Hillcrest High Class of 1991

~~ • HILLCREST Paws To Reflect





Ryan Kelly, Dorian Carroll, Kenny Dibble, and Cory Romrell all have one question in mind. \" Have you seen our shirts?\" In the heat of the crisis, Heather Moore kept her cool. Pic Te 3· Allen Arko High performance came through dedication as John Vigil and Brandon Condie showed us how it was done. 2 Opening

A vision Eddie Loomis's future, a fine career in modeling morning wear. \"PAWS TO REfLECT .. II As we pause for a moment to look back upon our high school years, we reflect on our achievements, our personalites, our friendships, and our memories that we had made with one another. The knowledge we have gained and the accomplishments we have made will help us throughout our lives to make important choices in the furture. We will miss the fun times, but we will look forward to what life has to offer each of us. It's not the FBI or the PMS squad, it's the HHSHMS, the Hillcrest High School Hall Monster Chelsea Clark, from our own Dance Squad; consisting of Jeremy Poulsen, Mike Huish, Renae Hatfield, Jeff Gunnerson, and Company, showed her freedom in motion Chris Bown . during a dance in the Homecoming assembly. Opening .3









Ed Loomis: SBO President Andy Armstrong: SBO Vice Shawna Berrett: SBO Secretary Mark Ryser: SBO President Activities Coordinator Pictures 1,2,:5,4,5 by Allison Jones I'd just like to thank SBO's, Wit, I love this studentbody, you made and the administration for making the year for all of us. I hope Shawna, give us one more tuck this year such a memorable one. I'll everyone had the best year of their jump for the road. Hot dogs will live never forget all the great times. lives. P.S. Hail flag matrons. - forever in Georgial Hillcrest, Thanks to you, the studentbody, for Dannielle Harris NOTHING BUT THE BESTI Le Pointe all the support you've given us and rules forever. Ed Loomis . . . Good for making 1990-91 such a Thank you SBO's, studentbody, Dayl wonderful yearl Shawna Berrett and all my friends for the best year 50 long farewell, auf weidersein, good bye, we hate to go and leave Thanks for all your support, but I ever! Remember it's not over 'til all this pretty sight, Good-byel AI a shall shed my tear-jerking response Muchfhal -Andy Armstong to Jeremy . A la Muckfhal -Mark the snow meltsl - Dorian Carroll Ryser B

Jeremy Astle: SBO Public Danielle Harris: SBO Historian Dorian Carroll: SBO Historian Relations Pictures 1.2.3.4.5.6 by Allison Jones 9

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SINCERELY YOURS Hey Homes, What up? You've been civilized long enough. Now it's time to cross over into the Hillcrest zone. No we're not in Kansas anymore so fasten your seatbelts it's going to be a bumpy ride. It's time to forget those growing pains because you need some pizazz! So take control of the way you look, after all some like it hot. Even if it means going from hardware to software theres only one name good enough HILLCREST! Perhaps the most beautiful thing about it is its spirit. Sincerely Yours! P.S. Remember to stop, go, and take control. During class break, Trish Peterson found her chance to achieve a small moral victory. Piet. 2 Allison Jones As Travis Colledge and Brett Keet-:h casually stroll out of the mens room they are caught off guard by the flash of a camera . Hey Travis your fly is undone. (JUST KIDDING !) Piet. .3 Chris Bown As Lisa Wrigh t and Megan Fenton giggl e fooli shly, Lance Despain doesn ' t get it and obviously Maria Maza nares doesn't ca re,

\"GOTNOPHOBIA\" Bellaphobla- sophmores afraid of being late. Brtntonaphobla- fear of hard teachers. Busaphobla- sophmores fear of being left by their bus. Claustrophobia- fear of crowded halls. Crashaphobla..fear of crashing on ski's. Dateaphobia- fear of asking the opplslte sex out on a date. \"\"\"aphobla- fear of faDing. f'roaphobla- fear of fro'S coming back In style. Hairaphobia- fear of your hair not going riI&ht. LockeraphobJa.. SOJ,lbrnpres fear of being stl.1t&ld in a IOtker. LoneraphObta- lear of hlivlng DO friends. aphol$- rear a f beihg Lundtmom seen 18 the lult5tumn. MOlmirlgBJlhol_taar of b~ the 14 Student Life



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Who let these Iraqies into our football game? Hey, it's the one and only Harvey Husky of Hillcrest High School! Lets do the choo-choo! sTo Reflect Division Pg 17

