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

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4 TOM HAMLIN: We swam out yo the island twice before it sank . Tom holds the awesome position of bottle manager at Steinberg ' s in the Elmvale Shopping Centre. In school he is a member of the Drama Club. Out of school he is a car enthusiast (aren ' t all boys?). He likes Hillcrest so much that he says he is returning next year. BILL HUNT: I never let school interfere with my education . Bill is on our championship football team as well as being in the Band and in the Choir. He plans to pursue a science course at Carleton -- I hope he catches it. BETTE HAYES: Bette ( Pronounce the last ' e ' ) has spent four long years at Hillcrest. She plans to leave this year and will enter Nursing at the Ottawa Civic. SHARON HUNT: Blondes have more fun . Sharon has spent 4 years at Hillcrest. She plays basketball and volleyball. Next year she plans to become a Nurse. IAN HEMBERRY: Every once in a while I get the urge to work, so I lie down ' til it goes away . Ian is well known for his disection of frogs in biology class. Ian is one of those lucky fellows who, when he isn ' t driving a Buick, is driving his red Barracuda. He ' s taking both of them to University in September. TIM HUNT: I have completely disproved the theory that only the good die young . Tim has topped his class in math since coming to Hillcrest. He aspires to becoming a math teacher and will attend Queen ' s next year. LYNN HILES: In school quiet and demure; outside don ' t be too sure , Lynn is one of Hillcrest ' s smarter students and this year she is a pre- fect as well as a member of 13A ' s champion (?) basketball team. Carleton University is on her agenda for next year. MARY HURLEY: The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Mary has spent only one year at Hillcrest and has con- sequently not joined manyclubs. She will go to University next year. St. Francis Xavier she hopes. KAREN HOWARD: Sometimes I sit and think, mostly I just sit. Karen can be found at the curling rink or on the ski slopes during the winter. At Hillcrest she is a member of the Archery and Curling Clubs. Next year she will enter Nursing. DOUG HYDE: Sound the cymbals and beat the drums, cheer and cheer our president comes . Doug is president of the technicians club and is a member of the band (trumpet). He is also an excellent student. In the fall of this year he plans to go to University for a course or two in engineering. 12 til

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» s»l DAN GARRETT: Dan says that after 5 years at Hillcrest his only ac- tivity is skiing. He plans to go into dentistry next year. ANN GRAY: O for a beaker full of the warm south. Ann shall be leaving us this spring for the luxurious campus of Miami University to study chemistry. MARCEL GAUTHIER: There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea. The Gomer Pyle of Hillcrest, Marcel, plans to attend Carleton Un- iversity next year. LINDA GRAY: I cannot tell how the truth may be; I say the tale as t ' was said to me. A very active student, Linda, plans to follow a sociology career at the University of British Columbia. PETER GIBBARD: Let a sneer be your umbrella Pete claims he has spent too much time at H.H.S. (Haven ' t we all) and so next year he ' going to University. He is on the Students Council and some of his extra-curricular activities are 43 man squamish and pool. GREG GUEST: Music is Love in search of a word . Greg is a mem- ber of the Royal College of Organists - (another Hillcrest first) and he wants to take Arts at Carleton next September. MIKE GOBLE: Mike seems to spend most of his time thinking up ways to evade Mr. Dillaboughs history questions. His future plans include Arts at Carleton. RICHARD GUSTAFSON: I grew up to be the kind of kid my mother wouldn ' t let me play with . Richard has been here for 5 years and next year he plans to go to University. Richard is a pool player. That long case that you see under his arm in the halls of Hillcrest is not a fishing rod but his cue. SHIRLEY GRANT: Diamonds, good things and Shirley come in small packages. This Vivacious little girl from Lisgar has ' armoured ' her- self to everybody ' s hearts. Also a very active girl on the grad editor- ial staff. SANDRA HALL: Basketball, volleyball and gymnastics take up most of Sandys time in school; outside I ' m not sure who occupies her spare time. Next year she plans to attend business college.

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RICHARD JACKMAN: Richard, is in his fifth year at Hillcrest and is the Assistant of the Boy ' s A. A. and also an interform sports convenor. He plans to enroll at the U. of T. in September. JOAN KEARNS: Joan comes to us byway of St. Joe ' s. She goes to R.Y.C. where all the action is. Her plans for the future include a Mrs. degree, easily obtainable at most universities. THERESA JAFFREY: Theresa is a prefect and a participant in interforn sports. As she has already been accepted at Victoria Hospital, she will head west next year for the start of an interesting career. SHARON KEARNS: Sharon has been an asset to the track teams here and is a good sprinter. She has collected many points for our teams, especially on the relay teams. Sharon is going to attend the U. of Michigan on a track scholarship. J 5 SHARLENE JENKINS: This lucky girl has a lot on the ball. One of her hobbies is collecting Teddy bears. Sharlene is interested in child- ren and plans to take a B.A. degree and follow it up with a degree in Psychology. NAN KEMP: Nan is best known for her good marks and her winning personality. She plays in form basketball and volleyball. Next year look up this iittle number at the Kingston General Hospital School of Nursing. LESLEY JOHNSON: Les is a skier (although she doesn ' t come down the hill on her skis). She is a member of the Grade 13 volleyball championship team. If she passes her French she plans to attend Laval University. DORIS KENT: Doris is one of those quiet girls who walks around the school with a smile for everyone. After completing her grade thirteen she will go to Carleton to take a degree in Journalism. She would like to become a yearbook advisor. JOHN JURY: John has spent five years at H.H.S. and was a member of the band. In ' 66 he is going to take a Berlitz French course al- though I don ' t think it will help him pass grade 1 3 French . PAUL KYBA: Don ' t ask me nothing about nothing, I might tell the truth . If you want an argument go and see Paul — he can argue on anything at anytime but he argues best at Student Council meetings. Besides solving the world ' s problems, he spends time editing a maga- zine and plays stoop tag with Pete and Dave and Kenny. His future is undecided.