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Contents List
College History
Roll of Honour
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Head Boy 1951/52 |
School Prefects 1955/56 | Newly-promoted Prefects - 1962 (2 photos) |
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| Head Boy and Girl 1969/70 | Head Boy and Girl 1970/71 | |
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Head Boys & Girls 1971/72 |
Head Boys 1972/73 |
Head Boys & Girls 1973/74 |
| Year | Head Boy | Head Girl | Heads of House |
| 1951-52 | Jack Smith | ||
| 1952-53 | Jack Smith | Mavis Murray | Houses were established early in
1953. Known first House Captains were: East: John Hall,
Fay Stowers West: Mervyn Beck, Brenda Broughton
Prefects (Grammar School): Maureen Spooner,
Mervyn Beck, Fay Stowers, Graham Lines |
| 1953-54 | North: J. Hurn, Kevin
Westnott South: Aubrey Hammond East: Ivan Hipperson, Anne Thornton West: Brian Leverett, Denise Tate Prefects (Grammar School):
Maureen Arbour, Margaret Brown, Mary Freestone, Doreen Rushbrooke, Anne
Thornton, Allan Chilvers, Robert Collins, Graham Crane, Kevin Westnott |
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| 1954-55 | Kevin Westnott (See Footnote 1) then A. Hammond |
Margaret Brown | North: Kevin Westnott,
Margaret Brown South: Aubrey Hammond, Joyce Daniels East: Anne Thornton, Joseph Keddy West: Doreen Fenton, Allan Chilvers Prefects (Technical School): Judith Harris, Doreen Fenton, Sheila Bolton, Margaret Roy, Ruth Halsey, Sylvia Caston, Aubrey Hammond, Hubert Harbord, S. Handley, Reginald Daniels, John Bacon, Allan Chilvers Prefects (Grammar School): Maureen Arbour, Nancy Carman, Graham Crane, Joyce Daniels, Mary Freestone, Anthony Howe, Anne Thornton, Brian Winn |
| 1955-56 | Brian Winn | Anne Thornton | North: Anne Drinkwater,
Reginald Daniels South: Mary Freestone, Stuart Handley East: Anne Thornton, Joseph Keddy West: Allan Chilvers, Nancy Carman Prefects: Maureen Arbour, Sheila Bolton, Nancy Carman, Joy Emmerson, Mary Freestone, David Batterbee, John Bacon, John E. Brown, Allan Chilvers, John Cushion, Reginald Daniels, Stuart Handley |
| 1956-57 | Neil Whyte | Anne Metcalfe | North: Heather Going,
Gerald Livick-Smith South: Stella Carman, Sydney Banyard East: Judith Hoyes, Brian Turner West: Ann Metcalfe, Neil Whyte Prefects: Stella Carman, Anne Drinkwater, Judith Hoyes, Felicity Newton, Brian Turner, Reggie Ramm, Gerald Livick-Smith, Graham Homer, Mervyn Taylor, Sydney Banyard, Bob Blasby |
| 1957-58 | Neil Whyte | Patricia Marsh | North: Renate Borchardt,
TB East: Marree Rudrum, RS South: Sheila Ward, RR West: Patricia Marsh, Bob Rowell |
| 1958-59 | David Burdett | Janet Fincham | North: Anne Fawell, J.
