"Her décolleté"?? I certainly have no recollection of that!In spite of my criticism, I agree that she was a pleasant person and clearly the only staff member who could be considered a Bohemian. Her clothing was colourful, always loose and often peasant-like in style. However most striking was her décolleté.
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But that post led me to wonder whether there were any other staff members who could be considered bohemian. I'm defining that as flamboyant, eccentric, unconventional, avant-garde and artistic. The only person that immediately springs to mind is Nick Plumley. I didn't have that much to do with him, though he had the good judgement to make me captain of the under-12s cricket team for one game, and then the even better sense to drop me after 2 golden ducks. I blamed the wicket and the opposition's Indian leg spinner...
I've just looked him up and note he was still in his 20s when I started at CH, though I don't ever remember thinking of him as a young man (to the extent that I thought of him at all). Duncan Noel-Payton? Possibly, but I think he was too theatre-centric to be truly bohemian.
Any other candidates?