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1946
OFFICERS:
Chairman:
Rotarian B .3 . Farrow
Vice-Chairman:
Rotarian G.M. Brown
Secretary:
Rotarian Dr. H .G . Luttig
Treasurer:
Rotarian G .E . Butterworth
O .C . Sponsors:
Rotarian M .A . Zoccola
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For INDEX see end of Case History
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NQTB:
An additional number of lads are being re-sponsored
on their return from Active Senrice, particulars of
which may be obtained from the O .C . Employment Sub-Committee,
Rotarian H . J . I . Goetsch.
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BOYS
AT
SCHOOL.
^NDERSON, William;
144 Galteemore Street,
Born:
2 8 /3 /1 9 3 1 .
Malvern.
SPONSOR*
J . L . CItRK
(Brother of Jessie Anderson. Father mentally deficient. Three children.
Income £15. Anns contributing £ 3.10.- , per month - £5. from another source.
1944: Attending Jeppe High in Form I .
Trys hard and December report very
satisfactory - promoted to Form I I for 1945.
1946; Passed into Std. V I I I .
? To continue to Metric* Principal states he
appears to favour Engineering.
BACKER, Louis James Henry
17 Norfolk Avenue,
Craighall Park.
Born:
7 /1 0 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor;
Iff. ALLEN
Brother to George Backer. At end of 1944 passed Std. V I I I at Louw Geldenhuys
Junior High School, Linden, Frther dead; mother a dressmaker - owns cottage
in which she lives with four children.
1945: First year - carpentry - at Wit. Tech. Trades School. Bursary obtained
by Club.
1946:
Bursary granted for Second Year.
Good report from Sponsor.
BESTER, Raymond James
S t . George' s Home.
Born:
8 /1 1 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor:
M .A . ZOCCOLA
Both parents dead. Two sisters - 23 and 21; brother 9 .
1944: in Std. V II at Jeppe High. October report - •’•unsatisfactory results
but has improved greatly recently .» December, 1944 report: promoted to Std.
V III on bare passing aggregate.
1946; Decided to keep gt school for another year. Remains in Std. V I I I ,
Principal reports progress slow and would probably benefit by staying in
Std. V III for further year.
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BEUKES, Barend Mathew
29 Fourth Avenue,
MAYFAIR.
‘
g 3 /2 /1 9 29.
Sponsor:
J . J . Strasheim
Father a Tram Driver. Boy wishes to become a Presikant or School Teacher family finances not equal to t h is .
Started ^t Helpmekaar in 1942.
1943;
_iChool reports satisfactory in spite o f much sickness. Has tuberculosis and
of course cannot follow a Tr-de. Dr. Strawbaun says he w ill never be a whole
man; Reports for 1944 very good. 1945: Continuing at Helpmekaar in Form IV.
1945. Continue to Metric and then to Teaching profession.
BOSHOFF, Frederick Wynand:
25 Dover Street,
Westdene.
Bom :
22/6/1929
Sponsor:
P .D . Amm
Stepfather a bricklayer. Wishes to be a Predikant. Agreed to assist up to
£3.10.- . Another example of parent aiming at career far beyond family capacity
to provide. 1942: Good report from Helpmekaar. 1944: In Std. 8 - very'good
report; last term was 7th in class after being 32nd st «nd of third term.
1945; To continue to Matric with possibility of obtaining bursary to train
for the Church. 1 9 4 6 j To continue to Matric. D .R . Church to be contacted to
assist with theological studies.
BRIT3> Willem
114 Gold Street,
City and Suourban.
.
2 2 /5 /1 9 3 1 .
Sponsor:
F . J . Lang.
Father a night-watchman - P .W .D ., earning £4.10.- . oer week. Decided to assist
this lad at Kensington High for one year (1944) and then review case. One
other boy in family. Amenities and exam, fees - Std. V I . Wants to become a
detective. Good reports for 1944 - Principal says he is a very friendly and
conscientious boy. 1945: Continue at Kensington High. 1946:
To continue at
BRITS, Willem (Contd. )j
School to Matric. Sponsor to arrange for tram fares, £1. for school fees and
also requires certain amenities.
DU TQIT. Johan G.W
11 Orange Street,
Sunnyside,
Father died on Active Service. Mother owns
One brother 2 9 . Three sisters - 25, 23 and
Rossmore A.M. Jun. High, 1945: First year
Mechanic - bursary granted. 1946: Bursary
Good report for 1945.
Born:
2 7 /5 /1 9 3 0 ,
Sponsor, H . J . I . Goetsch
house; military pension: £192.
9 . Passed Std. VI - 1944 - at
at Wit. Tech. Trades School - Motor
granted for second year of £14.
FRANCIS, Albert.
Bom :
1 /1 2 /1 9 2 9 .
St. George’ s Home,
Sponsor:
N , Jones,
Father’ s address: Room 8 , Troyeville Chambers, Troyeville. 1943; At Jeppe
High in Form I I . Report poor but he is a w illing worker. Will benefit by
2nd year in Form I I .
Should matriculate at IV , but if sufficient progress not
made w ill send him to Trades School, December 1944: Passed into Std. 8 .
1945: Mr. McDavid hag agreed to accept Francis at Trades School in a course of
Structural Engineering but does not think he hss sufficient background.
Bursary not granted.
Will assist. 1946: Bursary granted for second year of
£14. Good report for 1945.
GLASS, Ronnie;
Bom ;
1 2 /4/1931
St. George's Home.
Sponsor:
IT. Jones,
Mother living in Germiston. 1943: At Jeppe High in Form I .
1944: In Form I I .
Has taken to reading and is improving mentally as well as physically, wishes
to be an accountant. 1945:
In Std. 8 - continuing at Jeppe High,
1946: Still
very young and to remain in Form I I I for another year.
JOHNSON, D.A
71 Octavia Hill Flats,
Pioneer Boad, Fordsburg.
Born:
1 6 /1 2 /1 9 3 1 ,
Sponsor:
P .E . Hughes.
