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

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MS LANCELOT STERLING ABBOTT: ' ' RANCE RABBIT ' ' I ' ve got the world by the pos- terior ' ' . Lance disagrees with all teachers and has an answer for everything. He is noted for his work in book stores and being a snooker champ. However, he hopes to further his education at E. 0. I.T. as his main ambition is to a prof. SUE MARY B.ABCOCK: ' ' SUZY ' ' Sue spends most of her time with Kevin, leaving very little time for school activities. She likes watching school football games though, or games on T.V. Her hobbies are Kevin, Painting, reading and fighting with her next door neighbour Jeff, who is also her classmate. Plan for next year is to become an air stewardess but her main ambition is to go out with her next door neighbour. JUDITH .ANNE BACH: ' ' JUDY ' ' Judy likes skiing, drawing and driving on the Queensway- but we must mention that she can get lost on the way to Lansdowne Park. Her plans for next year are un- decided as yet. MICH.AEL OGILVIE BANNERMAN: ' ' OGGIE ' ' ' ' AUGIE ' ' A Texas and O.H. regular, he hates to work for Daddy, but is Sybil ' s little boy. HA ' s sweetheart, Oggie ' hobby is falling asleep in most classes. He plays both football and basketball and his main ambition is to be Head Boy at Hillcrest or to clean the vats at Dow. Next year he plans to go to E.O.I.T. GAIL ELEANOR BEATON: ' ' STERLING Do redheads have more fun ' ' Gail enjoys dancing with bus drivers and betting the ponies at Rideau Carleton Race Track. She follows Stock Car Racing and Drag Racing very intensely. She plans to work in a lawyer ' s office next year but her main ambition is to be a bookie!?!?!? NANCY BEGG: Nancy came to us by way of Trenton and that is where she spends her weekends. Guess she doesn ' t like Ottawa as much as Trenton. I wonder why?? You ' 11 be able to find Nancy at the Met Life Corp next year. (Would you believe July! ! !) CLAUDE BERTRAND ' ' CLAUDET ' Claude is a member of both the I.R. C. , and the 4-H Club. He spends his time horseback rid- ing, skiing, and playing Hock- ey on the pond behind the barn. He plans to spend next year enjoying himself. JEAN MARC BRIERE: Jean has been here for four years and has not accomplished much during that time as far as the school is concerned. He does not participate in any school func- tions or activities. His plans for next year are not definite. ¥ 1 CAROLE ANNE BRIERLY: Carole is one of the many ski enthusiasts in the school. She also takes part in interform sports and was our High School Fashion rep. for Simpson Sears. She takes pride in her pet dog Lord Montague. She plans to be a Secretary next year. 33 ERICK CAREY: Erick is one of the most popular boys in the class this year. He takes part in almost all school activities and supports the class bv participating in all inter- form sports., His plans for next year are not definite as yet.

