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30 Years of Co-Education, 1971-2001

A booklet commemorating 30 years of Co-Education at Oakham School. Contents: message from John Buchanan, Up to 1970, the Concept of Co-Education, "There were a gallant lot", "For us, Co-Education is no an issue", "30 Years of Co-Education, highlights.

Oakham School

A letter from Graham Smallbone and Terence Treanor

A letter (page A) from Graham Smallbone, Headmaster, and Rev Terence Treanor, Honorary Secretary of the Old Oakhamian Club, seeking to update Old Oakhamians' records and to launch the appeal for a new library; attached is a questionnaire (page B).

Graham Smallbone

A letter from Roger Blackmore to Alan Grieve

  • AB-AB/26-AB/26/13-AB/26/13/22
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  • 24/09/1984

    • Part of Anna Bentley

A letter from Roger Blackmore to Alan Grieve responding to the memorandum AB/26/13/21 and giving feedback from an OO Committee meeting regarding the Dinner on 24 November.

Roger Blackmore

A letter from Roger Blackmore to Alan Grieve

  • AB-AB/26-AB/26/13-AB/26/13/23
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  • 07/09/1984

    • Part of Anna Bentley

A letter from Roger Blackmore to Alan Grieve regarding a card to be sent to all Old Oakhamians and the catering arrangement for the OO Dinner.

Roger Blackmore

A short history of OSCA

A letter to Old Oakhamians detailing the history of the Oakham School Charities Association and the first events, sponsoring and fund raising organised by the school and OOs.

Oakham School

A Barn dance

  • HOU-HOU/12-HOU/12/2-HOU/12/2/5-HOU/12/2/5/124
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  • 06/1992

    • Part of Houses

A photograph of Terence Treanor, Stevens tutor, at a Barn dance in June 1992.

Oakham School

Old Oakhamian Scrapbook, 1954-1994

A scrapbook compiled by John Barber from 1954 to 1979 and by Terence Treanor from 1979 to 1994, presented to the O.O. Club by C.H. Falconer. The album contains photographs of and newspaper cuttings related to O.O. Club events and Old Okahmians, their lives at school and after.

John Lewis Barber