Muizenberg Junior School - Seagull Yearbook (Cape Town, South Africa)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1984 volume:

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' 3'1'-c,.2':2q:':IsQ-'TYwc. ,,f799'f-Qs - "-:, 1: 5 N-02:2-PQ-:sggzgss:-:-"'1:2:2:r: .- 'f-v ' -s " rs-r' S ' i -1-:-Q:-:iff-.-..-, 'f--1::-4.f.:2z:f:- f 1 L 1-.1-5..S..--af"-341-142,-1.-1.1 - st. .3,: -.-:- --'-rf:-In-.rg-5 'aw' :..:,1Lr- fl .1 sf. ' ' " f --i-' J' . '-ir' s"i I -I 4' , LM-,Lnj,,, -' ' , I ' 1 "" I ' -V5 ...L-,'f,J --,,.,,. .,,- .. ,...,. ,,....-,,,,,,k' . .. , ug. 1- -. K .9 .a - .giysm-:-.,'2.,9fs:-X N - ' P 1-11f-:-?'-'-:- Nix ' f - ....,. ..... . P R E F E S .. .... Back ro w: Middle ro w.' Seated: E L P S .Ordg P. Libauerg J. Morgan' D Buriciwrifi P 1 - I im RJ .Coxi K. Peel: G. Stephensp P. du Pi-ee, . S 8 A .Johnson iHead Boyl- M pg Af Q , .MYers. r' ' Just CPWMDEU5 5' Hefbflfi il'-iead G' U Ouilhi T- Havviairis arne:ii1gS HGV. 'V :Mr. S. Cranna iVice-principaly - 1-m..:...a...g,s..4..-.... . li V H is RIEPORT 1985 The ehVigoratingQMuizenberg air has been at work again, for two of our teachers have married since joining our staff W Miss D. Daviswhannibal lStd.9l is now Mrs Hunt and Miss S. Hacking CJunior Special Class? is now Mrs Norman. We wish them and their husbands all the joy and blessings a happy marriage can bring. For good measure, Miss L. Povey lArtl has become engaged.l Such has been the growth of the reputation of the school that teachers of a very high calibre now apply for posts here and those that leave, leave only because of extraneous circumstances. And so it is that we bid farewell to Mrs A. Fickling lStd ll and Physical Education? whose husband has been transferred to Johannesburg. Likewise Mrs Su Scholtz lSub AJ is also heading for the Highveld where her husband is now employed. For health and family reasons Mrs B. McDonogh CSenior Special Class? has decided to take leave of teaching, for the time being anyway. ln the case of Mrs L. Walker, our librarian, her child is starting school next year and Mrs Walker will thus be occupied with fullntime domestic duties. Another stalwart who has given many years of his teaching life to Muizenberg Junior School is Mr Charles Gonin, who is not leaving teaching but is thinking of branching off into the remedical side of education. director of so many who has built up our is involved with children? able to do full justice at Muiaenberg Junior School. Cindy I know, will go from strength to strength in this newlyw chosen branch of professional theatre. Our Speech and Drama teacher, Mrs C. Just, the fabulous plays at Muizenberg Junior School and reputation as a school renowned for its plays, professional theatre full time and is thus not to her work as a Speech and Drama teacher here All the teachers I have mentioned we have come to admire and respect as professionals and friends, and we wish them well in their new areas of interest. A new post has been created as from January 1985, that of our PreuPrimary teacher who will take charge of the newlywcreated Muizenberg Junior PremPrimary School. This is an exciting step forward, because for the first time we have direct control of the quality, scope and nature of the education the children will receive, and just who our Sub A teachers will be admitting to their classes, noting both strengths and weaknesses. Miss Hartzenberg of the GraaffMReinet Teacheris College is the new teacher., A Miss Hartzenberg is also the 22st member of our fullmtime teaching staff. This fact is particularly significant in the light of the new dispensatio fOr tGSChSPS. We all know by now that teachers were granted an increase in their salaries, with effect from October WQSA. But the 21 members of staff, according to the new .dispensation entitles us to 3 Vice Principal for Heads of Departments? as they are known. Also, our status moves to the equivalent of what was a Pl school, that is 6OO pupils or more. So with regard to status, we are on a par with all the very much larger schools in the Cape. The promotional opportunity of such a situation as you can readily grasp, will mean the upgrading of an already 9 fescellent staff., ,l . W 'This page is sponsored by the JOHNSON family Contax 7 S fl S In June,Mr W. Diepeveen,the Inspector of Educagintedi changed to another region-and Mr BOWSS Was gppnew pbstg A 9 v Va Inspectors We wish him every success in his p in lf,! A:Q i 'b our School Secretary 13 an ' To find appropriate words to descri G ture of her job and her impossible task for so complex is the na th Se who know her will character. In my view, and I'm sure all 0 who else can 9 ur agreed she is the complete School Secr, th nk you for yo run the school as well as she does ? Sandy, we a loyalty and devotion to duty. 1 Herbert are not actually H d'B . P l J hnson and Head Girl. Shel ey. tl ma ea Oy, au 0 earded as Junior Daftners of Ogrstiient staff members but they can be Fee d a Solid backbone to Ou h th f ts have fofme They and t e o er Pre ec for a job well dgne, population and we thank them A , , A . - H P To Mr du TOit9 our Caretaker, and his band of cleaners,a:3liiamghO22 Y and Joseph, we thank you for your often unsung lab0QFS I overtime. Sarah Claasen, OUP tea Slflv also manages g le to brighten our busy d3YS' f 1 extra hours of to come up with a smi Doing a fine job as traffic officer and to help OUT Chilgrin 253033 5 the always-busy Main Road is Mr Ruthenbergu Thank YOU -0 Y Q important contribution. HIGH scnootg Th l'nk between the High School and Junior continues to be strengthened e 1 Mr Nathan is to be thanked for his willingness to include the Junior ' ' ' b and other cultural School by allowing us to attend visits by Capa ' ' ' ' ll and groups at the High School and for his continued interest in a anything that concerns our school, SCHOOL COM ITTEE: In Mr Graeme Wynne you have one of the most foresig School Committee Chairman we are likely to haven Under his strong leadership our School Committee meetings are characterized by open discussion and most important of ally getting on with business at hand. This last phrase is particularly significant, for we have a growing school, and thus a strong committee of people genuinely and positively concerned with the school, is absolutely essential S all members of the Committee, our thanksa P.T.A. AND P.TnAi PROJECTS: hted and devoted f -, 10 Q If ever an example of loyalty to the School and the cause of education E has been set, it is the form of the PuT.A. Committee under the lS3dGFeif Shlp Qf MPS Averll Myerso She and the P,T.A, Committee have really contributed so much, not only to fundraising, but have also shown a' . yi E .I E . ' is ' S deep interest in the growth of the school. AS you are probably well aware, many projects have been mounted this year and the sum of R12 500 has so far been collectedo 'This ' includes the Eduquiz project. I ask you to refer to-the School Magazine for further details. A ' ht' certain individuals - and Ifm I am not in the habit of highlig ing p - . . px sure they don't particularly want me to2for whatever we do at ' 5 this school, we do as a team, and everyone contributes to the been 5 of hisfher ability. However, I'm sure you'll undefstand if I mention lg - I P,T,A. and P.T. W some of the out-ofnthe-ordinary aspects of our A. membegl thisilyear bythe P.T.A. is the completion of a giving a history in pictures of our school, The edition is complete and may be viewed at school, Vhesley Poole, who is in-charge of the project,is to be congratulated this important contribution to the life.and history of the school. 1' on The tuckshop is probably one of the most complex and important P.T.A, jobs in the school and we are fortunate in having the duo of Mrs Pat Heins and Mrs Lee Reid in charge, Thank you to these ladies. No report would be complete without mentioning the contribution of the lady from the United States, Mrs Linda Crowley, With the knowledge gained overseas, she has given us a fresh perspective on P.T,A. matters and methods. The Junior section of computer club is in her charge and many of our Sub A's, B's and Std l's can now operate and understand a computer, thanks to her good teaching. Also, she and her husband Jim have personally contributed hundreds of rands to the school in the form of many items, e.g. furniture and . carpets, suitable for school use. The Fete which we are having early next year is her portfolio, So it was with deep regret and disappointment that we heard of her having to leave us in December, Naturally we are very pleased to hear of Jimls business promotion, but at the same time we are sad that the school will be losing her services. We wish the:CP0WlSyS every success in their new home and work in A Germany and thank them sincerely for their contribution to Muizenberg' A Junior School. ,A SPORT AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES: . . Those who have received the highest honours in sport this year have been Edward Gluckman iJudoJ,'Julie Lane SJudoJ, Martin Gluckman fJudo7,' r Wayne van Schoor lJudoJ and Paul Cluer CGymnasticsD,all of whom received Western ProvinceCblours'and whose names are recorded on the Honours Board, - A' ' V' Building up a tradition often takes many years, especially in the realm of sport.i It is heartening therefore to note that the groundwork done is now bearing fruit. Our youngsters are moving up into.that tradition, are caught up in it and so the tradition is carried forward . and improved upon, I shall therefore not be picking out a particular sport - this may be scrutinized in the school magazine H for improvement has been in all spheres, I As far as facilities are concerned, I have much pleasure in reporting that the School Committee have sanctioned the construction of a muchnneeded and long overdue maintenanceufree cricket pitch at Sandvlei, for Withu out this basic facility there can be no hope of improving our cricket. We thank Mr John Arenhold'ISchool Committee Memberb for his invaluable1 assistance and interest in this project, "Mr Innes hasfkindly agreed to- construct the pitcha' 1' - 'V" ' ' ' Mfr -" ' On the cultural side the fastest growth-point has undoubtedly been the music department,especia11y the number of recorder players under the guidance of Miss S. Turner. ' Also, our'K.G. Choir was brought' into being under the direction of Mrs Trautmannythereby increasing the number of choirs to 3 - we already have a Junior and Senior Choir thanks Ito Mrs Trautmann and Mrs Rabie. ' I - I - f 1 , , .V , 4 , - , 4 . I page is sponsored by the JOHNSON family' contd! --V mmm mmms nm A A .T . o One of my personal ideals, our participation in the Afr1kaaUSlE1 teddL 9 became a'reality this year with all classes from Sub Bjto Std V entering, as well as several individuals, , The highest pralSG to everyoneg 'from the unstinting labour of the teachers to the enthusiam: of the children for the successes we achieved in OU? very first outing.'V The many cups and certificates which we won,aP9 testimony to this success 5 due A most memorable and exciting Drama Workshop production WOlaf and the Ogrew directed by Glynn Day was staged in July A project that all of us, teachers, parents and childreniwill remGmPeF for a long time is the School Play WToad of Toad Hallm directed by Cindy Just and recently performedo And not only performed but recorded by SoA.T,VQ for screening next year The year was rounded off by the inter-class Reading Competition, the Drama Workshop evening, a welcoming function for our new Sub Ais, a morning and evening Carol and Nativity presentation and two mag and successful P,T.A. fundraisers, namely the Meat Raffle and the Fun Run. Details of our other many and varied cultural activities may be looked up in our School Magazine SCHOGL MAGAZINE I have referred to our School Magazine several times, so it is appropriate that we bring it under the spotlight for a moment Miss Povey has used her creative flair to produce yet another interesting and varied magazine. We thank her, as well as Mrs St du Preez, our secretary, for the demanding task of typing it all out I Congratulations to Miss Povey and ShelleymAnne Barnett.fOP the COVCFgf ' designn T, Another publication worthy of mention is our article in the Muizenberg A News - thanks to Maureen Montgomery for her most interesting articles, . keeping the community up to date with what is happening at Muizenberg Junior Schooln FOUNDERS DAY: Founders Day went particularly smoothly this yearv' A partigulapl . Y- significant remark was passed by our School Committee Chairman about 3 what he saw and heard on the tour around the school. His words were Wit was a real eye-openert and he referred to the stardl d f T ' '. ar o work, the dress, the general atmosphere that has improved,if not dramatically certainly significantly over the last few years. liknow that there' 5 are many astute and discerning people who recognize and understand the T quality and scope of the education that their child ic receiv- B v , . ins ut there are many who don'tg there are many who i ' Q L b X , , experience of other schools th,t Q ' maglne? througt limited l a we are , t f Q 0 I A A be further from the truth. g Just regenflgui Filerati Nothing eeuld an ex-inspector of Education, Mr Bosse Zwhose gpgggioqaiphonetgallcfrom ,Q to say how extremely pleased he was with the progpesg O5 fi g ls school 3 grandson and the excellent standard of educ t' N , . 13 5 school. l ask that we take a new l K a lon and Staff at thiS E 00 at ourselves W T' 5 school we used to be. We have com 1 0 Q 5 are not the 5 orward, The ' d Q 1 9.- ' Q , move ' C D1 t se an many other factors make this school an 3 L ace o work and Ju t t b .Q - exciting I T message be Passed onsto othgrsnby Yiuisilvgaththiietsentiments and this P3 and understanding of S so 3' 3 SP93t6P'3DDFeciatif our School can be engendered and nurtured in othepglf This page is sponsored by the JOHNSON family . Cod? -1 , ,.-.,-,..a....,, ,. ss .af,f+1,,, .a v,y5a,.f..,,,,.,..i...,,, N q, I . .. vw V Qvrfku-p ini--5 . 