Case recommended by Mr. F , J . Cronje, Principal of Mayfair Junior High School,
Passed Std VI in 1945, Father deceased, 1946: Full Bursary granted(£14,) at
Trades School for first year as Plumber, Amenities granted,
JOFFE, Samuel:
Born:
2 1 /1 1 /1 9 2 7 ,
Sponsor:
Prof. Richards
Mother a widow with five children - 2 girls working, 1 at school. 1 son at
Trades School. Samuel obtained 1st class matric at Forest High School' in 1943
with distinctions in Maths, Mechanics and Bookkeeping, Obtained fu ll University
Bursary for 1944 (£72) Faculty of Engineering, Assist with books, etc,
1945: Completed a ll qualifying courses prescribed for first year’ s study for
B. Sc. (Eng.) degree in branch of C ivil Engineering and obtained fu ll Bursary.
Lade a scholar of the University for 1945. 1946:
Obtained fu ll Bursary again
for third year.
KRUGER, Johannes Lodewickus:
C/o Mrs. Botes (Aunt),
29a Kimberley R d ., Bertrams.
Bom :
2 1 /3 /1 9 3 1 .
Sponsor:
P .D . Amm.
Boy’ s stepfather and mother are living in Mafeking and he has been committed to
the care of Mrs. Botes. Bursary has been obtained for him at Trades School for
1945 - Fitter and Turner - and Club has fixed him up with books and tools.
Passed otd, 5 in Dec. 1944 at Cottesloe School. Case recommended by Child Wel­
fare Society.
1946: Bursary (£ 7 ,) granted for first half year, to be revieired
again later.
BOYS AT SCHOOLS (Contd.l
McGRANAHAN, J-mes Richard Benson:
16 Louis Botha Avenue,
Berea.
Born:
1 2 /6 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor:
J . J . Strasheim,
1944; Passed Std. V . at Twist Street School, Agreed to put him. to Trades
School, Father killed Up North, Mother receives military pension of
£ 9 .1 2 .5 . plus £ 1 3 ,7 .6 . from Governor General's Fund, One girl - 7 years old.
Principal of Twist Street School reports:
"This lad is a brilliant student and
a born leader. He is plfeasant, conscientious and worth the very best oppor­
tunity provided for his secondary education". Was top of his class.
Trades School - first year carpenter, second year Fitter & TUrner, Bursary
granted for first year - 1945. 1946; Finally decided to continue at Trades
School for further year. Bursary granted.
McLACHLAN, M .J . :
1 Doris Street,
Kensington.
Born:
2 3 /4 /1 9 2 8 .
Sponsor:
H . Williams,
Case introduced by Rotarian Williams. Taking four year course at University
for B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering. Father in ill-health. Mother working,
1945: Granted £15. assistance for books etc. for his first year. 1946; Good
report for y e r ending 1945, Further grant made of £15, for 1946, for his
second year.
0EL0FSE, Casparus:
95 East Ro--d,
Regents Park.
Born:
2 /1 1 /1 9 38.
Sponsor:
J .C , Merkin,
Father suffers from Phthisis and not working. Boy wishes to be a School Teacher.
1942: Attending Helpmekaar in Std. V I . Report f a i r ,
1943;
In Std, V II made good progress;
decided to let him Hiatriculate. 1944: In Std, V I I I - no
progress made; position in class dropped considerably. 1945 - Promoted to
Std, IX
Post-matric assistance cannot be given. 1946:
To continue to Matric
and then to Teaching profession.
PRINGLE, James Archibald.
43 Sixth Avenue,
Parktown North,
Born:
2 8 /7 /1 9 3 1 ,
Sponsor:
J . J , Walker.
Father Up North, One sister. 1945; Carrying on at Parktown High in Form I I I ,
but sponsor thinks he will not be able to matriculate. Agreed to assist ’^ith
books up to- £5. Failed to pass Std. V I I I in 1945,
1946: Decided he should
continue at school for another year,
ROBERTS, John H a ll:
C/o Mrs. H ill (Grandmother)
401A Jules Street, Malvern,
Born:
4 /5 /1 9 3 2 ,
Sponsor:
A .S , Furner,
Child deserted by parents. Case recommended by Children's Aid and E .B .F . Trade
School Bursary obtained for 5 year course - Electrical Engineer. Agreed to
supply books and amenities. 1944: First year at Trades School; June report
fair but very young for class. December report: Good. 1945: Second year at
Trades School. 1946: Bursary (? £ 14.) granted at Trades School.
R0Q5, Ockert Rudolph:
112 Juta Street,
Braamfontein,
Case recommended by Child Welfare Society.
Born:
5/9/1930
Sponsor M , Penny.
Father's whereabouts unknown for
CASE HISTORY, 1 9 4 6 .
BOYS AT SCHOOL (C o n td .);
SAUNDERS, He nry :
Born:
S t . George• s Home.
Sponsor:
2 3 /9 /1 9 3 0 .
A . Thorburn.
Father dead. Mother works at S.i-.P. Club, living at 7 Cornwallis Buildings,
Hoek Street, City.
Two daughters - 14 & 15. 1944;
second year in Std VI
at Jeppe High.
-tents to be Electrician. December 1944 report: Very weak but
promoted to Std. V I I ,
1945: Transferred to Malvern Jun. High where he will
stay to take his J .C . exrm. 1946: Continues at same school to take his J .C .
this year.
SHENTON, Leonard Dudley:
26 Octavia H ill Flats,
M fy fe ir.
Born:
4 /9 /1 9 2 9 .
Sponsor:
G .A . Ashley.
Father dead. Mother in Army; another boy younger than Dudley. 1943: Mother
obtained bursary at W it. Tech. Trades School where he is taking five year
course. Committee agreed to assist with books, tools, clothing. Said to be a
very likeable youngster, most polite and courteous, keen on his work. Progress
for year fairly gx>d. 1944: June report satisfactory. December report: good.
1945: Third year at Trades School.
Bursary granted. 1946: Committee dis­
agreed with Mother as regards this case, and also as regards younger brother
(B .B . Shenton). See letters written to Sponsor. Apparently Sponsor wishes to
carry on and continue contact with both cases as he thinks f i t ,
VAN RENSBURG. P h illip ;
111 George Street,
Rosettenville,
Born:
2 4 /1 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor:
E .B . Farrow
1942: At Helpmekaar in Std, VI.- Has made good progress at school, December,
1944; Passed Form I I I ;
position improved to 43rd (our of 120) from 70th at
end of third term, 1945: In form IV . Wishes to be a schoolmaster. 1946; To
continue to Matric and then to Teaching ' profession.
