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Crawley but in order to broaden its basis a board of governors has been appointed. The board includes General Sir Archibald Cameron General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Scottish Command; Admiral J. E. Cameron, late Commander-in-Chief, Rosyth; Mr Angus Forsyth, hon. secretary of Old Warristonians; Dr Stanley Honeyman; Mr Finlay Ramage, W.S.; Mr G. B. Smith, headmaster Sedbergh School; Mr L. G. W. Wilkinson, chairman of the governors of Tynemouth School; and Mr Crawley. The new headmaster was educated at Eastbourne College and Clare, Cambridge, where he was a prominent member of the Rugby XV and cricket eleven. For the past seven years he has been on the staff of St Andrews Preparatory School, Eastbourne.
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yards sprint in South
Australia. His younger brother, Colin, was killed in France during the war. His other brother, Keith, accompanied him on the flight. Mr F. W. Gardiner, headmaster of Warriston School has sent the following telegram to Captain Smith:- Captain Ross Smith, Port Darwin. Well done Ross and Keith; Warriston proud of you.- From Gardiner. In the later stages of the war Captain Ross Smith flew from Egypt to India with General Salmond as passenger, and was the first man to fly between these countries.
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Bearsden, Glasgow, took the opportunity of presenting a gift to Mr and Mrs
Gardiner, who after a period of 33 years, are now retiring. Major Peploe paid a high tribute to Mr. Gardiner and his wife, and to their achievement at Warriston, where, starting in 1899 with only five boys, they had now over 140 in the School
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Australia, has intimate connections with this country, receiving part of his education along with his two brothers at Warriston School, Moffat. All three brothers were brilliant athletes, and Captain Ross Smith at present holds the amateur record for the 100
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Leonard G. Crawley the Walker Cup golfer and Essex county cricketer is relinquishing the headmastership of Warriston School, Moffat, which he has held for the past two years. He will be succeeded by Mr A.B. Carter, M.A.(Cantab). The school remains the property of
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Langholm, was at Fettes yesterday with his school fifteen. He is teaching at Warriston School, Moffat, of which L. G. Crawley, the noted cricketer and golfer is
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