RHODES NEWSLETTER
Vol. II July, 1971 No. I
OLD RHODIAN UNION RHODES UNIVERSITY
Left: A scale model o f one of the three new residences soon to be erected at Rhodes. This interesting design provides for “clusters” of rooms at different levels on sloping ground.
IMPORTANT RESEARCH PROJECT
A radio telescope at present being built in the Physics Depart ment of Rhodes University will be the first in the southern hemi sphere to explore very high fre quency radio waves from space. The sources of this radiation, which appear to be associated with clouds of gas found in space between the stars, were first observed in 1969. Since then the skies above the northern hemi sphere have been extensively ex plored to map these sources of radiation. Rhodes will now under take the same task in the sourthern hemisphere. A substantial grant has been Below: The Minister o f National Education, the Hon. J. P. van derreceived for this work. The radio RHODES TO Spuy, with the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. J. M. Hyslop, during thetelescope will consist of reflectors Minister's visit to Rhodes in February this year, when he announced to collect the signals, an electronic THE RESCUE that a special grant would be made to the University to assist in itsconverter and a 50-channel receiver. development. ProfessorE. E. Baart (Physics) A wattle-based tanning process will spend the next twelve months invented at Rhodes University has in Britain at the Mullard Radio saved the day for the tanning Astronomical Observatory which is industry in the United States and attached to Cambridge University. Canada. The operation of these He has been awarded a grant for tanneries was in jeopardy because this purpose by the Council for of growing concern over the Scientific and Industrial Research. pollution of long stretches of Also associated with this work America’s main rivers and water in the Physics Department is ways by the effluents from tanning Dr. G. de Jager who has studied processes. similar phenomena while in The inventor of the process, England, using the radio telescope Dr. S. G. Shuttle-worth, Head of the at Jodrell Bank. He will continue Leather Industries Research Insti with the construction of the tute at Rhodes University recently telescope while Professor Baart is made a five week tour of the overseas. United States and Canada. He For many years now, the demonstrated to tanneries how the University has maintained a re use of wattle reduces the waste search station at Craig Doone, liquids which cannot be purified near Grahamstown, which observes after the leather has been tanned. the low frequency radio waves The American tanneries were de emitted by the planet Jupiter. The lighted with the new process, which Physics Department has also also reduces the duration of the carried out ionospheric investi tanning process from six months to gations through members of the one week. Department stationed in Antarctica. CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL OF S.A.B.C.
The Chairman of the University Prof. Brian Bradshaw, Professor Council, the Hon. Mr. Justice J. D. of Fine Art at Rhodes University, Cloete (1937) and Mrs. Cloete(nee has been appointed Vice-Chairman Valerie Harries, 1942) are spending of the South African Broadcasting a holiday in Europe. After ex Corporation. He has been a tensive travelling on the Continent, member of the Corporation’s Board they are in England to spend some of Directors for five years. Born time with their elder son, Tom in England, he has been on the (1969) who is studying law at staff of Rhodes University for ten Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship. years. Their younger son, David, who is a student at Rhodes, is flying to Professor Bradshaw, accom Britain to join the family on a panied by Mrs. Bradshaw and their month’s tour of the British Isles. sons, will spend the next few months in Europe where he will spend some time exploring pre historic caves in France and will Above: Prof. K. Kühn (Germany), Prof. J. R. Nunn (Rhodes), also study certain early celtic Prof. E. T. Verdier (France) and Prof. K. W. Bagnall (Britain), monuments in Britanny. He will PROFESSOR during a recess in the Conference o f the South African Chemical go to Italy to explore tombs and Institute. Prof. Verdier is an Old Rhodian who served for some timethe acropoli and then to Greece to on the staff of the University and became the founder and first Editorsee the oracular caves and to o f the Rhodes Newsletter. Denmark and Sweden to study rock engravings. At the same time, he will make an investigation of broadcasting and television systems. CONVENTION OF S.A. CHEMICAL INSTITUTE ECONOMIC RESEARCH Rhodes University was the venue Manchester, Prof. K. Kiihn of the this year for the national convention Max Planck Institute for Protein Prof. Marcus Arkin, Professor of the South African Chemical and Leather Research in Munich, of Economics and Dean of the Institute. Over two hundred Prof. E. T. Verdier of Montpellier Faculty of Social Science at chemists from all parts of South in France, and Dr. J. L. de Vries, Rhodes University will be in Africa and Rhodesia, as well as a member of an international London for the next few months chemists from several other coun company in Holland. Prof. Verdier to carry out research on a senior tries, gathered at the University in is an Old Rhodian (1935) who also bursary awarded to him by the the first week of February. The lectured at Rhodes for some time. Human Sciences Research Council. convention was opened by the He will be accompanied by Mrs. Chairman of the University During the convention, the Arkin, who lectures in Economic Council, the Hon. Mr. Justice J. D. Chemistry Department also staged History and who shares his interest Cloete. an exhibition on the theme of in the early economic history of Dr. Johan Smuts has been “Computers in Chemical Instru South Africa. In particular, they appointed head of the Department Among the overseas speakers will be interested in records of of Afrikaans/Nederlands at Rhodes were Prof. K. W. Bagnall from mentation”. the English East India Company’s University in succession to Pro Agency at the Cape. They will fessor R. K. J. E. Antonissen, who visit several other countries en this year became vice-principal of route to London. the University. NEW PUBLICATIONS BY Dr. Smuts has been on the staff of the University for more than twelve years. He was appointed RHODES UNIVERSITY senior lecturer to the department in 1958 and he became a Reader THE CHOIR last year. Rhodes University is arranging Shaw, edited by Prof. W. D. Born in the Western Cape, and for the publication of a series of Hammond-Tooke who will be Rhodes University Chamber educated at the University of Cape diaries, reminiscences, letters and remembered by many Old Rhodians Choir staged a series of perfor Town, he gained a Bachelor’s journals dating from the early as Professor of Social Anthropology mances in Cape Town in the last degree in 1939 and Master’s degree period of the 1820 Settlers in South at Rhodes University. week of May as part of the with first class honours the follow Africa. The project was conceived Republic Festival programme. The ing year. by the Departments of History and Another contribution to the concerts were given in the Hofmeyr English in 1967, and a number of series which should appear at an Four years later he obtained his Hall which was filled for every authors have been asked to edit early date contains the remini performance. Doctorate. After six months’ publications to be published as part scences of Thomas Stubbs and lecturing at the University of Cape of “The Graham’s Town Series”. deals with the frontier wars of the The Choir received high praise Town, he turned his attention to The first to appear will be the 19th century. This volume is being from knowledgeable music lovers translating. Dr. Smuts spent ten journal of John Ayliff edited by edited by Prof. Winifred Maxwell, and also impressed with their years with the public service as Dr. P. B. Hinchliff. (A former Professor of History at Rhodes. striking appearance and deport translator before becoming assis professor of Ecclesiastical History ment. tant chief translator in the House at Rhodes, he is now Secretary to Other authors in this series of Assembly for six years. He was the Ecumenical Council of the including Dr. E. E. A. Gledhill, The University’s coelacanth was then appointed to the editorial Anglican Church). the Rev. M. Nuttall, Dr. C. A. also taken to Cape Town for the board of the Groot Afrikaans Giffard, Mr. J. M. Berning, Dr. occasion and was on exhibition at Woordeboek, a post he held until The second publication in the J. A. Benyon, and Miss M. the South African Museum for two his appointment at Rhodes. series will be the journal of William McDowall. weeks.
2 OLD RHODIAN RE-UNION FUNCTIONS The Newsletter has been requested to announce the following functions to be held in September and October this year. Invitations to these and several other re-union parties will be sent out later. (See notice RE-UNION below!) JOHANNESBURG: 10th September (Old Edwardian Club)
Since the announcement that an Old Rhodian Re-union will be held CAPE TOWN: 17th September (W.P. Cricket Club) at the University in September this year to mark the 60th Anniversary of the founding of the Old Rhodian Union, nearly 200 Old Students have DURBAN: 15th September sent in registration forms. Any Old Rhodians who have not yet done so and who wish to attend the Re-union should use the registration SALISBURY: 8th October form enclosed in this issue of the Newsletter. All forms should be returned by 21st August, 1971. BULAWAYO: 6th October UMTALI: 7th October The programme for the Re-union will be as follows:
Friday, 24th September: Will you he invited ? During September, Old Rhodians wilt celebrate Founder's Day Morning: Registration in all parts o f South Africa and Rhodesia and also in England. Please ensure that your local committee has your correct address, Afternoon: Cecil Rhodes Memorial Lecture to be and the addresses o f any other Old Rhodians in your area, so that delivered by the Right Hon. Sir Hugh Beadle, you may receive an invitation. The following addresses may be Chief Justice of Rhodesia. used in the centres indicated. Evening: Rhodes Commemoration Dinner Cape Town Mr. V. C. H. R. Brereton, 3 Bantry Steps, Bantry Bay, Cape Town. Johannesburg Mr. G. Hodges, P.O. Box 5404, Johannesburg. Saturday, 25th September Durban Mrs. J. N. Pistorius, 10 Marion Avenue, Glenashley, Natal. Morning: Annual General Meeting of the Old Rhodian Port Elizabeth Mr. J. L. Omond, 1 Burford Crescent, Linkside, Port Elizabeth. Union at 11.00 a.m. East London Mr. J. C. McConnachie, 17 St. Andrew's Road, East London. Afternoon: Sport (with visits to historical places as an Kimberley Mr. L. Shuttleworth, alternative option) P.O. Box 21, Kimberley. Bulawayo Mr. G. S. Todd, Evening: Re-union Ball in the Great Hall. P.O. Box 1132, Bulawayo. Salisbury Mr. H. Hall, 49 Montagu Avenue, Salisbury. Great Britain Mrs. J. Chanter, “Summerhill”, Gypsy Lane, Sunday, 26th September: Marlow, Bucks., England. Morning: University Church Service. THIS IS OF PARTICULAR IMPORTANCE TO THOSE WHO HAVE JUST LEFT THE UNIVERSITY.
