Some Old Edwardians

The year shown is that of ENTRY to secondary school, aged 11 (known at KES as Form 2 up to 1952, then Form 1, and more recently as Y7; guesswork often involved).

(Wikipedia now has a shorter but arguably more authoritative list.)

Year Name Qualifications Now D Other
1992 Bishop, Martin MA, PhD Oxon Junior Research Fellow at St Anne’s College, Oxford   Cross-country blue
1991 Andrews, Karen [Jordan]   Motorsport Driver    
1991 Cook, Revd Lydia [McClean] Oxon, Balliol Minister    
1991 Spriggs, Dr Keith PhD ( Nottingham) Postdoctoral, Department of Pharmacy, Nottingham University    
1990 Cubison, Dr Mike Oxon (Corpus C); PhD Manchester Postdoctoral researcher, Colorado; Atmospheric Physics   Cycling, snowboarding
1990 Symes, Rachel Oxon (Queen's) PhD at Birmingham University   Rowed in 8 for Queen's
1989 Brown, Dr Tim BEng, PhD, Surrey Communication Systems Research; www.tim.brown76.name   KES 93-95, previously Tapton
1989 Tomlinson, Dr James BSc, PhD, Leicester Structural Geologist, Task Geoscience, Edinburgh    
1986 Merrills, Dr Andy Oxon (Queen's), PhD Cantab (Trinity) Research Fellow in Ancient History, Leicester University    
1984 Hepworth, Isaac MA Cantab Software: IT Director and Principal Architect, Qwest, Denver    
1983 Adamczyk, Robert   Technical Guidance for IPPC in Poland   Now with EBRD
1983 Cook, Dr Paul Newcastle, Lancaster BNFL   Son of Terry Cook (47-54), nephew of David (below)
1983 Maitlis, Emily MA Cantab (Queens') Presenter, BBC2 Newsnight; BBC News 24 etc.   Daughter of Prof Maitlis FRS
1983 Sutton, Dr Alex   Lecturer in Medical Statistics, Leicester   Musician
1982 Jeremiah, Guy BSc, MSc www.jpenvirosystems.co.uk; www.europad.net    
1980 Bradbury, Julia   Presenter of Watchdog on BBC1; own BBC TV documentary series    
1980 Smith, Bill   Architect    
1979 Roberts, Prof Paul Oxon (Balliol), Cantab (Kings) Professor of Criminal Jurisprudence, Nottingham University    
1978 Stern, Dr Jeremy S   Specialist registrar in neurology, National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery, and Allenbrooke's Hospital   Deb (Debretts)
1977 Simmonds, Ian D MA Cantab (Caius) IBM in New York    
1976 Blackburn, Prof Jonathan   Professor of Biochemistry, Western Cape University, South Africa    
1976 Moulson, Peter   Barrister    
1976 Peat, Stephen   Missionary with SIM in Peru   www.peats.org
1975 Beech, Dr. Mark J   Hon Visiting Fellow, Dept of Archaeology, York University    
1974 Coulthard, Jonathan   Cabinet maker and designer of bespoke kitchens etc   Cricket Capt
1974 Flavell, Rev David   Minister, Trinity Methodist Church, Hexham   Children's author; www.flavell.vispa.com
1973 Blackburn, Dr Clare   Stem cell research, Edinburgh University    
1973 Heaton, Paul   Singer-songwriter - member of The Beautiful South and of The Housemartins   (Left Sheffield in 76)
1970 Ebling, Prof Fran BSc (Bris), PhD (Edin) Professor of Neuroendocrinology, School of Biomedical Sciences, Nottingham University    
1970 Elliott, Joe   Lead singer of the English rock band Deff Leppard    
1970 Fellows, Graham   Comedy actor and musician, best known for creating the characters of John Shuttleworth and Jilted John.    
