Latest additions to Some Old Blues on the Web
These people were added to the links page during November 2009:
Tace ALLEN (Barnes A 1989-96), sports massage therapist
Kate ATKINSON (Coleridge B 1993-2000, Senior Grecian), Treasury official
Diana AWDRY (Scott, Seven's 1953-60), computer programmer/analyst & railway enthusiast
Eric AYRES (Horsham Staff 1930-35), headmaster, Woodbridge School
Madeleine AYRES (CH Headmaster's Secretary 1976-81), headmistress, St Audries School
Richard AYRES (Thornton A 1975-82), systems engineer
Louise BARR (Coleridge B 1989-96), graphic & web designer
Robert BLACK (Old Blue, left 1848), author & translator
Jill BLEWETT (Myford, Seven's 1949-56), translator & interpreter. Died 1988
Giselle BOND-TAYLOR (Parker, Eight's, dates?), midwife & teacher
Simon CHAPMAN (Leigh Hunt A, Leigh Hunt B 1982-90)
Julia CLEVERDON (Two's 1967-74), ? university lecturer
Simon COX (Lamb A 1949-59), surgeon
Tommy CURTIN (Lamb B, Middleton A, Peele B, Grecians West 1995-?2003)
Isabel DAWSON (Yeats, Five's & Barnes B 1981-87)
Gary DOBBIE (Horsham Staff 1984-2002), chaplain, Shrewsbury School
Scarlett Emma DUNCAN-MILLICHEAP (Old Blue, recent years)
Frederick FIELD (CH c. 1815), theologian & biblical scholar
Jane GOODSIR (Hertford, dates?), social policy analyst
Blanche HINTON (Bloom, Six's 1948-54), teacher, drama coach, arts promoter
Freddie Llewellyn HUGHES (Lamb A, Peele A 1904-13), Dean of Ripon
Wendy JOHNSON (Wright, Two's 1961-67), research chemist
Matthew KIMBERLEY (Peele B, Maine A 1991-98), recruitment consultant
Helen KEMP (Norris, Two's 1955-63), potter, calligrapher, batik artist, lecturer, retailer, designer
Aziza KHAN (Three's 1980-84), dentist
Jo KING (Barnes A, left 1989 or 90)
Philip KING (Maine A 1946-54), Anglican priest & missionary leader
Olivia LABAND (Barnes A, Hertford, Grecians East 1995-2002)
James MADDREN (Thornton A, Grecians West 1998-2005), percussionist
Homan MAHMOUDI (Lamb B, Middleton B, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Joanna MARSH (Staff 1997-2002), organist
Harold Andrew MASON (Old Blue, probably Thornton A 1923-28), English literature scholar
Yemisi MOKUOLU (Barnes B 1988-96), cultural entrepreneur
Stefania MULLERI (CH c. 2002)
Megan NEILD (Coleridge A, Grecians West 1995-2002)
Paula NEUSS (Two's 1954-60), English literature scholar, died 1988
Elaine OWLES (Hertford 1950s)
Nick PARRANS-SMITH (Staff 2000-03), director of music, Lichfield Cathedral School
Annabel PASSMORE (Old Blue, dates?)
Isabel RANKINE (Barnes B, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Jean RICHARDS (Pacy, Three's 1957-64), well-known figure in shipping industry
Diana SCARISBRICK (Wood, Five's & Six's 1941-47), historian of jewelry
Sir Seymour SHARKEY (CH c. 1860), physician
Lord SIMON of HIGHBURY (Middleton A 1950-58, Senior Grecian, Governor & Almoner), head of BP. Trade minister in Blair Government
Molly SNOW (Florence Maria Eccles, Five's 1922-28), vicar's wife & mother of four, died 2009
James Francis STEPHENS (CH c. 1805), entomologist
Clare TATTERSALL (Eight's 1963-71, Governor & Almoner), executive search consultant
Alfred Herbert TUBBY (CH 1870-78, Consultant Surgeon to CH, Governor & Almoner), orthopedic surgeon
Abi VERNON-JONES (Coleridge B, Grecians West 1995-2002)
Gilly WILFORD (Woods, Four's 1968-73), accountant & health administrator
Michael WINTLE (Middleton A 1962-70), historian
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Jo BAKER (Leigh Hunt A, Grecians East 1999-2002)
Sean DAVEY (Staff 1992- ), rugby referee
Daisy HORWELL (Barnes A 1990-97), property consultant
Joe LEISERACH (Middleton B, Grecians East 1996-2003)
Anne SILK (Arnold, Four's 1943-47), optician & environmental health researcher
Holly WALSH (Leigh Hunt B 1992-99), comedian, scriptwriter, TV presenter
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I have also linked to:
The John and Frances West Family Group, closely linked to CH since the 18th century.
