Balance Sheet at 1 st March 1933
Liabilities Assetts
Hire of Room 1 0 0 Cash in bank 8 19 10
Subscription in advance 2 6 Cash in hand 1 3 8
Balance, revenue account 12 17 0 Old Association 3 16 0
13 19 6 13 19 6
Signed as correct,
H. J. PIPER, President. W. C. BEALE, Chairman.
Thanks are due to Mr. Birchall and Mr. Williams for their work on the social committee, to Mr. C. Smith for football, to Mr. T. C. George for cricket, to Mr. J. Whibley for the orchestra, and to many others who have given valuable assistance in several ways, including those who have presented prizes at some of the social functions.
The official O.B. tie and muffler can be obtained at 74, Bank Street. A blazer badge is being made and will be available almost immediately. All old boys of the school are entitled to wear these colours.
Hearty congratulations to K. J. Fowles upon his success in passing the Intermediate Examination of the Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors; also to T. C. George upon passing the Intermediate Examination of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries.
We were very pleased to hear that J. Birchall escaped all personal injury in his recent adventure while motoring.
All Old Boys are requested to read the notice at the end of the magazine. News of Old Boys will be welcomed at School for insertion in this section of the magazine.
SCHOOL ROLL. (Continued).
Admission no Name Last known address Date of admission
161 Placé, René France May,1911
162 Lyons, Leslie Asher 3 Albany Terrace, Chatham Sept., 1911
163 Edwards, Frank James "Kirton," Tovil Road Sept., 1911
164 Paffard, Ronald Wilson "Glenboyne," Bower Mount Road Sept., 1911
165 Williams, Clem Linton Sept., 1911
166 Williams, Stanley Linton Jan., 1912
167 Bailey, Frank 43 Sheals Crescent Jan., 1912
168 Ives, Leslie 18 Cornwallis Road Jan., 1912
169 Hilder, Charles Hamilton "Fifield," Bower Mount Road Jan., 1912
170 Epps, Ronald Cornwallis Road Jan., 1912
171 Fairburn, Reginald George 105 King Edward Road Jan., 1912
172 Manas, Harry Germany Jan., 1912
173 Cording, Leslie Frederick 30 Curzon Road May, 1912
174 Woollard, Ewart Frederick 4 St. Luke's Avenue
175 Woollard, Reginald Arthur 4 St. Luke's Avenue ... May, 1912
176 Boulden, David Boughton Monchelsea May, 1912
177 Thomson, Douglas "Westfield," Addington May, 1912
178 Plant, George Cecil Ronald 1 Tonbridge Road July, 1912
179 Cordingley, Sidney 7 Perry Street Sept. 1912
180 Barling, Percival Hollingbourne Sept. 1912
181 Newman, Rodney 35 College Road Sept. 1912
182 Martin, Marjorie 36 Bower Mount Road Sept. 1912
183 Jones, Leslie 44 Royal Road, Ramsgate Sept. 1912
184 Veitch, Douglas William "Wickhurst," Lamberhurst Sept. 1912
185 Veitch, Alexander William "Cossington," Aylesford Sept. 1912
186 Telford, William Deceased, 29th June, 1916 Oct., 1912
187 Boyd, Thomas "The Manor," Lenham Jan., 1913
188 Borer, James 6 Douglas Road Jan., 1913
189 Leach, Cyril Arthur Bromley, Kent Jan., 1913
190 Brooker, Thomas "Westlawn," Loose Jan., 1913
191 Gascoine, Stuart Arthur 62 Hastings Road Jan., 1913
192 Thorne, Clarence Sutton 49 St. Luke's Road Jan., 1913
193 Griffiths, George 9 Shepherd Street, St. Leonard's Jan., 1913
194 Osborne, Sidney . St. Luke's Road Jan., 1913
195 Kemp, Charles 1 Mill Street Mar., 1913
196 Austin, Bertie Jack 105a Upper Fant Road May, 1913
197 Whibley, Harold George “Addington," Hayle Road May, 1913
198 Boulden, John Boughton, Monchelsea May, 1913
199 Fife, James "West Taldham," Kemsing May, 1913
200 Ansett, Ferdinand 9 St. Luke's Road. Sept., 1913
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
On Wednesday, 29th March, an exhibition of Meccano and similar models was held in the schoolroom, when nearly 40 boys exhibited models of every type and also hand-work by the Preparatory. A good number of visitors called during the afternoon and evening, and the judges had a difficult task in assessing the respective merits, but finally decided that the best piece of work was a passenger-cargo boat, three feet in length and including technical details, well thought out and planned to scale, exhibited by E. A. Austin, a boy who shows much mechanical promise.
B. Westover won the junior prize for a paddle-boat, and L. Morgan for assembly of a model private car.
The drawings and plans exhibited great merit, and K. Whibley secured the first prize with a drawing of a railway