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

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, f . DRAMA NIGHT I .The Drama Club of Port Perry High School presented WTHE WHITE PHANTOMW and WTHE MOUSE TRAPW, on the evening of Friday December llth. ', .WTHE NHITE PHANTOMW cast consisted of the following: GAIL.HODGINS, JOAN RAY, MUBIEL TUMMOND3, ELLEN NARNICK, BOB GIBSON, KEN HALLETT, and GEORGE MAHAFFY. The play was a fast moving mystery which held the aud- ience on the edge of their seats. The entire cast under the direction of MISS BLOSTEIN, produced a huge success. GAILl,H.O'D.GINS, portrayed the role of Marion Blake, a charming and pretty girl. Her lover in the play Curtis Frazer, a fine appearing boy in his early twenties was handled aimably by KEN HALLETT. Mrs. Frazer, Ken's mother was an affected society woman played by MURIEL TUMMONDS. BOB GIBSON acted the difficult roLe of Jerry Nolan policeman who was not to alert in manner and blustry in speech. I The DRAMA ANAND for the outstanding actress was awarded jointly to JOAN RAY and ELLEN NARMICK. Joan carried exceeding- ly well the lead of the play, a women of forty-five concentrat- ing upon being a leader of society. Equally outstanding was ELLEN in the role of her coloured maid. Ellen was remarkable as she acted the part of Eleven Moor. The best actor award was given to GEORGE MAHAFFY who portrayed Ethan Sharp, but who in reality was the mysterious WWHITE PHANTONW. BARBARA LOVE The second play presented on that evening, WTHE NOUSETRAPW was a farce preduced by MR. HEAVQR and a cast of students. The play was woven around an amusing situation which a mouse, six women and man create. ' Mrs. Somers, played very capably by BARBARA LOVE, was the fiance of Nillis Campbell. The play takes place at her home. Barbara played the part with convincing reality, winning the award for the best actress. KENT GERRON played the part of the maid Jane and adds humour through her sprightly acting. Mrs. Roberts QSONDRA JNHESJ, Mrs. Bemis CCAROLINE NAPLESD, Mrs. Curven played by AMY NILLIS and Mrs. Miller, KTHELNA MCEACHERND were all excellent in their presentation. These ladies added greatly to the humourous spirit of the play. The lone man in the cast, Nillis Cambell was played by CHARLES BAILEY, who held up the male end of the plot, very well Charlie won the award for the nights' best actor for his part in this farce. On the whole, the two plays were very successful and added to the enjoyment of the evening, . A NANCY KIGHT

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P.P H.5. WINS DRAMA FESTIVAL AMAHD The Drama High School on Brock, Sutton, honours. Miss Dora Festival was held this year at Uxbridge February 26th. Five schools, Whitby, Port Perry and Uxbridge, tried for top Bowman, of Hewmsrket, was the capable adjudicator, after the plays were presented, she dec- lared the P.E.f.d. play to be the unaminous winner. The play was entitled, Wonnday Costs Five Pesosn and it was a splendid rendition of a fast moviny rollick- in: farce. The cast consisted of JAUL Lu QUN, GLUHIA FRaLlCK, Gn3GLlnn LAPLLS, baddaxn Dlnndnb, and JUNE PAILTLR. This was the first atteipt at acting for these students and we consider it a very creditable achievef ment. The play was under the capable direction of nlbo V v '1T'. BhooTnlh. This is the first year into the competition and we Je sincerely hope that next that our school has entered are proud of their success. year we will be able to carry the trophy home asain. Barbara Love ik1.li7777QiT7f'Tiil I 6 mf ,, 'sf' -JMHhL.M.JKg,-W www -- ' A - ' J -N -3,. ,swHH.LJ 4' P E . ,fr f ' , f,,,,,,,,,,., 7 i ' , c E ' i S . .T-JV, ', ,' .vfrigs 1 V - at ' OJ in s if i ' l ' ' r' a I f , .7'n-T 0'--we i I iw l Q D3 Y ix: 4, Eflissg ,guy ' i il ' ,l Q i X 'Q' ff', il Qi Q 1 , it fy M 1 Q l' ' f' , ' g -,,.,f,g Q I , . -- , ' , , A -1 i i 1 s '4?','.'.k 1 i 5 l X xi ff' I V6.7 U 1 A lin- ,, ,.,..., ...H ,, Q 2 'QQ 5 Ii M, ., if f - -a-.-.-.--lg Q , ie---'S-L-M x . .ilu p, . 7'...-'-gyg5 '.'f J..: 'Q'-. U,-had-hh ' V ,A gEEf45gwf4'i Y Q .....,m, .,,,m,nwQm V fi 1 ,, ,, 1, g -1- f S fxgiew-firi ,EX 5 inf an is 'diff fr-fyffi, ---'---W 't ' is Qs of l -1 fit lil ,f7- fi N'Nm vAN4FNxlNNxN,,fr',J ,, n 'z ',f'!jZ::gZ,'ijNNxm- at ,bpn -i f ,7 ,gr',T so Jew- f 'Le 'ee' . I I 37.5. -1 ' 5-iff X, - ' ' I' . '- - r al.. . V ,,,.--an-. -..' 'bl - 5