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These people were added to the links page during October 2009:
Trienke AKINDELE (Barnes B, Grecians West 1995-2002)
Colin ALVES (Coleridge B, arrived 1939, left 1948 or 49), Secretary, Church of England Board of Education
John ASHE (Thornton A 1966-70), Archdeacon of Lynn
Jo BAKER (Leigh Hunt A, Grecians East 1999-2002), senior staff member, Christian Survivors
Lizzie BALLAGHER (Glen, Four's 1961-67), author - 'Elizabeth Gibson' - & teacher
Louis BARDOU (Horsham Staff 1970-81), teacher at Haberdashers' Aske's
Duncan BATCHELOR (Thornton A 1985-92), solicitor. Partner, Norton Rose
Sir John BEAZLEY (Ward XI, Coleridge A 1898-1903), classical scholar & art historian
Joshua BELL (Peele A, Grecians West 2002-09), travelling to Rome on foot
Leslie BLOHM (Coleridge A 1970-77), barrister
Edmund BLUNDEN (Coleridge A 1909-15, Senior Grecian), poet & man of letters
David BUTLER (Peele B, Thornton A 1991-98), software engineer. Founder, Nimisis
Lyndsey CAMBRIDGE (Barnes A, Grecians East 1995-2002)
Jessica CLENSHAW (Coleridge B, Grecians West 1997-2002, Musician in Residence 2002-03), teacher
David CORDINGLY (Lamb B 1948-57, Horsham Art Staff 1960s), naval historian
Nicholas COX (Coleridge A 1951-61), historian & Public Record Office official
Bill CROWTHER (CH 1980-86), aerospace engineer
Sir Colin DAVIS (Thornton B 1938-44), conductor
Keith DOUGLAS (Lamb A, Middleton B 1931-38), poet
Martin DRAY (Leigh Hunt B, Leigh Hunt A 1981-88), barrister
Kathleen DUNCAN (Dale, Three's 1956-65, Head Girl, Governor & Almoner), Director General, LloydsTSB Foundation for England and Wales 1990-2005
Sarah ELDRIDGE (Eight's 1966-71), journalist & media officer
Robert FABBRI (Middleton B, Peele A 1972-79), film & TV first assistant director
Ruth FABER (Music teacher, Horsham, dates?), harpist
Terence FISHER (Peele B 1913-19), film director
Brenda GRIFFITH-WILLIAMS (Hertford Staff 1970-72)
Jane HAYWARD (One's, Two's 1961-68), actress
Edward HICKMAN (Leigh Hunt A 1980-85), solicitor. Partner, Linklaters
Carl IGOLEN-ROBINSON (Peele B, Peele A 1984-91), teacher at Haileybury
Kwame INYUNDO (Maine B, Maine A 1984-91), barrister
Domantas JANKAUSKAS (Middleton A, Grecians East 2002-04), banking operations analyst
Jurgis KARPUS (Middleton A, Grecians West 2000-02)
Siân KEALL (Three's, Barnes A 1983-90), solicitor. Partner, Travers Smith
Simon KEYES (Middleton A 1965-71), director, St Ethelburga's Centre for Peace & Reconciliation
Walter KING (Maine B 1956-63), Vice-Dean of Chelmsford
Josh LEAKEY (CH c. 2004), serving in Parachute Regiment
Richard LEEMING (Lamb B, Maine A 1978-85), solicitor. Partner, Burges Salmon
Nicholas McINERNY (Thornton B 1972-79), dramatist & scriptwriter
Sir Foley NEWNS (Thornton A 1919-28, Senior Grecian), colonial administrator
Christopher NICHOLSON (Horsham Staff 1965-81), ex-Master of Lower School, Bedford Modern
David ORPWOOD (Thornton B 1962-70), farmer turned meat marketer
Edmund Courtenay PEARCE (CH 1879-89, Almoner), Vice-Chancellor, Cambridge University. Bishop of Derby
Dougal PHILPS (Staff 1991-97), headmaster, Solefield School, Sevenoaks
Stewart RAYNER (Coleridge B 1949-57), Anglican priest
Paul ROSE (Peele A 1944-51), Anglican priest
Sebastian SCOTNEY (Coleridge B 1966-73), ex investment analyst. Influential figure in British jazz world
Theo STEEL (Thornton A 1958-67), railwayman
Francis STEELE (Thornton B 1966-72), bass, vocal coach, musicologist, record producer
Leon STEMBRIDGE (Staff 1990), teacher in Australia
John STEPHENSON (Coleridge A, arrived 1939 or 40, left 1948), army officer. Secretary, MCC
Mark THOMAS (Coleridge B 1974-81), comedian & political activist
Martin TICKNER (Thornton A, arrived 1951 or 52, left 1958), theatrical manager
Jon WATSON-MILLER (Lamb A 1972-79), motorcyclist
D Rosh WRIGHT (Debbie Stone, One's 1957-66), actress
Richard YOUDALE (Horsham Staff 1982-88), former headmaster, King's School Ely