School Play \"When you see a guy reach for stars in the sky, you can bet that he's doing it for some doll.\" \" Guys and Dolls\" was the spectacular musical put on by Hillcrest's students and directors this year. The scene starts out when Sky Masterson (Mark Ryser) made a bet with Nathan Detroit (Deric Nance) that he could take any \"doll\" in town to Havana. His plans are a little messed up when Nathan Detroit points to the beautiful sergeant Sarah Brown (Tricia Tueller) of the Salvation Army. Adelaide, (Marlo 18

Jeppson) Nathan Detroit's fourteen year fiance, doesn't like the idea of Detroit's gambling, she would rather settle down and get married. The play revolves around these two conflicts making it a great comedy and thriller. Directors, Mr. Vuyk, Mrs. Mousley, and Mr. Bentley along with the talents of Mr. Northway, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Shumway helped make this musical possible. Thanks to the talents of 275 students and directors this year's musical was a great success. All ison Jones 19

Mr. Hillcrest Whoot woo, nice undies boys. Carlos Lopez, Travis Hanberg, and Dennis Armstrong model their Fruit of the Loom wear. Troy Nesbit models the hairstyle of a \" real man \", as he pleases the crowd by showing a little cleavage. Check lhis stud out! It's our Mr. Hillcrest Adam Shipp finally comes out of his shell and shows his true personality, while John Mark Ryser. Way to go Mark. Schofield playfully nirts with a babe in the audience. But not even these two hunks can stand in comparison to the 1991 Mr. Hillcrest Mark Ryser. 20/Mr. Hillcrest

Scott Stephenson and Steve Smith stood in awe as Chelsea Clark serenaded them. What could be better than 24 of the finest Hillcrest men on stage, live, strutting their stuffi This year's assembly was packed with great talent, entertainment, not to men- tion nice bodies. Some of the crowd's favorites were Scott Ste- phenson and Dave Ulibari doing their lively rendition of Michael Jackson's \"Bad\". John Vigil, Bart Worthington and Troy Nesbit sang the all time favorite \"Lollipop.\" Both Mark Ryser and Ryan Hey- wood wooed us with their musical and singing talent as they sere- naded the crowd, while Steve Smith, Dave Despain, and John Schofield captured our hearts as they sang \"Unchained Melody.\" The swimsuit competition filled the stage with tantalizing bodies, al- though in one of the crowd favorite no skin was showing. Ed Loomis modeled his Saddam Hussein bot- tom of channel swimwear. The 1991 royalty were, 2nd runner up, John Schofield, 1st runner up, Ed- die Loomis, and crowned as Mr. Hillcrest, Mark Ryser. Dave Ullbari was surprised as we caught him in a special moment with his date. Check these suckers out. Bart Worhtlngton, John Vigil, and Troy Nesbit sweetened us up Page by: Lorinda Laxman and Tricia Orangroth . with th eir rendition of \" Lollipop\". John 's harmmonized voice filled the auditorium, with his 21 reai tal ent.

HUSKY HOWL \"SHOOTOUT AND SHOW GIRLS\" 22

CHRISTMAS DANCE \"NUTCRACKER NOEL\" 2.3

MORP \"WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE\"

Girls' Pref-\"Because I Love You\" 25

Pat Yamamoto General Chris Bown Industrial Arts Jane Johnson English Sterling Scholars Nicole Warr Math Rich Thrasher History Amy Seal Debate Page by: Wendy Boatwrighl 26

Shannon Mason Arts Nathan Cottle Sharon Thompson Foreign Language Home Economics 1990-1991 Melanie Jensen Music Nicol e Urquhart Science Lucy Yu Business Advisor: Victoria Brinton 27

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Songleaders Our Songleaders did a superb job in representing the school and uplifting school spirit. They took the 1st place trophy at the U.S.A. Region competition and 1st in Show Cheer which they performed with the Varsity Cheerleading squad. They also took part in the Spirit Stick and the Unity Award. \"Songleading was an experience I'll never forget, in the future it will be the memory I treasure most\" - Gina Hale \" It was a great way to be a part of the school and the spirit\" - Tricia Tuller - Chelsea Clark Gina Hale, Angi Peterson, Tricia Tueller, Chelsea Clark, Leanne Clark, Cindy Tucker

