Jerusalem Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Peirse KCB, DSO, AFC, 1892–1970, Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Air Force and of RAF Bomber Command Dr. Sir Clement Chesterman Kt, OBE, 1894–1983, medical missionary at Yakusu in the Congo with the Baptist Missionary Society Early 20th Century Michael Head, 1900–1976, composer, singer and musical educator Dr. W. E. Shewell-Cooper, MBE, FLS, FRSL, FRHS, 1900–1982, organic gardening pioneer Percival Spear OBE, 1901–1982, historian and civil servant in India The Very Revd. Kenneth Mathews, OBE, DSC, 1906–1992, Dean of St Albans R. C. Hutchinson, 1907–1976, novelist David Howard Adeney, 1911–1994, missionary in China and East Asia Jim Broomhall, 1911–1994, historian and medical missionary to China with the China Inland Mission Charles Sergel, 1911–1980, Olympic rower and medical missionary to Uganda The Very Revd. Gonville ffrench-Beytagh, 1912–1991, Dean of Johannesburg and anti-apartheid activist. Major-General John Frost CB, DSO & Bar, MC, DL 1912–1993, leader of airborne forces during the Battle of Arnhem Colin Butler, OBE, FRS, 1913–2016, entomologist who first isolated the pheromone Martyn Cundy, 1913–2005, reforming mathematical educator and academic Thorley Walters, 1913–1991, actor Thomas Watson, 1913–1994, first class cricketer Professor John Anderson Strong CBE, FRSE, FRCP, FRCPE, 1915–2012, President of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Dr. Ran Laurie, 1915–1998, Olympic rowing champion and physician J. Desmond Clark, 1916–2002, influential archaeologist and Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley The Right Revd. Maurice Wood DSC, 1916–2007, Principal of Oak Hill Theological College and Bishop of Norwich Harold Jameson (1918–1940), first-class cricketer Lt Kevin Walton GC DSC, 1918–2009, Antarctic explorer Squadron Leader James MacLachlan, DSO, DFC & Two Bars, 1919–1943, flying ace The Right Revd. Hassan Dehqani-Tafti, 1920–1990, Bishop of Iran The Right Revd. Graham Leonard, KCVO, 1921–2010, Bishop of London The Right Revd. David Brown, 1922–1982, Bishop of Guildford and missionary Prince Asrate Kassa GCVO, 1922–1974, Viceroy of Eritrea Pilot Officer Alfred Mellows DFC, 1922–1997, Olympic rower Arthur Wallis, 1922–1988, itinerant Bible teacher and author Captain David Eyton-Jones, 1923–2012, SAS officer during Operation Tombola, businessman and chaplain Michael Lapage, 1923–2018, Olympic rower and missionary Colonel David Wood, MBE, 1923–2009, last surviving officer of the capture of the Caen canal and Orne river bridges Professor David Marshall Lang, 1924–1991, Professor of Caucasian Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies Senator Andy Thompson, 1924–2016, leader of the Ontario Liberal Party Major General Sir Philip Ward KCVO, CBE, 1924–2003, GOC London District