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Trying to find the magic. Trying to write a classic. Don't you know, don't you know, don't you know? Waste-bin full of
paper. Clever rhymes, see you later. These words aGreemrymowan.nFrom my heart flown. Trying to find the magic. Trying to
write a classic. Don't you know, don't you knoCwr,edaont'tiyvoeu kWnrowit? Winagste-bin full of paper. Clever rhymes, see you later.
These words are my own. From my heart flown. Trying to find the magic. Trying to write a classic. Don't you know,
don't you know, don't you know? Waste-bin full of paper. Clever rhymes, see you later. These words are my own. From
my heart flown. Trying to find the magic. Trying to write a classic. Don't you know, don't you know, don't you know?
Waste-bin full of paper. Clever rhymes, see you later. These words are my own. From my heart flown. Trying to find the
magic.
Vergnügungen Amy de Wet – Grade 11
Ich liebe den Regen, der auf meinem Fenster tanzt
Kühle Luft und warme Gedanken von Freunden
Familie
und Liebe
Ich liebe das Gefühl von meinem Geist in Frieden
und alleine sein
Aber ich liebe auch mit dir zusammen sein und zusammen lachen
Ich liebe, wie Worte jemanden glücklich machen können
Aber ich bin traurig bei dem Gedanken, dass wir das Gegenteil tun.
Und ich liebe Trauer, weil ohne sie kein Glück bestehen würde
Jane Heyn – Klasse 10
Vergnügungen
In meinem Leben habe ich viel
aber ein Ding ist sicher:
ich habe noch eine Menge zu tun
zu sehen oder zu lesen
den Rhythmus zuzuhören
neue Dinge auszuprobieren
freundlich und nachdenklich zu sein
und nie aufzugeben
dann wird man glücklich sein
Yana Rzheusskaya – Klasse 10
Samantha Hurst – Grade 11 Jessica Dunstan – Grade 12
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Märchenspiel
Regeln und Hinweisungen
1.) Für dieses Spiel braucht man eine Würfel und ein Spielstück pro Person.
2.) Jeder Spieler darf einmal die Würfel werfen. Der, der die höchste Zahl hat, fängt an.
3.) Die Würfel wird geworfen und der Spieler geht mit seinem Spielstück so viel Kästchen weiter, wie die Zahl auf der Würfel.
4.) Der Spieler muss die Hinweise in den Kästchen lesen und dann auch tun.
5.) Wenn der Spieler den goldenen Schlüssel gewinnt, geht er zum goldenen Kästchen. Da muss ereine Runde warten, bis er sechs Kästchen
zurück geht und wieder weiter spielt.
6.) Wenn der Spieler den holzernen Schlüssel gewinnt, geht er zum holzernen Kästchen. Der ist auch der Gewinner.
Klasse 10
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Charities
Collecting Cans
Jerseys for Charities
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Old Girls' Report
Dear Old Girls years we have solid financials and we can be assured that our money
2013 has flown past and it has been is in good hands. Thank you Tina for all your hard work and for
a very busy year for our association. always travelling from Johannesburg to work on the committee.
At our first meeting of the year We are very grateful.
Kim Lovegrove was unanimously Claudia Anelich took over the newsletter from Anne (O’Brien)
elected as Vice Chair to replace Anne Barnard two years ago and she has been a star. The newsletter
(O’Brien) Barnard who resigned due is filled with news and interesting articles and is posted on the
to work commitments. We are really website for easy access. Claudia, thank you for an eagerly awaited
blessed to have such a capable lady as newsletter; we look forward to the next installment.
2IC on the committee. Kim decided Londiwe Mahlangu worked with Kim this year on the Spring Fair
to hand over the reins for Spring Fair to a new member, Londiwe and soon realised that it wasn’t an easy task. We received a number
Mahlangu, while Kim will focus on the Alumni co-operation and of compliments and although I missed it this year due to travels,
fund-raising initiative. I was assured that it was packed with the things the Old Girls
Leigh Grindley-Ferris, another new member on the committee, love. The teddies remain a success and we will have to beg Pauline
took on the responsibility for the Facebook page and this has grown (Spruyt) Myers to do the Lemon Cordial again next year. Several
in leaps and bounds over the past year. Leigh is so enthusiastic and people come especially for that! We made a respectable profit and
also so young that she perfectly understands the ins and outs of met up with many old girls who visited the stall.
