L O U G H B O R O U G H

G R A M M A R SCHOOL

FOUNDED 1495

Vires acquirit eundo

P R I Z E DAY

T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 2 2 n d , 1 9 6 4

THE SCHOOL HYMN

OUR Father, by Whose servantOur house was built of old,Whose hand hath crowned her childrenWith blessings manifold,For Thine unfailing merciesFar strewn along our way,With all who passed before us,We praise Thy Name today.

Four hundred years enduring,From age to following age,A hundred generations,Have built our heritage:Their name is long forgotten,Long spent their hopes and fears:Safe rest they in Thy keeping,Who changes! not with years.

They reap not where they laboured:We reap what they have sown:Our harvest may be garneredBy ages yet unknown:The days of old have dowered usWith gifts beyond all praise:Our Father, make us faithfulTo serve the coming days.

Before us and beside usStill holden in Thine hand,A cloud unseen of witness,Our elder comrades stand;One family unbroken,We join, with one acclaim,One heart, one voice uplifting,To glorify Thy Name.

G. W. BRIGGS (O.L.)

P R O G R A M M E

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Introductory Address - The Chairman of the Governors(Malcolm H. Moss, Esq.,

H.M. Coroner and Clerk to the Justices)

THE CHOIR

Conductor: Mr. J. H. Moore, B.Mus., M.A., A.T.C.L.Accompanist: Mr. J. B. Stevenson, B.A., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.O.

" Drake's Drum " E. D. Rendall" Rock-a My Soul " arr. Joyce Barthelson

The Headmaster's Report

THE ORCHESTRA

Conductor: Mr. J. H. Moore, B.Mus., M.A., A.T.C.L.

" Farandole " from " L'Arlesienne " - - Bizet arr. D. Stone

Presentation of the Prizes by

MRS. R. R. WILLIAMS

Address by

THE LORD BISHOP OF LEICESTER(The Rt. Rev. R. R. Williams, M.A., D.D.)

The School Hymn - - - - G. W. Briggs (O.L.)

T. L. ARTER

J. BIRKIN

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R. L. MARSHALL

C. J. M. MOXON

ACADEMIC HONOURS

Open Scholarship in Modern Languages—Jesus College, Oxford.

Open Scholarship in Classics — Pem-broke College, Oxford.

Open Exhibition in Modern Studies—St. Catherine's, Oxford.

Open Exhibition in History — BalliolCollege, Oxford.

The following boysJ. P. ABBOTT

R. J. ALEXANDER

J. P. BADLEY

T. K. G. CANHAMP. V. L. CURRY

M. D. DUNCANG. J. GASK

R. D. HICKLING -R. H. JONES

R. C. KNIGHTP. S. LANEA. G. W. MELLORSR. A. H. MORTIMERP. H. MOUNTFORD

T. M. NAPIERL. F. OATES

C. M. ORTON

H. P. PARTRIDGER. H. PERRYR. J. RYDER

have also gained places in Universities:University of Newcastle General

Science.Jesus College, Cambridge — Modern

Languages.University of Nottingham Food

Science.University of Bristol—Classics.St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London—

Medicine.University of Edinburgh—Medicine.Imperial College of Science, London—

Mechanical Science.University of Sheffield—Chemistry.St. Edmund Hall, Oxford - - Modern

Languages.University of Newcastle—Agriculture.University of Newcastle—Physics.University of Durham—Chemistry.University of Nottingham—Agriculture.University of Durham—Economics and

Law.University of Manchester—Law.University College, Aberystwyth — Bio-

chemistry.University College of Swansea—History

and Politics.University of Sheffield—Law.University of St. Andrew's—Medicine.University of Newcastle—Dentistry.

A. F. R. ST. JOHN

T. G. SANDERS

A. H. VARNAMG. J. VILLAGE *

S. M. WHITMORE

A. J. J. WHYMANJ. M. WILSONM. D. YOUNG

St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London—Medicine.