1970 Lindsay, Dr David   Consultant Cardiologist at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital    
1970 Orton, Giles   Eversheds LLP   Head Prefect 76/7
1970 Savani, Prof Rashmin C. MBChB (Sheff) Professor, Abramson Research Center Children's Hospital of Philadelphia   Google
1969 Dickinson, (Paul) Bruce   Singer, songwriter, broadcaster and author; Samson, Iron Maiden, solo artist   Debretts
1968 Aplin, Prof Andy E Anglia, Imperial Professor of Environmental Geochemistry,  Newcastle University    
1968 Bannister, Matthew Nottingham (law) Radio Presenter; Controller, BBC Radio 1   WW
1968 Bramwell, Philip   Group Legal Director, BAE Systems, previously chief counsel O2    
1968 Burkimsher, Dr Paul Brunel, UMIST CERN, Switzerland    
1968 McCaig, Dr Andrew MA, PhD Cantab (Johns) Senior Lecturer in Geology, Leeds University    
1968 Rawling, John   BBC sports correspondent, Guardian columnist and correspondent    
1968 Sells, Prof Peter   Professor of Linguistics, Stanford University    
1968 Wessely, Prof Simon   Professor, King's College School of Medicine and the Institute of Psychiatry, London    
1967 Booker, Michael W   Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Mayday University Hospital, Croydon   Debretts
1967 Collis, Simon Cantab (Christ's) British Ambassador to Qatar    
1967 Kersh, Peter        
1967 Oakey, Phil   Singer, Human League    
1967 Twelves, Prof Chris   Professor of Cancer Therapeutics, Bradford University    
1967 Ware, Martyn   Singer, Human League and Heaven 17    
1967 Wolman, Clive Oxon Founder and editor-in-chief, London Financial News; editor, Mail on Sunday; personal finance editor, FT   President, Oxford Union, c1975
1966 Elliott, Simon   Consultant Radiologist, Newcastle University    
1966 Mackin, Stephen J   Solicitor, Ashurst Mools Crisp   Debretts
1966 Pollard, David Nottingham Inform PR Ltd ( Sheffield)    
1965 Black, Dr Doug Nottingham GP    
1965 Gore, Mark Oxon (Wadham) Assistant Chief Education Officer, Warwickshire   Head prefect
1965 Hudson, Mark Cantab Economist; economic advisor to Georgia   OEs Guest Speaker (2004)
1965 Smith, Dr Peter (PWHS) Essex, Leeds Senior Lecturer, Computing, City University, London    
1965 Spencer, Prof Andrew Sussex , PhD (Essex) Professor of Linguistics, Essex University   Father is Ron, OE (left c40)
1965 Taylor, Dr Richard   Department of Clinical Biochemistry, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford   Prefect
1964 Hulse, Gareth Cantab Classical Musician; eg Nash Ensemble    
1964 Mellowes, Richard   Deputy University Librarian, Cardiff University    
1964 Mann, Steve   Chess player (KES Board 1 70/71)    
1964 Durham Hall, Jonathan D   QC; Judge, Cardiff Crown Court   WW
1963 Thomson, David Oxon (Keble), Cantab (Selwyn) Bishop of Huntingdon   WW
1963 Aplin, Dr John   Reader, Biology, Manchester University    
1963 Lutz, Dr Rudi   Senior Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence, Sussex University   KES 63 - 65 (left after form 2)
1962 Barlow, Prof Michael   Professor of Linguistics, Rice University, USA   More
1962 Elliott, Martin Newcastle Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Gt Ormond St Hospital, London    
1962 Neary, Prof Ian Sheffield, Sussex Professor of Government, Essex University; now St Antony's (Oxon)   Father is Ken, OE; birth in KES mag
1962 Sykes, Ken Oxon (Queen's) Solicitor, Leeds    
1961 Betts, Clive MA Cantab (Pemb) Labour MP for Attercliffe, 1992 - date   WW
1961 Falk, Prof Rodney   Professor of Clinical Cardiology, Boston University    
1961 Horbury, Peter   Director of Design, Volvo Car Corporation   Ford Names Peter Horbury to Oversee North American Brands: One-Time Volvo and PAG Design Chief Relocated to Ford, Lincoln and Mercury: Dec 10, 2003
1961 Jenkins, Dr Lyn M Cantab (King's), Oxon (New) Ophthalmic Medical Practitioner    
1961 Milner, Prof Chris Loughborough Professor of Economics, Nottingham University   Head prefect 68/9; soccer, cricket 1st XIs for 9 years in all
1961 Newman, Dr Michael Oxon Research scientist at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital    
1961 Nicolson, Prof Rod MA, PhD (Cantab) (Johns) Professor of Psychology, Sheffield University   Deputy head prefect 67/8 (Term 3); soccer, tennis
1961 Pilkington, John (RJ) Cantab (Trin Hall) Travel author, BBC World Service, Radio 4    
1961 Robinson, Prof Iain (ICAF) MA, PhD (Oxon) (Worcs) Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology, MRC   Deputy head prefect 67/8
1961 Scriven, John   Principal Lecturer , Business School , South Bank University    
1961 Smith, John (JC) Oxon (Queen's) Languages Fellow, St Caths, Oxford   Prefect
1961 Smith, Martin   Director Of Design at Opel. He designed the original Audi Quattro.   Feb 26, 2004 - Martin Smith has been appointed as Executive Director of Design at Ford Europe.
1960 Ball, Graham Oxon (Queen's) NHS Finance (lapsed)    
1960 Beck, Christopher Leeds; Cranfield (MBA, 1979) Advertising; novelist (as C.J. Beck - 'Spiked', 'Sizzle')    
1960 Collier, Prof Paul Oxon (Trinity) Professor of Economics, Director of CSAE, Professorial Fellow, St Antony's, Oxford    
1960 Davies, Bob Edinburgh (LL.B) Chief Executive, Arriva    
1960 Dunsford, S/Ldr Roger Manchester RAF; became Group Captain   Deputy head prefect 66/7 Tm 3; soccer, cricket
1960 Haworth, HH Judge Jonathan London Judge, Cambridge    
1960 Hemming, Eric MA (Cantab) (Jesus) Consultant specialising in healthcare management and development   Deputy head prefect 66/7; soccer, cricket
