Hillcrest High School - Impact Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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a J.L ,-i, 1 Q a £ » ftr Dane and Decorating Committee Back Row, 1. to r. R. Currie, P. Bertwhistle, R. McGrath, M. Moss, D. Andrews, L. McDonald, M. Moore, B. Schulman, H. Graham, D. Gunn, Front Row 1. to r. A. McDonald, D. Mundy, L. Fairweather, V. Peterson, A. Smiley, E. Taller, P. Ritchie, E. Barr THE CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders had a very eventful season. They cheered during hail, sleet, rain and even football games. We tried to bring a little school spirit to the teams in order to help spur them on to victory. Among other things we entered the cheerleading contest spon- sored by C.F.R.A. The competition was keen, so we lost I Better luck next year, girls 1 DANCE COMMITTEE This committee was responsible for the organization of all Students Council Dances. It is in no small way a cause of the out- standing reputation which our dances hold. Angela Smiley was in charge of decora- tions and food, while Vic Peterson took care of all its other arrangements. Cheerleaders Back Row 1. to r. S. Dempsey, B. Sye, B. French, Middle Row 1. to r. N. MacFeely, J. Neales, J. Roberts, Back Row 1. to r. E. Evenchick, P. Dolan, N. Munson Key Club Top Row 1. to r. S. Roberts, D. Medhurst, Middle Row 1. to r. B. J. Campbell, B. Edwards, R. Page, D. Street, Bottom Row, D. Metheral, P. Cussons, D. Parks, D. Dickson, N. Rutter, D. Watts, Mr. Walzak THE KEY CLUB This year the Key Club ' was even more active than in previous years. Among the ser- vice projects of the club, a canned food drive at Christmas was very successful. The Club also canvassed for the Heart Fund in February, as well as making substantial contributions to Care . The Club itself again established a school in Gautemala in conjunction with the District Project. To supplement it ' s usual fund-raising ef- forts, the club sponsored a very successful Hootenany and a dance. The most interesting of all its projects was of course the Key Club film. The film was shown not only at the school but at the Key Club Convention at Easter. A large percentage of the Key Club ' s ef- fort was directed towards the acquisition of a school flag-pole. Besides being active in the school the Club played host to the divisional caucus. The pub- licity and public relations for the Easter Con- vention was also handled by our Club.

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p % £) JUNIOR MATHEMATICS CLUB There are at present, twelve students of Grade 9 enrolled in this club. The object of the club is to give students a general look into the field of mathematics and give them a chance to discover the uses of the mathematics in our everyday world. To date, three students have prepared and given their own talks to other club members on various topics ranging from the history and development of the abacus to the use of modern adding machines. Top Row: Terry Bura, Graham Gardner, Ernest Jackson, Paul Wurtele, John Wood, Leo. Brooks, Front Row: Mr. W. Horan, David Goble, Hazel Burrell, Nijay RaO, Mr. D. Williams Library Back Row, 1. to r. J. Benoit, C. Foster, Front Row: K. Allan, S. Hayward, K. Toth Astronomy Mr. Brock, D. Colberg, M. Linderyer, R. Salmon, K. Gerken, P. Ryback LIBRARY CLUB Of making many books there isnoend. Yes year upon year the library club members continue the tedious work of binding, covering and cataloguing books. As well, these people must maintain a quiet efficiency throughout the library. Granted these activities are not nearly as spectacular or romantic as charging through an opposing school ' s football team for the winning touchdown nor is the work as strenuous- but it is certainly more enduring. If even only for once a year Hats off to the Library Club .

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TENNIS Since we have found little carry over value in the instructions which were given in the gymnasium for limited periods during the past few years, the main function of the tennis club has been to organize the inter- scholastic tennis teams which represent Hill - crest High School against the other schools of the district and the city. This year Bruce Rosove, Dave Medhurst, Bob Hobbs and Ricky Booth were selected for the boys team and Joy Anderson, Betty Grant, Hazel Williams and Abby .Hagyard represented the girls. Our girl ' s team which reached the city semi- finals defeated the girls from Laurentian on their way to the championship rounds. They lost out in a close 2 to 1 match to Glebe girls in the semi-finals. 1. to r. - Mr. Cunningham, D. Medhurst, B. Scovil, Front Row 1. to r. H. Williams DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club presented two plays this year, Shakespeare ' s Tempest and The Man Who Came to Dinner by Kaufmannand Hart. Both plays were under the direction of Mr. H. Davey and the Drama Club would like to thank Mr. Davey for the time, effort and nervous energy he spent on the plays. In the Tempest, Rick Birarda appeared in the role of Prospero, with Ilea Tant as his daughter, Mirandy, Penny Barter as the fairy, Areeland, Dan Showalter as the mon- ster Caliban. In the Man Who Came to Dinner, Dan Showalter played the Irascible Mr. Whiteside, with Kathy Toth as actress Lorraine Sheldon, Ilea Tant as Mr. Whiteside ' s secretary, Maggie Rutherand, and Ric Molsely as Bert Jefferson. Science Back Row 1. to r. Mr. Harrow, B. Robertson, Front Row 1. to r. N. Kelk, F. Schlessinger