Partial list of OEs

Some Old Edwardians

The year in the first column 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).

Year	Name	Qualifications	Career	B	D	Other
1890	Ludwig Glauert		Paleontologist, herpetologist and museum curator (attended Sheffield Royal GS)	1879	1963	Wikipedia
1897	Kenneth E. Kirk		Bishop of Oxford (attended Sheffield Royal GS)	1886	1954	Wikipedia
1898	Ephraim Lipson		Economist	1888	1960	Wikipedia
1901	Frank Thompson		Professor of Metallurgy, Manchester University		1977	Who's Who
1903	Stanley Rawson		Director General, Machine Tools, Ministry of Supply ; Vice-Chairman, John Brown & Co Ltd	1891	1973	Who's Who
1904	Hermann Glauert		Principal Scientific Officer, Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough	1892	1934	FRS; Who's Who, Wikipedia
1906	Harry Epworth Allen		Painter	1894	1958	RBA; Who's Who, Wikipedia
1906	Edwin Aris Berrisford	Oxon (Queen's)	KES 1906-10			MC, RE; Mentioned in 55 KES Mag
1906	Arthur Lytton Sells		Professor of French, Durham University	1895	1978	Who's Who
1906	John Sterndale Bennett		Deputy Commissioner-General, South East Asia	1895	1969	KCMG, (CMG), MC; Who's Who
1906	W. P. Taylor	Oxon (Queen's)			1917	Head Prefect 1912-13; hence W P Taylor Prize for Maths
1907	Preston Benson		Journalist, Daily Chronicle, Star		1975	Who's Who
1909	John Gilbert Hall			1898	1917
1909	Albert Nutt		Ophthalmic Surgeon, United Sheffield Hospitals	1898	1978	Who's Who; Albert Boswell Nutt
1910s
1910	Harold Greville Smith	Oxon (Balliol)	Chemist, industrialist in Canada, philanthropist	1902	1974
1910	Edward Charles Titchmarsh	Oxon (Balliol)	Savilian Professor of Geometry at the University of Oxford from 1932 to 1963	1899	1963
1915	Geoffrey Gledhill Turner			1904	1959	GC, GM, Kings Commendation for Gallantry; Wikipedia
1916	Frank Ellis		Consultant radiotherapist	1905	2006	More (May 2003) ; Wikipedia
1916	Herbert Hodges		Professor of Philosophy, Reading University		1976	Who's Who
1916	Edward Linfoot		Mathematician and astronomer	1905	1982	Wikipedia
1917	Albert Goodwin	Oxon (Jesus)	Professor of Modern History at the University of Manchester from 1953–69	1906	1995	Speechday Guest of Hon 1963 ; Who's Who; Wikipedia
1918	John Chesters	BSc, PhD (Sheffield)	Author (Iron & Steel; Ceramics)	1906	1994	OBE, FRS; Who's Who; Speechday Guest of Hon 1970
1918	Alexander Gillies		Professor of German Language and Literature, Leeds University		1977	Who's Who
1918	Henry Turner	Oxon (John's)	Professor of Divinity, Durham	1907	1995	Speechday Guest of Hon 1964; Who's Who
1918	Lionel Wigram	Oxon (Queen's)		1907	1944
1919	Leslie Stradling		Bishop of Johannesburg 1961–1974	1908	1998	Wikipedia
1920s
1920	Charles Husband		Civil engineer, President of the Institution of Structural Engineers from 1964–5, and Chairman of the Association of Consulting Engineers from 1967–8, and designed the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory	1908	1983	Who's Who/DNB; Wikipedia
1920	Harold Warris Thompson		English physical chemist; Chairman of the Football Association	1908	1983	CBE, FRS; Wikipedia
1922	Stanley Miles		RN Medical Service	1911	1987	CB; Who's Who; Wikipedia
1922	Eric Gardner Turner		Papyrologist and classicist	1911	1983	CBE; Wikipedia
1923	Philip Allen, Baron Allen of Abbeydale CB	Cantab (Queens')	British civil servant	1912	2007	Speechday Guest of Hon 1961 ; Who's Who; Wikipedia
1923	Ronald Graveson			1911	1991
1923	Cecil King		Ambassador to Lebanon from 1967–70	1912	1981	CMG; Who's Who
1923	Eric Laughton		Firth Professor of Latin in the University of Sheffield	1911	1988	Brother of George L, OE 27-34, father of Roger L, above. More.
