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

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BANTAM BASKETBALL Mr. Crouch Won 5 lost 5. Although the Bantams won only half of their games against strong opposition, they displayed a great amount of spirit. An already powerful Junior team will be strengthened by the addition of several experienced Bantam graduates. JUNIOR BASKETBALL THE RECORD OF THE 1964-65 Hillcrest Juniors speaks for the most rewarding and successful season any Hillcrest Basketball team has every had. GAMES PLAYED WON LOST TOTAL POINTS for against 19 15 4 824 625 Boys Senior Basketball Although this year the Senior team perhaps did not display an over -abundance of talent, they did show a great desire to play basketball. These characteristics are a must, regardless of talent present. Because of these characteristics, this years team need not apologize for their won and lost record, but rather, they can be confident that next years team will find it difficult to match their predecessors in some respects. Lyle Alexander, who finished fifth in the Senior race, was selected as the team ' s most valuable player. However, without the help of the rest of the team, Lyle ' s feat would not have been possible.

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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

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Bruce McNaught V5 fey ' ¥ .J Doug Boyes F ' ft - ' - Wayne Harley HOCKEY 1964-65 This year was Hillcrest ' s finest in the Interscholastic hockey wars. In regular season play the team ended in third place, scoring 33 goals in 7 games and having a meagre 8 scored against them. This gave goalie Doug Boyes the best goals against average in the league and the (Vezina) trophy. Hillcrest, then went into the quarter-finals as the dark horse and disposed of Ridgemont handily. In the semi- finals, Tech fell under the onslaught of Hillcrest scorers. And then the finals against an undefeated St. Pat ' s team. In a best 2 out of 3 series, Hillcrest lost the first game 2-1 but bounced back to win the next two games by scores of 11-4 and 6-3 to bring Hillcrest its second major inter- scholastic award of this season. A very special thanks to Mr. T. P. Ray Mr. Austin for their enthusiastic assistance in helping bring the Ottawa Citizen Trophy to Hillcrest. And a very big con- gratulations to the players who gave it their all when it was needed. A wonderful team effort. Doug Boyes - goal Jim Hurlow - defense Bill Martin - Tom Scharf - Dave Reid - Keith Phinney - Pat Lafrange Don Eccles Ross Webly Bruce McNaught Brian Blum Wayne Harley John McKay forwards Goals Assists 1 7 3 4 9 I I 3 II 6 13 8 5 4 10 7 10 11 10 3 1 1 Tom Scharf M W -