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

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1' lgvar Lfinnk Staff Back Row-left to right: Bernice Dowson, Jim Farmer, Thelma Sweetman Mabel Searle, Charlie Brinall, Lois Ashton, Gwen Till, Murray Gibson. Front Row-left to right: Gary Lawrence, Nancy Kight, Joan Chapin, Miss Trimble Jean Samells, Carolyn Naples, Ronald Wanamaker. af EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .......................... ....... .Joan Chapin ASSISTANTS Literary ..... ........................ . .. Art ........................ School Activities ....... ' Sports .................. Humour ...... Photographers ........ Business Manager . ...... ................ . .. Typists .................... ....... Identification ...... Staff Advisers ....... ...... .. Jean Samells ........Jam.es Farmer Nancy Kight Anne Chapman Gary Lawrence Caroline Naples Ronald Wanamaker Parkinson Earle Dobson Charles Brignall Students from Grade XI and Special Commercial Bernice Dowson Miss G. Trimble, B.A. Miss M. Neale, B.A. Mr. G. MacDonald, B.A.

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'-Txvrntinrn Stuhnntz Cllnunril aah Eitvrarg Snririg Back Row-Diana Rae McCully, Paul Peel, Don Hadden, Bob Gibson, Joan Chapin. Front Row-Kent Gerrow, Mary Wilson, Mr. Crane, Bernice Dowson, Sandra James. Back Row-left to right: Dennis Woods, George Mahaffy, Bill Lane, Gary Tummonds, Murray Gibson. Centre Row-left to right: Joy McCully, Joan Hallett, Nancy Kight, Dorothy Wilbur, Muriel MacMaster, Gwen Till. Front Row-left to right: Ken Hallett, Marina Lee, Alan Reesor, Miss Neale, Bernice Dowson, Ronald Wanamaker, Eleanor Brabazon.

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Banrva THE AT HOME ' Gur iifth annual Hat HomeU was held in the appropriately decorated gymnasium on December l9. A The members of the Literary Society, under the capable directionaof Bernice Dowson, erected decorations to portray the Christmas mood. Theystage was adorned with streamers and wreaths. On each side were clusters'oDspainted evergreens bearing glistening tinsel. At the opposite end of the room was a gaily decorated and illuminated tree standing amidst a colourful array of parcels, gPoinsettiasand evergreen boughs brightened the walls, , ,Q 1, - 'Eg we g5Gasbnal and-popular music mingled with albitime favourites, as provided by the Sevenaires, helped to make the evening a success. The reception committee, consisting of Mary Wilson, Mr. and Hrs. Crane, and Mr. and Hrs. MacFarlane, warmly welcomed the dancers to this, our annual formal dance, At intermission a appetizing lunch was served by the Athletic Society. The combined efforts of the Students' Council, the Literary and Athletic Societies proved very successful in arranging our l952 HAt Homen. fDoris DeNurel FIELD DAY DANCE KShirley Diamondl Following a very exciting Inter-School Field Meet, the annual Field Day Dance was held in our gymnasium, artistically decorated with autumn leaves which adorned the walls and were sprinkled on the floor, Students from the other schools participating in the Field Meet, Beaverton, Blackstock, Uxbridge and Whitby, were invited to the dance, and their presence added greatly to the pleasure of the evening, Prizes were provided for special dances, and everyone enjoyed the occasion in spite of the strenuous activities which preceded it.