Hillcest High Class of 1985

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We've Got ... The People: A varied collection of incomparable individuals. Though each is different from one another in styles, interests or personalities, Unitedly, We are bound together. We've Got . . . The Happenings: Whether in school, we work or on the field we play, our achievements create joy ... but our setbacks produce learning. 2/Theme

We've Got It All!! We've Got ... A Feeling: Silently shared by all that whether through triumph or defeat ... We proudly remain as one. We've Got ... The Place: Now it is but a building, or perhaps an institution of thought. But with time ... it will become a part of us. A Memory .. . HILLCREST D~ II TIC

We've Got . . . HOMEWORK, and lots of it. Wreckless sophomores learning to drive. naily DOUGHNUT runs, The' chuckholes in the parking lot. Husky Highway brought to life. Burning or shall we say \"drenching\" of the \" H\". More New Wavers than Hillcrest has ever seen before. Long, hard and fast cross country. \"Ronnie go for the bomb.\" Sterling Scholars where work pays off. Hillcrest \"gymnastic bum.\" The \" Wanna-be's\". Flourescent rebel sweatshirts. The ever present trendies and norms. A.P. WHAT??? Nationally recog- nized Drill Team . CU in D .C. Swinging golfers. Lipsyncs at the Maxim. Booth pho- tos at the Galleria. State games at the \" U.\" Football and Physiology. The new wres- tling cheerleaders. Oklahoma!! where the winds . . . Heck! I forgot the words. We loved Freedom Jam, we're proud to be Americans. The summer games, in L.A. Chern. 1. TOGA, TOGA!! 1r. Prom all dressed up in tuxes. We've got jocks, wres- tlers, debaters, and singers. Seniors all LOVE it - GRADUATION. We've got CLASS, we've got YOU, WE'VE GOT IT ALL. Written by Brian Duncan 4/ Theme

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Traditition With A Dash Of The Unexpected HOMECOMING 1984-1985 Even the steady downpour could not dampen the Husky spirit at the H. The candidates for Homecoming queen, who were sponsored by clubs, pa- raded around the football field. The candidates rode in decorated floats or converti- bles. Finnally, the traditional H was lit, and fireworks illu- minated the sky. Loyal Hus- kies became a part of an awe- some display of pride. At the assembly the Home- coming queen candidates were introduced: Jane Allred, Lichelle Ash ton, Monique Bartlome, Kim Butterfield, Emily Casper, Shauna Har- mon, Teresa Henrie, Dayna Jones, Robyne Kirk, Kris Long. Monique Moes, Julie Mondragon, Suzy Parcell, Shelley Peterson, Pamella Pollick, Nicole Robb, Stacy Shulsen, Charlene Skinner, and Holly Yates. Many past student body officers, and presidents were honored, and Dance Company performed to the theme song \"Tonight until the End of Time\". The excess of school spirit at the game against Brighton was enough to make any Husky proud. No one could have asked for a more exciting game as the mighty Huskies again defeated the Bengals, 17-16. During halftime Julie Mondragon was crowned Homecoming queen. In the 1984 Homecoming Assembly Michelle Duran dances to the theme song. 12/ Homecoming

Husky football players line up against the Bengals. Emily Casper and M ichelle Wright turn around to see \"who's\" making all the Studentbody Pres. Dave McEntire ad- noise. dresses the Studentbody in the home- coming assembly. Discussing plans of what will be hap- pening on homecoming evening. Homecoming 13

Beyond Tradition And Triumph

The Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the Dance Company. Pink and yellow balloons, streamers and flow- ers decorated the Girls Gym. Although there wasn't a band, couples enjoyed dancing to the latest hits on records. Julie Mondragon, representing the Debate Club, reigned as Homecoming queen. Homecoming/ 15

Farewell Chicken Hotel Ode to the Chicken Farm: May It Rest In As you approach the limits of Hillcrest Pieces. towering high on the left is a building. A building known so well, but only for it's smell- It's existence was not so bad, except during a shift in the wind, We're sad to see it go but really happy now to know - we can safely breathe the good, clean, air ... 16/ Chicken Coop