Facebook and Social Media networking that we older fogies battle Shani Cloete’s sport day between the Old Girls and the school after
with. It has been a pleasure working with her this year and the fact the AGM was also a huge success. The camaraderie and good fun
that she is on the staff at school has been an added bonus! that are shared by the young and the old girls is amazing. We added
Sadly, Catherine (Irons) Bosman lost her husband in January and debating to the mix last year and that was great. Unfortunately the
at the same time confirmed that she was expecting their first 10-year Reunion group this year did not manage to get a debating
little one. She decided to take a break this year and to get herself team together, so we will try again next year.
settled. We look forward to welcoming her back to the Old Girls Lavonne (du Plessis) Wittmann managed the Reunion weekend in
Committee as soon as she is available to return. Catherine gave 2012 and again this year. Lavonne is absolutely amazing and has
birth to a lovely baby daughter in August and is taking a break in enough energy for at least two people. We had a thunder storm last
Cape Town with her family until December. Our love and best year shortly before the cocktail party on the Friday night and had
wishes to her and her little girl. to re-arrange the whole layout. Nothing fazed Lavonne and both
Merryl (Ketjen) Pierce has also decided to resign as secretary and the Friday and the Saturday events were thoroughly enjoyed by
we want to thank Merryl for her hard work, especially with the everyone who attended. This year we have added a church service
reunions over the last couple of years. Merryl, we will miss you on Sunday morning as well as a boarders' stay-over and I am sure
very much. I knew I could call on you any time for assistance and it will be a great success again. Thanks for your hard work Vonnie.
you always took care of things with a smile. Bronwyn Grover has started a young ladies networking group for
PHSG appointed a young lady, Melanie, to assist with the the Old Girls and a picnic in the formal garden was held this year.
marketing, etc. at the school. Melanie has very kindly been allowed This group is growing and an event is planned for early next year.
to assist the Old Girls with updating our data base. This is a huge, This will be advertised on Facebook and the website and we look
ongoing task and early in January 2014, the committee plans to forward to welcoming many past pupils back to the school.
have a workshop to see how we can sort out and populate the We have been very fortunate to have Rosemary (Henderson)
information we ideally need to have on our database. Spruyt on the committee for a number of years. Rose works in
Under Tina Panayi’s very careful management over the past 20 the background making sure everything is in place and running
smoothly. No reunion or event for the Old Girls could take place
Old Girls Committee without Rose. She sees that tables, chairs, tea, coffee, etc. are all
where they should be and that the logistics are taken care of. Rose,
you are very special and we really appreciate all your hard work.
Our branches, both national and international, function very well.
We receive news and whenever possible we attend teas or lunches.
This year Tina joined the Johannesburg Branch and had a lovely
day with Val (Hearn) Taylor and her group. Lavonne travelled to
Cape Town and thoroughly enjoyed a lunch with Denise (Mostert)
(Cadle) Fourie. Penny McNair also travels to as many events as she
can fit into her busy schedule and we are so privileged to have her
with us.
In May this year, Lee den Hond, an Old Girl, was the third SA
lady to summit Mount Everest. What an achievement! Yesterday,
Lee addressed the young ladies at PHSG during the Iris Birthday
Assembly and shared her amazing story with us. It is a gruelling
two-month task with very severe conditions (winds, temperatures
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of -37 Deg, very little oxygen, carrying your backpack with 1952/3
everything in it, etc) to summit Everest and to stand on the top
of the world for 20 minutes. Really an incredible success and the I also want to thank Mrs McNair, the deputies and all the staff at
young ladies were enthralled. Girls High for their hard work and the commitment they show to
At the Badge Ceremony in August where we welcomed the matric our Grand Old Lady. It is really appreciated.
ladies of 2013 to the Old Girls Association, Kate Barry, also an Thank you
Old Girl and producer at Carte Blanche, spoke and shared some Wilma Cloete
of her experiences with the girls. Girls High can be proud of the
girls that we have passed through the school.
