April 2003. Ghent training camp
2003. National Championships medal winners
Standing L to R. Ray Sullivan (coach), Tina Hasler, Marcia Heritage, Dicky Ellis, Steve Robson, Steve Albrecht (coach). Kneeling L to R. Vanessa Whitehead, Khaleda O'Neill, Tom Robinson (cox), Kate Cowell, Jenn Hawkins
2003. Mrs Violet Goff in her 101st year naming a boat 'W A Goff' after her late husband who was the club?s Honorary Secretary for forty four years
Featured from L to R: Ann Andrews (née Goff), Val Snewin (Captain), John Andrews, Julia Andrews, Vi Goff, Ken Howland (President), David Goff, Monica Goff
2002. The National Championships lightweight four with their silver medals and in their England kit outside the clubhouse. Crew: Randal Wichuk, Steve Robson, David Finn, Dicky Ellis
2003. An 'octuple': a women's eight dressed in Edwardian style for a BBC documentary drama which included scenes relating to Dr Furnivall and his life. Crew: Marcia Heritage (bow), Serafina Antonello, Sarah Horniman, Susan Allen (standing), Annette Pain,
2003. Medal winning coxed four. Marcia Heritage, Jenn Hawkins, Kate Cowell, Tina Hasler (Tom Robinson, cox, not in view)
2003. Docklands gold medal crew in the Senior 2 eights. Matt Webb, J.J. Doel, Steve Hammer, Geoff Pine, Peter Egbe, David Roche, James Hoskins, Grant Lapping, Paula Reynolds (cox)
2003. Henley Royal Regatta Silver Goblets. After the race: James Cracknell, Steve Robson, Dicky Ellis, Matthew Pinsent
2003. Hugh Huddy, gold medal winner in the LTA coxed four at the World Championships at Milan
2004. Seville training camp
W.A. Goff [1901-1969] c.1960. The club's Hon Secretary for 44 years
1969. John Bunn, past Captain and Trustee since 1969, names a new restricted sculling boat
Standing next to him, wearing a scarf, Arthur Simpson (club President 1971-72, 1974-78) named another boat and Frank Sell (with beard, President 1973-74) named a third. Tom Simmons (wearing glasses, then President) stands behind Frank Sell. Ken Howland (in pale jacket, President since 1900) stands on the other side. Colin Price, currently President of the Sons of the Thames RC, stands on the extreme right attending to his personal training diet. The large building on the left is the West End Boathouse, demolished in the early 1970s. The brick wall forming the backdrop here ran across the forecourt, and was removed in the late 1980s in order to help create the new uninterrupted river promenade that is now such an attractive feature of this stretch of the river.
1984. Women's Quad Scull: Fours Head. Crew: Wille Ross (cox), Jane O'Reilly (stroke), Carrie Wood, Sasha Andrews, Julie Rooke (bow)
1983/4. Head Race. Henley? Crew: Anne Booker (cox), Julie Rooke (stroke), Sasha Andrews, Jan Wise, Kate Hare (bow)
1989. Fours Head. Becky Barnacle (bow), Maria Dillon, Mireille Van de Plas, Jill Foster (stroke), Joan Moore/Swain (cox)
1989. Molesey. Jane Egglestone (cox), Julie Rooke (stroke), Maria Dillon, Jill Foster, Liz Woolven (bow)
1990. Fours Head. Mike Rooke (bow), Derek Lowe, Pete Bradley, Fred Jefferies (stroke)
1984. Oxford Regatta. Sasha Andrews. She won a gold medal in the same year's National Championships in an Under 23 composite quad scull
1987. Wallingford Regatta. Glyn Jones and Pete Bradley
1996. The clubhouse just before the balcony was erected and the adjoining property redecorated
2004. David Reason, Captain 1961 and club benefactor
Val Snewin naming the new Filippi women's eight the 'Val Snewin' at a boat naming ceremony in December 2004
Val Snewin, Club Captain 2001-4 with Ken Howland, Club President
1986. Andy Swarbrick and Marek Vaygelt
1995. Leila Neathercoat, medal winner at the National Championships. Between 1994 and 1999, racing mostly as a junior, she won medals at club, national and international events
