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OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 10

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 09

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 08

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 07

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 06

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 05

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 04

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 03

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 02

OSA Reunion June 2013: Founder pupils reunion 01

OSA Reunion September 2019 visit to BP Library

OSA Reunion September 2019 Chapel

OSA tie from the first batch to have been produced. Worn by Bill Moir, Class of 1962.

Original cuff links issued by the OSA for the first time in 1962.

The coat of arms is placed adjacent to the programme detailed in item 009 and is presumed to have come either from the event or from Leake's time as Consul. Leake served as the Norwegian Consul from 1928 - 1938.
For further details on the Norwegian coat of arms see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Norway

School ties worn by Norman Tickton, founder pupil, in the BC.
OSA tie from his years as alumnus.

Items include:
1) programmes of the early events at the BC during the time that Norman was a pupil (1953-1964);
2) early items of the Parents' Association on which Mr J J Tickton served;
3) photographs including those of the first classes at the College;
4) Correspondence including invitations, a Christmas greeting card and a letter

2 x badges from the blazers worn by Norman Tickton, founder pupil

Badge with wreath from the blazer worn by Norman Tickton, founder pupil, in Grade 11 and 12

Tribute to Mr Wally Mears on his retirement: cover

Men with "histories" given hope of normal life [NC]. Source and date not identified. Date estimated from construction of Cottesloe Hostel.

Programme of the official opening of Mears Hall by Mr Wally Mears.

Married in Johannesburg 50 years ago: Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C Leake [NC] The Star 25/10/1944. Includes biographical details.

Papers reflecting Henning's time as the third Head of St Stithians College.
Series 1: Correspondence and other papers between 1977 and 1982 relating to Mark Henning's battle on behalf of the College to have black students admitted to the College.

Items accumulated during Marius Endenburg's school years and his years involved in the OSA.
Items include:
1) Circular correspondence items
2) College prospectus
3) Chapel officialopening programme
4) Matric dinner programmes/menus
5) Programmes of Parents' annual dinner dances
6) OSA Annual dinner programmes/menus
7) OSA proposal for new club house
8) St Stithians College magazine 1953 - 1961 (Stythian)

Map of the route of Mears's journey

Handwritten letter re being unable to attend further College functions, page 2.

Handwritten letter re being unable to attend further College functions, page 1

Leake's blotter containing reverse images of his signature.
[Blotting paper, dating back to the 15th century was used in the days of dip pens or fountain pens to absorb excess ink. It was a common sight on a gentleman's desk, often in a leather or similar frame. A sheet of blotting paper was also an essential piece of school stationery to prevent smudging up until the advent of the ballpoint pen. Note added by MR]

Formal portrait photograph of Leake. It is estimated to have been taken prior to the opening of the College in 1953 and relative to later photographs, possibly in the early 1940s.

Formal portrait photograph of Leake. It is dated from the same image as used on his campaign card for his candidacy for the 1920 Transvaal provincial election. At this time, Leake would have been 51 years old.

The Collection consists of 2 albums, a box of correspondence and a few loose printed items and photographs. These include:
1) Printed items, particularly those relating to the Rand Aid Association of which Leake was a longstanding chairman and Methodist Churches in Johannesburg. Some brochures refer to Mountcollins House, which was named after Leake's association with the founding benefactors of the College;
2) Monochrome photographs including formal portraits, family photographs and incidental photographs;
3) Newspaper cuttings mostly related to the contribution that Leake made over his many years of involvement in the College, in the Rand Aid Association and the Methodist Church as well as a few social occasions;
4) Artefacts include Leake's passport and cards used to promote his candidacy in a Transvaal provincial election.
5) Correspondence acknowledging Leake's contribution to the development of Johannesburg and the Rand Aid Association.
6) Original certificates and licences issued to Leake and dating back to 1896.
7) Documents of the Wesleyan Church Trust.

Brief extract which includes biographical details of his origins and involvement in civic life in Johannesburg up to 1926. The latest date mentioned in the extract has been used to estimate its date. It's format indicates that it is likely to have been cut from a Who's Who volume. The biography includes the address at which he resided in Westcliff.

Laying the Foundation Stone of the Young People's Department. [NC] The Star 25th March,1935.
Adhered onto exercise book paper.