Pembroke College, Oxford - - ModernLanguages.

University of Reading—Agriculture.Churchill College, Cambridge — Mech-

anical Science.University of Leeds — Textile Engineer-

ing.University of Birmingham—Dentistry.University of Leicester-—History.University of Sheffield—Mining.

E. A. ALLCOCK

P. J. BEADLE

D. J. ELSE

, P. D. FOSTER

J. A. GRIERSON

R. W. HAMPSON

J. E. HOUSDENN. G. McCRUM

I. L. MACDONALDR. J. MACLEOD

J. MARRIOTT

OLD LOUGHBURIANS

F.R.C.S., F.D.S. (R.C.S.) to be Master ofSurgery, University of Minnesota,U.S.A.

B.Sc. (Honours), Class 2, Division I andawarded a post-graduate researchscholarship in co-ordination chemis-try, University of London.

Awarded the Bakewell AgriculturalSociety's scholarship to study Agri-culture in Europe and America.

B.Sc. (Honours), Class I in Mathematicsat the Imperial College of Science,London.

To the Royal Military Academy, Sand-hurst.

B.A. (Honours), Class 2 in ModernLanguages, New College, Oxford.

B.V.S. University of Bristol.B.A., D. Phil, of St. Catherine's College,

Oxford, elected to a Central Electri-city Board's Fellowship at HertfordCollege, Oxford.

B.D.S., Royal Dental Hospital, London.To the Royal Military Academy, Sand-

hurst.M.B., B.S., St. George's Hospital, Lon-

don.

D. N. MURPHY

J. A. NEEDHAM

J. E. PALING

t G. F. PARTINGTON

K. R. PERRY

A. R. SMITH

v G. H. SMITH

K. J. STANDLEY

M. J. STATHAM

M. WALLIS

A. D. WALSH

A. T. YOUNG

To be an Associate of the Institute ofChartered Accountants in Englandand Wales.

D.L.C. (Honours), Class 2, Division 2 inElectrical Engineering at the Lough-borough College of Technology.

B.Sc. awarded Ph.D. for work inZoology, University of Birmingham.

B.D.S., University of Birmingham.

B.A. (Honours), Class 2 in History,Keble College, Oxford.

To be an Associate of the Institute ofChartered Accountants in Englandand Wales.

M.A. (Cantab.) awarded Ph.D., Univer-sity of Nottingham.

M.A., D.Phil, appointed to the Chair ofPhysics, Queen's College, Dundee, inthe University of St. Andrews.

B.A. (Honours), Class 2 in History, St.Edmund Hall, Oxford, and awardedthe Ochs-Oaks Scholarship for ayear's study at The Queen's College,Oxford, and then for one year atBerkeley University, California.

M.A. (Cantab.) awarded the John Hop-kins' Fellowship for Medical researchin the U.S.A.

Professor of Chemistry at Queen's Col-lege, Dundee, to be a Fellow of TheRoyal Society.

B.D.S., University of Birmingham.

S P E C I A L P R I Z E S 1964THE OLD LOUGHBURIAN PRIZES TO THE CAPTAINS OF THE

SCHOOLR. H. Jones R. L. Marshall J. Birkin

THE WALLACE PRIZES FOR SCHOLARSHIPJ. Birkin T. L. After C. J. M. Moxon R. L. Marshall

