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Bloemfo}Ntein BLOEMFO}NTEIN F;]ii i'i'lll a ?= -i? @tty=7b,0[[r[t 'N PARALLELMEDIUM.SKOOL VIR SEUNS GESTIG i855 s-hoolbluD ffilH q ilrrne EST Gtty [,sllpgo A PARALLEL MEDIUM SCHOOL FOR BOYS 'l+rl lhelshstt - @lftorfsl Ststt Redakteur - Editor Mnr./Mr. J. L. CRONJE. B esi ghei dsb esl uurder - B tt.si nes s NI anager Mnr./Mr. K. PIENAAR Komitee - Cotrtmittee Mnre./Messrs. P. FERREIRA, L. SHEPSTONE, A. A. MARAIS, Mev. C. VOL- STEEDT. mejj. P. de VILLIERS, Z. FICHARDT EN A. FOURIE. A dverti senrcnts -- Advert ensiewerwers J. WAHL, K. OLWAGE, G. NIENABER. Volume 45 I{ovember 1964 No. 92 PERSONEEL - STAFF Agterste ry: Mnre. J. Swort, H. Arndt, R. Borry, M. G. Heyns, P. Strydom, J- Lourens, D. M. Morquord, G. Sobbogho, A. v. d. Heever, J. Cloossen, N. E. Croni6, S. Strydom, G. Cilliers. Second row: Messrs. N. v. d. Wolt, T. Jordoon, F. J. Wessels, F. Routenboch, D- v. Rensburg, N. du Plessis, J. Rossouw, K. J. Pienoor, S. Muller, J. L. Cronj6, D. Bezuidenhout, J. v. Vuuren, H. Eorp, A. A. Morois. Derde_ry: Mnre. J. _C. .Ro_usseou, R. H. Wirght, P.. J. Ferreiro, J. W. Fourie, J. R. Cilliers, C. Morois, J. Steenkomp, K. Strydom, D. Schonegevel, N. Fourie, A. H. Morois, F. Kruger, D. de Wool, J. P. C. Strydom, L. T. Shepstone. Fourth.row: Mrs. l. Eqrp, Mrs. Y. von Zyl, Mrs. M. Helm, Mev. A. Hoosbroek, Mrs. A. Morois, Miss A. Fourie, Miss M. Groy, Mrs. l. Schulz, Mrs. A. Duvenhoge, Mrs. C. Volsteedt, Miss E. Fichordt, Miss L. Webber, Miss A. Pretorius. Voorste ry: Mei. M- E. von_Scholkwyk, mev. E. Kriek, mei. S. Jocobsz, mev. E. Korsh P. A. Venter (kossier), B. l. S. Beukmon (onderhoof, ho6rskool), A. K. Volsteedt (hoof, hodrskool), C. C. F. of, loerskool), T. J. R. Douglos (onderhoof, loerskool), mei. E. Hoyword, mei. P. de Villiers, mej. F. Joekel, mev. ,\bsent: Mnr. M. G. Bonnet, C. P: Fourie, mei. E. v. Scholkwyk. IOO JAAR GELEDE Op I Junie 1864 word mnr. O. C. Kays van t8 Swellendam as die derde rektor van Grey-Kollege 64 aangestel teen 'n jaarlikse salaris van f270. IOO YEARS AGO Inhoud Editoriol 8 Skoolkoptein School Coptoin l0 - Grey s6 totsiens Grey bids forewell 12 - Soeklig op die joor Highlights of'the - t1 Prestosies en toekennings Achievements ond owords 25 The Hostels Die Koshuise 43 - Nuus en bedrywighede von die skool School's news ond octivities 49 Von die seuns From the boys 83 - Nuus von Oud-Greys Old Greys News I l3 - /: Sdifor,it) Each year hurtdreds of Old Greys, pupils and Board of Contrcl, our regional Inspector of Edu- those interested receive the school's annual. May cation. our two principals, the staff (teaching and we ask what you intend finding in it? It will not adrqinistrative), parents, boys and Old Greys. surprise us if there is a great variety of answers Everyone has helped to build. for our magazine covers an extensive field. In this extensive field lies one of the most important aims of Grey College. as we strive to equip our xxxxxx boys for a life which will make many demands on them, and to teach them ihe art of independent And now we have to bid farewell to one of the thinking and living. great builders, Mnr. B. I. S. Beukman, our able At the end of another year, we are indeed and respected vice-principal. Grey College wishes grateful to state that all is well at Grey. For this you a happy and well-deserved rest. we are indebted to the Dept. of Education, the To our Matrics we say: Success and strength! WE THANK YOU * * &' &,t). * ,%()\ (;*).o, * 7tI * The matric class of 1963 can be truly proud * .