1960 Holmes, Dr Peter MA, PhD (Cantab) (Christ's) Reader in Economics, Sussex    
1960 Horner, Peter Cantab (Sidney Sussex) Partner, Irwin-Mitchell Solicitors    
1960 Kingsley, Simon   Engineering, Sheffield University, now in business.    
1960 Orton, Mike MA (Cantab) MBA, Manchester Head of Business, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College    
1960 Pemberton, Prof Jim MA, PhD (Cantab) (Trin Hall) Professor of Economics, Reading University    
1960 Williams, Rob J Oxon (Univ) Executive Director, The Law Debenture Corporation   Debretts; Head prefect 66/7; Rugby, swimming
1960 Woodcock, Dr Nigel Manchester, London Geology, Cambridge   Father (Howard) is OE; soccer
1959 Bailey, Bill Birmingham, MBA (Lond) Rolls-Royce, then started publishing co, sold to PLC   Kilcascan Castle, Co Cork
1959 Barraclough, Dr David Birmingham, Sheffield Consultant metallurgist   Deputy head prefect 65/6, Term 3; soccer, swimming
1959 Beale, Robert MA Oxon Journalist,  MEN   Deputy head prefect 65/6
1959 Broughton, David Sheffield Nuclear Engineer, BNFL (Dounreay)    
1959 Brown, Dr Chris MA, PhD (Cantab) Psychology Lab, Sheffield University    
1959 Chapman, Prof John MA, PhD (Cantab) (Johns) Professor of Physics, Glasgow University   Prefect
1959 Coates, David   Solicitor, Leeds    
1959 Crawley, Prof Rick BSc, PhD, Aston Professor, Lancaster University Management School    
1959 Everatt, John Durham Durham School, Classics   Prefect, cricket captain
1959 Fielding, Mark Cantab (Selwyn) Unilever; now Charisma ( Sheffield)   Prefect, soccer, cricket; Cambridge Falcons
1959 Freeman, Dr Peter Oxon GP    
1959 Galley, Roy Oxon Post Office, Conservative MP for Halifax 1983-87   Prefect, WW
1959 Groom, Dr Peter Oxon GP, Cardiff    
1959 Harrison, Prof Stephen   Professor of Social Policy, Univ of Manchester   Prefect; rugby captain
1959 Heathcote, Dr Tony Bristol GP, Birmingham   (1958 entry but changed years after rugby injury)
1959 Laundy, Dr Trevor Newcastle NHS Consultant, Peterborough; pilot    
1959 Main, Paul Cantab (Christ's) Actuary, London   Prefect
1959 Manville, Dr Bill MA Oxon, PhD Cantab Software Consultant   (Arrived in Form 3) prefect
1959 Morris, Dr Alan Sheffield Senior Lecturer in Control Engineering, Sheffield    
1959 Nicolson, Dr Don MA Cantab, PhD Lond Lapsed mathematician -Senior Lecturer, Pure Maths, University of Malawi   Prefect
1959 Nortcliff, Prof Stephen Bristol Professor of Soil Science, Reading University   Prefect
1959 Paramore, Stephen Leicester Solicitor, Doncaster   Prefect, soccer
1959 Pilling, Dr John Oxon NHS Consultant, Norwich    
1959 Price, Richard London OBE; London QC   Prefect
1959 Ramsden, Prof John MA, DPhil (Oxon) Professor of History, QMC, London 2009 Prefect
1959 Robinson, Philip E   Philatelist; Member, Royal Philatelic Society   Author on Philately; more
1959 Saunders, James Leicester London Solicitor acting for Tony Martin (Norfolk farmer)    
1959 Shelton, Dr Rod Hull University of Central England , Birmingham    
1959 Trythall, John MA Oxon Gordonstoun School    
1959 Willner, Prof Paul MA, PhD (Oxon) Professor of Psychology, Swansea University   (Arrived in Form 3)
1959 Wosskow, Michael Oxon (St Eds) Solicitor, Sheffield   Prefect, soccer; soccer blue
1958 Behrend, Michael MA Cantab (Christ's) Software, Cambridgeshire   Arrived at KES in Form 4
1958 Bradley, Peter        
1958 Colley, Dr Michael MA Cantab (Caius) Consultant Pathologist, Great Western Hospital, Swindon   Prefect, tennis
1958 Edwards, Dr Robert MA Cantab, PhD (LSE) Canada   Arrived at KES in Form 4
1958 England, Dr John Durham Sen Lecturer in Spanish, Sheffield   Prefect, soccer, cricket
1958 Morley, David MA Oxon (Queen's)      
