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

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0 0 I X -L EDITURIAL The spirit of co-operation and development prevalent throughout our country at present is making itself felt in Muizenberg. Ninety years ago a single educational establishment was founded in Muizenberg. This establish- ment expanded steadily until 1945 when two schools grew out of the one: Muizenberg Junior School and Muizenberg High School. As separate educational institutions the two schools have since grown in numbers and reputation, but both have continued to be devoted to the well-being and development of the children of Muizenberg and its surrounding area. It is thus not surprising that the Junior School and the High School have once again grown close together in a spirit of trust and co-operation. This combined magazine is the most striking example to date of this grow- ing bond. The words that truly inspired this combined magazine appeared in the Principal's address in the 1987 M.J.S. magazine: May the High School go from strength to strength and may the bond between us grow ever stronger. Indeed, I believe it has. However, this magazine serves not only to strengthen the bond between the two schools, but also to strengthen the bond between the school and the home, for ultimately we share the single aim of guiding our children through their growing years as they develop intellectually and spiritually into worthy citizens of Muizenberg. J .P. Rault E --g l S EDITORIAL smrr Mrs J. Rault, Mrs C. Roynon, Miss G. Weber 5 . V

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. 'x,.g..1'i.Li li' 'A ' 1 ,. ,,, . 435:43 Back Row: Mrs R. Erasmus, Mrs P. Gleimius, Mr A. Heyns, Mr M. Havenga, Mr R. Peter, Mrs K. Lane, Mrs D. Saunders Middle Row: Miss K. Seydel Miss J Swart Mrs A L b h , . , . au sc er, Mrs E. Reid, Mrs V. Heyns, Miss K. Baxter Seated: M B ' r . Commrns, Mrs S. Rushton, Mr S. van Wyk CDeputy Principalj, Mr D. Gibbon CPrincipaD Mrs A van V , . uuren, Mr D. Cole, Mrs J. Rault Absent: Miss G. Weber, Mrs N. Carrington S Sponsored by Mr 8: Mrs J. Knight 6