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AR Salem by Dianne Coates PPHS's annual winter carnival was held last Friday, Feb. 15, and pro- ved to be a resounding success. The day started off with the ever-popular pancake breakfast cook- ed and served up by our very own teachers. The food must have been very good since there were no reports of sud- den illness over the weekend. The activities that took place that after- noon included toboggan races, egg toss, Pepsi chug, and tug o' war. There were several original entries in the snow sculpture contest this year. First prize went to the industrious "All-Nighters" team. The winners in the "jock" and "jockette' contest were: for the juniors, Adam Zimmer- man and Molly Morris; Looking like a dancer from Footloose, this Port Perry High School student wings it with a hula hoop and managed to win his round in the hula hoop contest, keeping the ring moving on his hips longer than the girls he was competing against. "The Skier" won first prize in the Port Perry High School's Winter Carnival Snow Sculpture Contest for seniors Dino Sergnese, Nick Cracknell, Chris Watson, Darrin Desautels, Steve Van Elst, Henry de Jong, Ken Br ae Teh Langille, Rick Alsop and Darryl Musselman. Above, and for the seniors, Ed Shook and Amy Ware. Thanks to Kim Norten and Melissa Berry for organizing a great day! Attention Rebels! The At-Home is less than two months away and the committee desperately needs people to help. make decorations. Meetings are held every night after school outside Room 101. You don't have to be an artist to help out. Remember, the At-Home is only as good as you make it! In intramural sports, frisbee bordenball ends on Tuesday, with the winners to be announced at that time. Volleyball will begin later in the week. Carnations were in hot demand for Valentine's Day this year. A record number of 1900 were sold in just two days. There PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 19, 1985 -- 27 must be a lot of green thumbs in this school. This is the week in the school year .when the adrenalin flows fastest in the music department. Yes, that's right, it's Sunderland Festival Week. Qur bands, choir and various individuals will be competing in many different categories. Good luck to everyone and remember: it's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the tune! Here are a few statistics for those of you. who can't wait for a break: there are thirteen - Guest speaker at library Winter carnival zaps February blahs away days of school left before March break, and seventy-three days left before classes end for the year, That's all for now. There will be more news from the Hallowed Halls next week! Science and religion? Terence J. Spratt of Scarborough will be the guest speaker on Thurs- day, February 21 at the Scugog Public Library. His topic will be "The Dynamics of Growth and Stress Management"'. Spratt was a high school teacher of senior English and world religions for 12 years. He CHEMBSAR IRIE Tg At the sound of 'On your mark, get set, GO!" hundreds of Port High students guzzl- ed cans of Pepsi in the Pepsi Chugging Con- these students couldn't resist copying the skier's intense pose (especially at the insistance of the photographer). They are, from left, Caren Turner, Cheryl Martin and Mike James. is a part time actor and has travelled extensive- ly to such countries as Australia, India, Burma and Iran. He is now working in the business world of communica- tions and motivation. Mr. Spratt said he would speak of the dynamics of growth and the elements of stress, [5E 250 4 ; 3 Be and how to distinguish between positive and negative stress, as well as how science and religion go hand in hand. This free event is being sponsored by the Baha'is' of Scugog and begins at 7:15 p.m. Everyone is welcome. test, won by the thirsty chap above. Greg Finnigan, 15, has no secret for chugging, in- sisting, "l just drunk it." WEDNESDAY I8 CREPE DAY at EMIEL'S PLACE. HOME - INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Life, Auto, Farm, Commercial & Mortgage Insurance Needs!