Accommodation can be made available in a University residence at a cost of R5,00 per day (R3,00 for visitors under the age of 18). Old Rhodian Union
We look forward to seeing you back at Rhodes! NOTICE OF MEETING The Annual General Meeting of the Old Rhodian Union will be held in the Minor (Upper) Lecture Theatre, Chemistry Building, Rhodes University, Grahamstown, on Saturday, 25th September, 1971, at EASTERN CAPE VELD FLOWERS 11.00 a.m. The Agenda will be as follows: — Dr. Eily Gledhill 1. Tea 2. Confirmation of Minutes A most valuable contribution reference book. With its excellent to the available authoritative lite illustrations and clear text, it is a 3. Matters arising from the Minutes rature on South African flora is delightful guide for every nature 4. Annual Report the book Eastern Cape Veld lover seeking an introduction to Flowers by Dr. Eily Gledhill (nee the rich flora of the Eastern Cape. 5. Financial Statement Archibald, 1936) who is a Research It is well indexed and attractively Associate of the Department of printed and, with all that, very 6. Election of Officers Botany at Rhodes. The book has reasonably priced. had an excellent reception and 7. General clearly fills a long felt need. Dr. Gledhill has succeeded in D. E. A. Rivett, producing a valuable reference Hon. Secretary Scientific accuracy, which is the book which delights both the hallmark of this work, has not specialist and the more pedestrian P.O. Box 94, Grahamstown. been allowed to turn it into a drab student of nature. 3 VICE - PRINCIPAL
Prof. R. K. J. E. Antonissen, Belgium, he came to Rhodes as OBITUARY former Professor of Afrikaans/ lecturer in Afrikaans/Nederlands Nederlands, succeeded Professor in 1950, becoming a senior lecturer J. V. L. Rennie as Vice-Principal in 1954 and Professor in 1958. He Dr. John Smeath Thomas,Master The Very Rev. Dr. Robert Henry of Rhodes University at the served for several terms as Dean of Rhodes University College from Wishart Shepherd died in East beginning of this year. He has been of the Faculty of Arts and repre 1938 to 1947, died in Dorset, London a few weeks ago. He was on the staff of the University for the sented the Senate on the University England on 23rd April, 1971. He a former Principal of Lovedale past twenty years. Council. was in his 85th year. and Moderator of the General Born in Hargrave, Chester, he Assembly of the Church of He attended school in his birth Professor Antonissen is the received his education at Chester Scotland. He was in his 84th year. place, Antwerp, and entered the author of an imposing list of Country School and the University Born in Scotland, he received University of Louvain in 1936 to publications and a leading literary of Liverpool where he took his formal schooling up to the age of take a Licentiate in Germanic critic. He has the rare distinction Doctorate in Science. He came to 13 only, but his private studies Philology followed by the State of being a member of the South South Africa in 1922 as Professor eventually culminated in his degree Education Diploma and a Docto African Academy as well as the of Chemistry at the University of at Edinburgh University. He served rate in Philosophy and Literature. Royal Flemish Academy of Cape Town where he also played as a missionary in Tembuland from After lecturing for several years in Language and Literature. an important part in the manage 1919 onwards and became Chaplain ment of the University’s residences. at Lovedale College in 1927, also Dr. Smeath Thomas’ headship of serving as Director of Lovedale Rhodes University College was a Press and Editor of South African difficult period in its history from Outlook. the administrative point of view, In 1942 he was appointed 2 000 UP! marked by fluctuating student Principal of Lovedale, a post he numbers caused firstly by the war held for thirteen years before and then by the inundation of all retiring to become minister of the The enrolment at Rhodes University passed the 2 000 universities by returning service Presbyterian congregation of Fort men. He not only handled this Beaufort and Alice. He was mark for the first time this year. At the end of the first problem with outstanding ability President of the General Assembly and astute judgement, but respon of the Church of Scotland in 1959 term, the total student number is 2 004. ded in a bold and courageous and a member of the Monckton manner to the challenge of growth. Commission on the Central African A vast building programme was Federation in 1960. The degree of undertaken which, years later, made Doctor of Divinity was conferred it possible for the University to on him by Rhodes University in maintain a steady rate of growth 1965. without a crippling financial burden. In the academic field, many new departments were established Colin Ronald Kreusch (1963) during his term of office, including died on 21st April, 1971 as a result African Studies, Music, Sociology, of a motor accident near Pieter Physical Education and Divinity. maritzburg. At the time of his The Leather Industries Research death he was teacher at Treverton Institute and the Department of School. Ichthyology also came into being After completing his degree at this time. studies at Rhodes University he THEIR FIRST He lived in retirement in undertook a course of study at the Grahamstown for more than Southern Baptist Seminary, Louis twenty-three years and died while ville. His interest in religion VISIT on holiday in England. During rivalled his interest in education the celebration of its diamond and he was an untiring worker for jubilee, in 1964, the University his church. conferred on him the degree of The Consul-General of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. Israel, Mr. I. D. Unna, and Mrs. Unna, with the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. J. M. Bernard Bothnia (1952) died in Hyslop. This was their November last year. He was first visit to Rhodes. Rupert Charles White-Cooper crippled during a game of rugby (1913) died in England in January in 1952, just before he was due to this year. He had achieved dis write his final law examinations. tinction as an architect and had He triumphed over his injuries to a IN KIMBERLEY taken a special interest in the point where he could accept em training of architects. He left ployment in Uitenhage and under Rhodes University College for take a 6 000 mile hike throughout England in 1914 to study archi Southern Africa. In 1970, he Among those who attended a Rhodian meeting in Kimberley recently tecture but served as an officer in underwent heart surgery and were (left to right): Mr. Lawrie Shuttleworth, Chairman of the Old the Manchester Regiment during appeared to be well on the way to Rhodian Union in Kimberley; Col. R. J. Venn, from Bishop’s Stortford, the first World War. He saw active recovery when his death occurred. birthplace of Cecil Rhodes; Mrs. Thelma Neville, Rhodes press officer, service in France and Italy and was the guest speaker; Mr. Bert Smith and Mrs. von Dresky. awarded the Military Cross and the Italian Bronze Medal for Valour. After completing his studies, he set up in practice as an architect until Sydney Neville Hart(1970) died 1931, when he joined the teaching as a result of a motor accident in staff of the Bartlett School of April this year. He was returning Architecture, London. He again from a holiday in Cape Town when served in the armed forces in the the accident occurred near Jouber- second World War, attaining the tina. At the time of his death, he rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the was on the teaching staff of Muir Royal Engineers. In private prac College, Uitenhage, and was also tice, after the war, he made a working on his M.A. degree at specialtiy of university buildings. Rhodes University.
4 Dennis Buchanan (1969) and Roland Cooke(1969) and Sue Vaughan Hayward (1969) were Griffiths (1969) were married in married in Port Elizabeth in OLD RHODIAN NEWS Grahamstown in December, 1970. January this year. Roland is a master at Kingswood College, Grahamstown. June Bensley (1967) married Mr. John Forbes Gaylard(1939) has Peter Dummy (1955) has moved Douwve Pereboom of Urk, Nether been appointed Secretary to the to Australia from England where Prime Minister and Cabinet of he was Assistant Editor of “The Clive Ulyate(1965) has taken a lands, a few months ago. She met year’s study leave from his teaching her husband while on a working Rhodesia. In 1946, he joined the Economist”. After leaving Rhodes staff of Umtali High School where he was a financial journalist on post at Kingswood College, holiday in Europe. Before her Grahamstown. He will spend the marriage she taught for a year at he became Deputy Headmaster in the staff of the “Rand Daily Mail” 1953 and was later appointed and deputy Editor of the “Financial year working at his studies in the Collegiate Girls’ School in Port Headmaster of Prince Edward Mail” in Johannesburg. Adelaide. Elizabeth. School, Salisbury. In 1964 he Leon Hersalek (1970) is taking a Bertram Stanley Ellis (1927),who became Under-Secretary to the Rosemary Richardson(1968) was Ministry of Education and sub married to Mr. David Palmer in three year degree course at Leeds followed up his B.Sc. with a Ph.D. University. He won a scholarship completed in 1956, is a member of sequently a member of the Public January this year. They are living Services Board. During the second in Adelaide where Mr. Palmer is an offered by an industrial concern for the first Rhodesian Senate. World War he served with the Engineer. study in textiles. Senator Ellis is one of twenty- Natal Carbineers in North Africa three Senators of whom ten are and later became a Brigade Norman McCall (1968) and Don African Chiefs and one Coloured. Barbara Wilde (1967) married Schauder (1970) have both been The University is justly proud of Intelligence Officer in Italy and was Mr. Barry Becker in Port Elizabeth mentioned in dispatches. a few months ago. awarded overseas travel bursaries. the part its Old Students are playing Norman is Physical Education in the Government of Rhodesia. Johan Burmeister (1963) and his Gillian Randell (1960) is a teacher at Grey High School, Port Elizabeth and Don is Director of Richard Phillips (1966) is in the wife Judith Anne (nee Todder, 1966) Lecturer in Pottery, Painting and are living in Salisbury where Johan Ceramics at the Arts School of the the South African Library for the Attorney-General’s Office in Salis Blind in Grahamstown. bury where other Old Rhodians teaches geography at Highfields College for Advanced Technical Secondary School, while Judith is Education in Port Elizabeth. are Charles Waddington (1952), who teaching the same subject at Gill Tyler Smith (1967) spent is the Solicitor-General, Tony Mabelreign Girls’ High. eight months of 1970 overseas. She McMillan (1957), John Giles(1964) Ian Iggulden (1959) married Miss travelled extensively but for part and Stan Herbstein (1965). Sandra Staples in Grahamstown in Thomas Webb (1939), who is January. of