On Wednesday evening I had the pleasure of attending the
Valedictory Service in the Aula. As I sat and listened to the multi-
faceted achievements of our young ladies I realised again that we
are truly one of the best schools in Gauteng and even in South
Africa. Well done to Mrs McNair and her excellent team.
In closing, I want to thank the committee for their hard work and
dedication in 2013. Most are career women with very demanding
schedules, yet they give 100% for the Association and the Old
Girls. Thank you ladies, you are a very special team to work with.
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After Alice Elhai's daughter, Dorrieh, died in 1990 in a tragic The basic PHSG building I attended is still there with the central hall
accident, she presented a painting to the school. and two double storey quadrangles and cloakrooms and toilets at the
back of the quadrangles. Lockers and hooks were available. During my
When my daughter, Debbie became a PHSG boarder, I joined the school years I had various classrooms but we always entered school at
Boarder Parents’ Committee and decided in 1986 that notelets the back of the buildings. I do not remember ever going through the
with pictures of the school would be a good seller and they asked front entrance and up the front stairs of the school until I came back
me to do some sketches. They were sold at the Spring Fair that as an Old Girl.
year and on many occasions at the school after that as quite a School started with prayers in the hall where we stood in rows
number were printed. according to our classes, walking out quietly afterwards to our
Linchen Pearce respective classrooms. School started at 08:30 and ended at 13:30. We
had three double periods with two short breaks. A few girls had cash
Correspondence to our Headmistress: and patronised a small tuck-shop situated at the side of the gravel
playgrounds. There was no afternoon school and we all went home
Georgina Harwood (nee Mitchell) - about PHSG from 1925 to for lunch.
1929, (abridged). Sometimes an ice-cream vendor came into the playground and there
I was born in Cape Town in 1915 and we were a family of six. were penny licks and special chocolate-covered ones for a tickey. In
My father became state secretary and we had to spend half the view of the fact that my pocket money was a shilling a week and it had
year in Pretoria and half the year in Cape Town while he attended to cover pens, pencils, erasers and paper etcetera, I seldom indulged.
parliamentary sessions. In the years 1928 and 1930 my father was still required to attend
I started at PHSG in 1925 in Grade 8 shortly before I was ten years parliament so the family spent the first half of both years in Cape
old (my mother had arranged private tuition and we had galloped Town, leaving my sister and me as boarders at School House for the
through the syllabus) and for the first time the intake of pupils first half of those years. This was quite an experience for me. I had
from the local primary schools required six classes for Form 1. to have a white dress to wear with my blazer for church on Sundays
Pupils had few options as to subject choices: Latin or French or and any other occasions and very little clothing for non-school times.
Domestic Science. At the age of twelve, not quite thirteen, already in Form III, I was put
My school uniform was a navy blue serge gym with a green girdle into a group run by Miss Jeffrey, the nurse-in-charge of our health at
over a white shirt, and long black stockings and a navy blue blazer School House. The other members of the group were more or less
edged with the school colours. I did not like my long black stockings my age and newcomers to high school. She thought Now we are 6 by
held up by thick garters. During gymnasium periods we wore white A A Milne was suitable reading for the group and having already read
takkies and had to remember to bring them to school on gym All Quiet on the Western Front (illegally borrowed from my mother), I
days. The gym was well equipped with ropes to climb, parallel bars considered this kids' stuff – I was not impressed.
and a balancing beam. The gymnasium was situated behind the I have special memories of my food at boarding school. It was simple
main hall of the school and built at a slightly higher level. Later plain fare, obviously similar to what I was used to at home and I had
the connecting wall was demolished and the gym could be used been firmly trained to eat what was on my plate. North Lodge and
for stage performances in the hall. Our English syllabus usually School House were established for permanent boarders at the school.
included two of Shakespeare’s plays and in my matric year we had They were three-storey buildings, each taking about fifty boarders in
to do Macbeth and As You Like It. Our English teacher decided to separate cubicles on the first floor, maids rooms on the top floor,
stage As You Like It and I was given a small part. kitchen, dining and study rooms on the ground floor. The school
principal was Miss Jean McWilliam and she was accommodated in
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the 1914-18 wars and followed in the wake of Miss Aitken who had
battled the Education Department for the development of the school.
