About the OB Society

The Society

The Old Biltonian Society was established in 1922 and now boasts more than 2,800 members worldwide.  On this page you will find the minutes of the last Annual General Meeting of the Old Biltonian Society, extracts from the Rules of the Old Biltonian Society, and also details of the Officers and Committee to the Society.  The Committee meets twice a year at the School with the next meeting being held in the Library on OB Day, July 2008.  If you are interested in serving on the Committee, the Honorary Secretary would be delighted to hear from you.  Please email the Honorary Secretary on obsecretary@biltongrange.co.uk indicating your interest.

Minutes of the 2007 OB Society AGM

Extracts from The Rules of the Old Biltonian Society

All pupils who have attended Bilton or Homefield shall be eligible for membership and shall collectively be called Old Biltonians.

The objects of the Society are as follows:

• a) To promote good fellowship among Old Biltonians, and to further the interests of the school in every possible way.
• b) To hold a gathering of Old Biltonians at Bilton Grange at least once a year.
• c) Upon the recommendation of the Headmaster the Committee shall consider awarding grants to Old Biltonians to assist them to send their children to the school.
• d) To assist any Old Biltonians in such manner as the Society may deem advisable.
• and such other objects as the society shall from time to time determine.

The Officers of the Society

President:              Robert Winterton (1969-1974)
Treasurer:              Jeremy Westhead (1980-1989)
Acting Secretary:     Mark Tovey (Staff* - present)

The Committee

Daphne Horton (1953-1960)
William Quantrill (1974-1979)
Andrew Vartan (1972-1977)
David Ryan (1987-1993)

Other positions

Social Secretary:            Bill Krarup (1969-1974)
East Midlands Area Representative:  Robert Winterton (1969-1974)
U35 Representative:       David Ryan (1987-1993)

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