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

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' 'ft' gd' G 5 Back Row: Samantha Hack, Juanita Van Der Merwe, Richard Storey, Buddy CRobertj Wells, Mark Sampson, Simon Price, Natalie Granville, Karen Trevaskis Front Row: Teresa Hobbs, Mr Gibbon CPrincipalJ, Alain Musikanth, Mr C ommins, Susan Daniels PREFECTS' SUB-COMMITTEE: CLUBS AND SOCIETIES At the end of 1987, the new Prefects' Council for 1988 decided to divide the council into four sub-committees, namely Executive, Grounds, Sports and Clubs and Societies. A number of aims and functions were envisaged under the Clubs and Society constitution. The committee consists of the chairman! leaders of each club and society at the school, under the chairmanship of two prefects. At the beginning of the year, the school had 12 .clubs and societies. This number was increased to 17, with the formation of the Photographic Society, Debating Society, Interact Club, Jazz Group and the Drummie Squad. The committee also demarcated certain notice boards for the use of sports, administration, as well as for clubs and societies. A timetable, with the meetings of the various activities at the school was also drawn up, so as to prevent clashing of meetings. An orientation booklet was designed in collaboration with the prefect body to aid Std. 6 pupils and new pupils in settling down to a friend- ly atmosphere. Meetings were held on a weekly basis, at which wide- ranging topics were discussed. It is hoped that next year's committee will be just as suc- cessful in the execution of their duties, and the prefects of 1988 wish them the best of luck. Alain Musikanth and Debbi Meyer .. Sponsored by Mr 8: Mr 255 'ff35,A'! 'iI':1 '-'- l g fl- f . F ix.-:zsgigi ,f':,,,ga:2-:1 ,, 1, ' fin , f f ' 9 f -- 4.41- --:. -1 vs- .-is r .rel rr- I ' W I H . - . 4 E 'ff r.., 3: S 1152 aes: 4. gas ? s ' ' '- ' - su is? 'I - fs' ' ' ' '5 ' 'I r s, 1 3 - 1 ' g w e 1' r -Q x M .fi .- 'S-,13s:21'2L:,5242i5 ' mf E' 3' 13.1-xiii-S-'.'.Z:, -ij in 5 -1' f .. ,fu . .. s::-me-25. 11'-it 'sr '-:e.:f'faaes -ts X I X T .:' if-1 - T F s fi fk fiz' 5:3125 g:gsgaI:g-3551,gsszfrsg 'V . fy 2: V, X '- 15115tE'1iE1:f2L:2 ' 'Z-vE 1!i5E ' 4555 '-ICSW' ' te 5 'X A 3 --2-:nr .., --: N sig s X -NYS ks Yrzflfgf ., ...,...,.......1.:..., ., . , . if we' 1 F XX NW 5 ,X-.X t y r, . V . if 'mx 1? '-qcg,r::,-r,-.Af ,Q-at ta-g,s..s-N,,g1vg, .-,Q 1 , -1 :z:-:3:ae-5:5 :2:s.f:s:1-'z-. fs e- ' '-my 't'r YW , ,iq .,fV,z9vv:3gf-15, .Vx ,M In if :-f-1 , 'i fn fiel . 7 . , t tr . f ' '-W- W e . ,fl-fe. i f- A - if -.films ,Q X n -1-2':1:g:,:,1::,',Qf-::,: ,.,g,f,.,' :4-::4:5.,:-:ys:g::s::sggg: .. . -e ge-Q50 -- 4 , f 5 if Sa - , fs, , ,, 5 .as W. , 3- 1 f ., Q.. 'g.g'g:5:-1-zgzg.,:-.g:5:g::z:::.:-I .. . . , fI ', :9',f 5-K .. 4' .- 9 Ms ' s ,, Q 40 Q , ,-355. -Q V X r . ,,f., , 5-g-.,5525515153,551.5-i.-:5'5:5: n' - , aw f . -4 . . . , ' ' s .s,,:1,f,. , ..... . . 515:-5'::s:arf:,::1g,.g35:.::. f:,.5:.-5: -g . -s. :f:g:5.g-g,, fp- , MM . h , N Q . x s R. Brennan Q. . -.. 1- w