I never had personal contact with Miss McWilliam; she was very much
the principal and administrator and did not have any classes.
The school was obviously bulging and our form classroom was the
upper passageway alongside the main hall. The cupboards containing
stage costumes were at the end of the passage and our small class of
only about twenty girls had individual desks there. We went to other
classrooms for various lessons.
The number of pupils starting PHSG with me required six classes.
By the time I reached Form V there were only three. Having turned
sixteen, many girls left school after Form III and were able to start
work after short courses at technical schools, but there was still a
shortage of classrooms.
All our playing fields were gravel – hockey, netball and tennis as was
normal in those days. Sport was not so popular then and required a
return to school in the afternoon. This was easy for me living just across
the road but playing sport was not considered such an important part
of education. I only played my sport about once a week depending
on the weather. There was no inter-school competition to spur us on
either. I think that at that time there was only one other girls’ school in
Pretoria; Meisies Hoër was built much later.
Looking back after 80 years I see my school life running parallel with
my family life. I was given a good background in languages, maths and
sciences, but no preparation for my wider life after school. That had
to be given to me by my parents, as was the norm in those days when
the pace of life was not as frantic as it is today.
Out and About
Aquatics
Results of Aquatics Festival Gala: 1 February 2013
1. Durban Girls’ College 456
2. Eunice 400
3. St Mary’s, Waverley 344
4. Oranje Meisieskool 313
5. St Mary’s, Kloof 290
6. Clarendon Girls’ High 282
7. Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High 229
8. St Stithians 224
9. PHSG 201
10. Our Lady of Fatima 115
Diving results: 2 February
1. St Mary’s, Waverley 263
2. Kingsmead 222
3. PHSG 203
4. Roedean 179
5. Oranje Meisieskool 163
6. St Stithians 156
7. Brescia 138
8. St Mary’s, Kloof 109
9. Collegiate 46
10. St Dominic’s 27
11. Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High 22
Water Polo: 2 February
1st St Mary’s, Waverley
2nd St Stithians
3rd Roedean
4th Clarendon Girls’ High
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National Girls' School Sport and
Cultural Festival - April 2013
Hockey: Sixth overall.
Netball: Won three of their four matches and
one of the two playoffs, ending sixth
overall.
Squash: Fifth overall.
Tennis: Seventh overall.
Chess: Won the team spirit prize and ended
sixth overall.
We are proud of Mantshadi Tlhabadira,
Grade 11 Clarendon, for winning six of
her seven games and being named the
best board four player.
Debating: Second overall with Irene Mpofu, Grade
12 Buxton, ranked third and Karina de
Kock, Grade 11 Buxton, ranked fifth in
the top 10 Speakers.
Public
Speaking: Eleventh out of fifteen schools.
The Orchestra participated in a collaboration and
workshop to the enjoyment of all. Shirna Beharrie
was awarded most committed musician at the
festival.
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Grahamstown Festival
Eunice
Cross Country U16A Lost 8-17
Seniors: Won Tristen Rees came 1st, Eunice 2nd, Our other U16B Won 10-7
girls came in 4th, 5th and 6th U16C Lost 4-6
Juniors: Won Megan Gerber came 1st, Eunice 2nd, Our other U15A Lost 14-17
girls came 3rd, 4th and 5th. U15B Drew 10-10
U15C Won 11-5
Hockey: 1st Drew 0-0 Won 14-7
2nd Lost 0-3 U14A Drew 10-10
3rd Lost 1-4 U14B Won 23-7
4th Lost 0-1 U14C
U16A Drew 0-0
Won 1-0 Squash: Won 8-4
U16B vs EHS U16C Won 3-0
U16C vs EHS U16D Drew 1-1 Tennis: 1st Lost 1-8
U15A vs EHS U16B Won 2-0 Senior Team Lost 4-5
U15B vs EHS U16E Drew 0-0 Junior Team Won 8-1
U14A Drew 1-1
U14B Won 5-0 Chess: PHSG 6
U14C Won 4 Eunice 4
Drew 5
Lost 3 Debaters Juniors Lost
Seniors Won
Netball: 1st Won 20-17 Public Speaking
2nd Lost 7-14 Senior section Won: Hlogi Mokale won the senior
U17A Lost 6-22 section with 81%
U17B Lost 11-18 Junior section Lost
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Midmar
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Grade 8 Camp
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Art Tour
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Art Tour EEC
Art Tour 2013 was an experience none of Better known to us as ‘the hunger more. Even though there were times
the girls will ever forget. After two very games’. when the girls were sad – someone was
long flights, and pulling our ridiculously Let’s start off with some common always there to cheer us up.