THE PRECISION RUBBERS LTD. PRIZE FOR THE BEST SCIENTISTK. E. Crawford

THE F. H. GRAY SCIENCE PRIZES1. R. J. Winson 2. S. W. Blackwell

THE FISON'S PHARMACEUTICALS LTD. PRIZE FORMATHEMATICSB. C. Wilkinson

THE FISON'S PHARMACEUTICALS LTD. PRIZE FOR BIOLOGYG. S. Coles

THE HARRY IMRIE PRIZE FOR FRENCHT. L. Arter

THE FRANK TOPPING PRIZE FOR ENGLISHA. P. Johnson

THE HARRY BRICKWOOD PRIZE FOR GEOGRAPHYI. A. Scott

THE STORER PRIZE FOR GERMANT. L. Arter

THE HISTORY PRIZEC. J. M. Moxon

THE STORER PRIZE FOR LATINJ. M. Futoher

THE OLD LOUGHBURIAN PRIZES FOR THE MOST SUCCESSFULO-LEVEL CANDIDATES IN ARTS SUBJECTS OTHER THAN

ENGLISHP. R. H. Allen S. Webster

THE TOPPING PRIZES FOR THE MOST SUCCESSFUL O-LEVELCANDIDATES IN ENGLISH

J. A. Jarvis S. WebsterTHE T. H. SIMPSON CUP AND THE FISON'S PHARMACEUTICALSLTD. PRIZE FOR THE MOST SUCCESSFUL O-LEVEL CANDIDATE

IN SCIENCED. Hassett

THE HOLYOAKE CUP AND THE OLD LOUGHBURIAN PRIZE FORPUBLIC SPIRIT

J. BirkinTHE HARRY BOWLER PRIZES FOR SCRIPTURE

Sixth Forms: P. Harris. Fifth Forms and Removes: P. M. BexonTHE MURPHY DECLAMATION PRIZE

R. J. E. PrattTHE MURPHY ELOCUTION PRIZE

P. A. CunningtonTHE MURPHY READING PRIZES

Upper Forms: R. A. Kirkpatrick Lower Forms: D. J. VercoeTHE GIMSON PRIZE FOR VERSE PUBLISHED IN THE

LOUGHBURIAND. E. Burbidge

THE WILLIAM JAMES PRIZES FOR PENMANSHIPUpper Forms: D. J. Bickers Fourth Forms: M. D. Pulsford

Third Forms: G. D. TolleyTHE CARTWRIGHT PRIZES FOR ART AND HANDICRAFT

Art: J. H. Bancroft Metalwork: No award Woodwork : No awardTHE RANSDALE TRUST PRIZES

R. W. Bates S. W. Blackwell

FORM PRIZE LIST —JULY 1964

Prizes are awarded on the combined order throughout the year. Afew additional prizes are awarded for special merit.

LOWER Via alpha1. K.J.Wood2. E. B. Rolfe3. C. Price

LOWER Via beta1. C. L. Beadle2. R. Bexon3. S. W. Grudgings

LOWER VIb1. J. W.West2. M. J. Underwood3. D. Boxen.

UPPER REMOVE b1. M. J. Lampard2. J. C. Langham3. M. Bramley

UPPER REMOVE beta1. M.Collins2. D. E. Bexon3. N. W. Harding

Sp. D. J. Lukins

REMOVE a1. I. D. A. Peacock2. R. Taggart3. G. Hall4. D. K. Allen

LOWER REMOVE b1. T. Bradshaw2. P. A. Foreman3. P. D. Fitz-Gerald

LOWER REMOVE beta1. D. C. Small2. C. H. Walker3. R. P. S. Higson

FORM 4a1. T.D.Stanley-Clamp2. G. R. Cooke3. I. Taylor4. P. K. Gregory

FORM 4b1. J. Wolfe2. J. Antill3. G. R. Muat

FORM 4 beta1. R.K.Mitchell2. M. S. J. Harrison3. N. Plimmer

FORM 3p1. K. W. Platts2. J. C. Cowdell3. P. J. Deacon4. R. M. Robson

Sp. R. K. Simons

FORM 3m1. S. J. Legg2. D. A. Ryden3. M. D. Dutton

Sp. P. A. Stanfield

FORM 3g1. M. G. Braithwaite2. A. G. Stanyard3. A. G. H. Thompson

EXAMINATION RESULTS

SUMMER, 1964

THE NORTHERN UNIVERSITIES JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD ANDTHE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE SCHOOLS EXAMINATION BOARD.

