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

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ATHLETIC BANQUET On Monday evening, March 22 the five school basket- ball teams held their annual athletic banquet. MISS PARKBR assisted by a group of Grade 9 girls, was in charge of the delicious supper that was served in the pleasant atmosphere of candlelight. The supper was followed by a few words by MR. TETLO member of the District School Board. He expressed a few words of congratulations to the basketball teams. A toast was then made to WBASKETBALLW by ISABEL GIBSON, president of the Girl's Athletic Society and was responded to by Jack OMEN, president of the Boyfs Athletic Society who expressed a few words of con- gratulations to the winners of the trophies. JACK GRlFFsN then presented his trophy to this year's basketball winners, MARY JEAN DUBSON and BUD WARRINER who were chosen as the teams most valuables players for this season. MR. CATNL who was quest speaker for the night, spoke about BASKETBALL in general and because of the high competitive spirit and sportsmmrlike attitude aroused in the game, he stressed the bright prospects for the future of the game. Pictures of their respective teams were then presented to all the players by Mldo Nn-mlTH and MB. PARKINSON who each said a few complimentary words about each of the respective teams, and how they enjoyed coaching the teams. Lntertainment was provided by LANCY KIGHTT BARBARA LUVE ,KENT GLRi0v, CAROLINE NaPLES, ISABEL GIBSON, JACK OWBN, KEN HALLETT, GARY LAWRLNCQ and BOB GIBoON, accompanied by JEAN SAMQLLS at the piano. CAROLINE and KENT then demonstrated the Charleston. The evening was closed with THE QUEEN.

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PCRT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET Exceptionally close competition marked the Port Perry High School Track and Field Meet, held Friday, September 28. at the local fair grounds. The boys were allowed to enteri six events, including the relay. Besides the championships and runner-up medals providing a basis for individual competition, each grade was competing on a total point basis. When the day was finished, speedster Gary Lawrence with thirty-one points nosed out Jack Owen for the Senior boys championship. In the Intermediates Bob Miller tallied twenty-eight, Garnet Warriner twenty-seven, and Bob Grey twenty-six. The Juniors showed equally close competition when Bob Carnegie took the championship with twenty-nine points, one better than Raymond Doupe, the runner-up. JUNIOR BOYS RESULTS lOO yard dash lst 22O yard dash lst 3rd ALO yard dash lst 3rd Broad Jump - lst - R. d - B. Hop, step, and jump - R. Doupe, 2nd - G. Lee, 3rd - D. Tobin A. Newham, .2nd - R. Doupe G . Lee R. Doupe, A. Newham 2nd - B. Carnegie Doupe, Zn - A. Newham I d Carnegie lst - A. Newham, 2nd - B. Carnegie 3rd - D. Tobin High Jump - lst - B. Carnegie, 2nd - G. Lee, 3rd - B. Lee Pole-vault - lst - B. Carnegie, 2nd - B. Cornish 3rd - D. Wilson Shotput - lst - G. Lee, 2nd - A. Newham, 3rd - J. Kight INTERMEDIATE BOYS RESULTS lOO yard dash lst 3rd 22O yard dash lst 3rd ALO yard dash lst 3rd SSO yard dash lst 3rd R. Mclntyre, 2nd - B. Miller G. Warriner B. Miller, 2nd - R. McIntyre B. Grey G. Warriner, 2nd - B. Miller B. Grey B. Grey, 2nd - B. Miller D. Bcnnell