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James ATKINSON (Maine B, Grecians East 1999-2006), student, Durham University. Died on Mont Blanc, 2009
Paul CUDDEFORD (Peele A 1980-87), composer & guitarist
Linda GAMLIN (Three's 1962-69), author
Anthony SAYER (Lamb B 1959-66), cellist, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
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These people were added to the links page during September 2009:
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Pia ABRAHAM (Barnes A, Grecians East 2000-02)
Herbert ALDERSMITH (Newgate Street & Horsham Medical Officer c. 1871-1913)
Roger ALLAM (Peele B, Thornton A 1964-72), actor
Tom C ARNOT (Middleton A 1978-85), chemical engineer
Tom AVESTON (Lamb B, Thornton A 1993-99)
Niall BARKER (Peele B & A 1984-91), musician & songwriter
Adrian BAWTREE (Peele A 1979-86, Staff 2000- ), organist, conductor & composer
Tristan BEVAN (Barnes B, Middleton B, Middleton A 1982-89), teacher in Australia
Carl BLAKEY (Lamb B, Middleton A, Grecians East 1994-2001), postgraduate chemist, died May 2009
Su BONFANTI (Five's 1967-73), senior civil servant
Hendrik BOWER (Maine B, Middleton B, Thornton B, Grecians West 1996-2003), teacher in Austria
Sir Frank BRANGWYN (creator of the Chapel murals), artist
Ben BREAKWELL (Thornton A 1992-99), tenor
Max BROCKMAN-MORE (Peele A 1967-75), teacher & choir director
John BULL (Old Blue, recent years), army officer
Robin BUTLER (Thornton B 1960-67), rheumatologist
Emma CAMPBELL-JONES (Coleridge B 1986-93), actress
Daisy CAUDRON (Leigh Hunt A, Barnes B 1988-95)
Geoffrey CHAPMAN (Staff 1988-92), headmaster, Queen Margaret's School, York
Michael CHERNIAVSKY (Horsham Staff 1948-66), historian
Justin CHETHAM-STRODE (Thornton B 1970-?76)
Daniel CLYDESDALE-COTTER (Peele B, Maine A, Maine B, Grecians East 1995-2002)
Jonathan COLE (Middleton A 1982-89), composer
Steven CONNORS (Deputy Head 2000-05), Headmaster, Monmouth School
Bob CRAIG (Middleton A 1952-57), head of construction company
Duncan Q M CRAIG (Middleton B 1974-80), academic pharmacist
Michael CRATON (Maine A 1943-49), historian
Robert CREWDSON (Maine A 1936-44), actor & gallery owner
Irina CROCKETT (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians East 1994-2001)
Mark CURTIS (Development Director then Partnership Director, left 2005), Oxford college development director
Sean DAVEY (Staff 1992- ), rugby referee
Baroness DEECH (Ruth Fraenkel, Seven's 1953-61), academic lawyer. Chair, Bar Standards Board
Bridget DRAY (Seven's, Coleridge B 1984-91), journalist & musician
Mark DULEY (Staff 1989-91), choir & orchestra director in Ireland
Nigel FARRELL (Middleton A 1962-70), journalist, writer & broadcaster
Russell FLEMING (Christ's Hospital 2000-07), ? ancient history & archaeology student, St Andrews University
Jason FLEMYNG (Maine B, Middleton A 1978-83), actor
John FRANKLIN (Lamb A 1944-51), architect, town planner, student of religious experience
Joshua FREESTONE (Old Blue, left 2006), ? human sciences student, Durham University
Andrew R GEORGE (Lamb A 1965-72), Assyriologist
Simon GIBBS (Maine A, Maine B 1983-90), barrister. Legal costs expert
William Arthur GIBBS (Hertford & Ward Four 1875-77), died at CH in 1877
Piers GIELGUD (Coleridge B 1974-81, Dance/drama staff 1988-89), choreographer
Seb GOODWIN-DAY (Maine B, Grecians East 2000-07), student, Academy of Contemporary Music, Guildford
Chris GRADY (Lamb A 1969-76), arts manager. Founder, Musical Theatre Matters
Jasper GRIFFIN (Peele A 1948-56), classical scholar
Kay GRIFFITHS (Murphy, Three's 1954-61), housing official & university administrator
Derek HARMER-MORRIS (Barnes B, Maine B 1940-48), teacher, actor, stage director
Ansar HAROUN (Middleton A 1959-66), psychiatrist
Stephen HAYKLAN (said to be Old Blue, born 1934), construction company chairman & entrepreneur
Caroline HEWLETT (Hewitt, Four's 1980-87), Anglican priest
Howard HOLDSWORTH (Middleton B 1966-73, Staff 1992- )