14, " ' ,, f,g n -- if 'rl 1 i uteach our children to be publicespirited and care about others and thus several charities were supported this year namely, Boyle Town, Blisters for Bread, Christmas Stamp Fund, The Blind, The Aged, Round Table Xmas Toys, Shawco, Child Welfare and Sammy Centwamfeed. GENERAL .KNOWLEDGE C1UIZa . ' The General Knowledge Quiz always creates a great deal of interest and this year was no exception, the inter-house trophy was shared by Diaz and van der Stel this year. At the interwschools level, we once again won the Triangular between Westcott, Kirstenhof and ourselves for the 2nd year running. FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS: I am sure that there is not one person who has not been affected by A the worsening economic situation in this country. The Provincial Admmmistration, the Education Department, the Muizenberg Junior School are naturally also affected. l have a list of 3 typed pages long on the material requirements of the school, but there is simply not the money to acquire all of these things for our children. Your contribution to fund-raising, which this year has been considerable and demanding, and for which I sincerely thank you, has been invaluable but much of the money has been used for the everyday maintenance and running costs of the school which are becoming more and more expensive, As we see it, this position is not likely to improve until late next year. A gloomy future, but there is a ray of hope. we have at this school resources which are probably unequalled at any school anywhere H and I refer here to our human resources. lt is on our human resources that we have to fall back on and rely very heavily next year. The vanguard - those in front - will of course be the teachers, and how fortunate we are to have teachensof the calibre of the Muizenberg Junior School staff. They will be involved in a period of consolidation begun this year, with expansion next year of existing facilities in the form of raising academic standards, encouraging reading through the I.R.P.g there is the Gifted Child Programme, Computer Studies and the Computer Club, Outdoor Education Cwe are devising our own programme for Std 4 and 53 and the upgrading of the Prefect Leadership Course - a weekend is planned in March. The Video Recorder, Choir Stands, the starting blocks, the extra computers lwe are receiving only one next yearD,'a lighting and sound system for our stage - all these and many other necessary items will have to wait a little longer. But we are not regressing, we are not stepping back. Like you I love this school and while I am Principal I will not allow the standards we have attained and the hard work of many, to be dissipated., It is my personal ambition to make this school, and I say this unashamedly it is my personal ambition to make this school stand out above all others as the very best and as we have already done, to continue to take the lead in the development of education - the education of your children. ' ' ' The human resource that is indispensable in the first and final - instance is you, the parent. And to you the parents l make a special appeal. Let us be partners, in the fullest sense of the word, in the education of your child. Without you the whole educational situation is lop-sidedg with your help and interest education becomes an exciting prospect with never-ending possibilities to what your child can learn, n0t only to become a knowledgeable student, but also, later on, a , well-balanced adult, ,. g 4,,. , I It P tnefJoHNsoN'fam11y STAFF 1984 PRINCIPAL Std Va ISENIOR ASSISTANT Std Vb HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Std IVa std ivb std Ilia std iiib std iia sENioR ASSISTANT sud iib A Std Ia ' Std Ib Sub Bl Sub B2 SENIGR ASSISTANT Sub A1 Sub A2 Special Class Senior Special Class Junior Art Music SENIOR ASSISTANT Music Library Speech . Reiedial SENIOR ASSISTANT Speech Remedial SENIOR ASSISTANT Secretary Clerical Assistant Caretaker This page i 5 S SPOUSOVSU by Dr A Mrs M Mr R.W0 Just, B,AQ, arent Mr N.P. Carr, Dip cQR,Ea D fit Mr B. Pienaar, B.A,, R,T C Cert OP Agriculture 41st, 2nd A 3rd term5 My s, cranna, P.TaD, Dip speech 4Un1Sa7 Mr D.E.FU Read? BoPPimFEd Mrs D, Hunt, B,PrimnEd Mr w,Ao Innes, HQDQEHQ P E Mr C, Gonin? HBP. Academic and Manual Training Miss E, Rooney, PQTfCH5 I Mrs AQ Fickling, DQEC, P P Mrs M, Raphael, T,T,D, Junior SDECWALTSC Mrs B.Aa Simpson, H,PQT-D Mrs D. Boerssen, N,T.T D Junior Specia Mrs T, Stoner, HcD.EQ Junior Specialist Mrs SQAO Scholtz, D,E1 Pre Rrimarv Mrs CUAU Otty, T.E?D4 Junior Specialist Mrs Bb McDonogn, HnPiT.C , T D10 li Special Class Diploma Mrs S, Norman, D Et, D.S V Special Class Miss LCAU Povey, D E59 L D E 7 Mrs luK. Rabie, USPRLWMO U T M Miss SD Turner, BQ Music Mrs L, Walker, BbAc, SGT D H D I T Mrs CARD Just, B.AQ9 Dip Speech 8 D 313 L,RnAnML CLondonD Mrs Po Ro se, P.T.Df Higher Primary D S F SDSSCD Correction and Hari of Rearin Mrs J.C. Moolman, P TACQ I S T Clinical Remedial Mrs S. du Preez, Dip NQD 1 Mrs A. Myers, B0An, S,T,D MP JaDf du Toit Q Shapiro ' 3 'pwggisa fx f scaootcommiinga cmntamlwls REPOR-li f.. . ' 1984 Has been a tough year economically and has created greater burdens on every household w what with Q inflation - the weakness of gold U unemploymnet rising' e interest rates at historical heights it would be ludicrous for me to say it didnit have an effect on the school. Obviously, P.T.A, Fundraising didnvt achieve the heights of yesteryears what with the rand at SOZ of its past value, but I must hasten to add their achievements were outstanding under these circumstances. Averil Myers and her loyal team are to be congratulated on this fine effort, 198A Also saw a change in the Committeeq Mr Mike Cluer, a Committee member, resigned due to business commitmentsu l thank Mike for his loyal support over the past few years and his enthusiam and down to earth approach will be missed. However, the school was very fortunate in acquiring Mr RusqrCrowhurst to fill this vacancyt Rusty is a lawyer by profession and can only be a great asset to Muizenberg Junior School. Whilst on the subject of the Committee I would like to take this opportunity of thanking them most sincerely for their dedication, enthusiasm, loyalty and support they have given to me as Chairman and all to the benefit of the school. As you are aware, like the P.T,A,, the Committee is totally voluntary. Finally, justice wouldnft be done if I didnlt express my gratitude to Mr Just and his staffo Those parents who have attended the various functions of the school? there can be no doubt in their minds as to the high quality of professionalism. To you, Mr Just and the staff, this Committee congratulates you on the fine achievements you have accomplished over the last couple of yearsn In closing, I wish to leave you with one thought for the future of Muizenberg Junior School, This school, like any other, cannot survive without the total support of all concernedo Lets not leave this important task to the minority. I know it is difficult as circumstances are inclined to dictate oneis life, but every bit of help, no matter how small, would be appreciated. MR G.A, WYNNE CHAIRMAN ,,, -, page is sponsored by the JOHNSON family SCHOOL COMMITTE E C1982 Q 19859 Mr GBA, Wynne Mr G. Mrs A. 1 Mr Jo ' MF'JQ Mr Jo Mr J. Mr S0 Musikanth Z, Myers Arenhold Cluer Crowhurst Hitchcock Poole Rack CChairmanJ CVicewChairman9 CSecretary1 lResignation effective March 19843 CCG-opted March TQSAD P q Th1S page 15 sponsored by the GAynN F Bwlly . W , v . . ' 13 , 1 , , ---fe e'i1,ie 71- ,A . ' 2',' ' ' J .- ll- H ic?flgA1iHEPQFTe193i The PBTQA. Committee of 'sa adopted WBe a Linkw as our logon We endeavoured to involve as many people in every project undertaken so as to encompass all to strive For the betterment of Muiuenberg Junior Schools Fundraising: In our first project undertaken this year, the Mini market, we rallied the support of previous P0T,A, Committee members, parents - new and old, teachers and childrenv The fruits Q H1 OOO profit 2 Combining delicious ingredients parents, teachers and pupils made possible the printing of our first, our very own Munchy Jiffy Scrumptious Recipe Book . n' W -' A filledetowcapacity Western Barn Dance Wpromenadedd R2 OOO profit. The Junior 50150 continues to bring added bonanzas For the lucky winnersq We have also gathered sponsorship for the school magazine, The Seagulls By September we had reached R10 OOO - our target Tor IBM with two projects in hand H the Meat Raffle and the Fun Run. Service: On the service side we have strenghtened our links with our children by running highly successful film shows and a winter school which was a resounding successo l The Tuckshop has been very ably run by Mrs Mains and Mrs Reid and assisted by mothers. In the true UBe a Linkm flavour? Std V pupils have assisted in the Tuckshop. a fine example of the team spirit which exists within our P.T.AQ ' It was Wall hands on the sewing machines' as mothers sewed curtains for the P,J, Bishop Hall and new tablecloths for special occasions. The Catering Committee excelled itself at the Sub B Maths Workshop Demonstration and at the Choral Evening, as well as being on duty at several other functionso Thanks to Mrs Logan, our Swop Shop fills a very real need in our schoolo 4 Our P,T,A, Committee has had a phenomenally successful year 0 its success can be attributed to the tremendous team spirit which exists within our committee, Each and every member has been instrumental in our success yet the most important vital link in our success is YOU, We are indebted to YOU for our success. W'- Thank YOU AVERIL MYERS PqT,An CHAIRMAN -. ' Y . N, VI' 'fl T' LH L y , l.. 3. 1' A X 1 M W 'W ' " 'H .-K 'lr' "V" M """""---. .1-""' 'N'-A' s's-X051 ...,.,.....,.,,,, ,.-.-..,-...- - ," f, e' ' -A ..... ---f--- H- -t..-,M V, ,,. - -V ..,, ,W .- ,,, ,, "X I .A ..-f' i 'X . ..i... , , lx xi .- .. -..-.., 1 J- K1 "9 fra +- . 1. gf- if J 2 U 1 , wiv We H j lk, V 1' Q". 4 I- ' N A . ., ... ---........ . -a,-.,.--, ., uni F, ,f 'X ax ,.... .... -U -. .... X V 1 K' 5N"'---.-.....-4.-..,....-f""'nA 's""""""""-f---....-.w""' V Nm"-.. 'I -.... -.-......-....,,, ., ,. fu" This page is sponsored by the TREVASKIS family .---.--.N Chairman S . Exmofficio Chairman: M ViceeChairman Secretany Treasurer Staff: Principal ' Head of Department Chairman ViceeChairman Secretary Treasurer Catering Convenor Tuckshop Convenors P.R.O., Muizenberg Swop Shop Junior 5O!5O FilmwShows Converor: Sports Catering Photograph Displays 1 f4a-w4fy.wQ"-'- -A Ainabf-ro -ynalsl..si,fl.w4,-.f,,: V.-lx..-n, M ,- , , .- V, ,qs uv . v , U -PaMrs Ag 2 , MP P. Mr JA lMyersFA C Pooleri Hains Mrs P, Hains Mr M. Myers Mrs Lo Bowler Mr Ju Crowley A Mrs L Crowley M Mrs I Golden Mrs M. Heyneke ' Mrs N Joosten A Mrs M Montyomery Mrs D Peters Mr Ko Phillips Mrs L. Poole Mrs L0 Reid Mrs C. Sharpe ' Mr Ct Thomson X D Mr R. Just 2 Mr Su Cranna y Mrs KU Rabie Mrs To Stoner Miss S. Turner Mr No Carr P .,ir.,A, COMMITTEE Pofrsrotios ' Mrs A. Myers' Mr PQ Hains Mrs P. Hains Mr M. Myersr z P Mrs MQ Montgomery V u . Mrs Pp5Hains and Mrs L. Reid News and P.TgA. Newsletter 9 Mrs M ' Mrs M4 Logan 2 Mrs D. Peters Mr J. Crowley : Mrs L. Poole I 2 Mrs A, Myers and Mrs L. P0016 A Zh' ,y -,',, Q -"1 H- -. 'DI 'lf Montgomery jj:Qig1x.A., Aciivifrms CFUNDRAISLNGHPROJEQTS . me T959 MiniuMarket Euuquiz Junior 50150 Film Shows Recipe Book Barn Dance Meat Raffle Fun Run I Magazine Sponsorship Winter School SERVICE PROJECTS - 1984 Tuckshop A Film Shows Winter School Swop Shop ACQUIRED FROM P.T5A. FUNDRAISING Printer , C Computer Literature and Programmes Educational Literature and Games Library Books Music Books Sports Equipment p Curtaining, cupboards and noticeboards for the P.Jq Bishop Hall Photo Albums for the photographic documentation of events at Muizenberg Junior School since 1979 Construction of the new cricket pitch and improvement of practice nets Computer fearly 19851 1 Microscope Y , 2 page is sponsored by the MYERS familyf 1 1 I 5 crT,,'f Simba , The munchiesi snacks, the freshest peanuts, the crispiest chips and the greatest flavours have made Simba everyones favourite. EERE? X0 'C 0 G h i I I a I pre-primary centre SUFFOLK ROAD, LAKESIDE, 7945 PHONE 88-7341 r VVE ALWAYS CARE ' uw,-annual., , gaqnAni ,.,, .. V. ,X,- ,W , a-ls1..v,L..:"" 5 f ' F , . w,,,,..-:,, . iz., ,A N K V. I ' Wi' .2-ir -fx '31 . I A ' A '422-AQA533g..x42j3,'jg'1,1:,5gfQAyi Q .' px. ' ' . . 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""""'-Q--...,-ul ""w.., s"f'M':-' ffiffva' CWD xx 1 l i N" 11 ,:f"'fvf'fiwr'wev -... xm:Q3gsam:aazmvrinwn'vlmiviii2ffiilr GE ER L K GWLEDGE E 1 55.0255 Wi BW N iii 3 V1 52C"f 'O ff C- MCGOVGW5 C- WHITQVSI N-.. BOVWCWBUZ T. Havvkinsg G. Prinsloop E. Ordg G.Kirkhamp M. SOl0m0r . lv?om'ig0me 111 . 4th row: fl.. Pjeweferp K. Johnson: T. Adamsg J. Baing E. Barlovvg C. Andrevvsp B. Peelp N. Stephens: N. IVIcG0verr K. fX.llon'tg0mewy. 3rd row" D' 9'fO'A':'1'J"3'Hf C' CE'SmH'9"5 R- du PVSGZJ G. Lewisp L. Needham' J. Viljoen' Nl. Zverinag S.NlV9" G. Ivllllvvardg Grd, ' ' ' -1" ' "A CP x ' - 'H . . 2nd row. K. Sfillll-L, IT., W.. .,-hUQr. 3. Aney, J. Frasea-5 P. GU p,-E922 G. Stephens. S. ltzkim C- Jacobs. J' Bnfche T. Ollvnerg ,'l....fE1Vn5n3r.5 L, Cggg, ' ' , I , 'J,I"35'5' ff' ,X r -. . l . . 7st 'OW' M JVTTQOD' P W flu- HGV, Mrs. fl-.. I-:cklmg Qcoachlp P. Lnbaverp Mr. F!.Just lPrmcupaHp K. Coetw Mr-L - Annes fj'i9C'NJ1:.GIuckm2mgS.ShermangP,J0hn50n, ' '- f fl-"'Q' . . - Seated' ' eww' MX'1"e'Cf E'M"IV'H9f 5- ' "mQlWii: A. Roebertg B. AtkmsongJ. Rooke: R. Beamush. - -ee " ' -f 1 -..--, A ' ' i ll ,, . 1r .. -3 - M fswimmers ylnsfeased in number and improved vastly this year tsplit'the seniors and juniors due to Mr Innes who This has given us more time to devote to ,and coaching. ,J . gaiasysaw Rhodes House and Pinelands Central being . invited to a gala at Simon van der Stel which was the seasonis was we came first out of three schools. . v . show great enthusiasm and dedicationu There are not many teams out in the October cold at 7h3O E . fSpecial mention should be made of the following Std 5 swimmers: 'K4fCoetzee, P. Libauer, G.-Prinsloo, J. Voljoen, Tj Hawkins, E. Ord and S. Bosse My thanks to took over in Goodbye boys BIATHLON who really excelled themselves this year, ' Mr Innes for his outstanding coaching and to Mr Carr who the Ath term. f I '. - P and girls and keep swimming. MRS AQHFICKLING Biathlon is a relatively new sport at Muizenberg Junioro It is a combination of running and swimming. It gives our athletes a chance to show their alleround ability, A Western Province Team will be chosen in March 1985 so let's try to have a few Muizenberg Junior School pupils in the team. Q ATHLETICS Athletics has enjoyed popularity this year. We had over fifty participants at practices and the spirit was very keenn. l Our lnterhouse Athletics Meeting was won by Rhodes with van der Stel second and Diaz third, Our Victor Ludorum was Tom Hawkins and our Yictrix Ludorum was Mandy Johnson, Congratulations champions'! ,We sent a large contingent of athletes to the Buren Area Athletics ,Meeting and Mandy Johnson came third in the 800m race, Jodi Myers icame second in the 1000m race and Colin Milne first in the 100m and 75m races. These three athletes went to the Bellville Athletics ' Meeting which was a forerunner to the choosing of the Western Province iTeam. Unfortunately we were not selected for the Province teams Congratulations for making it as far as the semi-finalslwork hard for Province colours in 1985 Z ' Qur sincere thanks go to Averil Myers, Lesley Poole and the other parents who gave up so much of their valuable time to come and coach the faamq ' ' i ' ' l of luck in 1985, teamfl li L A A t " ' P MR, W, INNES P, ,,., ,. l-,- up- .W , ,, f ' 'V 'Mnzffbgn5xK?L'41H2iW,'is'?4?':S.