Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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Grade X B Page 2 If vou have env Questions to ask that she knows. Mildred Evans is alwavs there on her toes. Ivan's three times better this year than last Liss Neale is still stumced on his conduct nest. , Ralph's the farm hov in our grade ten. When He's through q with the cows, he's talking bout hens. Our junior Qaruso attracts all the girls, hels easv to find 4 with those orettv blonde curls. , , French and Latin to John are so dense, he can't imagine then 1 ' ,making sense. 1 'Dan could be called an amateur clown, but w1thout Stan and Don he looks reallv let down. . He abneers to be tired an? almost asleep, lt's no wonder . to Foster that Franc? is so deep.. . Bob Gihson is quite a nice guy. He's.reallv verv clever but a . little too shy fwith Shirlevb, . , ,,-:,,,,,,,,,.t -- me-l ' ' an V'lfXfxiN o , fc X2Ll,fPi35yLsX:Qz:SNl3Sg .' '- iff' X M X xl - f' Tv' f for X, . X if M ' :ig-ZA'---. R l 'Va - - ' ., f . 5: I fanw I5 le k'i U. Xdv D Vxiqi tHE COWWS Qiongs vUj3!95 Q bi+vt fimvn Sam? grabs INN I ' ' ' .fw- .',a muikw na WT

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Grade XB -f' Yvonne Milner has a handsome attraction. Ihen the girls see ' Bill, they move into action. Nancy Kight a girl we all know, goes for Norm at the Basketball ' show. f Kay Hallet's a girl whom the boys go for, when it comes to Roddy she hits the score. ' June Painter you would hardly guess, will become a nurse and a traveller, yes? i For her good nature and ease on the eyes flaine Yeo would surely take the prize. Georgia, Georgia is what she plays, because Faye Edgar likes the Franky Laine way. Bruce, Bruce is all we hear. Qwhen Esabel GIBSON is standing near.f At the High School's FieLi-Day Anne CHAPMAK'S the Queen. when it ' comes to sports she's there on the scene. Wdimmy saysn is all we hear, When Barbara Heayn is sitting near. Kent Gerrow sure has our eyes poppin' when riding around in a little blue Austin. - . When it comes to tumbling Dorene Reader's the girl, She stands on ' her head and goes for a whirl. Patsy Lane is a girl who trusts her luck, when riging around in the bakery truck. A f , Shirley Diamond, whom we call Gert, Keeps telling Ernie that she's i not a flirt. WTim,J. t :aa sw 1rie:Lfn1 van igut near sandra say, She'S going to be an actress, in Hollywood some day. Pat Qlarke gets excited when Barny is near, She says she is ' mad but he doesnft fear. Qarbara Diamond's a girl with lots of cheer. We hope she'll soon be coming back here. On the bus she's always called Nbaby dollU, but at school she's Loiguggggdjson to us all. Lois Leask surely goes to bed, with dreams of Garnet in her head. ,Qianne Lunney thinks of John. Everyni ht from evening till dawn. Joan Ray makes things really fizz. Expecially at dancing she's a whiz.

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K 10 B ' ,. .A Absent, Shirley Diamond, Faye Edgar, Sondra James, Diane Lunney From left to right Back Row Mr. Parkinson, Nancy Kieht, Lois Leash, Isabel Gibson, Kay Hallett, Lois Sandison, Pat Clarke, Yvonne Milner, Barbara Heayn. Middle Row: Kent Gerrow, Anne Chapman, Pat Lane, Dorene Reader, Barbara Diamond, June Painter, Elaine Yeo, Joan Ray, Mildred Evans. ' ' Front Row: Ivan Colins, Ralph Dusty, Foster Rowland, Dan James, Ken Hallet,Bob Gibson, John Hewitt. ll A ' Back Rowg Miss. Lawrence, Aldene Klein, Earl Bacon, Ray Dearborn, Alan Reesor, Garry Lawrence, Earl Dobson, Edward Drake, Martin Olesen, Ron Wanamaker, Murray Gibson, Jean Hilliams, Joan Ballard. Front Row: Beverley Michell, Joyce Dowson, Diane Rae Mc Culley, Tary Jean Dobson, Faye Hayden, Mabel Searle, Isabel Baylis, Helen Judge, Marion Forester, Loraine Tooaood. . Absent: earnet Palmer. ll B A A F' Bach Row: Misa Neale, John Pallock, John Taylor, Jim Wilkinson, Earl Redman, Ted Lamb,.Bob Huliday, Grant Butt, Charles Brignall, Lloyd Belfadr, Rey Lane, Larry Kendall. Middle Row: Paul Peel, Jaan Chapin, Kay Aldred, Freida FcCul19ugh, Jean Dtcne, Enid Clements, Isabel Sturman, Gwen Till, Bill Lamb. Front Row: Louella Doobie, Bernice Dowssn, Turion Kight, Vera Howsam, Jean Leash, Mary Till. -f ,1 Absent: Doris Dearborn, Donna Dawson, Marie Sweetman, Glenn Iclntyre.