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Stephan1e Haws Ang1e Head Kirk Hedman Steve Hendrickson Jam1e Henson Kent H1gham Aaron Hill Robert Hill K1m H1ntze Joanne Hirase Jana Holt Cra1g Homewood LuAnn Hooker Suzette Hosk1sson Tiffanie Howe Dale Hughes Marilee Hunter Brent Huntington Malinda Hutchings Shane Hyer Paula Ingersoll Mark Jackman Teresa Jackson Dave Jacobson Stacie Jacobson Jam1e Jacoway Ernest Jake Stephen Jeffries Robert Jenk1ns Barbara Jensen Tern Jensen Wayne Jensen K1m Jenson Becky Jeppson Edd1e Jeppson Gloria Jessop Kathy Jewkes Jill Johanson Wendy Johansson Ruth Johnson Vicki Johnson Gina Johnston Freshmen I 231

Andrea Jones Brian Jones Jenmfer Jones Steve Jones Clayton Kadleck Julie Kalleres Mike Kaly Ang1e Keane Paul Keddington Terri Ke1th M1ke Kelly Sherri Kenney Teresa Kern Ken Kesler Cra1g Keyworth Kerrie Khoury Kirk Kirkman Ruth Kn1ffen Kim Knuteson Cinda Koehler Nick Koncar Kim Kramer Kristen Kuehn Colette Kunz Becky Lasser Becky LeBreton M1chelle Ledford Amy Lee Terry LeFevre P1per Leon John Lewis Cyndi Littlewood Reed Llewelyn LuAnn Lloyd Joey Long Lew1s Loralee Tonya Loulias Chns!ln Lovat Eric Love Ann Lovell David Low Heidi Ludwig 232/Freshmen

Taun Lund Leslie Lundberg Suzy Lundgreen Marianne Lunt Holly Mace John Maclaren Earl Mallet Sherilyn Marchant Shurl Marion David Mark Natalie Markov1ch Marty Mart1neau Kristy Martinez Dawn Mason Richelle Mathews Perry Maw David Maxfield Freshmen 233

Eric Maxfield Jim Maxwell Tom Maynard Erica McAfee Juliann McCay Douglas Melfi Dennis Mellor Mike Memmott Julie Menlove M1ke Mesh Chad Metiers Bnan Miller Carrie Miller Karen Miller Bobby Millerberg Sharon M1tchel L1nda M1tchell 234 I Freshmen

Dann Monsen Kim Montano Joy Montgomery M1ke Montoya Ken Moran Michelle Morey Ann Morris Jesse Mortensen Ronnie Mortensen Darnn Moser Greg Moser Larry Mosley Ronda Muir Matt Munk Doug Murdock Carol Myers K1m Myers Trisha Nave Darren Naylor Marnie Neal Leslie Neebling Brad Nelson Jack Nelson Ryan Nelson Sam Nengas Dennis Newmeyer Brett Nielsen Claudette Nielsen Corey Nielsen Kris Nielsen Sharee Nielsen Shelly Nielsen Vicki Nielsen Jerry Norr Sherm North Wendy Nunley Troy Odell Ray Odorizzi Robert Oldroyd JoAnn Olsen Usa Olsen Mananne Olsen Freshmen I 235

Marty Olsen Melan1e Olsen Holly Orgill Debbie Ortega Janet Ortega Felic1ta Orliz Devan Ovard Sulyn Oveson M1chele Palmer Brent Parkin Joan Parsons Stacy Patton Brian Pearson Ken Pearson Jenifer Peay Enn Peck Billy Pendleton Denn1s Pennmgton Gene Penny Debbie Perelle Carol Petersen Kayleen Peterson Mike Peterson Scott Peterson Larry Phelps Camille Ph1ppen Sally Pia Mitch Pierce Estella Pind Holly Plott Robby Pope Reed Porter Becky Poulsen Steve Powell Steve Powell Joe Priano Brenda Price Delwyn Price Molly Primack Mark Pringle Lance Purser Brian Rallison 236/Freshmen

Juhe Randall Rosalie Rasmussen Robert Rawlings Alan Rawlinson Britt Rhodes Dann Richardson Tony RICO Glade Ridd Shauna Riggs Matthew R1ndlisbaker Bryan Ritchie M1chele Roach Kyler Roberts Bill Robertson Roby Robinson Kirk Robison Lanette Rob1son Debbie Roche Tim Rodarte Kris Rogers Lisa Rose Dav1d Rudelich Elizabeth Rut M1sty Rufi Freshmen I 237

