History of the Association.
 First name was
Robert Gordon's Hospital. (RO.GO. HO) 

At a 'Old Boys' re-union
First Chairman Mr Robert Anderson 

(Free Press Sub Editor) with the title of Convener on
the16th. March 1888 

Fee One Shilling. Last meeting On the 19th June 1903.
transferred to the

Association.

Former Pupils Association
Held its first meeting at the school on Friday 21st April
1900.
Mr J.H.F. Gordon called 
to the chair.
First Clerk was Mr Stewart
subscription of Twenty-one 
Shillings for
life membership or One Shilling for one
year'smembership.

Minute book of both is at the school for inspection.

Seafield and our connections- 

Taken from the minutes of Association 12th June 1922.
The ground was 
purchased by the Incorporated
Trades
(Trinity Hall) for a sum of £2750 

The rent of the ground be paid back to
the Trades at £300 every two 
years until the
capital sum
plus interest at 5.5% was met, with the

Governors taking
over the site on the final payment.
The Association 
Would meet the full cost, to
equipping
the facilities of the sports field at Seafield.

The first pavilion built in 1922.

Counteswells Sports field.

Aberdeen Dinner.

 
Buff Hardie, Donald Bruce and John Mowat
(President)

 
 
Move on.