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A photograph of officers at a dinner, probably in the 1940s. Bertie Bowes is second from left.

A photograph of "The Big Four", G.R. Liebert, K.R. Bowes, J. Moore and R.F. Duesbury, used in John Barber's "The Story of Oakham School".

A photograph of the first Oakham School Ashburton shooting team in 1954.

A photograph of Old Masters, John Barber, K.R. Bowes, Leslie Coleman, Geoffrey Liebert and L.M. Leakey, outside the Shakespeare Centre on 13 July 1984. The photograph was taken by O.O. E.G. Hudson.

A collection of letters received after the publication of J.L. Barber's "The Story of Oakham School".

Extract from a 1940 prospectus, published in the Old Oakhamian Magazine. Content: Size; Staff; Fees; Curriculum; Timetable; Diet & Tuck boxes; Games; Activities outside the classroom; Day Boys. Three pages A to C.

This file contains photographs and negatives of two groups of Housemasters of Wharflands and their wives. The first generation of Wharflands Housemasters was: Rev F.H. Jerwood (1920-1937), Bertie Bowes (1937-1959) and John Barber (1959-1974). The next generation of Wharflands Housemasters was: John Barber, Malcolm Hardy (1974-1987) and Val Harvey (1987-2001).

A headmaster's annual report for the academic year 1965-1966. Contents: Numbers; Staff; Activities; Health; Accommodation; Old Oakhamians; Circular 10/65; General. Attached are A-Level results (appendix A) and a report on conference 'Life in Industry' (appendix B). Thirteen pages A to M.

A headmaster's annual report for the academic year 1966-1967. Contents: Numbers; Staff; Academic; Chapel; Drama; Societies; C.C.F.; Sport; Careers; Health; Accommodation; Nursery Group; Old Oakhamians; General. Twelve pages A to L.

A speech given by Headmaster John Buchanan on Speech Day 1967, paying tribute to the Guest of Honour, Dr Hahn, discussing the Royal Visit, exam results and university successes, the Upper School innovations, shooting achievements, the Direct Grant and expansion of the School, K.R. Bowes's retirement. The speech is typed, with hand-written notations. Seven pages A to G.