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Contentsl
College Council 8: Staff 2 . 7
IEB Manic Results 3
Prefects & I 9 .- J 1 Day 10 - 11
Photographs from Founders Day Portfolios 12
Speech Day 14 - [9
Prize Winners 20 - 23
Chapel Notes 24
24 " Cenn'e Public ' ' 25
C L 26 27
A ' ' F r '' 27 - 28 Post Mattie 29
Saints Enterprise 7 ' -n 30 - 32
House Reports 33 - 36
Harris Cup Results 37
Camps 38 40
C Tours 42 43
Highlights of1998 44 - 47
Manic Dance 4!?
Clubs & Societies 50 - 54
Creative Writing 55 - 57
Cover: "The Quadrangle " painting by Simon Parkin ,7? College Council
College Trustees
Mr W J Carter
Mr I G D MacKenzie
Rev, S G Pitts
Mr D L Schroenn
Bishop P Verryn
Members Of Council
Bishop H M Dandala (Presiding Bishop ol the Methodist Church ol Southern Africa) (Represented by Proi. I Mosala)
Bishop P Verryn (Bishop of the Central District)
Chairman Mr D L Schroenn (Representative oi the Trust)
Vice-Chairman Mr W J Carter (Representing the Superintendent Central Mission)
Methodist Church Representatives Mr P J Laburn, Mr R MCAlllSler, Mr E Mokheihi. Mrs (3 Whitby
Parents' Association Representatives Dr J Hoimeyr. Mr JJ 0rd) Mr M Rothbietz, Dr M Wallord
Old Boys' Representatlves Mr S Buys. Mr C Jackson. Mr M Ralston, Mr A Urdang
Invited Participants
Dr D Mingay, Mr C Rowlinson, Prol. C Simpklns, Mr J Strauss, Mr M Wylie
Hector & Headmaster of the College Mr D B Wyide
Honorary Member Rev. S G Pills
By In vitation Imrn St Stithians Mrs | Acquistc, Mr M de Buys. Mr H J Jansen, Mrs J Jones, Mr I McLachlan,
Mrs L Rivett-Carnac, Ms J Smith. Mrs A C van Zyi, Mr A H Wyborn
Hy Invitation from the Student Body J Seeliger (Head Prelect College), M Kippen (Head Prefect Collegiate)
N The Styrhlan 1998 i .lyrhian 1998 Boarding Houses
Collins House
Mr Dave Pitcarrn Senior l
Mr Paddy Moore Senior Assistant House Master
Mountstephens House Mr Prel van Yonder Senror Hm
Mr Leon Nome Senror Assrstant Housemaster
Day 1hr Houses
Mears House Mr Denzel Wllson Senior HOL Mr Dave Lachenrcht ...... Semor Assrslanl Housemaster
Penryn House
Mr Geo" Holmes Senror Hm Mr Don Hean Senror Assrslant Housemaster
Pitts House Mr Marc Falconer Senror HN Mr John Hutton Semor Assrstant Housemaster
Tucker House
Mr John Knrght Senror n Mr Matthew Ridgway Senior no t lCl . Webb House Mr Peter anm Semor Housemaster Mr Barry Lambson Senror Assrstant Housemaster
Wesley House
Mrs Rose Dlack Senror L Mr Ken Krrge Senior Assrstanl Housemaster
Heads of Houses Back Row: Mr RWrrghl Mr D Prlcarrn Mr F van Tender Front Row: Mrs R Drack. Mr D,erson, Mr G Holmes Absent: MrM Falconer, MrJ Knrghl
thr- Slylhl ln runs
' 7 a Staff g
Teachers
Mr Ian Atterrdge ... ,. ,., ,...... ,., ,,V. ,. ,. . BA(HAU) H Dip Ed(PE)(W Ms Deborah Barrett...... V . ., .. Legal Sludres. Classrcal Crvrlrsahon, BAH-(om) , HOD' Latin Mrs Jenny Branch . BNUCT) , Resource Centre Mrs Anne Eredenkamp BSc(NalaU STD(CT) , BIO ogy Mrs Marreta Brrnk VV BA HED(Bloemlon|eIn) ~ Amkaans Mrs Ahson Chambers , ., ...... VV. EA(Hons)(Rhodes) HDErers) , Enghsh Mr chk Clarke BA(H0ns) HDE(Na|a|) A Enghsh Mrs Rose Drack BSC H Drp Ed - Bro ogy Mrs Ursula du Plooy ., BNSieHenbosch) HED , Afrrkaans College Staff Back Row: MrJ Huuon MrB Nozarc Mrl Anendge MrL Haruey MrC Murray MrJ Kruqht Mr M ergway, Mr C Torrance Mr PWrrghl MrV. EHerbEck, Mr D Henn Mr C Marrlon Mr D ersun Founh ROW: MrSFi DraCK,MSL P easS DrC ermot MS M Knmps MrG Hulrnes MrS ML FGWHM Mr G MLACCdHLHH MrSJ Worth MrD Gear Mrs L Lam. Mr J Verner Third Row: MrH Huggen MrA Lamont,MrG Govmme Mrs H Frankrskns Ms M Snum MrD McGaw MrsA Buulmmmp Mr R Clarke Mrs E Wagener. Mrs U du Prooy Mgr van Achremergh. Mr L Keer Second Row: MYSM Reynolds, MrSL Fourye MrSM Bunk Mr F Rumhn MrSS MilitKeH/m MMA Clmmhms MMC MHML ! Mrs Mortr MrsW Kerr MrG Murray MrsJ Forior Ms D Barren FrontRow: Mr D Pncarm Rev J Rasmem. MrG Therolm Mr H Jansen, Mr D Wy de. Mrl MCLacmrm Mr K Hovolmmpr REV D Mrllt gé k u Mr P van Tender Absem: Mr D Ryan Mrs D Hoogenhout Hu \nrhmu Wm \ 5 " MSc BSc(Hons) ND(Pretoria) NHDE(TSA) - Science Mr Victor ....BA(Hons)(Natal) MA(Rhodes) - English Mr Marc Falconer ..... MA(Bucharest) Cert FR Alliance - HoD: French Mrs Judith Fodor ...... - Afrikaans, HoD: Zulu ..... BA(Hons)(Stellenbosch) HED MA PU tor CHE(Potcheistroom) Mrs Lizelte Fourie . BA(Hons) H Dip Ed(Wits) - Maths Mrs Heather . ' BSc(Wits)(Honsi HED(UNISA) - Geography Mr Dave Gear .. BA(Rhodes) HDE - Geography Mr Luke Hartley BA(UN|SA) B Ed(Wits) TC(Flhodesiai - HoD: Science Mr Don Hean Cert Ed(Nottingham) FDE(PretorIa) - Director: Sport. Maths Mr Geoft Holmes ...... BA(RAU) DLC(Loughboroughl TDD » Director: Student Affairs Mr Ken Hovelmeier 1 , English Dip Ed Tech(York) M Ed(Wits) - Director: Grade Mr Hugh Huggett ...... BA B Ed(UNlSA) TTD BAtWits)(Hons)(Nata|) HED(UN|SA) - HUD: Art Mr John Hutton BArn, THOD - Afrikaans Mr Hennie Jansen Tl'HD(JCE) FDE(PretorIa) - Maths Ms Marion Kamps DST CTHE "r, - Director: Grade 12, Afrikaans Mr Leon Keet ..... BA(Natal) HED(UNISA) - HoD: Enterprise Education Mrs Wendy Kerr MA(Oxon) - Maths Mr John Knight HoD: Design & Technology, Computer Science Mr Ken Krige BSctHons)(UCT) - Ort Step Tech Diploma H Dip Ed(Wits) - Design 8. Technology. Maths Mr Dave Lachenicht ..... BSc(Witsl H Dip Ed - Science Mr Barry Lambson BSc HDE M Ed FDE - HoD: lT. Computer Science Mr Arnold Lamont ...... ESc HDE(Wits) - Maths Mrs Lorraine Laut" ..... BA(Wits) B Ed(FlAU 1'I'HD(JCE) - History Mr Graham MacCaIlum MA(Psychology)(RAU) - Student Attairs Mrs Sue MacKenzie ..... BA(Wits)(Hons)(UNISA) Mr Steve McFarland ...... BA H Dip Ed(PG)(Wits)(Hor\s)(HIst)(UNISA) » HoD: History BSc HDE(Natal) - Maths Mr Ian McLachlan BA UED(Flhodes) HoD: Geography Mr Dave McGaw Dip FA - Art. English Mr Charles Marriott BSciHons)iWIts) M Ed(Wits) HDE(Wits) - Biology Mrs Isabella Mech ...... HDE(Wits) . PE Mr Paddy Moore BA HDE(W|ts) A Geography Mrs Caryn Mulder BA(Rhodes) HDE(Nata|) » English Mr Cliil Murray BSc(chs) HDEtWits) - HoD: Biology Mr Gareth Murray BA HOD PG(OFS) Atrikaans Mr Leon Nortje BSC(Hons)(Natal) HDE(Natal) » Science Mr Bruce Nozaic BSc H Dip Ed PG(Wits) » Science Mr Dave Pitcairn Ms Leigh Pleass BA NHOD(RAU) BA(Hons) MSc(Wits) - Maths Mrs Mary Reynolds...... BAFA(NataI) H Dip Lib(UNlSA) - HoD: Resource Centre Hasmeni AFrs - HE Reva Mr Matthew Ridgway BSc(Natai) HDEtNatal) - Biology Mrs Sandy Flule BSc(Hons)(Wits) BA(Rhodes)(Hons)(WiIs) H Dip Ed - HoD: English Mr Frank Rumboll s TheStylhinn 1998 Sn Mr Dave Ryan S Ed(Hons)(London) - HoD: Maths MrGreg Theron BA(Hons) HDE PG MSc - Director: Post Matric Mr Piet van Tender i...BAlHons](Flhodesia) Teachers Dip(Bulawayo) - HoD: Alrikaans Mr OJ Torrance E ,, Dip Sport HDE - PE Ms Isabel van Achterbergh BA( .u .., STD - Mr Jimmy Verner ...... OrtStepTech Dip BA UED(Flhodes)(Hons) E Ed(UNISA) - Director: Grade 9, History Mrs Engela Wagener BA(Pretoria) HED - Alrikaans Mrs Isabelle Webb B Mus(UPLM) - HoD: Music Dr Colleen Wilmot BSc(Hons) MSc PhD(Wits) - Science Mr Denzel Wilson Sport . Dip(LBMS) TTHD(JCE) - History Mrs Jill Worth BA(Wits)(Hons)(Rhodes) - Director: Grade 8 Mr Peter Wright BSc(Hons)(W|ts) HDE - Science Administrative Staff Mrs Althea Alford IT Secretary Mrs Roshnee Bhayroo Mrs Ronel Ganten Ms Jessie Edmiston '' Secretary Mrs Janet Holden Post Matric Secretary Mrs Bev Johnson l 5 Personal Mrs Judy Jones Bursar Mr Jacob Ngubeni Printing Clerk Mr Allred Phori Printing / Mail Clerk Mrs Elaine Pickard Bursar's Secretary Mrs Ponter , Mrs Fiona Schwartz Student A airs Secretary Mrs Joanie West Personnel Admin Ground Staff Mr Cedric Binns Estate Manager Mr Rob Davidson Mr Tommy Deere Maintenance Mr Wilson Semona Personnel Manager Matrons Sr Linda Pires Mounlstephens House Mrs Monica T Collins House The Styrhian 1998 7 IEB Results WleIll-rns, A Aggregates (Enghsh 521mg Malnsl c Aggregates D Aggregates WkllllmI, Michml Adlml. mun-m sun-m. .mo [EngllsN Argyle, John (Eng/15h. almogy1 Woodlard. SIM 3.1m. cnr1-lopmr 11ml. Clmlron Bred-Hump, Nlcholl: [Eng/15h Mnlns 5mm Blology. Lallll mm 51 sn. 5mm Blumgy. Geograpnyl AddllllmalMamsl Alhcmn. cnmll-n Bull. Loylw Anna, cnrln Browns lEnglrsnSilence Blaragyl alnck. Andrew (Mnllrs , 561 anrnnwn. Guam Grumman!n B Aggregates emu-yrs 1mm; Sale/1m! lznnrluwonnalnlcllry De Keck. Adam Brugwnlns. Hlnl cnrlul.. clnylon Axum JImE: 1Englrsn. Gaoglanhy) mlulvgyl Dial. Rul Clio-r. Dlle ComlIm. Mark Boy/maniac, Jun-mm Dicks. Juno cnno. Mlcml 1111151»: Same, slalogy, mmry (Engllsn; Marnanawmnsr Dqunn. Jlmaa Fyrln, ul mu-l Bruce Brllmt Jamey Culhnne. Dylln mlkmlon. 01.» (Enghsh Malns, Same Blalagy Am 16mmy1 Earnulan. Shlun mm, Jun-n oannlx, Nichol-i til-nuns. Jacqui! Edmondl, Tymn (Engllsh Alrlkaans. Ma1ns Solar-to De Zeeuw, Mlehlel Fam- Ryan nolnlner. Ryan French) IMalrls1 Forsdvke. Ruml Jacques. eraq Du Flauls. JIn»N-n rlk Ehden. Craig Fungus. Nlcheln .l-rnlmn. Rob Du 1a". Jan-thin Ev-m. ml lsngnsn M31715 Saar-w Geagmpny ancn. Ryln xr-our-vl. AmrlonalMaths/ Gordon. Roger (Mal/ls - 351 lalolagyl Lumb. Mlcnnl Ella. Jon-n Gllluple, Rowan 1mm: sra1agy1 Hmlnun. 5mm [Maths , 561 Munchlln rlvtl Emmmu Hounlnoll Jlke Nannock. Juslln McCulloch, emu lsngusn1111:1115 5mm; 1Ma1ns - 551 Mam; A 551 Mcuugh n. Ryan Hllbum.Jm Hulm. men lgnglsn Ma ms same 510ny Km. Rain" MIluchnpo Hulh. Robe" Lime. Nhk thle. lth-Id 1mm. lemry/ Maulmln. Glmlll 15ngl15n. Amkaans Maths, some [Maths ssl urology. French. compulerScrence. J.cohs.wnyne Luyl. 5mm Reynoldl. .llrnrny Aad1lmllalMathl IEnglrsnl lMelIls , 501 Richards. snnun Lmne, mvlu Lemur-mil. Ron: Mcmr, Guam (sngnsn, same aralogy1 nun-onJ-ygnn Loans". Mm Mayer. une McG-rviu. Rlchnm nonanr-yl- «Mar/ls solar-:91 Mclver. lln ulnar. mr 111431115 551 Smler. ary-n Norwood. a r Mule-n. Jonlmnn 15nglrsn Same Geogwprly Am MoknleJhlbn v-n dur Mm. slug-r Moore. SIEphen lnkln. IEnyrlsh, Mus/1:1 (Mums SG/ Von Amlrn. Inn-nan [Engllsh Mam: 521nm Geograpny Monlgum-ry. Rory Aamnanalmmsl Myburgn, carna w.ng. mu Moore. Andnw Hllmuuen. Nor o arlqn. Mlchnl Wood. Sheldon 1mm: 51rangejcompulPVSmErlm/ 15clencel Ndanades. P-Iar Amnnnalmln wylln. Jame: man. Anlhu y Name. Clrl Rule. Donny-n Warns 551 zuunsu. Pan 1mm; 55 Geogranlm Rodamlull. J.we lcalrlpulnr SCIELe 561 Flmuy. emnl Snellge 1917119."cMalns Gsograuhy/ saunas... James nnwllnnn. Stu-n Other sn-rpe. Ami-n Schn leldl.Gleany Renal. Darvon 1Eng1rsn Mrlklmns Mums 5mm [Ma 1115 551 11mm; 351 sr ogy. Cowman/501mm- Addlllrmal M5015} snnln, mm Schnnbom, crnlg Elunden. counaney rlrnm, Buy-n Smlln. vion Slade. Gnmlh marge. Russ 1Ma1ns, Sam/mt Elmoyy Adzlmmm! lekmn. Scan Malnernnncsl 51mm, ar-naon Soloman. Howl 1111131115 56/ 1mm: . $51 Magm. Paolo Yulenlll. Paul Yerblanche. myid [Engll5h,Malhs,Sc1e/vcs. ln11n1 mum-r11 Run-sh. Oblkeng Turn! .lunn w-gner. Brandon Vanni-k. Chrlsllaau Yunnu. Nanak mm; 56121192, Bloluyy. Gnagrnpnyl 114nm 551 11mm; 351 Van Keynlll. Mlnhul WIIker. mm Wlnlng. Dlvld 15mm; lsnglrsn. Mslns Samuel wnllm. Lloyd Whylu,G-v|n Welllov . n. m Wuhan. Connney 1Eng115n. Malns. 5mm. slalogy, wmlnuu. Lam-rm French) Wh-lley. Shlun mums , 561 The Stythiall1998 7% Prefects Back Row: D We sford. A Rash. J Boynlonr Lee J McLean, R Forsdyke L. Meyer M de Zeeuw, B meams. J Duggan, P Miller, N Bredenkamp Front Row: J. Heyns N Dennis. Mr H Jansen (Senlor Deputy) D Emmett (Vme- Head Pve ecl) Mr D Wylde (Reclory J Seellger (Head Preteen. Mr D Ryan (In Charge 01 Prelecls). M, Comlme, R Lelbbrandt Back Row: JBarnard J Hancock, R Kahle PTseFemIs L Meyer, R Forsdyke C Vevmaak, C Ashcvo , N Aldrldge J E s J Rodenhms. J, Seekiger. D Cu hane Third Row: D Levche, W Jacobs, G Warren, N Denms. G Hamson, J McLean S Moore | Rankm N de KOCk. S Wood ord. N Bredenkamp Second Row: C, Baker, M Comhne J du Tom 3 WhaHey R. Lelbbrandl A Sharpe J. HHbum. C Pelers. H Hummer. M Von Heymtz B Sla ord, S. Williams. R Hancock Front Row: C. Myburgh, LY Bala, D Welslord, B, Wagner. Fl, Hum. J Argy e B Snulher. M Peters D Emmett. R Dms. J Heyns I'hcsnrulmn I J JN t, astonishing aoceleratton tn ' the productlon ol knowledge. in many subtects. more research has been published since the 19605 than tn the enttre prevtous htstory iorvtard to the tuture There ls a very spectat 0t scholarship. ll took the Harvard Guest Speaker sense or excitement. too. tn havtng puptts Untverstly Ltbrary 275 years to accumulate lts ilrst millton books; but the latest million present lrom Grade 4 to Grade l2: tt ts a Prof. Colin Bundy vtvrd remtnder that educallon ts a was acgutred in less than ltve years. We conttnuous process. not lust a srngle event. don t Just have more knowledge: in some at Headmaster. Members oi the Councll. the key sctentttlc disclpltnes. the very nature stall and pupils ol St Sttthtans. dtsttngurshed One or the awning thtngs about oi understandlng has been transtormed guests. parents and lamtty members - tt is education ls how much there ts to know - For example the dtscovery ot DNA. the a great pleasure and delight to be yourgttest and. tndeed. how many dltlerent ways or advances wrthtn molecular btotogy. the at thts Founders' Day Serytce thrs morntng. knowtng Here are some answers to exam abtltty to ldenttty and to clone spectiic genes questions gtven by lilth and stxlh grade mean that the study at Ilvtng organlsms - human. antmat and plant , has horizons that chtldren tn American schools. were not even tmagtned torty years ago Some uselul tips on ltrst aid: Space travel and its associated technology - For drowntng cltrnb on top at the expand our knowledge at the tar untverse person and move up and down to at an exponenttal rate make anttlctal perspiration. Sctence can do wonderlul thtngs At the - For a nosebleed put the nose much bottom at the Pacillc Ocean. there stts a lower than the body unttl the heart htghly sophtsttcated electrontc sensor. It sits and watts. unill tt leels the ltrst tremolrng ot stops. an earthquake Then. tn a trash. tt pops up - For tatnttng rub the person's chest, or to the surtace. and zaps oil a signal to a tt a lady, rub her arm above the hand watttng satelttte tn orott, The satelltte gets tnstead Or put the head between the the message. and bounces tt down to a knees ot the nearest medtcal doctor. dtsh tn Japan From the dtsh. to the computer tn the htgh-speed train. the Some answers to science exams warnlng tlashes EARTHOUAKE' The drtver . To most people solutrons mean itndtng htts the brakes. the tram screeches to a the answers. But to chemlsts solutrons hall and the passengers watt. Along comes are lhtngs that are sttII all mlxed up. the earth tremor. growltng. but too late to do ~ Water vapour gets together tn a cloud. any damage. The ltnes shake; but the wnen tt ts btg enough to be called a stopped tratn stays uprtght. where a drop. tt does. speedtno tratn would derali. drsastrously. - Some people can tell what ttme tt ts by ll anyone had told thts to your parents. looktng at the sun, But l have never when they were at school. thts would have been able to make out the numbers been sctence ltctton. Today. tt ts realtty. You Prof. Colin Bundy ltve tn an age at sctenttttc wonders. beyond - A vacuum ts a large empty space the dreams ol tsaac Newton or Leonardo Addresses the School where the Pope lives da thct Now I know. and all at you know. that no puplls at St Sttthlans ever make mistakes Closely related to lhls explosion at It t5 a delight. ltrstly, to be outdoors on a ltke thatI knowledge ts the way tn whtch we access lt momtng ltke thts Mr Wytde tnvtted me to be - what has been called the [Manhattan present SIX months ago- I was sttll ltvtng tn As I ant lrom a untverstty. I would llke to revolution. The term raters to Cape Town. and can remember marvettrng atm my remarks today particularly at your developments wtthth tetecommunlcailon and at the rtsktness ot soheduttng an outdoor sentor puprls: those tn Grade t2 whose computer technology, The copper wtre that event tn the week ol the wtnter solsttce school careers come to an end thts year, Stood at the centre OI telecommunicatlcns Havtng now ltved tn Johannesburg tor halt and those tn Grades to and lt who twtlh tor generattons could carry 48 a year. I have been let tnto the prtvate take than parents and teachersl are already conversattohs. Today. a stngle ttbrebpttc that all Gautengels share when they reter begtnntng to thtnk about and work towards cable can carry more than 6000 l0 Il lls as wrnter some torm oi terttary education I have a conversatlcns. by the year 2000 ll wlll be proposrttoh to put to those students ll ts able to |ran5mlt t0 mllllonl Mosl 01 you Wlll Secondly, tt ts a very real pleasure to stmply this | betteve that you may be work on computers at ttnlverstty. And you ytstt a school that has tor many years entertng untverstlres at a moment when have. lrt one desktop computer today. more entoyed close ltnks wtth the Untverstty ol these are more challengtng. more speed and power than in all the computers the Wrtwatersrand. St Stlthlans College ts trtteresttng and more rewardthg tnstttuttons tn the world. contbtned. only 45 years ago one ol our major leeder schools , a htgh than may have ever been. Thrs ts a large And the desktop PC via the Internet can proportton ot your best and ortghtest claim. but I am absolutely sertous tn maklng ltnk you lnstanianeously to almost matrtculants proceed to ths every year. ll. and wtll try very orteily to exptatn why untmagtnable stores oi knowledge Punch and I certatnly hope that thts relattonshtp tn 3 word - say. DNA . and you will learn endures. Vou are complettng your schooltng tn the Ihat there were. Say I 92 756 documents age at the Knowledge Soctety. All over the iound wtth that word: follow a iew more steps. Thirdly. there ts the nature ol the tndustriallsed world. there t5 a new emphasts and you have tnstant access to any or them. occaston, Thrs Is a grand celebratory day. on knowledge. on educalton. on ttte-long From your desk you can browse tn the when the school looks back on tts loundtrtg. learntng. Why7 hotdtngs at great Itbrartes a conltnent away: demonstrates the yttaltty and varrety oi oryou can chat and argue onltne wtth others acttvtttes that go on at St Sttthtans. and looks Well. tor one thtng. there has been an tnterested tn the same problem. ltl lltL stytltitn [098 And universllles are speciallsed lnstllullons lor producrng. lransrnlttrng. oonservrng and applylng knowledge At a untyerslty like Wils you will he taughl by scholars who are carrylrlg oul research at lhe lronllers ol knowledge. who are leaching thelr subjecls wrth more rnlormatlon at thelr dlsposal lhan any reachers oelore them These exctllng changes In unlverslly educalron are rellecleo In our own South Alllcarl Inslllullons YeL in addlllon. there ls another layer ol lranslorrnallon alstrnclrye lo unlversrtles I" lhls ccttlmry |l rellecls the larger polillcal and sooral translllon ol lhe nallon: our emergence lrorn apanherd and mlnorrly rule to a new pollllcal oldel. 4 s You hrs and sway m a democracy - a Counlly wllh a Consillmlon and a Blll 0| nghls lhat are aomlred rrghl across lhe Bowing Boats proudly displayed world They guaranlee lo all South Alrlcans legal and clyrl rtghls lhey dellne what Il ls lo crea|lve and Intellectual capaClly Dl all our lrnporlant ways In whlch we can meel those be a South Alrlcan The wrlllllg cl lhal young people lnsteao ol thal ol aboul ten challenges ls lo use our eoucallon lo the Conslllullon and Blll ol nghls Was No! just per cenl ol lhe populallon lull We need schoolsleavers who can lake somelhrng lhal look place at Kemplon Park then place ln the knowledge soclely We ln the early 905 Oul new pollllcal order ls ll also means that our unryersrty need unlverslty sludems We need llle long lhe product ol long decades ol struggle lor campuses are rncreaslngly dryerse. vlbranl learners We need people eoulpped wrth a lust. democrallc eoullahle soclely Don l ano ehallengrng places l am nor golng lo sktlls. out also wllh lhe ahlllly lo thlnk lor lake ll 'Or granted Be proud of l! and proud prorend that lhere are no dlllloulltes atlacheo themselves. lo adapt, to keep learnlng 0! our hlslory, Il ls a lrlumph ll does nol to lhe changes laklng place ol course lhere belong lo one pollllcal parly or another ll are and ll would he looltsh lo expecl Ano. llnally, unlyersllles are also greal oelongs lo all ol us It belongs lo you otherwlse A5 rn lhe soc-ely al large. people lun Students don l only study and wrlle wllh dlllerenl hlstorres ano olllerent cullures exams and quallly ln lherr chosen lleld lhey The changes ln untversrlles began some are lnleracllng wllh each other ln don'l only lake parl ln lhe whole gamut ol llme belore 994. [NM they collllnue to luneamentally dlllerenl ways. and ar lrrnes sluoenl soclelles and sporl and accelerate And lhe most oonous change lhey lrnd lhe process uncolnlorlable and enlerlalnmenl They also llVE more lnlensely ls lhal a unlverslly syslerrl lhal unlll very conlusrng ntore lnoepenoenlly lhan at any other llrne recently was by and large raolally excluswe ln therr llves ls oecomlng more represenlallve ol lhe Yel unryersllles have certaln advanlages populallon asa whole Al Wlls lor example. Ihat soclely al large does nol They are l hope lhot l have oeen aolo lo convey {he llrsl year Inlake m 1997 corresponded places where lree enqulry and open deoale some sense ol whal I meant when l sard lalrly closely lo the demographlcs ol occur as a matler ol course More lhan most what .3 lasclrlatlng challenglng and malrroulallon exemplrons lh Gauteng as a lnslllulrons. lhey have lhe capacrly lo rewardrng lrrne ll ls lor you ro be al school. whole Twenly years ago. ln 1977. lhere analyse problems and to llnd solullons to and to look ahead to urllvers y were only ll 500 Alncan unryersrty studenls lhem Ano ahove all. lhoy house large ln lhe whole country - and most ol lhem numbers ol young people And the great lam privileged lo have been wrlh you on were sludylng oy correspondence at hope lor south Alrrca ls Ihal yourgenera ona whal is a very imporlarll day ln the Me ol 8! UNISA Today. there are nearly 200 000 erI be able to do whal young peopll have Slilhlgns. Congralulatlons on all you have Alrrcan smdenls. lncreasrngly sprpaa rrght done lhroughoul hlstory to see thlngs anew. achl ed ~ leachers, parents and sluoenls across our 21 unlvevsmes Thls rs, ol lo remake the world accordrng ll: their . 8 lo lhose ol you who wrll wrlle course. wonoenul news lor Sourt rAlrlcan meals. to do lhrngs orllerenlly so _ SClEnCe and Scholarshlp ll me rls |hal - lncreasmgly we wlll be able lo- ap l e South Alnca has made,a decislyva I Photograph by Edward Parkinson (From Best Portfolio on Founders'Day) Photograph by Gareth Hempsnn H \nthy I NN Hun/m , rim/1 llw mu [urn/u" HUU' ' Him/MM . M RHI/ /mw m MIA [Wm H/ pry/ rum : mw w um' H ij/V/wh/ . > I / ,Sx z/mn ~ , S/wr/ulm a Q [my 1- .m J///:,, ,'/.i.'u/ Um w/u/U rmw/ I'm HM x x \////1m///ug u u w mm"; u/ Mm A/IIIIWI Im/I/w rw/m/ // /m w/l J\ (/ 77 1'7///I//NH/ lzw /l 4 /r /w/, l INVESTM * ,, . Llurl WIIICRI: c 151mM ILRsx MIN ; I Rncxm K H'ZM,- [w W ' g "H _ m w,40x4 (II a h 1w: .hdmi 41m 4 » - " "Hm - 5 1). : in UJ.mJ1,5 ];;w MUM SMI1;Qj V\ \""f;-J-3.J(35.xm~IN I) . R , ' ' 1) 1" 1mNW1 ?! \IkmmRnR MI) ' I um 1 \u \\\\\\ A Mun/d y at the basenese and sordid nature. This torture. unwelcome to me and brutal. brought home truths in me, It wasaSpirltual reawakenirtg r a Spiritual Renaissance" to Speech Day use our buzzwordl This is brie y the torture and spiritual realrlrmation that I had to patntully experience. Thanks to God, it taught me what humlllty means. It taught democrettsalion olourcountry. South Alrica me the true meaning or forgiveness and Guest Speaker's reconciliation very ditticull things to try Address Your College's history sought to bring and do. I must admitl people together to work. learn and live together happily with mutual respect tor all. Let us conclude this day thanking God You are challenged to work, play and live Compatriots. members at Stall and Almtghty lor the gilt or tile. the gilt ol parents, according to the rules/norms ol "uBurlIu a School Gounod. parents students and all the gift at opponunittes tor sell-development distinguished guests; we are gratelul and Bottle because Umrllu gumnlu nga-hanlu and improvement Us parents must thank the Lord tar gathering all at us here - molho k9 mama [(3 Drama. prolounoty thank God let these promising together on thls Specral day tor St Silthlahs young lives betare us. Our hope is pinned students inspiring students. who are You are a person only when you recognise on you. St Stilhians. and your student determined to "make a world at dillsrence" Illa warm 0/ lha womanhood" 0/ other charges. in our country. now and in the luture! people Malhlogonolo! Amathamsanqa. Mikhenso! Blessings Is this gathering not a mantlestatlon ol This history or St Stlthians challenges grooigeluk wensel leilowship. espectaliy with lhe least at our you to develop yourselt to the lull so that to all brothers and Sisters" In Christ? you become an asset to your parents. Thank You. Communlty. lellow Citlzans and country as 1 do not wish to lake coals tn Newcastle a whole. (Why not gold to Gauteng?) by trying to tell Mr W J Seremarle you about the sterling piece at work St Don't they say ~Luir Genus Nostrae" , Stilhians is doing tor its charges the lor the light or our people? students and the many communities which all at you students come lrom Thts Colleget Rector s Report through you students. does tndaed touch Vour education is to be me guiding light or the very heart or our South Alrtceh society. the people out there This may not be quite yisioie now, but wait Will ll be too much to ask you to always Some True or False tests to make sure until students. such as you 7 especially the that you are awake matriculants very soon » go out into the remember that: world as young successlui adults to make ' The bush babies have bred. the - Mariners (respect) maketh man a. their contribution! Do you promise us oldies woman slander mongooses are ulten seen. and "timers" that you are going to change another hedgehog was released back things [or the better tor our communities - Education, acquired through studious into the wild and the oirdlite on the and country? study. is the key to success - slogans campus continues to grow only are like empty vessels Your conduct and even body language - Two enormous bright gold and while tells me you are determined and this erI be - No generation can rise above its spotted Kor have been released into seen even later You are Indeed "St Stlthlans' parentage. the dam and Mr Ken Reta. whom we line products"! welcome here this morning. has . Wisdom 7 sustainame lilegiying altered a thlrd ol his pension payment wtsdom - can only be realised through lor their recapture. Our Setswana idiom goes. "Bane ba tadi the lean oi God. re ba bone [(6 merelo" ' Mr Ryan and Mr McLachlan lrtad their That reminds me: as a hot-headed young Loosely translated this means "by their best With Gary Telchmann and Bobby person who knew all. the more mention at hulls/actions we shall know Ills/rt" God was laughable. As a young student Skinstad when they taught them both Standard Grade Maths at Hilton. doing elementary Scrence l regarded other Somebody (who the person ts. is my people's Faith including mine as "opium to secret) requested me to share wiin you a ' Mr Ryan and MI McLachlan's Maths ltltle about my "the Experiences" as a the people , lairy tales Lite. however, teaching has improved Since taught me a thing or two when the chips Christian a your lallow Christian. by no There is lite alter Standard Grade means a lily-white angell What a tough lob were down. The "Ils»c00l man. lts~cool man" arrogant mentality was challenged once and Maths. to give in such a weary "Skarakara like lorall lhad to reckon with the truthrWhose mysell - Before the Sprtngboks practise on child am I? where do my parents' loyalties Baylopp on Monday. the girls will rush I Shall try because I will draw. not blood lan a lo tlh gods and the many passing so, to tub Jdost van der Westhuizen s but inspiration, lrom you St Stithians Called "In li tlngs': or to our Creator. God nervous tummy. and Mrs Van Zyl will students Looking at you right now inspires Almighty? This laying and lust God never remain llexiole hope in us because indeed you are luturc let my parents down despite the trials and leaders. responsible citizens and tribulations that they had to lace. - Mr Keel. who ts vertically challenged commandsl as the reteree oi an tomorrow s Nation Builders. My 19757 l978 detention torture brought athletics match. lmm the top rung at Belore talking about mysell ta ditlicuit harsh truth to my arrogant heart and soull the judge's stand. Two Egyptian geese task Indeed) let me just remlnt l you Oi the comthg lrom the pool. mistaking Mr This detentton made my 6 years Keel tor an inanimate object. deposited hlstory oi your school Don t worry. l am imprisonment (1953 A 1969) on Hoooen not going to ask lor dates. events or who- their loans exactly on his head. dirt-il train you. I think St smhians' history IS Island. look like a school term at boarding schooll The torture details are still very a challenge to us to make a dillerenca: we My sr Slilhlans is Permanerll Vivid in my mind out I cannot tell all because have to help In the translormation and l4 I'hc Slytlti-llt W98 3:29:11 Dd: g Mr Chatrman, Honoured Guests. Ladles Boys schools are about hero worshtp the House Plays (where playtng a temale. & Gentlemen. tt ts a great honour to present and the good ways ot Denavlng are passed speaklrtg Itve on stage. even ll you're shy, lhis report or! the College lor 1993 HS on. and sadly the bad ways, Tradtttorts ts okay): the |nter>House Debates, whrch content is created by the boys and then are permanent they are destgned to last depend on the tloor. the lttst tackle tn rugby dedtcated and commilted stall; the tndeltnttely. not that they don l change. but - all these tradtttons or opportuntttes are insplrallon lor the Iilla comes lmm the the tact ot thetr belng rs lorever (Thls year's sayth that you can do lt. that others have opening Itnes or a poem by Dylan Culhane Protects tntroduced a tradttton ct stlence tn gone belore you. that you are capable ot m Glade 12p, enlllled "My 5! Sfithlans". the Chapel a protound dutet. each tndtvtoual carrytng the baton And the etlect on each The lirsl line cl his poem reads boy in hts own thoughts and prayers They boy ts tastmg Permanent, Boys grow tn stt: Conlldence. become Commllled, lolerarll ol My 5! Sll'trltans ts permanenl" each other. especrally tn Malrlc. whtch ts such a CeleDrallon ol dlllerence Whal ls Permanent is no! a word much used. In covered In 50/! colourful shadows nghl Irom one perreL I War/d In allolhel" permanent lS the expertence. the growth. a ttnte pl transltion , chaos theory", boys don t leave the same but they leave change management" and the other havtng tmbtbed buzzes Ihal can leave one "gall/01 . (he as Jonathan Boyntonlee (Grade l2l Lattn word manere "to stay and wrote ln hts poem There have been many new tradtttons/ permsnere to tematn to the end" trorrt Tradlllon comes lrorn the French tradere acttvttres this year the Satnts Arts Fesltval whrch we get permanent - lasllrlg pr 10 hand over' A tradttton ts "Ihe act ot started by John Hutton: the wttwatersrand destgned to last indelintlely thltoul change. transmttttng or handtng down or the act ot Astronomtcal Soctety that meets at Satnts. endurtng. petststent . makes one stt up and betng handed down. lrorn one to arlolher. the estabttshment at a Blrd nngtng statton say what s thatr ln our uncertatrt ttmes. at Salrlls by Greg Theron and Jumbo the word ts not much used by South Wllllams; Ihe servtce tradttton had a Alrlcans Ilvlng In the Nonhern Suburbs spectal ttlttp lhls year through the In 19981yel one sensltlve I7/l8-year- ellorts ot Wendy Kerr tcommumty old says hts school. hts expertence ol servrce dates back to the early days school ts permanent. Let's pursue hts 0! the College when on Frlday thinktng alternoon and eventng there was no ttmetaoled actrvtty so youth and An example at what ts permanent Church tnvotvement could happen tn al Satnts comes ltom (he llnal Matrtc the wrder commurllly) The Assembly. The Matrtcs sll tn the pews Communlly Servtce groups have at the lronl 0| (he Chapel tnclrrnally been tnvolveo tn the Relllwe Ihey stt at the back tn the galleryl 0n Methodlsl MISSION. the Flrlands Ihls day. all other grades move back Chlldrerl s Home. Casa do Sol School In the Chapel wllh the Grade 115 In lor the mentally handtcapped the the gallery They have progressed tn tuvetttle school at the Leeuwkop sentortty so there ls an expectatlon tn Prlsoh. lnteract suppon tor Pabalto the Chapel on Ihls day. The Grades 8 :- ya Hal/lo The vrstt to Starehe Boys to l1 are each represented by one Centre at School lrt Nalrobl has boy. who pays trtbute to the Matrtcs. produced a Sunday nlght Ihdaba tn somettmes tn 3 touchtng. dlgntlted way. the boardtng houses where any somettmes tn an amustng. reveattng member a! the House can express speech The Dukes stng. the hts vtews. espectatly about tssues muslclans play. then we end wtth the lhal are unlatr Thts has led (D a revlew College song. durtng whtch the Matrtcs ol the roles that Protects play The llle oul ol the back Ol the Chapel. many more tesporlSIDlllly the boys take the very emoltonal wtth tears tn then eyes more permanent wtll be thett The pews they have occupted are expertence at St Sttthtans The vacanl (here IS a hole In [he lronl ol ltadttton ot Gap student exchanges the chapel. those lelt behtnd are pretty ts gathertng momentum Ntne boys wlde»eyed at thts symbol - a vtstble are gotng on Gap expertences next departtng, The organ stops playlng. year Thts year there have been there ts srlence tn the chapel We exchanges wtth the Lawrence look al the hole Mr David Wylde, Rector School In Indra. Lakelteld In Canada It you know what s cpmrng you can ptctr or lrorn generatton to getteratton. school exportertces tn Swttzerland up the sltght sound ot scuttltng on the tar transmtsston ot statements. beltets. rules. and France ISQB wlll always be pulses and then. as the boys tn Ihe Chapel customs or the llke. especlally by word 0! remembered as the year tn whlch we were stand startng tn total sttence at the vacated moulh. or by practtce wtthout wrtttng" The Olllctally lrtvtted and made members ol [he pews. there comes the sound at the war havtng ol tradtttons ts a permanent leatme. Round souare Orqanlsallon. a group at cry Oh when the Saints and stamptng they are rttes ol passage they may change schools around |he world who stlbscrlbe lrl dlllerenl ways ID Kurt Hahn's phtlosophy cl trom the Matrtcs outstde on the Chapel In contenl bul seldom In meantng lhe Malllc outward bound tour camps are a strong ctrcte. It s enough to make your hatr stand Dlnnet lor the College IO thank the parenIs on end lot lhetr sons llve years started tn Wally Iradlllol l now] and sen/Ice We are [he llrsl Mears' ttnte. sttll happens. but has adapted South Alrlcah school to lotn tltts ptesttgtous Next year at the tttst Assembly that The House MUSIC. started tn a small way group (and we hope to take Perlryn and hole" ts stilt there. unttl the new Grade es by Dave Gear. ts now a dlsplay ol others In wlth usl Anne van Zyl Wlll be lite tn to the pews at the lront ot the Chapel astoundtng talent Every boy by lradlllon. ptpmmom to our organtsattoh as WIII Leon When they've arrtved the College bursls llat or sharp, gets up on stage wtth hts Keel and Maureen Groch and thrs l5 gprng tnto spontaneous applause The Grade 85 House and stngs (and noone laughs at to be orte at those. expettences that has a always look sheeplsh, embarrassed. but [harm The Malrtc Dance beaulllully permanent ottecl on the ltves ol our boys really chutted The baton has been passed decorated by the boy arttsts, wtth the and gttls 071. detatled planntng by the boys and Jlll Worlh. l ltu .XIyIllInn l J JX B1 doing the same. Next year there will be a The second permanence that we imbibe determined striving. This is a great team. month in which nothing much happens while at Saints is the sense at community. A And I salute on your behall the outstanding the timetable is set up. These teachers special thank you goes to Jock Sealiger. sports statt at Saints and congratulate Goon continue to draw their salaries. The Head our Head Protect. and David Emmett. our Holmes on his appointment as Director oi teacher presumably allows his teachers to Deputy Head Prefect. They have Sport. do this. The M.E.Ct In the province epitomised a team and Jock. who has had an impressive. outstanding year as Head Thlrdly. there is a sense at authorlty, presumably knows that this is happening in his province. He does nothing. As a South Prelecl, has led a team On the rugby held That sense is also permanent; it may wax and wane in Its passion. but it will be there. Atrlcan. as a Head teacher. I lint] this and in the College. He and Davidi particularly. have generated an The ultimate authority in a school dictates shocking. because it is aSSUmlng that certain races are Interior. therefore it they extraordinary school spirit and sense at its character and sometimes its longevtty. do an interior iob it's okay, (We may have to Saints this year, School spirit comes lrcm The ultimate authority In a school can ditter teamwork. a sense at belonging. irom shareholders, who are looking lot a wait until after the next election lor President return on their investment. to a residenllal Mbaki to take action.) The argument that Parents have this sense oi community housing development. which is the reason there has been disadvantage. while cause and identillcation. As they drive onto the tor the school's existence. to an education tor sympathy. is no longer tactual es property. they drive into a village cl 32 stall authority. The ultimate authority at Salnts is retlacted by the many deprived schools that tarnilies and 150 boarders and small God. This house IS built on a rock. There Is appear in the Sunday Times Top 100 schools dotted around the campus. giving prolound and spiritual permanence here. Schools survey because of the each child a sense ot their own temtory Saints operates at all times Within the magni cent too they are doing in education. Activities such as the superb Parents' conscience oi the Church. While struggling And some are represented here today, And Association Dance so ably organised by a With an issue about pnnciptes ol Christianity it you look at any at them. you'll see that It is team irom Marshall Wallord's Parents in the Conterence ol Heads ot Independent the start who make the di erence. With a Association, develop this sense at the Schools (H,M.C.), I wrote to Roger strategic intention to develop our South Saints Family, so prominent In times ol Cameron. our exciting Head or Penryn. and Alncan roots. the meeting with black Head tragedy when there is a pulling together by he replied as lotlbws: teachers, the Zwelihanzl Committee, which one and all and so knowmgly and sensitively we started. must be only a part at many directed by Ken Hovelmeier. Sue "The heart or the issue is really one 0/ initiatives that we commit to. to help build MacKenzie and many others There is a authority An individual or an institution can capacity In our country sense or community in the way in which acknowledge the authority at Christ over The statt at Saints may not be pertect Steve Murphy leads the Rugby Festival its lire and this authority is exercised and there Will be those parents who have Committee with the involvement 0! lamilles through the Church and the word of God. had legitimate concems. but taken overall tram the Prep and the Collegiate; there is a Therclare. a school... is Christian to the they are in the top hall percent of teachers sense oi community that the boys generator extent that it acknowledges Christ s when they bond to sing the College song at in the country and I salute them tor their authority over all its endeavours and this care. their passion tor education. their time the Matilc Dinner. or when we unexpectedly school is ultimately accountable to the won the Private Schools' Inter-High Athletics Church for the way It operates." on task » they don t like to miss lessons or Championships. or that wonderlul moment have lessons taken away trorn them. their goal setting and determination, their work ol a sense ot community alter the Inter- Messages like this have been so well ethic. their generosity ot spirit. their desire House Swimming Gala and intent-louse delivered by Rev. Judgeman Rasmeni and Athletics Championships. when the boys Derick Maregele this year. We say goodbye to go the extra mile. These are the values that are permanently inculcated in the hearts who have all been dlvtdad Into Houses. to Rev. Rasmeni and wish him well in his shouted for their House, competed hard tor and minds ot the boys who go through the new society near King Williamstown. He College. their House. then get together as one school. has been a protound member at our one and all, arm in arm and they sing/shout community. smiling. inspirational. digntlied the Saints war cry. Learning a sense at WE thank him. "Mentors Impact eternlty because community at Salnts is a permanent lesson there is no telling where their Community grows and changes. but havrng Faith. love and hope are permanent: In uence will stop." and developing a sense or Community is a these are Inculcated here. The Chapel is (The gaggrshlp tlhallengg. permanent aspect oi being a human being the centre. And it can be said that a school James M Kouzes and Barry Z Posner) Havrng a sense or community is to that has God as its ultimate authority can understand glory and transtormation. ll ts expect longevity even more than the That s permanence. That's Salnts. a personal experience but also one at great average. Great schools last' St John s sharing. College is 100 years old this year and we The ttnal permanence is the learning congratulate them and enyoyed presenting skills that are lmblbed. Learning is lor lite A sense 0! community is butlt most them with a plaque to commemorate the and learning is a permanent habit. Learning strongly in boys' schools around Spirit. occasron, but Anglo-American have lelt, occurs when people are equipped to ask Communities are teams. There are many Winchester In England is 604 years old; Eton questions. both pupils and teachers. This sports teams developed at Saints and that is 555 years old; but Barings Bank. whose is Socratic dialogue and its truth is sense ot belonging and participating ls demise shook the world. was only 230 permanent. Learning has occurred all year: permanent. The successes this year are years old and it's changed irrevocably some parents or Grade 3 pupils phenomenal and detailed in your loider. Great schools have great longeVlty experienced some lessons earlier this There have been a total ol 81 boys given because education. leading out Into society month Frovrhclal Honours and 15 boys have been and rcilecting it. Is a permanent activtty The selected to represent South Alrica in need tor education end quality education is The LE E, French. English, and History canoaing. cricket. hockey. tennis, tor all time. National Conlerences were held at Saints. walerpolo. swrmming. squash. rugby and as well as the I.S.C. Science Conlerence. rowmg. This is an absolutely astounding A digression tor a minute: there are Learning has happened from our current statistic and it you want any lurthor schools in the Northern Province where the computing intrastructure. which comprises: evidence ot the community building that teachers have stopped working and sent happens at Saints come out any altarnoon the children home because the Matrics ' 320 Desktop Computers. most at to the nets. the cricket pitch. the pool. the have started writing and the teachers have which are Pentiums with 64 M35 of courts or the dam and see the Sta" tn their own UNISA exams to prepare tor. RAM. spread across classrooms and earnest motivation and the boys in There may be schools In other provinces the computer centres. Tltc Styrhlalt I998 - Each oi the Desktops runs Windows academic, we didn t. It schools in England 95 and every Desktop Computer is do so. many other countries around the fully Multimedia ready. world would follow. so may we in South - All or the above machines are Alrica. Then there would be no doubt about lm standards and there will be total mobility networked. in our global village. There is still a wrong The year started with outstanding Matric The network has a 100 Mos tiber optic perception l misconception now. Many or results and it is interesting to compare these backbone. our boys are golng directly to overseas with the results this same group ol boys universities on their Matric results, including 30% at all classrooms have at least 4 achieved in their Grade B ist Term in the one who has been invited to apply to read network points in