Varsity Cheer Hard-workers, risk takers, enthusiastic, and stunt crazy describe this years squads. Trying to be the best and working hard.\" R. Mousley-Lujan They took the Region Trophy, the Superiority Plaque and took part in the Spirit Stick and the Unity Award. \" The best part was that we were one united squad \" -Lisa Dayton \" I want to thank Robyn and Bentley for their time and support\"- Amber Jackson \" It was fun to be invovied with the school \"-Jennifer Garrett \" It's not wimpy. it's hard work\" -Derek Olschewski \" Harvey came. saw. and \" -Harvey Husky Lisa Dayton, Jennifer Garrett. Amber Jackson, Kimberly Barton. Tracy Marler. Lisa Katsanavas. Bryce Wayne. Derek Olshewski. Jameson Anderson. Chris Dame. Brandon Burke. Brian Cox. Page By April Ri chards 31

J.V. and Sophomore Cheer It wasn't easy but this years team took All Superiors, 3rd at Competition, and also took part in the Spirit Stick and the Unity Award. \" It's a lot of hard work\" - Jenn Smith \" The girls were great\" - Jody Leary \"There's a lot of spirit and unity\" - Stephanie Jackson \"It was a good experience\" - Amy Boyce \"We had a great time\" - Carrie Green and Lark Bigler 'Tm proud to be a Husky\" - Camille Keetch Jody Leary, Lark Bigler, Aimee Boyce, Carrie Green, Stephanie Jackson. Camille Keetch , Kim Nance, Jen Miller, Jenn Smith , Meggin Schaeffer The newest Huskies did a great job this year. They took All Superiors and 3rd in State. They also took part in the Spirit Stick and Unity Award. \" Robyn and Bentley were great\" - Corey Shea and Nakole Kynaston \"It was hard but fun \" - Natalie Anderson and Jamie Reid \" It's not as easy as it looks\" - Sherine Harding \" It all pays off in the end\" - Jessica Jackson Corey Shea , Jaime Reid , Stephanie Paxton , Stacie Mascaro, Nakole Kynaston, Jessica Jackson, Sheriner Harding, Kalli Hackett, Laura Garrett, Natalie Anderson .32 Page By April Richards

Wrestling Cheerleaders When the Hillcrest Wrestlers prepare for a match, their moral is lifted and their spirits are boosted thanks to the Wrestling Cheerleaders. From left to right they include: Shantel Sorensen, team captain Stacy SuttlemYr:e, Tera Mitchell, and Rachelle Aune. Back Row left to right:Sherlyn Sullivan, Brandi Corey, Becky Sampsel. and Lana Corpuz. Before each match, the Cheerleaders decorate the wrestler's lockers to show them their support. Senior Shantel Sorensen said,\" We're there for the support of the team, not for our own recognition, or gratification. We do however, have fun cheering for them.\" Team Captain Stacy Suttlemyre agreed, and concluded by saying Wrestling is a great tradition at Hillcrest and we are proud to be part of it!\" Clubs/ 33

DRILLTEAM This years drill team consisted of 24 girls. The Pres. was Shanna Peirce, Vice Pres. Shally Harding, drill mistress Becky Alexander, Sr. Sec. Erika Gibson, Jr. Sec. Mindy Shipp, and publicity Shelly Kelson. They performed for assemblies, pep rallies, and during halftime for our football and basketball games, and last but not least, promoted school spirit. They have competed in region and state and became champions. They had superior ratings at the U.S.A. camp. Way to go drill team! Rl: Shanna Peirce, Ra Nae Gonzales, Ambra Stevens, Jen Erickson, Tiffinee Clark, Trace Allred , Melissa Smith , Joy Nelson, Melissa Schoenfeld . R2: Jaque Reeves, Becky Alexander, Janica Hayes (quit), Candace Mason, Erika Gibson, Sue Kennedy, Shally Harding, Becca Dibble, Nikki Martin. Row3: Shalice Pay, Mindy Ship, Rachel Franzen, Sheri Wilson, Shelley Kelson, Kristi Johnston. 34/Clubs

