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

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Nil' - .fair ' ' P SWIMMING . f INTERHOUSE GALA p There was a very enthusiastic response and great par- ticipationg three entries per House per event were com- mon. I must appeal to swimmers to enter these events in their correct age groups. House Captains were: BRAND: CRAIG: RHODES: J .P. Doyle A. Miller T. Atkinson L. Bosch D. Meyer E. Ord Mrs Mills presented the cup to Brand C102 pointsj with Rhodes 189,51 and Craig f86,5J. G. Lewis and G. Meyer were awarded the best swimmer boy and girl cups respectively. , P INTERSCHOOLS GALA AT NEWLANDS AND OBSERVATORY We were regrouped into the B League this year and competed against 6 other schools. We were placed 5th, 12 points behind Rhodes. Since some of our senior girls were unable to attend this Gala, it was with bated breath that we awaited our inter-schools gala against Rhodes. Although we had a very good turnout with entries in every event including Butterfly, Rhodes scored 238 to our 215 in total. Thanks to the teachers who helped their houses and also to Miss Seydel for coaching our pupils. We must also thank Mr Samuels, who due to an operation could help us only at the beginning of the season. C. Barrett and C. Hancock painted a notice for our Gala at very short notice! Gareth Lewis swam in Bloemfontein during the holidays for W.P. Schools. Well done! N. Carrington Back Row: Marlene Meyer, Giles Kirkham, Ross Munro, Edward Bremner, Clinton Louw, Craig Hancock, Angila Jansen Second Row: Linda Bosch, Liezelle Alberts, Jason Viljoen, Gareth Qually, Michal Zverina, Gareth Lewis, Kim Montgomery, Daniella Kuner Third Row: Crispin Howarth, Gene Meyer, Quinton Atkinson Front Row: Tina Atkinson, Mrs N. Carrington Ccoachl, Aubrey Miller, Mr D. Gibbon CPrincipalJ, Troy Flanigan, Miss K. Seydel fcoachj, Katherine Daniels Sponsored by Mr. 8: Mrs D.L. Qually - .fn .:w,., . L , . . if ' .

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Us VR SURFING 1988 saw the emergence of surfing as a school sport. Some 42 boys participated and two teams competed on a regular basis. 'Surfing has become a highly competitive sport and the structures for competition are many and varied. At school level we have challenges on a weekly basis in order to determine the school teams. Both school teams are entered in the South Peninsula Schools League and at present we are still undefeated. The highlight of the surfing year was definitely our per- formance at the Western Province Interschools com- petition. This annual event is the major event of the surf- ing year and some 30 teams from schools throughout the Western Province entered. Our senior team was placed 8th overall, with Alistair Pepper being placed 6th in the individual competition. The junior team caused an upset when they defeated strong opposition and won the junior division. Richard du Preez was placed 3rd overall and Lance Newton 5th. Lance was further chosen as a reserve for the Western Province side. There are still three major events planned for the re- mainder ofthe year as well as a tour early in 1989. To all who helped make this such a notable year thank you. Keep surfing. M. Havenga KNEEBOARDING REPORT Muizenberg High is one of the two leading schools in this fast growing sport. The Cape Kneelo Club held an interschools kneeboard- ing event in September and the Muizenberg team were beaten only by Wynberg Boys High. The team event consisted of four-man teams with the Muizenberg team consisting of Duane Bosch, Patrick Burnett, Edward Bremner and Jacques Beukman. Duane, Patrick and Jacques have all been regular competitors both locally and nationally during the year. Duane has done very well in scoring high placings in these competitions as well as having been chosen as a reserve for the Western Province junior team. This year's interschools had an entry three times that of last year but it looks as though Muizenberg will remain as one of the leading schools in this sport. K. Baxter 7 tif 1 ,ff- K Q' rrvllf' 'l x A if J . . . . -e f fl ' ' ' .,.,:.e:f5s: h::. I J . - . '4 If X Yi: .- N5 ...s1....w 139211: gm.. .2 ,A Www'-A - ,, , . , ,, W, IAQVI- - I -Y . '- ' -r V M' MQ' f V515 ' 5 A 3 :,.j53:g:3l5555 - vid ,, t5..::, W...,..x.,. X x , .. ..... ' X' . ..,. ..,. Back: Paul Johnson, Dean Bunch, Davin Menhinick, Friedrich Soltau, Edward Bremner, Michael Hodge, Steven Maasch Middle: Ryan Rack, Kevin Trevaskis, Richard du Preez, Patrick Burnett, Jeremy Fowkes Front: Byron Loker, Aubrey Miller, Miss K. Baxter, Alistair Pepper, Mr M. Havenga, John-Paul Doyle, Duane Bosch Sponsored by Mr 8z Mrs H.J. Maasch . 1