them. College: Engineering at Worcester College Oxrord - We run 4 Novell servers and 1 NT This progress lrom Grade 8 to Matrlc is on the basis or his mock Matric results. We don t encourage boys to leave but it may server at this moment. what is called added value, Don t let anyone he that our client base will become more ' We have a 64 K Diginet line to the argue that at Saints we only look alter the top. the tools show that to be untrue. international as well as more South Alrican Internet. All machines on the network in the luture. Public school lees in England theretore have access to the internet are 215 000 p a. and ours are the equivalent 24 hours a day. With impermanence in the minds or many or our traditional clients. as a great South at £3 000. This great school is permanent; 1800 at our pupils have e-mail Airican school We shall continue to tind ways it's not suddenly going to disappear. addresses. to broaden our client base in the luture and In this regard it is interesting to note two A special word or welcome to Rev. 5 We share 35 CDs across the network. Mrs Stanley Pitts. Councillor Nkosr points that emerged from the British Financial (Chairperson or the EMLC Excel, Dr Jane Times Top 100 Schools. The lirst is that During April when Saints hosted the Hotmeyr (ISC National Directorvalectl, schools that work together (such as the Library / Media Conlerence. we had more Bishop Paul Verryn. Mr 8i Mrs Ray Bradley. than 60 teachers from other schools all Girls' Day School Trust. which appears in Mr a. Mrs Vernon Clegg, Mr a Mrs B M Dick, accessing video and multimedia at the same the top ten schools in Britain but wtih signltlcantiy lower lees than others) have Miss Lauren Whilebread, Mr & Mrs J time across the network, Alter attending Ms Glenda and Mr these 3 to one the National Education Computer Eotha, Mr 8t Mrs Anderson and to my iellow Conference this year at Michaelhouser Headmisiress: Head teachers: especially Dr 5 K Matseke, Arnold Lamont conllcled that Saints are by lormer great Head teacher at Orlando West lar the leaders among all schools in South tremendous economies cl scale: llnanclal High School: Mr Roger Cameron (Penryn Alrica in both the use ot IT in the classroom and legal issues are organised centrally College): Mr Neil Jardlne (Grayston Prep). as well as with our intrastructure that is in and Head Teachers are concerned only Mrs Ellen Kondowe lLetslbogo High School place. As he is leaving at the end oi the with leaching and learning" lor Girls); Mr Walter MacFarlane year to teach Maths at Treverton. I d like to (Woodmead Prep); Mrs Lynn Nelson pay a special tribute to Arnold. I have known And that Is the Saints visron as the only (Roedean School), Mr Ronnie Todd (St him as a soul mate, otiicially appointed him independent school in the country to Peter's College); and Mr Henri Venier at Pretoria Boys' High School and have operate tour schools together, (Fontainebleau Laerskooli, lound him to be exactly the right person to build up our computer capacny, because We have completed Phase III at the Thank you lor attending today and tor he comes irom an educational background, Collegiate and the new Olympic size pool the great honour you and others bestowed not technical. and has thought education and diving pool will be opened at the end or in voting me as Chairman oi the Conlerence (staff and boys lirst) and computers second. the year (with an over 50's race or all those ol Heads 0t Independent Schools ol South We wish him and his tamliy God s richest who think they can leap oil a live metre Alrica (HMC) Thanks to Mark Henning. blessings. board and swim 50 metres without holding my predecessor. a great man. adviser and onto the edge watch the press lor details). intend. We wish him and Sheila my in their In the 1998 Maths Olympiad live (5) We have convened the garages into cap retirement and especially on their cruise boys reached the iinal round. the second accommodation to give us more space in next year to the Greek islands. highest number in the country and the the boarding houses tor boarders and highest in Gauteng. Twelve College pupils improved the tratlic llow by widening the wrote the second round at the Science roads between the Prep and Old Boys held. Thanks Olympiad. Twelve Gold Medals were My sincere thanks to all those who I have received at the Regional Science Expo our debt repayments are right on track. already mentioned and to the tollowlng and alter the National Expo in Pretoria We have the potential to use our assets Warrick Lee and Ryan Schetermann were better over the next live years (eg. night . The Counctl and Council Executive. selected to attend an International schools and holiday conlerencesl and especially Bill Carter (Portiollo. Science Expo in Mexico next year lor their when our debt is repaid the bottom line will Buildings): architect. mentor and project Aqua Sal. Success was achieved be very healthy. The school is linanclally triendy Roy McAIIIster (Portioiio. in both the Computer and English strong. More importantly we are Finance) a linancial Wizard, a calmtng Olympiade. The English Department conservatively managed and because ol in uence and contldence builder: Peter results under Frank Rumboll's leadership high interest rates and withdrawal ol Laburn iPoritoiig Marketing) exciting. last year were the best recorded in the subsidy, we shall be pushing out tor a year innovative and motivated strategic history oi the College. the new English block and amphitheatre in planner. Charles Ftowllnson (Porttolio lront bl Mears Hall. Human Resources) tor his wonderlul values and perspectives; and Mike Secondly, in the Financial Times Heport. Wylie (Portlollo: Grounds) a stratghl the Minister at Education in the Labour talker and action than Government in England is planning seriously to scrap A-levels and to introduce the - To Anne van Zyl, my right-hand international Baccalaureate lie) this is a woman. whose Collegiate has made ltve subject exam, like our six subject Matric. amazing strides in three years: Alan Ian McLachlan and | explored the possibility Wyborn, conlidante and friend who oi inlroducing this al Saints about live years runs a wonderttil Prep School: and ago, For particular reasons. mainly Lynne Ftlvett»Camac. who is wise and The sryihian 1998 17 H lor the may extra miles they have walked, has hel teet all the ground and who sincere thanks, tor then work elth and values and Wish has made such a great and immediate Apart lrom those already mentioned, we Impact at the Collegiate Preparatory them well in their retirement, say goodbye to lsabei Webb who has done School. so much to! the Music Department and has We have talked oi Saints In terms cl Thank you to Mr Hermie Jansen, a always been prepared to commit alter tradltion. authority, commitment, learning, detailed planner, No one loves this school and has organised well, Her long which. come to think ol 9!, IS very tike a school more. travel llom home has taken lIS toll and She marrlage: a traditional lnSttItlllOn, In which wlll be moving to St Dunstan's m Benoni. the woman holds the authority, the man To Ian MoLachlan, an inspired thinker conlributes to the sense who has transiormed at ' by bringing home a monthly cheque To Ken Hovetmeier - My St Stiihians and learning oonlinually what can one say? about human relations He is deotoatlon wlth women. Actually. I (Winner ofHeadmastars Creative Wining Competition) know and you know that I parsonilled. couldn't have done thts lob To Greg Theron, My Si Stithlans ls permanent: wllhout lngrio. who loves Director at the Sixth Lllra its Autumn calling 171 ochre and cltma the boys even more than Form exciting, I do. and I d like to thank innovatlve and Lllrle Its Spling gram carpets which cannot wait to 5pm: heron your behell. enthusiastic. ills Winter s cloudytmaih and W earth, My sincere gratitude in conclusion. where And Summeris min'tmd puddles and dirty, steamy tar. we began with Dylan to all the Dilactors of St stithllna ll people: Culhane s poem, wtnner ot Standards Jill Weill!r the Trubshaw Poetry Leon Keet, Jlmmy People with the integrity Vernar. Hugh Huggett Piize in whlch he and lan Atteridge tor or our colloquial namesake. describes Salnthood and the Chapel windows and thetr care and commltment. lb creed In English, not Lailn - the grounds and the splrit (lmperrnsable la the heart li amblmns) at Rugby matches: The Housemasters. Piet van Tender and One and All, For the pasl three Dave Pltcalrn, who go It Is Grey, Red and White years. I have worn two the extra mile every hats and lullilled two roles: hour, and to all the And it echoes across elds. that Cl Headmaster at the College and Rector I shall dayboy House- Joltll-lg the listening heart masters continue to do both until a With pride like alscirlcl ty. new Headmaster Is To Mrs Judy Jones, appomted Iwahl to thank who jotned us as Where the windows of God's local meldenne you Mr Chairman lor the FlnanClaI Manager. Cast a dapplad kaleidoscope honour ol lne Rectorsnlp. and has done such lor the genetostly you've an outstandlng yob. Upon a deep blue canvas. shown to all the start iol that we can announce that she has been And every boy shines an individual colour. your commitment and promoted to Flnanmal It's a mustard tree behind us, passmn lol Saints, lor & Admlnlslrahon your planning. care oi And the Good Samaritan 'lara us. detail and Clear Vismn. It's Manager (Bursari, been a pleasure working backdaied lo the Channel/mg us towards ful lment. beginning oi the term: closet and closer with you and her team oi able A ['uncilon. Thank you ior bemg and motlvated stall A springboard. yoursell To Eev Johnson Time is sadly dwindling... Ml David Wylde Klrsty Davies and Jessie Edmlslon our But my SI Stithl'ans is permanent. lronl ol house team Sweet, deep-rooted permanence. There ls no better They are wonderlul ladlosalllhree Bev Johnson l5 a Isabella Mecn has also succumbed to Courageous, prolesslonal. rlolallnd tlavel collvonlence and will be teachlng al plannel and a warm person. St Andrew's School next year and we thanlr Headboy s Address her tor the high quality ot Biology teacnlng To me Estale Manager Mr Cedric Binns, his stall and m the Grounds Mr Cllit Murray, a young man who has (Paraphrased) Committee We thank Pauline chkson brought Vlgoul and lnlenstty to the English tor the wonderlul landscaping ol the The highlight oi Ihe year lot Jock Department. is 90mg to explore other career Seellgel. was wnhoul question the Saints grounds in llUnt and behind the paths and we wish him well boarding houses The grounds are verses St John s rugby malch which took looking magnlliceht in Tommy Deere we llnd a greal servant place tn the lhrro term The boys were ol the College, who nalohed and llxed so dressed in lull school untlorm. Wlth olean To the Matrons Sister Linda Fires and much, ts going on telllelnelil, as ls Rob blazers and shining shoes. slandlng Mrs Monlca Thompson, and to Steve Davidson who has done an able tub as the shoulder to shoulder agatnsl lhe opposition Hesse and the kitchen slali. my electrlclan and helper We thank them both Needless to say. Saints won I'hr- Stt llttltlt l ikitt Speech Day vg Jock men wem on m speak aboul me Improvemem m Samts 5pm! throughout me yea! and thanked me boys «or men strong cammumem |o me school He continued by wwshmg me school good luck «or 1999 and made specwal mention 0 me Malncs, wwshmg them an me bes| lor (he lmure Money conectea lhruughoul the year was awarded 10 me school and he mennonea lha! a new plaque would be Had m me new gallery. veadmg "SHence m cnaper' Be sun and know (ha! I am God" Tms p aque donaled by me Mamas o! 1998 mm serve [0 commemorate the lam Reverend Mike RODEHS m conc usmn. Jock thanked all \he s all pavents and especwally Mr Wy de {or an mew hard work He ended ms speech wum a quoie by S|ewe Wander We aH have men: The dullerente hes m me way we use u" The Saints Cheetahs Ihc\(\lhl.lu WM 1 ) , Prize Winners Class Prizes Matthew Welslord Grade 8: James Grade 9: Jonathan Minster Grade 10: Michael Bean Grade 11: Simon Woodford Grade 72: Simon a : Industry Prizes David Corrie Grade 8: Grade 9: Craig Peters Grade 10' Steven Roberts Grade 11: Ralph Johnson Grade 12: Paul TSe/enlis Matric Subject Prizes (First I Jaco Barnard Ar1(Shir/ey v Prize): Dylan Culhane Computer Scrence: Norman P C a ,. V Ian Rankin History: Paul Tselentis Music' Loyiso Bala {Second L |: Nick Dennis French: Nick Dennis Biology (Veinon Clegg Prize). Adrian Sharpe Physical Science: Adrian Sharpe English: Simon Latin: Simon Simon Additional Simon Woodford Project Prizes Grade B English Novel' Chris Hewitt "Destiny s Call" Grade 9 Biology Project (Hancock Prize): WGraril Webster and Nicholas Williams Inorganic vs Organic" 2' James '' "Am I my Parenls Chtld? Grade 9 Design a Technology Project: .. v. v. v. v. Greg Guy, Michael von Bomianri and James Winder "Model Helicopter Grade 10 Physrcal Sctei-ice Project:..,, Wariick Lee and Ryan Schelerrnann Aquasot Chrystal Clear Sundried Sea Water" 1 'I IIL Stythuln 1998 I Prize Winner: g Grade 11 Art Project: Lloyd Pieter "Landscape oi Gorge in the Magaliesberg" Grade 11 Biology Project. . Fliohard Holm and Alistair Venn "Ecology at Ten Kilo Farm" (Sam Trophy) Grade 11 Computer Science Project. Flupesh Daya and Graham du Plessis "Morse Code for Beginners Grade 11 French Project: ...Michael Thomson "French Archaeologists in Egypt" Grade 11 Geography Pro/act: ...... Michael Price and Shaun Wulh "A Study on Land Reclamation in the Mining Areas of the Upper Catchment Region at the Olilanis River" Grade 11 History ore/act: 1, ..... Andrew Farmer and Michael Heath "Isandhlwana: The battle that shaped our country" . Tim Game and Bryan Turner "We will Fight them in the Open": An account of the British military disaster at the battle of Isandhlwana Cultural Awards Music Prizes St Stithians Singer's Trophy: Loyiso Bala Lloyd Prize for Instrumental Music other than the Piano:..,, 1 ., Stephen Moore (Saxophone) St Stithians Choir Prize: Bevan Timm Schafer Trophy for Versatility in the Contribution of Music in the College:...... Thomas SelmenOlsen Drama Prizes Gavin Hood Floating Trophy [or Best Actor oi the Year: Tyron Proxime Accessit: Brandon Stafford Best Actor in a House Play: Nick Pauling Best Director of a House Play: Loyiso Bala Bailey Trophy lor the Best Overall Contribution to Drama: Tim ( CreativeWriting Prizes Headmastens Essay Prize: (Senior) Simon A ak Joubert. Richard Kahle (Junior) Duncan McLuckie, Jonathan Minster, James Wilkinson Headmaster's Poetry Prize: (Senior) Dylan Culhane (Proxime Acoessii) ., ...... Jonathan Boynton-Lee. Raymond Coelzee (Junior) Michael Stafford (Proxrme Accessri) Machael Kaeilein. Steven Fiobens Trubshaw Poetry Prize: Dylan Culhane Public Speaking Prizes Best Junior Public Speaker: Lizwe Best Junior Debater: Man/n Bekker Most ,. Debater: Richard Halsey Best Senior Public Speaker: Robert Huth Best Senior Debater: Robert Huth Art Prizes Grade 8 Art Prize: A C Hope An Trophy (BestAri Work on Display on Founders' Day): V .. .V ., ., V, V .. Dylan Culhane 'l'hc Siyrllian 1992; 21 Language Prizes Francois Wesseis Grade 8 Language Prize (Highest Marks in 3 I Cuihane Grade 12 ' Prize: Dylan Most improved French Scholar in Grades 8 & 9 (Donated by the French Cultural Attache): Maiesela Mothiha Most improved French Linguist in Grades 10 a 11 (Donated by the French Cultural Attaché) Gavin MoAl/ister Club Prizes Edward . a Best . Portfolio: Most Promising Junior . , Matthew Johan Els Senior Chess 0 p' . Junior Chess 1 . Simon Robertshaw Alex Anderson Community Service Award: Gavin "" Memorial Prizes Colin Giles Prize: Stephen York (For Science in Grade 9) Norman Ticklon Trophy: David Wessels (Outstanding Sporting Ability in a boy 15 years or younger) Stephen Hoare Prize: 2nd Vill (Ralph Johnson) (For the most Improved Rowing Crew) Flichard Lowe Prize: Rupesh Daya and Christopher Lines (For initiative in Business) Prize Dylan Culhane (For Creativity) iari ' Prize: Mark Comline, David Emmett. Robert Huth (To Matric boys Consistently Displaying the Greatest Integrity) Sean Dick Award: Richard Kahie (To a Matric boy in Recognition of Outstanding Service in the College over a Number oi Years) Douglas Sohey ' Prize: Peter (To the House Prefect who has, with due care and consideration ior all, done the most to motivate his House in all respects) Andrew Pretorius Trophy: Brandon Trew (Mast improved Cricketer) Andrew ' ' Prize: Stuart Williams Special Prizes for Distinction in Academics and Sport Special Prize Ior Mathematics. Physical Science and Biology in Grade 10: Andrew Wilson Nedbarik Prize in: the Highest Aggregate in the Sciences in Grade 12, Adrian Sharpe Sanction Mayor s Trophy: Paul Tseientis (Pupil who, in the opinion oi the boys, usually tries hardest) Ftotary Club 0! Sandton Award: Jack Seeligaf (For Scholarship. Sportsmanship, Leadership, Fellowship and Service) St Stithians f , Trophy: Peter Miller (Awarded to a Matric boy, who: in the opinion of his peers, displays a generosity oi spirit in giving of self to others, for his helpfulness, support and counsel) Bestf '' to the D M" year: Niall Wilkins Best use oiP M t ' Christine Laidlaw 22 The Siyihian 1998 , Chairman's Cup - Best Jun/or Flowmg Crew V .UTSA Double Sculls (Grant Webster) (Presented by the Dowd/e family) Madm Floating Trophy. Jonalhan McLean (Besl Fielder in is! Xi) 5! ~) Roy Prenaar Shield, JonalhanM em . > (Best Balsman of the Year) Penryn Trophy: Corné Mybu Treagus Trophy: Wayne Jacobs (Canoeing) (Best Performance in a nonAcurricular sport) Mears Cup: U16}! (David (For (he ream With the best sporting record) Nardoo Hockey Trophy: Gran! Harrison (For good sportsmanship bringing honour to [he College) 5! Slilhians Squash Club Trophy: Corné Myburgh (Best contribution lo the Squash Club) SI Slilhians Tennis Club Trophy: Michael Von Hsyni (Most valuable player 0/ (he year) Morton Floating Trophy: lnnm Mayor (Sportsman of the Year) Allied Bank Trophy: (House with the 8951 Academic Achievement) Allied Bank Trophy: (House with the Best Sporting Results) ' Thornton Trophy: (House with the Best Cultural Achievement) EM Harris ' Trophy: ,,~ [For M'Best'AIl-thund. . 1. A . House) 4 or.. » F7 upon the Lord shall renew their strength. Iney shall maunl up With Chapel Notes Wings as eagles; they shall run and not grow weary, they Will Walk and not faint " This was Rev Floberls' lavourite With the passing away 01 Rev thelr servtce to Him. sermon by which he will be Michael Roberts. St Slithians saw the remembered by stall and students. appointment ol Ftev. Derick Maregele This year also saw the renovation ol In September, we Witnessed the as co~chaplaii1 wtlh Rev Judgeman the Chapel which looks beautilul With Conlrrmallon ol 42 ol our boys and girls Rasment He was tnducted by the a gallery. choir stall. alr'CDI IdIlIOnlng at a very inspiring sen/ice by Bishop Verryn The Conltrmalion class has been revived and Will now be conducted lor students lrorn Grades to to 12 every year. 1998 has been a very busy year at Saints with the Chapel being in great demand. Apart lrom the special services menttoned. regularsewiceslor Boarders were held throughout the year and it was good to see a small group at parents worshipping With us on a number oi Sunday ntghts In addition. many weddings and baptisms have taken place In our Chapel and our congratulations go to all Bishop ol the Central District at a very and new lights and carpet The Chapel involved well attended sen/ice in February 1999. is now able to accommodate very cornlortably, pupils and stall ol all Our message as Chaplains tor the The Chaplains were ably assisted schools on the Campus in their year has been to call all into a closer by the Chapel Stewards, appotnled respecltve services. A specral Service relattonhtp With Jesus Christ our Lord Irom the two Boarding Houses. to rerdedicale the renovated Chapel and Savtour and to encourage our boys Mountstephens and Collins They are was held tn September. and conducted and girls to give sewice to the poor and Paul Baron, Raymond Coelzee. Gareth by the Bishop Paul Verryn. The special needy, On the whole. the year has been Hempson, Robert Johnston, Edward Service included the unveiling at a a success and we look l orward to Kerby. Richard Lewts. Dawid van der plaque tn memory at the late Rev another lruitlul year in 1999. Merwe and Nkokotseng Flangaka We Michael Roberts, The plaque had the thank God lor these boys, tor Ihetr hard words ol Isaiah 40 31 "They that wall Rev Judge/nan Rasmenr' & work. dedication and commitment in Rev Der/ck Maregele Iota...- Resource Cen re The Resource Centre has linking stall and pupils alike Into the becomes an allordable alternative expanded ll'tllnllely lhts year, not in Internet through a customised Site. source at inlormation to books and terms at buildings and space. but Into Instead of launching pupils into the magazines largely priced in dollars or cyberspace. With a reliable and great unknown they can now access sterling, However reading novels lor permanent connection to the lnternet pre-seleoted sites directly relevant to pleasure will still remain the locus at onanurnberot computers in thelibrary. the task they have been assigned, With our book COIlECIIOn. Visit our site at we have been able to set up first an the quality and relevance pt sites http l/wwwsttthianjhb schoolza Intranet. and now an Internet stte improving by the day. the Internet Mrs Mary Reynolds 'l lic Sttlltidti 1998 % ?ublic Relations Head of PR senior stall With public relations Special mention must be made at the truly outstanding ioh carried out by David Emmett ~ To assist With the organisation and David Emmett as Head oi F'Fl. He had running oi all events involVing the task of organising the duty roster Vice Heads Visitors to the College. each week. and at ensuring that all the Nick Dennis and Darren Wetsibrd - To assist With the marketing and necessary arrangements were in place promotion oi the College. ior special public occasions I would The concept of havmg a properly like to thank him ior his unsellishness. trained group at boys to look alter - To prowde suitable opportunities his resourcelulness and initiative. his public relations at the College was lor senior students to develop and commitment, utter dependability and conceived early in 1993. and the iirst enhance their people skills. group took otiice in July that year. The his willingness to go the extra mile". The 1997/98 PR boys were a He set a wonderiul example tor PR boys were an immediate and success right lrom the start. and have subsequent PR groups to emulate. and outstanding success. and have gone grown in assurance and expertise as has made a major contribution to the from strength to strength during the the year progressed Through the College during his year in oiiice. past live years. prolessional manner in which they carried out their duties. the PR teams I would also like to pay tribute to the The PR group is selected irom a have enhanced the proud name at the excellent work carried out by both Nick larger number oi interested applicants College. and have made an extremely Dennis and Darren Welsiord as Vice- in Grade 1t, and attend a speCially- iavourable impression on all visitors heads oi PR. Their Willingness to designed training course before taking With whom they worked These visitors contribute to the planning and up their duties. The training course organisation of maior events, their Includes modules on inter alia. included local and international developing eiiective communication principals and teachers. members oi ability to anticipate possible problems I.E.B.: Gauteng and national delegates and to deal With them effectively. their skills. mindvsetting, trans-axional and industry; members oi Council. clear thinking and initiative. as well as hehawour. protocol lor diiierent their loyalty and reliability. made them iunctions. working With ioreign prospective students and theirlamilies. as well as numerous vrsning students superb members of the PR executive language speakers. and looking alter attending lestivals and workshops. or team disabled Visitors. The PR boys are In those coming to write entrance tests o iceioriust overone year. and operate Mr Ken Hove/nierer irom June at their Grade ll year until and/or the scholarship exam at the College Founders' Day ol their matric year The PR learn is one oi the many excellent teams that Saints is proud oi. whether it be in the area oi leadership. sport. academics music or other cultural activities Members of the PR team have to possess particular skill in working With people. and are required to have a good general knowledge oi not only the College. but also the Saints campus as a whole, Attributes such as enthusrasm, loyalty, reliability and love oi the College are all taken into account when choosing the PR group A willingness to go the extra mile and PUinc RelationsTsam an ability to get a lob done are also Back Row: important requirements. J, du Plessis. J Duggan. A Sharpe The prinCipaI objectives oi the PH Middle Row: programme are: 3 Richards. N. Bredenkamp. D. Lerche. G. Harrison. J McLean. J Boynionlee. M van Heynitz. H Huth. B. Staiiord. S. Moore. N. - To make all visitors to the College Rasmussen leel welcome. Bottom Row: - To aSSlSt the Headmaster and D Culhane. P Miller. C Myburgh, D Emmett. Mr K Hovelmeier. D. Wetslord. J. Seeliger, J Dicks. M Comline I'Iiu Six-thin" I l lx .n eaeeeeh ElThe boys are donallng Chrrstmas presents to the annual Chrrstrnas A predominantly l1al1dsAon Grade 9 party at lhe Cerebral Palsy Cllnlc communlly outreach programme l5 In t)The boys VlSIl Flrlands Chrldrens at Baragwanath Hospltal and wtll place In the College. Thls programme Home [or abandoned and abused be Vlslllllg the Cltnrc to hand over would run alongsrde the exlsllng chrldren on a weekly hasrs They Ihorr gllts Thts VlSlt should prove lnteract Club whlch l5 run by Grade do homework wllh the Chlldren to he an eyerpener tor the boys 10/11 boys Boys volunteer to parlrcrpate 1n the outreach programme wtth no extrunsrc reward whatsoever The number 01 boys volunteerlng to do communlty work on lhts hasrs has been overwhelming In tact, ll has been drfllcult to accommodate all the volunteers, due to a llmlled number 0! places on outreach vrsrts The boys thoroughly enjoyed the vrsrts and they have developed character lratts such as klndness, canng and compasslon They have also extended their honzons and have been exposed to people and srtuatrons they would otherWlse never have encountered Thls has developed a tresh appreclatron ol therr srtuatrons Grade 8 and 9 Boys at the Refilwe Methodist Church Mission Opportunrtles tor Communlty outreach are ottered to the boys. Grade 10 and then spend trrne playlng appropnale to thetr age and stage 01 The grade to boys vrsrt Leeuwkop soccer. lennls. swrmmlngt etc Wlll l development To date the lollowmg Medrum B Prtson tor tuventle Inmates them Our boys have learned to rnrttatlves have taken place: on a monthly basrs They spend tlrne apprecrate therr own homes and rn school wtth the prison Grade 10 boys tarnllles as a result 01 these Vrslls Grade B dolng schoolwork They then enjoy 1)The boys vtstt the Casa do Sol School lor the mentally handlcapped chlldren on a regular hasrs to play wuh tho Chlldl'en 1n alter-care. Our Vlslls are eagerly awaited by stall and puplls allke and are much appreclaled ZlThe boys VlSlt the Relllwe Methodlst Mlsslon near Lanserla to help Wl|h marntenance and burldtng works at the preschool, the clrnrc lhe actrvrty centre and the home tor abandoned boys Hard physlcal work rs undertaken and the boys usually end up Wlth olleters on therr hands. brrght red laces and 'dChIt'lg backs , and are usually prepared to come back1or morel It l5 a heartenlng experrence llu \t}rlrr.\l\ 1mm ()1ll7 t t l7 V Playing on the Trampolene with the Firlands Boys Jason Mogg at Casa do Sol recreational activtties together Each operational at 3 levels Grades 10 Fund Saints boy has befriended a partlculal 1. 12 , on an ongoing basis Further initiatives are in the pipeline prisoner and the Saints boys take theii Apart lrom the direct opportunities prison friends a tuckbox and inagazme lor 1999. such as a Community on each visit. A Saints teacher teaches for Community Outreach. the Grade 8 Outreach camp to a rural school and a an interactive lesson on each Vi5it. tor College boys run businesses at School Visit to the Valley Trust in Kwa-Zulu example English and Maths According each year as part of the Enterprise Natal Opportunities tor community to the Headmistress ol the tuVEnlle Education programme A percentage Servlce work during the school holidays prison school thanks to the at their prolits is donated to charity wtll also be available involvement by Saints, is provmg highly Charities that have benefited in recent The Community Outreach motivational to the prisoners The years are the Paballo ya Batho Mission programme in the College has thus lat the SPCA arid the Avril Elizabeth present Grade 10 pupils will achieved the enwsioneo objectives accompany their prison lriends up to Home and we trust that every boy Will take Grade 11 in 1999 and on into Grade The boys also participate in various away With him some meaninglul 12 in the year 2000 A new initiative appeals such as the donation ol experience at contributing in a positive With next year's Grade tOs will be clothing. beach towels and costumes way to his community started at the beginning ol 1999 and to the children trorri the Star Seaside so on. until the programme is Mrs Wendy Kori can't... Nationat Qeme than English Olympiad Expo for Young Pi iniaiy school to Matric partiopaie Tiie Scientists bcsl proiocis trnni cacti iegion iiie then In the 1998 Olympiad. which selected to elitei the Naiiciial Finals locused on South Atrican theatre. The Expo is a prestigious. national Richard Holm was awarded a Gold The Gatiieiig Finals took place on competition into which Science Certlllcate, placing him in the top 175 t Atigiist this year The College was protects (in the broadest sense ol the represented by 21 protects. With places in South Atrica Five boys were word , computer science. geology. awarded Silver Certi cates We have approximately 330 protects llOii1 over engineering SCtellCeS biology inVited the College s most capable 40 schools being entered The geography physrcs and chemistryi that English students to enter the 1999 standard set by the Judges was very are independently researched by the Olympiad. which is based on the high and some ol our boys were pupils are entered, Pupils lrom around representation ol crime in an Agatha disapponited with tiieii tinal 20 regions who range in age trom Christie and a Charles Dickens novel adtudication However we did very ||ii , iIthlltttt l l Ih well, wlnnlng 3 Bronze. 3 sllvor and 6 Competlllon ls home as only lOO puplls Gold medals, The Gold modnlllsls and Top Grade 12: can (nlallly lor tile Flnal Round llle "DCS lll lallOn" prolecl by W Lee I Richard Kahle The lollowmg Salnls boys have and Fl Schelerlnzlnn, were entered lnln (luzlllllcd lor the Flnnl Round. l o Iheee IO Expo Nallonrll Flnnls. Wlllcll look ' Norman Rasmussen boys are ranked lll the Top 100 ln [he place on lhe 2"" and 3' Oclober (ll ll\c - Ian Rankin colmlry Universny ol Prelolla The boys rllrl HS - Adrian Sharpe proud and lile lollnwnlg rosulls were oblzllnenl Top Grade 110 I Simon Wood lord I Michael Bean I Jeffrey Crews-Brown and Mark I Richard Karlie Adam (African Horse Sickness Top Grade 103 - Adrian Sharpe V/rus) - Highly Commended I Andrew Hennlng - Bevan Timm I Chris Bergman. Nlck Moser and Michael Grl iths (Tesler Coil) I Jonalhan du Toll Highly Commended Mathematics - Henler de WI! and Duncan McLuckie (Radio Waves) - Silver Olympiad SI Slill lléms College has more puplls Medal ln lne Top 100 lnarl any olller school In The Nallonnl Mnlhomnllcs Olympiad Gmllellg Nallorlally we are placed - Johnathan Minster. Andrew conslsls ol lilrrzo rounds Ovcl 30 000 second in Rondeboscn Boys School Hennlng and Michael Hope- pllplls entered lnls year's FliSl Round which has 6 puplls m me Top 100 .Iones (Endalhermlc Ream/ans) - Silver Medal - James Wilkinson (Am I my Parenls' Child) Silver Medal I Alistair Venn and Richard Holm (Ecological Study on Ten Kilo Farm) Gold Medal I Ryan Schefermann and Warwick Lee (Aqua Sol Dose/[nation using Solar Energy! Gold Medal In udrlltlolL Allslaerelln and Rlchzlrd Holnl welt: (lWEllde IlKl Grass/ands SOClDIyS Gold Medal and Ryan Schnlnrmzmll and Wzlrwlck L00 worn lumllllulud in lake lilOlI plolmtl (0 Hill llllornnllonal Expo lESIl whllzh will I70 Imlll lrr Mexico m July 1999 ll ls obvlmlt; lllul we nrr: pmrlllmllq Alllrlllly sullmllsls Mosl lnnlorllllllly :lll lllu hays. wlrr. [)rllllmprllml lmrrrl rr gum]! (Jeni Dolll lrulll lilo |lldglllg process (lllrl Imnr llrrzlr poms Science Olympiad 222 pupils llonl Grurlos lo I] and l2 nlllrlrell Iho ()lylnplnrl 1?, ol our boys were Il\Vl|l?(l Io DlllDI mo second round Several m llw boys have been IllVllOlJ in pzllllmpnle ln both (he Nllllolml :mrl valnclal Science Weeks Photograph by Gareth Hempson (Winning Colour Print) llrl \ll'llll.lll l l lh a opponunity) to become pro cient in the use oi computers tor research and Post Matric presentation. They are required to read extensively ior each subject in the hope that these habits are learnt ior later in What Post Matrlc Is: psychometric testing, and rnlormation their careers. They are furthermore . A year in which students explore lectures irorn a Wide range of people encouraged to serve on committees to thoroughly the options that are In iields identi ed as being important organise their year meaningfully, and available to them in the wrder by the students. to play spon oi some sort to develop world outside oi school General and Lite skills are covered holism. - A year In which students are able each week by a range oi lecturers The group generally has been to participate in as many activities coming into the centre, These cover extremely successiul on the sports iield as possible in order to find out a practical subjects such as writing a CV, and has made a great contribution to lot more about themselves study skills, applying for university and both the College and the Collegiate. linding work as well as general - A year in which they prepare They often provrde a wonderiul balance subjects such as magic, wrne tasting themselves ior tertiary level to the Openrsports sides I iirmly and public speaking, There were also studies by taking either iirst year believe that some oi the sport Sides lectures by FAMSA on sexuality and subjects or A Level courses would struggle mightily Without their relationship burlding. by drive alive on presence Oiten this is an issue not oi - A year in which students iind out sale driving and by PADI on lite as a talent but ol maturity and steadiness It whether they are able to cope wrth handicapped person. There were also is always wonderiul to watch, ternary level studies or not plenty oi career iniormation lectures on such lields as marketing, people And lastly. they have been serious What Post Matric Isn't: management, PR, Accounts, architects, about sorting out their lives - never - A repetition of matric banking and advertising. Students been afraid oi addressing the big used these lectures, together With issues. and oi iinding answers to them. - A year in which the students do as Thomas tests and Career It is always gratifying to be pan oi such little as possrble Development tests, in planning where an important process, especrally when - A year to play sport in to go during their Career Weeks. it is successful There was at all times a wonderful Vibe in the group. There Some oi the event highlights of the A few highlights of the year: have been the odd ilare~ups and year have been Visits to the theatre. to arguments, but generally there has - The largest course ever 7 48 a concert and to the ballet. Most oi the been a ieeiing oi togetherness and students group also played in netball teams. concern ior each other i would like to went to action cricket. and underwent - More subjects ofiered than at any thank the group ior their endeavours cooking lessons To add a bit oi stage in the past 24 and their enthusiasm They were balance the group attended the wonderful and Will be diiiicult to beat - More staii than ever before 20 Standard Bank cricket semiaiinal at the Wanderers. We Will remember them tor a long time - The orientation camp at Hluhluwe to come - A wonderiully cohesive group at During the year, students are Mr Greg Theron students encouraged (and are given the The Programme is designed to prowde a supportive, yet relatively iree. environment in which the students are able to ask themselves liie's big questions - especially those concerned With iuture career paths and With sell- knowledge. At the same time they take a range oi subjects (through either the University oi South Airica or through the Universrty of Cambridge) that allow them to hone and locus the learning skills so important for success in tertiary education Career decisrons are iacilitated by a Wide range oi activities which include job shadowing (going into the wider world to see what it is that people do). comprehensrve Artwork by Brian Smither The srytliiln | l )R :5 _ - Profitability ot the business. Based on the above criteria, the "Top Saints Ten" Businesses were chosen and these businessmen did busrness presentations tor their parents. The presentations were entertaining and at an extremely high standard, It was Enterprise ditticull to believe that these businessmen were only 13 and 14 years olol At the end at the evening. Mr Wylde announced the top business tor 1998. namely "Dealers" "Dealers Education was a very successlul Jewellery business, which was run in an extremely protesstonal mariner, Congratulations to Grant Roux. General Grade 8 Businesses Manager ol the business, and his three ot certaln attitudes and characteristics partners Chris Hewttt. OliverVenn. and Zane Franklin on their superb ettort, This year the Grade 8 businesses is also encouraged, tor example. a were a great success. With many new spirit ol enterprise and adherence to It is a tradition at Saints that the "lirsts" being introduced into the ethical business practice and busmessmen give a percentage of programme The boys tormed standards their profits to charity, This year the themselves mm 45 busrnesses, which businessmen donated R 3 630.00 to In order to determine whether these ran during May A testrve tlea market the Paballo Va Batho Misslon tor the atmosphere prevailed, With music and objectives had been achieved. the homeless run by the Central Methodist even danCing to liven things up. businesses were assessed according Church in Johannesburg. The cheque IO Val lOUS crrteria. such as: Among the many "lirsts" that were was graielully received by a representative lrorn the miSSion at introduced were the tollowing - The meeting ot deadlines. Headmaster s Assembly on 10 July - The marketing at their bustness: - Lessons specilically dedicated to 1998 The boys' donation wtll certainly the entrepreneurship programme; - Entrepreneurial llair. go a long way toward the buying ol Cross-curricular lessons. such as - Managerial ability, soup ingredients and bread tor the homeless people ol Johannesburg the advertising tor the bustnesses - Group work. being done in Art classes. In the assessment at their business - The accuracy and presentation at The boys did presentations on experience the boys certainly reit that the accounting and stock control they had had tun, earned money (most their busrnesses. records. and - A prize tor the top business, J The lucksl iop was closed whilst the busmesses were operating. which boosted sales dramatlcally . and - Outside speakers highlighted aspects ot the programme, These innovations proved to be a great success and thanks must go to all those who co-operated so wrllihgly in their introduction The ObIQCllVeS ot the entrepreneurship programme at Saints are that he boys should learn various lite skills, such as team work and conllict resolution. and also practical business skills. such as the drawmg up ol a business plan and a Grade .8.BUSin.eS.s -. Sweet Treats, business report. The developrnenl J. Klrschrier, K. de Matteis, J. Bigham. G, Bean ill I'Itc MytlitJit I l ts urn/inn Vg at them) and learned a lot We Wish all the Grade 8 businessmen success when they finally step out into the real business world We expect to see the names at many at them amongst the leading lights in the business world in the tuture Mrs Wendy Kerr Grade 9 Accounting The Grade 9 boys had a module in basm accounting this year. The main detectives ot the course were to introduce the boys to tinanCial literacy The Grade 8 Businesses hand over a Cheque to Paballo ya and to the main tinancial statements at Batho a husmess The boys encountered such terms as "owner s equity". "assets "liabilities", capital "drawmgs" and parhctpated this year were Christophei making the best at the opportunity Lines Fltipesh Daya and Nkoketseng cosl ot sales and they drew up income presented to them by JLmIOt statements and balance sheets Hangaka These boys were described Achievement by the Junior Achievement programme Although the boys were only able to Boys and gins who have obtain a baSIC understanding ot coordinator as being 'hard working and committed to the programme" parliCipated iii 3 JA programme are accounting in the short time available. while Christopher and Rupesh entitled to write the Oxtord University their knowledge was certainly received Merit Certilicates as tollows Voting enterprise examv This is an expanded and they attained skills international qualilication which is which Will hopelully henetit them in Christopher Lines 7 Best Manager based on the young person 5 business their tulure protessional and personal and Most Dedicated Person experience With Junior Achievement lives This year tan Rankin and Steven Brown Htioesh Daya 7 Most Motivated wrote the exam Mrs Wendy Kerr Person Mrs Wendy Kerr Well done to all three boys tor the dedication that they showed and for Junior Achievement - Mini Enterprise Business Programme Management Game The Business Management Game This year three Grade tt College is an IltrSCilOOi simulation game in boys parliCipated in the Junior which teams act as board membo:s at Achievement Mini-Enterprise programme. The programme runs over a hypothetical meiiiiitactiiiing company competing against each other in a a period ot tt weeks With the boys attending a three-hour business compiiteirgenerated business game The boaid membcis make dealsions sessmn once a week. Boys and girls on matters such as piicing. marketing. trorn schools across Gauteng are production reseatcii and development Involved in the programme Thirty and the expansmn ot the company The pupils combine to term a company. With team that geneiales the highest each company manutaciuring a accumulated net income over a period dilterent product Al the end 01 the lt- at time is the wmnei The game is week period an award ceremony takes played over a period u! 5 weeks With place, at which outstanding young achievers receive awards ot ditlerenl the tinals taking place over a pciiud ol kinds. Junior Achievement 5 hours This yeai the product C Lines N Rangaka. MrsW Kerr maiiiilacttired by the companies was The three College boys who Ft. Daya carrying cases tor CD5 Ilu \IttlilJlt l l lh R Six teams entered the Game. two We congratulate the boys in this team teams lrom the Collegiate and tour on their signi cant achievement teams lrom the College. This led to Mrs Wendy Kerr strong and lively competition. as only lour teams would make it through to the finals. The lirst prize ol H400 and the runners-up prize at R200 were also Grade 12 Work a strong incentive to emerge as the top Experience business. This year. a voluntary Work The Game was won this year by a Experience programme was put in team at Collegiate girls, wtth second place lor the Grade 12 boys This place also going to a Collegiate team. programme lorms one part at the tigsaw This is the ltrst time that Collegiate girls puzzle ol pulling a career choice in have won the Game. The Winning team place, the other pieces being aptitude did a truly magnilicenl rob ol achievmg an accumulated net income at HEM testing. interest test. careers lectures Business Ties and vtstls by representatives lrorn million Back Row: tertiary institutions S Louw. G du Plessis. N Rangaka. A. The Game was enjoyed by all and The boys are allowed one day all Schnetler was a valuable learning experience. The boys and giils learned school lor work experience. Many poys Front Row: took advantage ol the programme and C Lines. Mrs W. Kerr. Fl Daya - DECISlOWmaklng and negotiating were placed in career fields as diverse skills as veterinary science. hotel management. film production. The complexities and dttliculttes astrophysics, dentistry. chartered ol operating in a homely accountancy and actuarial science. competitive business market Follow-up on the visits showed lhat To stategise in almost every case the experience ' To analyze company reports and was worth while. in that the visit either linanCial statements: and conlirmed or denied the boy's Interest - To work under intense pressure, tn a particular career Another pleasing aspecl ol the progiamme was that in The Game Will delinilely be repeated several cases the boys were ollered next year. With the challenge to the holiday employment The boys ntusl College boys to regain the hall back certainly have acquitted themselves into their courll Well Mrs Wendy Kori ln addition to the titdiVidual VISIIS a Visit was arranged to Sionians Telecommunications (Ply) Ltd in JSE Schools Pretoria tor Iliose hays interested in Challenge electrical engineering as a career Eight hays came on lltIS vtsti, thus This yeni. 551 teams liom schools gaining insight into both the around the country entered the JSE telecommunications lndtisliy and into Schools Challenge The teams are what electrical engineering ertlnils, given a hypothetical Film) 000 With A big thank you must go to those Top 20 in JSE Schools' which they buy and sell shares over a companies and pi'olessional people Challenge: 7Amorilh period The objective at the who have been kind enough to challenge is to grow the value at the Back Row: accommodate our boys and to the K.de la Harpe. R Tessendort. Ft Bray shares portlolio as much as possible University ol the Witwatersrand who 8 teams lrorn St Stilhians College Front Row: have advised and guided on many entered the challenge this year. and A. Sherratt, Mrs W. Kerr. L Barcza occasmns Thank you, also. to those one 0! the teams. comprising Alan Saints parents who have helped With Sheiratl, Lloyd Barcza. Rodney Bray. the programme ltis much appreCiated. Richard Tessendorl and Kyle de la Harpe. came in the top 20 countryWide Mrs Wendy Kerr IIH Styllliali 1mm House Reports Collins lrom the lront to achieve many House Preteets highlights such as the wmning ot the Grant Harrison, Robert Huth Paolo House Master interrhouse waterpolo rugby, athletics, Magni and Stephen Moore and rowmg competitions. These Mr Dave Pitcairn victories were yusl the tip ol the ioeberg. The year 1998 was not really a huge Other proud results were achieved in success due to the lack ol spirit in the Head of House the general knowledge quiz and In inter house Despite the huge setback Floss Leibbrandl house hockey and swrmming. This year because ol (ms the cultural side ol the Collins dominated the participation house did very well As has been the points ll'l every Inter»house case lor the past lew years. the House competition This is a great has not really achieved results in the achievement showmg the boys spoils sphere With exceptions in the amazing commitment towards the squash and tennis The small success house ol the House can be attributed to the help ol the House prelects and most Special thanks must go out to Mr certainly Mr Wilson and Mr Lachniecht Pitcairn whose decisive leadership As a house we have achieved what we and organization has encouraged us could. With what we had, and a big to go lrom strength to strength thanks to those who were Involved in the various events of the year This On behalt ot the House pretecls and matrics at 1998. I would like to Wish year s House prelects wish the house Brett Stainlon. and the house leaders prelects oi l999 a good year and we hope lhal you are able to raise the of 1999 the best ot luck I would also house spirit like to thank all the boys in the tamily House Protects who have achieved what they set out Good Luck. to do Tyron Edmonds Paul Evans Johan Trams MacLach/an Heyns, Ryan Holmneri Gareth Luyt, Floss Leibbrahdl Lance Meyer Ross Smith, Burger van der Merwe and Shaun Whatley Mountstephens Mears House Master What spirit What a House" House Master Mr Pic: van Tender The tact that Collins House boarders Mr Denzol Wilson are the back-bone ot the school has Head at House this year become an undisputed lact Head 01 House Wrth 13 sponing honours to sporting Tyioh Sniilti colours. 