PRIZE LIST Guest Speaker: Mr B Jessop

GRADE 8

MERIT CERTIFICATE and SILVER TIE

Aadam Abrahams; Jaiden Allen; Joshua Atmore; Ayaad Bailey; Matthew Bell; Siyamkela Beyile; Aslam

Bezuidenhout; Ighlaas Carlie; Austin Connolly; Shaneal Cruywagen; Keagan Edwards; Christopher Farquhar;

Ryan Francis; Ryan Gedult; Callen Heynes; Joshua Hill; Milo Hills Williams; Shuaib Jacobs; Matthew Kievits;

Matthew Lambrick; Ewin Lenders; Chase Lourens; Liam Madison; Thiyagan Marimuthu; Grant Martin; Dean

Moult; Parvez Naidoo; Daniel Petersen; Andrew Rosenthal; Alois Ruider; Lyle Russell; Dannon Siljeur; Tomas

Spolander; Matthew Thorburn; Jacques van Wyk; Donovan Wichmann

MERIT CERTIFICATE, GOLD TIE Tajudien Badroodien; Matthew Deglon; Michael Jones; David Mills; Riaz Orrie; Nathan van der Westhuyzen;

Nathan Wylie

MERIT CERTIFICATE, SILVER / GOLD TIE and / or SUBJECT CERTIFICATE

Xhosa Abenathi Botha

Geography; Merit; Gold Tie Spencer Luck

Xhosa; Merit; Silver Tie Siyawabuka Sineke

Technology; Merit; Gold Tie EDIT Karl Vermeulen

History; Merit; Gold Tie Vincent Warrin

MENDEL KAPLAN GRADE AWARDS

3rd

in Grade 8 Natural Sciences; Merit; Gold Tie Ilyaas Manan

2nd

in Grade 8 Afrikaans; Life Orientation; Merit; Gold Tie Brandon Taylor

1st in Grade 8 Arts and Culture; EMS; English; Mathematics;

Merit; Gold Tie Dàniyal Matthews

Top 3: Grade 8. L-R: I Manan, D Matthews, B Taylor

GRADE 9

MERIT CERTIFICATE and SILVER TIE

Matthew Alford; Abdul-Qayyoom Allie; Zayd Aploon; Brandon Benjamin; Oliver Bing; Thomas Bing; Nawaaz

Cassiem; Thandizo Chigona; Joshua de Reuck; Dylan Farred; Luke Fouten; Pierre Issa; Connor Jacobs; Imraan

Jaffer; Nathan Joseph; Dalziel Kennedy; Ismail Khan; Michael Kievits; Kyungmin Kim; Kaeb Koopman; Kyle

Livermore; Cameron MacKintosh; Ross Merckel; Zafar Monier; Daniel Paulsen; Jonathan Petersen; Daniel

Prevost; Matthew Radford; Cassie Robbertze; Matthew Samuels; Caleb Smit; Jamie Snyders; Daiyaan

Solomons; Joshua Stevens; Reece Thomas; Garron Tiger; Richard Tolsma; Dylan Tromp; Dylan van der Spuy;

Daryn van Heerden; Zubair Walele; Jared Wilson; Tristan Wood

MERIT CERTIFICATE, GOLD TIE Gideon Boshoff; Christiaan Botha; Daryn Bright; Sean Cheney; Dian Fourie; Martin Killick;

Stefan Langenhoven; Matthew Lewis; Robin Lindup; Nicholas Moss

MERIT CERTIFICATE, SILVER / GOLD TIE and / or SUBJECT CERTIFICATE

English; History; Merit; Gold Tie Timothy Gertzen

Afrikaans; Merit; Silver Tie Yaseen Orrie

Xhosa; Merit; Gold Tie Nhlanhla Tshingilane

MENDEL KAPLAN GRADE AWARDS

3rd

in Grade 9 Mathematics; Merit; Gold Tie Maverick Pearson

2nd

in Grade 9 Arts and Culture; Geography; Merit; Gold Tie Luc Hill

1st in Grade 9 EMS; Geography; Life Orientation; Natural Sciences;