1958 Pursglove, Dr Glyn Oxon Reader in English, Swansea    
1958 Short, David A. MA Oxon (Exeter) FSA,FCIA; retired actuary and a member of the Ontario Financial Services Tribunal and Canadian Actuarial Standards Board    
1958 Timperley, Paul Sheffield Rugby Coach in Canada   Rugby, cricket
1958 Wood, Alan Manch, MBA (Harvard) Chief Executive Siemens UK plc   Guardian Interview
1957 Amos, Dr Brad Oxon Cambridge MRC labs    
1957 Beale, Christopher Oxon Judge, Nottingham    
1957 Brewin, Dan   Head, UK Sales, British Airways   Debretts
1957 Hughes, Alan Oxon Queen's Associate Editor, Oxford English Dictionary    
1957 Searby, Dr Geoff MA, DPhil Oxon (St Peters) Directeur de Recherche at CNRS, Marseille    
1957 Turney, Dr Peter B B Bris, USA Professor, management in USA    
1957 Williams, Derek W Cantab (Selwyn) Head of music, Cambridge Uni Library 1970-89; 2006 http://www.canamus.org/Enchiridion/Biogs/bw2.htm; Head Pre 63/4
1956 Argent, Bernard Leicester Iona Folk Band ( USA )   http://IonaMusic.com, http://PotomacCelticFest.org
1956 Bell, Peter Oxon (Jesus ) Civil Servant, Northern Ireland Office. DPhil Oxon) in Byzantine History 2006   Head prefect 62/3
1956 Blackburn, Prof Edward Nottingham Professor of Chemistry, Alberta University, Canada    
1956 Booth, Jim Oxon (Keble) Oil industry, legal executive    
1956 Cook, Dr David   Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry, Newcastle    
1956 Croxford, (Michael) Philip Exeter, Cantab Statistician, Fellow, Royal Statistical Society   First cousin of C. Meakin (1955)
1956 Culley, Howard   Partner in Irwin Mitchell, solicitors   Chairman of Sheffield Wednesday (2000 - 2001)
1956 Goldfinch, Paul   Senior Lecturer in Computing, Strathclyde University    
1956 Grimsditch, Peter Oxon (Oriel) Editorial Director, Oxford Business Group, based in Istanbul (2007); Google; Journalist in Fleet Street and Middle East; Editor, the Daily Sport.    News Editor, Cherwell. Michaelmas 1964
1956 Hague, Rod Oxon Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Newcastle    
1956 Hall, Martin Oxon (Merton) MVO, MBE; Priv Sec to Chancellor of Exchequer; Head of Treasury Press Office; then London Stock Exchange; Director-General, Finance & Leasing Ass.    
1956 Kirkman, John Oxon (Keble) Teacher at Myers Grove, Sheffield    
1956 Meredith, David Oxon Judge, Leicester   Taught Langs at KES late 60s
1956 Platts, Jim Cantab University of Cambridge, Institute for Manufacturing    
1956 Shutt, Dr J. R.   Exxon Chemical Europe Inc. (Chemist)    
1955 Baxby, Keith Newcastle BSc, MBBS, FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Ed) Honorary Senior Lecturer, Dundee; consultant urological surgeon    
1955 Birley, Stuart Birmingham Principal Scientist, MoD    
1955 Blythe, Mark Oxon (Univ) CB; Senior Treasury Solicitor   Who's Who
1955 Dennis, Dr Nick Cantab (Peterhouse) Sen Lecturer, School of Medicine,  Southampton University    
1955 Dowling, Dr Anthony Oxon (Worcs) Nuclear Engineer, BNFL Magnox    
1955 Firth, Mark Sheffield, McGill Montreal Established own metallurgical consultancy, Calgary.    
1955 Gillespie, Rev Drummond   Methodist Minister, Coalville    
1955 Gunson, Jim Oxon (Univ) Maths, Kwantlen, Canada    
1955 Hague, Colin   Chief Test Pilot, Westland Helicopters    
1955 Haslam, Edward   Chief Executive of Lonmin plc; non-executive director of Aquarius Platinum Limited    
1955 Hawksley, Peter Leeds Sociology Lecturer, Exeter University   Left academe to become Landlord of The Beer Engine, near Exeter, and a brewer – became the oldest brewery in Devon.
1955 Hetherington, Philip Oxon (Queen's ) Management consultant, Corporate Consulting Group, McKinseys.   Head Prefect 61-62
1955 Hill, Prof Michael LSE; Oxon (Wadham, Nuffield) Professor of Sociology, Wellington, NZ, now Professor, SIngapore University    