1923	Malcolm Ravenhill		Flying Officer	1912	1940
1923	Geoffrey Tory		British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Malta; deputy High Commissioner to Australia; Ambassador to Ireland from 1964–67	1912	2013	Who's Who
1923	Renwick Vickers		Consultant Dermatologist in Sheffield (1937-56) and then Oxford until retirement c1970	1911	1993	More; Speechday Guest of Hon 1962; his son R H Vickers (Winchester, Oxon) was Orthopaedic Surgeon to H M the Queen 1992-2010
1923	Derek Wilde		Vice-Chairman, Barclays Bank Ltd; Deputy Chairman, Charterhouse Group		1993	CBE; Who's Who
1924	Edgar "Bill" Williams	Oxon (Merton)	UN Secretariat 1946-47; Fellow, Balliol, 1945-1980; Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford	1912	1995	CB CBE DSO DL; Who's Who; Speechday Guest of Hon 1953; Wikipedia
1926	Alan Dawtry	Sheffield (LLB)	Town Clerk of the City of Westminster			Who's Who; Speechday Guest 1960
1926	Roger Inman		Vice Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire			OBE (mil), MBE(mil), TD; Who's Who
1926	Gordon Nornable		Won the Military Cross and Croix de Guerre in 1944 fighting with the French Maquis in eastern France	1915	2002	MC; Magazine etc; KES 26-32 ; Wikipedia
1926	Richard Seddon		Artist and writer; Director, Sheffield City Art Galleries; President, Royal Watercolour Society		2003	Who's Who
1926	Geoffrey Tingle	Cantab (Queens')	Vice-Consul in China and Japan; senior official in Hong Kong; historical novelist
1927	John Briance		HM Diplomatic Service		1989	CMG; Who's Who
1927	Peter Youens	Oxon	British administrator in Nyasaland and Malawi, and director of Lonrho	1916	2000	Wikipedia
1928	William Smith		Under-Secretary, Northern Ireland Office			CB; Who's Who
1929	Deryck Allen	Oxon (Ch Ch)	Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Sheffield from 1955–80, a Pro-Vice Chancellor at the University of Sheffield from 1966 to 1970, and Chairman of the Joint Matriculation Board from 1973–6	1918	2010	Who's Who; Speechday Guest 1965
1929	Philip Cecil		Residentiary Canon and Treasurer of Peterborough Cathedral 1972-77		1977	Who's Who
1929	Norman Siddall	Sheffield	Chairman of the National Coal Board from 1982–3; CBE; knighted 83	1918	2002	Wikipedia
1930s
1930	Peter Sylvester	BSc (Sheffield)	Formerly Consultant Psychiatrist at St Lawrence's Hospital, Caterham		2000
1931	Eric Bradford		Professor of Dental Surgery, Bristol University			Who's Who
1931	L. Ronald Kay	BA Sheffield 1940	University administrator at Leeds; helped to set up UCCA, the new national computerised system of university admissions, a world first, in 1961 and led its operations until retirement in 1985 after which it expanded to form UCAS			Who's Who, OBE; Speechday guest 1967
1933	John Gatenby Bolton	Cantab (Trinity)	First Director of the Australian National Radio Astronomy Observatory	1922	1993	FRS, CBE; Wikipedia
1933	Phillip Rhodes	Cantab (Clare)	Obstetric Physician and Writer of Medical History	1922	2002	FRCS FRCOG; Who's Who
1933	Robert Scholey	Sheffield	Bob Scholey, known as 'Black Bob', Chairman, British Steel 86-92. Kt 1987; CBE 1982	1921	2014	Who's Who
1933	Peter Jaffrey Wheatley	MA Oxon (Queen's)	Structural chemist, crystallographer. Fellow of Queens' Cantab	1921	1997	Married sister of OE John Bolton (above); Wikipedia
1934	Donald Nicol	MA, PhD Cantab (Pembroke)	Koraës Professor of Modern Greek and Byzantine History, Language and Literature at King's College London from 1970–88, and President of the Ecclesiastical History Society from 1975–6	1923	2003	(also attended St Paul's school, London); Who's Who; Wikipedia
1936	Ronald Dronfield		Chief Insurance Officer for National Insurance, Department of Health and Social Security			Who's Who
1936	Derek Eagers		Under-Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry		1998	Who's Who
1936	Gordon Hemingway	MSc PhD	Emeritus Professor of Veterinary Animal Husbandry and Senior Research Fellow, Univ of Glasgow
1936	Raymond Page	M.A., Litt.D. (Sheffield), Dr. Philos. (Trondheim).	Professor of Anglo-Saxon and Norse Manuscripts, Cambridge	1924	2012	Who's Who
1936	David Tyrrell		Head, Division of Communicable Diseases, Clinical Research Centre, Harrow			Debretts
1937	Michael Farrell		Reader in Economics, Cambridge University		1975	Who's Who/DNB
1937	Peter Hudson		Member, Panel of Chairmen, Civil Service Selection Board			Who's Who
1938	Roy Barlow		Recorder of the Crown Court			Who's Who
1938	John Philipps Kenyon		Joyce and Elizabeth Hall Distinguished Professor in Early Modern British History at the University of Kansas from 1987–94	1927	1996	Who's Who, Wikipedia
1938	Peter Mann	BA ( Sheffield)	Senior Lecturer in the School of English, Univ of Leeds		2003
