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

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ROBERT KENNEDY: ' BOB ' ' Bob comes to us from the base and intends to find a j ob in electronics with the air force. ROBERT LALONDE: Robert is another of the lads that refuses to tell us any- thing about himself. Apart from his probable plot to overthrow the school, his activities are unknown. Next year he ' 11 bg working somewhere. JOHN LANDERVILLE: John may be sneaky but his pool title is still his main asset. John belongs to the 0 ' Conner theatre group. John has not con- fessed any printable plans for next year but he intends to make his plans exclude Hillcrest. NEIL 0 ' CONNOR: ' ' Parents were invented to make children happy by giving them something to ignore. ' ' Neil in- tends to make a name for himself in the automobile trade next year. He ' 11 probably end up tak- ing Wednesday afternoons off work to take in all The Theatrical happenings in town. • ■ ' .A sP 5 v ft ALFRED PAGET: ' ' Alf Alf has taken an active interest in the electronics part of the course this year and intends to further his endeavours next year. «g HEAL QUI LIT: ' : MIKE ROBINSON: ' The fellow that ' s pleased with everything either doesn ' t cut any ice or has something up his sleeve. Mike made his mark on the school hockey team this year and if the call from across the river doesn ' t supercede that from his studies, he ' 11 throw off the shackles of this glorious institute next year. Some people are paid to be good, but Mike ' s good for nothing. Mike belongs to the Wednesday afternoon Movie going Club. But all kidding aside, he ' 11 probably be one of the LUCKY ones to make the grade this year. Mike part- icipates in many great extra- curricular activities (none of which we can mention in this book! ! ! ! ) . GEORGE SAVAGE: CHIEF George (the super chief) has taken ribs about his squaw, his wigwam and his happy hunting grounds. He intends to open up his own reservation for used cars. George assures us that he will pass this year. ALBERT SYBERG: ' ' AL ' ' ' ' There are few virtuous women who do not tire of their role. Al ' s biggest worry this year besides graduating seems to be keeping his dates straight- meanwhile back at the oasis. Al intends to continue his endeav- ors in the automotive field in the forthcoming year. DONALD WHITMORE: ' ' THUMPER ' ' To Don ' s dismay the name Thumper ' has stuck with him since grade nine. Thumper is most often heard saying are you kidding??? to one of his teachers just before an argument. J

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9.J M. GRANT N. GROULX C. KEELER M. HUOT 9E M. BLAAUWBROEK R. BLAIR ALBERT D. ARTELE R. BABINGTON A. BARNES J. CARWILL A. CLARK t D. ECKHARDT J. FITZPATRICK S. GABIE S. GALL L. GARRARD D. GOODWIN D. KOFFMAN D. LEBLANC G. LOEWHN P. LONGCHAMPS S. LONGCHAMPS H. MONGOMERY H. MILTON J. PAKENHAM P. SCX1TT S. SORENSON J. STAPLFDON S. STEIN B. TELFORD E. TORONTOW L. WALTON D. WATSON D. WILSON D. BOND S. CAMPBELL D. DELAGUNT L. BOWER EDWARDS R. GREEN K. HARTMAN G. HENDERSON L. HENRY A. HODGINS R. KERR