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

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JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: L-R F. Smith, D. Christie, A. Pigott, T. Wall, D. Behm, R. Berry, D. Grimshaw. Second Row: Mr. E. Rose, (coach), P. Austin, B. Paeden, R. Lauzon, P. Berry, R. Sneyd, J. Derkx, B. Madge, R. Mills. Third Row: R. McCool, G. Moore, R. Keyes, R. Fitzsimmons, P. McKeever, P. Crowhurst, G. Williams. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Robert Keyes The I960 F ootball Season was not very successful as far as the number of games won but the sportsmanship of the players did not flounder. David Behm (Captain) was our quarterback, well assisted by our halfbacks, Paul Crowhurst and Robert (Red) Berry. Graham Williams was our flying wing. Ted Wall, our right end, made an astounding run of sixty-eight yards in one memorable game. Much credit should be given to the line, comprised of Arden Pigott, Preston McKeever, David Christie, Bob Fitzsimmons, Ralph Sneyd, Paul Austin, John Derkx, Bruce Madge, Rodger Goss, Don Grimshaw, Gary Clark and many others. Being the only team this year, the Juniors were permitted to use the far su¬ perior equipment of the Senior Team. There was only one injury this season. David Behm, unfortunately is not the ideal tackle and was hospitalized for injured kidneys. The team was under the direction of Mr. E. E. Rose, well assisted by the two managers, John Bates and Ralph Pomeroy. The season was enjoyed by all the team even though it was not e specially succes sful. BABY PICTURES PAGE 42 1. Cathy Raynor, 2. Heather Dawes, 3. Marie Austrn, 4, Sue Robert, Peter Berry, Maxine Bull, 5. Carol and Jane Brickman, 6. Lynne Robinson, 7. Miss Foy, 8. Barb Henley, 9. Sandra Johnson, 10. Carol Robinson, 11. Dennis Michael and Anita Doody, 12. Eudora Highfield, 13. Joan Denyer, 15. Ralph Sneyd, 15. Bill Skitch, 17, Vern Huffman, 18 Mike Creighton, 19. Bob Fitzsimmons. 48

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CHEERLEADERS Front Row: L-R S. Finnie, L. Mann A. Churchly, E. Huggins. Back Row: W. Baskey, P. Hodgetts, J. Demill, E. Anderson, J. James, B. Malcolm. REFEREE CLINIC Back Row: L-R G. Clayton, J. Moore, T. Schoon, A. Kelly, S. Armstrong, L. Roberts, C.S. Babbitt, P. Hodgetts, P. Harris. Front Row: C. Eley, B. Hills, E. Highfield, G. Linton, J. Demill, G. Woolacott, R. A. Richardson. SENIOR GIRLS ' INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL Rosemary Walden There was great enthusiasm in the Senior Girls ' Intra-mural Basketball which took place during January and February. The Senior Girls included Grades 11, 12, 13 and each noon-hour two games were played. The teams received 2 points for a win, and 1 point for a tie. Thr¬ oughout, the points were close between 12A, 12C and 11A, but 12A proved them¬ selves superior by winning with a total of 13 points, 12C placed second with 12 points and 11A was third with 11 points. 47

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SENIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: L-R L. Moore, R. Pomeroy, L. O’Brien, R. Harness, Mr. Rose. Front Row: J. Wickett, R. Cameron, G. Pigott. PORT HOPE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR SPARTANS The Blue and White Senior Spartans of 1960-61 had an impressive 8-3 win and loss record. They started most brilliantly winning their first three games before tasting defeat. The end of their exhibition series was closely followed by the playoffs. The seniors won the sudden death game making them Northern group champions and thus advanced to the COSSA tournament. The seniors played Nicholson High School of Belleville in the first round. Led by their captain, Ron Cameron, the seniors eliminated the Quinte District School 42-40 in one of the best games of the tournament. With only a short rest the sen¬ iors entered the finals and left the floor proud losers to the COSSA champions, W ' hitby Henry Street High School. Members of the Senior Spartans were Ralph Pomeroy, Larry Moore, Roger Harness, Graham Pigott and Larry O ' Brien forwards, the guards and co-captains were Ron Cameron and John Wickett. Special mention goes to the coaches Mr. K. Rose and Mr. E. Rose for a most brilliant job. Larry O ' Brien TROPHY REGAINED! March 11. To-night the high-flying Spartan Seniors recaptured the much sought-after Old Boy ' s Trophy from the smooth but over-powered Old Boys. It was a rough, well-played contest, the lead changing hands many times. The final score was P.H.H.S. Seniors 55, Old Boys 52. The Old Boy scoring was dominated by Bullen with 17 points, E. Rose a P.H.H.S. resident, and Hibbard with 6 points each. Cameron, O ' Brien, Pomeroy and Wickett led the Seniors with 16, 10, 9 and 7 points respectively. The good sportsmanship of the Old Boy ' s was exemplified as Bill Jordon pre¬ sented the trophy to the 1961 edition of Senior Spartans. Leonard Kemlo 49