(partial list - including names taken from a list of members of Form V who passed the General School Examination that was printed in The Gaytonian in July 1941.)
Aumonier, W M W (In the A Forms. In a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those
serving in the armed forces)
Anderson, D A P (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving
in the armed forces)
Bage, D (David Bage went to Byron Court primary school. He went
to Luton Grammar when his family moved to Luton in 1940, and so he did
not take his General School Examination at Harrow County. He remembers
that he sat next to the door and had the job of organizing the 'door
cards'. Member of Kenton House's First Place 4x200 yards under 15 relay
team, Sports Day, July 8th, 1939.)
Bagshawe, K D - VC (Winner
of the Sports Challenge Cup, 1941. Kenneth
Dawson Bagshawe, CBE.[1989] is Emeritus Professor of Medical Oncology, Charing
Cross Hospital, University of London.)
Bailey, K H P - VC
Barton, P - VD
Blades, J (Jack)
Botting, R D J - VA
Brace, J R G (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Bradley, D M (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces. Ollie Dennis Bradley became headmaster of a large
primary school in Stston, Leics.; he retired in 1983.)
Brown, P - VC
Brown, R G - VB
Burgess, F W (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces. In 1950 he was a Lieutenant, R.N.)
Campey, G W J - VC (David Bage remembers
that Geoffrey Campey lived in North Wembley and went to Byron Court primary
school)
Carter, B J - VD (School Vice-Captain 1942-43)
Chiswell, C D - VC
Clifford, P H - VD
Cole, R A (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Collinson, D R - VB (His article,
"Leafy June" was printed in The Gaytonian, June 1939, when he was in
IVB.)
Cook, B C - VA
Coombs, H E (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Cox, C A (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in the
armed forces)
Cox, E M E - VB
Crowcroft, A - VC (Andrew Crowcroft was a fellow of
the Royal College of Psychiatrists from 1973. He was senior registrar at Guy's hospital
(1960-61), a consultant at Great Ormond Street hospital for children (1966-75) and senior
psychiatrist at the hospital for sick children in Toronto (1975-78). He died on March
12th, 2002)
Crowcroft, P E - VC
Dew, E A - VC
Dickens, E P - VD (Scholarship, Modern Languages,
Clare, Cambridge, 1942-43)
Dietz, P J (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Dobb, V (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in the
armed forces. Click to read Victor
Dobb's reminiscences of Harrow County)
Dooley, P (Peter Dooley was killed in the Second World War)
Dowling, W E - VD
Dunkley, A - VD Click
to read Albert Dunkley's reminiscences of Harrow County
Edwards, D G L (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving
in the armed forces)
Ellerby, J (In the A Forms. In a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Eustace, A P (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in the
armed forces)
Exton, E J N - VD
Eyre, D H - VA (David Eyre lived in Pinner)
Francis, G R - VD (listed by Mr.
Parkinson as starting in 1935)
Foster, A J (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Fox, F (Francois Fox was in the A Forms. He still (2007) lives in
Kenton).
Fuller, E D - VB (listed by Mr.
Parkinson as starting in 1935)
Furby, G C - VC
Garland, K T - VB (according to David Bage
known as 'Katie')
Giles, A L (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Gillespie, R J - VB (Ron
Gillespie went to medical school)
Gilloch, P G - VD
Gordon, G - VA
Grave, K J (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Hayward, D E P - VA
Hall, R A - VC
Hill, R W - VA (Scholarship in Natural Sciences,
Merton, Oxford, 1942-43, B.A. (First Class) 1948, M.A. 1950, Ph.D. 1952.
He became a Fellow and Tutor in Physics at Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
He was Chief Guest, Speech Day, 1962)
Holliday, R J S - VB (Flt-Lt.
Raymond Holiday joined the Fleet Air Arm in 1942. After
demobilisation at the end of the war he joined the RAF. He was killed in a
plane crash in Germany in 1962.)
Holmes, H G - VC (1935-43. Welldon
House. School Captain,
1942-43. In the Forces, November 1943.)
Hopkins, E K (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Hughes, J - VC
Hunkin, G G - VB
James, H W (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
King, I F - VB
Knowles, W C (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Lee, R J - VB
Lelyveld, A A - VC (remembered as a
good cricketer)
Lester, M - VB (listed as starting in 1935
in Mr. Parkinson's list)
Little, P R - VD
Lipton, A - VA
Livermore, L - VC
Maclean, I S - VD (listed in Gaytonian in
December 1948 as having started in 1935)
Macpherson, W L M - VB
Males, R M - VA (Mike Males emigrated to
Rhodesia - Zimbabwe. In 1983 he was Senior Production Officer in the
Surveyor General's Department.)
Middleton, J W - VA
Millgate, B A (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving
in the armed forces)
Moffitt, W E - VA (Bill Moffitt was in the
Scouts. Brother of Bob and Peter. David Bage remembers that his father was good at conjuring
tricks. State Scholarship, Natural
Sciences, New, Oxford, 1942-43. D.Phil. Oxon, 1949. In 1949 Dr. Moffitt was
engaged on research for the British Rubber Producers' Research
Association. He became at only 31 Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry at Harvard
& a Presidential Adviser; tragically he died in 1958.)
Moss, B C - VB
Mullens, H W - VC
Munt, G W - VB
Neubroch, N - VA
Nidd, R N - VB
Oates, G G - VA
Owen, R C - VC
Palmer, R A - VC
Patterson, K G - VB (Guy?) (His
article, "Sir Roger in A.R.P." was printed in The Gaytonian, March
1940.)
Pick, R D H - VD
Porter, A - VB
Rackham, K P - VD (Ken Rackham stayed on at
School and briefly joined the teaching staff during the war, when there was a
shortage of teachers. An Accountant, he worked for Arthur Young,
McClelland & Co.)
Reber, J E - VD
Redford, H S
Roberts, D I - VA
Roby, A G - VB (according to David
Bage known as 'George')
Salmon, G S P (Gerald S. P. Salmon, 1936-40, was the younger son of two
sons of an Old Gaytonian. He gained the Agricultural Diploma of the Royal
Agricultural College, Cirencester, in 1948.)
Samuels, D E J - VB
Sherwin, R A M - VD
Shipway, P S (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Simonds, F T - VB (His poem, "My
Shop" was printed in The Gaytonian, June 1939, when he was in IVB.)
Smythe, R J G
Sutton, J F H - VC
Swift, J D - VB
Tautz, J H (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Taylor, D A - VD
Taylor, B J (Brian John Taylor was in the A Forms)
Taylor, J B - VA (Jack Brian Taylor. Elder
brother of Geoff Taylor. Went on the School trip to Switzerland, August
1939)
Taylor, P J O - VA (Peter John Osborne
Taylor)
Tomlinson, D H - VB (His article,
"Spring Comes to the Hill" was printed in The Gaytonian, July 1940.)
Topping, I J - VD
Tracey, D W (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Wallworth, P T - VB (Peter Wallworth was killed in
the Second World War)
Watson, R J - VC
Warson, W S (from a list compiled by Mr. Parkinson of those serving in
the armed forces)
Webb, C J - VD
West, N H - VD
Williams, D (David Williams, known as 'Tiny' because he was tall, moved
to Luton and attended Luton Grammar.)