-Q b'aD,:m:,Q:,--.V - Q--x Q' ' . Y 0 -. .ls RESULTS OF SPORTS DA1 1 I , ,W:A, Bgyg U,6 50 m Championship E.'Laubseher3i' Girls UU5 50 m Championship le Telfordp5 f 'ilv 0 m Cham ionship Mn van der Vijyer Boys U.7 5 P. ' , Girls UQ7 50 m champ10HSh2P No 50016 7 1 BOYS U,3 50 m Championship J. sreemanp Girls U,8 50 m Championship M, Swanepoeli Boys U09 75 m Championship J. TemDl9sF0RbGS Girls U,9 75 m Championship Va DGSFOUHt?lD Boys Uno 75 m Championshlp Gif-is Uno 75 m Champifmhip CQ P1-Cum Boys U.11 75 m Championship M. Connor Girls U,11 75 m Championship Je BIFCUSF Boys U.10 751m Shuttle Boys U.12 75 m Championship Sn MYERS Girls UQ12 75 m ChamDi01'1Shi-P So Barnett Boys U.11 75 m Shuttle Girls UB11 75 m Shuttle Boys U.12 75 m Shuttle Boys Open 100 m Championship P Johnson A Girls Open 100 m Championship A Johnson Boys Open 100 m Shuttle Boys 0.12 Long Jump G LiSbGUbGF2 Girls U.12 Long Jump A Piehaaf Boys Open High Jump G Prinsloo Girls Open High Jump K Coetzee Boys Uq12 High Jump J Viljoen Girls UQ12 High Jump Z Harbourne Boys Open Long Jump P Libauer Girls Open Long Jump A Johnson Boys 0.10 400 m Relay Girls Uu10 400 m Relay Boys Ui11 400 m Relay Girls UU11 400 m Relay Boys U.12 400 m Relay Girls U,12 400 m Relay Boys Open 400 m Relay Girls Open 400 m Relay Boys U.11 400 m J Van Reengn Girls 0,11 400 m C Picton BOYS Upen 400 m T Hawkins Girls Open 400 m A Pienaap Boys U012 TOGO m J Dgdnam Boys UQ11 1000 m J Mygpg Girls 0pen 1000 m A Jghnggn BOYS Open 1000 m Tl Hawkins s This page is sponsored by the ROOKE familypy L 4 evbd, Steb Rhodes DiaZ Diaz DiaZ Rhodesl? l,4i V.d, S253 Rhodessii v.dD SteQ vid, stsi v.d. Stei Rhodes,VQ Rhodesiil vid. Stel vida Ste! Rhodes Rhodes Diaz Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes vid. Stel Rhodes Rhodes ' Diaz Rhodes Rhodes I Rhodes v.dl Stel v.dn Stel v.da Shel Rhodes V.dn Stel Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes vid, S1 Rhodes vida Ste Diaz V vcd. Ste Rhodes Rhodes . V V -1--,-nn.:-Q-..Y., vm '.A. MORNING ARKET i ROAD SAFETY DAY f OUR SWIMMHNG GALA ' " " " 7 ,J . 11 un ..m.,. 1: .41 T!ENNIS TENNIS Back row: M. Elvin: G. Stephensg D. Bunch: K. Joosteng C. Hains. Seated: G. van der Vijverg S. Myersp Mrs. S. Scholtz lCoachDg P. Libauerg P. Johnson HOUSE CAPTAI S r . -NULL' u J-:LU N3 D 51 F f. Jonnsong VV, QU,-mm. 5. Myers ff., ..54fmf"f2 - ,. Q' ' ' .w.-n, M.. ii. .Kustg P. du Preezg Mr. S. Crannag G. Stephens. i Jthekend of 1983 we unfortunately lost all our team players, but didinot dampen our spirit as we had many more players to replace wp of our new players lacked experience and confidence only one team was entered into the P.P.S.T.A. League in the first f 'This brought about a competitive spirit amongst the players and soon the general standard and enthusiasm improved tremendously. The team played five matches and did well considering their experienced opposition. Our number one player, Shane Myers, deserves special mention B he won all his singles matches. Well done Shane Z 'fMost? Two teams have been entered into the League for the fourth term. We wish them luck and hope they do well. Our eight team players ares S. Myers icaptainl, C. Hains, M. Elvin, G. van der Vijver, D. Bunch, P. Libauer, G. Stephens, P. Johnson and K. Joosten Kreservel. It is with deep regret and sadness that I say goodbye to tennis at Muizenberg Junior School. We have had many happy years both on and off the court. I am confident that Muizenherg Junior School will continue to nurture enthusiasm for the game of tennis and produce many budding stars. AIM HIGH - AND NEVER GIVE UP Z MRS S. SCHOLTz CAPE TOWN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SCHOOL CONCERT M TUESOAE le FEBRUARY 1980 Std 5 pupils attending a symphony concert ? The idea seemed a rather ambitious one. On the day however, 54 of our pupils boarded the train to Cape Town to join over a thousand pupils from other school to listen to the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra. . On our arrival at the City Hall, we were shown to our seats and were handed a programme. The orchestra was in fine form, beginning e proceedings with the Overture to The Thieving Magpie by Rossini We were then treated to an introduction to each of the va ious instruments of the orchestra. No introduction to an orchestra i complete without a piece by Tchaikovsky and the children were enchanted by extracts from The Nutcracker Suite clgaris rousing Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 concluded the programme After buying cooldrinks from the cafeteria at the station, we boarded a rather crowded train back to Muizenberg. 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P T , if V " 5 'lfmM2-wl2T'-Sig-5'i:'15' ,, V- We Aff' iyiqwfqvpur-va-11s"!':':s' ' MyQnaam is Amjat en ek woon in Damaskus in Sirien My pa is In soldaat in die weermag. Ek woon in die arm gebied van Damaskus, Eendag was daar ln groot ontploffing in die stadg -voordat ons geweet het, het Yashar Arafat en sy P.LuO. terrorists die klein dorpie ingestorm. My ma was 'n verpleegster in the hospitaal op Damaskus. Sy het die besigste dag in haar lewe- gehad, Die terrorists het nikS geweet nie .,,....g,,.. Z Daar was in groep Amerikaanse soldate in Damaskusa Hulle het soos diere wat in 'n veldbrand vasgekeer was tussen die terroriste ingevlieg. f Yashar Arafat en sy manne het nooit terug gekom nie: Ek moet erken dit was ln dag wat ek nooit wil onthou nie, Jy weet hoekom U, SHANE MYERS 5B MY LITTLE WORLD I am a little butterfly, My name is Twinkles, and I can talku I am blue with red spots and I have a silver line around the edge of my wings: I have a little coat for when itls cold outside. My grandmother made it for me out of small leaves and flower petals, I live in a big flower. The stalk is wide and hollowi I sleep in half an empty nut-shell. I put some soft moss in it. I eat tiny insects and I drink drops of dewl 5 I have two enemies. One is the spider? but Ilm too clever for him. The other one is Miss Jimmyls cat, Tigers Tiger is very naughtylf He leaps in the air and tries to catch me. He loves eating butterfliesl One day I had a very narrow escape. I was playing with my friends, One of them fell on me. I could not fly Z I just lay there and thought my wings would get better W but I was wrong. I lifted up my head just in time to see Tiger about to pounce on mei I froze on the spot 3 Just then I heard Miss Jimmy calling Tiger, He ran awayq Boy was I pleased Miss Jimmy had saved my life E Now I never play so near that horrible old cat S ' LISA NARRAMORE QB I III I I I I I III WI, III I EI I III ' III'I I I I I I II I II III I II I III I I! I 'II II II I II I XIII I II III I I I ,I II II IW I II I XII, II I III ,I II ,I , I I II 'I I . I XI' I I I I I I I II I II I QIII I IIII I II I 'II I I II II I I , , If I" I I, I I 'J I M I ,Ig I I 'I I I 'I I I II I -QEI I 'III II II I If ' If' 1' I II I II I II: I III YI W I I I I II I I I in I II I I , , I Muiaenberg Junior School Judo Class has had a great judo year with no less than four of the pupils being selected for Western Provinceo Julie Lane for the girls team and Eddie Gluckman, Martin Gluckman and Wayne van Schoor for the boys team. TDS behaviour and team spirit of the pupils on the tour to the South African Championships in Bloemfontein was a credit to the school. All of them fought hard and showed the right spirit in winning or losing a fight. I would like to thank the school for all its support and co-operation during the year. AQE. BUTCHER 4JUDG COACH GENERAL Kmowtabee a This year's General Knowledge team consisted of Lisa Cox, Tom Hawkins and Shane Myers, The reserves were Michael Louw and Simon Arenholdt In the first round of the lnterschoolsl General Knowledge Quiz held in May, we competed against Sun Valley and Kalk Bay. We were narrowly beaten by Sun Valley by 5 points. I Later that month we attended the Annual Triangular Quiz between Muizenberg Junior School, Kirstenhof and Westcott at Kirstenhof Primary." For the second successive year we brought the trophy Vhome' to Muizenberg Junior School. ' - ce have gained much knowledge of the world around us and are more of day-to-day affairs. It's good to know whatls going on-E wshould like to thank Mr Cranna for the time he spent preparing :or the competitions and thanks also to Mr Just for his supports .at the 1985 Triangular Quiz. i, , i ' n w l 'SHANE MYERS i istsponsoredl -ALBRECHT family sh next year's team much success and hope they'll make it a hat' w f 1 u w A gag' . . ww vi liuboii it i Muizenberg Junior School no less than four of the Julie Lane for the girls and Wayne van Schoor for The behaviour South African school A l .wwf l I J X I Judo Class has had a great judo year with pupils being selected for Western Provinc team and Eddie Gluckman, Martin Gluckman the boys team. I and team spirit of the pupils on the tour to the Championships in Bloemfontein was a credit to the of them fought rard and showed the right spirit in winning or losing a light G I would like to thank the school for all its support and co operation during tre year GENERAL KNOWIEDUE A E BUTCHER TUDO COACH This year's General Knowledge team consisted of Lisa Co , Tom Hamline and Shane Myers lhe reserves were Michael uouw ano Simon Arenhcld In the first round of the lnterschool ' General YnouledLe Quiz hold in May, we competed against Sun Valley and Kalk Bay We were narrowly beaten by Sun Valley by 5 points Later that month we attended the Annual Triangular Qui between Muizenberg Junior School, Kirstenhof and Westcott at 11 stenhoi Primary For the second successixe year ve brought the trophy 'home' to Muizenberg Junior School We have gained much knowledge of the world around us and are more aware of day to day Pfairs lt's good to know what's going on We should like to thank Mr Cranna for the time he spent preparing us for the competitions and thanks also to Mr Just for his support trick at the 1985 Triangular Ouiz SHANE MYWRS This page is sponsored by the ALBRECHT family . l . ' J 1 , , ' ' . . D L . P G . ' A . 3 f" . l - T J 'I L ' . . Ti 5.5.- rv-1 ' I 7 ' w ',' ' : D V 1 , . S x 1 f -, 'Q . 3 x o J , - 'I' . 'Z , 1 ' . I . X. - rf . 21' 5 Q - ' 1. e L .l g . 1' 4 1. A ' ' fi ' 1 ' x . . 0 L K I 3 IJ 1 , I ' f . 0 l ' 4 .- - air ' . . ,. - 'L -E . ' ' V7 We wish next year's team much success and hope they'll make it a hat H:-iazwr'-0'-' f-r-w -- Z VN Q 5,3 1 "4 a i, , W 'Q' iff aferw?asnrwnrea,w leased: f 9Z'f!3iff:ff-1vflaTl1ii--,,,1fh5Bm 17'?gEf::ga . , . , f ' 'aff' X Ep- f, F, ,, Q, ,'..'L" Limp -,ifv.,.',:..-Lak. wx., 'lg : , ' 'w - I 1 ,k f,f.-,Xin it nt'.l.,y'IYA.Ng.1yA,wi , I, V .. N .11 .leezznlg-Qeje--fig L, ' , - .V M ' - .- L: pill , ,UL L, L - ' ' W., gf ,il -E.,i,Q-N., W K H MINI RUGBY .i1...1-.,-n-- A . . I :isis t' 'A ,,.A 1 eFSQ During 1983 miniurueby Strqasled te Survive due to leckmef-Piign 20 This veap there Wag 3 gratifying increase in numbers. -ore youngsters enjoyed their weekly informal DFHCCiCGSn MBU? than?ien are due to MFS I was unable to- ' Tn Klosser and Mrs Jo wilson who took pract1ceS W ' 't t K'rvtenhof 1nefe our YB? The hi-blight of the season was a Vlfll 0 L1-U - N n Q team cime from behind to win a nailbiting tusslen our 'A team u ts and won convincinglye , 'oo stron for their ODDOUQU H proved to be L . 5 P PU match' Unfortunately no suitable date could be found for 8 -Stu Well done all players Z MR C. GONIN COACH SCRIPTUHE UNION 198A has been a year of many changes in Scripture Union. A most welcome staff member, Mr Cranna, has supportedzmmiencouraged b0t0 staff and pupilsc For the first time the leadership has been shared with pupils, Su Hoy and E0 Phillips. They played an important role in helping Mrs Raphael with the juniors, Some of the highlights for the juniors has been Emmie Cooper taking many of the meetings and the picnic outing to a Noordhoek farm, A . We have been blessed on Wednesdays with Mrs Trautmann leading our singing and worshippingo These meetings have been steadily supported throughout the year and I personally have found them to be a very enriching and fulfilling half hour in the middle of the busy school, week, Our Senior Scripture Union meetings have taken different forms during the year including Bible Studies, discussions with illustrative plays and outside speakers including Mr Poole with his marionettes and Mr Spruit, the lclowni mann Recently, we have been very fortunate in having a youth leader, Mr A. Botha to take some of our meetings, There have been ongoing early morning Bible readings in the needlework room led by dedicated parents, Mrs Bosch and Mrs Ricketts, we really do appreciate your help, without which these meetings would have discontinuedn We all realize how important discipline of an early morning fquiet time' is, yet find it difficult to establish a routine without the support and encouragement of others. We had a most enjoyable camp fbr the seniors at BettY?S Bay in April. Mr Read lead the Wspiritual sidel following the themenof lsharingv and Mrs Bosch lead the catering following the theme or healthy W and delicious meals E To them, and all the Parents and teaChers y who prayed back home as well as the children wh0 Came along and created 5 , . B - ' 1 t . another unique Wcamp experiencet by Lhelr lndlvldua and C9PDorate contribution, we want to say Htnank vouwa u contd! This page is sponsored by the SZAB0 famlly V , Z-it Q ty. H 'ith yr M- 3:-En51,5,.,...Nf: :LN ,.- V, ,. - f- A , ' 15-.51?-.'11'i5-flQ'i"wifi--n lf," 1 ' ' ' " " K . :img L-Lyris-'4bf, ':',"'I'j,'4.'51,., ,j'::,,jt'- -f m ' . 3' Q-, I .' 1 " I , ' ' .. , Q, IL !g,:.,'km':d, L, l.::l.:v.5y:g-zgyglfnguiw M., ri, 3 , . ,, 1 , A L5 , F - ' ,i . -w I ' - ' fl sniff , coh ,' IA,','l' 1 ' - W . . The yeerislactivities-will culminate in our traditional WCarols by Candlelight? eveningo 'ff '1" 'Q ' . ' Scripture Union provides a framework within the'school structure for Christian awareness and growth. lt is not our policy to A enforce any denominational doctrines but rather to share Jesus as the Living Lord within our day to day,lives, both at school and at home. And so in closing I would like to share this prayer with you from Hebrews 13:20am . WNow may the God of'peece, who raised from the dead our Lord Jesus, the great Shepherd of the sheep, by the Blood of the'eternal covenant, equip us with everything good that we may do His will, working in us that which is pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christy to whom he glory for ever and ever, Amenw h Shalom, and a Blessed Christmastide to everyone, -r'l 'A 4.4 L h Miss s. TURNER iyjfakfnxkiyk A if? Xl, " "-.. ,!,,-'---5. .,"""'X-X 5' full. - XX .Xi f' X X SH! X f ,ffmui Q ?fT F '.Q .-"' xx -"- . I .iv I. xi levee X f f?'l riifrg n l,!1 i IZQM 3 fry u ,fi -X is by y , m ix y X mf y w IZQXX ly, xx 53, W W X . 9763! Xa' V. hx' 12 Maxx -MFA rx X N or it Alfie L, X N X IV Bl 3 I , CD .ggiuggbx , . XX Q +1 2 C5 - We .uh f 1 O ' X. " y fl 'f A " 't" U xx the 'Ji 23 fyxxi 1 t I s jixyly .eip IQ: ' I f A fl MU X-w C ll L' .Qt y fl vf X r i y jawn w5c.f f, RJ ,iw Xl y y. 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' i V k Y Q N U I 1 r 5 x W 0 19 ,I f 7 L9 ' x X C 5 9 CXWNQ ww HQ QMWY , f ,, y7WNf' V e l fgbdlolwgyl Law owe 'sa ,mix mx revel f WQNQ Emkwl mms MNA 'ZQWQQ lfix gl. Rf-53 X X71 QU! 