1939	Dante Campailla		Solicitor, London
1939	Malcolm Fanthom	Cantab (Trinity)	Taught maths at City Grammar		1953
1939	George Horn		CEGB, Head of Berkeley Nuclear Labs 1965-70			Debretts
1939	Adrian Horridge	Cantab (Johns)	Professor of Behavioural Biology, Australian National University, Canberra	1927		FRS; Who's Who
1940s
1940	Francis Cheetham	Sheffield	Museum curator	1928	2005	OBE; Wikipedia
1940	Gordon Renton		Assistant Under-Secretary, Home Office and Department of Trade and Industry 1978-84; Chairman R&D Communications Ltd 1990-		2000	Who's Who
1940	Christopher Wilson		Chairman, LCE (Holdings) Ltd formerly LCE Computer Maintenance Ltd 1987-		1997	Who's Who
1940	John Farnsworth Wright	PhD Oxon (Queen's)	British economist and Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford	1929	2001	Wikipedia
1941	Peter Baker	Oxon (Exeter)	QC; Circuit Judge 1983			Who's Who
1941	Michael Carlisle	BEng CEng Hon LLD (Sheffield)	Pro-Chancellor, York University	1929		Who's Who; Wikipedia
1941	Peter Landin		Computer scientist and academic at Queen Mary College, London	1930	2009	Wikipedia
1941	John Lemmon		Logician and philosopher	1930	1966	Wikipedia
1941	David Wood		Joint Managing Director, Husband & Co (consulting engineers) 1988-90			Debretts
1942	David Law	Oxon (Brasenose)	Athlete; won 1500m at World Student games 1953			Won Varsity X-country (1952); World record relay member
1942	Derek Page	MA, PhD Cantab	Professor of Physics at IPST, Georgia Tech USA	1929		Also Paprican
1942	Gordon Sambrook	Sheffield	Chairman, Iron Trades Insurance 84- ?			CBE 86; Who's Who
1943	Norman Adsetts	Oxon (Queen's)	(SIG: Sheffield Insulation Group)	1931		KB, OBE; Wikipedia; Head prefect 3rd Term 1949/50
1943	Dick Charlesworth		Jazz clarinettist and bandleader	1932	2008	Wikipedia
1943	Douglas Watson		Professor of Microbiology, Leeds University 1972-93			Debretts
1944	Malcolm Bottomley		Medical Director, University of Bath distance learning course in sports medicine for doctors from 1992; Seoul Olympics 1988 etc			Debretts
1944	Ian Fells	Cantab (Trinity)	Professor of Energy Conversion at The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, President of the Institute of Energy from 1978–9, and broadcaster	1932		CBE; Who's Who, Wikipedia
1944	Michael Finley		Editor, Sheffield Telegraph; Governor, International Press Foundation			Who's Who
1944	John Hazel	Oxon (Queen's)	Taught Classics at City of London School
1944	Keith Jennings	MA, DPhil Oxon (Queen's)	NRC, Ottawa; Sheffield University; Professor of Chemistry, Warwick University
1944	George MacBeth	Oxon	Poet and author	1932	1992	Head prefect 1950/51; Wikipedia
1944	Harry Oxer	Cantab (Selwyn)	Knighthood in the order of St John, awarded in Western Australia, career in medicine and community service
1944	Philip Scowcroft	Cantab (Trinity Hall)	Solicitor; author on music and cricket
1944	Major Morley Sewell		Professor of tropical veterinary medicine, University of Edinburgh			Debretts
1944	Brian Sparkes	London	Professor of Archaeology, Southampton
1945	David Beynon	Cantab (Trinity Hall)	Chairman ICI Europe 1990-92 Director, Holliday Chemical Holdings 1992-Pres; British Plastics Fedr, 1987-8			Debretts
1945	Michael Cornthwaite		www.windspinnerscanada.com, Canada			Article in 'Tha'll never gerrin theer'
1945	Mike Drake	Oxon (Queen's)	Worked in the Chemical industry, latterly as a consultant			School details
1945	Ivor Jones	Oxon, Cantab	Principal, Wesley House Theological College, Cambridge			Head prefect, Cricket Capt, Soccer 1st XI; organ Scholar, cellist
1946	Peter Fells	Cantab	FRCS FRCOphth; Moorfields Eye Hospital, London			Who's Who
1946	Paul Harvey	Royal College of Music	Professor of Clarinet, Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall			Various google hits
1946	Rodney Jackson		Recorder of the Crown Court		2004	Who's Who
1946	Roger Needham		Professor of Computer Systems, Cambridge; managing director, Microsoft Research Ltd	1935	2003	CBE, FRS; moved from KES to Doncaster Grammar School
1946	Peter Unwin		Set up firm (P & M Services) manufacturing printed circuits			Photographer in KES mags
1947	Alan Coddington	BSc, PhD (London)	Biologist, UEA
1947	Frank Drake	MA, PhD Cantab (Pembroke)	Pure Maths, Leeds University
1947	Anthony Guenault	Cantab (Trinity)	Professor of Physics, Lancaster University	1937
1947	Alan Jinkinson	Oxon (Keble)	General Secretary of UNISON from 1993–6	1935		Who's Who; Wikipedia
1947	Michael Madden		Under-Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food			Who's Who
1947	Neil Smith		British Ambassador to Finland; Secretary General, Society of London Art Dealers			Who's Who
