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the houses FETHERSTON Upper School After the loss of Mr. Chacksfield from Fetherston Upper School, the house was pleased to welcome Mr. A Dunn as a sixth form tutor. Once more the house showed a keen "esprit de corps" during the year, which ensured that participation rather than success was the key factor in sports and other activities. Mark Lucas, Jon Glanfield, Victoria Hicken and Naomi Winnifrith were the leading lights in the school production of "Twelfth Night". Fetherston was also blessed with its usual sprinkling of school team captains and members, yet was unable to make a great impression on the Cock House competition. At both Cock House and League level, the rugby and hockey teams played with great enthusiasm and team spirit, but without much skill! The strongest teams were those for chess, basketball, boys' swimming and water polo. Once again, the House had a busy social diary: two house meals and an outing to see "Dick Whittington" — the production was terrible but the House enjoyed a temporary (!) lapse of maturity. The House cottage week-end was wet, but most enjoyable and passed without serious incident. This year we managed two walks; one on Arghency and the other in Cwm Idwal. I would like to thank Messrs. Savidge, Rickman, Lloyd and Dunn for all their effort on behalf of the House, and congratulate Mr. Rickman on his appointment to Second Master next year — another loss to U.S. Fetherston! Thanks also to all the team captains, and particularly to Ruth Stembridge for all her splended work as House Secretary. John Errington. This year we lose the services of Mr. Rickman as a House Tutor, following his appointment as Second Master in succession to Mr. Tomlin. Mr. Rickman has been associated with Fetherston for the greater part of his 28 years here. On joining the school he at once became a House master to Fetherston, later taking over the Boarding House, and later still returning as a House Tutor. It seems very urilikely that we shall attract him back again, but our very best wishes go with him in his new appointment. HMS Middle School Fetherston experienced both success and disappointment this year, but the determination of all members achieved an overall performance to be proud of. Nowhere was this determination more evident than on Sports day, when the House team won by half a point. The captain, Russell Price, encouraged the team and good performances from Jamie Arbuthnot and David Nicklin helped us on our way to victory. Jonathan Sheriden and Rakesh Odedra were outstanding on the rugby field, and the team was unlucky to reach only third place. The Hockey team, captained by Paul Griffin, also came third. Unfortunately, luck was with us neither on the cricket field nor in chess, but this did not deter the teams from giving 100% effort. On behalf of my fellow benchers, Jim Hatton and Stephen Wort, I would like to thank all members of the House, especially Mr. Harding and Mr. Belcher, for all their constant encouragement throughout the year. A .P.Jones Lower School The most memorable events of the year were the trip to the ice rink, and the (intended) trip to the bowling alley, a House Christmas party, and John Pickles playing cards in House meetings along with Mr. Holt's spontaneous quiz questions (how many league clubs with 'X' in the name?). I must report, however, an excellent year in competitions: a win in swimming and athletics, potentially good results in cricket, an excellent debate, success in badminton, great effort in the cross-country, and the highlight for me, a brilliant team performance to win the Shell Form rugby against the favourites. I am especially grateful to Robert Stembridge and Ian Shovell, and, for various outstanding performances, to Barnaby Sheriden, Mark Spendlove, Edward Dawes, and many others. J.B.M.P.
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