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

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IOB FORM PREVIEWS--QUOTATIONS ATKIN RRTRR BAYLIS LESTER RONTORT PEARL OALRRRRY JOAN RORSOR HUGH DOWSON CAROL OOWSOR JACK FLLTCHER BARRY FRALICK GLORIA HAYRLs DAVR HEAYN SANDRA ROROINS GAIL HUTCHINOON QLEANOA LEL GEORGE LEVINSON NORMA MACMASTER MURIEL MCGUIRE DON MCINTYRE RON MEDD La 'L--f RENCE PAVLIK CHARLES PUGH JANDRH SLUTE MURRAY TOBIN DENNIS WALLACE EVELYN WARNICK ELLEN WILKINS LORNE WILLIAMSON ALEX WOODS DENNIS Gay wit and humour sly, danced laughing in'his dark brown eye There's no use agreeing with me now, Marilyng I've changed my mind She is blessed with sympathetic disposition' but she wastes it on herself A kindly smile to all she leant I Bees are not as busy as we think they areg they just can't buzz any slower It's all right to hold a conversation, but you should let go of it now and then Men who kiss and tell are not half as bad as those who kiss and exagverate Fifty per cent of the world are women but they always seem a novelty Cherish all your happy momentsg they make a fine cushion for old aqe Some minds are like concreteg all mixed up and permanently set As cool as the inside of a wave Love lights her up like a pin ball machine The best camouflage for a women's bowleas is a low neckline Goodwill is the mightiest practical force in the universe Nhat this country needs is less public speak- ing and more private thinking She had lost the art of eonxersation, but not, unfortunately, the power of speech Business is never good business till it makes a friend Many a motorist whose eyes flit from limb to limb has hit a tree The human soul on fire is man's greatest weapon I am born happy every morning A My baby-sitter eats everything in the ice-box But every feature had the power to aid the expression of the hour I like long walksg especially when they are taken by girls who annoy me A mother's pride, a father's joy Her kindness and her worth to spy, You need but gaze on Ellen's eye. The one way to make friends is not to give them away You've got to do vour own growing, no matter how tall your grandfather was Some people grow under rwsponsibilityg others merely swell

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ll!-LEE Abraham, Ray Bacon, Keith Dowson, Doris Faux, Isabel Farmer, Jim Gibsonk-Keithg Graham, Dorothy Ann Honey, Helen Lane, Bill lanson, Evelyn Jackson, George Lamb, Muriel Lee, Helen Mahaffy, George McEachern, Thelma McNenly, Fern Naples, Caroline Parrott, Helen Phoenix, Mary Rider, David Sommerville, John Walker, Marilyn Wilbur, Dorothy Williams, Helen Willis, Amy GRADE ll FORM PREVIEWS FAVOURITE PASTIME Taking a holiday Trying to grow up Telling jokes Riding around with Carl . Speaking to the girls Chasing the girls Making eyes at the boys Trying to imitate Rita Hayworth Ringing Bells Looking for the moon Studying figures and angles Writing fan letters to George Riding around in the coupe Being a ladies man Keeping up with the times Fishing around for a man Going for Myles to watch a hockey game Studying with George Writing letters Eating beans and onions Eating salami Watching T.V. at Jack's Winking at the boys Staying at home Reviewing Tom Brown's school Days AMBITION Out to get a Beare To find a girl smaller than him Riding in the sound car To be a two-timer To be an artist To be a Lady- killer To be coy To be a mother of 20 To be a Rell- Hop To have a free home Stanley demonstration To be a farmer Raising Mario Lanza the 3rd To be a hardware mistress To be Mario Lanz the 2nd To be a lady of fashion To hook him in the end To be a comedienne To be helpful To be a nurse To invent a wonder working chorophyll To go on a diet To quit school Teaching Robert Csonl To become a farms er's wife To feed chickens