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REI)ARIEUR/EDIIoII, Mttr.lMr. K. J. Piertuar st l]-t l)l-l OR O\l)t:RRI:l),\K tELR Mttr.l Mr. J. R. Cilliers llE\l(; H t ll)Sllt-S f U L RDE R / BUSl\l:Ss IIAN.\CLR X4rtr.lMr. .1. H. Marais YERSPREII)I\C / CIRCUI.AI IOI" Mttr.lMr. N. v. tl.Ilult K O \l lI EF. / COi\l1111TEF. Mttre.I Me,ssr.v. H. Eurp P. Ferreiru N . J. vurt Rertshurg L. T. Slrcpstotrc A4iss I Mej. P. de Villiers ADVF RI ISI: V I:NTS / A l)VI-.RT I N\l L\\'l: RWF:Rs Mrtre.l Mess'rs. C. Zuuitttutt ,1. Prelrtritt.s' Ii.14/rilf uord N. I"isc:lrcr P. Pros,ser
;,,tr,,*A1 Desertther 1966 No. 94 GREYO2 Personeel-1966-Staff
Agterste ry:- _Mnre. G. Herbst,. W Strydom, P" Strydom, J. Strydom, N, du Plessis, H. Arndt, J. Swart, D. Nel, K. J. pie- naar, J. Claassen, E. Cronj6, S. Strydom, J. Rossouw, T. Jorclaan. Second row:- Messrs. N. v. d. Walt, F. Rautenbach, J. Erasmus, D. v. RensbuL'g, G. Sabbagha. J. R. Cilliers, A. v. d. Heever, ler. C. Dohse. ts. Wessels. enkamp, A. H. Malais, L. T. Shepstone, D. Ferreira, H. J. S. Earp. ton. miss. J. Howes-Hor,vell, mrs. R. Schoeman. rnrs. Z. Pieterse, mrs. A Haasbroek, mrs. M. . Ealp. mrs. Y. v. lyl. Jacobs. mej. E. Flayward. n-rej" C. Bor.nman. nrnr. C. C. F. Bornman (Hoof. Laerskool), mnr" C. J. Smit (Sekr./Krssier), mnr. A. K. Volsteeclt (Hoof, Hodr.skool), mnr. J. L. Cron- !6 (Onderhoof, Hodrskool),_ mnr. T. J. R. Douglas (Onderhoof, Laerskool), mei, P. de V,illiers, mej. F. Jaeckel, mev. M. Landman, mev. A. Loubser, mev. S. Pretorius. GREYO3 t t-" tt- r00 YEARS AGO
Vroeg in 1866 het mnr. O. C. Kays verlof gekry om 'n begin te maak met sangonderrig aan die Kollege en teen die einde van die jaar kon hy rap- porteer dat ook Skei- en Natuurkunde en Alge- mene Geskiedenis, asook Grieks vir die gevorderde leerlinge, as skoolvakke aangebied word.
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Back rorv:- Mnre. N. v. Rensburg. A. H llarais. (Besigheidsbestuurder) S. MulleL. Eric Wolfaaldt. Voorste ry:- i![lr. L. 1'. Shepstone. Mnr. P. Felreira. Mej. P. de Villiers, VInr. K. J. Pienaar (Redakteurl. Mnr. J. R. Cil- liers (assistent ledakteur)- GREYO5
Inhoud Contents
riedaksioneel t,otonal Grey biris farewell Grey se totsrens 9 School Captain Skootkaprern 13 Soeklig op die jaar Higlilrghts of the year 15 Stafl neu's Personeeinuus 19 Toekennings en prestasies Awards and Achreventents 2t Hostels Koshuise 3t School's News and Activities Nuus en Bedrywighede van die Skool 35 From the Boys Van die Seuns 53 Nuns van Oud-Greys Oid Greys News 63 Photo Albutn Foto-alburn 69 GREY('6
Matrikulasieklas - 1966 - Matric Class
Back row:- J. Stegman, P. Fischer, J. v. d. Spuy. W. Kluger, Ii. Eagar. J. v. Wyk. P. Hoskin. H. rlu Precz. C. Thcron, D. Luckett, A. du Plessis, J. v. Vuulen, K. Morris, L. Claassens. J. Wessels. E. King. D. Worth. N. du Toit. Tweede ry:- J. C. Kruger, M. Prosser, S. Abelkop. C. Groenv:ld. G. Hitschon, R. Schickerling.H. v.d. Leck. D. Gocdrvin. P. Kay, M. Hendriks, S. Cawood, A. Language. E. Sccrtt. D. Viljoen. B. Mendelsohn. D. Gevscr'. S. v. Wrk. J. Jacobs. H. Luitigh, P. Roos. Third row:- G. Lubbe, T. Coetzee, P. Markgraaff, J. Eales, A. Mulder'. C. Jacobs, C. Olivicr', R. Carlson. W. Ives. T. Crims- ley, B. Claassen, C. Srydom, A. N{arx, A. Coetzee J. v. Zyl- T. v. Blatt. P. v. Dcventer. P. Hulwitz, B. Goodes. Vierde ry:- O. Neeleman. G. v. Niekerk, L. Coetzee, L. Russouw. J. Wcntzel. I. v. d. Walt, B. Ho*ett. J. Wesscls, K. Ol- wage, K. Rogers, J. Kock, J. Jansma, J. Snyman, D. v. Niekerk. P. du Plessis, A. Snrook. G. v. As*egcn. A. Douglas. N. Gibbon. Fifth row:- C. Mclaren, A. Levitt, J. Spiers, P, Ferreira, D. Emslie, E. Theron. B. v. d. Westhuizen. J. Gosling, J. My- burgh, D" McCormick, H. v, d. Berg, J. Wahl, J. Marx, J. Botha, B. DuKas. T. Jooste. R. Hudson, S. BarnarC, T. Hodgskin, G. Mandelstam. Sesde ry:- G. Angus, J. Malan, J. Blair, R. Miller, M. Sabbagha. C. Bornman, A. le Roux. C. Collett, mnr. A. K. Volsteedt, mnr. J. L. Cronj€, O. Pepler, M. du Plessis, M. Wessels, J. Rysbergen, P. Cronjd, A. Myburgh. F. Tcrblanche. R. En- gelbrecht. Front row:- B. Hinrichscn, A. Pretorius, C. McMahon, J. Kaplan, G. v. Schalkrvyk, J Bouwer. R. de Klerk, J. Maartens, N. v. d. Westhuizen, J. Coetzee, F, Nescr, S. Weil, J. Potgieter, J. v. tl. Watt. J. West. G. Wesley. W. Schutte. GREY'7
Redalcsioneel Editorial (;RI-.YOft
ln Lhe lllth ycar of its cxistence Grey College is "A leader is someone rvho is surc enough of himself rvell knorvn among tho famous Schools of South Africa. so as to be able to stand alonc. y,et also hurnble enough This fame can bc attributed to various achievements in to be close to his pcople. practically all sphcres of life. both as far as the past and "He is grcat cnough to endurc titc lirneli-sht. but mo- jlis the present are conccrned. but its obvious ,sreatness finds dest enough to \\,ant this light on cause. tlot on hint- expression particularly in the prrrducts Grcy College self . furnishes to public life in particular and to our country He is conservative enough to kccp contact rvith the in ,qeneral. The aim of this famous institution therefore past but realistic enough to facc thc challcn_se of what remains to aspire. rvith evcn greater scopc and intensity. is neir in the futurc. t() that r-notto rvhich. during its centenary cclebrations. He is strong enouch to facc facrs. but he has enough "Orr \vas so firnrly establishecl. namely: our ma,qnificent faith for a vision of rhc -r.rrcatest lact of all the fact God. - past wc build a -clorious future." of reco_qnised A person or persons can only l-rccomc public figures He is b_v his people as a -srcat man and or leaders if they courmand- those qualities and speci- one century latcr -- five centuries later' people will fic attitudes which compel others to recognise and ac- still say of him: 'Hc ivas a ntetr.'" - cept them as leaders. Orving to particular educational methods. individual character anct rich traditions. the Crey Collegc scholar finds himseif in a highly favour- Dit is met diepuevoelde ons ed position. cnabling him to devclop thcse characteris- dankbaarheid dat ons hoof. mnr. Volstccdt jaar. sy tics of leadership to full naturity rvithin th* limits im- A. K. lvecr hicrdie na ernstige ongesteldheid. in ons miclde kon terugverwel- posed by a briel' scholastic career. For this reason the konr. Ons dank die Hodrhand Sy bcskikking en Alma Mater is justly proud of tho achievemcnts of old vii sprcek dic hoop en vertroue hy s1, herstelde boys, but also clecply grievcd rvhen old boys. by their uit dat kragte no-u lank aan Grey-Kolle_ec sal kan wy. conduct. betray that rvhich. in thcir formative years. formed the rvarp and woof of their budding pattern of life. More than ever before it is the self-appointed task. In tlre past five years rve hai,e apDarerrtly become nay, the calling of this School. to continue on the course accustonlned to saying farewell to retiring nembers of it has been follorvin,e rvith couragc. perseverance and our staff. This year is no exceptiou. therefore. we take faith in God. and to make its contribution towards this opportunity on behalf of the rnagazine committee leaders in every spherc of South Afrjcan national life. of thanking Mr. H, Earp who served Grey College for In our world we have sufficient products of mass-pro- 40 years. We voice our thanks for his services rendered duction. enough taggers-along rvho lack motivated to our committee. but we, the youngcr generation will thinking and a purposeful pattr'rn of living: enouch of especially remcmber him for his outstanding and inva- extremism which makes harmonious livinu together im- luable scrvices rendered to the Krause Library of which possible. enclugh of seckers aftcr that rvhich is material he was the Honorary Librarian. Under his competent and transitory, but a clire shortage of those lcadcrs who guidance it became one of the outstanding institutions have been moulded with ecluilibrium and poise, rvho can in Grey College life. fearlessly assume lL point of viel rvithout surrcndering Thank you. sir, for the immaculate and itreproacha- their own deep convictions, while never losing si-eht of ble way in which yor-r dedicated yourself to this com- ther fact that the future belongs to evcryone. prchensive and demanding task. To illumine the fundamentals of such leadership, we We wish you and your family many more years of quote the rvords of thc Rev. .l . S. Gericke in rvhich hc good health. happiness and prosperity. May you enjoy referred to the late Prime Minister. the Hortourable Dr. the true friendship of books you have cared for so well, H. F. Verrvoerd: - till timc runs out. G REYa) e
GrevJ bids farewell
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X4r. H. .1. S. Eurp
So oiten in tire past I have asked myself : "Why should capable. healthy and enthusiastic nrirsLcrs retirc on reaching thc aee cf 65 1" At thc realisation that we have to say farewell to yct anotlrcr stalrvart I am in- cline'd to rcpcal thc question. After cornpleting his education at Rondebosch iloys' High and thc SoLrth African College School. Mr Earp proceeclecl to the [-,niversity oi Cape J'oivn lvherc he took his B.A. degree and Tcachcr"s Certificatc. He taught in a temporar_v capacit-v rt Observatory Boys' iligh and at S.A.C.S. followed by a year oI service at Kornga durins 1926. ln the follorvjn-q year hc took up a teaching post at Grey College rvhere he found a pcr- rnanent niche. In his spare tinre he completeci his studies for the LL.B. degree. D.rring his firsi 8 years at Grey. Mr Earp \\as a residcnt mastcr in the hostcls, where he, together rvith his con:emporarics. men like Messrs. Jaap Rousseau, Darvic Marquard. Willie Joubcrt. the latc mr. Eric Maar- tens and others. assistcd in the moulding of the charac- ters ol' the youngstcrs cntnrsiecl to their carc. Who rvill ever try to dctennine (he influencc of a mustcr on a boy ? Mr. Earp alrvays look :r kceir interest irt lho cxtra- mural activities of the school. espccially rugby. boxin-s. and the annual stecplc chasc. His nante ivill. hotvcver. bc inscparably linkecl rvith the Krausc Lihrary'. When he rvas madc honorurv liblarian in 1947 he accepted the rcsponsibilities bccause ol a genuinc interest, and ',vhen he could movc thc books to the presu'nt spaciotts tno- de:'n building Mr. Earp L-xperienced thc fulfilinent of an ideal he had chcrished for many y'ears. Here he could. lvith the very able assistance of his conscientious rvifc. expand and improve on thc pioneer's rvork of his pre- clecessors. All mcmbers of staff, hundrcds of Old Greys and prcsent boys know that he has orgarrised the library with rltr'. ability. dcvotion and iurmaculatc precision. This is also cvidcnt ttl all visitors rvlto invariably speak in glorving ternrs of thu' Krause Library. But mr. Earp will not only be rcmembered for his exccllcnt serviccs to Grey College through the library. His nasterful knowledge of the Flnglish language and literature has undoubtcdly been to the advantage of, and served as an inspiration to manv u young teacher and hundreds of his pupils. Metnbers of staff will also re- member him for stating his point of view in any discus- sion in no uncertain way -- rve always knew where he stood. and we appreciated it! Grey Collegc bids you adieu, Mr. Earp! May you enjoy good health and happiness for manl' years to come. J.L.C. GREYall
With the rctirement of Mr. H. Earp at the cnd tion. uscd with so nuch success. In 1958 the present of this year the library rviil have contc to the end of Krause Liblary rvas completed, to replace the old al1 cra rvhich has lastcd for nearly lwenty years - - Carncgic Liolary rvhich hlrd grown tco small for the the pcriod during rvhich Mr. Ealp ltas faithfuily scrvcd school s nccds ard a iew ycars later a scparrrte primary Grey College as Honorary Librarian. At a time likc liorary buildrnc ivas bnilt rvhich rvas opened tn 1962. this it is only fitting that rve, thc boys of the library t,uring Mr Eaip's pcriocl of service therc rvas a steady co;nmittee, should pay tribute to the man under whose rncrease in the Library's booksiock to the prcsent figure guiding hand the library has developccl from a mcdcst oi apprtrximateiy I0.000 voiunies. pasi to its present position as titc pridc of Grey Collegc. Io cr.rcl on a nrorc pcrsonal note \ve rvish to thank IVIr liarp assunred dut1, as Honorarv Liblariarr at iMr. and Mls. Eiirp for nraking oul duty on the librarl, rhc beginning of 1947 af.er the cicath of his predecessol co.nmiti.ec as picasant as possiblc. thcy were always Mr. Hans Wuras. When he assumed this office Mr'. reaciy rvi:h a triendiy rvorcl of advice and never failcd Earp had already spent more than trventy years of his to lct us feel tlrat our modest services werc appreciated. life in the servicc of Gery College and yet he rvas pre- lhercfore \\e can sa1, with all sincerity that whatever pared to give nrore. In the twenty iears rvhich folloivcd \\ e did in thc intcrest of the library, was noi and which are norv about to col.ne to an cnd Mr. done prirnarily from a sense of duty, but -Earp completely reorganized the library and introduced- simpiy bccausc rve likcd doing it. Mr Earp's absence many innovations rvhich greatly itnprovcd the smooth rvill ccrtainly be felt but his memcry rvill continue to anC efficient functioning of thc library. s:ay rvith us as long as thc: I(rause Library erists. His With this aim in mind - to improve the satis- servilc.; not only nraCe it the object of Grey College's factory running cf the library -- Mr E,arp urged the pride. but hc also succcccicci in making it thc focal point appointment of a part-time assistant iibrarian in the oi o;r cultural and acadenic activities. Wc exteucl pcrson of Mrs D. Marquard in Julv 1947: sincc thcn our bcst ivishes to Mr. Earp for a long and rvcll des;rvcd this post has becn made a full-tin-rc one and is at rcst I prcsenl occupiecl by Mrs Earp rvl'ro, like hcr husbancl. Finally u,c rvish to rvclconre Mr. Picnaar as our has tl-re interests of Grcy College vcry near at hr-art. i'u1urc Flonorary Librarian ancl tcl offcr him all our This important stcp cnabled tl-ru library to be openccl assis.ancc. Wc ivish to cxpl'css our gratiturlc for all thc on wcekday afternoons as rvell as Saturclay ancl Sunday serviccs hc has already rcnCcred in the inlcrests of thc evenings. A boys' librarl' comnrittcc n,as cstablishe cl liblary,. especially duling Vlr Earp's abscncc. We are to assist the librarian in routinc rvork ancl, a relrular confident that Mr. Pienaar ivill continue lhc sood rvork weekly library period for the staudard 6's u'as iltro- of his prcclec!'ss0r. duced. This enablcd Mr Earp to teach nen, hoys something about the functioning of thc library ancl to --J. Kock ancl R. Engclbre'cht i'on behalf of the Librar), make them familiar rvith the Dervey I)cc:in-ral classifica- Comnrittctr.)
Mnr. N. J. Fourie ,,Ieder rvoelt hier om verandering" - - so lui die kadetorkcs, terrvyl hy self nog op kranige rvyse vir die gesegde; dit geld glo vir alle menss - hoeveel te mccr Vrystaat rugby gespeel het -- ia,, op haas elke terrein nis vir oujongmeusc nie'/ Nou ja, dit het gebeur, en van die skoollewe het hy as onderwyser 'n navolgens- Nick Fourie sal na 'n verbintenis van uege kort jaat- rvaardigc voorbeeld gestcl - selfs dirigent op Queens'l tjies in 1967 nic lllcer aan die pcrsoncel van Grey- Scdert l9(rl het hy dic koshuislewc verruil -- hy Kollege verbonde rvecs nie; clic ..grasiger rvcide" van rvurd ..grotbe\voncr" in Wcst End - moc's dit die vol- Kimberley of is dit dalk die klippcrige of gaterige tooiing van die .,homo sapien"-siklus aandui? Toe het - Westerse geweste ons huisbou gehoor -- nuwe aantreklikheede van hierdie wat ons van venvikkelin-ee? - ou maat van ons rveggerokkel hct? Nietemin -- dit is Ons het in stilte gehoop alles tcvergeefs! finaal. Adanrantia i.p.v. Mina wat 'n teleurstelling, ver- Sedert 1958 toc Niek sy oprvagting by Grey-Kollege rassing.".skok. gemaak het, was dit ons aangenan're voorreg om honr Baic dankie. Niek. vir ALLES wat jy vir hierdie as inlvonende onderrvyser, eers in Murray-Huis en daar skool gcclocn en betckcn hett dankie vir iou wiend- na in Leith-Huis, ts leer ken. Mct besieling het hy hom skap. Mag jy intens gelukkig wees daar binne die ten volle by binne- sorvel as buiternuurse bedryrvighede grensc van jou kontrei. Mag die gedagtcs aan Grey- ingewerp: dit rvas rugb.r', tennis. krieket, kadette en Kollege stccds aangename herinneringe bly. K. J. P. GREYO12
Prefects - Prefelcte
,{g1e rstc r y:- f)ctr. tlu Plcssis. A. Myburgh M. du Plessr;. J. Blair. Dan tlu Ple:;sis. Middle row:- Fr. l-elbllnche. C. Borr.rman. L Ryshergen. A. Ie Roux, l\4. Wesse ls. P. ( ronjd. Vt'rorstc ry:- O. Angus. M. Sabbrghl. C. (lollett (Skoolkaptein), Mnr. A. K. Volstecdt (Hoof), t.. Rothrr (Onderkaptein- kosbuise). O. l);plcL' (Onclerktptein Stad). R. Miller. Absent: J. Malun. GREYOT3
School Ca tain aptein CRIIYO14
Clynton Collctt was bom al Springfon{.ein on the 2nd oi October. 1947. Atter attending school at Quccns Collegc he camc to Grey Collegc in 196l as a std. V. pupil. His likeablc dispositiou and casy llranncr of as:ociating rvith both masicrs ancl boys alike scon r.uaclc him a lovable character in rnany fields oi Grey Coilegc life. i'le at trll tinres displaycd the trus characieristics of a gcntleman and a lr'al sportsman. and his gencral l-.ehaviour was such thut he constantly exerted a beneficial ancl exenrplar), in11u.'.r.. o,r his fellow scholars both in class, on thc sports field ancl in the ho.stcls rvhere he has stal,ed for the past five years. In Leith Housr wc founcl him a most obliginu. helpful anri reliable assistant easin_g our task as resideut stafi' to a very largc extcnt - ali in all a modcst genllcnran rvho suffered from no illusions or conrplexes. always open '.o discus:; nlattcrs frankly and taking advice in au appreciativu- rvay. Hc participatetl in nran)/ of tlte sporting and cultural activities olfcreci by thc school: He r",as chair- r)ran of the S.C.A.. capiain of the Gr,:y Coliegc Atlethic team for the Inter schools' rneeting ancl playecl in the under 15 rugby team rvhere he rvas injured and consequently had to stop plal,ing ru_lby. He played for the first cricket 11. and was a lnember ol thc Free State Hockey side for iwo years in sriccessiorr.
He leaves for Australia ncxt ycal to take r.rp a coursc in shecp ancl vrool, and on rcturning irrtcnds rcading for a Diplona course in Agriculturc at thc Grootfontcin Agricultural College. Grey College would like to thank hinr for that which he did to fostcr the attitudes of rnodesty. honesty, reliability and true sportsmanship among its bo1's. Grey College sets high demands upon its school captains .- in this exacting position he was ably assisted b1' the two vice-captains. l-ouis Botha (Hostels) and Otto Pepler (Town.) We shall rsmember hirn for his undivided loyalty to the school, and rvish to express the hope that he will become a pillar of strength in rvhichever com- muniiy he is to serve in public lifc. We are looking forward to his regular visits io our school in future. _K. J. P. cREYO15
Soeklig op die o Jaar of the L year c REYO15
D i e Pr1,syi rd el i r tgsf unksle Die -qeval van die dokter wat net nie rvou kom nie inneringe ucrklikheid rvord ! Mnr. Iiarp, 40 jaar in diens van Grey-Kolle-qc. kom aan die rvoord . waarom so- Ons utatricks sc laaste da_u by Grey-Kollege het net vcel iare aan hierdie inrigting verbondc? Die antloord na 9.00 vnr. in die Eeufeessaal begin. Nadat mnr. Vol- is eintlik baie eenvoudig: Grey-Kollege kon in elke op- steedt die verrig ingc net skirflesing en gebed geopen sig voorsien in die grootste behoefte in die lewc van het. het mnr. G. Fichardt, die Voorsitter van die Beheer- elke menslike wese, nl. geluk . . . . hier was hy vir 40 raad die rvelkomsrvoolcl gespreek steeds wil die jaar gelukkig: hier tvas ons vir 2 jaar. ander vir 5 jaar dokl.er nie opdaag nic. en scmmi-qc vir 'n volle skoolloopbaan intens gelukkig Die blye tydinn . . . . die dokt.:r is op die lugharve: -- nou gaan ons wes . . . Danku,oordc word namens intusscn oorhandig nrev. Pat clLr Plcssis clie tlerieteser- matrieks en die agterblywendes tespreek; mnr. Vol- tifikatc cn die spesialc lockcnnings. Die dok,cr is aan steedt herinner ons daaraan om leiers te tvees in dic ge- dic woorcl hy bedank Grey-Kclilegc ct.l sy pcrsoncel nrcenskappe waar ons ook mag gliinl om deur woord nanreus tlic oucrs van dic l9(r6-nr',rtrikulantc: hoc be- cn daad sctrou ic wccs aan die be-linsels rvat ons hier- lecf orts -- nratrikularttc en oud-Gre1,5 - nie rveer dic vandaan *,o-cdra nlur. Shepstonc hct reeds plaasgc- genotvollc dae rvat ous aalt die ou Alnra Matcr deurge- rrccnr; dic cerste akkoorde van .,Auld lang Syne" klink bring hct nie . . . dr. Guy de Klerk se kort nraar krag- op: die ou skoolklok in clie vierkant beier sy afskcids- tigc toespraak vervul ons met heinnvee . . . bring herin- groet: mnr. Earp lei ons oor die verhoog . . . . 'n laaste neringe; skok tot die u'erklikheid van die afskeiC rvar blik na hulle rvat die voorreg het om nog agter te bly: eindelik moes kom. 'n traanbcne w clde oog onverborge smart ons Ons har.likste dank aan die stad se st. neges, hulle skuif by dic sydeur uit .- . die musiek en die- klok ouers en die dantes van die personeel vir die oorvloed swy-s . . . ..Kush ke ma laje" . . . . die enkele gedagte van heerlike ver,cnapcringe wat ons so vir oulaas saant van Sir Georgc Grey v.iorcl ons afskeidsgroet: ,.May the met ons ouers en die personeel kon geniet. Grey Collegc in Bloemfontein last as long as civiliza- Hierna verskuif clic verrigtinilc . rta die hart tion exists." van dic Ou Skool . .. die Rei.inieraal: hicr rvaat her- K. J. P. (Namens dic St. lO's).
D i c l/ er iau rsd u g kons?rt
Grcy-Kollcgc betree sy I I lrlc vcrjaarsdag al sirr- -uryp dic forsc cn kragtige tone van Erika ons aan, hard- gendc ons is lrou 'n singc'ndc skool ! As dec'l ven 'n loop drie blindc muisies op komiese wyse teen die rug- uitgebreide- reisprograrn clcur'fransvaal gedurende dic graat op. rvord ons op dic suiwer klanke van Edelweiss Septenrbervakansie sluit die koor s1, optrede me[ twcc cn Sound of Music na Alpeskoonheid weggevoer, en as vollengte uitvoerings in die Eeufecssaal af. Vooraf word Farewell to Thce saggies rvegs,ierf. voel dit asof hierdic die entoesiastiese gehoor vergas op 'n komiese eenbe- onvergeetlikc aand maar pas begin het. dryf. waarna ons kon luister na 'n uittreksel van Sir Ons bedank ouer:- en vriende vir hu1le spontane George Grey se toespraak tvdens dic stigting van Grey- ondersteuning en toejuiging: ons bedank mnre. Fourie Kollcge. NInr. Volsteedt vertel kortliks die geskieCenis en Rautenbuch en die ledc van hierd.ie wonderlike koor 'n van die skool, die skoollied word tlcur die koor uit r.ollc vir -eenoeglike oomblikke; vir reusediens aan ons bors gesing en dan volg die oonrblik rvaarvoor almal skool: mag dit rvat julle gedoen hcL van krag tot krag gewag het o.l.v. mnr. J. Fouric met mnr. Rautenbach -caan. Ons kon voorrvaar op geell gcpaster wyse ons aarr die klavier,- aangovul cleur viool, tjello, simbaal. skool se verjaarsdag vicr nie. tarrboer en trompet rvord ons saam die Lente ingevoer.
