hillcrest

Hillcrest is the name of several communities, schools and other places.

I took them to Hillcrest and other golf courses at night.

The commercial area of Hillcrest is noted for its many restaurants.

You get him back up on Hillcrest, going out the upper end of the draw.

With 3,200 students, Hillcrest is the second largest school in the city's pilot.

"But you'd better come on down to Hillcrest and pick him up.

Shook up as he was, the drive to Hillcrest passed in a blur.

Hillcrest felt like some kind of way station en route to the real world.

The faculty at Hillcrest is made up of experienced, certified teachers.

After the mine closed in 1939, Hillcrest experienced a period of economic decline.

Hillcrest currently has an enrollment of 1,320 students with 95 faculty members.

Hillcrest has a long history of success in sports.

School was dismissed and all the children went with the staff to the post office to bring the first text books to Hillcrest.

From the beginning, Hillcrest accepted pupils without regard to race or colour.

Most of what Hillcrest is today was built in the early part of the 20th century.

In 1955, he became head pro at Hillcrest and developed a reputation as the teacher to the stars.

Hillcrest is an older neighborhood which has gone through gentrification.

It was to be in a deserted farmhouse on Hillcrest something or other.

By now they were very familiar with the shore road but did not recall having seen any sign reading Hillcrest.

Last year, it moved into the house on Hillcrest Avenue.

Hillcrest began a part of Hamilton in 1949 with the 5th boundary extension.

Hillcrest says it has had great success with fire-setters like Malcolm.

At that time all of the land in the current district was part of his estate, known as Hillcrest.

The old Hillcrest School is now the township's community center.

Less than 44 years later the school moved again to its current home at 515 Hillcrest Avenue.