Technology; Merit; Gold Tie Liam Didcott

Top 3 Grade 9. L-R: M Pearson, L Didcott, L Hill

GRADE 10

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS

Jamie Bowes (EGD); Isa Cattanach (EGD, Information Technology); Joshua Childs (EGD); Adam Chin (EGD);

Jayden Collison (EGD); Taahir Davids (EGD); Timothy Davids (EGD); Dylan Edwards (EGD); Daanyaal

Effendi (Physical Sciences); Callum Evans (History); Timothy Fester (History); Liam Fisher-Jeffes (History);

Daniel Frieslaar (EGD, Geography); Abdus Gaffoor (Geography); Timothy Gilmour (EGD); Connor Gordon

(EGD); Connor Grey (English); Michael Hardy (EGD); Ulrich Hauptfleisch (EGD); Kino Hogan (Visual Arts);

Bechara Issa (EGD); Andrew Jones (EGD, Visual Arts); Jesse Kensley (Geography); Matthew Koen

(Geography); Wesley Lerwill (Afrikaans); Chad Marx (EGD); Nkosiyethu Mkhwenkwe (Xhosa); Yusuf

Mohamed (Economics); Pumlani Mxunyelwa (Xhosa); James Roché (Visual Arts); Travis Theron (EGD)

SUBJECT PRIZES and SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS

Jason Adams (Distinctions for Visual Arts and EGD; Prize for Visual Arts)

MERIT CERTIFICATE

Simon du Toit; Anees Esau; James Gilmore; Furqaan Khan; Mikaeel Matthews; Travis Rossouw

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS, MERIT CERTIFICATE

Dominic Boulle (EGD, Mathematics, Physical Sciences); Qinisela de la Hunt (EGD, IT); Alex Fitchet (History,

Mathematics); Christopher Gulle (Geography); Farai Gwanyanya (History); Matthew Hoole (History); Samuel

Kelly (Geography, History, Mathematics); Kolby Martin (Afrikaans, EGD); Dyllan Matthews (EGD); James

Pace (Geography, History); Taurieq Pearson (EGD); Christopher Rosenthal (Geography, History); Geordie

Thewlis (EGD)

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS, SUBJECT PRIZES, MERIT CERTIFICATE

Shane Acton (Prize for Information Technology; Distinctions for IT and Physical Sciences); Sisipho Fongoqa

(Prize for Xhosa; Distinctions for History and Xhosa)

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS and / or PRIZES, MERIT CERTIFICATE, COLOURS/BLUES

Distinctions for Accounting, Economics and Music; Prizes for Accounting

and Economics; Merit; Colours Paul Botes

Distinctions for English, History, Mathematics and Physical Sciences;

Merit; Colours Ché Charles

Distinctions for EGD, Geography, Physical Sciences; Prize for

Geography; Merit; Colours Matthew Hoare

Distinctions for Afrikaans, EGD, English and Physical Sciences;

Merit; Colours Junaid Ismail

Distinctions for EGD, English, IT and Physical Sciences; Prize for

Information Technology; Merit; Colours Shakeel Mohamed

Distinctions for Afrikaans, EGD, English, Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Merit; Colours Jatin Parbhoo

Distinctions for Afrikaans, Geography and History; Prizes for Afrikaans,

Geography and History; Merit; Colours Almero Prinsloo

Distinctions for Economics, Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Merit; Colours Daniel Prytz

Distinctions for EGD, English, History and Physical Sciences; Merit; Colours Aidan Seboa

EDWARD WISE GRADE AWARDS

3rd

in Grade 10 Distinctions for English, History, Music and Physical

Sciences; Prizes for Music and Physical Sciences;

Davidowitz Prize for English; Merit; Colours Micaiah Christopher

2nd

in Grade 10 Distinctions in Accounting, Economics, Geography,

Mathematics and Physical Sciences;

Prizes for AP Mathematics, Economics, Geography

and Mathematics; Merit; Colours Bumjoon Kim

1st in Grade 10 Distinctions in EGD, English, Mathematics and

Physical Sciences; Prizes for EGD, Life Orientation

and Life Sciences; Merit; Colours Gareth Ramsay

Top 3 Grade 10. L-R: M Christopher, G Ramsay, B Kim

GRADE 11

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS

Christopher Arendse (Afrikaans); Kyle Arendse (EGD, Afrikaans); Matthew Brunger (EGD); Nqaba Fatman

