Frank Harrison Hill Exhibition - Revision history

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1937

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	\|valign="top" \| [[Douglas Merson Steel]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Douglas Merson Steel]]
	\|valign="top" \| No (he won it the previous year, in 1914)		\|valign="top" \| No (he won it the previous year, in 1914)
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			\|valign="top" \| [[J Edward Littlechild]]
			\|valign="top" \| Yes
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2nd year undergraduate

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	The prize was originally a leaving scholarship to university. Since the 1980s it has usually conferred on the winner of the [[Parry Gold Medal]]. It is awarded by the [[Boston Grammar School Foundation\|Foundation Governors]].		The prize was originally a leaving scholarship to university, awarded to a second year undergraduate. Since the 1980s it has usually conferred on the winner of the [[Parry Gold Medal]]. It is awarded by the [[Boston Grammar School Foundation\|Foundation Governors]].

	''The precise names and years of the winners before 1980 have been recorded as accurately as possible, but it appears that the awards were not always made at the time of the Speech Day and records are for the date of payment rather than the date of award, so some confusion can arise.''		''The precise names and years of the winners before 1980 have been recorded as accurately as possible, but it appears that the awards were not always made at the time of the Speech Day and records are for the date of payment rather than the date of award, so some confusion can arise.''

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Foundation Governors

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	*Modern languages		*Modern languages

	The prize was originally a leaving scholarship to university. Since the 1980s it has usually conferred on the winner of the [[Parry Gold Medal]].		The prize was originally a leaving scholarship to university. Since the 1980s it has usually conferred on the winner of the [[Parry Gold Medal]]. It is awarded by the [[Boston Grammar School Foundation\|Foundation Governors]].

	''The precise names and years of the winners before 1980 have been recorded as accurately as possible, but it appears that the awards were not always made at the time of the Speech Day and records are for the date of payment rather than the date of award, so some confusion can arise.''		''The precise names and years of the winners before 1980 have been recorded as accurately as possible, but it appears that the awards were not always made at the time of the Speech Day and records are for the date of payment rather than the date of award, so some confusion can arise.''

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	\|1962		\|1962
	\|valign="top" \| [[~~Richard Cammack\|~~Richard Cammack (1954-62)]] / [[Christopher R Holmes]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Richard Cammack (1954-62)\|Richard Cammack]] / [[Christopher R Holmes]]
	\|valign="top" \| No (Richard Cammack won it in 1962 and Christopher Holmes won it in 1961)		\|valign="top" \| No (Richard Cammack won it in 1962 and Christopher Holmes won it in 1961)
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	\|valign="top" \| [[Philip Hollins\|Philip Martin Hollins]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Philip Hollins\|Philip Martin Hollins]]
	\|valign="top" \| No (~~Philip Hollins~~ won it in 1965)		\|valign="top" \| No (he won it in 1965)
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	\|1967		\|1967

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	\|valign="top" \| Yes		\|valign="top" \| Yes
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	\|~~2020~~		\|...
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Smeeds: /* Some notes on the award of the Frank Harrison Hill Exhibition */

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Some notes on the award of the Frank Harrison Hill Exhibition

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	# An attempt has been made to relate awards to the Speech Day programme in which they might have appeared. A red asterisk in front of a name shows that the name was actually listed in the programme of the particular year.		# An attempt has been made to relate awards to the Speech Day programme in which they might have appeared. A red asterisk in front of a name shows that the name was actually listed in the programme of the particular year.
	# In the case of [[John Woodthorpe\|Woodthorpe]] his name was listed correctly in the programme of December 1975, he was paid the award early in the Autumn Term of 1976 and, presumably because of this payment, was listed again in the programme for December 1976. He was not <u>paid</u> twice.		# In the case of [[John Woodthorpe\|Woodthorpe]] his name was listed correctly in the programme of December 1975, he was paid the award early in the Autumn Term of 1976 and, presumably because of this payment, was listed again in the programme for December 1976. He was not <u>paid</u> twice.
	# So far as is known each individual received £50. The number of ~~swards~~ which could be made in any one year would depend on the balance in the account.		# So far as is known each individual received £50. The number of awards which could be made in any one year would depend on the balance in the account.
	# A second [[Parry Prize]] was first awarded in 1972; this was usually £20. Recipients are shown in brackets under the column headed Parry Medal.		# A second [[Parry Prize]] was first awarded in 1972; this was usually £20. Recipients are shown in brackets under the column headed Parry Medal.
	# A letter from Mr O R Giles, dated 1-6-78, gives information concering some recent payments from the Frank Harrison Hill account together with the dates of certainminutes of Foundation Governors' meetings recording some earlier nominations for the award. Some of the names taken from the Summary of Accounts are not mentioned in Mr Giles' letter (those shown by *) but it would have been easy to overlook some of the minutes.		# A letter from Mr O R Giles, dated 1-6-78, gives information concering some recent payments from the Frank Harrison Hill account together with the dates of certainminutes of Foundation Governors' meetings recording some earlier nominations for the award. Some of the names taken from the Summary of Accounts are not mentioned in Mr Giles' letter (those shown by *) but it would have been easy to overlook some of the minutes.

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	\|1960		\|1960
	\|valign="top" \| [[~~Tom Grimes~~]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Thomas D Gledhill]]
	\|valign="top" \| No		\|valign="top" \| Yes
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	\|1961		\|1961
	\|valign="top" \| [[~~Thomas D Gledhill~~]] / [[D A Hines]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Tom Grimes]] / [[D A Hines]]
	\|valign="top" \| No ~~(Thomas Gledhill won it in 1960)~~		\|valign="top" \| No
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	\|1962		\|1962

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	\|1974		\|1974
	\|valign="top" \| ~~Not awarded~~		\|valign="top" \| [[T Crick]]
	\|valign="top" \|		\|valign="top" \| No
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	\|1975		\|1975
	\|valign="top" \| [[~~T Crick~~]]		\|valign="top" \| [[John Woodthorpe]]
	\|valign="top" \| No		\|valign="top" \| No (he won it in 1974)
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	\|1976		\|1976
	\|valign="top" \| [[John Woodthorpe]]		\|valign="top" \| [[John Woodthorpe]] (Listed twice but only awarded in 1975)
	\|valign="top" \| No (he won it in 1974)		\|valign="top" \| No (he won it in 1974)
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