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Governing Body Hon. John W. Cox, Esq., M.C.P. Hereward Watlington, Esq., M.C.P., (Chairman) B. T. Gosling, Esq. T. W. P. Vesey, Esq. Hon. Eldcn Trimingham, Esq., C.B.E., M.C.P. Headmaster H. J. Hallet t, Esq., M.A. Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. J. M. Moore Staff J. H. Kerry, M.A. S. Gascoigne, B.A. F. L. Stephenson E. W. Allen, B.A. E. Walton, M.A. W. G. Rosser, B.A. J. M. Hart H. J. Lethbridge, B.Sc, (Econ.) Miss Edith Smith Mrs. Edith Trott Rev. F. R. Ross (Music) School Officials ead Prefect J. D. Stubbs C aptain of Football J. D. Stubbs Captain of Cricket T. E. B. Oatham Captain of Athletics G. A. Paley House Captains: Butterfield House }. D. Stubbs Darrell House (before Christmas) R. E. Strange (after Christmas) R. B. Stephens Watlington House G. A. Paley Saltus House C. T. M. Collis Additional Prefects: R. J. Cook J. T. Michielson W. L. Hallowell J. R. Murphie H. A. McHarg R. E. J. C. Thatcher D. P. Lines Librarians H. A. G. Skiffington, J. N. Crisson
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Foreword In this, my first rorewr)rcl in the School Year Book, I wish, first of all, to pay tribtite to the loyalty of my Staff, both those who once were my co-members and those who have joined the Staff since I became Headmaster; and secondly, to thank the bovs and their jjarents for their co-operation in my task of assuming the responsi- bilities of the School. Looking back to this time last year, it was very far from my thoughts that in the short space of eleven months, so many changes would take place on the Staff of the School. With the resignations of Mr, Booker, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Leseur, Mr. Applegate and Mr. Mahoney, we were faced with a difficult problem. However, we have indeed been fortunate in obtaining the services of Mr. Rosser, Mr. Walton, Mr. Hart and Mr. Lethbridge, whom those of you, who have made their acquaintance, will agree are very valuable successors to their predecessors. Also, it was decided that, until the building of the gymnasium was in progress, we should not replace Mr. Mahoney, as the gymnastic periods had never really pro ed satisfactory without a proper gymnasium. As long ago as January 1944, a Fund was started by the Old Boys Association for a School gymnasium to be erected to the mem- ory of those Old Boys who served in the Armed Forces in the first and second World Wars. The amount aimed at was £5,000 and this was attained in 1946. Since then a good deal of discussion has taken place on the plans and the site of the proposed building. Consideration had to be given to other needs of the School, and now I am pleased to say that the Trustees and the Old Boys Com- mittee have approved of plans (a picture of the south elevation appears on another page) which, as well as a gymnasium, will pro- vide a changing-room, a much needed larger laboratory, an extra class room, a lunch room and a new assembly hall. The estimated cost is in the neighbourhood of £50,000!! At present, we have £11,000 at our disposal, so the completed building will have to be accomplished in separate stages, but a start must be made, and I appeal to all Saltus people to back the project in every way. HJ.H. Editorial We went to press this year under abnormal circumstances, since the editor only arrived from England in February and has had to deal with many activities that took place before his arrival. Con- sequently, we should like to thank members of the staff for their advice and assistance, and more especially the numerous contribu- tors. We ho[)e to devote more space to news of Old Boys in next year ' s Year Book and thus offer a more complete record than before.
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