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

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Top Row, L. to R. P. Cavers, A. Whatmough, J. Hause, N. Allan, W. Halse, Bottom Row, L. to R., Miss L. Lee, M. Cook, S. Cuncliffe, G. Caragata, C. Smith, C. Whatmough, D. Minion, M. Gillespie I.S.C.F. CLUB The club has held a fortnightly meeting on Thursday in room 29. Speakers on various questions of faith and informed Bible dis- cussions came each Wednesday after dismissal. This meeting was held at a home near the school. A sleigh ride, a skating party and other activities have been organized. The club has also been responsible for the lost and found this year. THE GIRL ' S GYM TEAM The girls ' gym team, which has been practising since November is now preparing for a variety performance atHillcrests ' 1965 Open House. When this has been completed, the girls will continue practise, and on April 3, 1965 they will take part in the Girls ' Inter- school Gym Meet at Glebe Collegiate. U.N.I.C.E.F. Club back row 1. to r. C. Caven, L. French, E. Starr, K. McKim, A. New, S. Laham, S. Cunliffe, front row 1. to r. M. MacClelland, M. Joudry, W. Havelock, G. Smith, B. Soward, B.Slaack, P. Ritchie Top Row, L. to R. Miss Bolton, M. Williams, N. MacFeely, E. Fletcher, M. Larcombe, B. Bower-Binns, C. Gall, S. MacFeely, 2nd Row. B. Wills, S. Stevenson, P. Hoy, D. Nelson, B. Harrison, D. Nelson, M. Fu demots. 1st Row. D. Herr, S. Macormik, B. Soward, L. Squire, P. Lamothe, B. O ' Neill, V. Pulkinnen UNICEF The UNICEF Club in its first year of operation has accomplished a great deal for the starving children overseas. Over two hundred dollars has been raised for the cause by this all girls club by car washes, selling cokes carolling, and bottle drives. Under the supervision of Mr. Meagher this has been made possible. We also appreciate the sup- port which has been given to us by this community in our various undertakings. We only hope next year we may do as well, if not, better.

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3LAAAM. PREFECTS Top Row, 1. to r. T. Wlock, G. Bennett, L. Shafer, L. Day, A. Holyoake, P. Tighe, H. Cotes, B. McSheffrey, J. Schroder, Middle Row, 1. to r. K. Edwards, D. Lafrange, B. Beattie, K. Evans, E. Mastisse, S. McElroy, M. Galway, First Row, 1. to r. B. McGaven, K. Pierce, C. Barrett, S. Shedden, H. Radcliffe, J. Kelly, G. Dorman, C. Lundon, L. Fairweather THE PREFECTS The role of the Prefects is far from being small. These girls attend the plays, the con- cert, Open House, and any other social functions which Hillcrest presents to the students and their parents. They pass out programs, take tickets, direct and welcome the guests to their seats. They have front hallduty during their study periods where they help visitors to find their destination. The girls can easily be recognized by their bright red jackets. BAND 64-65 This year the band again continued its standard of basic excellence under the com- petent leadership of Mr. H. E. LeRoy. Along with providing the music for assemblies, the band contributed greatly to the Christmas, Spring and Easter Concerts. The demonstra- tion to the public school students surely in- spired a rigorous attraction to the music program at Hillcrest. The band will undoubtedly aspire to great heights in the near future. CHOIR Third Row, 1. to r. Carol White, S. Petzold, J. McDonald B Werner, L. Rowden, L. Rothberg, L. Larcombe, J. Maynard L Renauld, M. Cook, L. Martice, Second Row, 1. to r. D. Viles S. Nicoll, J. Jon, L. Anderson, J. Dunlop, C. Laird, J. Starr ' M. Murchison, S. Cunliffe, S. Goyette, K. Gilchrist, M. Mays on First Row, 1. to r. C. Van Sickle, G. Smith, S. Sutherland, J Rose, L. Squire, S. Dhedden, D. Gajda, G. Dorman D Drinkwater, C. Joy, S. Laham, A. Elliot, S. Joy, E. Starr F Gale, R. Byrnes, Absent: P. Hehner BAND Back Row, 1. to r. V. Guzeliman, D. Gorette, J. Jury, M. Lamothe, R. Gunberson, B. Mitchell, J. Vrooman, L. Squire, 3rd Row, 1. to r. B. Jessinan, S. Findlay, I . Ferguson, T. Jordan, K. Wright, B. Syrett, W. Spencer, J. MacDbnald, D. Harrison D. Garrett, A. Gray, E. Russell, E. Starr, 2nd Row 1. to r. E. Clarkson, D. Hyde, J. McClenahan, K. Toth, S. Skinner, D. Showalter, B. Publicover, B. Hunt, H. Pleet, D. Cochrane, J. Barter, D. Kropp, Front Row, 1. to r. R. Fredrick, R. Wills, M. Greene, T. Henry, B. Gallagher, N. Kelk, C. Husband, J. Linklater, S. Dove, S. Hodgson, B. Noble, P Barter, N. Casey, S. Foster, C. Bricker CHOIR A school year is always a busy one for an activity such as the choir and 1964-65 was no exception to the rule. Under the ex- pert and patient guidance of Mrs. M. LaCasse, the choir opened its itinerary with an ap- pearance at the second annual commence- ment. A series of similiar appearances in- cluding the Christmas assembly, the Spring Concert and Open House soon followed. Perhaps the most rewarding experience of the year was the participation in Music ' 65 , a revue in April which included all Ottawa ' s High School Choirs. The girls enjoyed the season very much!

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TECHNICIANS CLUB Top Left: Mr. Kembley, Jim Salmon, Jim Lamb, Dave MacLean, Bob Bancroft, Ron Fraser, Mike Blake-Knot, George Jacob, Bottom Left: Ron Austin, Malcolm Whitehead, Peter McQuaig, W. Allen, Bob Thompson, Doug Hyde, Missing: Andy Graham STAMP AND COIN CLUB Front row: 1. to r. D. James, B. Harrington, D. Bramah, Back row: 1. to r. P. Neale, C. Lambert ARCHERY CLUB Front row: 1. to r. Mr. Miller, G. Smith, K. DeLohi, L. Watson, B. Slack, W. Havelock, N. Kemp, K. Bridgman, J. Kerr, Mr. Hawkes, Back row: G. Barth, R. Percy, B. Harris, R. Hrederick, D. Holyoake, B. Neil, J. Poliey, Centre row: N. Bura, A. Patrick, J. Percy, J. Davies, R. Gunderson, J. Axford, H. Jacob, M. Goble, Missing: D. Bellefyuille, T. Bura, B. B. Mageer, R. Kriby HILLCREST ARCHERY CLUB From out of the casans of Hillcrest High there emerges a group of prominent students, the members of the Hillcrest Archery Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Miller the club has grown considerably in the four years of its existence. This year another teacher, Mr. Hawkes appeared on the scene to help ease the burden of Mr. Miller. He did this quite adequately I might add. The club membership is about thirty, with twenty-eight boys and two girls, who are quite willing to come to the meetings fairly regularly. We haven ' t achieved much this year except run through quite a pile of targets. Our aim this year is to win the Golden Arrow back from Bell High. There is, however, a lack of girls who attend regularly.