The Voyeurs gathered at St Ouen’s Parish Hall on 3 August 1983 to take their oath including two women for the first time. The Voyeurs were Percy Le Masurier, John Paterson, John Le Brocq (back row), John Roberts, Victor Barclay de Tolly, Philip A’Court, Harold Vibert, Edward Syvret, Frank Prouten, June Le Maistre, Phyllis Lucas and Philip Malet de Carteret
Constable John Pirouet, Voyeur Percy Le Masurier and the Bailiff, Sir Frank Ereaut, examine a map as Solicitor General Philip Bailhache (right) looks on
The Royal Court gathers to inspect the path at La Campagne
James Le Feuvre tells the Bailiff that the path has been abandoned since before the war
The party take in the view over St Ouen’s Bay
The first female Voyeurs – Phyllis Lucas and June Le Maistre – among the Royal Court party