(Xhosa); Matthew Gilmore (EGD); Samuel Henriques (EGD); Adeeb Isaacs (Afrikaans); Elrond James

(History); Lutho Kulati (Xhosa); Marc Lauts (History); Mitchell Lotz (Afrikaans, E.G.D.); Jacques Miller

(EGD); Brandon Moult (Afrikaans, History); David Rousseau (EGD); Shu-aib Samaai (EGD); Ryan Southern

(EGD); Sheldon Stack (EGD); Daniel Stromin (History); Dean Tennant (History); Jeremy Vorster (EGD);Luke

White (History); Brandon Wood (EGD)

SUBJECT PRIZES

Gregory Briton (Geography); Christopher McCulloch (Geography); Damian van der Walt (Music)

SUBJECT DISTINCTION and SUBJECT PRIZE Mubeen Hendricks (History, Economics; Prize for History)

MERIT CERTIFICATES

Karl Martin

SUBJECT DISTINCTION and / or SUBJECT PRIZE and MERIT

Rezah Akbar (Afrikaans); Ameer Esterhuizen (Afrikaans); Evan Frylinck (EGD); Quinton Green (EGD); Dylan

Loxton (Mathematics); Lukhanyo Mkula (History, Xhosa; Prize for Xhosa); Aaron Mylie (English); Mikhail

Padayachee (Accounting, EGD); Ighlaas Saiet (Afrikaans, EGD; Prize for Visual Arts); Warrick Thorburn

(EGD); Keagan Timm (EGD)

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS and / or PRIZES, MERIT, COLOURS AWARDS

Distinctions for Afrikaans and Mathematics; Merit; Colours Ibrahim Adams

Distinctions for Afrikaans and EGD; Merit; Colours Donrique Bartes

Distinction for History; Merit; Colours Dillon Birns

Distinctions for EGD and History; Merit; Colours Guy Bowden

Distinction for EGD; Merit; Colours Chad Gouws

Distinctions for Accounting, Afrikaans and Economics; Merit; Colours Matthew Harris

Merit; Colours Mubeen Hendricks

Distinctions for Afrikaans and EGD; Merit; Colours Yusuf Jaffer

Distinction for Accounting; Merit; Colours Blaise Lourens

Distinction for Afrikaans; Merit; Colours Brent Matthews

Distinctions for Afrikaans, EGD and Mathematics; Merit; Colours Theodore Nel

Distinctions for Afrikaans and EGD; Merit; Colours Hoosain Wei

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS and / or PRIZES, MERIT, BLUES or HONOURS AWARDS

Distinctions for Afrikaans, Economics and English; Merit; Blues Sergio Alves

Distinctions for Accounting, Afrikaans, Economics and Mathematics;

Prize for Economics; Merit; Blues Ubaid Esau

Distinctions for Accounting, Afrikaans, Mathematics and Physical Sciences;

Prize for Afrikaans; Merit; Blues Ubaidullah Ghanchi

Distinctions for Accounting, Afrikaans and Mathematics; Merit; Blues Saif Khan

Distinctions for Afrikaans, Economics, Life Sciences, Mathematics and

Physical Sciences; Merit; Blues Faizel Mohamed

Distinctions for History, IT and Physical Sciences; Prize for Information

Technology; Merit; Blues Kyle Robbertze

EDWARD WISE GRADE AWARDS

3rd

in Grade 11 Distinctions for Afrikaans, Life Sciences, Mathematics and

Physical Sciences; Prizes for Afrikaans and

Life Sciences; Merit; Blues Raythaan Addinall

2nd

in Grade 11 Distinctions for EGD, Life Sciences, Mathematics and

Physical Sciences; Prize for EGD; Merit; Blues Grant Turner

1st in Grade 11 Distinctions for Accounting, Afrikaans, Economics,

English, Mathematics and Physical Sciences;