CERTIFICATES OF EDUCATION

A pass at Advanced Level is shown by a capital letter and atOrdinary Level by a small letter. The figure 1 after a capital letterdenotes a " Distinction " and the figure 2 after a capital letter showsa " Merit" pass in the Special additional papers at Advanced Level("S" papers).

Key: a, art; ac, Craft (Design and Practice); ah, Ancient His-tory; b, Botany; c, Chemistry; d, General Paper; e, English;el, English Literature; /, French; g, Geography; gk, Greek; gs,General Studies; h, History; /, Latin; m, Mathematics; ms, Mathe-matics for Science; n, Biology; p, Physics; pm, Pure Mathematics;r. Scripture Knowledge; si, General Science 1; s2, General Science 2;t, Geography; u, Woodwork; w. Mathematics and Higher Mathe-matics; x, Geometrical and Engineering Drawing; y, Physics withChemistry; z, Zoology.

ADVANCED ViaKnight, R. C. N,B,Z,GS. Whyman, A. J. J. P,Z,GS.Mellors, A. G. W. M,P,C1,GS.

UPPER Via 1Abbott, J. P. W,P. Moore, R. J. M,P,C.Badley, J. P. P.C.N. Gates, L. F. P,C,N,d.Beach, A. P,C2,N,d. Walters, J. R. W,P,d.Blackwell, S. W. P.C2.N.GS. Wilkinson, B. C. W,P,GS.Coles, G. S. P,C,N,d. Winson, R. J. M,P1,C,GS.Crawford, K. E. MI,P1,C,GS. Young, M. D. M,P,C,GS.Lane, P. S. M,P,C,GS.

UPPER Via 2Allen, R. M. MS,P,C,d. Kaniewski, P. ms,p,c,d.Curry, P. V. L. P,Cl,N,d. McDonald, I. R. MS,P,C,d.Doughty, P. R. P,C,N. Page, P. ms,P,d.Ferrigan, C. J. P. P,C,N,d. Ryder, R. A. P,C,N.Fowkes, R. J. P,C,n. St. John, A. F. R. P,C,N,d.Gould, P. ms,p,C,d. Sharpe, M. C. ms,P,C,d.Halliwell, G. W. ms,P,c.

UPPER Via 3Clark, A. R. MS,P.Clark, K. P. p,N,d.Harbidge, J. F. W,w,P,d.Parsons, D. W. MS,P,C.Redden, J. F. P,C,n,d.Shardlow, D. E. m,P,C.Smith, C. R. Wf.

Smith, P. G. P,C.Symington, S. J. H. MS.p.Thurman, L. J. P.C.N.d.Varnam, A. H. P,C,N,d.Whitmore, S. M. MS,P,C,GS.Widdowson, M. E. P.C.N.d.Woods, A. R. MS.P.d.

ADVANCED VIbCanham, T. K. G. GK, L2. Napier, T. M. GS.Mountford, P. H. GS.

UPPER VIbBlack, S. R. L,f,g.Bland, P. G. F,g.Farnell, G. el,F,G.Futcher, J. M. GK,Ll,ah,GS.Graham, M. F. EL,h,t.Hall, R. J. /,F,.i?.Johnson, A. P. EL,H1,T,GS.

Jones, B. L,F,G.Moffitt, J. W. EL.H.T.Onions, A. T. L.F.G.Partridge, H. P. EL,h,T.Pochin, A. J. L, Hl.F.GS.Pratt, R. J. E. EL,H,F,GS.Wilson, J. M. EL,H1,T.

UPPER VI GeneralBarnden, J. P. h,T,m. Russell, C. R. T,m.Craig, B. J. H,T,e. Scott, I. A. H,T.Curtis, R. h,T,ac. Smith, J. M. h,T.Elloway, R. J. T. Vickers, D. A. h,t.Goode, J. O. K. H,T,ac.