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Vanjaar is daar b1' Grey-Kollege voorw,aar geskie- Kollege op 'n heel nuwe en moontlik onverwaste gebied denis gernaak op die gebied van koorsang. Daar het wel aan die publiek voorgestel. Hiervan sal menige Oud- clie afgelope paar jailr 'n skoolkoor bestaan, maar af- Grey getuig. Wie het ooit kon dink dat Grey-Kollege gesien van optrede tl,cltns kunswe Kluskapteins - Cluss Captains @v ..1 Back row:- F. Naude. O. Bohlnrann. i). [-ouw. B. Gates. W. Landman. F. v. Staff news ersonee '-i 1EYe20 lfnr. A. tr(. Volsteedt is gekies as vise-president Mnr. E. Cronjd is gekies as kaptein van die Vry- r'-ii rji , il .V.S. ,lr-rgby-unie. Hy dien ook i n die Bloem- staatse krieketspan. fci^i.:ins; R.ugby-subunie. Mnr. Volsteedt is vir die Mnr. K. J. Pienaar is aangestel as ere-biblio- jaar 3:rrii: :gt+rc:nvclg.:ndc verkies tot voorsitter van tekaris van die Krause-biblioteek vanaf 1967. clig C.V.S.O.V. Mnr. N. du Plessis, K. Strydom en N. van der Walt l-.,1n1. en rlrev. C. Dohse het die trotse ouers het almal verloof geraak en tree die einde van die .:1,,!o:;l \/r.!r'D seun. jaar in die huwelik. hir'. ii. Elrpi is back on the slaff after undergoing Mevv. L Volsteedt, Z. Pieterse, JVI. Pretorius, mej. a ..'aiD '. Oil,if iiilOil. C. Bcrnman en mnr. A. van Wyk was almal in 'n tydelike hoedanigheid op die personeel. Mr:r. I\rI. -ilorrnet is ook terug na 'n tydperk van si;i; levcrlof. Mnr. J. J. Loubser eil mev. L. de Bruin het vir kort perioCes afgelos. Irfr and N.,Ir-" G. Sabbagha are to be congratulated Mnre. H. Rossouw en A. J. van Wyk het beide cn thc birth of their son. J. die graad B.Sc. (Honneurs) in Chemie behaal. Swart is gekies as Springbok-atleet. Mnr. J. Mnr. D. Marqrrard is vir die 2lste agtereenvolgen- Mnr. T. Jordaan is getroud met mej. A. Schmidt. de keer gekies as bestuurslid van dic S.A. Krieket- vereniging. lvini. W. Sti'ydom -- mej. A. Viljoen. Mnr. K. J. Pienaar is vanjaar hoofeksaminator binr. B. Wessels mej. L. Hugo. (werkstukke). - vir Geskiedenis ivir. L. T. Shepstone once again acted as music Mnr. Stoney Steenkamp is aangestel as assistent- e;tarlrlir,cr for lhe University of South Africa. huisvader van Leith-huis. GREY€)21 ToekeraffiEee s en Prestasies Ax'arct.e and Achieve ec'nI GREYO22 (Secondary School - Hoiirskool) Prefecrs for 1966 School Captain: C. Collett. Vice-Captains: L. Botha (Hostels) O. Pepler (Town). Town: J. Malan, T. Sabbagha, R. Miller, J. Blair, J. Rysbergen. P. Cronjd, A. My- burgh. Brill House: Da. du Plessis, De. du Plessis, M. du Plessis. Leith House: A. le Roux, L. Botha, C. Collett. Murray House: T. Wessels, E. Terblanche, G. Angus. Florence Meiring House: C. Bornman. Bettrsv,enners Bursar.1, Winners Havenga-beurs: (Aan matrikulant wat in 1965 hoogste punte in finale eksamen behaal het) -- Ezra Cilliers. "The Friend" Bursary: (For bilingualism in Std. 10) - T. Jooste (10A) en M. Sabbagha (l0E). "United Building Society" Bursary (General Merit) R. Williams and M. Bonnett. - Marais Gertenbach-beurs (Aan leerling wat in Std. 7 op akademiese -eebied en op ander terreine van die skoollewe presteer): W. Landman en J. Botha. Borchenhagen Bursary; (Reiinie bursary for pupil who in 1965, obtained the highest marks in Std. 8 final examination): J. Pretorius. A kadenti ese O nc{ ersl Special Service Ties for 1966 (Awarded to school captains, captains of first teams and for special services) School Captain: C. Collett. Vice captains: L. Botha and O. Pepler. Rugby First team: L. Botha. Cricket First team: M. du Plessis. Athletics: C. Collett. Swimming: M. Hamaty. Tennis: D. Snyman. Hockey: K. Morris. Soccer: R. Miller. Gymnastics: A. Coetzee. Fencing: P. Kay. Special Services: D. Emslie and P. Cronjd. M er iete se rt i f i k u te e n A ltncl e r ni e se Kl e u re-T oe lte nn i n g s Merit Certificate.s and Acadenic Colour .4x'ards Sertilikate: St.6 70%; St.7 65%: Sts. 8.9 en l0 -- 60",i,; Honours Badge in Std. l0 80%: Full colours in Std. l0 65/":- Half colours -in Std. 9 70%: Academic Tie in Stds. 8, 7 and 6 - 729/", 75% and 78% respectively.- - - Erewapen in St. l0 - 8O%: Volkleure in St. l0 - 65%; Halfkleure in St. 9 - 70%: Akademiese Eredas in Sts. 8, 7 en 6 - 72%,75'/" en 78'/, onderskeidelik). (D/T - Eredas/Tie: H.K./H.C. - Halfkleure/Half colours; V.K./F.C. - Volkleure/Full colours.) St. 6 .4: - v. Wyk, P. Griesel. J. Beukes W. Vogel, J. Haddad, N. Blignaut, J. (D) Wagener, C. Hartwig, A.(D) Bok, A. (D) Weideman. B. Haylett. L. Border. M. Janecke, H. Bredenkamp, T. Stcl. 6 E.: Kuschke, L. (D) Carey. C. Minnaar, J. (D) Bohlmann, O. (T) Mostert, D. (D) de Villiers. P. de Kock, T. (T) de Wet, P. Nieuwoudt, ts. (D) Green, D. (T) Oberholzer, (D) du Plessis. J. Hobbs. (T) J (D) C, Smit, E. (D) Ferreira, S. (T) Fourie, F. (D) Lombard, J. Smith. J. (D) Owen. K. Strauss, Froneman. .1 . (D) D. Phillips. R. Gandini, I. Symington. S. (D) Poole, T. Huebsch, P. v. d. Merwe F.(D) Hugo, H. (D) Roberts, G. v. Niekerk, F-. (D) Hugo, M. Savvas. M. v. Niekerk, P. v. Heerden, M. Karsha-een, B. (D) v. Vuuren, G. v. Niekerk, P. Klopper. W. (D) v. Wyk, C. Rall, P. v. 7yl, D. (D) Schickerling, Z. Sr.7 .4:- v. Zyl, H. Smith, J. Alberts. A.(D) Venter. A. Snyman, P. Badenhorst, M. (D) Venter, P. (D) Steyn, P. Boshoff, K. Vilioen. J. tD) Terblanche. E. Bosman, P. (D) Vlotman. c.(D) Theron, H. (D) Brink, N. Wessels, W. v. d. Riet, I. (D) Cronid, I. Zaaiman, J. (D) v. d. Westhuv.en, C. Cronjd L. r, d. Westhuizen, M. de Beer. P. Std. 7E: - v. Reenen. T. (D) Dipoenaar. C. Bezuidenhout. J. v. Rensburg. C. du Toit, A. Bliunaut, J. (T) v. Tonder, E. du Toit. N. (D) Botha. A. v. Wyk, J. Edeling, H. (D) Falqate. H. v. Wyk, L. Gordon, N. Higgs, E. GREYO24 Kitsopoulos, S. Sperryn. M. (T) Ferreira. P. (V.K.) Kotzd, (T) Taute, A. (T) Jooste. T. fV.K.) Mahaffey, P. (T) King E. E. (Ereivapen). Otto. Sr. 9,4 : . Kock, J. Reece. C. Malan. J. (V.K.) Alberrs, (H.K.) Stapelberg, L. P. Mcl-aren, C. (V.K.) Badenhorst. (H.K.) Wasserman, H. F. Pepler. O. (\'.K.) Watters. B. (T) Barnard. J. Potgictcr. J. (V.K.) Bonnet, (H.K.) M. Snrook. A. (V.K.) Britz, W. (H.K.) Snyman, J. St. 8l: - Dreyer, L. Terblanche. E. (V.K.) Plessis. (H.K.) Barnard. L. du J. v. Asive.gen. G. du Preez, J. Botha, J. (D) v. d. Walt. J. Fourie, A. Claasen, J. r. d. Westhuizen. N. (V.K.) Claassens, C. (Dl Fourie. P, (H,K.) (H.K.) v. Schalkwyk. G. Cronj"i, S. (D) Grobbelaar. A. r'. Vuuren, .f. (V.K.) Harmse. J. Cronj6, T. (D) Wcssels. J. (J. G.) (V.K.) Crous, A. Hattingh, J. Hutchinson, de Klerk, J. H. - (H.K.) Std. 10E i de Villiers. P. Jacobs. C. Maritz, G. (H.K.) Eales. J. du Plessis, .T. Emslie. D. (F.C.) (D) Muller. D. (H.K.) du Toit. D. Gosling. J. (Honours Badge) du Toit, N. Mybur,u, H. Nel. M. Kay. P. (F.C.) du Toit, R. Levitt. A. Ferreira. H. Nolte. C. (H.K.) Marx. J. (F.C.) Ferreira, J. Pot-sieter. J. Pretorius. J. (H.K.) Miller. R. (F.C.) Ferreira, T. Myburg L. ,\. (F.C.) Fischer, M. (D) Ross. D. Schcinborn. R. Olivier. C. Jooste, A. Sabbagha. M. (D) Smit, E. Jooste, E. Vilioen. D. Klopper, (D) Smook. F. E. Weil. S. Kock, S. (D) Steytler M. (H.K.) Kruger, J. v. Huyssteen. F. Kuschke, G. v. Niekerk. A. Sert ili kate vi' Buitengev'one Vor. Landman, W. v. Rensburg. L. J. dering. v. Zyl, J. Louw. H. (otificates Erceptiornl Prc> Vermeulen. M, Ior Maritz, M. @) F|e.t^t. Mouton. P. Wessels, C. Muller, H. Wessels. M. ,st. 6A. Pretorius, J. (D) Carroll C. Rood, E. std. 9 Ei- Haasbroek .t Serfontein, D. Altona, B. Naudi F. Schulz, A. Babrow. N. Smith, E. Breytenbach. G. St.7A.: Smith, J. (D) Clarence. G. Steyn, M. Ferreira S. Doubell. D. Jacobs A. Swart. J. Gritzman. M. (H.C.) v. d. Riet. F.(D) Keet, D. (H.C.) std. 98. v. d. Westhuizen, A. (D) Larsen, P. (H.C.) N. v. d. Westhnizen, W. Mofsowitz, S. Orchard v. Wyk, L. Pearce. A. Vorster, A. (D) Spear, C. std. 10E. Wolfaardt, E. (D) Venter. J. Dukas B. Zaaiman- G. (D) Vetten. T. McCormick D. Williams. R. (H.C.) Std. 8E.: Yankelson. P. IIusic Merit Certilicates 1966 de Kock. S. M t t,s ie k M e ri et e sertif i k ate l9(t6 Demetriades, D. Garber, M. Conradie D. Greyvenstein, L. Fouric P. Heaven P. Gray P. Laesecke, C. Geyer H. Lerritt, C. K) Higgs E. GREYa25 Rood E. L. Wessels eervolle vermel Trinity College of Music Theron H. ding. - Tlrcory E.ramination. H. Theron - eervolle vermelding F. Fourie. Grade V. Distinction. Musiekeksurttens 7966 D. Lamb. H. Geyer. Grade V Distinction. Music Exoytintrtions 1966 M. Venter. P. de Villiers. Grade V. Distinc- Uriversitt, ol Soutlt-Africa P. Steyn. tion. I. Gous. Teoretiese -- Theorelical Prqcticql Exaninalion T ltectry: - Tron.sitional Grade. Prelintinory K. Wessels. Grade Initial. N. v. d. Wait -- Merit. G Schoombee Distinction. Distinciion. D. - Conradie - Merit. P. Luyt. A. Mc Cabe. Grade Inital. F. Venter. H. S/iese. Merit. P. Katz. Grade 'f Initial Merit. Qualifving heory: {,cer Croocl. T. Theron. Grade II Merit. P. Gray - Merit. P. Prosser. F. Venter. Associated lloard. Pra:ctical: - Theorv Examinaliott Praktiese'. - I tt I ern;atli tl t G ratle. G. Schoombie Grade I. Pri rnar'\, Grude: - E, Higgs - Distinction. S. Venter. Grade I. C. Davies Merit. H. Geycr Merit. S. Bezuidenhout Grade II. P. Gray -Ivferit. F. FoLrrie - Merit. D. Lamb. Grade II. S. Bezuidenhout.- P. de Villiels.- l-. Wessels. Grade II. L. Steyn. P. Saunders. P racl ica! Et ctntination Elentnt€re Graad. F'inaa! . Elentenlort, Grade. W. Louw Lof. E. Rood Eervolle vermelding A. v. der Merwe. D. Conradie- eervolle vermel- P. Fourie P. de Villiers Piano- Duet Merit. ding. - - F. Fourie. Colour Ayvords for Soorting Ac'hiet,enlents E re t oe ke tt ni n gs v i r .,q p on pr e st asi e s Swem: Volkleure: G. van As, J. van Tonder. J. Rysbergen. Halfkleure: M. Hamaty. A. du Toit. J. Bezuidenhout, G. Barlow, H. Luttig, C. Bornman. Duik: Volkleure: C. McMahon. Halfkleure: B. van der Walt. Tennis: Volkleure: D. Snyman, A. Barends, J. Potgieter. Halfkleure: J. Botha. G. Clarence, T. Badenhorst. Sokker: Volkleure: J. Blair, B. Mendelsohn, R. Miller. Halfkleure: A. Andr6, R. le Roux. A. Joffa. D. Emslie. Hokkie: Volkleure: C. Collett, D. Goodwin, K. Morris. Halfkleure: G. Angus, P. Hoskin. A. Pretorius. Skiet: Volkleure: A. Grobbelaar, J. Harmse. Halfkleure: A. Versfeld. L. Greyvenstein, J. Snyman. GREYO26 Atletiek: Volkleure: Dennis du Plessis, Danie du Plessis, Herculas du Preez, Dawid Geyser, Awie Fourie, J. Smit, W. Landman, J. Wentzel, J. Myburgh, J. du Preez, W. Britz, J. Spiers. Halfkleure: E. King. L. Botha, F. v.d. Riet. Ruby: Volkleure: A. le Roux, A. Mulder, N. Babrow, D. Snyman, W. Schooling, M. Sabbagna, L. Botha. J. Myburgh. M. du Plessis. Dennis du Plessis, Danie du Plessis. M. Wessels. Halfkleure: W. Landman. M. Nel, M. Bonnet. Gimnastiek: Volkleure: C. Human, A. Coetzee, C. Mclaren. Halfkleure: M. v.d. Westhuizen, D. Myburgh, M. du Toit, J. Mcl'aren, J. Leonard, P. Badenhorst, J. du Plessis, L. Roos, F. van der Merwe. Kadetorkes: Volkleure: P. Cronje. D. Emslie, W. van Straaten. Halfkleure: Louis Barnard. Skaak: Volkleure; K. Morris, B. Claassen. J. Malan. R. Schickerlin_s. Halfkleure: P. Ferreira. Skerm: Hallkleure: J. Pretorius. Krieket: Volkleure: J. Blair, M. Sabbagha. M. du Plessis, K. Morris, A. Barends. R. Ie Roux, C. Strydom. Gholf: Halfkleure: S. Borstlap. Ereu,apens Kadetorkes: D. Emslie. Gimnastiek: C. Mclaren. Atletiek: Dennis du Plessis, Danie du Plessis. H. du Preez. 'fennis: Dawie Snyman. Krieket: M. du Plessis. Skaak: Keith Morris. Rugby: Danie du Plessis. Special .4v,qrils for Sportinq Achievaments (a) Cups (awarded to sportsman or team for the best achievement in a particular branch of sport and usually in an age group). (i) Athletics Senior cup: Dennis du Plessis. Under 17 cup: A. Fourie. Under 15 cup: W. Retief. Under 13 cup: G. Roberts. Strydom Smit Trophy (Field Events) - Dennis du Plessis. Turnbull Trophy (under 17 sprints) - C. v.d. Merwe and E. Smit. Reitz cup (Inter-group) - Hostels. S. P. Barkhuizen Trophy (Inter-High) - Dennis du Plessis. GREYO2T (ii) Gimnastiek Onder l6: A. Coetzee - silwer medalje - S.A. Kampioenskappe (Vry- staande oefenin_te). Onder l8: C. Mcl-aren _eoue medalje - S.A. Kampioenskappe (Vry- staande oefeninge).- Onder 20 voorgeskrewe spanwerk -- goue medalje - S.A. Kampioen- skappe. (iii) Su'imming Maree Cup (Snr. Victor Ludorum) - G. van As. Reitz Cup (Jnr. Victor Ludorum) ': F. Horwitz. (Inter-group) Bukes Cup - Town. McKenzie Cup (Divin-u) - C. McMahon. Johnson Cup (All Round) - J. Rysbergen. (b) Smuts Medal (for an outstanding performance or General all-round ability in Sport) - D. Snyman. (c) (for Dok Malan Trophy Sportsmanship) - M. du Plessis. (d) Elffers-medalje (vir die beste skut) - - J. Harmse. -ferblanche. (e) Westphal-trotee (vir beste studente ofiisier) - E. E.rarttinurlort Result I Eitscrntcnuitslae 1965 Skooleincisertifi ltaut I Scltrtol Leayirtg Certific'ure Groep lGrotp A Gericke. Joubert. t* Pienaar, Picrre J. (Gesk / x Abelman. Herven. Gertenbach. Jan B. Hist.) -ix Bennet. John M. (Skei-Nat./ Grav. Frederick T. Pieterse. Theodorus. 'i 1. T. Phys. Sc.) Grobler. Sias R. Pictersen. Samuel -i >r (Skei- (Rekeningk. * Bezuidenhout. Beaumoni. Hefer. Johannes F. /Acct.: Han- Bosman. Andrerv C. Nat./ Phys. Sc.: Reke- dcl en Admin.i Commerce * Botha. Willcm C. ningk. /Acct.) & Admin.) 'i tF Polson. Alexander. Breytenbach. Hermanus J. Henderson. David J. t* Brink. Coenraad F. (Skei- t< Holscher. Frederick. Porter. ,Anthony. Ras. Daniel J. R. M. NatNat. / Phys. Sc.: Biol.: Jacobsz. Stephanus P. E. Wisk.,/ Maths.) Johnson. l.ee F. Reynecke. Josias J. Richman. Michael. Brink. Diederik J. Jonson, David. * Ront-een. Louis. Burger. Johannes S. i.* Jooste. Nicolaas J. J. * 'i- + * Cenrpher. Philip L. Klopper. Hendrik B. Roos. Jolrannes S. (Skei-Nat.r' Cane. James C. Koopman. Albert D. Phys. Sc.: Biol.; Wisk. Carter. llcrbcrt G. Kroon. Cclrnelis. Maths.) 'i-* le Crerar. William J. Roux. R. Cilliers. Colin (Skei-Nat./ .i* Jacobus Phys. Sc.: Latyn/Latin) Lervis. Slmuel L Sauer. Iohanncs. i* Cilliers. Ezra L (Skei-Nat./ I Lotz. Jan W. .i+ Schabort. Petrus J. (Skei- Phys. Sc.: Biol.: Wisk./ Lubbe. Iobias i. Nat./ Phys. Sc.: Wisk./ Maths.) Malan. l)ierre J. Maths.) i* Cohen. Peter M. Martens. Dewald J. * Scheepers, Johannes A. * de Hart, Chris. Moolman. Richard T. * Schooling. David N. 'i Dentpster. Robert (Skei-Nat.,' Mliller. Hermanus B. * Smith. Charles I. Phys, Sc.) Myburgh. Cor,relis H. smith. willem S. t* Diederichs. Pedro D. (Aard./ Naudi, -lacobus A. Snyman. Jacobus C. P. Geog.) Nefdt. Francois S. x Sperryn, Wilfrid G. * Douslas. Charlcs E. * Nel. Hans J. * Strauss. Daniel W. du Plessrs. Eugene. Norval, Anthony C. W. Strydom. Daniel. * Eastcrwe_v. Anthorry E. Oertcl. Christian W. R. * Strydom. Willcm A. F. t* Engelbrecht. Michael C. >t Oosthuizen. Petrus E. Sullivan. Peter J. Ferreira- Stefanus C. Papenfus. Daniel J. 'ix Theron. Johann P. ix Gerclener. Gustav R. A. Pienaar. (-lharles P. i* Theron. Petrus F. GREYO2s j'* Truter, Jan D. de V. * van der Westhuizen. Marius Groepf Group B van den Berg, Francois. w. t* 'l* Bateman, Patrick W. van den Rerg, Pieter D. * van Rensbur-q, Jacobus H. J. Cloete, (iert D. 'l* van der Merlve. Christoffel van Rooyen, Johan W. Coetzee. Johannes H. P. * van Schalkwyk, Marthinus J. Jor-rker, Carel C. S. 'f* van der Merwe, Jacobus D. van Tonder. Esmund P. Loots, Joseph R. * van Wy,k. Hendrik P. J. (Skei-Nat. : Martin, John W. /Phys. Sc.; Biol. -i-+ Wisk.,'Maths.) van Zyl. Nicodemus. Nienaber, Gerhardus J. * Venter. C'harl J. Perkins. iohn H. J'* van der Merwe. Leon. * Vermeulen. Reginald C. Swanepoel. Theodorus J. x P. van der Walt. Louis T. Verster. Jacobus J. P. van der Walt, Nicolaas. * van der Westhuizen, Bern- * Visser. Christiaan C. G. van der Westhuizen. Etienne. hard C. 'i'* Volsteedt, Johan A. van Straaten, Johannes J. -i* van der Westhuizen. Daniel. -i* Weirich. Hendrik I-. Viljoen. Diedrik J. A. * van der Westhuizen. Johannes * Willians. John S. Wessels. Jacobus J. S. Windsor. Brian P. Srd. VIII Eruntinorions i St. Vlll Elcsantett - 1965 Alberts. Philip P. Gildenhuys. Theo M. Pretorius. Jacobus D. Altona. Brian J. F. Griesel, Abraham J. Reyneke. Lourens E. S. Armstrong. William. Gritzman, Nlarcus C. Ross, David C. Badenhorst, Frans H. Grobbelaar. Albertus L. Rci''hwell. Brian P. Barends. Andr6 L. Hamaty. Michael C. Rust, Ben H. Barlow. Brain B. Hampton. Trevor H. Saaiman. Schalk J. Burlow, Herbcrt R. B. Harmse. Jan. Schiinborn. Richard G. Barnard. Jan C. Hattinsh. Jan L, Schooling. Andrb. Becker, Petrus J. Hutchinson, Henry T. P. Schooling, Waldo. Bellingan, Stephanus E. Jacobs, Christian T. G. Shein. Lcslie M. Beukes. Johanncs G. Johnson. Darryl C. Skea, Lleweliyn. Bloom, Jonathan D. -Ionker. Johannes J. Slabbert, Gerhardus L. Bonnet. Marthinus G. .loubert. Gideon D. Smart, Robert A. Border, Philip A. Joubert. Jacobus P. Smit. Erasmus J. F. Botha, Christoffel J. F. Keet. David l. Smith. Louis L. Breedt, Petrus G. Kimme, Hans S. Smook, Frank J. Breytenbach, Gerrit D. Kohler, Aart F. Smuts. Ryk J. B. Brink, Lourens M. E. I-amont, Adrian K. Snyman. David S. L. Britz, Willenr J. Lardner, David F. Spear. Clarence B. Broodr-vk, Dirk L. T-arsen. Pete.i V. Spicer, Paul. Burger. Aylvyn J. Leibbrandt, Hermann R. Steyn, Jan F. Cellarius, Victor R. I-ennox. Clive B. Steytler. Marius J. Clarence, Gordon N. le Roux. Deon F. Strydom. Johannes D. van C. Coetzee, Andries M. G. le Roux, Pieter C. Symington, Trevor M. Coetzer, Rickus. Lock, Izak B Taylor, Brian L. Collett. Cecil H. Lubbe. Andrew M. van Blerk, Cornelius J. de Kock, Eugene. Malan, Adriaan du T. van Blerk, Pieter J. P. f)oncaster. Horace W. Marais, Jan H. van der Merwe, Cornelis W. Doubell. Leslie D. Marincowitz, Gerald. van der Westhuizen. Jacobus H. Dreyer, Lucas I. Maritz, Gerard C. van Deventer, Jan A. F. du Plessis. Danidl A. Markgraaff, Steven. van Huyssteen, Jacobus F. du Plessis, Dennis J. Meyer, Eugene L. van Niekerk. Albert C. du Plessis, Johan S. Mofsowitz, Sefton A. 'ran Nierop, John G. du Plessis. Ryno C. Miiller. Daniel M. van Os. Mark D. du Preez, Etienne F. Myburg, Herculas F. van Rensburg. Leon. du Preez, Johannes H. P. Nolte. Coenraad B. vln Rensburg. Lcon J. du Toit. Andreas F. Onderstall, John M. van Rooven. Frederick J. Erasmus. Rudolf P. B. Orchard. Neville A. van Straaten. Willem J. Ferreira, Danidl P. Otte. Eric. van Vuuren, Izak J. J. J. Fourie, Albertus J. B. Pearce. Gavin J. van Wyk, Andries H. T. Fourie, Pieter P. Pienaar, Christoffel C. Venter, Johan. Gibson. Cowan P. Potgieter. Jacobus C. \/enter. Nicolaas. GREYO2e Vermeulen. Marthinus J. Webb, Ni-eel J. Wessels. Salomon L Versfeld. Arno. Wedderburn. Ian du B Williams. Roy. Verster. Halold. Wessels. Cornelis H. Yankelson. Peter. Vetterr, fheo G. Wessels. Matlheus H. Spesiale Pry,5e le66 1. F. Rautenbach-boekprys vir Hoogste Punte in Praktiese Musiekeksamen in - Prim6re Skool: Gideon A. Schoombie. Special Prizes 1966 2. R. S. Myers Book Prize for Highest Marks in llnglish in V-Afrikaans: Coen- raad T. Claassen and Laurence Alberts. 3. R. S. Myers-boekprys vir Hcogste Punte in Afrikaans in Y-Engels: Leon W. de Bruyn. 4. United Buitding Society Bursary: VA: Marthinus C. van Aswegen en Douw G. Steyn; VE: Richard M. Mahaffey and John F. lves. 5. F. C. Heter-trofee vir Beste Leerling in Houtwerk: Richard M. Mahaffey. 6. Gerard Schrnidt-trofee vir Atletiek: Michiel N. van Zyl 7. Ewie Cronje-trofee vir Tennisette: John Ter Morshuizen. 8. Tom Dixon Trophy for Tennis: Leon W. de Bruyn. 9. Ian Barr Medal for Soccer: Peter-John Haddad. 10. Willem Welgemced-trofee vir Gimnastiek: Marius J. Vorster. I 1. Donald Johnston Trophy for Swimming: Frank M. Horwitz. 12. Westphal Trophy for Crickel: Alan C. Dunn. 13. Popeye Strydom-hofee vir Rugby: Lambertus G. Hechter. 14. Murray Meiring Medal for the Best All-rounder: Jacobus L. Cronjd. 15. Gustav Fichardt Junior Dux-Medalje: Leon W. de Bruyn. Grelt Kollege Loer -- Grey College Printury M erieteserrif i kute - Cert ificates fo Merit 1966 s'1. 1. Alrikaans: Darryl P. le Roux. Peter L. Mitchell. - Willem J. Jacobs. lvor W. Levin. Richard R. Schurr. Andries S. Marais. Johan L. Schoonraad. Gary D. Strcoh. Theodor G. Opperman. .\t. Alrikaans: Marius Smith S/. 3 Afrlkaans: 4 - Adriaan S. Strydom. - Eryl G. Barnard. Henri Coetzee. Andries P. Venter. Deon J. Beukman. Jacques H. du Toit. Kepler Wessels. Johannes J. Gous. Frans J. Grobbelaar. Pierre Lombaard. Andries Haven-ca. Std. I English: Marthinus C. Havinga. Pieter T. Pohl. Colin C.- de Bruyn. Klopper. Johan Rall. Stefanus Anthony G. Dutton. Frederik W. Louw. Charel v. Schickerling. Mervyn Eloff. Hendrik G. S. Niewoudt. Gideon A. S;hoombie. George \r. Harding. Willem R. J. Pottas. Lucas C. Steyn. David Hendrik F. Symington. Katz. Rudolf A. van den Berg. Clive D. King. Albertus J. R. van Rhijn. Johan Vorster. Donald T. L. Mclachlan. Marius van Rooyen. William W. Mclachlan. LoCere,ikus B. Vorster. 51r1. 3 Ertqli,^h : Gerit White. St.2 - Afrikouns: l-conard Arenson. Sarel de Villiers. Mark A. Asch. St(i 4. - Englis'h: Henry J. Hill. William E. Brown. Martin A. de Bruin. Francois van Z. le Roux. Barry T. Claasen. Neville D. Emslie. Daniel Scheer. Peter R. Doyle. Christopher D. Hinrichsen. Michael S. Grewar. Louis C. Marais. Std. 2 Enslish: Philip Katz. Louis H. Wessels. Selrvyn- K" l)ewberry. Duncan J. N{acKenzie. Alan Williams. CREYO30 .Iacobus L. Cronjd. Marthinus C. van Aswegen. Leon W. de Bruvn. Nico cte Villiers. Gerhardus van der Merwe. Alan C. Dunn. . Louis F, de Wet. ,{lbert van U.eenen. Trevor D. Fletcher. Cornel J. Engelbrecht. Michiel N. r,an Zyl. Raymond Hayward. Abranr E. Fischer. John F. Ives. Petrus J. J. Ferreira. Std. V E4lislt: Richard M. Mahaffey. Benjamin Kruger. Nigel J.-- Adams. Munro P. Marx. Charles G. F. Krohn. Pierre A. Boid. Anthony J. r,an Vuuren. Douw G. Steyn. Alan Bryer. Bui tengew'one l/ orderirry - Exc'eptional Progress .t/ 1 - Afrtkaans: Hugh P. Meirdelsohn. Std. 1 -- Ettglish: Louis Boshofl', Alan W. Prescott. I-awrence Gersowfsky. Henning A. iubelius. Dou-slas Lanrb. Willem F. Kotze. .t/. 3 - Afrikaans: Robert Luckett. Geen. Bruce A. van Nierop. S1r1. I English: ,S1. 