the Itchen College News (ICoN) magazine features articles about the achievements and successes of Itchen College's students, as well as news about what is coming up for Itchen over the following months. Old Issonians Association In 1920, Itchen Pupil Teacher's Centre headmaster Mr Hemmings started up the 'Old Students Association'. It was formed for alumni to keep in touch with the centre and was ideally supposed to allow them to continue to participate with the centre. It wasn't until after World War II that the 'Old Students Association' became active. Renamed the 'Old Issonians Association' by Principal Cotemann after the evacuation ended, the name was taken from the school's then current initials ('I.S.S. - Itchen Secondary School). The Association became active with sporting (in particular football and hockey), dramatic, and social activities for past pupils. In 1939 the association had had over a hundred members and this reached over 300 post-1945. The number continued to soar and in 1956, during the Jubilee celebrations, membership reached 600. Unfortunately, with the college becoming a sixth form, membership began to fall into decline. By 1980 it had dwindled to just 100 alumni. As of 2005, the Old Issonians Association website only lists 5 members and states that the Association "is likely to be winding up due to lack of interest." With the website not having been updated since 2005, it is assumed that the Old Issonians Association is no longer running. Principals Notable former students Itchen Secondary School Melita Norwood, Communist spy Itchen Grammar School Roy Dommett, United Kingdom Chief Missile Scientist Graham Ovenden, artist William Whitlock, politician Itchen Sixth Form College Jeremy Sochan - Small Forward for the San Antonio Spurs Aaron Martin, footballer for Exeter City. Jodie Brett, footballer for Brighton & Hove Albion. Gareth Emery, international music producer and D.J. Millie Farrow, footballer for Reading Laura Rafferty, footballer for Brighton & Hove Albion. Kelly Simm, British artistic gymnast Lucy Quinn, footballer for Birmingham City Roger Whiteside, Chief Executive since 2013 of Greggs References External links Education in Southampton Sixth form colleges in Hampshire Educational institutions established in 1906 1906 establishments in England