Brown, D. e.Greasley, A. P. D. e.Harmer, T. J. e.m.

Ball, N. R. e,t,m,x,n.Bexon, P. M. r,f,p,c,n.Billyard, C. e.Brabbs, J. D. e,t,f,n.Brooks, I. e,t,si.Cotter, S. A. J. el.Dirs, S. C. e,t,f,m,y,n.Grigson, J. V. e,p,n.Hammond, J. E. p.c.nHarmer, N. R. p,n.

LOWER VIHarris, P. e,r.Parfitt, R. m.Webber, R. N. e,m.

FORM UPPER VHarris, K. W. e.Hefford, J. M. A. e.Hopper, C. P. e.t.Hudson, I. D. e,pm,p,c,n.Neal, J. M. e,t,m,p,c.Raphael, P. D. e,p,n.Riddington, S. J. e,t,m,p,c,n.Rogers, S. A. S. m,p,n.Simpson, T. C. L. e,m,p.Whyman, D. J. c,n.

FORM VaAllen, P. R. H. e,el,h,l,f,g,m. Bluer, R. V. e,el,l,j,m,p,c.Banks, P. J. e,el,l,i,g,m,p. Connell, I. W. e,l,f,m,p,x.Beaasworth, T. W. e,f,m,p,c. Cooper, G. M. e,el,h,gk,l,f,m.

Dakin, A. e,el,l,f,m,p,c.Elliott, D. S. l,f,p,c.Evans, N. M. e,l,f,g,m,p,c.Freshwater, G. T. e,l,f,m,p,c.Godden, J. e,el,h,gk,l,f,m.Hassett, D. e,el,l,j,m,p,c.Howarth, A. e,l,f,m,p,c.Jarvis, J. A. e,el,l,f,m,p,c.Kirkpatrick, R. A. e,el,l,f,m,p,c.Leslie, A. G. e,el,h,l,f,m,p,x.Lobb, J. V. e,f,m,p.Maltby, R. J. H. e,el,h,l,f,g,m.

Martin, A. J. e,el,l,f,m,p,c.Naccache, F. B. e,el,t,f,m,p,c.Onions, D. E. e,el,t,f,m,p,c.Parry, D. M. O. e,el,l,f,m,p,c.Pearse, J. E. e,el,h,lf,g,m.Roberts, A. e,el,h,gk,l,f,g,m.Stanton, K. M. el,h,gk,l,f,m.Tilsley, S. R. e,el,f,l,m,p,c.Webster, S. e,el,h,l,f,g,m.Wilkinson, W. I. e,ei,l,f,m,p,c.Winson, T. C. e,h,l,f,m,p,c.

FORM Vb

Allsopp, W. D. e,t,f,m,p,c,n.Bale, B. S. e,l,f,p,c,n,m.Bates, R. W. e,el,h,l,f,m,p,n.Bickers, D. J. e,el,h,l,f,g,m.Bladon, R. C. J. e,el,l,f,g,m.Bunn, B. R. e,f,m,p.Chippendale, I. C. e,t,m,p,c,n.Coles, J. J. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,n.Durfands, A. A. e,el,h,l,f,g,m.Fall, F. e,l,f,p,m,n.Fowler, D. R. e,t,f,m,p,c,n.Gilbert, P. J. e,m,p.Griffin, N. J. e,el,h,t,f,m,p,n.Groves, P. S. e,t,j,m.Hendry, M. A. W. e,l,f,m,p,c,n.Hollis, J. M. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,n.Humphrey, R. W. e,h,l,f,g.Langan, J. R. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,n.

