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

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, J: . ,, .Li JM..-,4i,v . .. -c. -2...J.......:..zi...3f'f I ...- .-.H - . ., .-.,.. .,,......,-J! Back Row: C. Laubscher, J. Fowler, C. Hancock, G. Kirkham, J. Goldie, B. Watt, M. Frankland 2nd Row: H. Till, R. du Preez, P. Mouton, G. Lewis, M. Aird, R. de Haas, P. Burnett, B. Loker, G. Meyer 3rd Row: W. Panourgias, K. Trevaskis, C. Robinson, S. Narramore, S. Lawrenson, C. Howarth, Q. Atkinson Front: B. Campbell, C. Picton, Mr A. Heyns, M. Zverina, Mr D. Gibbon fPrincipalJ, K. Montgomery, R. Rack B. Co-Ed. Once again M.H.S. was firmly beaten into second place by Simon's Town. Our athletes fared fairly well, considering the over- confidence they portrayed in not finding it necessary to train for this meeting. We managed to win 18 of the in- dividual events fexactly half of Simon's Townj out of 77 events. Four of our athletes set records on the day, namely: Sean Fish BU19 200m 23,1 Cold record 24,15 Colin Venter BU17 Shot Put 13,84m fold record 11,9OmJ Chad Johnson BU17 Javelin 50,74m Cold record 45 ,80mJ Craig Campbell BU14 400m 60,9 fold record 62,33 Congratulations to these athletes on their fine perfor- mances as well as to all athletes who won their events or were placed second or third. The following athletes obtained two or more first places: Craig Campbell BU14 100,200 and 400m. Sean Fish BU17 100 and 200m Colin Venter BU17 Shot Put and Discus Marlene Meyer GU19 100 and 200m The final results of the day were: . Junior Girls: Simon's Town 1025 Muizenberg 58g Rhodes 28. I Junior Boys: Simon's Town 195g Muizenberg 148, Rhodes 100. . Senior Girls: Simon's Town 170, Muizenberg 142g Rhodes 127. Senior Boys: Simon's Town 179, Muizenberg 153, Rhodes 153. Overall Shield: Simon's Town 6463 Muizenberg 5013 Rhodes 408. Two of our athletes, Craig Campbell Uunior Boysj and Colin Venter CSenior Boysl won the trophies for the best performance by an individual 'athlete in his respective age-group. C. Peninsula Championships Eleven of our athletes were entered in twenty-four events at this meeting. Eight went through to the finals for their events, but only Colin Venter and Sean Fish ran out winners. Unfortunately Sean was injured and had to withdraw from further participation. Both of them were selected for the Peninsula team in the W.P. Championships. Congratulations! D. W.P. Championships Sean Fish went through to the finals in the 100m, but had to withdraw due to a recurring injury. Colin Venter was placed third in the U17 Shot Put. No one was chosen to represent W.P. at the S.A. Cham- pionships, but we hope that this will change in the next season. A. Heyns fC0achj Sponsored by Juta Educational Booksellers 8: Publishers . E'-,A 135 A3 V. :,,i.- s.,f,.. at . .1-an V . 1- 3af.-'aff-'.ft?f!F'i2y' 5 wuz' - - V 'fairy .g. Y .-,fig Z.: 1. .J ,:,,.' '- ' ' i. . 3. 1 1 1 1.'- A- A '4 ' 'an' iMl l'ilv'4'z-'iE?5 ..wl'Dv ' ' ' 33

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. . ' - .. at ' If ','f' . ' Mfg 1' BADMINTON REPORT Boys We entered two teams in the leagues: our firsts in the D league and the seconds in the F league. The seconds won only four out of ten matches, but some of the others were fairly close. The first team won four out of the five matches in the first half of the season and was then promoted to the C league. The competition was quite tough for our lads and they only managed to win two out of five games, but two of the others could have gone either way. Unfortunately we could never have full team practices, because of clashes with practice times of other sports in which the boys participated. We hope that the situation will change next year. My thanks to the players for their enthusiasm at coaching sessions and for turning up regularly for these sessions. A. Heyns fCoachj i l Ferlise Loubser Ccaptainj, Shan Airey, Mr A. Heyns lcoachl, Samantha Hack, Glynnis Medcalf Ross Munro fcaptainl, Garth Airey, Mr A. Heyns fcoachj, Roualeyn de Haas, Grant van der Vijver Girls We started the season with one team in the D league and quite a few beginners who responded to coaching with enthusiasm. It was, however, difficult coaching all the players at different times. I was fortunate in enlisting the services of Mrs M. Medcalf who helped with the coaching of our girls as well as supplying transport for away matches. During the second part of the season M.H.S. entered a second team in the E league. The seconds soon found out that competitive badminton was much harder than they had thought it to be. They played four matches andf, unfortunately, could not win any. We hope this will improve next year. Our firsts lost only three out of ten matches. This is fair- ly good and will push them into the C league next year. My thanks to Mrs Medcalf for the part that she played and to all the girls for their enthusiasm and for turning up regularly for coaching. Sponsored by Mr 8: Mrs N.J.C. Adriaanzen 5 fljuj w .... ff- , v ' 5az'fliis'f3ks7gn.s:k1':r:'f. f Y