Hulme East: Julia Pitcher, David Tilson South: Heather Reed, D. Clare West: Janet Fincham, David Burdett |
| 1959-60 | David Tilson | Patricia Morris | North: Rosemary Daisley,
Philip Malt East: Diana Gosling, Anthony Walker South: Pamela Culling, David Willmott West: Janice Jongman, Adrian Smith |
| 1960-61 | Dennis Herrell | Heather Roy | North: Ann Cousins,
Dennis Herrell East: Jennifer Griffin, Terence Lake South: Linda J. Taylor, Stuart J. Davey West: Heather Roy, Adrian Smith |
| 1961-62 | Leonard Gosling | Louise Chaney | Norwich: James Chapman
Durham: Philip Bacon Salisbury: Gerald Gunton Canterbury: Robin Smith York: Leonard Gosling Gloucester: Barry Wright Winchester: Alison Davey Worcester: Judith Wilton Wells: Christine Vincent Westminster: Trudy Bevier |
| 1962-63 | Timothy Howe | Jane Chapman | Norwich: John Postle
Durham: Salisbury: Roger Cole Canterbury: Malcolm Read York: Sean Logan Gloucester: Terence Waddington Winchester: Worcester: Wells: Westminster: |
| 1963-64 | Trevor Tolliday | Jane Ford | Norwich: W.T.J. Lawrence
Durham: Richard Leighton Salisbury: Ian Robinson Canterbury: William Kiddell York: Mervyn Boast Gloucester: Trevor Tolliday Winchester: Jennifer Bayfield Worcester: Joy Reynolds Wells: Jennifer Marsden Westminster: Jane Ford See Footnote 2 |
| 1964-65 | William Kiddell | Lorna Codner | Norwich: Paul Rutter
Durham: Graham D. Smith Salisbury: Jonathon Banham Canterbury: George Gawlinski York: Edgar Riches Gloucester: Michael Rice Winchester: Mary Spooner Worcester: Pauline Gyton Wells: Caroline Stubbings Westminster: Margaret Hannant |
| 1965-66 | Richard Simmons | Nicola Chittock | Norwich: Trevor Wilson
Durham: Eddie Walker Salisbury: John Masters Canterbury: Andrew Harper Gloucester: Paul Thain Westminster: Kay Farrow. |
| 1966-67 | Adrian Knights | Kay Farrow |
Salisbury: Ian Ray Durham: Brian Dyer
Gloucester: John Young Canterbury: Michael (Mike) Boxall Wells: Valerie Pine Westminster: Diana Langley |
| 1967-68 | Timothy Fitt | Susan Keeling | Norwich: Clive Crouch
Durham: Christopher Thatcher (until leaving at Xmas 1967), then Adrian Dubock Salisbury: Kevin Ireland Canterbury: David Batchelor York: John Gant Gloucester: Stephen Human Winchester: Ruth Moss Worcester: Angela Stevens Wakefield: Linda Pocock Wells: Susan Keeling Westminster: Susan Hannant Washington: Christine Lawton |
| 1968-69 | John Scott | Joan Worby | Norwich: Richard Oldman
Durham: Richard Emerson Salisbury: Stephen Oliver Canterbury: Andrew Sturman York: Andrew Ramsay Gloucester: Nigel Tansley-Thomas Winchester: Hilary Weaver Worcester: Stephanie Bryer Wakefield: Pat Trigg Wells: Barbara Howe Westminster: Perdita Morgan Washington: Mollie Mallett |
| 1969-70 | David Bowerin Paul Fenton (CGS) |
Dorothy Wyer Linda Spicer (CGS) |
Norwich: John Corrigan
Durham: David Payne Salisbury: Barry Shepherd Canterbury: Anthony Cronin York: John Elsegood Gloucester: Geoffrey Worsfold Winchester: Anne Furbank Worcester: Janice McAvoy Wakefield: Pat Sparkes Wells: Ingrid Meyer Westminster: Julia Nicholls Washington: Beverley Pollock |
| 1970-71 | Mike Hedley | Pat Murrell | |
| 1971-72 | Kevin Hathaway Russell Hill (CGS) |
Angela McAvoy Shelagh Bailey (CGS) |
Fry: Patricia Stephens,
Susan Hardy, Andrew Edwards, Graham Pitcher Gloucester: Esther Farrow, Margaret Cockburn, Barry Clarke, Derek Everitt Kett: Kathryn Oxley, Susan Johnson, Alex Mullins, Christopher Spinks New: Angela Ash, Christine Barrett, Kevin Hewitt, Trevor Overton Peel: Paulette Cross, Ann Dawson, Michael Garton, Philip Sharpe York: Sylvia Szczepanski, Jenny Wade, John Houseago, David Piper See Footnote 3 |
| 1972-73 | Stephen
Spencer (boarding) Duncan Lyons (day) |
Daryl Hughes | Fry: Wendy Hill, Joanna
Bassingthwaighte, David Woodhouse, Kevin Emmerson Gloucester: Jacqueline Green, Carolyn Head, Andrew Rowland, Peter Robinson Kett: Anne Warner, Linda Sheldrake, David Bowyer, Andrew McKelvey New: Pamela Worsley, Jean Briggs, Christopher Booth, Andrew Davidson Peel: Gillian Norman, Marion Marsh, Simon Marfleet, John Street York: Sara Dearden, Ruth Palmer, Hedley Philpott, Brian Rowles |
| 1973-74 | Granville Perkin (boarding) Andrew Clarke (day) |
Sandra Partridge (boarding) Alison Bailey (day) |
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| 1974-75 | Ian Rippon
(boarding) David Worsley (day) |
