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

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UO.-.ni.4.1JLl1L.lVH:.iw T - iJean oamellsl on thenevening of Friday, november el, l952, the annual commencement Exercises of rort Perry high school were once abain held in the auditorium of the Port kerry dnited Church. The church was packed to capacity by students, yroud parents and interested spectators. This year we again had a very successful commencement, and if Je may judge by attendance we may say that it surpassed commencements of yrevious years. The students entered the auditorium of the church singing the school songs. after the hymn VO Canadan a prayer of invocation was given by Rev. wylie. The ,fincipal, mr. Crane, spoke briefly, welcoming the audience. Mr. L. Tindall, chairman of the ochool Board entressed greetings to the audience, on behalf of the Board. ne presented the Board scholarship to Georbia Brock and the senior and junior public speakin5 awards to mary wilson, nay uldred, Bonnie Milner and Mildred evans. dvd The guest speaker, wr. O'keil, a former principal of oshawa collegiate and Vocational Institute, was introduced by miss n Parker. He gave a most interesting and challenging address to.the audience. He told the students that although uanada.is a country where education is free, the individual must 5ain it for himself. Mr. macuonald thanked mr. Q'uSil for his inspirinb address. The guest speaker then presented the honour uraduation Diblonas. miss Joan Real was the vuledictorian of the graduating class. Scholarships and awards were presented to many deserving students. The Laura n. Jones scholarship Jas yreoented to Georaia Brook, the Dugal mcBride scholarship to ohirley Vance and the F wvincial aid scholarships to mary wilson, Jose Newlands, Helen Baylis, Shirley Vance and Annabelle Lee. The atheletic medals were presented to the field-day champions and school letters were awarded to Mary wilson, Gary Lawrence, marle Dobson, Donald Hadden, Betty rowell and Ronald McKinzey. The ncademicxTrophies for various subjects were presented to Enid elements, Murray Gibson, Bernice Dowson, Helen Moore, Jean oamells, nleanor Brabazon and Joan Real. The Entrance award was won by Floyd James, the Grade 9 trophy by Elizabeth Drage, and the Home kroject Trophy by oinclair Robertson and Ruby Leask. Cadet awards were presented to Joan Real and beter Sulman.