Dance Company The Dance Company includes from L-R front row:Jennifer Rogers, Brooke O 'Donnell, Cindy Tucker, President Shannon Mason, Chelsea Clark, Angi Peterson, Rachael Chytraus, Vice President Susie Lloyd, and Natalie Bingham. Middle Row includes:Andree Christison, Nikki Martin, Bryce Wayne, Nichole Warr, Secretary Leanne Clark, Hillary Mills, Melanie Jensen, Shanna Peirce, and Mindy Wilding. Back Row: Jacque Reeves, Alison Ritchie, Melissa Schoenfeld, Brian Cox, Kristie Johnston, Pamela Peterson, Taralee Schipaanboard, Rachel Franzen, and Suzanne Kennedy. One of the most elegant and hard working clubs at Hillcrest is the Dance Company. Under the direction of Robyn Mousley, the Dance Company has the opportunity to perform and work with professional companies, and to train for future professional work. They have performed in the school musical \"Guys and Dolls\" , numerous assemblies, and they combine all their talents into one showcase for the spring Dance Concert. Robyn is proud of her dancers, and she states, \" The Company is recognized as a technically strong group of extremely creative, risk taking dancers.\" Clubs/ 35

Foreign Exchange Our foreign exchange students say that they like Utah and the people. They say that school here is a lot easier. They like the snow and the ~kiing, expecially Claudine and Chris who have never seen snow before. Ingrid and Liss want to say \" Blondes are not stupid. \" \" Hillcrest is the best!\" \"I like the school very This years foreign exchange Students are: Christiano de Rezende Pereira (Brazil ). much. It's the same as Kieko Abe (Japan ). Ingrid Cesilie Aasmoe (Norway). Liss Marita Jenssen (Norway). Brazil but I don't Yuki Igarashi (Japan ). Claudine Cunha (Brazil ). not pictured, Sven Daviet understand English very ( France) . well. I like the family I am staying with and I was excited to go snow skiing,\" said Christiano de Rezende Pereira. Close-Up Seven students traveled to Washington D.C. to spend the week at our nation's capital. There they learned about the government, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Thi s yea r's close·up m embers were Back Row:Chris Bown, Mr. Smith . John Schofield , Brad Bla nch ard Front Row: Rach ell e Blair, Stephanie Fuhriman, Jane Johnson , Stacy Beb ensee. Left: Close-up stud ents in front o f th e Ca pi ta l Building. 36/Clubs L-____________________________________________________________________________________~

Drama Club Drama Club was established for actors and actresses to improve their acting skills. Mr.Vuyk is the advisor who helps the students perform to their best abilities. Drama Club Officers Rl: Brooke Meservy, Marlo Jeppson. Laura Proctor, Kristy Curtis, Jenny Potts, R2: Jether Ferguson, Steffane Fuhriman, Kymburley Baird, Floyd Clark, Jason Clark, Jaylene Law. Faye Mitchell, Sydnee Peterson, Libby Watson, R.3: Ryan Christianson , Tom Van Wagoner, Anna Zink, TC Esparza, Shelly Dockstader. Kris Peterson . Stacie Linam, Kathy Layton . Heather Moore. R4: Peter Zelenkov, Sandra Williams, Darren Hunter, Cavett Ishihara, Chris Glade, Pete Thompson, Ryan Wiechman, Jeremy Bodily. Le Club De Marbles We did it, our parents did it, and our grandparents did it, everybody has played a game of marbles in their lifetime, but until now no one ever thought of making it a club. Of course we had to be the first. Ten couragous young men, rallied all their friends together to petition for a new club, so the birth of the Marble Club had dawned. Garret Burbidge. Mark Ryser, Jason Hall, Ryan Heywood, Matt Tullis. Jeremy Astle. Andy Armstrong. Scott Clark. Kenny Dibble, Dorian Carol, and Paul Harmer. Advisor: Mr. Sims 37

JAZZ BAND! Some of the performances in which the Jazz Band participated in were the Christmas program, region and state Jazz Band Festivals, the spring concert and the Jazz Band Concert. The Jazz Band members are as follows: 1st row L to R: Nathan Emmer, Greg Hansen, Casey Killpack, Shauna Whitehead, Mike Manzanares. 2nd row: Greg Whitehead III, Lee Cox, Charlie Pulver, Colby Engstrum, Catrina Mann. 3rd row: Jennifer Hansen, Asa Nielson, David Holtby, Scott Niederhauser, Paul Hansen. 4th row: Christopher Glade, Jay Bay Wildeman, David Litster, Ron Burroughs, Michelle Curtis, Vince Cee. 38

