The College Orchestra 1966
 Copied from the 1966 College Magazine

Back row:  ----- Meredith, Mark Brayne (later BBC Far East correspondent, now a psychotherapist ), John Wainwright, Christopher Thatcher, Ian Palmer, Robin Bambridge, Nigel Tansley-Thomas, John Ord (trombone), Trevor Wilson
2nd row:  Hilary Neve (cello), Tony Cook, Victor Laird, David Holloway (oboe), Sarah Berghart (flute), Julia Yates (oboe), Mary George (flute), Marion Adcock, 'Duane' Eddy Jr. , David Eddy, Richard Emerson, John Wake (cello) [was Jonathan Cane - see John Wake's message below]
Front:  NK (CGS?), Mary Fairbank, Jane Cordle, Liz Emerson,  Mr Berry, Miss Croft, William Weston (Leader), NK, Perdita Morgan, Stephanie Johnson, NK, Sandra Hathaway.

"I was CGS 1964-1971 and in 1964 I believe I was the only CGS pupil in the orchestra.  In 1965 Julia Yates, Sarah Berghart and Jonathan Cane joined too then later the Kirby sisters and Julia's sister Liz.  I remember playing in concerts in the sports hall as well as taking part in the Speech Days (relayed by closed-circuit TV to Butler Hall and the Chapel).  The orchestra was entered into the Norfolk and Norwich Music Festival each year. There is at least one other photo around taken '70 but I haven't found my copy yet."

Hilary Woodhall (Neve)

"I'm pretty sure that between myself and Robin Bambridge on the back row it's Ian Palmer. I used to have quite a good friendship with Adrian Knights and Kay Farrow, Head boy/girl team up to summer '67, and realised who Ian is when I saw that he and Kay got married (now in the USA). I think I'm right in saying that they weren't an item in school days, but surely join the ranks of school friends who tied the knot."

Chris Thatcher

"Although you've got the person listed as "Jonathan Cane (cello)," it looks very much like me!  You can check for a likeness by looking at the "Norwich House Basketball team" photo. I do remember having the photo session, although I felt a bit of a fraud (or did I?). Once in the orchestra and included in the photo, they found out I was useless at reading music, so I never actually got to play live. Not very many happy music teachers (some of the more serious competent players didn't see the funny side either)!!! Still, Mum was chuffed for little while!"

John Wake