Association of the Cornish settlers ho came to work the mines of the Witwatersrand.
Dates TBI

Construction company responsible for the erection of the original school buildings. Company founded by Daniel Fargher Corlett.
Corlett House is named after DF Corlett.

Precursor of the ISC and ISASA, founded on the same basis as the British HMC.
For a detailed history of the HMC see Squelch, J M (1997) Private schools in South Africa: the legal status and management of private schools. UNISA Doctoral thesis. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/43175412.pdf
This work refers extensively to interviews with Mark Henning, former Head of St Stithians and of the ISC.

Sub-Committee of the Methodist Church at the time it was attempting to become part of the HMC.

Established by the Trust in 1953.
Body with responsibility for the overall governance of the College. https://www.stithian.com/content/page/governance

Early Methodist Church in Johannesburg.
Demolished 1973.

American Methodist Episcopal publication.

Newspaper

Provincial education authority for the former Cape Province.

Cambourne is a house in the Girls' College. It is named after a Cornish village and parish in line with the Cornish history of the College.

Photographic company in Johannesburg in the early 1950s.

St Stithians College was founded in 1953 and consisted at the time of the founding BP and BC classes. In 1995, with the advent of the girls' schools on campus, the entities serving the boys became known as the Boys' College and Boys' Preparatory schools. Reference to the Boys' Prep within AtoM indicates the Preparatory school years from Grade 1 to Grade 7 for its history from 1953 to 1996 and Grade 3 to Grade 7 from 1996 onwards.

St Stithians College was founded in 1953 and consisted at the time of the founding BP and BC classes. In 1995, with the advent of the girls' schools on campus, the entities serving the boys became known as the Boys' College and Boys' Preparatory schools. Reference to the Boys' College within AtoM indicates the high school years from Grade 8 to Grade 12 for its entire history from 1953 to the present.

The Church's Doris Elaine Leake Memorial Hall honoured the daughter (deceased 1923) of Charles Leake, founding St Stithians Trust chairman. Three of the church's founding members were also members of the first St Stithians Trust.
The church was demolished in 1961 to make way for the widening of Harrow Road. (See https://johannesburg1912.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/wesleyan-church-yeoville.jpg for further history and photographs of the church.)

BC cultural club started by Charmian Kennealy in 1962.

Company responsible for early aerial photographs.
Possibly Southern African arm of British company.

South African branch of AFS International student exchange organisation.

First Afrikaans-medium high school in South Africa, located in Pretoria.

The Adventurers Club was one of the first Clubs to be established at Saints. The Club conducted three to four trips per year for College boys accompanied by staff members to the Magaliesberg, Drakensberg, Malawi and Zimbabwe as well as to Botswana. Accounts of these trips can be found in the Stythian magazines available here.

Radio station that sponsored an event at the College.