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

Page 112 text:

BELL SEDDON MOTORS MAIN ROAD RETREAT 620900 SERVICE AND RUSTPROOFING UNDERSEALING OF CARAVANS WORKSHOP MOTOSPOT 629858 REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF VEHICLES SPECIALISTS REPAIRS AND SPARES MERCEDES MORRIS NHNORS CONTRACTORS TO BUY-AID CALLING ALL YOU EAT ERS OUT THERE! DID YOU KNOW THAT O You can get FREE SALADS of your choice with your steak, chicken, fish or pizza? O A SUPER RUMP with monkey gland sauce, chips, onions and salads cost ONLY R15,95?? O The FABULOUS SPUR BURGER with chips, onions and garnish costs ONLY R5,25?? O Our chatanooga cheese slice ranch apple pie and chocolate mousse are SO POPULAR we make them FRESH every day? Where are all these fabulous value-fgglgsglzg offers QL , Why, at the I l ' , 1 Copper Creek Spur L --ff of coursel dv' See you there soonl ' 51 Main Rd, Fish Hoek Tel 82 2631 82 2815 Eaves FOR HIS 8L HER HAIR 'E 88-5300 9 Cinnabar Building Main Road, Muizenberg Under new Management ,.-,. nf ,I : ,f .Z . ,151-E21-i 1.57.9 safe-s'::::s. 5 Iwmff .sissfflf f 5f1f.5:-'2zf:ii2iff2 ,- H f J 1-':.f..,:-1: 5 1' Rf 'eflfmfi , ,, , , JY I4' Zi! ' 'xii- 71 ,T ,QA-few, . ,sfJft,:fzf'rf?.MR MW' ref 1 f 1 4 . ,,, ,.t,,w,,,,.K,1, , X ,yy 'Q ,,S,g'511fn1 -:i4,e:,'i -, . wW -aw may ' . '23-yg,lFfi,I.g,1fa-,4i.-1 bins. - ,E 1 Q., ,gffle eg.-.11 ,- we Jayfv.',,,'5-.4:.i,g?g1f,,I,151659-5: 3.515215 FOR COMPLETE PROPERTY SERVICES, SALES, LETTING, AUCTIONEERS, INSURANCE AGENTS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE E .III SE ESTATE AGE S CC J.J. FERNANDES ESTATE AGENTS CC 124 MAIN ROAD MUIZENBERG 7950 TEL: IO21I 88-1618 I IO21I 88-1631 AlH: I021I 88-7566

Page 111 text:

A A intl . NETBALL REPORT - 1988 This year we had 4 teams competing in the False Bay Region League. Altogether there were seven schools we played against. Mrs K. Daniels took the beginner netball girls who were always very keen and enthusiastic. With the help of Miss Arenhold and myself the U10 and U11 sides enjoyed their netball, even though they did not fare so well. We would like to congratulate the Open girls on coming first in the league this year. A big thank-you must go to both Mrs C. Roynon and Mrs. L. Telford who coached this team. Our girls benefitted from their help. The U12 girls also played well and improved tremendously throughout the season. Let's hope next year is just as enjoyable and successful. Mrs L. Miles. JUDO REPORT 1988 Muizenberg Junior School has a very enthusiastic Judo Class that trains every Wednesday at 2.30 - 3.30. We have had a very successful year with some very promis- ing Judo Players in the Class. I would like to thank Mr Just and Mrs Du Preez for all their help throughout the year. A.E. Butcher Judo Coach .w...... magma Ma.. W sf f. 1s.....x 1988 SWIMMING Our Inter-House Swimming Gala was held on Saturday 12 March with many parents coming to watch their children swim. Altogether 7 records were broken and these are our trophy winners: Leigh Goldieg Justin Snaithg Bradford Killiang Andrew Kirkham and Fran- cois Hechter. Van der Stel got 182 pointsg Rhodes 129 and Diaz got 108 points. For the first time the Primary Schools League Gala was held at our school. It was a very successful meeting and we would like to congratulate all our swimmers for do- ing so well. Golden Grove came first, Seamount Primary second and Muizenberg came a close third. We ended off our first term with a friendly gala against Krrstenhof Primary. This meeting was enjoyed by all. L. Miles U11 CRICKET The team had a successful and enjoyable season, with some outstanding performances. Paul Ungerer was the top batsman with a total of 83 runs. Sean Laubscher was the top bowler, taking a total of 12 wickets for the season. Not forgetting, that in one match, he took 6 wickets for 1 run including a hat-trick! Paul Louw also featured as a bowler and took 3 wickets for no runs in 1 over! Analysis: Played Won Draw Lost 5 3 - 2 Paul Ungerer fCaptainj CRICKET lU13J Last cricket season our under 13 side played six cricket matches, we won five and lost one. Our two most im- proved players are Iain Harris and Hector Pereira. The two top batsmen are Andrew Dettmer with 128 runs for the season and Dyllan Mitchell with 56 runs for the season. The two top bowlers are Andrew Dettmer with 13 wickets and Michael Laws with 9 wickets. We all hope that this season will be a great one and we hope that Mr Raven will be as good a coach as last year. Andrew Dettmer MINE CRBCESETT Mini cricket has gone from strength to strength this year, due to the enthusiasm of the young boys. We have now entered two teams into the Bakers Mini Cricket League, and anticipate a successful 1989 season. Cheryl Otty

