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

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AT HOME The annual WAt Homen of the Port Perry High School was held on Friday evening, March l9, l954, under the auspices of the Students Council. All the young ladies and their escorts, who are either attending High School now or have done so in the past came radiantly into the gymnasium where they were greeted by the reception line: JERE SAHELLS, ALLAN REESOR, MR. and MRS. S. M. MAOFaHLANE, MH. and MRS. J. CRANE, BEHMICE DO SON and EARLE DOBSON. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Andrew's Orchestra in the light of the light- house. During the evening a few novelty dances were held. The first spot dance was won by MH. and MRS. NOHM HLDHBD. Later on in the evening, MH. and MRS. DOUG HAYES were the couple on the lucky spot. An elimination dance was won by MBS. IVAN HAUGEh and MR. BILL CARNEGIT. About the middle of the evening everyone joined in the grand march upstairs to the audit- orium where tables were gaily decorated to have lunch. Lunch was served by some of the girls now attending High School and consisted of sandwiches, cakes, coffee and garnishes. The highlight of the evening came when the Queen of the Ball was chosen. This lucky winner was DOROTHY GRaHAM escorted by FHLD DENURE. Everyone left for home with a memory of a pleasant evening and memories that will last. The gym was gaily decorated with blue and white streamers, and was based on an Wocean theme? ISABEL FAUX

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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.

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