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

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LQ Q J U. A CRICKET lg 4 3 45 The development of match and practice facilities pro- ceeded slowly but surely during the 1987!8 season. Our patience was finally rewarded when we were able to play two matches on the new main turf wicket before the end of the season, W.P. star Garth le Roux cutting the tape in a short ceremony just before the lst XI match against Norman Henshilwood I. The second turf wicket and the turf practice wicket will also be available for regular use during the l988!9 season. Many thanks to all staff, parents and pupils who have played a part in the development of these new facilities. With ongoing support and enthusiasm we can look forward to the future of cricket at the school with confidence and pride. lst XI fab Fourth Term 1987 Coach: Mr D. Gibbon Captain: Graeme Trautman! Rowland Graney Regular team members: N. Ritchie, D. van Vuuren, T. Sutter, R. Munro, P. Herweg, P. Lane, L. van I' Schoor, R Frankland R Radford S Fish 1 , 7 ', ,f I L z ' '7lL'.'.1...1'12Z'f'A ' 'F' A XI remained The record books show that the lst undefeated throughout 1987. The separate resultS of the Fourth term fixtures confirmed that the team should seek promotion to a higher league in 1988. Detailed results were as follows: 17 October vs Table View I tH0meJ M ' b 64 CL. van Schoor 26 r1.o.J Taiiizelifiteg 64 CR. Graney 4!14g D. van Vuuren 2!9g P. Herweg 2f15g R. Frankland 2!22 Match T IED 24 October vs Groote Schuur I CAwayJ D Groote Schuur 114 CR. Graney 4f38g N. Ritchie 3f3g P. Herweg 2! 34 J Muizenberg 115!3 KR. Graney 36 n.o. 5 D. van Vuuren 201 WON by 7 wickets 31 October vs Fish Hoek III fHomeJ Muizenberg 84 CR. Munro 311 Fish Hoek 72 CR. Graney 4!2Og N. Ritchie 3!7g D. van Vuuren 2!13J WON by 12 Runs 7 November vs Constantia I CAwayJ Muizenberg 116 KM. Bruce 44D Constantia 97 CR. Graney 4!19g M. Bruce 4!30J WON by 19 runs 14 November vs Simonstown I fHomeJ Muizenberg 145f6 CT. Sutter 41g L. van Schoor 33 n.o.g P. Herweg 30 n.o.J Simonstown 83 CR. Graney 6!36g N. Ritchie 2!16J WON by 62 runs .. E55 2 155 1-2 .1 915521 , ' 70' fbi ' 6 'r f' ' ' i ii . ' 7 ., -' . 'F , f . .Ig , V ,-,f V 4 A l Z .. M-in 5 1. G ff: f ' f f If'-1 .4-aff, 2 L54 -, A- dv- 1 -4 f f ff, ,X . 'J .. iit. ..,.:f:sr:.:e:1f:2e1.. 1W'cWw4WQ4A 'vw : :,:a.e:,:21: . . ..ea.s:ze:1:1:f:1::t1:- :f A' .:a:s1:qas'1-'- -'-w e-:.: 1- - 3- , Z! ,X '- M55 -.', fffwfj, . ' .:vf- 45-gay-,. ,f .ft -A ig : - .:. .'ss:ffm::51:r- -r-' , --ge.:-1 .wif ' V .5 2' , p m iff? ..,.. gfg. ' ' M t , , ' fir ' v ff ...e ta -' ' V' A , '- f if t - ' . ',.' 1 '. '..'. W? f. f 422 2' w' 2 ' 'V . H - '- ' -f'-11255:::EsSieEe:2:e:1152: .-.1-.:1:v:.-tp-Wei fc ' . I '.I. '. ' . .- vtir - f ..... . 'V f ' m V, I L f. 2 Q.. 'pe a . V- 4. fin mt 22 ..., Zi-iE '2f? '. ..,., Ll' , .,.,.. . .1 it 'tt I f f 9. 5 f it we W-1' f ',- ...,, fi -' ' ' ' f ' ' iff -' v- me 4 .V2:re-1:1-mr:.:1:1:112--12.511:5'2.5w.::-:., ... .,...- : 5,-1.5. ,.V g . - Ig,.ig1..':i3::Qg-.....l.j.- 1. -.'Lr '.- .... ,,,,. ,..,. .,. ..., ,M , .,.,, ,Q '-,V I 3.k'5., gL3:'.1v-V-V. bkrr S5755 iq, g , ..,. .,., .,., , .L,g E.....,..., Back Row: Andre Adriaanzen, Brian Ganser, Sean Fish, Louise Adriaanzen fscorerj, Paul Lane, Andrew Herbert, Leon Van Schoor Middle Row: Michael Louw, Paul Bevan Front Row: Ross Munro, Peter Herweg, Mr D. Gibbon, Rowland Graney fcaptj, Mr B. Commins, Tony Sutter, Robin Frankland 46 ,M