5 aCademlC , cultural honours Travis Ma Leichlan and 3 academic / cultural colours awards this tact has been proved The depth ol Collins House achievements has also been shown by haVing 5 lrequenl lirsi team rugby players. three lirst learn water polo players. one tirst team cricketer one lirst team rower a lirsl team tennis playeri three school protects two members in the l2 Club and many outstanding athletes and swmmei's This depth could only come second to the Houses outstanding spirill The strong matric group has lead the House Illt' \llllllitll l l JN H House Fretects Chris Assad, Loyiso Bala. Jono Dicksi Jake Hoddinott. Carl Notlke and Paul Tselentis, The year started oll With a camp tor the protects and new grade 85. It was worthwhile as we soon got acquainted and house spirit started developing The House was determined to do well this year and to beat Wesley. as last year we came so close to Winning the coveted Harris Cup With the usual House Pretects llair ol red versus blue, Motinstephens House Pretects continued to keep Collins at bay. The James Duggan. Ryan Forder. Jock Christian Ashcrott. Chrrslopher spirit and lriendship between the Seeliger and Darren Welslord Baker, Courteney Blunden. Craig boarding house continued to grow Ebden. Justin Hancock. Jonathan McLean and Peter Miller The sporting events started olt well when we got maximum participation This year was an impresswe year lor Penryn. especially in the cultural points in swmirning. We did not let the Although Pitts began the year With Stephen tradition down by coming lirst inter-house competitions. The particrpation ot the boys was excellent an unlucky last posrtion rn House mUSlC. in Inter-house music. cross-country and and we were not lacking in spirit. We the House has pertormed well in most mlnlratl lletlcs The House improved in obtained a first place in the soccer and aspects ot inter-House competiiions. areas which were prevrously weak. llke tennis. but the swtmming and waterpolo The Metrics and Grade lls did plays and debates was not too impressive especially well tor the house and were On behalt it the metric body I would brtlliantly supported by the lower age On behall ol the House, I would like like to thank Mr van Tonder. as we are groups, l think special mention must to thank all ol the stall members who his lirst grade B to matric group. tor all go to the new Grade 85 who were a make the year special. and a special the help he has given us. l would like high spirited and talented group and thanks to Mr Holmes. our House to thank our Matron lor all that She has were always willing to otter help when master. tor his words at wrsdom and done. and tor putting up with the required metrics excellent organisation On the cultural tront, our results were Our matrics lead trom the hem. l would like to thank the pretects and very pleasmg There were good boasting three prelects in our House house masters lor all their help. perlorinances in the House plays. Nick prefect group including the Head Boy. Pauling was awarded best actor ), in Jock Seeliger I would like to wrsh the pretects and the lnterrHottse quiz (1 placelt chess the house good luck tor next year and Lastly. I would like to thank the (lted 2 ") and public speaking. where wish them well tor the tutule both our senior speaker (Nick Pauling) Penryn matrics ol 1998. who were and Junior speaker (Nkoko Sekele) Tyron Smith never tar away when extra help was needed. and I Wish the House pretocls achieved second places ol 1999 the best ot luck, tor a hopelully On the sports held. our results were successlul year as pleasing There were good results Penryn James Satinde/ s in hockey (ist place). rugby. walerpolo, squash and swrmrning But one of the greatest results ol the year was our 2nd House Master place in the main House athletics, It was Mr Geofl Holmes Pitts more than Just a good result. but the commitment and enthusiasm lrom the athletes was astounding. Peter Miller Head at House House Master managed to get at least iwo pornts in James Saunders Mr Marc Falconer every Single U/17 event. and as a result won the trophy lor the highest pOint Head of House earner in his age group. Craig Ebden Nick Breoenkamp then went on to Win the same trophy in 5t lluv swim. iwx V . Home It rpart: g the Open age group, Nick de Kock 0' the most memorable ln the Tucker achieved Honours With his superb archives ettorts in the 100m and 200m races. Mr Knight took the helm at the This year has being more than just beginning 0! the year. trorn his a year at results. but also a year of predecessor, Mt MacCallum. who commitment and determination in Pitts couldn't stand us tor more than one- house. it has been a super year under andva-hall months, the brilliant and organised leadership at Mr Falconer. The whole House is This year we proved our dominance in the pool, coming lirst overall in the extremely grateful tor his time and etlon in the successtul running 0! the house swtmming and second in the waterpolo. Thanks also to the house protects and However, our shorts on the athletics Matricstortheir leadership And linally. track were shadowed by the Mini and most importantly. thanks to every Athletics in which our lorte lies Single one ot the boys In Pitts House The most notable addition to the House Protects it has definitely been a great year. ll'ltePHOtlSe sports calendar was the Jonothan Boynton-Lee. Mark Good luck to next years house soccer. which in years to come Will be Comlme. Dylan Culhane. Michael de prefects and Mamas and | Wish the come one the highlights ol the year Zeeuw and Brandon Staltoid, whole house well tor the future along With the sWimmirig and the athletics. Nick Biedenkarrip The cultural sphere. this year. was The year started oil With a huge always going to be ditticult to organise splash oi partmpation in the swtmming. Tucker due to the lack oi culturalists in the elevating the spirit and desne of the menu: group. Nevertheless. house tor Victory later in the year Our congratulations are due to all those cast lor "Black Comedy under the House Master who made it happen They really direction ot Brandon and Dylan Mr John Knight surpassed themselves in how they succeeded in producing a very Witty managed to make something out of comedy which resulted in a big improvement lrom last year's result Head of House nothing The senior debating team argued their Peter Ndonados Thanks go to Mr Knight and all the way into tirst place. whilst our chess House tutors who were always Willing has much to be desired Despite some to help in any way that they could. lazy athletes we had good overall particularly to Mev Wagener. who was participation in the Athletics. this along a never-ending source at suppon and With our house support and the encouragement to the matncs. We enioyment on the day. allowed us to thank you tor making this what it was linish in the top tour. A combination ol strong senior and tumor watetpolo Lastly to the matrics and House teams shot us into the htglier ranks The protects of 1998, we'll never be academics ol the house have stood us lorgotten Thank you tor a great year in good stead tor this year s Allied Peter Ndonados Academic Trophy Otir Vibrant dance to Right Said Fred was most amusing. and enjoyed by the audience espeCially Many thanks to Mi Wright. our House Prefect: Webb Housemastei. and the matrics of 1998 tor such a smoothly-run year lcan only Timothy Charlesworth. Nicholas wtsh the House Protects 0t next yeai Dennis, Russell Forsdyke. Taygan House Master the best at luck I am coiitident that Robson, TraVis Robson and Christiaan Willi such a committed and enthusiastic Vermaak Mr Peter Wright house. much Will be achieved. Make sure all is enioyed. Head at House Tucker's 1998 rollercoaster ride Corne Myoiirgh Corrie Myburgh which was tull oi highs. lows, letts. rights. zigs and zags and Will delinitely be one Iiic stitliitn iii-ix H77 Wesley House Prefects semor learn but the tumor team reached and narrowty mtssed Wlnnlng Clayton Chrtstle. Wayne Jacobs the ltnat Perhaps the most tmportant Anthony Raab and Bevan Wllllams House Master victory at alt was the wtnntng of the tnter- Mr Ken Knge House plays With the btzarre play "Are you normat Muster Norman?" Wesley House has managed to wtn Mountslephens were certamly hard to Head 0! House the Hams Cup two years In a row tn beat. and specxat thanks go to Nlall Davtrt Emmett 1996 and 1997 lhus our task as a Wrtktns and Stuart Wltttams tor thetr house as a whole was tornbty [caused endeavours to Win rl agarn In t998 The year started all wrth great pronuse when we won The orange army conttnued to me swimming trophy. A streak or wrns succeed rn squash and tn the genera! and near-Wins was to toltowr and the knowledge (a new concept. but one home splrtt seemed to swett tn a whtch Phtt Ftohtnson MIKO Thomson rtetermrned etlort to treat our and Nett Turner drd exceptionalty wetl rompeulors mt The IMMEHCS as usuat, was dtsappomttng and the resutt ol rt saw The House rrrustc was unmoved Prtts cttrnbrng up the ranks to share upon as tast year saw a drsztppomtmg second place tn the Harris Cup perlormdnce 500 Mrles tr: My Taxt . standrngs wtth us New, towards the atthough not wntten by us (as trustaken end at the year. the from to wtn the by the adjudtcatm). together With Harns Cup rs [lefCQ and t wtsh Westeys Losrng My Rehgton'. seemed to new House protects luck tn teadrng the trnpress the Judges enough to earn Orange Army next year second ptace House debattng proved to be sornewlral at a hat down tor the Davrd Emmet! 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Mrs Frankrskos and Mrs lollownrg l learnt how to make new Laul Everyone s presence was triends and how to respect protects, l What does not kill you only Invaluable realised that l must not Judge people makes you stronger and must sometimes live With people l The tone 01 this orientation exercise don't like Ilearned to be independent was characterised by tun and laughter that they were accompanied by the and to work as a team It made coining and boys doing boy things as a unitrea House pretects and later on the same to the College a lot easier because t group day, welcomed the arrival ot the school knew what was expected of us- to give protects This mixing ol the junior and 110% in everything we do I am proud As the niillonnitinr approaches. the senior boys proved to be an enormous to be a Saints boy" school has reason to be proud ol tlS strength on the three days and there l$ new members and optimistrc that they Each ol the House pretects and will blaze future perpetuating the traditions and line name ot the College Mrs All/l W0/1Ir Grade 9 All activities during the camp starting With the bus ride there were conducted in groups at approximately ten boys These groups had been generated on the basis at balancmg large and small boys Within each group tryrng to ensure that trrends were Splltr and that people were torced to mix With boys they may not have Incoming... known as well. The boys were only told their groups rust before we lett Saints l'lit St\iltivtt\ l l lX Camzr g Each group had to find its own leader Saints statt (dropped oft at various were not to be damaged. no artilicial (who need not always have been the points in the forest) tor sllence and materials were allowed. and the same boy for all actiVitiesl. There had togetherness shelters had to be big enough tor the been no attempt to ensure that there group to sleep in them as well as being The early morning assemblies were was an obvious leader in each group. ludged on the degree of shelter they lollowed by a hall»hour quiet time tor Most groups soon settled down and provided trom Wind and rain. Marks accepted one ol their number as leader retlection Each teacher was were also awarded tor design and responSible tor two or three groups and - though he might step down lorcertain attempts to make the shelter more the teacher determlned the lormat ot activities in favour at another better "homely . The boys did in tact sleep in the outlet time though a theme was set "quali ed leader in that situation them that night each morning by Rev Maragele at the The main competitive group assembly The evening game ol stalk the activities were' a night walk on Frlday lantern" was a popular event Each in silence. the adventure course. the This was an obstacle course group was dropped in a dillereni area carelully designed to work best when building oi shelters and a game ot stalk and had to use a compass bearing to the group acted as a team While there the lantern" on Saturday: a night point them in the right dlrection betore compass walk on Sunday Points were was little in it that could not be done by they would get to where they could see an individual acting on his own. it a also awarded lor bungalow inspections the lantern There had been a lesson group was racing the clock, teamwork and sundry other routine matters Ari on compass work earler so that they did know what they were supposed to be deing Some groups did wellt others crashed around in the plantations and the odd mutter was heard Some groups were good and came close to the lantern belore we were at all aware ol them some made it (with or without the connivarice ol the stall therel and some were too silly to be allowed to make it [One group tried to crawl Silently and unnoticed under important but non-competitive. part ot was the only way at achievmg a good the chair ol a member ot stall i the camp was the night awareness time it was interesting to watch one's programme which saw small groups ol groups working here Each teacher Sunday was a walk up through the boys keeping "watch through the night acted as tlmerkeeper lor thelr groups plantation lorests to an indigenous in shitts of about We hours, They were so we were not all able to watch all the lorest in the area not accessrble to the supposed to note the night norses and teams but all stall reported good public Part ol the walk is through to use the time to meditate. A short attempts to work together wetland areas where many reins aie comment lrorn each group on a report to be seen The walk through the While waiting tor theii luin on the sheet was expected. plantations was pleasant and we adventure course and again alter it, the stopped at ihe edge belore setiihg Out The programme proper began With teams were engaged in building in our groups at staggered intervals an exerCise in group cooperation and shelters in an area a lew hundred across the wetland area The group night awareness Each group was sent metres lrorn the camp Site These was now beginning to show itsell as out on a walk ot about 5 kilometers in shelters had to be built With the too blg We would have done better to materails available by loraging Trees the dark and would be judged by the have had only hall the boys there at a Ilit sitilitin l l lh #4 time. Atter a plCnlC lunch on the edge Along the way they were told at the One unlortunate group had their ot the indigenous torest. we again ecological problems at plantation night disturbed by the sounds at a lion moved otl in staggered groups. Once lorests and the need lo balance that had apparently escaped from the in the forest the problems began as envuonmental and economic needs there were delays in tront - because ol and demands Alter a hike back along talks or stopping to look at the treasures a dilteient route. the rest at the the lorest altered - and it became very afternoon was spent in swtmming. apparent that we would have done canoeing and on the looiie slide better to split the group into two, Tuesday morning saw an early Sunday evening was a night departure tor the return to Saints. compass walk Again stall were taken Mr Jimmy Verner out into the torest and each group ot boys was sent oil on one ol tour compass trails Each trail had tour Grade 10 compass hearings to lollow and it was amazing how quickly the groups got The Grade to Camp this year was a lost. No group could honestly say they change trom the previous years in thal completed the course properly and so this camp was held on land and run by the points tor this competition were a company called The Conservation scrapped Most boys did enloy the Corporation which was near the attempt and some really did try. It Hluhluwe National Park. brought home to us how unobservant the boys are and how little they lrstened The basic plan oi the Grade 10 to instructions on how to use the Camp was a huge wheel - the activities at various paints on the circumierence compass. Some groups were Hluhluwe National Park In the more and base camp in the central hub ccnvmced that markers had been ObjeCtIVe light at day the lion sounds Groups would sally forth in the warning deliberately removed by earlier groups to one another ot the activities and then were heard to bear some resemblance although we could go and show them to Mr Theron's tape. Sounds of Africa. the markers they had walked past return in the evenings to collect lood tor the tollowtng day and to sleep Mr Falconer was heard to remark that sometimes more than once. while a controntation with one s mortality was supposedly searching tor them. Among activmes were dam otten a helplul experience. Brandon swimming hiking, rnud art, an obstacle Trew is still to be convtnced Monday saw the boys walk to the local watertall tor a sWim and lunch. course. team building exercises. night walks and camping out, oi course. Mr Marc Falconer Iii) Ihc. yrhltm l J It t (WIN OEIONI 7 Nqut :d bbedN* cruife From US $ 799 per person sharing Celebrity/ 5 Europe. Don tjust visit it. Live it. Breathe it. Cruise it. From US $ 195 per person per day sharing @Em z:' 7 NI¢Ht qreek iJ'LdeI ; cruife CRUISES INTERNATIONAL (011)327 0327 E-Mail: mailfll cruises.c0.za \Veb: \\'ww.cruiscs.co.za TI/2/cruises H Overseas Tours oil at 10:15pm. ending alter Horn. Overseas Cultural Rugby Tour to South and the second on a beautitul Saturday Tour America atternoon.The local siesta was an eye opener. Towns come to a standstill at For three weeks during the April During August this year a group at about 1pm. and re-cpen four hours holidays, Leon Keel and Frank 24 first and second team players later, Evening meals rarely begin Fturnboll accompanied and led a group accompanied Messrs Nortje and belore 10pm. and subsequently ol boys to a variety ol fascinating Holmes on a lirst ever tour ot South bedtime is my late! The boys were tired overseas destinations during this America. when we Ielt by coach tor San Rafael year's educational tour. The boys and they slept through an interesting There was doubt and trepidation experienced various continents, trip across the countryside. economies, cultures. languages and about touring an unknown continent but these feelings were soon lorgotten currencies. In New York we stayed in a In San Flatael we were treated like alter 24 hours in Argentina. Although hotel which literally buzzed whilst royalty Even though the bus arrived at there was a language barrier the around 10pm, there were many young warmth. friendliness and people to welcome us at club San hospitality ol the Argentinians Jorge. No other loreign team had was overwhelmingThey went visited this picturesque city and the out ct their way to make us all Mayor and local Senator gave us an teel at home and made us oiticial welcome. the local TV and radio think about how we should stations covered our games, as well as host teams when they come inlerVIewing some ol the boys and to us. masters. We even had the Municipal The tour started in Buenos band playing prior to our lirst game. They organised a braai in the Aires. a vast. sprawling city, where we stayed for two days. mountains and some at the boys took part in white water rafting on the way It is a city which needs more down.The end at the stay saw us visit a time to explore and it we were to return I leel that at least 5 wine / champagne distillery where we all tried the local products. days should be spent there exploring the more recent Alter Argentina, Chile was history ol the country. A short somewhat ol an anticlimax. We were flight then took us to the not hosted by our opposition players province ol Mendoza and the and I think this had an éltect on city of Cordoba, Here the boys everyone. The country Itsell is very experienced the real clean and disciplined (they still have Argentinian way at life. They conscription) and was in stark contrast were hosted by tamilies that to Argentina. In Santiago we suttered did not have many of the our tirsl deleat. to the National Under Photograph by Edward Parkinson material goods normally 18 team. but linished the tour on a high associated with a normal note with a big wm in Valparaiso. South Atrican lamily (some overlooking Time Square. Amsterdam did not have tridges or were Without a All in all it was a wondertul tour provided a truly European teel'. Cancun shower), but alter the initial complaints which Ielt us with some great memories (along With all sorts of Mexican our boys learnt that possessions are and perhaps a feeling that a return visit experiences, food being the most not the only criterion by which one should not be tell for too long. noticeable!) and a mini-cruise to lsle should be Judged. Ma Jeuras. were intriguing. The final tew days In Mexico City were The Argentinian style at rugby is very Results: unlorgettable. as we delved into the physical and forward dominated. Their St Alban's School. Buenos Aires; dynamics of a city lundamentally players are very strong in the upper Won 50 3 dilterent to anything anyone had body. and games played in Cordoba Club El Tala, Cordoba. (mixed experienced betore. woke the boys from their holiday mode. U19IU20/U21): Two games were played. one looking Mr Leon Keel Won 20 15 42 The brytliian 1998 Outrxtar Tnuri vg Club El Tala, Cordoba. (U18): time during the opponent's speech to controverSial split against Slovakia. Won 46 7 7 make a point. The person on the Club San Jorge, San Rafael receiving end then has to make a The topics were current and the (U19): decision whether to make the point, it debates took place in various Won 45 5 he takes the point, he then has to institutions all around the country. The Club San Jorge. San Rafael respond immediacy, Each debate is tournament attracted large support as Won 35 - 74 either a prepared debate. lor which you well as much media attention. Chile National U18 Team, San- are given the topic tar in advance, or This was a tremendous experience tiago: an impromptu, which only has 45 in which all ot us improved a great deal Lost 7 - 25 minutes oi preparation and hopetully the experience gained Vina Del Mar U19 Team, will help us do even better next year. Valparaiso: Won 64 A 7 Team Members: Flussell Forsdyke. Niall Wilkins, Christian Ashcrott, Michael de Zeeuw, David Mitchell, Mark Harland, Glen Halkerston, Jock Seeligertcapt). Flory Montgomery, Tim O'Shea, Johan Heyns, Jono DICKS, Craig Ebden. Lloyd Wallace. Brian Jacob, John Turner, Jacques van Blerk. Nle de Kock, Dean Kerr. Carl No ke. Tyron Smith, Douglas Worth. John Woollarn, Konrad Kaiser. Mr Geoff Holmes i§ Mr Lean Nome Saints World Debating Team Debating Tour to The teams tor most countries were Israel selected according to a national Not only did we benelit With respect to competition however being South debating, but we also saw the most beautitul and interesting places in At the end of January, live ot us Atrica's debut in this competition. Saints trom St Stithians College lett tor Israel was inVited This gave us the israel as well as making great triends throughout the world to represent South Airica at the World advantage oi haying debated together Debating Championships. There belore Nevertheless, we were inexperienced in this type ol were 26 countries present at the Team championships With a turther 14 competition. Robert Huth (Captain) , 9 in countries represented by observers This is the biggest event on the The tirsi day turned out to be the World Individual Championships biggest learning curve, after that, chhard Holm , Hemarkable debating calendar and it was a great things seemed to go our way We lost pertormances throughout opportunity for us to Wales and New Zealand (the semi- Richard Halsey , Incredible The style at debating was tinaiistt on the first day Alter that, things constancy and touches ol genius completely unique and it look much started to improve when we had an Raymond Coetzee , Great time to adapt to this very challenging extremely close debate against ingenuity and use ot surprise style There are 4 debaters on each Scotland (runnervup) and a split against Alistair Venn , Captivating and team. Each speaker is allocated 8 Peru (semt-tinalistj and a Win against persuaswe, biggest tan club minutes at speaking time as well as Moldavia The next debate was Special mention a further 4 minutes for either at the arguably one ot the best and Madame Fodor , Wonderlul tirst speakers to conclude, There is a entertaining debated ol the coach With endless enthusiasm, constant argument with points of tournament, This debate was against Mrs Venn (Assrstam) , Good information, which is permitted at all Cyprus and we won We then debated advise and never tailing suppon. times, This means that a member at against Australia (the Winners) and had the opposmon may stand up at any an extremely close and exciting debate. Ruben Huth We ended all thh an interesting but 'I'hu sririliinn l l ih R Highlights - 1998 oAlrlkaans Public Speaking selected as a member ol the squad to Gibbon (Cooperative Learning); arm Competition at lhe 1998 Eisteddlod: travel to the Czech Republic In June Mr Paul Kordis. a Futurist. Martin Bekkei (Gold). Willie do Beei 1998 I Mrs Jessica Knight s workshop wtth (Gold), Richard Helm (Gold), Jacques . Stuart Flawlinsoii selected to stall on Prefessmnal Development and van Blerk (Gold) and Slopheli York participate in the Junior World Canoe Appraisals (Silver) Sprint Championships in Poland in 0 Mr Ken Krige appointed as the June - Appeintinenl ol Head ol Aliikaans list Headmaster of St Mark's College. Language) & Head ol Alrikaans (2nd . Norman Rasmussen qualitied lor the Language) Campus second round at the CSSA/Old Mutual - Arts Festival: Feast lurlhe Senses" Computer Olympiad held at UCT on . First Elehing Workshop. - Rector appomted ()2 8t 03 October 1998 . Astronomical Society at Gauteng - Fieluibishment ol the Chapel. . Laptop Protect meets at Saints - New Gap accommodation Community Service at Relliwe o Winners ol the Privale Sohools' - Campus road niodilicalions. Methodist Mission. Firlands Children's Athletlcs Meeling, Home and Casa (to Set School lor the - Landscaping ol the gardens in lronl . Baby Boom: welcome Genevieve Mentally Handicapped ot lhe boarding houses Christensen. David Wright. Jordan - Ollieial link up With Leeuwkop Prison Moore and Kessia Theron - Completion at Phase lll ol the (Juvenile School) Collegiate - Bird ringing station slarted on campus 0 Campus collection lor the Star - New English Block and Amphitheatre . Bravery ol Dean Gardner and Jack Seaside Home Pretorius who saved two girls lroni planned. . At the BeckWilh Cricket Week held in drowning at Ptettenberg Bay In April - New Olympic-Size pool and lell'lg December 1997 lhe lollowmg boys pool to be built - Wayne Jacobs was selected as a were selected tor member ol an elite squad to parlmipate I School Website - Gaiiteng UlaA Giant Elliott and in the World Canoe Marathon - Tinielnblerlree day Michael Lumt) Championships in Cape Town In September 1998, - sr Slilhians JOlrlS lhe Round Square - Gaiiterig UlBB' Davtd Jarvis (Captr Organisation Jenn McLean John Williams and Justin o Wayne Jacobs and his partner won Hancock their event at the SA Canoe Marathon - Campus Visuocl by Dr Wiiiy Bodys Championships and Wayne was (How Goad is You! Selma/7). Dr John - Gaitleng Ul7 Stephen Moore and Jamie Featherstone - Winners ol the John Huriy team award. - Chiis Peters selected as the Umplre ol the Week and ollieialed at the SA Schools vs E Province match, . Grant Ellietl and Michael Lumb selected to play lor the sA Schools and SA Uig sides - Seinls hosted an U19 Cricket World Gun Game - Winning lhe Johnny Waile Knockout Competition tor the third year in succession and the 2nd Xl Winning the Plate in the same competition - Gaitteng Ul5 Cricket selected lo attend the P G Bison Cricket Week in Hie Alvlliltiii I lllh' Highlight: g Stellenbosch: Chris Bowen, Warren pamphlet. in Cape Town. Bishop, Enoch Nkwe. Greg Smith and - Guest speakers : Dr Bheki Peterson - i Hockey XI best season ever Simon Smith. and Marcelle Pincus. 0 4 " In Aitken trophy - U16A XI beat KES In the [mat ol the - Richard Hotrn obtained a Gold Award Night League Knockout Tournament at - 1 XI to Pietermaritzburg Tournament in the English Olympiad and was Wits on Friday, 06 March 1998. placed in the Top 175 places out oi the - U16 XI to Super 10 Festival In a Cultural Tour to Europe. USA and 5000 cahdIdaies who entered this Bloemlontein Mexico. exam - South Gauteng PrOVII IClaI selections . Saints team participated in the World o Greig Wegerle, Richard Tessendort - U188: Grant HarrIson and Jono Debating Championships In and Gavm McAlIister were warded McLean Jerusalem. SilverAwards at the English Olympiad. . UIBC Chris Peters. Greg Warren & - Winners ot the SAIIA Parliamentary - Matric Poetry and Prose published in Flui Dias Debates at Wits. I. A Living Arrow - UIBD Peter Miller and Gary Todd - Richard Holm selected as one ol two - Entrepreneurship Conlerence In Gauteng Debaters to attend World Durban. - SA Schools B ChrIs Peters Championships In London in 1999 - Grade 8 BusIness Presentations to - U168 Paul Baron and Chris Bowen. - Drama : lnterhouse Plays. Theatre stall and parents. I U16C Anthony Ford Sports. The Crucible, The Recruiting . Exchanges With Lawrence School Officer - UMA. Richard Oldlield, (India) - Theatre exoursmns to Popcorn and c Peter Miller and Chris Peters were - Brandon Trew to LaketIeId (Canada). Macbeth. selected lor the National USSASA . Nick Harland to Swnzerland, Team. - Craig Downes. a Saints Old Boy now based in London. made his debut in 0 Greg Janse van Rensburg to France, - Paul Baron. Anthony Ford and Chris the leading role of Madam Buttertly tor Bowen. were selected for the U16 . Visits by the Headmaster, Messrs Gauleng Hockey team to play at the the Royal Opera Company Leon Keet. Dave Pitcairn and Piet van Winter Games In Welkom 0 Eisteddfod in Randburg Tonder. and Collins House Boarders Io Starehe Boys Centre and School in - The |.E.B. National French, English o English Public Speaking at Bishop Nairobi (Kenya) and History Conterences held at Bavm, Saints - Film Club. . SA Guild oi Public Speaking - Indaba instituted into the boarding . Geography Conlerence in Cape Competition houses Town - Redhitl Public SpeakIng Competition, . Interact support for Paba/lo ya o Geography Projects In Mpumalanga - Choral Verse Competition Baiho. - History Conterences The Anglo- - EDP : English Development - ISC Media/Library Conlerence held Boer War Revisited and Biannual SA Programme at saints in April Socrety 0! History Teachers Conterence . Grade 8 Creative Speaking Evening - Grade 9 Creative Writing Weekend - Grade 12 English Support Weekend In Mpumaianga . English Academy Conleience at J,C,E. - SACEE National Language Challenge . Publication oi boys'wnting In English Alive, . Saints Junior English Festival - Highveld Schools Festival. I Grahamstown Schools Festival a Campus Write Brains writing Winners of the SAIIA I Iru stint..." I l lét Er - Bastl Androllakos and Renter de WIII - Plaque presented to St John s - At the SA. Rowing Championships were selected to represent Central College on theIr Centenary held at Roodeplaal on 06 8- 07 March 1998. the IsIVIII came second. and the Gauteng al the SA Judo - Professional Sporting Coaches Championships lrom 0911 July 1998 2nd VIII and U16A IV won their events. Cricket and Hockey I Chrlsllaan Vermaak and Nell Aldrtoge . Maths : Grade 10 Stock Exchange - Regtonal Science Expo St StIthlans Game on Laptops, selected Ior squad to patholpale In College won 12 Gold Medals: 9 Silver World Rowtng Championships. 0 Maths Olympiad Simon Woodiord. and 7 Bronze thhard Kanle, Adrian Sharpe. Bevan - Luke Hartley appointed Nattonal - Warrlck Lee & Ryan Scheiermann Rowtng Coach lor U19 SA Junior Tlmm and Jonathan du Tell qualitied Io nomtnated to attend an International erIe the llnal round In the Senior Squad Science Expo in MEXICO lor their Olympiad protect on desaltnatlon oI water - The Iollowlng Rugby players were 0 SI Sllthtans College was the loo selected to the Gauteng Schools - A SaInls team comprtsmg thhard school In Gauteng and had the second Rugby teams: Lucky Maduna (A Team): Kahle. Adrian Sharpe and SIrnon highest number ol sonlors who Lance Meyer lB Team) Tim O'Shea Woodlord. thch took part in Ihe MIntek qualtlted to parliClate tn the Iinal round: (Academy & SA Academy Teams) and Mlanuiz on 04 March 1998, in wIttch Dean Kerr (U16 Teaml - Methodist Spring Seminar held at over 60 schools were entered. came Salnts In August. third and also won a spot prize . Rugby Tour to South Arnertca I Jonathan du Tort made his mark ll l . Doctorate conlerred on Colleen - Speakers Edward GriIIlths motor racing. thmot addressed Grade 11 boys. - InterrHouse Music Evening. - ISC Science Conlerence held at 0 David Williams delivered the Wally Saints In June Thompson Memorial Lecture. . Outstanding mu51cal pertormances by the Choir and Dukes at the Grade B - Feynman Soclely launched . st Sillhians College team. Comprlslng Commencement Service. "Wings". the . S A Energy Assoclaiton presentaIIon Taygan Robson. Davtd Waiting. Travts Easter Service and tn Assembly. Robson and Ryan French. won the to 1997 Solence Expo Protects Gauteng lnterschools Sailing regatta. - The Wellington College (UK) . 222 puptls irom Grade 10. 11 and 12 Symphony Orchestra. comprising 85 - Squash team s me to Bloemfontein eniered the 1998 Science Olympiad pupils aged (14-19 years). Visited St Twelve College pupils wrote the to partialoate In the St Andrew's Sltlhlans College from 28730 Juli/1998 School s Squash Festtval In second round oI the Olympiad. Bloemlontein - The College Chetr participated in the - Gauleng PrownCIal Colours for Elsteddlod and achteved a mark at 90% . 4 m Top Schools Squash Rowing awarded to Nell Aldrtdge. Greg and a Gold Award Tournament Allan. James Dttggan. Robert o Dukes . master class wtth Bob Solomon. Chrtsllaan Vormaak and - John Argyle and Lloyd Barcza Chtlcotl. Courtney Watson selected to the 4-man squad to represent South Alrtca at the Men's - Dukes Tour to KwaZulu Natal - New Rowmg Vlll deltvered Juntor World Games lor Squash at Princeton UnIverslly lNew Vork) tn Augusl 1998 I The lollowmg squash players were selected to represent the Transvaal Provtnce at the Intervprovlncial Chamotonshtps - U14A: Ntcholas Frankltn lCaptaIn) o U148: Brian Butler . U16A' Rtan Hancock. Cyal Etgenmann and Renter Myburgh - U165 Romano LupinI.Ttm Kluyisand Chrts Acheson - U19 A. John Argyle. Come Myburgh and Kyle de la Harpe . U19 B: Gareth Louw and Alan Sherratl - U190: Sean Louw, Mark Loubser and Iltt- xtyrhirtn IVOX ' _ Hg/i/ IN: V? Steven Hughes. - Andrew Anderson won the Alertrican - U14 B Dickson, J Dodds. D Taylor. U18 Doubles Tennis Championships D Wessels - John Argyle is the current holder at in Dakar and reached the linals of the the U19 National Squash title and won - Gauteng A 8 Davies, L Lanterme. U16 Singles. the SA Schools U19 title at the Inter R Leioorandt. M Pettersen. E Shaw, provincial Tournament. - Benedict Wilson and Damon Smlt P Tselentis. were selected tor the South Gauteng - swimming Highlights: o Gauteng B M Collins. W Jacobs, Tennis Team and played in the Inter- S Whatley and R Holmner - Winners of the Team Inter-High Gala Provincial Schools' Tournament in - Bradley Bell and Darren Taylor . Wlnners B»divislon Inter-High gala Bloemlontein (September 1998) selected tor U15A National Waterpolo - Michael von Heynltz (U18) and . Second (by one pornt) in the A-divtsion Squad Inter»High Gala Benedict Wilson (U16) were selected tor the S Transvaal Junior Tennis . The 1st Walerpolo side won the Grey . Five boys selected tor Gauteng Squads College and Old Eds Tournaments and Schools Swrmming teams. were placed second in the Vides - The tstTennis team unbeaten in the Waterpolo Tournament a All the stall accompanying the team Premier League. the 2nd Slde is also to the USSASA Schools Swlmmlng unbeaten this season. and the 3rd - At national tournaments hosted by Championshlps were lrom Saints Team won its league. Jeppe. Parktown and St John s respectively. the lollowmg results were - Greg Ellis set new 8 A age group - Waterpolo players selected in achieved: record (50m lly) December 1997. to play for the SA - Andrew Henning third at Junior Schools teams . U14A placed second, U145 placed third in the U14 Tournament, Nationals (200m lnd Medley). - U19Aside: S Dawes. L Lanterme and . DaVid Garrick. Greg Ellis, Andrew 8 Shaw. . U15A placed third in the U15 Tournament Henning, Josh Phillips and Andrew - U198 Side. P Tselentis. S Whatley Sutherland selected tor the Central W Jacobs. H Holmner and M Collins - U16A won lhetr Tournament. Gauteng Aquatics Swvnrning team to I U16A slde Fl Bell - The lollowmg Saints players were participate In the National Junior K Botha and selected to represent Gauteng at the Championships held in Germiston lrorn Nvan Gysen Interrprovmcial U16 waterpolo 26 February to 01 March 1998 - Barn/ Shaw was voted the best player Tournament Ft Bell. K Botha. G Ellis D at the 1997 lnter-provinCIal Tournament . Andrew Sutherland, Floss Leibbrandt. Kerr. T Souter and N van Gysen Josh Phllllps and Greg Ellis were and was awarded a waterpolo - Paul Tsetentis and Elan Stark selected invited to participate in the Gauteng scholarship to Stanlord University Schools Prestige Gala. which involved lUSAl. [or SA U20 Wateipolo squad to play in Egypt the Winners lrorri all the Schools Interr - Gauteng Selections Highs (CO'Ed League incIUded) 0 Zulu Elsteddlod was held at St - Colts G Ellis. D Kerr. E Leonlsmis. Stithians . Greg Ellis inVited to the S A Trials tor G McAllister. T Souter and N van Gysen the Junior Olympic Team . DaVid Garrick. Andrew Sutherland, Ryan Bell. Greg Ellis and Andrew Henning were selected to represent Southern Gauteng in an Interr Provmcial SWImming Gala - Greg Ellis was selected to attend the swimming trials tor the 5" Junior Alrican Games (01-03 October 19981 and tor the USSASA Swrmming Team which Wl" compete in the ISF Gymnasiade In Shanghai (China) lrorri 1122 October 1998. - S Gauleng Tennis selections P Anderson. A Anderson, M van Heynitz, Fl Huth. G Belton. B Wilson and D Smith 0 Andrew Anderson selected for U16 SA Tennis Squad. Boarders Walking at Dusk... Ilic swim" i-mx BEE r' hundreds ol teet In welt... a ktnd of rhythm. with the enttre Matrlc group Matric Dance ttnktng arms were att hatlmarks ot a group 01 people expertencmg the greatest ntght of thetr Itves And tt was between lroptcal Flota and neon, not onty the boys who enjoyed gralttttd watts In Short It provlded the themsetves but many 01 the statt as tdoal setting tor a mght 0! romance and wetl, Rumour has N that Mr and Mrs camaraderie never to be torgotten And what a mom tt wast Everyone tooked better than anyone had ever seen them tonktng betore and sptrtls were at an allrltme htgh Hundreds ol tlashtng ttghts danced trom tabteto tablet ensunng that (ms magtcat nlght would atways De avattabte to be Mr 81 Mrs Wylde tacked on m years to come Watters H 5 never 90th to be ready seemed dressed tn Hawauan to be the Commtttees othctat motto tn shtrts and board- the weeks precedtng the dance Our shorts catered to our budget was qutckty dwrndltng and our every need. But no decorattve scheme tended ttsett more matterhow deltctous to the theme at Schoot Halt" than the toad was, tl was Verona Beach wotted down m a hurry But a concentrated and dedlcated ettort by the class 0! 98 resutted m a Alter att It was a rntracutous transtorrnatton ot Mears dance and 50 dance Hatt horn tts drab brown standard we dtd. rtght through gutse tnlo Verona Beach , An tntense mm atter mtdntght Echotng choruses Wytde had to be dragged ott the dance and colourtut surreat reatrn whete ot lamtttar songs and the stampth 01 ttoor atter the DJ ktndty reminded them classrc rettgtous beauty nestted that he had to leave Judging by the postttve responses encountered atntost a week atter the dance tt ts sate to conclude that the St Sttthtans I998 Matrtc Dance was a m dSStVC success and a true testtmony to out amazmg Maths group lam sure thal hundreds of wonderfut memories were born In FatrVerona. where we tatd our scene Stncero thanks to the dedtcated cotnmtttee, Mrs Worthy Mr Keet, the waders and attot the class M1998 Wetl done' Our castte m the arr" wtlt ttve tn each ot us for ever Dylan Cut/wane 4x Thu Mytlmu t ttlx 5* (01111923355 IQ! 