ORCHESTRA This year's orchestra performed in the musical, the Christmas program, Solo and Ensemble festival, the region orchestra festival, and the spring Instrumental concert. Senior Melanie Jensen said, \"The people in or- chestra were a lot of fun to work with. It was chal- lenging work and instead of growing smaller it's growing bigger.\" Rl: Matthew Tenney, Steve Smith, Laura Tyler, Lee Cox, Kim Hagen, Shauna Whitehead, Laura Scott. R2 : Melissa Lloud, Natalie Butterfield, Melanie Jensen, Mark Jensen, Cris Lister, Kris Peterson, Janae Palmer, Sarah Black, Vince Cee. R3 : Leona Thomas, Grace Chang, Scott Hayes, Tracy Sagers, Jamie Jarrard, Chris Jenson, Tamara Webb, Peter Cox. PEP BAND The Pep Band performed at most of the home varsity football and basketball games as well as pep assemblies. The band members performed in the school musical, and many other functions. Pep Band Officers: Traci Montague, Scott Niederhauser, and Shauna Whitehead . Rl : Greg Hansen , Casey Killpack, Elizabeth Montague, Catrina Mann, Melynn Minson, Traci Montague, Melinda Bird, Michele Curtis, Lisa Morgan, Amber Clet. R2 : Joanna Davis, Aaron Rigby, Tina Lopez, Alyssa Englund , Jeremy Wilde, Brandon Smart, Shauna Whitehead, Matt Burn , Heather Hansen, Liza Cates. R3: Jordan Walles, Asa Nielson, Scott Niederhauser, Paul Hansen, Stacy Suttlemyre, Jennifer Youngberg, Mike Manzawares, Nathan Emmer, David Bardsley. R4: Charlie Pulver, Colby Engstrum , Ron Burroughs, Cyrano Tubbs, David Litster, Cavin Lowe, Vince Cee. Clubs/ .)

Concert Choir R4--Melanie Jensen, Mike Voss, Ray Hammond, Cami Cook, Kristi Burgon, Mike Shurtz, Brandon Burke, Brenda Wilson, Lindsee Sheppard, Jason Mansfield R3-Jenny Beus, LeAnne Boles, Lee Cox, James Hutchings, Cristy Sargent, Sharon Thompson, Dennis Armstrong, David Despain, Tara Hawkins, Carol Lindsay, Christian Porter R2-Traci Hanson, Jessica Grimshaw, Brandon Gumey, Rob Marr, Sally Dorris, Sharla Hardy, Clint Booth , Dan Mabey, Amy Laws, Lauren Bates, Dan Keddington RI-Melissa Besaw, Nancy Burke, Shaun Whitmore, Chris Johnson, Mary Green, Sherlyn Sullivan, Verdon Dawes, Bruse Butler, Chris Litster, Christine Richards, Greg Wright Picture 2 R4--Shauna Lords, Carrie Youngberg, Brenon Ekins, Joe Orme, Tiffany Pinnell, Amy Dearinger, Steve Shultz, Andre Reynolds R3-Linda Lundberg, Michelle Driskill, Clint Smith, Jeremy Astle, Sheri Stroud, Sue Moesinger, Rob Reeder, Brian Ashton, Rebecca BeardalL Amy Lambert Officers: Rl Sarah Irish, Brandon Gurney, Lauren Bates, Steve Smith, Brenda Wilson R2 Clint Smith , Tracy Hanson, Andre Bartlome, Carrie Youngberg, Clint Booth , Sharla Hardy, Ray Hammond R3 Heather Henderson, John Schofield, Kristen Stok- er, Jeremy Poulsent, Tricia Tolman Pict 2 Row 2: Janae Palmer, Danae Davis, Grant Thomas, Marc Davis, Melissa Proctor, Danette Smith, Mike Tenny, Keith Larsen, Beth Schroder, Heather Henderson Row 1: Leah MacKinnon, Jennirer VanWagoner, Brian Walker, Chris Keyes, Sheri Green, Amy Pirente, Brad Olson, Josh foulger, Tricia Tolman, Marsha Tanner Picture 4- R4-Jeff Perkins, John Gibbons, Burgandi Poulsen, Tiffany Beck, Bill Henline, Jeremy Poulsen, Hillary Mills, Stephanie Heath, Nathan Cottle, Mark Ryser, R3-John Schofield , Ryan Heywood, Maaika froisland , Janelle Young, Jason Horsley, John VanWagonen, Becky Smith , Crystal Winger, Brian Rees, Nathan Eisert R2-Kayden Sullivan, Doug Siesser, Juli Longstroth , Kristen Stoker, Marvin Kettle, Derek Olschewski, Andrea Parr, Sarah Irish , Kevin Lloyd , Steve Smith R1-Brian Hale, Scott Nickelson, Rachelle Aune, LioOna Rizzuto, Chris Glade, Greg Mansell, Tiffany Bosen, Krista Boulden, Brett Whitehead, Josh Ayre