1948	David Anderson	Leicester	Head of Economics, KES 67-95		2008	Prefect 54/5; soccer, tennis
1948	Stuart Dowker		Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Manchester University
1948	David Senior	Oxon (Keble)	OBE; Director of Home Affairs, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry			President of the Keble Association; Former Chairman, Crich Tramway Museum
1949	Anthony Briggs	Cantab (Trin Hall)	Professor of Russian Language and Literature, Birmingham University
1949	Stewart Cox		S R (King-)Cox
1949	David Downes	Oxon (Keble), LSE	Professor of Social Administration at the LSE from 1987–2003, and Editor of the British Journal of Criminology from 1985–90	1938		Who's Who; prefect 55/6; Wikipedia
1949	Anthony Greaves	BA, PhD Nottingham	Professor of French, Calgary University
1949	Anthony Hanwell	MA, PhD Cantab (Christ's)	Founded Keymed Medical & Industrial Equipment Ltd			prefect 55/6
1949	Andrew Pinion	Cantab (Jesus)	Colonel, Royal Artillery		2007	Deputy Head prefect 55/6
1949	Martyn Roebuck		Hon Professor Dept of Educational Studies, Glasgow University			prefect 55/6
1949	Ian Strachan		RAF test pilot
1949	Ted Wragg	Durham	Professor of Education, Exeter University	1938	2005	Who's Who; prefect 55/6; Wikipedia
1950s
1950	Graham Birtwistle	BSc, PhD Sheffield	Professor of Computer Science, Leeds University, then Sheffield University			Various Google refs
1950	John Crookes	MA Oxon (Balliol)	Mathematics, Lancaster University			Various Google refs
1950	Brian Duke	MA PhD Oxon (Queen's)	Professor of Chemistry, Charles Darwin University, Australia
1950	Jim Green	BSc Sheffield	Consultant metallurgist
1950	Rod Goodfellow	BSc Birmingham	Senior Medical Officer, British Nuclear Fuels Ltd
1950	David Hardy	MA Cantab (Clare)	Classics, Athens University		2009	Various Google refs
1950	Harry Nicholls	Leicester	Former Dean of the Faculty of Management, Aston University
1950	John Ratcliffe	Oxon (John's)	Professor of Clinical Biochemistry, Manchester University, then Birmingham University
1950	David Rolfe		Architect			Debretts
1950	Ian Roxburgh	Nottingham, PhD (Cantab)	Professor of Astro-Physics, QMC, London			Who's Who
1950	John Shillito		Jazz musician			John Shillito Select Six (2003)
1951	Eric Dancer	Sheffield Hallam	Managing Director of Dartington Crystal from 1986–2000, and Lord Lieutenant of Devon 1998–2015	1940		CBE; Wikipedia
1951	Arthur Dunworth	Nottingham	Councillor; Lord Mayor of Sheffield, 2007			(Dungworth at KES.)
1951	Paul Fairest	MA Cantab (T Hall)	LLB; Professor of Law, Hull University			Debretts
1951	Anthony Grant		Chairman, Wilton Investments Ltd			Debretts
1951	John Miller	MA Cantab (John's)	Sociology, Latrobe, Australia
1951	Ted Powell		Malawi national football coach; coached England U–18 side which won the European Championship in 1993	1940	2005	Wikipedia
1951	Dave Sheasby		Playwright, director, dramatist and radio producer	1940	2010	Wikipedia
1951	Roger Waterhouse		Founding Vice-Chancellor, Derby University			Debretts
1952	Peter Beckett	Oxon, Hull	Professor of Applied Mathematics, Hull University
1952	John Beckman	Oxon (Jesus)	Professor of Astronomer, Canaries
1952	Victor Cocker		Chief Executive, Severn Trent Water			Who's Who (brother of Joe Cocker, the singer; both went to Lydgate Junior School)
1952	John Goulden	Oxon (Queen's)	British Ambassador to Turkey, then to NATO	1941		CMG; Wikipedia
1952	Stephen Linstead	Oxon (Corpus)	Government Director for the West Midlands			Who's Who
1952	John McNaught	Oxon (Queen's)	Judge, Swindon			Who's Who
1952	Alan O'Shea	Oxon (Queen's)	Professor
1952	James Penderton		Consultant radiologist, St Thomas's Hospital			Debretts
1952	Peter Preece	Oxon (Queen's)	Professor of Education, Exeter University
1952	Rony Robinson	Oxon (Keble)	Playwright, author, Radio Sheffield presenter	1940		Editor of Cherwell, 1961; Wikipedia
1952	Miles Roddis	Durham	British Council; Lonely Planet editor in Spain
1952	John Sharpe		President, Unilever Home and Personal Care, Europe			Debretts
1952	David Tomlinson		Teacher at Hinde House and Waltheof schools in Sheffield, served during the late 1960s with Sheffield schools' cross-country section when Seb Coe first rose to prominence	1941	2012
1952	Noel Worswick	Oxon (Wadham)	Lincoln College, Oxford (Classics)
1953	Geoffrey Atkinson		Metallurgist, then Lawyer
1953	Christopher Barnes	Cantab (Corpus)	Professor of Slavic Languages, Toronto University
1953	David Bentley	UCL London	Judge (Sheffield) QC			Who's Who
1953	James Daglish	St Andrew’s	CEO of Scottish papermaker Tullis Russell			Left KES before A-levels; elder brother Nick went to Worcester Oxon
1953	Roger Laughton	Oxon (Merton)	BBC producer and senior executive, CEO of Meridian TV			Editor of Cherwell 1961; father (Eric) and uncle (George) both OES