VEENENDAAL, Hendrikes Johannes:
la Inverness Road,
Westdene. ‘
Born:
2 /7 /1 9 2 8 ,
Sponsor;
J . J . Strasheim
1942: Attending Helpmekaar - June report good. Wishes to take up Mechanical
Engineering. 1943: Obtained bursary for first year at Wit. Tech. Trades
School - report: Conduct and progress very good. Bursary was obtained for
1944: December report very good. 1945: Municipal Bursary arsrded for 1945
Trades School. 1946; Continues at Trades School, but Bursary not granted
(Family income £432.-.-.)
YOUNG, Donald Gerald:
Born:
S t . George’ s Home.
11/2/1931 .
Sponsor:
M .A . Zoccola.
Father's whereabouts unknown. Has three brothers and four sisters nearly all
grown up. Jants to be Electrical Engineer. 1944:
In Form I at Jeppe High.
Tried hard but will never matriculate. Marks - 3 8 /4 0 $ . 1945: Transferred to
report11
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ZWEIGERS, Pieter Andrus:
T° COntinue at same Scho° l to J .C .
Born:
See Principal’ s
4 /8 /1 9 3 0
Sponsor:
D r. Monty Lawson.
Father a tailor - £10 per week. Parents want son to be a Minister. Good reports
from Kensington A/M. School for 1942 /1 9 4 4. 1945: Continuing at High School to matricc 1946: To continue same school.
I f Zweigers obtains a first class
matric, Rotarian Dr. Luttig has promised to endeavour to find ways of obtaining
a University bursary. The Club have not the funds to promise such a long term
expenditure as is involved by a course at the University,
BOYS WORKING (APPRENTICED ETC.)
ALLEN, John Joseph:
91 St. George Street,
Bellevue East.
Born.
2 2 /4 /1 9 2 9 .
Sponsor:
?
Case introduced by Mr. J . Guthrie of W it. Tech. Trades School. Attended Trade
School sn.'i took National Junior Technical Certificate Std. V I II end 1945.
Wanted to be apprenticed as Aeronautical Engineer, but no vacancy possible.
Mrs. Allen a widow in poor health, and Rotary Anns in touch and assisting.
Grant made by Child Welfare Department. Younger sister of 13, now attending
Observatory Girls School. Rotarian Goetsch persevering to have John appren­
ticed as Motor Mechanic. Has temporary employment at Magistrates* Courts.
AXSSL, Joseph Ashton;
7 Hull Street,
Vrededorp.
Born 1 6 /4 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor:
?
Case introduced by Miss van der Bergh of Social Services. Attended Crossby
Junior ochool. Passed Std VII in 1945. Father il l and not expected to live.
One other son age 14, and daughter age 20, allowing £8 . per month, minted to
be apprenticed as Fitter and Turner but hopeless. Rotarisn Goetsch now trying
to fix up as Cabinet Maker.
BACHER, George:
17 Norfolk Avenue,
Craighall Park.
Sponsor;
M . Allen
Obtained first year Bursary at W it, Tech, Trades School for 1941:
did w ell.
Completed second year satisfactorily but being too young for apprenticeship
continued at Trades School for another two years; parsed P .T .C . and J .T .C .
1944: December report - good. Commenced work in 1945 at the Central Engineer­
ing Vforks. Good report from Sponsor during 1945. Good report end of year
from Wit. Tech.
BATaS, Oliver:
Sponsor:
W. Humphreys.
Parents divorced. Father remarried and stepmother did not treat boy w ell. At
request of Magistrate of Juvenile Court was admitted to St. George's Home in
September 1941. Report from Jeppe High - December 1942 - fairly good. Wished
to become a Motor Mechanic. Work improved in Form II - 1943.
1944; Obtained
half-bursary at W.T. Trades School as Motor Mechanic, Towards end of 1944 was
apprenticed to BURROUGHS Ml CHINES. Bad report end 1945 from Wt. Tech. Boy
being efficiently looked after by Sponsor and his manager, Mr, Turton, who
reports Bates keen on joining Navy. Final result awaited.
B A | M ^ R o M l d _ G .;
6 Rosavel Place,
C/o Smit & Quartz Streets.
Sponsor:
E .B . Farrow
Widowed mother applied for guidance in the career of her son - no financial
assistance required. As a special concession on account of his age (education
bad been set back because of much sickness) Wit. Tech. agreed to admit Ronald
to College Residence and Trades School in 1943 - Electrical Engineering - made
tq / r y progress.
In 1944 (second year) June and December reports very good,
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firm of Electrical Engineers - P .G .M . MAGNUSSEN - who oropose
thct he be indentured right away. Will continue sponsorship until he has com­
pleted apprenticeship. Good report end 1945, including from Wit. Tech.
^RGESS, WiUiam John;
252 Jeppe Street,
City*
Born;
e/6/1929.
.
Sponsor;
A, Haak.
? q ^ er
a ^ g e s s , sponsored by Rotary Anns.
Case introduced by A . Haak,
- .
attending first year 3 t Wit. Tech. Trades School - Motor Mechanic.
work.
1946.'
f en itie s* 1944 ^
report - fair - capable of better
December report - very good. 1945:
Bursary not granted, w ill assist.
Apprenticed with Albert Haak as Motor Mechanic.
CHURCH, Lindsay (B i l l y ):
12 Clifton Court,
Cnr. Smit & Melle Streets,
Braamfontein.
Born:
1 /1 2 /1 9 2 6 .
Sponsor:
T .F . G riffin .
1940: Father dead. Attended Athlone High School. Passed Std V I I I .
U^nts to
be fitter and Turner. 1941: Attending Wit. Tech College. Committee pay fees,
books and amenities.
1942: Attended Wit. Tech for second year.
1943 - 1946: Apprenticed as Fitter and Turner in Johannesburg Municipality,
Always good reports from Wit. Tech.
DRAKE, A l f r e d .:
Octavis Hill F ists.
Born:
2 /2 /1 9 4 1 .
Sponsori
E .B . Farrow
1941: Commenced in January 2
year course in Fitting and Turning at Wit. Tech.
Father suffers from tuberculosis. Mother receives £4. per month from King
George V fund - is taking employment. Agreed to pay balance of fees, e tc .,
approximately £8 .
1942:
Second year course at W it. Tech. 1943: Apprenticed
as Fitter and Turner with Head Wrightson & Co. 1944/6 Good reports from
employers, and generally speaking from Wit. Tech.