1955 Johnson, Paul Oxon (Magdalen) Barrister in Sheffield. Died in his early 30s. 1970s  
1955 Lucas, Joe Oxon (St Caths)     joined in 4(1) from MGS
1955 Matthews, Philip Oxon (Merton) Highest performer at A & S level in one of the school's strongest-ever year groups.Latterly food chemist. Died tragically in 1969. 1969  
1955 Meakin, Chris Oxon (Keble) Journalist (FT, Times, Punch); economist (Director of UK Chambers of Commerce, then of the CBI); international banker (JP Morgan-Chase, HSBC)   Editor of Isis, Michaelmas 1964; Speechday Guest of Honour 1976/7
1955 Taylor, Prof Ian Durham Professor of Sociology, University of Durham 2001 http://www.dur.ac.uk/pr.office/965Obit%20Ian%20Taylor.htm
1955 Thorpe, John B Cantab (Jesus) Taught maths at Bury GS, 67-97 (retd)    
1955 Trickett, Edward Durham, Physics Scholar BBC Engineering   Also won, but did not take, the Physics scholarship at Leicester University that year. Ed was the only one in the 1955 lot to win TWO university scholarships. [Chris Meakin]
1955 Williams, Dr Ian London (King's) GP    
1955 Wood, Prof Jeff   Professor, Bristol University Veterinary School    
1954 Ball, Chris   Chief Executive of Unigate, then of Northern Foods    
1954 Brearley, Chris J S Oxon (Trinity) CB; Deputy Permanent Secretary, Department of the Environment   WW
1954 Cheetham, Barry Oxon (Corpus Christi) Steel industry   Head prefect, 1960-61
1954 Curley, Michael   Chairman, MICE Group PLC    
1954 Eason, Joe Oxon (Queen's) Manager, Training & Education Development Corus    
1954 Edmonds, Dr Neil   Consultant Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London    
1954 Loxley, Prof John Leeds Professor of Economics, Manitoba University, Canada    
1954 Nosowski, Richard Oxon (Queen's) OBE; Headteacher, Backwell School, Somerset   Soccer blue
1954 Senior, Prof Alan PhD (Newcastle) Professor of Biochemistry,  Rochester University, NY    
1954 Smith, Roland H Oxon (Keble) CB; British Ambassador to the Ukraine   WW
1954 Wright, Ian W Leeds Founder and owner of Sheffield Railwayana Auctions, UK 's expert on provenance of railway memorabilia     Previously deputy head, Myers Grove school, where Sheff Railwayana was created
1953 Atkinson, Geoffrey   Metallurgist, then Lawyer    
1953 Barnes, Prof Christopher Cantab (Corpus) Professor of Slavic Languages, Toronto University    
1953 Bentley, David UCL London Judge ( Sheffield) QC   WW
1953 Daglish, James St Andrew’s CEO of Scottish papermaker Tullis Russell   Left KES before A-levels; elder brother Nick went to Worcester Oxon
1953 Laughton, Roger Oxon (Merton) BBC producer and senior executive, CEO of Meridian TV   Editor of Cherwell 1961; father (Eric) and uncle (George) both OES
1953 Rodgers, David E   Curator, William Morris Society 1999 Deb
1953 Sampson, Prof Anthony Ox (Trinity) Visiting Professor, Nottingham University; Ningbo, China    
1953 Smith, Frank A   FCA - RSA Robson Rhodes 1963-2000 (tax partner)   Deb
1953 Thorp, Jeremy W Oxon (Corpus) British Ambassador to Colombia   WW
1953 Williams, Prof Martin Cantab (Selwyn) Professor of Geographical Studies, Adelaide University    
1953 Young, David Oxon (Corpus) Deputy chairman of the John Lewis Partnership; non-executive Director of Ocado.    
1952 Beckett, Prof Peter Oxon, Hull Professor of Applied Mathematics, Hull University    
1952 Beckman, Prof John Oxon (Jesus) Professor of Astronomer, Canaries    
1952 Cocker, Victor   Chief Executive, Severn Trent Water   WW (brother of Joe Cocker, the singer; both went to Lydgate Junior School)
1952 Goulden, Sir John Oxon (Queen's) British Ambassador to Turkey , then to NATO   http://www.nato.int/cv/permrep/uk/gould-e.htm; WW