Page 113 text:

-. ..,,,. . ,, L J F' ,,-440. f,si.76.f2fr i T G TTY A j I l N1 lx ll , - .,' ' P I ' G so ,itat tl, My ,fax 1 ! giqmf- 1 - ,ai . alla 1 it ' H' xx! 1, ' '. 1 'XF I 555' 2:01 ' li' U -R ' .. 5 h 1 1. BRING iowa I 1 l 4 oWN WINE 1 K' r R S d from ! -5- A Sndy .141 5- an I in Ill :'lL.z?Zlllg-':? l1l Il ll:: I fun! -flu: ease..-:ragga , T IIS' R 7 -'fe N in , l V 1 gl Open uesday 1 ll 1. to , il X I. 5 un ay -v ,. x - i ' 7 m, ls., 1. 1 I . f lu! lsopu u if' ,111 Q, - 'i' l Lunch T . '51 s W: IP 'P--'eff' zggninnl 1 ll 'g Ao I-! ' 3lIl!:il :Ilni-5 ii ,e::::::i55-i51':iie- :lla ikH'hl7iF5ZhTisafzs5iEE:.-5255:-1:' - M' 1?-55.5544 igiiv Isnt!! 9 '! 77'- ?:,C311I3 1v .SFI ..a .igggnniqhnn I -F-'iF1:e ' rs' 521-25.-. . '-e-22:2 f:-.sais-:vi nl I l IIIIII A11 I I .I . 'i T iv A in S tl 'I . I ' I TENNIS REPORT The tennis team played exceptionally well during the first term this year. We tied with Oakhurst A to come second in our league. The regular team players are Dyllan Mitchell, Andre Brink, Bazil Lawrenson, Lorne McGregor and Iain Harris. We would like to thank Miss Arenhold for coaching us and Mrs Heldzingen for her help on match days. Andre Brink TEN NISETTE This sport continues to be a popular activity and more and more pupils are participating. The sub A's have an opportunity to experience the basic skills, while the sub B's build on these, learn the rules and how to score. Our Std 1 group enjoy playing games and improving their techniques. Mrs Ann Gibbon F ' fi 5 1 ' ATHLETICS REPORT l ii: M Sports Day was held on a sunny Saturday morning the 20 February. The day was enjoyed by both runners and parents. Rhodes House claimed a runaway victory with 285 points, Diaz second with 181 points and Van der Stel a close third with 176 points. Justin Snaith received the following trophies: Victor Ludorumg 1000m Boys Open Trophy and 400m Boys Open Trophy. The Victrix Ludorum Trophy was won by Leigh Goldie. Carmen Freeman received the trophy for the 1000m Girls Open. The 400m Girls Open Trophy was won by Wendy Levey. We then took our best athletes to compete in the Southern Schools Athletics Meeting which was held on the 26 February at the Green Point Stadium. We were very proud of the performance of our athletes and more than 5 reached the finals. We would like to congratulate Joseph Padbury on being chosen to represent the Southern Schools team at Bellville on Saturday 12 March. The Inter-Schools Quadrangular Meeting was held at Kirstenhof Primary School on Monday 28 March. This day was enjoyed by everyone. Mrs L. Miles CROSS COUNTRY 1988 The 1988 Cross Country season will be remembered for the excellent performances of the Freeman twins and in particular Carmen Freeman's efforts in the senior girls' events. She had a ding-dong battle with Karen Siebritz of Jan van Riebeeck Junior. Carmen is to be con- gratulated on being selected to run for Western Province. A disappointing aspect of the season was the low par- ticipation, but the five or six who turned out regularly for the events can be commended for their commitment to the sport. Regular runners were Carmen and Candice Freeman, Jeff Jones, Jason Dempsey, Roger Burton and Stephen Lange. Thanks to Mr Just for transporting and supporting the team. Mr A. Broodryk