Paul HOLLAND (Staff 2000- ), artist
Stuart HOLLAND (Lamb A 1951-59), Labour politician & academic
Jonathan HOWARD (Maine A, Grecians East 1998-2005), classics student, Oxford University
David HUGHES (Middleton B 1967-74), barrister
Roland JAQUARELLO (Thornton B 1956-64), theatre & radio director
John C KIRK (Middleton A 1985-92), IT manager
Richard KROLL (Lamb B 1966-71), English literature scholar. Died 2009
Alex LANIPEKUN (Lamb A 1992-99), actor
Joe LAUNCHBURY (Middleton B, Grecians West 2002-09), rugbyman
Peter LAVENDER (Coleridge A 1961-69), deputy director, National Institute of Adult Continuing Education
Amy LEADBETTER (Barnes B, Grecians West 2000-02)
Peter LEE-WRIGHT (Thornton A 1961-68), documentary film-maker
Joe LEISERACH (Middleton B, Grecians East 1996-2003)
Owen LEWIS (Old Blue, dates?), group business director, Universal McCann
Claire LIPPIATT (Leigh Hunt B, Hertford, Grecians East 2000-04)
Sophie LIPPIATT (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians East 1999-2001)
Imogen LITTLEJOHNS (Leigh Hunt B 1989-96), account manager, online video ad network
Paul MACKNEY (Peele B 1960-67), trade union leader
Hannah MAUGHAN (Coleridge A 1985-92), textile designer
Maggie McCURRY (Five's & Six's 1960-66), greyhound rescue pilot
Sylvester McILWAIN (Old Blue, dates?), barrister
Rupert MEREDITH-JONES (Middleton B 1991-98)
Rebecca MISKIN (Four's, arrived 1981 or 82, left 1985 or 86), nurse
Vicci MITCHELL-LUKER (Five's 1980-84), singer & singing teacher
Duncan NOËL-PATON (Horsham Staff 1972-99), stage director
Simon OECKEN (Coleridge A 1971-78), senior IT manager
Leroy OKONTA (Old Blue, left 2006), ? medical student, Manchester University
Jeffrey OLSTEAD (Maine B 1958-65), journalist & field sports campaigner
Chris PALGRAVE (Lamb B, Thornton A 1991-98, Senior Grecian), veterinary surgeon
Sergiu PANAITE (Lamb B, Maine A, Maine B, Grecians East 1996-2002)
James PETO (Lamb A 1971-76), curator
Mortimer POCKETT (Lamb A, Grecians East 2002-09), aspiring journalist
Katherine POGSON (Eight's 1976-81), leather designer
Tayo POPOOLA (Maine A 1986-93), DJ
Andrew QUINE (Peele B, Thornton A, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Guy RHODES (Peele A 1980-86), landmine clearance expert
Clive ROBERTS (Coleridge A 1963-70), marine biologist in New Zealand
Anna ROCHE (Barnes A 1984-91), ? charity fundraiser
Alex SELBY-BOOTHROYD (Middleton B & A 1984-89), data manager & website creator
John SNOW (Thornton B 1951-59), cricketer
Jeremy SOUTHGATE (Coleridge B 1973-80), orthopaedic surgeon
Mike SWAI (Campbell, Lamb B 1974-79), record producer, sound engineer, guitarist, composer
Anna SWAN (Three's 1971-77), journalist, author & editor
Crispin SWAYNE (Peele B 1976-82), social & military historian & broadcaster
William TARNOW-MORDI (Lamb B 1961-68), neonatologist in Australia
Peter WAGNER (Barnes B 1945-50), Anglican priest in Zimbabwe. Murdered in 2001
Stephen WHITE (Middleton A 1968-75, Governor)
Anthony WILDEN (Lamb B 1946-53), social theorist
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Dan ATKINSON (Lamb A 1972-79), journalist & author
David COOKE (Clerk & Chief Executive 2009- ), Rear-Admiral
John GILLHAM (Thornton B 1928-35, Governor & Almoner), director, Bovis Construction
Jessica GREENFIELD (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians East 1994-2001)
Kacper HAMILTON (Maine A, Grecians East 1998-2005), product designer
Charles HEDLEY (Maine B 1957-66), Anglican priest
Munna MITRA (Chaplain 1996-2008), Anglican priest & teacher
Jon MUSK (Maine B, Middleton A, Grecians East 1994-2001), graphic designer, digital artist, photographer
David NEWSOME (Headmaster 1970-79), historian & biographer
Holly WALSH (Leigh Hunt B 1992-99), comedian, scriptwriter, TV presenter
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I have also linked to:
A Facebook group for those who were at CH from 1994 to 2001
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These people were added during July and August 2009:
