Half-Remembered People

Search engine bait for people half remembered from my year at school. There should be many more, but it is shocking how few people I could put a first name and last name to.

The Marlborough School, Shipton Road, Woodstock 1978-1985.

Mark 'Genghis' Carne (Enstone), football, Liverpool, WH Smiths in Hounslow and Bristol
Andy Davy (Woodstock), snooker, football, Economics at Liverpool.
Peter Westall (Yarnton). Had a sister, Jaqui, who was going to be a physiotherapist. Once tried to persuade me that there was a particular grass verge in Yarnton where people always dropped money. Of course I only found any when I was with him. I still think it was cool to be prepared to lose money on a good gag.
Simon Piggott (Bladon), AD&D, pottery. Sister Rachel danced in the Autumn Festival. Most likely to be killing orcs.
Tony Godfrey.
Alison Davis (Woodstock). Had a birthday party at which the Sex Pistols' "Friggin' in the Riggin'" was played over and over again. Heh heh.
Emma Cable (Woodstock), birthday at The Black Knight. Small, funny. (I wrote "loud" originally, but my sister suggested I should write "bubbly", so "funny" it is.) Most likely to be a stand-up comic.
Cordelia 'Cordy' Collins (Woodstock), opticians in Woodstock
Geraldine Lambert, v. tall.
Jacqui Gammage (Bletchingdon), 2nd year
Ann Trafford (Begbroke). Conducted a survey in the first year on who was the most fanciable. The intention was clearly to collect votes for herself, so I voted for Alison. Redeemed herself in the third year by introducing me to John Otway's "DK 50/80".
Deeann Smith (Woodstock). Used to turn red if asked a question in English, and actually ran out one time. I dread to think what happened in French classes.
Juliet Hendy (Woodstock), maths, physics, chemistry. Most likely to be a rocket scientist.
Clare Stephenson, Loughborough?
Philip Walsh (Woodstock). Maths, economics.
Pramod Gujral(?). Maths, physics, chemistry.
Michael Pomfret (Woodstock),
Mark & Julian Ridge (Yarnton),
Darren Earnshaw (Yarnton),
Allan Heydon (Yarnton). Cubs, the "double hedge" in Yarnton.
Philip Plumridge. Had a slight problem with bottom burping. Mr Tee once dragged him out of maths class and hung him up on the coat hooks. Most likely to be self-propelled.