(Form lists for new boys entering forms I and II in 1926 were printed in The Gaytonian. Those who stayed on in the Sixth Form were listed as Form VI 1931-32 in the "Book of Commemoration", 1932. Also, names from lists of those who served in the forces in the Second World War, and those mentioned in The Gaytonian. Those without a Form I or Form II by their name may not have been new in 1926, and may have started in Form I in 1925.)
Allen, F - Form I (Frank Raine-Allen became Civil Defence Officer
for Middlesex. He died in October 2006 in Guildford, aged 92)
Anthony, A - Form IIb (1926-33. Prefect 1931-32. Sambrooke Scholarship in
Science to Kings College, London, 1933. Second Class Honours in Mathematics,
1936. Working for the Super-Marine Aircraft Company at Southampton in 1937.)
Antoine, J - Form IIb (Prefect 1931-32. Pilot Officer Joseph Antoine
volunteered for service with the RAF in 1940. In May 1942 he began operational flights as
a navigator. On August 25th 1942 he was killed while returning from his twenty-second
operational flight.))
Audus, I P - Form I
Aylett, A W (1926-33. Lieutenant Arthur Aylett, The Buffs, was an active Old
Gaytonian. He was a member of the Old Gaytonians Dramatic Club. He joined the
Territorial Army and was called to the Colours at the outbreak of war. After a
varied military career, he was killed in action near Ravenna, Italy, on April 14th, 1945.)
Aylett, F - Form I
Baldwin, H D - Form I
Barnes, E R (1929-32)
Beckman, R H - Form IIc (Winner of "Penney" Trophy, 1931, - Richard
Beckman was killed in the Second World War)
Bennett, A P (1926-31)
Blunt, G F H - Form IIb (1926-30)
Boakes, S L
Bracher, K - Form I (1926-31)
Bridges, P - Form IIb
Byard, G A - Form IIb
Cartledge, T M - Form IIb (1926-32. Prefect 1931-32)
Champion, C H (Prefect 1931-32)
Citrine, N A - Form I (1926-29. Norman Citrine was the son of the
Right Honourable Sir Walter Citrine, General Secretary of the Trades Union
Congress, 1926-46. Sir Walter Citrine was created Baron Citrine of Wembley
in 1946. In 1962 Norman Citrine was living in Brixham.)
Collas, F - Form IIb (1926-32)
Cowley, T R - Form IIb (1926-32)
Coxhead, F H - Form IIb (1926-30)
Craggs, J D (Prefect 1931-32)
Crookall, E G - Form IIc
Davenport, G - Form I (In Form IVB 1929-30)
Davey, J S - Form I (1926-31)
Davis, A E - Form I (1926-31. Assistant Valuer in the Government Valuation
Office in 1937.)
Davis, J P
Dean, M - Form IIb. (Form IIIa in 1927-28. Poem published in
Gaytonian, January 1928.)
Dempster, J E - Form IIc (1926-29)
Dimmock, H - Form IIb
Dodd, F J - Form IIc
Downing, H F - Form IIb
Dunbar, F F
Evans, E - Form I
Faulkner, P (In Canada from 1929, back in Harrow in 1932.)
Flack, A W (1926-29. At S. Otago, New Zealand in 1932. In New Zealand
in 1934. In Australia, originally in farming, and then a "Chilling"
factory in New Zealand, freezing mutton for export in 1936.)
in New Zealand in 1934)
Fox, L (1926-28. Member of OG Football Club in 1929.)
Gannicott, H W - Form IIc
Gibson, A G (1926-28)
Gill, A T - Form IIb (1926-32. B.Sc. (Lond.) - At Bede College, Durham, in
1935 to read Post Graduate course in Education for the Teacher's Diploma.))
Gordon, E J - Form IIc
Gough, W J - Form IIc
Graves, C H - Form IIc
Green, S L (1926-32. In Form IVB in 1929-30. Served for 41 years
on the civilian staff of the Metropolitan Police Force. Served as
Reception Officer - the "Official Face of the Yard.". Retired in
1975. Chairman of the Old Gaytonians Association Council in the
mid-1970s.)
Grosch, D J - Form IIc
Harris, R V - Form IIb (1926-31)
Helbrough, L - Form I
Hemmings, A W - Form I
Hiney, G - Form IIc
Holden, J - Form IIb (1926-31)
Holland, J - Form IIc
Home, J G - Form IIc (1926-31)
How, W E
Howarth, F J
Hunt, A - Form I
Huxtable, G - Form IIc
Innes Steel, A (1926-30. Flight Sergeant Engineer in the RAF. Missing in raid
over Mainz, August 1942. Presumed killed.))
Jackson, D L - Form IIb (1926-31)
Jeffery, A W D - Form I
Jenkins, T P N (1926-32. Holder of the "May Young"
Scholarship. Studying medicine in 1935 at University College Hospital)
Johnson, R E (Librarian 1931-32, Prefect 1931-32)
Kerr, D - Form IIb
Kilroy, W E
Lawrance, S G - Form I
Lawson, P N - Form IIb
Le Blond, G A - Form I
Lee, C R (Clifford "Dimple" Lee was School Vice-Captain in
1934. He died in 1990.)
Lees, J P - Form IIa (1926-27. Killed in the war)
Lennox, D H - Form I
Lester, E J - Form IIc (1926-32. LL.B. from Kings College, London,
1938. Joined RAF in August 1939. E. J. Lester, Pilot Officer, RAF was killed
in a flying accident in August 1940.)
