(Listed as Form IV 1931-32 in the "Book of Commemoration", 1932. Some of the boys seem to have started in 1928, and some in 1929. The dates labelled "in the Forces" are the months their names were published in The Gaytonian.)
Some of the boys are in the photograph of the Rugby 1st XV 1933/34
http://www.jeffreymaynard.com/harrow_county/Rugby1stXV1933.htmAmes, T G
Anderton, D J (1929-35. Form VA 1933-34. In the Forces, July 1941. Colin Dickins writes (2004): "Denis 'Andy' Anderton spent his working life as a public Health officer in Harrow and retired with wife Rene to Spain. They subsequently returned when he contracted cancer and he died about 12 or 14 years ago. Keen rugby player, he suffered a detached retina one week, played the next regardless and subsequently lost the sight of one eye. Although he had a selection of artificial eyes (which he occasionally used to play tricks on people), he mostly wore a black patch. With his "full set" ginger beard and moustache he had a distinctly piratical style.")
Andrew, A D (In the Forces, April 1943.)
Archer, R A (1929-1934. Ronald Archer was in the Forces in December 1940. He was killed in the Second World War)
Atkinson, A R W (1929-34. Played a "Waiting Gentlewoman" in the school play, Much Ado About Nothing, in May 1932. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, February 1942)
Armstrong, D C
Bamford, H G (Form IVB 1931-32. Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Competed in the High Jump, Inter-School Sports, White City, 1933)
Barlow, E E (1929-1934. Form IVD 1931-32. In the Forces, March 1940)
Barralet, A F (1928-1933. Form IVB 1931-32. Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Competed in the 220 yards, Inter-School Sports, White City, 1933. In the Forces, March 1940)
Barton, R P (Played the Violin in the VIth Form Variety Concert, February 1934.)
Baughan, J M (1929-1933. Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, March 1940)
Bayliss, R J (Played a Messenger in the school play, Much Ado About Nothing, in May 1932. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Bedford, S F (1928-33. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, April 1941)
Bentley, K J (1929-33. In the Forces, July 1940)
Boshier, C E
Bovington, L W (1928-1933. Form IVC 1931-32. Decorated with Distinguished Flying Medal, 1941)
Bradbrooke, D J (Form VD 1932-33. Donald Bradbrooke was in the Navy in January 1936. He was killed in the Second World War)
Bridges, E R
Cane, F C
Carroll, J W (1929-36. John Carroll was in Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. Deputy Prefect, January 1934. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Science, Engineering Exemption, 1935. Passed Higher Schools Examination with Inter-Science Exemption, 1936. Played Centre in Rugby 1st XV, 1935. School Captain 1935-36, Scholarship Award in Engineering to Kings College, London. In the Forces in December 1939. He had a distinguished career in the London Electricity Board (?) and has been prominent in Middlesex rugby and the London Society of RFU Referees. (He has, writes Colin Dickins, an elegant turn of phrase. His speech on retirement as President of the OGRFC was a succinct masterpiece.) His father was a ticket collector at Northwood station. Married to Margaret for over 60 years.)
Carter, D J (Dennis Carter was killed in the Second World War)
Cooke, L J (In form IIIA 1929-30. Poem published in Gaytonian, December 1929.)
Constable, K R (1929-33. In the Forces, December 1939. K R "Bobby" Constable attended the 2002 OGA Dinner. His wife Marjorie died after a long illness in about 2001. Bobby Constable was a (minor!) bank manager and is a past Chairman of the OGA (1957-?). He was very involved with International Rotary for some years after retirement)
Corbett, R
Crawforth, J G (Elected to Northwick House Committee, October 1933. In the Forces, July 1942.)
Cross, R A (1929-1935. Form IVA 1931-32. Poem published in Gaytonian, June 1932. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Commerce Exemption, 1935. In the Forces, March 1940)
Crowhurst, D E (1929-34. Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. Form IVB 1931-32. Form VC 1933-34. In the Forces, July 1941)
Davies, A M (Form I 1928-29. Played a "Waiting Gentlewoman" in the school play, Much Ado About Nothing, in May 1932. Played a Witch in the school production of Macbeth, March 1933.)
Davy, G N (Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933.)
Dawson, D H (Secretary of the Natural History Society, 1933-34.)
Dean T P (Form IVB, 1931-32.)
Deane, L C
Deayton, R D
Dicks, K F R (1929-1934. Kenneth Dicks was a navigator in the RAF during the war, and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. He became the Manager of the National Westminster Bank in North Harrow. He died in 1999.)
Doman, C E
Eaglestone, A L
Everett, A K
Edmondson, H N
Farr, W J
Flack, F J (1928-1932. In the Forces, December 1939)
Froggatt, A J W (1930-33. In the Forces, July 1941)
Frost, D E
Fuller, E E (In the Forces, July 1942.)
