The Trusty Servant Nov 2019 No.128 | Página 34

No.128 Winchester Match: on Saturday 15 th June 2019 a damp and windy morning failed to stem the enthusiasm with which guests, following a magnificent service in Chapel, listened to the Headmaster announcing the commencement of the Kingsgate Park project, the redevelopment of the PE Centre. Many, including members of Don Soc for the first time, then Outgoing Warden and Andrew Joy The Trusty Servant repaired to the shelter and warmth of the Win Coll Soc marquee. There they were welcomed by Charles Sinclair, outgoing Warden, and had an opportunity to meet his successor Sir Richard Stagg. Some cricket was played as drier conditions prevailed after lunch – Lords beat OWCC by 9 wickets; 2nd XI tied, 183 per side. Richard and Jane Pepys Incoming Warden Vicky and David Rutherford Roger and Carol Allan David Anderson and Arabella Stagg Tamara Templer and John Galpin David Hunter 34 College 20-years-on reunion. Nick Walter (Coll, 94-99) reports: On Sunday, 21 st July, ten of the 14 members of the College Roll of ‘94 gathered for a 20-year school-leaving reunion at the house of Christopher and Emily Reeve in Hampshire. Guests came from around England, New York and California. Grace was not said and a hot was not held, but a wonderful time was had by all. Special thanks to James Thomas for organising and Chris Reeve for hosting. Attendees were Piers Cox, Josie Grounds, Kenneth Morton, David O’Malley, Matthew Parfitt, David Proudman, Christopher Reeve, James Thomas, Nicholas Walter and Adam Walton. Goddard Day: on Saturday 14 th September, with the sun as ever shining down on the assembled company, 120 members of the Goddard Legacy Society listened to the Headmaster’s address in Chapel on HAL Fisher, followed by an excellent lunch in New Hall. Warden Sir Richard Stagg spoke for the first time to this gathering, with a reply by Commander John Galpin. HM with Peter and Vanessa Davis Catering Team