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Authority records- Person
- 2002 - 2012
BC staff member 2002 - 2012
PA to BC Head
BC Music Administrator (temporary) 2022.
For many years before joining the staff, Lynde Dicks did the flowers for the Chapel.
- Person
- 1969 - 1976
BC HOD Geography
Deceased
Founder of the Rowing Club
See Stythian 1995 for his address to the Rowing Club Dinner.
- Person
- 1980 - 2018
Parent.
In the early 1980s Pauline Dickson was asked by the BP Headmaster, Walter Macfarlane, to assist with the establishment of the gardens in the BP. This was the beginning of an extraordinary length of service to the school by Pauline, an environmentalist. The beauty of the present day grounds and gardens of the College may be attributed to the efforts and foresight of Pauline Dickson. Her story, and the story of the St Stithians grounds and gardens is told in her book, " A Gardener's Legacy", published in 2018.
See: https://www.stithian.com/content/page/a-gardeners-legacy
- Person
- 1974 - 1976
BC Staff member from New Zealand who spent three years teaching in South Africa whilst on an extended world tour with his wife.
- Person
- 1977 - 1981; 1983 - 2018
OPS staff member
Mr Dlamini was responsible for the Cricket Oval maintenance and this oval was named in his honour on his retirement.
- Person
- 1957 - 1993
OPS and kitchen staff member 1957 - 1993
Note from Archivist (Dr Mary Reynolds):
Elijah Dlembule was one of the earliest and longest serving staff members of the College. He started work with the OPS Dept. (known then as Grounds Staff). I recall him in the few years before his retirement, working for the Boys' College. He was responsible for our staff teas and he would trundle a trolley from the small kitchen at Mears Hall along the passage past the downstairs classrooms with the cups and sandwiches. These had then to be carried upstairs to the old staffroom where the administrative offices are now. Later, a small kitchen was added to the staffroom to shorten his trip.
I recall Mr Dlembule telling me about the early days at Saints. The nearest shop was in Linden, 11km away along a dirt road (Bram Fischer Drive, previously known as Hendrik Verwoerd Drive). He also recalled the time that the tractor fell into the dam and had to be hauled out, as well as the oxen that strayed off the property onto the road.
Mr Dlembule retired in 1993 and he was invited to the Boys' College final Chapel at which he was thanked for his services to the College and presented with a gold watch.
- Person
- c.1962 - c.1976
Parent involved in the establishment and activities of the Adventurers Club.
- Person
- 1966 - 1983
Headmaster of St George's Grammar School, Mowbray , Cape Town.
Deceased 2021.
- Person
- 1991 - 2000
Ops Dept. staff
Deceased whilst in service to the College
Tribute: Stythian 2000 p172
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