Actor. Michael Latimer (East House, 1955–59): Actor. Michael Rennie (West House, 1924–26): Actor Sir Kenneth Hollings (North 'A' House 1932-35): Judge and Military Cross recipient. Sir John Royce, (West House 1958-63) British jurist. Col. Mark Cook (North B House 1956-61) Commander of the British Contingent of the UN Protection Force in Croatia 1992. Founder of charity Hope and Homes for Children. G. David Green (North A House 1962-69) Old Leysians have their own old boys' sports clubs including the "Old Leysian Football Club," which in its hey day (during the 1930s) was one of the leading Rugby clubs in the London area. There is also an active "Old Leysian Golfing Society" and "Old Leysian Cricket Club," which plays in the Cambridgeshire league. Headmasters W. F. Moulton 1875–1898 W.T.A. Barber 1898–1919 H. Bisseker 1919–1934 W.G. Humphrey 1934–1958 W.A. Barker 1958–1975 B.T. Bellis 1975–1986 T.G. Beynon 1986–1990 John C.A. Barrett 1990–2004 Mark Slater 2004–2013 Martin Priestley 2014– See also Memorial Chapel, The Leys School St Faith's School The Leysian Mission in London References Further reading External links Old Leysians who died in World War I Old Leysians who died in World War II 1875 establishments in England Boarding schools in Cambridgeshire Educational institutions established in 1875 Private schools in Cambridgeshire Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Methodist schools in England Schools in Cambridge