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

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1 168 MAIN ROAD MUIZENBERG AIRTICKETS HOTEL BOOKINGS TOURS TRAVEL INSURANCE PASSPORTS 81 VISAS ANY TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FROM A WEEKEND IN HERMANUS TO A MONTH IN HONG KONG A AfH. 664544 O O O CAR RENTAL O O O Ons Iaat die wiele rol. We like to keep you moving. 80 MAIN ROAD MUIZENBERG PETROL 24 HRS - 7 DAYS A WEEK MECHANICAL REPAIRS AND SERVICING CAR WASH AND VACUUM STEAM CLEANING BUY AID AND CREDITICARDS ACCEPTED PHONE: 88-4531 81 88-1925 104 f. vi ' .4 M.-,,u..mm.a

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BALLET Once again this has been a very busy year for the MJ S dancers. We had a large number of boys and girls entered in the 1988 Cecchetti Society Grade and Test Examinations which were held during September. Preparing for these really kept us on our toes! Con- gratulations to the following children who passed their examinations: TESTS PRIMARY Angela Freeman, Lyndsay Macleod, Chantal Fish, Suzanne Kenney, Robyn Lewis, Dorothy Cole, Jeanne- Marie Carrington, Jennifer Ungerer. TESTI Andriel Macnish, Rachel Garisch, Victoria Myerson, Samantha Howard-Carr, Leanne Fourie, Jade-Rose Peters, Kathleen Pearlson, Susan Murphy, Fleur Beamish, Tina Jacobs. TEST II Wanda Wark, Janine Louw, Laura Moser, Debbie Boerssen, Kelly Mulock, Michelle van Staden, Laura Munro, Rae Webber, Richard Sharpe, Michal de Witt. GRADES PRE-GRADE Lisa Doyle, Jacqueline Nicholas, Caroline Brennan, Helena Dednam, Joanne Sharpe, Ruan de Witt. GRADE TWO Bronwen Atkinson After the examinations, we held a very successful Demonstration Evening where we were able to show our work to the parents and their guests. We started off with the younger classes and ended with our most senior class, in which a very brave Bronwen Atkinson graceful- ly danced all on her own - Well done, Bronwen and all the other children who danced so well! Thank you parents for your co-operation in bringing your children to rehearsals and thank you boys and girls for working so hard. Have a lovely Christmas! Carol-Ann Leader fSharpeJ SCHOOL 8: LEISURE 24 MAIN ROAD WYNBERG PHGNE 771075 THE OFFICIAL STOCKISTS OE MLIIZENBERG IUNIOR SCI-IDOL LINIEGRM QALSO BALLET WEAR

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i LIBRARY' welcome to Pat Jansen, our new Librarian. Pat an energetic co-worker. Her sound of catalogue cards, Dewey, accessions and has made her an invaluable asset to the M.J.S. A hearty thanks to all parents for supporting the Library Fund and 50150 Club. We have purchased 283 new books this year to relieve project pressure! We welcome the donation of any good second-hand books to add to our shelves. Ramble through your attics, leopard crawl under the beds and search your book cases for all unwanted literature. We give orphaned books a good home and a new lease on life C89 donated this yearj. The Library is always a hive of activity:- Book Educa- tion Lessons, Exhibitions and Project Research are in daily session. The Chess Teams are a credit to M.J.S. and play host to visiting schools in the peaceful at- mosphere the Library provides. The Library is the 'Hub' of school life! Thanks for your support. The 'Hub' Mistress, S.L. McQueen GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 1988 5 X xx 2 -1 N 'f. x . if f. . 'S H 'irix pn53 I Ex Cv Rfk , ia I S 0 The 1988 team once again surprised .us with their awareness of the world and their interest in local events. This year the specialist section was The French Huguenots. It proved to be a popular -choice andnboth competitiors and spectators acquired add1l10I121l knowledge regarding this topic. Our team who consisted of C. Kipps, N. Th0m21S, M. Romaine, K. Aird and J. Howarth did very well and reached the semi-finals of the Inter-Schools General Knowledge Quiz. May we use this opportunity to thank all who assisted and supported us. Mrs Ann Gibbon .favs-V.3,' -K DRAMA womrsnop 1988 . X W 'vi ' Urli B V This year we've seen the growth of an amazing drama workshop that has been flourishing at Muizenberg Junior School for well over six years. Two of our drama workshop children Ruan de Wittand, and Victoria Myerson were chosen from numerous children to play parts in CAPAB's The Merry Widow at the Nico Malan Opera House. Congratula- tions to both of them. Michal de Witt also auditioned along with other workshop children to act in The Pied Piper Project and reached the finals. Well done! Sally Young has worked with us in the classes all year and has been a wonderful asset. We wish her everything of the best in her forthcoming final Speech and Drama Trinity Col- lege Examinations, London. We were excited to be asked by The Fairest Cape Association to put on a play about our environment. We not only presented it on environment day, but also for a number of shows at the Republic of Hout Bay Festival. It was great fun climbing into the bus along with props, costumes and scenery. Everyone enjoyed the presentation - and so did the actors, especially Courtney Kipps and Phillip Horner who flew in a helicopter with the President of Hout Bay to plant a tree in Hout Bay Village. We look forward to showing you our Drama Workshop kaleidoscope of work that is representative of the type of drama and speech work we have been busy doing all year. Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain has been explored by the Std 4's and 5's and their workshop production promises to be interesting. Cindy Just CHESS 1988 The year began with many enthusiastic Std 2 Chess players as well as our regular Seniors. This indicates a promising future for chess. Christiaan Dednam, Std. 2, made his debut in the A team and had many wins. The Standard 2's played 3 friendlies which they thoroughly enjoyed. We were also proud to host a Mini Chess Tour- nament at our school which was a great success. The A-Team had many victories and all matches were played with much determination and enthusiasm. Marc Nadler PS. The Teams and Chess teachers would like to thank Marc for his hard work and dedication to Chess.