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

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... As valedictorian, I am given the privilege of delivering ttie farewell address from the graduating class to the school. It is now our turn to do the talking and the school ' s turn to listen. First of all we would like to thank Mr. Bradley for making our stay at Hillcrest both a time for learning and a time for en- joyment. You, Mr. Bradley, have been our guide in making this school upon the hill one of which we are very proud. We will re- member you as our friend and we hope you will remember us as being among the top people in your 99.9% club. We would like to thank our teachers. Without your direction and patient under- standing many of us would not be here to- night. Each of you has shared with us some of your knowledge. We would like you to know that we appreciate your efforts and now we hope to justify It. We would like to thank our parents. Our deep feeling of gratitude and affection for you has reached its height tonight. For it has been your encouragement, gentle and otherwise, that has propelled us onward. Tonight Is your night as well as ours. We would also like to say thanks to our friends for the fond memories they have given us during our stay at Hillcrest, and we would especially like to say one loud THANK GOODNESS as we have now re- ceived our diplomas. Tonight marks for us a giant step for- ward. We can clearly see before us our reward. With one hesitant look behind, we say farewell to the past and hello to the

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SUSAN EILEEN ABRAMOVITCH Nature makes boys and girls lovely to look upon so they can be tolerated until they acquire some sense. ' ' Susan, like most teenagers, is a modern dance enthusiast. When she ' s not kicking up her heels, she is skiing or participating in a discussion group. Toronto University is her aim after Hillcrest. JUDY AHRENS ' ' Men are like colds; easy to catch and hard to get rid of. ' ' Judy is another of the above- average students in the grad- uating body. She rarely says two words in class but her exam results show, that she isn ' t sleeping. Carleton beckons Judy to it ' s learned halls next year. HARRY ADAMS ' ' Education is what remains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught. ' ' Harry ' s pet peeve is answer- ing the grad report questions because they ' re too difficult. We ' d like to inform him that writing about sky-diving, mountain climbers that belong to the UN Club isn ' t all that much fun either, but of course we shouldn ' t be so nasty. Perhaps Carleton Arts will sooth Harry ' s temper next year. We hope so be- cause look out ' Haven ' ' -- here he comes. JAMES CRAIG ANGUS The only golden thing that women dislike is silence. ' ' Craig came to us this year from Quebec city, to pursue his main interest ' girls ' . In doing this he has become President of 13G, member of the semi-finalist soccer team and an avid skier. Best of luck to Craig as he goes to Carleton next year. -v BRUCE MICHAEL ANTONELLO ' ' Anybody can win unless there happens to be a second entry. ' ' Bruce is one of our dis- tinctive athletes. His fame in track and field, hockey and football have earned him a position in the BAA and the Advisery Council. But instead of pursuing a career in sports he aspires to become a panda bear at Carleton and failing this he will take science at Ottawa Univer- sity. JANE ANTONSEN If the world is round how can it come to an end? ' ' This girl is one of the ' elegants ' of grade 13. She is always so neat and efficient-looking which is definately an asset for her future plans. A pleas- ing personality can be claimed by Jane as well. University is her ultim- ate goal and we wish her well. 3 MARGARET PEGGY JOAN AUBREY There are people who would never have fallen in love if they had heard of love. Volleyball and Interform Basketball take up most of Peggy ' s time. But when she finds time she reads, watches T. V. and goes to school (?) She is taking Canadian Studies in Arts at Carleton next fall. JULI.ANNE BARBER Good things come in small packages. ' ' Julianne, better known to a select few as Bubbles ' , has been a very active member in the school for the past five years. This year she finds it hard to keep the balance in dividing her time between yearbook and a certain animal group. She plans to go to Ottawa U. to major in drums. JANE EVELYN BARR Say what you will about the Ten Commandments, you must always come back to the pleasant fact that there are only ten of them. ' ' jane has returned to Hillcrest after a brief sojourn in England. But this absence has not prevented this girl from participating in school activities. She is a member of our celebrated school band and participates in intra- mural basketball. Jane has made up her mind to take an Arts course next year al- though at which university- is the question. WEND I BARTY Where all think alike, no one thinks very much. ' ' Wendi must have found the questions we put to her too difficult to answer. As a result we know very little about her (even the I.S.L. fail- ed!!!). She did, however, divulge to us the information that she attended Rideau last year making this her first and last year at the school on the hill. We wish her well in her future endeav- ors which at the moment seems to be a big question mark.