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

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RETROSPECT Isobel Baylis All in all it has been a good year as we recall the past year's opportunities and advancements. First we remember the newcomers of Grade nine and their day of initiation. Both at local and inter-school meets our field days were successful. Basketball was the best fun and ?XCit'3m'31'1'C fOr 3311, with its amazing successes, accompanied by the grand performance of our cheerleaders. Our commencement showed the year 1950- 5l's achievements along with the enjoyment of music and speeches. The gaily decorated gynmasium was the scene of the Lth annual AT HOME. ' The Christmas Dance in a Winter wonder land brincs back to us the gay spirits of Christmas. UTrial by Juryh proved to be something different to us and a fine performance, along with the public speaking. We think back to election days, noon lunches and detentions. A new symn floor, lengthened periods, locker space and class- room chanqes met some of the requirements of our school. Thus draws to a close another year of vivid and happy memories which take us back to the friendly and carefree atmosphere of school days. Students of 1952, let us bid farewell.

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