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

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r A - ' f x wrmfwfwfnfm-we SENIOR SCRIPTUIIE UNION Everybody who goes to Scripture Union thoroughly en- joys themselves. We start off by playing some games such as duster hockey, dodge ball etc. Then we have an exciting story and sing choruses. After a closing prayer we leave. Some exciting things we did this term were: a beach pic- nic at St. James one evening and a travelling supper where we travelled to different houses for a four course meal. We attended the 'Action Palaver' recently held at Wynberg Boys' Junior School where we had lots of fun playing rounders, soccer and relay races. Afterwards we had a 'Sausage Sizzle' and ice-cream crunch. Then we had an exciting story by a mystery man dressed in ar- mour. A wonderful fancy dress, jelly and ice-cream party was held just before the June holiday. The costumes were excellent and were judged by a funny man called Mr Foggerty who thought that Mr Just had also come in fancy dress when he met him. This term we held a 'Sleep-in'. We all had a swim and supper and after a video we finally got to sleep in the hall. Breakfast was enjoyed early the next morning. As you can see, Scripture Union is very popular and has a membership of about 40. Some of our Std 4 pupils attended a special Growth and Leadership camp at the Rocklands campsite in Simonstown. Courtney Kipps JUNIOR SCRIPTURE UNION This group of i 25 meets every Tuesday at second break and concentrates on christian living. This is taught by means of songs, object talks, dramatization and films. We as teachers have been blessed by the simple faith of our children and together we are thankful for the freedom we have to meet in this way. Our prayer is that many may come to know the Lord and be filled with His joy and peace. A. Gibbon and K. Daniels CALLIGRAPHY 1988 Towards the second half of the year, a number of pupils expressed an interest in CALLIGRAPHY. We started lessons. There is only one way to achieve beautiful writing - hours and hours of practice of, sometimes boring, excercises - and to continue these for a long time. Those pupils still in the group have displayed pa- tience and perseverance - and have begun to learn the basics of working with fountain pens. There's a long road ahead, but they're on it and making progress. David E.F. Read THERE ARE AT LEAST REASONS TO BUY TIMESHARE Q .0 Q INVESTMENT as 9. 9:-.mc sensors -nr-seswmna week li Rf' 4. N NO OTHER INVESTMENT GROW5 QUWE H5 FHS' Z. OVERSEAS TRHVEL LU, ,Q 437 BERT THF, ctlmuuq RLCONFIODRTIUN C-OSTS 'Jusr some Yoon wsev. WITH ME-EWS 'N OUP-R M- 4' A' ISOO umius am: aesoms uJoRi.mc.nDE 3. VARXETY You uw aemu RBOUT eoolum, HND we Youft week - ' ' - ...-. OR CHOOSE 9:nsFFEREN'Y RESORT AND A- 'DWPEREN1' LQEEK . ll-. GUHRQNTEED HOL-IDHY FOREVER' FREE Y0UdND'f0waHE21as XKUX Wa no Mm-:ER Mow CROIADEU 'me wonw BECOMES A I- 7:0 Manu. How awnwsava Houpfavs escorts -e' -r on 0 . ' W. - - K N THER5 8 FROM . PHONE 7551+ 7 M95 'ro choose Yoon BASE RESORT fi's' f ' ,agent - Y . wfawmlsxw 99

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COMPUTER CLUB 1988 The Computer Club has about 70 very enthusiastic members who receive a half hour lesson each week. The time-table is organised by Mrs Ruth Bocker and she and four other parents, Mesdames Cowan, Kipps, Sher- riff and White take small classes during the lunch break or after school, teaching them to do graphics using Logo. In addition, one father, Mr Boehm, is teaching a select group on Monday evenings to write programs in Basic. We have also received invaluable advice and help especially in buying equipment from Mr Benbow- Hebbert. We managed to sell the Apple Computer for a reasonable price and, besides a BBC, we now have three MS Dos computers. We are working very hard to raise the money for at least three, and preferably four, more MS Dos computers because we will then be able to put Computer Studies on to the weekly time-table for all children in the school. In preparation for this, most of the staff started learn- ing Logo last term under the guidance of Mr Rickards. Peter Rickards il PT T X-...U L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L FROFER rv DRGANISA rl0N A NAME YOU CAN DEPEND ON FOR BUYING, SELLING AND LETTING ANYWHERE IN THE FALSE BAY AREA FOR PROMPT EFFI CIEN T A D VICE PHONE.' 82-67 74 MARINA DA GAMA, MUIZENBERG, LAKESIDE PHONE MARGOT NADLER as-aoae CAROL MACFARLANE aa-4687 ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB The involvement of the Environmental Club has encom- passed many varied activities this year. We attended a seminar held at the Old Mutual in Pinelands. We then had a beach clean-up, involving the whole school. This was part of the project we entered for the Willards Environmental Competition. This project was awarded a Certificate of Excellence at the Award Ceremony held in the Banquet Hall of the Civic Centre. We also took part in the Spring Festival displaying our colourful banner. On Arbor Day the school undertook to plant a large number of trees to enhance our school fields. We also completed the mural at False Bay Station. Cheryl Otty LIO.UI-FRUIT CERES mow. PURE FRUIT Juices DISTRIBUTORS CAPE SCHOOL FOODS TEL: 51-4250 51-4386