Muizenberg High School - Yearbook (Cape Town, South Africa)

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SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1 .,.zx:.. ,.,, V W S Chairman Mr G. Musikanth vice-chairman Mr S. Rack Secretary Mrs N.I. Mills Committee Members Mr G.E. Giliomee lex-officio? Mr H.H. Goode Mr H.W. Felton Mrs M.J. Montgomery Mr D. Potgieter Mr D.B. Gibbon P.T.A. COMMITTEE Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Treasurer Committee Members Cex-officiol R Mrs C. Musikanth Mr R. Clement Mrs R. Jenions Mr B. Jenions Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr' Mr' Mr Mr' MZ' . Ball . Adams . Minnie . Herweg .L. Qually Wells Frankland Adriaanzen Adriaanzen B. Gibbon Mrs J.P. Rault Mr S. van Wyk M' 4 f' ,M CRES PLANUKG Cekemoxa Lancer' mm' fh c ranmwrafa, Ke? :1.we,'3?12rQfM:n5efef mire: UnQP'JGWGUmnLDm1Gkhm. 8 so C . ' .. Q 4' fi:-Wifi.

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y--:YA .' fi ,:w'4'LZ: -i f , 1-,'yT1QI. .q, ,L., . 1, Q5 ' ,2u'f.,1' , ,' . rvwwmwmwwiwww 'f ima-A 'VOLUhAE46 IVIUIZENBERG HIGH SCHOOL STAFF PRINCIPAL Mr DQBQ B.Ed. DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Mr S. van Wyk, B.A.CHonsJ, B.Ed. HEADS OF DEPARTMENT Mr D.I. Cole, B.SC., B.Ed. Mr B.M. Commins, M.A., B.Ed. Mrs J.P. Rault, B.A., B.Ed.CActingJ Mrs S.A. Rushton, B.A., H.D.E. Mrs A.W. van Vuuren, B.A., S.T.D. SENIOR TEACHERS Mrs N. Carrington, O.D.L.O. Mrs A. Erasmus, L.S.T.D. Mrs V.C. Heyns, N.T.C.D.lll TEACHERS Miss J.P.K. Baxter, H.D.E. CHome Economicsj Mrs P.A. Gleimius, B.Mus., H.D.E. Mr M. Havenga, B Mr A.M. Heyns, .A., H.D.E. H .P.T.C. Mrs K. Lane, B.A.fArtJ, H.D.E. Mr R.N. Peter, B.A., B.Ed. Mrs E. Reid, T.L.D. Miss K. Seydel, B.A.CHonsJ, H.D.E. Miss J. Swart, B.Mus., H.D.E. Miss G.R. Weber, B.A., H.D.E. SCHOOL BOARD STAFF Mrs A. Laubscher, School Secretary Mrs D. Saunders, School Secretary Mrs V. Benjamin, Laboratory Assistant Mr F.R. Wise, Estate Manager Mr G. Johnson, General Assistant Mrs S. Stringer, General Assistant Mr H. McQuire, General Assistant Mr S. Matroos, General Assistant 7

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