'lk QQMQ Hs Cl VN3V f5vY lU50Y rx, A u ' Q0-YACXkC"'l- 'l 'jbxlxifxgi ff l 1 .fy O43 MP2 f fl fe Nxxwlff' f KSN A- I lx rx E Qg fwfqlwlwi WX w QQN'j5f . Hai .,' . S S TYTQ 1 NIHEB iQ l L lwwl I smile when someone else smilesp People should always smile when they are a a C1PCU -Smiles remind me of' rainbowsn Smiles chase away ugliness. Smiles make you give someene a piece of your sun, , . y KIQLLY GOUGH IB T615 page is sponsored by the HZXRDING family X thy V . f 11,4 , A' 1 1 w - W . ' "L NU 1' "'S y ' ,' . k' , wr. 2,,,i:A,.T, ,K Hx, W .v , , .Q S A M L Y ' Y-, "1 ' :f'f'fQY 2'-V fii- ' 1 , , ---V - X X, af, 2'1C'fg.f'. , ' A -..,,, :L. -. Q, gy j V 'M '-M: -'ew Gains! va 'W 4 V-w , 'R ,ff N 1 4 W X.. 1,7 ,....'.'R.,x i Kfb ' . 'Al kL..7'Qx I . Laajlgl W f, -ln- ..,,, 2 , ," ' ' ' - ' . A 1 " W . Y V 4 . -A W ,, Y , 1- 1' 1, , T. fff llilgl ' ' pf Splashing wet, ?:: ii fyfm Cs vii soaking soggy? i 2Q:iT A .j0i O,WD ,ff pounding rain, EbxQ,h4vpF-M -5 tjzzgjjjff f'l Came beating on my window pane. ijxx 6?!,fljf 11 fiL Came tumbling down the lanea EE: L XXL' C36 , L,f Rolling 'faster' and faster. ' W M ' 1 It U J? I closed my eyes iffy ,L,j H vi. X QTY 7 and beard people's criesq jk,QifiQiai,awl-l-lL,QQMMlwI ,A ,.e..- . LISA CAREW ZA x Q9 THE Moon T 5 r , I The moon.tbat shines across the bay xgffxai X iff! 'N fl' Giving the sea a silvery grayq f4Qf ?!,fk3fy ff It gives the iight 17 1, xx It gives the night yfff Afy f.5 ff if lV.' 4. SN, I, 57 X So boats can see what a glory it gives to m,v fi'ff AA.' i .... -.,l,. ' T T T hX1fTT""!f"I:7T1T7 It shines above T T s ee'J TLJ It shines below Giving the sea a beautiful glowo 'f:Qxm5 f -'-- ,,.Nsd, -- -4- NORALYN Mceoviiml 2B This page is sponsored by the THOMSON family INN 4l'I'PlflmF' T Avisrr To-GROQT CONSTANTIA When we arrived at Groot Constantia it was hot. The big oak' trees made it shady. The old house was painted white with ' lovely gables. lts old windows had green shuttersl A The squirrels were running on the ground. Mrs Edwards was the lady who told us about the house. She said that about five people owned the house before the Government. Three of them were Simon van der Stel, Hendrik Blok and Alfred de Pass. A The nicest room in the house was the kitchen. It had lots of interesting things. It also had a loft. There were also lots of other interesting things in the housen a fl' .0 f 4' L' A . - Q L -.QA fvp BRIDGET PRINGLE 386: fgfi I f,3 QW V' - V 0 - ' , Q O J bww -'Ll J I Y I M Ai Wi i f V:-XXX n fy 1,3 X X , J TT"'f QI .An 1 A SVU -I W f' A "if T A T f I V J Y 7:7771 . hx' - ' A This page is sponsored by the WEBB family X fr" ',.,-'L ' 5 ' COMMUNICATION Can you have friends without talking ? YSSQ , - n H 1 f Have you never waved at someone without knowing them? and made Communication can take place in different waYSo riendsl2 For communication to'f f sender! take place, there must be a sender? m9SS3Ee and 3 VSQGLVSFQ A.ved bx 9 on The messase will be receiy .J encodes a message to another pers on - Q the receiver who decodes ity , to seo Audio means to hear Visual is a word which, in Latin, means see? Wd oooken to or to listen, A verbal message is a message in Woe S we another person. we n A nonmverbal message is a message without talkingy liko H DlCtUFGQ 2Ctl or dancingo We can Wtalkw with many parts of OUP b0di9SH Your face, for example can send many different messagesg Your f8C9 can show what type of mood youfre in. If your fFiSUd SHYS to YOQQ Wllm not your friendn, you will pull an ugly face at her. Your iac either shows that youire happy, sad, cross or angryp Did YOU knew you are pulling a face every minute of the day ? W6 all Dull f3Ce5 which means we are tired. when you are listening you serious face, when we yawn? are pulling a You even send messages with your handsb If you show your fist it means, Wwatch outw, If you wave, it could mean, VGo well, Ifm glad you camewg . A world without communication would be one without friendsu MICHELLE DESFOUNTAIN QA MONSTER Once upon a time I was walking in the woods all on my own. Suddenly I saw a lovely rock, I was so tired that I sat ani ite 'I tippled Cwer as the rock stood up, I hurt my arm, I screamed aach E I saw what it was. It was a monstere I yelled. wIt.was green, blue and redl It looked awful and he wanted to gobble me up, G that v S I ran and ran for my life. if SYLVIA WEBB JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASS 2 ' Q5 4 Q E This page is sponsored by the WHARTON family A i I I I ' lilc V l I . N 1 eIl.Q I Q- LQ t E .M , . :i4JwhIv5vl5!fNNfU+f THE mp, ,SIDE Muizenberg is a tranquil placeo U The sea has a green colour when it is a cold, dull day but when the sun is shining and the sky is blue, the sea is a lovely blue colour. On the golden beach sand are brightly painted beach boxesn They gleam in the sun, Further down the beach is the pavilion, it has red and white tiles on the roof. Within the pavilion is a large sparkling pool where girls in bikinis lie and bask in the heat of the sun on their huge fluffy towels under the shade of a palm tree. There is a cosy little cafe opposite the pavilion where you buy cold, delicious ice-creams on a hot day. when you walk along the beach with your icencream you feel the sand slither between your toes and you smell the aroma of the salty sea. When you come to Muizenberg you will agree with thc very friendly people that they are very lucky to stay at Muizenbergg that it is one of the best places in the Cape Provincch SHAUN MONTGOMERY QA . ' N e- -- ------V. 2 21 .12 ' if fi! " il X i H f ix r 'xx . A 7 2 If XX ek MX A f I ' X ' -.- fx X X X Wi ' A 3 I my sue ' X l llff ,px - ,y c - "yte , A K ,. ffff V 1 yi X , ya f gfiv 5 I XM f is 1 v 1 7 I' V xxx ff jay, y ..',,,.,,leg,,filltlal--'ln--,p.-1X g yy: .5 1 3 ' AQLL., ,T fp 6 iq fix., YY V V A ix p ll XR l 1.'ff' YLQQ 11' -X .. 'iy SM lei, l 3 ,sl Ll gif' Qmb iii w "R e e y yyyy pg p y X ii lx QV f w ' li Xl ,- .ff X f . 1 f y 1 ew ' ,7 wm"i ' -d xi 'W' This page is sponsored by the BOWLER family ' , v' ' - H r L5 l P A If H g? ,, 2 I 5 l 1 r ff I n 5 5 I F 2 5 'X f I Q 2 I -S K z 5 1 5 3 ! It 'f 1 1 1 4 9 P Jlwluc- ,.--.. ., R Q 3 X 221 n 2 f , ,Vi , ,.T. ' A .- .., ,'.,, Isa?-Mu' .,.V. 1. 4 ' - .f"' ' . "v -.,4A' 421 fi A I ..,1'- A! ' ' A ' xv- H,,.x. I ' fi '--- ,1 ' H , W 1: I-'.- ' uf A W! , A XM f d, ffl ," Al,, j 1 ' lli r V 1 1 F? Lv Jd'f,,'ffff"-if 1 X . YW 3,5-,g rfsag gisgg A Q 'wwawwwaw-.f.w.wae..,q,p. K me-mv: NETBALL NETBALL Back row: Seated: D. Cooper: P. du Preez: N. Wilkinson: K. Peel. K. Coetzee: Mrs. A. Fickling lCoachl: M. Johnson: Mrs. S. Scholtz lCoachl: G. Stephens. CROSS COUNTRY CROSSCOUNTRY Back row: N. Stephens: A. Hains: M. McLaren: A. Roebert: Fl. du Preez: L. Elvidge: M. Des Fountain. 2nd row: A. Elvidge: E. Gluckman: C. Olivier: N. Wilkinson: M. Johnson: A. Williams: G. Airey: C. Campbell 1st row: B, Veale: L. Cox: Mr. R. Just lPrincipall: D. Carew: Mr. W. Innes lCoachl: K. Johnson: J. Myers. Seated: J. Olivier: C. Milne: J. Lane: S.'Sherman: S. Cluer: B. Killian. al x --, -- -Q W P REPRESENTATIVES . WESTERN PROVINCE REPRESENTATIVES I- , Back row: VV. van Schoor Uudoli IVI. Gluckman Uudoll E- Giuckman Uudofr P' Cluer mymnas 'cs ' Front row: S. Sherman Uudolg Mr. R. Just Wrincipallp J. Lane Uudol. Std 2 CLASS EISTEDDFOD Ugg- -3 .1 u f M Wi? .4 nz. . Jw, L- Back 1'omf.' Zn Q' ro wx Sea Ted: -L T w in .Q 1' . Eiovvie1'gIVis'. FT. Justg Nlrs.. A Fifkling' Miss E R f . . - . , , . ooney. Rutherlbergg N, Halleifg M. Cornmeuufordg V. Des Fountainp.N. McGovern: L. Carewp M. Alexander: Carnpbeilg G. Grdg KE. Mibiwardg C. Laubscherg J. Fovvlerg B. Uysp L. Smith: C. AdI'ia3r1S6f173.W9bbZ Lutzkeg Eli-1errnangG, Mlelsfnerg D. Q:36ck'erg P. Nlouton. V I-iiggog J. Ordg Carys Vvilfiamsg T. Hobbsg A. Rodbertg W. van Schoorp T. Burton: K. Montgomery: S. Narrarnoreg B, O'Riordang T. Adannwsg P. Jansen van Vuuren. QQfQEfp "WA gy, wc? PROVINCE'COLOURSv f Junior School salutes its sports stars oi 1981+ ' ' - ' Edward Giuckrhan 'I - Judo V,vMartin Gluckmanh - Judo 1 Julie Lane' R- Judo 1 Wayne van Schoor - Judo Paul Cluer - Gymnastics Q Congratulations on achieving your Western Province Colours Z NETBALL REPORT I would like to congratulate the U,13 team on an outstanding seasonn The enthusiasm and couoperation of the team was delightful. The U.13 team, consisting of Ma Johnson Ccaptainl, Pg du Preez, Ga Stephens N. Wilkinson, K. Peel, D. Cooper and K. Coetzee played hard? constructive netball which was chiefly due to their keen effort and dedication as a team, In May, three of our players, KC Coetzee, G. Stephens and M, Johnson were entered into the False Bay Region Netball Trials, Competition was fierce and our players did extremely wells Honour was bestowed upon Muizenberg Junior School, as Karen Coetzee was selected for the False Bay Teamn Well done Karen W we are all very prdud of youo The team played eight matches, They won five, drew one and lost twoa ' The U.1O, U.11 and U.12 teams have had a tough season. Their enthusiasm and good sportsmanship carried them through many a defeath They can all be commended for their perseverance. The U.1O team shows great potential and in a few years should prove to be as successful as the U.13 team. Our thanks to Mrs Otty, Mrs Boerssen and Mrs Myers for their help with the Junior Primary Netballa Goodbye girls and good luck for the future E MRS S, SCHOLTZ MRS Ao FICKLING 'Sponsor-ad by they HALLETT family ' Qs:kgp.Cx ,L ,,,,. 1.-We 1- mmm ,mn fgifzmlgtzfifvl-2 , l i.Zf'XT'Qf'f' ww ww-U1 p-ay-r vw- , 1. r"'v nun vn "" E 1 1 Q f 1 K 5 ffm, - v---w--QW-A- T'f'-R-f""' " j J' , H45 Y L i, . H 2 A f ff' , 1 ' I9 5: 44 5' 1 FL juz , f RUGBY U,1O 4- 7 vice" On the whole we have had a very Successful Seiifg nayggggaigicwas squad consisted of just eighteen players and 1?1r bgdlcoached our excellent. Mr Rod Pringle attended many Pfactlces 3 , the duality forwardsn There was always a noticeable improvemeg min OuvROd Q of the forward play after one of his DPaCtlCSSv 2 a A y . , , followsz We played ten matches this season and our results were aS U.lO versus Timour Hall 'JJ .y il' W W 'ii 7? Z? W m won St Josephs 0 Won Sun Valley t Won Milnerton - lost Tamboerskloof W WON Kirstenhof w WOU Paul Greyling N lost Sun Valley e WON Golden Grove H WON Pinelands Central M WGN 38 25 26 22 24 TQ Q 20 32 16 Our team was captained by the following boys during the season: l Colin Milne - our lightning wing Lee Campbell - our sparkling scrummer Andrew Poole M our blockbusting wing Vice Captains were: Gregg Swanepoel M hooker extraordinary Andrew Poole Glifford McGovernVs game improved vastly this year and we were sorry to lose him to an untimely illness. Every boy in the squad deserves a mention for good or improved play. However what is more deserving of mention is the fact that every boy Played for the teamn Having learned this so early ir their s ortin ' - 'H -V L D 8 careers I am sure that their play in the future can only go from strength to strength. Good luck boys Z This Page is sponsored S MR W. INNES by the WEBBER family X fp In V v ffl , . ' , , gf , w 1 u A ,f , ' U. 11 RUGBY lThe under 11 rugby team played two matches during the first part of the season and was incorporated into the under 12 team for the remainder of the season because of a lack of players in this particular age-group . 4 i I Our opponents in our first match was a highly motivated side from Golden Grove. Although we tried hard, we were beaten 24 w 8. The team showed a marked improvement in the second game against a powerful Pinelands North side. The final score was 8 H 8, It is not easy to single out-any stars because each player tried his best and played as a team. We would, however, like to compliment Jodi Myers on the positive way he captained the team. We would also like to thank the squad of under 10 players who were prepared to play for us so that we could field a team, Mr Gonin who drove the school bus and the parents who give us sterling support from the touchlines. ' - MR S.O. CRANNA This page is sponsored by the LUGIE family ."m 'Tall This Page iS Sponsored by the BENTLEY RUGBY L 12 he enthusiasm in this group was keartening Almost thirty b0Y5 entered for rugby and displayed their interest untiluthe end of I season All in all they played ten matches of which they WO1'1fl lost four and drew one I got the impression that these boys , enioyed their rugby and away matches and practices were no U 3 We only entered this group during the third term We had only seventeen U 13 players and in some positions we had no depth They played four matches but lost all Iour unfortunately General For the first-time in my stay at Muizenberg Junior S hool we entered U 13 boys to compete in the Craven-Ueek trial matches I would like to congratulate Shane Myers who went as far as the third round Again, rugby at this school would never have been the success it was, if we did not have the keen interest of parents and staff I would like tc thank all these people and especially Mrs Myers and Mrs Poole for organizing tea, milo? coffee, cooldrinhs and oranges at VSandvleiW I am indeed thankful to all these capable coaches mothers and parents who made my stay and work such a pleasure B. PIENAAR F 1: J .NN N' H.. ..,.... .. .f.-.-..w.,.l...M--v.,.'..m-.. W U-10 RUGBY UNDER 1DGRUGBY Back row: B. Klllianp G. Ordp S. Bowlerp D. Crovvhurstp L. Monteiro. 2nd row: S. Arenholdp C. Campbellp C. McGoverng M. Alexanderg N. Thomasg M. Gluckman 1st row: G. Swanepoelg C. Milnep Mr. W. Innes lCoachl5 L. Campbellg A. Poole. Seated: W. van Schoorp D. Pringle. TABLE TENNIS TABLE TENNIS Back row: R. du Preezg A. Bottoms: A. Whartong A. Evansg G. Airey. Seated: R. Linnowg M. Elvin: Mrs. D. Boerssen lCoachlpG. van der Vi1v6V:J-5f2VlTl9V- ' x l N , , , 1-w..f .. A -m-we-. ram- ....-.,g,f::xfr1fi1fFJ:P1 '.'N., f 1i""5 7' V " A . V CHESS D B B k : M. Nadlerg M. SampS0l'lZ D- Cafewi - Vng' , Figntrgomrv: G. Prinsloop Mrs. T. Stoner lCoachll T- Hawkms- COMPUTER CLUB Back row: S. Peck: S. Montgomeryp S. Bosseg S. D'Altong B. Wellsp J. Crowley. 