When I entered DBS as a boarder in 1959, Mr. Lowcock was there to welcome me.
He immediately took me under his wing, and, indeed, became my surrogate fathe when my own father was held in a communist prison due to his journalistic view of Chairman Mao.
Mr. Lowcock was always there for me with his sage wisdom, timely advice, and emotional support,as I am certain he was for many other "DBS Boys." He taught me so many valuable life lessons, chief among them, "Think for yourself and don't follow the crowd." In fact, I credit my business success to that very pearl of "Lowcock" wisdom. He ignited my love for sports that became a flame which still burns within me today, and has given me countless enjoyable hours as both a participant and a spectator. He was truly a gentleman and a scholar, and I can think of no one else that had such a positive influence in my life and the lives of all those young men who attended DBS during his tenure.
Memories
- Memories - SJ Lowcock
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