Pasteured Delight! Husky Howl! This year Husky Howl was \"Where's the music?\" one of pure delight! Dudes and Dolls, was the theme. The Fu- ture Homemakers of America (FHA) sponsered and decorated the dance. Surrounded by the farmland, cows on walls and horses in the windows the hus- kies danced to Chicago and boo- gied down with Cyndi Lauper. With snow falling lightly on the parking lot the hitching booth attracted many people looking for a one night stand. Couples stood at the alter and exchanged vows as the groom placed a \"cracker jack\" ring on the bride's finger. Husky Howl is one dance that will not be for- gotten. \"We should have more dances on the stage!\" Hu ky Howl '17

Stud Of The Year mr. HiUcrest Here he comes Mr. Hill- to their rave reviews these crest the one with the bed- boys have outstanding aca- room eyes and the Rod Stew- demic records. art strut! He's the one with the personality and charm to Each of these fine finalists was awarded cash prizes 1st entice Eva Gavaur! place $100 .00, 2nd place 1984-85 Mr. Hillcrest was $50.00 \" because he is only half as good\" and last but not captured by Wade Walker least 3rd $25.00. Even though with his stunning evening there were only 3 finalists ev- wear and outstanding singing eryone came out a winner and performance to which he used was awarded $1 for lunch! baby faces to captivate the au- dience. His runner up was Ron Neff clinching the sec- ond place crown with his im- pression of Don 1uan on the Dating Game. Third runner up was the notorious Ron Anderson seducing the audi- ence with his undulating hips to \"Jungle Love\". In addition Thayne Casto host the dateing game as Ron Neff wins an exotic date to the Magna Hilton over looking the cop- per smelter. Wild boys always shine!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1984-85 Mr. Hillcrest, in his evening wear. Paul Richardson, Mr. T. or is it Me- morex7 The Mr. Hillcrest Candidates show their timing talent! ZB/ M r. Hillcrest

~~ ~\\ Huskie~s~Take The AXE HHS V.S. BHS Recently the Varsity wres- Kurt Rolfe- Freshman, Monty tling team accomplished the Cook- Junior, Lee Cook- Ju- greatest thing to happen to nior, Mike Stidham- Senior, Hillcre t in years. With a John Harrington- Senior, score of twenty-nine to elev- Troy Mika- Senior, Jeff Seeg- en, the guys brought home miller- Senior, Jim Bonner- the AXE for the first time. Senior. Ron Neff- Senior While the Bengals began (state) John Mitchell- Senior, leaving half way through, the Brad Street- Senior (state), Huskies stayed through the Steve Neff- Senior (state). The entire dual meet to cheer the huskies took second in Re- huskie wrestlers on. The gion and third in State. Thanx wrestlers for '84-'85 were: for the AXE wrestlers!!!!! For the fir st time in 16 years the AXE Ronnie Neff shows hi s ability to take ha s the Husky green s tripe on it. home the state medal. What?' Coach eff is smiling?' The awesome '84-'85 wres tlers. Mike Stidham's arm is held up in victory. E 19

Relllelllber The Feeling Girl's Pref The Love Goddess \" Hey!, there's Pamela and Mattias\", showered her love potions said Adam to his date Monique at among the couples at Girl's Girl's Pref. Pref; creating just the right at- mosphere for the romantic Huskies dance with a passion for love evening. As couples walked in the LaFaette ballroom . along the balconies or talked among friends, she could be seen and felt illuminating the entire Hotel Utah with her ra- diance. The night was a total success. \"Remember the feeling\" was the theme for this year's Girl's Pref, which was held February 9, at the fabulous Hotel Utah. And while we \"remember the feeling\" of the romantic evening with our \"one and only\", we recall not only the Lafaette ballroom and holding him close, but also the places we ate. Do McDonafds or Hardees ring a bell? Or are you still drooling over La Caille, Mull- boon's, or The Heather? Whatever the place, the feel- ing is worth remembering (besides, when they said \"a man's heart lies where his stomach is\", they weren' t kid- ding). Afterwards, the couples dashed off into their cars and to top off the evening, took a final drag down state. Couples held each other close, to Re- member the Feeling. 20/Girls Pref

jeff Davis (the Senior) and hi~ date Kim Crockett (the Sophomore) enter the ballroom. The sexy Love Goddess reclines on a red velvet couch to observe her work. Stacey Aaharias and Mike Chavez Waltz across the dance floor. Monette and Todd take a break to discuss their future plans. Girl Pref 21