Sponsor h a s b e e n in regular
touch with employers through Rotarian J . J . Walker.
FOUR I E , William Scott:
23 Fifth Street,
Maraisburg North.
Bom :
8 /1 /1 9 2 9 .
Sponsor:
E .B . Furrow,
1942: In Std. VI at Helpmekaar - report above average, Father and brother in
Army. 1943; Passed Std. V I I .
1944: Decided to continue to matric and then
decide on career. December report 1944: Did not progress as expected dropped to 54th position in class from 19th at end of third term. Passed into
Std. IX .
Wishes to study medicine but Club cannot promise University assistance.
1945: Continue at Helpmekaar - Jun. Matric. 1946: Obliged to leave school
during 1945 on account of adverse family circumstances. Now employed by Rand
Water 3oard, and Rotarian McMurray w ill report progress in future.
FULLER, Henry Ray:
5 - 6th Street,
M ellville.
Sponsor:
H .S . Read.
Father s Shunter on the Railways. There are two other boys and four girls - all
younger than Henry.
Started at Wit. Tech. in 1943 but Mr. McDavid gave s poor
report and said he was always i l l .
Wants to be Fitter & Turner. 1944: ob­
tained second year bursary. Since found that he had very bad eyesight; this
has been corrected and he no longer has complex about his health - it is hoped
that he w ill now improve generally. December report 1944 - very weak.
1945: Apprenticeship with General Services. Wit. Tech. reoort end 1945 not too
good, Sponsor taking matter up,
GUTSTADTHe rry :
62 Octavia Hill Flats
Sponsor:
G.M. Brown.
Mother a soldier's widow - six children - pension £10 per month. In 1942 Harry
attended first year a t.W it . Tech. Trades School - Electrical Engineering. *
Bursary was obtained for second year. 1943: Club providing books, etc. Report
on^his work fa ir . 1944 - third year - December report fairly good.
1945: Apprenticed with Head Wrightson & Co. Benoni Works. Wit. Tech. report at
end year not too good. Sponsor and employer to investigate.
&JTSTADT?_ Herbert G . :
^ Octavi? Hill Flats.
Born: 10/2/1930
Sponsor: G.M. Brovm.
Father died in Army. Mother working in Bazaar. Five other children. Club h.-s
been sponsoring brother Harry. Passed Std. VI at end of 1943 at Mayfair Junior
High. 1944: Obtained bursary at W .T. Trades School - Plumber. Amenities if
necessary. Weak in theoretical subjects;
special study in Maths suggested by
Mr. McDavid - sponsor did not think he would be able to absorb i t .
Boy must be
encouraged to try harder. 1945; Burs-ry obtained for second year at Trades
School: 1946: Left during year and now in Butcher business.
Sponsor w i n keeD
in contact.
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CASE HISTORY, 1946.
HERBERT, Ws It er;
BOYS FORKING (APPRENTICED ETC .)
Sponsor:
M .A. Zoccola,
Living st St. George's Home, attending Jeppe High. Passed his J .C , Tried very
hard at school - not a matriculation student. Left in Form IV and is working
for firm of Stock Brokers. 1 9 4 5 /6 :
Sponsor s t ill in contact.
H0T,TELLS t Gu s si e :
Sponsor:
J .C . Merkin.
Old pupil of the Hope Training Home (Cripple). At present emploved by
Roterian Goetsch and operating Telephone Exchange. Assisting a t*£3. per term
at evening classes to improve mental powers.
JOHNSON, Gustaf Arendt:
Sponsor:
J . J . %0.ker.
Recommended by Salvation Army Home st Linden. Passed Std. 8 and was offered
employment by He^d, ^Jrightson & Co. L td. - Engineering Dept. Has attended
evening classes at Wit. Tech. since 1942. 1944/5:Good progress reported both
at work and Technical College,
LE ROUX, Johannes A . B . :
32 Ivy Road,
Norwood.
Sponsor:
J .A . Black,
Father died in 1942. Mother takes in a few boarders; one other child - a
daughter. Club obtained Bursary for him in 1943.
1944: Continued third year
at Trades School, Club providing for fees, etc. December report 1944: Good.
Apprenticed to iAYGOOD OTIS but wishes to change to firm where general electri­
cal training may be had. 1945;
Awaiting report on Sponsor's return from
Active Service.
MeINNES, Mi cha e1 Jo hanne s :
89 Kennedy Street,
Turffontein.
Born 1 5 /7 /1 92 9 .
Sponsor:
A .R . Thorburn.
Mother a widow. 1944: Obtained private bursary first yeas? at Trades School,
Fitter and Turner. June and December reports 1944 - good. 1945: Attending
second year at Trades School. Bursary not granted; w ill assist.
1946:
Apprenticed as Fitter and Turner at Qrown Mines.
NOEL, Robert Audrey Sydney:
25 Schuller Street,
Forest H ill.
Sponsor:
F .W . Cooper,
Case introduced by Roterian John Leigh (at C airo ). Attending Trades School electrical Engineering. Father in Army; stepmother with three children. Club
paid fees for 1943 and amenities, progress fa ir . 1944: Third year - report
Apprenticed to Reunert and Lenz - continuing part-time studies.
1945: Sponsor to look into end of year W it. Tech. report.
OOSTHUIZEN. Johannes Jacobus:
119 Octovia H ill Fl^ts.
Born: 2 1 /7 /1 9 2 9 ,
Sponsor: A .D . McPhail,
Case introduced by J . J . Strasheim from Mayfair Jun. High, passed Std. VI in
1943. Father a Rly. labourer - £11. per month. 1944: Obtained bursary for
first year at J .T . Trades School - cabinet maker. June report: Fair - must
study harder.
Itorked for sponsor during holidays and proved a w illing and hard
worker. December 1944 report: Very good. 1945: Bursary obtained. 1946:
Started as Plumber apprentice at Crown Mines.
SADLER, Frederick:
124 Hunter Street,
Be llevue Ea s t .
Sponsors:
E .B . Farrow &
R , Hammond
Recommended by Dean Palmer. Father in irmy. Eldest of large family. Passed
. . at Observatory Jun. High* 1 1 /2 /1 9 3 3 : Engaged by S .A . Institute for Medical
£L0' PeP month* Enrolled for Matric by Roterian Hammond,
aiming to write five subjects in December, 1944 and balance in June, 1945. Did
and
W m self in 1944, but it is hoped he w ill make amends and apply himself
end bo able to take exam, at end ©f 1945. No assistance required. i945- Re­
sults unsatisfactory and it is difficult to know what now to do with this case
SAUL, Solomon.
