Times obituary 26.3.98

Times obituary 21.2.94

Guardian Obituary 25.6.08

Teacher 1958 -93. housemaster, head of history, director of sudies.Funeral address by Bruce Macfarlane

Notice re requisitioning of Court House and Old SanatoriumNotice to parents of boys in Wimborne and Beaufort House announcing re-groupin of school into four houses (Headmaster's, Kittermaster's Nash's and McBride's21st April

Building

51st OC Dance on 2nd March 1974

John Dalton (F65) writes: "Whilst up at Glasgow reading Veterinary Medicine I had the opportunity to "scrounge" a weekend trip to Larkill. As I wasn't in the Army Corps up there my ticket was sealed by the fact that I had received 25-pounder training. Thus an expenses paid trip to Larkhill and thus home in Salisbury to help stretch my grant.As a different e-mail (I don't have the technological skill to cobble the two together!) is the perfect reason for military training!"

John Dalton (F65) writes: The name Salkeld is running through my head for the chap on the hot seat, but I'm not sure.I am third from the right, but I'm stuck with the others.

John Dalton (F65) writes: Henry Baynham weaving his way along the towpath whilst "training" the Hockey crew for their race against the Boat Club and the corollary of him in gaol in the resultant hockey match. The wet bobs had to row single handed and the hockey players played in boxing gloves. No doubt Health and Safety would prohibit such goings on now!

John Dalton (F65) writes: Henry Baynham weaving his way along the towpath whilst "training" the Hockey crew for their race against the Boat Club and the corollary of him in goal in the resultant hockey match. The wet bobs had to row single handed and the hockey players played in boxing gloves. No doubt Health and Safety would prohibit such goings on now!

Canning's letter to parents informing them of war requisition of Court House and south end of village; and of reduction in number of houses.