A successful eights crew c.1970. Colin Price, Mick McHugh, Mick Bristier, Brian Wright, John Houston, Peter White, Ken Howland, Terry Trinder, Dave Tappin, Alan Inns (in blue top, cox)
Carol-Ann (Carrie) Wood with silver medal won at the 1986 World Championships in the Women's Lightweight Double Sculls (with Gill Bond)
Fours Head 1988. Becky Barnacle (stroke), Georgina Bangay, Shona Wood, Julie Rooke (bow)
Head of the River Race 1989. Jane Egglestone (cox), Maria Dillon (stroke), Lucy Elliott, Charlotte Kenyon, Shona Wood, Julie Rooke, Jill Foster, Becky Barnacle, Liz McHugh (bow)
Head of the River Race 1990. Julie Rooke (cox), Steve Robson (stroke), Derek Lowe, Marten Luiten, Fred Jefferies, Hugh Evans, Mark Smith, Hugh Bantin, Alasdair Stark (bow)
The 'octuple' at Henley Royal Regatta 1996 preparing for a row past celebrating the centenary of Furnivall Sculling Club
Sir Stephen Redgrave CBE, guest of honour at the Furnivall Centenary Dinner in 1996 with the Club president Ken Howland
2002: Val Snewin, the first women's captain for over sixty years, names a new Sims coxless four 'Polly Cloud' after the club's first captain elected in 1896
2003. Sara Nanayakkara, vice captain and membership officer 2002-05. Club numbers reached a record level during her time in office
Some captains and a cox at the clubhouse on the occasion of John Robbins' celebration of fifty years at Furnivall, November 2003
Back row: Mike Rooke (1987-89), David Reason (1961), Steve Rooke (1983-5; 89-90); front row: John Goff (1957-8), John Robbins (1964-70), Dr Val Snewin (2001-04), Alan Inns (cox and coach 1964-70.). John Robbins, a very popular and influential figure at the club, is a past president and captain
Club captain Dr Val Snewin with Mrs Violet Goff in December 2003. Then in her 101st year Vi Goff was club captain in 1927 and is the widow of W A Goff, a key figure in the club's history
2003. Brian Sparey, an enduring and popular figure at the club, who has had two boats named after him
2004. Tina Albrecht (née Hasler), club welfare officer and women's captain in 2006
2003: Bronze Nat Champs LW2- 2004: Bronze Nat Champs W4+ 2006: Winner Women's Henley Regatta L4- 2006: Gold Nat Champs W8+ 2006: Silver Nat Champs WL2- 2006: Silver Commonwealth Regatta WL2- 2006: Semi Finalists Henley Royal Regatta. Remenham Challenge Cup (W8+). Beaten by Hollandia (Dutch National Eight world cup bronze medal winners)
Steve Albrecht, elected club captain in November 2004
2004. Kate Cowell, a club vice captain in charge of the women's squad and a medal winner at the National Championships
2004. Mark Ruscoe, one of the key figures in helping to raise standards of racing and sculling at the club in the last decade. Also the current longest standing member of the Committee
W A Goff as coach and cox of the eight c.1955. Crew: Doug Phelps, Pat Wheeler, Arthur Cole, Bob Stephenson, Martin Cook, John Goff, Jim Murray, Dickie Ward
Club members building the pontoon in 1964 according to John Bunn's design: nine tons of timber were required for its construction.
Head of the River Race 1968. Alan Inns (cox), John Houston (stroke), Dave Trinder, Ken Howland, Mick Bristier, Colin Price, Geoff Parish, Dave Tappin, Brian Wright (bow)
Ken Howland and John Lee c.1972. Both were invited to join the National Squad in 1973 following their performance at Henley Royal Regatta
A revived 'octuple' for the ARA Centenary Procession September 1982. Carol-Ann Wood, Joan Moore, Maggie Blease, Barney Moore (as Dr Furnivall), Marie Isaacs, Mary Harding, Judi Taylor, Hillary Gladders, Julie Smith.
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