Deborah Warnes
(boarding) Rachel Price (day) |
Cavell: Susan Slater,
Oliver Howe, Julie Hawes, Simon Pocklington Fry: S. Wilkie, J. Clarke, A. Greaves, C. Macdougall Kett: Anne Ashworth, Tim Sharpin, Christine Lalley, Allan Rutherford Lincoln: Sarah Taylor, Wendy Rowles, Allan Goldsworthy, Rheinhart Fuhrman New: Karen Dubock, Lesley Roberts, Alan Cavell, Christopher Maurer Peel: Lesley Breese, Bridget Sandford, Stephen Nugus, Carol Whitworth |
| 1975-76 | ? | ? | Cavell: Gill Spencer,
Chris Watts, Joy Reeve, Paul Butcher Fry: Heather Skea, Stephen Pettit, Maxine Keeley, Andrew Warman Kett: Steven Betts, Gillian Brown, Paul Leatherdale, Doborah Wolsey Lincoln: Clive Smith, Virginia Abbey, Lesley Green, Mandy Morgan New: Jo Blyton, Tim Perkin, Gwen Holmes, Peter Martin Peel: Mitchell Brokes, Carol Clarkson, Adrian Gleadhill, Jeremy Mills |
| 1976-77 | ? | Elizabeth Symons | Cavell: Nigel Wainwright
& Elizabeth Symons (boarding); Kim Mayfield & Joy Reeve (day) Fry: Christopher Derry & Susan Muir (boarding); Timothy Mace & Catherine Gibson (day) Kett: Cliff Martin & Wendy Simmons (boarding); Jonathon Borrill & Catherine Wodehouse (day) Lincoln: Leslie Hewett & Lesley Cleverley (boarding); Ian Pilkington & Nicola Gigg (day) New: Steven Dane & Diane Payne (boarding); Steven Hands & Julie Hammett (day) Peel: Kevin Sparkes & Josephine Hill (boarding); Richard Arundell & Frances Watkins (day) |
| 1977-78 | Robert Heron (day) |
Originally, we assumed that from 1977 onwards the House Captains/Heads of House were those who wrote the House reports for the College magazine - as was the practice in earlier years. Wrong! Mike Arnott has written to say:
"Just a small point; In the 'house captains' section, you say you assume that those who wrote the house reports in the college magazine were the house captains, at least during my period. Not the case, I'm afraid. Awfully flattered to see my name on the list, but it would have been a dark time from which Lincoln would have struggled to recover had I been house captain! Can't remember who was, or indeed if we had any. We'd just moved over as the first 6th year into Lincoln after it became a 6th/7th year house, so I don't think we worried very much about stuff like that."
We've now removed the 10 years-worth of entries. [All that typing (sob) - Ed.]
| 1984-85 | ? | ? | The 'House Captain system' was declared to be on the way out by the Kett contributors to the 1985 College Magazine. |
| 1986-87 | New: Zoe Dickens | ||
| 1987-88 | Fry: Rebecca Silburn & Rebecca Butler (aka Becca and Becki). It was apparently the first year that there were TWO house captains - Mr Brand couldn't choose! | ||
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| 1996-97 | Kevin Chatten/ Andrew McDonnell |
Rhion Prince/ Veena Joory |
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| 2002-03 | Hayden Bannochie /Richard Byles |
Michelle Gibbs/ Sabrina Chesterman |
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| 2005-06 | Henry Fraser
(Autumn) Jon Christian (Spring) |
Ella Riley
(Autumn) Penny Camburn (Spring) |
"That's before they caught my dorm smoking" - Kevin Westnott
"Your listing will probably reflect some anomalies, e.g. Dick Leighton Head of Durham. I believe he took over when certain prefects 'lost their stripes,' so he wasn't in the job for the whole year. Records tell little about this sort of thing, although there's plenty of it around!" - Chris Thatcher.
"I have vague memories about a big anti-smoking campaign around the same time (or possibly a bit later). Whether it's my drink befuddled brain or an accurate memory I seem to recall that after a number of people had been caught one weekend, Muz made an announcement in Assembly that anyone caught smoking would not be considered for selection for a school team - a policy that didn't last long as most of the 1st XV were in the next batch caught!" - Charlie (Julian) Smith
[I was in York at the time and we had a few demotions because lads were caught in a pub after an evening trip to the opera in Norwich. Details here - Ed.]
This was a turbulent time. Although the Houses were regrouped as shown in September 1971, only two (Kett and New) were properly integrated in mixed Halls. See the Family Trees page for more details.
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