Warwick School in 1961

<BODY BGCOLOR="#6699FF"> <CENTER><TABLE BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=5 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH="98%"> <TR> <TD VALIGN=top WIDTH=330> <P><IMG SRC="warpics/egh.JPG" WIDTH=315 HEIGHT=278 ALIGN=bottom></P> <P>The Music Master, E.G.Holmes, taking a Choral Society rehearsal.</P> <P>      Music was not normally the highest priority for schools like Warwick, and it is to E.G.H.'s credit that he stirred up a good deal of interest, built up the orchestra, and persuaded the Headmaster to cough up funds for various instruments which could be lent to boys to learn on.</P> </TD> <TD VALIGN=top> <P ALIGN=right><IMG SRC="warpics/rwl.JPG" WIDTH=173 HEIGHT=359 ALIGN=bottom></P> <P ALIGN=right>R.W.Long (English)</P> <P ALIGN=right>One of the most popular masters, capable of making lessons interesting and keeping order without difficulty - I never once heard him raise his voice. He produced at least some of the school plays I remember seeing, including 'The Devil's Disciple', a modern dress 'Macbeth', and excellent 'Our Town' and a gripping 'Morning Departure' - all staged and performed to a high standard.</P> </TD> </TR> </TABLE>     </CENTER> <DL> <DT><CENTER><FONT SIZE="-1">All photographs © R.F.Wilmut<BR> </FONT><A HREF="../site/index.html"><FONT SIZE="-1">HOME </FONT></A><FONT SIZE="-1">| </FONT><A HREF="wschool.html"><FONT SIZE="-1">WARWICK SCHOOL INTRO</FONT></A></CENTER></DT> </DL> </BODY>