Burman's arranging the evening and thank hjm for it. It would be qujte impossible for a <strong>School</strong> of this size to run its extra-mural activities without the aid of the pupils. During winter an immense amount of important work falls on the shoulders of those responsible for the rugby equipment. Never do coaches have to go searching for the balls for their practices, never do they have unsatisfactory balls for matches. To the equipment men, J. Dodd, P. Baerecke, E. Eddy and M. Muilwyk, go our grateful thanks for a long, difficult and responsible task done with first-class efficiency and a delightful spirit of helpfulness. To Michael Deane and Jannie Wiegman go my personal thanks for the fine work they did as Rugby Secretary and Press Attache respectively. Always efficient, always obUging, each saved me very many hours of work. J. Retief, L. Osrin and D. Miller illd good work in collecting the scores of the home and away matcbes. They are to be thanked for tbeir useful contribution. Most of these important duties are carried out by boarders. Only boarders' names figure on the list of those who carry jugs of water, basins of oranges cut by the members of tbe PT.A., and buckets of sand. For the above duties our tbanks go to: C. Earley, C. van Tonder, G. Ooran, I. Slabber, K. WiJljams, K. Katz, S. Milliner, J. Theodor, C. Burke, N. Oettle, N. Borain, R. Cumming, C. Cumming, H. Green, D. Frahm, N. Selby and P. Selby. UNDER J 2 A RUGBY Front Row (I. to r.): D. Bird, G. le Roux, Mr. A. Lorie (Principal), S. Wolf (Captain), Mr. K. Pretorius (Coach), A. Lamb, L. Venter. Second Row (I. to r.): M. Brown, D. v. d. Byl, K. Hopkins, M. Reeves, J. Taylor, S. Casper. Third Row (I. to r.): G. Anderson, M. Peters, J. Oosthuizen, D. Pretorius, A. Mason. 65
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ANNUAL MAGAZINE OF THE WYNBERG BOYS
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SENIOR CERTIFICATE, 1965 First CLas
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FRITZ GERHARD THORP Ten years short
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TABLE MOUNTAIN When we who live in
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My uncle, who came on to the same r
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'N BESOEK AAN CAPRI Die plesierboot
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- Page 62 and 63: The 1966 season has been a pleasant
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