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2018 Heritage Day Chapel: Doreen Read, Charmian Kennealy and Elizabeth Dalziel visit the tuck sho...

2018 Heritage Day Chapel: Doreen Read, Charmian Kennealy and Elizabeth Dalziel visit the tuck shop at the pavilion

Photographs taken at the Heritage Day celebrations 19th September 2018. Special guests to the Chapel Service included Mrs Doreen Read, Mrs Elizabeth Dalziel and Mrs Charmian Kennealy. All were parents in the 1950s or 1960s and Mrs Kennealy was the first Art teacher at the College (BP and BC).
2018 Heritage Day Chapel: Doreen Read, Charmian Kennealy and Elizabeth Dalziel visit the tuck shop at the pavilion and are pictured here with 2018 staff members.
Mrs Read had opened the Pavilion in 1974. The pavilion was named to commemorate the significant contribution of her late husband, Basil Read, to the construction of the College and the playing fields in the 1950s and 1960s.

Boys' College

1998 GC and GP full staff

1998 GC and GP full staff

1998 GC and GP full staff
Legend:
Front row: Maureen Groch, Lisa Benning, Ivanka Acquisto, Anne van Zyl, Lynn Rivett-Carnac, Jen Smith, Rhoda McDairmant, Nuala Schuker, Judy Ford
2nd row: Effie Lopes, Joan Buckley, Shirley Needham, Bev Pruett, Sue Jordaan, Ruth Everson, Shelldene West, Christine Kroeger, Jenny Bull, Lynne Cordell, Brenda Howden
3rd row: Christine Boxall, Heather Sinclair, Helga Lueger, Jan Boland, Shirley Conlan, Marivon Booysen, Tracey Aitken, Alida Timberlake, Sue Tasker, Carol Duffield, Patsy Melhuish
4th row: Mienkie Van Wyk, Anne Rowse, Michele Player, Mandy Beech, Pippa de Wet, Rose Murray, Ingrid Wustrow, Anne Goldsworthy, Janice Robertshaw, Pauline Jackson, Susi Crossman
Back row: Marian Kruger, Colette Bruton, Pat van den Munckhoff, John McBride, Thomas Hagspihl, Anna Roberts, Christine Pope, Shelly O’Brien, Jacob Ditsheho

Girls' College

Chas. H. Leake. Unionist candidate for Troyville. Provincial Council election: verso

Chas. H. Leake. Unionist candidate for Troyville. Provincial Council election: verso

Pamphlet issued by Leake in support of his candidacy in the 1920 provincial election. The verso includes his manifesto addressed to the Electors of the Division of Troyeville (Johannesburg) and ends with the words: "I have the honour to be, Gentleman, Yours truly, Chas. H. Leake" indicating that it was only men that were entitled to vote at that time.

Leake, Charles Hobson

University of Cape Town. Citation accompanying the awarding of the Honorary Master of Education d...

University of Cape Town. Citation accompanying the awarding of the Honorary Master of Education degree to WGA Mears. [undated] page 2

Citation which accompanied the awarding of the degree Masters of Education honoris causa to W G A Mears.
The document is undated, but the accompanying compliments slip from UCT includes the name of A V H Carter, Registrar, who served the university from 1939 - 1955. As it was awarded whilst Mears was Headmaster of Rondebosch Boys' High (1930 - 1951), the possible date range is limited to the period 1939 - 1951. page 2

University of Cape Town

1953 The Cornubian v.45, September 1953: cover

1953 The Cornubian v.45, September 1953: cover

1953 The Cornubian v.45, September 1953: cover
This volume contains a report on the Official Opening of the College and the laying of the Foundation Stone. The front cover features a photograph of the then Chairman of the Association presenting a trophy to Gilbert Tucker who accepted it on behalf of the College.
The identity of the presenter of the trophy remained unknown for many years. In November 2017 the archivist was contacted by Clive Sherman who was on a visit to South Africa. He had a copy of the photograph of his father presenting the trophy and came to find out "if St Stithians still existed". Needless to say, he was delighted to find out that it did. The College was delighted to finally be able to identify the person in the photograph.

Cornish Association of the Transvaal

1959c St Stithians College Prospectus: cover

1959c St Stithians College Prospectus: cover

1959c St Stithians College Prospectus: cover
The date of this Prospectus is estimated from the contents: it refers back to the opening of the College in 1953 and the fees are still quoted in sterling. (South Africa changed its monetary system from sterling to Rands in 1960 and later issues reflect this.)

St Stithians College

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