1953	David Rodgers		Curator, William Morris Society		1999	Debretts
1953	Anthony Sampson	Ox (Trinity)	Visiting Professor, Nottingham University; Ningbo, China
1953	Frank Smith		FCA - RSA Robson Rhodes 1963-2000 (tax partner)			Debretts
1953	Jeremy Thorp	Oxon (Corpus)	British Ambassador to Colombia			Who's Who
1953	Martin Williams	Cantab (Selwyn)	Professor of Geographical Studies, Adelaide University
1953	David Young	Oxon (Corpus)	Deputy chairman of the John Lewis Partnership; non-executive Director of Ocado
1954	Frank Baldock		Journalist and wine writer in Canada			http://www.winexpress.ca/
1954	Chris Ball		Chief Executive of Unigate, then of Northern Foods
1954	Ray Battye	BA (Leeds), MA (Sheffield)	Vice Principal, Barnsley Sixth Form College
1954	Chris Brearley	Oxon (Trinity)	Deputy Permanent Secretary, Department of the Environment			CB; Who's Who
1954	Barry Cheetham	Oxon (Corpus Christi)	Steel industry			Head prefect, 1960-61
1954	Michael Curley		Chairman, MICE Group PLC
1954	Joe Eason	Oxon (Queen's)	Manager, Training & Education Development Corus
1954	Neil Edmonds		Consultant Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London
1954	John Loxley	Leeds	Professor of Economics, Manitoba University, Canada
1954	Richard Nosowski	Oxon (Queen's)	Headteacher, Backwell School, Somerset			OBE; Soccer blue
1954	Alan Senior	PhD (Newcastle)	Professor of Biochemistry, Rochester University, NY
1954	Roland Smith	Oxon (Keble)	British Ambassador to the Ukraine			CB; Who's Who
1954	Ian Wright	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
1955	Keith Baxby	Newcastle	Honorary Senior Lecturer, Dundee; consultant urological surgeon			BSc, MBBS, FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Ed)
1955	Stuart Birley	Birmingham	Principal Scientist, MoD
1955	Mark Blythe	Oxon (Univ)	Senior Treasury Solicitor			CB; Who's Who
1955	Nick Dennis	Cantab (Peterhouse)	Sen Lecturer, School of Medicine, Southampton University
1955	Anthony Dowling	Oxon (Worcs)	Nuclear Engineer, BNFL Magnox
1955	Mark Firth	Sheffield, McGill Montreal	Established own metallurgical consultancy, Calgary
1955	Drummond Gillespie		Methodist Minister, Coalville
1955	Jim Gunson	Oxon (Univ)	Maths, Kwantlen, Canada
1955	Colin Hague		Chief Test Pilot, Westland Helicopters
1955	Edward Haslam		Chief Executive of Lonmin plc; non-executive director of Aquarius Platinum Limited
1955	Peter Hawksley	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	Philip Hetherington	Oxon (Queen's )	Management consultant, Corporate Consulting Group, McKinseys			Head Prefect 61-62
1955	Michael Hill	LSE; Oxon (Wadham, Nuffield)	Professor of Sociology, Wellington, NZ, now Professor, SIngapore University
1955	Paul Johnson	Oxon (Magdalen)	Barrister in Sheffield; died in his early 30s		1970s
1955	Joe Lucas	Oxon (St Caths)				Joined KES in 4(1) from MGS
1955	Philip Matthews	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	Chris Meakin	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; Goodchild Press
1955	Ian Taylor	Durham	Professor of Sociology, University of Durham		2001	http://www.dur.ac.uk/pr.office/965Obit%20Ian%20Taylor.htm
1955	John Thorpe	Cantab (Jesus)	Taught maths at Bury GS, 67-97 (retd)
1955	Edward Trickett	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	Ian Williams	London (King's)	GP
1955	Jeff Wood		Professor, Bristol University Veterinary School
1956	Bernard Argent	Leicester	Iona Folk Band ( USA )			http://IonaMusic.com, http://PotomacCelticFest.org
1956	Peter Bell	Oxon (Jesus )	Civil Servant, Northern Ireland Office; DPhil Oxon) in Byzantine History 2006			Head prefect 62/3
1956	Edward Blackburn	Nottingham	Professor of Chemistry, Alberta University, Canada
1956	Jim Booth	Oxon (Keble)	Oil industry, legal executive
1956	David Cook		Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry, Newcastle
1956	Philip Croxford	Exeter, Cantab	Statistician, Fellow, Royal Statistical Society			First cousin of C. Meakin (1955)
1956	Howard Culley		Partner in Irwin Mitchell, solicitors			Chairman of Sheffield Wednesday (2000 - 2001)
1956	Paul Goldfinch		Senior Lecturer in Computing, Strathclyde University
1956	Peter Grimsditch	Oxon (Oriel)	Editorial Director, Oxford Business Group, based in Istanbul (2007); Journalist in Fleet Street and Middle East; Editor, the Daily Sport			News Editor, Cherwell. Michaelmas 1964
1956	Rod Hague	Oxon	Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Newcastle
1956	Martin Hall	Oxon (Merton)	Priv Sec to Chancellor of Exchequer; Head of Treasury Press Office; then London Stock Exchange; Director-General, Finance & Leasing Ass.			MVO, MBE