Lyon, E E - Form IIc (1926-31)
Marshall, K L - Form IIb (Kenneth Lawrence Marshall. On the
administrative staff of Imperial Airways in February 1936)
Masters, H R - Form I
May, L J - Form I (1926-30)
Milsom, L G
Miller, F - Form IIc
Minns, B J - Form IIb (1926-32)
Montague, H A - Form IIb (Prefect 1931-32)
Moon, C B
Montague, H A (1926-32)
Morton, D W - Form IIc (1926-29)
Mulford, W E - Form IIc (Colours for Rugby, Cricket and Athletics. Games
Captain 1931-32, Prefect 1931-32, Squadron Leader William Mulford, RAF, joined the RAF
before 1937. He did both operational and instructional work and was a night bomber pilot.
He was missing and then presumed dead on June 11th-12th, 1943.)
Munk, L R (1926-29. Captain Lionel Munk, known as the "Maid
Line" cruiser man at Thames Ditton, was Guest of Honour at the Old
Gaytonians Tennis Club 40th Anniversary Dinner on May 4th 1962 at the Rest
Hotel, Kenton. He was National Chairman of the Inland Waterways
Association from 1958-70. He died in June, 1988. His son Jeremy Munk was elected President of the
British Marine Industries Federation in January 2001.)
Nelson, E - Form IIb
Newell, P F - Form IIb (1926-32)
Nicoll, W I
Paine, R P
Patterson, S R - Form IIb (1926-31)
Peche, J - Form I (1926-30)
Perry, B - Form I
Pitcher, J A
Potts, F B - Form I
Potts, R J - Form IIc (1926-31. Richard John Potts, joined the RAFVR
in August 1938 as a Sergeant Pilot, and was called up for active service in May,
1940. Commissioned as a Pilot Officer, he joined Bomber Command. On a return
journey from Germany, on August 30th, 1941, about two miles off the North East coast, he
lost his life by drowning.)
Purse, J W
Ransom, C. (1926-32. B.Sc.(Econ). Appointed Assistant Master at the
Bembrose school, Derby, 1936.)
Ransom, J S - Form I
Regan, J P K - Form I (1926-31)
Riddell, P J D - Form I
Robinson, A T - Form IIb
Robinson, D J (Prefect 1931-32)
Rooke, J - Form IIc (1926-30)
Rowe, R D
Sadgrove, L H - Form IIc
Sayer, J J - Form IIc (1926-32. B.Sc (Engineering), 1935. John
Sayer died on Friday, February 13th, 1942, after an illness. His brothers Martin and
Robert also went to Harrow County.)
Sewell, L E - Form IIc
Shaw, D - Form I
Short, N F
Skoyles, J E
Slade, A - Form IIc
Slinger, J H - Form IIb (1926-31)
Smith, E A G - Form IIc
Smith, J H - Form IIb (Poem published in February 1929 Gaytonian)
Smith, M F - Form IIb (1926-31)
Spiers, J C - Form IIc (John Colquhoun Spiers was known as
'Jack'. Entry 1926. Senior Sports Champion, 1931. Rugby
Captain 1932. Member of 4th Harrow Rover Crew. Joined the Army with
the onset of war and served until 1946. Jack Spiers died in 2001.)
Standish, E W - Form IIb (1926-31)
Steel, A - Form IIb
Stewart, K A - Form IIa (Kenrick Alan Stewart entered RAF cadet
college in 1931. He was commissioned Pilot Officer in 1933. He was killed at
RAF Station, Aboukir, Egypt, on 13th July, 1936, as a result of a crash while testing an
aeroplane.)
Street, P A R - Form IIb (1926-33. Prefect 1931-32. Pass
Special in zoology, London University 1936. In 1938 he was a research scholar under
Professor Haldane and passed his M.Sc examination. Philip Arthur Richard Street returned
as a master, after teacher training, in 1939. Form Master of 2A in 1940. He
did some war service at a government Research post from 1942 returned to HCS and then left
in 1945 to take up a position at Kingsbury County School.)
Stuff, D E - Form IIc (1926-30)
Thomson, A G (1926-29. Graduated from Edinburgh University in Engineering)
Thompson, G M
Thompson, R A B - Form I
Thorne, R M - Form IIc (1926-31)
Todd, M H - Form IIb (1926-32. Emigrated to Knysna, Cape Colony,
South Africa)
Tomblin, S J - Form IIc
Trask, F C - Form IIb (1926-30)
Tuckey, D H (1926-30)
Tyrrell, S A - Form IIc (1926-30. Reported "Missing" in 1942)
Vincent, A L - Form IIb
Voller, E J - Form IIc (1926-29)
Warner, D H (Douglas Warner was killed in the Second World War)
Warner, V G - Form IIc (1926-41)
Whiteside, J J (In Form Va in 1929-30. School Vice-Captain 1931-32, Scholarship
in Economics to the London School of Economics, 1932, in the audit department of the War
Office in Edinburgh, 1932.)
Wilde, E H
Wills, W T (1926-28)
Wilson, S R - Form IIc
Wiltshire, W A
Wride, F R - Form IIc
York, A W - Form I
Young, E W - Form IIb (School Captain 1931-32. Completed degree
course at Cambridge. Temporary post teaching at Aldenham School in Winter
1936. Teaching at Ilminster Grammar School in 1937. Headmaster of
Royston Secondary School from 1954-61. Author of Geographical
Text Books.)