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

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LSA-5l'N.Jii'l'IISHLL A most enthusiastic group of some 3O P.P.H.S. youngsters played junior league intramural basketball with Jack Owen, Garnet Palmer, Sinclair Robertson and George Cochrane acting as captains. With each team playing two games each week for about six weeks, the final standing prior to the play-offs was l. Owen's, 2.Lawrence's 3, Cochrane's. 4. Robertson's. In were Owen's beat Robertson's 39-19 28-ll in the semi-final games. In the junior play-offs the results and Lawrence's beat Cochrnae's the final play-off tussle, Owen's team earned the honour of Junior Intramural champs for l952-53 by decisioning LawrenceYs quintet by a count of junior cage champs were Jack Owen Ccaptainl, James, Bob Gibson, Gary Tummonds. A very fine intergrade playoff was also with Grade ll beating Grade l2 by a tally of tussle and then the Grade elevener's went on 2l-l3. Members of this Dave Jackson, Floyd held in basketball 15-8 in a semi final to edge Grade l3 and Special Commercial in a real thriller by a 26-23 margin. Members of the Grade ll Intergrade Basketball champs for l952-53 are Jack Owen Ccaptainb, Bob Gibson, John Hewitt, Charlie Bailey, Sinclair Robertson Bud Warriner and Melvin Dittrick. VOLLEYBALL The top intergrade athletic competition within the school as far as the boys were concerned was in volleyball with teams from Grades lO, ll, l2 and l3 with Special Commerciali Grade l2 edged l3 and Sp. Comm. l5-l3 in a real hair-raiser, in the finals the lead see-sawed between Grade ll and Grade l2 throughout the contest but with the score knotted at l9 to give the boys who won the interirade basketball title ancther laurel in their athletic achieve- ments for the year. 3 INTYAHURAL GYMNA STIC AWARDS . fy, A After considerable discussion a combined boys ani girls athletic athletic awards in phases in which to appear as minature forms of the and planning it was passed at meeting to provide intramural students excelled, 'These were , game for which they were awarded and hence were entirely different than school bars. ,The athletic socities were rather lax in letting this important item of business lay unattended and it is hoped it will be carried out early next year. This plan of giving intramural athletic award recognition has proven successful in all the schools in which it has been used with Pickering H.S. being one of the most recent to install its practice, I soFTBALL, 3 N A complete intergrade softball tournament is being planned.for noonhours following our cadet inspection but the results will not be available for this year's Year Book. 'At present it appears Grade lZ and Grade.llgwill meet in the finals and an excellent series is V. p anticipatedfw f. G. . fi ' A sG4R.A.D.E-Q , 1 , - J A Individual play-offs 9A and B with the honours basketball game ending in a tie. . , - f 1 , were held in various games between Grades being fairly well distributed, and the

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, v . . ,-. 4... U If V IAUUAJQ 4. Uwiny to an exceptionally mild winter and the resulting lack of ice our hockey stars failed to twinkle this the meantime their brilliance was evident only hodhil Qnnid elements? then the phones begin to Jinhle Then we know it's hockey night and our nerves are all Natinulew, m5 we haste will all our might. me mast find our gloves and tads, ge must check our sticks and puck, Then we join the other lads, as we Jish each other lack. soon our team is on the rink. T-en the other comes along, as we look, our spirits sink, 'oause their players are so strong. The teams warm up, the puck is dropped, we check and shove and shoot and pass, Then in their goal the Our team has won a game at last! puck is popped, fs f,tV .L A LA.: KI1'L4 u.4 lNorma Levinson: 'Twas the day of that all important Tue Leafs were restless, the pruins giving last minute skated on to the ice. made, the Leafs had the puck game, the same, The coaches were 'advice Before both teams The face-off was which was shot at the net without any luck, Until the rebound nednedy aot and this Nas the goal the naaf team had sought. year on paper ,The play was more rapid neu, players flew like stead J s They seemed to do everything but get the puck in the ets The Boston team had its chances, the teafs had the s mc, Ere either team knew, three minutes remained in the she with the fatal score standing zero to one The Boston team realized something had to bc done The minutes, the seconds, all quickly flew past Loth teams seemed to know that this score would l The final bell went, the Leafs were the winners. They all returned home to a feast of not dinners. ast