5 Afrikattns: - Stt|.3 Errylislt: - Peter G. Busse. - Deon Boshoff. Robert K. Skipsey. Andri R. Bojd. Abraham J. Botha. Peter D. Hanis. Mark J. Dutton. Robert D. Crouch. Bertram D. Henderson. Allen Gelberg. Petrus H. de Jager. Neil J. L. Lamont. Jan D. du Toit. Graham M. Roberts. Gabriiil J. le Roux. St. 2. - Alrikoans Gary Terblanche. Johan J. Louw. Hendrik Heyns. Kenneth J. Swart. ,{ndries J. Klaassen. St. 4 Alrikacuts: Johannes P. L. van Straaten. Frederick C. Loretz. - Johann Weideman. Neno Philip Nell. F. J. i'Iaasbroek. John J. Viljcen. .lohan Kolb:. .Std. 5 Enslish; Pierre A. Pienaar. Desmond- A. Donald. Stephanus Prctorius. Henry J. Stevens. Std. 2 English: - Hendrik J. r,tn Niekerk. Dudley G. r'an Aswe_sen. Robin A. Bailes. Johannes van Reenen. Grant J. van Rensburg. Gary B. Combrink. Carl H. Radloff. Raymond Victor. Merietesertifikate Musiel< - Merit Certificates Music Carey Davies. Gideon A. Schoombie. St. V Afril:aans: Philip Katz. Kepler Wessels. Laurence- Alberts. Frederik W. Louw. Louis H. Wessels. Coenraad T. Claassen. Andrew W. J. McCabe. cREYa3l Hostels c REYO32 Gerterul -- Algenteen Our skippcr is back I FIow glacl arrcl grateful rvc ancl thcy havc madc fnll usc t:{ such faciltics as re_uular ail were rvhen Mr Volstecdt could rcsunre his duties sludies. the library, thc S.C.A., Sunday School, clubs as principal and head of the hostels at the beginning anc'l thc manl, branches of sport. cf the year. Welcome back. sir, and may you remain The hostels \\/ere very often called upolt to as fighting fit as you are norv! accommodate i,isitin_q spoiting sidcs. Althor-rgh we are The hostels congratulate Mr K. Pienaar on his alrvays:. prcpared to do our sbare in this respect, knorv- appointnrent as housemaster o{ Leith House. Wc ing that we arc doing it in the interest of our school, sinccrely trust tha'. he and his family will be very happy rve lvc r,rld like to appeal to our day scholars for a and that the senior hostel will benefit by his experience little morc support. Plcase invite more of our visitors and by those qualiiies which have madc him a most to your honrcs. Our nratrons have never complained, successfLrl ieachel and assistcnt housentaster. Mr. Sfonie bl; rve knolv that these frcquent visits increase, and Steenkanrp (very confidently) took up the position of slaeiinrcs clouble the amount of ri'ork they have to assistant housenraster at l-eith House at ihe beginning c"o. We arc thinking cspecially of the matrons at or" the year. To him and his wifc we extend a wann Hamiiton Hall. word of welcomc. !:r ccnclusion rvc lvould like thanking everbody rvho Messrs. K. Strydom an,l A. van dcr Hecver ioined in some way or othcr rvas connected rvith thc hostels: the Murray Housc staff . Wclcomc. gentlemen! Un- tl.ie rnenbers ol the Board of Conrroi ancl the Hostel fortunately we already have to take leavc of Mr. Committee. Mr. and Mls. Volsteedt. the bnrsar and Strydom as he rvill be taking up residencc in torvn his staff. the h.ousemastr-rs and assistant housemasters after his nrarriage in December. He will however not a.nC their rvives. residellt nrasters, all the matrons. thc bc' alone! Both messrs. tr-. du Plessis (Leith House) gror-rndsnran and Mrs. Van der Berg. the caretaker and N. van der Walt will be leaving the hostels unde'i and Mrs. cle Beer and all the boarders. If it had not the same circumstances. We wish these three gcntle" ber'n for yor,rr fine co-operation and mr-rtual supporl rnan the best of luck and thank them for their in- rve u,ould not have livcd so happily together. valuable services rendered to the hostels in particuiar. Jur '.hanks are also clue to all thc scrvants rvho Our hostel boys have oncL- asain participated ver1, havc dorre their duiy in thc hostels. the dinin-s hall, succcssfully in all thc numerous activities of the school the laundry and on our sronnds. J.L.C. Leith-Huis Prefekte: C. Collet (skoolkaptein): Louis Bolha dic stiltc daal: ..Een vir alnral, almal vir clkeen." (onder-kapiein); A. le Roux. Die rcg cn die vocrrcg skei. In die binnegeveg u'ord Htriskontitee: B. Dukas. K. Olivage. T. von Bratt. nog enkele houe geplant -- skoon houe - handskoen- Jan Wessels, R. de Klerk, E. Kin-s. Chris Jacobs, S. houc '- oorwinningshoue: Ses-cn-scstig leef saam in Barnard. Neels van del Merrve. en A. Griesel. Leith-huis. T'otsiens. nee. VAARWEL, Moskoul! Wat 'n Kosgttttger,s: -l . Bourver. A. Marx, L. Ault, S. jaar: ..l'l'ever a dull moment!" Carvood.. D. Goodwin, B. Howett, S. Abelkop A. Hoe heerlik. hoe kompenserend was die ont- Mulder. G. van Niekerk, J. Kruger, F. van Huysteen. plcoiing van hierdie kindergcmeenskap nie hoe J. du Plessis. A. Grobbelaar, N. Wessels. F. van jammer dat enkeles met die ,,vyand" geheul het:- wat 'n Rcoyen. C. Botha, P. van Deventer, A. Wentzel, J.My- onvcrgeetlike ervarins om ,,vyand" in vriend te sien burgh. J. Ventcr, K. van Tonder, J. Eales. F. Hattingh. verandcn die aanvanklike onsekerheid en geskulptheid P. Fischer, J. Spies. A. Levitt, J. du Rand. E. King. G. to! loutere oopl-reid te sien ontvoul nrure van agterdog Hirschon, J. Botha, J. van der Spuy, A. Versfeld, Cecil en vooroordeel te sien verkrummelt van aaneesig tot Collett, E. Meyer. A. Barends. B. van Niekerk, W. aangesig, rlee, van siel tot siel te ontmoet. van Straaten, H. Symington, D. Ross, B. Claassen. Na bLritc was Leith-huis vaniaar eintlik stil: W. Theron, L. Coetzec, J. van Zyl, Jannie Wessels. fecste vakansiedae en clroogte; die akkers F. Hattingh. L. Skea. A. Fourie. M. Wcssels. J. is voorberei: clie pacl na clie saailand oopgetrap. Harnse, M. van Os, Christic Jacobs. H. Strydom. P. Maar noudat hicrdie vlietcndc jaar sy dae so van Blerk, J. Snymarr, A. du Plcssis. suini-c skcnk cn dic t),dlasie lcegloop. kom die hcr- Die groot aansla-s het gekom - 1966 - agt-en- innerin-q: bcdank ()ns nrcv. Wandrag vir moederlike vccrtig nuwes nuwe bevel in die for',: 'n nuwe hulpvaardigheid: mnr. Iep du Plessis vir die com- bedeling sy fondamente- sidder. Nog nooit was die blikkics in Leith-huis . . oomblikkies van or-rtvlugting aanslag so- fel en die ,,verdedigers" so min nie. Ver- uit die klcue van verloofskap, maar wens hom en dediging in aanval omskep: skaaf en k(l)ap -- nuii,e Veronica geluk en vclorspoc,,l toe: julie \\/eet hoe wel- wesens, nuwe geografiese omstandighede: ons skud kom iulle in Leith-huis is! Baie dankie. Iep. vir vier en skommel reg, ons sluit die poortc -- eindelik - .iaar. glo ck. rvaarin jy die polsslag van Grey-Kollege GREYO33 gedurig voel klop het. Verwelkom ons opnuut mnr. en Aan ons pretekte en huiskomitee Leith-huis se dank mev. Stoney Steenkanrp as assistent-huisouers rvat uit vir samewerking, organisasie. hulpvaardigheid, diens die staanspoor cns handc stervig vat etr Leith-huis hul cn vriendskap. tuistc niaak. Mag mooi iare saam ons dcel rvees. Stuur ons sroete aan oom Jaap en tant Mary . . Groete? . . . Matrics -- you are about to leal'e the protection Heimrvcc ons kon nie vaniaar sing nie of Gley - of Leith Housc. on the threshold of life Ons bedank ons kassicr'. nrnr, Smit en die Beheer- you stand. - - On many occasions vou'll ask the question raad en die Koshuiskomnrissie vir mooi dekens, doel- - WHY? Thc answer is: treffende lessenaars en stewige, rvakkerbly-stoele . rvie rveet. miskien is die dag nie meer ver nie dat ons "We do not knol the reason rvhy there ahvays seems met trots elke ouer se versoek om 'n bietjie die seun to be -- se ..kamcr'" te besoek sonder vrees sal karr toestaan. a dark thread running through the gold upon Life's So 'n winterkouc byt darcm eu die langdurige tapestry . droogtc hou ons nog droog hier binne. But ihere it is and sorrows come at last to evclyone -. shadorvs fall accross the path and clouds obscure the Geagte Ouers, sull. Langs hierdie rveg ons innige dank en rvaardering Carr it be that if this life were one lonu rosy way vir u wellillendheid en hartlike samewerking. Die - .cesamentlike doel watr ons almal nastreef. is en bly die The soul rvould never learn to climb. to strivc, to hope, belange wat ons so na aan die hart l0 . . . u kindcrs. topray... ons kinders. die jeug van ons volk. Mag die beskeie lf everyone were satisfied and no one had a care . dceltiie wat Leith-huis tot hul vorming by-eedra bet. rvhere *,culd be the call for courage or the need for vir u cn vir hulle 'n aangenane herinnering we€s en praycr?" blv. Groctend die uwe. K. J. Pienaar. Brill-H tri,s 1966 Gedurcndc dic afgclopc jaar hct daar soveel dingc Die vraag ontstaan nou: Waaraan is die sukses plaasgcvind rval dic nolnrale roetine vcrbrcek het, dat van die af-uu'lope jaar toe te skryf I De antwoord is die jaar ten eindc snel teen 'n tempo rvat 'n mens eintlik hecl eenvoudig: De eoeie gees vao samewerking tussen verbaas laat staan. Dit voel maar soos eergister toe al die 85 seuns, die huiskomitee, die prefekte, die die ..new boys" hulle intrck hier geneem het en as 'n natrone. personeel en die huisvacler. Grey-Kollege is mens hulle nou beskou. clan tref dic rverklikheid jou. dankbaal en rvaardeer dic dienste rvat elkeen op syi rvant daardie selfde skraal k6reltjies is nou reeds Brill- haar terrein geleler het. Onthou, niemand rvas te huis-manne in die rvare sin van die rvoold en kom gering om dicns te leu'er en onr 'n invloed uit te oefen cok hcelrvat langer cn bredr voor as aan die begin nie. Die kleinste ratjie in die masjien is soms baie van die jaar. belangriker vir die gladcle en suksesvolle wcrking daar- Ek beskou liierdie jaar as een van dic baie sukses- van as dic hcel grootste een. volle jare waaraan ons met trots kan terugdink. Aan dic scuns wat ons aan die einde van die jaar Miskien was die kdrels te besig om met allerhande verlaat. rvord hiermee ons beste wense oorgedra. Mag strekc vorendag te kom. Die karakter van ons seuns julle herinneringe aan Brill-huis aangenaam wees. Aan is myns insiens die bepalende faktor sover dit die die rvat hier bly het julle ,,old boys" nodig sukses van die jaar bctref. Dit rvil egtcr nie s6 dat dit om rigting te gee gedurende 1967 en ons maak staat nooit nodig was om .,vriendelike" geselsies met seuns op julle. Ons rvens ons huisvadet en sy gesin, ons in dic portaal te voer nie. As dit ooit die geval sou matrone en die personeellede 'n aangename rustydjie rvees da1 daar nie nreer kattekwaad deur seuns ge- toe. Mag u almal uit,cerus en tocgerus met nuwe kragte pleeg rvorci nie, sal Brill-huis uie rnesr as 'n seuns- cn -qr.o[ ideale in 1967 na u poste terugkeer. kcshuis bestaan nie. _M. G. H. il4 ttrrot,-H ui.s Alrvcer hct dic tyd aangcbreek vir 'rr terugblik. Dit nurve klcurbaadiies en hier en daar 'n klammigheid rvil voolkom asof. in hierdie dac van spuitvliegtuic. in die ot'lg. aan ouers totsiens mocs se hier voor Murray- ou Vadcr f'yd ook vir honr vinnigcr nrotorc aangeskaf huis. Die gr'oot. vrcemdc gebou van weleer is nou die het, wani dit was nic gister nie. maar amper 'n jaar geliefde koshuis waar 'n groot getal gelukkige seuns geledc dat 'n hele klompie manne met ooglopend- lckker saArlw()ou en die rvcl cn wee vall dic Kosskool- GREYo34 lewe ondervind. Ons terugblik val op nog 'n sukses- mooi. Die studiesaal het 'n baie netjieser voor- volle jaar. Daar was 'n paar veranderinge wat personeel koms as gevolg van die verwydering van die ou banke betref. Aan die begin van die jaar het mnre. Kalie wat vervang is met herstelde banke. Ons bedank mnr. Strydom en .4,. v. d. Heever by ons aangesluit as Smit vir sy pogings in hierdie verband. inwonende onderwysers. Hierdie here het dadelik hier Ons drie prefekte het gedurende die iaar waarde- gelewer belang dienste by ons ingepas en waardevolle werk in volle -selewer en hulle baie goed van hulle van die koshuis. Ons rig 'n rvoord van dank aan al verantwoordelike taak gekwyt. Ons bedank hulle vir die lede van die inwonende personeel vir hul getroue hul gewilligheid en samewerking waarsond,er dinge dienste. Daar mnr. Strydom ons aan die einde van nie glad kan verloop nie. Ons vergeet nie die werk van hierdie jaar weer verlaat omdat hy gaan trou, wil ons die Studiekomitee nie. So baie van die rcetinetakies hom alles van die beste toewens vir baie gelukkige word deur hulle verrig en ons dank hulle daarvoor. huweliksjare. Aan ons prefekte wens ons alle voorspoed toe vir die Ons kan nie nalaat om ons matrone. mev. Maree, komende eksamen en die iaar wat voorl6, wanneer van harte te bedank vir haar getroue en toegewyde hulle die lewe moet ingaan. Alles van die beste ook dienste nie. Sonder die ,,moeder" van ons koshuis- aan die seuns wat na Brill-huis oorgaan. familie sou ons nie kon klaarkom nie. Toe 'n kwaai Ons dank aan mnr. Volsteedt wat ten alle tye griep'n hele aantal van die seuns lelik platgedruk het, die belange van al die koshuise op sy hart dra, vir het ons almal en hulle in besonder, weer eens besef sy belangstelling. Ons is ook bly om te kan s6 dat so wat dit beteken om haar hier te hC. baie van ons seuns deel gehad het aan die vele aktiwi- Aan die begin van die tweede kwartaal het ons teiie van die skool buite die klaskamer, waarin heelwat 'n baie geslaagde funksie gehou met die doel om geld van hulle pragtig gepresteer het, terwyl hulle ook op in te samel. Aan al die dames wat gehelp het met die akademiese gebied goeie werk gedoen het. Ons sien harde werk, ons opregte dank. Pannekoek, roomys. uit na 'n nuwe jaar waarin ons weel sal poog om hier. koeldrank en lekkers het soos sneeu voor die son in die lewens van nuwelinge op Grcy die fcndamente verdwyn; 'n rolprent het die aand afgerond. Met die te 16 van daardie waardes. gesindhede en karakter- mooi bedrag wat ingesamel is, is die voorportaal op- eienskappe wat van 'n seun 'n Grey-seun maak teen die geknap en die nuwe mat en gordyne lyk besonder tyd dat hy ons skool verlaat. -R. C, Florence Meiring-Huis Ons terugblik val op 'n aangename iaar hier in uitspreek dat sy gou sal herstel. Aan Christo Bornman, Florence Meiring. In hierdie koshuis heers daar, weens wai deur sy goeie gedrag 'n navolgenswaardige voor- 'n klein getal inwoners, altyd 'n huislike atmosfeer. beeld gestel het, sd ons baie dankie. Hy het nie net Die jong spruite wat aan die begin van die jaar, vaal opgetree soos wat van 'n prefek verwag word nie, en verdwaal hier aangeland het, het hulself baie gou maar was in werklikheid 'n vader vir die seuns. Ons in die tradisies ingegrawe en doen mee in alles wat beste wense vergesel hom. Grey hulle bied. Met die vertroue dat Florence Meiring aan julle iets Ons innige dank en waardering teenoor mev. gegee he1 om verder te dra, worcl die hoop verder Maree vir haar hulp en toegewydheid waarmee sy uitgespreek dat iulle verblyf in die jare wat kom net ons die afgelope jaar bygestaan het. Daar sy die so gelukkig sal wees hier aan Grey-Kollege. afgelope tyd nie te gesond was nie, wil ons die hoop -N. v. d. W. GREYO35 School's News and Activities Nuus en Bedrywighede YAN die Slcool GREYO36 Tlie lircrttse Library In ihc first place. allo*' me to enthuse over the honoured us by scekin-e our opinion on various matters tiuly rnagrnificcnt respor,sc to our anl al for pertainin,t tcl school libraries. and we arvait tvith interest libnlry fLinds. It is truc that u,e clicr, ir special its eventual reccnrmendations. It tvould seem that big elfot't this ycar. bnt thc rcsult has cxc expec- thin_qs arc in the offin-s for school libraries in the Frec tatiorrs;. rclchiurr thc rccorcl surn of What State, ancl rvc trLrst that the Krause Library ivill benefit furthcr evidcrrce cculcl one hope fcr of the intercst accordin-ely. taken in the library by the pupils of Grcy College ancl thcir parents! As I happen to be due for retirement at the end of the year. I hope I may be permitted to make a ferv Wc are plcased. too, to place on record our valedictory observations. Durin,e the course of my forty appreciiiiion of thc gcncrosity of thc rvcll-kno,,vn Old years' associalion with thc Grey College library, inclu- Grey and Free Statc sportsman, Mr "Kappy" Kaplan. ding the last twenty in which I have had the privilege prcscntcC rvho a number of valuablc volumes to the of serving as honorary librarian, I have naturally seen library. Thcse include his private collcction of books nr:rny changcs and improvenrctrts iii our library services. orr cr ickct rvhich should provide crickc't enthusiasts It is a far cry f-rom tho tu,o little poky storerooms. ri,i1h _stirnulatin-q reading rnaterial tbr many a long rvhcre our mcagre -stock of books was at one time 1,cnr. We u,ere also {rlad to receive frour an ex-member. housed, to 1he han,lsonre and spacious Krause Library of staff. Mr Daniel Bczuidcnhout, a copy of his thesis with its 10.000 volumes all suitably catalogued and cn trhc ieaching of practical science rvhich hc presented clzrssif ied. for his M.Ed. degrec. As far as lny own work at the library is conccrned. At lonc las'r the quesrion of inaclcquate ventila- I should like to sa-v tlrat *,hilc it has not ahvays been lion in the I-ecturc Roo:n appears to have bcen solvccl. eas)' \\'ork. I havr iuvariablv found it to be interesting ,41, sonrc consicle:able cost trvo cfficicnt air-conditioners anC rcrvarding n,urk. I rcniain rnore than ever convinced havc bccn installed arrcl rvhai. a diffcronce this has of' thc indispcnsablc iducational value of a school li- madc! T'his is a maltcr that shor-rld havc been attendcci brary. A l;chool rvithout a propcr library is like a coun- to ycar.s ago but circumstances have becn against us. try rvithout a capital, or a cathedritl rvithout an altar. Lct us hope that rve havc norv finally put i n i i s to To all thrrse rvhc have hclped to ease my task, I an1, further refercncc io "Thc Black Holc of Calcutta." am sincerely srateful. I think of thc help and encourage- "foeticl air." and "the stench of srveating humanity.., ment I have at all tinres received from the principals Fron lrcncefor',v:lrd classes shoulcl bc able to enjoy under r.,,hom I have served. the nrembers of the staff studying cclucational films in a cool ancJ refreshing and the boys. arrcl also local librarians atiuosphcre. to whom I have irlways felt frr:c to go for advice. I think. too. of my A leccnt usel'ul accluisition u'or.th mcntionins is predcccssols. Mr. Leo Marquard. tvho did all the foun- a nL'at movablc "and daticn rvork. and nrore, of our present library system. board-l'his for ciisplaying nerv intcrcstin',r books. was rnadc possible by anc the latc Mr. Hans Wuras who held the fort during a bcquest received fro;l the eslate of the late Ella Fjs- the rvar years and successfully coped tvith special dif- chcr ancl appropriately bcars hcr rarue. ficulties. OLrr extcnsive card catalogue is an abiding mo- nument to the labours of Mrs. Kathleen Marquard who .z\n iunovation to be introducecl for the first tine uorked at the library for many vears and whose effi- ciency and erp;ricnce ensured that we started- off on the ri-eht lines. It rvas Miss l-ouise Mar<1uard rvho was main- ly responsible for keeping the primary library going un- dcr very aCvcrsc conditions. How she would have re- velled in the facilities provided by the modern library servc as a:r honoured syrnbol of buiiding rvhich the primary school can now boast of ! ol the library committee arc. as Then last. but not ieast, there is my rvife. For some work. I trust I shall bc pardoncd !e\'eiltecn ),1'ars shc lras been my mainstay at thc library- ticular R. Engelbrccht aud .1. Ko It iras becn rny good foltunc that u,hile she has allorved dition to coping u'itli their usual routine duties have nrc to do n.rost of the talking. she' has got on with thc spent ntany houls on rc-labelling the library shelves. iob ald clone most of tire rvork. Wc n,cre verv pleased to rcceive a visil from the To my successor I extenci my best wishes. May he corr. ruission appointed by thc Provircial Adrninistration bc very happy in his neiv rvork and may the Krause to rcport rhe s),stcm ol of school libr.arics in the Frce Library lcver fail to serve the best intelests of the Grey Salc. Thc chainnan, Mr. A. Weebcr. is an Old Gre1,. Colleqe. and onc of the ruenrbcLs is our oltl friend and formcr principal. Mr. J. M. B. Faure. The commisssion H.E. GREYO3T D i e. Grey- Kol I e ge S ord ugs /< ool Hierdie tak van die Sondagskooi van die N.G. Kerk voorre_s was ont iverk te kon cloen tr,at cligheidsrvaardc gee Bybelonderrig en ondcrrig in die Ccloofs- cn Sede- besit. 'n Besonclcre rvoord vrn dauk aau cjie ciarn.'s cn leer van die kerk aan koshursleerlinge en aan die seuns herc ivat vertrck en hul dicnstc nie weei: tot crns bcskik- en dogters van lidmate wat in die ontgelin-q van die king kan stel nie. skool woon. Anders as in die seval van die mccste an- Ons beste wensc wold lan clie seniorklas oorgedra. der Sondagskooltakke. rvord hier bcuervens dic gewone Mag hulle die iicrk \\,at hicr be-sin is, voortsit en ont- klasse, vier jaar in plaas van die gcbruiklike drie jaar rvikkel tot ri'aardi_cc cn nutrige liclinate van ons l(crk. aan katkisasic-onderrig gcwy. Hielinee rvord gepoog om Aan al die ancicr' lecr-iingc, van dic iileinste tot die leerlinge so moontiik te onderris sover dit dic grootste. werrs oljlj 'n aaugename rustyd to3 et] vcl't[ou -qoed .as leerstellinge van ons Kerk betref. Die belan-srikheid hier- dat julle D.V. aiinstaandc iarl met hclnieude 1'11,,3t ,o' van kan, gcsien in die lig van al die gevaarlike t':ndens; die Sondagskool sal toctree. Ons ,vil ds. Lombaard, ons van ons tyd, nouliks oorskat word. nurve leraar. hartlik beciank vir .sy bclangstelling in ons Die onderwysers cn onderwysercsse op wie se Sondagskool en vir die vcrskeie besooke n'at hy reccis skouers die groot en verantwoordelike taak van die Son- by ons afgelO hct. dagskool in die eerste plck gerus l:et, tvord hartlik be- Ons bede is-dat die Groct Lcernccster ons Son- dank vir hul arbeid. Ons vertrou dat hierdie taak vir u dagsiool in ciie toekoms nog sal gebruik tot stecds gro- lleer as slegs'n taak was en dat dit vir tl'n ccr en'il ter diciis tot Sy eer. M.G.H. Die C.S.V . '- Tlrc S.C.A. Wannecr jy met icts konstrukticfs besig is, vlieg hartelik dank vir hullc besiclcncle booclskappe nlel ons clie tyd verby. Daarom het ons byna met 'n skok ver- algemcnc vergadcrings. necm dat ons weer ons ver*slae I'ir dic jaarblad moet Mevv. J. Vcllstccclt en S. Pretolius en nrnrc. K. opstel. Daar was so vecl om te clocn, en wannecr ons Pienaar, R. CillieLs. i{. Str;rdorn el J. Cronjc het die lyk dit asof daar so ilin uitgcrig is. Ons Afriliaansc krin_sc gclei. Hoc kan ous u bcdank bchulri,e nou terugkyk, 'n kan nraar net glo en vertrou clat clie saad rvat oits itt deur enkele --- baie. baic danki: ! swakheid gesaai het. sal ontkiem cn vrugte sal ch-a. Rev. Micklcthlaite and Father Louri, * ere in groot ci',argc the Mcthoclist ancl Anglican groups respec- Ons is dankbaar dat ons seuils wecr irt -le- of talle by die C.S.\/. aangesluit het cn dat hullc die krin- tivcly. We thank them r.rost heartily ancl trust that they gc, algemene vergaderings en Pinkstctbidure so mool u,ill hclp us again next year. bygewoon lret. Baie dankie. Oas bedank ook ons skoolhoof. mnr'. Volsteeclt, vir Langs hicrdie weg rvil ons graag ook ons opregte sy volgchoue belangstelling in die r.rerksaamhede van dank uitspreek teenoor dr. Louw, eerw. Howes-Hon'ell. oiis vcrenlglng. ds. Pretorius en ds. Snyman da1 hulle ons bidure konr Ilic bestuur vir 1966 was soos volg saarngestel: lei het. Ook aan ds. Jimmy Veitch. ccrl. Micklcthwaite. mnr. J. L. Cronje (Pres.). Clynton Collett (voors.). mnr. Smuts. reisende sckretaris van die C.S.V', eenv. Christo Bornman (sekr.) Louis Botha. David Goodrvin F{owes-Howell, ds. Snyman en n1llr. Mick Anclrews, en Etticne Terblanche (lede.) reisende sekretaris van die Engelsc afdeling. s0 ons J. L. C. Voortrekkers 1966 Die Grey-Kollege V vir haar troue hulp. Hierdie dienste word soveel te ses jaar van getroue diens as sekretaresse van ons Kom- meer waardeer omdat ons weet dat hierdie dames vir mando. Mag sy ook die allergrootste geluk in die hu- ons gehelp het temidde van 'n vol program. welik ondewind, waar ons opregt: Voortrekkerqroete 'n Hartlike w,oord van Scouts nnd Cubs The scouts and cubs met regularly every Friday in ing the first six months. Patrick Mahaffey was lucky to the Scout hut. earn his Scout Cord just before this was withdrawn with The number on the roll has dropped due mostly to the change in the training badges and awalds. the bigger boys leaving. With the scouts we have S. M. George Emslie and Besides the usual instruction and games meetings. A. S. M. Dudley Fmslie doin-e very good work. We have the scouts have had three weekend camps and one not been so lucky with the Cub Scouters. Miss D. Wright day's outing while the cubs have visited factories and left to be followed by miss Lichtenburg and Miss Wes- other places of interest. sels. Mrs. Theron and Mrs. Bailes carried on assisted Two film shows were held: the first was well etten- for a while by Mrs. Smith, and now two new lady as- ded but the sound was bad. This was reversed at the sistants Mrs. Havinga and Mrs. Grunow. second show when the sound was good but the atten- On the whole we have had a very succossful year, dance bad. ably supported by the parents Group Committee. passed tests badges Thanks T. R. Douglas S.M. Many boys for especially dur- to one and all. J. - Skaak Ons skool het vanjaar een van sy suksesvolste jare vanjaar die Grey-kampioenskap gewen. op die gebied van skaak beleef. 'n Rekordgetal spelers, Omdat daar so baie jong spelers was, het ons 'n veral onder die St. 6-leerlinge, het vanjaar deelgeneem. spesiale kampioenskap net vir St. 6 Leerlinge gehad. Dt is dan ook uit hierdie groot aantal jong entoesiaste Hier was dit veral H. v. d. Riet, L. Greyling en C. wat ons 'n nuwe span sal moet bou, aangesien feitlik Wagener wat die oog gevang het. al ons senior-spelers die skool gaan verlaat. Verlede Uitslae van wedstryde: jaar het ons drie verteenwoordigers in die O.V.S. skole- Wen teen Afrikaans Flodr, Pretoria: 2l! teen 8| skaakspan van vyf spelers gehad. nl. Keith Morris, Jac- Wen teen Sentrale Hodrskool: 22! teen 7l ques Malan en Ben Claassen. Hierdie drie spelers is Wen teen Voortrekker Hoer: 3 teen 2 vanjaar weer aldrie gekies. 1sr$,yl Keith Morris weer Wen teen President Steyn: 7t teen I eens die O.V.S. skolekanpioen is. Hy het dan ook weer Wen teen Sasolburg: 16 teen 0. P. F. Laerskoolrugby Ons kan weer eens terugkyk op 'n baie suksesvolle ruim van die _eeleentheid gebruik gemaak om teen an- jaar m.b.t. die ru-eby van die laerskool. Daar het vier der dorpe kragte te meet, en ons dank die onderwysers spanne in die verskillende ligas deelgeneem en oor die wat so male sonder tal hul naweke opgeoffer het om algemeen het die spanne goed gevaar. Die eerstespan die bus te vergesel. Sonder hulle sou ons min kon ge- het, behalwe agt liga-bepalings, ook nog uitstappies on- doen het. derneem na Reitz, Harrismith, Petrusburg, terwyl Louw Ten slotte, ons clank aan die afrigters, Mnre. S. Geldenhuys van Johannesburg hier plaaslik ontvarrg is. Strydom, J. Strydom, F. Muller en L. Botes vir hul Die eerstespan het 148 punte aangeteken, terwyl hulp. Ons dank ook die ouers vir hul belangstelling by slegs 49 punte teen hulle behaal is. ons wedstryde asook die paar keer wat hulie seuas van Drie van ons spelers. t.w. Tjokkie van der Merwe. besoekende skole gehuisves het. Hierdie vriendelike ge- Eugdne Smit en Bertie Hechter het vir die Bloemfon- baar het ons taak baie vergemaklik, en dit is vir ons 'n teinse laerskoolspan gespeel. en het o.a. 'n wedstryd op riem onder die hart om te weet ons kan altyd oo die Springs gespeel. Baie geluk aan julle drie. Grey-ouers staatmaak. Noudat die Laerskool oor 'n eie bus beskik. is daar F.M. GREYO39 Junior-tennis 1966 'n Ander suksesvolle jaar vir ciie Junior'-tennis van Gedurende die langnarveek in September is daar Grey-kollege spoed ten einde. 'n geslaagde toer na Harrismith onderneem, waar ons Daar is vanjaar weer volgens die leerstelsel gespeel, in die enkels gelykop gespeel het, terwyl ons die dub- wat steeds die belangstelling en onderlinge rvedywering bels net 20 spelle teenoor 7 gewen het. gestimuleer het. 'n Groot aantal van ons seuns het Saterdae spesiale ln die liga-rvedstryde het ons Willem Postma ge- afri-rting gekry deur lcde van die Bloemfonteinse Ju- wen. terrvyl ons teen St. Andrews verloor het. Die seuns nior-Tennisorganisasie. terrvyl die spesialc afrigtings- het tog deur hierdie wedstryde bai: waardevolle onder- lesse denr mnr. Hauba nog stecds -uoed ondersteun vinding opgedoen. word. Ses seuns het aan die Bloemfcnteinse tenniskam- 'n Opregte woord van dank aan die personecllede pioenskappe deelgeneem. waar Heinie Symington en wat v€rantwoordelik was vir die afri_qting van hierdie Leon de Bruyn tot die kwart-eindrondte deurgedring het. rvonderlike spel, en vir die pragtige gees rvaarin daar Hierdie twee seuns het ook ons skool by die O.V.S.