Vocal Ensemble The Vocal Ensemble is the top choir at Hillcrest. They perform and compete. The Choir has Performed at the Tabernacle, Assembly Hall, various church and civic functions throughout Utah, National Competition in California, School Christmas concert, Spring Concert, Pops Concert, Seminary Graduation, They were filmed for KUED 's Christmas special and twenty members participated Utah's All-State. They have recieved superior ratings in Region and State festivals in '88 '89 '90 and they have recieved Superior ratings in each of the national festivals they have participated in in the last four years. Tricia Tolman, Chris Litster, Becky Smith, Amy Lambert, Lauren Bates, Brenda Wilson, Carol Lindsay, Shauna Lords, Tracy Hanson, Sharla Hardy, Tiffany Beck, Kristen Stoker, Carrie Youngberg, Jenny Beus, James Hutchings, Chris Johnson, Jeff Perkins, Brandon Gumey, John Schofield, Steve Smith, Andre Bartlome, Jeremy Poulsen, Clint Booth, Grant Thomas, Brandon Burke, Derek Olschewski, John VanWagonen, David Despain _~-------------------- __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ 4 1

Amour Chanter Rl: Stephanie Heath, Dixie Frandsen, Beky Burggraf, Marin Leggat, Mindie Haws, Missy Proctor, Amy Laws, Annalee Schultz R2 : Kristy Curtis, Sheri Stroud, Heather Hederson, Leah MacKinnon, Amy Pi rente, Cindy Rice, Janae Palmer, Burgandi Poulsen , Tiffiny Bosen R3: Marsha Tanner, Kim Wallin, Alisa Faber, Leanne Isacc, Andrea Mickelson, Emily Cain, Sheri Green, LeiOna Rizzuto, Keri Anderson, Alison Ritchie ACE Officers: Social VP- Tiffiny Bosen, Secretary- Stephanie Heath , President- Sheri Green, VP- Sheri Stroud Amour Chanter is Latin for I love to sing. The Amour Chanter Ensemble is another avenue for women who have the skills to perform in a top group. The choir has recieved superior ratings in Region the last three years and State the last two years. 42/ Amour Chanter

Girl's Choir The girl's choir performed in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert and they trained for further choirs. The general purpose for this club was for basic training in music. Sylvia Abel, Paula Lincoln, Monica Lowe, Christine Haussler, Darla Ovson, Korby Shafer, Teresa Opheikens, Kim Elliot Jeein Kim , Second Row: Alicia Sorbone, Marlo Jeppson, Kris Lloyd, Shannalea Edwards, Bridget Conger, Shelly Fehr, Becky McMillan, Suzanne Perry, Third Row: Renee Kettle, Janae Chipman, Kori Anne Shafer, Becky Wilson, Jodey Remley, Christina Wall, Liz Eyre, Julie Moffit Janell Larsen, Jamee Hale Boys Choir The boy's choir was brought into existence to help further their skills in music and singing. They performed on many various occasions this year. Row 2: John Tarbet Berkeley Day, Jared Tolman, Mike Gates, Brian Pugh, Alan Christensen. Row 3: Sean Hansen, Jared Stoker, McLean Mason, Craig Rybert. Jared Smart, Joshua Smith . Bryan Bekkemellom.Row 1: Adam Dimond. Jared Hunter. Chris Erskine. Doyle Olschewski, Randy Yates. Ryan Mouritsen. 43

FBLA Future Business Leaders of America, (FBLA), is a national vocational student education association which provides students with the opportunity to advance their knowledge and careers in the business fields. This hands on exper- ience is achieved through pro- jects like the selling of candy- grams. Angie Hughes. Melissa Besaw. Amy Hartman. Shaunie Adams. Jason Hall. Angie Dibble. Delene Riggins Mark Annstrong. Bryan Moore. Robert Wood. D. Verdon Dawes. Brandon Francom. Bridget Conger. Dean Atkinson Kimberlynn Barrett. Lucy Yu . Sondi Hill. Dennis Annstrong. Rachelle Rogers. Amy Sexton. Carlos Lopez. Tiffany Hutchings FHA FHA, Future Homemakers of America, is an organization involved in numerous activities which included opening barbeque & Haunted House, Peer Education Conference, Sub for Santa , and Husky Howl. Mrs. Pixton, the advisor of FHA, centers the club on leadership and social services. 44/Clubs Page by Jennifer Spendlove and Deana Gro ss m a n .

