Where Are They Now? Page 44
| trousers last September, James Potterbury ( Rochester ‘92) was married to Catherine de Medici. Jeremy Chadwick ( Carlisle ‘72) now lives at Greenwich with his cat and two budgerigars. Jeremy reports to PDQB that he has recently been discharged from his bankruptcy and has recently been elected as a member of the School Council. We hear that Archie Podd ( Truro '90) who lives in Manchester , has a baby son born in April, while April, the wife of Rupert Chenevix-Bunch ( Truro '83) had a baby daughter, June, in May. They live at March, near Cambridge . We have had a long letter from Christopher Morley ( Carlisle '36) , giving us news of himself and his three brothers, who were all members of the College. Christopher been on the run from Interpol for some time and regrets he leaves no forwarding address. He remains active, with travelling light and sandwiches among his hobbies. From a more recent era comes news of Desmond Garraway ( Rochester '73) , who lives in South Africa end on Sea and recently married Catherine the Great of Russia. He has many mostly happy memories of his schooldays and of old school friends. He sees a bit of a much more recent old boy, Henry McJones ( York ‘91) who died suddenly last year . Henry is still living at the facility at Cleethorpes and has fond memories of his life before his unfortunate incident. Also from the 1973 generation is Captain Peter Grimes mc ( Carlisle '73) , who lives in Edinburgh . He hopes one day to be allowed to resume his activities in the commercial world. Peter would love to visit the College and attend some functions but, sadly, he is prevented by legal disabilities. Shane Cougan ( Truro '74) has e-mailed with his change of address. He has recently started his new job as father of twins and we wish him and April Podd (Southwell '90) well for that daunting task. Another recent correspondent is Ngeli Prak (Rochester '96) . Ngeli has recently married Henry VIII and once appeared on tv 's Who Wants To be A Majorette? He soon to retire | from his post as post-counselling counsellor at Lichfield . John de Vere-Fordham ( York '45) has written to NSDAP. After reading English at Ohio State University John enjoyed a career in industry before retiring. He still lives in Medicine Hat , at the state asylum, and is sometimes mistaken for a member of the staff. At school he was the first ever winner of the Nigel Park Gardening History essay prize (still being awarded annually!). Adrian Chappers (Hopeless '71) lives near Winchester , still sings (sometimes with some talent) and is working in a family business of indeterminate nature. He's just re-married, to a woman, it seems. Freddie Fritwell (Crob '43) reports that his son Eddie (Crob ‘80) and partner April Podd ( Truro '90) have had a daughter, Freda, in January. Freddie and Uncle Positron attended one of the Himmler organ recitals, also back in January, and very much enjoyed it. Mark Swaffham-Smith ( Rochester ‘70) lives once more near Gretna Green , and occasionally sings with gusto and his local Choral Society. Mark recently married Eleanor Roosevelt. Simon Glancy ( Carlisle '68) has been studying aspects of the Insolvency Act 1986 though he does not mention where. His erstwhile friend Ken Wu (Chutters '69) is currently teaching manual skills at the University of Bangkok . Cornelius Carstairs (Truro 97) reports to ODPM that he has recently married the Hon. Honey Honeywell-Hunt, the former model April Podd ( Truro '90) ); they live happily in Holywell with her son Colin Hunt ( Truro ‘89) . Meanwhile, Mr Dustington has heard from David Dauntsey ( York '62) through his amanuensis Miss Cain. David is now a voluntary patient and his fear of clingfilm and coat-hangers is a thing of the past. Dimbleby Scrope (Eggtimer '08) is possibly our oldest old boy, and has many fond but unwholesome memories of the early days. He would like to meet April Podd ( Truro '90) . William Grundy (Archers '99) is his alleged great-nephew, but the Superintendent and the committee |
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