- steeds gearbei is. tenniskampioenskappe verteenwoordig. waar Heinie Mag ons Junior-tennis steeds van krag tot krag S;,mington wat eerste vir die O.V.S. gekeur was in gaan. die halfeindrondte uitgeskakel is. - J.E. Tennissette 1966 has been a great yEar for our tennissette play- sels. ers. We have truly seell a sparkling enthusiasm amongst Our congratulations go to the followiug finalists means inspiration received - the boys. which has been a -sreat of rvho cups: to the teachers in charge. Uttder 9 Bo.r"s ;inglen^ K. Wessels, Every term we have been thrilled at the response Ltrrder 9 Bttl,sr Double,s- K. Wessels and C. de Bruyn. of new players. Uttler 9 Mi.red l)ouhlc,s' - C. de Bruyn and partner. The hi-shli-sht of the year lvas the Bloemfontein We rvill be sony to lose- J. Ter Morshuizen, who has Tennissette Championships, held l3th lTth August. been selected as the bJst ter.rnissette player of the year, with most of the matches played ()n our- own courts. as he will be taking up tennis next year. We wish him We would like to wish every success to those who every success in the future. were selected for the championships viz. A word of thanks to all the parents for their en- A. Bojd, C. de Bruyn. P. Do1,lc, R. Lombard, H. coura-sement and interest. and also to the teachers who Luttig, J. Ter Morshuizen, P. van Biljon and K. Wes- help with the training of the boys. J. Howes-Howell. Atletiek - (Senior,s'\ Ons het half traag aangestap om die eerste atle- nie, maar ons _slo dat die ,eereelde kompetisies reeds jaar goeie tiekoefening van die te gaan bywoon - oom Jaap vrugte afgewerp het en dat dit in die toekoms nog Rousseau sou na so baie jare nie daar wees nie! Kon -qroter belan-sstelling in hierdie mooi sportsoort sal wek. ons die atletiekseisoert sonder horn met vertroue tege- Tydens ons eie sportbyeenkoms op 25 Februarie is moet gaan? Maar die tyd staan nie stil nie en ons moes etlike puik prestasies gelewer. Die volgende atlete het aangaan. Gelukkig dan dat mnr. Niek v. d. Walt die nuwe rekords opgestel in die nomners wat agter hulle gou besef hy name aangedui word: - du Plessis (verspring leisels kon oorneem en ons ander het dat Dennis - hulle stewig vasgevat het. U het u vuurdoop goed deur- 22' 5+," driespron-u - 42. E" en 440 tree - 50.0 sek.), staan mnr. v. d. Waltl Geluk. Ons is ook dankbaar dat W. Retief (onder 15 - spiesgooi -- 137' 8-1"), G. Ro- daar etlike onderwysers is wat bereid is om die somer- berts (onder 13 - verspring 16' 111" en 150 trce hitte in belang van atletiek te trotseer en dat daar so 18.4 sek.) en M. varr Zyl (onder- 12 verspring - baie seuns is wat bereid is om hard en gereeld ie oefen 14' 3"). Ons sd baie hartlik geluk aan- hierdie scuns,- om Grey se naam op die atletiekkaart te hou. maar ook aan al die ander wat so.-':eesdriftig deelgeneem In hierdie gees het ons dan begin en volgehou en en presteer het. Koshuise het vanjitar dic tussengroep- daarom kan ons met tevredenheid terugkyk op 'n lang kompetisie met 43lrr punte teenoor die 305] van Stad pad en mooi suksesse. Hoeveel di: nuwe Skole Atle- gewen. tiekklub tot die sukses van die Bloemfonteinse skool- Hierna het ons die visier op die Tussenskoolse At- atlete bygedra het. kan ons nog nie met sekerheid sd letiekbyeenkoms van l8 en l9 Maart -eestcl. Ons harde GREYe40 werk is ryklik beloon deurdat ons die Sol Harris- en ingesluit. Hier het Awie clie derde plek in die verspring C. T. Vern,ey-bekers vir ondcr l9- en onder l3-seuns o.17 verolvcr. tenvyl Der,nis die cerste plek in die ver- vcfo\\/er het. Boonop is die S. P. tsarkhuizen-trofee vir sprin_u o.lg en die derde plek in clic driesprons beklee plessis die bestc prestasie deur 'n seun aan Dennis du hct. Baie geluk mct irierclie puik vertonings ! toegeken vir sy rekordsprong van 22' 7-1". Baie, baie Gereelde klubbycenkontste en kompetisies te Sa- geluk. solburg. Welkom. Bethlehem en Winburg het etlike an- Die volgende seuits hct plekke in die finale nom. der belowende atlcte ook in staar gestel om op hulle mers verower: - Herculas riu Preez (le in H.S. o.l9 -- prestasies van vroeUr in die seisoen te verbeter. So het 6' 11"). Awie Fourie (le in V.S. o.l7 -- 2l' 6"), Dawie Danie du Plessis. Louis Botha en Francois Smit dan Geyser (2e in myl o.19 - 4' 36.0"), Wilhelnr Landman ook die geleentheid gekry orn die \,'rystaat teen die be- (3e in H.S. o.l7 - 5'8"), Gerald Roberts (le in 100 soekende Duitse span te verleenwoordig saam net Den- o.13 11.6, le in 150 o.l3 --= l'1.4,2e in V.S. o.l3 nis, Arvie el Herculas. - - 17' 0i"), Dennis du Plessis (le in ?.20 o.l9 - 22.6,le in Ons besondere gelukwensing gaan aan Dennis du 440 o.l9 49.5 - en le in V.S. o"19 - 22' 7-|" nuwe Plessis en Herculas du Preez rvat onderskeidelik lede rekord), aflosspan o.13 eerste in 54.0, aflosspan- o.17 van die Suid-Afrikaanse A- en B-spanne was in die derde en aflosspan o.19 eerste in 43.8 -- nuws rekord. ,.toets" teen die Duitse sapn. By hierdie geleentheid Niel Fischer en Francois Smit het in die uitdunne plek- het Dennis die dcrde plek in die verspring veroler. Mooi ke verow€r" so! Op grond van bogenoemde vertonings is Dennis Baie dankic aan ons atletiekafngters eu al die at- du Plessis, Herculas Cu Preez en Arvie Fourie in die lete vir 'n uiters aangename atlctiekjaar. Moenic clic Vrystaatse span na die S. A. Junior Kampioenskappe spykerskoene rvegpak nre. J.L.C. Atletielc in die Laerskool Vanjaar lvas daar 'n mooi oplerving in atletiek in vorendaq gekont en rnekaaL goecl op,eedreun. die laerskool en die getal atlete liet aansienlik gestyg. 'n Sparnetjie vail twaali het Grey Laer op die tus- In al die ouderdomsgroepe nroes uitCulnne in alle nom- senskoolse byeenkoms in crie Vrystaalse Stadion ver- mers gehou word om te beslis wie aan ons eie jaarlikse teenwoordi_c. Hier hei Grey egter "n opdraande stryd atletiekbyeenkoms sou deelneem. gehad. In slegs tu,ee uitdunne l;on Grey onder die 'n Hele aantal goeie vertonings is dan ook gelerver. eerste drie eindig. Johan Rall het ide gekom in die o.11 Die enigste nuwe rekord is opgestel deur Mike van 75 tree. maar dit was rlog nie goed genoeg om hom na Zyl, 'n nuweling by Grey. Hy het die onder 12 ter- die finaal te laat deurdrine nie. Die o.12-aflcsspan, be- spring met 'n sprong van 14' 3" gewen. Nog 'n nuwe- staande uit Johan Botha. Norman Markgraaff, Steva ling. J. Rall. het in die o.ll-afdeling koning gekraai in Klopper cn Mike van Zy\. het pragtig genael on hul die naellope. Ou staatmakers soos Norman Markgraaff uitdun te $'en. In die finaal kon hulle egter net'n 5de en Steva Klopper (o.12 naellope). Desmond Carlson plek uitloop. (o.12-verspring) en Marius Vorstei en Reggie Krohn Ons sien uit na ciie nurve seisoeir, waarvoor daar (o.11-naellope en verspring) het deurgaans met hul beste reuds hard geoefen rvord. .T.C.B.C. Ittnior Landloop - 1965 Met die uitsluitlike doel om clie fikshcidspeil van teen Model en Wilgehof Volkskooi hct die seuns beson- die seuns te verhoog en dan aan seuus wat nie oor nael- der goed gcvaar dcur die meeste van die afdelings te loopspoed beskik nie 'n gescnde, heilsame rvinter/lente- rven. Toere is onderneem na Smithfield ivat op 'n baie aktiwiteit te besor-s. is vanjaa'L- mct hicrdie belangrike inieressante gelykopstlyd uitseloop het. Teen Lady- voorbereidingsfase van atletiek begin. brand Laerskool het cns 2 uit die 4 afdelings gewen. Hoogtepurrte in hierdic vecieisende en karakter- Tydens Grey se aflosbyeenkoms wat die eerste vormende aktiwiteit is o.a. keer gehou is. cn waarin elke atleet 'n halfmyl moes (a) Die jaarlikse veldrvedloop van Grey, afl6. het ons in 3 van die 4 afdelings koning gekraai. (b) Die groot Sand du Plessis-byeenkoms, Met die jaar-likse lanclloopbyeenkoms van die Ju- (c) Gre1, se aflosbyeenkoms, nior Hoerskool Sand clu Plessis \vaaraan verskeie skolc (d) Toere na ander skole in die O.V.S. deelgeneem het. het die Grel'-lsndlopers drie afdelings (c) Plaaslike oefenbyeenkornste teen stadskole. qewen, nl. onder 10. onder 12 cn onder 13. Aanvanklik is die hele skool gekondisioneer en Hcnry Hill hct cerste gekom ir-r die onder 10-af- gaandeweg het die beste hardloper:; hulle staal getoon. deling en Eugenc Ceronio rvas 2dc in die onder l2-af- Die groepe onder 10. 11. 12 en t3 het klciner geword deling. NIooi so I en die vertonin-es al stervlger. In plaaslike byeenkomste A. v. d. H. GREY')39 Junior-tennis 1966 'n Ander suksesvolle jaar vir ciie Junior-tennis van Gedurende die langnaweek in September is daar Grey-kollege spoed ten einde. 'n geslaagde toer na Harrismith onderneem, waar ons Daar is vanjaar weer volgens die leerstelsel gespeel, in die enkels gelykop gespeel het, terwyl ons die dub- wat steeds die belan,sstelling en onderlinge rvedywering bels met 20 spelle teenoor 7 gewen het. 'n -qestimuleer het. Groot aantal van ons seuns het Saterdae spesiale In die liga-wedstryde het ons Willem Postma ge- afrigting gekry deur lede van die Bloemfonteinse Ju- wen, terlyl ons teen St. Andrews verloor het, Die seuns nior-Tennisorganisasie, terrvyl die spesiale afrigtings- het tog deur hierdie wedslryde baic waardevolle onder- lesse deur mnr. Hauba nog steeds goed ondersteun vinding opgedoen. word. Ses seuns het aan die Bloemfcnteinse tenniskam- 'n Opregte woord van dank azin die personeellede pioenskappe deelgeneem, waar Heinie Symington en wat verantlvoordelik was vir die afrigting van hierdie Leon de Bruyn tot die kwart-eindrondte deurgedring het. wonderlike spel, en vir die pragtige gees waarin daar Hierdie twee seuns het ook ons skool by die O.V.S.- steeds gearbei is. tenniskampioenskappe verteenwoordig, waar Heinie Mag ons Junior-tennis steeds van krag tot krag Symington wat eerste vir die O.V"S. gekeur was in gaan. die halfeindrondte uit_seskakel is. - J.E. Tennissette 1966 has been a greatyear for our tennissette play- sels. ers. We have truly seen a sparkling enthusiasm amongst Our congratulations go to the followirrg finalists the boys, which has been a great means of inspiration rvho received cups: - to the teachers in charge. Uneler 9 Boy's s!ngles K. Wessels, Every term we have been thrilled at the response Under 9 Boys' Doubles - K. Wessels and C. de Bruyn. of new players. Under 9 Mixed Douhles - C. de Bruyn and partner. The highlight of the year was the Bloemfontein We will be sony to lose- J. Ter Morshuizen, who has Tennissette Championships, held l3th 17th August, been selected as the best tennissette player of the year, with most of the matches played on our- own courts. as he will be taking up tennis next year. We wish him We would like to wish every success to those who every success in the future. were selected for the championships viz. A word of thanks to all the parents for their en- A. Bojd, C. de Bruyn. P. Do1'le, R. Lombard, H. couragement and interest, and also to the teachers who Luttig, J. Ter Morshuizen, P. van Biljon and K. Wes- help with the training of the boys. J. Howes-Howell. Atletiek - (Seniors) Ons het half traag aangestap om die eerste atle- nie, maar ons glo dat die gereelde kompetisies reeds tiekoefening van die jaar te gaan bywoon oom Jaap goeie vrugte afgewerp het en dat dit in die toekoms nog Rousseau sou na so baie jare nie daar wees- nie ! Kon groter belangstelling in hierdie mooi sportsoort sal wek. ons die atletiekseisoert sonder horn met vertroue tege- Tydens ons eie sportbyeenkoms op 25 Februarie is moet gaan? Maar die tyd staan nie stil nie en ons moes etlike puik prestasies gelewer. Die volgende atlete het aangaan. Gelukkig dan dat mnr. Niek v. d. Walt die nuwe rekords opgestel in die nommers wat agter hulle leisels kon oorneem en ons ander het gou besef dat hy name aangedui word: - Dennis du Plessis (verspring - hulle stewig vasgevat het. U het u vuurdoop goed deur- 22' 5+," driesprong - 42, 13" en c40 tree - 50.0 sek.), staan mnr. v. d. Walt I Geluk. Ons is ook' dankbaar dat W. Retief (onder 15 - spiesgooi -- 137' 81"), G. Ro- daar etlike onderwysers is wat bereid is om die somer- berts (onder 13 verspring 16' l1+" en 150 tree 18.4 - van Zyl (onder- verspring - hitte in belang van atletiek te trctseer en dat daar so sek.) en M. 12 - - baie seuns is wat bereid is om hard en gereeld te oefen 14' 3"). Ons s6 baie hartlik geluk aan hierdie seuns, om Grey se naam op die atletiekkaart te hou. maar ook aan al die ander wat so.qeesdriftig deelgeneem In hierdie gees het ons dan begin en volgehou en en presteer het. Koshuise het vanjaar die tussengroep- daarom kan ons met tevredenheid terugkyk op 'n lang kompetisie met 431+ punte teenoor die 305'i van Stad pad en mooi suksesse. Hoeveel di: nuwe Skole Atle- gewen. tiekklub tot die sukses van die Bloem,fonteinse skool- Hierna het ons die visier op die Tussenskooise At- atlete bygedra het, kan ons nog nie met sekerheid s6 letiekbyeenkoms van l8 en 19 Maart gestel. Ons harde GREYO4I Cricltet N u ll ield T ittttvt nttttt. saiit match against Stellenbosch Farners' Wincry. ln- clucled in thc Stellenbosch side rvas Richald Steyn, a Our congratulaticns 1o thc follorvinq boys rvho pro.spectivc' Bok. tvho also gavc a feiv very good hints reprcsented the O.F.S. in thc Nuffield Crickct Week in to our boys. A Combined BolanC Schools' got a Cape Torvn in January this M. du Plcssrs (v. XI 1,ear: inr'ashrng irom Grey and Springs Boys' High rvas also Capt.). A. Barends. K. Morris. I\f. Sabbagha. R. lr: bcatcn rvith ease on ilieir own ground. Du Plessis and Roux. 'fhe utanagcr of this siclc ivas Mr. Kalic Stry- his l0 stalrvarts did exceptionatly wel beating the donr. in su'olig iouliDs sidc from t-rlcnloocl High School, DLrr- ban. the match agaiitst thc semi-provinciai Past side 1,rl 7'eqnt irad to be plal,ed on nratting (because of raiu) and herc Torvards the end of 196-5 a schoclbol, remarkeC wc weie a little lucky il that tlre once in a rvhile Free that the team thal is going to bcrt Grcy College's first Sratc rain saved us from del'eal. XI in 1956 will have to bc good. [t is noiv thc 20th At the going to tlrc press of tiris report three more Oct. and ',vc have nol. yet mct that side. But that rvas inrpoitant nratciies still havc to be piayed, viz Queen's. most definitely not our main aim. at the beginning of C.r;.C. Kimberley and Saints. this year. Our idcal rvas to play er; nrany good schools From the I /th l9th Oct. nine boys attended a in the Republic as possible and thus urakc our boys coachurs coul'se by 'Irevor- Goddard and Mike Macau- circket conscious. Wc rvanted them to look like ley at \vnich both Springboks had high praise for thc cricketers. If you. as reader of this repoit, think ivc have uoivling of du Piessis and lVlorris. not yet achicved oul icleal, rcacl this quotation fronr As you rvrll malic out the results i.r 'l from this was Thc Friend of 29th Scptembcr. 1966 rr'herc Richalcl w'cll-baiancccl sicle. hcre wcre alrrays u'nough batsmen Steyn. Western Province spir borvlei und batsntan. aftu' on *,iron one. coLlid t'ely io makc the lteccssary runs seeing the first team in thc ncts and plul,iug a_rainsl anci ttrcrc rvcrc alrvays -i or .1. arrcl somctintcs lnorc. thein. haC this to say: "lt is onc of ihc kcencst lockins bou'lc;-s rvho were capable ol borvling the oppositc side schcol sidcs I have cvcl seerr. Each playel is neatll, out. liris side rias pcrhaps bctcr u.quipeci rvith borvlers dr:ssed. thcir fielding is good and tltcy ali look likc iiran witit batsrnen and abovo all. thcrc rvas no place cricketers." ior a bad licldcr in tho side. Seein_e ncxt step 't.herc that we have ar:hicveJ this. our arc rnany tirings about this XI that I. as will be to get the facilities for thc first Xi in tip-top couch. *,ill never forget: I'll alivays remcmber the ..rlrcacly condition. Wc havc cnlarsecl our sight-screens. splenciid ancl abie lcaclclship (pcrhaps inborn) on ancl rve have a goocl scorehoard. a gooi rt'i :kct ancl cnougii oi'i' tirc field. of that trrll. irtire figurc, Mornc du Piessis. seating accommodation for spcciator:i rvatehins out' i'is accuratc anci somctimcs hostile borvling reminded picket-fcnce. games. Add to this a cover. a a clressing- a lot of that of Keith Gibbs in the early fifties. His re- roorn with thc necessaty facilities. a smooth outfield, a narkable borvling figules. 7 for 3l against Saints, 5 for turf u'icket for practices and rve coulcl compcte against 36 against Glenu,ood, -5 for 50 a-sainst Jeppc, and 5 the best in the country. for l4 a.tainst Hill Vicr.v. his attacking batting and mag- After thc ChristnrtLs vacatior-l the players declared nificcnt captaincy. puts his nanre in Jine with that of themselves available tc piay cricket thc hard rvay ("Dic othcr great Gre_v Colle-qe cricketers. Vice-captain John Ifarde Skool") and gave thcir hearts to Grey Coilege Blair rvill be remr;nbcred for his running between cricket. Most of them immediateiv struck form and wickets, hard hitting, r,ery good fieiding and determina- many fine perforrnarr.ces were put up. Trvo enjoyable tion in his innings a_uainst Glenwood. Thys Sabbagha. aftcrnoon uratches against the strorrg staff team and thc o,,c of the famous Sabbaghas, rvili be remembcred for. U.O.F.S. first team lvere drau'n, rihile Brebner, Jeppe his eagerness to learn, hrs splendid 85 in Pretoria and High School. Tcachers Coilege. Hill View (in PretLrria). attacking 39 against Stellenbosch. Bespectacled Johnny Rooscvelt High ifronr Johancsburg) rvere all bcaten Eales selciom produced the same form in the middle rvith good attacking cricket. Perhaps thc best achieve- as in the nets. but as an opening batsman did a fine ment was thc long awaited ancl rvell deservecl victory job. cspecialll, n,ith his 66 against Jcppe. The jokes of over our old rivals. St. Andrcws. Kcith Morris. the way he used to flight thc ball, his 7 At the end of thc first tcrm }lr. Barry spent quite for 29 against Boland and 4 good rvickets a-uainst Jeppe. somc time organisin-t a tour to thc Eastern Piovince. can not be forgottcrr. Free State Schools' Centre- Unfortunatcly all his hard work and running around thrce qualtcr Army Mulder always impressed rvith his rvas rvashcd out by lain 30 minutes bcfore the small throrving. cspecially irgainsi Stellenbosch- and some- school bus ivas to leavc u,ith thc firt XI aecompanied tincs usecl his hcad to "s1.op" hard-hit balls. Corrie by Mcssrs. Barry and Faan MLrller. This really came as Strydom. r.lways iust in time for matches. partnered a big disappcintment to all of us. his skipper very rvell as an opener, and rvas sornetimes The season did holever get off to an early start a little unlucky not to get mo:e rvickets. Stephen Abel- rvith a drawn match lgainst tl.O.F.S. and a very plea- bop brought colour ro thc side ancl looking at his CREY')42 avcrages, was a worthy member o1. our side. Clynton A. Barends 12 0 54 239 20.0 Collett and Johan Botha came up to scratch rvhen R. le Roux 14 I 62 242 18.6 needed, while the stcady batting arrd improved wicket- A.Mulder 8 2 29 106 t7.6 keeping of Andri Barcnds. the good catchin_q, attacking C. R. Collett 3 I 23 35 t7.5 batting and accurate borvling of llay le Roux and the T.Brorvn 4 0 52 66 16.5 quiet hard-hitting Alan Andre. with his good slip field- K. Morris 14 2 50 n.o. 190 15.8 ing, will be used to build up next ycar's first XI, Lastly. J. Eales 14 0 66 209 15.0 and above all. I'll remember the very firie spirit in C.Strydon 6 4 8n.o. 16 8.0 which these chaps played the genllemen's game. J.Botha 2 I '7 7 7.0 The first XI also had a keen official scorcr in Charl du Plessis. BOWLING AN.ALYSIS (LJp to 20110166) Re,sult.s ol ntttlcltes pluyed: Name o. M. R. W. Ave. Grey 143 for 9 declared (Blair 32. Barends 28). S. Abelkop 11 439 6 6.s Staff XI 148 for 8. M. du Plessis 202.4 55 s3s 59 9.0 Grey 303 for 7 decl. (du Plessis'71. Brorvn 52. Andre C. Strydom 157.8 19 374 29 12.9 45 n.o.). K. Morris 134.6 26 453 32 14.1 Brebner 60 all out and 83 all out (du Plessrs 9 for 44. H. Mulder 2'7.0 2 t06 6 t7.7 Morris 5 for 34). R. le Roux 53.4 9 r89 9 2t.0 Grcy 140 for 6 ciecl. (Blair 44 n.o. Morris 37). M. Sabbaghl 36.6 9 129 6 21.5 U.O.F.S. 130 for 4. 'l'he Jeppe 102 all out (du Plessis 5 for 50. Morris 4 for 23). Crtlours: followin-q have bccr.r awarded colours: Grey 160 all out (Eales 66). Presentation Bad_se: M. du Plessis. Grey 238 for 6 decl. (Blair 88. du Plessis 47. Sabbagha Full-colours: M. Sabbagha. J. Blair. M. du Plessis. 38). K. Morris. C. Strydom, R. lc Roux. A. Barcnds. Teacher's College 63 ull out (Strydom 3 for 21. du Ples- Half-colours: J. Eales. A. Andre. S. Abelkop. A. sis 3 for l9). Mulder. Grey 230 all out (Sabbagha 43, Barends 38, Andre 3tt. On behalf of the first team a word of thanks and Abelkop 35). gratitude to Mr. \/olstcedt and those members of staff St. Andrews I 15 all out (du Plessis 7 for 3l). who took such a keen interest in our games. to Mr. Roosevelt 168 alt out (Strydon 4 for 55. du Plessis 6 Joe Barry for arranging so many enoyable games and for 55). looking after the interests of the first team. ro those old Grey 171 for 9 (Barends 4-5, Andre 40). Greys and parents tvho stood by us throughout the year Grey 248 for 7 decl. (Sabba-qha 8-5. du Plessis 36. Mor- and finally. a very sincere rvord of appreciation and ris 50 n.o. Abelkop 36 n.o.) thanks to thost: Housemasters and Matrons of the three Flill Vierv 94 all out (du Plessis 5 for 14. Morris 3 for Houses for acconmodating visiting teams from time to time. the so 3 8). to Hall Matrons for patiently serving late Grey 155 all out (le Roux 62), meals for cricket players. to those members of thc staff U.O.F.S. 132 for 9 (du Plessis 3 for 37. Mulder 2 for who so willingly helped with trirnsport. Without the I 5). co-operation of these good folk the game of cricket Grcy 184 for 9 (le Roux 51. Abelkop 27 n.o.) rvould have to be shelved. Stellenbosch 176 for S (Abelkop 3 for 2l). N. E. C. Grey 283 for 6 decl. (Sabbagha 64. Barends 54. Blair 7l n.o.) (Morris Boland XI 76 all out and 8-l all out 9 for 48). Cricliet Tlird T'eant G'ey 142 all out (Blair 46, Eales 23, Morris 23). - Glenwood 83 all out (du Plessis 5 fot 36). The third team, ably coached by Mr. Nic Fourie, Springs Boys'High 94 all out (du Plessis 3 for 15). played in a School's league consisting of teams from Grey 228 for 8 (Blair 68, Sabbagha 39. le Roux 39. other local schools. [n this league they beat Sentraal's Mulder 29. Andrc 30 n.o.). first team by 16 runs. St. Andrews 3rd team by 75 runs. C.B.C. 2nd tearn by 9 wickets. while the match lst TEAM BATTING AVERAGES (up to 20110166) a-sainst J.B.M. Hertzog was drawn. In the match against Queen's Collegc our third Inn. N.O. H.S. R. Ave. team had a very good victory. beating Q.C. by 170 runs. S. Abelkop 6 3 36 n.o. 123 4l In this match Mofsowitz scored 80 not out. while Cecil J. Blair 14 2 88 426 35.5 Collett took 8 for 19 in 15 overs. M. Sabbagha ll 0 85 349 3t.7 Other players who excelled rvere: A. Andre 13 4 45 n.o. 229 25.5 Batsmen: C. Botha. G. Angus. N. Wessels. B. Altona. M. du Plessis 14 0 7t 288 20.6 B. v. d. Westhuizen. GREYO43 Bowlers: B. v. d. Westhuizen, G. Clarence, T. Vetten. and this will no doubt have its effcct on senior sides in This side also had an excellent spirit and all the ycars to come. boys enjoyed their cricket very much. Players who show exceptional promise are: L. Cronje, J. Froneman. C. Hobbs, M. Keet and A. Botha. G.C,S. Under 14 Cricker Cricliet -- Pritnurt: School Messrs. D. van Rensburg, G. Bohmer, K, Strydom and G. Sabbagha are lesponsible for under 14 cricket. There was no lack of enthusiasm in this group. Es- Tremendous interest was shown this season and pecially in the beginners group the numbers were quite there were enough players to field about seven sides. alarming. Two teachers found it very difficult to handle It was only possible to enter four sides in leagues, so the whole group, where one has A and B team players, the other sides had to play among !hemselves. However, average players and beginners. This state of affairs will this did not deter them and their tremendous enthu- however be solved at rhe beginning of 1967. r,vith addi- siasm was maintained throughout the season. What is tional men teachers on the staff. most pleasing to note. is the fact that more and more Our boys fared very well in their matches and A. Afrikaans-speaking boys arc participating in under l4 Dunn. K. Cronjd and P. Haddad performed well with cricket. the bat, while E. Smit bowled exceptionally well oc- The A team turned out to be one of the strongest casionally. under fourteen teams we have had for some years. This We are looking forward to the visit of the Welkom team won all its games against local sides and fared ex- Schools and our matches against St. Andrews during tremely well against strong visiting sides from Pretoria, this term. Johannesburg and Queenstown. The new scheme of A rvord of thanks to the masters for the long hours playing gan'les against strong teams from other centres spent in the sun. is definitely improving the standarC of under l4 cricket. S. S. Tennis - Senior.; For the first time since 1961 rve had six good courts 3. O.F.S. Jutttor Clruntpionsltips: 4l Grey boys for our promising tennis players to play on. For this participated. Results of the finals are: Under 18: the tennis players of Grey College owe our Board of Sin-s,[es: D. Snyman bt. J. Potgieter. Doubles: Snyman Cont:ol a debt of gratitude. The 'iesurfacing was done and W. Liebenberg won his doubles. Under l5: Singles: during the second term by Richards Tennis Courts and J. Botha won the final. Doubles: Botha and W. Wessels Mr. Richards also donated six new allweather tennis lost in the final. nets to the school. Nert year (or in the very near future) There was no mired doubles event. It is striking we hope to get four more courts and a tennis wall for that of the l6 boys who pla,ved in the Quarter-finals of our 120 active tennis players. the under 18 and under l5 singles, 9 were from Grey ! The following members of staff this year assisted 4. Bloentlotititt Senior Cituntpionslips: 12 Grey with tennis: Mrs. Pieterse, Mr. Herbst, Mr. Bohmer. players participated. Barends and Potgieter reached Mr. A. van Wyk, Mr. N. Fourie and Mr. E. Cronj6. the finals of the B section doubles, while Sny,man won A summary of this year's tennis is as follows: the under l8 singles. 