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	''From the August 2000 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''		''From the August 2000 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''

	Michael was born in 1921 and died in Hale, ~~Altnngham~~ in January this year. He attended BGS from 1932 to 1938 and throughout his years there, he displayed brilliant academic ability, particularly in Mathematics. By the time he reached the sixth form, he was already showing clear signs of profound mental capacity, which was to come to fruition in his career in engineering.		Michael was born in 1921 and died in Hale, Altrincham in January this year. He attended BGS from 1932 to 1938 and throughout his years there, he displayed brilliant academic ability, particularly in Mathematics. By the time he reached the sixth form, he was already showing clear signs of profound mental capacity, which was to come to fruition in his career in engineering.

	A typical example occurred during an Upper Sixth lesson taken by the Headmaster 'Dot' Morris. Suddenly 'Dot' stopped in his delivery and a lengthy pause in silence followed. Then: "Horne, you are not paying attention, what are you doing, boy?" Came the reply: "Ruminating, Sir." Said the Head: "I hope it is to some advantage... ",to which Michael said simply: "Indubitably, Sir!"		A typical example occurred during an Upper Sixth lesson taken by the Headmaster 'Dot' Morris. Suddenly 'Dot' stopped in his delivery and a lengthy pause in silence followed. Then: "Horne, you are not paying attention, what are you doing, boy?" Came the reply: "Ruminating, Sir." Said the Head: "I hope it is to some advantage... ",to which Michael said simply: "Indubitably, Sir!"

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	'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).		'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).

	In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant. in the same year he won the [[Parry Gold Medal]] and the [[Ogle Divinity Prize]].		In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant. In the same year he won the [[Parry Gold Medal]] and the [[Ogle Divinity Prize]].

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	'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).		'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).

	In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant. in the same year he won the [[~~Poarry~~ Gold Medal]] and the [[Ogle Divinity Prize]].		In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant. in the same year he won the [[Parry Gold Medal]] and the [[Ogle Divinity Prize]].

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	In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant.		In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant. in the same year he won the [[Poarry Gold Medal]] and the [[Ogle Divinity Prize]].

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	'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).		'''Michael Rex Horne''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1932-1938).

			In 1938 Horne won a [[Wikipedia:State Scholarship (UK)\|State Scholarship]], which was a predecessor of the student grant.

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			*[[:Ogle Divinity Prize]]
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			== See Also ==

			*[[:Parry Gold Medal]]
			*[[:Speech Day]]