11 September 2000
Just a quick "hi" to everyone out there and leave my new email address.
Kelly Roberts (E 77-81)
kellyroberts64@hotmail.com

17 September 2000
HI TO ALL THOSE THAT KNOW ME. I'VE SEEN A FEW FAMILIAR NAMES AND TRIED TO HELP OUT WITH SOME OF YOUR LOST FREINDS. SARA DON REMEMBER THE PITCH FORK???? OUCH. HOW IS YOUR FOOT NOWADAYS? TO ALL THE LADS AND LASSES OUT THERE THAT REMEMBER ME PLEASE GET IN TOUCH IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME.
ALL THE BEST BIG JAS.
Jason Rowley (E 81-83)
rowleys2@supanet.com

24 September 2000
To Sue Jaine - yes, I remember you, also your list of names! I also can enlighten visitors about the photo at the start of the visitors' page, as I was the person who took it! Front row, Lyn Dillow; (?); Mary Ann Eagles; second row, Mo Rankine, Phyllis Cousens; Tessa Nolan; Adele Evans; (? didn't know a lot of boys!); Anne?; Pat Hemming; and another unknown boy!
Pamela Ross (St. J 63-68)
pross_bankhouse@hotmail.com

26 September 2000
I recognise a couple of the faces in that photo of the crew but the names keep slipping away, I will look up some photos of my own and check with the write up in the girls school mag at that time and let you know what I find.
Jean Rontree (nee Bartaby) (S 62-66)
jkr8m@netscapeonline.co.uk

25 September 2000
Hi, from Australia, thoroughly enjoyed the re union caught up with a few old friends and overall had a great time albeit so thanks to one and all. Have been trying to email Uggy Pratt with a couple of photographs I took while over there and if anyone can assist me please send me uggy's email address as all I seem to get is returned mail. Similarly with Christine Millar, Gerry Carpenter, John Rigby and Jean Burrell - took some photo's and would like to send them over. Trust this brief message finds you all in the very best of health.
Jon 'Bambi' Marshall (B 59-62)
marsho2@bigpond.com.au
I have e-mailed Uggy Pratt's address to Jon, can anyone help with the others?
DP

27 September 2000
Having now sorted out my way around the site and read most of the messages I believe I can throw some light in some areas.(I cannot believe that it has taken me nearly 5 years to think about searching for Windsor on the WWW)

First I am extremely pleased to hear that Chris Fulford my old house master is still around and look forward to seeing him some time in the near future. Going back to some earlier messages I saw that Pia Ayres (as was) is asking about Steve Blackshaw. He was in the RAF as a navigator variously flying VC10's and Puma helicopters. I have not seen him for about 10 years and I know that he left the RAF in 94.

The only other person who I saw around was Pete Arnold who went through officer training with me in 69 and served until about 93. The last I heard Pete's brother Neal had contracted a nasty tropical disease and was very unwell but that was some time ago now. Unfortunately I do not have contact with either Pete or Steve.

My brother Chris is a house master in a boarding school near Romsey and I know he is in contact with Brian Livingstone who was also in Edinburgh, together with his brother Clive who I gather is married to a German and lives in Germany.

On the question of who was involved in the production of 1066 and all that I always believed the answer was everybody, as it must have had a cast of 100s I was amazed that they found enough people to provide an audience- They must have been desperate when casting as I had 2 tiny parts of which I am inordinately proud and to date they represent my only theatrical experience! I also remember that it was very popular with the boys as all the rehearsals were at the Girls School and when on until quite late in the evening. At the time it all seemed a bit decadent but that shows how naive we were.

As to the photo of the cast and crew, I believe the boy on the right is called David and he was the drummer in the school band but I cannot remember his surname.

You may also remember the production of The Long the Short and the Tall in which my brother had a part and I know he has a number of photos of the production which he could have scanned in. He also has some Concordia magazines dating from the 60's and somewhere around there is a video made from a cine film that my parents took at the boys school during an open day circa 66. As I recall it shows a German Panzer parked in front of the gym and some general shots of from the front pitch - if you can stand the sight of a fairly obnoxious 14 year old who covorts in and out of shot it may be worth digitising and putting on the site if that is possible and if anyone is interested?

Of interest I will be driving to the former RAF Gutersloh (now regrettably an Army barracks) next month on business and with luck may be able to divert through Hamm.

Finally, in answer to Mike Hutchinson's question regarding my whereabouts, I am stationed and HQ STC at High Wycombe and live just outside Marlow and I will contact him soonest.
Pat Rowney (E 64-68)
rowfam@globalnet.co.uk
Thanks, Pat, for putting us in the picture about some of our contemporaries. I remember you and Chris, Pete Arnold and Steve Blackshaw well and was also involved with '1066' and in the cast of 'The Long, the Short and The Tall' during which I recall the Bürgermeister of Hamm, or some similar civic dignitary, being in the front row of the audience and finding three .303 rifles aimed squarely at his forehead from the stage a few feet away - think we were told to aim at the ceiling after that (the rifles were empty of course).
The boy on the right is David 'Biffo' Naylor - did his nickname come from his drumming technique??
I'll be in touch by e-mail about the photos and video.
Good to see so many of 60's "Flower Children" remember the old days...
DP