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Philip ALLEN (Lamb B 1937-44, Governor), brewery sales manager & rugbyman
Vikki ASKEW (Hatton, Horsham Staff 1984-99), Head of Sixth Form, James Allen's Girls' School
John 'Basil' BAINE (Lamb B 1968-75), now Attila the Stockbroker, performance poet, musician, songwriter
Ben BEACH (Old Blue, left 2008), architecture student
George Charles BELL (CH 1842-51, Headmaster 1868-76), Anglican priest. Head of CH & Marlborough
Kathleen BETTERTON (Baron, Five's 1924-31, Hertford Staff 1961-72), author & teacher
Phil BROADHURST (Middleton A 1988-93), cinematographer
Steve BROCKMAN-MORE (Peele A 1967-74), artist
Wilfred BROWN (Peele A 1933-39), tenor
Patrick CAVENDISH (Barnes A, arrived 1949 or 51, left 1957 or 58), publisher
Richard CAVENDISH (Christ's Hospital 1940-49), author
Kate CHACKSFIELD (Three's 1979-81), broadcast journalist & communications coach
Margaret 'Peggy' CHALLIS (Hertford Staff 1940-44), headmistress, St Anne's School, Caversham
Trish CHUDLEIGH (Buddle, Five's 1964-71), sonographer
Nancy CORDERY (Hertford Staff 1950-82)
Paul CUDDEFORD (Peele A 1980-87), composer & guitarist
Timothy DICKINSON (Coleridge B 1954-61), literary advisor & broadcaster
Colin FALCK (Christ's Hospital c. 1944-52), poet & literary critic
John FEEHALLY (Maine A, Peele A 1962-69), nephrologist
Sir William Hamilton FYFE (Headmaster 1919-30), classical scholar & university principal
Darrell P GARDNER (Lamb B 1957-64), artist
Diana GARNHAM (Six's 1966-71), chief Executive, The Science Council
John GILLHAM (Thornton B 1928-35, Governor & Almoner), director, Bovis Construction
Sir William GLOCK (Barnes B, arrived 1919, left 1926 or 28), BBC Controller of Music
Hugo HARPER (Christ's Hospital 1832-40), headmaster & Oxford college head
Stephen HARRISON (Coleridge B 1971-78, Governing Body Member), classical scholar
Buster HOWES (Coleridge A 1971-?78), Brigadier, Royal Marines
George Andrew JACOB (Headmaster 1853-68), Anglican priest, teacher & author
Randolph KIRKPATRICK (CH 1872-79), palaeontologist
Marcus KNIGHT (Maine B 1915-20), Dean of Exeter
Paul LYNCH (Lamb B 1967-74), head of computer consultancy firm
Mark LYNE (Middleton B 1970-76), barrister
Ranald MACDONALD of Clanranald (Peele A 1944-50), Captain & Chief of Clanranald
Mich MARONEY (One's 1973-78), artist
David MASON (Barnes A, arrived 1935 or 36, left 1942 or 43, Governor), trumpeter
Esther MAUGHAN McLACHLAN (Four's, Coleridge A 1983-90), marketing & communications consultant
Philip MAYNE (Peele A 1911-19), engineer. Britain's last surviving WW1 officer
Michael MEEKS (Maine A, Maine B 1988-95), software developer
David NEWSOME (Headmaster 1970-79), historian & biographer
Sam NOËL-PATON (Peele B, Peele A 1985-91)
Ernest Harold PEARCE (CH 1874-84, Staff 1891-92, Governor & Almoner), Bishop of Worcester
Michael PROCTER (Lamb A 1960-69), authority on Renaissance music
Patrick RANCE (Barnes B 1927-36), authority on cheese
Alfred James ROLFE (CH 1879-87), Anglican priest. Headmaster in Australia
Hugh ROSS (Maine B, Coleridge B 1964-71), health administrator
James ROTHWELL (Thornton A 1971-79, temporary Horsham Staff 1979), teacher
Andrew SAINT (Lamb A 1958-64), architectural historian
Michael SCHMIDT (Thornton B 1965-66), poet, novelist, scholar & publisher
Anne SILK (Arnold, Four's 1943-47), optician & environmental health researcher
Chris SIMMS (Peele A 1981-88), crime writer
Iain STANDEN (Peele A 1974-81), army officer & battlefield tour guide
Ben TODD (Middleton B, Middleton A 1984-91), editor, ZOO magazine
Simon D M WHITE (Peele B 1962-68), astrophysicist. Director, Max Planck Institute
Michael WILDING (Maine A 1922-28), actor
Olly WILLIAMS (Leigh Hunt A, Thornton A 1979-86), artist - 'Olly & Suzi'
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Tim COLLARD (Coleridge B 1972-77), diplomat
John DDUNGU (Maine A, Grecians East 2005-07), medical student, Oxford University. Died February 2009
