Hillcrest High Class of 1992

Sr Pride lis Men's Senior Pride is a tradition that has been DID for many years. Their main objective? To their school and get involved in the Ir! Ico~l\\m1Ilni·ty. Tyler Borg, president, explained, \" It's )1 Sr Pride ortunity to show school spirit and devotion.\" an understatement! These guys, \"Hillcrests' Calm, cool, and collected may be the best way to \" really got busy. Sub for Santa, painting our describe our newest arrivals. Senior Pride may not be lot, cleaning up Husky Highway, and the first name that comes to mind but surprise! Let ' ng Servant's Day are just a few of the many me introduce you to the finest ladies around. they challenged themselves with. ning us at assemblies by clearing Senior This year, Senior Pride opened up the door to of lowly juniors and sophomores and equality. For the first time ever a Girl's Senior Pride sure that the Senior bench only held was established. Although they might not have the s has become a Men's Senior Pride trademark. reputation as being buff, they still have done a great job showing their school spirit. Along with Men's Thanks for the memories guys! Senior Pride, community service has become part of their tradition. The one thing we will all remember about this prestigious group is their initiation. Leap frog in formals up the aisles of the auditorium was a sight to see! Row l' Paul Ca rr. Ryan Ross·Secreta ry. Tyl. r Borg· Pr.s id. nt . Adam Shi.lds· Vic. P,,,,d, nt Row 2. Bria n Rosner. Jaso n Cowen. T ony Melllece. Deric Nance. St uart Weichers. Caner AII.n Row 3 Mi ke Fullwood. j oh n W illiams. Carlan R..... Ryan Mitch.lI . Brand on Burk. Row 4' Chad Curtis. Greg Wright . Clint Smith . Brent And.rson. Chris Erskine Ro w 1: Tj\\mmy C lcnk -ScnctdrY . Kri s tie John ~ l on - Pr('siJ e nt . Cd m i Jd l\"\\)hse n -Vke Presi dent Ro w 2: Mrli sS d B('!o~,w . M l' lb!o.\\ Pn.K tor , M.lOJy MdUh ews. M .ui n leggdl Row J : Stephdnie Jdl\"k ~ lJn . L.Hk Big ler. .urie Grec n . Jenn Sm ith . Mcggi n s..-hdcffer, Amber J.ld..s\\m Row 4: C. mille Kcct..h. Kjdri\"y G riffiths. Cindy j en,en . Be..l y Lindhcrl\\. Mikell. liddle. jud y Le,,.y N ut , haw n: Eli zahe th Mont \"lIue I'm-f'~, \", / ? i ( f ) ) 99

DECA DECA-Distributive Education Clubs of America. These students take time to learn skills for careers of the future. Marketing, Free Enterprise, Fashion Merchandising, and School Store are among the qualifying classes for competition on State and National levels. This year, many exciting things have taken place. The fall social was held at Mr. Billiards where everyone who attended enjoyed a game of pool and yummy food. A Bowl-a-thon was held in November at the 49th Street Galleria which successfully raised $1640 for the MDA. There was also a first annual fashion show which took place in the spring. DECA is a rewarding experience for all who are members. Valuable information is learned in each event and all experiences can be directly applied to getting the best jobs in the world of business. R. to l. RI -Amy layton . Treasurer. Krist i Dupaix. Competitions. Aurora Holley, Senate. Darcy David Marion Nigbur , V-p.Angie Lowry, Publicity. Rz- Mrs. Thomas, Advisor. Alysse Darringto n, President. Ja mes Schow, Reporter. Holly Martin, Secretary. Kimberlynn Barrett, Hi storian. Shelly Opheike ns, Activities Coordinator. R3- Amy Mert lick. Amy Smart,Camille Keetch,Shawn Allison, Marsha Tanner, Tyler Price, Larry Jeffs, Jen Page. R4- Moni ca Lowe, Sherry Ferguson, Tiffa ny Rawlisno n, Monica Wood, Heather Payne, Twila Thompson, Brandee Koch , Jared Jensen, Jana Fullmer. Rs- Sandra Goodwin, Kimberly Wall in , Annalee Schultz, Julie Darr ington, Heather Hansen, Aaron Ruck man, Mynd ie Haws , Da vid Tullis, Travis Colledge. Brandon Pr ice , Ryan Morrison. major merchandisers School Store David Marion Near the auditorium, main hall and doors, the School Store gets quite a bit of publicity from students and faculty. Apple fritters, triangles, Otter pops, apple juice, and Bravos are among the popular selling items in this DECA sponsored class. Students choose which lunch to work and manage the business just like it was a store out in the harsh world of reality, (that is saying that high school is merely a bowl full of cherries!) Such things as pricing, selling, customer relations, and inventory are learned and practiced in this setting. Vocational credit is earned and skills can be utilized in the workforce giving those who participate an edge on life. I.to r. Rl- Shelly Opheikens, Shawn Allison. R2- Blake Arm strong , Lan ce Greenwood, Eric Adams. Not pictured- John Gibbons. 100 DECA/School Store