Prizes for Accounting, AP Mathematics, English,

Mathematics, and Physical Sciences; Merit; Honours Jason Bright

Top 3 Grade 11. L-R: G Turner, J Bright, R Addinall

SPECIAL AWARDS AND BURSARIES

Supera Moras awards for all-round achievement:

Gold: Darryn Bright, Ewin Lenders, Maverick Pearson

Silver: Riaz Orrie, Gideon Boshoff, Matthew Lewis, Robin Lindup

1. English Writers' Competition – Junior Timothy Gertzen

2. English Writers' Competition – Senior Luke White

3. English Reading Prize – Junior Sean Cheney

4. Bevan Prize for English Reading – Senior Imraan Zaindeen

5. Best Speaker’s Prize – Junior Timothy Gertzen

6. Best Speaker’s Prize – Senior Dillon Birns

7. General Knowledge Trophy Timothy Fester

8. Smyly Trophy: Awarded to the boy or group of boys who produce the

best project at the annual Wynberg Science Expo Gareth Ramsay, Christopher Leech

9. Labia Prize: Awarded for an excellent history project. Matthew Hoole

10. Vincent Grainger Memorial Prize: Awarded for excellent performance

in the South African Mathematics Olympiad Maverick Pearson, Martin Killick

11. Donald Simons Award: Awarded to the Grade 10 pupil who has shown the

most improvement over his academic performances in previous years Daniel Prytz

12. Alf Morris Award Nicholas Scott

13. Fine Family Bursary Enrich Swanson

14. Neville Blackbeard Trophy: Awarded to the tutor group showing the most spirit Mr Bradshaw

15. Forbes Smith Trophy: Awarded to the House which wins the annual

Inter-House singing competition McNaughton

16. Anthony Morris Prize: Awarded to the Grade 8 pupil who has shown the

most loyalty to the school by his participation in school activities David Mills

17. David Levitt Memorial Trophy: Awarded to the Grade 10 pupil who

was an inspiration to all his fellow students Almero Prinsloo

18. Stan Jones Prize: Awarded to the Grade 11 pupil who has shown the most

improvement over his performances in previous years at school activities Sergio Alves

M

M Pearson, M Killick D Mills E Swanson

GRADE 12

SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS (80% or more for a subject)

Sean Bradley (EGD); Anthony de Beer (EGD); John-Paul Golding (Afrikaans); Adam Janodien (IT); Rayno

Mapoe (Afrikaans); Athini Mzayiya (Xhosa); Andrew Nicolls (History); Faheem Orgill (Mathematics); Bongo

Pangwa (Xhosa); Stanton Petersen (Afrikaans); Nathan Rielly (EGD); Dominic van der Westhuizen (Afrikaans)

MERIT CERTIFICATES (70% average or better)

Stefan Botha; Ciaran Brindley; Alex Johnson; Chirac Kloppers; Migyle Stevens; Troy Straszacker; Greig

Thomson

MERIT CERTIFICATES and SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS

Touseef Banderker (Economics, Mathematics); Nathanael Boulle (EGD, Mathematics, Physical Sciences);

Matthew Bowers (Afrikaans, EGD); Michael Cheney (History); Brandon Coetzee (Afrikaans, Geography,

Physical Sciences); Dylan Cosentino (Geography, History, Physical Sciences); Athenkosi Dyoli (Physical

Sciences, Xhosa); Daiyaan Edwards (Economics, Physical Sciences); Adrian Forbes (IT, Physical Sciences);

Brett Fraser (EGD); Imaad Isaacs (Physical Sciences); Hashiem Logday (Afrikaans, History, Mathematics,

Physical Sciences); Sonwabile Luwaca (Xhosa); Reece Martin (Physical Sciences); Cody McGregor (Afrikaans,

Economics, English, Physical Sciences); Robert McKinley (History, Mathematics); Joshua Meyer (EGD,

Mathematics, Physical Sciences); Nicholas Notten (Physical Sciences); Sean Parker (EGD); Lyle Rogers

(Afrikaans); Jade Rossouw (Economics); Paul Roux (IT); Mika-Eel Sadien (Afrikaans); Matthew Slater (EGD);

Anthony Southern (EGD); Simon White-Phillips (Afrikaans, English, History, Mathematics, Physical Sciences);

