Alpabetical order: Abbott, Mike 1955 - 60 Allen, John 1956 - 59 Allen, Roger 1952 - 54 Benson, Richard 1952-57 Bolton, Brian 1954 - 60 Cameron-Tillett, Andrew c.1960 - 63 Church, John 1957 Delaney (I), Patrick 1949 - 51 Fewings, Martin 1960 - 64 Fry, Colin 1948 - 54 Gaze, David 1949 - 52 Hawkes, Alwyn 1947 - 54 Heard, Stephen 1964 - 67 Hole, Richard 1960 - 64 Isseyegh, Albert 1948 - 50 Jones (II), Clifford 1962 - 63 King, Chris 1946 - 51 Marx, Chris 1947 - 50 Penrice, Robin d. 1954 - 59 Perkins, Clive 1958 - 63 Roe, Conrad 1951 - 57 Sinclaire, Clive (formerly Wheeler) 1962-63 Statham, Richard 1947 - 52 StAubyn, William 1959 - 64 Sweet, Nick 1956 - 60 Winter, Brian 1964 - 66 Wright, Dave 1949 - 52 Younessi, Djamshid "Jimmy" 1957 - 63

Leaving year order: 50 Albert Isseyegh 50 Chris Marx 51 Chris King 51 Patrick Delaney (I) 52 David Gaze 52 Richard Statham 52 Dave Wright 54 Colin Fry 54 Roger Allen 54 Alwyn Hawkes 57 Richard Benson 57 Conrad Roe 57 John Church 59 John Allen 59 Robin Penrice d. 60 Brian Bolton 60 Mike Abbott 60 Nick Sweet 63 Andrew Cameron-Tillett 63 Clifford Jones 63 Clive Perkins 63 Clive (formerly Wheeler) Sinclaire 63 Djamshid "Jimmy" Younessi 64 William StAubyn 64 Richard Hole 64 Martin Fewings 66 Brian Winter 67 Stephen Heard

This touching collection of memories of Sherborne come from Barbara Farmer a lady who lived in Sherborne Cottage, during 1954 - 1957, then a girl. She celebrated her 10th birthday in November 1954. I would very much like to know if anyone recalls this plucky young American girl introducing herself to their game of Cricket. I bet her intrusion brightened up the day. She and her husband are now retired and currently live in USA.

A Clever Fraud by Jim Wigmore
I found this article by accident when searching for "James H Mosey" in a search engine. First of all this Jim is not an Old Boy of King's School nor JHM himself. He is a Stamp Collector. He has a curious tale to tell. This will most appeal to Old Boys who lived in Cyprus in 1948 and to Philatelists - to the rest of us in general.

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