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Paul Roos Gymnasium 150

Paul Roos Gymnasium 150

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“Each of us had a dream,” singer-writer Koos Kombuis writes in Paul Roos Gymnasium 150, a publication marking the 150th year of this Stellenbosch school. Here, wearing a school cap, he sits with old classmate Etienne van Heerden during a visit back to the school. Etienne van Heerden contributed an essay to the book as well.

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