the time it was also a working holiday. Sister Mary of the Angels (E. Director of the C.S.I.R.’s National Donnellan, 1922) receives our sin Building Research Institute, was Alan Webber (1963) is the new one of twenty experts from all over Headmaster of Umtata High Ray Haggard (1969) and Allon cere thanks for her donation to Poole(1964) left Cape Town on 31st the University. After many years the world taking part in a discussion School. He is a former Border on building research. The meeting Rugby Captain. December to visit the S.A. Ant of teaching, including twenty as arctic base. Allon’s mission was Principal, she has now handed \vás held in February this year and took Dr. Webb to Corsica. Maurice Isenberg (1969) is Sales to make adjustments to a piece of over her pupils to others. While equipment, the ionosonde, which young in comparison with our Old Manager of the Uitenhage branch Jean Malan (1949) who was in of a well-known chain store. had been giving trouble, and he Rhodians of 1904, her 1922 B.Sc. his first year when lan Smith was returned with the supply ship, the is certainly acquiring vintage R.S.A. Ray will complete a tour quality. Senior Student of Struben and Alec Stuart (1968) and Heidi Chairman of the S.R.C., is now von Wildemann(1970) were married of fourteen months at the base living in Stellenbosch. His father, in Grahamstown early this year. before returning to South Africa. John Davison(1968) is with the The University’s ionosphere re Department of Social Welfare in Dr. Nico Malan, is an Honorary Alec is working as a Consultant Graduate of Rhodes University. Engineer on the road between Fort search project in Antarctic has been Fort Victoria, Rhodesia, where he in progress for several years. he is the District Social Welfare Beaufort and Seymour. Officer. Henriëtte Maffi (nee Johnston, 1961) is living in Geneva, Switzer Dawn O’Neil (1969) was married Brian van Wijk (1968) and Elizabeth Collett (1967) were John Bennett (1934) has left the land. Distance did not prevent her in January this year to Mr. Anthony from sending a donation to the married a few months ago in the Libanon Gold Mine in Westonaria Hillhouse. little church at Fish River. They and has joined the Metallurgical Development Fund. Dick Best (1951) has joined the are living in King William’s Town Department of Gold Fields of where Brian teaches at Dale South Africa in Johannesburg. Terence McCarthy (1966), who staff of Rhodes University as College. is Professor of Pharmacy at the Assistant to the Dean of Students. He served on the staff of Kearsney Cecil Gordon Wiggett (1913)is University of the Western Cape, George Heathcote (1910) has living in Durban. Writing to the was recently elected a Fellow of College, Natal for twenty-three years. retired after a distinguished career Newsletter he paid a glowing the Pharmaceutical Society of as a medical practitioner. After tribute to the late Mr. Justice Great Britain. This distinction is completing his degree at Rhodes, Hoexter for his many sterling awarded only to members of the Doris Stirk (nee Awbrey, 1931) he went to Edinburgh where he qualities and his great service to profession who have made out has published an illustrated book, qualified in medicine in 1914. He people in so many fields. In standing original contributions to “Southwell Settlers”, which deals served in Europe in the First World particular he mentioned the late the advancement of pharmaceutical with the early history of this War and was taken prisoner. He Judge’s fluency in three languages knowledge. historic settlement in the Eastern was awarded the M.C. and the and his many personal accomplish Cape. Croix de Guerre. After their ments. Olive Siggs (1922) is living at marriage in England, Dr. and Mrs. Martin, near Fordingbridge in Richard Ledger (1962) married Heathcote settled in Grahamstown Robert Bing (1968) and Betty Hampshire. Miss Susan Broadbent of Notting in 1921, where he was first in Powell (1966) were married in the ham, England in Port Elizabeth in Methodist Church, Mafeking at private practice before becoming Heather Donald (1968) is on the February. They met while on a Medical Officer of Health and the end of last year. The Rev. ski-ing visit to the Canadian Neville Wilson(1968) officiated and staff of a language school in District Surgeon. In 1951, he Coimbra, Portugal, teaching Eng Rockies. Richard is teaching at became Medical Superintendent the bridesmaids were Jenny Hender Alexander Road High School, Port son (nee Dugmore, 1966) andMeg lish to Portuguese students. The of the two provincial hospitals in language school is part of an Elizabeth. Grahamstown but in 1958 he was Dugmore (1969). Best man was appointed to take charge of the Henry Mayer (1966) and the international organisation with groomsman was Tim Radloff(1969), operations in many countries. Molly Smit (1968) married the health centre of the Child Welfare who is now teaching at Rhodes. Heather hopes to spend a holiday Rev. Barry Wood in the Cathedral Society. He has always given The bride's mother (nee Beth in Rhodesia later this year and in Grahamstown in February this freely of his services to charity. may then take up a similar teaching year. Her husband is in charge of Carson, 1929) is an Old Rhodian Julia Krige (1970) married Mr. as are the following uncles and position in Italy. St. Marks, Johannesburg. aunt: Jack Carson (1932), Geoffrey Charles Nortje, a farmer in the Carson (1934),Sheila Carson (1939). Penny McCoy(1969) is married John Knapton (1968) and Miss Steytlerville district, at the begin So, of course, were her brothers, to Mr. Peter Silva of St. Paul’s Daneen Brewett were married in ning of this year. John (1962) and Peter (1962). College, Grahamstown. Uitenhage earlier this year. Continued on Page 8
5 DEVELOPMENT CAMPAIGN IS UNDER WAY
Mr. Hugh Kelly, a Governor of the Much has happened since the decision was Dr. C. J. Ross-Spencer, Chairman of the Foundation Trust, who helped to give the taken last year to launch a Development Campaign Board of Governors of the Foundation Trust, Development Campaign a magnificent send-oflf has a long record of outstanding service to the with a personal donation of R100 000. This for Rhodes University. A Development Office University. He is a former Mayor of Johannes is the biggest donation made to the University was established at the University to co-ordinate burg, and has also served higher education in by an individual donor. the tremendous effort that is required to attain the that city. University’s target of R ll 000 000.
The Board of Governors of the Rhodes University Foundation Trust has been fortunate to obtain the willing assistance of men of vast experience and high standing in South Africa. They have been drawn from all parts of the country and also from Rhodesia. Under their guidance, the needs of the University have been carefully assessed and a fund raising programme has been drawn up.
Committees have been established in many of the larger centres in South Africa and more Dr. Hyslop with the cheque handed to him Committees are due to be formed in the months by Mr. R. R. Courtenay, Advertising Manager of Kodak (SA) Limited. Mr. Courtenay is an ahead. The results of their efforts to date have Old Rhodian (1961), and his Company has been most heartening and the spirit in which instituted a donation scheme for universities individuals and companies have responded to The Vice-Chancellor accepts a cheque for at which their staff members were trained. R1 000 from Afrox’s Regional Manager, Mr. the appeal has been an inspiration. The selection G. Lowndes. Grants totalling R23 000 this of photographs on these two pages of the News year have brought Afrox’s total donation to Mr. R. van der Riet presents a cheque on South African universities in the past nine behalf of Malbak Motor Holdings (Harrison letter portrays the spirit of this response and also years to R160 000 excluding bursaries and and Malcomess Motors). He is also an Old the devoted work of so many able helpers. scholarships awarded to individual students. Rhodian (1946).
PROGRESS REPORT: 30 6.71
AREA TOTAL TO DATE 1 1 1 Cape Town R110 317 1 Port Elizabeth 170 617 1 GRAND TOTAL East London . . 65 392 1 1 Grahamstown 83 071 I E. Cape (other than 2, 3 and 4) 105 900 1 557 DONATIONS Kimberlev 77 450 1 1 TO A TOTAL Natal . . 14 600 1 O.F.S...... 22 070 1 VALUE OF Johannesburg 239 637 1 1 R1 045 266 Transvaal (other than 9) 153 670 1 Rhodesia 1 864 1 All Others 678 1
6 OLD RHODIANS RALLY AROUND
A feature of the University’s Development Campaign has been the willing manner in which old Rhodians have come forward to serve on regional committees and to assist with the work of the Campaign. All over the world, universities are dependent on their alumni for the organisation and implementa tion of national appeals and it has been a wonderful experience for the University to discover the warm-hearted loyalty and goodwill of its Old Students. It can also take pride in the outstanding ability being displayed. (Old Rhodians who wish to take an active part in the Campaign are invited to write to the Director of Development, Rhodes University, Grahamstown.) In recording its gratitude to its Old Students, the University is deeply aware of the debt it owes to others who are not Rhodians but who are also serving as members of the team in several centres in South Africa.
THE JOHANNESBURG APPEAL COMMITTEE One of the many meetings of the Johannesburg Committee was briefly interrupted to take this photograph which includes (/. to r.) Messrs. R. Newton Thompson, B. L. Walker, L. Melville, D. Hilton-Barber, W. S. Yeowart (Chairman), J. N. Papenfus (Director o f Development), D. Ritson, R. C. Fletcher (Secretary ). [Mr. Yeowart has since moved to Cape Town, and the new Chairman in Johannesburg is Mr. J. B. Sutherland, a Governor of the Foundation Trust]. in this, the largest city of Southern Africa, the Committee has a mammoth task to perform. It will be strengthened by the presence in Johannesburg of the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Rhodes University Foundation Trust, Dr. C. J. Ross-Spencer, and help may also be forth coming from the active Old Rhodian branch in the City.
Below: The ideal tempo to be maintained in a fund raising effort is surely illustrated in this photograph where more than one company came to see the Vice-Chancellor at the same time. Here Dr. Hyslop receives a cheque from Mr. J. Stiglingh of the S.A. Mutual (part of a The Vice-Chancellor with donation of R62 500) while Mr. M. Flynn (left) of the S.A. Permanent Mr. W. Wilson, Eastern Building Society looks on. On the right is Mr. F. Maytham of the Cape Manager of Caltex Mutual. Oil (SA) Limited, who had just presented his Com pany’s cheque to the University.
THE DURBAN APPEAL COMMITTEE Left: Some of the members of the Durban Appeal Committee at a meeting with the Director of Development. (/. to r.): Mr. J. [ngs, Chairman, Mrs. B. King, Mr. A. W. King, Mr. J. A. Whysall and Mr. J. N. Papenfus, Director of Development.