Paul Rumel Kim Ryan Kimberly Ryan Ae Salatlam Silvia Sanchez Jack Sanford Laura Schieving Zane Schipaaboord Ben Schouten Kimberly Schuyler Nathan Scott Vickie Scovill Sabrina Searle Wendy Seidel Jill Seward Enca Sharp Ryan Sharp Jonia Shaw Alecia Shearer Dayna Shepherd Laura Shepherd Curt Shields Shireen Shirley Cindy Shurtz Gerry Silva Chris Simpson Stephen Slater Shawn Smart Ben Smith Jimmy Smith Mike Smith DeAnna Snow Amy Snyder Dayna Spackman Gladys Spencer Vance Sperry Carrie Staley Gordon Stapel Doug Stauffer Michelle Stauffer Bryan Steele Ramari Stephenson 238/Freshmen

Lisa Stewart Marcy Stewart M1ke Stewart John Stidham Richard Stoddard Lori Stone Ronn1e Stone Monty Strand Annette Strasburg Allison Swain Susan Swapp Torey Sw1nk Doreen Tafoya Ricky Tanner LeeAnn Taylor Teddi Taylor Shan Tea F.(eshmen I 239

Katherine Tempest Michael Tenney Teri Tenney Sharon Thacker Trent Tholen Tyler Tholen Brad Thomas Cindy Thomas Cory Thompson Jim Thompson Reg1e Thompson Trent Thompson Bruce Tobler Jim Tollestrup Morris Trane Knsti Tripp Richelle Tripp Tiffanie Tripp Enc Tycksen M1chelle Utter Sheila VanBallegooie Mee Vang Neng Vang Joey VanValkenburg Jeff VanWagenen Juli VanZeben Randee Vicchrilli Darin Vincent Joy Vollmer Sherene Wadsworth Richard Wahlquist Tim Wallis L1bbi Walster Randy Warner Sherrie Waters Bryan Wayne Lori Wells Kathy Wesemann Pam West Mike Westphal Rick Whicker Brian Whipple 240 I Freshmen

Scott White Cassy Wicklund Trenna Widener Mike Williams Kimberlee Willyard Audra Wolf Karen Wong Stephanie Wood Doug Woolley Shelley Woolsey Theresa Workan Pam Worlton Denny Worthington Kathy Wright Lori Wnght Rachel Wright Judy Wylie Bee Xiong Chue Xiong Debby Yack Bee Yang Debby Yohnke Linda Ziegler Angela Zillner Freshmen/241

Hillcrest ''81'' Busy Bodies During first and second period the yearbook room was the noi- siest room in the whole school. Everyone tried jamming a quar- ter's work into the last day of the deadline. There was a lot of yell- ing, screaming, and typing; it also caused a real problem when pic- tures couldn't be found and lay- outs were lost. It always seemed quite hect1c, but all in all everyth- ing always turned out successful- ly. Each individual knew that he or she had to do the best job he or she could do - and we did it! The staff and the photographers were in the yearbook room for six hours on end (once in a while sneaking out for a few minutes for lunch or a coffee break). Like they always say, when the going gets rough, the rough get going, and that's just about the way it was around the last few last days of the deadline! Have you ever heard of trying to fit nearly fifty people into your bathroom? Well I guess that if you asked anyone on the yearbook staff they would say \"yes,\" simply because the yearbook room is just a little bit bigger than a bathroom; but with fifty people in there, you wouldn't know it. Oh well, it was a great year and something to look back on w1th pride. 1) Yearbook Staff, bottom to top, left to nght 1st row· Dave Lundberg, Morns Trane. Kayleen Hammer. Julie Hess, L1sa Anderson, 2nd row: Mike Kaly, Penny Conger. Gary Sandberg. Melan1e John- son, Andra Nielson, Todd Tolman, Bob Hood . 3rd row: Bob Fitzpatnck, Cindy Morley, Lee Domgaard, Jerry Vaculin, Mark Bunker, Steve Ellis, M1ke Evans. 4th row· Karen Nix, Wendy Everett, M1chelle Van Staveren, Aimee TruJillo (not pic-- tured) . . 2) Ed1tors. top row, left to right: Gary Sandberg, Melanie Johnson, Audra Niel- sen, Julie Hess, Cindy Morley, Dave Lunaberg, Bottom row: Wendy Everett. 3) Photographers. left to nght: Bob Hood, M1ke Evans. Bob Fitzpatnc. Mike Kaly, Morris Trane. 4) Adv1sor M1ss VandenAkker superv1ses Mela'nie Johnson in typ1ng her captions. 5) Alan Brady, M1ss Vanden Akker, and M1ss Puzey, are the outstanding adv1sors who keep the yearbook staff rolling . 6) Karen Nix and \" What do I do next?\" 7) Todd Tolman has the day of Deadline Blues! 2 242/Yearbook Staff

