Port Hope High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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BARBARA KEYES: Barb, with her cheerful spirit has always been an enthus¬ iastic basketball and volleyball player in P.H.H.S. Last year she made an excellent president of the Girls Athletic Associa¬ tion, especially with her announcements in assembly. She has also been a member of the French Club. Barb is sure to succeed inPhys. Ed. at Western. PAUL KNIGHT: Paul blew into Port Hope in his well-known leisurely fashion back in 57. Since then, this future student of Engineering has drilled us in the merits of the best university in Canada - Waterloo. He has to his credit three scholarships, one trip to Uranium City, and one trained flea. Paul has contributed to Student ' s Council, Senior Band, and Monday nights he turns sailor down at Skeena. He ' s also interested in photography. MARJORIE LANG: Marj. has contributed much during her high school years at P.H.H.S. She has participated in such school functions as French Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, and last but not least, the Cheerleading Squad. On Field Day she displayed her skills as a fast runner and a strong jumper carrying away many of the pri¬ zes. Marj. will certainly be an asset to Peterborough Teacher ' s College next year. MARY LAWSON: Charlottie has been a happy member of our class since Grade 9. She has been active in Glee Club, president of the Music Council and this year of N otre Cercle Francais . Next year she plans to attend Teacher ' s College. JOAN MAY: Farm , since her arrival here three years ago has added a spark of life to our class. She has p a r t i c i p a t e d in various sports and this year has taken an active part in the Blue ' N White. Joan plans to attend MacDonald College this fall where she is sure to be successful. PAUL McCREERY: Although completing Grade thirteen successfully last year, Paul returned in order to obtain a higher standing. He is still a member of the Cadet Corp. and supports the rifle team. He will study engineering at U. of T. next year. KEN MENZIES: Ken is one of our recent recruits, having come from Deep River. He has quickly become one of our most valuable mem¬ bers in that he was chosen president of the Boy ' s A. A. Ken de¬ lights in keeping us awake in English with his controversial questions. We hear from various sources that he is an avid fan of the fairer sex and night life. 19

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GORDON CLARK: Gordon comes to school in the little green bus you see par¬ ked in front of the school every morning. Upon graduation he would like to go to Ryerson. At present his main objective is to find 3 more boys to go West with him this summer. Far away fields look greener . JOHN CRAWFORD: John, an erstwhile supporter of the Cadet Corps, as a marksman, has spent five years becoming an expert in his fav¬ ourite sports. He played Midget hockey and is an ardent golfer. He hopes to study Engineering at Waterloo. JOHN CROWHURST: John, our clever cartoonist, is quite musical and played in the band and orchestra, as well as singing in the Glee Club for several years. He contributed to BAA, dramatics, basketball, Students 1 Council. We ' ll always remember his contribution to the Fabulous 4 and Teen Temp. Coupling his maths and art, John has his sights set on an Architectural course in U. of T. JACKIE DEMILL: Responding to the call of her natural athletic ability, Jackie has participated in intra-mural basketball and volleyball since her first year here, and consequently has become well known. This year she was a capable guard on the senior girls ' basket¬ ball team and industrious president of the G. A. A. With such a record, it is evident that Jackie will be a success when she becomes a Physical Education Teacher. ROBERTA EVERSON: Bert , with her friendly smile and little giggle, has been a cheerful and well-liked member of the class. She has sung in the Glee Club since Grade 9, was a member of French Club and played intra-mural volleyball and basketball, Next year Roberta will be found in t r a i n i n g at Kingston General Hospital, where she is sure to make everyone ' s life happier. VERN HUFFMAN: Vern is the philosopher and strongman of 13A. Besides being historically factual Vern is hysterically funny and was our Grade 12 History-English prize winner. Last year he revived our drama society, took the leading role in 12A ' s Pygmalion and made Play Night the highlight of the year. Next year, Vern hopes to attend R . M. C. ELIZABETH-ANN KERR Lynn came to us in Grade 10 from Toronto. She has been active in intra-mural sports and p 1 a y e d on the school Senior Girls ' Team last year. Senior inter - school V o 11 e y b a 11 and being President of the D r a m a t i c Society keep her busy this year. Lynne ' s plans include English and H i s t o r y at Queen ' s followed by Journalism at Carleton. 18

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MARYLYN MITCHELL: Has a fine academic record atP.H.H.S. and took part in the French Club for some time. She also represented her class of 9C as a member of the Girls A. A. Upon graduation she plans to attend Teacher ' s College or study Latin and French at the U. of T. DOROTHY MULDREW: Dorothy has been a member of the Glee Club since Grade 9. She has played her violin in the orchestra, and taken an active part in intra-mural games. She ' s a hard worker and plans to attend Peterborough Teacher ' s College next year. JIM MURRAY: Jim opened his high school career with a dramatic role in the Junior Play. As an important member of the Cadet Corps he attended Camp Ipperwash and Camp Bordon and also Banff Na¬ tional Camp last summer. His hobby is music and many times we have heard his piano. Jim hopes to study Business Adminis¬ tration at Ryerson. BRIAN O ' CONNOR: Table-tennis addict, and red-haired math student, is Grade 13 ' s dependable (??) chauffeur, as his brother before him. He is an ardent fisherman, boatsman, and the Ann Landers for bewildered math students. Upon finishing his upper school ed¬ ucation Brian will step into his already-secured position at the Royal Bank. He hopes to further his education after leaving P.H.H.S. through correspondence. JEAN PEMBERTON: Jean has been a diligent student as well as an active par¬ ticipant in sports . She has been a talkative member of French Club. Jean plans to attend Peterborough Teacher ' s College next year. MARY LOU ROBERTS: Mary Lou, a hard-working student of Botany and Zoo, also sparks in History and we ' re sure she ' ll never forget who Dag Hammarskjold is. She has served several years in the Blue ' N White. We ' re all very fond of Mary Lou, and wish her the best when she goes on to Teacher ' s College. MARY ROSE: Mary, one of the most likeable persons in 13A, is also one of the busiest. This year she is our Blue ' N White rep. Through¬ out her high school life she has taken part in numerous musical organizations. A hard worker, she is sure to succeed at Mc- Mas ter. 20