7 John Bannister (1965) has moved OLD RHODIAN from Gwelo to Mount Pleasant School, Salisbury. Mrs. Bannister NEWS (née Diana Rigby, 1965) is also an Old Rhodian. WHERE ARE THEY? Continued from Page 5 Gary Gold(1970) is overseas on In the remaining pages of this Newsletter, we publish a working holiday. the names of all Old Rhodians whose addresses are Bob Prosser(1948), who took a Jean Griffith (1963) is at present unknown or uncertain. We ask all readers to go through medical degree at the University of in Holland and living in the Hague. this list carefully and to send us the address of any person Cape Town after leaving Rhodes, has been appointed visiting Pro Peter Joubert(1954) is Managing on this list whose whereabouts may be known to them. fessor of Paediatrics at the Ahmadu Director of Afrox. Sello University, in Zama in Because Old Rhodians so often forget to inform the Northern Nigeria. Carroll Shone (1970) married University of changes of address, an increasing number Mr. Malcolm Reekie in Grahams John Dodkins (1971)and Mary town a few months ago. They of names will inevitably accumulate from time to time Odell (1969) were married in Port spent their honeymoon in Greece. in the “ address unknown” category. We seek your Elizabeth in April this year. They are living in Germiston, Transvaal. John Langton Earle(1968), who co-operation in an effort to reduce this number. is a Geography master at Grey Leon Naude (1971)and Anré High School, Port Elizabeth, was Kotze (1970)have announced their selected to visit the United States Aarons, H. Mrs. 1951 engagement. as a member of a research group (nee Cooper) sent overseas by Rotary Inter Abbott, Mr. D. W. 1953 Clem Boonekamp(1966) who has national. SENATOR Abbott, Miss E. M. 1950 since been studying at the Simon Abbott, Mrs. J. 1961 Fraser University in Canada, has Hugh Levin (1963) is Production (nee M. Gillies) won a R3 500 Fellowship tenable Manager of an American clothing Abel, Mrs. H. S. (neePerl) 1966 at Brown University, Providence, firm in San Francisco. He paid a Abrahams, Mrs. P. 1942 Rhode Island, where he will study short visit to South Africa at the (nee A. J. Wood) for his Ph.D. end of last year. Ackhurst, Mr. P. J. 1956 Ackhurst, Miss W. P. 1958 Mary Qmer-Cooper (1952) is Acton, Mrs. P. 1949 Lawson Lobb (1961) has re (nee Williams) linquished his post at Rhodes married to Mr. Ian Monich of Springs, Transvaal. Adams, Mrs. J. K. 1917 University to take up a Lectureship (nee D. M. Cotterell) at the University of New South Adams, Miss M. 1943 Wales in Sydney. Janet Hollingshead (1966) is a social worker for the Mental Health Adler, Miss B. A. 1954 Society in Port Elizabeth. She Aldendorff, Miss P. M. 1963 Stuart Young (1967) who holds a spent most of last year in Britain Alexander, Mrs. C. J. 1942 teaching position in Cape Town accompanied by Daphne ffolliott (nee Fitchet) has won acclaim for his perfor (1963), and taught for a while at Allen, Miss J. R. 1956 mance as a soloist with the Cape the Hill House International Junior Alistoun, Rev. R. V. 1959 Town Symphony Orchestra. A School in Knightsbridge. She also Allison, Mr. F. S. 1954 great future is predicted as a served for a few months as social Allison, Mr. P. J. 1958 pianist. worker in Maudsley Hospital. Allsopp, Miss A. 1961 Anderson, Mrs. G. R. 1958 Roger Rowett (1967) and Miss Alan Moore (1964) completed (nee Cadle) Fiona Ewan were married in his Doctorate in Geology at the Anderson, Mr. I. G. 1962 Grahamstown on 1st May this year. University of Adelaide at the end Anderson, Mrs. U. M. C. 1930 They are living in Cape Town where of 1970. He has been on the (nee Macintosh) Roger is in business. lecturing staff of the University for Andrews, Mr. B. C. 1963 some time. Mrs. Moore is also an Andrews, Mrs. D. M. 1946 Sholto Shirras(1967) andBridget Old Rhodian (Rosemary Lavin, A member of the Council of (nee Gowie) Cordingley(1969) were married in 1965) . They have two daughters. Rhodes University, Mr. Gideon Annand, Mrs. M. (nee Croft) 1927 Port Elizabeth on 29th May. Their van der Vyver,has been elected a Annandale, Mrs. J. 1947 attendants included Tim Johnson Rika Vaughan (nee Antonissen, member of the present Senate of (nee P. R. Hutchinson) (1968), Glyn Jermyn(1970), Keith 1966) is back in Grahamstown the Republic. Senator van der Annyl, Mrs. R. 1959 Davies (1968) and Margaret where her husband. Dr. R. Vyver is a leading stud breeder in (nee S. A. Richie) Cordingley. Vaughan, has opened a dental the Adelaide district and is one Anschutz, Mr. P. D. G. 1953 practice. They have an infant of the members of the Council Armstrong, Mrs. D. M. 1925 nominated by the Government. Paul Ellis (1963), who is teaching daughter, and Rika is also studying (nee Searle) at Alexander Road High School, for an Honours degree. Arnott, Mr. G. G. 1963 Port Elizabeth, has been awarded Ashburner, Mrs. R. 1950 a Fellowship by the South African Rosemary Butler(1969) married (nee M. G. S. Barry) Council for English Education. Mr. David Rippon in Grahams Ashburner, Miss G. B. 1966 This will enable him to spend town Cathedral in February this Nominations Asher, Mr. R. M. 1960 three months in Britain next year year. Her husband farms at Ashley-Belbin, Miss J. C. 1962 to study educational methods and Highlands in the Albany district. Aspeling, Mr. J. G. 1920 new teaching techniques. Atherstone, Mr. W. P. 1928 Ernest Turpin (1969) is spending Invited Attridge, Mr. R. L. 1962 a few years in New Zealand on Austin, Mr. Q. J. A. 1962 Margaret Briggs (née Meldal- Consumer and Marketing research. Johnsen, 1962) is accompanying her We have been asked by Jaycee Badenhorst, A. F. 1958 husband, Rev. Robin Briggs, on a Muriel Watson (1939) is return South Africa to inform our alumni Bailey, W. T. 1960 visit to Europe. ing to the Collegiate Girls’ High that awards will again be made Baker, Miss B. A. J. 1953 School, Port Elizabeth as its Vice- this year to four men, under the Bank, Rev. L. 1960 Ian McConnachie (1970) and Principal. She is, at present, age of forty, who are judged to be Bank, Mrs. L. 1958 Helen Morgan (1969) were married Vice-Principal of the Clarendon the four “outstanding young men (nee M. P. Poole) recently in the Chapel of Springfield Girls’ High School, East London. of the year”. The awards will be Barbosa, A. J. da S. 1953 Convent, Wynberg. Ian’s father, made on the basis of contributions Barbour, Miss L. M. 1958 Jock McConnachie, of East Marie-Ann Hofman (1970) has a to the community and the country Barfoot, Miss L. M. 1961 London, is well-known to many lecturing appointment on the staff and nomination forms are obtain Baris, I. 1927 Old Rhodians. Ian has joined a of the Law Department at Rhodes able from P.O. Box 11, Johannes Barker, Mrs. C. J. 1955 firm of Attorneys in Cape Town. University. burg. (nee E. A. Wood) Barker, Mrs. M. 1956 Brouxhon,G. H. 1959 Crittall, R. A. 1959 du Rand Morgan, Mrs. H. L. C. (nee S. A. Orr) Brown, A. C. 1953 Croisier, J. P. L. 1965 (nee du Rand) 1962 Barker, M. D. 1956 Brown, Miss V. J. 1949 Crooks, C. B. 1963 Durbach, E. 1967 Barnes, J. C. 1968 Brueton, R. 1966 Crossman, A. G. 1965 Durbach, Mrs. E. 1962 Barnes, J. R. 1953 Bub, R. 1960 Crossman, T. D. 1965 (nee E. Trocki) Barnes, S. J. 1968 Buchanan,D. R. C. 1968 Crown, S. 1945 Durham, K. M. 1955 Barrett, Miss E. L. 1945 Buck, A. G. 1954 Crowther-Smith, Miss P. M. 1959 du Toit, Miss E. 1946 Barron, J. L. 1963 Buckland, Mrs. R. 1954 Cullen, Mrs. K. 1. 