Brentley, Leornard, Canning, Strain, McBride

Chaplain (White?), ?, Hughes, Beresford, Brentley, Leornard, Canning, Strain, McBride

With Lilleun (?) Second wife (?)Donated by Mrs Diana Jarvis (granddaughter of Arthur Oberg)

Second from left Arthur Oberg, middle Lord Dawson of Penn, right Sir kaye Le Fleming"Sir Kaye Le Fleming and Mr. Shorland-Ball, who is in charge of our Physical Education, had a great success in the Easter Holidays with a Physical Education Course for Schoolmasters. Lord Dawson of Penn, Dr. Norwood and Colonel Wand-Tetley, Director of Physical Training in the Army, very kindly came to assist and a most usefuldemonstration was given by a team of boys very kindly brought here by the Headmaster of Sandrock Hall Prepatory School. " Canfordian May, 1938 Not reported by Canfordian: Arthur Oberg's involvement. He delivered a speech to the guests, explaining the principles of Swedish Physcial Education.Donated by Mrs Diana Jarvis (granddaughter of Arthur Oberg)

Sir Kaye Le Fleming, M.A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.From Canfordian

J Benson and Jerram at Tidworth Pennings OTC Camp

J Benson at Tidworth Pennings OTC Camp

Boys seeing bride and groom off 24th September 1932Official photo album. Simpson married daughter of Norwood (as Canning had done). Reception was held at Canford.

Photograph of Tom T who uniquely taught at Combe Down (probably), Clarence and Canford.

Might be Wallace's last year 1 colour' 1 b & w

Back row: Head; Shorland-Ball; McClenaghan; Dowdeswell; Hankinson; Fleming-Williams; Timmis Front row: Nash; Kittermaster; Hopkinson; Strain; Badham Original in Strain's album (CB03-408)

Royal Studios

Large folder containing photos, CVs etc of teaching staff up to c1960. Some are only one sentence. Essentially the research when trying to name all the staff in Whole School Photos and obtain photos of staff who don't appear in WSPs.

Page from photo album showing staff with heir nicknames

Transcription of STA-GEN-1920-004E

A mixture of teaching staff, ground staff and others

Letter from Roberts (in two parts) to Chancellor about his appointment as C hsm. Contains some lovely phrases eg describing women as 'skirted beings'.

From Robert Barclay's album (M34)

Capt Tireman's Wolseley From Anthony Crockett's album (W35)