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

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liuboii it i Muizenberg Junior School no less than four of the Julie Lane for the girls and Wayne van Schoor for The behaviour South African school A l .wwf l I J X I Judo Class has had a great judo year with pupils being selected for Western Provinc team and Eddie Gluckman, Martin Gluckman the boys team. I and team spirit of the pupils on the tour to the Championships in Bloemfontein was a credit to the of them fought rard and showed the right spirit in winning or losing a light G I would like to thank the school for all its support and co operation during tre year GENERAL KNOWIEDUE A E BUTCHER TUDO COACH This year's General Knowledge team consisted of Lisa Co , Tom Hamline and Shane Myers lhe reserves were Michael uouw ano Simon Arenhcld In the first round of the lnterschool ' General YnouledLe Quiz hold in May, we competed against Sun Valley and Kalk Bay We were narrowly beaten by Sun Valley by 5 points Later that month we attended the Annual Triangular Qui between Muizenberg Junior School, Kirstenhof and Westcott at 11 stenhoi Primary For the second successixe year ve brought the trophy 'home' to Muizenberg Junior School We have gained much knowledge of the world around us and are more aware of day to day Pfairs lt's good to know what's going on We should like to thank Mr Cranna for the time he spent preparing us for the competitions and thanks also to Mr Just for his support trick at the 1985 Triangular Ouiz SHANE MYWRS This page is sponsored by the ALBRECHT family . l . ' J 1 , , ' ' . . D L . P G . ' A . 3 f . l - T J 'I L ' . . Ti 5.5.- rv-1 ' I 7 ' w ',' ' : D V 1 , . S x 1 f -, 'Q . 3 x o J , - 'I' . 'Z , 1 ' . I . X. - rf . 21' 5 Q - ' 1. e L .l g . 1' 4 1. A ' ' fi ' 1 ' x . . 0 L K I 3 IJ 1 , I ' f . 0 l ' 4 .- - air ' . . ,. - 'L -E . ' ' V7 We wish next year's team much success and hope they'll make it a hat

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H:-iazwr'-0'-' f-r-w -- Z VN Q 5,3 1 4 a i, , W 'Q' iff aferw?asnrwnrea,w leased: f 9Z'f!3iff:ff-1vflaTl1ii--,,,1fh5Bm 17'?gEf::ga . , . , f ' 'aff' X Ep- f, F, ,, Q, ,'..'L Limp -,ifv.,.',:..-Lak. wx., 'lg : , ' 'w - I 1 ,k f,f.-,Xin it nt'.l.,y'IYA.Ng.1yA,wi , I, V .. N .11 .leezznlg-Qeje--fig L, ' , - .V M ' - .- L: pill , ,UL L, L - ' ' W., gf ,il -E.,i,Q-N., W K H MINI RUGBY .i1...1-.,-n-- A . . I :isis t' 'A ,,.A 1 eFSQ During 1983 miniurueby Strqasled te Survive due to leckmef-Piign 20 This veap there Wag 3 gratifying increase in numbers. -ore youngsters enjoyed their weekly informal DFHCCiCGSn MBU? than?ien are due to MFS I was unable to- ' Tn Klosser and Mrs Jo wilson who took pract1ceS W ' 't t K'rvtenhof 1nefe our YB? The hi-blight of the season was a Vlfll 0 L1-U - N n Q team cime from behind to win a nailbiting tusslen our 'A team u ts and won convincinglye , 'oo stron for their ODDOUQU H proved to be L . 5 P PU match' Unfortunately no suitable date could be found for 8 -Stu Well done all players Z MR C. GONIN COACH SCRIPTUHE UNION 198A has been a year of many changes in Scripture Union. A most welcome staff member, Mr Cranna, has supportedzmmiencouraged b0t0 staff and pupilsc For the first time the leadership has been shared with pupils, Su Hoy and E0 Phillips. They played an important role in helping Mrs Raphael with the juniors, Some of the highlights for the juniors has been Emmie Cooper taking many of the meetings and the picnic outing to a Noordhoek farm, A . We have been blessed on Wednesdays with Mrs Trautmann leading our singing and worshippingo These meetings have been steadily supported throughout the year and I personally have found them to be a very enriching and fulfilling half hour in the middle of the busy school, week, Our Senior Scripture Union meetings have taken different forms during the year including Bible Studies, discussions with illustrative plays and outside speakers including Mr Poole with his marionettes and Mr Spruit, the lclowni mann Recently, we have been very fortunate in having a youth leader, Mr A. Botha to take some of our meetings, There have been ongoing early morning Bible readings in the needlework room led by dedicated parents, Mrs Bosch and Mrs Ricketts, we really do appreciate your help, without which these meetings would have discontinuedn We all realize how important discipline of an early morning fquiet time' is, yet find it difficult to establish a routine without the support and encouragement of others. We had a most enjoyable camp fbr the seniors at BettY?S Bay in April. Mr Read lead the Wspiritual sidel following the themenof lsharingv and Mrs Bosch lead the catering following the theme or healthy W and delicious meals E To them, and all the Parents and teaChers y who prayed back home as well as the children wh0 Came along and created 5 , . B - ' 1 t . another unique Wcamp experiencet by Lhelr lndlvldua and C9PDorate contribution, we want to say Htnank vouwa u contd! This page is sponsored by the SZAB0 famlly V , Z-it Q ty. H 'ith yr M- 3:-En51,5,.,...Nf: :LN ,.- V, ,. - f- A , ' 15-.51?-.'11'i5-flQ'i wifi--n lf, 1 ' ' ' K . :img L-Lyris-'4bf, ':', 'I'j,'4.'51,., ,j'::,,jt'- -f m ' . 3' Q-, I .' 1 I , ' ' .. , Q, IL !g,:.,'km':d, L, l.::l.:v.5y:g-zgyglfnguiw M., ri, 3 , . ,, 1 , A L5 , F - ' ,i . -w I ' - ' fl sniff ,