Programme of the event, including handwritten goodwill messages from those involved in the production. - cover

Early Kamoka photographs from the time the Kamoka Bush Camp was established

Initially, a selection of photographs compiled for the 20th Anniversary of the founding of the Junior Prep.

Junior Prep newsletters "The All in One" 2010 - 2017
The newsletters have been grouped by terms, three volumes per year.

Newspaper cutting featuring the 'pioneer firm' for which Leake was associated for most of his working life and including details of Leake's professional life.

Newspaper cutting featuring the 'pioneer firm' for which Leake was associated for most of his working life.

Johannesburg Publicity Association Thirty Second Annual Report, 1957: cover

Team photographs including Ian Woods.

The Havard fonds consists of various programmes and other memorabilia from Jeremy Havard's schooldays

The Harris Album - a visual record of the early history of the school.
The Harris letters - printed and bound copies of the letters sent by EM Harris to his sister in England describing the day by day events that took place in the first eight years of the College.

Items collected by Lilian Harris and amalgamated into an album presented to the College following the sudden death of E M Harris in 1961.

Various publicity items from the album.

Items collected by Lilian Harris and amalgamated into an album presented to the College following the sudden death of E M Harris in 1961.

Physical album:
The Harris album was compiled from photographs, newspaper cuttings, programmes etc. sent to Miss Harris and her sister, Mrs Hetty Kingswell, in the United Kingdom by Mr E M (Monty) Harris, a founding staff member of the College. A few further photographs and an introductory page were added by Mr Walter Mears, the first headmaster of the College.
Digital album:
The digital album, for ease of use, has been divided into four items, each of which consists of various parts;
Item 1: Complete pages
Item 2: Multi-page documents that are contained within the album. This item allows one to browse through each document individually.
Item 3: Newspaper cuttings that were folded in the album are expanded here for full viewing.
Item 4: All 115 digitised photographs from the album, listed in the chronological order in which they appear in the album.

Digital copy of an obituary published in the SAJS, January 1964

Girls' Preparatory newsletter "GP Weekly News" 2022 -
The newsletters have been grouped by terms, three volumes per year.

Cover of the magazine for the year 2021

Back of the magazine for the year 2021

Cover of the magazine for the year 2015

Cover of the magazine for the year 2014

Cover of the magazine for the year 2013

Cover of the magazine for the year 2012

Cover of the magazine for the year 2011

Cover of the magazine for the year 2010

Cover of the magazine for the year 2009

Cover of the magazine for the year 2008

Cover of the magazine for the year 2007

Cover of the magazine for the year 2006

Cover of the magazine for the year 2005

Cover of the magazine for the year 2004

Cover of the magazine for the year 2003

Cover of the magazine for the year 2002

Cover of the magazine for the year 2001

Cover of the magazine for the year 2000

Cover of the magazine for the year 1999

Cover of the magazine for the year 1998

Cover of the magazine for the year 1997

Cover of the magazine for the year 1996

Cover of the magazine for the year 1995

School yearbook recording the life and activities of the Girls' College in 2021.

School yearbook recording the life and activities of the Girls' College in 2021.

Cover of the magazine for the year 2020

Cover of the magazine for the year 2015

Cover of the magazine for the year 2014

Cover of the magazine for the year 2013

Cover of the magazine for the year 2012

Cover of the magazine for the year 2011

Cover of the magazine for the year 2010

Cover of the magazine for the year 2009

Cover of the magazine for the year 2008

Cover of the magazine for the year 2007

Cover of the magazine for the year 2005 and 2006

Cover of the magazine for the year 2004

Cover of the magazine for the year 2003

Cover of the magazine for the year 2002

Cover of the magazine for the year 2000

Cover of the magazine for the year 1999

Cover of the magazine for the year 1998

Cover of the magazine for the year 1997

Cover of the magazine for the year 1996

Girls' College newsletters "GC Weekly News" and "The Seriti" 2016 - 2022
The newsletters have been grouped by terms, three volumes per year.

This collection includes a selection of photographs taken of the Girls' College and the Girls' Prep. The girls' schools were known collectively as the Collegiate from the time of the appointment of the first staff in 1994, up until the renaming of the campus schools into the current divisions in 2000. The earlier images included in this Collection were digitised from albums compiled by the staff between 1994 and the emergence of born digital photographs in the early 2000s. With the proliferation of digital images, the selection of images will reflect the activities of the GC and the GP in any particular year.