1956	John Kirkman	Oxon (Keble)	Teacher at Myers Grove, Sheffield
1956	David Meredith	Oxon	Judge, Leicester			Taught Languages at KES late 60s
1956	Jim Platts	Cantab	University of Cambridge, Institute for Manufacturing
1956	Richard Shutt		Exxon Chemical Europe Inc. (Chemist)
1957	Brad Amos	Oxon	Cambridge MRC labs
1957	Christopher Beale	Oxon	Judge, Nottingham
1957	Patrick Birks	Oxon (Balliol)	Snr. Lecturer, RMA Sandhurst			School details
1957	Dan Brewin		Head, UK Sales, British Airways			Debretts
1957	Alan Hughes	Oxon Queen's	Associate Editor, Oxford English Dictionary
1957	Geoff Searby	MA, DPhil Oxon (St Peters)	Directeur de Recherche at CNRS, Marseille
1957	Peter Turney	Bris, USA	Professor, management in USA
1957	Derek Williams	Cantab (Selwyn)	Head of music, Cambridge Uni Library 1970-89;		2006	http://www.canamus.org/Enchiridion/Biogs/bw2.htm; Head Pre 63/4
1958	Michael Behrend	Cantab (Christ's)	Software, Cambridgeshire			Arrived at KES in Form 4
1958	Peter Bradley
1958	Michael Colley	Cantab (Caius)	Consultant Pathologist, Great Western Hospital, Swindon			Prefect, tennis
1958	Robert Edwards	MA Cantab, PhD (LSE)	Canada			Arrived at KES in Form 4
1958	John England	Durham	Senior Lecturer in Spanish, Sheffield			Prefect, soccer, cricket
1958	David Morley	Oxon (Queen's)
1958	Glyn Pursglove	Oxon	Reader in English, Swansea
1958	David Short	Oxon (Exeter)	FSA,FCIA; retired actuary and a member of the Ontario Financial Services Tribunal and Canadian Actuarial Standards Board
1958	Paul Timperley	Sheffield	Rugby Coach in Canada			Rugby, cricket
1958	Alan Wood	Manch, MBA (Harvard)	CEO of Siemens UK plc	1947		Guardian Interview ; Wikipedia
1959	Bill Bailey	Birmingham, MBA (Lond)	Rolls-Royce, then started publishing co, sold to PLC			Kilcascan Castle, Co Cork
1959	David Barraclough	Birmingham, Sheffield	Consultant metallurgist			Deputy head prefect 65/6, Term 3; soccer, swimming
1959	Robert Beale	MA Oxon	Journalist, Manchester Evening News			Deputy head prefect 65/6
1959	David Broughton	Sheffield	Nuclear Engineer, BNFL (Dounreay)
1959	Chris Brown	MA, PhD (Cantab)	Psychology Lab, Sheffield University
1959	John Chapman	MA, PhD (Cantab) (Johns)	Professor of Physics, Glasgow University			Prefect
1959	David Coates		Solicitor, Leeds
1959	Rick Crawley	BSc, PhD, Aston	Professor, Lancaster University Management School
1959	John Everatt	Durham	Durham School, Classics			Prefect, cricket captain
1959	Mark Fielding	Cantab (Selwyn)	Unilever; now Charisma (Sheffield)			Prefect, soccer, cricket; Cambridge Falcons
1959	Peter Freeman	Oxon	GP
1959	Roy Galley	Oxon	Post Office, Conservative MP for Halifax 1983-87	1947		Prefect, Who's Who; Wikipedia
1959	Peter Groom	Oxon	GP, Cardiff
1959	Stephen Harrison		Professor of Social Policy, Univ of Manchester			Prefect; rugby captain
1959	Tony Heathcote	Bristol	GP, Birmingham			(1958 entry but changed years after rugby injury)
1959	Steve Hoyland (Tommy)	Exeter	Regional Organiser (Yorkshire) for UNISON (public services trades union)	1948		Prefect, Captain of Cross Country
1959	Trevor Laundy	Newcastle	NHS Consultant, Peterborough; pilot
1959	Paul Main	Cantab (Christ's)	Actuary, London			Prefect
1959	Bill Manville	MA Oxon, PhD Cantab	Software Consultant			(Arrived in Form 3) prefect
1959	Alan Morris	Sheffield	Senior Lecturer in Control Engineering, Sheffield
1959	Don Nicolson	MA Cantab, PhD Lond	Lapsed mathematician; Senior Lecturer, Pure Maths, University of Malawi	1947		Prefect
1959	Stephen Nortcliff	Bristol	Professor of Soil Science, Reading University			Prefect
1959	Stephen Paramore	Leicester	Solicitor, Doncaster			Prefect, soccer
1959	John Pilling	Oxon	NHS Consultant, Norwich
1959	Richard Price	London	London QC			OBE; Prefect
1959	John Ramsden	MA, DPhil (Oxon)	Professor of History at Queen Mary College, an authority on the history of the Conservative party	1947	2009	Prefect; Wikipedia
1959	Philip Robinson		Philatelist; Member, Royal Philatelic Society			Author on Philately; more
1959	James Saunders	Leicester	London Solicitor acting for Tony Martin (Norfolk farmer)
1959	Rod Shelton	Hull	University of Central England, Birmingham
1959	John Trythall	MA Oxon	Gordonstoun School
1959	Paul Willner	MA, PhD (Oxon)	Professor of Psychology, Swansea University			(Arrived in Form 3)
1959	Michael Wosskow	Oxon (St Eds)	Solicitor, Sheffield			Prefect, soccer; soccer blue
1960s
1960	Graham Ball	Oxon (Queen's)	NHS Finance (lapsed)
1960	Christopher Beck	Leeds; Cranfield (MBA, 1979)	Advertising; novelist (as C.J. Beck - 'Spiked', 'Sizzle')
1960	Paul Collier	Oxon (Trinity)	Professor of Economics, Director of CSAE, Professorial Fellow, St Antony's, Oxford	1949		CBE; Wikipedia