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D, Culhane Change". but more immediately the role at the modern youth is shaping its future in the dimension ol Southern Alrica Mr Spicer's message was to study overseas lor the second degree: even to work overseas. but to retain and cultivate Alrican roots as these are special. The place of the 12 Club is to provrde academic leadership to the College Members write the Olympiads. pammpate in sport and cultural activities and are probably the most multrtaceted personalities on the College Campus Mr Hugh Hugger! Chess Club The chess team played 5 matches during the second term as part at the Northwest Hand A- league, Winning two matches and losing three .Che .CIub Johan Els was the captain and he was invited to the Gauteng chess trials. Johan was also the senior Back Row: C Krige. L. Nkabinde. E Butler. M, Cavanagh. J. Wilkinson, 8 York. 8 Chess champion and Simon Robertshaw the junior Roberlshaw champion. Front Row: InterrHouse chess was won by Mears with 24 G. cu Plessis,T de Wit, Mrs. L Laul. SOsbum, M, Hope-Jones, H. points. Collins was second With 23 and Pitts was Schroeder third with 22, Absent: J. Els. S. K0, H Moller,B,Trew Mrs Lorraine Lau/ Stl I'lic Sivrhian | ) )l*l Club: é Satin ; Vg Darwinian Society The Darwinian Society is a specialist Biological society and was named in honour of the creative and openrminded thinking oi Charles Darwin. Its intention is to avail the more interested Biological student. in Grades 10, 11 and 12, the opportunity to become exposed to aspects oi Biology outside the conlines oi the classroom. TWIce a term. specialists in ditierent Biological iields. are invited to deliver a lecture to the Society, A young and dedicated Neil Greenwood got the year oil to a good start when he spoke about the Darwinian Society Conservation and Rehabilitation of Raptors . (Our new year begins in October when the new Back Row: committee is elected ) In February the well known SMclver, M Bekker. Pi Hancock.A Sherratt. G. Hempson. D.Srnit. B Monty Brett. oi Beginners Bird ldentitication Wylie. M Price, A. Venn, G du Plessis. W Jacobs. S. Seeliger. D Culhane Courses. spoke on "interesting Things about Animals". A very capable ex-St Stithians pupil. Mark Fourth Row Botha. had to improwse at short notice when his S. Ko, JBarnard. S Smith. C, Buckley. W. Lee. J Dicks. R Forsdyke. careiully planned Power Point Presentation on An A. Loader, J Calitz, R Tessendori. B, Leontsmis, A Wooler. G Janse van Rensburg Ecological Odyssey" tailed to periorm Dave Morgan used some tascmating and gory slides to Third Row: illustrate his talk on "The Snakes oi Southern Airica L. Nkabinde. B, Wagner. J du Piessis. B. Staiiord. R Halsey, S Wuth. and the Treatment oi Snake Bites", Gerhard de Ft. Coetzee. D. McLuckie. S Agar. B, Rae~Jones. P Collins. P Barron. J Bruce-BrandA Moore Lange spoke passionately about "The Lions oi the Pilanesberg and he cleverly likened the dynamics Second Row: D. Ftule. J. Hilburn. N, Bredenkamo. D Emmett, Mrs R Diack. M. oi the "Pride" to teamwork in the corporate iield To Comline, N. Dennis. T. Souter, R, Holm end the year. a very courageous Rob Filmer spoke about "Eco-Access and making wildliie more Front Row C, Wilson. 8. Cumming. A. Wilson. M Bean. C Porteous. C. Lines, R accessible to disabled people like himseli. Daya, K Cornline. J. Els The attendance at these lectures has been fantastic this past year Thank you to my committee ior their unfailing support and a special thank you to Mrs Les Waliord who goes the extra mile in preparing our wonderiui tea aiter the lecture Mrs Rose Diack Debating Society We have had a marvelous season this year The year started slowly With a white-wash lrom newcomers to the league Fourways High. but our debaters have gone irom strength to strength as the year has progressed The senior team won all but one debate after the season-opener, With Robert Huth and Richard Holm collecting many best- speaker awards, through some brilliant rhetoric The Junior team iared less successlully. but improved remarkably in the second hali oi the season. Our overall Win-loss record is second iii Junior Debaters the league at the time ol writing Back Row: This year Saints sent a team to the World Junior M Bomvana, J. Wilkinson, T NkOSI Debating Championships held in Israel on behali Front Flow: oi South Airica Our boys periorrned remarkably J Mudditt. M, Bekker. MrsJ Fodor. L Nkaoinde. N Turner Illt \|ytltlill\ l'l ix 3| well. making ii to the semi-linals and doing their country proud. These were parliamentary-style debates. which drller from our regular formal In that they are less structured and less lormal, whlch makes lor much livelier argument A senior team l rom Saints also look parl in lhe parliamentary-style debating league held through the Unrversity ol the Witwatersrand Our team ol Robert Huth. Richard Holm and Richard Halsey perlormed outstandingly and won this league. wrth Rob Huth being declared the best speaker ol the lrnal At speech day the debating prize wrnners are Senior Debate/5 Robert Huth tor besl senior debater. Martin Bekker Back Row: lor best tumor debater and Richard Halsey takes D van derMerwe. G McAllister. J Drake. Ft Holm. J Hodenhuis. A, home the prize lor most improved debater. Venn. Fl, Halsey. Fl Coelzee. D, Culhane David Lerche Front Row: D Welslord. D Lerche, Mrs J. Fodor, Fl. Huth. D. Emmett Feynman Society This new and. we hope. developing Society arms to encourage an interest and awareness in all matlers scientrlrc Actrvrtres this year included vrsits to the Atomic Energy Corporation at Pelindaba, De Beers lndustrial Diamond Research Laboratory, Siemens Telecommunications Factory and an overnight yisil to the Hartbeeshoek Radio Astronomy Observatory lnviled lecturers have also given talks on Primordial Element Abundances and on the Theory ot Feynman Society Relatrvrty Back Row: We hope to alter an even more interesting A Schnetler. l. Barcza. E Parkinson, G du Plessis, S Louw. C. programme next year Wllson. D. Waiting, 8 Woodlord. N. Rasmussen Second Flow: Dr Colleen Wllmot B Mullins. J Adams J Wilkinson. P. Collins, 5 Agar, R Bray. B Rose-Innes G van derMerwe. Fl Kanle Front Row: Film Club Fl. Daya. R Halsey. R Coetzee. C Lines. Dl C,Wilmot. A Sherrat, G Janse van Rensburg. C Porleous. B Turner The Film Club has developed into a sigiiilicant lllmlcally'bloadenlllg experience tor the approximately 20 boys who are regular members. The formula oi watching a lrlrn and then decoding its visual impact during a break has worked ellectrvely Highlights ol the year include an intriguing discussion about sexual orientation alter watching Chasmg Amy. a debate about whether TllElHlC deserved to Win the "Best Film" Academy Award. an analysrs ol an American revrew on Saving Private Ryan and a deconstruction on the dynamics ol dyslunctional lamilies alier seeing The War Within. We watched a range ol lilms during lhe year and confronted lascinating issues and lilmlc processes as a result Humboll Film Club Mr Frank Jr {.4 iirt» Srytirrin iririx Interact Club The Saints Interact Club ot 1997/1998 enjoyed an exceptional year The aim ol the Ctub was to serve others and to care tor the less tortunate communities whilst at the same llme to enjoy a healthy atmosphere ol fellowship amongst all ot our members. This has certainly been achieved The year started with a great deal ot enthusiasm. Atterthe Interact Committee. namely Richard Holm. Hartmann Beukes, Gavin McAllister. Stuart Williams, Paul Collins. Rob Smith. Nick de Kock. Brian Jacob and Damon Smit had been announced. plans for the year ahead were immediately made. Interact Committee ln a very short space ot time, the Club had grown to over 150 members. Back Row: G. McAllister. D. Smii. P Collins, B Jacob The first major activity which the Interact Club Front Row: organised. was a lun day ot soccer. sWirnming and Ft. Smith. N de Kock, MrG. MacCallum. R. Holm S Williams. H braaing. which we shared With the Epworth Beukes Adoption Home. We then decided to choose a Single project. upon which the majority ol our ettort would be focused. The Club discovered an organisation called Paballo ya Bathe" or Caring for the People". and immediately deemed to aid this most worthwhile charity, Paballo ya Batho is run by the Central Methodist Church ot Johannesburg and cares for the people on the streets at Johannesburg by prowding them with soup and bread once a week. as well as by giving them clothes and medical support The members of the lnteracl Club aided this charity by actually going out on Wednesday evenings into the streets ot Johannesburg. and helping to sen/e the bread and soup Many ot the homeless people were aiso in desperate need ot someone to talk id. and we were able to alter them this shoulder to lean on. We also supported Paballo ya Batho linanCially. At the end at our year oi service. we managed to donate over R15000 to the charity This was achieved. largely due to the most successlul Interact Ball. which raised over R8000. in addition, as a result at sponsorship trom external companies Damon, Rob and Special thanks must go to Mr MacCullum and Richard hard at Mr Hovelmeier. for their guidance and enthusmsm work throughout the year. Also. members ol the Johannesburg Rotary Club were particularly helpliil in the organisation at our own lnteracl Club All in all, members ol the Interact Club have learned a great deal about those less lortunate than themselves They have also enioyed a wonderful companionship amongst themselves Most importantly. however. they have placed serVIce above sell, and lived up to the true spirit ol Interact. Richard HO/m * lnteracl President (1997/1998) iiit» siritimi iwx Eh Photographic Club The new darkroom situated at the Collegiate is almost ready tor the lust black and white Photograph by photographs to be developed All that remains to Gareth Hempson be done is to touch up the last spots through which light shines. light proot the air extractor and reseal the door The developing trays and tanks are ready: the enlargers are positioned and the long awaited phoenix is ready to lly once more Donations lrom parents (especially the most recent from the Pettersen tamily). photographic lriends ol the College (Mr Clive Wilkinson. who donated an electric tilm drying unit and paper trimmer), and hard work by Alex thp and Carol Blignaul have made this darkroom possible Boat Pontollo: E Partitnson Photograph by Runner-up: M Schonbom Edward Parkinson Most Orlglnal: B Magowan Bolt B ilW Prlnl: G Pmmn'llz But Colour Prim: G Hampson Mr Hugh Hugger! SCA The SCA now con5ists ol a group at 30-40 boys. mainly in Grades it) ~ 12 The group meets twtce a week to locus on everyday Christian living We are strivmg to lind out what it means to be a Christian at Saints. This is not always easy or clear The group has had 3 camps this year A one- day camp took place in the Magaliesberg in February. This was an excurswn into two kloots where we could burn slide and swnn as well as sing and praise God The second was a sleep~out held at School This took place during May and was well attended The last was a 48 hour Visit to a retreat centre with many elements at a monastery The boys committed themselves to silence lor the Student Christian Association [list 24 hours, The silence was guided and private. Discussions followed in which we looked at the Back Row: simplicity. peacelutness and our sense at worth. G Richards, R Mauchle, A Dull, S Smith, R Schelermann. M. Price. which we experienced during this time It was a M Bekker. S Murphy. G Wegerle, DMcLachIan A Henning.A Brink most worthwhile actrvrty which we wrll certainly Middle Row: repeat. Mr A Lamont. Fl. de Wit, A. Wilson, Fl, Halsey. Fl, Coelzee. D McLuckie, J. Els. S. Cumming, B. Tyler, M. Downey. M. Bean. T We would like to invrte all interested College Dunnett pupils to ioin us In the RE room at the start at Chapel Front Row: on Mondays and Wednesdays. J. Muddil l. G. Whyte. T Charlesworth. J Dicks. L Bala. Fl Huth. M. VOl i Heynitz, H. Gordon. A. Sherratt MI Arnold Lamont s/i 'iiitsiyiiiiin was jag geeeééee @aééésg My St Stithians Trogon The hills in the distance rise like Within the chapel all is quiet. Checker board contusion ot olives and sleeping giants A separate pan at this world, times: Wreathed in cloud. Covered in solt colourful shadows, Lemon mesh swrrling, murmuring in the The green undergrowth peeps from a Light lrom one perfect world to another breeze: misty sea, Which casts a deafening Silence. Wilting yellows. badges oi dignity and Another heavenly wise: world, an unexplored Breathing, heavtng. sanctity. sighing solid trunks Ari inexplicable ocean Oi time. all brown. and upon which no ship has grey, arid etched ever travelled. A small road winds Pure scarlet-crimson amidst the distant white lion. hovering whiteness, Perched lightly. easily Gmded by the tender being pulsating, hand ot the unseen, A mulberry rose dripping blood nectar. As the sun rises Fragrant leathers slightly A dam appears lrorn ruftled in the breeze, the dark shadows. Your heart llutters. As it being revealed lrorn a black curtain, Wide blueberry~eyed, And each ripple Banana corn beak sparkles and shines. breaks, pans, Touched tenderly by warm rays 0t sunlight. Hoot. low. resounding daunting, Flatter black lashes The road continues, travelled by many, Yet part ol tew: statuesque. paused. drinking butter y, A Single soul dwelling within the confines at Chest thrust. llrsl kill proud. two disparate worlds Reaches the iinal Declared. by dazzle dew dropped lern lronds. stretch, lined by trees Forest Queen. you turn Which cast torpid, broken shadows across the grass A tranquillity touched by the hand ol Ethereal emerald light rellected, God. Scythes through boughs. bracken, Two Cheetahs stand tall, Somewhere a cheetah roars. boulders, their eyes gleam with pride, A bird spreads its wings, Mixmg. matching. shrouded by toliage: Their backs arched yet straight, And totes With it a soul, Mist WISpS wall, wave: They prepare to pounce an invisible A soul that will always be a part Ellin light pools. puddles prey, Ot this unblemished world. You're engulfed by your world, The kings of all creation. Jonalhari Boynlon-Lee (Grade 12) Gareth Hempson (Grade 11) 'l'lu- styiiiim iuux Ji 4. R The Body Beautiful with even/ solar Wind. inlluenced by the brilliance of a mind And soon she was covered with a other than ours. Because only once we have listened can we begin to Amongst a vast ocean of swrrling stars, miracle that saw her to being loved by speak ourselves. in the still ol the undetined night, she every animal on her suriace. every was conceived. A mass ot dust, rocks excelled in the grey world ol Iiieless Our species is the only creative and lire within her mother s protective planets and harsh starlight. womb, and the origins ot the most species. therelore the mind of the Then it happened, her lite evolved one indivrdual is so important. In a world of beautilul, most wondrous body was step to tar; a tumour formed in her created. massoroduction it is ditticult to avoid majestic beauty A cancer swept uniiormity in thought, Our washing She was born into a lamily at nine other through her royal body, and soon. machines and credit cards all inlluence planets while myriads ol constellations mankind destroyed her lile, destroyed us in some way, making us yet another (now torgotten) stared onto what they her world. destroyed the beauty tor cog in the huge process ol life. Mass- already realised was not simply yet which she lived production at a physwal nature is another newborn. Her proud mother unavmdable but not that dangerous. star. Solar, rocked her carefully in her And she was left as a grey skeleton in Only when mass»method creeps into arms While her brothers and sisters a dark, everlasting graveyard thinking should we begin to worry. Here orbited exmtedly in a trenzied etlort to the tree min is the last great savior, obtain a betterview And thus she came Richard Kan/e (Grade 12) expressing itsell through literature in into the universe as a baby. and a smile its most concentrated lorm , Poetry, as bright as her mother's radiant stare. She was beautilul. as all inlants are. The single mind Is on the decrease, As she grew older, her body»lat A Kind of Glory but because it is so precious. we must condensed into a sleek layer at water preserve it so that our children's which covered her body like a navy- Words are nothing without lorm. children can still enioy the delight at blue velvet cloak. Her continents Their power can't be harnessed without the nerves and the sweat taste ol every lormed and relined and she became the intricate design which brings them breath, It was once said that a man's ready for the most marvelous tete ever all together. This is the essence ot a importance could be measured by the to occur beneath a storm within the poem, lree thoughts bound by a lree greatness and number at his glories. mud ot a coastal swan a set oi unlikely mind. In the hubbub 01 our modern Let man rule the world through poetry chemicals reacted, and life was tormed. lives, not often do we get a chance to because it glory can be killed. then we It was very simple at lirst, and easily experience true wonder, a glory that are all lost, contused With a random chemistry. but starts the second our mind merges With Jonathan Minster (Grade 10) a structure evolved, and soon cells that ol the poet. As the opening lines were multiplying and adapting to every gently caress our thoughts. a corner oi her everrwondrous body. heightening of tension rattles through She developed lurther, and her beauty our body until the climax. when a tlash An African Night augmented within every new wetland in the brain causes our whole world to Solar. the proud mother, bragged oi her glow. We can only become richer Panting. gasping tor breath. excellence to every neighboring star people once our lives have been They glide slowly along the Alrican plains The sun sets and throws all into darkness. The two black ligures display individual desperation. Through their running, panting, running Silence. The sun has set. Africa rests peacetully Yet, on the plains, Two black ligures continue their dignified display. Both run in a seemingly suspended motion. Equal lengths apan yet so tar from a i'iic siytiiitn 1998 Creative Wr ng climax. Tanned and burnt by the sun Lifting his gun he knows it's alright The sky's oranges and reds blush and Worn smooth by aeons of exposure to Soon his worries wrll turn to night. couple the stars. the elements Thunder rumbles. lightening crashes. Framed, silhouettes against the Michael Stafford (Grade 10) Scant raindrops tall soitly to the ear1h. sapphire blue sky. innocently filling the cracks oi the dry Standing above all else. rugged Alrican ground. Silent standing, shrouded in their ancient Wisdom The Inside Two iigures continue their pursuit. The mountains, the height oi wonders A lion's roar echoes through the The Wall is vast and steep, mountains. Michael Keel/em (Grade 8) it will never claim deieat. Another bolt ashes towards Time is pain and yet there the ground. is never enough oi it The rivers begin to ilow: the Solace is boring ~ and yet so blood oi the Serengeti, comiorting. Voung lite . the pit oi tear or An outstretched paw. The anxiety, world stops for a second. Spans on tor endless horizons' The tront figure crashes to the Cold stone walls. With no ground. ieeling or shamei Its horns sway frantically as it Absorb the minds around tries to recover. them. The powertul iaws oi the lion snap at the neck oi the prey. Three seasons oi work. Snap. and again separated by one month havens. Silence. The toy oi return and the elation ol leave. Neither coming to an end. iust All is now dark, nothing separated by eventsl moves. Positions at power which are No sound except the distance weakly portrayed. rumble oi thunder. These are some oi the men The two iigures lie still under our system has madel the Airican mean Our teams are periect. they A lion's heartbeat, murmuring always wrn thunder Vet Winning is worthless when The rain stops The rivers marks are inl cease to ilow Retrenchment Green grass. lreshly cut Balding. fading. strong-Willed man Jonathan Eoyntoanee (Grade 12) And strewn over the lawn. Anger tilled in aging hands. It is the badge and the blazer each boy Loneliness is bliss tor hirn wrll adorn' Lacking his normal stable grin. Mountain Stain glass windows. He sits and thinks at days gone by Lords oi the barren land, night and day Fllttering lightl When all he saw was like an open sky. the crust of the earth. broken crumpled It is these glass sieves He longs tor the past, the ways he ridges, thrusting to the sky timeless. That create. provrde and drive knew, Prince, swaddled and cloaked in white This great schools mightl cloud. His attitude is vile his anger brews. Days pass, triends are iew Rising up to kiss the heavens Courtenay Blunden (Grade i2) Magnificent towering pillars of rock Money is scarce. iarnily are too. I'iic siyiliiin 1998 crowd scenes. theirs) did so wrth composure and style. oi the other ladies. Melinda (Emma The amusrng antics ol the Wylde) was the most convrncing in her Drama crowd deserves tirst mention role as conlidant and schemer. Her They came and went and tell the stage presence and composure were vrgor or their presence in the air The noticeable with her as with her The Recruiting (tress (Sue Pellers and mothers) was companions in lun. Ftose (Candice apt. colourtul and supported the energy Officer Huneberg) and Lucy (Leigh and lun The street Musicians brought Conrngham). By Mr Farquhar a wonderlul sense 01 melody and harmony to the close but they were Captain Plume (Stuart Williams). supported by the Soldiers band that Captain Brazen (Raymond Coetzee) Willi their vigorous rhythm brought a and Kite (Nick Pauling) played the Director: realism to the stage ot the recruitment stage with a panache and ease Mrs Ingrid Wylde and army presence Mention must be benelrtrng the lrrvolity at their intent in made to Tim Dunnet's haunting llute committing mayhem across the country Assisted by: solo which was rn such contrast to the seeicty. Their use ot space and their vrbrant lead dancing at Lindsay Bartlett antics were srdesplrtting as they held Benii Magowan. Jonathan Kay, and the dancers which made the the centre Captain Brazen With his Nick Crall and Theo Landey country atmosphere so poweriully enormous sense ol his own importance alive rn the scheme or things. was a delightful "The Recruiting Otticer" is a bold and toil to Captain Plume s hilarity in trying adventurous challenge (or any director The country Irle so vividly portrayed to keep abreast oi Kite Special Mention today So those involved are to be by the Ladies oi Shrewsbury. the must be made to Nick Pauling, whose congratulated on the zest With which various Milkmaids. Dancers and perlormance as Kite had the audience the actors periorrnanoes proceeded country Wenches. Servant girls, enraptured He seemed absolutely Soldiers and Shrewsbury Mob , as irrepressible whether scheming the The play has little recruitment of hallmarks ol the earlier racy Villagers or comedies ol manners oi i rr v e i g l i n 9 Restoration Comedy. them into his Farquhar seemed to change c I u t c h e 5 the locus lroni the ladies at quality. to the laps and the through his role as wrts ol high somety lrle Vet lortuneteller. as in every Restoration The range oi Comedy there is still a volume oi his genuine. sensrble lover. intrigues were Silvia (Lauren Hillidge) who beneath the bucolic lienly more than matched by keeps her head The the Vigorous strange marriages and and many- advice doaled otit by the srded antics elders. the concerns ol he pertormed extramarital sex the pursuit as he spun his ol love and intrigue rellertt a socrely well as the Drummer Boys was a many~sided web, whore marriages ot convenience background to the variety ol choruses, brought together couples where there servants and villagers The individual Mr Worthy (Graig Wegerle) broke was seldom any sympathy und sexual characters each had vrvidly original the hollow»hearted comedy With a satislactron could only he gained personalities 7 Bullock (Werner sincere. moving perlormance ol the oirtsrdo marriage Veriter). Costar Pearman (Michael anguished lover His tine toned display As was the case With the plays ol Bean). Thomas Appletree (Benji was a lorl to Captain Plume and Kite Magowan). Pluck the Butcher (Simon and served to show Just how ridiculous the Eighteenth Century the stage Murphy). Thomas the Smith (Hanno their antics were The sonorous tones (Dave Lachenichtl was tunctronal wrth Sohoonraad). Brioewell the Constable at Mr Balance belied his strange advice props used to convey a sense oi place. (Luke Mclachlanl to Captain Plume and were rn sharp Clever use was made 0! entrances irorn contrast to Mr Scale (Jonathan Drake) the rear and Side entrances which Lauren Hillrdge who played Silvia and Mr Scruplc (Tim Charlesworthl incorporated the audience in the (the only character to keep her head action This was particularly uselul tor while those around her were losing So the ambitious production was lht' Sivilriwri I l la enthusiastic and lively with the country yokels supplying the energy which was the springboard lor a line production. Mention must be made of the Lighting Crew (Carol Duliield) and the Stage Manager (Peter Wright) who controlled myriad helpers that ably kept the show on tack tor some splendid, lively tun, MI Hugh Huggell & Mr Rick Clarke The Crucible Salem, Massachusetts, 1627 A world at witches. churches and sweet potatoes. Where purity isn t lust a baby lood , but a way of tile, This was the meeting ground lor the I certainly leel we achieved both the Theatre Sports 1998 College, Collegiate and Brescia House entertainment lactor and the social Team Work, focus, qule thinking, commentary and confrontation that matrics who deCIded to help recreate "odd hall" ideas, creatiVity "move that Arthur Miller originally intended Arthur Miller's poignant and much body Theatre Sports continues to acclaimed play, The Crucible" I ll certainly miss the mud and the thrive at Saints. beans. but most ol all I'll miss the The concept ol a play set in such a This year the grade 11 and grade wonderful cast and director, I know that gloomy and backward era took some 12 boys played an lnterschools lurid The Crucible" taught us all more than getting used to. For one. dressung up in raiser against the Collegiate The A a sack and lights rates rather poorly on we had ever bargained tor. Thanks go team performed at the Junior English the comfort scale The archaic diction to Mrs Wylde Thank you cast. Festival and there is much talent in the and page-long speeches also at times Dylan Cu/hane grade 10 group, challenged even such a talented cast as ours. But probably the idea ol such Mrs lngnd Wylde a crooked lheosophy and such a Wicked, hypocritical somety was the hardest element to come to terms With. The roles were quite varied , an outcast larmer, his saintly wrle. an authoritarian Judge and a demonic slut to name but a few 7 but Mrs Wylde managed to cast us extremely accurately, seeing a piece ol us In each 01 our characters, even the demonic slut. The biggest obstacle was the strangling lime constraint we were laced With, haying to produce the entire play lrom scratch in a matter ol a lew weeks. But as I mentioned, such a talented cast laugh in the lace ol diversity, and we met our deadline with minutes to spare. Once we all understood our characters, their intentions and the conditions they operated in, the play began to take lorm nicely and. as I'm sure those who saw The Crucible Will agree. the end result was a highly successful one. llit- with... l l lh Throughout the encountered the incredibly vast and week we, "the diverse world of ..we|l., theatre. With overexposed" each production incomparable to the {Emma next. and not only because we didn't suburban youths, were exposed to the understand them, but because oi the worlds ol dilterence and excitement unique and dynamic nature ot each Arts Festival We visited art galleries where we saw production. art. and not Just reconstituted lish-bits However, ol all the productions we In June. Saints held its lirst Arts in a can that people called art. We witnessed. the most memorable were: Festival A committee was lormed horn attended amazing workshops. notably Yelena, a Russian play. in English. members at the campus Arts and Andrew Buckland's Playing the Act . which didn t really help. because we Culture Faculty to organise the event didn t understand it anyway. The and all schools were represented in second was Andrew Buckland s The some way over the three days ol the Wateriuggler". delinitely the most Festival Called "A Feast lor the humorous piece Buckland captured Senses". the Festival contained his audience With his witty oneman act exciting rnusmal perlormances. drama, and exploriaiion ol aquatic garden the Junior English Festival. Choral tools The third and undoubtedly the Verse and an exhibrtlon or art works by most captivating perlorrnance was Ipi proiessional artists. In spite oi the tact Zombi The stage was a run down that this was a lirst tor Saints and engine room just outside at the town, many teething problems were From our bare-crate sects we witnessed encountered. the Festival was the most savage, "in your lace" theatre successtul and it Will take place again we would ever experience. With In 1999. screaming. drums and lrenzied dance Mr John Hutlon gyrations. the players reproduced the ancient Witch-doctor culture. and Grahamstown showed how intluential those beliets are even today throughout rural English Schools communities Festival in all. the Grahamstown tour was a For many people the word new wrndow (Andrew Nye) on lite. and Grahamstown means haze cl drunken an untorgettable adventure. l know This was a workshop where we all or drugged out. hallrnaked. unwashed everybody had an awesome time. and learned how to relax each part oi our hippies indulging in a week ol we would like to thank Mr Rumbol and body Without valium or horse sedatives debauchery whilst lrolicking. again Mrs Worth tor then tolerance. and tor a We attended a national parliamentary haltvnaked. to the tunes ot acrd-iazz. Wicked" lourney debate. and stayed yiSibly conscious lunk hip-hop classicaland soulbands in the theatres ol Grahamstown. we Nicholas Pauling To the others it Just means some rich guy named Graham. who owns the town However. to us. the Saints parlimpants, it was in lacl an explosion at colour and his. where every creed and culture describable, and several indescribable in natuie. came together to trirrn an eclectic carnival ol the arts and culture ideals. The town as we Came to ilnd out was not at all in tact a thriving metropolitan htlbrbub. but rather a throbbing. cosmopolitan orgy ol musrc, theatre. art and occaSIonally. those previously mentioned ha|l~naked hippies, the trip was not lust a tour trying to torcerleed us culture. out it was an experience at lite. beyond traditionally accepted norms (ill [ht Stvtlimii l i lt t ,5, Fur/val: V Highveld English Festival A group of St Stithrans Pupils. both from the College and Collegiate. attended this years Highveld Schools Festival, which took place in the third term lt was held. once again. at the Johannesburg College of Education and the WITS Theatre This proved to be a truly valuable experience tor all concerned, With workshops ranging lrom miming to the art of role-playing Thanks to the English teachers. especially Mr Murray. lor their enthusiasm in organising this untorgettable experience. Graham du Plessls combined rnirrie. clowning. sound pictures. dangerous tun and daring Grade 9 Creative tricks to captivate the audience. and thoroughly entertaln them. Writing Weekend Saints Junior The third annual Grade 9 Creative "Squawk" was lollowed by lunch. English Festival Writing Weekend took place at an provrded by Steve Hesse and his stall enchanting venue in the Magallesherg The 8" annual Saints Junior English trorn Fedlcs. Theatresports hosted by In May The experience ol twmninng Festlval, held at St Stlthlans College. Ingrid Wytde, and impressively the weekend With Grade 9 girls lrorn Collegiate and Prep School on 5" June pertormed by Saint s College and St Andrews School proved to be an 1998. received critical acclaim trom the Collegiate senior students. brought invaluable one stall. workshop leaders and students both laughter and applause from the who attended audience to conclude a wonderful day Mr Frank Rumba/l In total over 550 Grade 7 and 8 Many thanks must go to Mrs Jill students. representing 16 schools lrom Worth who helped me With the throughout Gauteng attended the organisation ol this very successtul Festival which was a huge success event Alter an inspiratlonal opening M/chael Yates address by leading South Alrican playwright Deon Opperman. which started the day on a very hlgh note. the students attended two interactive workshops either side ot a tea hrcak Some ol the more popular workshops Included Lesanne Schwellnus s look at sex. drugs and rock n roll in "Communicating Contidently" Merle Bracher's modern dance workshop Happy Feet" and Sonia Burgers The Advertiser s Art". A very exciting and energetic pertormance cl "Souawk' by the well known and internationally recognised Ellis Pearson concluded the morning's activities. Acclaimed tor hrs role as the clown in the award Winning Palias'. Ellis and his very talented assrstant lllt \iiiliiiri I l tn was lots oi laughter and at the end we were all thrilled to be awarded a gold cerlilicate. We also pertormed on General Founders Day. which was also a great success. Participating in the choral verse competition lelt us With many good memories. never to be forgotten. Thanks to Mr Murray. the Choral Verse Cultural Committee Stafford who prowded a unique group and the rest ol the English approach to problems which we had to Department ior putting a lot oi time and The Cultural Committee was once lace throughout the year. Lastly. and etlort into making our Choral verse a again a tremendous success. this most importantly. the Committee , well success. year's committee conSisted ol 7 boys done and thank you tor your who played a leadership role in the commitment. various cultural activities held on the Saints Campus. Loy/so Bela Public Speaking The prolile of public speaking at Saints is growtng increasingly Significant. This year we entered five teams in the South Alrican Guild of Speech and Drama Teachers' Competition one team irom each Grade. All the teams did exceptionally well. especially the Grade as who were awarded an A. Saints was also among the twelve invited schools to take part in the The demands oi the school on the Redhill School and the Sandton Rotary Committee have become more Public Speaking Competition. intense. as the standard ol the cultural activities has risen to such an extent Later in the year. we were invited to that Colours and Honours are no more enter the Bishop Bavrn Public a matter of what or how much you do, speaking competition in which we but how good you have become in that came tirst in the Grade 8 Section. Nkoko spectlic lield oi culture, Sekete was awarded Best Speaker in this category and James Wilkinson was Apart lrorn handing out awards. the Grade 8 Choral Verse awarded Best Speaker in the Grade 9 Committee organised events which Category. promoted culture throughout the In the second term a group ol boys campus. The highlight oi these being from Grade 8D decided to enter a As well as these external the Valentines Concert where various Choral Verse competition. it was only competitions. there was also the Inter- bands and groups, internal and two weeks away when we entered and House Public Speaking Competition. external. ioined together to celebrate so we had to start work on it straight an important and hotly contested that crazy thing called love We away We chose to recite the poem "The aspect oi the Harris Cup. which took managed to raise an amount ol R2750 Three Little Pigs" as we knew that it place in October. which was donated to the Interact Club. would be great lun to do and also totally Marcell Pinkus Visited Saints. also dillerent to everyone else's. At tirst it in mid October. to present a workshop This year. we also had the very did not sound that great but we put a welcome addition ol the school lot work towards it and in no time at all on Public Speaking to our Grade 105. She concentrated on aiding the more Magazine which has proved itsell to be it was sounding brilliant. The big day reticent speakers on leeling more a cultural actiVity by its extensive hours eventually camel We lell lor the and the skill and talent needed to competition. held at Crawford School. conlident With this important laoet ol the produce such an elegant piece of art. after school had linished We were all English syllabus. excited but also very nervous. We went I would like to thank Mr Verner tor all Mr Marc Falconer up on stage and it was great. There his work and support and to Brandon 'I'lic hiyiliitiii l ) )8 err/Jame Adlai-62¢: House Plays Best director award was won by probably curse haVing to drop their This year saw the most protessmnal. Loyiso Bela (Mountstephens). Besl ollspnng back at school and interrupt keenly contested and enthusaistic actor was Nick Pauling (Pitts), Best their Baywalch Viewmg (or whatever dramatic lnter-House pertorrnances Supporting Actor was Jock Seellger happens to be on at the time) but lor Salnts has wtlnessed tor many years It (Penryn). Best "Aclress" award Alister the boys the rewards are enormous, ln this year's House Plays are anything this, the tirst ol the House activnles ol to go by, Drama is lhrivmg at the year boys leel they are making Saints. a contribution towards the success ol their house Boys. both actors, dlrectors and those Hilarity. toolish b a c k s l a g e, dress and worked long infantile antics hours and With seem to have imagination to been this produce a year s iudges' hugely varied yardsticks as programme With opposed to something dissiplined, tuneful suitable tor every singing and well co- taste. ordinaled movement The standard was In spite ol some peculiar particularly high ll lls year, with demslons by the iudges. a good time Wesley's Are you normal. Mr Norman" was had by all pipping Mountstephens' "Charlie", Venn (Tucker). Brandon Trew (Wesley) Stunning performances lrorn Stuart Most promising actor Mac Fahudze Mr Ma 10 Falconer Williams. Niall Wilkins and Mac (Mountstephens) and Best Cameo role: Fahudze were not enough to ouishine Slephen Roberts (Webb), the irrepressible Nick Pauling who had the audience rolling in the aisles With Pills' "The Ugly Noo The order of results was as follows: Noos" Collins produced a Witty 1. Wesley Deon Oppeiman 2. Mt Stephens Play "PS Send 3. Penryn Money'l Webbs 4. Pitts otlering was 5. Tucker Black Comedy 6. Webb and Tucker 7. Collins produced Bang, 6. Mears You re Dead" What the Dinosaur" was put MI Hick C/arke :5 MI Marc PET/£0715! on by Penryn end Mears play was "Gholeriter" House Music These strong perlormances lroiri House music provldes boys. the houses) many usmg younger especially those in the lower grades. Timothy Charlesworth actors, indicates that the standard next an oppoilunity to develop some sort of year should be even better, house unity and spirit Parents lllt' \Hlliiaii | ) )N E. strength to strength locussing on Collegiate and as usual 4 the girls the musicality and discipline ot loved the boys whilst the boys loved each indiwdual, Without a doubt the girls, We were all to a good start. the choir and has proved Itsell The Founders' Day perlormance prolessional, versatile In both became the hlghltght ol the Second choral and Alrioan Singing Term where, Joined by The Dukes, With a membership ol 70 boys, at Waverley Girls, The Collegiate the beginning ol the year. the Choir Chamber Choir and the Prep, The Code was Introduced on the lines at Campus was alrve With the Sound of establishing an identity lor the choir Music," separating it lrom any link wrth other It wasn't very long belore the choirs on the Campus The Choir preparations for the Handburg Code's" main locus is on discipline and Eistedtord started. This event was the the role that a monster has to play as Choir's best perlormance ol the year. an ambassador ol the College. It has The choir not only obtained an average been an honour to see the standard ot ol 90%. but also walked oft with the discipline grow on the paints that have Best Boys' Chorr Trophy. been laid-out in the Choir Code . There were. 0! course. some tun and The year started oil on a high note games. The Choir Camp at the Vaal With a number ol new members We Darn saw the preparation for the Carol performed successfully at the Borders Sewice. On the lines at building team Chapel Servwe and the Headmaster's spirit. it proved to be a great success. Assembly a number 0! times. Later on. Musrc plays a very actrve part in the in February, we perlormed for the The Choir Stalls in the lront of the Me at St Strthians College, Both the College Choir and the Dukes are very active and Sll'lg at most school lunctions The Dukes obtained 90°.» and were awarded a Gold Drploma at the Elsteddtod The ChOIr recently attended a week-end Chair camp at the Vaal Dam to prepare lor the Carol SelVlCe and to Dulld team Splrlt. The \\\V\\\ Dukes had an excellent tour of .w " KwaZulu-Natal and are shortly geing to record a CD. The Wind and Jazz V x » ll Bands perlorm regularly They perlormed at Founders Day. at a lunclion at St Mary's School for Girls and supplled the muslc tor the The Recruiting Ollicer Several pupils did the Royal Schools ot MUSIC external examinations and a number ol pupils College C_hoir partlclpated In the Flandburg Back Row: Eisteddlod and drd exceptronally well Fl Haworth. A, Loader. H. Schoonraad. Fl. Helm. E Parkinson. J WIIklnSOl l. M Stallord. H Kahle.S,Floberts. M Bekker.A Ford. 5 Louw, B Timm. S. McIver,G. Richards. M Bean. 8 Nwaila Third Row: College Choir T Dunnetl S. Moore. Fl SelmerrOlsen. l Skosana. G Wegerle. T. Selmer-Olsen. L Zhao. A Moore, F Honig, G Louw. S,Williarns, 0. Phillips, D McLachlan, T Mjikelo. "We have come tar and there's no M Bomyana. S. Moore, J Hsu. D. Selmer-Olsen stoppin us now," Second Row: R Bradley, R Loader. A CrUickshanks,T de Wit. Fl Forgan. A. Trythall. Fl. Bennetto. The College Choir ot l998 has been Fl, Loader. D Stevenson. S Kookahun. T Seligmann. T Janse van Ftensburg. F. a great success both tor the College Wollner. J. Webster. N, Sekete, H Lobban. M. Fakudze and lor its choristers. Under the baton Front Row: ol Mrs D Hoogenhout. it has gone lrorn L BalatHead ol Choir), Mrs D. Hoogenhouthonductor). B. Stall orleead ol Dukes) (:4 IlIuSrytlilJn 1m Mun: \g chapel have contributed a great deal ln July the Dukes had the honour at sang "One and All" outslde the chapel to the buildrng up of the srngrng sprrlt worklng with Bob Chllcott. the arranger ln Pietermarltzburg alter a ol the College, especially in Chapel and ex-teader ol the King Srngers, The pertormance. whrch we knew would be The Cholr leads while the rest tollow. meetlng ot thls extraordrnary man was one ot our last together, was marked In a truly humbling expenence We all Its dlllerence My sincere thanks go to Mrs tell that he would enter a room and take Hoogenhout tor always believlng In us The end at the year was extremely over. his ego engulfing the In limes when we couldn't belreve ln busy The Dukes became an Important proceedrngs, However. we lound out ourselves and to the Matrlcs tor therr weddrng accessory durrng Septemberr that he ls a qulet man, dressed all In continuous support throughout the singrng almost every weekend. and black who never lets anyone know that year sometimes twtce a weekend, to ralse he Is more lmportaht than him or her money lor the recordlng 01 our CD We Now that we have reached the end Durlng thls period we learnt hrs sang at the Johannesburg Statlon tor 0! the year we can look back and celebrate the success that has been achieved through Mrs Hoogentrout L oyrso Bala [Head of College Chorr 1998l Duke of Cornwall Singers mdrew Moore , Bevan Tlmrrr Brandon W arrangement 01 Bllly Joel's "And So ll the Tourlsm Board and ln November Goes a song wlrrch has become a very tor the Nelson Mandela Chltdrens specral part at the Dukes repertolre Fund at the Presrdents resldoncc The Dukes' dtnner thts year held at The amount at support wl'llr tl thL S: the Johannesburg Country Glut: was Stllhlans lalnlly glves rhr anr: at most ambltrous l hope that these Cclhwatl Smgcrs rs wrlllt lerlul and thlg drllners become even more rmportunl was portrayed at the lrluvlllg rrrrnl hr the Dukes calendar as they ralse Conuml llll the Mntrw Drrkm troll rr Thomas SetmerJOlsen the standard ot srnglnq rn lhe Dukes a thn now Cnllmrrntu Gyll llrtsul'rl vw l great clenl toulld the ttuottslltis lHlatlllPY t\ gl sulglllg however lllls n-rrrrr make (a Our tum to Natal wns my mus! rlrrlor t (.5 lllt> Slltlw thlltiil \nr' (t Thrs year has been extremely enloynhlo. and successlut Dukes Tour (IUlll CllUll at all the St Il ttlr, Dumas exCItlng and l leel that ll has been all lt was Ll wnnderlul nxnerlehcrr lul the lmvv :rtulrl ovel the pm mrrrrlr or lmpcrtant perked 0t growth tor the Dukes and Mrs Hoogurllrnut our yt rt , was Ilutgrlllumrltlv recurrm Dukes rrrsprrrrrg mnclr wrrrr ltltplcssrrrl wltlr My lrrst l xlltlllrrltrn wrllr llrn nukv.» l998 began lor the Dukes wrth the the proqrnss the group made Oll tuur wzur tho lrltlslllllrl tll lht rvr'trrrtllnrnr Oll shock at Ioslng two lmportant members The way urn gllls ell lhr: Wykeltllll However the Dukes stlll went on to CD (r sllossltll nrrd tllrltg nny tll wrrrrlr Collegrato srzrmtmrzd when ltlomas wr= ltlulltt out whlt'h ol nrrr solltls wow pertorm and take part rn many threw hls l)lr VOr t lvnl Ills \ llmtlrtvl ltl lrstvrmlrlr" .rrru wlrrrh wow llr)! .x tlltrttwlr lmporlant lunctlons, and more Goortrrrghl Sweelhnnrl and chrrsnrt lm bullltr lJl(,__ m nrrto tr Cl) protessronal engagements lm to the btls alter the show asklllk] hrnr tor hrs phone rrrrrrrhor wIll always l have llnt lnrlurlud :lll lrr tlltA lantdsltc The begmnrng ol the year was peltnlmallnes wllluh tttL Dukcs have marnly set aslde lor gettlng the new be remembered The corn lrzsponso we resolved lronr an nppreherlsrvc new lrlvt)lvnd lll tllls year tor more Dukes" up to scratch. and glvlng the have hnorr so many that I Carlt "old Dukes" some revtston Kearsney College Audronces as we llrv \rrrhr.rrr l ltlr t H remember a 01 them. and they wou d rake qurle a law mure pages lha! I behave \ have a)\localed In (hlS report Thank you to Mrs Hoogenhoul, wrlhoul whom lhe Dukes would never be (he cholr 01 "18 high standard lhal H Is now, Mrs Hoogenhom |ook over the conduclmg and lrammg ol the Dukes over ihroe yoarg ago. and In that me has given [he chorr a complete racelm I emoy waxchmg them because I can (eel \hal they are enloymg wha| they re domg . Is somelhmg l o en hear aucr concerls The Dukes love smgmg and are a menus That Is wha| makes me Duke or CornwaH Slngars such a speclal and umque chorr Brandon Sin/lard puke of Cornwall Singers Back Row: (Head 0/ Dukes 7998) Mrs D Hoogenhoul (Conductor), G Weger e B Staiford (Head 0? Dukes). H Schoonraad E Parkrnsan. A. Moore M Bekker. R Karma Front Row: T Selmerrolsen. S WrHrams L Bala T M kelo, F? Ho m, S Robe s E Trmm, S Nwarla Jazz/Wind Band Back Row: J Pryce, A McAlpmrzr L Barcza. C Pe|ersr G Whyle S Rubens, H Schoonraad J Williams. M Pe|ers Front ow: A Lopes, M OBuen, Mr F.Cor\radm (Conductor), R Kahlc. J Brrtlen. J Muddm. T. Se¥merrO|scn ()(v llu \Mvhmu I WN NASHUA\\\\\ \lCJPTI I FRANCHISE OF THE YEAR IN 1996 AND AGAIN IN I997 SUPPLIERS CIF QUALITY UFFIBE EQUIPMENT * COPIERS * FAX MACHINES * LASER PRINTERS * PERSONAL COMPUTERS * CELLULAR PHONES AND ALL SUPPLIES INASHUA\\\\\ DPY 8. PRINT FOR ALL YOUR IITAL COLOUR COPIES - VOLUME COPYING - RUBBER STAMPS BLOCK MOUNTING - FLYERS - LAMINATING - PRINTING CORPORATE GIFTS - PROMOTIONAL WARES & BINDING GIVE US A CALL FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! :L 1 886-1500 367 KENT AVENUE ROBOX 4313 I 886-8828 FERNDALE RANDBURG 2I25 Athletics Team Back Row: K Kmser. D Mrssmg, A Standen R Myburgh N.Denms T Somer R Forder N A dndge J Turner R Forsdyke. C,Ashcroll D Mxlchell, J HancockJ Duggan.J Lomhard MO'BnenJ WllkmsonM Swmmonds S Louw A BadenJ Scehgev Second Row: N.Jay R Brokenshrre, S Nwaxla. R Smylh J Dodds. N.de Keck M Thomas. R Rosa A Rnab. D McLuckre M Bekkev F Barron. J Adams 0 Ramasxa. C Knge D Kern 8 Again J van [Mark T Nkonm. E Nkwe Third Row: C Buckley Kirk M Pruen G.Escree| L Ballard R BolhweH.C. Baker, M Bean. G van NIGKOYK D vunder Merwe. A Brummcr,W Skmnen S Whaney G Websmr J Pmmpsj Mamangu. A, LapHL A Hennmg. S Vxelra Fourth Flow: H, Parshotam, W Stanton,T Mhlnga. 