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

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hr iqilltnp High on the hilltop above the town, Sits a school of great renown. Every day from eight till nine Boys and girls endeavour to climb Up to the top of that sloping hill Where they are seldom a minute still. Upon the campus grassy and green, Lively students may be seen Tumbling 'neath the shade of tlze trees, Or, gaily marching in the breeze As the Sergeant Major of cadets stands Shouting out his numerous commands. But when indoors, where all should be quiet, It seems impossible for some to try it. In one of the corners two girls chatter brightly, While Miss Neale orders them to look less sprightly. And, once in awhile, CL rare brush flies Swiftly, past teacher's watchful eyes. And, at this school, high on the hill There are sports, exams, and music to fill The lives of young folk, happy and gay, Who, very soon, will make their way Out into the world, where oft they'll stop To recall glad days on old hilltop. -MARY J EA N DoBsoN