Lazenby, M. A. e,t,m,p,c,n.Lester, R. J. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,n.Macdiarmid, H. M. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,xMoorhouse, P. R. e,el,t,m,p,c.Moran, R. J. e,el,l,f,m,p,c,n.Orrill, A. D. e,el,t,f,p,c.Padmore, S. J. e,el,f,m,c,n.Ramsbottom, A. e,el,t,m,p,c,n.Roe, P. W. H. e,m,p,c n.Ryder, J. M. e,t,m,c.Rymaszewski, H. e,f,m,p,c,x.St. John, A. P. e,el,m,p,c,n.Sims, T. H. e,l,f,m,p,c,n.Small, H. R. e,el,l,m,p,c,n.Stannard, P. J. e,el,t,f,m,p,c,n.Sumorok, K.C.T.O. e,el,j,m,p,c,n.Tyler, W. A. e,el,h,l,f,g.Wiser, K. R. e,el,h,l,f,g.

FORM V beta

Allen, J. R. e,el,t,x.Ashurst, N. el,t,j,si, s2.Avent, K. R. A. e,m.Bancroft, J. H. e,t,a,m.Barnett, G. e,t,f,si,u.Bradley, A. R. f,m,si.Carlile, J. W. e.Carrington, J. M. e,m.Child, P. T. I. e,t,m,si.Coleman, D. R. t,m,si.Duplock, R. J. e,el,a.Farmer, J. W. a,si.

Glover, P. A. e,t,m,si.Goodliffe, W. E. e,el,t,m,si,s2.Jones, V. H. t,m,si,s2,x.Latimer, S. W. f,si,u.Marshall, P. W. t,si.Neal, A. E. e,f,m,si.Robinson, D. e,t,f.Shaw, K. e,el,t,m,si.Stanfield, I. G. f,si,s2.Stevens, P. G. e,t.Storer, D. G. e,t,f,m,si,u.Ward, D. I. e,t,a,si.

OUR FOUNDER

Thomas Burton, the Town's greatest 'benefactor, died in 1496, and liesburied in the Parish Church. The Report of Henry VIII's Commissionersmentions a Chantry "Bounded by Thomas Burton for one Preste to celebrateDyvyne Service w'then the pish Church of Loughboroughe," and says thatthe office was then void.

In 1495 Burton conveyed his lands to trustees by deed, but withoutmention of the trust. But in 1597, when new trustees were appointed, theupkeep of the School was one of the objects mentioned. The Inscription onthe Burton Tablet in the Parish Church is as follows: —

Hie prope jacet Thomas BurtonMaecenas nostrum primus et summus

publicae Scholae fundatorCujus et Pentium solus Conservator

Pauperum dulce praesidium et nostrarumEternum decus columenque Rerum

Obiit Ann Xti. 1496.Hoc Monurnenturn posuilet antiquam inscriptionem

instauravit Curator PontiumAnno Salutis 1793.

Hard by lies Thomas Burtonour leading man of letters, and

most illustrious founderof the Public School, of which, and of the Bridges

he was the sole Guardian.Kindly protection of the poor, and

perpetual glory and stay of our fortunes,He died A.D. 1496.

This monument was erectedand the original inscription restored

by the Guardian of the Bridges in 1793.

Extracts from Loughborough Parish Church RegisterMay, 1540

JOHN DAWSONE the sonne of Henrye Dawsonne bapt. the xiij. dayof May. This John Dowsone did coppye and write outt this booke outte ofthe olde paper booke when he was of the age of threescore and one yearesand at that tyme had beyne sccoolemgr. of the Grammar Sccoole ofLoughborohoe xxxvi years, and in his tyme taught and brought up manyScollers gentlemen men of worshipp Justices of peace and poore men'ssonnes profitable to the Churche of God preachers and ministers beneficialand comfortable to the commonweale, advancinge greatlye the glory ofGod.

Auguste, 1542Edward Gallon the sonne of Mr. Robert Calton, was bapt. the xxix.

day of August 1542, whose ffather aforesaid taught the Grammar Scooleheare in Loughborohoe and after taught in Nottingham and preferred manygood scollers in his tyme.

ECHO PRESS LTD., IOUGHBOROUGH