3rd row: B. Hobbsg S. Knightg T. Lambertp S. Aireyp G. Webberg N. Wilson: D. CrowhurSt- 2nd row: M. Alexanderg H. Vllanng M. Louvvg G. Aireyp N. Phillips. - i D P ingle 7st row: P. Lindnerg T. Knoeseng J. Gleesonp R. Petersg M.. McLareng A. Bottomsp J. Logan, S. Bowler, . Y .S'eated.' Mrs. D. Boersseng Mrs. T. Stonerg Mrs. L. Crowleyg Mr. B. lnflefi MV- N- Carr' b Seated fbackl: Fl. lfllilsong D. Lambertg G. Myersp B. Vealeg D. Klosserg R. Wrlkleg N. Th0mBS- ffronii' Y. Btickerg T. Bovvlerp D. Bdclfqerg D. Cowanp C. Jouberr- JQUNIQIQCSGHOQL ,COMPUTER CLUB NEWS presently fifty interested parents, guardians, and charter enrolled since the Computer Club was launched on 15 May 1934. Q 'recorded for subscriptions to the club are applied towards ,purchase of computer hardware and software. The following are part of school history. club operates in two.modes, Computer club members of e, Commodore and Sinclair user groups who attend Tuesday evening bring their own computers and screens. Expert competent tors are on hand to assist with computer exercises for one a half. Languages received in training are Logo and Basic, , graphics and simple programs quench the thirst for computer Instructors on the Commodore are Roger Airey, Peter and Linda Crowley, Student members are Garth Airey, Shaun , Sean Bosse, Buddy Wells, Gareth Lewis and Jonathan Broadway, on the Apple Ile are Harry Peters and Kevin Phillips, members are Shan Airey, Theresa Hobbs, Athol Gander, Michael and Paul Libauer. Instructors on the Sinclair are Michael , Peter Alexander, Russel Crowhurst and Michael Moncrieff. ffStudent members are Mark Alexander, Judith Bircher, Damon Crowhurst, Bruce Campbell, Shelley Sherman, Jonathan Logan, Stephen DfAlton and Jason Knight. Computer Club members of the Orientation Group attend Friday afternoon F, sessions, They may bring their own computers and screens, if convenientn ,The students receive training in a classroom environment for part of V the time, and on the Schoolis Apple equipment, The half hour preparation gpcourse is designed to administer computer literacy, theory, operation, gQhands-on training experience, graphics, and computer languages such Eggs beginners Logo and Basic, Immediate reinforcement through homework iifjs given to the scholars to extend the exercise at home under superm fiwision over the weekend. Instructors are Linda Crowley and Diane 23DBoerssen, Student members are: James Crowley, David Klosser, ,?5Stephen Peck Neil Phillips, Gary Myers, Ravel Peters, Shane Bowler, ,Z-f ,,:l y. f, ,- 9 , -, - ,- - 1 Ljlracy Bowler, Yvonne Booker, Daniella Bocker, Jason Gleeson, Bernice EQgHobbs, Karen Joubert, Samantha Knight, Derek Lambert, lraceyannen. 'i s5fLambert, Clifford McGovern, Noralyn McGovern, Duncan Pringle, fnillip - A Y -,-A 7- ,- Rftindner, Henry Wann, Neil Thomas, eayle debbeff AU29ll0G Nllklef , ,I ' . . - , 1' wa,- peeyan Wilkie, Judith Narramore, Nicolette Wilson, Ryan hilson, Telly ':ffQQi'iKnoes4en and Justin Snaith., A QQi3w'i' A ' . .. hQQl', A ' " e to have an active organisational board gwggefgomputer Club lS.fOp?unat - n d rpq+s Romer aiPSY is Qggeqnsisting of enthusiastic teachers an pa ,it , s u H P tl gjW',j,fhairman supported by Kevin 591111111959 IIE'-WY Wtersf Denloep-9 fem? h?n5XiJust, Mike Bircher, Michael Moncrieffy Linda CP0WlSYQ -9tfF ifdiekander, Rusty Crowhurst, Diane Boerssen, Tressa Stoner, Noel 'if-3 bd'-'fllfiff' , 1., F ferr and William Innes. QeWWMWw,i' , ., gyigemputer club membership is ODSU to Muleenbefs JQU1U? Sffgniith ?hA tjsilgsitudents keen on computers.. Everyone lllvolvefi 1-S 9"?i'liYh ' " G ftbrogress of the Computer Club and the unique llason M1UT 3 et-quwi ' ' A 0 . 1. . v Nrparents and teachers who encourage the variety OI lsafnlnv 5 ln LINDA CROWLEY This by the LOGAN family ,1 . 6"1,v.5'm- 3 X l 1 I I 1 i n r x 1 s l V H J J J H 1 A I A 7 ii ,z W' 1 ,Lu ,H I , 1 'r x i i fi W 1 y! 4 VI 1 2JJJiifWyLix A 'Vis ,1,QgiEjj:Y..ffS'T-'Q,'f'-IGT, V 'A WNFQI .- 3, 4 mai. limi g A 9 - , vfngsnfdym' 4- 3 +1 iq .rl . 'f W W jumfifrk Jet 'atv 'f 9' 3 -x A,,'bSm 1 . '- 1"',,hf,-EK:-:he-1 ".' s.- A X Vi, ,A -Jfiililxwa. ilu I.: ,l This year we were guided by Mrs Boerssen and Mrs Norman WG Playa four rather strong matches against S,AnC.S., Kirstenho Ctwicef and our big old boys team from Mu17enberg High School Played L Won Iost 2 Drew PO1HfS A big thank you to Pam du Preez and Desiree Cooper For making the teachers tea and biscuits Also thank you to Mrs SWMUQGH for Marcus Elvin Jason Bentley Brett Elston Grant van der Viyver Alan Bottoms Robin Linnow Andrew Wharton Richard du Preez Shan Airey Shelley Herbert Clint Casteller Garth Airey Edward Gluckman the first two games They wepe Also good luck to Vddlc Gluckman re and remember practice makes pepLeC+ v MARCUS ELVIN Sa CAPTAIN fs pfmsored by the MCGOVERN famiiyijvog, yu '.1,f.,,' Andrew Evans A --. wither! , A . w w gfz x yxialy. , H5 ' - JJ-1-Fi-ffH? V f' l ' '.1-l6Lf13ufW"r ' .Qi'E-3:?4i3'i?":J" ' 2 ,"!I Wi " 13.1e+'3v?9Z4f,','f!. Fl-':"?2: b- pm'-a'n?Kg4h '4f,sJlf,fffv W CHESS CLUB Chess has become very popular with the Junior Primary classes at Muizenberg where there seems to be the most interest and enthusiasm within the club.' A xOur senior team, Kwho has become known as the WAN teaml, have really proved themselves in the mini intermschool league this yeari Gary Prinsloo and Tom Hawkins have been reliable members for the past four years and their support has proved to be successfulQ' Tom has been our number one plaver for the past few years, but Gary has shown his determination and Tom has yet to beat him this year. Between them they both won their sections at the inter-school tournaments Mark Sampson, our third member, tied in his section of the tournament Dennis Carew and Donovan Byng played well and with more practice should prove difficult to beat in years to come. During the year's league matches our team played well and for the first time in years managed to win most matches. - The individual championships were held at the end of September. Again Gary and Tom were our entrants who did very welll Out of the fifty pupils, Gary finished fifth and Tom seventh. Our team will be lost without them next year M Gary has proved to be an excellent captain. A Our club his vsome very promising junior players from which we will be drawing our 1985 teamo Mrs Scholtz has given the Sub Ais a good basic grounding on which Mrs lmpey CSub B parentl has coached a very formidable Sub B chess teami Our Std I players coached by Mrs Raphael have some promising players who will be drawn into our league team next yeara Marc Nadler CStd CD has already played in our team on one occasion this year and has had nods of approval from our present Hseniorn team. We unfortunately have very few Std 3 and 4 pupils in our club which means that our A team will be starting young next year, This seems to be a regular occurrance in our chess club n four years ago Tom Hawkins and Gary Prinsloo were in our team as Std I pupils and now as Std 5's have made a strong teamu. MRS Tu STONER Th'is-pagefis sponsored by the FRANKLAND ,family si-ff: 5 wr'-Qi K A'!A Y -A hh 1 f v tg fc V, it .rm ,, f' ' -- ....,,,,..,v-.f.,,..,.-,...--a . W MA - -'N' F , ' ,' ,-Jijf , 1-. sv 1- ix :'j'v.!1+ - if-it ' N 1. w.s1.-.img . H Q . , 843322. ,Egg , 2 W AJ . I f f jf 5 ., ' 1 ' 4 M . I ' Y 'ia P T WL 5' ff P, ' K S- . LIBRARY b n some exciting developments in the encouragement of There have ee 4 I ' ' -f th school. One has been the introduction reading among the pupils o G of the Individual Reading Programme which enables children to read, at their own level, books which are of interest to them, Another development has been the introduction of the Uninterrupted Silent Reading Scheme which involves a twenty minute period, twice a week, during which pupils may read anything of their own choices We are already seeing the benefits of these two developments in library usage and we hope habits among the pupilsu ' A g to see an even greater improvement in reading We are attempting to increase the size of our Kindergarten section. ' ' ' ' l read We hope to receive donations of books which pupils no onger w, but which are still in good conditiona , Our biggest problem in the library is lack of room for expansion, In order to maintain the high standard of our library collection, we are going to have to weed out unsuitable and out of date material to make way for more relevant books. The library is open every big break and four afternoons after school Pupils make use of the library for project work and also for leisure reading. We have regular displays of projects done by pupils in the library and also in the foyer. l should like to thank all teachers and parents who have assisted us in one way or another in the library, There is a Library Committee which helps make decisions regarding the library and also ensures its smooth running, Library Committee: Teachers 0 Mrs Walkerg Mr Justg Mrs Stonerg Mrs Simpsong Miss Poveyg Mrs McDonog Miss Rooney and Mrs Myers iMedia Centr Mothers e Mrs Klosser CSecretary7g Mrs Molteno, Mrs Logang Mrs Jones and Mrs Ricketts L WALKFR CTEACHER LIBRARIANJ This page is sponsored by the PRINGLE family 0 J T 5 ' I' A Y W , f , f W!mWHaQ?fF2Wfvf 1 gf,j1.gi,f,"f'a::Q,fL ' A Q' f - , . ., 'fyi',L mfg' f , 3 i--aaf-:--e-siAf-- L--22, N.. ..,.,, - ' V j ' V ' ki 53, ' 3 ANNUAL CHOIR FESTIVAL 1515 year Muizenberg Junior School hosted the Annual Choir Festival on , ,, .,,, ,V . .,, . . lHgWMfrwVfFS'LlCaulvl 'PI ' . - ' 1 f 'uf ' ' !5f"W2 if 4 Q f. I ' L N ' 2 5557?-7'fv" 3 N - - :ff 3 ' V - , - mfg? rw., . , ,, , V . Y . Wi 1-df,-' ' ' , , a'Qli.,dvdfi.., . , i. 'f1.fayjLij'. ,' , - X 1 X 4 A . . - 4 . -, 5 fff' . . ' , , . , V 1. 1 ' V xl .f Jvfi 11' u Q 5 gyiarge hall for the large choirs we had to accommodaten w ,ff .Wf- 1, CD 5 ?21August at the Muizenberg High School, We certainly needed their Bergvliet Primary and Kirstenhof Primary had two choirs each as did 'Muizenberg Junior School. Pinelands Central and Rosebank Junior sent one. It was a most happy and relaxed Occasion which was the purpose of the evening. We wanted the choirs to enjoy their ' singing and equally to enjoy and learn from listening to other choirsn .WS had a varied programme and heard singing of a high standardn We are most grateful to Mr Lane of Kirstenhof for kindly lending us choir stands and to Mrs Pringle for arranging transport to and from Muizenberg High School. I The entire audience was provided with excellent refreshments by our enthusiastic band of P.T.A, mothersn Earlier this year in June, Kirstenhof Primary hosted a. Choir Festival which was attended by our Music Inspectress, Mrs wium, who gave written reports to benefit each choiro This was a most enjoyable eveningo H MRS K4 RABIE by the WILSON family wt, J ,, ,, X , V ...W . -we--W-1--ifV-vw--v---1-1 rv Y-Y -M.. , . . Y. Iam, 4. qv 'Y ' , - 3' , .fv"'7'f"'NW - Y ' 5 f37?mMZ .'iF"f'l 'i?75E7T57?:1: H-' V wg 'K A ,gi , . iw . , ' 'Wif i 4, ,-.-ist-tE.vnrt,e, ,wf w iii ,fl wg: :mk1H22:4.'Lt!q-.'ff'-,uf f s.5w4af'f'kf- Zflwl pmt' ' 'ifvvfaf-f ' - HY ix 9 . ,. X -5 A ., ,. ,it 24. .A 74' 1, W 'IJ 5.1: u4iwt'., . ymfg ,,'s.fH' Q, , , , A, W-fg,'.:,'v,J2i'V. . ' ' X 11 -'X P'-Y v-Wal hz" 11. 4' x M arr:-1. sv: .. ,- J P-. A Ti jffv .3lf1,jfcjYj". 5-274-lik, " fa' 1' -1 3 " ' f?i2,,' f.1gZ-r3i'f,Q,1- 5551-vf3kgf,.spf' ax1' ' ,, , , -'V Q feisvf up W5MiyeMEAtaQi v' f 1,-f ' " L' A ' .'ii-1ej.ff13r'Wf'5'k"S WT, ' W, 4 . u Quai '. j t , , ,, Q ' 1, FOUNDERSV DAY AND CAPE TOWN FESTIVAL - THE OPENING CEREMONY ' I This year Founders? Day ceremony was particularly special in that ite coincided with the opening of the Cape Town Festivalo h The ceremony took place in front of the fountaing in fact the guests were seated in the roadv Once all the guests had arrived the Guard of HOHOUF was formed. The soldiers were very neat and tidy and everything that could be shone had been shone with extra effort. ' His Worship the Mayor, Alderman Sol Kreiner, arrived and walked up a long blue carpet, greeting the soldiers, Two very thought provoking scriptures were read, after which'the Mayor welcomed everybody reading of Jan van Riebeeckvs prayer was then given This year only three wreaths were laidn The reason for this was that it was also the opening of the Festival and that it would take too lone RJ if everyone were to lay a wreath. A wreath was laid by Alderman Sol Kreiner on behalf of the citizens of Cape Town, The flag was aised and The National Anthem was sung. The Malay choir sang some lively happy songs which contributed very much to the success of the ceremony Troops exercising their right of the Freedom of Entry td the Citff marched past the fountain The presentation of the Festival Armorial B arings to the Festival Heralds was done by the Town Clerk, Dr S Evans A procession of colourful floats and drummies followed. Th were lined with people watching the procession. It was enjoyed by 'everyone, The whole Ceremony was most interesting and wlll lon be remembered l Q , SHETLEY HERBFRT CH AD GIRLJ This page is sponsored by the IMPFY Famil rv A A 5wrEE3?TW 'WT tw? . A . , T r . , R . 1. o V 'X Til l Q x' ' '1 -L v ' 'LQ 0 . Q e streets . ' . ' Pr D s 4 V1 "', -lt: u. ALJ -I J if 1:-'viva' Qx , T if .T 5iiimNHaIIiI..BiH.gm4LJnl.JhiHiaauwam2zawWT f T , f ,-wx . X: 5 K ,V - 3 V If V s xx " -. . ' ' ' u MUSICAL EVENING - 20 SEETEMBEH This year saw our aulience seated at right angles to the stage with the performers in front of the eastern wall m a very cosy arrangement providing a more relaxed and informal atmosphere. what an audience 2 Never before have we been supported in such numbers and with such enthusiasm. It was a most heart-warming reception for our instrumentalists and choristers, which resulted in a highly successful evening of great benefit to all the musicians. The experience of actual public performance is invaluable - for the listeners as well as the players, and we hope that all those who attended in whatever capacity, left at the end of the evening - feeling inspired to try to achieve greater heightst f Once again, we had the support of our P,TQA. in providing refreshments during the interval. Our sincere thanks go to them, awe are alsC deeply indebted to Mrs L. Crowley for a most magnificent display of exquisite orchids lending-an atmosphere of beauty to our hallp, All in all a most enjoyable evening. MRS IUKO RABIE v ..Tnis page is spbnsoredgby the BEAMISH family 333114, .A A f h , f- - H - - . .. ..,, ,., . .......I.. .. . -11---V. ....,V.,.-, vw 1-fr:-mmuvmrv mp-rr -Y I I . e 4 1 , eeee -I ' ' s g s I , at ' '.xEi'l I , I i 1 5 as ' ' ' ', I .' I 'Jim " X - 'nfl ' I I ' I I I Atl' I -Qf'ffM Wagwgqmywmnuwq, Tw ,fhyQh,' ,- wf I ' I ' 9 g I ' g? I lit If I 5, W -' I UKi5Yfe X! 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V J IU-,' Rf '-f,'u:".' WV' HL "-,fmxfnj-i. L ...qi . , H - '3 " . ,,A"1-,ff X' 2' , 3:Asw'.53v. '-'-,?'2 e , 5 b ' ' -:wi I l'?5+', M-,"'i Lgfgggftnlzi A 1 , , f , H. M- '. I . -- -4-K I ' '3,'l'ffA.f,,4r: wg- ,J 'tm-'.:. -.V-'f.L'.,g1 . , L. y,.-- -"- it... ' h ,1,g,.':--L-.,'J, ' ' g j LQ ' ' 1. " ., I-1 In I Q, 3 RAIN It . 5 '.He,. One day I was playing. Suddenly the clouds got yery black. ltd started to rain but not so hard. I looked on the g ound there were puddles. I looked up and saw lightning. I heard thunder ' land splashing. I also heard tip tap, tip CHD all around me- the rain smelled fresh. I could smell the salty sea. it was lovely. Drops fell down my neck. My socks felt damp and I felt chilly. I stuck my tongue out. Rain drops touched my tongue. The rain tastes sweet. TERRIANN DUNN IB STORM LASHES CAPE PENINSULA Yesterday the storm caused havoc lo Mr Webb lost h ts of boats cannot be found. is car and his house. The trains were running locked and impassable. People on yachts had to be towed to shore. In many parts of the country - late. The roads are still b there are power failures and there haie been many accidents. ' NATALIE FAASEN IB CUB REPORTER ' 5 This pa e is a Sponsored by the WANN family p, g yt f - H ' , ' 1 LFP' ' ? , f.