Humphry Davy Grammar School Cricket 1st XI 1967
Back row: Mr. Rudlin, Rob Fox, Paul Strick, Andrew Robson, Adrian Richards, Roy James, Kenny Maule, Malcolm Matthews
Front row: Roger Randall, Charlie Paull, Robert McCabe, (Stuart Noakes)?, Robert…
Wimpy Bar, Market Jew Street, Penzance also showing The Congregational Chapel, John Fry, Crown Wallpapers and Page, Keen and Page Jewellers and an Austin Mini, possible registration 706 SAF. Taken in 1959.
Humphry Davy Grammar School U15 Cricket Team 1967
Back row: Mr. Rudlin, John Moon, -?-, David Barclay, Bob Buntine, Peter Jenkins, -?-, -?-
Front Row: David (Farmer) Thompson, "Ken" North, Malcolm Nicholls, Barry Oakland, Anthony Hollow.
Humphry Davy Grammar School Cricket 2nd XI 1967
Back row: Mr. Rudlin, Geoff Thomas, -?-, -?-, Alan Reynolds, Greg Williams, -?-, -?- \
Front row – Rob Trezise, Roger Randal, -?-, Dave Barclay, Chris Osborne
Humphry Davy Grammar School U14 Cricket Team 1967
Back row: Mr Dawe, Peter Care, K Harvey, Alan Horne, Ashley Peters, Nigel Waters, David Davies, ? Rowe, Martin Britten
Front row: (Nigel Nickles)?, Stuart Barnes, Ian Halford, Barry Oakland, Timmy…
Humphry Davy Grammar School Swimming Team 1967
Back row: Kevin Trudgeon, Brian Richards, Ian Hoarsley, Ian Stevens, Mr Bennett
Middle row: Roger Randall, Alan Reynolds, Roger (Ernie) Watson, Digby Ridge
In front: Gary Watson-Wood, David Oakes
Humphry Davy Grammar School Tennis Team 1967
Back row: Mike Hitchens, Kenny Maule, Kevin McCarthy, Neil Dennis
Front row: 'Bonzo' Johns, Charlie Paul, Mr. Horne, Malcolm Matthews, Paul Gazzard
Cornwall County Champions
Humphry Davy Grammar School Tennis Double 1967
Charlie Paull on the left and Malcolm Matthews on the right, winners of the doubles at the South West Tennis Championships, with member of staff Mr. Bob Horne.
Stuarts Shop, Market Jew Street with Number 97 next door and also Tesco building further down with a fresh fruit delivery van owned by Percy Sercombe (West Country Ltd.) of Torquay.
The Pavilion building on Penzance Promenade, opened in 1912. There was a theatre, ballroom and restaurant. A horse carriage is stood outside. Various signs advertise upcoming events, A commemorative stone is situated outside the main…