Trevor Williams (English, History); Daeyaan Wilson (EGD); Nicki Zeeman (Afrikaans)

A Prinsloo C Leech, G Ramsay T Fester

SUBJECT PRIZES (1st in Subject in Grade 12) and/or MERIT CERTIFICATES and/or SUBJECT

DISTINCTIONS

Mathematical Literacy Prize Abdullah Dada

Alf Morris Geography Prize; Distinctions for Economics and Geography;

Merit Russell Gaynor

Advanced Programme Mathematics Prize; Distinctions for

Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Merit Guy Green

Templeton Music Prize; Distinction for Music Gyu Min Kim

Economics Prize; Distinctions for Economics, History and

Mathematics; Merit Koketso Mamabolo

Accounting Prize; Distinction for Accounting; Merit Quinlan Martin

SUBJECT PRIZES (1st in Subject in Grade 12) and/or MERIT CERTIFICATES and/or SUBJECT

DISTINCTIONS (continued)

F.G. Thorp Physical Sciences Prize; Distinctions for Afrikaans,

History, Mathematics, Physical Sciences; Merit Anthony McHendrie

Economics Prize; Distinctions for Economics and History; Merit Ethan Myers

Life Sciences Prize; Xhosa Prize; Distinctions for EGD, Life Sciences,

Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Xhosa; Merit Luthando Siboya

Eric Tasker History Prize; Distinctions for Afrikaans, EGD, English,

History, Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Merit Mark Timlin

Engineering Graphics and Design Prize; Distinctions for EGD,

Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Merit Dylan Wichman

GRADE PRIZES, SUBJECT CERTIFICATES, SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS

and MERIT CERTIFICATES

3rd

in Grade 12;

R.M. Friedlander English Prize; W.E. Bowden Mathematics Prize;

Distinctions for Afrikaans, English, History, Mathematics and Physical

Sciences; Merit Andrew Howe-Ely

2nd

in Grade 12; ue

D.F. Marais Afrikaans Prize; Life Orientation Prize; Visual Arts Prize;

Distinctions for English, Afrikaans, Mathematics, Economics,

Physical Sciences and Visual Arts; Merit Joshua Arendse

1st in Grade 12;

Information Technology Prize; Distinctions for EGD, English,

History, IT, Mathematics and Physical Sciences;

Merit; Martin Cleveland Dux Trophy Jason Raad

Joshua Arendse

SPECIAL AWARDS AND BURSARIES

1. SUPERA MORAS AWARDS – For all-round achievement.

A Howe-Ely J Raad

Gold awards to Luthando Siboya,Mark Timlin, Raythaan Addinall, Darryn Bright

2. EPWORTH MUSIC SOCIETY PRIZE – For contribution to music Quinlan Martin

3. PRESTON CUP – For piano sight-reading Gyu Min Kim

4. FANIE LABUSCHAGNE AWARD – For service to debating Michael Cheney

5. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CUP Andrew Howe-Ely

6. STEPHEN DOIDGE BUSINESS AWARD Koketso Mamabolo

7. OLD BOYS' MATHEMATICS PRIZE Guy Green, Joshua Meyer

8. MARK SCHÄFER TROPHY FOR MULTILINGUALISM Joshua Arendse

9. BOB ADSHADE MEMORIAL TROPHY – For the best Art Portfolio of the year Roscoe Groenmeyer

10. RYNO GREENWALL PRIZE – Awarded for the best History Project Guy green, Simon White-Philips

11. ROTARY GOOD FELLOWSHIP AWARD – To the pupil who has displayed

outstanding ability during the year in promoting healthy goodwill and fair play

among his fellows Stefan Botha

12. FRIEDLANDER MEMORIAL AWARD – For diligence and service to the school Tristan Cudworth

Michael van der Valk

13. CAXTON PRIZE – Awarded for Outstanding Effort Buhle Nkalashe

14. OLD BOYS’ AWARD – Awarded to the Top Pupil in Grade 12 Jason Raad

15. OLD BOYS’ AWARD – Awarded for the best sporting achievement Sean Bradley

16. A. FINE BURSARY Joshua Arendse, Luthando Siboya

17. THORP/RANKIN AWARD Anthony Southern

18. LIFE MEMBERSHIP OF OLD BOYS’ UNION – Awarded by the school to

the Head Prefect: Mark Timlin

19. WADE BERTRAM AWARD – Awarded to a boy in matric who by means of his example,

his caring and his leadership, has promoted an activity in the school which has enhanced

the name and spirit of the school. Voted for by the matric body. Darren van der Valk