+iIawfxeff wa- 1 T J 'A I 12 'gl f X x,, .,g.s,5, ,... ,311 , ,- 1-f',u4f,1.k V . M ' wx, ..3..m.- ffcfl iq I ,I . x , . Q14 'fi1Ei.fi.'?! 1f.:ff','1 5? -we it I I E 1 1 1, 1 WATER i l N it Water is a precious thing "X - 1 ' You shouldnvt waste a drop ly i 'Cause if you had to go without flfyn f . f yu XXX i l ffouvd soon become a flop. ' X - A Water running in a stream 'lb Ah 'Q YU - 'll. ,f - Is beautiful to see. QJEX B O X 8 . 'N lx Please do not pollute it y by Q. Just let it freely be, i ,hx 0 A 1 1 ' NU ' Ice-bergs could be dangerous :Mkt fbi B , , K So if you on a boat 1 YN hxx 'fm K 6 1 ' Just keep watching everywhere iE,X tk B Qfx' 1 There may be one afloat. . X- Q E Q wg 5 DANIELLA BOCKER 2A K' Q -A 5 i S' SU i t 3 m f 5 lim 1 Water kry ons oral hier in Suid-Kaap langs die see, 'n Kraan, rivieryfonteinaselfs ons is daar suinig mee Want daar is plekke in die land waar droogte bobaas is En reen uit die wolkies uit, so baie word gemisi Dis daarom dat ons moet geniet van wat ons hier het Nie mors of ook besoedel niejdit kan dalk lewens redo W f,ls.XNDA ' -ft o'cKER 2A -'fff fgfwe li f ,W as Q -IN ,uf Q A Xf 3X:?..,jq5- . f ,.:xL l,h, pi'!-Q ssmwilfl. 4 -, t f Q74 l' ,fflset u fffnix itfjX'ffTgX" A li ffiffs fill A- we i' - 1 f F7 m if as 1 by the PETERS family ' tg H 1, SEL!" 7 xwiff' ' " 4 1 . wiv f. 1.1 2:8 ," , .R . I t Mfg., 3 , , .9 , .. ,6 , - .A v V X., ,4 Mr. . , Mr' V " , iii,- . 1 .L 'M' W jigs- :V-5, . ,,:,ug, . ' -- ' ii. ,. . P 1 1 H53 ' L ,' . " 1 0... N -4" t V I - ,i 4.11, . ' 'f fiik? ' H " ' .v , Wiz 14151 'EE 'VSSEL .. ' K x Q f . , ' .fn " 1- ' - 1 131:-,. .11 Q -... 5 1 ,SQ .mg 5:5 . . 1, :D ,..,5. , --J I W. l I , .-.fg i Q T Sw "1-ifztw .':"'!?f I 'ras ' ' .:f1"" U'-?if'9g1f :aff gn wi- V - 1 " earn: dw' . :P L' ' My , ', ,+R . . rv' '79 '? X I "ffl ' 5, 465121 , y . ,- ' 4:,,,vf'Qy-555451 1.73. :3,fq,i'I5 4 X. ff. f , 65: fl. , 'Z . l T191 55?-i"f "EW A -, 3 , ,:1:i"W 4. bf s I .. , , - ,, 1 fi 5 4 ,,,,,.k,.,.,,.... .. f xx fl P 1 w 'Q x 1 I 1 x ,X X K Z ,ff X x ,f x . ., ,,,.a,f if x f 1 K 1 ,XX K x X N N , N ., J F , M M 24 I I, 4 o s to practice on Thursdays after chool -We do have some vcry promising nd T hope they will keep their keen interest in the group of boys enjoyed every moment of their cricket We did in every match but we learnt a lot about cricket Mondays and played matches on Thursdays, Thank to Mr Cranna would like to thank each and everyone interested in this sport the support I had during my stay at Muizenberg Junior School B. PIENAAR TEACHER IN CHARGE h ' h s included the following: throwingg catchin hitting a ball fielding balls controlling balls basicfgymnastics pyramidlbuilding skipping balancingpr . 4 strokes , water polo ved to work as a team and have proved capable in putting OH d1SPl8YS-. l H t th boys have enjoyed their classes and all I thlnk tha e d an awareness of their physical Wa INNES L TEACHER IN CHARGE b tn PRINS family y t 'V s' 1 , ,. , q.A, T M- : ' ,i-xefff"3f:-.+4 '-1-' 1' -f-.,,-,tellin-r4Q3f'a'b:'.1W N fe:wrfgi--sg:,fg-'ww .,,. X 1 Maw '. , :'ff z,g,3ff' iz, rff vw , mp- 1' 39 I K ,. XL 4 ,Q of T' afsiq -fs 1- -w.1,w- , Y .g,p.' ',:l4:,,-A g T.AnTUs The T.AQT,TCTeachers Aid Team? really proved to be a helpful venture this year. It was initiated by the successful and School CllUlC q?sychological Clinic? in order to reduce the number of referrals to them who could be adequately dealt with in the school structure with the Remedial and Speech teachers in attendance, ,There were also cases referred who could be helped in the interim while waiting to be seen at the clinic so that a plan of action could immediately in such casesb , be executed Basically our team consists ofa Mr Ro Just CChairman??,Mrs J Moolmar CRemedial Teacherby Mrs G, Rose fSpeech Remedial Teacherl, Mrs T Stoner Mrs S, Norman and the class teacher of the pupil who is having difficulties, The parents'participation Cpreferrably bothl is essential for these Wthink tanksw to be successfulu During a meeting all relevant data concerning the child is poole from school and home. A plan of action to suit the child is then formulated to aid both the pupil and the teachero Muizenberg has been one of the first schools to successfully and it is important for parents to meeting has to be held before hisfher child can Newlands School Clinic. The T.A,T. aims at helping pupils, teachers and . . . .5 . problems which may arise during a pupils schoolingi implement this system know that a T A be assessed by the parents with learning It gives the teachers and parents the opportunity to put their heads together in an a give each individual pupils the help hefshe deserves READING: o The l,RnP. ilndividual Reading Programme? got off to a good start this year and one wonders what we did without itui The children who started with this programme a few years ago are setting a new trend as they go up to each new standard. The I R P is n w slowly being introduced threughout the school with the intention of extending the reading level and interest within each individual child In addition to the lcR,P. the U.S.R, KUninterrupted Silent Readingl ha? been lmplemehted for 25 minutes on Monday and Wednesday mornings This has been extremely successful and the interest and number of books withdrawn from the library has increasedQ with both these programmes we hope that reading proficiency and interest will flourish at Muizenberg Junior Schoolu 5 MRS T.. STONER This P3259 is Sponsored by the DE BEER family .T ,, ,.:b--Wi" 1 V--4---W-.gmail T an f X, . Mw-.- - N., . ,,,, - 1 J CRICKET CRICKET Back row: A. Evans: P. Libauerp S. Ottog C. Wynne. Middle row: C. Olivierp C. Johnsonp T. Hawkins: E. Gluckman. Seated: P. Johnsong S. Nlyersg Mr. B. Pienaar lCoachl5 NI. NlcLareng G. Liebenberg. YIDEC 2 Video 2 filming Toad of Toad H355 K , ,.....,m.-.-mi.-fnwFfrF'TT4'T1ium..i ' x V,.. O, hai ' MILL! LI,L,.'Il . .. 1-.,..,.m,. ,Y ,,,m.ffm...,,, I ' -E 11 llirdreh OF TOAD HALL!! "The river is my world." Tom Hawkins and Eric Ord "'l'0ad's escapelzllu OUR SCHOOL PLAY "Down with Toad!" - Stoats, Weasels, Ferrets. I had such a curious dream." Shelley Herbert and Shelley Barnett 1 :y,'1Q.f,,5. If jqlsfgigm-. gw1'?i-,cw 'Q , I or w'l'OAD HALL" This was an ambitious u d ,'f,7,. .3,,.,- i,,., V. , .A p n ertaking as not only was there an enormous' Cast? and 4 Acts? but also Setting used to the sophisticated language. iWe spent a lot of time t n q cu ting the show into a feasible project and Qlargely th?S Workedw Congratulations to all the actors who came up trumps having to tackle Ango We had the excitement of t Milnels adaption and making it work so welll 1 V.d 2 ' h 1 .no only 4 performances but full houses M but' a so 1 eo fllmlng US ln Preparation for the showr The hall was a buzz of excitement as Peter Oxley and his crew filmed each group busily building sets paintin th t, . N t 9. . S em, making costumes, putting on makenup, prac lslng heir music and rehearsing a scene from the underground DHSSSSG- Then the following Monday, after the show ended on a high note, WC also had Lionel Friedberg from Astra Nova Films filming fT0ad' agalna This film will be part of a 10-part series on the youth in the Arts which will be shown next year on S.A.TCV, 10 A fitting Gnd to a.WOFthWhile project. But it is not only the national :FCC0SUltl0N WS will receive, but also the thrill of experiencing being :filmedu Both film directors complimented us on our high standard and organisation of which we can be justly proudn FQ? me, the 5935 Dart of a production :is the growth we see in the . ithildren themselves - their helpfulness, caring 3which evolves from the beginning through to the 'east most sincerely for their high professional ,they were treated as such and one only expected and we got it 2 and attention to detail ende I thank the standard U they know the best from them Z lNaturally a production can never come up without help from all parents fand specially I want to thank the staff of Muizenberg Junior School for their wonderful support W without which the show would not have been 'the success it was - the magnificent sets of Linda Povey, the construction of them so helpfully and diligently executed by Mr CU Gonin, the difficult costumes got together by Bev Simpson, Mrs Raphael and Di Boersseng our backstage crew adeptly trained by Mr Carr, and our tremendous props gathered together by Tressa Stoner and crew. Thanks too, to the beautiful ballet girls and their teacher for adding s touch of magic to the shown Our musical director Miss Turner deserves praise for her enchanting melodies and her orchestra for making them. Mr Dave Wood, Mr Hardcastle and Paul Gibbon were supportive and tremendous in generously carrying out their tasks so happilyu Make-up artists were stars and the team are to be congratulated on the animal faces that emerged. Q Thanks to Sandra du Preez for typing the script and putting up with replacing lost scripts, A production at school is always a good lesson in team work and ntogethernessn - this is tha part that live enjoyed and loved the most. Thanks Muizenber t production a most exciting and rewarding Ones May I wish you all the best for 1935p8 future productions at the schoolo CINDY JUST sponsored by the PECTON family g Junior School for making my final nd I look forward to seeing -,....- le- lag-s-l E "l""y :N 'mw1lW'x7Ti1"l5'I .. 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PROGRQQ2igf1P5RSEVERAHCR Academic Achievement Mathematics CGroup ID Academic Achievement Mathematics iGroup I7 Academic Achievement Academic Achievement English Afrikaans Mathematics fGroup Il? 2 Content Subjects Consistent Effort Daniella Becker Daniella Rocker Quinton Atkinson Quinton Atkinson Duncan Pringle Gayle Webber Theresa Burton Kim Montgomery Nicolette Hallett Lisa Smith Natalie Commerford STD Ill H FLORENCE MCLAREN MEMORIAL PRIZE , , Pierre Mouton Craig Laubscher Shelley Sherman Tracey Adams Jerome Fowler Mark Alexander Noralyn McGovern Collette Adriaanzen Mayne van Schoor FORAGOOD MORT Academic Achievement Mathematics Academic Achievement Mathematics Academic Achievement Academic Achievement English Afrikaans Content Subjects Progress Excellent presentation : of Work Mathematics STD IU e LOUIS RIFKIN Garth Airey Garth Airey Paul Cluer Paul Cluer Nicola Stephens Angela Hains Beth Peel Selwyn Rautenbach Richard du Preez Samantha Brady Clifford McGovern ifidfet Prinf-e fsula van Heerden o1nai lance Ioxaihan Togan Tcvcvley Topic ho nlev Rawden Shaur Smith MEMORIAL PRIZES FOR GOOD WOR Academic Achievement Academic Achievement English Afrikaans Mathematics Content Subjects Progress Stephen DfAlton Vanessa Smith: Natalie Rust Angila Jansen Karen Smit. 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' J , , A, , X - L , X t 5 , Q ,,,, , .ima tn ,,,, ,,,'!- 7 ,,,. - . 1 EPABBER SQOMMEMQRATJQON PRIZES Fon soon weak I I c Achievement Tom Hawkins Tom Hawkins 2 Tom Hawkins Academic Achievement Mathematics Academic Achievement Afrikaans Content Subjects Academic Achievement Mathematics English pAfrikaans Consistent Effort Neatness JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASS PRIZES Paul Johnson Paul Johnson Hilde Buys Sean Bosse Shane Myers Shane Myers Shane Myers A Paul Libauer Paul Libauer Lisa Cox' Shelley-Ann.Barnett Gillian Stephens Amanda John General Pfosress 2 Brendan Wilson Perseverance Duncan Bighop Dlllgence Louise Stevenson Most Improved Reading x Nelia Hoy SENIOR SPECIAL CLASS PRIZES First Prize : Second Prize Jennette Saunders Wayne Raubenheimer Progress Andrew Hauserp Perseverance S Wayne Brougham-Cook Diligence SPECIAL PRIZES I Afrikaans Eisteddfod z Pierr Mouton H Honourable Mention - Julie Fraser el Honourable Mention Nicola Stephens - Honourable Mention Beth Peel - Honourable Mention Bridget Pringle - Honourable Mention Eric Grd - Honourable Mention Shane Myers M Honourable Mention Angila Jansen s Honourable Mention Tamzin Qlivier - Honourable Mention' Karen Smit - Honourable Mention Giovanna Hoy - Honourable Mention Simon Arenhold u Honourable Mention Daniella Bocker - Quinton Atkinson - Duncan Pringle ' Diploma and cup fo in Poetry Diploma Honours - Std I Sam Cluer h Nicolette WllS0N Std 4 Stephen D'Alton Lisa Narramore . .f ,' ' . G . -P G'11' n Moltenon AFRIKAANS EISTEDDFGD - curspo 233 22 H Sieligy Shermang , 4 , sponsored by the LIHOU family fx VIH Julian Thomas Duncan Pringle . contd! r excellence v ' Q l,.4'4xf, ' ,H Kifnff " ,' ,-, :'r'111xn:ft:1:wxmr':.:r-1 .-. - -F -.----A-,.-We -mmf-mfmr'-uf 1 J N I. .,., I A --'N""' " " ' - '-- f ' - -' 1-In 7 5 f-f- -v -fy -ff-Y f-ggi' :yn-f an--'-A A-fv"""'f' " w .fp ,V-M., , ' ,, --V Wg-,A ,WL -,gy - dl' "'i?L-,fan 1yxgr.I!9j2j'2i pg- ,,g, H.z.,, . 35" I M , X,gbn'fi1w.,gQ if-'ag , .. , v ,, ESR I , J .2 , r , cle 4fi,fa PM JOHN WYLIE BILINGUAL PRIZE: Shane MyerSU I - ' ROSE DAVIDOWITZ PRIZE FOR PROEICIENCY iNi ENGLieA g sean Bossa p BARNETT PRIZE EOR MATHSQ Paul Libauer in A ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRIZE: Lisa Cox ROSE DAVIDOWITZ PRIZE FOR PROEICIENCI IN AFRIKAANS2 Hilde Buys DAVID YELLER TROPHY FOR PROGRESS IN AFRIKAANS2 Alan Bottoms NEEDLEWORK PRIZE2 Louise Elvidge JAMES MOROM WOODWORK PRIZE: Michael Willemse ART PRIZE: Sam Cluer CLASS ART AWARDS: Sub B W Rewel PGCGFS Std I - .Bronwyn Atkinson Std II Kim Montgomery Std III M Selwyn Rautenbach Std IV - Angila Jansen Std V M Shelley Barnett Jun Special M Brendan Wilson Sen Special A Wayne Raubenheimer TOCKAR AWARD EOR ARTISTIC ACRIEVEMENT: Lisa Narramore JUNIOR PROGRESS PRIZE POR PIANO: Julian Thomas CHRISS VISSER MUSIC TROPRY: Nicola Stephens SENIOR PROGRESS PRIZE FOR PIANO: Janine Knipe JOAN ROY BALLET TROPHYz Gillian Molteno THE BUD HENDERSON RECORDER TROPHIS Julianne Kirkwood RECORDER PROGRESS PRIZE: Emma Barlow MUIZENBERG JUNIOR SCHOOL ORCHESTRA PRIZE: Julie Erase rg Jonathan Logm Mark Hardcaetle Clf-I. JUST SPEECH TROPHYQ Guy ward I C,Ha JUST AWARD EOR THE MOST PROMISINC DRAMA STUDENTS Eric Ord MUIZENBERG AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY AWARD FOR THE MOST PROMISING JUNIOR DRAMA STUDENT: Duncan Pringle I DRAMA WORKSHOP PRIZES: ISENIORSJ, A Shelley Herbert? 'rom Hawlnl fJUNIORSJ M Beth Peelg Julie Lane, Shaun Montgomeryg Karl Wal CJUNIOR JUNIORS5 - Andrew Poole Kim Montgomeryg Daniella Duncan Pringleg Pierre Mou This page is Sponsored by the ADRIAANZEN family contd! V rx Q1 ,C Y' Y, , , ' 'fx V ' 3.5If'i , u J rw NNW A Q. TE, TR vii A E ac' 1 ga! : AE fi., 315 . if ..a. N 33 E N'- M E LB-if T 35? f xv 5 YA' gg. , R lf YE . ,g' A E ,jg ' Ei Rx 5. A. 5 N ,V I T .'3 ..T ,31. QQ A E V A A A ij ' ,fn I, .fy -,I 12, F, .R ., , 1 3.11 A., is , N h . ru. - T-T.. Ei 'I 1 ff' .gin . 'fd-1 'T A-.' ,S .N 1 . gr Fig, 5 . I . ii, 'KC 1 .-,A ' .