1946 du Toit, P. S. 1950 Barry, Mrs. E. (nee Judd) 1922 (nee W. M. Palentine) (nee Maytham) Barry, M. J. H. 1965 Buckley, B. 1952 Cumming, D. H. M. 1961 Eadie, J. E. 1950 Bathurst, P. J. A. 1922 Bungeroth, S. T. G. 1965 Cumming, Mrs. H. L. 1955 Eagar, Miss A. E. 1967 Baxter, J. J. 1962 Burger, Miss E. 1952 (nee Holmes) Eales, Miss A. E. 1965 Baxter, R. H. 1968 Burgess, Mrs. G. 1956 Curren, Mrs. F. (nee Maud) 1922 Easton, K. 1967 Bazeley, Mrs. F. A. 1942 (nee Y. J. van der Merwe) Cuthill, Mrs. 1. F. 1955 Ebden, G. J. B. 1936 (nee Hoole) Burley, C. R. 1953 (nee F. M. Murray) Eddy, Rev. K. M. 1959 Beattie, G. B. 1961 Burrows, Mrs. A. J. 1911 Edelstein, K. 1968 Beattie, Miss R. A. N. 1950 (nee M. Egleton) Dale, A. P. 1956 Edge, D. H. 1949 Bebington, D. A. 1961 Busvine, Mrs. R. L. Dale, F. J. 1963 Edmunds, D. B. 1962 Becker, Miss M. E. 1951 (nee E. A. Frank) Dale-Jones, Mrs. P. 1956 Edmunds, D. P. 1960 Becker, M. J. 1963 Butler, E. D. 1965 (nee D. M. Hutchinson) Edmunds, Mrs. D. P. 1959 Been, Mrs. A. J. 1947 Byrne, B. H. A. 1960 Dalling, G. R. T. 1960 (nee M. C. Copeling) 1959 (nee Mackenzie) Dalton, H. J. 1959 Edwards, Miss R. E. 1961 Begg, G. W. 1965 Cairns, I. K. 1958 Daly, Miss P. T. A. 1957 Edwards, S. F. 1927 Belchetz, Dr. L. 1941 Calder, Mrs. 1. 1954 Daniel, Mrs. D. 1955 Eksteen, T. A. 1963 Bell, P. A. 1952 (nee D. I. Middleton) (nee H. C. Cook) Elgie, B. J. 1961 Bell, Mrs. P. A. 1942 Caley, A. D. 1954 Daniels, J. W. L. 1951 Elias, Mrs. D. 1930 (nee C. L. Eckard) 1942 Callaghan, L. E. A. 1968 Daniels, Mrs. J. W. L. 1951 (nee Redhouse) Bell, Miss P. J. 1965 Cameron, A. J. W. 1959 (nee E. A. Barker) Ellis, Rev. C. J. 1969 Bel lew, P. H. M. 1940 Campbell, 1. A. R. 1955 Daniels, Miss L. M. 1949 Engelbrecht, Miss I. H. 1967 Bellew, Mrs. P. H. M. 1942 Campton, T. S. K. 1949 Dare, 1. H. D. 1958 England, M. J. (nee G. J. Linnington) Carelse, X. F. 1955 Dashwood, A. A. 1961 Entwistle, P. J. 1953 Beilis, Rev. I. G. 1956 Carey, D. E. Davenport, A. B. 1963 Erasmus, P. J. 1954 Benham, Miss S. M. 1953 Carlin, M. M. 1948 Davies, K. 1967 Erntzen, R. C. 1960 Benadie, Mrs. R. (nee Bubb) 1956 Carlisle, A. E. 1964 Davies, Miss R. J. 1946 Erskine, D. H. 1965 Bennewith, H. R. P. 1944 Carlisle, J. A. 1967 Davies, S. H. 1931 Evans, R. E. M. 1961 Benoy, Miss O. I. E. 1958 Carnell, Mrs. M. (nee Hall) 1943 Davies, M. J. 1969 Evans, T. 1966 Berkeley, A. G. 1966 Carroll, Mrs. T. 1952 Deacon, J. H. 1947 Berndt, T. B. 1949 (nee J. A. Palmer) Debbo, C. A. 1960 Farmer, Miss V. J. 1950 Berry, W. G. 1947 Cartwright, Miss J. F. 1961 De Bene, Miss N. N. 1962 Farquharson, R. R. 1950 Berry, W. H. J. 1948 Carver, J. C. N. 1949 de Bruyn, P. 1928 Fash, Miss P. M. 1952 Berthoud, P. D. 1963 Caspareuthus, R. T. 1958 de Jong, P. F. v. B. 1957 Feldman, Mrs. V. Beyers, Miss J. 1966 Chambers, Miss G. J. 1963 Dekker, F. E. 1960 (nee V. du Bruyn) Bezuidenhout, D. L. 1952 Chambers, Mrs. R. 1949 de la Harpe, N. O. 1951 Feltoe, G. 1967 Biccard, Mrs. B. M. 1940 (nee Ú. G. McLoughlin) Denfïeld, Miss N. 1959 Ferguson, R. R. 1965 (nee Walker) Cheze-Brown, Miss J. A. 1949 Dennis, Miss L. E. A. 1947 Ferguson, E. K. 1947 Biccard, Miss E. J. M. 1952 Chisholm, Mrs. G. P. 1966 Derman, A. 1964/66 Ferguson, M. R. 1948 Bird, Miss V. N. 1960 (nee Kirby) Deutschman, E. N. 1967 Ferraz, P. I. 1960 Birt, M. K. 1964 Chittenden, Miss E. 1953 de Villiers, A. 1957 Ferreira, A. S. S. 1953 Birt, Mrs. R. G. B. 1934 Christie, Mrs. M. W. 1941 de Villiers, C. D. 1953 Fick, J. R. G. 1949 (nee N. M. Peter) 1934 (nee Elton-Mills) de Villiers, D. 1965 Fidleir, Miss J. H. 1957 Bishop, A. G. 1960 Clackworthy, D. J. G. 1960 de Villiers, G. 1959 Finn, G. A. 1949 Bishop, D. 1968 Clark, G. P. H. 1962 de Villiers, H. P. 1946 Fisher, Mrs. E. (nee King) 1928 Black, D. 1959 Clarke, Miss B. M. 1949 de Villiers, J. C. 1958 Fitz-Patrick, Miss C. E. 1961 Black, Miss E. G. 1952 Clayton, R. S. 1958 de Villiers, Miss J. 1958 Fletcher, N. G. Mrs. 1931 Blackburn, A. G. 1950 Clement, C. R. 1960 de Villiers, Miss S. A. L. 1952 (nee McGlashan) Blake, F. D. 1961 Clement, G. H. 1924 deVries, P. G. 1953 Fletcher, R. C. 1958 Bligh, Dr. E. H. 1933 Closenberg, J. 1960 de Waal, D. P. 1958 Fletcher, W. H. 1958 (nee Rivett-Carnac) Clucas, Rev. R. S. 1958 de Wet, Rev. C. 1956 Flood, Mrs. E. A. 1956 Böhmke, F. C. 1958 Cobban, I. E. S. 1953 de Wet, P. M. M. 1948 (nee Mills-Roberts) Bosman, Miss D. H. 1965 Coetzee, N. 1934 de Wet-Jooste, E. C. 1958 Forbes, Mrs. B. E. M. 1943 Boston, B. 1946 Cohen, D. M. 1962 Dickens, D. A. 1961 (nee Grave) Bothma, J. A. 1961 Cohen, S. B. 1967 Dicks, R. D. L. 1969 Ford, Mrs. P. 1959 Bourdillon, Miss R. A. 1955 Colborne, D. B. 1958 Dickson, Miss J. C. 1924 (nee J. L. S. Pearce) Bowden, Miss V. A. 1960 Colburn, Mrs. 1. G. 1938 Dickson, Miss M. J. 1966 Forrest, Miss M. C. 1958 Bowers, Mrs. F. E. 1951 (nee Draycott) Dickson, R. J. M. 1968 Forrester, Miss G. E. 1960 Bowles, Miss D. M. 1965 Cole, B. L. 1965 Diepeveen, Mrs. Y. 1954 Forsdick, A. B. M. 1952 Boy, Mrs. 1955 Collett, Miss C. R. 1958 (nee Sinclair) Foy, Miss S. G. 1956 (nee D. B. D. White) Codings, Mrs. J. P. 1962 Dismore, Mrs. E. 1953 Francis, Miss A. M. 1962 Boyle, Miss J. M. 1961 (nee Keyworth) (nee Roden) Francis, Miss P. M. 1950 Bradish, J. J. 1959 Collins, A. D. 1959 Dixie, Miss P. M. 1946 Frank, Miss E. A. 1951 Brandt, P. J. 1961 Dixie, V. E. 1943 Frank, G. H. 1947 Collins, Mrs. P. A. 1956 Brandt, Mrs P J. 1960 Dobrovie, Mrs. M. E. 1952 Fraser, Mrs. V. (nee Miles) 1941 (nee Minnaar) (nee Welsh) Friedburg, S. 1963 (nee E. A. Ockerse) Colman, Mrs. A. S. 1969 Brear, J. D. 1969 Dodds, Miss T. M. 1964 Friend, M. T. 1953 Comrie, E. C. 1960 Dollar, Mrs. A. B. 1954 Froneman, D. A. 1960 Brent, Miss C. E. 1961 Connolly, Miss S. 1951 Brickhill, L. S. 1962 (nee Barnett) Frost, A. 1960 Cook, Miss N. F. 1969 Donald, W. R. A. 1954 Frost, P. J. 1947 Brink, D. 1949 Cooper, R. W. 1961 Brink, Miss R. 1955 Doran, M. N. 1957 Fuller, Miss M. J. 1959 Cormack, I. G. 1956 Douglas, R. S. 1959 Fuller, Mrs. T. C. 1956 Britten, Mrs. F. H. 1909 Court, J. G. 1951 Dreyer, H. T. 1958 (nee G. Cowper) (nee G. A. A. Munscheid) Court, Mrs. J. G. 1951 Dry, L. J. 1949 Fury, S. R. 1964 Bromley, R. C. 1955 (nee G. D. Morris) Duffey, G. V. D. 1960 Futter, W. T. 1967 Brooker, Mrs. P. A. 1953 Courtney, Miss D. W. E. 1956 Duly, B. C. 1963 (nee Waller) Cragg, G. M. L. 1966 du Plooy, Mrs. N. J. 1948 Gamley, A. M. 1965 Brooks, G. L. 1954 Craggs, J. C. V. 1961 (nee A. Vorster) Gane, G. H. 1963 Broster, D. B. 1937 Crankshaw, Rev. D. J. 1954 du Preez, M. J. 1963 Gardner, M. 1968 (nee J. A. Clarke) Craxton, C. R. B. 1962 du Preez, N. 1948 Continued onPage 10