1. Grey Championships: Singles: Open : D. 5(a) O.F.S. Closeti Championslips: As was the Snyrnan bt. J. Potgieter.Under 16: J. Botha bt. E. case last year, Dawie Snyman again lost to Quentin Smith. Under 14: N. Brink b. H'. Symington. Doubles: Pretorius in the second round. but his time after a keen Still being played. tussle, especially in the first set. 2. Blc.tenfonlein Junir,tr Championships: 44 Grey (b) ITulett's Free State Chantpionshi ps: 8 boys boys took part. 'fhe following played in the finals: tool< part with 3 doing exceptionally well. Open: Singles: D. Snyman bt. A. Barends. Doubles: 6. Nortlrcnt O.F.S. Chantpirutslips: I. Potgieter A. Barends and J. Potgieter won the final. Mixed: A. lost ir the final and partnered by J. Botha won the Barends and partner won the final. Under l6: Singles: doubles of the under l8 event. J. Botha won the final. Doubles: G. Clarence and T. 7. S.A. Junior Chantpionslips: Unfortunately Badenhorst bt. J. Botha and partner. Mixed. Botha and Snyman had to play in the Craven rugby week, but partner bt. Badenhorst and partner. Under 14: Singles: Barends and Potgieter kept the fla-s of Grey College H. Symingon bt. N. Brink. Doubles: Symington and flying in Kimberley during these championships. Brink bt. E. van Tonder and S. Coetzee. Mixed: Coet- 8. S.A. Senior Cltatnpiortshipr.' Dawie Snyman zee and partner bt. Van Tonder and partner. (All events and OId Grey, Quentin Pretorius. played with dis- thus won by Grey boys!) tinction at these championships, especially rn the second CREYC'+4 round of the Doubles event whcn they lost 6-0- 6-:2, Fouric, also bcat the Rcddersburg To*,n tcam. rvhile 7--5, to thc rvorld beatcrs. Rc1, Emerson and Fred our Intcr-schools rvith Ccntral High rvas $'on hands Stolle. dcrvn by 26 nratches to l. Against Afrikaans Hoer- 9. Lcugur:: Our side this year rvo:r the first league skool. Pretoria. our boys narlorvly rvon an interesting for Bloemfontein schools. rvhile our under l6 side nraich. came second in ihe sane leaguc. The under 168 team i. Bloeuilrti,!ritt Sc'ltoo /s Slnc,s : Reprcsentatives rvon the sccond league. ',vhile our sixth team lvon the in thcsc sides rvere: lsi team: Barends. Potgicter. third lea_rrue. In the uncier 14 league cul A teant won Clarcnce. Badenhorst and J. Botha. thc league: our B ancl C sides also doing very rvell. 2nd. teanr: C. Botha. Eales. E. Smith. Syrnington. 10. Otlter nratclrc.r: Grey firsr leam beat Qucen's P. Lourv. J. ilezuidenhout. Colloge by 8 nratchcs to tivc. Ths under l4's rvon their ('olt;rrr,s \t'(rc lllis t'eur uy'cirdetl lo: Half : G. encounier but the rrndcr l-5's lost badly to the same Clarence, J. Botha. T. Badenhorst. school. A n Inter-schools fixture rvith Quecn's rvas Full: D. Snyntan. J. Pot_gieter. A. Barcncls. Prescn- arranged for the j0tlr Septenrber, but orving to the iation tsadge: D. Snyman. funeral of the late Prime Minister. this had to be To concludc rvith I want to cxpress my gratitude cancelled ancl another date for this 7 team-encounter to Mr. Volsteedt and those members of Staff whct could not bc found. '.ook such a keen interest in tennis throughout the year. Our third team. includlns lVTr. Bohmer and Mr. -N.E.C. Girrtrrustiek Orrs terugblik val rvecr cclrs op 'n suksesvollc jaar. wat Grcy hulscll laat gcld hct op clie S.A.-kampiocn- Ons klr.rb hct nic allcen in gctallc gegroei ttie. maar :;kappu-. ;\lbci dic aldelings voorgcskrove sorvcl as eic clic standaarcl het baic vcrhot'rg. Opmcrklik rvas vct'ul LeLrsc is cicur ons scuns gcwen: vcol'waar ir prestasie clic goeic gecs wat claar rlnclcr dic sct-uts gchecrs het. ()ilr nrct rcg tr()r.s ()p tg wccs. ln albei _gcvalle is clic Mct dic bcnadcr ing vart tlic scuns ti'us d it ntoontlik nrooi pui,t van 9.--{-5 aau hullc toc_9ckcu. om uroot hoogtes tc bcrcik. Aan Riunn cn Chlis wat ons itin die einde van die Behalrve die prestasies wat gclcwcr is. he t die iaar verlaat. rvil ons alle .sukses toewens en dankic kluir ot:k verskcic vertouings gelcrver. Vol sale het ge- s0 vir u'at hLrllc vir ons klub ,qedoen en bcteken hct. triig van die groot bclangstclling cn clic roem lvat ons Ons irrnisc dank ook aan nlu'. Van dcr Heevcr sJUns op die gebiecl van ginrnasiiek vcrrvcrf hct. Graas vir sy hulp rrret clic juuiors. Aan aile sinruaste. baic 'n rvil orrs dic HoOr'skool Hcntic Cillicrs van Virginia clankic vir ,ucnt'l'rvollc jaar. PLrt iou gcnot uii dccl- bcCank vir hul gasvryhu'icl e n clic w\,sc \vaal'op hullc narrre cn nic scscu'r r.rit plestasic nie. - N. v. d. W. ons ontvang hot. ,l tt ttior G i ttttttt.s t i e l; U i te'etts'etl ittg vait Kttnr pelisics jonger I. Grey-kuntpioettskappe: Oncier 10. A. Beukesl Gns -sinrnaste hct vanjaar besonder goed gc- older 12. M. Volster: onder i4. M. van der Wesi- vaar cieur beidc dic ondcr l0- en ondei l2-trofce op die huizert onder 16. A. Coetzee: oncier 18, C. Buhes. O.V.S.-girnnastickkampioenskappe tc vcrowcr. 2. Bloetnlotteirt-kuntpioenskuppe'. Bogenoemde in die ondcr l4 individuelc afdeling het Alec s3uus was hier cok die kampioene in hul orrderskeie Bukes die tweeclc plek verorver. Marius Vorster het c udcrdom sgroe pe. die onder l2-afclcling gewer en Reggie Krohn was 3. O.V.S. Skole-kuntpioenskappe: (Alleen posisies derde. AI drie hierdie gimnaste het die O.V.S. in Prc- in groot totale u,ord gegee): Onder l0: A. Bukes ver- toria op die Suid-Afrikaanse ginrnastiekkampicen- orver tweede plekl onder l2: M. Vorster, O.V.S.-kam- skappe gaan vcrteenwoordig. Mct die uitstekende p-oen. R. Krohn, derde; onder 14: M. van der West- ondervindin-s ivat hulle daar op-gedoen het. behoort huizen, derde: onder 16: A. Coetzec tleedc- C. Human hulle volgende jaar nog beter ie vaar. aansesien die derde, B. van der Walt vierdc. kompetisic besonder sterk rvas. Wertners yuit s'purtkotnpeli,sie: Onder 18: C. In die groopwerk-afdcling oncler 12 kou die be- Bukes derde, C. Mclaren vierdc. Spanrverk ondcr 20: r;ondere jong spannctjie vau Grcy nct nie claarin slaag voorgeskrerve-span (cerste): Eie keuse-span (cerste). om te wen nie. Hullc het nictemin 'n gccie t$,eede Beker onivang vir skool met hoogste punte totaal.. plek verorver. Vcels geluk! 4. S.A.-kumpioenskoppe: Hier het Andries Coet- Die gimnastickklub se getalle het intusser.r sncl zee besonder gced presteer en tleede plek verower in tcegeneem en dit rvil voorkom of ons volgende jaar 'n die afdeling vrys';aande-oefeninge I'ir seuns onder 16. uitstekende -cimnastickjaar gaan he. 'n Toer rvorcl Chris Mclaren het hierdie afdeling vir scuns onder l8 in die vooruitsig gestel. asook 'n paar vertonings. julle -eewen met die hoogste toekenning ooit, nl. 9.75. Dankie seuns. het bygedra tot dic lekker gees. Dit is vcral in die afdeling spanu,erk 20 Hou so aan! onder -A. v. d. H. GREYO45 Holrkie Dit is mct genoe0 clat ons terugkyk op 'n baie Die cerslesparl spog vanjaar ook met oorwinuings suksesvollc en aangenamc hokkicseisoen. Veral dic tcen St. Andrervs. Grahamstaci (2--l) eu Queens- ecrstc- en trveedespannc het hokkie van hoogstaandc Kollege (l -0). Hulle kon egter nic die mas opkom gehalte gclerver cn het onder clie lcicrskap van Keith tcen J eppe HoCrskool (Johannesburg) rtie cn mocs Morris en Davicl Tuckett onderskeidclik 1ot gedu-ute tevrcde rvees nrct 'n nederlang var.r 3--1. Hulle was spanne ontwikkel met uitsiekende spangees. cgter ongelukkig om teen die span van St. Albans Nadat die derde- cn vierdespanne eers gesukkel (Pretoria) te verloor: clie trveedespan het rveer daarvoo:. het om op dreef te kom vanwed 'n groot aantal nuwe vergoed deur Hillvierv Hodrskool (Pretoria) se eerste spelers. het hulle spoedig met bchulp van mnr. C. span 4 -0 te klop. Dohse se goeie afrigting, goeie spel gelewer om die Die seisoen is op 'n hoe noot afgesluit met 'n ander plaaslike spanne gereeld te klop. Hulle moes intersl Sv,ettt Dit het al tradisio gervord dat Grcy in die s',vem- word. bacl prestcer. cn die afgelcpc scisocn \\,as gcL'n uit- \VaL sn,cu in dic algcnrccn bctrcf, is daar een ont- sondering nie. Ons swcnrmers hel- rvecr ntct cntocsiasnre sicllerric aspck. cn dit is dat dic getal swernnlels wat vir die galas voorbcrei: daarom kan orrs anrlcrnraal hLrllc vir afrigting aaunreld clkc jaar vcrmincler. Die van 'n baic suksesvollc scisocn gctuig. ideaal is nie onr bekcrs tc' vcrowu-r nie, maar om aan Dic jaarliksc eala tussen Stacl cl Koshuisc was sovcel srvemmers as moontlik afrigting te verskaf. Om vanjaar \vcer een van die hoogtepunte van clic s\venr- die idcaal te bereik noet seuns hulle egter vir afrigting seisocn. Stad se spall was veel sterkel as die van dje konr aanmeld. Ons hoop dat ons seuns ons in die I{oshuisc, rnaar n,at geesdrif betref. het dic koshuis- toekoms nie sal teleur stel nie. seuns nic vir die stedelinge leruggestaan nie: die gevolg Dic mooi prestasies rvat in die jongste tyd deur ons was 'n baie genoeglike aand by die srvenrbad. Nie Springbokswemmers geleu,er is, het 'n nuwe openbare minder nie as veertien rckords is geslaan. belangstclling in die swemsport veroorsaak, en ons kan Op die tussenskoolse gala het cns span hom wcer verwas dat die standaarci van swem steeds sal verbeter. deeglik laat geld. Behahve vir die onder scstien-afdelin-s Grey mag nie a_tterbly nie. Daar 10 harde werk voor. het Grcy al dic konrpctisics vir ssuns gewen, en dit Kom ons aatvaar die uitdaging! getuiu van die hod standaard wat steeds gehandhaaf A. H. M. Soccer 'Ihe Soccer Club had an exceptionally successful Five boys played for Southern O.F.S. this season --. season and no lcss than six trophies. including the J. Blair. R. Miller, B. Mendelsohn. D. Emslie and A. Champicn of Champions trophy for the best points Joffa. average in all the leagues, were won. Under 16: Three teams were entered iu leagues: Under 18: There were only two teams enicred in an A tearl in the first lcague. and B and Cl teams in leagues this year: an A side irt lhc Town under l8 the second league. league. ancl a ll sidc in the rveaker School's lca-suc. The A team was outstandin-c this season alrd never Crving to irr.iuries to key players early on in the season. lost a r.natch. Grcy thus rvon both the league ancl oul A teanr did not fare Loo rvell in the lcaguc. To- klockc.ut trophics rvithout ever rcaily being extended b1' ivards thc cncl of tl.rc season. Jrorvever, our team, tlieir opponcnts. Players rvho really shone rvere A. An- played scme really finc soccer ancl succeeded in dri. R. le Roux and E. Otte. rvining the Woolf Cup knockout competitiont we were Our B. and C. teams met with mixed fortunes this also joint-rvinncrs, with C.B.C.. of the Murray Cup. seasonl however, the B. team quillified for the knock- Our B team played good soccer at times. but un- ou! compctiticn by being runners-up in the second lortunately they played badly at other times. However. league. they nanaged to be runners-up in their league anel No less than cight of our r.rnder 16 players repre- qualified to play in the knockout competitions. sented Southern O.F.S. this year. They were: A. Andri. GREYO45 E. Otte, R. le Roux, B. Gates. E. Kimmel, S. Garber, P. Haddad and N. Markgraaff played for Southern D. Keet and S. Kitsopoulos. Free State versus Free State. Unrier 14: Among these boys there was tremen- Grey also played two friendlies versus a team dous enihusiasm. Four teams played: 2 in the "A" from Sunnyridge Primary School in Germiston. Grey league and 2 in the "B" league. unfortunately lost both these matches. This year we conducted a successful experiment Both the B and C teams played in the B league. with the A and B teams both playing in the "A" The C team, being the stronger of the two, finished league. The B team consisted almost entirely of last second in the league. They were thus allowed to play year's under 12 players and this team played excep- in the K. O. competition. Playing against St. Andrews tionally well under the captaincy of N. Barnaschone: A, the Grey side tried their best but eventually went they came first in the league without losing a single down 4-0 to a very aggressive Saints side. game. The team, A consisting mainly of the older The D team played two friendlies versus C.B.C.'s under 14 boys, did equally well and lost the Knockout C team. They won the first and lost the second. To Final the odd goal. This team was by captained by give all players the opportunity to play in a team, M. Bcrstlap. The and teams C D took a while to we had several matches between the different classes. settle down but in the last half of the season they These were enjoyed more than the cup and league played very good soccer. matches. Five of our players were chosen to represent Southern O.F.S. this year. They were: G. Roberts, M. Brackenride, N. Barnaschone, M. Borstlap and R. Under l0 Soccer Mahaffey. -G. C. S. Two teams were entered in the league. Both teams did well ar.rd scored some notable victories. The A team lost one and drew 2league matches. They shared the league trophy with C.B.C. In the final Under 12 Soccer of the K.O. competition, a match played in a strong and cold wind, Grey drew with C.B.C. after the Grey Although the Grey teams were not very successful forwards had missed a goal in thc last minute of the this year, we had a most enjoyable season. We started game. Grey thus shared both under 10 trophies with cff with enough players to fill 5 teams, but could enter C.B.C. ln the l2 matches played this season, the Grey only three teams in the two leagues. side scored 39 goals. 9 goals being scored against them. The A team met rvith mixed fortunes but still They won 8 matches, drew 3 and lost one. managed to come second in the league. just one point S. Duncan, C. Conradie, D. le Roux and T. beliind Brebner. In the final of the K.O. competition Fletcher played for Southern Free State. Fletcher they also played versus Brebner. In a very hard-fought also captained this team for the second successive match the Grey side led by 1-0 to the very last year. minute. A last minute penalty gave Brebner the goal The B team, having scored victories of 9-0 and they had been looking for to fcrce extra time. They 7-0, won 8 out of 14 matches and finished 4th in the went on to win the match by 2-1, thus robbing Grey B league. of what had seemed a certain victory. -J. C. B.C. Fencing Few realise the time and energy expended in At the time of going to press the College Cham- obtaining proficiency rn fencing. It takes an enthusiast pionships still had to be fought. Senior competition in about two years and a good deal of physical exertion the Foils event with K. Pretorius, P. Kay and S. Lubbe to reach competition peak. contending for the top honours, should prove in- Our fencers have trained hard, but the lack of teresting. facilities has made their task no easy one. This year In the Sabre event these three and P. Alberts has been a lean one in so far as competition is con- should have no difficulty in making the final pool. cerned. No school in the Transvaal was prepared to During the season P. Kay entered the Transvaal meet us, as ihe sport is specialist and the time in Boys' Championships and did extremely well in coming training rnakes it foolhardy to attempt bouts when sixth in the competition. He is an excellent stylist and teams are not up to standard. should do well in future competitions. -Touchd. GREYO4T Eersle llugbvspun tJitslae vir rlie seisoen: (Grey eerste genr,terrr). ..Onthou die ideale van 1965. Laat ons in 1966 Potchefstroom Boys' High ...... 23-0 voortbou." Dit was die afskeidsgedagte van Afrikaans Hodr Seunskool. Pretori:r 25--1 I daarop 37-0 r 965. Sasolburg .. Gelukkig het dit nie net 'n vergesig gebly nie, Voortrekker Hoer, Bethlchem .. 39-0 maar is hierdie ideale venvesenlikl inteendeel, ons Queens College l9-5 kan met trots sd dat dit 'n glorieryke jaar was waarin Selborne Colle-ce l2-0 die eerstespan te alle tye probeer het om rugby te Jim Fouchi Hcerskool ,. 23-0 speel wat al vyftien die spelers in die spel betrek het. Sentrale Hoerskool 6-13 Die hanteerbewegings was soms so flink dat dit moei- J. B. M. Hertzo-s Hoerskool l8-0 lik was om te onderskei tussen voor- en agterspelers. H.T.S. Bloemfoniein 40-3 Hierdie beleid van ,,hardloop met die bal ten alle St. Andrervs, Bloemfontein 26-6 koste." het dan ook geblyk suksesvol te wees as in Kinrberley Boys' High 28-3 aanmerking geneem word dat daar nie minder nie as Welkom Gimnasium 16-3 95 driee gedruk is. Hodrskool De Aar 47-8 Die sukses van die span wil ek aan verskeie fak- Jacobsdal Landbouskcol ... 19-3 tore toeskryf. In die eerste plek, en miskien in die Grens Hoerskool. Oos-Londen 1l-0 belangrikste, die toegewydheid van al die spelers. Elke wedstryd was 'n uitdaging vir elke speler en slegs sy O pxtrttrnittg,: beste was goed genoeg. Speel Wen Verloor Gelykop Pt.vit' Pt.teen 'n Tweede belangrike faktor is dat daar heeltemal 16 15 1 0 390 55 weggedoen is met die ou konvensionele rvedstryd- Namens clie afrigters en al die speler5 van Grey- oefeninge. Meer klem kon dus nou gel€ word op Kollece ons oDregte dank aan mnr. C. Marais vir die or- taktiek en fiksheid. Die min beserings (slegs twee ganisasie van ons rugby. Ons wil hom verseker dat die gedurende die seisoen) kan dan ook hoofsaaklik hier- goeic rverk rvat hy in stilte gedoen het. nie ongemerk aan toegeskryf word. verbyeegaan het nie. 'n Derde belangrike faktol was die skittcrendc Aan ons llea-cte hoof ons oprtlgte dank en waarde' spangees wat daar geheers het. Hicrvoor korn alle ecr rin-s vir sy belangstelling. U belangstellin-t bet baie by- aan Louis Botha toe. Alhoervel slegs in st. IX, het hy tot die sukses van al die spanne daarin geslaag om die span in 'n hegte eenheid te laat -sedra ontwikkel wat sodoende roem vir hulself en hulle skool gebring het. Dit is moeilik om wedstryde uit te sonder, maar Tv,eedesptut onwillekeurig dink 'n mens aan wedstryde soos teen Queens, Selborne en Afrikaans Hoer Seunsskool in Onvoorspelbaarl So kan die iu'eedespan van 1966 Pretoria. Tereg het een van die breiers van hierdie opgesom word. Die een wedstryd was hulle onkeerbaar skcle opgemerk: .,it was the first time that our team en speel skitterende rugby wat geen eerstespan in die was totally outclassed by their opponents." skande sal steek nie. Die volgende keer speel hulle weer Die span het 15 wedstryde gespeel ntet soos 'n span wat nooit enige afrigting ontvang het nie. 'n -qe- middelde telling van 25-3. Voorwaar 'n prcstasie om Baic van hierdie spelers het die moontlikhede om later op trots te wees. Slegs een wedstryd, teen Sentralc te ontwikkel en ons rvil hulle alle sterkte vir die toe- Hoerskool, Bloemfontein. is verloor en ons wil hulle koms toewens. van harte geluk wens. 'n Baie geslaagde toer is na Oos-Londen onder- Uitslue: (Grey eerste gettoent). neem. Die span het puik rugby gespeel, veral teen Potchefstroom Boys' High t7-0 Selborne, toe Grey die eerste span was om hulle op Afrikaans Hodr Seunskool. Pretoria 3-6 hul eic veld in elf jaar te klop. J. B. M. Hertzog Hodrskool 22-3 Agt van ons spelers is gekies om die O.V.S.- Kimberley Boys'High 27-3 Skolespan te verteenwoordig op die Cravenweek in Voortrekker Hodr Bethlehem 24--3 Pretoria. Die spelers is: W. Schooling, A. Mulder, N. Sentralc Hodrskool 0-3 Babrow, D. Snyman, L. Botha, Danic du Plessis. Dennis Queens College 3-0 du Plessis en T. Wessels. Ons rvil hulle weer eens varl Goudveld Te-cniese Kollege 3l-0 harte geluk wens en terselfdertyd simpatiseer met H. T. S. Bloemfontein 9-6 ongelukkiges scos Antol le Roux en M. du Plessis. St. Andrews, Bloemfontein 38-8 My opregte dank aan mnr. Kallie Strydom vir sy Goudveld Hodrskool 37-3 hulp met die afrigting. Onder sy leiding het die voor- Reitz Hodrskool (lste span) 8_-3 spelers in 'n hegte eenheid ontwikkel wat al die ge- Jinr Fouche Hodrskool 1 1-16 Ieenthede vir die agterspelers geskep het. Noord-Kaapland Tegniese Kollege (lste span) 5 -30 c REYa)48 O psrtn1111ing' spoedig plek gekry in die eerstespan as heelagter. Sid- ne1, Badenhorst. (kaptein) Snrit, Thys Badenhorst en Gespeel Wen Verloor Gelykop P.vir P. teeri Pine Picnaar is bcslis spclers van wie in die toekoms nog 14 t0 4 0 23-s 84 nlecr sesien sll rvord. Siclney Badcnhorst het dic seuns ,Aal al die spelels rvat clic skool aan dic cincle van op 'n [,'ckrv:rr.ne malier gciei cn cler.rrqaans 'n mooi voor- clic .jaar vcr-laat, olts opregtc dank vir clic diu-nstc aan bcelcl gcstel in srrcl en gedrau. Gre1,-Kollege geleiver. MiLu jul!.r 'n baie sukscsvollc Al'rigterslvcrk is gedoen deur ntnrc. A. H. Marais ru-ubyloopbaan h6. Onthou ciic lu1:L'rv wat julle hier ge- er N. A. r,an Rensburg. leer het. nl. dat rugby 'n spel is rvair.r vyitien spelers die N.A. v. R. bal moet hanteer. Pas hierdie belangrike beginsel self toe, versprci dit en dra sodoende julle deeltjie by tot Onder l5 -- Rugbv die uitbouinc van hierdie rvonderiike spel. Saam met die rege eerstespau spelers u,at volgende Die oncler 15-rugb1, van die afuelope seisoen jaar weer beskikbaar is. sien ons uit na 'n nog sukses- kan nret reg as suksesvol bestempel rvord. Hoewel die voller jaar. Laat die sukses van 1966 'n aansporin_q wees alg,;n1sn. r,-rening rvas dat die spanne nie juis oor uit- tot nog _uroter hoogtes in 1967. staancle talent beskik het ni;. het hulle, en veral die A- ."vas .I.S. span. hul dccglik van hul taak _uekrvyt. Die spelers claalop i;igcstel om ondcl allc omstancli-shedc met aan- Dertle, Vierde u,, 1/yfrle Spurtne (o.19) trcklikc en aanvallendc spel vorendag te kom; hierdeur hct hulle nic allcen sclf hul rugby geniet nie, maar ver- s;ekct dat ook genotvol was om te aanskou. Dic' clcrdespan het lrierclic jaar, vir clie ecrstc kcer' dit het goed rta'n lang ruk.'wcer as clie skool se amptelike dcrde Dic B- cn C-spannc hul ook van hul taak gu\rvyt. ook onmisbaar en span gcspccl naciat hrrllc cli; o.l6-span oortr-rigenrJ mct 81, dic ocfeninge rvas hulle groot onder' ll gcklop het. hct hulle'n bydrae tot dje sttkses van die -6 gr:leu.'eL. C-span rvedstryde gespeel. Hrcrdic sprn hct tipiesc Circy rugby ucsltecl. Daar'- l-5-rugby Dic het 5 \vellrvrn 3 het. terlvyl die B-span in 9 van van tcllings soos 22 i.cen S1. Andlervs il. hullc -scrvcn ltctuig -ll was. [i 3 tecn Scntraal Itri. asook oolrvinnings oor Nlodel hLrl !2 rveilstt'yde clie oorrvinnaars gespeel. gerven. 3 s0 er'rst-span en Shanuon se ecrst-span. Dic .,pear'lies" Die A-span hct l0 rveclstryde 6 en ee'r-t gelykop geeindig. Die sei- r.vas dan ook onoorwonne hierclie iirar en dit moet veral vcrloor in het hulle skitterende wyse afgesluit toe hierdie span die tcegcskryf lvord aan die wonderlike gees wat onder die soen is op laaste rvedstryd oor- spelers geheers het. sterk span van Jim-Fouchd in hul punte teenoor geklop het. 'n Goeie Dit was vaniaar die voorrc-g \/an rlnr. Jordaan cn tuigend nret l0 nul r.nooi spcrtnanskap cl.eur alle spelers open- van my on'r dii dric spanne af tc iig, 'n voorreg. \\,ant spangecs en baar. het vecl hiertoe by-uedra. die dcrde-span onder leiding van Paul Fischer het ons lvord geluk getlens veel plesier verskaf met hulle bes,eeglike. aanvallende Die kapteins en cjnderkapteins gegee het en verant- rugby en hulle onoortreflike gcesdrif! mct die wysc \\'aarop hulle Ieicling pligte aanvaar het. So rvord elke Baie darrkie aan die vierde-span lvat met hullc ver- rvooiclelikh.cid vir hul sien tta 'n toning tcen Sentraal se 3de span gewys het lvat in hulle spaulid ook bcdank vir sy bydrae. Ons uit geslaagde steek. Sonder jullc en die vyfde-sp:ln se belangstelling s1r,c onder 15-seisoen. G. en N. du P. sou alles tevergeefs gelees het. M. H. (afrigters). Nogmaals ons hartlike dank arn al die spelcrs en hulle belangstellende ouers vir 'n aangename en sukses- vo.le rugbyseisoen. Ons allerbcste wense vergesel julle Rugby - Onder 14 toekomstigerugbyloopbaan. -- 4 w.T.s. Die onderveertien-Ru-uby rvas hierdie jaar baie suk- se svol as mens die uitslae as norm neem. Altcsaam 40 u,edstryde is gespeel en 32 daarvan is O I 16 Rr ghy scwcn. Grey hct 581 punte aangeteken teenoor die 162 I'an [u]le opponcnte. Soos in clic vcrleclc het clie ondcrscsLiensDannc wcel Dit rvits vcral dic A-span rvat baie goed vertoon het oop en aantreklike rLrgby .uespeel. Alreecls met sy eerstc cn tclkens clic oog gc\/ang het met pra-utige spel. Hier wedstryd het die Oll6-span die ilcrde-span van Atri- is bepaald 'r.r Daar spclers wat oor 'n jaar of drie hulle kaans Hodr, Pretoria met elf puntD tecn nul die loef krag sal toon in die eerstespan. HLrlle het 11 wedstryde afgesteek en daalna in die loop van die laar mct sy tra- gespeel en almal qewen. Hulle het 205 punte aangeteken disionele opponentc Voortrekker Ili,.6r. Bethlehem (r'yf- tecnoor die 50 van hulle opponente. (agt-cn-tlvintig gesinclheid en-veertig nul: Sentraal nul) en Quceu's Dic -scdrae cn van al. die orrderveertien- College (dertien puute teen v.r,f) afgcreken. Die spru het -.pe1crs by, dic oefenirrge en tvdens rvedstryde verdien 221 punte aangeteken met slegs 5l punte teen hulle. eervolle vermelding. Wilhelm Landman het as 'n uiters belovlepde -cpeler J.M.S. GREYO49 Kudette die Kadetoffisiere, kadetorkes, Stu- Ek wil -uraag al clcnte-Offisiere Scrsant-majoors, Sersante en kadette baie hartlik bedank vir 'n baie aangename 1966. Ek ivaar- dccr jul opofferinge. te meer as claar gedink rvord dat hierdie afdeline nog stecds -sroei en vanjaar meer as (r20 lede sehad het. Tydens die jaarliksc kadetinspeksieparade op 14 Okt. 1966. rvat vanjaar saamgeval het met die llldt: verjaarsdagvieririg, het die inspekterende offisier, Kolo- ncl C. M. Smuts met hod lof van 'r'l puik vertoning ge- praat. Die flink en netjiese optrede van ons kadette het rncnige oud-Grey en outjr se harte nret trots vervul. Die offisicre en ondcr-offisicre in bevel van Lus- kadetafdeling 148 was soos vol-s:- V lcuclbeveh,oerder: Majoor J. P. C. Strydom. 