- S.I.C.K. l.·.·,···fQl. ~~ Social Issues Concerning Kids-a.k.a. SICK ~ club. Members of this or~anization are willing to change the world and do it NOW! Some very successful projects have been conducted by these students throughout the year. The November food- drive in which all donations were given to the Utah Foodbank, Husky Highway Cleanup, blood drive on Valentine's Day, and the sale of live Christmas trees are just a sample of the good that this club does for the community. A willing attitude, initiative, and ability to spend one's time and efforts for the benefit of others are some qualifications to be part of this miracle working team. Thanks to the advisors who facilitated these activities. One important thing for all to remember is that one person can change the world it just takes a little dedication, love of life, and appreciation for the beauty around. R.to L. R1-Tiffany Black, Suzanne Potts, Chanda Cooper, Amber Bennett, Angie Smith, Jeanette Horsely. R2-Alyse Darington, Jen Bond, Becky Benedict, Matthew Roller, Robert Zamora, Linda Hess, Heidi Reynard. R3- Shannon Feveryear, Alice Hopkins, Heidi Bennet, Michelle Booth, Brandon Price, Le Ngu, Dehal Shah, Kjaristy Griffiths. R4-Mandy Matthews, Wendi Liljelquis t, Mikelle Liddle, Mr. Merrill, Mr. Anderson, Tyler Price, Shae Saylor, Adam Finch. radical scientists SCIENCE CLUB e This club, consisting of 15 members, - ...... / takes part in some stimulating and even FUN activities. Their are two primary purposes to this club: 1. To have interesting activities which relate science to the real world, (this was provided for those of you out there who are under the impression that nothing we learn in school is useful after this period of our lives) and 2. To just have fun with science and principles that apply while discovering new things about science technology. The Egg Drop contest was enjoyed by participants and observers alike with six people receiving First Place awards. The Mouse Trap Cars earned their creators awards for both speed and distance. Elementary school fairs are also done to help children of the community gain greater knowledge of this subject. David Marion I 10 r RI -T yler Tho mpson, Mand y Mallhews, Kjaristy G ri ffilhs, Pres., Susie Ruplinger. R2-Mall Hast ings, Becky Mall hews, Tiffa ny Johnson, Sara h Irish, Lindsee Shep pard. R3-Debbie H unler, Brandon Fra ncom, Michele Boolh, Ji m Reml y.R4 -Vlclo r Cee, M r. Snelgrove, Tom Nydegger, Dehal Shah , Li za Cales. /(~ Clubs 101 ~ 7:!JI.!!p

