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Governing Body H. D. Butterfield, Esq., M.C.P. Hereward Watlington, Esq. Eldon Trimingham, Esa., John W. Cox, EvSq., M.C.P. C.B.E., M.C.P. • .:N. payard Dill, Esq., M.C.P. itH rAjm Headmaster R. E: E. Booker, Esq., M.A., M.R.S.T., F.R.S.A. ' t « C ' ' Secretary-Treasurer John J. Bushell, Esq., M.B.E. - Staff i H. J. Hallett, M.A. y H. Richardson, B.Sc. (EconJ, F.R.G.S.. ci U f J. H. Kerry, M.A. ffftl R. T. Gorton, B.A., RSc. ft . F. B. Rogers, M.A. I O i R. E. Frewen t Hv • L • « W. B. Welch, M.A. . W. R. Pruden, M.A. 5? . i ff Miss Edith Smith y glJ ' .Mrs. W. J. H. Trott P. S. Welch , ' J. R. Bridge (Music) School Bursar J. H. Kerry, M.A.. School Officials Captain of the School U. E. Campbell Captain of Football H. A. LeseUr Captain of Cricket.... D. E. Campbell Captain of Athletics P. N. SpUrhng House Captains: . . Butterfield ...... P. N. Brooks f - ' Darrell Qkv fe.u .. ,..Si !? .. ' ...A. J. Motyer Saltus.. J. D. E, Gibbons Watlington.... D. E. Campbell Additional Prefects: - G. D. PhilHps C. D. D. Burland H. A. Leseur R. H. Motyer J. B. Trimingham R. L. Barnard P. N. Spurling Librarians: M. C. Misick R. H. Motyer
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Comments This is really nothing more than a gloss on what I wrote this time last year! Once again my highest expectations in every branch of school life have been far exceeded and the third year of the war will in time to come be legarded as one of the most successful in the history of this school. The Examination results have provided a record which we shall be fortunate, in the changing circum- stances of these times, if we can maintain; they reflect the greatest possible credit on all concerned. Games, Clubs and Societies, Activities in general have all flourished, and the morale of the school, lead by a particularly able and loyal set of Prefects, has steadily gained in strength. The New Building, which last year was merely a rumour, is now finished and. in full use. We still lack accommodation in many departments, but this addition has made it possible to carry on comfortably and efficiently even with an increased number of boys in the school. The most severe worry of a Headmaster in war is the main- tenance of a staff sufficiently quaUfied and active to undertake the many and arduous duties that have to be performed by a school- master in a boy ' s school. So far I have been extraordinarily lucky in this respect and I earnestly hope that this good fortune will hold. But if it does not, it will be our duty to try to do what we can to maintain a standard and efficiency sufficiently high to make the work of post-war rehabilitation swift and easy. Something beyond doubt will have to suffer but one can only hope that it will not be the essential work or the morale of the school. I have sufficient faith in the strength and spirit of Saltus bovs to believe that they will make it possible for the school to survive whatever difficulties may arise and to proceed and progress in a manner worthy of the traditions of the school. Mr. Gorton. You will learn with regret that Mr. Gorton is leaving us at the end of this term. He is returning to England to take up war work. He joined the staff in the September term of 1934, just as the work of reorganisation was beginning, and from the start was very active; he, indeed, reinstituted science in the school and under conditions of amazing difficulty. . . for example his first benches and forms were made out of the packing cases in which the Head- master ' s books had arrived from England and his scientific appar- atus was virtulally non-existent. Under his enthusiastic and able management the Science-room was soon transferred to its present and proper site in the Main Building of the school and, with the
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