Which Boarding School!

[Michael Alexander]

Warren, when you say pretty....do you meant that I look good or what...

hehehehehe  ;)

[Warren Weidemann]

Remember, we dated a bit in 1970 but aren't really speaking now. It's complicated.

Anyway, to some of those buggers, a guy like you would definitely be classified as pretty... :D

[Michael Alexander]

You more than likely finished that bottle of whiskey of mine... and now everyone looks "pretty" to you......  :o

[RichardGerstner]

Hello all,

Paarl Boys High (1979-1983), I am English but my Dad knew I'd get into too much trouble in the Southern Suburbs... and No! they do not pray to the Rock before the Rugby  :D

Best Regards
Richard Gerstner

[Keith Margetts]

Dale College, King Williams Town . . . 1971 Matric Class . . . good to see a few Eastern Cape lads here . . .

Hey, my doctor is a chap from Quees College, Queenstown . . . matriculated the same year as me . . . funny to meet up in Canada!!

Keith Margetts.

[Patricia Lotte]

The one and only ... Rustenburg Girls High ...! Felt like I was in prison for 5 years thanks to the bars on my cubicle window.  >:( Went back to visit the place since and it's almost homely now.

[Lindie]

We (my sister Debbie and myself) went to la Rochelle Girls High School unfortunetly only for one year then the last 4 years of our high school career was in Eric Louw High School (yes it was as bad as what it sounds)

Lindie Meyer (Ray)

[Michael Alexander]

Where on earth is Eric Louw High School? Steinkopf?

;)

[Dalene Steenkamp (Coetzee)]

Wrong, Mike!  I went to Springbok - and got called Soutie just because I could introduce myself in some understandable manner in English.  Never got to fly, but we did have some good times travelling in the krok-trokke of Aggenbag's Busdienste.  A lot of the Alexanderbay kids also went to Springbok and I cannot mention the nicknames on this site that was given to some of them - ..........  Was'nt as bad as you might think it was - we actually were able to obtain matric certificates as well.  A few characters also emerged from there:  a guy called Kobus Ali later starred in one of those old black and white photo story books - (the likes of Ruiter in Swart en Grensvegter).  Zak van Niekerk - the Afrikaans boytjie who makes a lot of money with his bekfluit and typical Afrikaans songs - he's also a product of Springbok.  Mariaan van Rooyen, as well as her sister Susan also attended Namaqualand High and so did Amor Aggenbach (the daughter of Freddie and Wilma Aggenbach). 

I don't think we old Springbokkers turned out to shabby!?

[Brenda Niemand]

For my sins I was at Rustenburg Girls High 82 - 86.  I am surprised to see only 1 other Rustybug - Patricia.  There were 16 of us there when I was in Std 6. 

[Michael Alexander]

Hi Brenda, was'nt Janet with you at Rustenburg? SHe's also registered on the site.... glad to see you here...

Mike
:D

[Brenda Niemand]

Thanks Mike.  Great site.  Yes.  Janet was with me at Rustenburg - we still keep in contact.

[Michael Alexander]

Brenda, do you remember how often the 3 of us would go and play squash, more of a reason to spend the afternoon chatting, I enjoyed hanging with you two,kinda like my two older sisters that I never had...   :D

[Julie Vice (Willson)]

Ag shame!! I'll be your sister, then I'll have a reason to slap you around.  haha

Paula
;D

[Michael Alexander]

As long as I don't have to wear your dresses!    ;D