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| Stuart Guild | 1939 | George Watson's '39-42 Royal Arty '42-7 in India,Burma,French-Indo-China and Malaya Edin Uni, BL '50 WS '50-93 Firm Guild & Guild Territorial Army '47-65. Vice Convenor Mary Erskine School '72/3. On various committees of Professional bodies and charities, particularly Army Cadet Force Association(Scotland) '72-01. Retired WS '93. Currently golf & Gunner Research. |
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| F. Olaf Simpson | 1939 | Emeritus Professor since end of 1989, but I continued until 2001 with my interests in the prevention and treatment of hypertension (esp. the relationship between salt intake & blood pressure) and the body’s handling of sodium. Isobel and I live in Dunedin. Daughter & 2 grandchildren in Wellington; son & 1 grandchild in Auckland. Current interests: walking, gardening, reading, some travel, Amnesty International, international affairs, University of the Third Age. |
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| David Gooday | 1943 | 38 years working in agricultural education (Tanzania 2 years, Zambia 2 years, USA 5 years, Swaziland 29 years). Currently broiler and vegetable farmer in Swaziland, consultant in agricultural education. Deacon at All Saints' Anglican Cathedral, Mbabane, Swaziland. |
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| Arthur Davidson | 1944 | Qualified in Medicine at Edinburgh 1950. National Service Royal Navy 51-53 GP South London 53-86 Surg.Capt RNR |
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| John R Dracott | 1946 | 25/6/03: I have just come back from 7 weeks decorating our house in Brisbane. Then went trekking in the Annapurna Basin with a guide, 2 sherpas, a cook and his assisant, everything was good, except that they forgot to pack my sleeping bag, but improvished a half bag to keep my feet warm.
Then flew in a light plane across the face of Everest,I had white knuckles, but soon forgot my nerves with the wonderful photo opportunities.
If there are any new names living in a California or Australia please let me know if possible. |
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| John Finlay | 1947 | Have become extremely proficient at wasting time. |
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| David Macdonald | 1947 | Was for seventeen years Managing Director/Chairman Glenmorangie plc.Retired as a NED of Glenmorangie in 1999. Now living in Edinburgh |
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| Glenn Mainland | 1948 | Retired from the oil industry in Calgary, now ranching in Alberta, Canada. |
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| Douglas R.G. Smith | 1948 | Marine Museum Board
Railroad Historical Assoc. Exec.
RSCDS Kingston Branch Past Pres |
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| Campbell Read | 1949 | Emeritus Professor of Statistical Science at Southern Methodist University. in Dallas, Texas. Father, Selwyn Read, was Head of the Mathematics Department and then Senior Master at EA; he retired in 1962. |
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| David Stungo | 1949 | Lives in Geneva. Retiring from CERN at end 2001. |
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| Sandy Gunn | 1950 | When my father died we moved north and completed my schooling in Dingwall. After being parish minister in Wick, Glasgow and Aberfeldy, I retired to Perth, where I am involved in Street Pastors. |
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| Ian MacGregor | 1950 | I have now retired from the Research Division of Pfizer, at Sandwich, in Kent. Back to an idle retirement - never worked harder. |
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| Richard Millard | 1951 | Location recording engineer and producer for past 14 years recorded majority of British orchestras and several European orchestras - previously managing director for 20 years of Audio International Recording Studios in London. |
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| Donald Slimman | 1951 | After 31 years of both flying and HQ posts in the RCAF, I moved here to join nearly 20,000 other retirees beside Lake Chapala, Mexico, in one of the best and healthiest climates in the world. |
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