large suitcases through the streets of Venice, terminology: everybody used ‘Boo, I think what really united us was when
we finally started our long awaited tour! A Tapout and Dzoowit. ‘Hey Boo, just tannie Henriette made us sprint around
glass blowing demonstration, gondola rides, dzoowit’. ‘Na, it’s a problem! Tapout!’ the whole camp in two minutes.
a cathedral coated in gold, art museums, Many things were shared at EEC – There were so many special memories
markets in the streets filled with masks of hats - surprisingly, food - and tons made, like the night Nokwazi and Mona
all sorts were all in a day’s fun - we had a of sunblock. We all thought we were sang for us and the Choir girls graced
slight sinking feeling as we left for Florence. tanned until we got into the shower us with their lovely performance.
Known as one of the art capitals of the and realised that the coco glow wasn’t Congratulations to the teachers for
world, we were privileged enough to see from the sun, but from the layers of keeping their cool with the number of
artworks of Donatello, and the unbelievable dirt that caked onto us throughout injuries we had. First aid was definitely
Statue of David by Michelangelo. Some of the day. not enough and a few trips to the
us were brave enough to climb the 83m high There were many treacherous hospital were required.
Duomobell Tower while others climbed the obstacles and team building activities, Laiken and Neo, we hope your arms are
dizzying staircase of 464 steps to the top of but nothing beat the adventure race better and Candice, we hope that you
the Duomo’s dome - itself 93m high! that was more of a nightmare than an have recovered from your concussion.
On our way to La Spezzia, we stopped in Pisa, adventure. Savannah, we hope that your operation
and we climbed the incredible disorientating That was probably one of the toughest was a success.
leaning tower where we did a photo-shoot. challenges, but we encouraged each other The day we got back, I don’t think
From La Spezzia, we took the train to one of and showed true Girls High spirit. There we’ve been more excited to see the
the five Cinque Terra Islands for a day at the were a lot of blood, sweat and tears and Girls High gates. You really do learn to
beach and a food-filled picnic. Views of the also a couple of sprained ankles. appreciate the small things when you
beautiful clear water were amazing. We had a snake show and the snake guy have been stranded in the wilderness
After a pit stop in Monaco, and getting stuck thought it would be funny to throw a for four days!
due to the dreaded Tour de France, we walked plastic snake at us. I really have no clue Despite everything we have said,
the streets of Nice and had a quick cactus what he was thinking or why he would EEC was an amazing experience. You
and violet-flavoured ice cream break. Cannes do that, because I’ve never seen such get to know so many girls on such a
was next. From seeing the hand prints of chaos in my life. It was probably worse different level. Everything we had to
the stars, to dancing in the park, to riding a than the buffalo stampede in the Lion do was character- building and a new
merry-go-round while singing YMCA, it was King! Nicky was so scared, that by the learning and growing experience. We
arguably the most fun we had during the time everybody had settled down, she thank Girls High for giving us this
entire trip. was still trying to take cover by lying in incredible opportunity to go out, have
Then came Paris. The art, the history, the the dust. Poor Bonolo cried for three a fun experience and connect with
shopping, the unforgiving metro that left hours afterwards. our classmates and make so many
our tour guide and five girls behind were all We had to play stalk the lantern and memories that we will treasure and
amazing. We saw Monet’s garden – yes, his luckily it was dark so we couldn’t see keep in our hearts always.
