Year of 1956
Students of 1956:
The first names of the students are given with their surnames.
The surnames used for the ladies are those as they were while students.
Names supplied by Roy and Pat Davey.
Back row standing: Ray Lutge, Dale Hobson, Frank Thorns, Roy Davey, Jack Smit, Ken Miller, Llewellyn Bownes, Neil Bezuidenhout, Ted Hope.
3rd Row standing: Steve Twycross, Mike McIntosh, Reg Austin, Winston Adams, Dave Crowdace, Vic Stuart, Petro de Klerk.
2nd Row standing: Naomit Smit, Val Diepraam, Hilda Byfield, Joyce Fabricius, Rosemary Catteral, Margaret Houison, Margaret Currie, Maria Lutge, Wendy Bownes, Lillian Marks, Olive Agnew (Ricketts), Pat Lowe (Davey), Grace Cumming, Gwen Thomas.
Front row ladies seated: Ray Endley, Pat Hope, Grace van den Berg, Mabel Hermanson, Isabel Catling, Phyllis Roentgen, Enid Sharrat, Mavis Stuart, Jess Mitchell.
Sitting on the floor: Morris Riddell, Johan de Koning.
And not present Dora Crewe.
First Year Students Bezuidenhout, Neil Bownes, Llewellyn Byfield, Hilda (Semple) Cumming, M G Davidson, Mavis (Stuart) De Koning, J P Diepraam, Valerie Gibson, Brian Heanley, John Herringshaw, Margaret Hobbs, Mary Hobson, Dale Hope, Patricia (Cox) Marks, Lilian Mitchell, Jessie (Twycross) Otto, Rienie Riddell, Morris Twycross, Stephen Van den Berg, Grace (Belsham} Williams, Audrey |
Second Year Students Adams, Winston Agnew, Olive (Ricketts) Austin, Reg Catterall, Rosemary Crewe, Dora (Tudor) Croudace, David Currie, Margaret Davey, Roy Fabricius, Joyce Hope, Ted Houison, Margaret Knoester, E (van Drimmelin) Lowe, Pat (Davey) Lutge, Maria MacIntosh, Michael Maitland, Donald Miller, Kenneth Sharratt, Enid Smit, Jack Smit, Naomi Stuart, Victor Thomas, Gwen (de Stadler) Thorns, Frank |
Third Year Students De Klerk, Petro Lutge, Raymond |
Graduates of 1956
Davey, Roy |
Stories of the Past Students
- Davey, Roy
- Lowe, Pat (Davey)
- Hope, Ted
Below is a report on Ted Hope by Mrs Dulcie McDonald taken from the 1969 Annual Report.
Mr. Ted Hope (1955/56) went to the Far East under the O.M.F. in 1957 and worked mainly among the Lisu peoples in North Thailand. He returned to South Africa in 1966 to take a special course at Wits. University where he obtained an Honours B.A. in Linguistics. Ted has been granted a special Scholarship and he is now in the Department of Linguistics at the Australian National University in Canberra. Here he will spend one year in study and one year in Thailand doing further research. Ted’s special qualifications in Linguistics will be of tremendous value in translation work and in preparing study courses for missionaries in the Lisu language.