72 Octavia H ill Flats,
Fordsburg.
Sponsor;
D.W . Brough.
Total income of family about £22 per month. Mother a very hardworking woman.
Soloman passed J .C . in 1942;
bursary was obtained for him at Trades School 1943 - first year Electrical Engineering. 1943; Report g3od.
Second year
bursary was obtained for 1944, December report, good. 1945; Working at
Polliacks where he expects to be apprenticed. Good report from Sponsor.
TjJERON, Alphonse;
21 Pypye Curve,
Jan Hofmeyer Township.
Born:
16/9/1930
Sponsor J . J . Walker,
Passed Std. VI at Trades School - 1943 - with Distinction (Fitter & Turner.)
Father in Army. 1944; Mother did not apply for bursary. We w ill assist.
Three other children - Suzanne sponsored by Rotary Anns. 1944 December report;
Fairly good. It is felt that he should be able to pass his J .C . easily and
complete third year at Trades School at end of 1945. Bursary granted for 1945.
1946; Sponsor advises proceeding to Municipality as Fitter and IMrner.
VANVLBIT, Berio;
Epworth Home Lad.
Born. 5/ 9/ 192g.
Sponsor: P .H . Vermey.
Attended Sir John Adamson Junior High. Passed J .C . 1945, Has step-father.
Mother Mrs. Stidworthy, 32 Beaumont Street, Booysens. Lad staying Epworth
Home (Matron Mrs. Ringrose). 1946; Apprenticed with John Barrow *s Carpenter.
WAGNER. Helge R . C . ;
Epworth Children’ s Home.
Sponsor;
A. Haak,
1942; Private burssry for first yeat at Wit. Tech, Trades Sohool. Assisting
with tools. Did good work during year. Second year bunsary for 1943 was ob­
tained - Electrical Engineering. 1944; Could not find him a job at this trade;
was apprenticed with Albert Haak as Motor Mechanic. 1945; Reoort from employer
and m t . Tech. good.
GIRLS
AT
ANDERSON, J e s s ie ;
29 Protea Street,
Kensington.
SCHOOLS
Born:
1 2 /3 /1 9 3 9 .
Sponsor:
M r s .J . Leigh.
1942: In Form I at Jeppe High. 1943; Promoted to Form I I . Assist with books
and perhaps uniform. 1944: Satisfactory reports; passed Std. 8 in December.
1945: Granted a book bursary for Form IV , so w ill only need part uniform.
1946: Granted book bursary for Form V .
Should matriculate in December, 1946.
B3WLEY, M avis:
St. Mary's Orphanage,
Rosettenville.
Born:
4 /2 /1 9 8 9 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. M. Allen,
Maris is an orphan living at St. Mary’ s Orphanage in the care of the Sisters.
Has one sister and a brother in St. George's Home. Prssed Std. 8 at the Sir
John Adamson Junior High in 1945. To have one year at the Modern Methods
Business College, fees and books.
BOTH/,. Martha R . :
Langlsagte Orphanage
Born:
2 1 /9 /1 9 2 9 .
Sponsor: Mrs. Burchmore.
1944: In Std. V II at Helpmeka.gr. Club made special donation to Orphanage.
Father alive and helps. Made good progress in 1944.
Wishes to matriculate and
then take commercial course. 1945: In Std. V I I I .
1946: Promoted to Std. 9
good report.
CHAPMAN, Margaret:
15 Queen's Ro^d,
Maurice Freeman Township,
Born:
-.:/'/±9Z0 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. J . J . Walker,
Mother a widoxv with five children. Income £24. Will sponsor m d provide
amenities. 1945: Attending .Queen's Juhior High in Std. V I . After Std V I I I
will reconsider for commercial course.
(Sister to Grace). 1946: Excellent
report, passed Std. V I , now promoted.to Std. V III (J .C .)
FULTON, Daphne Cecily;
Rand Epileptic Farm,
Craighall.
Born:
2 3 /1 2/19 3 1 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. Whiteley.
Recommended by Child Welfare Society. Father a patient at Epileptic Farm,
earning 25/- per week. Four other children; Child Welfare G r a ^ - £8 .12^6.
per month. 1945: Received a Bursary to attend Commercial High. Assist wi-th
books and uniform. 1946; Passed into Form 2 . Bursary obtained.
GOUWS. Maria.
Langlaagte Orphanage.
Born: ? /lo /l9 2 9 .
Sponsor: M rs. Burchmore,
1944: In Std. V I I at Helpmekaar. Special donation made to Orphanage by Club,
f il l assis-fc with clothing, sports, etc. Father is alive but does nothing and
is not interested in g ir l. Maria wants to be Domestic Science Teacher. Decem­
ber 1944: Progress satisfactory. 1945: In Std. V I I I . 1946; Good resort now in Form IV .
IMMEIALf, Ge rt ru i da :
Langlaagte Orphanage.
Born:
2 1 /1 /1 9 3 1 .
Sponsor: Mrs, Burchmore,
i! ?assed into std V I1 at Helpmekaar. Assist with clothes, sports, etc.,
which w ill be extended to matric i f necessary. No parents. Wishes to be a
•io^ c ei"n ^une> 1944: 27th in class of 140; works hard. 1945: In Std. V III
1 — 6 : Good report, now in Form IV .
KING, Joan:
9a, 27th Street,
Malvern.
1943L
cannot
f ° n. *
Junior
IL Std*
afford.
J*Za
High.
7 St t e lvern Junior High.
3orn:
Sponsor;
1930.
Mr3 .G . Brown.
Wishes to go to Commercial but mother
Mrs. King (widow) works for War Supplies earning £ 17.10. per
• rent. Tito sons - at school. 1944:
Continued at Malvern
1945: No response.
R
o
a
d
f n
B ° r n
a 8
Booysens
tqI a ^
Tnn•«
!
2 8 / 8 / 1 9 3 0
Sponsor:
Mrs. Farrow.
ra *nvalid; on3-y income Old Age Pension and grant from Children's Aid.
ln
I f* Helpmekaar; reports quite good. Transferred to Frkkel
In Std. 7 1 1 .