20. DAVID HEIDMANN AWARD – Awarded to a boy who has persevered and succeeded

in the face of enormous difficulties or fierce opposition, thereby showing great

determination and strength of character Guy Green

21. CASPER CUP – Sportsman of the year Quintin Dreyer

22. WYNBERG OLD GIRLS' CUP and BUNTY JOUBERT AWARD –

Awarded for community service Cody McGregor

23. HONOURS AWARD – Awarded to the pupil or pupils for outstanding performances

which have brought honour to the school Nicholas Notten

24. FRIEDLANDER SHIELD – To the winning House for 2013 Wellington

25. WIEGMAN CUP – To the most outstanding Silver Badge Prefect Migyle Stevens

26. ANDREW FEINSTEIN CUP – To the best all-rounder in Grade 12 (Academic, Sport,

Cultural, Service) Mark Timlin

27. ABELSOHN CUP – To the Grade 12 pupil who has done the most for the School in 2013 Mark Timlin

J Raad, J Arendse, S White-Philips, C McGregor

L Seboa G Green S Botha

HONOURS AWARDS

D Wichman, J Arendse, M Timlin, A McHendrie, J Raad, S White-Philips, A Howe-Ely

SCROLLS OF HONOUR

Scrolls of Honour are presented to members of the Wynberg Boys’ High School community who have given

exceptional service to the school.

Mr Barry Jessop Dr David Green

DR DAVID GREEN

Dr David Green has the unusual honour of being elected to serve as Chairman on the Governing Bodies of all

four schools on the Wynberg campus. With his son matriculating in 2013, this brings this extraordinary period

of service to an end. However, as the outgoing Chairman, he will continue the tradition of serving the body in an

ex officio capacity.

Four years ago, he came onto the Body as Chairman of the Computer Committee. During this time, he has

helped to oversee a period of challenges and change in the I.T. sector. He has never been bullish in his ideas,

but suggested, guided, prompted. Today our IT department is innovative and pioneering, leading the way in a

period of change.

For the last two years, he has been Chairman of the Board. Knowledgable, supportive and always ready to back

new projects and ideas, his tenure saw many new projects – both physical and conceptual – rise from the

planning table to reach fruition.

He has enriched this school with his expertise, knowledge and limitless capabilities. He has always been willing

to share his wide depth of experience in so many areas of life. Whatever the calamity, he has always brought an

air of calmness and been the voice of quiet reason.

I have no doubt that the principals of all four Wynberg schools will join with me in applauding the singular

contribution to our Campus of a man who really understands the concept of selfless service.

MR BARRY JESSOP

Barry Jessop has served on the Governing Body of Wynberg Boys’ High School for the past five years. During

his son’s last year at school, he was elected Chairman and it says volumes for his commitment to this school that

he has volunteered to continue serving on the body, as an ex officio member even after his youngest son left

school.

Mr Jessop is a lawyer whose most important contribution to the Governing Body has been to the HR Committee

where he has brought his expertise in matters of the law to many of the issues which have confronted the Body.

His contribution to Wynberg over these years has been invaluable. He has helped draw up contracts, advised on

labour matters, conducted innumerable interviews.

He has served as Chairman of the Governing Body Disciplinary Committee – a role some boys in the school

would probably not remember with fondness. However, he has carried out this commitment with both

compassion and firmness – always mindful that he wears two caps – to marry what is in the best interests of the

errant boy with the best interests of the school at large.

Himself a CBC Old Boy, Barry Jessop has bought into and loyally supported the ideals of this school. He has

always been available to come to the school at a moment’s notice when called upon. His sage advice,

dependable support and total commitment have been hugely appreciated by myself and all who have served with

him.

Wynberg Boys’ High has been immensely enriched by his contribution over a number of years.