
Smith, H M (B.Sc. Physics)
Swain, E C (B.Sc. (Eng.). In the Engineering Department of the Post
Office in 1934.)
Tapping, A F (Albert Frederick Tapping)
Vaughan, A T
Walker, H
Weston, R
Wood, R W
1925
Anderston, J E (Chartered Surveyor)
Baldwin, H A (Went to Goldsmith's College, London. B.Sc.)
Bignell, E E
Boakes, S L
Bromfield, L (Leonard Bromfield was killed in the Second World War)
Crafter, N H
Denham, W E
Doré, J (Jack)
Edis, K G (Sergeant-Pilot Kenneth Edis, RAF, was killed in the Second
World War. He was the youngest of three brothers who were at Harrow
County)
Farmer, H E (Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute. Called to
the Bar in 1940.)
Flack, W A (1925-29. Sailed for New Zealand on January 31st,
1930.)
Gibson, E W (In 1933 he was Managing Partner in the firm of Messrs.
Mackie and Co., Land and Estate Agents, of Station Road, Harrow.)
Harding, A G E (Gordon Harding ws awarded Colours for Rugby, Cricket and
Athletics. Junior Sports Champion, 1927. Middle School Champion, 1929.
Senior Sports Champion, 1930. Winner of Penney Trophy, 1930. 2nd in
A.A.A. Junior High Jump, 1930. He joined the RAF in 1940, and was presumed
killed on a raid over Germany, July 9th, 1942.)
Harker, M G (Inters. in Engineering 1929.)
Higham, D C (Denis Higham was Junior Sports Champion in 1928 and
Junior-Senior Sports Champion in 1930. Middlesex County under 18 Long Jump
Champion, 1932. A.A.A. Junior Long Jump Champion in 1933. Second in
100 Yards at National Provincial Bank Sports, 1936.)
Hillier, N M (Neville Hillier was awarded colours for cricket in 1930.
He joined the 50th Royal Tank Regiment, took part in the desert fighting from El
Alamein to Bizerta, and went to Sicily, Italy, Egypt, Palestine and finally
Greece, where he was killed during the civil war in 1945.)
Hunt, J B (Passed the intermediate examination of the Surveyors
Institute, 1933.)
Johnson, R E (B.Com, 1934, B.Sc. (Economics), 1935. Obtained a
temporary post at the League of Nations Headquarters in Geneva in 1937.)
Lambert, R A G (1925-31. Qualified as a Solicitor in 1936.
Became a Vice-President of the Old Gaytonians Association.)
Lead, L G (Leonard Lead was killed in the Second World War.)
Loftus, J W E
Machin, A S
Maishman, W G
Mansell, F E (Brother of F J Mansell (1921-25). Went to New South
Wales, Australia on May 29th 1929. In Wagga Wagga, NSW in October 1929.
He was engaged in farming until the outbreak of war. He joined up in the
A.I.F. and served in Malaya, where he was taken prisoner. He served 4 1/2 years
in Tokio Prison Camp, working in an iron foundry. In 1950 he was District
Superintendent of the Big Brother Movement of Southern New South Wales.)
Marshall, K L (Elected Assistant Honorary Team and General Secretary of
Old Gaytonian Athletic Club in 1933)
Marshall, S W (Sergeant Stanley Marshall, RAF pilot, was killed
on active service in early February, 1943. Buried in Brookwood RAF cemetery.))
Mason, C E
Morrow, L A
Moss, A S
Mulhall, J W
Neal, P G (Associate of the Institute of Actuaries, 1938)
Nicoll, W I
Philips, K J
Pitcher, J A (In 1950 he was teaching at Stanmore Primary School, and was
elected to the executive of the National Union of Teachers for the Metropolitan
Area. He was also President of the Middlesex County Teachers' Association)
Quinton, H W
Richards, J (B.Sc.)
Robinson, P F M (Peter Robinson was killed in the Second World War. He
was a Hurrican pilot in the RAF who fought in, and survived the Battle of
Britain, but was killed on 17th June, 1941. He is buried in St. Andrews
Churchyard, North Weald. See http://www.removablemedia.com/northweald/peter.htm
for more details.)
Senior, L R (Leonard Senior was a prominent member of the 4th
Harrow Scout Troop. He gained colours for Rugby. Officer Cadet
Leonard Senior joined the army in May, 1943, and was killed on September 19th,
1943. He is buried in Pinner Road cemetery.)
Simpkin, R W
Southee, R J
Stas, R C P
Stubbs, F M (Awarded the gold watch for the best result in the
Apprentices' Annual Exhibition conducted by the London and Lancashire Insurance
Company in 1933)
Thompson, A G (Living in Northampton, 1929)
Wardle, N J
Weston, F G
Williams, L K
Winterborne, E
Wood, J (Jack Wood joined the Metropolitan Police under the "Trenchard"
scheme. He was one of seven men selected in a keen competition for the
Rhodesian Mounted Police. In 1936 he was stationed at Bulawayo. He
was temporarily attached to C.I.D at Salisbury, Rhodesia in 1938)
Wood, L D
Youngmark, A (In IIB 1925-26. Article published in March 1926
Gaytonian.)