9 Continued from Page 9 Guy, R. D. 1954 Horn, M. R. 1961 King, Mrs. G. D. 1947 Hosking, R. J. 1954 (nee E. Atkinson) Gasson, M. 1951 Hackett, M. F. 1964 Howard, Miss A. M. 1961 Kirby, R. R. 1947 Gast, Mrs. F. 1956 Haddon, E. C. 1953 Howard, Miss A. V. 1960 Kirkman, C. W. 1960 (nee M. E. Turnbull) Hagemann, L. L. 1962 Howard, Miss H. G. 1961 Kitcat, J. B. 1951 Gauche, Miss M. 1966 Hagen, Mrs. D. F. 1953 Howell, Miss E. M. 1958 Kitto, Mrs. I. E. 1931 Gauche, Miss A. M. 1961 (nee E. Slater) Howse, A. R. 1916 (nee Campbell) Gavshon, P. M. R. 1966 Hagley, C. E. W. 1960 Hudson, N. S. 1951 Kluckow, C. M. K. 1958 Gelman, A. L. 1949 Hall, Miss L. 1942 Hughes, J. P. 1965 Klugman, Dr. M. A. 1950 George, Mrs. E. S. 1957 Hall, M. L. M. (nee Walker) 1950 Hughes, Miss P. M. 1955 Kniep, Mrs. M. A. 1942 (nee van Reenen) Hall, Mrs. P. D. (nee Kirby) 1952 Hugo, Mrs. J. J. 1935 (nee Louw) George, T. J. 1966 Hall, Miss P. M. 1949 (nee A. S. de Villiers) Knights, Mrs. N. M. Gericke, L. H. 1932 Hall, R. A. 1949 Hulley, P. E. 1961 (nee de Villiers) Gersteling, R. W. 1953 Hall, T. D. 1910 Hummel, H. C. 1956 Knowles, Miss E. L. 1965 Gersteling, S. J. 1947 Halse, H. F. T. 1959 Hunt, E. B. 1960 Knowles, Mrs. T. C. 1955 (nee Molteno) Hamilton, Miss A. 1953 Hunt, Mrs. E. B. 1957 (nee P. M. McGladdery) Gettliffe, Miss D. M. 1959 Hamilton, P. B. 1962 (nee M. M. Chadwick) Koenderman, A. A. 1961 Gibor, C. 1. 1962 Hampson, G. E. 1952 Hupfauf, G. A. 1969 Kok, N. B. 1955 Giffen, Miss R. 1. 1958 Hanson, D. F. 1948 (Sister Leonis) Kolbe, P. V. 1954 Gillespie, D. L. 1961 Hanson, Mrs. D. B. 1947 Hurwitz, J. R. 1963 Kosloff, M. 1963 Gillis, J. A. 1965 (nee Gordon) Husted, R. E. 1968 Koster, Miss R. F. 1939 Gilmour, B. 1958 Hanson, Mrs. E. A. 1940 Hutchons, Miss J. M. 1951 Krenski, M. 1953 Glass, E. E. I. 1955 (nee Fenwick) Hutton, J. D. T. 1968/69 Godden, Mrs. H. A. B. 1964 Hanssen, E. A. 1956 Hymer, Rev. E. 1955 (nee Makein) Harding, T. P. 1954 Hyslop, M. K. 1962 Laing, L. S. 1959 Godwin, Mrs. E. 1959 Hardwick, Rev. J. W. 1952 Lakier, Miss L. C. 1967 (nee Heard) Hardy, M. T. 1954 Ibertson, W. Lambert, Miss C. F. 1967 Goldberg, Miss E. 1954 Hardy, Mrs. M. E. 1953 1961 Lambson, J. R. 1952 Goldberg, Dr. I. 1948 (nee Harrison) Ingham, Miss G. E. 1923 Lande, Mrs. L. J. 1952 Goldberg, Miss P. 1958 Harford, Mrs. A. D. B. 1958 Inglis, Miss M. 1966 Lasch, Miss I. 1958/9 Goldstein, Mrs. S. R. 1963 (nee Annfield) Irvine, Mrs. G. (nee Biggs) 1959 Laubscher, Miss F. J. 1966 (nee Gilbert) Harington, J. S. 1950 Laubscher, Mrs. J. 1945 Goldwater, A. 1915 Harradine, Mrs. C. 1962 Jackson, Miss A. 1960 (nee Thornton) Goodwin, Mrs. M. J. 1944 (nee M. B. Armer) Jackson, Miss T. W. 1962 Laughton, J. 1952 (nee McKenzie) Harris, R. H. G. 1965 Jacobson, M. M. 1960 Laurie, Miss C. D. 1924 Goodyer, Mrs. L. A. 1935 Harrison, Mrs. J. S. 1946 Jacoby, E. R. 1964 Lawley, J. C. 1958 (nee Witthaus) (nee Wilson) James, G. E. 1950 Lawrence, G. B. 1959 Goosen, G. F. 1966 Harrison, Mrs. S. E. 1946 James, Miss I. C. 1948 Lay, Mrs. M. J. 1951 Gordon, Miss A. 1964 (nee Rogers) 1946 James, Miss J. P. 1958 (nee Z. D. Vickerstaflf) Gordon, Mrs. M. A. 1949 Harrop-Allin, G. 1966 James, Miss M. E. 1958 Lazarus, S. 1. 1961 (nee Rayner-Laver) Hart, Miss B. M. 1951 James, Miss P. R. 1958 Leach, M. L. G. P. 1961 Gordon, N. D. 1969 Hart, D. L. 1967 Janisch, Miss B. A. 1956 Ledward, Miss S. A. 1956 Gordon-Davis, J. T. 1955 Hartley, Miss D. J. 1955 Jansen van Rensburg, Lee, J. E. 1961 Gore, W. T. 1956 Hartmann, R. H. 1963 Miss E. E. 1964 Legg, Rev. R. L. 1960 Gory, R. W. 1960 Harvey, N. M. 1961 Jardin, W. 1961 Le Greller, R. R. 1957 Gough, R. F. 1948 Harvey, Miss P. 1969 JefFels, Miss S. A. 1961 Le Roux, Miss H. N. 1961 Gough, Mrs. R. F. 1951 Harvey, Miss V. 1967 Jenkins, L. S. 1930 Lever, D. A. C. 1956 (nee D. L. Style) Hastelow, D. 1953 Johnson, Miss F. L. 1953 Levey, C. 1955 Gould, C. R. 1965 Haussmann, G. M. 1958 Johnson, G. C. 1966 Levey, N. B. 1964 Goulding, Mrs. M. V. 1962 Hawthorne, J. B. 1957 Johnson, Miss J. 1954 Levin, H. J. 1962 (nee Kemp) Hawthorne, Mrs. J. B. 1956 Johnson, R. C. 1966 Levy, Miss D. A. 1952 Gous, Mrs. E. H. 1953 (nee M. J. Farrer) Johnson, T. M. 1967 Lewin, Mrs. E. C. 1961 (nee Cremer) Hawkins, Z. A. 1951 Johnston, Miss W. G. 1961/63 (nee Pittman) Gouws, S. M. Hay, Rev. T. A. 1958 Johnstone, J. D. 1949 Lewin, H. F. 1960 Govinden, H. S. 1954 Hebblethwaite, J. F. 1961 Jones, Miss D. M. 1948 Lewin, S. D. 1965 Graaff, Rev. B. 1952 Hedding, Miss J. A. 1963 Jones, H. B. 1966 Lewis, Miss C. M. 1959 Grace, Miss R. 1963 Heishman, Mrs. T. 1942 Jordaan, J. 1949 Lewis, I. J. 1948 Graham, Miss M. J. 1955 (nee Herberg) Jordaan, Miss R. 1968 Libb, Mrs. R. C. (nee Shaw) 1961 Graham, Mr. P. 1957 Hemens, W. S. 1926 Julyan, G. D. 1953 Lieberthal, A. 1962 Graham, Mrs. P. 1957 Hempel, O. 1961 Liedtke, Miss M. S. 1959 (nee J. C. Mulligan) Henderson, M. M. 1959 Kaftel, R. S. 1960 Lilienfeld, P. A. d’A. 1968 Grant, Mrs. M. G. 1948 Henen, S. B. 1967 Kahanovitz, K. 1963 Lind, B. 1948 (nee Park) Herbst, Miss M. 1951 Kahn, Mrs. M. W. 1966 Lindsay, Miss M. C. 1966 Grassow, Mrs. R. I. 1954 Herbstein, J. J. 1915 (nee Toker) Lindesay, Mrs. P. F. 1937 (nee Beard) Herbstein, Miss L. 1926 Kahn, M. W. 1965 (nee D. H. Kidd) Gray, Mrs. A. D. 1954 Herman, Mrs. E. M. 1939 Kahn, R. D. 1947 Lipsett, Mrs. E. C. 1950 (nee Loubser) (nee Fuller) Kaltenrieder, J. M. 1964 (nee Visser) Gray, A. W. B. 1958 Hervey, Miss L. 1949 Kaplan, H. 1964 Lipworth, J. P. 1951 Gray, M. St. G. 1934 Heugh, R. A. 1947 Keay, G. McM. 1947 Little, Mrs. J. 1945 Green, A. R. B. 1933 Heyns, P. 1954 Keen, Miss P. 1952 (nee B. C. Vigne) Green, M. H. 1920 Hickel, W. K. 1963 Kelly, Rev. R. G. H. 1958 Little, M. N. 1948 Green, W. M. 1965 Hicks, V. R. 1920 Kemp, Miss D. 1954 Lloyd, Miss G. E. 1951 Green, P. F. 1935 Hirsch, Mrs. E. E. 1955 Kemp, D. A. 1953 Lloyd, L. 1961 Greenwood, J. A. 1959 (nee Fletcher) Kemp, Miss M. C. 1960 Lochner, P. L. 1959 Greenwood, O. H. 1950 Hirst, Mrs. R. A. 1959 Kemp, P. 1958 Lockley, P. J. B. 1962 Greenwood, Mrs. F. O. 1952 (nee J. Thoms) Kennedy, Mrs. M. E. C. 1921 Loggie, J. A. B. 1952 (nee Meier) Hodgson, Miss M. M. 1956 (nee O'Connell) Loggie, Mrs. J. A. B. 1954 Gregory, I. D. 1953 Hodgson, Miss R. G. 1960 Kenworthy, F. M. 1958 (nee de Villiers) Grenville Wells, Dr. H. J. 1947 Hofmeyr, H. P. 1966 Ken worthy, J. D. 1959 Lombard, S. J. 1966 Grier, Miss A. M. 1923 Hofmeyr, W. A. 1965 Kenyon, G. A. M. 1962 Long, N. C. 1959 Griffin, Miss S. M. 1932 Holden, Miss M. C. 1949 Kernick, Mrs. F. I. 1923 Long, R. C. 1966 Grobler, Mrs. J. P. 1952 Holl, Miss E. A. 1961 (nee Tipper) Longfield, Miss S. A. S. 1953 (nee Brothers) Holl, Miss P. R. 1960 Kettles, A. N. 1959 Longhurst, P. N. 1969 Grobler, W. J. 1956 Holland, Miss S. H. 1966 Kidd, G. C. H. 1922 Longhurst, S. B. A. 1959 Groch, M. D. 1968 Holmes, M. J. 1958 Kidwell, Mrs. R. 1969 Loots, F. J. 1959 Grove, C. C. 1963 Homann, Miss C. E. M. 1967 (nee J. Fick) Louis, L. M. Gush, B. M. 1925 Hope, D. R. 1944 Kilgour, Miss A. D. 1947 Lourens, K. J. C. 1961