8 KO P Ndonados M Loubser T. MacLachlan. L WaHaCe. T Edmonds J Slater, B Lupml. J. Heyns. B van der Merwe. E Svalmon. G Wegerle \ Skosana 8 Sudan, J Prwcex} Ballenhne,J Mogg J Kawsev Front Row: M de Zeeuw J Rodenhuls, Mr CvTovrenCe. Mr G Theron. Mf (3 Holmes, C Myburg (Camam), L Meyer, H Holmner, Mr L. Hartley J D Cks F Miller Mi I'hux uhmn 1mm Saints Athletics 1998 Athletics Results This year the Athletics Season started poorly but ended on a high note. The new group oi Grade A Team 55 showed great commitment and talent, and the open age group, ably led by Game Myourgh, 1. Parktown Boys' High School ...... produced some outstanding results. Unfortunately 2. St John s College . we still have some boys unwilling to commit 3. St Stithians College. themselves to the hard work Athletics requires. or 4. Jeppe High School lor Boys.... to put school before self, 1. King Edward Vll High School Inter-High arrived two weeks loo soon. yet again 2. St John s College . Although we put on some line periormanoes. many 3. St Stithians College. ol the athletes those running middle distances especially, were underprepared Untortunately. Inter-High A owmg to the fact that Saints lollow a three term 1. King Edward VII High School ..... calendar, we have less lime lor practice than those 2. Parktown Boys' High School schools tollowtng a tour term calendai 3, St John's College At the Private Schools' meeting we avenged last 4. Pretoria Boys' High School year's deleat by St John s College and won the 5. St Stitnians College. event quite comlorlably This helped ease the 6, Jeppe High School tor Boys. concerns at the early season losses to them BTeam The lnter»House Championships were keenly 1. St David s Marist College A ..... contested. but again the lack oi boy and parent 2. St Athens College A support was noticeable Some school records were 3. St Benedict s School A broken. It was obvtous that many ol the boys were 4. St Stithians College B.. beginning to peak. which served to prove the point 5. Atnlone Boys High School A .. made about the three lerm calendar problem We have the athletes capable ol coming close to Inter-High B Winning Inter-High but they must be given the opportunity oi competing on an equal looting w>th 1. St David's Marist College A their state school opponents Until this happens . St Alban's College A. we Will continue to struggle . King Edward VII High School B . Parktown Boys High School B Our thanks go to everyone who did work hard. . Pretoria Boys' High School E! the groundslall lor the track preparation and the . St Stithians College B mothers lor catering #02:"wa .51 John's College B .. 8. Jeppe High School lor Boys 5 MI Geo" Holmes Inter-House Championships 1 Colllns.... 2. Pitts . 3. Penryn 4t Webb . 5. Mountstephens . 234 6. Wesley 7. Meats . 184 8. Tucker . . 13A Pvlvata Schools 1. St Stithians College . 360 2. St John s College ,. . 318 3. St Alban s College 4. St David's Marist College 5 St Benedict's School ..104 'l'hc Stytliiun l ) )8 (i ) Captain: Peri Zouitdes Basketball is a very new sport at St Slilhians and the results do not look wonderlul However. this sport is one where boln skill and experience are required and the only place where practice is acquired is in game Situations The sport is atlracting more players all the time and Will ltillil a worthwhile rote Within the school in the years to come , it Will cater lor those boys who Senior Basketball Team preler an active, energetic sport which Improves fitness. reaction time. attrround Vi5ton and Back Row: sophisticated ballrnandling skills The number ol v. Mkhwanazi. S Nwaila, A. Papadopoulos. N. Rangaka. | Skosana. boys has already grown to over 50 and we can M Eomvana now oller learns at UM, U/lS. U16 and Open Second Row: levels We are now involved in normal school tixtures D Zhong. T Pule. A Marsh. E Kerby. (Did not Play). V, Hatiniant. M on a regular besxs and I am con dent that the players Petlelo. Ft Kasenge Will show great improvement during this next Front Row: season. T Mokate N Wang. RZourides (Captain), Mr D Heart T. Edmonds 5K0 I would Sincerely like to congratulate those boys who have decided to devote llmir time to this untried sport and Wish them the very best at tontthe m the months ahead as they lry and ltilly establish this sport as part at lhe Saints tradition Mi Dan Heart First Term Results Flrst Team vs Hilton College. VVVVV lost 32-34 vs Mtchaelhouse lost 20-56 vs Bishops . lost 18-76 vs St Cnartes College . lost 10-93 SecondTeam Juniorvaasketball Team vs St John's College... .. lost 2 40 Back Row: P Lehabe. L Nkabmde, T Nkosi. C Peters, K Massoudi Under 16 A: Front Row: vs St John s College B ,. won 34-21 T Pule. Ft Ngoy. E Chen. Mr D Heart. Z Jolobe. S Zimba 7t) lint-stint..." iwx 45'333 °::::;"W GEE?r Vice»Captain: Steve Etsworth A small core 0! runners acqutlted themselves very wellt constdertng that they were all partrlmters tnvolved trt other Sports Game Myburgh Steve Elsworth and Stephen Agar (ND 8) were selected to represent Northern Dtstrtcts at the League Champtonshtps. Whtle unable to compete In the lull league programme as halt the league tell tn the Aprtl holtdays, we sllll managed to show our strength with the last few rrteettngs. We came second tn the Dlslrtct Champtonshtps behtnd Rand Park Unlortunately. the lndependent Schools Champtonshlps dtd not take place as the other schools dtd not seem tnteresled lt lS Satnts' turn to host It next year so hopelully the event wrll take place and allow the sport ol cross country to grow The Inter-House Cross Country Champtonshtps Back Row: WEN 0" exceemnglv We": For the '"5 " e e R Brokenshtre. s Agar. N Jayt G.Hempson T Kluyts. N chkson event was run on a straight ttrst to to ltntsh team Front Row: beets. rather than on an average house postlton. Colltns won the sentor race wtth thetr ltrst runner C MytJurgh (Captatnl, Mr D Gear. 8 Elsworth (VtcerCaptam) comtng tn 12th, but thh good packtng had all 10 0t thetr runners tn by the 40th posttton ln contrast Mountstephens won the tuntor race wtth 5 runners In the first 10 places Mountstephens won overall There Is great talent corntng up and we look forward to the return at our vtntage yearS ot the early ntnettes ll/lr Dave Gear Inter-House Results Juntora: Senlars: 1. Mountslephans 1. Collins 2.Penryn 2t Mountstephens 3t Webb 3. Wesley 4. Pitts 4,Tucker 5 Tm' 5' webb Northern Districts Selection 6.Wesley 6.Penryn ' ' ' ' ' 7. Collins 7' Mears S Elsworth S, Agar, Mr D Geart C. Myburgh 8. Meers 6. Pitts IItcSlythlJIi tv-ts "l First XI crlcket haveWea mewealthonceot latent393' and" 05 a great'Dlluna edeal '0ol depth lrorn which to draw our team The previous season s high standards served as a Saints enroyed a remarkable year at cricket in 1998 The maier source ol mollvation and rt was clear lrorn the start achievements were as tollows. that they were determined to glve their all - lsi and 2nd XI wort holh sections ol the John Waite knockout For mosl ol lhe season we were Without the lrophy. The 151 Xl won tor the thlid eenseeullve year) seivrces at Michael Lump who was doing duty lor The one A leant won the Budget Nrghl League the SA U/l9 learn in lhe world cup The side was Grant Elliot and Mlchacl Liimb played tor South Alrica ln lhe superbly lead my Jono Mc Lean ln lllS qurel and 0/79 World Cup in January persuaslve manner he lead from the lroril and always demanded the best lrorn his players He Davrd Terbrugge a rriatirculanl ol 994, became the liisl Salnls was well respected by his peers and opposrtton Old Boy to repiesenl South Alrlca at cricket and his leadership qualllles were rewarded when Greg Srnllh Enoch Nkwel l-tilrral Palshotam Warren Bishop he was eleeled as caplaln ot the Gauteng U/lS A Silrrun Smith and Chris Bowen were selected lol the Gauteng learn Ult cricket teanr to play in Stellenbosch in December The talent ol the srde was soon evrdent as the While most ol the A learns enjoyed some levels ol success. lt new players showed their mettle in the dlllerenl was pleaslrrg to note the excellence ol Ille lower looms I believe departments They settled in quickly and provrded that strength and eontlnued success ol the school's cricket depends; some great match wrnnlng peilorlrranees The upon the intclesl ol the boys at [he lower levels The 5th team. U/ hlglrlight ot the season was undoupledly our 15 D, Ur lA D and U/15 E all played very good cricket performances during the lrmrted overs compelltlon We battled and persevered through lhe early rounds We were sad lo see the departure el Jeremy Lloyds, our resrdent but played superbly m the trnal to deleal St John s prutessronal coach. at ihe end el March He was replaced By Jason by B wrekets de Iri Pirrrr who has done very well lll [hf short time lhal he has been here A dlstiiibing aspect ol our crlcket which ls also pievalerrt Our all round abilrty was outstanding in all our Ell many schools. ls the lack ot Cllef l coaches It is dllllcull lo lind a llrrrllcct overs encounters but we dld not perlorm coach tor each at our teams as we cannot have one coach lor two as well in same ol the lull rlay games It appeared teams Tlrrs will have to be addressed early next year that at llnres our Collcetllldllolt was lacking and we Olll thanks must go to n nilnrlyel ol rrrrrmrlmrt people Coaches did not locus 0n the task at hand Tttls otton l8 lhe wllo wllllirgly gave up an enormous ntnntmt nl tlnle lo coach (ind problem when too much Irlrllted overs cricket IS played and the players lrnd rt dltlicult to adrtrsl lo tlrnplrel Cedric Binns. our Estate manager. and hrs stall lor the the dilterent games in turd-week. upkeep ol the ltelds and pitches; Kay Wooler and her team at mothers 1 at the games. "0H - r Cricket V with a match against the tourists trom Palmeston north in New Zealand. It ended in a loss for us and the start tor many at our new tst team players. The season had its ups and downs With many players struggling to tind their term. This Will have to be addressed in 1999 as they will be expected to remain focused and perlorm as senior players 0n too many occassions did our batsmen get out when they seemed set for a big score and our bowlers too need to concentrate on their line and length as well as bowling on one side at the Wicket. The term served as a learning curve tor many of our new players and should stand them in good stead tor the new season First. Cricket Team Mr Denzel Wilson Back Row: N de Kock, S, Moore. B.Williams. Fl. Forsdyke, D Worth. M. Lumb. J Featherstone Second XI Front Row: G.Jacdues. G Harrison. C. Peters. J. McLean. MrD Wilson. B St Stithians College is indeed a school that is Smither. D. Slater blessed With an abundance ol riches when it comes down to examining its cricket talent. it was a pleasure to coach a side that contained much talent First XI Bunnie (Played 23 match ): and depth in all aspects oi the game Although a team that sometimes had a continuous movement of players between the tst XI and the 2nd XI, the Side 0t 7998 produced some outstanding and consistent cricket Prowl-total ulactlonu: In the lust term. the side won 7 out ol the 9 games Gauterig U/19 A: Michael Lumb. Jono McLean it played. including the Johnny Waite trophy , a Santana Ul19 B: Justin Hancock tremendous eltort alter initially being eliminated by Gauteng U/17: Jamie Featherstone, Matthew Rawltnson a rather senior Parktown side and then gomg SA UI19 World Cup: Michael Lumb through by detault, SA USSASA U117: Matthew Rawllnson Batting pedormances by Michael Heath, Chris Assad, Greg Jacques, Dustin Slater and Jamie Featherstone at the top of the order. saw the team regularly posting over 200 runs in an innings while the bowlers ensured that the opposition rarely came close to chasing the total down Solid and accurate bowling by Andrew Good. Nick de Kock Ryan Forder and Greg Jacques brought about early breakthroughs in the opposition innings, while able backup was prowded by Trams Krause, Burger van der Merwe and the ever~improving Bruce Wylie. Greg Jacques and Nick de Kock earned promotion to the tst Xl during the term, in the third term there were a number at the team members who tormed the nucleus ol the current 1st XI. Second XI. Crickeffeam Back Flow: Dustin Slater was elevated to captain ol the lirsts. C, Assad. B.Wylie. T Krause, Ft. Forder. A. Good With Michael Heath and Andy Fenner also being Front Row: selected tor higher honours, N. Pauling. M. Heath. Ml B Nozaic. E. van der Merwe (Captaln). D, Slater, A. Fenner. J. Featherslon Mr Bruce Nozaic Thu siyiliiun I908 J F. Third XI The third team had a reasonably successlul season, winning over 50 percent of their matches. Although starting the season a bit dodgy. Richard Holm earned a position in the second team after some classy batting. Rian Hancock was another batsman who was promoted to the second team alter an unbeaten 76 not out Well done to those two players. Jacques van Blerk had a disappointing batting season but showed great promise with the ball while Brandon Shaw kept the scoreboard 05!li rolling and proved invaluable as a hard hitting pinch-hitter Konrad Kaiser (Captain) was an excellent leader Third XI Cricket Team on and oil the lleld and was lust as effective an all- rounder with some hard~hitting sixes. not to mention Back Row: his bowling attack which put the opposition to T. Krause, P. Croly. F Harpui. J. van Blerk shame Greig Wegerlev also an all-rounder. had Front Row: great enthuSIasrn and proved to be one of our key D. Rule. M. Loubser, D. Emmett. N.Jay, Ft. Holm. M. Peters, K. Kaiser players. Frank Harper was an obvious all-rounder in this team. taking three wickets against Jeppe and lihding true rhythm whilst batting in some ditticult Situations Mark Peters was a pleasure to coach as he was very disciplined and pulled oft some phenomenal catches in the lield Dean Chater produced some solid bowling and his medium lettrarmers took some good wrckets. Gareth Hempson, the only spinner in the team. was a valuable player on and oft the maid. Joseph Cassim struggled to tind his ground alter movmg up from the 4ths but improved greatly alter every match and thus took three Wickets lrom Jeppe a good etton. Thanks must go to these tine players tor a great etton as it was a pleasure to coach them. Mr Graeme Langerman Fourth XI The 4th XI had a successliil season once again. Winning tour and losing two at their matches, This was a well-balanced team with two genuine opening batsmen in the term oi Danie Weber and Ryan Neebe. tollowed by Bryan Turner. Grant Sidweli. Ryan Fagri, Andrew Dull and Richard LeWis . all produced runs when the need arose. In Back now: the bowling department. we had two sharp opening 5. Davey, G Wegerle. Fl, Snodgiass, Ft Fagri. G. Hempson, s, bowlers With Matthew Simpkins and Paul Atkinson: Murphy Juan Eekhout, Richard Lewis and Andrew Dull From Row: providing seam Luke McLachlan mesmerized the RCoetzee Fl, Halsey. D, Chater. MrG MacCallum, P. Miller. R Birk. opposition batsmen (as well as his own team mates) M, O Brien With his lettarm spin. Unfortunately. Andre Holmeyr had a limited season due to inlury Mr Graham MacCaI/um 7 1i The militia." 1908 7 g CHI/u! g Under 16 A The power of the mind is a strange thing. As the season began. this team was a beaten side, because in their minds they could not come to terms with the loss oi tour key players , two left to go to other schools one went to Hong Kong and one decided to play Squash instead. As it turned out. the loss ol these players was a blessing in disguise It allowed the remaining players to contribute in ways they hadn't thought necessary betore They became a team" instead ol a group ot individuals. They supported each other magnaminously, Although the first game against St John's ended in a draw. it was a moral victory. St John's were 8 wickets down for very lew runs and survived tor 28 overs before losing their ninth Wicket, This game Underj A Cricketheam involved concentration and lrustration tor us it Back Row: was an experience which enhanced our play during the remainder of the season. With the E Nkwe. R. Forder. S. Steyn. A Wooler, E. Parkinson exception oi the game against Pretoria Boys High Front Row: School. which ended in a draw. the other all-day S. Seeliger, K. Comline. M. Rowlinson. Mr G. Holmes, N Harpur. G. Hills, G. Smith games were quite easily won. The under 16 night- Ieague knockrout games proved to be as exciting as always, A superb team effort throughout the four games allowed us to take the trophy tor the third year in succession, Sean Steyn showed great term With the ball and his 6 lor 18 in the iinal must rate as one ot the best performances this competition has seen. It would be impossible to list everyone's individual contributions because. as preViously mentioned. this was a complete team pertorrnance. it was an easy team to work With, although the psychology required sometimes exceeded the skill ol coaching My thanks go to all the boys for their hard work and commitment l look lorward to their pedormances in the open age group at the end at Y the year, Thanks also go to the parents tor their support help With scoring (especially Mr Hills) and transport to and from matches. ll i YY Mr Geo/l Holmes Under 16 B tiili Hill! This cricket team had a mixed season, winning just over titty percent of their games The bowling and lielding was good but our batting let us down Under 16 B Cricket Team at crucial times. We were always committed but never did the Job quite properly The team was well Back Flow: captained by Ryan Neeoe who also batted well M Slmpklns. C Bergman. A Holmeyr. A Duff. R Laws. 8 Tyler Andre Hoirneyer and Brian Turner also contributed Front Row: With the bat while Richard Lewts added me to the P Atkinson. M Downey, Ft Neebe. Mr B Lambson. J Eekhout. B middle order Our bowlers did very well. McLachlan Turner. R Daya was an e ective spinners when he got it right Allin all, this team was enjoyable to coach. Mr Barry Lambson I'Iic smliiiii l l lx 4i Under 16 C We all thoroughly en oyed the season and | wish to commend the team members on their ellort and commitment Thanks is also extended to all the parents lor their support and help with transport Our gratitude also to the mothers who organised the teas and Mr Krige our coach Mark Downey Under 15 A A side lull ol all-rounders. such as this one, is a coach s nightmare, at this level Most ol the time Under 15 A Cricket Team the batting order could Virtually have been reversed with little etlect on the team's potential to score runs, Back Row: Five players were selected lrorn this team to S Smllh R Whittyi E Nkwe, M Simmonds. A Bader.W Bishop represent Gauleng at the PG Bison Week in Front Row: December Greg Smith lCaptain). Simon Smith. J McCauley S Trenchard Mr J Knight G. Smith, H Parshotami C Enoch Nkwe. Warren Bishop and Chris Bowen. Bowen. R Smith Chris Bowen was the most improved batsman. scoring 325 runs in his tour innings ol the Norwtch Lile Week Simon Smith progressed greatly as a nth! 15 A leh middle order batsman who can take an attack apart Enoch Nkwe has enormous talent and he plays most at the shots in the book Greg Smith probably had the best technique at the top order batsmen, Himal Parshotam, opening the batting lor the lirsl hall ol the season showed the rest at the team how to run between the wickets Steven Trenchard. Floss Smith and Warren Bishop have lots at potential, and in any other year they would have played a more prominent role with the bat Josh McCaulay has a very good eye and he has also worked hard in the nets Tommy Edmond also played a couple at outstanding innings Matthew Simmonds bowled his last awayrswmgers Willi increasuig control. Greg vyv Siiiitli took the most Wickets and was the most consistent seam bowler Alan Batter improved «( Rf on lltlmCHSCly. while Himal Parshotam and Chris Bowen were more than tiselul Support in this dopnrliiient There was an enlhusrasm tar lielding practice which carried itsell into the matches 1 "!!! Wrinen Bishop is an accomplished Wicket-keeper Many thanks to the mothers 0! these players lor their iiitstinting ellorls in the Tuck Shop, Also thanks to Mr Cedric Sirius and his team ol ground Under 15 B Cricket Team stall lor preparing good pitches Back Row: Mr John Knight T Edmond. RWhilly S GIOOlIQWHkl, C PlelOrltla A Pienanr Front Flow: A Parker G Bolton. Mr Fl Clarke J. Macaulay, N Kunsllor. C do Under 15 B Kock,B Brown ll has been an absolute pleasure to coach a 8 team that would probably have matched any other school's A learn This is a highly gilted age group, '(i ||ic\t\|lil.lit I M. 7 Cr (In! g with incredible depth. The tact that we lost a few players to the A team in the third term but were still able to conwcingly beat most sides is evidence ol this Josh McCauley led the side very well in the lirst term. losing only one game. Gareth Belton took over the captaincy in the third term. and led particularly well, losing only one game to Allies. it v t i would be difficult to single out individual players in such a talented team, but it is worth mentioning that in Josh Melhuish and Flichard Whitty. this team has a batsman and a bowler respectively, capable of destroying most opposition. With strong batsmen such as Du Plessis. Edmond, McCauley, Pretorius iiititimiiii and Belton and bowlers such as Brown. F'ienaar and De Kock, this team wrll go far. Mr Flick Clarke Under 15 C Cricket Team Back Row: Under 15 C J. Langman, P Butler, M. Agar Front Row: The season lor the team was certainly lull ol S. Loveti, A. Pienaai. D, Phillips. N. Kunstler, M. Ford, 8 Bawa, C. memorable cricket. Over the season. a definite Buckley maturity developed in the batting and bowling ranks Absent: and a good level oi discipline has seen us through D. Place many comprehensive Victories. Despite the disappointing end to the season. the team performed well as a unit and I hope to see many ol our outstanding players earn positions in the higher and more prominent teams. Douglas Place Under 15 D This closely knit group ol boys represented the school extremely well. Few games were played during the tlrst term but the third term saw the team play six games. Winning five and only losing one. The squad consisted ol 12 boys. alter we lost two to the C team, and everyone played every game. The bowling was spearheaded by Mark Adam. whose pace brought him many wickets. including a hat trick against St John's, a teat repeated by Christo Scwellnus against Northclill Batting was spread amongst the top 5 or 6 batters although Ewan McCrindle, Christo Schwellnus and Clive Dunne started to show their ability later. NORWICH Initially. the lielding was lairly unpredictable but the boys improved as the season progressed. The cricket week results show that everyone participated equally With bat, ball or in the iield. It was a pleasure to deal With a group ol players This week extolled some great cricket With Chris Bowen scoring 325 who enjoyed their crlcket so much and I would like runs in his tour innings. to thank them lor their dedication this year. Also, our thanks go to all the parents for their support. Mr Geofl Holmes 'l lit-Sryilii.iii1 ) )x 7 3 Under 14 A The tlrst term was a successful one tor the WM A Cricket team. where the lads played 7 games and only lost one to KES. There was signi cant improvement through the season. as the team became more and more at a team. We did lack the lustre 0! a really great team With only a lew good Individual perlormances. but no players really reached their full potential In the third term, the learn seemed to have developed much more unity and the indivtduals really started to shine in support ol the team. The one aspect at the game that has improved the most is the fielding Inspired by the national team. the lads put together some match-Winning lielding performances, With the bowler sticking rigidly to line and length and tielders putting in more than a Back Row: little etlort and intimidating the batsmen with their T. Louw. M. Thomas P Laing, G, Richter stealth and speed in the field. Front Row: B. Elott, D, Steves. S. Slater. Mr M. Ridgeway, R. Bradley, T. Mhinga, R. Congratulations to Jarred Slater. the captain, on OldlIEIU a very good year both as the leader at the troop and as an individual cricketer. Also due to be mentioned are the bowlers, Peter Laing for his sheer speed, Marc Thomas and Themba Mhinga lor their accurate opening bowling, Brett Elolf. Richard Oldlield, Gideon Richter. and Tim Louw for their protoundly straight seamers tthe kind at stuff you can set a eld to) Mr Matthew Ridgway Under 14 B The team had a lair season in the first term this year, With several changes to the team as players moved up and down the ranks as we got to know them a little better. A very strong team spirit developed With some much stronger lielding in the third term The players generally improved through the season as each tound his niche in the team. Thanks must go lo Willie de Beer for captaining the Slde until the last game where he was called up to the A team. Mr Scott Linden Under .14 5,0,ri0keffeam Back Row: D.Slevehs. M.Kaellein.A,Sprenger.J Muller,J.Schmidl Under 14 C Front Row: l think the results speak tor themselves. After eggg lggz jzw 9 559 M M- Ridgeway. 1 Steyn, M- losing to Allies in the opening game, due to lack ol practice, the team never looked back. Winning the next six games very convincingly. The side was well led by Andrew Olendzski-Brown and won 6 out ol 6 games under his captaincy. The team was exceptionally strong in all departments and played 78 This Srytliian 1998 Hut V as a formidable unit. Jackson and Stevens, who always got the team all to a good start, spearheaded the batting. This was lollowed up by a very strong middle order comprising of Steyn, Murphy, OlendzskieBrown, Pruett and Hewan. In the bowling department, Pruett and Arrenbrecht. who always got a few early wickets, opened the attack. The change bowlers comprising of Wuth. Murphy. Webster and Ball, bowled consistently and in many games shared the Wickets. The bowling was ably backed up by good fielding and very tidy keeping by Van den Berg. The definite highlight ol the season was the thrashing ol St John s in the tinal game of the season. Saints batted first, scoring 268 in 30 overs, With hundreds from Murphy and Steyn. St John's were than skittled out for 77 With Arrenbrecht bagging 4 Wickets. giving Saints the win of 191 runs Well done on an excellent season! Under .14 C.Cri6ket,Tea.m Back Row: Chris Pele/s G. van Den Berg. M. Hewan, A. Reyneke. M, Piuett, S,Vieiia. S. Jordaan Under 14 D Front Row: D. Stevens, G.Wuth, G. Hill, Mr H Huggett, B. Webster, A. Olendzki- brown, N. Arrenbrecht The side improved remarkably between the tirst and third term and there can be little obVious reason for this except belief in self. Grant Jackson and Kevin Murphy lett tor the C team where they played with distinction That placed a heavy load on Leon Gaze! (Captain) and lorcetul opening batsmen, Dayne Rothbletz and Zane Franklin. who were more than useful allrounders Gordon Balleniine was an aerobatic keeper who developed the extraordinary ability to reverse-sweep. which he used so powerfully on many occasions Keletso Ramasimong was the find of the season and opened the innings and really batted very well Kabelo Mollo was a powertul opening strike bowler, while Craig Risely (injured) was sorely missed. Much fun. however, was had by all MI Hugh Huggel/ Under 14 E The team showed enthustasm. good spirit and improvement as the season progressed John Clothier-Sinclair was a talented opening batsman. hitting many tours Nick Simmonds showed his Under 14 D Cricket Team class with the bat and his potential to do lar better in the seasons to come. Tshabalala Mahlahgu and Back Row: Grobbeiaar helped With the bowling; at times G Ballenline, C. Hisely, K Murphy. K Mollo, D Rothbletz somewhat erratic. but mostly on target. Dibakwane, Front Flow: Ftabana and Mbigi always gave of their best. were G.Jackson, K Ramasimong.E Brown, MrH.Huggetl.A Mundy- it lielding or batting. Jake Helme was an inspired Castle. L. Gazel du Chattelier (Captain). 2 Franklin choice as captain and was always eager to encourage the players. l Wish the team well tor the seasons {0 come. Mr Viclor El/erbeclr 'I In» minim 1908 National Selectionl Chris Peters South Atrican Wm B and South Atrica USSASA UI B key as strong as ever in " measured by the many Peter Mlller. South Atrioa USSASA U/1B witnesses we had but also bytheparticipants in their age groups. We ran 14 teams across the board and it was a wondertul sight to see so many boys enjoying themselves at practices and matches. South Gautong A Part ol this success lies in a very committed stall and student body. Chris Peters For the lirst time in many years we have had a full complement of coaches who have coached tirelessly With much enthusiasm. The South Gameng B boys in turn have listened and worked extremely hard at their own Grant Ham'son game and level ot skill as well as team spirit. Jono McLean The coaches of the WM and U/lS age group must be highly commended tor the wondertul work they did with the junior teams south Gautang c We tend to target that this is where the real coaching and teaching Rui Dias ol fundamental basics starts A great deal at gratitude must go to Mr Greg Warren Bruce Nozaic. Dr Colleen Wilmot. Greg Warren. Mr Rick Clarke. Mr Victor Ellerbeck, Mrs Caryn Mulder and Gareth Norman. South Gauteng D Peter Miller The W163 and Open age groups were in the capable hands of Mr Gary Todd Hugh Huggett, Mr John Knight. Andrew Brown. Mr Charles Marriott and Mr Don Hean One could not have asked tor a more experienced team. South Gauleng uns A Chris Bowen All the coaches did more than their fair share ol work. as was eVIdent in their results and the enloyment the players showed. We South Gameng UIIG 5 are tinding it increasingly di icult to get matches for the lower teams, as many schools cannot match our numbers. This is a problem we Paul Barron have to address next year and one that Will have to be overcome South Gautong UI16 c There were many highlights during the season and the cherry Anthony Ford on top was the 12 provmcial selections we achieved, It certainly was a great achievement, coupled wtth the selection ol Chris Peters South Gauteng UI14 A tor the South Alrican one B Team Richard Oldfield Hockey at Saints would not be lhrivmg it it were not tor certain people Our ground statt have tried very hard to maintain our tour tields which were over-used during the season The tea ladies once again did a lantasticiob |wrsh we could play all our games at First XI home, just to savourthe lovely treats alter the matches. The lirst aid Alter the season ol 1997 it would have been ladies, too, were always on hand to tend to any injuries It Is an most understandable to think that the side at 1998 encouraging thought that we are in their capable hands when would emulate their predecessors. How wrong this playing at home Many thanks to our very caring parents. You are proved to be. our most loyal supporters and apart from letting your sons play this wonderlul game, your support and encouragement throughout the The season started otl With the traditional season has been greatly appreciated. Chairman's lestival and this gave us the opportunity to test the new team We then ventured to the Thank you once again and we are hoping to see you all again Maritzburg College lestival and received a rude next season awakening as well as a blessing in disguise. We Mr Denze/ Wilson played against the very prolessional college outlit 80 Thu Srytltintt 1998 Hui"; and were taught a Hockey lesson. The match seemed to aifect us in the best possible manner we lett more positive and totally committed to what we hoped to achieve. Success in the Aitken tournament was then a major priority. We played very well but unfortunately ended by coming a dlsappointing fourth The domestic season then lollowed, and what a glorious one it was. We managed to beat every side that ended above us in the Aitken tournament. and went unbeaten for 14 matches. This was a truly remarkable teat and can be attributed to a wondertul team etlort. DaVId Ralph joined the coaching stall and oiiered his iresh new ideas. The players responded well and soon became a force to be reckoned with. They played positive, committed and attractive hockey It was a toy to watch them and to First XI Hockey Team be part at such a great group of young men. Back Row: The season was filled With many highlights such 8. Moore. J. McLean. J Boynton-Lee. C. Baker. P Birk. G.Todd, Ft as Jono McLean s solo ettort and goal against French. M Bean Parktown. spectacular toot-work by Anton van Vught Front Row: and Patric Birk s goal against St Albans R. Gillespie. G Warren. G. Peters. G, Harrison (Captain), Mr D Wilson. R. Dias. P Miller The boys worked together as a team. on and oti the hold This was largely a result oi the leadership qualities oi Grant Harrison He always got the best out ot them and led by example A truly wonderiul team effort, Thank you. guys. ior an uniorgettable Second Xl Results (13 games played) season. It will be remembered for many years. Go 10 well. one and all Mr Denzel Wilson Second XI 1998 was a very successiul season tor the Second XI Hockey team The team was very competently lead by Nick Bredenkamp in goals and was well suported by his team members Tyron Edmonds was a stalwart ot determination. athletiCism and comradery in particular At no stage did anyone teel tempted to be a prima donna This and the loyal and ever buoyant substitutes, Greg Van Flensburg. Luke McLachlan and Shenton Wood. typitied the quality oi teamwork that so olten characterised their pertorrriarioes Players were ilexible enough to play a variety ol positions when required and were determined enough to persevere when they were havmg a bad Second XI Hockey Team day, They were always quick to support each other. both morally and in terms oi working hard tor each Back Row: other on the pitch They never lost sight ot the tact D Welsiord. L McLachlan. S. Agar, M Price, R Snodgrass M Peters that they were there to have tun, but they also tackled each tixture With a keen Will to Win This Front Row: spirit oi sportsmanship was a pleasure to Witness T Edmonds, M Williams, Mr C Marriott. N. Bredenkamp The squad should be congratulated ior all their hard (Captain), M O Brien. C. Agar. B. Stainton work and commitment to the game. Mr Charles Marriott I'tit orvthian I l lh 8| W Third XI and Fouth XI Both teams enjoyed a successlul season perhaps the 3rd XI more so than the 4th Xl. but I feel strongly that this was a result oi the lack of games and match practices available tor the second Side. Hind It astonishing that many schools are unable to prOVIde an adequate number of lixtures. It was a pleasure to deal With a group of boys who were keen and willing to give oi their best throughout the season. This makes the coaching so much more enjoyable The level of skill improved during the season and would have improved even further had the tields been at an acceptable standard. lt Is dillicult to control the ball when the Third. andfourth XI. HOCKEY Teams We 5 5° 9 Back ROW: A number at the players will find their way into A Papadcpoulos. l. McLachlan. S Louw. Fl Mauchle. R Croly, E higher teams next year but I appeal to those who Keroy. A. Venn. B Mullins. Fl. Halsey. J. Oldlield do not Give oi yourbest at whatever level you play Second Row: your hockey. S Van der Meulen. Fl Bray. Fl. Coetzee. Mr D. Hean. G Todd. A Moore, N Bebbington l would like to thank all the boys in this group for Front Row contributing to a most enjoyable 1998 season and C_ Porteous, R Shields, C_ Lmes' N. pangaka wtsh them the best at fortune In the years to come. Mr Don Heari Under 16 A For the first time. we made use of outSIde umpires 7 Chris Peters. a Post matric pupil and Mr Duff. 3 parent For the coaches it was wonderlul being able to watch the Slde develop and to plot team-playing strategies In competitions such as the Rose City Tournament or Boden cup, The most excmng aspect of this age was watching players In transition who were suddenly bigger. taster or more skilllul Mark Elliott was an unusual but olten outstanding goalkeeper but his lob was made InlInItely easier by two midtield players: Andrew Dull and Anothony Ford who were dune outstanding both In defence and attack Rowan Srnyth and Brandon Trew were skilled Outside halves white Mark Downey. Andries Brink. Paul Baron and Ryan Neeoe were tireless inidtield players Edward Parkinson played With Under 16A HOCkEy Team maturity white Daniel McLachlan brought new ''' """ vision to the attack, Duncan McLuckIe was certainly Back Row: MrH Huggett. D. McLachlan, Fl Neebe. D.McLuckIe,A.Ford.A Dull. one of the qui C k 65 wmgs 0" any held B Maud All In all. it was an exciting season. The team Front Row: certainly played their hearts out, No coach could N Turner. M Downey. E Parkinson. A. Brink (Captain). P. Barron. R. have expected more Smyth Mr Hugh Hugger! x2 'Iiusiiviliiln wa r Hot/u] g Under 16 B From the start, I would like to thank everyone tor a wonderful season in which the 8 team really came on in leaps and bounds. Early games against Fourways and Northclitl honed our skills but we were catapulted back to earth during our match against Pretoria Boys in which we were beaten 670 Our guidelines had been clearly sel, and we learned lrorn the experience. Never laltering. we worked at our mistakes and moved through the season getting progressively better. The highlight ol the season was delinitely the game against Queens In the lirsl live minutes. Queens slipped two goals passed us. However, Under 16 8 Hockey Team we didn't crumble and came back at them, lighting Back ROW: relentlessly. There was a wonderlul sense at team- B. Tyler, D, Constandse. L. Nkabinde. A, Stormer. M. Hope-Jones. work as the score-line moved to 12, and then 2-2. S.Wulh. Fl Peens. R Daya. J. Axon Finally, a brilliantly struck short corner by Roland Front Row: Peens put us into the lead with live minutes to go N,Turner. J. Minster (Captain). Mr H Huggett. H, de Wit. T. Many new laces appeared among the old Dunnett, A. Henning faithfuls" ol the team, coming from bolh the A and C teams. l lind it lit to compliment our excellent delence, as they were the ones who won our matches. There was Daniel Constandse who moved up lrom the C team and seemed to get better With every match that he played. Neil Turner who put his body on the line and saved some amazing shots. Andrew Henning whose bursts up the Wing always tooled the opposition and Rupesh Daya whose clearances closely resembled cover drives Our midlield and lorwards seemed to get through the season and Worked With the backs to put in some line team perlormances Special thanks must be given to Mr Huggett whoseadVice was always practical and inSightlul. but he never forced upon us. thereby allowmg us to grow through our errors Jonathan Minster l Under 15 c l The ieam had a good season. With all the players contributing towards some good matches, Players had opportunities to try play in ditlerent positions. The players were committed to givrng ol Under 16 CvHvovckey Team their best - some were rewarded by playing lor the B team tor a couple ol games. The team would not Back Row: have been able to do as well as it did wrthout the 8. Cumming. T. Nkosi. A Loader. L Nkabinde. E.Watermeyer. G Promnitz. S, Esterhuizen excellent coaching, whlch inspired us lo give ol our best Thank you to the team lor a great season Front Flow: J. Grobbelaar. A. Stormer (Captain). Mr H, Huggetl. D. Constandse. S. Andrew Storms! Culllgan. J. Muddill illusryllmn 19in ll} Under 15 A The above results speak for themselves - this was a highly talented side which showed guts and determination The season started off very well with convmcmg WII lS over Fourways. Randpark and Jeppe. out the beginning olt the Second Term saw lhe team struggle to recapture this form. Losses to traditional rivals, Parktown and Pretoria Boys'. Under 15 .4 .Hoclrey Team obvrously tired them up as they won the next 6 games on the trot. drawmg only to St John's, The Back Row: J, McCauley. C Webster. A Smit. J CrewerBrown, A. Bader. D. team was ably led by the tireless Chris Bowen Gardner. D. Phillips. C. Dunne whose skill and determination were a pleasure to Front Row: watch.The impressive llair ol the lront runners Dean 8. Osborn/K Hutcheson.Mr R. Clarke.C BowenJ, Britten.A Gardner. Alistair Hutcheson. Alan Bader, Andrew Parker. J, Williams Parker and Jetl Crews-Brown olten overshadowed the solidity ol the delerice behind them. Chris Webster and Jonathan Williams were particularly impressive. as were Clive Dunne, Shaun Osborn and James Britten Josh McCauley had a tantastic season as keeper. despite often not even seeing the hall in a gamel l wrsh this team well in the luture. They have loads or talent and potential and it has been a pleasure coaching them Mr Hick Clarke Under 15 B Tl llS side was a very coherent committed team and were a pleasure to coach, The team improved as the season progressed and had some very tine Wins. especially against St Albans and Queens High School, The key to the team's success was its ability to mobilise a strong detence lrom which they were able to launch attacks into their opponents circle The sti ikers were not as accurate at times as one would have hoped tor, out were aided by last and hard running links It would be unlarr to Single out any one member ot the team. but mention must Under 15 B Hopkevaeany be made at Andre Smit as sweeper. He showed Back Row: skill and strength in the detence and many of the A. Smit M Agar. J Wilkinson. D, Phillips, M. Cavanagh. N. Wells attacks originated horn this very able player, it was Front Flow: most encouraging to see the camaraderie and 8 Mendes. P. Non/wood. M Adam. E Nkwe. MrV Ellerbeck. S team spirit develop Within the team and hopelully Lovett. B Silourn this Will be carried torward into the next season, I Wish the team the very best and success in their tuture hockey seasons. Mr Victor Elleroeck 'iimst,-.i....n | ) )8 Hat/n] g Under 15 C The U/15 C team enjoyed a very successlul season. not losing many ol their matches. The players were committed and enthusiastic about their hockey and many ol the players showed a great improvement durlng the course 0! the season. Ryan Hawonh proved himsell to be an able captain. and Patrick Watson is to be commended on his goal-keeping skills. The boys played good team hockey throughout the season and seemed to really enloy themselves at all times. Mrs Caryn Mulder Under .15 CHOCkeyTeam Back Row: er 14 A C, Phillips. P. Watson. Fl. Forgan Und Front Row: A bunch of enthusiastic and spirited youngsters aseiieeliger. F. Honig. J Hsu, Fl. Haworlh (Captain). G. OliVIer. T. Fryer. turned up at the beginning of March to begin a long. hard season at hockey. With many boys never having played the game belore. the nucleus ot what proved to be a talented A and B team emerged. Success was lasted early on in the season With a very impresswe outing to the St Martens Hockey Festival. losing only one match in the 12 short games played. Flichard Oldlield began to emerge as a captain ol considerable talent and commanded the respect ol all those in the side. As tar as results were concerned. the A team had a comparatively successful season. however l feel that an enormous amount was achieved in the incredible improvement at many rndiwduals who began the season With very limited skills and developed into really super players Indivrduals like Craig Jackson. Leon Gazet, Jurgen Kaiser. Ryan Bradley and Chris Frankiskos spring into mind They are to be congratulated on their enthusiasm and Willingness to learn to be coached They should all have very successlul careers in the game Other players that played a signitlcant role in the team s overall penormance were GraemeWuth Under 14 A Hockey Team who showed excellent ball skills and tremendous pace as a strlker. Alexander Crulckshanks who was Back Row: G, Wuth. N. Arrenbrechl. A Cruickshanks, (3 Jackson. G always solid and Jason Mogg who had his own Swanborough L. Gazel do Chattelier. J, Mogg unique style at play that varied lrom superb to ridiculous. Front Row: J. Kaiser. R. Oldlield (Captain). Mr B. Nozalc. C. Frankiskos, R Mr Bruce Nozaic Bradley. M Welslord ||\L \ryrhmn 1905 as H Under 14 B The B team always showed great spirit in overcoming some very leICUH odds, Always couiageous and never a Side to give up, even in the lace ol some enormous odds, they stuck to their task and produced some excellent moments, ospecrally towards the end 01 the season, They had some great wtns. With their skills improvmg all tlte time I am sure there Will be players who. in time. wtll Challenge tor places in the A team Congratulations on a ttne season. Many thanks to Brett Warren tor his great commitment With the coaching at [his team Mr Bruce Nolan: Under 14 B Hockey Team Back Row: T Papaoopotilos. S Frienericksen. A Lapin. D. Phillips Ft Loader. G Myles. A Trytl'iall. R Loader Front Row: Under 14 C and D G Bean. R Laburn. Mr B Nozam J Helme. T de Wit, P Dunnett The 1995 season to, these Under 4 teams Wl" be remembered tor the total entoyment that the enttre group seemed to have for their hockey, The players really played hockey wtth enthusiasm and | always looked lorward to practices and matches, The results at the teams re ected mlxed fortunes but it was very encouraging to see how the players improved and developed their game throughout the season The C team was particularly strong until a number ot the players were promoted to the B learn and even to the A team I am sure that these dedicated players wtll lino a regular place in the Under 15 B and Under l5 A teams next year. Finally. I would like to wtsh each at the players all the very best tor their hockey tn the luture, Dr Colleen Wilnrot Under 14 C and D Hockey Teams Back Row: D Tronl. D Dibztkwane. R Loader. J Bathe). S Fnedertckson. D Phillips. D do Nonkor. A Sterne N Seketo C Davtdson Front Row: 8 Grobbelaar. J Webster. Dr C thmol. H, Lobban. T de Wit. P Duiinetl Ntt 1ht-.