1960	Bob Davies	Edinburgh (LL.B)	CEO of Arriva Plc until April 2006	1948		Wikipedia
1960	Roger Dunsford	Manchester	RAF; became Group Captain			Deputy head prefect 66/7 Tm 3; soccer, cricket
1960	Jonathan Haworth	London	Judge, Cambridge
1960	Eric Hemming	Cantab (Jesus)	Consultant specialising in healthcare management and development			Deputy head prefect 66/7; soccer, cricket
1960	Peter Holmes	MA, PhD (Cantab) (Christ's)	Reader in Economics, Sussex
1960	Peter Horner	Cantab (Sidney Sussex)	Partner, Irwin-Mitchell Solicitors
1960	Simon Kingsley		Engineering, Sheffield University, now in business
1960	Mike Orton	MA (Cantab) MBA, Manchester	Head of Business, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College
1960	Jim Pemberton	MA, PhD (Cantab) (Trin Hall)	Professor of Economics, Reading University
1960	Rob Williams	Oxon (Univ)	Executive Director, The Law Debenture Corporation			Debretts; Head prefect 66/7; Rugby, swimming
1960	Nigel Woodcock	Manchester, London	Geology, Cambridge			Father (Howard) is OE; soccer
1961	Michael Ainsworth		Rector of St George-in-the-East in London E1
1961	Clive Betts	MA Cantab (Pemb)	Labour MP for Attercliffe, 1992 - date	1950		Who's Who; Wikipedia
1961	John Crawford		Trinity College of Music, London
1961	Rodney Falk		Professor of Clinical Cardiology, Boston University
1961	Peter Horbury		Car designer, Executive Design Director of all Ford's American brands from 2004	1950		Wikipedia
1961	Lyn Jenkins	Cantab (King's), Oxon (New)	Ophthalmic Medical Practitioner
1961	Chris Milner	Loughborough	Professor of Economics, Nottingham University			Head prefect 68/9; soccer, cricket 1st XIs for 9 years in all
1961	Michael Newman	MA Cantab (Sid Suss), PhD Lond (IC)	Research scientist at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital		d 2007
1961	Rod Nicolson	MA, PhD (Cantab) (Johns)	Professor of Psychology, Sheffield University			Deputy head prefect 67/8 (Term 3); soccer, tennis
1961	John Pilkington	Cantab (Trin Hall)	Travel author, BBC World Service, Radio 4
1961	Iain Robinson	MA, PhD (Oxon) (Worcs)	Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology, MRC			Deputy head prefect 67/8
1961	John Scriven		Principal Lecturer, Business School, South Bank University
1961	John Smith	Oxon (Queen's)	Languages Fellow, St Caths, Oxford			Prefect
1961	Martin Smith		Car designer (Porsche, Audi, Ford)	1949		Wikipedia
1962	Michael Barlow		Professor of Linguistics, Rice University, USA			More
1962	Martin Elliott	Newcastle	Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Gt Ormond St Hospital, London
1962	Ian Neary	Sheffield, Sussex	Professor of Government, Essex University; now St Antony's (Oxon)			Father is Ken, OE; birth in KES mag
1962	Ken Sykes	Oxon (Queen's)	Solicitor, Leeds
1963	John Aplin	Oxon	Professor of Reproductive Biomedicine, Manchester University
1963	Rudi Lutz		Senior Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence, Sussex University			KES 63 - 65 (left after form 2)
1963	David Thomson	Oxon (Keble), Cantab (Selwyn)	Current Bishop of Huntingdon	1952		Wikipedia
1964	Jon Chitty		Air Commodore RAF			OBE, Wikipedia
1964	Jonathan Durham Hall		QC; Judge, Cardiff Crown Court			Who's Who
1964	Gareth Hulse	Cantab	Classical Musician; eg Nash Ensemble
1964	Steve Mann		Chess player (KES Board 1 70/71)
1964	Richard Mellowes		Deputy University Librarian, Cardiff University
1965	Doug Black	Nottingham	GP
1965	Mark Gore	Oxon (Wadham)	Assistant Chief Education Officer, Warwickshire			Head prefect
1965	Mark Hudson	Cantab	Economist; economic advisor to Georgia			OEs Guest Speaker (2004)
1965	Peter Smith	Essex, Leeds	Senior Lecturer, Computing, City University, London
1965	Andrew Spencer	Sussex , PhD (Essex)	Professor of Linguistics, Essex University			Father is Ron, OE (left c40)
1965	Richard Taylor		Department of Clinical Biochemistry, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford			Prefect
1966	Simon Elliott		Consultant Radiologist, Newcastle University
1966	Nigel Harrison		Nuclear engineer
1966	Stephen Mackin		Solicitor, Ashurst Mools Crisp			Debretts
1966	David Pollard	Nottingham	Inform PR Ltd ( Sheffield)
1967	Michael Booker		Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Mayday University Hospital, Croydon			Debretts
1967	Simon Collis	Cantab (Christ's)	Ambassador to Syria since 2007, and to Qatar from 2005–7	1956		Wikipedia
1967	Peter Kersh
1967	Phil Oakey		Singer, Human League	1955		Wikipedia
1967	Chris Twelves		Professor of Cancer Therapeutics, Bradford University
1967	Martyn Ware		Founder member of The Human League and Heaven 17	1956		Wikipedia
1967	Clive Wolman	Oxon	Founder and editor-in-chief, London Financial News; editor, Mail on Sunday; personal finance editor, FT			President, Oxford Union, c1975