Gillions, J C
Gomme, M K
Gordon, R A S (1928-33. In the Forces, April 1941)
Gould, D C (1929-35. Form VA 1933-34. In the Forces, February 1942)
Gower, A F (Form IVB 1931-32. Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Prefect, January 1935. Passed London University Higher Schools Examination, 1935.)
Grantham, G
Griffith, J W
Grosch, A H
Haigh, N G or G N (Norrie Haigh, brother of Gordon. Played Beatrice in the school play, Much Ado About Nothing, in May 1932. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Colin Dickins writes (2004): "Norrie Haigh lives in Bristol, having worked many years down there for Harveys (sherry). It is only in the last two or three years that he has ceased travelling up for OGA Dinners and 300 Club wine and cheese parties. Interesting war career in the Navy.")
Hale, L J (1929-36. Played piano. Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. Form LVISc 1934-35. Passed Higher Schools Examination with Inter-Science Exemption, 1936. B.Sc.(London). First Class Honours in Zoology, 1940.)
Hardacre, J R (Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933.)
Hardesty, H V
Harris, D P
Harvey, L G (1929-35. Form IVA 1931-32. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, April 1941)
Hassall, K
Hay, G J (1929-1934. In the Forces, March 1940)
Higgitt, A C (Form VC 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. Deputy Prefect, January 1935. Passed Higher Schools Examination with Inter-Science Exemption, 1936. In the Forces, July 1942. He became an opthalmologist and possible trained at UCH.)
Hill L D (Form IVD 1931-32)
Hill, H P (Form IVD 1931-32. Member of school 220 yard relay team, competing in Inter-School Sports at White City, 1933.)
Hollens, N (1929-33. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, July 1940)
Howard, G R (Form IVB 1931-32)
Humphrey, W R (1929-35. In the Forces, December 1940)
Hutson, W H (Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Isbell, P R (1929-33. Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, April 1941)
Jackman, B J F (1928-1932. In the Forces, December 1939)
James, E D (Form IVC 1931-32. Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. )
Jones, T W
Kenerell, H N (1929-1934. In Harrow County Athletics Team, July 1932. Played a Witch in the school production of Macbeth, March 1933. Form VC 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, March 1940)
Kerr, A H
Kirby, D E
Kirkham, C W (1928-1932. In 1937 the owner of several provision stores at Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Slough and Sidcup. In the Forces, March 1940.)
Kirkness, R H (Form IIIA 1930-31. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. 3rd in Breast stroke, Swimming Sports 1933. Passed Higher Schools Examination with Inter-Science Exemption, 1936.)
Lockwood, R S (Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, July 1942.)
Lowenthal, R
Lowry, J G (Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933.)
Maitland, D D (1929-35. Form IVA 1931-32. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Elected to Northwick House Committe, October 1933. Deputy Prefect January 1934. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Science, Engineering Exemption, 1935. School Vice-Captain January 1935. Rugby 1st XV 1935 (lock). David Maitland was known for his drawings (cartoons), published in the Gaytonian. He died on July 6th, 1937.)
Maitlew, G K
Mead A A (Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Medcalf, K L
Messenger, E V
Midlane, P A (1929-33. HCS Athletics Team, Summer 1932. Qualified for 100 yards in Inter School sports at Stamford Bridge, July 1932. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, July 1945. An Accountant, he worked for Arthur Young, McClelland & Co.)
Moore, S J (Form IVB 1931-32. Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Morgan, D V
Morrison, J D (Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. 3rd in Backstroke, Swimming Sports, 1933. Form VA 1933-34. )
Morton, G J (1929-33. In the Forces, July 1940)
Murgatroyd, A H (1929-33. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, July 1940)
Murison, I G (Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Prefect, January 1935. Preston House Captain, January 1935. Librarian, 1935. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Commerce Exemption, 1935.)
Newman, R B (Form VB 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Prefect, January 1935. Captained the Rugby 1st XV and played front row forward, 1935.)
Noyce, E A (Eric Noyce 1929-34. Form VC 1933-34. Served in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Taken prisoner in the battle of Crete, 1941. Father of Old Gaytonian and Harrow Liberal Councillor Chris Noyce. A Governor of Gayton High School. Stood as a Liberal Democrat in local elections. Died in 2006, aged 88.)
Nunn, D M (1928-33. In the Forces, July 1940)
Panchaud, C D (1928-33. Known as Seedy after his initials. Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. 2nd in Backstroke, Swimming Sports, 1933. In the Forces, April 1941)
Pearson, S C
Peyton, E A
Phillips, L J (Leslie Phillips was in Form VA in 1932-33. His article "The Summer Term" was published in The Gaytonian, May 1933. He passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. Leslie Phillips served in the Army in the Cheshire Regt. He qualified in medicine at UCH in l956. He then trained as an otolaryngologist and emigrated to Canada in that capacity in l959, working in Medicine Hat, Alberta until his retirement in l985, when he moved to Vancouver Island.)
