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

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Principal: Std VR: Std VB: Std 4Re: Std 4R0: Std 3A: Std 3R: Std 2H: Std ZM: Std IG: Std 10: Sub Bus: Sub BH: Sub AG.- Sub AD: STAFF 1988 Mr R.W. Just, B.A., H.P.T.D. Mr A. Raven, B.Ed., B.A., P.T.D., Dip.Sec.Ed. Head of Department. Mr A.H. Broodryk B.A., fStelD H.D.E. fP.E.J Sec fU.C.T.J Mr D.E.F. Read, B. Prim. Ed. Mrs C.H.L. Roynon H.D.E. Senior Primary Physical Education. ' Miss A. Arenhold, B.Prim.Ed Mr P.A. Riel-cards, MA CCantabJ P.T.C. CUCTJ Mrs D. Hunt, B.Prim.Ed. Head of Department. Mrs L. Miles, H.D.E. Miss J. Gardner, N.D.E. Junior Primary Mrs C.A. Otty, J .E.D. Junior Specialist Mrs D. Boerssen, N.T.T.D. Junior Specialist. Senior Teacher. Miss C.S. Hawksworth, Junior Primary. H.D.E. Pre-prim. Senior Teacher. Mrs A. Gibbon, H.P.T.D. Remedial Diploma. Head of Department. Mrs K. Daniels H.D.E. Junior Primary CDenneoordJg H.D.E. School Music CStellenbosch Music Con- servej. Senior Practical Class.' Mrs S. McQueen, D.E., D.S.E. fMentally handicapped and Remedialj Junior Practical Class: Mrs S. Heldzingen, P.T.C., Dip. Spec. Ed. CSpecial Classy Pre-Primary: Mrs K. Prins, Dip. Nursery Ed. Music: Mrs I.K. Rabie, U.P.L.M., U.T.L.M. Senior Teacher. Music: Mrs J. Marrison B.Mus. fEd.J H.D.E. fSec.J Music: Mr. W. Lewis, T.L.D. fPianoJ, T.L.D. fSingingJ. Library: Mrs P. Jansen. Remedial: Miss M. Casey ODSE fReJ D.C. Xhosa: Miss E. Patsalos H.D.E. CXhosaJ. Secretary: Mrs S. du Preez, Dip. N.B.I. Accountant.' Mrs J. Hickey Caretaker: Mr N. Volsteedt. Cleaners: Mrs. S. Claasen, Mr. H. Ludick, Mr. W. Sawyer, Mr. J. Williams. r.- : MUIZENBERG HEALTH cf: FITNESS ST UDIO QQ? es, ,fs- fTH Q F9 SWDEO if WEIGHT TRAINING 'A' CIRCUIT TRAINING i' AEROBICS 'lf KEEP FIT if KARATE i' SAUNAS 'BEACH ROAD - MUIZENBERG OPP. PAVILLION - TEL. 88 1556 CONTACT RUSSELL 80 rd ' - - V' ' . -,f.k,.,1--is :ss:'S1g,, V, - ' ffl'-21. , ,L .. .. ,J ti ,'f.f:-zu i ,.. 3. r 'T' - ,. :. er! if - - . 'S ':ZPA'1t'3f2'6?-tffiii ' - . wi, f 1. eri'1'?eiQ-if f F

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. g af? FH We ef' . film 'Y' 'l' 3 . Mrs SANDRA DU PREEZ - TRIBUTE Our School Secretary, Mrs. Sandra du Preez, retires at the end of this year after serving the school for 10 years C1979 -19889. Mrs. du Preez occupies a very special place in our hearts as she has endeared herself to us in her quiet and unobstrusive way by always being ready to lend an ear or to give assistance whenever it was needed, no matter how busy she was at the time. Her official duties were always carried out with meticulous care, without fuss or complaint. Her con- tribution to the progress at M.J.S. was both positive and meaningful. Although a parent of the school fall 3 of her' children at- tended school herej, she never used her position as secretary to push the interests of her children. If anything, she played down their achievements. To describe, on a personal level, what Sandy has meant to me and to MJS over the last 10 years Cyes, 10 yearsj, is perplexing for she has a rare and special quality of character and personality which far transcends the ordinary. To the children she has been a mother, a nurse and a solver of all their troubles and woes, from putting on a plaster to finding change for the telephone or sup- plying the missing lunch money. To the staff, a friend, a shoulder to cry on, someone in whom they could confide at all times. To the parents, a lady to be relied on to help with their own and their children's problems. To me a friend, confidante, adviser, someone to lean on when times were rough and, of course, a secretary supreme. We wish her joy and happiness in her new home in Dur- ban. We bid her adieu with the message that she will never be forgotten by All of Us at M.J.S. 1988 STAFF Back Row: Mrs C. Roynon, Mr W. Lewis, Miss C. Hawksworth, Mr P. Rickards, Mr A. Broodryk, Mrs C. Otty, Mr N. Volsteedt, Mrs K. Daniels. Middle Row: Mrs P. Jansen, Mrs J. Marrison, Mrs B. Baerecke, Mrs K. Prins, Mrs L. Miles, Mr D. Read, Mrs S. Heldzingen, Miss J. Gardner. Seated: Mrs D. Boerssen, Mr A. Raven, Mrs D. Hunt, Mrs S. du Preez, Mr R. Just, Mrs A. Gibbon, Mrs l.K. Rabie, Mrs S. McQueen, Mrs J. Hickey. Absent: Miss A. Arenhold. fur .-55213 ug. ' ff. r1f,fw1' 71, E J i'f-if jf 'i?'jf'1fTQ.f41 . xlri'iai1:xf1i ' W