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!: '-1: /i 5$ ia BLOE?,IFONTEIN iY r= € E4B a6 I :-r- @tty =7h,0[[rSP 'N PARALLELMEDIUM.SKOOL VIR SEUNS CESTIC i855 s^bootbluU ffilsqu'tnt EST. 1855 Gtty t,nllpqo A PARALLEL MEDIUM SCHOOL FOR BOYS t* * BeDshstt - @Dftoriul Stsff Redakteur - Editor Mnr./Mr. J. L. CRONJE. B esi ghei dsb e st uurd er - B u i ne ss M atuger Mnr./Mr. K. PIENAAR Komitee - Committee Messrs./Mnre. H. EARP, L. SHEPSTONE, A. SIEBERHAGEN, P. FERREIRA, F. RAUTENBACH, A. A. MARAIS, J. STRYDOM R. BARRY, G. SABBAG- HA. L. KRUGER, D. BREYTENBACH, P. STRYDOM EN MEJ. P. DE VIL- LIERS Advertisements - A dvertensiewerwers E. POOLMAN. D. LOUW, P. v. d. WALT. Volume 44 November 1963 No. 9I PERSONEEL - STAFF '{ Agterste ry (l.n.r.): Mnre. N. v. d. Wolt, N. du Plcssis, D. C. de Joger, J. W. Fourie, J. L. Cronj6, M. G. Heyns, K. J. Picnoo-, F. Mullcr, J. Rossouw, D. Bezuidenhout, A. A. Morois Sccond row: Messrs. D. Breytenboch, F. Routenb,.lch, J. Lcurens, L. Kruger, G. Sqbbogho, K. Strydom, N. E. Cronle, [). de Wocl, F. Kruger, P. Strydom, G. Cilliers, S. Strydom. Derde ry: Mej . M. E. v. Scholkwyk, mnre. A. M. Mullcr, J. C. Rosseou, R. Cilliers, R. Borry, J. Steenkomp, D. 5chorcgevcl, N. Fourie, A. H. Morois, J. C. B. Cloossen, J. P. C. Strydom, P. Bcrnord, F. J. Wesscls, mev. R. Edeling. Fourth row: Mr. L. T. Shepstone, miss J. Myburgh, miss A. Semcyn, miss A. Fourie, mrs. l. E. Eloff, messrs. M. G. Bonnct, D Morquord, A. Sieberhogcn, C. Morois, R. H. Wriqht, mrs. E. M. Cronl6, mrs. A. Jooste, miss E. v. Scholkwyk, miss A. Prcto- rius. mr. H- Eorp. Voorste ry: Mev. C. Joubcrt, mev. M. Helm, mev. Y. v. Zvl, mei. S. Jocobsz, mev. E. Korshogen, mnrc. P. A. Venter (kossier), B. l. S. Beukrron (onderhoof, hodrskool), A. K. Volstecdt (hooi, hodrskool), C. C. F. Bornmon (hoof, loerskool), T. J. R. Douglos (onderhoof, loerskool), mev. M. J. v. Reenen, mev. L. Loubser, mel. P. de Villiers, mev. H. Eorp, mev. E. Kriek. Abscnt: Miss E. Hoyword, miss F. Joekel, mnr. P. J. Ferreiro, mnr. C. P. Fourie. IOO JAAR GELEDE IOO YEARS AGO CONTENTS .INHOT.]D Von die Redoksie School Coptoin Skoolkoptein .,. l0 - Grey s6 totsiens Grey bids forewell ll - Soeklig op die Highlights of the yeor .. r5 ioor - Prestosies en toekennings-Achievements ond Awords 21 Hostels Die Koshuise The - 39 News ond Activities Nuus en School's - bedrywighede von die skool ...... 45 the Boys 11 From - Von die Seuns Nuus von Oud-Greys Old Greys News 107 - Van die Redaksie Reeds vroeg vanjaar het die veranderinge op liefde houtafdakkie sien verdwyn, en in sy plek ons skoolterrein begin. 'n Mens het die inOrit ge- staan nou 'n sierlike tennishuis wat aan die agter- kry dat die puik matriekuitslae as 'n stimulus op kant ook sitplekke vir sokkertoeskouers bied. elke gebied gedien het. En nou die snoeprvinkel. Kan die herinneringe Die wuivende rooigras voor die hoofgebou is aan nra Griffiths en ,,Mrs. Sarge" se snoeperye ingeploeg, die grond is gelyk geskraap en rn die en .,buns," of die tradisies waarmee hy deurdrenk plek daarvan is lieflike grasperke en sierbom: is hom van sloping red? Sal ook hierdie oue nie aangeplant. Net langsaatl moes die bekende ouC- iir die nabye toekoms vir die nurve moet plek Grey-krieketveJd plek maak vir 'n nuwe grasvcld, nraak rr ic? en waar honderde oud-Greys op die u'ailetjie 'n \4aar nct soos die rooigras vernietig is om kolfbeurt afgewag het, hei 'n mooi paviljoen met groter groeikrag aan die nuwe te _see, uet so moet pak- en kleedkan-rers verrys. Die ou skietbaan het carr iets stcrf in elke seun om die nuwe groei nie neer aan Cie veilisheidsregulasies