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

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GILLIAN NORDMAN: Silence personified . Gil is a sea ranger and she enjoys swimming (it figured). Since she has been at H.H.S. for five years she plans to take a modern Language course at Univer- sity next year. MAIJA PAUKSENS: To laugh at a man of sense is the privilege of a fool . Maija has spent five interesting years at Hill crest as a pre- fect and an interform sports participant. She will take Nursing Sc- ience at Ottawa University next year. ' - VALERIE O ' CALLAGHAN: Laugh and the class laughs with you, but you serve the detention yourself . Valerie is another ski enthus- iast who also enjoys dancing. She hopes to pursue an Arts course at Ottawa University or St. Pat ' s next year, if she passes. JOE POLLEY: Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy but socially dead . Joe has been here for 4 years so far, so he says. He belongs to the Archery club and plans to go to the University of Tor- onto next year. SHARON O ' CONNOR: Wet ducks never fly at night . Sharon is an avid supporter of interform sports especially volleyball and basket- ball. She intends to take up nursing as a career next year. We wish her good luck. LINDA POLLEY: It ' s not the years in your life that count, it ' s the life in your years . Linda plays interform basketball and volleyball. Next year Linda and her red hair should brighten up Stratford where she will train to be a nurse. BOB OLSON: Better to sit idle than to work . Bob is interested in flying and basketball. He hopes that an Engineering course will pre- pare him well for the future. He plans to go to Carleton. BARB POTTER: I sit here five hours a day — they don ' t expect me to work too, do they? Barb has spent 5 years at Hill crest and is usually found talking to Gerry about who ' s who. She figure ' s she ' s been here long enough so she will enter Teacher ' s College next September. LINDA OUIMET: She is little she is wise, but she is a terror for her size . At last the five years are up (we hope). After playing the usual, basketball, Linda ' s activities are limited a bit extra-curricular wise. WoW ! ! Her main ambition is to Nurse. DAVE POUND: Aim high, any fool can hit the ground . Dave doesn ' t do anything he wants to tell us about except that he ' s going to Queen ' s or McMaster for Engineering. 17

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DAVE MEDHURST: Not a leader of men but a follower of women . You certainly can 1 t miss Dave ! Being 6 ' 4 helps but he ' s not easy to ignore in any way. His many loves include tennis, basketball, ski- ing, Queen ' s Universtiy, and butterscotch ice cream. He wants to take Law at Queen ' s, just a stone ' s throw from Ottawa. WENDY MULLI NS: The way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach - especially if you tell him how flat it is . Wendy is an import from Notre Dame Convent and has already made friends (mostly male). If she makes it through grade 13 which she doubts, she will take Nurs- ing at the Civic. SHARYN MILLIKEN: Sharyn plays on the Senior Girls Basketball Team and is also a G.A.A. representative. Sharyn plans to go to Carleton next year for an Arts course. MARLENE NASH: Sailing and curling are Marlene ' s favourite sports. She tells us that she will go to University next year if she gets out of grade 13 in one piece - lotsa luck! DUNCAN MILNE: Tis better to have run and lost than never to have run at all . Duncan is a Students Council member and was a candidate in the race for Head Boy. He spends his spare time looking for parties and next year is going to Queen ' s for Engineering. BETTY NELSON: Everything has got a moral if only you can find it . Betty is very athletic as she plays interform volleybal I and basketball . She also curls at the R.A. and skis. She will enter the Civic for Nursing this fall . BRIAN MITCHELL: He could fiddle all the bugs off a sweet potatoe- vine . Brian doesn ' t do anything he doesn ' t have to, but he manages to play the string bass and the tuba in jazz and dance bands. He is soon to become a Carleton freshman. BOB NELSON: We grant although he had much wit, he was very shy of using it . Bob is a very quiet boy (in school anyway) and he plays baseball and hockey. He ' ll join the other Engineering freshmen at Carleton in September. MARSHA MOSS: Those who ' II play with cats must expect to be scratched . Marsha has stirred up the Hill crest student body for 5 years now. She is on the G.A.A. and the Dance Committee. She also plays all of the sports. Next year she will go to Queen ' s for her B.P.H.E. SANDRA NICHOLSON: You ' re only young once and after that you have to find another excuse . Our head girl has managed to do more than lead the student body of Hillcrest. She has been on the Yearbook Staff, she curls, is a brownie leader and throws great parties. Her plans for next year are indefinite.

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JOHN PULKINEN: Are you a boy or are you a girl? Everyone knows John ' s claim to fame so we won ' t bother mentioning it here. Besides growing his hair, he plays football and has been on the gym- nastic and track teams. His plans for next year include Physical Ed- ucation at Western. MARILYN ROGERS: I don ' t want anything for myself . Just a son- in-law for my parents . Although Marilyn has been at Hill crest for only two years, she is quite well known , (especially by the boys!). She plays interform sports and is a prefect and next year will go to Ontario College of Art, in Toronto. DENNIS PURCELL: When in doubt win the trick . Dennis is a well known bridge player who plans to travel to Mexico, then to Europe for a university education. LLOYD ROSSMAN: And God created basketball ... Lloyd is scholarly and athletic. He plays good solid basketball and studies Sports Illustrated all night. This year Lloyd made a large contribution to a small tennis team — a good laugh. Next year he is going to Tor- onto U. for Medicine. PAUL RAINEY: Tomorrow, today will be yesterday, Why worry about the past . Paul enjoys sleeping, listening to the Stones, pool, hockey, skiing, Saturday nights and the militia. He will return to Hillcrestfor post graduate work. LINDA ROWDEN: I think that I have never seen French that was not Greek to me. Linda is in our choir and is an A.Y.P.A. member. She plays interform volleyball and basketball and is another one whose plans are undecided. CHRIS READ: It all started when he was hatched . Chris excells at the gentlemen ' s game of chess and he plans to attend the University of British Columbia next year. LAURA SCOTT: She is gentle, she is shy but there is laughter in her eye . Laura is a music fan and enjoys all kinds from classical to the Beatles. She is also an ardent skier and although she explains that her plans fo r next year are debatable, she will probably attend Univer- sity. ROSEMARY RICHARDS: An innocent face hides a scheming mind . Rosemary dabbles in photography, plays the guitar and curls in her spare time. She will attend McGill University for biology. JOAN SCHRODER: God created man, and from that time on, bore- dom ceased . Joan has been a familiar face around Hill crest for the past 5 years. She belongs to the Art, Tennis, and Bridge Clubs. Therefore she plays tennis, bridge and she draws. Next years plans are uncertain. - J tl