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Gig a ,, V . ..., ...,...,.,s., , if , , mmf-gnu :,1f HIECLS DIE mr-tNNe,' fur iid! ' A AM, BOYS' BASKETBALL: 1988 eh HM M , r J ws-.mu narrow. -QAAM j , For the first time in this sport's short history at me ee-'vw--on I Muizenberg we stepped up into the Senior league and by 'hoe N 'ml . no means found coping with the raised status difficult. Lf! A 3-44 The team remained constant throughout the season: 2 1 David Romaine Ccapt.J Jacques Beukman, Clint Sutton, W 'Q 5 Wm 'W' Andrew Wharton, Mark Mulock, Stephen Otto, An- A . drew Sprigg and Guiliano Coen. The spirit was ex- 8-,ffl J cellent, dedication constant and sportmanship above ymbes question. Generally the basketballers were entertaining In-im to watch, pleasing to work with and made the school . ' new friends on each successive outing. Results were varied and fortunes fluctuated. We beat Rondebosch, :P had a close game against Herzlia C38-345 and Cape : : me M N-we J' Q Town High C19-169. The most important goal was realiz- H F H62 3 Ulm ed, namely enjoyment. Team awards were made to J J. Beukman, G. Sutton, A. Wharton, S. Otto while Ono Mark Mulock received an honourable mention fnot yet 1, N wi' 'mr E 3 in Std 83. Congratulations to David Romaine for mak- ing the Western Province Colts side and for being ,hp W 3 - awarded a merit award. I'm confident in future he will strive for the Western Province Schools Senior squad Q f and full colours at school. A special thanks to Malcolm 5 L, Richards for real quality coaching. I look forward to the 9 B second half of the season and hope that as many players mm: as possible continue to keep the skills sharp with outside ,SL clubs during the winter. 'X' DNJIO R. Peter CJ-ff-Y'S-A-um be. S15 i i Top: Clint Sutton, Mark Mulock, Stephen Otto, Andrew Wharton, Guilianno Coen Seated: David Romaine, Mr R. Peter, Jacques Beukman 1511 if

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1,-,',w- ' s 1' T-f,'. WV-7- fa ' T' ' fb3 1st Term 1988 Coach: Mr D. Gibbon Captain: Rowland Graney Regular team members: T. Sutter, P. Herweg, P. Lane, R. Munro, L. van Schoor, R. Frankland, A. Adriaanzen, P. Bevan, M. Louw, A. Herbert, S. Fish, B. Ganser. It soon became apparent that cricket in the Second League was quite a different ball-game requiring a great deal of consistency, determination and solid graft. For- tunately team spirit was high and the morbs were not allowed to affect our play as we slowly came to terms with salvaging draws rather than expecting to win every week. Middle order W.P. ,batsman Jon Hardy visited our nets on a number of occasions and was able to en- courage both batsmen and bowlers to higher standards of achievement. While finding it difficult to call the shots in these mat- ches we managed to remain unbeaten until midway through the term when we lost dismally to Norman Henshilwood I in the first match on the new wicket. After losing a second game the following week, we recovered our composure to be in with a chance in the last two games against Cape Town I and Thornton I - both games were eventually also drawn. Batting performances for this half-season were dominated by Paul Lane Caverage 213 and Rowland Graney Caverage 193 while the bowling honours were shared by Peter Herweg C15 wicketsg average 11,33 and Rowland Graney Q17 wickets, average 13,23. The detailed results were as follows: 25 January vs Plumstead III CAway3 Muizenberg 8418 Plumstead 70 CP. Lane 2!6g R Graney 2!8g P. Herweg 2!9g R. Frankland 2! 133 WON by 14 runs 6 February vs Sea Point I fAway3 Sea Point 123! 8 CR. Graney 4!263 Muizenberg 52! 9 Match DRAWN 20 February vs Windsor I fAway3 Windsor 196! 5 KL. van Schoor 2!493 Muizenberg 62! 9 QT. Sutter 233 Match DRAWN 27 February vs Fish Hoek II fAway3 Fish Hoek 121 CR. Graney 5!4Og P. Herweg 4!353 Muizenberg 59! 9 Match DRAWN 5 March vs Norman Henshilwood CHome3 Muizenberg 59 Norman Henshilwood 62!4 CR. Graney 3!243 LOST by 6 wickets 12 March vs Wynberg IV CHome3 Muizenberg 11O!6 QP. Lane 42 n.o.g T. Sutter 273 Wynberg l12f3 CP. Herweg 2!223 LOST by 7 wickets 19 March vs Cape Town I iHome3 Muizenberg 119f7 IR. Graney 613 Cape Town 8419 CR. Graney 4!41g P. I-Ierweg 3f183 Match DRAWN 26 March vs Thornton I CAway3 Thornton 102!7 CP. Herweg 4f263 Muizenberg 77f8 QR. Graney 503 Match DRAWN L D The final logs were as follows: P W Fourth Term 1987 13rd league3 5 4 0 1 First Term 1988 Q2nd league3 8 1 2 5 1987!8 Season 13 5 2 6 Sponsored by Juta Educational Booksellers 8: Publishers he - ,f.W :,.r,u.. -.i , .. '7 . , . 'H'- .e -V ff 2,,rp-.fi,,'.ggfp'rf9-':,,-fw.ig-,-I .I ,, ff-i'+f + fasJI.w..r....ii-.1--''tZ'si:..i2w1-fzac,mm... , I s-I X.