WORLD WAR TWO MEMORIAL

IN MEMORY OF OLD BOYS WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE 1939-1945 N E Baker 1922-25 H A Radcliffe 1921-25 H F Driver 1923-29 A Martin 1922-27 H C Gordon 1924-28 R Stringer 1927-33 H Pinder 1922-26 S P Jackson 1924-28 JEP Naden 1929-33 E Reaney 1922-26 T R Buckley 1925-30 H W Smith 1929-33 J B Moss 1923-27 J Whitehouse 1925-27 A Stringer 1930-33 N Coupe 1925-30 H Pell-ilderton 1929-30 L A Tingle 1930-34 J Davies 1925-30 J Kenworthy 1930-35 J Collinge 1931-36 D Makin 1925-30 J G Rooke 1930-35 G Connell 1931-36 E Lucas 1926-29 F H Burgess 1931-35 T W Dixon 1931-36 H Kneale 1927-31 G H Carter 1932-37 J Sweeney 1931-36 M Davies 1928-32 E F M Braddock 1933-3? J H Wilde 1931-36 B R Wilde 1928-32 L J Harrison 1933-37 A Clayton 1933-36 F Davies 1931-37 PB Fellows 1934-42 A Standrin 1933-37 J Wood 1931-36 W Bottomley 1935-40 G Mosley 1934-38 D Hunt 1935-39 T Sanderson 1935-38 F ? Bennett 1935-39 S Wood 1936-40 K E C Knight 193?-40 ? Harvey ? H Butterworth 1928-33 School Badge

Famous Old Boys

John Savident (Fred Elliott) Coronation Street.

John Savident (born 1938) is a well-known British actor.

Savident was born in Guernsey in the Channel Islands and used to be a police officer. He made his television debut in 1968, and appeared in many dramatic roles, becoming a familiar face as a result of parts in films such as A Clockwork Orange, Waterloo, Mountains of the Moon and The Wicked Lady, as well as television series including Yes, Minister, Blake's 7, Private Schulz, Doctor Who: The Visitation and Middlemarch. His stage roles include being a member of the original London cast of The Phantom of the Opera.

However, it was only during the 1990s, when he joined the cast of Coronation Street as loud-mouthed butcher Fred Elliott, that he became a household name. In December 2005, Savident announced that he was to leave the series in 2006 citing (undisclosed) "personal reasons" for his decision.

Ronald Fraser

Ronald Fraser, known as Ronnie, (born 11 April 1930, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England) was a British actor who was part of the 1950s and 1960s film scene in the UK.

Film Credits

Television Credits

• Pygmalion
• The Sweeney
• The Famous Five
• Pennies From Heaven
• Danger Man
• Minder
• Life Without George
• Lovejoy
• Brideshead Revisited
• Doctor Who (The Happiness Patrol)
• The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
• The Chris Evans show "TFI Friday"

A heavy drinker, he died of a haemorrhage, aged 66 on 13 March 1997. The pallbearers at his funeral were Sean Connery, Peter O'Toole, Simon Ward (star of Young Winston) and Chris Evans.

The above was taken from his Wikedpedia entry.

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