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St David's Matric Dance 2017. Titanic "Make it Count"
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2012 St David's Marist Foundation Annual Report
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Eight A6 colour photos circa 1980
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1989 Marist Brothers (Johannesburg) Centenary Mass. Standard Bank Arena,6 June 1989
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Marist Brothers
2006 The St David's Marist Inanda Chapel
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2010 ISASS/SAHISA ECD Conference. Proudly hosed by St David's Marist Inanda
Brochure and programme
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St Mary's School 1888 - 2103. Edited by Pauline Grainger
A4 hard copy book
Grainger, Pauline - editor
Ladies Committee Members from 1951 - 1962
Ladies Committee Members
Ladies Committee – started in 1951
1951 E. Owen; E. Jacobson; N. Adams; F Livingstone
1954 E. Owen (Chmn); E. Jacobson; N. Adams; M. McQuade; R. Leo; A. Stodel; F. Livingstone; N. Davis; V. Brophy;
J.Olwyn; S. Wilson; M. Hartmann; E. Hesketh-Mare; I. O’Connor; E. Knight; M. Quinlan; E. Blane; ; P. Duckles;
S. Swanson; B. Fine; T. Kirchmann; Br Edwin
1955 F. Livingstone (Chmn); S. Swanson (Vice-Chmn); C. Hawkins; E. Jacobson; P. Duckles; E. Owen; S. Stodel;
R. Leo; M. Hartmann; E. Sprake; M. Quinlan; J. Barenberg; N. Adams; J. Olwyn; B. Fine; N. Heath
1956 S. Swanson (Chmn); A. Barenbrug (Vice-Chman); R. Leo; N. Richardson; C. Hawkins; P. Duckles; J. Stodel;
F. Lingstone; E. Brophy; E. Owwen; E. Sprake
1957 S. Swanson (Chmn); F. Lingstone (Vice-Chmn); J.Olwyn; N. Heath; R. Palmer-Owen; C. Hawkins; E. Owen;
A. Barenbrug; N. Richardson; M. Hartmann; J. Stodel; B. Fine; R. Leo; A. Sprake; T. Kirchmann; E. Brophy;
M. Hope-Jones
1958 V. Heath; F. Livingstone; N. Adams; S. Swanson; B. Fine; P. Brophy; J. Olwyn; M. Hartmann; C. Hawkins;
R. Leo; A. Sprake; A. Barenbrug; N. Richardson; T. Kirchmann; M. Hope-Jones; M. Davis; N. Curnow; R.
Palmer-Owen
1959 F. Livingstone (Chmn); J. Olwyn; M. Hope-Jones; N. Adams; B. Fine; M. Hartmann; C. Hawkins; A. Sprake;
A. Baranbrug; N. Richardson; N. Davis; N. Curnow; P. Benson; M. Leipold; A. Damsbo; E. Bowker
1960 Mention in Yearbook, but no list
1961 Mention In Headmaster’s Report, but no photo, no list
1962 Incorporated into the PTA – last gesture/donation of surplus funds towards building of Fine Arts Block
The Committee then continued as the Ladies Catering Committee, Swop Shop etc.
Egenrieder, Julie
75th Jubilee Bracelet - insert card
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The Legend of the Champagnat Medal by Walter Cronje
The Legend of the Champagnat Medallion
Up until the late 1980’s players selected for the First XV Rugby team would be presented with a
Champagnat Medallion which was to be sewn into the front of the collar of the prized black and gold
rugby shirt. The intention of the medallion was to keep its bearer safe and free from injury. Each
medallion contained a tiny perspex dome, enclosing a small piece of dark cloth approximately one
square millimetre in size. Legend has it that the cloth piece was a portion of one of Blessed (in those
days) Marcellin’s actual black habits he once wore. At the end of each season the medallions were
surrendered to the school and were sent back to the Vatican to be blessed and returned for use by
the next team. It’s unsure exactly when the practice ceased.
Cronje, Walter
Jubilee Marcellin Champagnat Photo Composition
Photo of the Marcellin Champagnat photo composition for the Jubilee Year. The original hangs above the entrance door in the Champagnat Hall Foyer.
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St David's College Recipe Book
Recipe book compiled by Prep.parents
Main, Vanessa
Julie Egenrieder retirement speech
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Marist Milestones A Champagnat Pilgrimage by Bro Frederick McMahon,fms 1 copy
Book - softcover published by Marist publications. 63 pages .Covers visits to places associated with the life of Marcellin Champagnat.
McMahon, Bro Frederick, fms
Workshop Architectural Plan - Proposed Alteration to Stables
A1 Architectural Plan
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Handbook compiled by the Marist Brothers
Institute of the Marist Brothers of the Schools South Africa.
Welcome to Rev. Bro. Justin, Assistant General of the Marist Brothers
A6 copy of black and white photo of attendees at dinner to welcome Rev. Bro. Justin Assistant General of the Marist Brothers
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Interview with Dave Smith 1997 to 2022
Interview with Dave Smith – Staff – 1997 to date
Dave came to St David’s from Bryanston High School in 1997 as head of the Geography department. His
first impression of the school was that it was very small having come from a big co-ed high school with
1300 pupils to teach two matric classes with 5 pupils in one and 12 in the other whereas Bryanston had
three classes with 30 pupils in each. Currently 60 to 70 pupils take Geography as a matric subject which
shows the growth in the number of pupils attending the school.
Paul Edey was the headmaster and together with Kevin Brewer, chairman of the board, motivated the
development plan for the school. At the time the quad housed an ablution block and the pavilion was a
Zozo hut! The school wasn’t very competitive apart from cricket but is now very competitive and is in the
top echelon of the pantheon of boys’ schools.
