W.R, succeeded him (L.S.) . Short sturdy in body, and mind, a fine chemist
and practical organiser, {described as as a regular little lion}.  He died
suddenly in August 1935.


	"The head was called (I'm fairly sure) Mr Richardson & was certainly known
as "Punch", being short, stout & red-faced, with a large beaked nose.  He
conducted Assembly & the obligatory hymns and prayers, seemed not to interfere
much but his wrath was best avoided. I clearly remember an occasion, in my early
days there waiting to see a master at the staff room door; the bell had gone &
"Punch" suddenly erupted from his study (where the cane was kept), charged into
the staff-room & began to bawl out the inhabitants at the top of his voice,
saying he would not tolerate people hanging about there after the bell.  I was
really shocked at hearing the masters treated as we were, I though they lived on
a level far above such things"