Wellington College Yearbook 2009/2010 | Page 82

82 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? / ? ? ? ? 83 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? / ? ? ? ? strident and purposeful chords, full swell on the organ— first Master Archbishop Benson built Wellington College Leading Seamen Lillie Cable [Hn], Michael second in the Bosun Class at the National ccf ‘I was glad when they said unto me, we shall go into the on the firmest of foundations, both Royal and Religious, Coles [A] and Elliott Kemp [Bn] who have led Regatta at Portsmouth, whilst Angus Franz [L] House of the Lord’. The Right Reverend Graeme Knowles, so should we as individuals build our lives on the Chief the section in exemplary fashion, setting high came 4th in the Pico Class. On the second day, Dean of St Paul’s, preached a sermon on the passages of Cornerstone—Jesus Christ. For all who attended it was an standards of organisation and dress as well as Angus, getting in to his stride, beat a number scripture read in the Service. He suggested that just as our experience of wonder, awe and worship. Father Tim Novis delivering excellent lectures. of nationally ranked sailors. A grand finale to the year was ‘afloat training’ at Summer 2008 saw the resurrection of a Navy Camp at Salcombe and the section literally immersed itself in a variety of water activities. ??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ’ ? ? ? ? ??? W ellington College ccf continues to grow in earning the rank after two terms as Cadet Charlie Esse [Pn] and Jack Trigger  [M] were winners of the Combined Services Cup, coming Angus Franz [L] 4th in the Pico Class at the National ccf Regatta at Portsmouth hms Excellent, courtesy of the Royal Navy. Many thanks must go to Sub Lts Chapman and Frayne and cpo Barnard for the vital part they played in a successful year. Lt Graham Nurser rsm. The rsm was Amir Idris [Hl] taking over for the Summer numbers, with the new Fourth Form embarking new on all elements of training with great enthusiasm; term. Jamie intends to go to Sandhurst after University including being drilled by the ever vigilant guest instructors and then on to the Irish Guards. Amir is also looking to from the Royal Military Academy and shooting under the go to Sandhurst after University and before returning to direction of Flt Lt Roth and Capt Kitty Jack. Malaysia. The Porteus Plate was awarded to Cadet wo2 At Speech Day the Corps of Drums put on an Ben Bowtell [Wn], for his distinguished final year with the excellent display and the Sword of Honour this year was Royal Marines Section. Congratulations also to Capt Jim presented to Cadet Under Officer Jamie Whitwell [A], Price for his Bar to the ccf Long Service Medal. ???? ? ??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? Olivia Frayne [O], Sophie Williams [Hn], Michelle Brummer [O], Christine Viney [W] at RN CCF Camp Salcombe ???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? or the Royal Marines Section this Other promotions have been Geoffrey has been a busy and fulfilling year. Hopkinson [Hg], Tom Wood [Hg], Rory Time has gone incredibly fast. It Stewart [Hn] and Charlie Byrd [Bn] all has included a weekend exercise, helicopter promoted to Corporal—as well as Biz rides, section attacks and much, much more. Nimmo [C] promoted to Lance Corporal. The boys have utterly excelled and their James Coleman [S] and Patrick Garrett [Pn] attitude to training has very much set the have been selected to attend a two week standard for others to follow. The section training exercise with the Royal Marines csm Ben this summer in the mountains of Scotland. Bowtell [Wn] who planned and coordinated It promises to be really tough, but we F Charles Esse [Pn] and Jack Trigger [M]—winners of the Combined Services Cup, coming second in the Bosun Class at the National ccf Regatta at Portsmouth T has been brilliantly lead by Cadet rn section flourished this year. A varied syllabus. As a bonus, drill has reached a higher standard much of the training this year, supported by the ever positive know they will love it. Congratulations also go to Patrick and practical programme of sailing and kayaking than in recent years. Much credit must go to Coxswain Cadet Colour Sgt Simon Dempster [S] together with many Garrett [Pn] who, from a very talented year, was selected supplemented the teaching of the Able Seaman Charles Bailey [Hn], P.O. Idris Aylwin [T] together with morale boosting ‘dits’ from Cadet Sgt Callum Oliver [S]. as best new recruit. he