|   Manchester A social get together was held in Manchester  on Saturday 11th May and was well attended by the Headmaster, the  Bursar, two school Governors and just under thirty Old St Beghians, consisting  mostly of those who left the school from 1976 – 1984 and who are currently  living all over the UK.
 
 The evening started at 5.00pm at All Bar One  in the city centre. OSBs then moved on to have an excellent dinner in a private  dining room in the Restaurant Bar and Grill on John Dalton Street, where a  montage of photos of life at school had been put together with some flattering  and not so flattering photos of some of the attendees included! The Headmaster  and Matthew Rigby on behalf of the Governors gave short speeches on the current  situation at the school and Mark Rocca thanked everyone for attending and  especially the Headmaster for taking the time out of a busy schedule to join  the company.
 
 As the evening progressed it was a bit of a  shock to find it was 1.30am and time to move on from the restaurant. The final  party, in a roundabout route, ended up at the bar in the Malmaison Hotel with  John Boag and Torquil Macleod winning this year’s prize for the last men  standing, sometime after 4.00am!
 
 A great evening was had by all and our thanks  must go to Mark Rocca and John Boag
 for giving their time and effort to  organise the event.
 
            Attendees: John Boag (FS 74-81), Mark Rocca (FS 75-80), Howard Batey (F  73-79), Roy Calvin (SH 79-83), Sara Calvin (G 77-84), Richard Copsy (FS 71-78),  Steve Croasdale (FS 74-80), Tim Crossley-Smith (SH 73-78), Richard Crummy (FS  71-78), Peter Dalzell (FN 76-84),  Andrew  Haile (F/SH 76-83), Mike Hayward (FS 74-78), Rosie Lewis (L 77-79), Roy Lindop  (FS 74-81), Torquil MacCleod (FN 74-81), Stephen Mansfield (FS 73-78), Andy  Maybury (FS 73-78), Yvonne Reay (G 79-85), Matthew Rigby (FS 73-78), Sam Robson  (G 79-81), Peter Smith (FS 72-77), Jim Strain (SH 74-81), Jane Tattersall (L  77-79), Trent Wallace (FS 73-78),  James  Davies (School Head), Mr Nigel Halfpenny (School Bursar/FN 62-67) and Darryl  Davies (Governor/FS 62-68).    |