% * of the outstanding results in the final examination. ,J. * K.o, {6 133 Candidates of whom only one failed, sat for (x).Ct * the examination, while 39 gained first class passes. * .& {a May the 1964 class equal or even surpass this very high standard! MATRIC CLASS MATRIKULASIEKLAS - Agterste ry: J. Schreuder, G. v. Vuuren, K. Adoms, L. Scott, Q. Horris, J. Smook, C. Cloossen, l. du Plessis, D. Howett, J. Bishop, F. Kroon, N. v. Zyl Smit, W. du Toit, P. Swonson, B. Willioms, E. Brondt, F. v. d. Merwe, J. Gouch6. Second row: G. Allibone, S. Mitchell, J. Louw, L. v. Aswegen, G, Terblonche, J. Trouernicht, P. de Wet, D. de Klerk, A. v. d. Merwe, H. Muller, J. de Villiers, G. Doig, C. Bodenhorst, M. Nieuwoudt, P. Eksteen, H. Pretorius, P. Vetten, G. Sounders, P. Bromley-Gons. Derde ry: P. Morois, A. Vetten, F. du Toit, S. Glodwin, A. Grobbeloor, W. Sobbogho, A. Mendelsohn, B. Mclntyre, G. Wright, J. Guess, N. Putrom, G. Thomson, J. v. d. Veen, G. Brond, P. Pienoor, J. Oosthuizen, D. Vilioen, D. Louw, J. Luitingh. Fourth row: J. Rubenstein, J. Coetzee, E. Vellemon, S. Morris, H. Dreyer, J. de Kock, D. Wright, J. du Toit, N. de Klerk, C. rt, E. Wolt, J. Koen, L. Botho, W. le Roux. J. Bodenhorst, L. Edelstein, L. "ll'i,i ; 3:i9:li. Vent Beder, T. hn, B. lrwin, mnr. A. K. Vol- steedt, J. Muller, S. Luckett, mnr. B. l. S. Beukmon, J. M. de Villiers, J. J. H. de Villiers, F. Buck, R. v. Wyk, C. Diemont, P. Louwrens, D. Elkon. t0 GREY November 1964 GREY SE TOTSIENS _ GREY BIDS FAREWELL INFIDUM NIHIL STABILE QOUD Mnr. B. l. S. Beukmon MNR. B. I. S. BEUKMAN. Ons is jaloers! Die Beheerraad bedank hom opreg en Die Beheerraad neem swaar afskeid van wens hom en sy huisgesin net die heel beste mnr. Beukman; 'n man wat vir 36 jaat 'n en mooiste vir die toekoms toe. getroue dienaar van Grey-Kollege was; pligsgetroue onderwyser, onoortreflike ka- G. A. Fichardt. detoffisier en bevelvoerder en sedert Julie (Voors. Beheerraad). 1956 onderhoof 'n posisie wat hy met eer en nougesetheid -beklee het. Die waarde van sy diens aan hierdie skool kan nie maklik Vir die afgelope 36 jaar was mnr. B. I. S. verwoord word nie; die invloed wat hy op Beukman verbonde aan Grey-Kollege, eers as vak- menig iongman uitgeoefen het, nie maklik onderwyser in Duits en vir die afgelope bykans 9 oorskat word nie en sy regverdigheidsin en jaar as onderhoof. Dit is met leedwese dat ons af- gesonde oordeel het hom altyd 'n gewaar- skeid moet neem van hierdie puik onderwysman deerde raadgewer gemaak. wat ongetwyfeld onskatbare dienste gelewer het De plek waar hy hom nou gaan vestig, tot die ontwikkeling en vooruitgang van Grey- Bonnievale, kan bevoorreg voel om so 'n Kollege. Woorde van dank, lof en waardering oor groot stuk Grey-Kollege in sy midde te h6. die waardige en gedissiplineerde wyse waarop hy November 1964 C REY ll sy skool gewilliglik gedien het met al sy begaafd- to allow for the fact that he was working with hede is totaal onvoldoende. Daar mag -o6atlik boys and men on the staff, for that matter onderwysers en onderhoofde wees wat groter be- who -were, after all, human and liable to error.