Vincent FRANK (Turner, Maine A & Grecians East 1997-2004), electropop musician - 'Frankmusik'
Eliot, Julian & Ryan GREGORY (CH 1995-2002), models & actors
Patrick RANCE (Barnes B 1927-36), authority on cheese
Holly WALSH (Leigh Hunt B 1992-99), comedian, scriptwriter, TV presenter
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CH's memorandum on the Charities Bill, 2004
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Peter ALLWOOD (Staff 1985-2001), composer. Headmaster, Lichfield Cathedral School
Tom ALLWOOD (Maine B, Maine A 1991-98), photographer
Catherine AVENELL (Old Blue, left 2006), ? Geography student, Manchester University
Terry BATE (Coleridge A 1945-51, Governor), international radio & television executive
Keith BATTARBEE (Old Blue, c. late 1950s), English & history scholar in Finland
Courtney BURTENSHAW (Old Blue, left 2006), medical student, Imperial College London
Ben CALVERT-LEE (Lamb B, Thornton A, Grecians West 1994-2001), graduate student of computer games technology, Portsmouth University
Nicolas CHISHOLM (Thornton B 1961-68), headmaster, the Yehudi Menuhin School
Francis CLIFFORD (Arthur Thompson, Maine A 1928-35), novelist
David CONNEARN (Middleton A 1964-71), artist
Steven CONNOR (Middleton B 1966-71), cultural historian, critic, broadcaster
Dave CUMINGS (CH c. 1976-83)
Gerald DAVIES (Horsham Staff 1971-74), rugbyman & journalist. Manager, British Lions tour to South Africa, 2009
Howard DAVIES (Maine A 1956-63), theatre director
Michael Lucifer DEATH (Christ's Hospital c. 1970), artist
Varvara (Varia) DOLETSKAYA (Christ's Hospital 2000-03), pianist
Tenniel EVANS (Thornton A 1937-44), actor & Anglican priest
Margaret GOWING (Elliott, Four's 1932-38), historian of science
Andrew HIGGINS (Thornton A 1992-99), rugbyman
Paul HOSKINS (Coleridge A 1977-84), music director, Rambert Dance Company
Paul HUMBER (Peele B 1974-81), dentist
Mark HUTTON (Thornton B, Maine A, Grecians East 1996-2002), accountant
Frances INNES-HOPKINS (Old Blue, left 2006), ? Music student, Leeds University
Gillian IVACKOVIC (Paterson, One's & Six's 1947-53), tapestry designer & producer
Amy JACKSON (Old Blue, left 2006)
G H D JOHNSON (Horsham Staff 1961-76, & thereafter; Governor)
Jacob KEET (Christ's Hospital 1999-2006), history student, St Andrews University
Jonathan KESTER (Lamb A 1979-85), Anglican priest
Alan KNIGHT (Maine B 1957-65), scholar of Latin America
D J LEIGHTON (Middleton A 1949-58), director, Portals. Author
Alex LEISERACH (Thornton B, Maine A, Grecians East 1994-2001)
Olivia MANNION-DANIELS (Coleridge B, Grecians West 1999-2001)
Adrian MATHEWS (Staff 1987-88), novelist
Guy MATTHEWS (Lamb B, Peele A, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Anna McCALLION (Tracey, Five's, Six's 1953-62), artist
York MEMBERY (Lamb B 1973-80), freelance journalist & author
Patricia MENON (Mitchell, Two's 1954-61), college & university teacher
Gordon MILES (Middleton B 1976-83), entertainer - 'Max Normal'
Jane MITCHELL (Staff 2003-08), teacher at Repton
Ariadne MITCHELL-KOTSAKIS (Old Blue, left 2006), ? philosophy student, Oxford University
Munna MITRA (Chaplain 1996-2008), Anglican priest & teacher
Christie MOCKFORD (Old Blue, left 2006), medical student, Oxford University
J E MORPURGO (Coleridge B 1929-36, Governor & Almoner), man of letters
Joss MULLINGER (Coleridge A 1960-69), banker & photographer
Yinka OYEBADE (Old Blue, left 2006), biological sciences student, Liverpool University
John PERRY (Lamb A 1961-69), accountant
George PHILIP (Middleton B 1961-68), scholar of Latin America
Fred PIPER (Thornton B, Middleton B 1951-58), mathematician & cryptographer
Pascal PORCHERON (Old Blue, left 2006), English student, Cambridge University
Rebecca RAMSAY-SMITH (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians East 1999-2001)
Laura READING (Christ's Hospital 2005-07), music student, Edinburgh University