The leadership programme has grown enormously. In 1997 Dave took all the matrics to a camp in the
Magaliesburg and now there are camps for every grade. The camp, specifically for the prefects with the
main focus on leadership has also grown and now any matric can get a leadership scroll other than
prefects. Thirty two matrics in 2012 received leadership scrolls.
Dave was appointed housemaster of College house in 2000 and senior deputy headmaster in 2003
overseeing student affairs and school administration. He is also editor of the school magazine and sees not
just the physical changes in the school but in the number of pupils and the range of activities on offer. St
David’s has become one of the top boys’ schools worldwide with the vision that was created by Paul Edey
and continued by Malcolm Williams. However the school does have an achilles heel, rugby.
Dave believes St David’s to be an incredibly happy school with the boys having their own identity. There is
a sense of tradition and what makes a good tradition. One regret Dave has is that he gave up mentoring
the matrics when he became deputy headmaster.
On the staff, the characters he has encountered include the likes of Rod Smith, Belinda Marais and Annika
Carter to name but a few. Malcolm William’s concept of “Presence” has been unbelievable and the energy
he put into everything he did.
JLE December 2013
Egenrieder, Julie
Parte de 1940s St David's photographs
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1947 Inanda College Under 16 Soccer
Parte de 1940s St David's photographs
A5 black and white photo of the Inanda Soccer team in 1947
Inanda College
The Marist Times. Marist Old Boys Society News 2012
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Newsletter compiled by the St David's Old Boys' Association
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Interview with Kevin Peel 1966
Interview with Kevin Peel – 1966
Kevin joined St David’s in 1954 in grade 1 and his first memory is of being in class with the
famous Mrs Brick and others such as Mrs Kempster, Mrs Janusch who was head of the junior
school The teachers that stand out in his mind are Br Anthony, Br Andrew (Drac) and Br Bosco .
He remembers standing at line up with Mike Larkin with whom he went through until matric.
Mike became a Professor and was sadly murdered. Kevin and his two brothers all attended St
David’s, with his parents doing the daily trip from their home in Roosevelt Park for 24 years.
Kevin’s father was also a Marist boy at Koch Street and then Observatory.
He enjoyed the sport wanting to be a part of it all and was in the 1st hockey team, 2nd teams for
rugby and cricket and also participated in athletics and played golf. He remembers Trevor Elliot
who started the school’s first golf club. All the Peel boys played sport everyday and their father,
who worked at Rosebank clinic in the radiology department, fetched them at the end of the day.
Because they spent so much time at school they often used to eat with the boarders. Kevin was
the only Peel not to be awarded provincial colours but went on to play 1st team rugby at Pirates
Rugby Club. He and his brothers were in the Pirates 1st team spanning 13 years and at one
stage 13 out of the 15 U20 team were MOBS.
The Inter- Catholic Schools Athletics Meetings were unbelievable, booking out the Wanderers
stadium and the school had some great athletes such as Terry Lavery, some of whose records
remain unbroken today.
Kevin’s father was the chairman of the old Marist Club and captained their cricket team
He is still in touch with many of his friends from those days namely Eric Ambrosioni, Anthony
Walker and Colin Cockerell. Another old boy, Renzo Brocco is Kevin’s first cousin and they
were also related to the Goosen family. Kevin also meets up with other old boys such as
Schoombie, Stott, Foden at Parkview Golf Club. He recalled the Tomaselli family who lived
below the fields.
An amusing incident that he recalled was when he was sent out of class and looked over the
balcony to see his brother sitting on the wall below him as he had also been sent out. He called
out in a voice imitating Br Anthony “Cooome heeer boy” at which his his boet got such a fright
he fell off the wall.
Discipline was hard and strict but the boys didn’t resent it and never complained Kevin
remembered a time when he was sent out of class and told to fetch the brother’s cane from the
auditorium. He found the cane and then dropped it down between the tiered seats and went
back and said he was sorry but couldn’t find it. He wonders if it is still there to this day.
Another memory was the day it snowed and as the brothers came out of their door to assembly
they were pelted with snow balls. One of the glass door panes was broken much to Br
Anthony’s anger and disgust.
Br Anthony attended the 40th reunion which was organised by Kevin and Trevor Elliot.
Kevin remembers the musical “Pirates of Penzance produced by Mr Drummond Bell which was
enthusiastically supported by all the boys and Kevin remembers that his partner at his matric
dance was Jenny Ireton.
After matriculating, Kevin attended Wits University where he studied for a BSC Quantity
Surveying. He then worked in his uncle, Harry Morgan’s practice for a few years. Harold’s
brother was Brother Ronald who taught at St Davids’ for a few years.. Kevin then started up on
his own in 1980 and has worked for himself ever since and is currently with O’Mahoney, Peel ,
Rowney Quantity Engineers.
Unfortunately Kevin’s son was unable to attend a formal school such as St David’s but is now a
journalist.
Kevin has been a contributor to Boys Town for the past 20 years and also supports a number of
other causes such as the Avril Elizabeth Home and Oliver’s Home. Kevin’s company is often
involved in undertaking gratis work for the church when called upon by John Mills’ 59. Kevin
enjoyed his time at St David’s and is more than happy to get involved.
JLE January 2013
Egenrieder, Julie
St David's Matrics Continue to Excel!
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The Stranger in the Cafe. College House Play
1 A5 laminated programme 4 pages
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St David's Marist Inanda Twenty 29 Cricket Festival 9 - 12 September 2010
Programme
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St David's Marist Inanda Twenty 20 Cricket Festival. 11 - 14 September 2008
Programme for Cricket festiival - 2 copies
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St David's Marist Inanda Yearbook 2020
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Record of the school's activities 2020
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1950 Entrance to the school and administration block. Circa 1950.
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1953 View of the school taken from a corner of the Urban field.
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