2tla-itt-Bcvel: Kapt. N. J. Fourie. R. Balry. Rensburg. Merle. ll .-Eskader: V I c trc I sersu tft nto ioor : Offisiere: B. Goodes. Lt, J. Steenkamp. 2/Lt. N. J. C. van der Walt. Ek rvil graa-q rnnre. B. Wessels en R. Cilliers baie hartlik bcdank vir hul groot bydral tot die sukses be- Studente-C)ffisiere : haal op verskillende vertakkings van ons afdeling. Bei- C. Bornman. dcr herc is nie vcrbonde aan die Kadetafdeling nie. maar A. le Roux. hct tos elke wcek hul plek volgestaan. H. Luttig. T'en slotte wil ons Kapt. N. J. Fourie baie hartlik L. Smit. bedank vir sy onbaatsugtige opofferings teenoor ons Sersante: af Die oefenin_ce deur dic jaar is getrou by_ucrvoon. lede is aangewys as kampioene. t.w. Dudley Emslie (sy- Net jammer dat claar nog nir' 'n tyd _gevind kon wor Skier 'n Skiet is as sportsoort fyn kuus op si-cself e n dit is hLrllc allcr bcstc ,seclurig probeer hct cn dat die ru'gte bykans onnroontlik ont clkc clag bo aan die lys tc wces. sccs van rvare sportnranskap telkens hct as ons 'u -ceheers Ons sal 1966 onthou vir'n iaar waarin ons cn ons wcir kompetisie mocs afstaan. Ons maak dus ook gcbruik instrukteurs (ons *,il htrlle hartlik br:dank vir hulle goeie -sraa-s van die -celcentheid om die skole wat dienste) hard gelrerk het en oor clie 600 seuns af_uerig ons vanjaal oncler dic stof geskiet liet geluk te wens. en het en lang ure b_r,die skietbaan Jeurgebring het sonder ons sien daarna uit orn hulle vol-qende jaar weer op die om enige rvedstryd te wcn. skietbaan te ontmoct. Dit is egter nie nct 'n gcvocl van ontcvrcdcnhcicl Aan clic Sentralc Kommanclement ons hartlike dank dat ons aan die rvcrksaamhcde ran dic afgelope jaar' vir hulle belar-sstelling cn byna onvoorwaardelike steun terugdink niel Ons is trots orn te kan meld dat ons seuns in sovcrre dit benodigdhcde aanbetref het. J. R. Gholf Die jaar 1966 het wecr cens. soos so dikrvels in die 'n voorgee van 14. Markgraaff het besonder goed pres- gcbied rvedstrvd tussen seuns en 24 en vcrlede, ook op die van -cholf iets nuuts opgele- ter in die 2-l Oud-Greys rver. Afgesien van die gewone spel. waarin die scuns het die vertoning opgcvolg met 'n pragtige bruto 80 in goeie 'r: kampioenskap. is dan se kampioen, vanjaar weer vordering -sctoon het, het 'n a-sttal dic Hy ook vanjaar bcsoek aan Trornpsburg gcbri:rg Die' Seniors van nre t Borstlap irveede. Trompsburg, rvaaronder''u paar oud-Grcys nl. mnr. Sa- Ons innige clank aan die Bloemfontein- cn Schoe- rcl Marais en sy seun mnr. Danie Marais, het rvel die nlrnpa'k-eholfklub dat hullc hulle bane beskikbaar stel rvedstryd gewen, rnaar gholf by Grey het seer sekerlik \/lf ons seuns. baic meer gebaat. nl. die vriendskap en wehvillendheid t,,'itslaq van Kampioenskapstoernooi. van 'n Senior-klub, wirt ons vcrseker het dat hullc die da_r gcniet het en aanstaandc jaar hier op Bloem- -sraag Kan.rpio:n : P. Markgraaff 80 fontein teen ons sal korn speel. Baic dankie Tromps- 2c S. Borstlap 83 bur-scrs vir julle ontvan-as en spesiaal die dames _qulle 3e E. 'Iheron en C. Greyvenstein 91 wat so hard gelverk het om die cetlus van 'n span iong Bestc Netto telling: P. Markgraaff 66 seuns te bevredig. 2e T. .Tacobs 68 Vcral twee seuns het vanjaar traie mooi verbetcr nl, 3e P. Srvancpoel 7l $. Borstlap met'n voorgee van 10 on P. Markgraaff met J. W. F'. GREYa)51 Tlte Dehqting Societv The debating societl' once a-cain becamc active this tlreir debate a fcw minutes before they actually spoke. year and experienced a most enjoyable season. Front We were all surplised to find the debate very interesting an adequate membership we drelv speakers to partici- and most successful. pate in debates against Eunice. Greenhill arrd St. Mic- The Society rvould like to thank all the College haels. Grey turned three of the four debates to victories. boys r.vho supported t)ur eveninss: their presence often losinr only against Greenhiil. A. Mybur-eh. P. Haskia. save us rnuch moral suppolt. P. Cronji. M. Hendricks. J. Kok. M. Prosser. J. Spies. We rvould also like to thank vely much Miss Wat- A. Levitt and D. Worth all spoke on occasion, the most son of Eunice, Sister St. Aiden of Greenhill, and Sister recent debate bein-e against St. Michaels where Grey op- Theresa-Ruth of St. Michaels for their enthusiastic sup- posed the motion that "The manr;facture of the atom port. Without tlrese ladies. no meetings would have bomb is the only wa), to maintain world peacc." In a been possible. most effective summary. P. Hoskin. clinched the victorl' Our thanks also go to the members of the "Afri- for Grey which was later recorded as 48 votes for us kaanse Kultuurvcreniging" of Hilton, rvith r,vhom we and 17 against, with one abstention. have exchan-sed tape-recordings during the year. It was This debate clearly indicated a vast improvement a pleasure for us to try and improve their use of Afri- in debatin-q technique when compared with our first kaans in this rvay. ' debate against Greenhill early in the year. Due to a lack May I use this opportunity of wishing the next group of time, we were not able to chall.:ngc Greenhill lgain. ol boys to organize a debatin-s society the best of luck- but our succeeding debates rvere al victories. whether or not they come together next year or the In onc debate a-eainst Eunice. rve or-sanized a "mys- next I am surs they will keep thcir standard high, as tery" topic. Here the speakers only hcard the subiect of is cxpected- of a Grey Collegian. A.M. Lev,ensredding Dit is telkens vir my moeilik cnr 'n verslag ortr le- te gebruik en nie om ciit tot sy eie eer aan te wend nie. rvensredding te skryf ontdat orts in 'n versla-q gewoond Ons bedank dus tlie -sroot aanral seuns lt'at vanjaar is om die wedstryde waaraan deelgcneem is, en die uit- ge-oefen hct en hulself bekwaant tret om aan die ver- slae behaal. te noem. Lervensredding het egter 'n hocr eistes van die eksamens te kan voldoen. Voorts wil ons doel. en Ieen homself nie tot kompetisie nie, die mannc wat as instrukteurs cliens gedoen het hartlik Deelname aan lewensredding lan dus nie vir cnige bedank. Ons dink veral aan manne soos J. \'an Tonder. van ons scuns 'n kampioen of so iets dergliks maak nie. J. du Randt. A. Roos en P. Border rvat vir ons baie be- Ons waardeer dit derhalwe baie dat ons seuus. sondet teken het. enige vorm van druk. uit hulle eie in sulke groot uetalle Mag die getal scuns wat aan leivensrcdding deel- nie. hulself bekwaam in al die te-unielie wat geken en be- neenr in die toekoms steeds -groei. nie net by Grey meester moet word, v,:ordat een 'n ander persoon wat maar oor ons hele land. in die rvater in moeilikheid verkeer. kan gaan help. Ons bedank ten slotte die seurts rvat bv die srvem- Lewensredding is dus iets wat ons aan ons seuns bad as Badprefekte dic'ns gedoen het. leer met die doel voor oe om dit in diens van sy naastc J.R. I(urtrcru-I/ ere ri gin,q Dit is ons gedagte dat al ons seuns se aanleg cn be- Or--s hoop clat dit vir ons moontiik sal wees om van- langstelling nie in dieselfde dinge l3 nic en 1966 hct weer ai' vol-scnclc jaar ook Inct die kleur van foto's te begin. ecns bewys celerver dat daar altyd 'n groot groep seuns Hlcr bedank ons veral ntnr. Groenelald. aangesien hy is lvat aanleg en belangstelling vir clic fotografie het. aangebicd het om kosteloos vir ons seuns die nodige Ons seuns het op groot skaal l'oto's gellecm cn seif ondcrri-g te kom gee. die ontrvikkeling rvaargeneent. Ous het in die loop varl Ons bedank ook clie seuns \\ at verantrvoordelik die jaar vir mnr. Groenovald van 'n foto-erafiese firmir rvas vir al ons toerusting en ook vir hulle rvat die tyd jn in die stad die geleentheid gegee om ons seuns te korn tclkens *eer gevind het om ons nuwe seuns dic don- tocspre:k en dit was bcmoedigerd om die groot bclang- kerkamcr-tegnieke in te lei. stelling warlr te neem waar ons dic dag al clie lede van Ten slotte bcdank ons die pelsoneel vir die nodigc ons vereniging bymekaar gehad hei. gcldelikc steun ontvang. J.R. (; REYe)52 Colotrr Awards (F.C. - Full Colours; H.C. Half Colours) Back row:- J. du Preez (F.C. Athlctics), M. du Toit (H.C. Gymnastics). P. Ferreira (H.C. Chess). M. Bonnet (H.C. Rugby). B- Claassen (F.C. Chess), J. Myburgh (F.C. Rugby and Athletics). W. Landman tF.C. Athletics; H.C. Rugby), E. Snrir (F.C. Athletics), A. Versfeld (H.C. ShootinB), F. v. d. Riet (H.C. Athletics,l ,!1. Wcsscls (F.C. Rugby). P. Cronji (F.C. Cadet Band). P. Hoskin (H.C. Hockey), J. Rysbergen (F.C. Swimming). A. Andri (H.Cl. Socccr und cricket). J. Illair F.C. Cricket and Soccer), I. Malan (F.C. Chess). Second rorv:- E. etics). J. Snynran (H.C" Shootirt w (H.C'. Swinrming), W. Schooling (F.('. Rugby), A. du Toit J. Wentzel (F.C. Athlctics), J. Athlctics). C. Bornman (H.Cl. Swimminil), G. v. As (F.C. zuidenhout (H.C. Swimming). C F.C. Cricktt.) J. Ealcs (H.C" Clicket), lI. Ncl (H.C. Rugby), H. Luttig (H.C. Swimming). Ihird rorr':- J. I-eonard tH.C. Gymnastics), D. Geyser (F.C" Athletics). L. Bzrrnard (H.C. Cadet tland), A. Fourie (F.C. Athletics). M. Badenhorst (H.C. "l'ennis). G. Clarence (H.C. Tennis), A. Barencls (F.C. Tennis and Cricket), J. Pot- gieter (F.C Tennis), W. Britz (F. C. Athletics), L. Botha (F.C. Rugby and H.C. Athletics). A. le Roux (F.C. Rugby), L. Roos (H.C.-Gymnastics). R. le Roux (F.C. Cricket. and H.C. Soccer), A. Joffa (H.C. Soccer). Fourth row:- R. Millcr (F.C.-Soccer), A. Mulder (F.C. Rugby and H.C. Cricket). J. du Plessis (H.C. Gynrnastics), J. Botha H.C. Tennis), R. SchickerlinC (F.C. Chess), A. Grobbelaar (F.C. Shooting). L. (ireyvenstcin (H.C. Shooting). W. v. Straaten (F.C. Cadet Band), D. Goodwin (F.C. Hockey), S. Abelkop (I{.C. Crickct). J. Mclarcn (H.C. Gymnastics), C. Mc Mahon (F.C. Diving), S. Borstlap (H.C. Golf), M. Hamaty (H.C. Swimming\. Fifth row:- H. du Preez (Presentation Badge Athletics), C. Mclaren (Prcsentation Birdge Gvmnastics). M. Sabbagha 1F. (-. Rugby and Cricket), D. Emslie (Presentation Badge Cadet Band; H. C. Sc.cccr). Dan du Plessis (Piesentation Budgc Athletics and Rugby), M. du Plessis (F,C. Cncket and Presentasion Badge' F.C. Rugby; Dok Malan 'Irophy for' Sportsmanship), Mr. A. K. Volsteedt, D. Snyman (Prescntation Radgc Tennis: F.C. Rugbv anrl Snruts Medal for all round ability in sport), Den du Plessis (F.C. Rugby and Presentation tsadge Athletics). K. Morris (F. C. Cricket; F. C. Hockey and Presentation Badge Chess), I. Harmse (F.C. Shooting. Elffers Medal for Shooting). E. Terblanche. C. Cot- lett (F'.C. Hockey). Front row:- P. Badenhorst (H.C. Gvmnastics). B. v. d. Walt (H.C. Diving), A. Pretorius (H.C. Hockey), I. v. Ionder (F.C Swimming), B. Mendelsohn (F.C. Soccer). N. Babrow (F.C. Rugbv). M. r,. d. Westhuizen (H.C. Gymn.) H. Mvl'rurg (H.C. Gymnastics, A. Coetzee (F.C. Gymnastics), F. v. Merwe (H.C. Gymnasrics). G. Angus (H.C. Hockey). C. Hu- man (F.C. Gymnirstics). Absent: J- Pretorius (H.C. Fencing). GRBYC53 From the Boys Yan die Seuns cREYa54 Dit y,,as haar wraak . . . . Groot bruin oe waarin smarL sweef: 'n vlymskerp neer. Die bloed op sy rus vlek die rein maanlig. Carlos dolk wat blink in die maanlig; bloed; en 'n bloedrooi se trotse hoof sak neer in die u,it stof en die wind neurie roos was haar rvraak . . . . 'n rouklag om die hoeke van die huisies. Die skaduweg Spanje land van sondeurdrenkte gebergtes en sweef deur die straatjies en gaan stilletjies die huis van vreugdevolle- lower ! Deur die dag pols die are van die Juanbinne.... land met werk. werk wat goue lemoene aan blinkgroen Rakita dans . . . . haar rooi rok het swart kolle op; bome voortbring en seboue en huise soos paddastoele haar hart rou. Haar od is vol mistrge smart en die rooi laat opspring. Die nagte pryk met sterreprag en deur roos in haar hare gloei soos Carlos se bloed . . . . Rakita die mrstiek-romantiese atmosfeer kletter kastanjette en se hande treur: hulle fladder nie meer nie. skoene van hulle wat met hartstog en oorgawe die fla- Juan hou haar dop terwyl sy dans. 'n Vuur varL menco dans onder bcgeleiding van sonore kitaarspel hoop verbrand die stem van sy geu'ete. Die liefde bedek en snelle hartklop. alles . . . Een van hulle was Rakita . . . . Rakita met groot Rakita se clans word wilder en wilder. Die rok bruin-swart od waarin diepe enosies weerspieel rvord. srvaai rvyd uit en- die skoene kletter saam net die kas- As Rakita dans en haar raafswart hare flankeer met tanjette. Haar hare. swart soos die kolle op haar rok, die toeskouers se od en haar slanke hande gee soos groot verkondig haar rou. witvlinders betekenis aan die dans, wissel die emosies Die dans snel tot die klimaks. Rakita is reg voor in haar oe soos die emosies van die dans: teerheid, op- Juan. Vanuit die vouc van haar rok, verskyn 'n dolk stand" wilde hartstog en 'n uiteindelike amper fanatieke in haar hand. 'n Oomblik lank blink die dolk in die oorgawe aan die polsende ritme. maan: sak dan Cicp in die hart wat ween om die liefde Die jong mans se oe blink van bewonderin-e en lief- wat haar so wreed ontneem is. Rakita reik nret 'n swak de smeul in hul donker dieptes. Carlos is soos 'n jong belveging na die roos in haar hare en gooi dit na Juan. leeu sterk en lenig, en as hy beleeg, word mens be- Itakita is met Carlos vereniq . . . . hul liefde verewig . . indruk- deur ritmiese spiergolwings. Sy lag vertoon sy Juan vang die roos en sy hart juig. .,Sy het my ver- wit tande skitterend in sy songebruinde gesig. Sy swart -se\\'e Rakita. jy het ruv tog liefgehad!" FIy druk hare blink in die naanlig, in sy hari brand sy liefde vir die roos aan sy lippe en asem die geur daarvan diep in. Rakita. Sy oe volg die bewe-uings van haar beminde lig- Trane blink in sy od . . . . Maar dan verstar sy blik. Hy gaam met teerheid en sy hart klop saam met die ritme werp die roos van hom tve-sr en s)/g necr op die grond. van haar elegante enkels. Die roos is vergif . . . . Juan sterf . . . Juan sien die lig in Carlos se od as hy na Rlkita Die roos val langs Rakita. Haar bloed drup daar- kyk en hy verberg ook nie sy eie begeertes nie. Sy oe op. .., besedl haar rvraak. .. ! haat en sy hart het lief. Hoo kan haat en liefde in een R. Engelbrecht. liggaam woon? Rakita he1 Carlos gekies. Haar halt 10A1. klop soos die van Carlos, haar oe sien dinge soos die od van Carlos en haar gees ontvang indrukke soos dii van Carlos. Rakita het Carlos gekies en Carlos sal nooii aan'n ander dink nie. Juan kies ook vir Rakita. maar sli Wittter dink nie soos hy nie. Die nag wil al amper wyk om die dag kans te gee Perhaps it is this little chill in the fresh morning om sy glorie uit te stort as Carlos. dronk van liefde, air, that scarcely noticeable change of climate that tells deur die stilte na sy huisie stap. Carlos stap sonder 'n me of winter the best season of the year! hart van sy eie. want sy hart het hy verioor in die diep Coming with- this little chill in the air is the pros- bruin poele van Rakita se od. 'n Paar minute geledc pect of spending quiet winter evenings at home around nog was sy vingers vetstrengel in die raafstvart biinkte the hearth while the flickering flames make the shadows van haar hare en haar warm, poJsende hart kon hy teen dance upon the walls. I can remember that these sha- sy bors voel klop soos die van 'n verskrikte voeltjie. dows have always fascinated and intrigued me from Nou stap hy deur die koue stilte, maar sy gees is nog my childhood. in die gesellige warmte orn Rakitl. Die sterre kom af The intricacy of these shadows and their grotesque en dans om Carlos, die wind lig hom op cn hy sweef shapes wield an unearthly power over me, because they deur die onmeetlike ruim van sy liefde. Sy liefde vir are so very transient . . . They owe their birth to the Rakita is groot en blink en sag .soos die maan w'.tt bo uncertain light of the fire when the fire subsides, - hang. onpeilbaar diep cn kocl soos die see, hartstogte- they subside too: when the fire dies, they die too . . Iik-warm soos 'n ewige vuur en sterk en magtig soos Involuntarily onc js reminded that one too. is mortal, die hoe berge. that one also has no more power over one's own life 'n Verblindende pyn deurboor sy ru-q. 'n rvarnr than they have stroompie loop teen sy rug af en Carlos sak op sy kniee And yet it is not altogether an unpleasant thought. cREYO55 It somehow draws one nearer to one's tellow-man and 'n lJesoek ilen die Hatrrkapper unconsciously a feeling of intimacy is created there around the warm fire of the hearth. At that moment Ek is maar 'n gemiddelCe man met oorgenoeg love and friendship, the most divine of human emo- sorgc. Ek leue amper van haarsny tot haarsny, want tions, are prevalent. And that is why I like winter my betrekkin_s leen hom daartoe dat ek leitlik vier-en- it is so very intimate, so truly magnilicent! twintig uur per dag moet swoeg en slaaf. Dis net diti ou But winter is not only intimate, it is also vivacious. tydjie wai. ek het om my moec lendene in 'n gemak- On a fresh and clear winLer's morning. rvith a cheerful stoel neer te gooi en 'n verhaaltjie in een of ander tyd- sun glittering on a frosty landscape, trying its best to skril' amper klaar te lees. Die ..amper" is eintlik die warm a chill morning air, who is there who does not doring in my vlees . . . ! then feel the vivacity and energy oi a youn-q and new My beleefde ,.M6re" word skaars beantwoord en life within him'l It is with difficulty. that one curbs the raak verlore in die gesnap-snap van die haarkapper se inclination to shout one's joy to the whole world. Some sk6r wat moeCig deur nog 'n boskasie beur. Dit skeel give vent to this overpowerin-q emotion by laking part my e-uter maar min, want ek sit al klaar met verlede in winter sports, others have diflerent pastimes, but week se ,.Huisgenoot" op my skoot, behaaglik agter- everywhere the day is characterised by a nov play- oor op my stoel. lulness and vivacity of spirit. Nuuskierige od wat vanefte nog op my gerig was, I believe that in its heart the world (especially the word een na diei ander afgewend en die stil.e van net- world of the young at heart) cares lor little but play. nou duur voort. 'n Heerlike, kalmerende stilie dag ek And is it really wrong to work that you may play, nog voordat ek vir oulaas my blik deur die vertrek work that you may love and dream and know (while laat dwaal, en dan bc,ein ek lees. As die haarkapper you may) the wonders and joys of the stran-se and vandag sy tyd neem, behoort ek darem twinti-e minute lovel.v world which, for a short time, you arc allolved toi my beskikking tc h0. Salig! to inhabit'/ Therel'ore. I like rvinter. becattse it brings Vinnig verander die omgewing. Ek word mee-qe- that lively spirit in ilurselves to the 1'rrre -- it leally is vocr deur dic skrywer cn bevind my op 'n vliegtuig a season of joy . . . ! op pad na Parys. Dic lieflike landskap onder my die But. is also a season of silencc For wherc - it gevr:cl van vryheid die -srysgrou rvolke waardeur ons else in the u orld can the eternal silence ol a winter's telkens gly. Die uolke- sLulp agter ons in en vaag vinnig ni-sht be equalled') it is in iiself the syntbol ol' weg in die niet. Dit is heerlik -' hemels! My bloed silence! Looking around on the noisy insanity of the tintel van opwinCing. world - words with little meaning, actions rvith little Ek hoor 'n gebrom, die haarkapper se basstem, en value one loves to retlect on the great rcalm Hy en Hcnk \\,as aangcl.lomc brocrs. Eir.r sou vader Jan se besittings e.rf cn nrcltertyd het dic oubaas se _quns na Henk gesi.r,aai. Hy hst (lit eers bcsef toe dic oubaas aan Henk die pragtige ou ring gegee het _ .n crfstuk. saam te neem, maar dit sal darem te snaaks lyk. Nadat sal hy by die plaas vcrby ry waar my hare gesny is. kan ek altyd nog my verhaal .Nctnou hy vir. klaar Henk doodgeskiet het. Hy en Henk hit 'n springboU Born in Austria. Hitler had a slrong. fanatical cha- Grappe racter. He rvas quick-tempered an:l could arrive at a solution almost immediately. Hitler did not have many Ondcrwyser: ,.Hoe kleiner die afstand tusscn twcc talents, although those he did possess he could use ex- liggame. hoe groter is die aantrekkir-rgskrag." cellently. One of his bcst talents rvas being an orator. Hc Lecrrling: ..Nfeneur. is dit da,r rvat huilc kalwcr- had a great ability for leadership. He was very nuch an- liefde noem?" ti-.luvish. ancl during the second World War. he ex- cRF-Ya)5s prcsscd his hatred for the .le*,s in persecution, He had van 'n takkie bo die .reritsel van dic blare gesit en op- a very small scnse of hunrour. in flrct it is thou_sht he kyk. Dit was tcversteels: al rvat gekom het. rvas die ko- had nonc. ning van die clicre ! His rise to powcl was mainly tlue to the collao-.c of Moedvcrlore het ons toc wc_ugesluimer. maar toe the German Mark in 1924 and also due to the treaty of gcbcur dit. So tecn clrie-uur dic nrcire het die gckraak 'n \zc:.saillcs after thc close of thc fir.;t World S/ar. Goin_s van bene ons Lrlt heerlikc na,sruts ,eewek. Die li_cte is into politics he fornted thc Gelntan Youth Moventent. aar,geskakel. en 'n pragtige lceurv_yfic hct ons begroet. which in a short time be:an:e very powcrful. He com- As sy die vleis -culsis vcrskcur. het haar spiere mitted suicide at the end oi the 2nd World War. stl,fgespan. Haar li-egaant w.rs blinkvet. cn die vlam in Il. Walters. 7E2. haar vurige oe het 'n mcns laat hocndervleis kry. Dit u,as iverklik 'u ascntro,,vende toneel. Sy hct haur hcerlik versadi_s. en toe wcer die bos intcsluip. 'rr Bottrc Sorvat ander halfuur later. het kortaf _scgrom ons wccr opnuut ous ore laat spits. Weer is die ligte aan- Bome het, net :;oos mense. sekerc karakteleien- geskakel. en nogmaals het pragtigc diere ons begroet. skappe, en ek kan my nouliks 'n rv0reld sonder bome Daar rvas serve lecus, wilarvan vyf rvelpies rvas. Dic ou voorstel. kraagmannetjie het kort-kort van hom laat hoor. tn hy D;e kameeldorin-eboom. met s1, rvyd uit-ccspreide is deur die kranse daarop geantrvoord. Hierdie familie en vcrskrompeldc takkc, is die ou lrittcreinder'. FIy staan het hullc ook gocd versadig. en nrettertyd r"eegeluicr. en dink seker nog aan die dae toe hy, nog 'n klein boom- Tcen die tyd hct die son al amper weer s)' rooi strale pic rvas cn Suid-Afrika nog jonk en ongetem wils en toe ocr dic bo-.se begirr giet. Ander ontwakingsgeluide van die rvondcrlike natuur het ook in die berge rvccrcalm. rvilclcdiere onder sy bcskcrnrende takke -serus het. sroen clic blare hct rvr'cr oopgevou. bokkies hct vrolik be-ein Mct sy naaldc cn -srowwc dennebollc herinner ,.iic clcnncboom my aan Ke rsfees en blyc kindcrgesiggies. rondjaiikcr. en toe breek dic rooidag. Hicrdie i.rscmto- Die ou _uroot eike boom met sy stcrk taklic ivas iLl- u'cnde sesig in die clranratiesc stiltc van die natuur. hct tycl o:is klontcrboonr toe ons nog klcin cn rcin rvas. In ons nog vir 'n puar minutc bcrvonder. sy stcivigc takke het t'rns heerlik baiiaar cn rondgeklou- Tot nry spyt nloes ons toe die boom veilaat. maar' gekry 1c r. die m6rc het ck die -qevoel rlat ek die vorigc nag In clic lorver-eroen Knysna sicn 'n mcns 'n groot we-sgevoer is. rveggcvoer onr saaur mct die natuur te versameling bonie nrct dic koning- van die bome. die leu,c. Hoe kan ek ooit in my leeftvd so 'n nag vergect? Groot Boonr. in hulle geledere. Hicr kry 'n mens die Leon Kuschke 7Al. lanc en dermagti-ue Ceclhoutbome rvat uit die vrlleie opstyg op soek na clie klcinste krieseltjic sonli-c. Die groot tre:rrwilgers by die rivier is die bome wat ek die langste sal onthou. Met sy tang. slap lotc rvat in T!rc Wur itt V iettnrrt dic water wcerspiecl ivold en \\'aari'.an die vinkncste li-u- _eies in die br-icsie ronclrvieg. is die ivilgcr vir nry sino- Vietnam is a war-torn country in South-East Asia. nienr met 'n treurende ntens. Hunderds ol tons of bombs are dropped daily on Ja, rverklik. bonrc brin-s my as nictige mens onder supply routes. anti-aircraft and missile sites, important dic diepe besef van tlrc Skeppende Hand van die Al- fac ories and enemy strongholds, by giant American nragtige. B-52 bombers. Ernst Nicuw'ouclt 742. Lately a "fanatical will to die" has crept into the tighting-pattern of the Vietnamese war. Suicide squads heralded in this new phase of fighting. Communist soldiers rvith canvas bags full of cxplosivcs. charged into 'tt Dug irt tttv lev,e wu! ek nooit sql vergeet nie United States air bases at Chu Lai and at Marble Mountain near Da-Nang. Die eerste aandluggie begin al trek. want in die rus- Perimeter guards killed several of these intruders ti-gheid van die Bosveld. begin die skadurvees daal. Die as they tossed their bags into open aircraft and heli- diere be-uin voorbercidings tref om 'n veilige nagrus te cop'er cockpits. During this particular incident the qcniet. maar ons'l Ons het ons voorgencem om 'n on- Viet Cong destroyed 18 helicopters and damaged 22 'n stati-sc deur vcrgeetlike na-s bo in ou. -'reelhoutboom more. te bring. Ons het 'n luukseboomhuis ingcri-s met ma- During the night guerrillas. small parties of men, trasse. komberse en dic nodi-ce vocdsel. infillrate the South-Vietnamese frontier and kill and Die eintlike doel was onr roofcliere na die vleis rvat terrorise small towns and villa-sers. ons uit-sesit het, te lok en sodoende nader kennis met About one and a halt years ago a system was hullc eetgewoontes te maak. Nadat ons die inwendige devised so that the villagers could protect themselves. n.rens versterk het. het ons maar in die vere gekruip en Three or four men keep watch during the hours of gewag. geringstc darkness in spanning Almal hct met riie -eekraak and sound an alarm if anything unusual is GREYa)_s9 seen or heard. The men and sometimes women Cornelius se eersle seer(is would then set up posts around- the village and protect- their families. This system proved effective and is still Dit rvas skerreraand toe die grooi vragskip die harve in opera'ion. verlaat om oor die mattige Atlanticse Oseaan na En- It has been estimated that the war will last for geland te vaar. Saam nret die benranning was daar 'n another ten years. We can but hope that it will end jong matroos met die naanr vau Cornelius. 