1946:
Commercisl subjects. 4th qtr. 1944: Good report.
Promoted to Std. 8 . ( J .C .)
good progress.
M S S , Yvonne Beryl:
Undenominational Home,
Observatory.
i 2/
Born.
~
Sponsor:
1945:
8/ 1928
Mrs. Cooper
Yvonne is an orphan living with two sisters at the Undenominational Home. She
t n S e? ° maJr i ° ulate and do Librprianship. Has passed Std. 8 at the ObservsvpoJ- un* or Hlgh\ Now t0 transfer to the Johannesburg G ir l's High for two
years. Books, uniform and amenities.
Obtained 1st class J .C .
McALLISTER, Jo y :
94 Octsvia Hill Fists.
SEOn'or/
XenDedy_
Kept by Grandmother, who lives on a phthisis pension. Amenities.
1945:
Attending Rarktown High, where she w ill stay to matriculate. 1946 : ^ro-ress
quite good, promoted to Form I I .
'
MITCHL2Y. L e ttie :
S h a n n e Ib jS g !rS 3treSt’
Sp° nSors
Mrs«
Henwood.
Lettie Mitchley wss educated at the Pearson High School, Port Elizabeth
wh^rp
she todan outsfnding record, obtaining a 1st class j . S . i T l 9« “ n d l ^ S s
father
n
• 1945’ she slso hss P®ss«d the Higher Tsalbond examination" Her
father is a pensioner and nnable to further her education. Lettie desires'to
become a teacher. Decided that she is to t~ke the four year course three
years at the University and one at the Normal College. 1946*
To assist with
books and amenities, she was granted a Student's Loan for the current year.
N0R7AL, Mona Rich:
127a Collins Street,
Brixton.
^ n t h 11161?
„
, / ,
18/ 4/l 9 3 2 .
n:
Sponsor:
Mrs. R .F . Kennedy
8^ 137 Chi1^ iTelfsre Society, who have made a grant of £6 . 9 . 6 . per
a l l " t" ' V thf *
»«>
» • received a M r s J y for
commercial High.
Aill assist with books and uniform. 1946:
I I , progress good, has received bursary for this year.
.PAPAS, Margaret:
10 Gamma Place,
Born:
GLMESK.
Sponsor:
Passed into T?orm
6 /2 /1 9 3 1 .
Mrs. Hammond.
Case introduced by Rev. J . Webb, Widowed mother works at Publix as a seamstress,
earning £7. per month plus board. One other daughter. 1944; Mother obtained
bursary at Wit. Tech. College for Commercial Course. Assist with books and
amenities. 1945: Promoted to Form I I at Commercial High. 1946: Progress f a ir .
Promoted to Form I I I .
RAMSAY, Lucy:
7 Fitzroy Street,
New. Doornfontein.
Bom :
1 3 /2 /1 9 3 1 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. R .F . Kennedy.
Sister to Muriel. 1 9 4f: Passed into Std. V I I at Athlone High. Reports fair of average intelligence and ability, A transfer has been suggested to Obser­
vatory Junior High for Commercial subjeots, but this has not yet been arranged
(March 1 9 4 5 ). 1945: Continued at Athlone, passed J .C .
1946: Now attending
Modern Methods for 1 year.
1946:
GIRLS AT SCHOOLS (Contd.)
ST. JOHN CARR, Josephine:
18 Cradock Avenue,
Born:
1 9 /3 /1 93 1
Rosebank,
Sponsor:
Mrs. Henwood,
Mother a widow, two younger sisters. Case introduced by the Child Welfare.
Only income Maintenance Grant and Parents Allowance £ 8.15 . 1 , Josephine
passed Std, 8 at Parktown Convent. Wishes to do commercial work. To attend
Modem Methods Business College for one year, fees, books.
SEFTON-LAMB; Agnes:
257a Market Street,
FAIRVIEW.
Born:
-/1/1931.
Sponsor:
Mrs. R .F . Kennedy.
1944; In Std. Vi at Jeppe High - wishes to matriculate. 1945: In Std. V I I I
Assist with fees, books, clothes to Std. V I I I . 1946:
Progress fairly good,
promoted to Std. V I I I .
^ 6
'
STEPHENS, Muriel Kathleen I r i s :
St. Mary’ s Orphanage,
Rosettenville.
Born 3 2 /6 /1 9 3 0 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. M. Allen,
Mother a widow earning £4. 9 , per week as cloakroom attendant. One boy and
•
q11
01der girls married but unable to give any support. Muriel
in Std. 8 at the Sir John Adamson Junior High. Wishes to do commercial work.
Agreed to sponsor and provide fees, and books to attend Modern Methods College.
VAN PER MERWS. Beryl Frances:
33a - 5th Street,
La Rochelle,
Born 2 0 /3 /1 9 3 1 .
Sponsor:
JuiiOT S ° rtS<3 e5 ^ acd t ?rree 0ther children- Beryl attends Sir John Adamson
Juni r High is in Std. 6 . Wishes to do commercial work. Committee suggested
she continue at Sir John Adamson School and complete Std. 8 . Case to be
reviewed again then. At present w ill sponsor and provide amenities. No
response to letter, child wishes to attend Britzius College.
VAN R o o m , M arie:
45 Cambridge Street,
Kensington.
Born:
2 /8 /1 9 2 5 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. Hurd.
Case introduced by Rotarian Thorburn, Father a discharged soldier working in
Cape Town earning £26 plus £ 2 .9 .6 , per month. Mother and two other ohildren
IS J° h®n ^ sJ>urg - son employed by Municipality and daughter earns £10,
per month at Telephone Department,
Marie obtained first class matric in 1943 and has completed 1st year at ™it.
University with a first class pass in Zoology and Botany. Wishes to do Medical
llZ T o t
™ 4 : r f H ry ° f £f / rQm
Pernor G e n e ra P s^d
balance of £32. Club has granted £40 in 1945 towards her education. 1946sse _,nd year subjects at University, agreed to grant £40 for 1946.
WINTER. Dolores:
Epworth Home,
Malvern.
Born:
2 8 /1 /1 9 3 2 .
Sponsor:
Mrs. Hurd,
Mother a widow earning £12. per month at 0 ,K . Bazaar. Four other children, two
girls in the Epworth Home. Dolores in Std, 5 at Kensington Ridge School.
