1988 School Magazine

Clther lnter,House activities in which lllirschielcl trionoured her orange colours were the lnter-i-loilse Cymnastics and Debating. Our momentous viciory apC one which will always remain embedded on my oianse Head is the lnter-House Drama competition. Hirsllife'icl really proved How orange we could be. With the incredibly orange citizenship of Miranda Pattenr, l(atie Firster, Katie Bleakley, Sophie Daley, Julie Firs'rer' 3ql Melanie Flaskas, we Hirschfeldians came SECCND, onlv Half a point behind the winners One very Hirschfeldian member and who, in onange fact, is the father of our Orange House, startecl urp i1 orange communication systenr where we Had mixed roll calls. We Hirschfeldians owe our orange force to this great member of Hirschfeld, Mr Stuart. Still to come in the Hirschfeld year are the lnter-l-louse Athletics, Choir competition and our Hirschfeld s'tallon School Day. I l'{onestly believe that Hirschfeld is the orangest House in the school. Sonya Van de Graaff

E-g E EaSeE{ FiiLED E{ @ EJSE Happy llirschfeldians began the year with a n-"{air-raising Hirschfeldian Day. Yes folks, it was the Year Fight Crientation Day, where all year Fights cherished the chance of playing all sorts of Hirschfeldian games. What huppy memories I behold of that orange day! The Year Eights proved to be an orange force of great strength and cha racl er. Another Hour that Flirschfeld grabbed to Harbour the orange spirit was our Hirschfeld l-"{ouse barbecue. Munching on our very own Hirschfeld Hamburgers, we Florsed around, contemplating the overwhelming force of "Hirschfeld" by Harnessing the boarders with our Hirschfeld warcries. Yet another duy of victory was the lnter-House Swimming. Flirschfeld once again horrified all Houses with Her Horrendous spirit. We Hirschfeldians really know How to shout for the Hirschfeld cause. We won the prestigious prize for being the most orange and we were thrrs the best House there!

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