Natalie ROSIER (Coleridge B, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Christopher ROWE (Maine B 1954-62), classical scholar
Veronika ROMANOVA (Old Blue, left 2006), law student, King's College London
Philip SALMON (Coleridge B 1969-75), tenor
Jonathan SCOTT (Coleridge A 1959-68), wildlife artist, photographer, author & broadcaster
Piers SIBSON (Thornton B 1976-83), asset manager & farmer in South Africa
Andrew TANG-PULLEN (Peele B, Thornton A, Grecians West 1994-2001)
Dietrich TANSLEY-HANCOCK (Thornton B, Grecians West 1997-2004), student, Aberdeen University
Lynda THAIN (Russell-Whitaker, Three's 1971-76), marketing communications consultant & trainer, & singer
Luke THURSTON (Leigh Hunt B, Thornton A 1979-86), literature scholar
Mark WARDELL (Staff 1992-97), organist & teacher
Peter WARFIELD (Horsham Staff 1977-79), rugbyman, army officer, teacher at Harrow
Kim WARWICK-COWTAN (Old Blue, left 2006), ? chemistry student, Liverpool University
Tobias WILKINSON (Peele A 1969-76), artist
Louise WINSTONE (Four's 1977-83), actor
Alex WOODBRIDGE (Maine B, Peele A, Grecians West 1995-2002)
Accy YEATS (Middleton A 1979-86), percussionist
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Tim BENJAMIN (Peele A & B & Middleton B 1987-92), composer
Stella DAVIS (Young, One's & Three's 1959-64), poet
Geraint JENNINGS (Coleridge A 1977-84), artist, author, linguist, Jersey politician
Shane Hayden JONES (Old Blue, left 2008?)
Tim PETTER (Lamb B 1971-76), musician & performer
Aidan PINDER (Old Blue, left 2006), ? marine biology student, Plymouth University
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I have also linked to:
The Old Blues Cricket Club
The Hung Drawn and Quartered pub in Newgate Street EC3, formerly the CH Counting House
CH Annual Review for 2007/08
The CH Scout troop
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These people were added during May 2009:
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Noel ABEL (Peele B 1960-66), trombonist
Dan ATKINSON (Lamb A 1972-79), journalist & author
James ATKINSON (Maine B, Grecians East 1999-2006), student, Durham University. Died on Mont Blanc, January 2009
Bill BAND (Maine A 1936-44), engineer & naval architect
Celia BLAKEWAY-PHILLIPS (Four's, Barnes A 1982-87), charity fundraiser
Clare BLAKEWAY-PHILLIPS (Four's 1969-75), health service administrator
Thomas BOARDMAN (Horsham Staff 1902-15), wartime lieutenant-colonel
Fiona BROWN (Lumb, Hertford, left c. 1977), organist & teacher
David R BUTT (Lamb B 1938-45), painter
Anthea CASE (Stones, Four's 1956-62), Chair, Heritage Link. Numerous senior roles in heritage world
Benjamin CHEWTER (Thornton B, Maine A, Maine B, Grecians East 1995-2002), organist
Margaret CLAYTON (Eight's 1952-59), former Chair, Mental Health Act Commission
Sir Jenkin COLES (CH 1850s), Australian politician
David COOKE (Clerk & Chief Executive 2009- ), Rear-Admiral
Con COUGHLIN (Peele B 1966-73), journalist & author
Elizabeth COXON-TAYLOR (Coxon, Seven's 1928-36, Head Girl, Governor), dance & drama teacher, nurse, administrator
Jonathan EASTBURN (CH c. 2007), student, Exeter University
Jevon ELLIS (Peele A 1969-75), musician
Michael EVANS (Middleton B 1935-42), killed in 1942
Clive EXTON (Brooks, Middleton B 1941-45), dramatist & screenwriter
Ruth FLEMINGER (Jackson, Five's 1933-40), psychiatrist & art historian
Tristan FRANKLINOS (CH 2003-07), classics student, St Andrews University
Vincent FRANK (Turner, Maine A & Grecians East 1997-2004), electropop musician - 'Frankmusik'
Rob GAUNTLETT (Maine B, Grecians East 1998-05), mountaineer & adventurer. Died on Mont Blanc, January 2009
Sir Gabriel GOLDNEY (Christ's Hospital 1820-28, Governor), politician
Jessica GREENFIELD (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians East 1994-2001)
Marcus GREIG (Thornton A 1992-99)
Susanna HANKS (Law, 1's 1969-73), senior officer, HM Customs & Excise
Oliver HAYES (CH c. 2005), philosophy student, Warwick University (?)