\tt'tlt|.tn I l IX JEEP? FEES; t l 9 mesh? 3. Ur? S 5.: _n.w rxn\w+9.5ng EWAA CTP V Dir; mtrx; CLQQJUFEFDWC LLTLW « .K1/ .7. i91:; Jf : n #5 go amzum 93 956 5:: 1m S; 112;; .3; 2.2;; use" :91: :3. 7:: E: 2 a .518 First Vlll This years tst Vlll has had a particularly successful season Wlth many outstandtng hrghltghts. The success of the team must be attributed to hard work and determmation. The season started a month earller than usual, Thts early start was necessary as the standard ol rowmg l5 lmprovlng With each new season The season started at the end of the August holiday with a tourrday camp on the Veal River, The camp proved to be very lmportant In that the lstVIlI was selected early and were able to start with their proper tralnlng programme Thls prevented the etght havmg to play catch-up lor the llrst part of the season. Instead, the 1st Vlll were very competlllve from the start at the season The October camp enabled the elght to establtsh themselves as one ol the top etghts rn the country The lirst major regatta at Floodeplaat Darn was held after the camp. The 1st Vlll were just plpped by Jeppe. at the llnlsh Ilne, Into second place, The eight then travelled to Wemrner Pan. where they took total conlrol ot the race and won by a lull length The second part ol the season commenced with a camp at Floodeplaat Dam ln early January, The camp proved to he a partlcularly successful one as the crew won the ltrst regatta ol the new year ll'l lme style The crew then moved back to Wemrner Pan and produced another ne wrn tn both the eight and the tours At the Flrvtera Vaal Regatta. the elght came back lrorn two lengths down lrorn Jeppe looklng to Win. but narrowly losing by a foot ol the bow canvas. The etght then travelled dowrr to East London lor the Selborne and Bullalo Regattas The 1st Vlll the tsl W and 2nd lV all made their respectlve hnals lor both regattas. Thls was a First VII Bowing Crew slgntltcant eilorl as no other school achieved thls result Back Row: G,Todd. (3 Allan. N.Aldrldge. B Jacob At the South Atrlcan Schools Championship Front Row: Regatta the 1st Vlll managed an excellent second G. Slade. Mr L Hartley. J Duggan (Captarn). C Vermaak. Ft. place tust behind .leppe. Several of the VIII were Solomon. C. Watson selected to represent Gauteng tor the inter~ provrncral race. James Duggan, Chrtstiaan Vermaak. Courtney Watson and Robert Solomon xx I ltt- sum. 19%; 7 Row rig g were selected for the Gauteng A VIII whilst Neil Aldrige and Gregory Allen were selected for the Gauleng B VIII, Christiaan Vermaak and Nell Aldridge went on to be selected to represent South Alrica in Amsterdam and thereafter at the World Championships in Linz. Austria Mention must also be made of James Duggan lor the way in which he led the seniors this season. The regular members at the lst V|l| included: Gareth Slade. Gary Todd. James Duggan. Courtney Watson, Christiaan Vermaak. Robert Solomon. Gregory Allen. Neil Aldridge and Brian Jacob. Finally. I would like to thank Paul Jackson and John Callie for their endless support on the coaching trorit.Their expertise is invaluable I would Second _ VIII Bowing Crew also like to thank Gareth Murray lor his organisation and support of the lst VIII A linal thanks to the Back Row: members olthe 1st Vlll tor their endless commitment H, Roussos. G Whyte. J. Quy and dedication to the sport Front Row: A Moody. T. Gane. M. Comline. Mr L Hartley. R.Johnson. N. Dickson. Mr Luke Hartley B. McPhaIl Second VIII The 2nd VIII was a very determined crew who started the season well oil the pace at their opposrtion and ended up at the top. Theirtirst place at the South Alrican School Rowmg Championships was the highlight ol the season. The 2nd Vlll was voted the most improved crew at the season In the Rowmg Club. These achievements did not come Without many hours ol hard work The 2nd Vlll always trained against the 15! VIII and as a result. were always pushed to their limits This resulted in the eight becoming very competitive In both training and racing The 2nd VIII had a season ol many highlights These highlights included Wins in the lollowtng regattas Wemmer Sprint Regatta, Selborne Regatta and the SA Championships Regatta The 2nd Vlll must be commended lor their lighting spirit and eagerness to train. Their spirit and enthusiasm took the crew lrom strength to strength Even though Winning was the top priority, haying tun came a Third III/I Rowing Crew very close second A word at thanks goes to all Back Row: members oi the 2nd VIII and to the coaches Paul G. van der Merwe. R. Johnston. M. Moir Jackson and John Callie. Front Row: Mr Luke Hartley W Lee. B. Mullins. T. Charlesworlh. Mr L Hartley. C Beedle. H Beukes. A. Robertson Third VIII The 3rd VIII had an excellent season. From the start ol the season the 3rd Vlll showed outstanding commitment. Each member at the crew attended '1 hr- \tytIIlzili l l ltt so E all three of the camps, in which they trained against the isl and 2nd eights. thus giving them a very solid base tor the season. The highlight ot the season was the very successlul tour to East London in February. The 3rd Vlll rowed against lst and 2nd Vlll's from other schools, They held their own and made the Butfalo Regatta linals. This was a very good perlormance, At the South Alrioan Schools Flowmg Championships the 3rd Vlll managed a very creditable second place The 3rd VIII were a very enthusiastic group who always gave at their best during training and racing. An enioyable season was had by all. A special thanks to the outside coaches. Paul Jackson and .Under . 15 .30 Wing. G PEIP John Callie. Back Row: Mr Luke Hart/9y R. Kirk. A Glover. A. Lopes. A Ford. M. Preston.T. Kluyts. FLSmyth. S Buchanan Second Row: Under 16 S. Culligah, T, Neil. Ft. Scheiermanri, Mr G Murray. G. Park, D, Laburn, D. Jamieson This was a group of small boys who emerged Front Row: lrom a fairly dismal Under 15 season whose titness T Dunnett. S Nell. J. Mudditt and tenacity improved dramatically as the season unfolded, Their numbers were swelled by some keen. strong converts lrom other sports and this was enough to boost the morale ol the whole group. We regularly lielded a B and an A eight. both oi whom became more and more competitive. Alter good perlormances by both crews in SA Champs the A eight toured to Hilton where they gave the SA Champs Winners (Parktowril a run tor their money The Under 16 A IV won their event at SA Champs v the lirst time a Saints crew has won this event tor some years so they had to delend their Champion status at the Hilton Regatta. They did this With ease. thus ending a most memorable season My thanks go to Ryan Schefermann (Captain) and Guy Park (Vice-captain) on their leadership and motivation oi the group. Also a big thank you to my lellow coach Greg Bayne for his time. ellort and expertise. Mr Gareth Murray Under 15 Our Under 15 season was tilled With many ups and downs. We started with the traditional October Camp where we worked very hard to build our litness and technique. Although the age group was reduced in size due to the perception that the season was going to introduce more pressures to The Under 16 Crew at work school me. those remaining were very enthusiastic 00 Hit Styi liiaii l ) )X Raining g and determined to do well in the commirig season we were able to lill lour quads and quickly get into the routine at training three afternoons a week at Ftoodeplaat and early Saturday mornings for regattas. Our Iirst shock to the system was the prospect ot rowmg a thousand meters However. we managed to Win a very well desewed gold at the St Mary's regatta early in the season. Later in the lirst halt ol the season we managed to win a gold at both the A and B quad events at the saints Sprint Regata (Wemmer Pan) and were very proud to recieve the trophy lrom Mrs Wylde, Through the December holidays we unfortunately neglected the litness at that we had built up and when we got back into the boats at the Januaw camp, we were far behind the competition, Under 15 Rowing Group During the second halt 01 the season we never managed to completely catch up to the other schools Back Row: and togetherwtth the degeneration ol our two main N Jackson. G Ouy. C Miller. T. Eemelman, P Watson boats. we pulled in some disappointing results Our Front Row: continuing enthUSiasrn was particularly rewarded M von Bormarin. D. Hassall. G Webster. Mr W Davies J. Winder. G wrth fourth place at the SA championships and a Dowse A Niemeyer Win In the double sculls. Once agaihour B crew was let down by boat failure and did not achieve the posltion that they deserved Our Iinal accolade was an inspiring second place in the Invitation Eights race at SA Champs. We were particularly pleased as it was the first time we had ever raced a lull race in an EightAman boat. Grant Webster Under 14 I do not ever recall waiting so long Ior October to arrive. We ten for our very lirst rowmg camp First we were taught our rowmg style on the ergo Then. eventually it took eight ol us to gel Curlew 0" the rack and into the water We only needed two attempted strokes betore we had all had our lirst taste of Roodeplaat water and shown Flop our rowtrig ability January camp came and we lound out what camp was really like, Our numbers had decreased Irom October camp as a number ol boys had dealded Under 14 Rowing Group that Rowtng was not for them Rob decided to give Back Row: us a tilteen minute ergo trial. and we slowly J. van dchalt, W, Shunn. F Wessels. D. Herd. A Dickinson. N improved Davidson R Harvey. G. Myles Second Row: The low light of my Under 14 year was SA P Dunnett. Fl. Furney. B Sinclair. MrG Murray, 5. Moore. C Champs as the B crew. mysell included. tipped One MacKenZie. C. Wessels thing that was great that day was Mark Comline s lace when the 2nd VIII won thelr race Front Row: J. Skosana J van Rooyen Char/es Mackenzre 'ilicstyihitn iwx ll Saints Rugby Festival The extremely wet and rainy conditions made Rugby tor an unpleasant start to the festival. Fortunately, this was an isolated storm and the remainder of the lestival was played in excellent conditions. Newcomers, St Johns College from Harare, Saints Rugby 1998 opened the lestival With a good win over Graeme College (17-6) while St Stithians. having gained a The Saints First XV has enjoyed a season of mixed fortunes. 20 lead against St Andrews, eventually lost 21-28 winning 10 out at 18 matches. This may not appear to be a great alter a great light back by St Andrews. Bishops record but when one considers that tour oi the eight games lost recorded a good 38-24 win against a very big Northwood team. The Kingswood versus Sand du were by less than six points, I believe that we had a good season. In many at the matches we applied the right pressure but sullered Plessis game produced a close contest with from an inability to turn this pressure into points. oi the remaining Kingswood hanging on to a 15-10 lead at the final Open teams the 4th XV produced the best results Winning 8 out at whistle. Surprise ol the day was the one sided 61- 11. It was also good to see a healthy 56 Club lunctioning With many 0 demolition ot Pretoria Boys by a very efficient players enjoying representing the school at this particular level. Monument. The luture ol rugby at Saints is only as good as the Junior teams On Saturday a number of big scores were and lortunately our younger sides have once again done us proud recorded With St Stithians Winning 66-7 against ln producing a line set at results, For the second year In a row our Sand du Plessis. Monument 62~19agalnst Graeme A teams have beaten the majority 0t our old traditional rivals. College and Bishops beat Pretoria Boys' 4873. St including KES. In some cases this record stretches to three years. Johns recorded their second win ol the lestival in It is only a matter ot time before these successes Wilt start showrng beating Kingswood 37-17. The ltnal match at the at tst XV level, We could regulary field 20 teams but the lower day produced some excellent rugby With an teams are still experiencing problems in linding games. On eventual 32-17 Win for St Andrews versus numerous occasions they are forced to play higher teams in order Northwood. to get a match This olten results in us losing games which would Final days of iestlvals always produce some not normatly be the case. of all the top schools that we play, only interesting results and this year was no exception. Attles and Pretoria Boys still comfortably beat us. We have A disappointed Graeme College sultered their third continued to close the gap on KES and In our return fixture they defeat at the hands of Northwood (32-13) while only managed to win two more games than us. Pretoria Boys' also had no luck when they went We also boast one of the strongest and most experienced down 41-17 to a St Andrews team brimming with coaching stalfs in the country With a past lst XV coach in charge ol conlidence, Bishops won their third game 3177 in every age group. Our tirst-aid Team Is also considered the best in defeating a plucky Kingswood while Monument the country, and many oi our matric pupils continue to share ln the once again ran not against an outclassed Sand du enjoyment ol coaching a junior team. Plessis Winning 52-6, The llnal game at the day produced an exciting contest between St Stithians Finally, my thanks to all those who are part ol the Saints rugby and St Johns. With St Stithians eventual Victors 30- family. namely the coaches. players, relerees, lirst- aid team. parents 20. and old boy supporters. Vou all play a very important role in making Saints rugby the success it is. Our congratulations to the Organising Committee and all those Involved for onesAgata Mr Plat Van Tander First XV The 1998 First XI Rugby season will not be remembered as lar as scores and results are concerned. lt Will, however, remain lirinly entrenched in the minds of all the players and coaches as one ol the most memorable seasons at the schoolboy rugby. The boys were a harmonious. cohesive entity who played consistently as a united team. The absence of Individuals seeking their own glory was noteworthy This squad demonstrated the power and posltive nature of bonding at Its best. However, the teams pertormances during the season did not always rellect the inherent talents . and abilities oi the players The Indivldual iitness F"$ .X.V 314ng .793"? levels oi the boys at the beginning at the season Back Flow: were below par and it look lar too long belore peak Ft, Montgomery, R. Leibbrandi. El, Jacob. R, Forsdyke. C. Ashcroft. L endurance was anamed The killerrinstincf to Meyer, D Worth.) Dicks. D Mitchell. C Ebden. J,van Blerk clean up and linish games was sometimes lacking. Front Row: resulting in a loss ol 5 games by less than 6 paintsI .l, Heyns. M Harland. T, O'Shea. J. Seeliger (Captain), Mr L. Nortie G The team under pressure sometimes lost locus and Halkerston M de Zeeuw lorgot the basics. resulting in the game plan disintegrating. In delense oi some at the disappomting results. it is perhaps apt to remember that the nature of the Independent School's three-term calendar undoubtedly has an adverse ellect on the early . games in the season Saints boys return to rugb V in the thick ol the season alter a threevweek la when their state school counterparts have - playing and practicmg regularly Also the trilo- Atlies. KES and St Andrews Grahamstown opponents in the opening gambiis oi the seasohg was a baptism of tire in rugby terms It was most heartening to see how the team consolidated their efforts as the season progressed and seemed to realise the adage good iudgemenl comes lrom experience and experience comes irorn bad iudgerneni. Consequently the last third 0! lhe1998 lixtures was characterised by dismplined play and line. running rugby The South American tour was a lilting culmination to the season and an experience which none ol the boys or coaches Will ever lorget As South Alrican Rugby gains the recognition at all levels which it has been denied tor too long. the boys leaving school have every opportunity to continue playing beyond the contines ol the white Jersey Rugby is a team game that is all consuming and the lessons learned in the scrum. lineout and changerooms are lite enhancing and enduring. We Will watch the luture careers and progress ol the team at 1998 with pride and conlidence. assuring them ol our best wishes in all their endeavours MI Leon Non/re Saints vs S! John '5 'i'in- mitt ... I i Jtl t,~, F Second XV The 1998 Saints 2nd XV Wlll go on record as one oi the best squads in the history oi the school. Not only were their resuits consistently good in the face oi tierce opposition. but their positive moraie and commitment to the game remained throughout the season Fiercely competitive and never complacent to remain the Cindereila to thelst XV. they played to the tuli potentiai of every member ot the team, A genuine deiight emanated when the boys were promoted to the lst XV and awarded the white Jersey. indeed the Second Team was amongst the most vomterous in cheering on their school's premier squad This team demonstrated ilexibiiity, most notabiy when the players were iniured and the 3rd XV boys were cailed upon to Secqnd .X. V. Rugby Team render their semces Back Row: Fl Leibbrandl. B Wiiiiams. S, Morgan. C Nottke. G Ailan, N. de Kock. As this was a particularly young team. many ot J. van Bierk the members oi the 2nd XV stiil have an opportunity Front Flow: to make their mark on schoolboy rugby in the years L.Wallace.T Smith. C Assad. J Turner. B. Smither. Ft. Hoim. K. Kaiser they still have to look torward to at Saints, It is hoped that they wiil put the invaluable experience oi '98 to good use. It was a deserved reward tor a number at these team members to be included in the tour to South America. it bodes well tor rugby in 1999 With the resources oi talent in the pipeline. We Wish those 2nd XV stalwarts leavmg school many more encounters With the game, be it at tertiary. locai or more presligious levels. Mr Paddy Moore Third and Fourth XV The ability oi the members oi this squad was such that one could put onto the iieid almost any combination oi piayers and iittle diiierence would be noticed. The Third team as an entity was not as successiui as the Fourth team in terms at results. but they put together some tine pertormances Third and Fourth XV Rugby Teams during the season Back Row: G McAllister. i, Rankin. A. Sherratt. Ft, Forder, G Mclver.T. Krause, Fl The unlucky Thirds had to piay against higher Kahie. J. Duggan. N Dennis. N Jay, K. Henderson. A Kuhimann teams in one third ol their games. and although they test some at them. their performances were oi Second Row: a high standard. They occasionaliy showed great G.Wegerie, D, Siater. MrG Theron. O. Ramasia (Captain). C. Christie, 8. Williams. M. Laubs skill and commitment. as Witnessed by theirvictories against King Edwards and Jeppe. The Fourth team Front Row: had a very good season iosing only three games. Ft Smith. D Rule. T. MacLachlan, T. Robson. M Comline. H Beukes two in the iirst term and only one in the second term. It is very ditficult and often unfair to singte out players as each. in his own right, contributed to the overali success ot the squad. However. we teel w. 'i'iic Stytltian I998 Rugby v that Obakeng Ramasra must receive special mention, As captain or the squad he led from the lront and by example. His work rate was phenomenal and many thought that his ability should have been rewarded by a position in a higher team. This was not to be, but he can rest assured that hls performances were admired by his team mates and coaches. All the boys were totally committed and our thanks to all ol them for theircontriputions this year Our parents were superb in their support and we thank them lor this. Our best wrshes to those boys who are leaving. and to those coming back next year we hope to see you out on the fields again Mr Geo/f Holmes & Mr Greg Theron 56 Club The 56 Club began the season with a huge turnout at players. enough lor three teams This augured well lor the season and would make competition for places more dr icult ensuring a high standard lromthe start The players took the games and practices seriously Once agarn the lormula ol .3; keeping practices down to an hour. where the workload was high but intense, proved successtul Johan Heyns on top of this First Team Game The club was very ably led by Clayton Christie who set a high standard trom the outset and was moved up to the 4th team towards the middle of the season Hrs place was taken over by Courtney Blunden who showed tremendous enthusiasm and even had a number at moves worked out to bring into play during matches These moves were practiced on the held until all involved knew precisely what to do It was such pleasure to see the boys becoming so involved and enjoying the rugby. Untdrtunately a number at the senior boys show little commitment and determination to make a go ol this sport. lt only they could see the benelrts of playing to enjoy the game and enjoy the camaraderie that develops The Season was one of mixed blessrngs owrng 56 Club to the [act that these teams had to play matches Back Row: against teams trom smaller schools such as 2nd G Whyte.T,Charlesworth. PMiller D Lerche Ft Tessendort, G and 3rd teams Despite this their record was very McCulloch.J Hortdrnott. R Forder, Fl Kat; W Ventei. G Burger. B satislying The 5th team played 12 matches and Timm. M Tucker. C Appel only lost 4. and the 6th team played 7 and lost 4 Third Row: D Emmett. J Claassens. G,Wegerle. A Brummer. R Fagrr D Chater. My thanks goes to Mr Luke Hartely who helped P Collins. M Fynri. D MacLennari. B Venter. R Solomon. L. Prater T With the coaching at the 56 Club this season Richmond. A Nye. R Marshall. T Henny. J Adams Mr Dave McGaw Second Row: 8 Rawlinson. P Evans. G Sidwell, Mr L Hartley, T Robson. Mr D McGaw. C Blunden. D. van der Menrve. A Fenner Front Row: M. Loubser. N Little. E Wagner. A von Arnim. S Ko, N Pauling. J Bruce-Brand. Fl Mengel 'Iiit-su ilriin l l Hi' rte H Under 16 A One oi the hallmarks oi this side was commitment. They were prepared to train hard at practice and adopted a positive attitude to alt ideas that were presented to them. As a team. we wanted to play total rugby Wllh the emphasis on ball movement and speed. In order to achieve this, certain levels ol litness had to be reached. The team worked hard. and to a large extent, achieved this goal, The team started against Alties away at Pretoria. In looking at the game. it was one that should have been won had we had the confidence and organisation seen towards the end of the season. What emerged lrom this game was a determined Underlb A. Rugby Team side who believed in their own ability Back Row: Perhaps some at the best rugby played during R Johnson. M ROWIII ISOI'L S. Steyn. K. Botha, Ft Borcherds, G. Edwards. A Wooler. D, Kerr. P Barron the season was against KES. This may have been because of the intenSity ot the games. We won Second Flow: both encounters. The victory over the unbeaten D,Jamieson. K. Comline. Mr D. Pitcairn, M Bekker. Mr C.Torrence. C Northclilt side also stands out as a complete Post. 5 Davey perlormance. Front Row: B. McPhail. G Van Niekerk. S. Seeliger. R. Schelermann. V. Jones oi the two sides that did beat us. Pretoria Boys and Monument both deserved their victories. But what was so good about the side was their ability to respond in a positive manner the lollowing week. The victory over St John s that lollowed in the linal game of the season was a Just reward for the efiorts during the season. The forwards developed well as a unit with their concentration locusing on quick. turnover balls from all phases ol the game. A lot at time was spent on lineouts and variations of them to achieve difterent aspects according to the posmon on the held, The backs adopted a policy oi attack trom anywhere. With Wide ball movement and during the season. scored some great tries, Mr Dave Pitcairn Under 16 B It must be said that the U/16 B Side started the season poorly. losmg games they perhaps should Under 16 5 Rugby Team have won However. one thing never diminished and that was team spirit. Everyone enjoyed the Back Flow: games and each other s company. Because ol this Ft Brokenshire. M. Preston. D Weber. T Souter. Y. Cassim. A. Wooler. C Sims,Ft LeWis spirit. there was an excellent turn-around during the season that saw the side out together some Second Flow: excellent results The victories over Monument and 8. Mclver. S, Fredericksz. Mr D. Pitcairn. B Turner. Mr C Terrence. N St John s were highlights. as was the second round Harpur. J. Harris eltort against KES The team must be congratulated From Row: tor the commitment they showed throughout the D van der Spuy, Ft, MacFarlane season with practices and games. Mr CJ Torrance iiri Tim Smith." I Wll Rugby V? Under 16 C This Slde was a courageous team that fought every game to the end. Unfortunately. it took a long time before we turned the team around, The low at the season was a thumping at the hands of a very good Northclift B side, The boys sat down and evaluated the lundamentals again. The next match saw us playing King DaVid Linkstield B. With lust under 5 minutes remaining. Paolo Scalco intercepted a wayward pass and ran the length of the tield to score under the posts and prOVlde the 7-5 Victory Their best game at the season was against a U/ 16 A team trom Ftedhill The boys played superbly. turning the ball around often and retaining their UnderJ C 19qu Team possession. The tightest game was the tinale Back Row: against St John s. Playing downhill In the 1st hall. we built a substantial lead but conceded it in the A. Glover. J. Els. A Thurlow. S. Hughes. R. Priestman. M. Emmott. W. Lee. J. Tarlton. P Scalco 2nd hall, which was in every way an uphill battle Middle Flow: During the season. the boys matured and their PWhelehah, M Zimba. A. Marsh (Captain). MrPWright. G. Park. D. rugby skills improved. To Anton and his team. I Zhong. M s'mpk 5 need to extend my thanks tor a most memorable Front Row: season. My thanks go to Rob Wylde and Grant T. Henny. A. Wilson. J, Eekhout.T. Net. D.Laburn Mitchell tor their coaching expertise. Mr Peier Wright Under 16 D and E These teams are olten thought ol as the minnows. but in many ways these are the champions of school sport. They also have tewer games than other Sides and against many schools end up playing pick~up sides that have been 'loaded'wrth players of a tar superior physical ability Results still matter and in those terms. the boys did not have a good season. The Ds won 1 out at 7 games and the Es lost their only encounter The highlights ot the season were the D games against Northcliil and Parktown We played the Northclilt C Side and the lorwards were excellent in their rucking and ball retention. However, they could not control the scrums. which were dominated by a much heavier Northclitt pack. Our delense was generally sound. but let us down when we gave them two Under 15 D Rugby Team break awa tries. This ave Northcll" a 21712 viclor . The 9am: against Fg arktown was tor varlouys 530k ROW: ' B Delale. J Tarltoh. D de Villiers. M Emmott. C Harris. R Priestnian. reasons. reduced to a 127arside game. The boys K Gieskes. R.Chang. Z. Jolobe,A Thurlow played With all their heart and were exhausted by the end ot the game. which we won 30-5 Front Row: D Zhong. R.Whelehan. M Zimba. Mr RWright. J. Eekhout T, Nell. P i would llke to thank Rob Wylde and Grant 503 " Mitchell tor their time and coaching talents Mr Peler Wright Ilicsiyilimn iwix ? Under 15 A As normal the season opened With a hard phySical game against Atties. Despite going down o-la the torwards worked particularly hard and the backs delended well Our main weakness exposed in this match was lack at hand speed. The players pertormed a great deal better in their next match against KES. The lorwards in particular were magni cent scoring three 0! the tour tries and we recorded a sound 2670 Victory. The lirst game back lrom holiday is always a problem and Randburg ensured that we dld not gain momentum Pretoria Boys lollowed and again inconsistency caused us to lose what proved to be a tight game ln the next live games we recorded excellent Wins against Parktown. King David, Under. 1.5 A. Rugby Team Northclitl . KES and Bryanston scoring 15B paints Back Row: With only 20 against. The best at these games was 8, Bell. L. Ballard. C. Pretorius. B Dickson, D Taylor. J. Lombard. T probably the 3570 deleat of KES The last7 minutes ROUGHW S M Simmonds. J- Owens, R- Fordcr. A- LOWS ol the tirst halt saw us score three quick tries. alter Front Flow: which Saints dominated tor the remainder ot the G Hill. T. Pule. Mr P van Tonder. D Wessels. C, van Flooyen, K. match The next encounter was against Monument TumbulHKemPi C Buckley who became only the lourth and llnal team to get the better ol us givrng us a 6732 lesson in rugby Up until now Salnts had stlll not lulttlled thetr potential. The first hall ot matches was competitive but ll'l the second hall we always eased 0ft the pressure and relaxed The Jeppe match ended this first hall syndrome and suddenly the team pertorrned to potential playing an expansive running game in which support or the ball carrier was vital We had learnt our lesson and good Wins against Jeppe. St Davrds and St Albans respectively set us up tor the tinal match against old rivals St John's. Wllh tension running high the team choked in the lirst hall and poor defence allowed St John s to gain a 156 lead by halt time Harsh words resulted in a renewed locus and the second halt produced two tries and a hat score at 2648 to Saints What an end to the season Last year saw this team lose 5 out of t2 games and this year only 4 otilol14 They can be proud ot their achievements and l was pleased that l had the privilege ot coaching them. I look lorward to the day on which they pull the white Jersey over their heads and run out to represent Saints as a First XV. Mr Pie! van Tender Under 15 B Rugby Team Back Row: Under 15 B M. Ford. S. Smith. Z,Jolobe. P. Butler. J, Dodds. T Flodenhuis, M. Simmonds. R.Whirty. G Escreet.W Drayton. D Stanton The modern game 0' rugby 5 based upon two Front Row: basic but Vltal prll'lClpleS strong but mobile tonNards H Hengeveld, B. Dando, MrG MacCallum. S Trenchard. Fl, Smith. K and backs that are able to combine attacking "a TurnbulHKernp, R' Myburgh wtth sound defense especrally around the lringes of set pieces. rucks and mauls, The W15 8 rugby 98 'llig-Sriiliiiiii I l Hl l Rugby 5 team ol 1995 was lortunate enough to have ton/vards and backs capable ol carrying out these important lunctlons. As a result the team had a very successful season lndeed, loslng only three matches and belng one 0! only two teams in the school to triumph over the might at Pretona Boys' High School. We had great tun as well and all the players really enjoyed the season Mr Graham MaCCa/lunt Under 15 C l than the thing that made the Ul 15 C Rugby Team "tick" so well was the camaraderle Withtn the team. whlch was helped along so much by our coaches famous "team-bunldtng" lttness sesslons. Under.1.5 0. Rugby Team especrally the ones that took place two days before the actual game. Back Row: J. Langman. T Edmondl K. Gray, T, Bemelman. M.Waurick. R On the Ileld we were olten CrIltCIsed tor not Shearing, P Emmott, C. Maskew, J Winder, A. Howcroft. Soe communlcatlng so well. whlch was probably correct Oltvelra, J Rowan-Party because l can often remember the scrumhall and Front Row: tlyhalt runnlng Into one another glvtng the W Blshop. M Schonborn, Mr B Amour, A Plenaar, Mr M. Falconer, H. Schroeder, D Stanton opponents a salt penalty There was a lot ol lrtctlon between the backs and the lorwarcls olt the tleld But the fact ol the matter IS. when the do or die" match came. the backs and the lorwards mended" together really well , whlch l thlnk helped us Wln the game by such a large margtn Everybody contrlouted somethlng towards the team , whether lt was psycho tJohan) or tactlcal (John) , and everyone gave only thelr best. We had a happy and successlul season. l hope that next season we Wlll play as well as we played thls season and have such dedtcated and tnsplred players Ash/9y Prenaar Under 15 D and E Thls year proved to be a vastly successlul one lor both of these teams, Thls may not be evldenl lrorrl the score sheets but ll was certally clear to anyone who happened to watch any ol lhe matches played. The llerce team splrlt and the support lndlvldual players gave to each other and the team Under 15 D and E Rugby Teams as a whole made thls one ol the most worthwhlle Bsck Row: seasons these teams have ever had C Peters. S York. A Wllklnson. FIFrIck. G.Webster.C Maskew,T Mashtgo. J Tasker B, van Huyssteen Andre Brummer and Danny 0rd were the most Insplnng and helplul coaches one could have Front Row: wtshed tor Without them we would not have L Schultz J Langman. D 0rd (Coach).T. MacLachlan. A. Brummer tCoaChl. N Kunstler, B Nlcholson managed to Wln nearly as many matches as we did. Mr Marc Falconer IIIL \H'lhidtl low: 99 H" Under 14 A The team had a reasonably successlul season in terms at results and an outstanding year in terms at the style and quality at rugby being played, The team won ten at its louneen matches. For many. this was their ltrst season at rugby and they certainly acquitted themselves well. The lorwards were at times awesome and laid a platlorm lrom Wl IlCh the backs were able to launch many attacks There was an excellent standard 01 play all season and, as a unit. they have the ability to do better in titture years The hallbacks played stgnilicant roles tn the success at the squad tntelttgenl ball handling and Under. .A Rugby Team outstanding runs complemented their already Visible talents. The mtd-ltelders proved to be Back Row: outstanding on attack Strong and explosrve over C Knge. J Muller. A Slander. D van Rensburg. F Wessels. P Laing. twenty metres. they wreaked havoc amongst many M, Pruetl.J Bottltnn. M Mnthltra an opposition backrline ll there was a weakness. Second Row: it was then tendency to hold an a little too long to J Slater. W Skinner Mr B Lambson. D Post (Captain), Mr S the ball. This l have no doubt. wI|| improve In ttme. McFarland, W de Beer (Vice-Captain). R Bothwetl Front Flow: The back three all made pleasing starts to their G Maledu T Louw rugby Careers Oltick all the mark and With a knack for scoring tries. they acted outstandingly With elteettve detensive work Displays 0! their skill wtth superb hands and regular incurswns into the line either linished on or created many an eXClltng try. Overall, the backs as a unit luncttoned well. passrng ellecttvely under pressure and running "oil the ball. This team. playing a style that saw little. it no, leklng at all. kept the locus on keeping the ball in hand and retaining possession As Simple as lhlS skill sounds. it demands a high level at skill and tntensrty ti skill that the boys mastered extremely well As ti result they were able to play a inodern (\nd exciting brttitd Ol rugby that pleased both players and spectators (tllKC The character at the Side was rellected in its (tbtllly to bounce back iimn these narrow deleats in lllDtl opening lew games. They lost only once in the tollowtrtg ten agatnst Monument [Uil4 Beeld Trophy Finalists) l have no doubt that this side would go on and achieve great things Under 14 B Rugby Team Mt Batry Lambson Back Row: A Burger. K Mtlrphy,.J Bolus, M Thomas. A Dickinson. Ft Rosa. S Under 14 B Vtclrel. J Boltltoit, M Mnlhiha. T Mhlnga Second Row: The team had a SUCCESSlltI season alter a very T Wallace. 0 Venn, Mr B Lambson W Stanton (Captain). Mr S slow start The best rugby was Iett (or the last lew McFarland. G Machtrlxtne. B Stitclmi matches. which included a good win over St John s. Front Row: Our lorwards generalty played very well all season G Wrilttird, C Riscly. G van den Berg llltt lllt 5l\||lt.tlt l l lS Rugby g but the backs tended to struggle in delence at times Overall, it was a good season that was enjoyed by all. Mr Barry Lambson Under 14 C The U/14 C rugby team played with a great deal ol llair and commltment throughout the season. It was a pleasure watching them develop lrorn a group of indiVIduals in to a 15 man team. The lonrvards moulded together beautilully and finished the season playing With drive and passmn Thebacks also developed their handling and ball skills. havmg a wonderlul understanding towards the close ol the season, I Wish all the players the Under. 1,4 .0. Rugby Team very best lor 1999, Back Row: Mr CW Murray D Carrick, N Davidson, K, de Matteis. G Shordries, C Miller. J Stoffels. B. Lupini, A Olendski-Brown Middle Row: Under 14 D B Eloff. G Roux (Vice-Captain), Mr C, Murray, G. Maltense-Fierro (Captain). Mr M.Yates( D Rolhblelz. S Moore This has been a most satislying season Front Row: Statlstically the season was not a great one as we M Hewan. G, Ballantine. J. Dennis only brought home two VICtOrleS. There are some mitigating Circumstances lhat need to be considered We otten played against the higher team at a smaller school which meant that although we were a veiy even team wtth no real stars. the opposrlion often had one or two players that were also eligible lor the higher teams. The lirst number 01 games saw many lirst time rugger buggers givrng it a lull go, later in the season when more were sure ol the rules, saw a steady increase in the conlidence olthe team The victory that we were most pleased about was the last one against St John s which was lor most JUSK pan ol the statistics at the day but lor us was the climax ol our season Thanks to all the players lor your parliCipation and enthusiasm Mr Matthew Hidgway Under 14 E and F The season was a very successtul one With a great deal at enthusrasm and commitment lrom the players. lt was a pleasure to work With these boys Under. Eandf. Rugby 733 ? and to observe their progress during the season Back Row: The second match against KES was a delinite B Eutlert P Gama, C, Harris, M Kaellein. T Krause (Coach). D. Herd. highlight as a result of the team's Victory alter havlng G Mclver (Coach), E. Chang. N. Simmonds. D SelmerrOISen, C. lost during the lirst match Thanks must go to the Taylor incredible level ol commitment demonstrated by Second Row: the metric coaches. Gareth Mclver. Travis Krause. P Habana, S, Jordaan, S Richards (Coach). Mr F Rumboll. (3 Shaun Richards and Grant Ramsay Ramsey (Coach). M Fakudze. G Hill Front Row: Mr Frank Rambo/l M Adamsl MacLeod. J,Tselentis [)IV\I'\'lhttHl1 )98 Ill! Squash Captain: Corne Myburgh Vice-Captain: John Argyle Awards Honours John Argyle lRe award) Lloyd Barcza (He-award) Come Myburgh (Reraward) Kyle de la Harpe. RIan Hancock. Alan Sherratt Colours Squaswqmmittee Mark Loubser Back Row: Garelh Louw Ft McGarvIe. S Louw. S Hughes Team Blazer Front Row: Steve Hughes L Barcza,J Argyle. MrJ Huttonc Myburgn. R Hancock Tlm Kluyts Sean Louw Romano LupInI Saints Squash 1998 A number ol hlghllghts occurred dunng 1998 , "W n IN V: Va III paIIIcular. the achlevements ot our two top players. John Argyle and Lloyd Barcza. Earller In the year John Argyle won the SA Nallonal U/19 Mpg/3h- : . 