by Tanky Tang | Feb 15, 2012 | Memories
I was a Form 2 boy when Mr. Lowcock became our Headmaster in the early 60’s. He seemed a very tall man in our small days. He was friendly. He was kind. He roamed our school ground carrying his signature ” Ha Kao” smile!Mr. Lowcock makes it known that... by Tanky Tang | Feb 14, 2012 | Memories
I visited an uncle who likes to collect. At his home, he has large custom built display cases showing off his various collections of stamps, coins, shells, libraries of music records, movies, books, etc. It is always his pride and joy to take visitors around his... by Tanky Tang | Feb 14, 2012 | Memories
Mr. Lowcock, you will always be remembered as a loving and caring headmaster and friend; and to many of us, you are DBS. Your selfless and tireless dedication to teachers and students was a paragon in education. When we were bewildered, your words of wisdom inspired... by Tanky Tang | Feb 14, 2012 | Memories
Mr. Jimmy Lowcock, the Legacy of a Patriarch Where does one begin to retrace the footsteps of a true giant? For me, it all started on a fateful day in 1960. Headmaster Lowcock, vigilant as always in tending to his flock, took me into his confidence when one day I... by Tanky Tang | Feb 14, 2012 | Memories
Twenty years after I left DBS, if there was any superior during my days that I still pause and think about every so often with great fondness, it would definitely be Mr. S.J. Lowcock.During my years, I only knew him as the ex-headmaster. But he was still very attached... by Tanky Tang | Feb 14, 2012 | Memories
It was probably within two weeks after the 1960/61 school year had began that Mr. Lowcock first spotted me playing football on the field. I was a new boy and a boarder, attending Form 2D. As I was walking up the concrete stairs facing the field, Mr. Lowcock asked for...
