Ride out dinner to Gateforth Hall, 1988.

Discovered in the Penrice archive a group photo of the annual Ride-out Dinner to Gateforth Hall, 4th December 1988.
Mike & Barbara have identified the following, does anybody know the missing name No.23?

Working all rows from left to right:  1 David Hallard, 2 Derrick Dennison, 3 Chris Hanson, 4 Alan Dacre, 5 James Bainbridge, 6 Andrew Smith, 7 Tim Rennison, 8 Corrine Turner, 9 Tristan Emptage, 10 Mrs Rennison, 11 Lesley Dacre (Hanson), 12 Paul Franklin, 13 Nick Hanson, 14 Mrs Hanson, 15 Mr Hanson, 16 Craig Armitage, 17 Lynn Varley (Hanson), 18 Sarah Dacre (Marshall), 19 David Timbers, 20 Norma Davidson, 21 Richard Purchon, 22 Fred Lyn, 23 ?, 24 Sam Emsley, 25 Kirsten Rennison, 26 Andy Wicks, 27 Richard Cox, 28 Lydia Walker (Fensome), 29 Don Thomas, 30 Kevin Fensome, 31 Carl Rennison, 32 Gary Marshall, 33 Duncan Humphries, 34 Nick Cox, 35 Andrew Dacre, 36 Lee Hazelwood, 37 Shirley Dacre, 38 David Hall, 39 Barbara Penrice, 40 Stuart Blackburn, 41 Carol Cox, 42 Diane Heeley, 43 'Gez' Clark, 44 Malcolm Davidson, 45 Mike Penrice, 46 Austin Bryan

Open hi-res jpg. for a clearer veiw.
 

Mike also discovered some early pics of the 'Wunderkind' Steve Barnes. One of the very first members of the club Steve's first ever encounter with cyclo-cross was the North of England Schoolboy Championships held at Silsden which he entered and promply won. Training on a bike with muguards and saddlebags, and on a pre-race diet of Walkers crisps, Steve went on to become one of the country's top 'cross specialists. A member of the National Team on numerous occasions Steve represented Great Britain abroad at the World Championships and other International races and also won the Halfords International and National Trophy Series on the domestic calendar.

Steve presents the Fancy Dress Award to Basil Fawlty (Mike Penrice) at the annual Prize Presentation.  
  Seen starting a Time Trial held up by his late father. David Barnes was an absolute stalwart in the early days of the club, contributing greatly to the growth and good repuation of the club in its formative years.