-,, 4' E., Rf 9, ,gh ENN 3 v. T.. ,Rl W5 LiSa Cox HBENNIE LANG OO RBENNIE LANG GOODRELLO BRIAN PIPER PREFECT TROPQY EN'-'C ALEC PIPER PREEECT TROPHY FOR BGYSI UDFELLOWSHIP TROPHY QOIRESJQ Louise Elvidge AA WSHI? TROPHY QBOYSJ: -Paul Johnson AOR GIRLQ: Shelley Herbert Shane Myers JRMTHE WEDNE - A. ., A iw,T,U A SDAY CLUB BURSART AWARD ROR THE MOST DESERVING PURIL: Lisa COX JSPORTSMAN OF THE YEARA SHARE Myers ATHE MYERS TROPFY FOR SEORTQNANSUT ,W T' A l'aa A LIVM Qi? CBOXQQS Gary Prinsloo HELEN MUZZELL TRURHY FUR SRORTSNANSHIP cOIRtSJi Karen coeizee NUIZENBERO JUNIOR SCHOOL NETBAEE TROPHTQ Karen Ooetzee THE R.wi JUST CHESSIROPHY: Gary Prinsloo THE OOLD TENNIS TROPHT EOR EOKQa Shane Myers THE MUSIKANTH TRORHY EOR TABLE TENNIS CBOYSJ:, .Marcus Elvin THE SHIRE TROPHY FOR THE MOST OUTSTANDING RUGBY PLAYERT Shane Myers THE KANNEMEYER TROPHY EOR THE MOST OUTSTANDING JHNIOR IN SPORT: cniin Milne CRICKET PLAYER OF THE YEARE Shane Myers -THE P. BOTHA CROSS COUNTRY TRORET FOR BOISE Jodi Myers THE MUIZENBERG JUNIOR SCNOOL CROSS COUNTRY TROPRY EOR GIRLSQ Mandy Johnson THE MUIZENBERO JUNIOR JUNIOR BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TROPEI: IColin Milne' UAPHNE WYNNE INTER HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY TRORHTA Rhodes A Karen JOOBEQR Paul Johnson QTHE CARL VAN DER WEIJDE TROPHY FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORIE Edward Gluckman THE MUIZENBERG OLD BOYS JUDO TROPHYQ Edward Gluckman THE BUICNER MEDAL FOR THE MOST IMPROVED JUDOKA: JUDO M RII CERTIFICATEST Wayne Julie van Scnoorg Martin G Lane luckman WESTERN PROVINCE CERTIFICATEST Edward GIUCKMHH 'CJUGOP I I I Martin Gluckman iJudoD ' Wayne van Scboor fJudoD I Julie Lane CJudoJ In Paul Cluer CGymnasticsD TiR.J. BISHOP INTER-HOUSE OUIE TROEHTA Diaz - E. van der Rb l A Sponsored by the WVFRINA Family Lisa Cox CCaptain7 Grant van der Vijver Mark Plunkett Eric Ord CReserveJ Shane Bruce Myers Campbell M contd! - umm- 1 I , 1 AL .1 ,,.' , 'Af' - TA, mmllllhrvrfwfvrr . A-we . 1 nv. .....,.7...-mu.-..... . -- Y -I -A 1' - H 1 ' it ,,i.,..f---'---'- ,i 3 , ,- 'FIPTQRWRPW'-':Y'iV7J'+!"'W,'3f, "' :1-Zh' ' WS?f." 'Wi' 1 :iv 1 .' ff 5,1 ix'-5,-WF' silo ' 1, ' Li - A .- A A E -' V' ..., -- , ---5 43 E, Hag -. ,AH nm 4 Y i , uf, fLv.+Wp4fkiEMREREw - A in f-my . ' , I A ' 511 N- .A ' , V fu 'L , . .. ' ..,- 4 qi. . ev ' r I '..1v'i1'i-T W.: I' V4 N , A , ' '4 Q fx! ewes so A at , I A spew w 47: Michael Louw ' I E ,n, , A,s ON Shelley Herbert iRese TEE BRUCE LANE INTER SCHOOLS GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Ouizgd Muizenberg Janie -' Shane Myers CCaPt3iUl - Lisa Cox . - Tom Hawkins l - Michael Louw A Simon Arenhold THE VICTOR LUDORUMQ Tom Hawkins Q A THE VICTRIX LUDORUM: Mandy Johnson ' . ' INTER-HOUSE WINNER: P.J. BISHOP SHIELD3 Rhodes Q Karen Joostenl I - I TI M Paul Johnson HOMOURS BOARD FOR SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AS WELL AS THE 1978 STD V CLASS TROPHY: Shane Myers Reasons for nomination 1. Helpfulness during school times. 9 , Lv Captaining the school team at General Knowledge Competitionsq - 3. Captaining the schoolis Tennis, Cricket and Rugby Teams. A. Representing the school at the Craven Week Rugby Trials and the Van der Bijl Cricket Week. , 5, Regular-and enthusiastic attendance at practices, both cultural ' and sport. 6. Most conscientious and responsible use of prefect powers. A HONOURS BOARD : ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: 'Shane Myers I' H Reasons for nomination A Shane hHS diSDl2yed a most exemplorary attitude towards his schoolwork. He is a very neat and most dilieent pupil and h e 9 as produced some HA outstanding performances. The following are the average perc entages for his subjects: English T695 Afrikaans 7A,O Mathematics 86,0 History 9795 Geography , 97,5 ' Science I 95,5 Aggregate 3595. This page is sponsored by the SAMU ELS family x . , f W' 1 ' ,HpQ5w:wxl A f-Es ,5ff7':' ' ' I . r It , bill! Ve., ,L,i,-...,-,-,L L . L-.l,... ...li ..,.. ,U nIliL--L,iLL.L,,iL,,., , V Llighn-heh' ,L , , . 1 1 ONS 1984 kim 'La.'2iD ' U 1 0 0 Environment walk to local park Zh Outing to park at the beach My AHF.. gi SUB Dfw -5 rg.- ga! '1 uv.. 1 1 1, , di STD ,K I r i B1 1. Circus M Fish Hoek 2. Environmental walk up to Boyes Drive 3. Visit to Sleepy Hollow Farm 4. Research work at the beach. Dalebrook Beach W St James B2 1. Walk up steps to Boyes Drive Cto 2. Workshop on Step by Step Mathematics 3. Outing to Parow Teachers Centre for workshop on Step by Step Mathematics Q. Rocky Beach ' ' Ia 1. Muizenberg area encompassing the school 2. World of Birds 3. Muizenberg Mountain W Spring Walk Q. Post Office '5. Rhodes Cottage ' 6. Natural Museum : STD lb 1. Circus ' 2. Walk along Sunrise Beach 3. Nature ramble and picnic on the mOUt3iD 1 'STDella A lib ' 1. School in the Wilds 2. Museum 3. Cultural Museum 4. Tour of the Peninsula 1. it STD Illa 8 lllb 1. Groot Constantia 2. School in the Wilds Q. S.A. Museum 5 Cultural Museum STD Iva 1. Kirstenbosch 2. S.A. Museum G Cultural Museum - 3. School in the Wilde 4. Informal Geology Tour 5, Cape Town Symphony Orchestra 6. Informal Conchol0EY TOUF , 10 School in the Nildsf STD Ivb 2. S.A. Museum A Cultural Museum 3. Kirstenbosch I 4. Day at the West Coast H visiting fish and cravfish factories and local school STD Va 1. City Hall ' 2. Museum I , ' Q Muizenberg Mountain excursion L. Wheat Museum in Moorreesberg 'IQ Q A Museum A Cultural Museum 4' gum hony Grchestra Demonstration Ze VZnpRiebeeck Day Festival Cattended by 2. head DOY and girl, ' ' the Wilds 5' School ln contd! .by the CROWHURST family correspond with theme of Htooking Downnl Fwswew wg 'Q . v Q 1--.'.u- SCHOOL STD Vb JUNIOR SENIOR SPECIAT CLASS OUR NATlONAL FLAG A letter f om the former Prlme Mlnlster xnow State Presidentl Mr P W Botha, reads Since the popularlsatlon of the Natlonal flag lS r special attentlon thls year, T thought lt lttlng present a senlor glrl and boy wlth a lapel flag to mar! thls event, the date 1984 and an approprla iHSCFlptlOH apDear on the back of each flag known and that a love for lt should be cultlvated chlld th ll t pride 1U b91Hg South Afrlcans It is lmportant that the Natlonal Fla should be m ' 1 The reclplents thls year were Shelley Herbert and Shane Myers This page lS sponsored by the THOMAS famlly Y- rk:v.vww,-gwgwm , ". 53351,-' '4v'a5f2'!s.V5E ,,,"?:fmmz ww 'rt 1 A K, M ww 4 S968 wlm ffl! comrumffm' 0F MACMUN H FAMILY FDQDS i s , Q ,X W ,:.1g,.y-.4 ,.,,, - gum' qv A . 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I V-1 . .nf lvlm am .l IY Olwi er This page sponsored b the JOHNSON -nllllll EEEEEQQQQQQIIH lat' upbn a time "' th - . k I ' - ,the f6PeSta Gne d3?eMg?S a,llttle 81Pl called Mary and'she lived in ,N 329SO3pZ2iT1ti2iJ22ZZ22252312gigjf rgf nl abfiuf last tifrv EiiydggggegngogeiOigtheEheaZZEgAhome ggaguiikiysagoigg Eiiidawitic I 3 . fill YVONNE edema A1 A RAIN -A-- l L I 3 1 Whgn I play in the puddl95v I Splish splash with my gumbootsg The Q 1 Palm drops fall through the air like sparkling diamonds, When the 2 mud ii witfvl like te Put my feet in it and let it go squishyu bl Squas y etween my toes. when I am lying in bed, the rain falls on V 1 the window, pitter-pattermpat, 3 .li - II LEE-ANN LACEY is A w Ag: . 411: i , NOISEST Q5 , , 4 l.. 4, . iw , I N . , Mf There are lots of noises at the beach: The waves sound like a H monster's head rolling head over heels and it looks as though 'M it's coming to get you. Ji A JASON GLEESON IB Th A MIRACLE I it One day I woke with a beautiful world outsider I walked to my . 5 garden and looked to see what I could find and there was the I Q Q l K , most magnificent flower I'd ever seen. It was openi L ' H What a miracle S ' Q ' H H 'H H ALL ABOUT FISH . Q L , I 5 There are many kinds of fish. All are alike in some ways. A shark 2 is a dangerous fish it is a meat eater and it has long teeth,. ' Some fish are poisonous. A shark can beat a snoek because it is 3 bigger but a little harder will not win and some fish are very spiky and there are lots of sharks, theyire at Seal Islandn Some sharks 1 1 have sixty teeth like the great white and there are lots of seale bones from the Sharks. How did the shark get its nname: - The word shark eomes to us from a Latin word meaning sharp teeth, LSome sharks L 1 w I 1 I dOn9t have Scalee, Another thing a whale is not like the fish because it is warm blooded and a fish is cold blooded. I pity J' I I I V. f 'GLEN IMPET Bl I . Q . g A , L V I i sponsored by the Paisom FELLOWSHIP silo ' I MUIZENBERG' ' A-.Q X. j"' ff ,-5:j35j?1"'fi'. -- " 5 . 1, 3-5 M 1 WQy?EiWHEQEyf+ giew M"' vvmwywwwvmxfv- gwwf 3 . . , is N N . Y. 1 W ' M M ' . -'QA ' w' Arpt, :Jw ,MQ M y D113 IS EK " 'W i 5515 fvf 4 Y 21, My naam is Grant van der Vijver en ek is elf' jaar' oud, Ek worm V H My in Delfthof 4 Marina Da Game. M a werk as 'n.direkteur-Viv r n I 9 P . - Specified Steel Pmfilesl in Maitlandn H My ma is gn huisyrous Q 1 My broer se naam is Mark en hy is ses., Hy is baie . gif woeligv ' ' U Ek hou baie van sport soos rugby, tennis, atletiek, swem en krieket maar ek neem net deel aandie eerste drie, Ek hou ook daaryv I my pa se boot te seil., Soms op Sondae seil my familie op die boot, My twee stojkperdjies is om modelle te bou en dan te ver? Ek hou -vanealles maar ek hou nie- van houtwerk nie, ' GRANT VAN DER VIJVER 'SA , uf 2 W i 1? Mi' 'f 1 i W H' L., 5 '1 Ya r P 4' QV ,. Y ,. ,wg ,, VZ Lx V M 1 .yi 111' V Sli y i 1 1 111 y .jf U My '1 11 lr, ,I ly y fmpxrwess A gi? Hoppmess as Swmm U HO N555 15 WMEQN SUWNWEMV 15 Mere, ,V I - ' ' My RIM exdcedi. M Hcxspwwess we iMYWxyx GKXGQUQQ, F625 W C EG? 'wx M E U'Em QV kbdlilg y Kmvxfm Vw XQQQOK HOXDEDVRYNQQS is Spmkypg X Mg WOCXCBIWXQ Ox Cofiy fixes! A Tivfyfy Niwoessem g This page is sponsored by the ELVIDGE family ,',qi:yWlyyQ aAEf5giggg y e, ' y f ' Q H r MHYOF of Johannesburg organized a picnic for the , 1 of Johannesburg during the weekend of May. The :was expected to arrive even though they were w. Vitod. A delivery van arrived just as the gardens ' Playgrounds were to be opened to the puhlicn .- . . ,, . Q , . V 1 N ,gl 7, W . e Cake was donated by the HYouth of South Africa Q . W ganisationm, The WGranniesH which were attacked 5 re actors and were all part of the scheme to donatel ' P he cake to the pensioners of Johannesburg, H ll' - Elf A Q he card that went with the cake reads f 1 - . .U . in To the Grannies and Grandpa s of our town, V Q - 4 4, . LN we love youu , 5 e I1 . v from I l ' The Young People that care. , 4 k QREGORY CHRISTENSEN as Q - 2 ' 35 I, all Q. ,. in y V. 2 ga. in Q21 js A 1 Q i 1 . nw U I2 , Ei, rl' lf' I: If 'L y 1 by the Lewis' family 4 '4 M- W .2 ' 'tiff '-L." 1? , , . W 1 ? gb: -'H Q 1 t- V ,. A .- K Y ' . Q, ,v.1.',,,fi ' ' , . 'f .- ". 'I . f . K ' , -A ' A 5 -' WY "',C.fs":1w A - ,A V . , w mv .J gh?" 9 eqwwuhr. Y A -1 Y up ,Kimi k 'M rv fi- ah Qld M . KWH-N, . A.. f .--1 .'.- . W . "1 1 4" -' -J 1 1 ' '-'f . H ' 1s.'f' ,e-"Jil 'w'.m.'.41' kfWLl5fWfyHMw5QFAWWwMmf ,wwmtr?i"1rW illl N WWEMQMQQWN W5 N, ,Mf,.qg14,,f,g4f: ,ff bf 1 .,, ,hm.mmm-muumnmxluuzuz 4 , 1 ses-'uf-1-f 2 4542 'iw A M p ,, 'EUSJ f'd.l. 1 1 , 1 "' 'K ""7' V"""" -. 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K i I 1 V I x E s Y I , RIDICULOUS ROBBERIES in The Chairman of the Social Welfare said at a conference today that f he was shocked and amazed by the seemingly brutal attacks on the older generation of our society. 3 The first of these attacks occured in the centre of Johannesburg on . t the morning of Friday the thirteenth of aprile Granny Joe had jus come out of the Pick ln Pay grocery store, when a group of rough looking characters surrounded her. They robbed her of only two thingsg baking powder and eggsQ This gang commonly KHOWU HS the WThe Doughw are planning to bake an extra large cake, What they are going to do with it is still unknown. Grannies, this is an appeal to you, for the remaining days of this week please try to limit shoppinga If you need to shop, make sure it is in a well known store, well within shopping hours: 4 Try at all times to be accompanied by an abled partner who, should the need arise, be able to fend for youu V GREGORY CHRISTENSEN QB STD 5 OUTING Q FRIDAY 9 NOVEMBER Std Std Els this year were privileged to be taken to the Moorreesburg Wheat Museum for their end-of-year outing. We arrived in the scorching heat at Moorreesburg at about ten og clock We were given a short talk on the history of wheat in South Africa after which were taken on a tour of the museums We received wonderful hospitality at a hotel we visited Cowned by Mrs Katz, one of our pupills grandparents? where we were given a delicious lunchn It was a great relief to be given a break from the heat, We are most grateful to the Moorreesbure school for letting us use their swimming pool. It was most refreshing We would specially like to thank Mr Cranna and Mr Carr for arranging and taking us on our outingi We would also like to thank Mr Erasmus for taking the time and trouble to drive the bus SHELLFY HERBERT This page is sponsored by the ARENHOLD family fer Talf-V ." X V -.Wif i ' : C o . Q E M J M , 5A A' 'HxfwUM,Q ' - , ' 7" 3: .,1Z.,.I.LZlT,'I-.2.-.. , ' if A ' ., 2r"':""" s',.f3.':::1,L1,'f.mJ.,'7.1. , , gg 4 5 . A Yr., 4. 2122. ,V an I 1' 'L li 2 v K. 2' X 4 J i ........... ..,.,,..-.., '--0.-.-.v..-Q-.......,..-. K, i 'F il if 11 - L -' -' 19,34 V ,,.,.-..........M..., ,I ....-..4...,-..L......v....K.....M ...............m.-.,..-w4-,-----'--1- -...Ab -,,,NK as A. ' A ' Nui-P-Juuwam ,.,,...-.--wff"""'?'Qn- mah' ,mi 'Q V :A--A A- 4 -me---' ff--1-H-' 4 U4 -V A f -V I , f....,W.1f, 4:w,,,,, fin-iwm,-,,,,,.ia4--V A 1W4,,,..:::Lfjg',,,,..,u...... V V I A A' . 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The more ndvancigoggei beginners has increased due to group teaching, Q w 2 . . of descants Oni euinners have formed a Junior Ensemble consisting the year Theyg HUG have had a lot of fun playing together through and a Sogpano Pekingor ensemble consists of descantsp trebles? a tenor, Offering more eygifnelp CPGat1ng a more interesting sound balance and 'D 1 5 'lng Dossibilities in music l C M P B rr EnSembleS as wall . I . s a. arrangements, o. C as individual erf , . -f ' T . Eisteddfods with favourable Fesuptsgormers compc,ed in the Cape lown Junior Ensemble 2 set work - Merit - - own choice M Honours Senior Ensemble N set work U Merit U own choice Q Merit Julianne Kirkwood M U0 11 - own choice H Merit - UQ11 W set work - Diploma 'W UD 12 m set work U Honours e U, 12 H duet setworkm Honours Q Ui 12 N duet own choice Q Honours Nicky Stephens u U, 11 - own choice M Merit Q U. 11 W set work m Diploma - U, 12 - sonata M Merit - U. 12 0 duet own choice w Merit -- UD 12 Q duet set worhe Honours Buddy Wells w U, 12 U set work N Honoursr - w U, 12 M own choice m Honours - U. 12 - duet own choice Q Honours - U, 12 - duet set workw Honours Jonathan Logan e U. 10 H set work -eeiw Merit ' 1 UD 10 Q own choice H Honours Shan Aipey W U0 14 W own choice M Merit The following pupils will be examined by the Tfinity College 0? MUSiC .V ' V Budd Wells H Grade ln November 1 Julianne Kirkwood L Grade V X Nicky Stephens M Grade IV Jonathan Logan W Grade ll Audrey Spijker M Grade II Emma Baplow A H Gfade II Vepgnique DesFountain N Grade I Tu Adams w Grade I Sn Nam,-amoyng '- Crlf'8,dG I Ju Freeman ' GFHCG I M. Nadler J Grade I D Reid Q Grade I 1 , H gis sponsored by the SN AITH family . contd! ,.mmmTmmmi!iMihvrfrTrnnfliihr"'Mrr'rr lr , .,.,.,.. " '- ' A H ' T- ""' f' ' "" " """' Y,i..1.... - ..4JJ5r:':5vyu:n"w1,,,,,,,,,, ,A,-1g:v-a-wq---13-nr,-rg,-,wmzn:Y W l fwhmghwaffmvmfmhhwfwyl fm I 1 K 1' 1 rv fy Q ' X :P vi ix.g',g,,' 19 4 3,14 yi .X ., s w S.,- A 1 c v' , -a la 5 N N.. "' 4 'HW Q - .f ' .f ' M X 1 x 5 5 -jf I 4 1 5 Q ' E-I I , M r, Q ,wif 7 ,W ,: 5, as 1 ,1',g.,u s,3.,,,f'j , 1, ' h- ' fb . V h k ' ..,' ,A Xf,1. V ,L ,,,, 5-- Q, a,,.m- - , K X ,,Lf,. V. ,S.,r,H, gq,3.,,,: ' .s -?5,m. ' v 4 V K or fl? V 1395, Q ' P fn Am-'K f, xg X as h hVh.'p wg5a:.iahnvwgf+wMff h u X1 ! 