Wishes to do Commercial work. Applied for Bursary at the Commercial High,
Agreed to sponsor, fees, books and amenities. Bursary granted for 1946 at
Commercial High.
ZAMPET, Ruby :
110 Doran Street,
Born 2 9 /1 /1 9 3 1 .
^
,
Sponsor: Mrs. R .F , Kennedy:
This case was introduced by Rev. Holden, Methodist Minister at Victoria Churoh,
Jeppe. Mother remarried to an invalid only income a.pension of £ 4 ,1 3 . per month.
Mother unable to work owing to a disability. Ruby passed Std. 5 at John Mitchell
ocnool and is now at Malvern Junior High, She wishes to pass Std. 8 . and do
Commercial work as a career. Tran fares and uniform.
AFRICANS.
MASEKO, Sidney:
Sponsors:
J.D.R heinallt
Jones
Mrs. Ray Phillips
Principal of School. Case introduced by l^te Rotarian Rev. Carter, Taking 4year course part time study at Wit. University for B. Sc. degree, 1942: Grant
£20. 1943; Grant £18. 1944:
Grant £20. 1945: Grant £20. Finds it very
difficult to study efficiently while teaching. End 1945: Reported he has
still two courses to complete his degree. Awaiting to see i f application made
for further assistance in 1946.
MOTKIBA, D-'Vid;
Sponsor:
Dr. Ray Phillips.
1943; Awarded burs ry of £45. per annum for two years to attend Jan Hoftneyr
School of Social fork, 1944: Very good report; continue for 1945 with further
£45. bursary./ Mr. Bull gave a gaod report, and stated that the policy of the
school is now to extend the course for a third year. The student had completed
two years, and the Committee agreed to sponsor him for the third year, providing
the sum of £45. as previously,
MOETI, Simon:
Sponsor:
G»M, Brown,
Passed J .C . in 1943.
Wss awarded burs~ry of £20 per annum for two years. Is
studying at Orlando School for Matric. December 1944: Principal says he is a
good and conscientious student - passed 1st in class.
19.45s Sponsor reported
that this student was outstanding, he has completed his second year st the
Orlando High School, and passed his matric. Thereafter, he w ill be going on to
Fort Hare, and as there are bursaries provided by other bodies, it was agreed
that Rotarian Gordon Brown should make all necessary enquiries before further
financial assistance is agreed upon, 1946; Proceeded to Fort Hare, Sponsor
to contact as to whether further assistance necessary,
RIBANE, Stephen:
Sponsor:
Mrs, Ray P hillips,
1945: Bursary of £20, given to Stephen Ribane, of Bantu High School, Western
Native Township, Johannesburg, Stephen had the highest symbols ^t the comple­
tion of his J .C . He is now working for his Matric. He is an orphar, and very
poor. He has been working at odd jobs during the last years to put himself
,
through 3 years J .C . Course. I know this additional help is going to make it
possible for him to concentrate on his studies, and do even better work at
schorl. He realises that his receiving the bursary the second year depends
on this year's record. Good report at end of year. 1946:
Bursary of £20,
granted for second year.
MDZIBA, Ro S3 e-;.t:
Sponsor:
Gordon Brown.
1945: Bursary £30. granted. Rossett has a first class pass in his J .C , exams.
He is a student at Orl'ando. He also comes from a poor family. His father is
at Svaton receiving training for the ministry. Having a lad of this age
(Rossett is just 16 yeaisold) at school is a great sacrifice for this family.
He realises that i f his record is not good this year, he will not get the
bursary the second ye^r. Good report received. 1946:
Bursary £20 granted
for second year,
.DI5FKL00F REFORMATORY:
The Chairmen explained that the bursary at this In sti­
tute has been provided by private funds. Mr, Allen
Paton, Principal, had unfortunately reported that the student had proved a
complete failure.
The private funds were s t ill available, however, and the
Chairman trusted that Mr. Paton had better luck with his next selection
(November 1 9 4 5 ),
MOTSA, Stephen:
Sponsor: F r. Huddleston,
1945:
Obtained 2nd class J .C .
Club granted bursary of £15, for fees, books, clothing
etc. Taking a teacher’ s course at Diocesan Training College, Pietersburg.
1946: Poor report for 1945. At Father Huddleston’ s request further grant of
£15, agreed to for 1946.
AFRIC/NS (Contd.)
RASEBITSE, David:
(Age 20, 1946)
Sponsor:
F r . Huddleston
1946: Bursary granted £15. Completed Std. V I 1945. Proceeding to Diocesan
Training College, Pietersburg. Training for Teacher.
MOKOSE. Coin:
Sponsor:
L . I . Venables
1945: Bursary granted £15. Passed Std VI in 1944. Requires 2 years to pass
J .C . and 2 years teacher’ s training before receiving his Diploma. At Orlando
Secondary School.
Rotsrian Venables reported. The candidate selected was COIN MGKOSE, who is
training to be a teacher. His report is very satisfactory, and it w-s agreed
to continue the same assistance for s further year. As Rotarian Ven-bles
stated that there might be a credit balance of £15. provided, the Committee
agreed that this might be expended on clothes which the candidate needed badly.
NON-EUROPSAK B^IND BURSARY:
(Report at November, 1 9 45 ).
The Chairman explained that £45 had been paid to the Jan Hofmeyr School for
a burs-ry to train a student in the field of Prevention of Blindness had not yet
been allocated, the student vras to be selected after the completion of the
course, and i f the student, during his studies proved a suitable candidate, he
should take a Post-Graduate Course under Rotsrian Reverend Blaxall.
This bur­
sary to be held in abeyance to await developments,
^ i3 an'fcioiP5'ted this bursary may be utilized in the person of Howard
MEHLC&'iAKULU of the Jan Hofmeyr School. I f this materializes fu ll particulars
will be obtsinod and given la te r.
INDEX
Student
Anderson, W.
Backer, L .J .H .
Bester, R .J ,
Beukes, B.M.
Boshoff, F.W.
Brits, W.
Du Toit, J .C .W .
Francis, A .
Glass, R.
Johnson, D .A .M .
Jo ffe, S .
Kruger, J .L .
McGranahan, J .R .B .
McLachlan, M .J ,
Oelofse, C,
Pringle, J .A .
Roberts, J .H .
Roos, O .R .
Saunders, H.
Shenton, L .D .
Van Rensburg, P .
Veenendaal, H .J .
