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People identified in this photo so far:
| Ref. No. | Name, details |
| B24 | (may be Albert William Tubbs? (1914-1941) |
| C21 | Mr James Albert McQueen (French, RGS 1919-47, 1882-1965) |
| C22 | Mr James Arthur (Jimmy) Hurn (Physics, RGS 1919?-1927?, 1889-1927) |
| C23 | Mr J ("Soapy") Sumpter (PE, RGS 1920s-30s, 1885?-?) |
| C24 | Mr Peter Lewis ("Piljy") Jones (Maths, RGS 1916-64, 1892-1970) |
| C25 | Mr Harold George Brand, deputy headmaster (Maths, RGS 1911-46, 1886-1958) |
| C26 | Mr George Wright Arnison, headmaster (RGS 1905-33, 1875-1965) |
| C27 | Mr Walter John Bartle (all subjects, 1901-35, 1875-1968) |
| C28 | Rev. Arthur Montague Berry (History, Scripture, RGS 1914-33, 1873-1967) |
| C29 | Mr Alfred Marti (French, Music, RGS 1919-45, 1883-1945) |
Photo submitted by Sam, 2019, showing a comparison of Albert William Tubbs (1914-1941, RGS 1925-1929) in 1932 as a member of the No. 2 Wing Senior Boxing Team, RAF Halton, 1932, and a cut-out from the RGS photo in 1929. It's a very convincing likeness of the 1929 photo but much less so the 1926 photo above.
Albert William Tubbs was born on 12 August 1913 In Calcutta, India, and died on 4 March 1941 when he was a pilot, ranked Sergeant, service number 564445, with 254 Squadron, RAF (Commonwealth War Graves Commission record). He is buried in Monks Risborough (photo of his gravestone). He was the son of Major Albert M Tubbs and Ruby Geraldine Tubbs, husband of Marjorie Pearl (née Hornby) Tubbs and elder brother of Ivor H Tubbs who also attended the RGS from 1936 to 1942.
Funeral of Pilot Sergeant Albert "Bertie" Tubbs, reported in the Bucks Herald, 14 March 1941.