Turbans Clinton Booth -President, Paul Skolmolski- Vice-Presid ent, Brian Bradshaw- Secretary, Bryan Moore- Treasurer. Members: Eric Eades, Megan , Brian Walker, Jim Swaydan , Brad Neff, James Hutchings, Adam finch, Melissa Besaw, Stepanie Heath, J .B. Sharp, Jax Petty, Chris Johnson, Matt Nielson. Senior Pride Rya n Heywood- President, Kenny Dibble- Vice-President, Scotty Clark- Secretary. Senior Pride was founded to in- crease the spirit and pride in the Senior Class. This year they raised money through the servant assem- bly for the Make A Wish Founda- tion. They also cleaned up Husky Highway so we could retain the name. Clubs/ 45

School Store Personnel-Sherry Harding, Rob The School Store is an organization created by young entrepre- Staker, James Schow, Craig neurs, designed to familiarize students on how a business is run. Peacock, Carlos Lopez, Jon They get a first hand look at business, thus creating the ultimatejob Crane. experience. SICK Can you find the REAL S.I.C.K. Page by Jennifer Spendlove and Deana Members? Grossman. The SICK Club (Social Issues Con- cerning Kids) is designed to help others in the community. It brings attention to the social issues that affect Hillcrest students and every- one else. The club organized the food drive, blood drive and Adopt- A-Highway. 46/Clubs

Boys State Boys State is a student group that spends a week during the summer up at Weber State learning about political and governmental issues. Seven of Hillcrest's own \"upstanding\" young men were able to be apart of this group. During this week, when not involved with activities such as holding imitation elections for positions from dog catcher to Governor, the boys found time to meet and become better acquainted with other students. Andy Armstrong. Troy Nesbit. Richard Thrasher. Chris Bown. Scott Niederhauser. Shane Andrews. Lincoln Stromness. Girls State Girls State included three of Hillcrest's most ambitious young women this year. For one week, during the summer, these three students were able to travel down to Cedar City and learn how the government works. Though time and activities were demanding and structured, friendships were made that would last a life time. Jennifer Hays, Shelly Dockstader, Beva Hadlock 47

SENTRY The Sentry newspaper has been around as long as Nillcrest has. The staff puts out about eight issues a year and there are over 2,400 copies distributed. The purpose of the newspaper is to inform Nillcrest students of current events in the world at Nillcrest. Many of our Nillcrest students had articles written about them. The Sentry staff works very hard to put out each issue. Under the supervision of Ms. Beck, the staff sometimes had to stay as late as 9:.30 pm in order to finish a deadline. This hard work has paid off, however. The Sentry newspaper has won numerous awards over the past years. It was voted the best high school newspaper in the state. 1st row: RuthAnn Farnsworth-editorial editor, Jane Johnson-editor-in-chief. Becky Lindberg-News editor. Lesa Lillie-Sports editor, Sharlene Beck-Advisor, Nate Cottle- Sports editor, Shane Andrews.2nd row: Allison Jones-Photographer, Tracy Schmachtenberg, Tom Taylor, Adrianna Middleton, Kristen Cook, Natalie Dunford- Correspondence Coordinator, Beva Hadlock-Layout design/ copy editor, Christy Gale-Feature editor.Back row:Melissa Besaw, Melinda Myers, Jenny Milner, Shawna Berrett. Melanie Serassio, Monica Bangerter. Dave Heaps, Carrie Youngberg, Robert Wadley, Lincoln Strom ness, Andrea Nielson, Rich Thrasher, Mike Fullwood . Middle Right: Sentry photographers. Front row: Christy Gale, Allison Jones, Tracy Schmachtenberg.cartoonists. Back row: Dave Heaps,Tom Taylor,Mike Fullwood . Middle Left: Advisor Ms. Beck. Bottom Right: Sentry editors. 48/SentryL-____________________________________________________________________________________-J