'~~ ~~~~ Anything Can Happen Stomps Friday night with two dol- lars in your pocket and some- one special on your mind, what can you do? Well, if you're in the mood for loud music and new friendships just drive on up to the school to a stomp and your night be- gins. After a few glances and a prayer or two the long awaited tap on your shoulder comes and the night moves on. Dancing to Wham and Alabama, feet-stomping, peo- ple jumping and lingering looks, this is certainly a night that will bring back many memories. As the music fades and the lights come flashing on, people begin slowly filing out when you open your eyes to realize you were dancing alone. Huskies got the beat. Wow! Look at the way he can move! Lets dance!!! Boy, how does she do that ? 22/ Stomps

A New Tradition Unfolded. MORP During the 1984-85 school year at Hillcrest a new tradi- tion unfolded, MORP, prom spelled backwards. A demand for more dances brought about this new dance. Oppo- site of Junior Prom's formal atmosphere this was semi-ca- sual. Morpers wore back- wards clothes along with jeans and sweatshirts. Formal dining was thrown away and replaced by soda crackers and colored water that came com- plimentary with your ticket. It was a girls or boys choice dance so it was attended by many. After the dance elegant dining was at Hardees, the K- Mart cafeteria, and 7-11 for four for a dollar hot dogs. People of all ages came to MORP. Morpers wore very bizarre attire. Catching up on the latest gossip. MORP/23

Hillcrest Junior Prom This year Junior Prom was held in a different place than the previous years, it was at Symphony Hall. On May 4th 1985, a Saturday, the Junior Prom turned out to be a great success with the band POR- TRAIT playing the dance music, PORTRAIT has played at Hillcrest numerous of times at other dances. The dance lasted from 8:00 to 11:00 dining was either be- fore or after the dance for the Juniors who attended, sopho- mores and seniors too. Being a formal night, tux- edos were rented from places such as Tuxedo Junction and Royal Formal Wear and the girls wore mostly long dress- es. Brad Johnston, says the dance was the most incredible prom he had ever been to and he hopes to return to next years Junior Prom. Ron Hatch wonders about the couple next to him. junior Prom is a night celebrated by all. Couples enjoy each others company. 24/ funior Prom

\"Chatting\" with the girls. Ron Moser and Jill Berrett enjoy the evening together. \"Chatting with the guys. At J.P., gettmg to know each other is half the fun! junior Prom 25

Freedom jam wasn't just music. Some have it, some don' t. Lead singer of Freedom Jam capti- vates the students of H.H.S. 26/ Assemblies

Anything But Ordinary Assemblies There were many original Pride played the Cheer- leaders. Everyone who attend- assemblies this year. ed had a hilariously enjoyable The opening assembly was time. Encluding the people who played. traditional in opening the new year by formaly intro- Pep Assemblies were origi- nal and sometimes humorous. ducing Student Body Offi- The Pep Assemblies for bas- cers, Cheerleaders, Song- ketball, football and wres- tling proved to be successful leaders and, Senior Pride. in getting everyone to attend The Freedom Jam assembly the games. The crowds at the games helped the Huskies on gave the Huskies an original, to victory in more than one humorous history lesson. instance. Along with performing some popular hit songs. That night Many other assemblies this they performed in concert in year kept the Huskie Moral the auditorium. Which was up. Such as the State Pep As- semblies, Homecoming, also a smash hit. Burning of the H, Sophomore Arlene Vanderbeck gave a Elections, those wonderful Class Orientations, Mr. Hill- performance to remember crest, Battle of the Jug assem- with displaying her musical blies. Battle of the Axe assem- talent. Santa Claus also vis- ited this assembly assuring blies. the Huskies that they would Anything but ordinary . .. receive lots of presents for be- ing such good little Huskies. thats what Hillcrest assem- Donkey Basketball was an- blies are. other special assembly held after school in the gym. The Male Faculty played the Fe- male Faculty and the Senior Beth Ransford is totally thrilled with Pep Assembly. Female Faculty still working hard to move down court. \" Bag the cheerleaders. ' A emblie '27

