Sidney Barrowclough

Sidney Barrowclough (1894 - 1 February 1969) was a member of the T.C.B.S.. A few years younger than the core members, Barrowclough (and Ralph Payton) continued the T.C.B.S. after the "big four" left King Edward's School.

Barrowclough was born in 1894 to John and Emily Barrowclough. He had a younger sister Agnes, born in 1889. In October of either 1911 or 1913, Barrowclough, along with Ralph Payton, joined the T.C.B.S. While at King Edward's School, he played as three-quarter back on the school rugby team. Barrowclough is described by John Garth as "[affecting] a cold cynicism, robing his sarcasm in verbal elegance". Barrowclough would serve in the Royal Field Artillery at the rank of Second Lieutenant during World War I. Barrowclough married Constance Marian Page in 1920 and died on 1 February, 1969.