'n Mens kon sooner. ciie opgewondenheid in honr sien oprvel as hy met sy Vos. en seemaat, is N. oucr bekr.va.mer Anton. -gesels. want hy (783) baie lief vir die see en dit is sv eerstc seereis. Daardie aancl kan Cornelius nie slaap nie. Dit is ruie net omdat hy te opgewonde is nie, maar iets stenr Lctin hcm onrustig. Hy kyk hoe die brandertjies op die see klots en hy kyk na die maan wat soos 'n silwerbal in 1. die water weerspieel. Skielik roep hy.verskrik uit: .Kap- Our ieacher is a good and hardworking gent, tein ! Bootman ! Pasop ! Daar is 'n rots voor die skip !" With a heart as soft as butter, Die bootman slaag geiukki-q daarin om die logge skip But it you begin to stutter, net betyds te laat uitswaai. maar ongelukkig vaar die When you your declensions mutter, skip teen 'n ander rots vas wat -5- L. Alberts (st. vA.) It has four long conjugations, That need quite a few exp anations, And if you've got no L/rain, You'll have to bear the pain. fufy fir.sr Leopurd Of the master's red-taped cane. 6 I had entered the Cameroons only three months previously. Unf ortunately tomorrow, fresh from London. I h;rd come to live with Sidney, parents l've got to bear the sorrow, Uncle since m\/ had died in r motor-car Of another Latin lesson, accident a short while earlier'. did take long become accustomed the In which I must use discretion, Ii not to to bush Ard which causes a lot of depression. and its wild life. for I rvas ncver bored and was always learning new things from rly uncle's gun-bearer 7. and tracker. N'Denge. So don't take Latin, One fine sunny mor-ning belore the sun ha Suddenly N'Denge saw a fine 1'ellolv-backed duiker though the s;enery, in spitc of the drou-sht. was very appear, probably in its prime. He motioned that I should beautiful. We hoped to see the rhinoceroscs but rvere rvait, and he moved off stcalthily into the surroundins disappointecl. undergrowth. When rve rcturned to the resort we had a late rvhich consisted of stc"v ilnd canned pcachcs. I soon sau, him ,lppear behind thc buck. raise his lunch llteri we all olayed sames on ths la\.vn. In the lltean- keen-bladed assegai. and hr.rrl it at his prey. Liine ore oi thc scoutels had gonr- down ti, scc if tvc tJnfortr-rnatcly a prc-.rvling Ieopald had had the rvould be able to go on thc nrotor-iaunch, but the dam same intention as N'Denge. and ou1 ol rage and fury rvas still too "choppy" so '.he trip trad to be cancclled. leaped at him. So we used that Ir,oney for swcets at the restaurant. N'Denge tried to defend himself as quickly as he Because of thc rveather u,e startcd our return jour- could. but the leopard had the advantage of surprise and ne)/ an hour earlier. but stopped lt Winburg for a pie was Frusy trying to get at N'Dengc's throat. each. fruit and coolch'inks. We sang and jokcd on thc I raised the Mansel that my t;nclc Sidne-1, aiways rvay irncl were soou baek at thc school at half past sir. used. and which N'Dcngc had bee n carrying in casc of rvherc rve rvaitcd l'or our parents to fetch us. an emer-gency just a short rvhile beforc. My time in Althou-sh thc rvcather had been un1:leasant. I w'hich to aim rvas brief bLrt the shot perfect. thoroughly enjoycd thc outing, anC. on behalf of tho scouts. I rvish to thank Mr. Pienaar. clriver of thc bus. I hit tho leopard lighl betu,ecn thc eyes, and jt died and thc scc,utcrs for this lovely clay. instan tly. N'Denge was not badly naulcd orving to his keep- Anhonv van Vnuren. Std. 5E. ing his arm up in order to protect his throat. The leopard was a female and had cubs seime- rvhere ',vhich could clearly he seen from hcr conditiolr. 'l-he cubs rvcre later founcl and sent to lr zoo. Elt v,ord 'tt lrcld Coctzu'c. Std. 7ts. Rirvmoncl staar. Hullc Ek l0 op die -erasperk na dio wolke cn lyk soos gr-oot skepc ',vat in die irlou hcmelruim rond- dryf. Dit is interessanl- om tc *qicn hoe hulle telkcns van vorm vcran(lcr. 'n Behaaglikc ltlncrighcid kluip oor nry cn nry oU val toc. ,,1 Trip trt ,lllettrcut,tkruui Ek clroour i'k is lid van die Sprirgbt;kspan rvat deur lr-iel-Zceland tocr. Drial is reeds drie toetswed- Due to the tragic death of oui Prime Minister. Dr. stryde a-9ter clie rug. wi.larviln die All Blacks en die Venvoerd, the outing to ,Allemanskraal for the cubs and Springbol My Hero Hoy' lo lrut'el One day nry friencl ancl I dcciclcd to _srr camping. Somc peoplc walk il they want to go lrorn one alon-s a rivcr. lt hacl jLrst stoppcd iaining. We dccided to place to another. go swiinming in the rivcr-. While wc werc slint:nins thc fhey go on foot and are callcd pedestrians. current becanre srtronqer antl it rvaslrcC us dcr$,nstream. We can travel by car, by bus or by train. My friend w'as a _sotC sivimmer. He reachcd the banlr We can sleep and have our meals on the trains. in safety. I rvas not a goocl srvinrnre r a:id I rvas r,vashecl I[ wc cycle ue go by bicycle and are called cyclists. i-.rther doiv: st"carl. Scrme boys. girls and -srown-ups ride about on f/y r:crd's clog Lobo nlusi hivrr serrsed that I was motor-bikcs. ir danqer for he iunpcd in and :-,'.rnr after nrc. Whcn Nowadays many people lly for their holiday in an he reachcJ me he took hclC of itr1, cl.rthes ancl pulled me a.eroplane. tl thc bank. The J. B. M. Hertzog aerodro.-re, where the passen- lrvas so rrlcased tl:at I',r,cnt to the nclrest butcher's r,'ers b(.ard or disembark, is near our city. slicp erd bl:ught him the bi.ggcst irnd mcaticst bone hc I ne man who tlles an aeroplane is a pilot. hrC evcr had. The Bcein-lr is the biggest aeroplane and can carry N. Emslie. up 1o ninety-eieht passengers. (std. 4 EI). The prop6lleis make the aeroplane go, but the jets h3r'e no propellers. Whcn uc cnrss thc occlrn. to visit other countries. !-,'or:,t',s' r',c travc[ b_y ship. A voya,rc can bc very pleasant and inic-ssting. lr:r ne can play many games on deck. 'l-he Most of our lto:-scs arc race-hofscs, cxccpt nine of stelmeis weigh anchor in the harbours. thenr. Naiives travel on horse-back or by cart. \\/e have sevcn sadcllc-horses und t"r,o shorv-horses. One ol these days we shall venture a journey to Some of our horses are black. some are chestnut, but the moon in a rocket. our seventy race-horses are drrrk blorvn. Gideon Schoombie. My father hts giverr nre a snow-whitc saddle-liorse. Std. 3 Afrikaans. It has becn traincd fol a long tintc. Hc can starrd ou his hind lcgs. Threc of our lrorscs have alread-v rvort tlto July Harr- dicap. ;1 I)reuttt They arc .lava-Hcad. Nurrrcral and Kirrg-Willorv. One night dreamt that was a great detsctive. Arr American bou-qht Numcral for 2.000 rand. I I dreamt caught hundreds crooks, got The jockcys must be ver1, liglrt to ridc the race-hor- I I of and I rewarded. One night heard glass breaking the ses. I at bank. I got dressed and ran dowustairs. saw a figure It is very interesting to breed horses and to havc a I moving the dark. ran but was too late. fine stud. in I after it, I f igure jumped Pieter Poh[. the into a car and drove away. going Std. 3 Afrikaarrs. I am really to be a detectivc when I am Grey-College Primary. a big man. W. E. Kruger. Std. 2El. 'l'aking their ttrn We were about 20 miles from catnp in thc gante reserve. We were fortunate enough to see a kill. At A4 ttseunt first. male lions came bounding in, in order to drive a herd of springbuck towards the females. The females 11 was arran-ued by our class teachers ol Std. 2El killed as many as they could. After the hcrd had and 2E2 that ue should go to the Museum from 9.30- disappeared the King of the lions came. He was a huge 10.30 the transport iraving been lrrranged between thc lion with a black mane. He drove the other lions away. tcechcls'fherc and nrothcrs. He thcn began to cat. After he had I'inished. the hycna was a little dark room which hacl rnany came to crunch the bones. kintls of precious stones thc btly's callcd n'le sltyiug When they had linished. the vulturcs came to pick I must come and look at a spook. r,r'e looked at all the the bones. All that remain are the bleached bones. the fosils. horns, and the remains of the skin. They tell the story Dr, Hoffman told us and shon ed us all the bush- of a kill. My father took films to show at home. men casts. G. Roberts. The museum is a very interesting place. we all SId. ]II EI. arivcd back at school safely. GREYO62 We are getting on with our work now. evry brac we play socur on the fyld. We scor gols and I must say it was a very exiting and interestin,u we cic the bol very had. day. M. Havenga. S. Dewberry. Sub Ae2. std.2El. our scol the nam is grae collej oar hadmaster is mister M eersle r u g bv-u;ecl,st rt,rl ), Borman we lic him vry mus. Ons het gesels R. Lunt. in kringe -sestaan en oor vanmiddag se rugbywedstryd teen dr. Filjoenskool. Sub Ae2. Nadat Meneer Botes in die klas was en met ons gesels het, kon ons nie meer aan werk dink nie. Ons is sing- ons gaan bos toe sus klim in die boom. sy wil nie saam sin,q weg met die Bus. Ons het hard gespeel en gewen. -9aan nie. sy rvil naa siekovs gaan kyk. sus is agt jaar ll-9. Hupp-Hupiep-Hoera! ollt. my naam is Louis Pohl. Kepler Wessels. Sub Al Afr. Std. lA. Ek klim op my ouma as sy na ons toe kom dan gee ek M), lnrrcl Storttpie vir haar u druk soen dan _see sy vir my lekkers dan is ek baie bly. Stompie is my hond se naam. Hy is swart cn het Albert van Jaarsveld. lap pap ore. Hy cet pap. mclk en vleis. As hy nie sy Sub Aa2. becn rvil ect. bCrc h.y di'. onclcr clic grond. As hy sy bccn wil h0. grawe hy dit weer uit. Stompie is 'n soet hond. I likc my do-u. his nam is chipi The two of us play all Marius Smith. ovr the yord. Chipi jumps on the bed and mum shoos srd. lA. him of the bed. Stephen Sacks. Sub Ael. A Craslt On Sunday we saw a bluc Astin hit a Red Door- Moeder het vir daan geslaan want hy was stout hy het iin. The Doorfin skided forty-lwo feet. 'fhe Doorfin hit in die dam geval Moeder het hom hard geslaan toe in to door ol' the Astin. And the Doorfin hat to gil huil hy. bak a little. So that thc lady could get out of the car. Johan Pretorius. Barry Stocks. Sub Aa2. srd. lE. my donkey can dons. the donkey went to sleep. the old A Ilurglor man lost his donkey. two men were tid up becos the men stol the donkey. the uld man bawt his donkey A burglar broke into our house when we were on bac for 100 rant. holiday. He stole my perjamers. he stole a box choco- J. Wessels. lates. He threw the chocolate papers about the house. Sub Ael. When we came back from holiday we cleaned up the mess. Anthony Dutton. My Pop is so stout ek moet haar straf maar hoe ek std. lE. gaan haar in die hoekie si1 en bint haar ogies toe. nou is my Pop nie meer stout nie sy gaan nou al skool die Juftrou sd sy is die soetste in die klas. My Dog Mari Bantjes. Sub B(Al). I have a dog. His name is Micky. Sometimes he is very naughty. Once he took my mummy's slippers. He often plays ball with me. When he was a puppy he Ek het 'n baaba-boetie sy naam is Tobie hy is een used jaar-out to dig up the -sarden. When we -sot him he was as sy neusie loop dan noem ons hom snotil- like a little ball of fluff. He chases birds every day. neusie. H,v- het blou oe. Ek het nog 'n boetie. Sy naam I love my do-s very much. is Nico. Hy het 'n messie. Stanley Rosen. Rothea Uys. Sub B.E. Sub B(Al). GREYO63 ^r Oud-Gre Greys News (;R[]YO64 Oray ( oll<'ge Ile-Urie (,'ltuirrttctrt',s Re port , ()ttobe r. l()(t6 Genllemen, (c\ BURSARIES: I have the honour here*,i(h to report on thc activi- During the year an amount of R850.00 t,cs of the Re-L,nie und the cvcntualities of thc past rvas paid as bursaries to Old Greys, sons of )'cai. Old Grcys and scholars at Grey Coliege for the This lras been a veat'in rvhich *e lost s,tnrc of our. furtherance o! their studies at Universities or nlost honourcd nrcnrbers and staunchest supportcrs. It at Crey. Trventy-trvo bursaries rver: presented is rvith the deepest resrct that rve had to take lcavc: in all. but sone difficult-v was experienced in amoilgst otirers or' the late Jock l\rlurra-v Mc-iring. Oonr getting sonre of ihe nrost meritorious appli- Waily Westph:rl. Oom Charlie Rcitz. Oorn Giel Joubert cants to apply. This is an aspect to which more and Eric F,4arrte-r:s. We honoLlr 1ltc. mcnrory ttf these attcntion should bc _qiven in future. great nlen to-uether rvitlr thal of all other. Olcl Gr.eys and relatio:.s oi'Oll C:'eys rvho p:rs.;ed arvay duriua the FiNANCIAI, REI'ORT: past year. year Many Old-Greys achieved high honour during the For the bnded 3lst Au_eust, 1966, the Grey last year'. We congratulate thcnr,lll and I aru sure you Collcgc Re-tJnie ended rvith a surplus of income over Lxp€nditLlre r.ncomc rvill allorv n:c to niakc special n:cntion ol Mr. Piet van of Rl U2.07. from subscriptions nrairttaincd thc previous 'fhcrc dcr Linde rrlro brclrght honour lo our School unrl the sunre lcvel as thc year. rvls hcalth), incrcasc Rc-Ljnie by bc,n-u clectccl Mayor trl our City. it in thc prolits dcrived fronr thc salc (1.) ('OA4 ll4 I'1"[ [. l'. M l: I'. I' I N (i S : I'urthcr instructions lrom Old Greys before a definite proposal can bc l'ormulated for the amendment of the Meetin-'Is were held duling evcr]' nlontlr constitution ancl the iurplemcntaticn of the splitting up exccpt December 1965 ar,d, July 1966. Thesc in a practicarl r.uanner. meetin-g.s rvere satisfactorily attended by all committee members for the greater portion of ,1. M. MLlRING MEIVIORIAL: thc year and quitc a ierv important matters cane up for discussion. and decision. such as A conrnritte e consisting of mcmbers of thc teaching the allocation of bursaries. control of colours. stalf ot thc school, the Board o[ Control. the Re-Unie thc proposed lncnrorial 1o thc late Mr. Mc'iring a:rd cc:'tuin other co-optcd mcmbers rvas formed early rrnd thc splittins ol thc lipolts CIub front tlte this ycar to lirku stcps towrr(ls the establishment of a Rc-tJnic. I rvould likc lo cxprcss rrty sinccrc fittins nrcmulial to thc latc Mr'. \lciring. 'fhe Rc-Unie thanks to all membcrs of the committee fclr is replesented on this corrrmittce by your chainnan and thcir time. hard work a'tcl the support they the vice chairnran, Mr. Fichardt. Some prog:'ess in this gave me. Here I nust sin-sle out for special re_cal'cl has bccn made. but plans for +.he collection oi mention the efforts of the trcasurer Mr. Buck iuncis hrve not yct bccn set into motion duc to the pre- Buchanan and the secretary Mr. Derek Schuur- scnt general ldverse financial position throughout the man. cour)tr\'. The ntiltter is however lreing properll. attended GREYO65 to by th3 relstive contntittee under the chairmanship of of which only 10 (i.e. l%) failed, 194 (i.e. 321.) Mr. Volstc.cCt u,ho rvill deliver a full repcrt on all thc obtained first class passes and i46 distinctions were details of ,he proposcd scher.ne durinq the course of the -sained in different subjects. Arr.u:l Gcncral Mcetirrs. 2). In the past 2 years 6 boys received post matricula- tion bursaries to further their studies in the United CRI-,Y COLLI:GE: States of America. .eate'st 3). Educational tours included visits to the Gold Mines Cnc of the s traditions c,f Grey College is Io- in the O.F.S., Sasol, Steel factories at Vanderbyl- 1'llty torvards Lhe schocl, and th,:rc is no doubt that park and the C.S.I.R. Tours by sports teams in- pr;ctical rnanilcstations of loyalty have a rousinc ef- cluded visits to Rhodesia. East London, Queens- 'i:c1 or scliool nrorale. They ars ut.lsrlrpassed as a means town, Oudtshoorn, Kimberley, Bethlehem, Kroon- of spurring the bo1,5 on to greater achieventent \./hich stad, Johannesburg, Pretoria etc. i:r tulrr cnhanccs tlrc reputation aud presti_ee the of 4). There is a Music Club, Dramatic Society, Debating school. It is in the rcalisatittn of this great and impor- Society, Physical Science Society, Chess Club with obi.ant principlc ancl 1ruth. that the first anC forcrrrost over 100 nrembers and a large School Choir as objc'.t of tire Rc-Unic rvas conccivcd as follou,s: well as nrale Choir consisting staff "To a solely of mem. rvutch ovcr t!te intcrests of. and to bcrs. Both-Choirs are doing excellent work nnder prontote lltc wclfare and uttlity of Grev College the direction of choir-master Jurie Fourie. The by everv means in its pou'cr." School Choir undertook a short and very successful l-his was thcn also thc rnain ohject of your commit- tour during the Scptember holidays when they de- tce clurirq the past yea,'. As a lesuit I am able to report livercd performances at Kroonslad, Klerksdorp, Jo- that the rclationship bctrvecr thc S"-nior School and the hannesburg, Pretoria and Potchefstroom. They will Primarv School on the one hand and the Re-Unie on also be pcrforming at the School during this year's the other. has ncver been bercr. Thc rnutual interest Annual Festivities. hetrveen the school and 1he Re-Unie and the practical -5). On the sports fields the boys have mair,tained their manilesiations thereof havc improved of late but much usual high standard in Rugby. Athletics. Cricket, remains to bc done. As a start all Old Greys should Swimming, Tennis. Hockey. Soccer. Gymnastics makc it their buisincss to attencl more schotrl functions and Shooting. of rvhatever ltature and visit the school nrore often In Conclusion I can assure you all that under the rvhere. I have the assurance of bolir Mr. Volsteedt and able guidance of our two esteemed principals Messrs. Mr. Bornrnan. \,our presence rvill be rvelcomed at all Volsteedt and Bornman our school is living up to its times. declarcd policy and the governing fa.ctor in its educatio- L he achievements of both the Senior Section and nal objective, nl. to equip the boys within the frame- the Primary Secticn during thc past year have been rvork of official curricular and examination requirements n.ragnificent. I list a fcrv of their :tctivities: - to take their place in the comnunity as useful and l.) Of 125 candidatcs entered for ihc matriculation and rvorhy- citizens. We thank Mr. Volsteedt and Mr. Born- School Leaving eraminations in 1965 there werc man and all members of their resp€ctive staffs for a only 5 failurcs ancl 3-5 obtained First Class Passes. job well done. 'Ihank You, -fhis magnificent is in line u,ith thc results of the last 5 vears J. D. Edeling. dulins rvlrich pcliod 608 candidatcs were cnterecl Chairman. (- ric l.:et ( Pctst t,s. Pres'ettr). Ihis year it was decided to have two matches. and Ewie Cronje (2 for 8) were the best bowlers for the Unfortunately both matches had to be played on mat- Old Boys. ting becruse of rain the previous cla1,. The bat presented by the Old Boys for the best pre- In the first team match the Past XI had a moral formance among the school team r','ent to M. du Plessis. victory althou-'rh thc game ended officially in a draw. 'fhe Past side, captained by Piet Sabbagha, in- PtrsL baticd lirst and scclrcd 216 dcclared. lor 8 Stevc cludcd such provincial players as Rudi de Bruin, An- Strvdom rclired r.r,ith his sco;c at 79. (33) and Willie thony Wearne, the three Strydoms and Cronje. Piel (45) Strydorr v,ere the oihei batsmen who kept the second teanr match also ended :.lore l1-lovl n,g. The in a draw. Scores: Past 85 out (Koot Steenkamp 22). The bcst school borvlels ',vcre Corrie Strydom (2 all S. Abel- kop 7 for 30. for 36). Morni du Plessis (l for 39). Roy le Roux (1 tor 7l) ancl Kcith N{orris (l for 60). Present 52 for 8. In their innin-es. the schoolboys scored 97 for 7, top The bat was presented to the captain Stephen Abel- scorer beirt,g du Plessis with 24. Stev; Strydonr (3 for 17) kop. The captain of the Past 2nd XI was Denis Moore. GREY'66 Nuusbrokkies -- l/eu,s Itents (Oud-Greys). Mnr. P. H. van der Linde is gekies as burgemeestet Pieter Faure het sy graad in d.ie seneeskunde aan van Bloemfontein. die Universiteit van Pretoria verwerf. Peter Sacks has obtained his nredical degree with a Prof. C. A. van Rooy. fornrerly of thc LI.O.F.S.. first class pass, becoming one of the only l0 students at has been appointed Professor of Classics at the tJniver- the University of the Witwatersrand in the last 40 _vears sity of South Africa. to succeed in doing this. Ronnie Goldblatt has been selccted Rhcdes Scho- Dirk Meiring het sy doktorsgraad ontvang. lar for the Free State for i966. IIe will go to Orford Mnr. A. Weeber is aangestel as L.U.K. in die Vry- where he will read for the Honours School of Philosop- staat. hy. Politics and F-conomics. Mnr. W. de V. Kotze is gekies as voorsitter van die Mnr. J. J. van der Walt. Iektor aan die Potchef- Bloenfon tein se Afrikaanse Sakc-karner. strDcnrsc Universiteit. studeer tans aan die Universiteit Samuel Lewis, Michael Richman and Lee Johnson van Leeuven in Belgie. have been awarded American Field Service Scholar- Steve, Willie ancl Piet Strydom have ntade Free ships. Stat: cricket history. All three brothers halc rcgularly John Irving is gekies as kaptein van die Sprin*sbok- representecl the Free State side this year. skietspan. Mnr. K. Pretorius is in the IJloemfonteinse Hoog- Trevor Musgrave has bcen included in the Spring- ge:egshof tot die sybalie tocgelaat. bok rifle-shootin,q tean. Prof. Marius Benade is deur dre Staatspresident be- Hans Hefer is aangestel as assistent-hoofbestuurder noem tot lid van die Komnrissie van Ondelsoek na die van die United Bouvereniging. Maatskappywet. Dr. H. F. Dickie-Clark has been appointed as pro- Mr. E. J. Durand has been appointed as Postmas- fessor of Sociology at the University of Natal. tcr in Bloemfontcin. Brian Marquard was the only candidatc to obtain Mr. Mark Thompson has been offered tlvo bursaries honours in the final qualifyin.g examinations set by thc 1'or post-graduate study. They are the R.H.B. Webb bur- Public Accountants' and Auditors' Boarcl. sary and the Oppcnhcimer Memorial Trust bursary. Steve Strydom is gekies as een van die kriekctspe- Mnr. E. E. van Kerken het die pos van permanente lers van die jaar vir die seisoen 1965 I 66. adjunk-voorsitter van die Padveiligheidsraad jn Pretoria Mnr. G. P. Jooste is aangestcl as spesiale adviseur aanvaar. van die Eerste Minister en die Minister van Buitelandse Freddie Allibone is -sekies as lid van die S.A. uni- Sake. versiteite se gholfspan. Mnr. J. A. van ZyThas been lLppointed visitins as- Mr. S. J. R. Johnson has been appointed a director' sistant professor of English at Moorhead State Colle-ce. of the Bloemfontcin Board of Exectitors and Trust Com- Minnesota. pany Lintited. Colin Marquard has received his D.Phil in Theore- Mr. D. Pause is consulting resident enginecr on the tical Physics and is taking up a pcst at Pittsburgh Uni- construction of the Van der Kloof Danr on the Orange versity in the United States. River. Adv. R. E. D'Alcy is aangestel as Prokureur-gene- Mnr. H. G. Jaekel is die hoofbestuurder van die raal van die Vrystaat. Nasionale Boekhandel in Kaapstad. Hy is gekies tot Quentin Pretorius het hierdie jaar van krag tot voorsitter van die Suid-Afrikaanse Uitgewelsverenigin.e. krag -eegaan in ciie tenniswdreld. Hy het ontwikkel tot Mnr'. Neels Bornman voltooi sy studies in tandheel- een van die sterkste spelers in die Vrystaatspan. kunde aan die einde van die jaart claarna vcrtrek hy na Mnr. N. J. J. Jooste is aangestel as assistent-pri- Londen om 'n verdere kursus te voltooi. Hy sa1 ook vir vate sekretaris van die Minister van Finansics. -, 'n tyd lank daar praktiseer. Wedding Bell s -- H uwelikslclokkies Michael Goldblatt to miss D. Kirschbaum. Jacques Louw met Petro Adcndorff. M. Bohlman to miss Y. van Zy7. J. Faasen to miss. E. Strydom. Brian Marquard to Alixe Walker. Neil Havenga to miss M. Pre orius. Jack Penchard to Rosalie Hurwitz. L. Reynecke to miss H. Tiedt. Peter Sacks to Arlene Fels. Wessel Odendaal met Marie Wentzel. Coenrad van Graan met Radley Marais. Neels Bornman met Margaret Marais. Gert Fourie met Doreen Henning. R. Hayes met mej. A. Linde. Carel Pretorius met Susara Ie Roux. GREYa)67 In Nlemoriant Mnr. A. S. Leith. Mr. D. Mackenzie. Mr. C. J. Reitz. Mr. N. Varney. Mr. P. Wedderburn. Dr. W. C. Snoek. Mr. E. van Olst. Mnr. G. P. Visser. Mnr. M. J. Joubert. Mnr. R. Leibbrandt. Mr. E. Maartens. Mr. K. P. Beck. Mnr. George Grey Boshof. Mnr. P. Theron. Akademiese Uitblinlters ert Spesiale Toekennings -Frien Agterste rv:- N. v. cl. Wesihuizen (V.K.). S. W:il. G. v. Schalku,yk. J. Malrrrr (V.K.). J. Potgieter (V.K.). C. Mclaren (V.K.), D. Viljoen. N. du Toit (V.K.). J. v. cl. Walt. 