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

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Broad Jump - lst - G. Bo Hop, step, and jump Warrinerg 2nd - J. Farmer Grey lst - J. Farmerg 2nd - G. Uarriner 3rd - B. Gr GY High Jump - lst - J. Airdg 2nd - D. James 3rd - J. Farmer Pole-vault - lst - L. Baylisg 2nd . B. Miller 3rd - K. Bacon Shotput - lst - J. Airdg 2nd - J. Farmerg 3rd - B. Grey SENIOR BOYS RESULTS lOO yard dash - lst 3rd 220 yard dash - lst 3rd LAO yard dash - lst 3rd G. Lawrence G. Palmer G. Lawrence P. Peel J. Oweng 2 M. Dittrick 3 2nd - P. Peel 3 2nd . J. Owen nd - C. Lawrence l mile - lst - E. Dobsong 2nd - J. Oweng 3rd - P. Peel Broad Jump - lst - B. Warrinerg 2nd - G, Lawrence 3rd - G. Palmer Hop, step,.and,jump-- lst - G, Palmerg 2nd - B. Warriner 3rd Q J. Owen High Jump - lst - S. Robertsong 2nd . P. Peel 3rd - B. Warriner Shotput - lst - G. Lawrenceg 2nd . J. Sommerville 3rd - B. Warriner Pole-vault - lst - J. Oweng 2nd - G, Palmerg 3rd - P. Pee The Champions and Runners-up are as follows: Junior Champion - BOB CARNEGIE Runner-up - RAYMOND DCUPE Intermediate Champion - BOB MILLER Runner-up - GARNET WARBINER Senior Champion - GARY LAWRENCE Runner-up - JACK OWEN

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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

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JR. POLICE GAMES AT BOWMANVILLE . 4 The fifth annual Junior Police Games were held at Bowmanville on the 23rd of September, l953. lt was attended by a few of the Port Perry athlete who brought some honours to the Port Perry High School. INTER-SCHOOL MEET AT UYBBIDGE The inter-school meet was held at Uxbridge this year. lt consisted of the following schools: Whitby, Uxbridge, Sutton, Brock and Port Perry. Whitby High School Athletes dominated the other schools that Friday taking home four Championships as well as two runner-ups. Good sportsmanship was shown all day and we were glad to welcome two new schools: Brock and Sutton. lt was a very eventful day and the close of it saw eight records broken, all adding to the excitement of the day MELVIM DITTRICK BOYS' VOLLEYBALL On Saturday, December 5, six boys from P.P.H.S. journeyed to Oshawa where they attended a volleyball tournament at Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute. Teams were represented from Peterborough, Lindsay, Oshawa, O.C.C.l., O.C.V.l., Pickering, Whitby and Port Perry. The group provided some good competition. Port Perry at a decided handicap with three regulars not present put up an excellent showing. Port Perry defeated Pickering and Lindsay, but lost two close games to Oshawa, O.C.C.l. and Peterborough. The eventual winners were O.C.d.l. and thus Port Perry did not feel disappointed because this same team had decisioned us by only three points. Members of the Port Perry team were WH. PARKINSON fCOaChJ, BUD lahHlNER, JACK OLEN, BILL COhhlSH, KEN HALLETT, FLOYD JAMES and GAENET wnQRlHER. Although not winning the tournament the six boys and Mr. Parkinson had a very enjoyable afternoon. JACK OWEN S