Muizenberg Junior School - Seagull Yearbook (Cape Town, South Africa)

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, ,Y .13,3,--4-- ,. ,mx I CHESS RESULTS 1983 4 Addr INXLOSD DATE OPPONENT SCORE W won 22 April Aliwal Road Primary 5 3 lost 29 April Timour Hall Primary 4 J lost 6 May Wynberg Boys 1Bl 1 9 lost 13 May Herzlia wr L' 2 lost 3 June Bergvliet Primary 4 L won 10 June Kirstenhof Primary 7 3 lost 17 June Harziia VA' 2 53 won 22 July Western Province Prep 5 Won 5 August Westcott Primary 8 2 won 12 August Kalk Bay Primary 8 2 won 19 August Timour Hall Primary 5 4 Won 26 August Wynberg Boys 'Ai 6 4 lost 2 September Bergvliet Primary Q 6 g 7 an won . Total 65 54 lost 6 Sa! ,, , ......f,...-.....p.......,.L.......-..-...AM Looking back over the past year, I realize what an exciting challenge this year has beeno As the only Jewish Rolo teacher available, I was in the position of having to instruct 16 Jewish children ranging from Sub B to Std V in one groupe To teach or instruct any subject at such varying levels of age is not easy, but can be very rewarding. Because of the fact that I work full time, the children once again rallied and started most classes at 8 a.mv instead of 8o15'aam, thus enabling me to get to work on timev For this I thank the children and the parents For their coaoperation and support: I would also like to thank Mr Just for all the encouragement and support. Apart from, our twiceaweekly lessons, we have conducted Devotions in Assemblyo The limelight of our year was once again the Interaschools Jewish RDII Concert a the theme being WFlora in the Torahu as this year is the HYear of the Plantwo The con School and many schools took parts I can say with conviction that the Muizenberg Junior School children shone and without a doubt ranked among the top 3 schools participatingo Our subject was WNatureH and was highly praised by supervisors and dignatories present and was warmly received by the large audience who willingly participated in the singing and clapping at the endo cert was held at the Grove Primary af I wish all school leavers going to hi n h 1 g- sc oo every success for the future and look Forward to continuing the R.In classes in 1984. Nas C., MUSIKANTH THiS Page is Spcnsored by tha FREEMAN family ,Y .v 1,

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Vuwwkdnwil Q1 1 A RECQRDER RECORDER .- L. Cox: S-Aifev xZZ1g72MZW.- J. Kirkwood! NliSSTUmef1 N-Stephens Front Row: J. Logan ORCHESTRA UHL2HhSFRA Back How: J. Knipeg E. Bariovvg Ag Spijkerp J. Kirkwoodp N. StepheI1S Middle Row: l-l. Carrieg J. Logang 5. Rickettsg S. I-ioyp D. Kirkwood: L. COX From Row: Miss Tumerg S. Aireyp Mr Readp J. Fraserp Mr Just A,....,w.-.f.,.,,..-,....:,g ,.,...,......w...f-.-.W A .A EQ' 12,