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iii JOHN WILD: A bird in the hand makes blow- ing the nose difficult. ' ' John belies the very Canadian assump- tion of the loud and fun- loving American. By this we mean that he is seldom heard making any rousing comments. He tries frantically along with ' 4 of the grade thirteens to translate that ungodly calculus, that ' they unmercifully thrust upon us. He plans to attend University next year. DAVE WILLIAMSON: Kiss the hat before you enter. ' ' Another quiet member of the grad- uating class, Dave is seldom seen employing his God-given jaw muscles. However, this is not to denythe fact that Dave is truly a great guy and with his stable, calm outlook on life success is sure to fall in his path. SANDRA ANN WILLIE: The natural man has only two primal passions-- to get and to beget. Sandra will tell us noth- ing of her clubs, sports or hob- bies but has imparted to us her love for curling(outside of school). A Nursing career seems to interest this girl so next year will find her trying to attain this goal. ■ Good luck. BOB WILLS: ' •Youth is a blunder, manhood is a struggle, old age a regret. Bob is another of the silent types. He very rarely gets his head out of a book. Last iear he was on the Literary Staff of the Year- book (Impact ' 66 if you didn ' t know). He also plays in the band when he can squeeze it into his heavy schedule. He is hoping to go to University next year and we suspect that he will have an Ontario Scholarship to go with him. LESLEY SUE WILSON: ' •Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects. Curl- ing and photography seems to be Lesley ' s main interests. Between these two extremes, she finds time for her Grade 13 studies. Act ivities in school in- clude being one of our illust- rious prefects. The future holds a teaching career for Lesley so OTC is Lesley ' s next stop. JOHN WINSKILL: ' •Your expected in Mr. Dunlop ' s office rightaway . John lives for the twang of that guitar and a beasty roar from a cer- tain fruit group. His quiet and unassuming nature in class can be described as the Dr. Jeekyl of Mr. Hyde for out of school John shows his true self. Our Impact crystal ball sees a future for this guy in the en- tertainment field. FRANCIS WOOD: ' Speak when you ' re angry and you ' 1) make the best speech you ' 11 ever regret. Francis is so quiet one hardly realizes he ' s there. However we do know that his hobby is electronics (shocking what?) and next year he plans to study Science or Engineering at Carleton. With such aspirations perhaps he will soon make his mark in Scientific History. JEAN- MARIE YELLE: To establish oneself in the world, one does all one can to seem established there. Jean-Marie, apart from being exceptional in French (look at the name!!) excels in the creat- ive art of Woodworking. He en- joys watching football games but refuses to take part in any school sport(he ' s the true intellectual). Very pro E.O. I.T. he plans to take studies there next year. BARRY YOUNG: ' •You can ' t eat cranistads with a pilable forbie. Barry is a member of the Graduating Class who is tall and dark and... well , ..not everyone is perfect. He excels in the virile sports of hockey, basketball and cricket. Barry left us in September for whereabouts unknown to the I.S.L. DAVID YOUNG: 99% of all contented cows chew their cud. David Young has left the illustrious form of 13C for reasons unknown. Because of his short period of class attendance we know very little about him and all we can do is wish him the best of luck in future endeavours.

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PAM CHARTER: It ' s Pam that ' s at Hillcrest; the other one (her twin) is at Fisher Park. She (Pam that is) has been a Prefect, her grade nine class president, and grade ten secretary. She has taken part in all inter- form sports and enjoys bowling and skating. Her hobbies include coll- ecting photographs of Ed. Next year if you want to find Pam just locate the office of the nearest handsome lawyer. FRANCIS CLEROUX: Francis ' main interest is farming and his claim to fame is that he once drove a tractor through a fence. Next year he plans to go into farming full time, work in an office or travel. His destin- ation according to our grapevine will be mending fences. SUSAN CLARE: This girl switched from the ranks of Arts and Science to Business and Commerce because her future lies in the business world. Susan is an avid football fan. She attends all the games of the Ottawa Sooners. She spends her spare time working at Woolworth ' s or painting. LAUREEN CLEROUX: She has had three years perfect attendance and belongs to the RDEL Fan Club which seems to be around and operated by herself. Her activities are polishing a diamond ring and being a water girl for the Overbrook Eagles. Her hobby is Robert Donald Earl Larabie with whom she plans to marry up ???? JANE COLEMAN: Although small this does not mean that Jane is an obscure member of Hillcrest. This year we can safely say that her thoughts are not only at Hillcrest or on her studies. Foxy on the Brain. SANDRA CROWDER: Sandra is very quiet and myster- ious but she has many hidden assets to her personality. She won a Scholarship Bar and be- longed to the Conversational French Club. Her hobbies in- clude bowling and sketching. She plans to be a stewardess. SUSAN CUNNING: The I.S.L. really tried but we just couldn ' t find out anything about this girl. All we do know is that she plays interform basketball and volleyball but this is probably only part of her extra- curricular activities. Next year- she will be invading the business world. BARBARA DALLIMORE: ' THE ROADRUNNER ' ' Barb is a valuable asset to Hillcrest; she has won many honours for the school in track competitions and is a member of the Uplands Harr- iers. Besides Track Barb plays on the Basketball and Volleyball Teams Her amb- ition is to be a Nurse. 01% DIANNE PATRICIA DINSDALE: ' ' SCOTCH ' ' Dianne is known as ' Scotch ' to her classmates. She belonged to the Conversational French Club and the Choir. She is a Sunday School Teacher in her spare time. She played interform basket- ball and volleyball. Her hobbies are Bill, parties and disturbing teachers. She plans to become an ' ' External Affairs Secretary ' ' (legal). Her favourite express- ion is Really Now. ' ' GINET TE DUBOIS: We don ' t know much about Ginette as she is new to Hillcrest. She attended school in St. Lambert near Montreal last year. Next year she plans to become a legal secretary.