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

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LYNNE HIGGS ' ' A woman is never too old to Yearn. ' ' Lynne does not tell us much about herself except that she dabbles a bit in the sport of curling. Her hobbies, clubs and activities remain a mystery to us but we suspect this does not mean she does not have any. Her preference must be Math since she intends to study- it at Carleton U. Next year. NOEL HOLT ' ' Even a broken clock is right twice a day. ' ' Noel has returned to us after a brief stay in the U.S. Very athletically inclined, she is an enthusiastic member of the girls ' basketball team. Plans for next year are indefinite but will prob- ably lead to a Physical Education course. SUSAN ELIZABETH HODGSON ' ' Politness is half good nature and the other half good lying. ' ' Being a bit on the quiet side, Susan doesn ' t really tell us a lot about herself. A high rate of intelligence is something we are sure of, but is a thing of which she is very modest. Last year she was a member of the UN Club, but this year ' s act- ivities include the band and choir. Susan wants to know what we ' re all doing here and so she ' s going into Anthropology next year at U. of T. to find out. BARRY LATHAM HOPKINS ' ' A yawn is a si lent, shout. ' ' Barry is one of those people that we occasionally import from Ridgemont. He was once President of the band and to prove he ' s still musically inclined he teaches in the Guitar Club. He also played football (we had to get sports in there). Apart from his CENSORED hob- bies he tries to hypnotize people and throw verbal spears at the Scottish Eng- lish teachers. His immed- iate plans include Engin- eering at Carleton or Dentistry at McGill, depend- ing on his marks. 1 DEBORAH WENDY HUGET ' ' My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. ' ' Debbie has been walking to Hillcrest for four years (this last year she got her licence). She belongs to the choir which gets her to school at an ungodly hour, and the U. N. Club which keeps her after school to an un- godly hour. In the summer time she skiis on water and in winter on the snow. Next year she plans to go to Ottawa u. to become a second Florence Nightingale. RICHARD JAMES HUGET (RICK) ' He that has a girlfriend has a master. Rick has been ' ' finger drum- ming ' ' on Hillcrest desks for five years. He also drums for Hillcrest ' s own ' ' Finders Keepers ' . (Publicity much!) When he ' s not hitting his Ludwig skins, he is washing his car, water-skiing, or helping a little girl with her chemistry! Rick will go to Carleton for science next year if he passes Math A B. Good luck Rick, you- 11 need it. BRIAN HUGHES ' So that ' s it. I always figured the stork had too short a wing spread to carry an 8 to 10 pound load. ' ' Brian, a comparitively quiet lad, has very surpris- ing activities. He is an avid member of all blood sports in the school. His hobbies are wine tasting, gum col- lecting and all things nec- essary in blood sports, (he might even collect iodine!) Next year Brian will take Marine Biology at Guelph but that sounds sort of fishy for such a quiet guy. DONALD HUGHES ' ' I ' ve got a good memory., but it ' s short. ' ' Don ' s main passion is ski- ing and he can usually be found swooshing down the slopes at the assorted varieties of camps. He is also a member of the ni - extinct taxidermy club. Commerce at Ottawa U. wil. keep Don busy next year and we know he ' 11 do well. CAROL HUSBAND ' To graduate is my goal, so please brain, stay in control. ' ' - She may appear quiet and reser- ved but this girl has a head on her shoulders and uses it to its full potential. She can be readily classified as an ' expert ' English student as she was a member of that select crew chosen to speak to the rest of the grade 13 ' son Ham- let. We know she ' 11 be successful at university next year. LINCOLN HUTTON ' ' To focus or not to focus.. ' ' Line, alias ' the -monk ' , is an avid photography fan besides being a French expert. This vear, Lincoln has grac- ed our yearbook staff with his presence and profession- al experience in picture- snapping. Line ' s other activities are the school ' s camera club and the Tate- for- supper- again ' club. Our photographer friend plans to attend photo- graphy school in the U.S. next year.

