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'''Antony James Beck''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1937. Although still on the staff until 1946, he left Boston Grammar School in 1941 to join the army and did not return. | '''Antony James Beck''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1937. Although still on the staff until 1946, he left Boston Grammar School in 1941 to join the army and did not return. | ||
In the army he was in the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. He received an emergency commission on 27 February 1943. On leaving the service he taught at the [[Wikipedia:City of Norwich School|City of Norwich School]], a boys' grammar school, from 1946 until his retirement. | In the army he was in the [[Wikipedia:Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment|Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment]]. He received an emergency commission on 27 February 1943. On leaving the service he taught at the [[Wikipedia:City of Norwich School|City of Norwich School]], a boys' grammar school, from 1946 until his retirement. | ||
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Revision as of 18:03, 28 December 2015
| Antony James Beck | |
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 Antony James Beck | |
| Born | 23 October 1912 |
| Died |
16 May 1989 (aged 76) Norwich |
| Education | BA, St Edmund Hall, Oxford |
| Years at BGS | 1937-1946 |
| Departments | English |
| Subjects | English |
| Spouse | Margaret Stuart Briand Gibaut |
| Children | Julia Elizabeth, Catherine Mary, John Richard Lister |
| Parents | John Sebastian Beck, Winifred Lynette Etheredge Rowton |
Antony James Beck was a teacher of English at Boston Grammar School from 1937. Although still on the staff until 1946, he left Boston Grammar School in 1941 to join the army and did not return.
In the army he was in the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. He received an emergency commission on 27 February 1943. On leaving the service he taught at the City of Norwich School, a boys' grammar school, from 1946 until his retirement.