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

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Front Row: R. Elliston, W. Gorsline, L. Winfield, R. Winfield, W. White. Back Row. P. McKeever, Capt. Mumby, T. Hunt, K. Heykoop. The Port Hope Cadet Corps Band, reinforced by an experienced drum line is under the able direction of C Lft. J. Murray and is being aided by music director L. Werner. The Officers of the Corps are: Headquarters C.O.- C Mjr. L. Winfield 2 i c - C Capt. V. Huffman C.S.M. - C Sgt. Mjr. R. Cameron Flag Party Lft. T.J. Schoon Sgt. E. Lowes Sgt. R. Pragnell Stores: CQMS - C Sgt Mjr. McCreery C S Sgt. Hutnyck C Sgt. J. McElroy Band: C Lft. J. Murray 1 st Platoon: C Lft. Elliston C Cpl. J. R . Ashby C Cpl. R. Pomeroy C Cpl. J.A.A. Bigelow 2nd Platoon: C Lft. R.L. O ' Brien C Cpl. W. Gorsline C Cpl. D. Vanhinsberg C Cpl. P. Wakely 3rd Platoon: C Lft. J. Wickett C Cpl. P. Crowhurst C Cpl. R. Keyes C Cpl. T. Kennedy Although reduced to a voluntary basis, the spirit of the corps still thrives, and we are hoping to make another good showing at the annual inspection, in May. C Cpl. D. Vanhinsberg C Sgt. G. Gifford C L-Cpl. F. Rose C L-Cpl. G. Pigott C Sgt. L. Kemlo C L-Cpl. K. Wilson C L-Cpl. W. Hunt C L-Cpl. J. Bradley C L-Cpl. J. Walkey C L-Cpl. J.L. Ton 36

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CADET CORPS OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS Front Row: J. Schoon, J. Wickett, V. Huffman, L. Winfield, L. O ' Brien, J. Murray, R. Elliston. Second Row: Mr. Hass, Capt. Mumby, Mr. Trevor, Mr, Werner. Banff National Cadet Camp: J. Murray. Summer Recruit Course: Hastings and Prince Edward Regt. D. Cappler R. Nainby P. Dent P. Lowes W. Gorsline C. Groocock D. Vanhinsburg P. Wakely W. White L. Kemlo D. Duchesne Shooting Programme . 303 Rifle Strathcona Rifle Match, Eastern Ontario Area - I960 Class A Our A team won first with 293 points. The team members were: Leigh Winfield Dennis Torrell John Hancock Harold Plummer Bill White Robert Hill Leigh Winfield had the second highest score of the area in A class. Class B Port Hope ended up fourth in very stiff competition in the B class. The members are: Sanford Haskill John Walkey Raymond Elliston Charles Groocock Bill Gorsline Hugh Nichols Class C The C M Team ran a good second in its class, and there was one individual winner, Ray Winfield, third in the Area of Class C , The members were: Ray Winfield Ted Hunt Ricky Rose Robert Keyes Klaas Heykoop .22 Rifle Shooting The following will represent Port Hope at Belleville In May to retrieve the Duffy Trophy: L. Winfield P. McCreery W. Gorsline R. Elliston P. McKeever R. Winfield 35

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MUSIC COUNCIL MUSIC COUNCIL Front Row: L-R B. Burley, B. Malcolm, B. Fitzsimmons, D. Wladyka, P. Dent, Back Row: J. Dent, Mr. Werner, S. Armstrong. By Doreen Wladyka On Sept. 26th., the first meeting of the 1960-61 Music Council was held in Room 219. A quick survey revealed that Grade 11 had captured the seniority of this year ' s council. The election of officers took place and the following bravely faced a year of dutiful service: President Peter Dent (Glee Club) Vice-President Lawrence Cleary (Senior Band) Secretary-Treasurer Bonnie Malcolm (Orchestra) Historian Doreen Wladyka (Glee Club) Publicity Convener Sue Armstrong (Senior Band) Students ' Council Bob Fitzsimmons (Orchestra) After Christmas the following were added: Reps from Junior Band - Judy Dent and Bruce Burley. This year the Music Council worked in conjunction with other organizations on several occasions. The first of these was on October 28th. , when the council negotiated with the Music Department of Kenner Collegiate of Peterborough. The council ' s endeavours resulted in a highly enjoyable afternoon concert by the com¬ bined orchestras of the two schools. Then, on November 9th, the Music Council corroborated with the Dramatic Society and sponsored a trip to Toronto to see the ever-popular Broadway Mus- ica l My Fair Lady , at the newly-opened and fabulously beautiful O ' Keefe Cen¬ tre for the Performing Arts. I am sure that the memory of this thrilling per¬ formance will remain with us for a long time to come. Commencement was held on November 18th. On this memorable occasion the past president of the Music » Council,Mary Lawson, following in her brother Art ' s footsteps, received the Dean Wilson Memorial Trophy for her outstanding contri¬ bution in music. Soon after Commencement came the exams, after which, everyone joyfully heralded the beginning of the Christmas Season. On that last snowy day of school the students, gaily humming Carols with thoughts of holiday parties dancing in their heads, assembled in the gym for the Annual Christmas Party. It was a huge success and complete with all safety precautions for Santa. (There has been a ru¬ mour going around that someone has already signed for ' Throne-Testing for next 37