Bertram, South African professional tennis player, David Ipp, South African and Australian jurist John Burland, C.B.E., engineer and researcher, Christo Coetzee, distinguished South African artist, Manfred Gorvy, businessman and founder of the Hanover Acceptances Group, William Cobbett, South African political author, George Getzel Cohen, radiologist and anti-apartheid campaigner, Member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Adam Kuper, anthropologist, Brigadier General Dick Lord, pilot, winner of the Distinguished Service Cross, Jack Penn, M.B.E., Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, author, and sculptor, Bradley Carnell, South African football player, Jon Jon Park, Olympic swimmer, Canada. Jackie Mekler, South African athlete and five-time winner of the Comrades Marathon, Raymond Louw, journalist, editor and media commentator, Martin Israel, pathologist and priest. Academics Notable academics include: Charles Feinstein, South African and British economic historian, Cambridge and Harvard Professor, Rugby The following Old Parktonians have represented the South African National Rugby Team (the Springboks): Alan Menter: Came on as a reserve for the Springboks on the tour matches to France in 1968, Peter Arnold Cronjé: Outside centre playing 7 tests and scoring 3 tries between 1971 and 1974 and Paul Campbell Robertson Bayvel: Scrumhalf playing 10 tests between 1974 and 1976. James Dalton Cricket The following Old Parktonians have represented the South African national cricket team (The Proteas): David Ironside Ronnie Grieveson E.S. (Bob) Newson, Tabraiz Shamsi Hockey Old Parktonians who have played for the national hockey side are: Lance Louw, Neville Berman, Justin Rosenburg, Noel Day, Andre du Preez, Keith Jones, Dylan Coombes, Ricky West, Miguel Da Graca, Brian Morton Music and Art Some notable musicians and artists who attended Parktown Boys' High School are: Watkin Tudor Jones[References do not mention his education] (Aka Ninja, Die Antwoord) Trevor Rabin, guitarist, composer, vocalist and, more recently, noted film score composer. Roland Brener, artist and sculptor. Pallance Dladla, Actor Parktown Boys' High School has also had some notable associations including: Jake White coached the 2007 IRB World Cup winning Springboks and started his rugby coaching career at Parktown Boys' High School in 1982. Controversies In September 2018, the former water polo coach at Parktown, Collan Rex, pleaded guilty to 144 charges of sexual assault against multiple Parktown pupils and was subsequently sentenced to 23 years in prison. On 15 January 2020, a 13-year-old pupil drowned while attending orientation camp at the Nyati Bush and River Break lodge, near Pretoria. The principal was dismissed in