Charles HAZLEWOOD (Lamb B, Maine A 1978-85), conductor & broadcaster
John HENMAN (Barnes A 1943-48), furniture retailer
Amanda HERRIES (McIlwain, Two's 1965-73, Governor), archaeologist, curator, lecturer, writer & broadcaster
Zoë HIGGINSON (Brickel, Hertford & Col A 83-90), investigator & author
Harriet HOCKADAY (CH c. 2004), psychology student, Glasgow University (?)
Susannah HOLMES (CH 1826-32)
Daisy HORWELL (Barnes A 1990-97), property consultant
Millree HUGHES (Lamb A 1971-78), artist
Nina JEWELL (Morgan, Eight's 1968-75), local government accountant
Pam JONES (Hertford early 1970s)
Shane JONES (OB, left 2008?)
Zheni KANANI (Leigh Hunt A, Grecians East 1999-2001), violinist
Hayley LASHBROOK (Old Blue, left 2000)
Martin LINTON (Thornton A 1954-62), Labour MP for Battersea
Susan LINTOTT (Eight's 1963-71, Almoner), Bursar, Downing College, Cambridge
Dion Salvador LLOYD (Middleton A 1979-84), painter
Chloë MAHONEY (Leigh Hunt B, Grecians West 2001-08), ? Arabic student, SOAS
Magdalen MANNION DANIELS (Coleridge B, Grecians West c. 2007), dance student, the Merce Cunningham School, New York
Sir Duncan McCALLUM (Christ's Hospital 1899-1904, latterly in Thornton A), soldier, adventurer & politician
Jaki MILES-WINDMILL (Staff 2000-05), actress, musician, author, astrologer, psychic
Nina NEWTON (Jones, Five's 1968-73), ? caterer & party organiser
William NYE (Lamb B 1978-83), Director, National Security Secretariat
Matthew OATES (Thornton B 1963-72), nature conservation adviser & butterfly expert
David O'MEARA (Horsham Staff 1967-2005)
Rex PATERSON (Barnes B 1912-18), agriculturalist
Nigel RICHARDSON (Lamb B 1969-76), author & journalist
Graham RICHES (Thornton B, Maine B 1952-60), Professor of Social Work
Veronica SANDERSON (Trevor, Two's 1968-75)
Julia SEARIGHT (Warne, Four's 1968-75), proprietor of microportal service provider
Stephan SHAKESPEARE (Kukowski, Peele B 1968-75), political pollster & web entrepreneur
John SMITH (Maine B 1942-49), rugbyman & rugby administrator
Colin SOMERVILLE (Lamb A 1968-75), journalist & broadcaster
Chris STEELE-PERKINS (Middleton B 1956-65), photographer
Amanda STUBBS (Atkinson, Seven's 1978-85), lawyer
Peter SWANBOROUGH-NILSON (CH 2002-07), student, Sussex Downs College, Lewes
Crispin SWAYNE (Peele B 1976-82), social & military historian & broadcaster
Judith THOMPSON (Lillie, One's & Seven's 1953-63), Anglican priest
Alex THRIFT (Six's 1965-72)
Ian TORKINGTON (Horsham Staff 1972-2007)
Alwyn W TURNER (Lamb B 1973-79), author
Gediminas ULOZA (Middleton A, Grecians West 2000-02), investment banker
Theo USHERWOOD (Thornton B, Middleton B 1992-99), journalist
Valerie WHARTON (Hertford c. 1970)
Rhys WILLIAMS (CH c. 2005), history student, Liverpool University (?)
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Improved links were provided for:
John GLOSTER-SMITH (Horsham Staff 1974-75)
Sophie TILL (Four's, Barnes B 1981-89), violinist
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Extra links were provided for:
Con COUGHLIN (Peele B 1966-73), journalist & author
Kacper HAMILTON (Maine A, Grecians East 1998-2005), product designer
Clive PERDUE (Barnes B 1956-63), professor of linguistics in France
Bill RICHARDS (Peele B 1961-70, Governor & Almoner), solicitor. Chairman, National Rifle Association
Stephan SHAKESPEARE (Kukowski, Peele B 1968-75), political pollster & web entrepreneur
Sir Leslie SMITH (Barnes B 1930-35), Chairman, British Oxygen
Michael WARNEFORD-BROWN (Horsham Staff 1939-43), Anglican priest
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I have also linked to:
a photo of an unidentified CH boy of the early 20th century
the Wikipedia entry for Christ's Hospital railway station
and the MySpace page of deFunkt, a band involving James Mitra (Peele A & Grecians West 1998-05), Emma Topolski (Barnes B & Grecians West 2003-05), Katie Clenshaw (Coleridge B & Grecians West 1998-05), Martin Batchelar (Thornton B & Grecians West 2003-05) and Sam Edgington (Middleton A & Grecians West 2003-05)