voldoen nie van ons skool aan te help die sug na eie-gervin. en vandag staan daar op dieselfde plek 'n mo- Die korinekonel moet ecrs- sterf voordat die tru'nve derne baan met sestien skiet{ratc. By die tennis- halin kan uitspruit. Om vol.uvaardig te ontvang. baue het ons die ou bouvallige. maar eertyds ge- moet iaar onvcorrvaardciik ees:ec worC. Dit is met die ciiepste leedwese dat Grel'- Kollege met die ter perse gaan van die blad die skckkende tyding verneem het van die plotselinge heengaan van wyie mev. Bornman, geliefde eg- gerote van die skoolhoof van die laerskool, en dierbare moeder van Neels en Christie. Grey-Kollege bring hulde aan die naeedagte- nis van 'n beminde vriendin en getroue onder- lJn frI.rnrorfitm steuner van ons skcol. Vir haar rvas geen opof- fering in belang van Grey te groot nie, daarom dan ook dat sy uiters waardevolle bydraes tot Aletta Cornelia Bornman. die vooruitgang en ontwikkeling van Gery-Kolle_se gelewer het o,cr 'n tydperk van 23 jaar. Ons eer 'n goeie vrou met voortreflike hoedanighede. Die herinnering aan haar voorbeeld en invloeC sal vir ons by Grey 'n voortdurende besieling bly. Hiermee betuig Grey-Kollege sy innige sim- patie en ,cpregte meegevoel met mnr. Bornman, die kinders en bloedverwante. MATRIKULASIEKLAS _ MATRIC CLASS Agterste ry (l.n.r.): J. Grobbeloor, E. Wesley, M. Howes-Howcll, A. Kolze, P. Houpt, G. Bolhmo, A. v. Blerk, A. Smit, E. v. d. Merwe, D. Klomp, F. v. Wyk, O. Hcrn, T. Picicrse, M. dc Bruyn, P. d: Bruyn, A. Bromlcy-Gons, l. Robb. Second row: W. Bouwer, W. Verschuur, E. Bctho, G. v. d. Hecvcr, S. Riiciric, S. Rodem:ycr. C. Honckom, B. Schulenburg, L. Scott, K. Chopmon, R. Sutcr, D. Windsor, J. Schoborl, G. v. d. Mcriryc, C Winchestcr, W. v. Aswegcn, W. Botho. Derde ry: A. Theron, H. de Bruiyn, P. Hugo, P. Noude, D. du Plessis. H. Smith, J. C. Ventcr (L.P.), L. Snymon, R. Mondelstom, E. Greyvenstein, J. Moosdorp, C. Dcniel, E. Mcintjcs, F. Wcit, J. Theron, C. Cloossen, J. v. d. Merwe, F. Nell, R. Erosmus, M. v. Deventer. Fourth row: B. le Roux, J. Terblonche, W. Meyer. J. v. d. Woth, P. Eogor, J. Whcrric, G. Wogener, J. Hefer, C. Wentzel, E. v. Eck, V. Collett, J. du Preez, G. Leoch, P. Sheldon, L. v. Coppcnhogen, H. Ross, F. Oelschig, L. Coetzee, L. Bonnet, l. Ferreiro, L. Tolloord, P. v. Rensburg. Vyfde ry: J. Penchorz, J. du Toit. W. Strydom, L Hcndry, J. Odendool, I v. Zyl, R. Smith, C. Bodcnhorst, G. Botho, J. Pienoor, J. Spies, W. Bodenhorst, W. Prctersc, G. du Plessis, J. Wcirich, J. Grcnt, H. Brink, B. v. Wyk, J. Mynhordt. E. Bodger, A. Spies, J. du Plessis. Sixth row: J. C. Venter (E.4.), J. Koornhof, J. Swoncpocl, A. Robcrts, R. dc Jogcr, C. du Plessis, A. Diemont, J. Steyl, K. Goodwin, Mr. A. K. Volsteedt, Mr. B. l. S. Beukmon, A Brinl<, B. Clorcnce, B. Bohlmcnn, P. Horpur, Q. Pretorius, R. v. Rensburg, D. Grobbeloor, M. Corrigoll, J. Snymon. Voorste ry: R. Hordy, C. Sobboglro, M. Polgietcr, G. Froscr, P. Nortje, B. Mosley, T Fowdry, A. Olwoge, L. Jones, ,,Sokkies", E. Hottingh, J. Kcihler, T. Douglos, C. Emslie, B. Wcsscls, H. Townscnd, R. Bohmkc, E. Schuttc. November 1963 tq GREY School Coptoin Skoolkoptein Keith Russel Goodwin was born in Johannes- His sporting prowess has been recognised by burg on the 6th Otober, 1945. His first years at his receiving an honours badge for sporting ability school were happily spent at the Virginia Primary and the Dok Malan trophy for sportsmanship. School. Later he went to the Hentie Cilliers High Apart from his achievement as an outstanding School in Virginia, where he soon distinguished sportsman Keith is also a diligent and