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

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TEA DANCE On Thursday afternoon, January 28, l95h, a tea dance was hgld in the auditorium of the High School in aid of the HDANARUPT ElGHTW, This was strictly a student dance and the students enjoyed dancing from 2 o'clock to 3:30. The spot dance was won by Miss UARULTNE MAPLLS and Ur, H. GUHL. Their prize was a free bottle of pop in the cafeteria.- Several dances were introduced daring the afternoon: broom dances, snow ball dances and a bingo dance. The main dance of the afternoon was i'-i a square dance which brou ht hoots from all corners of the auditorium. The students were all given the chance to dance by choosing partners by numbers, a sadie Hawkins dence and numerous Paul Jones. The music was supplied by records enyineered by hr. Jaoi LOKQON and Miss Bn33nRA LwV5, Refresh- ments were served in the cafeteria by Miss G. Tilgcii and gr, GQQRGL HAHAFFY. The students left the auditorium wiarily for their transportation home but with memorable - thoughts of the past fun. Isabel Faux BAQKJTBALL DANCE On January the twenty ninth, the annual basketball dance was held in the auditorium of the High School sponsored by the Athletic Society. A variety of dances was staged throuchout the evening including broom dances, snow ball dance, elimination and square dances, and numerous round dances. The music was suppli d bv records, chosen bv our Music Master Mr. JACA DUJQON. Lurch was served in the cafeteria by the Group in charge and everyone went home happy after a full evening of fun and gaiety.

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.SADIE HAFKINS' DANCE On Friday the Thirteenth of October, the girls tagged their men and brought them to the Sadie Hawkins' Dance sponsored by the Literary Society, at the High School. The auditorium was gaily decorated in orange and black for this lively event. The boys looked quite charming with vegetable corsages. HR. and MRS. CRANE acted as iudses of the corsages. HOMIE KLLLUC was wearing the winning corsage, which was made by QHlRLEY DIAMOND. The winners of the first spot dance was JOAN CALBBRY with JACL DOmsON, and the second spot dance found PHTQY LlLrnlCK with KLITH GI'JCN on the lucky spot. Durinf intermission a lunch of Kickapoo Joy Juice, commonly known as Apple Cider, and Doughnuts was served. A fame of Musical Arms was played with winners being KEMT Gniidm and KEN HALLETT. Everyone claimed this a very outstanding event of the year. Eleanor Hutchinson Q3HmHTlQ QIGHT DANQE On December the fourth, a dance was staged after the plays. The boys set all the chairs up and the students enjoyed dancing to records for about an hour and a half. Isabel Faux QHE cagisnms tmvca The Christmas Dance sponsored by the Literary Society was held Tuesday evening, December the eight- eenth in the auditorium of the high school being tastefully decorated bv a committee from the Literary Soc'ety of ISABEL GlBsCk, KEN HALLETT and NANCY KIGHT with all the members of the society and many others, The orchestra was seated behind a huge sleigh which was in a setting of silver trees which JACK OMEN, BOB GIBSON, KDN HALLSTT, and nLLVlN DiTTRlCK had sprayed. A lunch of cake and coffee was served which everyone enjoyed. Altogether the evening was a social success and everyone had a good time. Amy Willis

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SOCK HOP On Tuesday evening February 9, after a skating party on the lake a sock-hop was held in the audit-. orium of the school. Everyone removed their foot wear excepting the socks and glided around the floor to the music of records under the supervision of the music man, Mr. JACK DOWSON. Many interesting dances were staged during the even- inn. We all formed squares and had a good old -fashioned square dence which brought hoots and cheers from every corner of the Auditorium. Everyone enjoyed partaking in the broom dances, and many other variety dances. Lunch was served by the Athletic Society in the cafeteria and the night came to an end only too soon. VALENTINE DANCE On Saturday evening February the twentieth , a Valentine Dance was sponsored by the Athletic Society in the auditorium of the high school. Gay red and white streamers formed a ceiling to the entrance and an attractive appearance to the front of the room. Music was supplied by records under the selection of our record profession of Mr, JACn DO SON, During the evening an eliminatian dance was won by Miss Ann Clark and Hr. 1.f Doug Alveso Each one received a huge chocolate bar. A snowball dence was started by Miss ISABEL GIBSON and Mrp ROSS HAQE and ISABEL finished with RONALD WALLACE and ROSS with pORld QENURE all receiving prizes. Souare dances and round dances filled the evening with merriment for all within reach of music. Lunch consisting of cake and soft drinks, was sold in the cafeteria during intermission. BASKETBALL LANCE On Saturday evening April lC, l95l+Q a dance was held in the auditorium of the hiah school under the auspices of the Girlls Basketball Teams. The music was carefully selected bv gr. Jack Dowson and everyone enjoyed picking up their heels in the nevelty dances. The winners of the elimination dance were Miss MAYRENE JAMES and Mr. PETER SULMAN. The statue dance was won by Miss MURIEL TUMhJNLS and hiss EORLA VqhhlhG. The prize for the spot dancg went to Miss ISABEL FAUX and Mr, GEORGE COCH RARE. During the evening, sandwiches. cookies and pop were sold in the cafeteria. Everyone reported enjoying the time with the girls of the Basketball Teams.