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

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a». Q Q CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: L. Wardell, T. Mercier, D. Sompson, J. Davidson, Front Row: A. Turnbull, T. Daly, G. Green, M. Malloff, B. Laidlaw. Coaches: Mr. Publow, Mr. Doherty. Football Grades 9D, 10S, 11B Rugby Grade 13C Cross Country Junior Philip Veness Inter Ken Veness Senior Keith Phinney INTRAMURAL SPORTS WINNERS Basketball Grades 9D, 10E, 11JH, 12C, 13C Foul Shooting Grade 9 Bob Neiel 9A 9 A 10 Richard Carey 10R 10G 11 Peter Johnson 11JH 13A 12 Brian Hamilton 12C INTRAMURAL GYMNASTICS Kozolanka Livingstone Tudor Harrison Armstrong Bishop Kennedy Row Huttom Jackman Olson Williams Tomlinson team Livingston 9C individual 9C team 9C team 10J individual 1IIK team LOS team 10S team 10S team 11F individual 11L team 11L team 11L team 12C individual 12C team 13 individual Rotar 9J Cavers 9E Robertson 9D Joslin 10A Koyolanka 9L Barrett 9] Knox 10R Hamelin 12G Loyer L2C Jackman 12C O ' Connor 10S Lewis 9L Wardle 12G O ' Neill 13A Olson 11L Johnston 11H Smith 13D Birtwhistle 13C Hammel H IK Branel 11C Purton 10E Bellefauille 10S Latham KM Kearns 13C Davies 12B IN TR A MURAL WRESTLING 106 106 115 115 123 112 105 130 136 141 141 148 148 157 157 168 168 183 183 Heavyweight Heavyweight

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Dennis Purton, Manager; Ron Austin NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Bill Barchet Pat Lafrange Tim Cavagham The Championship Junior Football team this year was the most interesting, exciting, and, at times, the most exasperating team which I have ever coached. Needless to say they were also the most satisfying. My own personal satisfaction was derived from watching the players progress from boys to men, becoming aware (many for the first time), that they were engaged in physical combat with other boys of equal size, strength and ability. Right from the outset I firmly believed that the team had the potential and desire needed to win the first Football Champion- ship for Hillcrest. Then it became a major problem to convince the boys of their ability. I think this deep, inner positive feeling of confidence in their own ability just began to show through near the end of the season and became most evident after the victory over Rideau (the invincibles) in the last game of the regular schedule. Credit must be given to all the players on the team for their interest, desire and all-out drive. Throughout the year many personnel changes were made due to injuries or need of different abilities in different positions. Key players in these moves were Neil Kowal, Mike LaBreche, Bruce McNaught, Tom Dempsey, Greg Morgan, Bill Leonard, Ross Miller, Chris Black and Sean Sauve. Fortunately, the moves paid off, and aided by the return of injured players, Jim Chambers and Alec Sawyer, and the help of the rest of the team, we defeated Rideau in the city finals in what I considered to be the most exciting football game I had ever seen. At this point I would like to extend my warmest thanks to Mr. Ray for his help and advice during the year and also the managers, George Tutt and Tom Gibbard and trainer Ian Moar for their assistance.

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BANTAM Front Row: Mr. Crouch, D. Joslin, D. Marin, B. Wilson, L. Von Toble, H. Goldfarb Back Row: K. Landry, M. Graham, J. Gibson, J. Buchanan, D. Axford. Absent: L. Rossman. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Front Row: L. to R. Jerry Hurlow, Dale Craig, Tim Cavaghan, Tom Dempsey, Lloyd Rossman, Nils Jenson. Back Row: L. to R. Tom Daly, Dace Simpson, Dennis Purton, Dave Medhurst, Allen Olson, Truman Tuck. Missing: Doug Street, In- sert Mr. McAskin (coach) SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: L. to R. B. Legroulx, D. Bennett, B. Wilson, E. Creaser, G. McDougall. Front Row: L. to R. R. Clynick, (statistician), M. Banner man, B. Livingstone, G. Wellstead, V. Peterson, N. Kelk (manager), Mr. H. Boyce