10 Louw, Miss B. U. E. 1950 McGrath, Miss E. P. 1951 Myring, Miss P. A. 1961 Potgieter, Miss M. D. 1938 Louw, Rev. F. C. 1951 McIntosh, Miss D. C. M. 1932 Potter, W. R. 1965 Louw, Miss H. B. 1950 McIntosh, J. A. C. 1960 Nagle, A. J. P. G. 1958 Powell, Miss W. M. 1931 Loveridge, F. G. 1934 McIntyre, Miss M. F. 1945 Nash, Miss S. 1946 Powrie, Miss J. M. 1958 Loving, Mrs. J. 1921 McLachlan, Miss H. J. 1955 Nell, F. G. 1943 Prentice, W. A. 1931/2 (nee L. Luntz) McLachlan, Miss N. 1966 Nel, J. G. 1964 Prior, Mrs. R. 1958/9 Lowitt, H. 1947 McLeod, H. G. 1961 Nel, W. A. 1962 (nee F. C. Gunn) Lubbe, Miss E. B. 1966 McMillan, Miss L 1953 Newman, 1. G. 1951 Pressly, Rev. G. N. 1947/53 Lucas, J. W. 1956 McNeill, Miss J. L. 1965 Newson, R. E. 1961 Pringle, Miss J. P. 1961 Lundie, J. W. 1966 McPhee, G. A. 1926 Nicholson, Mrs. D. M. T. 1944 Prinsloo, P. C. 1965 Luttrell-West, Miss P. I. 1943 McQuade, K. A. 1961 (nee Freund) Probert, Rev. L. P. 1966 Lyle, S. D. 1965 McRobbie, J. M. 1966 Nimmo, W. 1958 Puttergill, G. 1963 Meaker, H. C. 1932 Norman, B. R. 1948 Puttergill, L. K. 1963 Medefindt, N. W. 1960 Putterill, Miss L. E. A. 1933 MacDonald, Mrs. E. C. 1928/9 Norman, Mrs. B. R. 1945 Meech, H. R. B. 1961 (nee S. Phillips) Pycroft, Mrs. B. 1951 (nee Connock) Meggitt, Miss P. V. 1966 (nee P. A. Romyn) MacDonald, Miss J. 1951 Norman, Miss G. A. 1959 Meier, A. P. 1957 Norris, G. C. 1915 Pyott, Miss S. 1961 MacDowell, Miss M. F. 1957 Meier, H. H. 1963 MacGregor, Rev. A. M. 1953 Norvall, Miss S. F. 1955 Raftesath, G. I. 1953/4 Meine, P. F. B. 1945 Ntsekhe, Miss J. M. 1963 Macintosh, Rev. I. 1950 Meiring, Miss L. 1960 Rail Roberts, Mrs. E. Y. 1946 Mackay, Mr. I. D. 1958 Nulty, I. H. 1956 (nee Golding) Melle, Miss J. E. 1950 Nurse, Miss R. A. 1959 Mackenzie, Mrs. M. 1961 Melrose, Mrs. A. R. 1956 Rand, Mrs. P. 1935 (nee Dreyer) (nee Goosen) (nee G. M. Simon) MacKenzie, Prof. N. EI. 1935 Oakeshott, Miss E. R. 1919 Randall, Miss E. A. 1921 Melvin, M. D. 1954 O'Brien, Prof. P. A. 1949 MacKenzie, R. W. K. 1955 Mercery, Mrs. C. R. T. 1947 Rapeport, L. 1947 MacKenzie, Mrs. R. W. K. 1953 O’Brien, Miss P. A. 1962 Rattray, j. McF. 1961 (nee M. A. Saunders) O’Grady, M. T. 1961 (nee Richardson) Mesham, Mrs. N. I. 1958 Raubenheimer, Miss P. P. E. 1955 Mackintosh, M. L. 1963 (nee Craib) Ogus, S. A. 1933 Rauch, Miss C. M. 1968 MacPhail, Mrs. A. M. I. 1946 Metcalf, Rev. C. D. 1966 Oosterbrook, T. H. S. 1954 Rawson, C. A. 1956 (nee Bloomfield) 1946 Metlerkamp, D. P. 1948 Oosthuizen, Miss C. M. 1964 Rayment, Miss H. M. L. Maclay, D. R. 1961 Meyburg, G. J. 1962 Orpen, Mrs. J. J. M. 1949 Redelinghuys, L. 1958 Maclean, Mrs. R. D. 1945 Meyer, D. J. 1958 (nee M. E. McGillewie) Reeders, A. 1948/9 (nee E. A. J. Peacock) 1945 Meyer, G. 1962 Orth, H. U. G. 1961 Rees, D. W. 1964 Maclear, L. B. 1962 Meyer, J. H. 1953 O’Sullivan, T. G. T. 1958 Rees, Miss J. A. 1962 MacRae, Miss A. M. 1966 Meyer, J. H. 1936 Over, Mrs. G. M. 1962 Rees, Mrs. P. Mahaffey, Mrs. M. 1947 Meyer, T. A. 1967 (nee Dwyer) Reeve, Miss M. M. 1967 (nee Farquhar) Meyer, Miss U. C. J. 1952 Otten, Miss E. M. Reeve. R. J. M. 1935 Makepeace, M. N. N. 1957 Meyer, H. I. 1967 Oxley-Oxland, J. 1961/63 Reid, E. T. M. 1948/9 Malan, G. M. 1954 Michell, J. S. 1949 Reid, H. G. 1961 Malkin, A. C. N. 1950 Michell, Mrs. J. S. 1952 Pahl, A. C. 1960 Reid, Miss M. 1959 Mandy, S. N. 1947 (nee Darlison) Paling, Miss F. E. R. 1957 Reid, R. 1968 Mankowitz, Miss H. O. 1954 Middleton, R. C. 1960 Pallister, Miss E. R. 1965 Reilly, Miss S. G. 1961 Mankowitz, Miss M. A. 1958 Miller, Miss A. M. 1968 Palmer, F. W. 1950 Reily, B. H. 1952 Mann, G. L. Miller, Miss M. A. 1967 Panigel, Miss D. G. 1961 Reimers, Rev. D. G. 1964 Mann, J. W. 1948 Miller, R. G. 1960 Pansegrouw, Miss J. E. 1959 Ress, I. L. 1958 Manning, Miss R. S. 1960 Miller, W. B. 1925 Parr, J. L. 1961 Rettinger, Mrs. M. 1951 Manning, Miss M. S. 1959 Mills, W. A. 1947 Pascoe, Miss M. J. 1955 (nee P. H. E. Farrell) Mansfield, Mrs. B. 1955 Millson, Miss M. W. M. 1951 Paterson, J. G. 1941 Reilly, Miss J. H. 1958 (nee Viljoen) Milne, A. J. 1949 Paterson, R. G. 1954 Reynolds, Miss D. M. 1958 Marais, Mrs. E. J. (nee Rex) 1938 Miners, Miss E. J. 1960 Paterson, Mrs. R. G. 1955 Rich, Miss D. M. 1956 Marais, M. T. 1951 Mitchell, Mrs. K. 1941 (nee Lampson) Rich, J. M. 1953/5 Maree, J. G. B. 1965 (nee M. M. G. Louw) Paverd, A. L. 1965 Richardson, Mrs. S. A. 1933 Margate, Miss D. L. 1943 Molyneux, B. S. 1960 Patrick, G. W. 1961 (nee A. Buck) Mariarty, Mrs. G. F. 1938 Montgomery, Mrs. C. H. 1947 Pearson, Miss J. G. 1962 Richter, Mrs. H. 1960 (nee I. J. Fitzpatrick) (nee Walters) Peckham, Miss D. A. 1966 Ridgeway, Mrs. F. C. 1952 Maritz, B. B. 1953 Moodie, D. 1953 Pegler, Mrs. M. R. 1952 (nee Jordaan) Marshall, M. M. 1956 Moodie, Mrs. F. 1955 (nee P. M. Butler) Rimmington, Mrs. I. E. 1941 Martin, Mrs. E. L. 1958 (nee C. L. Savage) Penn, J. P. 1962 (nee Hobson) (nee Hemming) Moodie, T. D. 1962 Perl, S. 1961 Ringdahl, P. G. 1965 Martin, J. A. L. 1957 Moodley, K. 1963 Perrott, Mrs. M. 1959 Rissik, G. 1952/4 Martin, Rev. M. B. 1949 Moorcroft, Miss S. E, 1959 (nee C. J. Hickley) Ritchie, J. 1935 Marucchi, E. 1960 Moore, F. C. 1967 Perry, Miss E. A. 1958 Ritson, D. J. 1956 Maske, Dr. H. H. A. E. 1962 Moore, G. A. 1947 Perry, H. S. 1950/3 Roberts, D. J. 1947 Mason, C. J. 1955 Morgan, Miss M. 1955 Pharo, Mrs. C. 1957 Roberts, Miss G. M. 1951 Matheson, A. H. 1965 Morgan, R. P. E. 1946 Phelps, Miss E. 1945 Robertson, A. W. 1967 Mathews, V. N. 1955 Morris, Mrs. A. M. O. 1941 Philactou, G. O. 1962 Robertson, D. C. T. 1965 May, Mrs. J. 1940 (nee Bull) Philips, A. H. 1930/33 Robertson, G. 1935 (nee D. A. Meara) Morris, A. R. 1939 Phillips, J. L. 1949 Robertson, N. L. 1950 Maynard, Miss K. A. 1959 Morris, R. O. 1954 Phillips, Mrs. P. 1959 Robertson, Mrs. N. L. 1950 McAllister, J. D. C. 1960 Mossom, M. S. 1960 (nee D. D. Opperman) (nee B. L. Eddy) McCallum, J. B. 1956 Mowbray, Mrs. D. J. 1955 Phillips, R. Y. 1963/6 Robinson, Miss J. D. 1962 McCawley, Mrs. W. 1952 (nee Evans) Phillips, Miss S. G. 1960 Roche, Miss 1. A. R. 1963 (nee J. K. Wishart) Mukheibir, E. 1951 Phillips, Miss E. J. 1955 Roche, W. 1942 McCormac, D. P. 1950 Muller, Adv. G. B. 1934 Phillips, J. G. P. 1957 Roche, Mrs. W. 1943 McDonald, I. 1941 Muller, Mrs. R. V. 1950 Pickett, D. J. 1961 (nee Rhodes-Harrison) McDonald, Mrs. I. C. E. 1962 (nee Atherstone) Pilley, E. G. 1965 Rocher, R. G. 1961 (nee T. A. E. Esselaar) Murfin, Miss M. A. 1960 Pinker, Mrs. E. H. 1950 Rodda, P. G. 1967 McDougall, R. D. 1967 Murgatroyd, N. A. (nee Elliott) Rodger, M. W. 1958/9 McEwan, J. M. 1965 Murray, Dr. B. K. 1959 Plumpton, Miss S. J. 1963 Rodney, L. B. 1950/3 McFarlane, G. 1961 Murray, C. S. 1950 Pohl, D. J. 1967 Rodrigues, T. F. A. 1961/3 McGaw, D. M. 1967 Murray, Mrs. K. (nee Legg) 1931 Polack, A. E. 1956 Rogers, Mrs. W. A. 1965 McGibbon, I. F. 1967 Murray, Mrs. P. A. 1961 Polley, Miss L. A. 1968 (nee Steyn) McGill, N. J. 1960 (nee Rubidge) Pollock, J. J. 1958 Rogers, Miss C. M. 1955 McGillivray, Miss G. M. 1958 1952 Murray, Miss P. J. 1963 Popp, A. H. E. 1960 Rooke, Mrs. B. McGillivray, Miss M. 1950 Porter, Mrs. P. (nee D’Arcy) 1956 (nee D. Meyer) McGinn, M. A. 1965 Murray-Smith, R. de L. 1955 Posner, W. H. 1946/9 Roose, Miss M. A. 1947 McGonnell, P. J. 1969 Myburgh, I. J. 1965 Potgieter, Miss J. M. 1959 Continued onPage 12