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Most Common Name Most Flirtatious Most Humorous Most Dramatic Most Intellectual As the Senior Class graduates from Hillcrest, they would like to leave with Hillcrest many fond 245 memories. The Yearbook Staff polled about 300 Seniors to find out who they felt had contributed the most to our school with the most dedication, pride, honor, and participation at Hillcrest. Those Seniors were voted into the \" Senior Most\" category.Th- ose Seniors who have made the most of school life - academic and social are: Most Friendly - Dave Jenkins & Jan Nystrom, Best Dressed - Mark Certonio & Yvonne Anderson , Most Flirta- tious - Jeff Schneider & Su- zanne Haws, Most Common Name - Scott Allan & Lisa An- dersen, Most Likely to Succeed -John Boswell & Michelle Tur- pin, Most Humorous - Steve Lit- tle & Jeanie Bateman, Most Dra- matic - Darren Tucker & An- nette Godfrey, and Most Intellec- tual - Robert Moes & Jan Jep- son .

(1) Cheap Trick started out 1981 w1th a b1g production, '80-'81 A Good and a great stage show. (2) Van Halen 1n their th1rd concert 10 Salt Lake, g1ves the1r biggest show ever (3) Styx w1th Tommy Shaw play great songs on the1r many albums. (4) Kenny Rogers put on a spectacular show that sold out the f1rst day the tickets went on sale. 4 246/Concerts & Movies

Year For Entertainment Once aga1n great mov1es were out th1s year. (1) Charlie Chan The Curse of the Dragon Queen (2) Eyew1tness (3) Fort Apache The Bronx (4) Any Which Way You Can. (5) The Devil and Max Devlin 34 Concerts & Movies/247

Huskies Are Howling For A 4 248/Fads

Few Of Their Favorite Things 7 1) G1rls' favorites were charm necklaces. while guys still wore the1r gold Strauss. 5) M A.S. H. was definitely the favonte show of the Husk1es 1n cha1ns. 2) Everyone agrees that Husk1es all have the same favonte thmg '81 6) N1kes were the most popular of shoes around campus 7) Even 3) Western fads were commg 1n. the number 1 th1ng on the list was though all Huskies loved to have new cars. th1s car was a popular s1te 1n cowboy boots. 4) Husk1e g1rls as well as Huskie guys went wild over Levi Hillcrest's park1ng lot. Fads/249

Current Events 1980-81 Throughout the year of 1980 and into the year of 1981 , there were many traumatic, depressing, and exciting events. The most exciting was the United States having 52 hostages released from Iran. They began their reach for freedom on January 20 at 8:06 EST. The hos- tages were not allowed to take off until 12:33 p.m. The Iranians kept on delaying to get in their last insult to President Carter. While the dra- ma between Iran and the United States played its final scene, Presi- dent-elect Reagan was being inau- gurated. Iran's international con- flicts did not die. Iran was at war with Iraq. Both countries rich in oil and both were \" burning\". While everything was hot in Iran, the U.S. had a little heat of its own . Mt. St. Helens, the only active vol- cano in the U.S., erupted. Americans were also stunned with the tragic death of John Len- non (1940-1980). His life was so short. The accused murderer was David Mark Chapman- a fan of Lennon's. The motive remains un- known . Gas prices continued to rise with no halt in sight. When Reagan be- came President, he deregulated do- mestic oil prices. Americans had to pay another 10- 15¢ at the pumps. When will we run out of energy? At the same time, Russia was us- ing up a lot of energy but in the sense that we were. Instead, they were making war-type actions. First, they invaded Afganistan. Next, they made strategic moves towards Po- land . It seemed like Russia was shaking the world. The splurge of earth- quakes shook the world, too. The earthquakes in Italy, South Amer- ica, Turkey, China, and Greece crumbled buildings to the ground killing many people. The year of 1980-81 brought was full of fear, joy, caution, sadness, disaster and hope for all Americans. 250 I Current Events

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REACH BACK FOR THE 252/Theme

OY AND THE SORROW 1) \"Gosh Coach, when do I get to play?\" 2) S.B.O Steve Little salutes the end of a great year. 3) Harvy demonstrates how Huskies eat up any \" turkey\" who comes along 4) Lisa Jenkins says a little prayer to help Hus- kies to v1ctory 5) Reach out and take what life hands you. 6) Huskies often take their lunch break away from home. 7) Our wonder- ful Cross Country Team proved once again that Hillcrest is # 1!

PUT THEM AWAY 254/Theme

5 1) The Husky is a strong beautiful animal. 2) Varsity Cheerleaders did the1r best to bnng 6 pride and sp1rit to Hillcrest 3) The good limes will be remembered long after their N YOUR MIND gone. 4) At the end of the year. old papers and posters were tossed away. 5) Way back m the depths of your mind are all the memo- ries of Hillcrest. 6) Chris Webster and Leasa Eckman relax between classes. Theme/255

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In Memorium Cry for the living for they must endure the pain. Those who have passed . peacefully sleep.



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