1952 Linstead, Stephen Oxon (Corpus) Government Director for the West Midlands   WW
1952 McNaught, John Oxon (Queen's) Judge, Swindon   WW
1952 O'Shea, Prof Alan Oxon (Queen's) Professor    
1952 Penderton, Dr James   Consultant radiologist, St Thomas's Hospital   Debretts
1952 Preece, Prof Peter Oxon (Queen's) Professor of Education, Exeter University    
1952 Robinson, J G (Rony) Oxon (Keble) Playwright, author, Radio Sheffield presenter   Editor of Cherwell, 1961
1952 Roddis, Miles Durham British Council; Lonely Planet editor in Spain    
1952 Sharpe, John H   President, Unilever Home and Personal Care, Europe   Debretts
1952 Worswick, Noel MA Oxon (Wadham) Lincoln College, Oxford (Classics)    
1951 Dancer, Eric Sheffield Hallam CBE, JP; Lord Lieutenant of Devon   Various Google refs
1951 Dunworth, Arthur Nottingham Councillor; Lord Mayor of Sheffield, 2007   (Dungworth at KES.)
1951 Fairest, Prof Paul MA Cantab (T Hall) LLB; Professor of Law, Hull University   Debretts
1951 Grant, Anthony E   Chairman, Wilton Investments Ltd­   Debretts
1951 Miller, Dr John MA Cantab (John's) Sociology, Latrobe, Australia    
1951 Waterhouse, Prof Roger W   Founding Vice-Chancellor, Derby University   Debretts
1950 Birtwistle, Prof Graham BSc, PhD Sheffield Professor of Computer Science, Leeds University, then Sheffield University   Various Google refs
1950 Crookes, Dr John MA Oxon (Balliol) Mathematics, Lancaster University   Various Google refs
1950 Duke, Prof Brian MA PhD Oxon (Queen's) Professor of Chemistry, Charles Darwin University, Australia    
1950 Green, Jim BSc Sheffield Consultant metallurgist    
1950 Hardy, Dr David A MA Cantab (Clare) Classics, Athens University 2009 Various Google refs
1950 Nicholls, Harry Leicester Former Dean of the Faculty of Management, Aston University    
1950 Ratcliffe, Prof John G Oxon (John's) Professor of Clinical Biochemistry, Manchester University, then Birmingham University    
1950 Rolfe, David J   Architect   Debretts
1950 Roxburgh, Prof I W Nottingham, PhD (Cantab) Professor of Astro-Physics, QMC, London   WW
1950 Shillito, John   Jazz musician   John Shillito Select Six (2003)
1949 Briggs, Prof Anthony Cantab (Trin Hall) Professor of Russian Language and Literature, Birmingham University    
1949 Cox, Stewart   S R (King-)Cox    
1949 Downes, Prof David Oxon (Keble), LSE Professor of Social Administration, LSE   WW; prefect 55/6
1949 Greaves, Prof Anthony BA, PhD Nottingham Professor of French, Calgary University    
1949 Hanwell, Dr Anthony MA, PhD Cantab (Christ's) Founded Keymed Medical & Industrial Equipment Ltd   prefect 55/6
1949 Pinion, Andrew Cantab (Jesus) Colonel, Royal Artillery 2007 Deputy Head prefect 55/6
1949 Roebuck, Prof Martyn   Hon Professor Dept of Educational Studies, Glasgow University   prefect 55/6
1949 Strachan, Ian   RAF test pilot    
1949 Wragg, Prof Ted Durham Professor of Education, Exeter University 2005 WW; prefect 55/6
1948 Anderson, David Leicester Head of Economics, KES 67-95 2008 Prefect 54/5; soccer, tennis
1948 Dowker, Prof Stuart   Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Manchester University    
1948 Senior, David J H Oxon (Keble) OBE; Director of Home Affairs, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.   President of the Keble Association
Former Chairman, Crich Tramway Museum
1947 Coddington, Dr Alan BSc, PhD (London) Biologist, UEA    
1947 Drake, Dr Frank R MA, PhD Cantab (Pembroke) Pure Maths, Leeds University    
1947 Guenault, Prof A M Cantab (Trinity) Professor of Physics, Lancaster University    
1947 Jinkinson, Alan Oxon (Keble) General Secretary, UNISON   WW
1947 Madden, Michael   Under-Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food   WW
1947 Smith, (George) Neil   British Ambassador to Finland ; Secretary General, Society of London Art Dealers ­   WW
1946 Fells, Dr Peter Cantab FRCS FRCOphth; Moorfields Eye Hospital, London   WW
1946 Harvey, Prof Paul Royal College of Music Professor of Clarinet, Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall   Various google hits
1946 Jackson, (Michael) Rodney   Recorder of the Crown Court 2004 WW
1946 Needham, Roger M   CBE, FRS; Professor of Computer Systems, Cambridge; managing director, Microsoft Rewsearch Ltd. 2003 Moved from KES to Doncaster Grammar School
1946 Unwin, Peter   Set up firm (P & M Services) manufacturing printed circuits   Photographer in KES mags
1945 Beynon, David W S Cantab (Trinity Hall) Chairman ICI Europe 1990-92 Director, Holliday Chemical Holdings 1992-Pres. British Plastics Fedr, 1987-8   Debretts
1945 Cornthwaite, Michael   www.windspinnerscanada.com, Canada   Article in 'Tha'll never gerrin theer'
1945 Jones, Revd Dr Ivor Oxon, Cantab Principal, Wesley House Theological College, Cambridge   Head prefect, Cricket Capt, Soccer 1st XI; organ Scholar, cellist
1945 Sparkes, Prof Brian London Professor of Archaeology, Southampton    
1944 Bottomley, Dr Malcolm   Medical Director, University of Bath distance learning course in sports medicine for doctors 1992- Seoul Olympics 1988 etc.   Debretts
1944 Fells, Prof Ian Cantab (Trinity) Professor of Energy Conversion, Newcastle University   WW
1944 Finley, Michael J   Editor, Sheffield Telegraph; Governor, International Press Foundation.   WW
1944 Hazel, John Oxon (Queen's) Taught Classics at City of London School    
1944 Jennings, Prof Keith MA, DPhil Oxon (Queen's) NRC, Ottawa; Sheffield University; Professor of Chemistry,  Warwick University    
1944 Macbeth, George Oxon Poet 1992 Head prefect 1950/51
1944 Oxer, Sir Harry Cantab (Selwyn) Knighthood in the order of St John, awarded in Western Australia, career in medicine and community service.   .
