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Born in Rugby on 13 November 1909, the 2nd son of Claud Pilkington Evers, a Rugby School teacher, Dick was educated at Rugby School (1923-1928) before coming up to Corpus where, as the Charles Oldham Scholar and winner of the Haigh Prize in 1929, he achieved a 2nd class degree in Literae Humaniores in 1932 but was also President of the JCR in 1931, President of Wasps in 1932, Captain of both Cricket (1932) and Hockey (1930-1931) and editor of the Pelican Record (1931-32. He became an Assistant Master at Fettes College, Edinburgh (1932-1941), served as a Housemaster (1938-1941) and was Captain of Scotland's Hockey XI. He married Anne [Brint] in 1940 and they had a son. He served from 1941, first in the Royal Artillery, then the Derbyshire Yeomanry and then the Royal Tank Regiment, all in North Africa where he was killed by a mind in Tunisia on 14 March 1943 (aged 33).