4» RN" «5-. Ctramplonshlps wuh Lloyd Barcza as runnereup In August lhese two players represenled Soulh Alrlca at |he World Junlor Mens' Tournament In the Unlted States as numbers one and two In the team The boys perronned very well In the tournament John loslng In the tInaI ol the Plate Event. and Lloyd In the semI lInal These were wonderlul achlevements on a personal level as well as lor Provincial Squash Players the College Back Row: Schools League M Loubser. Ft. LupInI. S Louw. T. Kluyts, S. Hughes. Fl, Myburgh. E Butler Salnts entered 12 Ieams In the league durmg Front Row: the second term. We won two and were runners K de La Harpe. L Barcza. J. Argyle. C. Myburgn. A. Sherratt. R. up In ve We relalned the Quail Shleld lor the Hancock, C, Acheson school wtth the Desl overall results for the season. IUZ I'lIt- .xtyrhitn l ) )h Top Schools' League Our top StX players represented central Gauteng at the annual top schools tournament in Pietermaritzburg In August. We were Without our top two players John Argyle and Lloyd Barcza who were in the USA at the time, so we were always going to struggle at the top end. However. the team played wrth deterrnination and spirit throughout the event. eventually losmg in the semi-finals to Queens College. Grey High (Port Elizabeth) won the event Provincial Selections U/19 A: John Argyle (USSASA No, It. Lloyd Barcza. Kyle de la Harpe. Corrie Myburgh Fi Sf,Sql.l-3.Sf7.T?a.m L.Barcza,J Argyle.MrJ.Hunon,C Myburgh.H Hancock U/19 B: Gareth Louw. Alan Sherratt U/19 C: Steve Hughes. Mark Loubser, Sean Louw U/16 A: Cyal Eigenmannn. Rian Hancock. Fienier Myburgh UI16 3: Chris Acheson. Tim Kluyts. Romano Lupini U/14 A: Nicholas Franklin U/14 B: Brian Butler College Championships Second Squash Team In the U/19 section oi the school championships. S. Louw. R McGarVie. MrJ Hutton. S Hughes John Argyle defeated Lloyd Barcza 3-1 and in the WM section, Nicholas Franklin was too strong tor David Garrick. Winning 3-0 House Matches The House matches are played on a knockout basis With Houses seeded according to player strength Each team consists of six players. two from each age group The results for 1998 are as follows: 151.... 2nd . 3rd . 5th w ... 61h. 7th. .. 81h .. ,. . ,. ., ., ., ., ., ...Collins Third SquaSh Team M, Price. 3. Agar. Mr J. Hutton. B. Roserlnnes. M Downey I'litSiyilii.in 10% iii; Coaching Richard Castle continued coaching our top players this year and our thanks go to him This year also included training at our top Under 14 players With Robbie McFadzean. These seSSioris proved popular and the iunior boys gained a great deal trom attending the training Squash Committee Our committee continued to lunction ettectively throughout the year Next year s committee has been enlarged to accommodate two Under 14 players and a representative trom the Prep School, The 1998 committee was: Come Myburgh. John Under 16 A Squash Team Argyle. Lloyd Barcza, Hian Hancock. Steven 0. Acheson. R Myburgh. Mr J. Hutton. T. Kluyts, R Lupini Hughes. Sean Louw. Gareth Louw. Richard McGarvie, Janine Cosgrove and Mr Hutton Thanks The Squash Club Wishes to thank the followmg people tor their varied contributions throughout 1998 Mrs Val Barcza and the other mothers for organizing relreshments and cakes tor the home matches The mothers who provided the wonderful array oi food tor the year end getrtogether. Mr Gareth Murray. Mrs Heather Frankiskos. Mrs Alison Chambers. Mrs Laura Griffiths and Gareth Louw lor provrding transport to matches The Bursar s oltice and maintenance stall tor their support Mr Geolt Holmes lor organising hired vehicles Under 16 B Squash Team The ladies in the accounts ottice tor dealing so G. Woroon. N, erliams. MrJ Hutton, M. Agar etticiently wtth squash matters. Mr John Hulton Under 14 A Squash Team 54 Junior Mens Team N Franklin, D Carrick, Mr J. Hutton. G. Roux. P. Dunnett L. Barcza (Number 2). 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This depends on your age and general health. Here are some guidelines Age Frequency of Examination 5 -6 All children should be examined before beginning school 7 - 17 An annual examination is normally required depending on growth A six monthly examination may be necessary during a growth period, when eyes may change rapidly 18 -25 Annual examination necessary. Late developers may need to be seen more frequently 25 -40 Examination every 18 months is recommended, or sooner if symptoms develop 40 plus Annual examination Contact lens wearers should be re-examined at six monthly intervals Symptoms caused by inappropriate spectacles (or theneed forspectacles) Frontal or temporal headaches, a browache or an ache behind the eye in the afternoon Red or burning eyes, especially after reading, driving, watching TV, or working on a computer Blurred or fluctuating distant or near vision, often associated with study or computer work Fatigue, loss of concentration, poor comprehension or inefficiency when reading or studying Blurred vision or difficulty seeing when driving at night - car's red tail lights may seem fuzzy SWImming Coach s Comments The Swtmming Season was one of the most interesting loi many a year Our record against KES was dismal until our trip to the coast Is this because they suddenly lorgot how to swtrn? Not likelyl We work tor success The trip. wtth hosting by DHS, was a great success and enioyed by all , even though the coach got mumps The heat at Durban. the ants ol Glenwood and the gappers actually linishing the mile are some memories we Will keep tor many years. Al Saints hard work is probably the most important ingredient to success OGHOO on Fridays. training the whole summer holiday 'Saints 505" Swimming Team and no breathing out ol tumbles 01 course the Back Row: beliel in TAIG AWGM! helps our attitude and focuses R. Martin. D Taylor. J. Wilkinson. P Colllns. K Botha. M Price. 3 the mind The A Team must be complemented for Morgan. Ft Bell. R Mauchle. J, Lombard, P. Barron, H. Hengeveld. D Wessels dOIng so well at the A Dtvtslon |nter>HIgh One point was the closest margin everl We need to Third Row: realise that not one at the sWImmers in the team K. Gray. M Waurick, MBean. W. Skinner. C Wilson, S Mctver, D Kerr. which beat us. train at school K Henderson. J Dodds. DGardner, J. Pretorius. O.Venn. J, Phillips. J Tasker Once again the number at non~swtmming Second Flow: volunteers at the. now famous. co-ed night gala 8. Mendes. D Flatscher, S. Fnedericksen, Ft, Bothwell. G Watlord. Ft. was overwhelming, That we have won this gala SmithT Souter, G Ramsey. G McAllister. B.Leont3inis. S, every year from its inception. together With a luckyt?) Fredericksz. A. Henning. J Mogg. D Trant girls' team. shows the depth at Saints' aquatic talent Front Row: Ms L. Pleass. Mrs J Fodor. Mr J. Verner. C. Baker. P Ndonados, Mr I. Without the support of the parents ol our Attendge, Ft, Leibbrandt. Mr 0. Murray. S Whatley. W. Jacobs. C. swtrnmers we would not be able to be a successtul Myburgh as we have been. My thanks to them lor tilts. support. teas. breaklasts and trusting their sons to us To the senior SWimmers and aquatics statt. my thanks tor all you do and tor the crazy ideas that you help to Swimmlng Awards bring to tile With the possibilities that are being created by the construction at the new pools, Saints' Honour- Swimming has a rosy luture. G Baker Mr Ian Alter/age G Ellts W Jacobs R lebbrandt A Team Captain s Report s Winiiuy "I have a dream . " tn the 1995 Stithian Colour]: magazine Mr Attendge quoted that his dream was S Brown . to make saints the best sWimming team in Jo'burg. B Leomslnls His main aim was to win the Interrngh relay gala S Morgan because he stated that this gala was the one that P Ndonados showed all the schools depth. This year the Saints T Souter swnnming team achieved Mr Alterioge's goal [or the fourth consecutive yearl We also managed the Itlty I ltt Stvilttdll 1093 W Swimming g daunting task oi Winning the co-ed gala for the lorth year In a row whilst swmming with Bresoia House. Swimmlng Results The season was characterised by huge amounts Inter-High rial-y at dedication and a common goal to win. Without these attributes the team could never have done 1. St St hlans College A ..... as well as it did. It became a irequent occurrence 2. Pretoria Boys' ngh School to win galas In the last race. It was pity that this luck 3. King Edward VII High School A ran out at Inter»high where we lost by hali a point, 4. Parktown Boys' High School 5. St David's Marist College A I would like to express a special thanks to all the 6. St John's College A ..... parents who were involved in cooking up the 7. St Benedict s School iarnous Friday morning breakiasts. and l d like to 8. Jeppe High School ior Boys A make a special mention oi Mr Alteridge and his team oi coaches. Without their dedication and A Dlvlllon Inter-High enthusiasm. Saints swmiming would be nowhere! 1. Pretoria Boys' High School Last but not least. I would like to thank the Saints 2. St Slithians College A swimmers lor their efiort. commitment and 3 King Edward VII High School A 4. Parktown Boys' High School A. enjoyment they showed towards swrmming and to those who have the privilege oi staying, keep the 5. St John's College A ..... dream alive! 6. St David s Marist College A 7. Jeppe High School tor Boys A . Ross Leibbraridl 8. St Benedict's School 9. Patch Boys ..... B Team Captain s Report B Dlvlslon inter-High 1. St Stithians College B..... Wednesday, 13:20 . The bus leaves lor St John's: 2. King Edward VII High School B "Hey DJ Rob » Do your stufi'" 3. Parktown Boys' High School B. "Hey guys where's the swimming today?" 4. St John's College B Is this the A or B team bus " 5. St David s Marisl College B "Shotgun not doing 100m ilyl" 6. Jeppe High School for Boys B . Well then who's gonna do the 200m l.M 7" Slx School Gain I often wonder how it ever gets done. There are 1. Durban High School.... no great superstars. but we pitch up. 5mm. and 2. Maritzburg College . WlNl 3. Pretoria Boys' High School A The 1997/98 season was deiinitely taken in one 4. St Stithiens College A ..... stride. Relaxed, composed and always controlled. 5. King Edward VII High School A 6. Glenwood High School ..... Our record this year was almost spotless with only one deieat the entire seasonl Although the circumstances surrounding that particular deieat School champlonshlps 1998 were dodgy! 1. Wesley . Nevertheless a fun and enjoyable season was had by all especially the thrashing that was dished out at the 8 Team Inter-High gala! Oi course this season would not have been possible Without the efiorts oi Messrs Atteridge, Ryan. Murray. Verner. Mme Fodor and Ms Pleass. Thank you very much 8. Penryn ..... loryourtime. No season would be complete Without our MalorTrophlu iamous Friday morning breakfasts For that, and teas MacKenzie n'ophy (Individual High Points): Greg Ellis (10 after the galas, we thank Mrs Bean and the rest oi wlns out at 10 6 New Records) the mothers who gave up so much of their time to Best Performance: Greg Ellis (50m Backstroke 28.485) our team. Turner Trophy (Victor Ludorum): Shaun Whetley Peter Ndonadas 'I'he Siylllian I Mti 7 ii)? Saints Tennis 1998 The Club [welded rune teams m lhe Soulhem Gaulqu Boys; Lezqguo more than any nine! boys schnoi m (Ind mound Johannesburg mm on: 15 and 2nd towns Mayan w the Premier League [his year Om m mum wnn the league, and om 2nd mam rm wcm anonqh [U tomam m (he \eague m,» m 1mm cnnsnnm n! 5 pmwncnn mayers nna 2 annm Airman nnnm pinyers The duh IS unriminkun) an uvmxrms [mu in me USA m Apnl um um! w w: huxy wnn Innnrnmn, The hays Wm have m nmcnse vc-vy mm m gov mm mp shape it [Im WHY ()m Wank", m Knmn Hnm who mnamsed (he um Hm ymn :sz 0m mm WHJWS m Michnei von Heymt/ who wnr i)r\ gomg m Gamma Slain Unwmny m Auanm Io play Tennis as wen as Pam Han», who wm we qmnq lo the USA Mr Leon Keel First Tennis Team Back Row: . A Andovson D Smn P Anderson. P Evans B wnson F'rSt Team FrontRow: M vonHeynni.MrL Keem Hum The hrs! (cam once agznn exceHod this year by WWHWG the Prevmev ieaguc The learn has realiy made a 9mm 0mm and managed to pun lhrough when lhlngs \(mked bieak i wouid like (0 thank me (ml-qmnq mnmrs Robert Hum Michael Von Hcymtz and Paul Evans who have made such a wondcrlul conmhnlxon to me team over many years Mr Leon Keel Tennis Awards Honours: Paul Anderson Roberl Huth Micheal Von Heyniiz colours: Damon Smi! Benedict Wilson other First Team Players: Second Tennis Team Andrew Anderson Back How: . Gareth Behon Fi Pee-us. J Boynlon-Lee. JV du Picssls, D Bemai. C Kngo Paul Evans Front Row: Greg Smith G Smllh.Ml L Nomc Bcuon ii In); IIH \H'llimn i i W Tum V Second to Ninth Teams The teams are to be congratulated on a season at commitment and Enlhuslasm They have recorded some rmpressrve VICIOVieS and. as many 0! the membEIs are lrorn |he College's rumor grades we look forward to observmg the progress There has been an impressrve rmprovemenl in the qualrty 0t theIrTenms berng played The boys have worked together eltectlvely and have realty emoyed lhexr year of tenms We took torward to therr contmued progress and enthusrasm next year Mr Lean Keel and Mr Frank Rumba/t Third Tennis Team Back Row: C BergmanJ Leathem,M Emmoll.G Ollvrer Front Row: C Webster, Mr F Rumboll, J Montelro Other Tennis Teams Back Row: M BIIteIt,J Tarltcm,J E s, A Leader, K de Matters. M Schanborn.T Papadopoutos. R de Wit Second Flow: Mr M. Falconer Mr L, Keet. C Schonborn Mr L Norma. Mr F Rumba Front Row: T. de WrL J, Botha G Webster. D Hewutt Ihu Mutxim I WN IAN First Team Once zigmn Ihe year started Wlll'l a CllrllC helcre [he school tern: Commenced Tl'IlS was. well aliended and sol (he (one In! llve season ahead Tlue; deslre in do well and [he commilmenl lo excel are veiy owdeni in lho walerpola learns al [he moinenl and lliis allililde Wlll ensure Ihal we mummln (he posihon as llie lop walerpolo school in me country The Giey Bloein Tournamenl was me lll l lesl 01 Firs! Warerpolo Team (he loam and we won ll llS loumamenl. beating Back Row: Glonwood 6-2 in (he Semi-llnal and Selborne 773 G MCAlllslnr. l Wmimr, H Bell K Bullm T Some! in the Iinal Ross Lelbbrr mdl used lhe opporlumiy. ilS captain ol the side, [0 mould the learn min a Ul'lll Front Row: This lournameni was characteiized by greal E Slnrk. L Meyer Fl Lullmrandl, Mr D Pitcairn, S Whalley, P TSGl llllb W Jacobs defence and a lreinendous ieam Spllll The senior pluyeis look lhe new lsi ieam players and instilled Trophies: Giny Blncnl, Old Eds m lhoni Ihr: Szinns wvnnmg way El n Slark added a new dlnmnslon wllh hIS lmlluiin vending o! 10 game. Ivan Werner. Wilh his puwmlul loll mind shot. also had a great dblllly to some TI!" Soulcr. Gavin McAlllsler and Ryan Bell iU/lG) wme vewarded lor me" hard word by then lllClllSlOll In lhl . Side TlllS was [allowed by [he Vides Tournamenl vam Bollm was promoted from me we A (team lur llHS iuiiiniinmni and he became a (egular nmmlmi 0| lne Side This louvnanicnl in Easl London saw some gronl waleipnlo in the earlier mnnds am! we bani 5| John s so m [no semilmal. llllllOlll\i\l.lll1\llnl)Cl o! Inclois counled agamsl us Lind Sollmmo wcio (lesoived Winners (6-5] on [he day Tms sz I gmal disuppomlmenl. [ml "16 Days limkorl lmwi'lid l0 lhe KES lomnamcnl [he lollowung week In sol the venom slralghi ln me KES Toulnameni. we played supevb wailcrpnlo boating Dale 772 m ihe semrlmal and Glenwood 1173 in (he linnl Ryan Bell - no! bad legs for SA U/16 In the thud lClnL [he (mun prepared lov (he SACS Tonmamenl nl Ellis Park The leam was severely disrupieil lm inls iouinamenl as inree oi the sewer Illl llu \HllllJH IINS Waterznla Vg players were absent , Paul Tselentts and Elan Stark were representing the Nattonal Under 20 side In southernGamma SQMEW- Egypt on the same weekend and Wayne Jacobs was canoetng tor South Alnca in the World Champtortshtps in Cape Town. Younger players were brought into the big league Brad Leontsmis, Paul Barron. Greg Ellts. Rob Smtth and Ntck van Gysen were selected In the pool games. It was arsstamts ' smite .u a) evident that the disrupttons to the srde had a major S. Whatley N. van Gyse'n (U119) impact to the players' conttdence tn the water We l.-w,emar lost to KES and drew wtth Rondebosch tn the pool games. In the quarter nal against Kearsney we ended lull ttme on 777. alter extra ltme 99 and. tn the ttnal chukka. the golden goal was scored by Kearsney to beat us t0-9 They went on to comlortably wtn the semtttnal and the ltnal. The pleastng aspect ot thts tour was that the pattern emerged and towards the end, even though we lost to Kearsney. the team was playan good quality waterpolo. In the saints tournament the Side was back to Its usual composttton and recorded resounding Vtctones over Parktown ltortl In the semlttnal and beat KES 10-3 In the ltnal The domesttc seasons tn both the ltrst and thlrd terms saw the stde undeteated Thls has been a tremendous year Well done I have enjoyed coaching thrs side tmmensely MI Dave Prlcarm Second Team Winners of the Saints First Team Tournament Thts was a talented Slde, wtth many sktlled players, At almost any other school they would have been playlng tn the tlrst team Hence, one ol the most dlttlcult obstacles tor many boys to overcome ts the dtsappomtment of mtsstng out on the tst team To overcome thus we endeavoured to present the boys wtth the opportonlty of playlng against lst teams and trled to make the waterpolo as enjoyable as posstble The begtnntng ol the season saw us playth constructtve waterpolo ln general. our delence was very sound. with Slmon Morgan and Gareth Luyt In parttcular. maktng the opponents hole-men took rnellectual Carl Nollke and Andrew thson shared the goal keeping dutles. and Carl had a partrcularly tine season Antony Raab controlled the play up tront, and was also a superb captarn He dld very well In leadtng a team that was loaded wtth talent, and always kept the boys golng lorward Our lirst game ot the thrrd term was agatnst St Team talk at the end of a chukka Johns and we took an early lead. However, our tatture to convert opportunities meant that by the 'Ittt-stytttttn 1 708 III H 4th chukka. the scores were level Durlng the last quarter we had several chances to score but mlssed them all whlle St John s converted thetr only chance The result was a one goal deteat The 2nd team was hampered by an Incredlble abtltly lo mtSS the goals. Shot alter shot would mt the crossbar. the goatle or go over the top. In every game that we played. we should have scored at least 4 or more goals. Thus we turned easy victory lnto llght games and Ill one case. deleat. Andrew Wllson contlnued to lmprove ln goals and hls qulcker and more accurate passlng helped our counter attack Rab Smlth and Davld Mltchell were our hole-men and thelr superlorlty In physmal strength was obvlous. but we mlssed Kyle Henderson who was lntured tor the gamma season. Seeond Watered? Team The playerol the season was Michael Bean. whose Back Row: skltls have lmproved lncredibly He has a Sound P Ndonados, S. Brown. M. Bean. P. Cottlns. S. Morgan. D Calder, C. reading ol the game and works hard both In attack Nollke. K. Henderson. A. Wllson and defence Both he and Bradley Leontsmls made Front Row: the 2nd round ot trlats tor the Gauteng Schools Stoe. A. Kuhlmann. G. Barnhoorn. Mr PWright. A Ftaao, C. Myburgh. Ft. Smlth. B. Leontsmls MI Peter erght Third and Fourth Teams The 3rd and 4th team squad was dedlcated to playlng enjoyable waterpolo ~ and they cenalnly succeeded ln havmg lun. even though they sometlmes caused the coach much stress. Ably captalned by Scott Hawklns. they won four ot the llve games played durlng the season There was a marked lmorovernent ln the standard of play tor several ol the boys as they adjusted trom lnovmg up lrom U116 to the Opens. tn partlcutal. Adnan Kulhmann showed htS strengths and was called up to the 2nds Brett Stalnton. Dawto van der Merwe and Davtd Mltchell also gave nottce ot thelr lntentlan to ttno places tn the hlgher sures. The most dlsappomtlng aspect to the season was the llmlted practlclng space and the lack ol matches. We overcame the llrst problem by regularly playlng games agalnst letlow sldes and hopettllly. the new lacllltles wttt altord us more pool tlme and space. The game 01 the season was the nall-bltlng 5-4 Vlctory over St John's The game was a physlcally Third Waterpo/o Team demandlng contest and although we galned the Back Row: early lead and never relinqwshed lt, we were never V, Haumant. Ft Mauchle. D. Lerche. M Fynn. N Dennis. R. Katz. C. more than 2 goals ahead. The last chukka saw St Notfke. |. Rankln. M. Prlce, G Janse van Rensburg. J. Old eld John's throw everythlng at us. but our delence held Front Row: and we swam out vlctors, B. Stainton. R. Marshall, S van der Meulen, Mr P Wright, S. Hawklns, D. van der Merwe. J. Adams I need to thank the boys tor the season and I hope that they Wlll Contlnue wtth polo when they leave school. Mr Peter erght ll}. Illc Sttltlllatt 19 73 Waterpala g Under 16 A Team The beginning of the 1998 season again proved to be a rewarding one despite a few obstacles that had to be overcome. The iirst was the loss of a number of our top players who were promoted to the tirst team. The loss of these talented players immediately placed pressure on those remaining, forcing them to pull together to ensure that the team would record a successtul season. The second problem was the lack of training time allocated to each age group. A season-opening Wiri of 16-1 against Benoni High set the tone. and both St John's and Pretoria Boys' were defeated 7 0 and 84 respectively. The clash against old rivals KES in the fourth match ot the season proved to be less competitive than Under 16 'AVWaterpqqueam expected. They managed to hold us to a two goal Back Row: lead at the halfway stage, b ! superior fitness and Mr P. van Tonder, N. van Gysen. P Barron, M Bekker, D. Wessels. G skills ensured us a comtortable 8-3 Win in the end Ellis. D. Kerr, A. Malfense Fierro A tunher two good Wins of 970 versus Parktown Second Row: and 13-2 against Jeppe provrded the team With the D,Taylor C Simms conlidence required for the U/16 A end-oHerm tournament held at St John s Front Row: B Dickson,A,Henning,H. Hengeveld,B Bell The tournament provided the final challenge to the character of the players as we lost a tunher two players to the National SWirnrning Championships The players responded superbly to the challenge Winning all the preliminary games except tor one in which we played poorly to draw with Parktown Despite this single hiccup. Saints had done enough to qualify tor the final, The final provided the spectators With an excellent display of school waterpolo As luck would have it. the final was against Parktown and this afforded the players the opportunity ol making amends for the earlier mishap A comment work rate from each individual ensured that we maintained control of the match at all times and With goals being scored at regular intervals Saints proved worthy Winners by 6 goals to 3 - a rewarding end to a term of hard Work, The players maintained their standard of play in the third term, winning all their games With relative ease. St John's hosted the nal tournament of the season and again Saints proved too strong tor the opposition by recording comtortable Wins in both the semitinal and the tinal. The year ended on an exciting note when the team made history by beating KES and Parktown in the last games ol the season to become the first team ever to remain undeieated from U/14 through to U/15 , an excellent achievement. Congratulations also to Paul Barron on his selection to the Gauteng Colts team. Mr Pier van Tender Illusiyiiiitn | ) )8 ll} F Under 16 B Team The problems experienced by the A team were duplicated in the B team and wtth a number of players being promoted to the A team. the strength at the side was considerably weakened. The only advantage gained was that every player was required to participate fully at all times as there were no reserve players to call upon. Although the number at games was limited. lull benefit was gained by the experience ol playing Havmg sullered deteats in the lust two games against St John's and Pretoria Says. the players displayed a great deal 0! Commitment in training and recovered well to record good wrns against KES and Parktown wtth scores ol 4-3 and 42 Under 16 B Waterpqlo Team respectively A number ol players have shown promise and With continued application at training Back Row: stand a good chance lor promotion. G van Niekerk, V. Jones. J Harris. J Acheson. S. Melver. R Brokenshire. T Henny Mr Plel van Tondel From Row: D. Sell 8. Fredericksz, G. Promnitz Under 15 The U/l A team had a year at mixed fortunes. As a result It proved to be a fascinating season lor the players. While the players made pleasing and steady progress throughout the year. they never really played to their lull potential. Too many indiwduals had good and bad games on the same day. and as a result the side didn't gel together as a team Nevertheless. the boys enjoyed their waterpolo and worked hard at the practice time available to them Without a doubt. the strength ot the team lay In Its delence, Only on odd occasions was the delence breached. making the team dilticult to beat. as lew goals were given away. Although the delence was excellent. the team rarely linished the opponunities they had at goal In the end this was probably the line line between our Victories and lallures However. I know that this team Will develop and mature as time goes by Their competitive spirit and character Wl no doubt stand them in good stead. Underv15 A Waterpolo Team The team particrpated in two tournaments locally Back Flow: and on both occaswns reached the semifinals. In H Schroeder, J CrewerBrown. T Rodenhuis. J. Lombard, J Owens. October the tour U/15 teams and an U/l4 C. van Hooyen represented the College at the Selborne U/1S Front Row: Tournament. Unlortunately they did not do as well K. Gray. J. Dodds, Mr S McFarland. D Gardner (Captain) J as expected. There were many missed Prelorius, P. Friok, C Acheson opportunities that cost us a place in the semilinal. Nevertheless. the tour was a great experience for the boys. ll-l |'|u-Srivr|i'i.in 1998 . Waterpala g The U/15 B team also had a mixed season, in terms at results. Their biggest problem was consistency and they lost games to opponents that they had beaten lew weeks earlier. The boys enjoyed their games and all attended the practices regularly, The U/15 C team had a trustrating year With a lack of regular C team opponents. As a result most lixtures were against E or even A teams. On all occasions the team was beaten. However, the boys all enjoyed their waterpolo and attended practices regularly, Thanks to Ivan Werner. Kevin Botha and Ryan Bell tor their assistance With the B and 0 teams throughout the year v your help was much appreciated Thanks also to Barry Shaw tor the help With the A team during the tlrst term Under 15 B.Wa.terpt?l,o Team Mr Steve McFarland Back Row: L. Schultz. D Stanton, M. Hope-Jones. Ft. Haworth, M.Jamiesonr C, Turner. J, Pipkin. M. Asken. S. Moore, A Robertson Under 14 Front Row: J. Rowan-Parry. C, van Rooyen. Mr S, McFarland. C Maskew. M, From the clinic held during the last week oi the Waunck. S Mendes, R. Myburgh December holidays. it was apparent that this was gomg to be a very strong group The lirst eight matches were Won comfortably, but over-confidence was their downtall in the Jeppe tournament they lost to St John s, alloWing our B team to go through to the nal. A remarkable achievement lor them. demonstrating the strength in this U/M group. As a group of polo players. they were great to coach and continued to Improve throughout the season. always remaining enthusiastic and committed Attendance ligures increased all the time and well over 40 boys attended practices. Indicating the Interest and the enjoyment that is part ol this game. From such a large group it is hoped that they Will develop into a strong force in the senior years ahead There is no denying the strength ol the A team which has been very ably lead by Wade Skinner His enthu5iasm and enjoyment has been inlectious to the Whole group He was awarded the trophy lor hls enthusiasm and commitment at the annual Waterpolo get~togethei The trophy for the most Under 14 A Waterpolo Team improved player went to Gareth Wallord. The boys have achieved a high level ol skills and a Variety ol Back Row: scoring shots, With practice they Will be invaluable Mr D McGaw. G Wallord. O Venn. D. Post, W. Skinner. J, Phillips. J Bolus, G MacFarlane at a more senior level. Front Flow: Congratulations to Wade Skinner and Richard D. Carrick. G, Botha. W. Stanton. Fl Bothwell. S Friederlckseri Bothwell on their selection to the Gauteng Schools team to go to the interprovmcial tournament in December. Flunning lour lull teams was a logistic headache 'I'Iiu Myth... was 113 3 tor me as the coach.Trylng to get games was difficult S1 but all the players had the opportunlty to take part .le In a match durlng the season. No school could match 4e our numbers. let alone our teams. My dilemma was 4 whether to concentrate on the A side and neglect z . the others or try to help everybody to achieve a mgn level at skills and an enjoyment of the game, The latter optlon was adopted and thls did affect our results at the A team level where we lost matches we should have won Under normal clrcumslances, the B Slde would have represented any other school as an A side. They were magnlllcent this season to the extent that In the Jeppe U/14 tournament they won through Under 14 B and C Waterpolo Teams to the llnal only narrowly loslng to St John's by one Back Row: goal The teamwork and camaraderle in this Slde MrD McGawi J Dennis, J Maggi A Lapln. D Flalscher, D Janse van was tremendous largely as a result at Jason Mogg's Rensburg E Rawllnson. A Trythall captalncy He was enthuslasllc and dld hls Job Second Row: eltlclently. Players that have shown a great J Boulton. K de Mattels M Rowllnson improvement are Andrew Lapin Etienne Front Row: Rawllnson Warren Stanton and Ftory Loader in N Boxall. C Risely. G Sean. B Canny G Roux. 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Body Doardmt] Momrttycltng Awards and Posmons Held: IntendedCaree . Honuurs Academr Game Ranger Hobbies and Special InIEIEE s: Scuba vamg GoII IntendedCareer: ACCOWIK Iltcs tvthtdn l J lX H Boynton-Lge, Brown, Tavis Jonathan Address: PO Box 435 FoulwayS 2055 Addrass: Spons: Lil l4". Ave, lehrJl" elgs Rugby 4m Team, 3rd Team. Ul GCr Spam: Walerpolo unecl Howrng was Quad U/ Tom-s PnrlTeam Caplmll.Hul7kcv VSlTemvl 153 Quad Soccer u lsA U HSA Crlckal Clubs and Cullural Acllvlllea: clubs and Cullural Aclivmes: Malur Prnducllons Mlkado" Junior llllmnrl nonlrrrlllrm Presldanl Wrnle Scum lrrr Produclmn Clrcss Club House Plays Slack House Play Asslslanl Ulrccml bl Marrrc Exchange Game WlldME club lnlelauclub prbrlllcllrm an Group Awards and Posllions Held: Awards and P05 ons Held: 2nd Round Malhs Olymplad School Prclccl House Plum-CI Nuvlll I ll/r: Moddmasli'ls Poelry I llm mam Award lur Hobbies and Speclal lnlemla: Telrnls and Hocknv Blrd Walchlng Jammmg Hobbies and Special lnlarcsls: lnlended Career: Photography All Mm'leS Hrklnq Cllmmslry Jnllmalls Fhalmaceullcals Lawyel lnrendcd earaer. Dlrcclor Aclbr Bruce-Brand, Jeffrey Bredenkamp, Address: an Fourm srreel Llndarr 2l95 Nicholas Spons: Rugby 56cm u lauurlscuwsn Address: Walerpolo UJISC urmc Urlsc PO Box 2006 Rrvonla, 2128 Clubs and Culllnal Acuvl es: Span » Malbr Pmducuuns Vlva MEXlCO l Darwmlan Hockev 2nd x: Cnckel Soccer Sacrary lnleracl Club ThealelSponS erullla Awards and Pasrlions Held: l School Pralccl, Head ul House, l2 Club Awards and Pasirions Held: DaMlnlaHSOCleYy Harlaurs Academlc 2nd Round Malrls Olymblaa bemas and Speclal Inleresls' Hobbies and Special Imerestsz Flsmng Readmg wlne TaSIlrlq Ballroom Danclng lnlended Career: Intended Camel: Undeclded Accuurllrrrg Bruggemans, Hans Brown, Steven Address- PO Box 9m 62 Sloane Park 2 l 52 Address: 2 Cilllllln'lqu Ave Crarqlmll 2 96 Clubs and Culrural Acllvi es: Cmupumr club. Fllrrl Club Span: Allllallbs loam Rugby u ran AlllTerml 3m Hobbies and Special lnrercsra: Mm lelllmlllg A lrvarrl Walelptlll) U'HSB Cycllng Compular Programmlng 3m Tarn I m! {(-rlm Imended Career: clubs and Cullural Acllvilles' UllLledeU HUSHVES< Mallagemam Gama, cbllaqa crrrrrr .llrrrlrlr Al luvs-vs ant; a Cnnlmmlae Pllbllc Speaklng Slm k Exchange Game surge ngmlug Wlml Band Awards and Poslllons He dc Colours Swrmmlng 2nd Rollrrrerrlbs Olymplad Bllslness Aclrlavernenl Tle Hobbxes and Specral lnleresls: Blrd Walchlng lrrlcrrued Career: Undecldl rd Thu Slythhln Vain! Vg Brummer, André Christie, Clayton Address: Amress: PO Box 527. Fonlalneblaau, 2032 PO Box H102 Cramervlaw. 2060 Spans: Sports- Alhlclrcs a Team, Dlscus Shahpul Flugby UIIAC. U/ SB, U/IiSC, 4m Team Walerpolc are Teaml CHEkeI oln > Claassens, Jacques Address: Calder, Dale PO Box 2 57 Nonllcllll, 2H5 Address: s: l5 Aspen SI. Bryansldrr Exl 3, 202l Alhlellcs 800m l00m LungJump Rugby 55 Club UFIBC Walelpoln UllSC SvdTeam sbans; Clubs and Cultural Achvllles Rugby 2ndrearn 3rdTezm UrMA u/lsA Ur House Plays lrlreracl Club, Black Exchange 16A Walerpola 2nd Team UJMA UHSB Ul Game lea SWlmmIng Awards and Posllicns Held: Clubs and Cultural Acllvrlres: Gradc H Blalogy Prolecl Prlze Back Slage lnleracl Club wildlrle club Hobbies and Special lniercsls: Hobbies and Special lnleresls: Walelrskllng Playlng the Gullar Walev-skllllg Jelskllng Snolkelllng Ferrari Mmm Span American Cars lrrlended Career: lnlendsd Career: Marxellng Manager Mmkelmg Charlesworth, Timothy Comllne, Mark Address: Address. PO Box 934 Fmeguwlla,2l23 PO BOX I0 Sloane mm 2l-32 Sponsr Spu s Rugby SBCIuh UlIGD Hockey U/ISC Rowvng 2nd Vlll 4m IV u lriA Vlll Rugby Rowmq lld Vlll 5m 5m MI] and 3m Sculls Alrchilm ClubsandCullura|Aclivllles: clubs and Cullural Acllvilies MalolF lodllcllons Glease ReLlulllng Darwllllzlrl Snrlely l? Clulr lrrleracl Club Onlcer Tire Cruclblc Vlva MOcho lAll lrrlcr lrlursr- Duballllg PH Group Malor principal Roles). Robyn Hood House Play Prudurllcrrs nqunHuud Phuluglapnlc Drreclcr llrlcracl cum Shack Exchmlqe Club Galllo llremer scans wildlrle Cllll) Awards and Posilibns Held: Pnoldgrapnrc Club Hnuse Playa Oedlpus Honours Amdnnllc 2nd Hound MAINS Rex MacBr lll 'Bdllg Yuur'z Drmd Olymplnn SrJllml Flt mcl House Prclccl Awards and vdsilrdns Held: bebies and Special lnleresls: Colours Cullulal UlllluralWleam Huudc lemqlanlly Plelecl, Eurley 1ropiry lal lnvolycmenl and Cunlmllmelll lo Drama Wlllrlcl m Slnck lnlended Career; Exchange Game ( lessl kllgllmm Hobbies and Special Imerests: Reading Hiklrlg Pirclcgraplry Compulels. Llslemng rc Musrc Drama alld Thealrc Spells Camping, Dllvlng Scoulmg , Relnesenled SA al Wcrlu Jamboree m Holland rrr 95 Intended Career- Ellg Cumpmer Tycoon I'lu- slyrlrilrr Culhane, Dylan Dennis, Nicholas :5: Address: PO Bux isnwl, Bryanslnnr 20% PO Box 22 Molnlngslder 2057 Sports: Sports: Hlluhy U IEC Walelpnla ullsc Crlrkel Ul Alrllellcs ATeamr a Team loom, 200m, mu Baskolbzill SenlmTedm Rugby U/MBl UHSE. U/ISA, was 56 Club 4m Team,Waiarpolo umc. U/lSB. U/16Er Clubs and Culluial Aclivmes: 3rd Team Moral Proiluclrons A Mld Summer NM]!!! 5 Dvoam Gloasu l heClulelO VZCIllb Clubs and cuiiurei Amiviiiuz Alumnus leerraars. Dalwllllan Sammy Marar Pmducuans -The Crumble: Tho DChdllng Sammy IrlIur-hollsc Duballng. Illlol Crumble. I2 Club Airlkaans Redenaals, lruusu Pubirr~ Sneaking lnluraul Club Mama Business (32le Darwrnrarr Socreiy, Debzllng Dauca Colvlnll oo I'H Grouu I ilhllr, Sacrely War-house Deballng lnrer muse Spenklilgr Tireruci Sporls Hurrsu Plays ow Publlc Speaklrlg Inlaiacl Club, PR Glollp Hubul Mr m BlackCumE dy Public Speakmg SllJLk Exchange Game Awards and Fosilinns Heiu Awards and Positions Held: Honolils Academic Colmlis Cllllmal House Honouis Academic 2le Round Malhs Plelr cl Hope All rrorrlry slrrrloy Woodlrrruse Olympiad ausruoss Aclllevemeanle Cuilural All Prize MurNuui Prue lru Clcrlllvlly Mauri- Wream House Pretzel School Preiecl Elllmgunllsm Prim girl 5 Language Prl Allllellcs Team Award Dux Scrlular r994 995 Vlllbshaw Poelly PHIO 99? 1995 QQB Alllkr lans Sublecl Pvl/e Hench Hi r llllvuslol s Essay Furr- Sunlecl Prize Hobbies and Special Inleresls. Hobbies and Special Inlevesls' Mllslc Playlllgllle Gullal Gym Arr Goll Flslllng Orrgam. lnlended Career: AdvomsmgIntended Career: Businessman Dias, Rui Address: PO Box lgl Vandelblllpalk lsou De Kock, Adam Sports: Hockey lsl Team Tennis 3rd Team Squash Address- Social Soccel APF SocceIClub Roller PO Box South 3000 hockey Alulelrcs Spons: Wararoolo U MBJJ may 16)} Swmlmmg Clubs and Cultural Aclivillas: s Gdllleng Schools BaskL-lball SenlurTaam Fllm Club House Music Busmess Game Awams arm Posrliens Held: Clubs and Cultural Acli lies: Honours Hockey Colours ockey SA Hausa Play Urrecror Slack Exchange Game Colours lnr Rollelrhuckey Caprarn ai Saulh Led bl TwD Consecllllve Year: Gnills ng Htills lrllozkey Awards and Positions Hero- Hobbies and saeerai inieresrs: 2nd Round Mama Olympiad Pill] Round thogmphy Socml Rnlimrllnrkcy Sr-ieuce Olympiad Trip l5 C(lmpmul SCIEHCL Olymprau Bus-Hess Acmcyamoru Trc Inlended Career. HDbDIeS and Special lnieresls. lelimluml Slr'mlg Cull lllla lmenoea Career: Momarrre Dicks, Jono Address: PO Box 2564 Folilways 2055 Sports- Rugby U rm man u I65 2ndTeam lsr Team Gnllang u ls D lsiTeam RugbyToul Argerruua ii Chile (lags) Alhlellcs A Team Slrol our ETcaln Sholruul Discus Jauelrn De Zeeuw, Michael Long Jump TllppleJump loam 200m mam Address. mum Relay Tennis 5m Team Slh Team, 7m 53 Hourusreuu Ave Blymlsvon mgr Team Caplzlln BlhTeam Capldln girl Team Canlmn Cllckel U l- R u I58 U168 um Spons )(l Jld XI Allllulu.s A [Dam Hurrlry lsr 14min u um Clubs and Cullurul Achvilies: mm L) HA Wrrlcrpolu Jul rerun U lb Dalwlniall Sammy Film cum llllelrhalise UllSU Deballng llilerrhmlse Public soealrmg PR Awards and Posxllons Heid: Glmlpr lnieraci Chill Blvd Club WIMME Club Colours SellilulI- luleci House Plclccl Busrrrcss name scn Socialy Inlanded Career: Awards and Posirions Held: UlliJoltllIed Colours Rugby House Prerecr nepury Head 01 House AlhlPlICs Team Awald 97 £ '93 Hobbies and Special irrieresi , Gull Gall Ball Cnllecllng Touch Rugby Imended Career: GAP suroeur 9951) Psychologlsl ['lluMliilliun IOU? Value V W- Ebden, Craig Hend k Address: F'O Box 782580 Sandlon. 2lAe Address: PO Box l5l7.Pmegowrle 2I23 Spams: Allilclrcs ATaam. lsocm, aooom 800m, Span : Javellrl Swrmmrng S Gauleng Schools. Termls 2mlTeam Crickel U/lee Rugby lsr Team. Soccer: Crlcklzl All'l xl Clubs and Cullural Aclivirie Caplalll Baskelball Junlol Team Marci Prouuclmns Alrrkaans Redenzlars Clubs and Cullural Acllvrlies: Darwrnran Socrery. Elrsmcss Managemenl MalorProduclrorls Greaso , The Crumble Game, lnleracl Club Jllnlol Achievers PR House Plays Mairrc Flodllcllon Group Slack Exchange Gama erulrln Club Awards and Po Held: Awards and chrllans Held: Hausa Prelecl Rugby Team Bra/er Allllellcs Colours Acadmlllc 9nd Round Mallls Tnam Blazer Alhlellcs Vrclor Ladorum T00 is Olympiad Bllsllle AchlevemeanlL CllnlpllleISclencc Olympiad cnapcl Sleward Hubble: and Special lnieresrs» Business Achmvemenl rre SlcCDllxg Hobbies and Soecral Interests: lnienaaa Cavee A Snarng ACCDlmllllg Inlended Career: Mecllam Du Toit, Jonathan Edmeston, Shaun Address: Address: PO [lax 33047 Nollhcllll 21l5 PO Box 520 Wllkoppnn 2055 Sports: Spons: Hockey 2nd 793m Rowrng UrlSA vlll Ullb A Alrrlerlcs isnnm ATearrl Hockey U 153 u lv Mnlorspon lEB Caplarrr Crlckel urlsa u rec am xl Clubs and Culiural Aclivilies: Clubs and Culiulal AclIl/I les: l2 slur: Ellslrless Game Illleracl Club Slack lrrieracr Club Slack Exchange Game Exchange Game Awards and Posulons Held; Awards and Pasillons Held: Mcm no rnr Coachlllg Honuuls Academlc 3rd Roulld Milms Olvmpl 2nd Round Science Olymprad Hobbies and Special lnleresls: Busmess Acmevemenl Tie Goll Hobbies and Special lnreresls: Inlended Career: Sleeplllg Pm goller Gull Course Arcrrlrcm Intended Career Accounllng Edmonds, Tyron Address: Duggan, James PO Box lm-l Ellks nlln) l spons- Address: Alumnus 800m ATcam Lung Jump Temple 24 ElalrrruralAvc Hrrrlrngmm Sanlllnrl 2WD Jump lsnorrr Rugby :lrrilennr Walwnnln Sports. Jltl l'vilnl Hui-key 2nd Ycam TE lllus nlrr mmerrcs Aloam imam lsrltlm uooorrl ream (Illckel Jill xl Baskel Ball Selllm 3m Blaiel Cross Country Rugby 3m ream Team u um Ulisc: U/l E,R(lwlllq ISHV Clubs and CulluralAclivilles: isi VlH Cnpl'rlln nl Ennis 5m UlIEA Vlll Mzirnr Pllldlicllons A Min Summer Nrglrls Galllenq PlnvlllmdlA Vlll Squash lrnrrsvanl hmrml rlrc-Crnclnle Viva Moxlco Back u l4E(2l Sinai» nlrslncss Game House Play Dllaclol Clubs and CulruralAclivilics: Hnlrsc Plrm llllel rlnrrse Denalrng PR An Club llllurachlub lniwar:l(:orrrrrl.ricn nmurr SlurxExclnrrrgeGnrrrc meals: Junlm Achievers PH Group snnrls Awards and Poslllons Held. Awards and Posirions Held: Calums Rowlllg Slzllnanw Housr: (:nlnins Culllllfll Alllll lll s Tmnl Blrlzel Prcicci Anderson Cnmrrrnrrrly Sm /\w.l rri Bdskclhull ream urn/pr cnnnel Slmkllll Hobbies and Speclal Inleresis, leuu , l ltllclzl Gin/m Hllod Troww Mcms Hlirlllllg Blvd Walrmllg Hllwnlg lroplrv Exumnge Sinucrrr in use lnrended Career: Hobbies and Speclal lnrercsis, Holel Mallaqenlmll Chm llsll: Inlended Career: Ulldcrldeu I'Irc \rydriur lwls E, Els, Johan Forder, Flyan Address: Addmss: lzcaellu Firl Busknll 215A PO Box 70570. Bryansldn, zuzl Sport V some: Tennis 4m Tamil. Rugny drum U/IED Aillleims A Team 100m.200m.400m,ngh Cnckel U MD U/iSD Hockey misc. Jump. Rugby U/MB U/iSB UHSBAIN Cycling Team, 3rd Team, 2nd Team. Cricket Ll/uAr ul Cluosand CulluinlAcnvllles' l5Ay ulleAr 2nd xl Chess Club wildlrla (:luo. Business Clubs and Culiural Acllvllles: Malmgemnnl Gama: lnicraciClllb Slack Back Siege. Film Club House Plays lnlerocr Exchange Gama Cluo Awards and Poelilons Held: Awards and Poamona Held: Honours Academxc.colnuls Culilllrll House Preleci, Alhlorrcs Team Blazer Communrly Service Award Intended Came . Aclunry Intended Career: Commercial Pilol Emmett, David Address: PO Box ismm Bryausluri 202i Forsdyke, Russell Spons: Rugby 56 muddleream u use UlVSC Addres . Cllckel 3rd xl was saplam, UIISE ul PO Box li Mommgsrde 2057 Spons: Clubs and Cullural Actlvlties: Amleilcs ATeam Discus snol-pur. Rugby Maior Prodllcllons A Mld Summer nghi s umm. urlsA UliSA 2ndTeam. lsiTeamy Dream y The Clumble i Rev Hale in me lQQE Rugby Feslwal. lsl Team Tour In Cluclbls 12 Club Darwlrllan Socre Algenimla and Chile, Cnckel U/ldA U/lSA. Debahllg Socrely House Plays, lruermouse UllGA Isl Xi Publlc Speaking. lnleracl Commlllee Mama Clubs and Cullural Aciryiiies: Dance Committee PR Group, sac Darwlnlan SOClelyv sac Hepresenlalwe Hepresenialwe Awards and Pasilions Held: Awards and Posilrons Held: Honours Amlulrcs Colours Amends. Rugby Honours Academic Colours Cllliural 2nd Clicks! House Pralecl School Preiecl Round Malhs Olympiad Deouly head Plelecl Head ol House Wlnnel oi me lan Andelsoll Hobbies and Special lmeresis: Memorial Trophy Head ol PR Head oi Walersklmg Gail alrd Watchlng Dammlan Commlllee CulluraICommulee Intended Career: Hobbies and Special lnieresls: Undecided all intended career- Busmcssman Frangoé, N cholas Evans, Paul Spons: Address: Hockey ur NC U iSC Ur i 55. Squash Cross Po Box ?4i.vllioenskroun @520 Coumry Tennis 5m Team, Cycling. Holler- Spons' hockev Tennis lsl Team Ruglry 56 Club Alllleucs Clubs and Cullural Aciivliies: AUOmndckr l AlITXI.Ull5C UlMC,Houkey Business Managemeril Game College Choir Url ByUr ISH UJMC House Plays Jaa Band Chess Club. Piano Clubs and CuliuralAslivilies: Hobbies and Special lnleresls: PR Group Hllsmcss Mnllagemonl Gamn Phoiogvaphy Marksmanship Flock Cllmblng House Plays liliolvhousr Dammit; Junior Skiing and Walcmrig Achievms lrrruracl Club Slock Exrrllrlllgc Inlended Career: Gama .Junlm Ploducllow Frolessronal Cciouusl & Fladucer Award: and Posmons Held: Culmlls Tennis House Plelecl BiISllmSS AchlcvcanlTlh CullllllerL dlh Chapel Smwald Hobbies and Special lnleresis: Blldllle Inlended Career: Undecided 'l'lia \Iytlllan i Valet! Vg French, Ryan Gillespie, Rowan ress: Andre PO Box 57333 BryanslonI 2021 BVaalAve RIverclueI 2mg seal-Is: rls: Hockey' Isl Team U/NA, U/lsB, U/TEEI Hockey lsl Team. Clickel Illh XI Crickel capIaIn <1th| Ll/IACI U/ SCI Squash clubsUand Cullural Aclivllies: F'RG Clubs arm cultural Aelivllle . WIIdIIIe Club. Flyllsmng Assoclallon Awards and PosIliens Hem: Hockey Team Awat Awavds arre Foslllons HeI - Hockey Team Award. Chapel Sleward, 2nd Hobbies and Special Inleresls: Round Sclence OIympIae GeIl Nannies and Special Inleresis: Intended Career: Flock airmeIngI Bud WaIemng. Hiking. Flyr Accuunlmg ITsl'IIng ShoollngI Scuba DIvIngI SIlolkellIng Spear-Iishlng Inlerrdee Car NaIure Conserya'nen (Eco TeurIsmI Gordon, Roger Sports: oressCoumry Rugby U/MDI U/ISD uIIeD TennIs 7m TeamI Moumam Blkll lgI Skllng. Clubs arm Cullulal Acllvities: College Cheri Dukes: House Plays; lnlerr house DebalmgI Wind BandI scA Fynn, Michael Awavds and Poslllons Held: 2nd Round SoIerIce Olympiad CuIIurel Adam . Wrealh Besl Suppamng Aclor I House I=Iays I50 aeIIII Lane MoInIrIgsIee 2057 97 i Sports: Hobbies and Special lrIIeresIs: Rugby se (me WaIerpeIo 3m Team Cress HlklngOSIeeprng ReaeIngI Alrcrall Music CulmlryISwmmlIng BTeam Taurus Squash AssroI Romng UINAOuad U HScullal Surimg ImeI-Ieed Career: Clubs and Cullural Aclivilie Eleclromc Engineer EnyIrerImemaI Expen FIIIII Club WIIaIIIe Club Inleracl Club Arcmleclure DesInger JournalIsI Awards and Posilinns HeI eauieng SurIIngTeam Hobbies and Speclal lnlemsls: Surimg Sky DIVIngI Scuba DIyIng. Snow ooarolmg Imen ed Caner: Halkerston, Glen Cemuuiers Sumng Address. PO Box I472 Jukskel Palk. 2l53 Spun Rugby unsa U/leA 2nd Team Caplaln IsI Team IsITeamTeur lo ATgenlIna Chlle Cricket Ll/VSB U 16A 2nd Xi Clubs and Cullural Aclivilles: House Ways George, Ross Awards and Posllians Hole: Colouvs Rugby Aeeress: PO Box 799 Cramemcw 2050 Hobbies and Special lnlereslsI PIIoIograuIIy Hock CllIlIblng Pluck Coilerlinn Spens: MachaniCSI TeIInIs ToIIm Rllgbv AmleIIes Team zoom 4OOmIATeam a Team LongJumpIT ple JumpIRugey 3rd lnlended Cares - Team thTeam UiMA U/l5A UHGA Far Spons Agenl Norm Area Team WeliIngIen 2mm RuwIIIg 2an VIII 31d Iv U/lEA VIII UIIeu Iv Cilckcl U/V4B was was Clubs and Cullural Aclivllle House PIays Slage Lrgmmg Tm- MIIlarle MaIOTPmduclIons TheAIeorrIsIs AMIrI Hancock, Justin slimmerNIngI s Dream" wIIdIIIe cIue spans: Awardsanl os AliTlelIIIS mum 200m 400m ATeam cIIIIuraIWIeaIrI AlhlenlIcs Team Award Wrmer Holmuls 97 Rugby U/NA U ISA U/TGA oi Grade II Ari PTuIECl Crickel Ysl XI. U/l-lA UIISA Hoimuls 98 Habbles and Special lnlolesls: Awards and Posillons Hem: mmgI LISienIng Io MusIe Hnllsl: PreIecI lulended Career: Hebmee and Special Imeresls: Sound Engmeenng, Acluary PIayIng lhe Gllllaf Intended career: UnrleeIeee 'IIII. sryrirrrrr l l lx S Harrison, Grant Hoddlnott, Jake Address: Address 1 llnwrlrorrr Urn/n. nnlrcrops, 21m; PO Box 6635! Bryausxon,202l Spons Sports: Honkny lsl lmrnunrrrunru mm. mm u Wdlurplllll um 55 3"] Team, Rugby as Club. mm mm lsl xl UJMA ll lsA JIM loam 3m Team clubs and CullumlAcllvllies: curbs and Culrural Activllles: lull-m Chlll PH Grurrp House Play: mleract curb. PR Group Awards and Puslllons Held: Awards and poslllbns Held: rumours thl l Hmkl-y rurlluurnuMurlrr. House Plulvcl Olvluplrlll Iltlllsu V lmocl Hobbies and Special Imorasia: Hobbies lInd Special Inleresls: tour-u Hllglry Walwrskllng Gull All Put-(w Asnrllllmlv Inlendau Catam- lnlendedCureer; PM! Malllc llm-rrrmll mun-mm Hawkins, Scott Holmner, Ryan Address, Address: PO llm mm Jllkwkm Pam 915 ! 