Young, D .G .
Zweigers, P .A .
TO
CASS
BOYS
AT
Date
Intro­
duced
1944
1945
1944
1942
1942
1944
1944
1943
1943
1946
1944
1945
1943
1945
1942
1945
1944
1945
1944
1943
1943
1942
1944
1942
HISTORY
1946
14,
SCHOOLS.
School
Jeppe High
W it. Tech. Trades
Jeppe High
Helpmekaar
Helpmekaar
Kensington A.M .
Wit. Tech. Trades
Wit. Tech* Trades
Jeppe High
Wit. Teoh. Trades
Wit. University
W it. Teoh. Trades
Wit. Tech. Trades
Wit, University
Helpmekaar
Parktown High
Wit. Tech, Trades
W it. Tech, Trades
Malvern Jun. High
Wit. Tech. Trades
Helpmekaar
W it. Tech, Trades
Malvern Jun. High
Kensington A.M.
Refer­
ence
■Page
Sponsor
J ,L , Clark
M, Allen
M .A, Zoccola
J . J . Strasheim
P .D . Amm
F ,J , Lang
H . J . I . Goetsch
N . Jones
N . Jones
P .B . Hughss
Prof, C .S , Richards
P .D . Amm
J , J . Strasheim
H, Williams
J .C . Merkin
J . J . Walker
A .S , Furner
M» Penny
A , Thorburn
G .A . Ashley
E .B , Farrow
J . J . Strasheim
M .A. Zoccola
Dr, M. Lavraon
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
/
BOYS
Student
Allen, J . J .
Axsel, J .A .
Baoher, G.
Bates, 0 .
Baymen, R ,G .
Burgess, W .J.
Church, L .
Drake, A.
Fourie, W.S,
Fuller, H.R.
Gutstadt, Harry
Gutstadt, Herbert
Herbert, W,
Howells, G.
Jonnson, G .A.
Le Roux, J .A .B .
Mclnnes, M .J .
Noel, R .A .S .
Oosthuizen, J . J .
Sadler, F.
:TORKING
Date
Introdue ed .
1946
1946
1941
1942
1943
1944
1940
1941
1942
1943
1942
1943
1944
1946
1942
1943
1944
1943
1943
1944
(APPRENTICED I:t c . )
Place ’/forking
?
?
Central Engineering '
Works
Burroughs Machines
P .G .M , Magnussen
Haaks Motors
Jhb. Municipality
Head, Wrightson & Co
Rand Vfcter Board
General Services
Head "fcightson & Co.
Some Butchery
Firm of Stockbrokers
General Services
Head brightson & Co
Waygood Otis
Crown Mines
Reunert & Lenz
Crovjn Mines
Institute of Medi­
cal Research
Sponsor
Refer­
ence
^age
?
?
5
5
M. Allen
W. Humphreys
E .B . Farrow
A .J . Haak
E .B . Farrow
E .B . Farrcnv
E .B . Farrow
H .S . Read
G.M. Brovjn
G M . Brown
M .A . Zoccola
J .C . Merkin
J . J . Walker
A , Black
A . Thorburn
F.W . Cooper
A .D . McPhail
E .B . Farrow
R. Hammond
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
i
INDEX:
BOYS FORKING (Contd.)
Student
Saul, S.
Theron, A.
Van V leit, B.
Wagner, H .R .C .
Date
Intro­
duced.
1948
1943
1946
1942
Place forking
Polliacks
Jhb. Municipality
J , Barrow
Hasks Motors
Sponsor
D .W ,
J .J .
P .H .
A .J .
Re'ference
Page
Brough
Walker
Vermey
Hsak
8
8
8
8
-©Oo-GIRLS
Student
Anderson, J .
Bewley, M .
Dete
Intro­
duced.
1942
1945
Botha, M .R .
Chapman, M.
Fulton, D .C .
Gouws, M.
ImmeLnan, G.
King, J .
L;- Roux, K .
Lines, Y .B .
Mitchley, L .
McAllister, J ,
Norval, M.R.
Papas, M.
Ramsay, L .
1944
1944
1944
1944
1944
1943
1944
1945
1946
1944
1945
1944
1944
St. John Carr, J .
Sefton-Laab, A.
Stephens, M .K .I .
1944
1944
1945
Van der Merwe, B.F
Van Rooyen, M .
Winter, D.
Zampet, R.
1945
1945
1945
1946
AT
SCHOOLS
School
Jeppe High
Modern Business
Methods.
Helpmekaar.
Queens Junior High
Commercial High
Helpmekaar
Helpme'ksar
?
Fskkel Junior High
Jhb, Girls High
Wit. University
Parktown High
Commercial High
Commercial High
Modern Business
Methods
ditto Jeppe High
Modern Methods
Business
?
/it. University
Commercial High
Malvern Jun. High
Sponsor
Refer­
ence
Page
Mrs J . Leigh
Mrs. M. Allen
Mrs. S.M , Burchmore
Mrs. J . J . ’’’alker
Mrs, ‘Thiteley
Mrs. E .M . Burehmore
Mrs. E«M. Burohmore
Mrs G, Brown
M rs, Farrow
Mrs, Cooper
M rs. Henwood
Mrs, vj.j . Kennedy
Mrs. R .F . Kennedy
Mrs. Hammond
10
10
10
10
Mrs, R .F . Kennedy
Mrs, Henwood
M rs. R.F? Kennedy
10
11
11
Mrs. /lie n
?
Mrs. Hurd
Mrs. Hurd
Mrs . R .F , Kennedy
11
11
11
11
11
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
--------------- >o0o—- —
AFRICANS
Maseko, S.
1942
W it. University
Mothiba, D.
Moete, S.
Ribane, S.
Maziba, R.
Motsa, 3 .
Rasebitse, D.
Mokose, C.
Mehlomakulu, H.
1943
1944
1945
1945
1946
1946
1945
1.S46
Jan Hofmeyr
Fort Hare
Bantu High
Orlando High
Diocesan Training
College
Orlande Secondary
re : Non-European
Blind and Jan
Hofmeyr School
VKB/2368.
Rot. Rheinallt Jones
Mrs. Ray Phillips
Dr. Ray Phillips
G ,M . Brown
Mrs. P.ay Phillips
G.M . Brown
Fr. Huddleston
Fr. Huddleston
L . I , Venables
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
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HERE - Hi-Tops