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m JUDY GROULX In baiting a mousetrap with cheese, always leave room for the mouse. ' ' Judy should write a book on ' How to Succeed in Mr. Meloche ' s French Classes ' ' Besides being one of our better trench students Judy delights in a good game of tennis. She will be deserting this disting- uished institution of learning for Ottawa U. next year. PATRICIA GDTHERIE ' ' Conscience is defined as the inner voice which warns us that someone may be looking. ' ' Pat ' s resounding laugh has been heard in these halls for five years. She can usually be found reporting the latest tales to Zena, the tiger, and company around Room 210. If Patricia passes her French this year she will be attending Queen ' s or Toronto for a course in merry-making. ELAINE GUNTER ' ' An old maid has one consol- ation, she can never be a widow no matter who dies. ' ' Modest and restrained def- initely describes Elaine for she hardly utters a word during any of her classes. But this does not mean she doesn ' t know anything, for her present academic standing would belie such an assump- tion. Outside of school her main interest is that of skiing. Look this girl up at Carleton U. next year. DIANE HAAS I fear explanations explan- atory of things explained. Diane is one of our busier ' ' bumbly bees ' ' . Besides maintaining a high average she belongs to the prefect ' and hostess clubs and takes loving care of her many brothers and sisters. House- hold Science or Nursing is the objective of this mdus- trous girl. TOMMY HAMELIN ' ' Those who live in glass houses should dress in the basement. ' ' Tom is an avid member of the ' Find -a- party- Friday-night ' club. He also lends his humorous personality to the drama club and spring concerts. He can usually be found with Marv plotting the school ' s overthrow or else eating at Harvey ' s. Teachers ' College (?) or Carleton (at least plausible) will be Tom ' s stop for next year. KIMBERLY ANNE HAMILTON ' ' Tact fails the moment it is noticed. ' ' Kim came to us this year from way out in Alberta where she played a very active role in the Student Body. She hasn ' t participated in many clubs this year because she is too busy making new friends. She does however, find time to study piano and to dabble in a bit of Badminton. Teachers ' College will get our girl, Kim, next year. DAVID HANSON ' ' Oh tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Dave has been a faithful Hillcrestien for the full course of his high school education. His favorite pastimes include the famous trio-w w s but when he can pull himself away from this, you can usually find him schussing down the slopes at Fortune. Next year, Dave will be found at either Carleton or Queen ' s. ROGER HARDY ' ' The vagabond, when rich, is called a tourist. ' ' ' ' Better late than never ' ' must be Roger ' s slogen, as he cheerily walked in and offer- ed to get advertising for the Impact in the middle of December! However, with customary Hardy ' dispatch he quickly set out to procure aforesaid ads. Thanks Roger! As for next year, if he isn ' t nabbed by the Advertis- ing Union, we predict he will head for Ottawa U. DONALD EARL HARRISON When I take a gun in hand, tl safest place for a pheasant is just opposite the muzzle. Good grief! Hillcrest need never fear an enemy attack with guys like Don around. As a member of the Royal Canadian Army Reserve, he says his hobbies are revolver and pistol collecting and firing. However, these pugilistic tendencies are well balanced by his participation in the band and skiing. Don should make a very effective engin- eer (would you believe con- ductor?) after studies at Carleton. DEL HERSEY ' Where there ' s a will, there ' s relatives. Del is a quiet guy and won ' t tell us mirh about himself. However, he did feel it his duty to inform us a bit about his private world; he swims and likes motorcycles! ! Anyway, everybody seems to like our solitary reaper and his plans for next year include Carleton University for an Arts course.

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BRIAN IRWIN Telling the truth to people who misunderstand you, is generally promoting a false- hood, isn ' t it? ' ' Brian Irwin of 13C at Hillcrest High School plans to attend University next year. Well, that ' s all he told us. How- ever, with customary effic- iency, the Impact Spy League has managed to dis- cover that besides getting somewhat overanxious (flustered to be exact) in French, Brian nevertheless creates masterful efforts in Comp. class though he has as yet declined to give any verbal proof of his mastery of our native tongue. DOUG JACKMAN ' ' To my embarrassment I was born in bed with a lady. ' ' Doug spends the fall of his year playing right-half on the soccer team and the rest of the year studying to make up for last time. This dapper red head will venture to Carleton arts or science faculty next year. ERIN IRWIN ' ' Advice is what you take for a cold. ' ' No relation to the gentleman across the page, Erin really gave the Yearbook staff a rough time trying to figure out who she was. Her grad report said Irwin Erin 1 ' ! It ' s a good thing some of us were familiar with that cheery smile and recognized who it really was. Although she doesn ' t say much, we ' re sure Erin will have another successful career at university to follow her years at Hillcrest. GEORGE JACOB Hey Jacob! .. .down here! ' ' When not being hailed in the cafeteria by his home room teacher, George is kept busy trying to figure out what his time table really is. Apparently he still hasn ' t filled out his card for the office yet but he says it ' 11 be completed by June. He is also a member of Camp Fortune Hillcrest Division, and when he gives up on his class schedule, he heads for the slopes to relieve the con- fusion. University is a strong possibility next year, but George may end up coming back to explain what he did this year. LESLIE M. JOHNSON ' For the happiest life, days should be vigorously planned, nights left open to chance. ' ' Leslie M. (she won ' t tell us what the fH ' stands for) has been at good old Hillcrest for five years. Her busy schedule includes inter- form basketball and volley- ball. She is very vague about the exact location of the University of her choice so we hope she can find it. ALRAE ANNE JOHNSTON ' ' The best blood will be at some time get into a fool of a mosquito. ' ' Alrae enjoys playing bridge but she did not tell us if she is in the bridge club or not. She excels in biology which she took last year while in grade 12! ! ! How ' s that for ambition? Anyway, she plans on becoming an X-ray technician and will study at the Ottawa Civic next year. § no PHOTO AVAILABLE MYRNA JOHNSTON ' ' History is the sum total of all the things that could have been avoided. ' ' Myrna is making a repeat performance this year with- out loss of dignity. The I.S.L. has found out that Myrna, al- though small in stature, is really big in personality. Being Pro-Carleton, she will join the ranks of the Raven boosters next year. LESLIE JONES ' ' Blessed are they who have nothing to say and who cannot be persuaded to say it. ' ' This quiet miss has been with us for the better part of her high school career. She has participated in basketball, volleyball and other inter- form sports. Next year she plans to take nursing at U. of A. or Arts at Carleton. JIM KAHLE We drink one another ' s health and spoil our own. ' ' Hobbies none, clubs none, activities none, sports- ana! - he curls!! Despite our somewhat critical out- look on this individual, he is intelligent (he wouldn ' t be in grade 13 if he wasn ' t) and next year he aspires to attend Carleton University for a Science course. JOANN KELLY Darling: the popular form of address used in speaking to a person of the opposite sex whose name you cannot at the moment recall. ' ' JoAnn has greatly contributed to the girUwatching facili- ties of Hillcrest. She supplements her ability for distraction with water skiing and art. Next year Ottawa University expects a sudden increase in male students as Jo heads there for a Nursing Degree.