20 Mllllll' Um Ola Wlas Bvdhvdvl w 2008 Spons: Sports, erlmplrlu JRIYPHIH Captalll 21M Tour" u Alhlmlrs mom 2mm 4mm ATeam Rugby MB u lsn ll mu Swllllmlm) U loam lsl Team u MA u l5A U leA Swlmlmllg A Rugby Team Walernnln UrMA UrlSA USIGA clubs and Cullurrrl Acllvilles- Czlul dln lnlmrr curb Clubsand CulluralAclwille . Hobbres and Spemallmevesu. lnrcrachurnmrrree sac Represenlallve erlul skllllg Awards and Posillons Held: lnlended Career Honours Amlclrcs House Prelecl Ullduudud Heyinsr, Johan Hulme, Jason Address: Address: Ken: noun .1 [urnknlrl IPLM PO Box 309 swarm Dark 2l52 Alumnus wow wow 400m ATcarll Spons- Jdvcllll Long Jump Tllpls Jump. Rugby lsl Allllmllts A Dunn BT03! Ulscus Rugby 55 mm <1? mm qU.VH't'Cr1|H3H| u l JA u VGA Chm Huckey u l-IA u rsA u mA Clll:kel drum Hull 5mm): Tram u ma u lsn Snrl'vl clubs andCulluralAclwilres; Clubs and CulluralAcnvilies. Illrllsw Pluys Maulr [Jamil Currnrullau luurw raw. Hobbres and Spoorbl Interests Awards and Posrlions Held: My llshlllg C(llmlls lllurm Hunulllly Alhlmn'x School mlm Vlm- Head nl Hun-.o lnlended Career luuvm Hohbles and Specrallnleresls luuqulr-lnrul Intended Career: Hllm llllml Huth, Robert Addrus: Hilburn, James 90 gm 7 MJU Smldlml 2 MG Address. Spons 4» ml. lulu Aw UMlluuwlll : l ll Tmrnrs murmur lslroanr Pltlvmmal Sl'll't lurn Spons. Hmkl v null ll .rrn mun-r u VIA? luunu, Clubsand CulluralAclwmes: um lrnru Dclrr llmg sluruly Publlz; Speaklllg. House Plny nrr :un Slllvk Exchange Game Ciubs and Cullulal Acllvllies Bllsum» dell Wnrld Dellahng 1. Hull HH JHUSA Mnlulumllum (r: ll Clunrrprunslnu SANAPalllamelllaryDeDallnq [llrwllllrllr Srulnlv murmur 5m My lnu-l CluunprnnslurrWnrnnr PRGluup sCA llllllsl Dvllalmr} IHIK Y Imum- pubM' Slllulklllll Awards and Puslllons Held: Work {xr lhllulv FlrIHII' Wllllllh: ( rlllh llrmours lawns Clllllllnl Hullsr Prvlncl Awards and Po ' ions Held: Hum] 01 uolmrrrg Cnplalll bl Tolulls Slack llmlmlli Al riklf llm WM erund M IN» Ilru \rllhrnn I WN Vain! Jacobs, Wayne Kahle, Richard Address: Address: PO Box T397 Honeydew. 2vo PO Box 16 60 KIA Accra,Ghana SPOTIS: Spo a: SWImmlng. A Team wee Camam. s Gamen Rugby ard'renrn 4m Team U/Mk unamu/ Suhoms waxerpovo Tsr Team Gauleng u/IQT TsauMsA U/IGB Cncke 4m XL U/ME U' Canoemg- Gauleng Colours. Game" TSE was Honours South Nncan Colours Somh NVICEIH Splml Team, Sou ! Mncan MZIVamnn Team, cum and Cullurnl Acravn 5. Isl .n T998 Wovld Cup Maramon KT, K2 Mayor Producuons Recmrhng omcer MTcaua nonyn Hood Tzcmb Cawege Clubs and Cultural Acuvllies: Chow Darwvman Sammy, Dukes, House Darwxman SDCIEW lmmacl Cm!) Plays Invoracr cm Jazz Band wndme cmn Hobbies and SpeciaT Interests: Wmd Dam! erwavelsvann Yum Orchestra Sumng Runmug Imemouse F ubhr; Speakmq \mavrnouse Debating Imended Career: Undeched Awards and Posinens Held: Hnnmurs Acauennc Cuuurau Sean Dmk Mernunar Award 2nd Round Mam; Olympiad 2nd Round Sclencz O ympmd 3m Hound Malhs Olympvad Ton 100 Smenne O ympmd MINTEK 0w (Regionalwmners Gr H Pan 0' Team , Gr T?) Hobbies and Special lnleresls, HTkIng, Pholuqraphy Readrnq Intended Caree . unuacrueu Jacques, Greg Address: PO Box 2243 Cranrervrew 2060 Sports Rugby 55 Club Cncket Isl XI Basketbah SemarTeam ClubsandCultura)Ac ivilie . Katz, Rainer Busmess Game Hausa Ways Wmd Dana Address Awards and Pcsllions Hel - PO Box 260 Franmslown Bolswana Yeam Award Spons: Hobbies and Speual Inlevesls: Rugby 4m Team 55 cm mac u Iec Chanly Work and Walchmg Funess Watevpolo 2nd Team 3rd Team um: Imended Career: Clubs and Cuuural A ivilies: undecrdua An Chm Hm Cmn House Ways, Imeram Club Carcmb Homes and SpECIal Interests: anr Cm>$ Intended career: undemdea Jamieson, Rob Address: Tamrsren sr Evvansmu 202T Span mnTems ATenm HthJump Room morn 300m «com me vaunsmm 0105: Krause, Travis Cuumry Rugby 2nd Team u we unsn u, Address: 14D anvpolu 2ndToam wen U I5F| U PO Box My Crnmewww 20450 Clubs and Cultural Aw s Sports. Busmnss Garm DaermanSoclelv PH Rugby JMYemTT u no u ma u me u 61041;: 60 Swlmvmng MTdnmr Wmmpnm U HC Cuckel Purl X1 SOCt eI (Tm) Slerl 01 98 Awards and Positions Hel Nmmsn Eusmcgs Acmzvemem Tre Clubs and Cullural Actlvmes: Hobbies and Spaciol Inlevesls: onrwnnnn Sormly Hausa Pray,» smmp Couccmvg rnum Rugby Hobbies and Special lmeresls: Intended Career: Burl Wmmug Iltkmg Slecwng Hy usmnq Undc uez Imended Career: UT Tdeculvd 'I'hc Stylhmn \1 r. _, Lerbbrandt, Ross Loubser, Mark Address: Address. PO Box 3958 Rlvolm 2123 PO Box 57692, Bryansmn 2021 Spams: Sports: Swlmmllly Ala-mu Caplmn ATeam mama Alhlellcs B Team JBVEWL Rugby 3rd Yea Walelpolnl FllslTL am Capiom'lm ulmA swlmmlng BTeam Hockey: U/MA. UIISA, U/ Cumin lll l 5A Caplnln, Firsi ream I996- leA, Naial Toul lunbealen~ 199% Squash lgga Transvaal Cells was Transvaal u\ls Transvaal U/(QB Ausltallan/Hong Kong SAUHE SA U\I7 Rugby U\I4A Caplzlln Squash Tour l997l Top Schools llsl vll- UllSA canlnin u lea Plelermanlzburg 1997. Cuckel 3rd xll U/MB Clubs and Cullural Aclivrlies: UrISB U/lsla Soccer lllll lal clunnilllee. lululau Club Mulrlr Clubs and Cullural Acuvilles: Ounce Coinmlllcn Sllx Exchange Game Buslness Gama. Darwlman Soclelyl Fllm Club Rouse Plays lnleracl Club Phaloglaplllc Club. Slack Awards and Posillons Hold. Exchange Game wllclllc Club Hulmllls Walsllmlo Swuvlmlng HCéld oi Awards and Poailiona Held: Halls: 5cnool Pielccl Colours souasn Hobbies and Special lnreresis. Hobbies and Special Interests: and Walcmng and Walchlng, Pncrcgrapny. Rock Climbing Inlended Career: Stirling. Hunlmg. Cycllng l5 Cape Argus Cycle loursl Klngswood College MEmovlal Cycle Busmcssmml Touch Rugby Gall lnlended Careerl Cnmmeme Worklng ln England dunng l999 Lerche, David Address: Lumb, Michael PO Box will Femdale 2160 Address: Spons: PO Box 57725 Bryarislcl'l 2021 Rugby 56 Club U/l4D U KSD U lBD Spons: SWlmnllng BTcam Walelpolo U ME U lSE Rugby lslTeam.U/l6A VlCeVCEDIBln uliaa u 65 lldTeanl U lSA U HA Cnckel 15lX| U/ISA U"4A Clubs and Cultural Acllvilles: Gauleng u lsA Gauleng UHEA 199577 Malor Producllons A Md Summer ngnl s Gauleng U'l9 Scum Alncan Schools i997 Dream Back Slage Darwlnlan Somali/l SA u is MTN u lQWarld Cue. Gauleng 5 Deballng Soclely House Plays lnlevrhuuse clubs and Cullural Activities: Public Speaklng lnleracl Club. PR Group wildllle Club lnleracl Club Slock Exchange some lnlevrrlollse Deballng Awards and Posllrons Held: Awards and Pbsilions Held: Honours Crickel House Plel Honours Academlc Colours Academic 2nd Round Malhs Olymplzd, 2nd Round Science lnlended Career: Olympiad CulluralWrealll Undecided Hobbies and Special lnleresls; Goll Walelrskllllg Taxlllellrly lnlended Career: cnenncal Engineering Luyt, Gareth Address: PO Box 69653 Bryanslon 202l Little, Nick pons Alhlellcs Rugby U'HB uirssl u 16E.3rd Addressl Team 2ndToam.Swlmmlng ETcarn PO Bax 038 ll/mild 2128 Waleroolc W43 unsa U SE ERdTeam Spons: Rugby u is!) UJISE UiMD so Cluhl Clubs and Cullural Acxivities: WilleanlO u rsc Squaslllcrlckol U/lSE Film Club House Plays lnicrccl Clllb Hnbbies and Special lnlerests: Awards and Fosllions Held Readlllg ScubaDlvmg Flylng House prclccl Habbies and Special Inleresls: Intended Career: Slamp Collccung Beach Volley Ball Undemded Intended Career; Slcckbrukel '1 11¢ styrlmn lvox 7 Valttl Vg MacLachlan, Travis Mclver, Gareth Address: Address: PO Box I725, Fullrways 2055. PO Eux 1533. Cramarylew. 2060. Spans: Spams: Arnlelrcs A Team. Hugey 3rd Team. unsc, Alnlellcs lsoom, BTeam ATzam,Rllgby and U/1SC.Cnckel 3m xl WASH/15c U/(EB Team All: Team u/Isn. UNSEWaIerpDIo U/ Clubs and Cultura| Aetlultles: MC U/Isc.Crlckel 4m xl House Plays House Play Dlreclm. Back Clubs and Cultural Acllvilles: Slade Inlemcl Club WIIdIIIe Club. Inleracl Club Awards and Posmons Held: Awards and Positions Held: Head at House Team Award. Maul Tle Menl Tye Hobbies and Spealal lnlerests: Hobbted and Spemal Inletesu: Scuba DIvIng Rock Clnnmng. Flsnlng Intended Career: Inlended Career: Pllol CIVII Englneenng Magni, Paolo Mclver, Ian Address- Address: lssllmmllnd Mommgstde Sandlon 2MB ls Flte Aye. Hurllngnam 2l96 spurts sports: Rugby 3rd Team. 4th Team Walerpola u/ Rugby U/ME,UII5D.Hockey Ll/ISB 3rd NB Teams 2nd Team and Team. Crlclrel 3rd Team Crlckel am XLSWImmIng BYeam XI 316 4mXV UldrB,2nd/3vd VI 3rdxl Walelpolo UIHB CIuhs and Cultural Activities: Clubs and Cullural Aclwltles: IvIIeIa-zl clue Darwlman Soclely. FIKm Club. InIeIaCI Clllb' Awardsand Posltlons Held: Slack Exchange Game Flyrilshlng Club House Prelecl Hobblzs and Special Interests: Hohhles and Spemal Inleresls: Flyrhshlng Scuba Dlylng. Muslc. Playmg \he Archaeology Cars Meldmlkes Gulldl Intended Career: Intended Career: Undecmd AIChIIaCIuIe McCulloch, Grant McLaughlIn, Ryan Address: Sports: PO Box 1348 CIamENIew 2060 Hockey Tenms 7m Team Vlce Caplaln Spons: Squash,AlnIellcs 500m Walerrmlo UIIJA Hockey Ul SB Hugdy 56 CluDJJlISD ullse UIIGC VICE Caplaln Huguy U no u ISE udaass club LnopSoccet Bane! Clubs and Cultural Aellvlues- CIubsandCulluvalAcIlv es: House Plays Inlevacl Clllb Ahlk ans HadeItddIS Buck Slage Busmeee Game, Heuse Plays lDyoclall Hobbies and Speclal lnleresxs: SIZImpCoHoclmq Walevrskllnq Intended Career: lntended Career: Unueuded Accounllltg McGarvie, Richard Address: PO Box 78 clamerylew men McLean, Jonathan Spons Address: Rugby U/MC Unsou I5C.Squaeh PO Box 55523 B ZWHDK' 20H] Squashcammlllee was was 2nd Spens: Tiansvaal ulma Crlckm llmc. Ullec Hockey u HA u laA u m lslToam Clubs and Cultural Actlvules- ml syaal ll IE: Tnmsynnl ll m CIICAeI U lnlevacl Club PH Gmllp HA u Hm ml xl TIr'msvdnl I; I7 lIansvaal Awavds and Posi ons Held: u m Transvaal u 95) Gama!" Coluuvs Acadenuc 2nrlnounu Malhs Awards and Poslllons Held olymplarl 9an Round Smonce Olymplad Menl Hummus arm: Hockey 2an Hound Mallts Tle Olymplau House, Pvelarl School Fromm Hobbies and Speclal Interests: Hob sand Speclal Iniaresls Gall Soccer Mllslc 5mg Intended Career: Inlended Career Accounllng UndL CIded Ills xryrllml 1908 S Meyer, LanEe Mokate, Thabo Address: Adam PO Box ms, Hone-yum 2040 7 Blarrgowrle Dnye, Elarrgowrle. 2125 Spam: Spam: Allllclros Rugby us: Team Trorrsyool Sclmnls Rugby 56 Club: U/lsD urr5D. U/MD, Rugby 95 Walalpnln Soulll Alum urls a Ur Baskelball Saoror Team Tannls l7 lslToarn alum una eunurul Acliviliu: Clubs and Cullmal Activities: Chess Cluo: Fllm Club: House Plays: lnlemd Darwrlrrarl sl-crrrry House Plays cull: Awards and Poalliuns Held: Awards and Posmonl Held: Hmlallls Arhlolrcs. nurllly, Walerpolo School Chapel Sleward Pmlocl Holrsu Prelmtl Hobo-as arm Speclal lnlmals: Hobbies arm Speclal lmarasls: Readlng. Sports Elm Wl llchlug Prrorogruphy, Sports Inlanded Career: Inlended Career: Undeclded ullllecrrlull Montgomery, y Addma: PO Box l527 Hlvunla.2125 Sporls: Mmer, Peter Rugby lslTeam urlsA U/lsa Caplarn, u: MC Cvlckel am xl U/IGAr Ll/ISB U/MD Address: Squash was Soccer PO Box 935 Blomhol 2m Spons- Clubs and Cullural Aclivi es: Alhlelrcs A Team Ur l 7 Age Gruup Champlun Fllrrr Club lnleracl Club Rugbv so mull Hackey lslTeam UHSA Awards and Poui on: Held: Capmln USSASA UllQ NallonalTeam Colours Rugby Transvaal u ls»: urns Cvlckel 4rh xl Hobbles and special lnlsresls: lCapralrlr Gall Skllng Molowacmg Walohrng TV Clubs and CulluralAc vilies. MUSIC House Play Dlveclol House Plays lrrrcracl lnmnded Career: Club errlllle clun PFlGrmlp Chaneted AccouManl Awards and Posllions Heldl Colours Hockey House Prelecl Schanl Frelecl Team Award wlrlrlor ul Sm 9 Hrslory Prolocl Prr/e Moolmarl; Gareth Hobbies and Special Inleresls: Phblography Hlklng eon Scuba Dlvmq Sports. Sal-cer Alhlellcs loom 200m loom ATeam Long Jump TllpplEJllmp Rugby UlIGD Swlmmlng lnlerrdea Career: ATeam s Gauleng Schools Hockey u lsa, Gap Year Psychology Squash Transvaal Uri-15 Transvaal urlsa Transvaal u lsra Clubs and Cullural Acllyllies: Darwlnlan Soclcly lnlcr-house Deoallog, Ill|et housu Publlc Speuklllg lnlemcl Club Awards and Pasillons Held: Team Award lor Swmrmlhg and Alhlellcs Mllkelo, Tsepo Hobbres and Special Irrmrasls: Address: Mounlorn Elklllg sllrlrrlg Walchmg Mow-es PC [10x MBA) Y>.1Xlllllly NM) Ell I! Walchlllg Spons: Inlande earaer: Rllohy Uth Url rl} aroc ll um» (tollrrrry |H(lllshlal Psycllolaglsl Yellllltr Surilill lr» rrs slllror Hul lwy U Ml) CluhsandCulluralAcll les Mrljull vuduullllls *Mrkllllr. slurmlhrrro (:orrllrlulr-lylllrlrrllr AvlClllelrll ll llorr Moore, Andrew nun-s rllrrrclrrlr rlolrsaploys HOMCYCKHH um»: Slnqe Cllmlll Versrl Spons: Awards and Poslllons Held: Hockey {lvrlTearm Urlsc U/IEC Cllckel U: CIervlSlllwalll Clrllurlerlrzolh IHUFHSV r4; urlsn, urlso Ald C( vllllmll Handmrrg Elcslodlord Gull! Clubs and Cullural Acllvrlles: Dlnlomu Malor Pvaducllnns Glease' College Chou: Hobbies and Special Inlevesls: Darwrnran Soclery Dulles lrrlor-house BIMWAICIHHU Deoolrng Slack Exchange Game lnlennea Career: Awards arm Positlons Held: Mollllrlro Cullural Wroallr 2nd Round Marhs Olymplaa Hubbles arm SpeCIal Inlelesl Headlng Role Praylrrg Compulev Games Inlended Car-zen Fanlasy Navel Aullrur 15H l lll» Slllllllln P708 Valet! Vg Moore, Stephen Noffke, Carl Address: Address: PO Box 70484. Bryanslon, 202i Plot 71 7tIt Road Blue Hills Mrdrand. 1665. Spons: sports: Hockey tst Team. cnchet tst Xl Rugby 2an Team 3rd Team. Alh Team. U/ISC, Clubs and Cultural Activities: U/l5E Waterpolo. 2nd Team. 3rd Team. u/ Jazz Band. Wmd Band 155. U/isa, Ist Team Tour to Argentina Awards and Positions Held: Clubs and Cultural Activities: Honours Cultural. Colours cricket, House interact Club CarClub Prelecl Awards and Positions Held: Hobbies and Special Interests: House Flelecl Tennis, Goll Hubble: and Special Interests: Intended omen Reslortng Cars Eleclltcal Engtneeling Intended Career: Undecided Myburgh, Corné Address: PO Box 98385, Sloane Park elf)? s: Alhlellcs Caplatn (Ol 95 800m ISODM. acoom School champion tor '97. '93. Cross Country Caplatn Ior '98. A Team Srnce 94. Noniiern Gauteng Cross Country Champion Ist Team Tour to Cape Town: Rugby UIISD Ur Norwood, Gareth ND uries,0cached um and U/lS. Swimmtng viceCaptarn BTeam Since 94, Address; Walerpolo 2nd Team Since 95 VicerCaplam PO Box Isiosa Bryanslori.202l Squash Captain. Transvaal U/MA. Transvaal Sports u ieA Transvaal u, ISA Captain oI Tvl Srde Athletics- A Team. Javelin. Hockey u/MA. Ur Ior SVealS SA Squash U/lQ No a U/21Top I5A. urieA Crichel. Mountain Bike Racing 15. Squash Tour to Hono KongAuslralla, Ist Clubs and Cultural Activities: Team IorThree Vears. Hockey Helelee ior the Interact club. Malrlc Dance Committee, Inter um: and Urts age groups house Debating Clubs and auIturaI Activities: Awards and Pas-trons Held: lnleracl Committee Junror Achievers Malric Honours Academic. Art Award Dance Commlllee PR Group. House Play and House Music nrrector Modules and Special Interests: Reading Magazines Awards and Posillans Held. Honours Souash Colours Aihimrcs Cross Intended Career: Country Team Award to: Swrmming. Head cl Advenrsrrrg House Chairman 0! Souash Committee winnernr the Penryn Marathon Trophy Wrnner 0' st Slithians Squash Trophy. winner oI Gauteng Squash closed, Ment Tte Hobbies and Spectal Interests: Budding Cars Long Drslallce Cycling Hunirhg. Gall Trtalhlans Intended Career: Englneanng Slack BmkEl O Brien, Michael Address: PO Box 370 Peiewale 2l51 Ndonados, Peter Sports: Athletics BTearit Discus Shorptil House Address: Team Clltkcl arr» XI Hockey and Team PO Box iisi Nanriclrll,2iis Clubs and Cultural Actlvtties: Maror Productions Reuulllllg outcer BTeam Lolly Jump IUOm nugoy Business Game interact Club Jazz Band urioB Ui lSA.U/lSB UrlAC U/lAEUrl-IA thu Band Wrintrie Club Swrmmrng Caotain ATeanr.BTearrr Wateroolrr 2nrtTearn. urieA U/lSA U MA Awards and Pos ons Held: SoccorICamarrit Culllllnl Wlealll Clubs and Cultural Activities; honoree and Special Interests; Alrrkaans neacriaars Business Game Hrhrrrg Hoaurttg Hook Cllllibillq Scuba Diving interaci Club thdliie Clith. lnlzlrhouse riy iishrrtg Horse errrig Debating Intended Career: Awards and Posltlons Held: reer Mertrcrne Pnsl Mairrc Colours Swimming. 2nd Round Maths Olympiad. Head ol House. Itooores and Special Interest . Flock ctrmorng. Soccer, Shooting. Sianduo Comedy Inlended Career: Actuary 'I ha 5|)'T|li.ttl i998 Raab, Anthony Rankin, Ian Address: Address: PO BOX 223 MorningSldE 2l57 PO Box H59. Edenvale. 1510. Sports: Sports: Alhietios A Team. iavelrn. Rugby uma. U/ Rugoy Aiii Team. waterpole. 3rd Team 5A U/ SA Waterpoio Ui 15A.Ui l6A 2nd Clubs and Cultural Activities: Team Captain t2 Club. Bustness Management Same, House Clubs and Cuilulal Ann/mes: Play Direc|on House Plays: tnieraot Club: Inleracl Commlllee. cnaiirnan oi MalrtC Dance Junior Achievers: Maine DanCe Commlllesi Conlrnriiae PR Group: Public Speaking. Awards and Fashions Held: Awnrds and Positions Hold: 2nd Round lehs Olympiad, Rouse Rieieei Honours: Academic. 2nd Round Malhs School Protect Olympiad, 2nd Round Sctence Olympiad. Business Achievement Tie: Chapel Steward. Hobbies and Special lnleresls: Goll Hobbies and Special interests: intended Career: Compmers, PioIessional Gollei intended Career: Undecided Rasmussen , N orman Address: Ramasia, Obakeng PO Box 377: Femdale. 2i 60: Address: Spons: PO Bo l. Cramervlew 2050 Waterpoio aid Team. U/lSC. U/l 5C. U/1 4C: Hockey A|h Team. U/tsn. Li/ISD. U/MD. Sports: Attileires isoorii soooin 4DOm.800m.A Clubs and Cultural Activitie Team. Cross Counliy. Rugby UimA. U/lSA, PR Group. House Music. College Choir U/IGA. :iid Team Captain. SA u/l9 Rugby Awards and Positions Reid: LeagueTearn (l997/o).sWimming ETeam, Top l5 Computer Science Olympiad: 2nd Waleipdlo U/MB Ullsa. U/leB. 2nd Team Round Science Olympiad. 2nd Round Maths Clubs and Cultural Activities: Olympiad House Plays Hobbies and Special interests: Awards and Positions Held: Computers. Heading Team Award lor Cross Country and Alhleltcs intended Career: Hobbies and Special interests: Electrical Engineering: Computer Piogiammei Touch Rugby intended Career: Rugby League in England. Spons Managemenl Rawlinson, Stuart Address: PO Bax l30290. Biyanslon: 202 sports: Rugby 55 Club: Crleel 41h xi SA Cznueing Clubs and Cultural Activities: Business Management Game. Film Club. Ramsey, Graint House Plays. interact Club. Slack Exchange Game. wildliie Club, Address: Hobbies and Special interests: 20 Woodlands Ave Hurlingnam Mandi. 2l46 Fly-llsl ltng Sports; Alhlellcs A Teaine B Team. Javelin, Shohpul intended Career: Rugoy CoacliUil4.u/tos.u/tsa Swlmmlhg Pysohologist. ATeam BTeam Waleipolo and Team. UilAB. U/lSB ullsB Coach Clubs and Cultural Activities: Maiol Productions, Back Stage. House Plays Retief, Darren lnteracl Club Stock Exchange Game. House Music Address: Awards and Positions Reid: PO Box tl7t. Randburg 2I25 Team Blazer. Merit Tie Qualitied Tvl Rugby SW S: Coaoh AlhleltCs Long Jump A Team, Tiiople lump. tooin.200ni. Rugby UIMB U/l5C.wteC 56 Hobbies and Special interests: Cluo. Walerooto UN 40: Mountain Bike Hunting Rugby Coaching Touon Rogoy Racing intended Career: Clubs and Cultural Actlvities: Cheinroai Eiigiiieenng Post Mairrc inteiact Ciuo Hobbies and Special interests: Blrd WaIChlng: Touch Rugby intended Career: Undecided ilit- Slylili ll 1998 Val!!! v? Reynolds, Jin y Rodenhuis, Jasper Address: Address: Gdamlandd Am Bryallslon Ext 3 Hundhurg. PO ux ,1 55. (:uuunrwutv mm) 2m Span . Hobbies and Special Inlerests: Alllltrl s ngllttltrllll) ltuekuy :lulrunm thmg, Blcycles Clubs and Cultural Activlllos: Intended Career: Bllsllll s ; mum llullrltlllly Snl-ruly, Illlul Undecldlzd llnusu Dnuluuur Slut r rm llrlllut) Game Awards and Positrons Neld: Humlllls Aunt-r lltemcse At lmwmnom lu- 2nd ltnnnrt Mallls ()lylrlpmtl Intended Career: Ul llll'rtll lml chardisfShaun Address: Rule, Donovan PO 13m ((1436, Blvnllsslllll, mm Sports: Address Runny U/MC [S D (:(KK H, Trlllllln 71h thrIIIl m nnxwmu murmur/w i'lllik) Hockey Ul MC m5: LHIGC spurts: C|uhs and Cultural Aclivilies: Cunkut ml xl Hltully Xlll hum Mulm Prrltltlcllons Grtrttsu Buck smut» Clubs and Cultural Annuities rum emu. llllomcl Club PH Group, wlln .er utuwmuru 5m My, mum mm, Inluuut Club mun lmmlm 5mm,Sm:ltvuwuurt.uwn Hobbtes and Special Interests: Awards and Pas ns Held: Rock cumlnnq, Sllrllllq Travelluur qu Culture mlruml Jurnpmn Hobbles and Special Interests Intended career s.us:.ruluv-elumm- sutuu llrltrmmu Illlollllrllloll 5 alums Intended Career umtmm Robson, Taygan Address: F'O Box 1156? Rrvnrrlu,?l?ll Saunders, James Sports: Address- Rugby W In. U/MA, u/wx, U/l U lell Potllrx u lmrllluur :lwl Tenn Clllzkr l U/ME, UHSC ll/YliC,41lll xl Spuns' TVL Snrllntr Inn tum SA Hmw rlllllmm lulu) mu; U HlL Clubs and Cultural Actluaues: 5wlllllllllll| mm." lutmctComrmtten wlldlllvmulr Hum Clubs and Cultural Acllvilles, lays m. may" rut-mtttmmmut- Wllrlllltl Awardsand F Dslllans Held- munAlumm»ttmtnuttur, Inrruu Hnusu l'relnt-t Awards and Posttiens Held- Notables and Specxal Interests: llml ut Hnlm, 5mm; Gym Wlllllllr: rtmly lmnlmu trym Hobhles and Spnclal llIIcrL-sls' mum Rllglly l tlllnly my rum , Intended career: Intended Cnreer pm: Menu llwtm Mull Robson, Travis Schonborn, Craig Address [ 08th 7 Hlvlmlu ?I?él Address l'trltnx mm Hrtllwttylllltlm- um Spons- nunuy securu Czlllhllll U'MA Url /K lu Spons' IGU SWlnunlnu erll'llllllll Hr l/lll autumn Hlltrllv um lllll Hlllll, H m 1 le lrnur. unsll U/le mr [mull urn 1mm urn l.-..ln mum-m u, mu t mm H lrlll wut Cluhsand CulluralAcllviItes: Fun mun 1 mm: mm lnlmul mun Wlltllllt- Clubs andcullur.llActiurlres Chllt "lllrtkl thmllll mun lnlvmllhhlll Hull Chm Awards and P05 ns Held: Ilullw, l wlttm AwarrlsamlFusllIons HcId MIX-l mm mm M,r...u,r»nwntlrun, Hubble: and Speeral Interesls: Sunny wruw mum wlmrwrllnu llmty Hubbles and Spec ltnterests huzmllllq nym r u, Wart r mm lu Wm Intended Career: Intended Career ncom Murknnnt. frllull vMrlllrllllllllr lll An Illll tr um- Ilrt- \[\llllt|ll l ll lx F Schonfeldt, Slade, Gareth Gregory Adam . PO Box 2Ial, Cramervrew: 2060 Address. sports: 259 Wellawodmr Rd. Blacklleaih, 2l95 Rowing Isi VIII Isl lvl Rugby 56 Club. u/ Sports: ME ullsu Captain Rugby U, MU U ISU: UIIGD F ' Club Tannin Awards and Pasmane Held: alumni 4Ithimi Squash Soctdl 50mm colours Rowrng Clubs and Cultural Activities: sum Exrluuuiu Game House Plays, llltemm Hobbies and Special Interests: Onlrllllll ne Scuba Divmg Hobbies rind Spaclal Interests: Intended career: Gall Snccel Cylthilq Undeclded Inlendud Career. Undeuded Smith, Ross Seeliger, Jock Address: Address, PO Box 3320: Ruslenhurg. 0300 FOan Bryallsmn 2021 Sports: Sports: Rugby UlMA UllsA U/16A,Yennls 7m Almerics mum 200m AYeam Rugby lsl Team Team Capiam u MAUIISA u ISA Swnnmlng lag-14996 BTcalIi Waierpaio am Clubs and Cultural Actuaries: Mayor Ploducllons Sid 7 Play 995) Team u IsA u my me Caolaln Darwinian Sociew Film Club Phoiograpmc Clubs and Cu lural ACI es: club inleraol Club Milkaaiis Rerlanaars Darwinian Society Awards and Positrons Held: House Plays Photographln Club Slock House meci Enhange Gar ? Wildme Chi!) Awards and Poslllons Held: o Interests: Honours Academic Colours Rugby 2nd wine Connosleur Round Malhs Olympiad Head Prelocl House Intended Career: Plelecl Undecided Hobbies and Special Interests: Phumgraplly Flyrllsnllig Noise Riding Intended Career: Ancounllllg wildIlIs Consowatlon Smith, Tyron Address: Sharpe, Adan PO Box I2 Morrdeor 2llo Sports: Address Ruglry Isl leulrr 2nd Team Walerpoln 2nd smug sum-r ()rmsrmlumlml INN loam u IGE ROM/mg u ISA Vlll Sports: Clubs and Cultural Activities Rugby :33!th l2 Chi!) Alnlaans Redenams: Slage Ligh ing, Clubs and Culiural Activities: Slot-ll Exchange Game l2 (Jill; PH Grlmp Skit k Lxumuqn mum Awards and Positions Held: tsunuummum 9an Round Mains Olympiad Business Awards arm Positions Held: Aoluevonrcul TIE. 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Plrlylllq IIm mullrn Parknlme 2I96 Intended career- Sports. chartered Amninlanl Cllckel Ull4C U'lSC. urtsa, Baskelball Senlorlcam (Caplalnl Awards and Positions Item: Basketball Caplaln Team Awald Nannies Ind specral lnteresls: Musm Intended Career: MCSE. camp oaunclllor ||\k Slvlllldll I l lx % You were always fun. As youririends Said always thinking at others. You Obituaries would subtly compliment them and you made them feel good. This was a very good ploy with the girls. Benji reckons Andrew Whitebread You were so unscared to participate, you were probably the greatest to make a lool oi yourselt. quite spader". Lauren is here and all your family irrepressible. like a jack-in»a-box. You They remember so much: like the and peers sitting along the wall. There represented the poet-like figure in your group as described in Lawrence evening you bumped into a lamppost are lour wreaths in the sanctuary, one in Plett and the light went out, so you tor your Mom and Dad. Ethel and one Ferlinghetti s poem. Constantly risking absurdity": bumped into a whole lot more and the tor you. The Dukes are going to sing; same thing happened; riding in the there are flowers in the Chapel. Constantly risking absurdity Shoprite trolley: the way you kept the and death hair care busmess going, as Andrew said. With your gels like Placenta hair whenever he performs gel lor healthy-looking Alto man" or lip above the heads ice or aqueous cream or anything to of his audience make your hair look perfectly messed the poet like an acrobat up; like the time you thought you were climbs on rime hardcore on two skis and the girl you were showmg oft to, got up on a slalom to a high wire oi his own making They remember your Nelson Mandela and balancing on eyebeams imitation when reading Long Walk to above a sea 0/ faces Freedom"; your ambition to start a band paces his way when you had learnt only a few strings oi the guitar; your fantasy about starting to the other side 0/ day a DJ business: your wallet stuffed with You were such an enthusiast and till slips. cars, bric-a-brac. but no money, brilliant improviser. Madame Fodor They remember the time when you went recalls the time our debating llood to the Michael Jackson concert with arrived late at an interschool away R10 and no ticket. You didn't mind whether you got in or not. You did get a Vouiclose lriends have been seating debate because the Combi got lost and ticket and borrowed the R150. You paid people and handing out the you had hardly sat down and taken olt programmes, We are shocked and your coat when you sprang to your feet it back. The point: you loved to take a challenge. to live on the edge. They stunned and crying. but we want to and made a point so relevant to the remember your wacky, eccentric views remember you and the brightness of topic that it was mentioned in the and your passion and enthusiasm that your lite, Andrew and Andy and Andrian adjudicator's summary. convinced others that you were right and Benji and Richard; Nick and When Mr MacCallum decided that You could convince anyone of Jason and Stuart gathered in my study the UN debaters were going to come anything the other day to recall things you did out at the Grade 105 and not the Grade and said. Dawid, many at your 12s, he called out the top historians. Richard said that you were at your girlfriends, and your peers have been You weren't one of them, but you happiest at the end at last year doing the same: because. as Mr hovered outside his study. sensing because you had your down moments Hovelmeier said, in trauma we have to something was going on. The team which you communicated to your remember before we can begin to only consisted of three. You insisted iournal Your journal wasn't in your forget. in the sense of cope, Mrs you wanted to be on it. Mr MacCallum room last night and l was quite relieved: MackenZie spoke to your class about put your tour names into a hat and you it's your secret mental garden. Your U2 retraining you to 16. We can only deal chirped what's it worth to pull my name. llags and peace posters were there With what you were: we can't deal with Sir". He did. and the cut-out lrom The Star in 1996 the what if's'K on "Saints giving St John s a beating" - Mrs Brink remembered the way you you loved your rugby. On your desk But the progress I saw trom a Grade used to read the English summary to was a newsletter on spirituality at 8 boy, who was trankly irritating and Fiela se Kind. She gave you the only Saints written by the Rev. your 7998 precocious. to a long slab who wrote copy and you added words and diary untouched; a note from a poetry on bits ol paper in his pockets thoughts ol your own as it they were in giillriend on your pillow; and outside. and was a brimlul oi creativity, debating the translation and had the class in tits iloating across your balcony and skill and musicality, leaves the wonder ol laughter. through your window. came wailing oi what you might have been. from Ethei's room. 0n yourTV was the 'I'hc Siyiliiiiii W98 159 m, collected works ol Shakespeare, Gareth Fletcher grass was singing and Shirley and other lriends sat down, she spoke in a You were really into your acting, When Gareth sat dressed in scarves strong vorce about the previous early hoping to go to acting school in the U.K. and shirts ol the Welsh colours morning when the police knocked on The play at Brescia will go on at the amongst a group ol Free State larmers the front door and Bronwyn helped end ol the month Without you In the lead during a test match against the Boks make the tea, then Eric and I stood role. You have not been replaced Your and shouted loudly, provocatively and under the shade cloth parking that lines will be distributed and the whole in vain, there was in that moment in his Gareth was lixing and the dry grass was event will happen as it you were there. lite much at what he was about: a sense singing and we talked at the sadness, Quite weird really, like your aliens ol lun. strong loyalty. commitment to a senseless waste ol Gareth s journey so posters. The play will be dedicated to cause, love oi the underdog, and a suddenly cut oft. you. but It will be ditlerent Without your hovering despair - like the great Welsh spark. poet, Dylan Thomas. Gareth s young Our lirst thoughts this afternoon are liie captured the highs and lows Dylan lor you in Gareth's lamily and our You're not here now either, but you deepest condolences and sympathy are with us, Thomas captures the Joy oi his youth in his description ol being ' we give to you because it helps us in Andrew Fenner writes- our conlusion and griel. Gareth ,, young and easy under the apple touched us all in his lite and in his death. Memories Will shine forever, boughs Your soul Will never lade,,, Gareth s lriends and stall are deeply About the lining house and happy shocked because Gareth was Your laughter was your core - as the grass was green beginning to lly as a young man. His the source of/oy, passmh, love eilectiveness and helplulness at Your body, but a naked hand Sloane Meat Market and the regard the Your soul a gaping glove Maude and Hans held him in, is You soul is your power, legendary. Mrs Sue Mackenzie, Mr Hugh Huggett, Mr Greg Theron, Mrs Jill no one, can take away, Worth, Mr John Knight, Ms Leigh Your soul a giant wave. Pleass. Mr Marc Falconer, Mrs Rose your body but me spray. Diack, Mr Cliff Murray all wrote about May you fly With Angels Andrew. We Gareth. Many statl have verbally will never forget you, expressed their sadness to me, They wrote lyrically ot Gareth s captaincy ol You lived your me to the lull. You d the smmming team where he did "a go each day to the Tuckshop, buy a hotdog, cover it with tomato sauce. superb too at organising. controlling and motivating the team, as well as mustard and HP. then go look lor your lriends That says it all reporting back to MrAtteridge his coach and maintaining accurate records". We are going to sit in silence and Throughout his Matrtc year he had remember your smile; your taken his work very seriously and as irrepressibilily, your sense oi humour. With his Sixth Form career and was your tragility as Mr Falconer described going to make it worthwhile having and ends his poem With it lyou were the kind oi teenager who organised a place at university. There appeared untouchable but. like all at Time held rite green and dying was emerging in Gareth in his post- us. you were actually sensitive to Matric year a sense at purpose about criticism), your love ol lun. your Gareth too was held "green and his future, Gone was the lonely figure sensitivity and your bravado; Nick says dying" in the swmgs ol his youth' so at Grade B waiting around the Chapel he still hears your "rusty ballslip vorce : olten lull oi toy and taking, so olten circle to be picked up. Gareth loved and then we're gomg to lorgive you lor searching and wanting to lirtd Saints always one at the lirst to arrive the tact that you did absolutely no and the last to leave; his tears as he lelt academic work last year. That hardly His end came where the dry grass the Chapel in this nal Matric Assembly matters now, Vou were Vital, creative, Sings" and there is the "sound ol water were tears oi great loyalty in love With Me A thanks lor the example over a rock" and in my despair these colours oi red Jersey and green He wrote about waterpolo in his US the soul afraid of dying innocence and brown Highveld swirl Creative Writing Portiolro lor Matric: in contusion, It was under the brown That never learns to live -The Rose thatch at his room, listening to rave, As the rst goal was scored, / tell a shot 0/ pain course through my legs, I and looking out at his Window where Mr Dawd Wylde shot my hand up and climbed sw lly the dry grass sings. that Gareth out 0/ the cool water, As I sank down iourheyed in his mind. While the dry :lll I'Iic btvtliinii I llld ,% onto the bench. I felt my tatherdrape a white, digital numbers. I knew that we confusion, a young man who was rough, warm towel over my glistening had work to do. and as I turned to swim green and dying", who was beginning shoulders as another searing, to my positron [saw the crowd a! familiar to fly as a person and the red and brown agonising cramp racked my legs . all I faces staring a! me, dry grass singing and the water that could do now was wait, llows over a dry rock: but when we litt Gareth gave seliless service to the our eyes beyond this barren plain to The next few minutes crawled by as First Aid. He out In so much time and the hills whence cometh our help. the I tried to regain use ol my legs. All l care and organisation and was always Image that Will remain in my mind is knew was that I had to play. As I rose so reliable (as tor example in the mini- one Saturday morning as Gareth was slowly to my feet I knew Ihal everything athletics). He delighted in the domg First Aid. Tapping him on the would be alright. My coach called me acknowledgement and recognition shoulder and saying thank you. I over, Gareth, are you alright now ?" he given to him by those who worked With watched his lace turning, smiling and asked. Yes, I'm fine Sir. I just want to him. He was considerate. ooltte and tull of appreciation. get back in the waler," l pleaded. gentlemanly as a houseguest at the Wylies. and as a member of Mr Knight's Thank you tor the privilege of Eventually he waved me back In. As tutor group. knowmg you, Gareth I split the water for a second time a lamilrar lee/mg came over me and as l Now we remember. In our griel and Mr Day/d Wylde glanced at the scoreboard and saw Staff Farewells Saints bid larewell to Saints during The Old Hands cl 8 years and more when things broke down (at all hours the course ot1998. Saints has become were given their larewell gifts at the linal of the day and night) decided it was the training ground lor aspiring year end lunctions held at the Rector's time to hang up their tools and retire teachers bent on lurthering their residence. They Included Isabelle We Wish them both a happy retirement careers In the teaching world. Ken Webb, who had helped the boys and and time to enjoy their grandchildren. Krige left us to take up the post oi girls achieve great heights in the Mr Dave McGaw Headmaster oi St Mark's School musical disciplines. Rob DaVIdson and midway through the year. We wish him Tommy Deare who maintained the well and are sure that he will become smooth tunctidning oi the College a great headmaster inlrastructure. fixmg and mending, At the end at the year we bid farewell to a number ol stall who had spent a short time at Saints. these Included Gap Students: Ben, Mike and Will trom Australia. On two years at Saints. Judgeman Rasmeni. Isabella Mech and CII" Murray lelt tor pastures anew Alter three years at Saints. Ursula du Plooy dedided to move across the held to the Collegiate and Maria van Rooyen irorn the Bursar s oliice moved to Plettenburg Bay. Arnold Lamont look up a post at Hilton College In KwaZulu Natal to run the IT department. Mrs Caryn Mulder was appomted to help out With the teaching oi Geography at the Collegiate alter 6 years oi bringing the boys up to scratch and achieving great Main: results at the College. iiit- styliiiln win,- @ Addendum College Council modern teenage concerns and Its expressionistic quality complimented relevance motivated the cast greatly well this slightly tortured piece ot Apologies to Mr Roy McAIlIster and theatre, They were taithtul to the The students playing leading roles Mr Brian Mullin, who were lett out of original by producing the play in the were impressive in getting below the the 1997 College Councrl list round, which helped to make the play more accessible and in your lace". The restricted space created a suitable sense ot Obituary - James claustrophobia and tension, Assad whlle the flexible varIed use ot thIs space suggested, at times, James was a continous a space tar bigger that It actually tountain ol sparkling. was. Most Imaginative and mischievous fun to his triends. challenging of all were the many ot whom were In skeletal horses headst made at Mountstephens House. He was wire, thcri were used In an the soul ot triendly, loyal warmth appropriately disturbing yet in many ways In sharp contrast discreet manner. to his aggressive rugby play, Yet Generally speakIngt the play another facet of his lite was hIs showed a remarkable amount oi quiet, understated guitar playing , all in all, he touched control, pace and clarity. The maIn themes were well us all stall. boys and [hands communicated and, considering Mr Hugh Hugger! how emotIonally charged it is. the balance between sentiment and intellect was maintained admirably The collaboration Equus - Matric wrth Bresma House girls proved to be another success, and the Production (1997) students and statt involved lrorn both schools should be 1997s Matric play was Peter congratulated on an intense and Shatter's Equus. which was also a surlace ol their characters Neil coherent production. MatrIc literary text that year The play Clement was conwncmg In portraying was produced by Mrs lnngd Wyldc and Alan Strang's anarchic Vigour and deep Mr Frank Rumba/l directed by both Mr Frank Rumbotl and spiritual torment NIchotas Crail was the cast This collaboration enabled the equally good as the cool but sell- students to get much more involved doubting psychiatrist. while Gareth wrth the play, So much so, thai many ot Naisby and Raina Kulranov's Grease - Major School the cast tell they had internalised much pcrtormances resonated With all the Production (1997) oi what the play is trying to say. thereby hypocritical conservatism that Mr and growmg through the process Mrs Strang should embody Lucy Wylde The story began With a reunion ot signiticantly. had the ditttcult lob oi playing Jill Mason, the Rydeil High School Class ot '59. Equus is about a boy in his late Alan Strang's toil It would have been For the audience. it was a reunion as teens who Is passionately trying to be easy tor her to have over~acted the part. well, as they tollowed their old triends. l ree oi the contines Imposed on him by but her pertormance was measured Sandy, Danny. Kenickie, Ri e and the his parents and soctety at large. His enough to communicate both Innocent gang through the High School Hop. passmn, expressed in a strange lriendshrp as well as a touch oi veiled Summer Lovmg. Beauty School and relationship With horses, takes him to seduction Drive-in MovIe. the brink oi insanity, The content at the The lighting and sound was Mrs Caro/ Duf e/d E Veronica Bates play, to a large extent. still mirrors particularly provocative: its severe l'lic \iviltitiit I998 9 hours a day, 45 hours a week, 2 250 hours a year. That s how much time the average South African spends at work! Count yourself in for a better career! 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Chris Lines Throughout the year. we collected articles and photographs tor the Mr and Mrs Boxall tor thelr Sub-Edltors: various events as they happened and unllagging support and l Wish to thank the many contributors. enthusiasm. Their trequent Rupssh Daya (General) encouragement meant a lot! Unfortunately. the school Graham clu Plessls (Cultural) Mr Huggetl. tor organising the photographs were only taken in the Craig Wilson (Sport) taklng ol atl the school third term. This meant that the very photographs. tlme»consumlng task of layout was Members: delayed. We were also very busy at The English department tor the time preparing the Speech Day prootreadrng (overseen by Mr Renier de Wit brochure Stoltenkamp) as well as the lrontr Mark Downay Dlllce secretaries. Mrs Johnson, Richard Maudile My sincere thanks go to: Ms Edmrston and Mrs Davies. Bradley Tyler . Mr Falconer tor overseelng this The parents of the commlttee Andrew Wilson publication and tor making members for transporting us to himsell unpopular by chaslng up and horn school (often at late articles. Mlnor Contributors: inconvenient or late hours) Mpumelelo Bomvana Mrs Dicks and Mr Stoltehkamp. Mr Wylde. lor his taith ln our for stepplng into the breach" Joseph Els ability to gel the job done. durlng the hnal stages ol Andrew Loader production Chris L/NBS Alex Lopes Mothusl Petlete Photographers: Tony Fryer Edward Parkinson Geoffrey Promnitz Editor s Report The Magazme Committee has out In many hours at dedlcaled servrce towards producmg this magazine As editor. l commend them for their unstmtlng support and eilort In order to complete this tullr colour pupllcahon. ln'hOUSe. it was also necessary tor the committee to work Magazine Committee throughout the December holidays. Back Row: We spent consuderahle tlme early on lh B Tyler. M. Downey. R Mauchle. A Wllson. 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