Amajuba High School hosted its Matric Farewell on Friday night at The Pines. Pupils of the school were dressed to
impress, with jewelled tones and stunning gowns making a turn on the red carpet.
The buzzing bees: Jaimee Labuschagne and Robin van Heerden.
The elephant march was an audience favourite. Right: Baloo the Bear and Mowgli (Eric Lauwrens and Marcel Wellman) have a joyful reunion.
The fierce Shere Khan – a remarkable performance by Malwande Kubheka.
Die LRA Eiendomsagente Eisseltrofee vir die sportvrou van die jaar: Jessica Shanahan
Service to the school: Victor Ndawonde and Trishen Pillay
Die LRA Eiendomsagente Eisseltrofee vir die sportvrou van die jaar: Jessica Shanahan
Ambassador: Kevin Johnson. Left: Pearl Xaba and Lesedi Khumalo were part of the Youth Choir camp.
Dux students: Tanya Loubser (left) and Franci-Mari Gregory (right).
Head Prefects (left to right): Sonja Ackerman, Jan-Harm Bezuidenhout, Georgia Viljoen (head girl), Lindokuhle Maphumulo (head boy), Alex Cason and Zwelisha Mnguni.
Pearl Xaba and Lesedi Khumalo were part of the Youth Choir camp.
Service to the school: Victor Ndawonde and Trishen Pillay
Head Boy: Dylan Mare; Head Girl: Mercia Papazaharius;
Zhen Lee Wang walked away with many awards for various subjects. They included Accounting, LO, Commerce, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Afrikaans First Additional and the bilingualism prize. Congratulations to her for achieving the prestigious title of being the Dux learner of DHS for 2016.
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