- kwaamhede aan die dag gel6 het, maar van sulke If he did this, if he did in fact err on the side of bo-natuurlike wesens het ek nog nie gehoor nie. the perfectionist, it was only because that was Al die take en verpligtings wat hy met die part of his character and because he would allow grootste bekwaamheid uitgevoer het, het altyd die himself no departure from the straight and nar- stempel van toegewydheid, pligsgetrouheid en ge- row path. I have sometimes imagined Beuk cas- dissiplineerdheid gedra. Wat meer kan iemand tigating himself on his failure to live up to his van 'n ander mens verwag as dit? Dit wek dan ook own high standard, and doing so just as severely geen verbasing nie dat hy die agting en respek af- and frankly as he would have if the culprit ha<i gedwing het van almal wat met hom in aanraking been a schoolboy or fellow-master. But how splen- gekom het. Watter pragtige getuienis vir 'n did to have, in an imperfect wodd, such an utter- perscon wat nie net onskatbare en getroue dienste ly reliable man as a friend and colleague. His gelewer het vir Grey-Kollege nie, maar ook vir sense of humor was in tune with his character'- die onberekenbare invloed wat hy deur sy onbe- crisp and to the point. rispelike voorbeeld uitgeoefen het op al die ter- His affection and loyalty to Grey were not reine van die skoollewe en die onuitwisbare in- worn on his sleeve, as the saying goes; they were druk wat hy op duisende seuns en kollegas nage- very real, nevertheless, and those of us who have laat het. grown to respect and admire his great integrity Dt is ook 'n behoefte van die hart om mev. will miss him sorely. Beukman te verseker van ons opregte dank en Dawie Marquard. waardering vir haar diensvaardigheid en lojali- teit teenoor Grey. Net soos haar man het sy haar ,,Herr B. I. S. Beukrnan" en Grey-Kollege was vereenselwig met alles waarvoor Grey staan, on- sedert 1929 onafskeidbaar verbonde saam het baatsugtige dienste gelewer in belang van Grey hulle vir die afgelope byna 36 jaar gegroei- elr ge- en almal besiel met haar liefde vir Grey. Hulle bloei. Nou word daardie verbintenis verbreek. verdien namens Grey net die beste vir'n gelukkige, Saam met ons Alma Mater betreur ons hierdie gesednde en voorspoedige toekoms. dag, want was en is mnr. Beukman dan nie in Vir ons alnral wat die voorreg en die eer ge- woord en daad, sowel in die klaskamer as daar had het om met hulle in aanraking te korn, het buite, immer die verpersoonliking van Grey-tradi- hulle vriendskap, welwillendheid en samewerking sies nie? so baie beteken dat ons hulle nooit sal vergeet ,,Stabilis" uitgegriffel in sy handel en wandel, nie.
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