Santa spreads Christmas joy at Christmas assemblie. Arlene Vanderbeck uses musical tal- ent at Christmas assembly. Female faculty work hard at moving their asses. At the annual Hillcrest Donkey basketball game. Setting out to conquer. 28/Assemblies

Jordan School District Members of the Jordan Board Of Raymond Whtttenburg Board of Educatioh e~rdu­ Education Superintendent of Schools lish the policy by which Jordan School District op- L. Ray Brown Tom Owen George Copeland erates. The 5-mem ber Deputy Superintendent Assistant Superintendent-North Business Administrator elected Board sees that quality education is pro- Area vided for all students and the district remains fiscally sound. The District Adminis- tration implements Board policy and provides leader- ship in dealing with the challenges of educating students in a rapidly grow- ing school district. Vern Clegg Jane Callister Don Carpenter Maurine Jensen Area Director-North Board President Board Vice-President Board Member Richard Bolmqui t Orr Hill Mark Klotovich Board Member Board Member Board Member 29

Student Body Officers (L to r) Robyne Kirk , Dave McEntire, Shauna Harman, Ron Anderson , Dayna Jones. 30/Student Body Officers

President Vice-President Secretary As your 1984-85 Student Body Officers, we would like to thank you, the student- body, for electing us to our respective offices and for put- ting your confidence and trusty in us. We would also like to thank the administra- tion and faculty for their sup- port and concern for the stu- dents. We feel honored to have been able to serve you, and we hope we have helped make this year a memorable one for you. So, ROCK ON!!!!! Love, Your Student Body Officers P.S. We really tried to make this funny, but we couldn't think of anything amusing- except our pictures ... Activities Coordinator Public Relations The awesome 1984-85 Student Body Officers. Student Body Officers/ 31



sen1or r Jim Ackley Patrik Agren T risha Allen Jane Allred Brian Anderson Collette Ander on Jeanette Anderson Ron Anderson Shawn Andrews Fred Artez Arlyn A ay Klint Ashby Lichelle Ashton Tammy Ashworth Todd Aubrey Wendy Augason Kathy Baer Chris Bagley Steve Ball Brian Ballard Stacey Banks Mindy Barron Monette Bartlome Monique Bartlome Debi Bateman Kristen Beckstead Craig Beckstrom Shane Beeny Senior Cia / 33

sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.or eni Adam Bellar Chris Bellucci Kathryn Bennion Eric Benson Tammie Bess Annalyn Beus al Beveridge Kelli Bilyeu Duane Bitner Mike Black Penni Blanchard Angela Bliss Harold Bodkin Chris Bogden Bill Bolingbroke jim Bonner Keith Booker Mike Bosch Bret Bosen Khan Bou Mary Bowerbank Glen Boynton Chris Bradley Heidi Brady Lisa Braithwaite Karcie Brewer Stephanie Brewer Stacey Bridge Cheryl Ann Brown Steven Brown Dave Bunker Denise Bunting Rick Burkinshaw Shawn Burkinshaw Tami Butler Ron Butt 34/Sen ior Class

rsen1or sen1orsen1or sen1.orsen1.o Dereck Butterfield Kim Butterfield Michelle Butterfield Greg Canning Wendy Case Emily Casper Thayne Casto Garth Cham~rlain Changming Chen Alice Chiverall Jennifer Chris Doris Christensen Floyd Christensen Keith Christensen Robert Christensen Tiffany Christensen Debbie Chytraus Stacey Clark Jenna Clayton Lance Cloward Kelly Cline Tony Coleman Jon Cook Lori Cook Rollin Cook David Coon Karen Cooper Angelina Cortez Tori Cowman Angie Co. Heidi Crandall ott Crawford Todd Crow Cratg Davis Jeff Davis Lee Davis enior Cia 135

r sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.or Megan Davi Ellen Marie Dawson Hank Detherage Veronica DeHart Olga DelaCruz Renis a Dobbins Tracy Dow Rick Dowdle Tina Draper Michelle Duran Andy Dusserre Donna Duster Ann Dyches Wade Dyches Doug Earl Joni Earl Gordon Eisert Bryan Elde Kathy Ellis Leslie Erekson Frank Escarciga Chris Espinoza Sharri Evans Jim Everett Suzie Camille Eyre Kim Fairless Ken Farnsworth Mike Finch Ryan Fischer Cory Florez Tammy Folkerson Katie Folsom Mike Forbush Blake Forsey Rebecca Fritzley Gloria Garcia 36

sen1orsen1or sen1or e or Nancy Garduno Gary Geigle Beverly Geisler jacob Geisler Melissa Ghiz joni Gillett Tony Glover Sarah Godbout Diane Goff Bernie Gonzalas Ralph Gonzalas Sean Goris Kristina Gotberg Mickey Graham Shauna Grames William Gray judi Green ~ Kerri Green Vernon Greenhalgh Roger Grimstad Holly Groneman Todd Grossman Wendy Gundersen Wendy Haake Eddy Yack, Robbie LaFollette, and Chris Service, hang out in Mr. Todd Hagen Smiths room Jim Hale Shane Hall Senior Cia s/37

sen1orsen1or sen1.orsen1.or Shawn Hammer onja Hampel ott Hancock Tiffany Hank Sean Hanrahan Stephen Hansen Phil Hansen Kimi Haraguchi Tami Haraguchi Michael Hardy Shauna Harman John Harrington Mark Harrington Teri Harrison Ron Harvey Alison Haslett Kelly Halt Suzi Hawkes Glen Hawkes Cammy Hawley Gina Hayes Kirk Hayes Lisa Heath Mark Hedman Gerrit Helbig Eric Henderson Debbie Hendricks Brian Henrie Teresa Henrie john Henson Shauna Heward Mark Hewitt Brian Heugly Barbara Higginson Bonnie Hilgendorff Mark Hill 38/ Senior Class

sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.ors Jenny Hilton Steve Hinman Mui Hoang Troy Hodell John Hodges Ron Hoffman Paul Hofheins Tiffany Hofman Patrick Holden Alan Hoyne Jerry Huber Dawn Hudson Dale Hughes Todd Humphrey Robyn Hunter Chris Hurzeler Mark Ireland Darla Isaac Cathy Jackson Marylynn Jacquez Jeff Janisch Matt Jarman Suzanne Jeffries Julie Jeffs Cindy Jenkins Jill Jenkins Deralyn Jensen Patty Jensen Julie Jenson Jeff Johanson Jennifer Johns Lisa Johns Cari Johnson Carol Johnson Jerry Johnson Mike Johnson Senior Class, 39

April jones or sen1orsen or Dayna jones Tifonie jone Heidi Diedrich cruises to McDonalds for a lunch, to get a break from the chool atmosphere. john Kaly Betty Kammeyer Cory Keller Mike Kenfield Todd Kennedy Trevor Kennedy Melinda Kettle Steve Kimball Robyne Kirk Keith Klingler Cliff Koehler Kelley Koford john Kohlschein Shane Kynaston Roger Lang Kathy Larsen Sean Larsen Bill Larson Lisa Laws Brenda Leatham Brent Lee Brian Lewis Emily Lewis Tracy Liedtke jolene Lillie 40/Senior Class

sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.or se Christine Linell Greg Littlewood Kevin Lewelyn Brett Lloyd Ed Lloyd Mike Lloyd Teresa Lloyd Lari Lockwood Christine Louise Loomis Rebecca Kirt Looser Nicolette Love Daren Loveless Chanthy Koy Niel Lund Doug May Dave Madsen Ryan Maine Chris Manfre Jennee Mannos Carmen Manzanares Laurie Marchant Christina Markakis Brent Markus Carrie Marsh Criag Martin K-onna Mason Darryl Maw Brian Mayne Laurie McCraken Stan McDonald Dave McEntire Daren McEwen Rose McFarlane Jay Mclff Jeff McCay Lisa Mertlich Senior Classj 4 1

n1. orsen1.orse Mike Mertlich Frank Mezquiti Carrie L. Miles Brook Mitchell jeff Mitchell john Mitchell Monique Moes Angie Moncur julie Mondragon Chris Moore Debbie Morash Becky Morey janet Morgan Perry Morris Kim Morrison Shelley Morrow Kelly Moulton Kristi Mower Dwayne Nebeker Dwight Nebeker Lisa Nebeker Stacy J. Neel Ronnie Neff Scott Neff Steve Neff Clarke Nelson Paula Nelson Stacy Newmeyer Todd Nicholson Eric Nielsen Pam Nielsen joe Nielson Laurie Outrum Chad Noble Brigget O'Connor Randy Odorizzi 42/Senior Class

ior sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.or e eicia Ogaard Chad Oldroyd Kimberlee Oldroyd Mike Oliver Ru s Olsen Michelle Olsen Annette Openshaw David Openshaw Scott Osmond Sherri Owen Lynette Pace Cassie Page Suzy Parcell Dave Patel Harsad Patel Hanne Patiala Kim Patience Brenda Patten Erik Paulick jill Peacock Lisa Pearce jason Pedersen Brian Peery Wade Pennington Shelley Peterson Greg Peterson Lee Peter on Marty Petersen Mike Petrie jeff Phelps Dan Phong Machele Pickup Thann Pochinski Pam Pollick Britta Pope Wayne Porter Senior Clas /43

sen1orsen1or sen1orsen1or Pam Potter Suzanne Potts Andy Poulsen Daniel Powell Lora Powell Suzanne Preset! Derek Pullan Shawnee Puttuck johnny Pymm Beth Ransford Shawn Rasmussen Sandy Ray Teresa Reber Barbara Reed Debbie Reynolds Kevin Rice Paul Richardson Alfredo Rico Todd Rindlisbacher Brent Ritchie Nacole Robb Brent Roberts Ben Robertson Cathy Ann Robinson Gary Romero Stephen Rose Ron Rosenbury Teri Rosenhan Barbara Rueckert Michelle Ruesch Charles Russell Alan Russon Bill Sampson Marissa Sanchez Melinda Sandstrom David Sargemt 44/Senior Class

sen1.orsen1.or sen1.orsen1.or sen1o Mike Black awaits the bell so he can find something better to do. Staci Sargent Bryan Saunders Somkha Sayarath Miquelle Scheidle Lisell Schoubye Erick Scheen Michelle Schouten Lane Schronen Shane Schutz Kurtis Searle Jeff Sedlacek jeff Seegmiller Tracy Sharp Wiley Sharp Steve Shoell Stacy Shulsen Steve Shuman Doug Siu Mattias Sjostrom Charlene Skinner Arlene Smith Brenda Smith Brent Smith Kathleen Smith Senior Class/45

rsen1or sen1orsen1or seniorsenio Lori Smith Mike Smith Randy Smith Dan Snyder Andee Sullenberger Paul Sorenson Darlene Sorrels Mary Sosa Ray Spencer Kenny Spilker Wendy Springmeyer Calvin Stauffer Kent Steadman Roland Steele Mike Stidham Tammy Stilson Ryan Stott Tracy Steele Kim Stowe Brad Street Thomas Strottner David Suiter Sue Sullivan Michelle Swapp Ranae Swenson Jamie Swink Leslie Switzer Stacy Sylvies Lanette Tanner Donnie Tapp jerry Tarbet john Taylor julie Taylor ·Dan Tempest Pao Thao Suzie Thomas 46/ Senior Class