hardwork- himself as a cagy boxer in the Gnat and Paper- ing scholar. weight divisions and as provincial swimmer. His election as school captain after barely one year at College is sufficient testimony of the trust Coming to Grey in his Junior Matric year, and faith his fellow-scholars and the staff have Keith was not long in establishing a reputation placed in him. In the last 21 years Keith is but as an excellent cricketer, hockey anl soccer player. the second Grey pupil thus honoured. As school He ably captained the College senior cricket, captain he has exerted a sound influence in every hockey and soccer teams, gaining selection to the sphere of our school activities. provincial schools' sides in these three branches He is bent on becoming a teacher and intends as well. entering the University of Witwatersrand. Novenrber 1963 GREY GRDY SB TOTSIDNS GBBY BITIS FABDTYDLL MNR. A. SIEBERHAGEN Dit is werklik met innige spyt dat ons aan die onderwyser en 'n vriend namens Grey-Kollege einde van die jaar afskeid moet neem van mnr. ons innige dank en waardering oordra vir alles Adriaan Sieberhagen wat sedert 1956 aan ons u'at hy die afgelop: agt jaar vir die skool, die personeel verbonde was: Hy is op 13 Augustus personeel en die seuns beteken het: Ons dank hom 1915 op Fraserburg gebore, en het in 1932 op Tulbagh matrikuleer. In 1936 behaal hy die B.A.- besonder vir sy onbaatsugtige diens aan Grey- graad en die S.O. Diploma aan die Universiteit Kollege, as lid van die Biblioteek- en Jaarblad- van Stellenbosch. Vanaf 1937-1943 hou hy op komitees, atletiekafrigter en voetbalbreier. Calvinia en daarna tot 1948 op Vredenburg skool. In 1949 is hy terug by die Universiteit Kaapstad Ons wens hom van harte geluk met sy bevor- waar hy die graad M.A. (Nederlands-Afrikaans) dering tot senior-assistent en ons beste wense cp Bultfon- afl6; daarna hou hy vanaf 1950-1955 vergesel hom en sy gesin. tein skool. Op hierdie wyse wil ons aan mnr.
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    - UNIONISTS MAKE MARK ON SWAPO LIST * UNHAPPY ANNIVERSARY FOR NIGE~IA1\ 00 'f 7 Niemoller accused' of aiiJing Unita • SfAFFREPORTER known a. I'Genel'al Acompanyspokesmao year. Judge Barold J08AN Nlemoller, one o(tbe CtvU Cooperation ltha" 8$ saying tbat admitted thatthe plane Levy namedl'Jiemol1er NtemoUer's rompeD}" had been flyJng to An~ in his Judgement as BUre8_Uagents accusedofkllUngSWapo acti~ Anton Lubowsld, has been acaiSed of CetTfing alrcrafl had been sup~ gola but not to support being. OD the basis or aid t. Unlta. plYIng Vnlta. Voila. prima Jade evidence, The aircraft belongs Nltmollerls-a former responsible for NlernolJer was Mall & Guardian to Nlemoller Pharma· CCB agent wbo testi· Lubowski's death. named by- an'.~:.!?la. b newspaper on Friday. tied at tl}e inquest into Itba told The The tbe murder or earlier this cont. on page Z oint uction - __ .; e Angolan army 'kidnaps' ami"b" laD S fr==:::===="'1l • TYAPPA NAt.fJTEWA against lonas Savimbi's Uni ta move­ ABOUT twenty Namibians were ment in Angola's ongoing civil war. Probe Namibians have been abducted be­ apparently abducted from a fore and forced to fighl Unila. Some into SA place near Namacunde, l Skm have since managed to escape and inside Angola, by soldiers return to Namibia. thought to be Fapla, on Sources from Angola said the young arms deal Saturday. men were being taken to the far north PRETORIA: Sources who spoke 10 The Namibian of Angola to places like Kanfufu and Annscor has con­ at Oshikango said Fapla soldiers has Cabinda, where it would be impossi­ - fmned it sold a con­ rounded up people al Parasa.