2 1 W 4...,X.--Km ,Qf4- . "V A if ' 'Tukfiihhghhfhgwz . '. , 4-. "V, , fl Mhhnuggh the O?'Cf'2i'l'E3'llR"8, has been wselii A,l' Qfggfgiagad l i,4.ahghpgQ1al repcfwf jen Conductor, I would li. to add an AexL?fs1Q Ebh6ught rm the matter feel ihat we must NGK underestimate the value df the nrchestra, al if any child nf any age with any amnuht of musical knewledgp inf thp of it? the expfsvrifanw nf making music together. ' The standard m ih performance hinges on the more advanced players wha by he nahure 4 13 their ability, head extra patiehha with the others Y E Qur folk guitar group has QPUWH this year and how COUSISYS of :O 4 membersc Although the guitar gvoup is always the First to uffcr E in our busy schedule, we have had ohghihg meetings and h we made gz Y I prngress this year, ' , . ll UBfGPtURB3GlY the Orff creative group has temporarily dissnlvhd du 'I i 1 J s , if housesq Here are 3 couple of examples. MF w '1 .1 ,w ,x -e .th the very full extrawmural music prhgramme. Gther crcatLve act ,h within the context of clams manic have included the Std i's WPltiU snags about their houses which fitted into a slassronm Drogecb an mas TURNER 52 h 1 W f Ng A Hhmww wi l ' f f .N ' .f A r ,G A 4 'I .L .go Q , I 5 w 1 'ra A .M hh -- mf.-f-. --,-. .- .--M h-....,-. h.-h, -W.m.- If ---M Wil h kr hhhhh p.g-gjg h h 4h gmgg. hh :ig 223, hw-iwiwfiilt 1 W 'Wig 'W"'g"Ei"Tg,--, f"1""'wEk'-gf..,.."m" W hy hh if J iii 1AVV Q fi-g3 -2 Wfii, h651-5hhh0'-igijfjj'hiifgiffigijjjj'f 9311. , "liii fa . U ima? film gh? gf if hMi1iigggig,ggiiTf:"hL'NM "M' 'QI.ffQ...jQ- ,Qi ' if Q5 f-x f + mu Q Q .ga fi Q-if he W-may .hwy 2? 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X L C is a continual fhallenee to those who are res onsible fo ' . . - - N V " V D bead music Syn Up till H035 Qi 9Xper1ence Cmost of them don't even Qbiderg members who are reQbaniib?iSFbSSH eur experience that the are just beginning to get Egedoto e lor key parts of the total sound h 1 t Q ' DlHYlUQ together when they leave the lf-FG SC G0 O mOVe'On to Std 5 and b9Y0hdt -During the last two years, have invited Past PUDils to come back and play with us ' h v as not happened' HOWSVGPQ we look Forward to a dav in w but as yet this when the future pupils in its the Muizenb- . ' A . , H v W CF5 Junior School orchestra will include past ranxs. I This year we have seen a number of people join the group and M 3135 W some Gave' .towards the beglnhihg of the third term only, did we have 3 mQF9 Consolldated EFUUD and are pleased to welcome a number of younger members whom we trust will continue with us for at least the rest of their junior school daysl We are also aware that there are a number of pupils in the school who have an interest in music and are possible candidates for the orchestra. Perhaps this is a fitting place for an advertisementg they are irvited to contact us but should realise the followingz il joining the orchestra is like becoming a member of any other team M attendance at all practices is compulsoryo iii although music is fun, it is also hard work, The orchestra has not performed at many functions this year although some of its members did? under the leadership of Miss Turner, played for DLA? 8 THE OGRE and some will be taking part in the music side of TCAD OF TCAD HALL in Qctober this yearo Some orchestra members are due to perform at the Ensemble Evening where music groups from other schoolsivill zalso playingl We also played three pieces at the music'concert which we enjoyed greatlyi we nope to do more Playing next years HOWGVSP9 this will depend lareelr Before we can perform, a certain minimum on each member of the groupn I Standard of playing must be reached, .The sooner a piece reaches that qtandapd the SQQUQF we can perform ite Until it does, we cannot. 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Here, in their own scripts, are the parts they wrote land performed at the music concertl for the wells known HOT CROSS BUNS tune, At junior school level, this is indeed a remarkable achievement and we hope these two will soon begin to compose their own music - and play it. ' f Shan and Garth have piano lessons with Mrs Rabie. Shan also plays the treble and descant recorders for which she receives instruction from Miss S. Turner. , D.E.FQ READ t A u m m H In-mm I V Q W it ,...--"1 ,I Sr yy. hu- :V ",! 'Y 'Ml' 3 5,1 lg ii , S'- .I ! A-X ff' aug Sf ' -- ii V 'swf T E E .. fl, ff ' 35 W fi f 1 n N 1 x.. ,...-..v.,v-W.,,ur,,,.A.,.fv..,-.. -.ff.,,...f-..f,.-,-.np-fm..., . 1- L! V, . V , . ,V Ulf .Q rV V. Rini :ii if aw ibm fr 2 H ' Q' "' fgu' M5355 n'ELflA52'f,, :rio 1 pina . -Rim' 'Jn . 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A-.f-.W ....,m.-4. ., A , A... r ,,,,K...,Wn6v..- E CAPE Town' E1.sTaDDFoD PIANO, section' 8 years and under 9 years and under 10 years and under SIGHT READING 9 years and under CLASSICAD 9 years and under set work Set Work Set Work ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL SCHDO Noralyn McGoyern 'GarthIAireyrni -' Daniella Booker ' 1Hazei'carrieA Clifford-McGovern Garth Airey' Daniella Bocker Garth Airey Merit3' Pass'r Merit Honours Merit. Pass . Pass Honours LS OF MUSIC W THEORY EXAMINATIONS 1982 tresults only published this year! Maximum Marks 99 ............... Grade I Daniella Booker 07 X j I Tom Hawkins 97 Grade II Garth Airey 99 Shan Airey 9A Jane Innes QA Julianne Kirkwood 90 Catherine Lindner 92 Natalie Rust 91 Q Heath van der Merwe 97 Grade III Donovan Kirkwood 70 Grade IV Alain Musikanth 87 ASSOCIATED BOARD OFTHE ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC PIANO QXAMINATIONS HELD AT MUIZENBERG JONIOR SCHOOL ON TUESDAY 25 SEPTEM ER 10 candidatesa All passed, Possible total W 150 Distinction 130 Merit - 120 Pas 100 Grade I Lisa Narramore s 134 Clifford McGovern ' 127 Noralyn McGovern 11A Grade II Daniella Booker 133 Grade III Shan Airey 121 Natalie Rust 117 Garth Airey I 115 Janine Knipe 114y Emma Barlow 705 Hazel Carrie -.. ....... ..... 10,4 .. . .. TE. "'Y"fX'1NupL-ua:1.-w-n-..w,a.u-- ORCHES3T?E.2i.?31 ORCHESTRA' A D DMD Back ro w: Middle ro w.' Seated: J. Fraser: Mr. D. Read. J. Kirkwoodg A. Spijkerp E. Barlowg J. Logang IVIr. R. Just: S. Rickettsg A. Willcockp J. Knipep M. Hardcastle. R. van Schoorg J. Bainp P. Hardcastlep T. Higgop A. Jansenp H. Read. JUNIOR CHOIR. JUNIOR CHOIR. l U hi n. N poem. C. Hydgp T. cwefeyg E. Fowler, A. Lihoug Y. crowhursrn. Telford Back 'OW' C' Ha'd"'9' T1 C "Mango ' ' . 5 Lguw- wa. sms-mg S. du Plessisg c. smith: G. Moltenog S. Beckg N. Stigling 2nd mmf" N' Hoy: PHT: Narrigm3Jii4ie'- K. Cokradieg Mrs. N. Traufmanng V. Pieterseg N. OhIssen5B.WiIsonp J. Jones ft Cgvflgw' Igjxgz'-IINJJ pDogZni9Tts::M. de wifi- D Kenneyg L. Stevensg E-. Roperg P. Hingstong R. Wilson. rg . . , . , . 1 ' mi-P--l Miss. S. Turnerp T. Adams: V. Des Fountaing S. Narramoreg B. Wellsg N. NlcGoverng M. Des Fountaing S. Brady: MODERN DANCING MODERN DANCING Back row: Dljoglger: J. van der Mervve: K. Montgomery: M. Des Fountain: D. Cowan: J. Lane: N. Stigling. 2nd row.' G. Welgrber: B. Pringle: B. Peel: U. van Heerden: Fl. van Schoor: M. Prinsloo: N. Stephens: L. Elvidge Ist row: K. Conradie: N. McGovern: T. Olivier: Mrs. M. Fobian: K. Peel: L. Edwards: B. O'Riordan. Seated: A, Lihou: Y. Bocker: C. Hyde:S. van Heerden. BALLET i I l l l l BALLET G Back 'OW-' 3- KETEZJ 5. Louvwg 8. McLaren: N. Wilson: G. Bos: G. Molteno 2nd mmf" l'l9VflCi9lil9f C. l-larcling: G. Crovvhurst: N. Poole: J. Williams: J. King:T. Telford. 752' row.' Al, Lambert: A. Cairncross: M. Smith: L. Smith: T. Melville: A. Hains: C. Freemen: S. van Heerden. from mmf: lil. CLrolflfi'lu:1s':1: S. Elarnett: C. Linnovv: Miss. L. Keown: B. Uys: K. Montgomery: C. Mlelck. aeareo .' 3lf'c:l'lel'. , ..-....,.....-pf-V-f--A-U-.,,, ,,..,.-f,w- v----, . ,... .W .. .0-H-""""nn.-Nw .-,,,,,,W mi faw.. ,,., , M. Z 2 2' " f : . "4 Mu, - 1 ,. nu .. hw ,mx X. f As, J , .H x X -af l 1 J. 64 i I 1 H nr ,t EV af 5, V x 9 ' -Q ' fy' E ', ' V 'K f , ,H , K .W pf 5 lg ' N V X. l y V ky 1 4 ' 'M " 'Ex z. " yi ., . . VF. J 1 M gf' , , 'Y' ' ' w 1 X I X ee' -Aqygfy' ,v I , f 1 ,vt m:?,'7L-s.A?19m'mcm u ': Y V I Fil . if if fi' V' gg 'QL , 4: ,gf Q1 Ay, 55 -Z' , if ,f 519 I 111 Qi QA 9 . :qw jew I , . I H, I-1 If , ,V ff V s 'mx rw ' I i f' 1 f 2 . f 1 A-it 5, H I 5 ,7 f , , '-xx J . 2 Mi gm waysagg 1 - . "5'.1-g .- , I f f . YM, , -'55-Q.. 583236, , E5 ' 4 EEE' f . " L ,egg I 5 1 ba 5, 4 5 5? L If f 5 if E M f li ' 5 M1 E if w 7? if af A WN 55 :lf 1 1 .CJ . ggiiwcgygalgfwfw gf Fall"- ,J sf I ,.,. M ,EW , .- ,..q,Yf,I.,. izlimfif' S nfiifk, fgkj I 2, R9 ,f if fx. an .fr .an I I aff' M3 f' J' L iwfiffz ' I www fffif rw! QQ? New wiki, Q, 5 E?" fagfaw ,i , -f- ,Q 'WH QE? ', ' W 5 5 14- 'V i 4' I ,xt 4, if if-. 4 nl ,. I. ' z 5? 6 3 FTW: .M ..,. A 4:2s' lf3p::Js41saQ3fer3f,by izlfzea J'd13HRi!iSi1J3BT? :'Ei:513'v.1lE!' M... nvm1TnTll?1T k M-'.,...-F . if A' 5, 'G-P3 A ill? fy.,-. we -, x M - 2 V ':.jqQA ' L J LJ. acl. J.: MUlZENBERG JUNIOR DRAMA WORKSHOP y The Muizenberg Junior Drama Workshop, an extra-mural drama group WhiCh meets every Friday afternoon in the school hall, has gone from strength to strength during the past 12 months. During the second half of the year it was necessary to increase the number of classes from 3 to 4 owing to the demand for membership and by the end of the year all 4 groups were full to overflowing with prospective young actors and actresses, Add to this the fact that the weekly registers reflect an average of 99 per cent attendance during the year and it becomes clear that the workshop is both popular and successful and that the students thoroughly enjoy their weekly drama classes. It is imperative that mention be made of the two highly successful presentations which the drama group produced in 198a. ln this respect the two productions, both of which were directed by workshop teacher Glynn Day, were superb examples of the quality of the professional theatre work being taught to the students. ln June 'The Waiting Room' an extremely dramatic and difficult play to act and direct, was handled with sensitivity and emotion by the young actors and actresses. The production made an impact hard to describe and comments on the show ranged from VI have yet to see better acting from young people? to the simple 'By the way these young people act you would swear that they have been on stage for at least 10 yearsi. ln July the group tackled something completely different - a swinging musical which they put together in just under 3 weeks. This was YOlaf and the Ogre' and it was another resounding success - performed with zest and polish. Success of another kind was awaiting certain students in 198A - the opportunity to work as professional stage, radio and T,V, performers, There was great excitement when first little Duncan Pringle and James Crowley were selected to appear in a S,A.T.V, 'soapi commercial M with Shaun Montgomery providing the 'voice'. This was followed soon after by one of the senior members, Mark Ellis, landing the leading role in a 6 part adventure series for S.A.T V, entitled . 'Danger Coast' M which is to be filmed early next year, Other workshop drama students who acted professionally by providing voices for radio and T,V, commercials include Tom Hawkins, Daniella Booker, Clint Olivier, Mark Sampson and Jane Innes. 1984 has certainly put the Muizenberg Junior Drama Workshop on the A map - their work on stage and in the radio and T.V, studios has elicited nothing but praise for their discipline and professional approach to theatre m something which is of prime importance not only in acting but in life. Leteus congratulate them all and call for a special round of applause for teachers Glynn Day and Cindy Justn A,J. FRIEDLANDER This page is sponsored by the PETERS-family V 'Q .ml.l.,siic 1 f ,,,,ap+wamanw what an exciting year 1984 h b W . as een l The f' - Spgnt work irst seven months were-- lng on dances f0P a show Without such dedicated girls ave done as well as we did Fach girl I doubt whether we would h th' - 1 - i GVGPY lng into her dance and showed lots of team spirit. - V- W t ' ti 2:3 ffgtfigggighthe paFeUtS WHO, without complaining carried girls The show was ye eargals and Sometlmes at VSPy.Short notice own as a moderrrgaigiclal be me, as it was our very first show on our 1 ' UE SPOUP. Our programme for 1985 h b and I haye no doubt that it will he successful. 0 as' egun ihZ0Ulg like to thank Mr Just who has so kindly allowed us to use SC 00 hall. as well as the parents and girls who contributed to maklhg the year an outstanding one. MRS M. FOBIAN BALLET This year has been a very busy year for the hallerinas of Muizenherg. The first half of the year was devoted to Royal Academy of Dancing exams which took place in August. Twenty-one girls entered and all did exceptionally well. Gillian Molteno and Genevieve Bos both achieved Honours. 1984 was ' d Pre-Primary and all six little the first year that we have entere , girls were very successful. A The second half of the year has been equally busy preparing for the animal dancing scene in the school play WToad of Toad dallr and ' " ' h f' st time we are the Badge Test. TD1S year will alS0 be 3 S lfe entering Badge Tests. LINDA KEOWN Thig pegefisrsbhneereq by the caowauasi family asmammail!!!himmnlmnnilii!t:::::....l-.... ROYAL SCHOOLS OF BALLET EXAMS.pfRR1Q8Aif lsiv GRADE A GRADE 3 GRADE 1 PRIMARY PRE-PRIMARY ShelleymAnne Barnetb'R Kim Montgomery H Angela Hains 'li Candice Freeman Traceyanne Lambert Sonia van Heerden Genevieve Bos Nicolette Wilson Rivka Hautenbach Thalia Abrahamse Gia Crowhurst Anixa Cairncross Gillian Molteno Nina Crowhurst Penelope Hardcastle Cornelia Mielck Cara Harding Nicola Poole RQADD. BALLET EXAMS y- 1984 GRADE 1 Yvonne Bocker GRADE Ill Daniella Booker CECCHETTI PRIMARY BALLET EXAMS G 1984 Sub B Hayley Cox Sub A Tracy Calverey Deborah Kenney Bronwen Atkinson 1 This page is sponsored by the HARDING family A :- M. In .-. -, rn- ' -. ug -1 no T .mcM, MSLMWJ , ywwdhh Pass Plus Pass Plus Pass Commended Commended Pass Plus Honours Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commedded Honours Successful Successful Successful Successful Successful Pass Plus Highly Commended A B plus B plus ' B . 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