'l-wecde ly:-C. Olivicr', B. Dukas (Vordering). T. Joostc (V.K.). J. v. Vuulcn (VK. P. Cronji (V.K.). E. King. B. Claassen (V.K.), D. Iimslic (V K.). A. Levitt. Dcrcle ry:- R. de Klcrk. J. Wcssels (V.K.). O. Pepler (V.K.). P. KiLy (V.K.). D. McCormick (Vordering), J. Eales, A. Smook (V.K.). J. Snymtin. R. Miller (V.K.). Voorste ry:- E. TeL'blanchc (V.K.), J. Malx (V.K.). I. Gosling (E.W.). J. Kock ,E,W.). mnr. A. K. Volsteedt, M. Sabbagha, P. Fellcira (V.K.). ,\. Myburgh (V K.). R. Engelbrc'cht (V.K.) Afwesig: C. v. Aswegen. Merit Certificates, Certilicates lor Progress ancl Acadentic Colour Av,qruls - Std.9 (H.C. - Half Colours Academic) BACK ROW:- A. Pearce, H. Hutchinson, M. Nel. G. Maritz (H.C.). J. Plctorins (H.C.). E. Smit. F. Snrook. D. Doubell, M. Bonnet (H.C.), T. Vetten, P. Fourie (H.C.), A. Orchard (Plogress), C. Spear. Second row:- C. Jacobs (H.C.), L, v. Itensburg, R, Schdnborn, M. Gritzman (H.C.). J. du Plessis (H.C.), P. Alberts (H.C.), G, Breytenbach, J. Hattingh, F. Badenhorst (H.C.), J. du Preez. S. Mofsowitz, A. Grobbelaar (H.C.), N. Babrow, H. Myburg. Third row:-J. Venter, R. Williams (H.C.), D. Ross, J. Potgieter (H.C.), W. Britz. J. Barnard, G. Clarc'nce, C. Noltc, A. Fourie, D. Muller (H.C.), P. Yankelson, M. Vermeulen, P. Larsen (H.C.). Front row:- C. Wessels, J. Harmse, L. Dreyer (H.C.), F. v. Huyssteen. M. Wesscls, mnr. J L. Cronje, J. v. ZyL, D. Keet (H.C.), B, Altona, A. v. Niekerk, M. Steytler (H,C.). Merietesertifikate en Akadeniese Kleuretoekennings -- Sr. 8 -I'oit A-cterste ri,:- C. Levitt, L. [Jarnarrl. E, S:nith. M. Fischci'(crctlas), I). clu (!rc.Jls). M. Stcvn. W. Lurrdrnirn. H. llluller. F. v. cl. Riet (ereclls). C. Claasscns (elcdas). J. Swalt. P. Muuton, (i. Zaaiman (ercdas). P. dc Villier:s. fwcetle ry:- A. Taute (elcdas). A. Joosic. E. Klopper'(ercdas). P. Heirvcn. \Y. v. d. Wcsthuizen, A. v. d. Wcsthuizcn (ercdas), J. Botha (eredas). J. Kruger. \,[. !Iaritz (eletks), J. tlu Plcssis, A. Crous. A. Vorster (elcdas).'1. Cronjd (eredas). H. Louw. De'rdc ry:- J. Felreila. E. Jooste (crcdas). H. Ferreira, L. Greyvenstcin. S. CronjJ (crcdus). (i. Kuschkc, J. dc Klc'rk. E. Rood. J. Prctorius (elcdas), M. Garbcr, L. v. Wyk, N. du Toit. J. Claascn. Vocrrste ry:- D. Dernetriades. D. Scrfontein. C. Laesecke, T. Fclreit'rr, J Smith (crcdrs)- mnr. z\. K. Volstecdt, A. Schulz, A. Kock (eredes). S. de Kock. lvl. Seprrl,n .eredas), R du Toit. Al*'esig:- E. Wolfaardt (r'redas). Mcrir Certif ic'utes, CertiIit'ute.s f or Progres,s uul Ac:utlentic C'olottr itrvurcls Srd. 7 Blrcli rc'v:- P. Vcirt-r (}J. tii), J Clr::,ei. I). r'.;,1(5 ,ir). J. i-].:rrri:erlror:1. A. Verier'. A clLr Toit. (1, v. Wyk. E. O'itl. B W.lttet-s (]1. tij). !r. li',ri:lgton (H. Ii;). P ilrrrhafl'e,r, (:1. ti,'). ?. r' N..:. clk. !:, i::r-rit (.1. tic); G. v. Vuuren. K. Boshofi. Scconcl low:- L. llrrilctt. A. Albcrti (il. tic). J. L. Snrirh (iJ. tic). F. NieLiiit:rriii (H. tie). F,.. Higgs. P. tir'Ilccr', J. Viljoerr (H. ic). L. CronjJ. S. Kii.opolrl.r:- (-- I:Ln:kr. \. Coltlon. H. r. Zrl. ir H:,tlrlr,cl. [. r.)bcrholzei (H. tic]. 1,. Kuschke (H. tie). 'lhird rorv (lt.r.):- [). Str'.rLLsr. A. [].rth,r ir. tlu Toit (ll lic). L Bli-sniltrr (ll tic). (j. Kt.tzc (l{. tic), H. Wassernratr. D. Vlostert 1H. ti:). W. Wcsscls- ll. E,,icling (Fl. tic). C. 1)ipp:rrarr. I ( rorrjri. S F.-r r-ciru (l'r'ogr-c'i;). f;. van Niekerk (H. tic), A. Jlct'tbs ([-'rogicss). Froui t'orv:- 1,. Stapclbcrg, P. Bosntlr (H. tic). ['. v. ci. 14crrr,c (li. tic), \'I. IJrLrlcnhorst (H. tie)..I. Zarrirlat: (H. tie). nrl J. 1,. Clonji. N. Br inli. C. Vlotmun tH. tic). J. \linrraaL (il lic). Il I'rlgatc. A. Hrr|trvig (H. tie). Abscnt:- C. Recc:. Merietesertilikcrte, Sertifiltutc t,ir Vort!ering eit Al;qde rtiese Kleuretoeketuinqs Sr. 6 [:)i:]j 'r - - !1.:tl ( :l' ;)i H u{:o. Volslc::il C. Iloberts, J. i-orn- C.S.V.-lle.gtuur' S.C.,'i . E.tac:triit'c Back rorv:- L. Botha. I)' Gooclrvin. Ll. 'ferblanchc. Voorste ly:- C. C--ollctt (voors.) C. Rorlnitn (scki') Liltrury ('otnrniItce atF@ f $ s Buck:- R. Engelirlccht. I. Spicrs. A . l-cvitt. Ii. Meyer. Secontl Row:- O. Batnitttl. t.. Artlt. J. Wesscls. S. Cawooci. J. l--crrcira. J. Vcntct. Front:- P. Vogel, Mrs. H. Ealp, J. Zaliman. Mr. K. Pienaar, T. Coctzee. Debatsvereniging - Debating Society Back row:- M. Plosser. A. Levitt, M. Hendlicks, I. Spiers. Voorste ry:- P. Hoskin, A. Myburgh, i'. Cronjd. O.V .5. V erteenvvoordigers Agterste ry:- P. Ferreira (Jeugkoot). C Collctt (Hokkie). B. C-lalsscn (Skairk). Ij. v. rl. Rict (l-eweusreclding). E. Smit (Attc- tick). H. du Preez. (Atletick), K, N!orris (Skank. Kr-ieliet). P. Cronjc (Kadetorkcs).,A. tlu loit (Su,cnr). A. Ninr Agter:- D. Ernslic. li. tltr 'l-cit. ',V i. Si:.':i1 :rr -. Cir: t i. T,uvcede ry:- J. Wc,sels. J. clr-r PI,.ssis. P. lc ilt;itt: J. 5:y:r. Lr. ;). iio'-'lott. .1. Ct;slirt:. .\. ,lir Plessis, A. Vei'sfeld. J. Z:taiman. F, r'. Rooycn, W. Klug:r'. J. WlLhl. l- Cr.cize::. A. I ouiv. (-. v. ti \'l:t'ic. ,\. i'l;l;riruh, K. Ollage, P. dr: Wet, T. v. Bratt. Derde ;y:- P. Vcnter. J. Spies, P. Blignault. J. Kru,::er. \,1. du iiu:si.. J. r,. d \lcr ri'e. R. \'lalan. L Lock. A. l-anguage, C. Jircobs, A. Clobbclrr.rr, A. Malx, A- Cricsel. J. v. 7,'.i. l). 15,"1,:-ptr.'1. i-. Srtr.'\rLi. J. r,. W1,k. \'1. lJys. P. Saunders. Vierclc t'y:- C. Groeneu'uld. A. v. rl. \icirvc. J. Sharv. C \iloi r.r;r. i). (ili-rrsl:r. J. clc V. Obcrholzcl-, J. Smith, A. Bok, L. Mileham. lr. Smith. D. Corrlirrlic. C. Juc,rbs, Z. Sc'irickcr ling, I-. i,. \\/vk (i. Siri'clonr. A. Ie Roirx. H. Harris, C. Wage- ncr. P. Baclcnhorst. J. Obclht:lze'. H. Wcidcnrarr. Vlid: r'y:- B. Viljoen, C. clu Toit: P- Ilcsnr:rn. A. Nrr-rcle. N. llultrarc{. !'l. \\/u-iticnun, D. Lombaartl. J. Minnaat, mnr. J. W. Foulie (Koorleier'), nrnr'. F. Rruienbirch (BegeleieD, G. Vermculcn, K. clu Pt'ccz. D. Odendal. L. v. d. Linde, L. Thomp- son. M. v. d. Westhuizen, C. For-rric. H. Oelofse. H. Kryns. Voor:- P. Fourie. E. Rooci. P. de Villicls. F. Fourie. P. Grar'. J. \4alln. Of f is'iere ett Stuclente-Of[isiere aaa I .4; ffi A_qter: A. Or-chalcl. A. Vi'-rlrle'r'. i'. Fis.,rcr. K. \lorris. l). Clcrii c. i ii ;l :t'ril (-. ( ollclt. B. i)L:kl. i Botha: J. H:rliingh. A. J. Co:tzee. Trvcede ry:- A. NI:rrr. Danic clu Plcssir;. E. Scott. A. ic Roux. Ij. L)atn:rrri, T. Wesscls. C. Bolnnrtn, \V. v. Straaten. Dcnnis ilu Plessis. J. Krr-iger, J. [Jouu,cr. (--. \\/esscls. N. clu Toit. r\. v. cl. \4iesilruiz:n. Dcrdc r-y:- F. v. Flrrvsteerr. C. Jicohs. \'i . Sai;iragha. J..looste: A. \\'lntr.!. J. Wahl. (-. Oii."'icr. D L rnslic, A. Douglas, ts. Gootles: N. Behloir. \lc H. I-trt:i1r. F. I-crblanchJ. Voor':- 2/l-t. A. i'|. StryciL'rn, l-1. N. \'. l,lcnsl)ttrg. l.t. J. Ila,Lr'1 . ilpt. N. I otrrrc. 1\)aj. J. P. Strytlorrt. Krot l,l, Hcyns. K:Lpt. J. Rossorrw, 2/l t. N. v d. Walt. i t P. Slryclonr. l.l. J. Stccnkutttl.r. Kutletskierspa ntre- a 6 I I b t. --. t n -rlX--. " i,iil_ Ag[r'r:- NI. Stcvtlc,. A. (]rrrL-.ire itlLr'. L Srt, :r'rr ,. ii.. i:lr:\;r,L!\. S ,lrt.. 'r\/. r. ,i. \\/rs1l-r iuun. l. Il;Li'i,'r-'. Middel:- I. l-ock, l'1. Wcssel, L. GL'eyvenst:irr. A \1.Lri. C. ,:r:krrk.,\ J. C,oc1zcc.,{. I{oos Yoor:- \,1nr, J. R. Ciiliers, O. Carey. llnr. J. I). C Str_vrlr'n. Frgcl.r ceirt. rlnt. J. iiossoLru,. D, Lorrrv, P. Fclreira. Kadetorkes 1*/. (irobbelarr. (-ronirt 'l-rvc:tlcr\gtcr':- I). r,an Zyl. l. tltr Plessis. B. Corinalcli. l. Barrrartl. H. vur.t Hccrrlcn. r,un Str.latcn. A B. rr': P. Bosnratt. I. Lock. P. Alirerts, P. Mouton. R. vln D;"entet,-I'oit [). Kochor st. -t. \4vburgh. I]. Scott. C. tlu Plcssis \/oorstc r v:- !la joor J. i'. (1. Strvdonr. P. Cronji ('. Jirct,bs, N. du \\/. Schotrlin!t. D. tinrslie. I). Viljocn. R. Carlson, Lt. l). Sirv'.lotrt. Gholt' Agterste ly:- J. Bezuidenhout. C. Maritz, P. Kochorst, S. Markgraaff, E. Thelon.'I'. Joostc, J Botha, T. Vetten. Iweecle ry:- P. cle Villiers, K. More. D. Viljoen, S. Borstlap, L, Balnard. C. Jacobs. L. van Wyk. R. Muller. P Srvanepoel, J. Srnith, Voorste ry:- B. Viljoen, L. Greyvenstein, J. Harmse, P. Markgraaff, Mnr. J. W. Fourie, A" Joffa, T. Iacobs, C. Laesecke, M. Borstlap. Rugby -- Eerstespan Agt:r: W. Landman. J. Myburgh, M. Wessels, J. Wentzel, W Sch ool ing. \4idclel:- I). Sny;nan, A. le Roux. A. Muldcr'. \4. Bonnet. M S.rb5r!.rhl. ,\1. Nel. N Brbr ow. Voor:- l). J. du Plessis. \,lnr'. K. Strl'clom. 1-. Ilotha (Klpt..1 \4nr J. Stcenkarnp. !l du Plcssis- (O/Kapt.), \Inr. C. Ilalais Wc.Jstlvtlolr:aniscerdcr, D. A. clu Plcssis. Tt,eecie-, Derde- ut l/iercle llugbyspurtne Agter':- R. Carlson. G \{aritz. R. Theron. J. van clcr Spu1,'. F. ytn Roovei,. \1. tiu Pleez. J. R'r'sberr:en. D. Bosch. J. van Hccrden. A. Coetzee, J. \'Ialan. Vierclc ry:- P. Fclrcira, M. Pcleila, B. r,un Nickclk. W. Britz. J Wc:scls. \1. vau Os. A. Wentzel. H. Velster, J. Hattingh, P, -1 vau Blerk. - {ir-\:{:d'€ rF- . : I)er-clc r'1':- J. van Z1'1. P. lc Rour, O. Pcplcr. I{. r'. d. Bergh. I . Coctzcc. J Prctolius. K. van der I-inclc, M. L-instldm, M. Hanratl'. A. Roos. J. clu Preez. l:. Terblanchc (Krpi. .lc \plltr). Jorclaan. Bourvcr. Dukas. (Kirpt 2c sprtn) Fischcr'. (Kapt.3de Vierdc ry:- \Inr. -I',T. L B. T. Jc.,rstc \ltlr'. K. Slydorn. P. span), C. Strldonr, Coctzec. Mnr. W. Strydom. Voor:- G. van dcr Walt. C. Jacobs, C. Noltc, Andelsou. A. \lair. L. rlc K,.lcL W. vau Strira-t(.n. O rd er-16 Ru gb1,5:p6111 Agter:- T. Badenhorst. H. Baclcnhorst, I. Gcldenhuvs. 11. 'fwcede 'I. v. d Ilict. [). l)icllur. I{. .\,'l uilur . W. v. cl. Weslhulscn. C. Wcsscls, ly:- Fcrleixr. \'[. Wcssols, M. clc Villii'r: Fl. Don.'lrste r. I. Stvurt. C vrrn As. A Voistc' . I{. rlu oit. Voor':- B. Phi)ips. FI. I-cibtrrrrnclt. I W. Srnit. \,In:.. N. A. l. v. RcnsbLrrg. (al'rigter). S Baclenhorst (kirnt ) l_acsccke. Stry- dom. H H. Af,vvesig: Mnr. H. Marais (afrigtcr'). Onder-l5A Rugbyspan ,? ."a Agter':- C. 'fheronl r\. Srnit . A. i-outv. P. r,an tlcr WcsthLlize rr. I. Su:Li;r.Lr. frveede r1 :- T.. WJlirutct. A. Gric,scl. I'. BttCell. J. JoldrLan. N. ]:isclre r \ run \\/r'k. .1. Lconurtl- \/oor:- (Mnr'.) \I. Hcvns. R Ijroicn. R. Reticf. G. I-oots (kapt). \1. l.uitingh. J []otha. (.\1nr'.) N. clLr l)lcssis Oncler-l4A RugbYsPart -I-oit Hugo. B. Wrttlers"\' du , f.. Alkenrl. C. van cler WesthLrizen. A,:i:::F. i\:uji. A. G. Robbetts f"-""1. rv:- t. ferl'l:rnche. F. l'otz. l Co''tzcc' W. B.'ukcs. 1 . Brcrlctrl'lrrrlp. l.- van Rcnthurg v,roi:- C. [)ipncnrar. I' Rrhl. Vnr" P' Wr":t'ls' C. Cronie. \lrlr. .1. Suirrt. W. Klopners' A' Iacobs O n cl e r - 13,1 Ru gb1's: P 6111 i€b. te^*', *'?fr .r A-gtcr:- J. Vo-r::1. t-. v. Wyk. G. l{ohelL:, P..r1 Wyk, Ic R. --\4trlls'i" (ire1 'ltu-"" ty'- W. Ilotha. C. DifJ'cnt5al. K. Celclal, A. Neucl;, S. rlc 5qurtlt. I. ling. .. V..or:- j. Irror-rcntirn. \Inr. Il. Wessels, !. Ferreira (Kapt.), I{nr. J. tlc Stvarclt, D. Conradic. SvtentburlpreIelcte. -. ,/1r .-':- J \ri J ,!. (,-r !- - .ir. i ,ll r. | .. Sl ,'.'-l A. 11oos. J. v. d. Spuy, P. i:ischer'. L. Co:tzec. J. \\'esscls. Vo o;st: R. r.l; Iilcrli. J. Lli',u*'er. .i. Rossourv. T. ven Toitr,cr. L. Jacobs. Swerttsltcttt A,rt:r':- H. Dortc:tstcr'..'\. du lorr. I'*,ee:lc ly:- Fi. U,:r,rr'. l) Cood*in. I'. Fischer. R. Carlson, C. Jircobs A. Neudc, A. Vorstcr'. D.:rde r'1';- K. \Iorc. G. llario*'. G. ven As. C. Bornman, F. v. d Riet. H. I-eibbrandt, K. v. Tonder, H. Luttigh. Voor:- B. v. d. Wllt. S. Kiisopoul:Ls. C. Greyvenstein, J. Rysbclgen. A. H. Marais, M. Humaty, M. Luitingh, K. Miller, F. Strydom. Sn,ettt J uttictrs A.gtJrl J. (lous. F. Hor',r'itz. D. Callson. T. FIetcher, R. Mahai'tey. R. Cib:on, )I. Kit:opor,rlos. il. r'an \iurop. \,li.ldel:- \4. Volstcr. P. Pohl. lvl. Ktoh;1, B. Recs. P. v,rn Bil,on. I. Frctchcr'. J. Icr'.iiorshuizcn..\I. ilodo. C. Prcllcr'. V.ror:- D. \lurais. K. Wessels. L. Horw'itz, Mnr- Ij. \Iuller. L. \u;ser,. I{. Loinbulrlii. J. titr Toit. Teruis Eerstespurl Agter': J. Potgietcr', A. Brrrends, G. Clalr'ncc, T. Batlenhor:rt, Voor: I). Snl,man (Kapt,). Mnr. E, Cronj6, J, Botha. Serior -- Teruis Aqter':- M. Maritz. C. Botha, H. Syrnington, J. Stcl'n, P. I-ou"". S Atr:lktrn.'foit. Ti'eec1c rv:- J. Bezr.ridenhout. N. Goldon, C. Hobbs. P. Vr:nter'. N. clLr E. tutr l'.rrtlsr. \. Btink. l'. Baclcnhorsi. N. Babrow. Derde ry:- I-. Kuschke, K. Laas, B. Karshagen, J Botha. E. Smith. N. l,aubscr. l-I. Wiese, S. Co,:lzee. H. v. d. Riet, J. Oberholzer'. J. Fioneman. Voor:- Mnr. G. Bcihlrer. J. Potgieter', A. Barends, Mnr. E. Clonje. D. Snvrnan (kapt.) Mrrr. N. F-crrrie, J. Eales, Ci. Cla- rence, Mnr. A. van Wyk. Tv,eede Tennisspun H. Symington; E. Smith. P. L-ourv. J. Fourie, C. Ilotha. Termis - Onder-I6 A-sport Asier:- J. Ilezuiclenhout. F.. Smith, P. l-ourv, i. Bothrr V"oor:- G. Clttr.'ttce. Mnr. C. Bohmcl. l'. Baclcnhorst Tennis - Onder-I4 Agter:- B. Ka[shrgen, N. f.aubscher, iI. van der Riet, H. Coetzee, E. vatr Toudet. Voor':- H. Symington, \'Inr. A. van Wl'k, N. Blink (Kapt.). ,l tletieli (Setiors) Agter:1'. Coetzcc. (l KLrschkc. [). Gcr'er. J. Spicrs. W. Betrk:s. L. C.r-orr;c. C iitrb:r.r DJrcie ry:- N. Fischer, A. Fouric. R. (ur'ls,rn. J van Devent:r-: \V. llrits. E. 5mit. 'i\' [,anclnrtn I: ,,,.rn (].r Ljr(lc A OosthLrizen. A. vatr del Westhuizen. E. Telblanchd. Trve;cle rv:- l:. dc Kock. J clu Precz. L Wcltzel. C. Borrrrnen (S;.linb:str:r.trdcr), A le ilour lSpan!.cstutLriict'). J \'lyh11t.*1,. H. du Pleez. C. Coiictl. Voolstc tr': \,lnL. J. (-ronj.'. \\/ Retiel. Duuie du Plessis- Mnr. N lun dct'\\'alt. Dennis clu Plcssis. l. Botha. \'lnr" J. Su'att. Atletiek (Juniors) A Agterste ly: S. Kloppcr, J. Botha. \1. v.7-yl. A. Vivie|s, P. clc Jrgcr . R. Krolrn. J. Rall. \{. Volster. Trveede van agt'rr:- P. v. tsiljon, L. AlbeLts. W. vart Asrvcgen. C F-ngelbrecht. N. Aclanrs. D. Crrey, T. Fletcher, N. Mark- graaff, D. Callson, M. Gleenland. N, Kruger'. Sittende:- L. Ste),n, J. Sarvers, C. v. d. Berg, N{nre, J. Claassen. A. v. d. HeeveL. Op stoele:- J. du Plessis, L. Vorster, A. Futter, P, Pohl. Heel voor:- P. Steyn, A. Bukes, B. Huntly; H, Hill. A, Grirnbeeck, C, Both;, Back row:- A. Mulder'. I{. Ie Roux. A. Balends. C. Collctt. S. Absll'op Middle row:- J. Botha, C. Stt'Ydom. K )lollis. J. Eales. A. Andre. Front row:- Mr. E. Croni6, J. Blair, l'4 du Plessis. M. Salrbegra. Mr. R. Bat'ry, In front:- C. du Plessis (Scorer). l, ,t r\rl -fop:- J. Botha. C. Collei. B. C'lrtrcncc. J. var Zvl. Middcl:- B. Philips, B. \lcnclclson, ll. Altona. N. Owen. G. Angus. Front:- B. v cl. Wcstlruizrn, C. Collctt. )lr'. R. Barry, B, Ho,vctt. R. Miller, (lncler l4A Cricltet Teetn .@ll * Agter: D. Strauss. G. Robclts. H. Y. d. Ri:t. C. Hobbs. Middel:- J. F. Froncmln, W. Klopper'. E. Otto. E. van Ton:lcr. P. Saundels. Voor:- M. Kcet. A. BothrL. Mr" G. SrLbbagha, I.-. Cronjc. L. Kuschke. D e rt! e- e r t J on,qs' pq tt li ri e ke I b I I , Agtcr:- C. CIarence. P. Spicer. B. r ul dur Wc.t!rui;:en P. i i:c,rcl . i \r'eticir B. R,;lh : cll. P. iir:.lcll. !,. ),lorstrrvirz Micidel:- N. Wesscls. N. Babrow. 'f. Cr onjc. J. Murais, Ir. l-an!ici;o:r: C. OrLlcrke.rji.: N, Oivcn: (i. i)eri,i-.trrv: l-. Ferreira Voor':- Mnr. N. J. Fouric. ts. Altona. J I-ongnlrrr. C. Angus. l. Bothl. \l Stut:tcss. \lnr, W. Stitdont. Ginuuntielc Agter:- C. (jlcrvenstein, ll. tltt Toil. l-. Srrit. A. Fouljc. l. clu ir!c..!:. 1,. iir,rrs. il. rlc i;!::i. l. ',,ici liit. p. B.,rlcnhc:rsr Tseecle ry:- A. v;rn Reciten. E. Sllpeli;erg. C. Hirnran. Mnr. N. \ un (lJr \\,/lii. Cc.t.,-.o. \[rtr. A vlLrr clcr- HcevcL, \I. van d:t' Westhuizen. B. r,an dcr Wtlt. VI. Oclofsc. ^r. Dcrde ry:- G. Vlotnran. F. van clcr -\lgtive. L. Ferreirra, f. yrLn Hulsstcen. C. \Ic\lairon. C. \'lcl-1rcn. I-. StLcctcr., D. -\Iy- burgh. J. I-eonard, K. I-aas. J. Bourver. Voor:- R. Krohn, P. Lor:ibaard, A. Bukcs, C, Prcller, f. Dcmpscl', D. L;rmb. G. Terbllnshc, l{. Pr.ullcr, FI ol;ltie'-- Eerstesp0tt $;. Agter:- J. S1riers. H. vrn cler Leek. P. Floskin, C, Collett. J. Bl:rjr (1. Anqrrs. Twcde ry:- M. Plosser'. A. Pretorius. K. Vonis, (Kapt.) Mnr'. H, 'frnd1. l). Goorlu,in. L.. Scort. Voor:- A. Mvbirr.ch. IIoltl;ie lfweedr:sPurt 'l-' :- D. L-oulv H vtrn der Leck. B. rltn tleL Wcsthuizen, Vctlcu. E. -\lci'ct. A. Altora. :[-wccclcAr;ier ry:- il1. I'Losser. A. Pretolius, K. !lorris. (Kapt.) \Inr' H. Alndt. D. Coodwin. E. Scotl \/oor: K. Rrtget's. L .Slruulc -fheron. Thelon. Spiers. J. Prctot'itrs. C. W. E. Rood. D. \'lullcr. J. T. Vartens. -fAgter:- H R. J ,reeilc r,V:- P. I uYt P. Agter':- S. Mofsowjtz. J. Bothr. C. Collctt, f. Hodgskin. Micldel:- D. Emslic. D. l(eet. R. lc Roux. A. Andre, B. Mcndclsohn. S. Abclkop. A. Joffa. Voor: A. Douglas. R. Millcr (capt,), \{r. C. Sabbagha. J. Blair, B. Colinaldi. Urrcler 16A Socr:er Teortt Ai.Itcr:- S. Kitsopoitlos. [). l)olivnick, Midclel:- ll, I{othbart. E. Otic, l{. 1c i{.rirr. S. Garbcr, R. Hodgskin. Voor:- D. Kcc1. U GuLcs- \{r. (i Sabi.r,rghrr. A. Andre (Capt.) B. RoLhwell. Under 14 Soccer A-Team,s f; Back Row:- K. du Plcezl R. Smith. N,L Brackenridge, D. Oberholzer, C. Roberts, A. Collins. Middle:- L. le Roux. K. Mitchcll, M. Ih'own, A. Botha, T. Fletcher. R. Mahaffey. C. Shaw. T. Koller, A. Clark. Front:- B, Kaplun. D. Haddad. \{. Borstlap, Mr. D. Rensburs, n-, Barnasqhone. B, McArth1,, H, Demetriades Urrler 12A Soccer Blck rorv:- N. Kitstrpotrk's. G. Hill. A. Dunn. N. Markgrua[f. B. Recs, Second rou,:- P. Drnnaher. A. Willianrs. W. Abell. M. Grrb,Jr. \,1. Harnatr'. Front rorv:- \I. dc Bruin. P, Haddad (clpt.), Mr. J, Claasscn. N. Thonxis. L. {r'cnson Absent:- Abe Pepler. Skerm Bo:- M. McMorrzLn, G. [-ubbe. B. Rust, D. Smuts Middel:- J. T. Maartens, A. Levitt. P. Alberts. R. H. D. Philtips Voor:- H. Grievc, P. Kay. NInr. R. B;,rry, R. Morum, C. Schurr. Laerskool - Spesiale Pryse AG'IER: J.'l'cr'!lorshr-rizen (-l-cnnisettr:). J. Ives (U.B.S.-Bursrrry). Il. Hechter' (Rugby), D. Steyn (U.B.S.'beurs), n. ior*it, (Srvirnming). I-. Alberts (Myers l3ook Prize for Eng.) Ilidclel:- P. Hacldad (Soccer), M. v. Zyl (Atletiek). G. Schoombie (Musiek), A. Dunn (Cricket). C. Claassen (l!{yers Book Prize for Eng.). l,t. var.r Aswegen .U.B.S.-beurs), M. Vorster (Gimnastiek). Voor':- R. \,Iahaffey iWoodwork, U.B.S.-Bursary). Mnr. C. C. F. Ilcrnman, L. de Bruyn (Dur Meclal. Tennis. Myers Boekprl--s vir Afr.) Mr. T",T, R. Dougla.s, J. I.. Cronjd (Meiring-Mcdalje vir Veelsvdigheid.) Personeellcoor AgtDrstc rv:- !lnrc. F. Reutcnbuch. N. dr.r Plessis, S. Stlyclour. A. H. lVIarais, A. Siryclom. N. v. Rtnsburg, J. Claassen, B. Wessels, N. v. d. Walt. \Iidclelstc rli:- lVfnre. J. Erasntus. D. v. Rensburg, P. Strydom, C. Marais. -4.. v. d. Heever, G. Bcihrner, M. Heyns, J' Stry- clonr, W- Strydom. Voolstr: ry:- Mnri. J. R. Cillicrs, P. Fen'cira, C. Dohse, S. Mullcr. A. K. Volstccdt, mev. F. v. Rensbuig (Begeleidster). mnre. J. W. Fourie (Dirigcnt), A. v. Wyk, H. Arndt, E, Cronj€. J. L. Cronic. Music Exqrnination Successes Front Row:- A. McCabe. C, Davies, S. Venter. K. Wessels, L. Wessels, D. I-amb. L. Steyn. W. I-ouw. Second Row:- P. Prosser. E. Rood. lvIr. F. Rautenbach. \Irs. F. v. Rensbulg, Mr. L. T. Shepstone. P. Foulie, P. Glli. Third Row:- A. v, d. Merwe- P. Steyn. P. Katz, P. de Villiers, P. Suunders. S. Rezuidenhout, F. Fourie. F. Vertter. Back Row:- N. v. d. Walt, P, Lu1't, H. \Yiese, T, Theron, H. Ceyer ,l). Corrradie. D, Schoonrbic, J. Gous" Ahsent;- E, Higgs, Laerskool-koor Agter:- T. Finley. A. Fischer, E. van der Met'we. W. Abell, N. Atlanrs. A. van W-r'k._\I. vatr \_o9yetl, \I.^M?_t"x. C. Claas- " sen, J. Ferreila. L. cle Bruyn, G. Sabbagha, R. 1e R.oux. P. Katz. L llcrnar.d, C. Str-rrgess, F. Venter', G. Wagner'. Twee Voclslc ry:- Mnr. C. C. F. Bornman. P. Harris. L. Boshoff, B. Henderson. V. Mendelsohn, F. Loretz. J. Weideman, Mr. l-. J. R. Douglas. T'weecle ly:- R. Victor'. N, Lamont, C. Radloff, A. lloj6. I). Boshoff. B. v. Nierop. R. Crouch, R. Luckett, J. v. Rcenen, G. v. Rensburg, D. Donirld. Delcll, ry:- (i. Telblanche, R. Bailc's. W Kotzi. A. Prescott. G. Cornbrink. H. Heyns. D. I-amb, R. Skipsey, J. Viljoen, H. Jubelius. Vierde ly:- C. Roberts, F. I'ienurr'. l{. Stevcns. A. Klaasscn. I. Kolbc'. I. Lourv, lVI. Dutton, A. Gelberg. L. Gersowfsky, P. Busse. Agter: N. Haasbloek, P. rle Jager. V. vln Sraeten, K. S',varl. [, tlu'I'oit. I). van Asu'c.qc'n, R. le Roux, H. van Niekr.-rk, P. Nel. S Pretorills. Mortitore - Mottitors Back Rorv:- I-. Alberts. W. Ahcll. N.;\danrs. P. Hobbs, H. Potgieter. J. Cronjd. C. En3elbrecht. H. Haycock. Midclle Row:- Nl. trlarr. I:. Schickcrlin*, A. Dunn. T. Fletcher, R. Mahafley. P. Boj6, l-. de Bruyn. Front:- Mr. C. C. F. Bor'nrnan, E. Smit, R, Krohn, S. Bezuidenhout. A. van Reenen, C. van Aswegen, J. Botha, T. J. R Douglas. Merietesertifikate IV en V - ^Sr. Agter:- 1.. de Bruyn, J. Cronj6. P. Bojd. A. Dunn, J. Fletcher. P. Mahaflcy. IL Vlarx. I . cle Wct. y'. v. Vuuren. Tweedc ry: D. Steyn, P. Ferreira, N. Adams, M. v. Roo1,cir. C. Claassen. C. Kr ohn. E. .Barnard. R. l-layivard. L-. Albcrts. J. Ives. Derdy ry:- C. Engelbrecht, A. v. Rhijn, A. Havenga, J. Gous, A. van Reenen. B. Klopper', M. van 2lv[. B. Fischer, H. Nie- woudt. D. Beukman. Vierde ry: W, Louw, W. Pottas, G. White, C. Hinrichsen, H. St'mington. A. Blyer. M. van Aswegen, A. Williams, N. Ems- lie. G. v. d. Merwe. Voor:- Mnr. C. C. F. Bornman. M. Flavinga, L. Wessels, N. de Villiers. S. Klopper. M. de Bruin, L. Malais, Mr. T. J. R. Douglas. Merietesertifilcate -- Std. I, II en III Hr'cl voor':- C. King. D. Mlckenzic. Vcor: iVlnr. C. C F. lJornnran. S. dc Villiers. I\I Ash. NL Snrith. W. Jacobs. B. Claasen, F-. Marais. N{r.'-f. J. R. Douglis, 'l'*cedc ry:- D. !lclnchlan. A. Stlvtlom, A. Vcnter, C. cie B:'uyn, D. Krtz. G. Harcling. J. clu Toit. A. Dutton,, M. Eloff. Derde ry: S. Dewbeny. l). Ic l{trrrx. W. }lcl achlrrr, J. Vorstc'r. J. Rall.'f. Oppelnran. K. Wesscls, R. v. d. Berg" D. Scheer, I. I-cvin, H. Hill. Vierdc ry: L. Arenson. P. Doyle, G. Grervar'. J. Schooniaad, G. Strooh. P. Lombaard, F. le Roux. L. Steyn, P. Pohl. Agter:- C. Schickelling. R. Schurr. P. Katz, H. Coetzee, F. Globbelrrar', G. Schoombie, P. Mitchell. Voortrel;lrer,s 1966 Hcelagtcr :- L Leibrlnclt, E. Lindemann. R. le Roux. S. Bezuidenhout. \'1. r'an Rool'cn F. -\lellet. 'l'weede v. agter: H. v. Rooyen. J. Boiha. A. van Rhijn. I-. Hlvenglr, P. Fonterrlcl. P. clu Toit, C. I-ngclbrccht. -\I. van Vuulen. P. Nicuwhoutlt, C. Havinga.-l- DercL. \'. Agter: E. Nrude. C. Botha. (lclctzee. F. le Roux, 'l . Opper-man. W. I-auric. L Blink- E. Schoonrtric. F. Bolhrrn. B. Bantjes. Sittcndc: J. flartrvig. G" llrink. C le liour. Mcj. A. Pletoritrs, \4nr. J. IirismLts. !lcv. P. I ouw, \1. Barrtjies. R. tiv.. L. Hrirtrvig, Hccl roor:- R. Lonrha;rtcl. W. \aude. A. drr Toit. I). \IaLlis. L PIetotit-ts. [-. I)ietialr'. Scouts # Brck r orv:- D l-ortrbatd. S. (ioicles. J. Ilrasntus. Ir. llahallcr. ll.. \Ilh:Lffcr. {. rtchell (-cntre Ro*:-W. Pottas. R. Kcet. G. Brorvn.'1. Bramlei'. C. Wr ight. \1. Brorrn."f A.. r. Vuuten..A.. Ciurk. P. tlu Prt'cz f'ront:- NI. Hamaty. D. l:mslie A, S. .\'I., N. Ernslie, 'f. .I. R. Douglus. G. S. \1.. \. Thonas. Abscnt: G. Enslie. Scoutm.tstct. Laerskool Rughy - Eerstespan -I'oit Agtet':- I. Leibbrandt, K. Swalt. L. Coctzce. C. Engelbrrcirt. C. clu en J. Snrit. Middel:- K. Cronjd. D. Louw, F. Schickclling. H. du f'oit, J. dr-r'foit. ll. Ilotha. A. Fcrreirir I-intle en C. Srbbagh.r Voor:- S. Klopper. G. v. d. Merwe. Mnr. F. Muller, H. Potgieter (Kapf.) IInr. S. Str;vdom E Smit en l-. Hcchter. Laerskool Rugby - Tweedespan Agter:- D. Carlson. R. le Roux. P. du Toit. L. de Wet, S. Be:uiiienhout err P. Wessels. Middel:- F. de Wet, F. Bukes, A. Fischer, D. Boshoff, J. Louw. L, Alberts. R. Hand en J. Filmalter, Voor:- J, Rall, Mnr, F, Muller, P. Ce Jager (Kapt.) Mnr. S. Strydom en A, \Yeitz, Utuler l0A Soccer I. Flctchcr'. (Cxpt.) C. [-i:chcr. []ack row:- S D*vbcr ry. B. Kaplrn. -['el C. Conratlic. Sccond rorv:- [). lc Iiotrx. A. CIcrncnt. J. Nlorshuizcn. H. Britz. lrront row:- A. l)ot-!rie'tcr. I. I-cvin. !Ir'. J. (llarsscn. P. Cronje. l\I. Asch In Front:- S. l)unclrn. Ahsent:- J. Volster. P. Gttess. Ctth.s' Front row:- R. Bailes. l). BaiL's, G.-l'elblanchc. D. Prcller. S. Sa;ns,.rn, I-. Hav,'nga. C. King. N. Itohclts K. Ctutro*. Sccond row:- C. Wright. I-. Brown. A. Brown. Mrs. A. Grunrr*, Mrs. A. Th:ron, \'lls. P. Biriles. \4rs. R. Havenga. l'. Hassett. L. Nussey. S. Goldie. Third row:- D. Coetzer, P. Mitchcll. P. Busse, C. Roberts. P. Stoyn. T. Bramlcy. G. Strew. P. Ilramley, Priller Nusscy, Nusscy, L. Radenholst. tlack row:- I. Thurtell. NI. Chnnner. .S. tsramley. G. C'omhrinck, A. Boje. (i. Koller. V. Eloii. P. Steyn. P. lJoward. N. Steyn. Teruisef te Back low:- P. Mitchell, B. van Aswegen. A. Boj€. P. van Biljon, M. Kltrhn. C. Fischcr. Second 1ow:- S. du Plessis, R. Lombaard. E. SChoombic, B. Bantjis, P. Doylc, I-. Holwitz. P. Uou'ald, A. van dcr Mcrwe. Third rorv:- C. de Bruyn, J. Tel Morshuizen, (champion), Miss. A. Symington. Miss. I. Howes'Howell, lvliss. S' Strydom, Miss. F. Terblanche, K, Wessels, H, Luttig. Krieket Eer,stesprut I.uersl A,:icr':- L. lc Iloux. C. Slbb.rghl. J Clonje. Midclel:- S. Klopper'. M, Srtundcls. tl. IJechter' I'. Boje. H. Coetzcc, E. Snrit. P. Illdrlltl. \/oor:- l- cb Wct. Mnr'. S. Sln,clont. A, I)unn. lVInr'. J. Strvclonr. A Jucohs. Tennis (lste spon\ (Luerskool) Aster:- B. FischeL. K Clon;e, M. NIarx. P. Ferleira, L Alb:rts. Vior:- H. Symington, Mev, Y. A, van Zy\. (Mnr,) Erasmus; L. de Bruy-n. Ctth,s Front row:- R. Bliles. l). tsailcs. G.'l-erblanchc. D. Plcller'. S. Sa;nson, [-. Hav-'nga. C. King. N. Robelts K. Cruno*. Sccond rorv:- C. Wright. L. Brown. A- Brown. Mrs. A. Gruno*. \Irs. A. Th:ron, \'1r's. P. Builes. \,lrs. R. Havcnga. P. Hassctt. L. Nusse'y, S. Goldic. Third row:- D. Coetzer, P. Mitchell, P. Busse, C. Robeits. P. Stcyn. 1'. Bramlc1,. G. Strcw. P. Ilranrlcy. Prillel Nusscy, Nussey, L. Badenhorst. Back row:- I. Thurtell. M. Channer. S. tsramlel'. G. Comhrinck. A. Boje. (i Koller. V. Eloff. P. Stcyn. P- Howard. N. Steyn. Terurisetle Back row:- P. Mitchell. B. van Aswcgen. A. Bojd, P. van Biljon, M. Krtrhn- (1. Fischer. Second row:- S. du Plessis, R. Lombaard. E. Schoombie, B. Bantjis, P. Doylc. [-. Holwitz, P. Howald, A. van dcr Mcrwe. Third row:- C. de Bruyn, J. Ter Morshuizen, (champion), Miss. A. Symington. Miss. L Howes'Howell, Miss. S. Strydom, Miss. F. Terblanche, K. rilessels, H, Luttig.