The County Grammar School Magazine 1970

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.G .MAnAOLD STUDENTSCOUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONPresident : Mr. R . V . Metcalfe Vice-President : Mr. P . R . BanhamChairman : Mr . J . Nunn Secretary : Miss R . J . A . JacksonChairman's Report, 1970 John Nunn .When past pupils of a school join an "Old Students' Association", it is oftena case of paying the subscription and going to the annual re-union for the first twoor three years and then quietly drifting away from the association and its activities .However, it is the intention of the committee of the C .G .S .O .S .A . not to let thishappen with our Association . We are certainly not trying to "organise" the lives ofthe members of the Association . What we try to do is to provide useful and pleasurableactivities for members at various times throughout the year .An association such as this requires members who are prepared to participateenthusiastically in the running of the various functions, in order to make thesefunctions successful . I believe that many people are under the impression that theC .G .S .O .S .A . is run merely for the benefit of those who are at university or college .This is an entirely false impression and we would like to see functions organised andenjoyed by people who still live in and around Norfolk .Since my report for 1969 we have had four meetings and have even venturedon to the rugger field ! Last July's re-union was well attended as was theA.G- is Social not only in Septembera time for the necessary formalities, butmore important, it is a time for everybody to air their views and put forward theirsuggestions .It is always a pleasure to thank those who have been actively concerned withthe Association . Our thanks are due, in particular, to Mr . R . V . Metcalfe for hispermission to use the school premises for our July re-union and the encouragementand support he has given the Association . Further, our thanks are due to the HeadBoy, Paul Fenton, and Head Girl, Linda Spicer, for their liaison between the Associationand the school, and their organisation of the July re-union . Last but certainlynot least I would like to thank the committee, without whom none of this would bepossible .Social Secretary's Report Anthony Balding .The essential purpose of a society such as the C.G .S .O .S .A . is to maintainand extend the friendships made whilst at school . For this reason social events areof great importance to the well-being of the society .The usual venue for social evenings has been in the cellars of Wensum Lodge .This is an attractive setting, situated in King Street and thus easily reached from thecentre of Norwich . A bar is provided for those who are, or at least look, overeighteen . Music is in the form of records, so if you have a particular favourite pleasebring your records along .An annual "do" is held in the recreation room, at Wymondham, at the endof the summer term . This also gives the upper sixth one more occasion to celebratetheir new-found freedom and entry to the Big Wide World !
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