11 Continued from Page 11 Smerdon, Miss G. L. 1964 Thomas, Mrs. M. 1952 Wagner, Mrs. D. 1950 Smirin, Miss D. 1960 (nee A. E. Gace) (nee de Villiers) Roose, Dr. P. G. 1948 Smit, J. P. 1950/9 Thomas, R. D. 1959 Waldbaum, B. S. 1965 Rosin, G. 1925 Smit, Miss P. J. 1964 Thompson, Miss L. O. 1954 Walker, L. H. W. 1965 Ross, A. 1961 Smith, Mrs. F. M. 1935 Thompson, R. N. 1959 Walker, S. J. 1950 Ross, K. R. 1960 (nee Lundi) Thompson, Mrs. R. N. Walters, D. W. 1959 Roux, A. F. M. 1963 Smith, Miss M. J. 1958 (nee J. D. Hobson) Wallendorf, Miss S. A. 1950 Rowett, R. D. 1967 Smith, Mrs. N. A. B. 1940 Thomson, Miss E. M. 1949 Walton, Miss E. P. M. 1948 Rowland, Miss P. I. T. 1948 (nee J. A. Laurie) Thomson, Mrs. I. 1959 Warburton, Miss D. O. 1958 Roxburgh, Miss H. B. 1941 Smith, N. A. B. 1940 (nee G. D. A. Robinson) Wards, Mrs. J. S. (nee Leith) 1940 Rudman, C. Q. 1958 Smith, R. C. 1950 Thomson, I. E. 1954 Waring, Mrs. M. R. H. 1945 Ruscoe, C. J. 1969 Smith, Miss S. L. 1959 Thomson, Miss M. E. 1936 (nee Barlow) Rush, D. W. 1964/5 Smith, W. A. 1954 Thomson, N. G. 1952/3 Warner, A. 1961 Russell, Mrs. F. 1937 Smolias, G. S. 1952 Thornton, Mrs. H. E. 1953 Warren, D. R. 1963 (nee I. Stock) Smyth, O. W. 1951 (nee Thorpe) Warren-Smith, R. A. 1949 Russell, G. B. 1947/8 Snelling, J. 1935 Thornton, Miss M. R. 1948 Watson, F. E. 1957 Russell, H. E. A. 1964/5 Snow, D. 1959 Thorpe, J. A. 1957 Watson, Miss M. A. 1950 Russell, Miss P. A. S. 1961 Sommerville, D. A. S. 1963 Thorpe, Mrs. J. A. 1958 Watt, Miss R. M. 1964 Russell, R. G. 1935 Southgate, R. 1960/1 (nee R. Johnstone) Watts, J. C. D. 1948/49/52 Rutherford, Miss V. A. L. 1951 Spence, Miss E. 1962 Thorpe, J. L. 1958 Webb, Miss I. M. 1967/8 Rigby, Miss D. 1965 Spencer, Mrs. G. H. 1928 Tidbury, J. R. 1949 Webb, Mrs. I. (nee J. Alers) 1961 (nee Anthony) Tiernan, Miss B. R. 1962 Webb, Mrs. W. 1928 Sargeant, Mrs. H. M. 1936 Spies, P. H. 1965 Till, Mrs. A. G. 1942 (nee E. L. Torr) (nee Biggs) Sprack, J. M. 1964/6 (nee Mildenhall) Weeks, Mrs. P. A. G. 1952/3 Sauer, Miss M. H. 1954 Sprout, R. M. D. 1966 Timms, P. D. 1950/2 (nee W. J. van Beeck) Schaffer, J. E. 1952 Squair, C. H. 1948 Todd, R. J. W. 1962 Wegener, J. E. 1957 Scheel, J. 1963 Stacey, H. B. 1962 Toet, Mrs. M. J. 1961 Weinberg, G. 1952 Schnell, D. B. 1965 Stanley, Mrs. G. H. 1916 (nee Langridge) Weinberger, P. J. 1950 Schmidt, Mrs. A. E. 1947 (nee M. A. King) Tomlin, Miss J. M. 1962 (nee J. P. Gelman) (nee Gordon) Stanley, Miss V. 1946 Tonge, F. V. 1956 Weir, M. E. W. 1952 Schoonees, E. T. 1965 Starling, Miss P. 1962 Toubkin, M. E. 1955/6 Wendler, Mrs. G. M. 1960 Schroeder, Miss H. H. V. 1955 Stead, H. A. J. 1926 Tregoning, K. B. 1966 (nee Treliving) Schroeder, R. L. 1965/6 Steenkamp, Mrs. J. P. 1963 Trehaeven, W. B. S. 1952 Wennink, Miss C. M. 1953/4 Schütz, Miss C. 1919 (nee F. A. Sexby) Trehaeven, B. E. S. 1954/6 Wessels, Miss S. 1964 Schwietering, Mrs. S. E. H. 1950 Stephen, R. G. 1942 Trehaeven, D. H. 1948 West, Mrs. J. 1955/6 (nee Stark) Steven, Miss P. 1962 Trengrove-Jones, P. 1964 (nee B. Fitzwilliam) Schweizer, M. J. C. 1949 Stevens, Mrs. L. A. 1942 Trevor, N. R. 1962 West, Mrs. W. (nee Squires) 1945 Scott, Miss E. A. 1956 (nee P. E. Dymond) Trump, G. W. 1953 Wettstein, Miss M. S. 1952 Scott, A. J. 1965 Stephens, H. A. S. 1961 Turner, A. C. 1955 Wheeldon, Miss C. J. 1944 Scott, D. 1963 Stewart. Mrs. D. K. 1959 Turton, Miss M. A. 1958 Wheeler, J. R. 1928 Scott, D. A. 1959 (nee M. A. Sansom) Tyndale, Biscoe, Dr. J. M. 1954 White, Miss D. M. 1928/30 Scott, E. S. 1960 Stoffberg, J. 1968/9 Thacker, J. E. T. 1965 White, I. S. E. 1962 Scott, Mrs. E. S. 1959 Stoker, Mrs. P. 1956 Whitecross, D. M. 1964 (nee W. R. Mizon) (nee J. E. Joubert) Unger, A. C. 1935 Whitehead, J. T. 1958/60 Scott, Mrs. Z. M. 1928 Stone, A. E. W. 1965 Whitehead, V. B. 1951/8/9 (nee Coulthard) Stone, W. O. 1962/3 van Blerk, Mrs. L. B. 1964 Whitefield, R. L. 1968/9 Scrimgeour, Mrs. M. A. G. 1945 Stone, M. S. 1965 Whitney, Miss V. H. 1929 (nee McLeod) Storey, Rev. P. J. 1959 (nee Hutton) Van Blommestein, B. R. 1957 Whitworth, Miss P. D. 1968 Sefton, Mrs. G. A. 1959 Stow, J. G. 1962 Wigg, E. W. 1963 (nee Jones) 1962 van der Eist, J. 1964 Straughan, J. L. van der Vent, Mrs. D. L. 1962 Wilde, R. V. 1966/7 Seigal, C. C. W. 1969 Streeten, R. H. 1948 Williams, Mrs. A. R. 1934 Selson, J. 1964 1957 (nee Dayton) Streicher, D. C. van der Westhuizen, (nee E. L. W. White) Seligman, N. 1967/8 Strelitz, D. W. 1961/3 Williams, P. J. B. 1948 Semple, Miss H. E. 1959 Miss M. H. 1966 Surtees, A. M. 1962 van Heerden, A. L. 1967 Wilmot, S. W. 1954 Shamley, Miss D. A. F. 1964/5 Swabey, Mrs. J. 1926 Wilson, Miss E. O. 1958 Shand, M. J. 1964 van Heerden, Miss E. 1952 (nee Thomas) van Heerden, J. A. 1964/5 Wilson, Mrs. G. P. 1949 Shapiro, Miss A. H. 1951 Swanepoel, Miss E. F. 1951 (nee Harper) Shatz, H. 1950/1 1947 van Heerden, Miss W. J. 1955 Swardt, E. S. van Heyningen, P. A. C. 1938 Wisnevitz, J. I. 1961 Shaw, Mrs. B. E. 1931/4/5 Swift, M. P. 1949 Witz, A. 1947 (nee Gilfillan) van Niekerk, G. D. 1952 Swart, B. J. 1964 van Niekerk, Miss V. 1958 Wood, I. D. 1951 Shaw, Mrs. E. M. 1958 Symons, D. I. S. 1960 Wood, J. R. 1967 (nee van Beeck) Syphus, Miss M. H. 1940 van Rensburg, J. F. J. 1960 van Wyk, E. M. 1961 Wood, T. M. 1966 Shaw, J. C. B. 1956 Scheepmaker, F. 1964 Wood, A. B. 1963/5 Shearer, Mrs. D. E. 1921 van Wyk, P. C. 1954 Styles, Mrs. V. C. 1964 vanZyl, P. E. 1953 Wood, Rev. R. L. 1950/3 (nee Hilner) (nee Zamek) Woodgate, Miss G. G. 1962 Sheasby, Rev. A. L. 1950 Varnals, G. D. 1958 Vaughan, B. M. 1962 Woolard, Mrs. E. A. 1963 Shephard, Miss D. G. 1967 (nee Gabbe) Shepherd, R. A. 1966 Taylor, Miss C. J. 1964 Venables, C. 1960 Venables, Miss J. A. 1963 Woollgar, N. E. 1960 Shepherd, Miss S. M. 1951 Thacker, Mrs. H. 1965/6 Worby, Mrs. B. P. 1952/3 Sherriffs, B. D. 1960 (nee Searle) Vermaak, C. F. 1950 Vermaak, Miss D. 1963 (nee Johnson) Sherwin, Mrs. M.M. 1931 Tarr, G. 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