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Ammar Balkar (MSc Information Management Systems)
Back from Hull 1990, started with Royal Jordanian Airlines
and then moved to Arab Wings, established Royal Wings Airlines,
a subsidiary for Royal Jordanian. Since May 2001 started my
own private jets programme in Amman, Jordan. ammar@cejets.com
Paul Brown (Chemistry)
11 years on and still down south. I’m still with
the same company, though have been through a few jobs within
it. Have recently started on an MBA – just got to get
the brain working again. Hello to Ferens ’87, Chemistry
’90 and of course you Sharp St Superstars.
James Clegg (Physics)
Well, Sarah and I are still happy. We now have four children
and I am teaching Physics in Bradford. So I am poor. Well
in money anyway. jacphyzz@currantbun.com
Andrew Crichton (Geography)
Made the long trip from Bermuda to celebrate 10th anniversary
of graduation. Actually think beer prices have gone down in
the interim. Apologies to everyone we met.
Jean-Regis Czichos-Bonnin (formerly Llewellyn-Bonnin)
(MA Political Philosophy)
Am hoping to go to India for the December 2002 solar eclipse.
You may remember – Dogger Fisheur German Bite –
are releasing our fourth (and final) album: ‘The Bite
Has It’. Should be out end of 2001. Played at the eighth
annual music and cultural festival in Leipzig DDR, called
‘ZORO’, and went down pretty well. Everything’s
going well, I spent summer 2001 in Brighton, Avebury, Cornwall
and finally Amsterdam. Hello to all – especially Martin
O – where are you now?
Barrie Dickinson (Engineering)
Left Hull in 1990 and joined Jaguar Cars where I spent
an enjoyable seven years before moving to Norfolk and joining
Lotus Engineering. I’m now doing all sorts of interesting
work on our own products (Elise/Esprit etc) as well as working
on vehicles for other car manufacturers. Got married in 1994
and now have a little boy Joseph.
Alastair Haigh (Biology)
Working in management for a pharmaceutical company. Just
had a son with Julie, getting married 2003 (wrong order?).
Get in touch, Dom, Dave, Helen, Kate, Martyn etc – ALASTAIRHAIGH@TOTALISE.CO.UK
Darran Holloway (Engineering)
After spending three years developing flight simulators
in Crawley I returned to Ulverston in June 1998 to be with
my Cumbrian girlfriend. I’m currently developing marine
data communication systems for BAE Systems.
Gordon Irons (Chemistry)
After four years in Dorset (environmental/ water analysis),
I moved into Mass Spec Manufacture. With a second change of
employer I appear to have settled in Manchester with a stable
job. Still single – spare time spent with the National
Trust – voluntary conservation work.
Amanda Jobbins (Business Studies)
Hi anyone from my year. Particularly Bev Meiers –
the fencing gang and anyone else who remembers me. Well done
to Eluned for being such a successful politician! I’m
very impressed.
Christopher McLean (Philosophy) 1990
Anyone out there remember me from 1990? Part time philosophy
students; part time HUSSO/Drama Society/Union Hack/Nightline
member. Full time drinker. Now married, two kids, large mortgage
and working as an intensive care nurse in Portsmouth. chrismclean@wight365.net
Alan Miles (Engineering)
I was made redundant in February 2001. I started a position
in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as a programmer as of October 2001.
As a consequence of my job change, I moved from Calgary to
Halifax, but I am enjoying the change of scenery. I can be
contacted via email at: alanmiles@hfx.eastlink.ca
Derek Proud (German)
After graduating I worked for two years as a technical
translator in Kiel, Germany, before returning to the UK to
do the Institute of Export exams. That led me into the steel
industry, ending up as Export Sales Manager at a cast iron
foundry. Now I’ve completed a PGCE and start to teach
German and French in a Rotherham school in September 2001.
I married Selina in 1995 and we have a four-year-old son called
Alex. Anyone can contact me on derek@proud67.freeserve.co.uk
or phone 01226 761553.
Marcus Symons (Social Policy)
I’m now working in London for the DTI, but still
live on the south coast near Brighton. Might be on the move
soon. I seem to have lost touch with everyone. Would be great
to hear from anyone who was at Needler (’87–’89)
(Terry, Bez, Gordon – where are you?)!
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