Archive Deaths
Allan Prosser-Harries died on 29
th May 2008, he came to Mill Hill in 1958 and stayed until his retirement in 1993. During this time he was Head of Geography and Geology as well as a Housemaster of McClure.
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Derek was a stalwart of the OM Golfing Society for many years, was captain in 1964 and was a Vice-President.
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Tony Bell arrived in Collinson House in September 1948 having lived for previous three years in Switzerland, and demonstrated immediately a characteristic which would be his hallmark for the next sixty years – enthusiasm.
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Alan Bird was the elder of two brothers from Chesterfield who attended Mill Hill School in the late 1930’s.
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Donald Trounson, who died at the age of 103 on 29
th January 2009, was the son of a provisions merchant, Alfred Donald Trounson and was born on September 30 1905 at Redruth, Cornwall.
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Graeme passed away suddenly on 20
th June 2008. He will be much missed by his children Guy and Cecelia and brothers Nigel and Simon.
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I came to Mill Hill in 1948 from university and was given a study and bedroom in School House. Martin, who was at Mill Hill from 1938-1955, taught History and was Housemaster when I joined Alan Phimester as one of his assistants.
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Oliver Knowles was one of the last of a distinguished and able generation of public servants who administered Britain’s East African colonies through the birth throes of independence.
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In 1945, the year that Mill Hill returned from its wartime St Bee’s exile, Keith Calder joined the new Burton Bank intake. Life was hard in those days for the mixed bag of Prep School and Middlesex Scheme boys, particularly that first year in BB.
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We are sad to record the death Peter Hamilton Gray, who was the last Chairman of the OM St.Bees Association, having taken over the role from Gordon Wren.
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Richard entered School House (Scrutton) in 1952 and, being born in September, was one of the last batch to be eligible for National Service.
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