1944 Scowcroft, Philip L Cantab (Trinity Hall) Solicitor; author on music and cricket    
1944 Sewell, Prof Major Morley   Professor of tropical veterinary medicine, University of Edinburgh   Debretts
1944 Sparkes, Prof Brian London Professor of Archaeology, Southampton    
1943 Adsetts, Sir Norman Oxon (Queen's) OBE (SIG: Sheffield Insulation Group)   Head prefect 3rd Term 1949/50
1943 Charlesworth, Dick   Tenor Sax player and Band Leader.    
1943 Watson, Prof Douglas H   Professor of Microbiology, Leeds University1972-93   Debretts
1942 Carlisle, Sir Michael BEng CEng Hon LLD (Sheffield) Pro-Chancellor, York University   Others; WW
1942 Law, David C MA Oxon (Brasenose) Athlete; won 1500m at World Student games 1953   Won Varsity X-country (1952); World record relay member
1942 Page, Prof Derek MA, PhD Cantab Professor of Physics at IPST, Georgia Tech USA   Also Paprican; b 1929
1942 Sambrook, Gordon Sheffield CBE 86. Chairman, Iron Trades Insurance 84- ?   WW
1941 Baker, Peter (Maxwell) Oxon (Exeter) QC; Circuit Judge 1983­   WW
1941 Wood, David J D   Joint Managing Director, Husband & Co (consulting engineers) 1988-90   Debretts
1940 Cheetham, Francis W Sheffield Museum Director; author   OBE; WW
1940 Renton, Gordon P   Assistant Under-Secretary, Home Office and Department of Trade and Industry 1978-84; Chairman R&D Communications Ltd 1990- 2000 WW
1940 Wilson, Christopher M   Chairman, LCE (Holdings) Ltd formerly LCE Computer Maintenance Ltd 1987- 1997 WW
1940 Wright, John F PhD Oxon (Queen's) Economics tutor of Trinity College, Oxford, 1953-1990 2001  
1939 Campailla, Dante   Solicitor, London    
1939 Fanthom, M. P. Cantab Taught maths at City Grammar    
1939 Horn, Dr George   CEGB, Head of Berkeley Nuclear Labs 1965-70   Debretts
1939 Horridge, Prof G. Adrian Cantab (Johns) FRS; Professor of Behavioural Biology, Australian National University, Canberra   WW
1938? Charlesworth, Dick   Jazz musician    
1938 Barlow, Roy O   Recorder of the Crown Court   WW
1938 Kenyon, John P   Professor in Early Modern British History, Kansas University 1996 WW
1938 Mann, Peter BA ( Sheffield) Senior Lecturer in the School of English, Univ of Leeds 2003  
1937 Farrell, Michael J   Reader in Economics, Cambridge University 1975 WW/DNB
1937 Hudson, Peter G   Member, Panel of Chairmen, Civil Service Selection Board   WW
1936 Dronfield, Ronald   Chief Insurance Officer for National Insurance, Department of Health and Social Security   WW
1936 Eagers, Derek   Under-Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry 1998 WW
1936 Hemingway, Prof R Gordon MSc PhD Emeritus Professor of Veterinary Animal Husbandry and Senior Research Fellow, Univ of Glasgow    
1936 Page, Prof Raymond M.A., Litt.D., (Sheffield), Dr. Philos. (Trondheim). Professor of Anglo-Saxon and Norse Manuscripts, Cambridge.   WW
1936 Tyrrell, Dr David A J   Head, Division of Communicable Diseases, Clinical Research Centre, Harrow   Debretts
1934 Nicol, Prof Donald MA, PhD Cantab (Pembroke) Koraes Professor of Byzantine and Modern Greek, King's College, London.  2003 (also attended St Paul's school, London); WW
1933 Bolton, John Gatenby Cantab (Trinity) FRS, CBE; First Director of the Australian National Radio Astronomy Observatory  1993 More
1933 Rhodes, Prof Phillip Cantab (Clare) FRCS FRCOG (1922-2002) Obstetric Physician and Writer of Medical History   WW
1933 Scholey, Sir Robert Sheffield Chairman, British Steel 86-92. Kt 1987; CBE 1982   WW
1933 Wheatley, Peter J MA Oxon (Queen's) Structural chemist, crystallographer. Fellow of Queens' Cantab   Married sister of OE John Bolton (above)
1931 Bradford, Eric W   Professor of Dental Surgery, Bristol University   WW
1930 Sylvester, Peter BSc ( Sheffield) Formerly Consultant Psychiatrist at St Lawrence's Hospital, Caterham  2000  
1929 Allen, Prof Deryck. N. de G. Oxon (Ch Ch) Professor of Applied Mathematics, Sheffield   WW; Speechday Guest 1965
1929 Cecil, Rev Canon Philip H   Residentiary Canon and Treasurer of Peterborough Cathedral1972-77 1977 WW
1929 Siddall, Sir Norman Sheffield CBE; Chairman, NCB 82-3; knighted 83.    
1928 Smith, William J   CB; Under-Secretary, Northern Ireland Office   WW
1927 Briance, John A   CMG; HM Diplomatic Service 1989 WW
1927 Youens, Sir Peter W Oxon CMG; Deputy Chief Secretary, Nyasaland    More; WW
1926 Dawtry, Sir Alan G Sheffield (LLB) Town Clerk of the City of Westminster   WW; Speechday Guest 1960
1926 Inman, Roger   OBE (mil), (MBE(mil)), TD; vice Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire   WW
1926 Nornable, Gordon   Won MC in 1944 fighting with the Maquis in eastern France .   Magazine etc; 1915-2002; KES 26-32.
1926 Seddon, Richard H   Artist and writer. Director, Sheffield City Art Galleries; President, Royal Watercolour Society 2003 WW
1926 Tingle, Geoffrey Cantab (Queens') Vice-Consul in China and Japan ; senior official in Hong Kong; historical novelist.    