Price, E L (1928-35. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. In the Forces, December 1940)
Pullen, G M (Form IVB 1931-32. Played full back in Rugby 1st XV, 1935. In the Forces, July 1942.)
Rackley, F A
Reddicliffe, J R (Form VC 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Reid, D J (1929-1934. Elected to Welldon House Committee, October 1933. Batsman and deep fielder in Cricket 1st XI, 1933. David Reid was killed in the Second World War.)
Rice, A T (Form VC 1933-34.)
Riley, H P (Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Howard Riley was killed in the Second World War)
Roberts, A C G (Bert. Form IIIA 1930-31. Poem published in Gaytonian, December 1930. Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. Form VA 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Bert Roberts joined the Royal Tank Regiment for about six months after leaving school. Then he became a London policeman.)
Robinson, D J (This is Douglas "Cardew" Robinson, the entertainer. 1929-34. Form VD 1932-33. In the Forces in February, 1942. Colin Dickins writes: "Stories of Cardew Robinson are legion and often very funny - he couldn't help it, even when he was deadly serious. He and I drove down to celebrate Beaky Fooks's 100th birthday together and he died soon after in hospital where he went for a "routine" operation. He was a brilliant after-dinner speaker and a professional speech writer for many years - often for fellow pros, although he would never tell you whom. He attended OGA dinners whenever professional engagements allowed and would give us free what he charged a lot of money for professionally. Enormously good company. He was always known to his contemporaries as Dougie, but he switched to Cardew as his stage career developed and once bit my nose of for calling him Dougie when we were playing cricket together.")
Russell, R P
Saunders, J N
Sayer, R H (Form IVD, 1931-32.)
Seckerson, C A
Sillick, E W (This is Eric Sillick, whose reminiscences appear on this website. Form IIA 1929-30. Form IIIA 1930-31. Form IVA 1931-32. Form IVC 1932-33.)
Smallwood, N
Smith, D A (1928-33. Achieved Intermediate Certificate with Bronze Medallion in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931. In the Forces, April 1941)
Smith R W (1929-34. In the Forces, December 1940)
Stanford, B H (In the Forces, December 1939. Prominent member of the 4th Harrow Rover Crew.)
Stratford, R A (Form VC 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933.)
Stratton, D S (1929-35. Dennis Stratton was also known as "Babs". Form IIA in December 1930. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Prefect, January 1935. Welldon House Captain, January, 1935. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Commerce Exemption, 1935. In the Forces, December 1940. Colin Dickins writes: "Dennis Stratton is a trim, fit looking man. I only met him once or twice, the last time at Beaky's (Mr. Sidney Fooks, Head of English) funeral. He was married for years to Ann and they were very active in the OG Dramatic Club, of which she subsequently became Chairman.)
Taylor, H F (Form VC 1933-34. Achieved Intermediate Certificate in Royal Society Lifesaving Awards, July 1931.)
Taylor, S
Thorne, H L (1928-34. Played full back in Rugby 1st XV, 1935. In the Forces, February 1942)
Turner, D C (Form VA 1933-34.)
Turner, W J (William James Turner died on 21st June 1934, aged 17.)
Utton, B G (1928-34. In the Forces, December 1940)
Wade-Smith, A K (HCS Athletic Team, Summer 1932. Form VB 1933-34. Deputy Prefect, January 1935.)
Walker, A H (Art Walker was in Form VA 1932-33. Eric Sillick remembers that he was an excellent student. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933. Passed Higher Schools Examination with Inter-Science Exemption, 1936. He qualified for a Ph.D in 1941 for research work in the studies of the viscosities of solutions.)
Wallace, S
Walters, A
White, G P (Form VA 1933-34. George White was killed in the Second World War)
Widdis, F C (Freddy Widdis was in Form VA 1932-33. He lived in Kenton. Passed London Matriculation with Honours and General School Exam, 1933. Passed Higher Schools Examination, with Inter Science, Engineering Exemption, 1935.)
Wilde, C V
Williams, T G (Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)
Wintersgill, W R (1928-1932. In the Forces, December 1939)
Wittey, R H
Wolfenden, D K
Yandell, G D (Form IVB 1931-32. Form VB 1932-33. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Form VB 1933-34. Passed London Matriculation, 1934. Rugby 1st XV 1933-34.)
Young, K G (Kenneth Young was in Form VC 1932-33. He lived in Kenton. Passed General School Exam, 1933. Form VB 1933-34. Passed London Matriculation 1934.)
Young, E A (1929-32. In the Forces, December 1940)
Young, E T (Secretary, Natural History Club, 1931-32. Form VA 1932-33. Passed London Matriculation and General School Exam, 1933.)