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The
Grammar School for Boys
CASUALTIES
FOR WORLD WAR I
The school is situated at Astor Avenue, Dover
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This Memorial for those who died in World War I
is a window. It is situated half way up the stairs in the
entrance hall.
The inscription reads:
In honoured memory of Old
Boys of the school who gave their lives
for King and Country in the Great War 1914-1919
The Old Boys are: |
S W J Barron
G L Belson
L Broadbridge
V A E Brown
W J Coley
A E Durban
A T Eaves
R A Ellender |
A W Evans
M R Fishwick
T J G Gates
A Gleeson
E T Goldfinch
F G Goodwin
F G Graves
A L Hadlow |
P E R Hardy
R S Holland
H J R Hosking
R A Igglesden
G Keightley
L W Knell
C C MacWalter
J J Magub |
C H Minter
D Parker
R Reeder
AW Stewart
R H P Ward
G E J Williams
A F Worster |
All are commemorated on the Town War Memorial
except Boy Scout R H P Ward
May we recommend also a search of the
school photos held at The School Archives, maintained by
Paul Skelton, where some of our casualties are pictured, for
example, in school sports teams.
| 1906 |
Football |
R A Ellender |
| 1908 |
Football |
M R Fishwick
R Reeder |
| 1909 |
Football |
A F Worster
R Reeder
E G Coombs (?) |
| 1910 |
Football |
R Reeder |
| 1914 |
Football
In Memoriam
In Memoriam |
G Tunnell?
R H Ward
G L Belson |
| 1915 |
Football |
O Tunnell (master) |
| 1917 |
In Memoriam |
H J R Hosking |
with thanks to A. G. Belsey
For more about the Grammar School memorials, see
"We
Remember 06"
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