1968	Andrew Aplin	E Anglia, Imperial	Professor of Environmental Geochemistry, Newcastle University
1968	Matthew Bannister	Nottingham (law)	Radio Presenter; Controller, BBC Radio 1	1957		Who's Who; Wikipedia
1968	Philip Bramwell		Group Legal Director, BAE Systems, previously chief counsel O2
1968	Paul Burkimsher	Brunel, UMIST	CERN, Switzerland
1968	Andrew McCaig	MA, PhD Cantab (Johns)	Senior Lecturer in Geology, Leeds University
1968	John Rawling		Main boxing commentator on ITV since 2005	1957		Wikipedia
1968	Peter Sells		Professor of Linguistics, Stanford University
1968	Simon Wessely		Professor, King's College School of Medicine and the Institute of Psychiatry, London	1956		Wikipedia
1969	Bruce Dickinson		Singer, songwriter, broadcaster and author; Samson, Iron Maiden, solo artist			Debretts
1970s
1970	Fran Ebling	BSc (Bris), PhD (Edin)	Professor of Neuroendocrinology, School of Biomedical Sciences, Nottingham University
1970	Joe Elliott		Lead singer of Def Leppard	1959		Wikipedia
1970	Graham Fellows		Comedian and actor, best known for creating the characters of John Shuttleworth and Jilted John	1959		Wikipedia
1970	David Lindsay		Consultant Cardiologist at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital
1970	Giles Orton		Eversheds LLP			Head Prefect 76/7
1970	Rashmin Savani	MBChB (Sheff)	Professor, Abramson Research Center Children's Hospital of Philadelphia			Google
1973	Clare Blackburn		Stem cell research, Edinburgh University
1973	Paul Heaton		Singer-songwriter - member of The Beautiful South and of The Housemartins	1962		(Left Sheffield in 76); Wikipedia
1974	Jonathan Coulthard		Cabinet maker and designer of bespoke kitchens etc			Cricket Capt
1974	David Flavell		Minister, Trinity Methodist Church, Hexham			Children's author; www.flavell.vispa.com
1974	Jay (Julian) Roland		Expert on Family History
1975	Mark Beech		Hon Visiting Fellow, Dept of Archaeology, York University
1976	Jonathan Blackburn		Professor of Biochemistry, Western Cape University, South Africa
1976	Matthew Uttley		Professor of Defence Studies, King’s College London	1965

1976	Peter Moulson		Barrister
1976	Stephen Peat		Missionary with SIM in Peru (Serving in Mission)			www.peats.org
1977	Ian Simmonds	Cantab (Caius)	IBM in New York
1978	Jeremy Stern		Specialist registrar in neurology, National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery, and Allenbrooke's Hospital			Debretts
1979	Paul Roberts	Oxon (Balliol), Cantab (Kings)	Professor of Criminal Jurisprudence, Nottingham University
1980s
1980	Bill Smith		Architect
1981	Julia Bradbury		Presenter of Watchdog on BBC1; own BBC TV documentary series	1970		Wikipedia
1982	Guy Jeremiah	BSc, MSc	www.jpenvirosystems.co.uk; www.europad.net
1982	Emily Maitlis	Cantab (Queens')	Newscaster for BBC television (eg Newsnight presenter)			Daughter of Prof Maitlis FRS ; Wikipedia
1982	Rachel Payne	MA, DPhil (Oxon)	Senior Lecturer in Japanese, University of Canterbury, NZ
1983	Robert Adamczyk		Technical Guidance for IPPC in Poland			Now with EBRD
1983	Paul Cook	Newcastle, Lancaster	BNFL			Son of Terry Cook (47-54), nephew of David (below)
1983	Alex Sutton		Lecturer in Medical Statistics, Leicester			Musician
1984	Isaac Hepworth	MA Cantab	Software: IT Director and Principal Architect, Qwest, Denver
1986	Andy Merrills	Oxon (Queen's), PhD Cantab (Trinity)	Research Fellow in Ancient History, Leicester University
1988	Jethro Soutar		Author and translator, with published books about Ronaldinho and Gael García Bernal
1989	Tim Brown	BEng, PhD, Surrey	Communication Systems Research; www.tim.brown76.name			KES 93-95, previously Tapton
1989	James Tomlinson	BSc, PhD, Leicester	Structural Geologist, Task Geoscience, Edinburgh
1990s
1990	Mike Cubison	Oxon (Corpus); PhD Manchester	Postdoctoral researcher, Colorado; Atmospheric Physics			Cycling, snowboarding
1990	Rachel Symes	Oxon (Queen's)	PhD at Birmingham University			Rowed in 8 for Queen's
1991	Karen Andrews		Motorsport Driver
1991	Revd Lydia Cook	Oxon, Balliol	Minister
1991	Keith Spriggs	PhD (Nottingham)	Postdoctoral, Department of Pharmacy, Nottingham University
1992	Martin Bishop	MA, PhD Oxon	Junior Research Fellow at St Anne’s College, Oxford			Cross-country blue
1992	Tyrone Thompson		Footballer with Torquay United	1981		Wikipedia
1995	Ben Purkiss		Footballer with Oxford United	1984		Wikipedia
1996	Toddla T (Thomas Mackenzie Bell)		Musician and DJ	1985		Wikipedia
1999	Sophie Mei	Manchester	Broadcaster, belly dancer, Britain's Got Talent competitor

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Giles Orton EVERSHEDS (KES 70s)

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