Tom West - Revision history

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	Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. The [[Wikipedia:National Registration Act 1939\|1939 England and Wales Register]] shows that Tom was living at Northfields House, Emlyn's Street, Stamford, which was owned by the school and is referred to as the [[Wikipedia:Preparatory school (United Kingdom)\|Preparatory School]].		Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. The [[Wikipedia:National Registration Act 1939\|1939 England and Wales Register]] shows that Tom was living at Northfields House, Emlyn's Street, Stamford, which was owned by the school and is referred to as the [[Wikipedia:Preparatory school (United Kingdom)\|Preparatory School]].

	He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. ~~During his schooldays,~~ Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].		He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. While at Stamford Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, and was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].

	[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to [https://www.stamfordschools.org.uk/stamford-community/old-stamfordians/ Stamford Alumni Office] for this photograph)]]		[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to [https://www.stamfordschools.org.uk/stamford-community/old-stamfordians/ Stamford Alumni Office] for this photograph)]]

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	He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. During his schooldays, Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].		He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. During his schooldays, Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].

	[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to Stamford Alumni Office for this photograph)]]		[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to [https://www.stamfordschools.org.uk/stamford-community/old-stamfordians/ Stamford Alumni Office] for this photograph)]]

	==Obituary==		==Obituary==

Smeeds: Obituary and memories

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Obituary and memories

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 [[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png|center|thumb|500px|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to Stamford Alumni Office for this photograph)]]
 ==See Also==
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Smeeds: Northfield's House

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Northfield's House

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	== Before BGS ==		== Before BGS ==

	Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. During his schooldays, Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:~~Kesteven~~\|~~Kesteven~~]] ~~Major Scholarship. He gained a place~~ at [[Wikipedia:~~Corpus Christi College, Cambridge~~\|~~Corpus Christi College, Cambridge~~]].		Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. The [[Wikipedia:National Registration Act 1939\|1939 England and Wales Register]] shows that Tom was living at Northfields House, Emlyn's Street, Stamford, which was owned by the school and is referred to as the [[Wikipedia:Preparatory school (United Kingdom)\|Preparatory School]].

	[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row.]]		He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. During his schooldays, Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].

			[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to Stamford Alumni Office for this photograph)]]

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Smeeds: Details of his school career at Stamford School and more about his time at BGS

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Details of his school career at Stamford School and more about his time at BGS

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	'''Thomas Raphael John West''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] between 1952 and 1959. He was second English master with [[Stan Cawthorne]] as head of department.		'''Thomas Raphael John West''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] between 1952 and 1959. He was second English master with [[Stan Cawthorne]] as head of department.

			While at BGS, according to [[Bob Ramsden]], Tom supervised cricket on Saturdays. [[Brian Trigg]] remembers going on a trip to France organised by Tom West and [[Cyril Keith Butler]].

			== Before BGS ==

			Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. During his schooldays, Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].

			[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row.]]

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Smeeds: burial

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burial

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Smeeds: Stamford School

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Stamford School

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Death date

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Education

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	'''Thomas Raphael John West''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] between 1952 and 1959. He was second English master with [[Stan Cawthorne]] as head of department.		'''Thomas Raphael John West''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] between 1952 and 1959. He was second English master with [[Stan Cawthorne]] as head of department.

			==See Also==
			*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]
			*[[:Speech Day 1952]]
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	~~==See Also==~~
	*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]
	*[[:Speech Day 1952]]

Testbot: 'See also' updated by Bot

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'See also' updated by Bot

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	== See Also ==		==See Also==

	*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]		*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]
			*[[:Speech Day 1952]]

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	Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. The [[Wikipedia:National Registration Act 1939\|1939 England and Wales Register]] shows that Tom was living at Northfields House, Emlyn's Street, Stamford, which was owned by the school and is referred to as the [[Wikipedia:Preparatory school (United Kingdom)\|Preparatory School]].		Tom was born in the Nottingham registration district on 10 July 1928 and attended [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]]. The [[Wikipedia:National Registration Act 1939\|1939 England and Wales Register]] shows that Tom was living at Northfields House, Emlyn's Street, Stamford, which was owned by the school and is referred to as the [[Wikipedia:Preparatory school (United Kingdom)\|Preparatory School]].

	He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. ~~During his schooldays,~~ Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day, Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].		He was admitted into the school during the autumn of 1938. While at Stamford Tom won the School Rugby Colours. He was Treasurer, and later Vice-President, of the School Phoenix Society, sat on the Athletics Committee, and was a House Prefect and Head Boy for his final year at Stamford School. At Speech Day Tom received a School Certificate and Higher Certificate, an Open Exhibition, and a [[Wikipedia:Kesteven\|Kesteven]] Major Scholarship. He gained a place at [[Wikipedia:Corpus Christi College, Cambridge\|Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]].

	[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to [https://www.stamfordschools.org.uk/stamford-community/old-stamfordians/ Stamford Alumni Office] for this photograph)]]		[[File:StamfordSchool School House Senior XV 1946 TomWest.png\|center\|thumb\|500px\|A photograph of the [[Wikipedia:Stamford School\|Stamford School]], School House Senior XV of 1946. Tom West is the rightmost boy in the middle row. (thanks to [https://www.stamfordschools.org.uk/stamford-community/old-stamfordians/ Stamford Alumni Office] for this photograph)]]