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Back Row: Ryan Thomas, Garth Airey, Paul Habberley, Richard Storey, Clifford Lomax, Marc Musikanth, Roualeyn de Haas Front Row: Jonathan Logan, Simon Price, Mrs E. Reid, Alain Musikanth Qdrum majorj, Mr D. Cole, Buddy Wells,' Paul Bevan CADET BAND This year the Cadet Band has continued to grow and prosper. The Cadet Band joined up with the school's newly-formed Drummie squad, to perform at the False Bay Mardi Gras, which was held during the March holidays. M.H.S. received overwhelming applause, and many positive comments from members of the public. Membership of the band, following the Mardi Gras, in- creased from 4 side drummers to 6, and from 4 trumpeters to 7. Peter Herweg also joined the band as deputy drum major. The band continued to practise throughout the year, and performed, together with the Drummies, at the Past Pupils' Day, on 3 September. The band consisted of the following members: Drum Major: Alain Musikanth, Deputy Drum Major: Richard StoreyfPeter Herwegg Side Drummers: Buddy Wells, Paul Bevan, Marc Musikanth, Paul Habberley,Noel McShane, Craig Han- cock, Trumpeters: Simon Price, Greg Liebenberg, Jonathan Logan, Ryan Thomas, Roualeyn de Haas, Garth Airey, Richard Storey, Tenor Drumrners: Leslie White, Scharl du Plessis!Ryan Thornasg Cyrnbalist: Clifford Lomax. Alain Musikanth fDrum Majorj S.J.A. The S.J.A.'s meetings were held on Mondays at big break this year. Mrs Doreen Brand continued with her talks and instruction of last year, but this year's main theme was The Bible. Meetings consisted of discussion and study of the various sections of the Bible: the Five Books of Moses, H0151 Scriptures, CIC- The Apocrypha and Talmud were also discussed. On behalf of the S.J .A., I would like to thank Mr. Cole, for his enthusiasm, as well as Mrs Brand for taking the time and trouble to prepare most informative and factual notes and lessons. Alain Musikanth f'Chairmanj Sponsored by V. Properties

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Back Row: Eric Ord, Michael Louw, Iain Livingstone, Natalie Granville, Sara Itzkin, Lianne Duchenne Front Row: Patricia Imbriolo, Shea Spooner tchairmanj, Mrs E. Reid, Gillian Stephens lchairladyl, Nelson das Fontes MATRIC DANCE REPORT While the matrics finished off their mock exams the Std Nines were eagerly hoping to make this the best Matric Farewell Dance ever. Many Friday afternoons and even Saturday afternoons were spent in the art class and hall painting Fantasia pictures. The result of all the hard work and effort was only too evident on the night of the dance! How the Nines manage each year to keep the theme a secret until dance night is a mystery, but somehow the secret is kept and this year the matrics were the first to admit that the dance organizers had outdone their efforts of last year not that last year was anything but a great success. After gathering in The Enchanted Woods for cocktails the oh, so elegant matrics and their part- ners were led into Fantasia where after the photographic ceremony they were shown to their tables. The band started up the First Waltz and Mrs. Reid's dancing lessons were put to the test some failed but most passed the waltz grade with flying colours. After the traditional speeches it was time to see if the cooking team could cook. All present were in for a really pleasant surprise not only could they .cook BUT they could do it with style! K. Baxter t -. 1 1 4, 'A fi Q J' 4 ,t f -t Y 5 af 5 93 fra. O 2 CD 4 CD E. D UQ E S39 UI FD D L4- O 'C CD D- CI' 'C N S nf CJ' -. UQ F? 'J' N 'J PF '-4 O e 3 C C17 f'P U' fb CD D4 FP' CD D CJ- CD CL F4 O 2 O O D 0 fb 1 D CD F- ' .1 up gl. ' ...i. f Y ,ZX fx-' . - . . A I . , - . 'wa-3-...... r n - V.. ,um ' . 1 ' 1 L ' A