1924 Williams, Sir Edgar T Oxon (Merton) CB CBE DSO DL. UN Secretariat 1946-47; Fellow, Balliol, 1945-1980. Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford.    More; Who's Who; Speechday Guest of Hon 1953
1923 Allen, Sir Philip Cantab (Queens') KCB; Under-Secretary, HM Treasury. Permanent Under-Secretary, Home Office; National Returning Officerfor the 1975 Referendum on Europe   Lord Allen of Abbeydale.
Speechday Guest of Hon 1961 ; WW
1923 Graveson, Prof Ronald   (1911-1991)    
1923 King, Cecil E   CMG; British Ambassador to the Lebanon 1981 WW
1923 Laughton, Eric Prof   Firth Professor of Latin in the University of Sheffield   Brother of George L, OE 27-34, father of Roger L, above. More.
1923 Ravenhill, Malcolm   Flying Officer    
1923 Tory, Sir Geoffrey   British High Commissioner to Malaysia , Malta . deputy High Commissioner to Australia   WW
1923 Vickers, H Renwick   Consultant Dermatologist, Orthopaedic Surgeon to H M the Queen   More; Speechday Guest of Hon 1962; son R H Vickers (Winchester, Oxon)
1923 Wilde, Derek E   CBE; Vice-Chairman, Barclays Bank Ltd; Deputy Chairman, Charterhouse Group 1993 WW
1922 Miles, Stanley   CB; RN Medical Service 1987 WW
1922 Turner, Sir Eric G   CBE, Professor of Papyrology, University College, London University 1983 WW/DNB
1920 Husband, Sir Charles   CBE; Designer of Jodrell Bank and Goonhilly Downs aerials 1983 WW/DNB
1920 Thompson, Sir Harold   FRS; Physical chemist.   http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgibin/search2?coll_id=840&inst_id=18;
http://www.bath.ac.uk/ncuacs/guidet-v.htm
1919 Stradling, Rt Rev Leslie   Bishop of Johannesburg 1998 WW
1918 Chesters, Dr John H. BSc, PhD (Sheffield) OBE, FRS; author (Iron & Steel; Ceramics)   WW; Speechday Guest of Hon 1970
1918 Ellis, Prof Frank FRCR   Consultant radiotherapist   More (May 2003)
1918 Gillies, Alexander   Professor of German Language and Literature, Leeds University 1977 WW
1918 Turner, Rev Prof Henry E W Oxon (John's) Professor of Divinity, Durham   b. 1907; Speechday Guest of Hon 1964; WW
1917 Goodwin, Prof Albert Oxon (Jesus) Professor of Modern History, Manchester   Speechday Guest of Hon 1963; WW; 1906-1995
1916 Butler, George   RBA, RWS; Painter, Head of Art Department, J Walter Thompson Co Ltd 1999 WW
1916 Hodges, Herbert A   Professor of Philosophy, Reading University 1976 WW
1916 Linfoot, Edward Hubert   1905-1982. Mathematician and astronomer    
1915? Smith, H Greville   (190?- 1974)    
1915 Gould, (Ralph) Blair   Physician and Anaesthetist, Royal Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital and elsewhere 1984 WW
1915 Humphrey, William G   Headmaster, The Leys School, Cambridge 1995 WW
1915 Turner, Geoffrey   GC, GM (1903-59)   George Cross, George Medal, Kings Commendation for Gallantry
1914 Firth, Edward M T   CB; Registrar-General 1991 WW
1914 Macdonald, George   CMG; Professor of Tropical Hygiene, London University 1967 WW/DNB
1913 Harvatt, Thomas   CMG; Secretary and Deputy Director, College of Legal Education 1984 WW
1913 Renwick, Sir John   President, Law Society 1983 WW
1913 Wright, Albert E   CMG, OBE; Joint Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan 1960 WW
1912 Clyde, Dr William   CMG; Leader UK delegation to UN FAO meetings 1972 WW
1910? Christie, George Hallatt   (1899-1965)    
1910 Titchmarsh, Prof E. C.   F.R.S., Savilian Professor of Geometry, Oxford    
1909? Hall, John Gilbert   (1898 - 1917)    
1909 Nutt, Albert B   Ophthalmic Surgeon, United Sheffield Hospitals 1978 WW
1907 Benson, Preston   Journalist, Daily Chronicle, Star 1975 WW
1906 Allen, Harry E   RBA; Painter 1958 WW
1906 Berrisford, Rev. E. A. MA Oxon (Queen's) MC, RE; KES 1906-10   Mentioned in 55 KES Mag
1906 Lytton Sells, Arthur L   Professor of French, Durham University 1978 WW
1906 Sterndale Bennett, Sir John   KCMG, (CMG), MC; Deputy Commissioner-General, South East Asia 1969 WW
1906 Taylor, W. P. MA Oxon (Queen's) d 1917   Head Prefect 1912-13; hence W P Taylor Prize for Maths
1904 Glauert, Hermann   FRS; Principal Scientific Officer, Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough 1934 WW
1903 Rawson, Sir Stanley   Director General, Machine Tools, Ministry of Supply ; Vice-Chairman, John Brown & Co Ltd 1973 WW
1901 Thompson, Frank C   Professor of Metallurgy, Manchester University 1977 WW
1898 Lipsom, Ephraim   Economist    

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