JOHN REGINALD SWALLOW, Second Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool) Regiment, son of Mr Charles Swallow of Penn Road, Wolverhampton, was born on June 13th 1888.  He joined the school in September 1900 and left in July 1906 to proceed to Cambridge, where he received an Honours degree and obtained the Diploma in Education.  For some time he was English master at Palmer’s Green Secondary School, London, and in October 1914 he obtained his commission.  Going to France a year later, he took part in engagements at Loos, Vimy Ridge and the Somme, and was killed in the attack on Guillemont on August 8th 1916.  While at the school he gave great help to the 1st XI in football, being a very fast wing forward.  He was also a member of the Cricket XI, and in the Sports he won many prizes for running, walking and jumping.