actual garden! We shopped on the Champs- what treacherous terrain we had to Thanks to Ms Dugmore, Ms Cooper,
Elysees and climbed the Eiffel Tower to leopard-crawl through. If I had to Ms Dorlas, Mrs Brimmocomme, Mrs
view Paris at its best. We had our dinner do that in the daylight, knowing that Andrade, Mrs Janse van Rensburg and
reservations ‘stolen’ by the Boys High History I would be crawling straight through Mrs de Sousa for being our mommies
group but that did not stop us from sampling spider webs, I would have run back away from home. You were there
(and taking to) some of the most amazing to Pretoria. I’m pretty sure that by the for the arm breaks, the heartaches,
food in the world – and some McDonalds! time I got back, there was an entire eco the creepy ancestor stories, the
Finally we said goodbye to our wonderful system living in my hoodie. arachnaphobia and the hungry girls.
guides, Siriki and Luccio, with tears in our Every camp has its fair share of unique We really appreciate everything you did
eyes, and finally arrived at the airport, looking scary stories, but Warthog Inn took it to for us and how you cared for us. We
forward to a long sleep after two fantastic a whole new level. A whole dormitory thank you and salute you for keeping
weeks. Our 35 fortunate girls would like to didn’t sleep in their room on the last up with this unique bunch.
thank our three wonderful teachers for making night because of the ‘bad vibes’ they Remember ladies – we are EAGLES
this all possible. Thank you so much Mrs felt after telling scary stories. and not CHICKENS!
Greenberg, Mr Tshabalala and Ms Dugmore. We all formed a special sisterly bond Kayla Phitides
Kiara Pretorius and Gemma Priest and grew to love each other even Grade 10
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Inter-House Gala
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Inter-High Gala A League
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Inter-High Gala B League
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Hockey Astro Fund-Raiser - Business Breakfast
The school hosted a very successful business breakfast with Debora Patta as the guest speaker.
An exciting raffle was launched. All funds raised went towards the new Astroturf.
Breakfast Invite A4 Flyer.indd 1 2013/04/10 6:12 PM
SSeeccrreettaarriieess' Dinner
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Spring Fair
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Mole Day
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Art
Art - Grade 12
Laura Russel Chantelle de Vries Gemma Priest Giselle Fourie
Daniela Rodrigues Gemma Priest
Koketso Tjiane Laura Russel Jessica Jung Giselle Fourie
Laura Russel Pamela Duursema
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Kaylee Benkenstein Nicole Esterhuizen Taryn Kotze Saneh Memela
Cynthia van Wyk Je-nae Freel Muniek Swart Vicki Venter
Kaylee Benkenstein Sarah Thompson
Sarah Thompson Seyda Gurgen Vicki Venter Seyda Gurgen
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Art - Grade 11
Samantha Hurst Melissa Naude Carla Wescott Samantha Hurst
Andie Burroughs Hope Mkande Nicola Chemaly Angela Dick
Melissa Naude Chelsey Percival Brogan Black Casey Smit
Nicci Lombard Rhanii Fondse Leigh Pillay Grade 11 Team project
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Art - Grade 10
Angela van Rooyen Caitlin Perfect Jane Heyn Carmen Joubert
Annabelle Bettman Amber Crouse Annebelle Bettman
Nthabiseng Utla Kelly den Hertog Erica Geldenhuys Alexa Robinson
Nthabiseng Utla Savannah Abdo
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Art - Grade 9
Micaela Rodrigues Hee-Rak Lee Courtney Anderson Abi Kuhn
Natania Harding Caitlin Manley Caela Gauche Aisling Groenewald
Natasha Victor Shannon Wardlow Meeghan Klomp Ye-Seul Cho
Megan Wilding Lebo Maboa
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Art - Grade 8
Amy Kim Cami van den Berg Buhle Bude
Buhle Dube Mishael de Beer Shulami Oh
Kristen Katzin Milena Rodrigues Mikayla Isebeck Bronwyn Harmse
Tamryn Perfett Khensani Shibambo Esther Kim Margarita Molchan
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We Work in Hope
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Mission Statement
of
Pretoria High School for Girls
It is the aim of the School to produce well educated,
balanced young women, who are adaptable, creative and
independent, having integrity, social responsibility and
respect, in an environment of inclusivity and equality.