FHA FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. FHA is a superior club that prepares young people to face the challenging responsibility of running a home. Our FHA club is involved in Husky Howl and Sub for Santa. In the spring the FHA members can participate in Star events where they can choose from such competitions as an illustrated talk, cooking, or sewing. The competition takes place at the Marriot Center on a Friday and Saturday. Our FHA Club has remained a Four Star Chapter at the State Convention since 1978. RI -Carria nne Mose ng. U nda Hess, Tiffa ny Richi ns, Je nn ifer Gee rtse n, Jenn Steadman. Megan Skidmore. Myndie Haws . Ki m berly Wa llin . Aimee Feveryea r R2- Cindy Zr na, Kris tie Joh ns to n,Mikel le Lidd le-histo ria n ,Sarah Irish-secre tary,Loralee T hom son -Preside n t, Aroline McCu rdy-peer ed uca tor ,Lea nn Page-vice-preside nt.S tacy Rada n t, Ta nya Dean R3-Cou rtney Erickso n. Ki mbe rl y Clark . Kri s tine Johnson , Yve tt e Brusik, M ic hell e Elmer , Lara Berrett , Tristi n Ross. M andy Mat hews. Elizabe th Crane. Amy Price. Mrs. Pixton R4- Mi ke Roget. Deric C. Na nce. Greg Wrig ht. Alyse Darri ngto n, Ja nae Chip ma n , Jenn iel Jense n. Teresa Baen . Conn ie Uli barri, Marci Bur bidge, Ama nda Ed mo nds . Alyssa Englund. T ricia Hile . Na talie Dawes, Krys tal H irschi , Kr issie Cox RS- Clint Smi th , St uart Weichers. Carla n Reese, Carter Allen , Kevi n Kocheva r, Lor i Rom re ll , Amy Cates, Christine Davis occupatio~ glorificatio~ FBLA FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. Members of FBLA must be in a business class and must be interested in business opportunities. FBLA is interested in the more technical angle of the business world; computers, word processing, etc. FBLA state and regional conferences are the most interesting activities they have participated in. These activities allow them to interact with students from other schools. Since Mr. Dickson has retired after many years of heading FBLA, we have a new advisor this year, Ms. M .B. Rasmussen. People who want to head major corporations one day, those are FBLA people. People who want to make a diffference with their leadership abilities, those are FBLA people. If you want to p repare for the business world, join FBLA. R1 - T ee na Ag ui rre- Secreta ry/ T reas urer,Kri sti Dupaix- President , M aaika Fro isla nd - Hi stori an ,M arsha T a nner- Activit ies Coordi na tor . R2- Kimberlynn Ba rre tt, Ada m Finch , Brandon Fra ncom , Alyse D arri ngton, Sea n H an se n , M arlene Ras mu sse n- Advisor. R3- Becky W ilson , j enn ifer j o nes, Stacey Garrett, Ka thr yn Drape r, Cari Brown , Co ry j ohn so n . NathaO C hadwi ck. 102 FH A/ FBLA

LETTER CLUB easy thing to do, to letter in an athletic sport or academically. In order to letter academically, you must carry a minimum of four academic classes, have an GPA of 3.5, and get signatures from all of the academic class teachers The Letter Club is de signed especially for for verification. To letter athletically, you must play on a those students who have achieved academic or varsity sport, play so many minutes of a game, earn a athletic excellence. They sponsor and set up certain number of points, attend all of the practices, and so various activities such as the senior gift, battle of the Jug, labor on. We are proud to have so many studs and brains! of love and the lift-a-thon. To be a member you must have Lettering takes determination, drive and ambition. either an academic or athletic letter and a 2.0 GPA. With over Obviously, not everyone will letter, but those who do, can 175 members, it is one of the largest clubs at Hillcrest. wear their jacket proudly, knowing that they accomplished Previously the letters were only given to those who participated something that only a small percentage of the school do. Be in athletics, such as football , baseball, wrestling or cheerleading. all you can be, join the letter club. Now the letter is given for athletics and academic excellence, honoring those who strive for good grades as well. It is not an brawns &brains R 1, J.lOn Goff. Do ug Potorso n . Tony Meilleco. Adam Shields. AJ,Im John!Jo n . Cami Jd l\"ob!loe n , Denise Hdn ~('n . Keri S4: h ei h R4 : SM.,h Irbh . He\"thrf John!Oon . McH y\" nn Bird . Krhai n e Jen:-en . Ryan Ro>s. J..o n Cowan. Boc ky Alexa ndor. M el issa schoen fold. RYdn Carl!<oon . Sf,lndon Franc.:om . P.m! Ski lm ,,~ki . G r.ml Sl· hi ('~~ . Julid n .tn(' J('n ~(' n . Doug Sl'dvrzzr , R.h:h el Fr.mze n , A nnl'uE.\" T ,.\" Allred . Becca D ibbl e. Ambor Ja ckso n . Carrie Green. JorJ.m , Jeff C..IIi :-t('r , Mkhl'lIe Gr\"nr. Ll'l.ln., T h omd~ . Tdmm y Hrian Maj of!J. Ddfin S ull iv.1n , S im Aguirre , J ason Piu s, A u s lin CI.uk-. Kri~ty Rifh .HJ ~. M .m Jy M .Hth('w:- . Di hh ie Huntl'r . Bcl,:l.. y Ca mili. Keetch RZ , Jonn Smith . Meggin Schaeffer. Ambra Wood . Travi ~ Rom n ('y. Patril'k Cook , Fred . B('('~I('y . JeH M.lllh{'w:- . Ti ffJny R.lwiin!'oon mi :-:-in~ : Ali..-\" H o pkin:, Stevens. Shal ice Pay. Bryce Wayn e. Kirt Niel se n , Paul Ca rr , Skowfont'k , Megan Skidmo re, H{'.l thcr H .1n~('n . Sd ll y Lar s(' n R:5 Randy Hunt er, Ita Sapp. Cindy J e n ~e n . Carlan , R{'('~('. Ca rt er B. 103 AlI,n RJ, Du , tin Butle r. Larry Lundbe rg. S tu art Wei chor> . Dan KJdfi ,ty Griffi th , . Tiffany Jo hn. \"n . LinJ,oo sho pPdTJ . Kim Co,\"~ Jeremy Rogor> . M a ll Tulli s. Ty ler Bo rg . Mi chael HaKcn , Jd~o n Art('z. Ddn ny Brin lo n , Jdf Soper, M ikl' P.IYnl'. Anthony Romrrll , Clin t Sm i th , S I,Il\"i\" M.' :- l..,o\\rl.) , tl l',di lj(' nlwtt , Full wood. T homa!J Es plin , Rober t Zamora , Jeremy M o rri!Jon , Kim Wil ~o n , Hl'dth l'f W.lrJI<\" M indi So ren :,,,n , IJ.Hvn S.' V.'~l· Ro:

Debate powers in the state in debate. It takes a time commitment and some work, but the debate team wins more and has Members of debate specialize in more fun than any group in the school. During the course argumentation and articulate speaking. of the year, Hillcrest students have won over 60 awards in Students who want to join debate must debate. We consistently finish in the top 5 schools overall have a 2.0 gpa and be a member of one of the four speech in tournaments. Debate has been an organization in our and debate classes. The team competes at apporoximately 18 school for many years and is one of its most elite groups. tournaments in the year including Stanford University, the Former debaters go on to be future lawyers. George Bill of Rights competition, and others around the state. Washington was a debater. Thomas Jefferson was a debater This year at the Stanford competition the debators Lincoln and Douglas were debaters. In Chad Curtis' participated in many interesting activities, such as balcony words,\"If your going to be a debater, be a master debater.\" barbeques and sight-seeing. Hillcrest is one of the dominant Regardless, we're proud of our debaters. disputation domination RI -Andrew Riggle.Kri sti Dupaix-financial V.P..Jax Pettey-publ ic Thor Edson . Fran k 5erassio. Chad C urtis. Scott Urbom. Linda Karin Ashto n. Andrea Kump. Geo rge G ranh olm . Jonathan relations V.P.• Colby Engstrum - social activities V.P.• Nate Hess. Nikk i Pac ker. Chr is Keyes. Am and a Lund. Tamra Frei. Gillette. M r. Hollands. Mi ssing: N elso n Clay ton. Mary DeJ ulis Chatterton-tou rnament V.P.• Ryan Warr-research V.P.•Mike Sally Wri ght. Rac ha.1 Colby. Kimberly Bryant R4-Damon Steed. Geo rge Granholm . Nath an G ross man. W in Packer. Rob Tyrtf. Voss-o ur wonderful president .R2-Mi sty Wise. Jill Farnsworth. Da vid Campbell .W in Packe r. Brando n Erwin. Leslie G lade. AI. sha Mill s. T ris ta Sperr y. Lucas Ed son . Matt Hastings. And\" Wendy Austin. Jeremy Holmes. Jeein Kim. Kira Mitchell . Lori Mechelle Adamso n. Natalie Dupaix. Allison Colledge. Stefa ni e T aylor. Jeff LeFevre. Erica M idg ley. T om N ydeger. Elizabeth Hill . Lesli e Dearden. Jaso n Topham. Helen 5erassio R3-Jos hua Graham R5-Ann-Mari e Hunter. T iffan y Young. Scot Pett ey. Montag ue. Al yse Darr ing ton 104

o the bleeding drops of red, Where on the deck my Captain lies, Fallen cold and dead. o Captain! my Captain! rise up and hear the bells; Dead Poets Society Rise up - for you the flag is flung - for you the bugle trills, For you bouquets and ribbon'd wreaths - for you the shores a-crowding, For you they call, the swaying mass, their eager faces turning; Here Captain! dear father! Even though this is the first year for Dead Poets This arm beneath your head! It is some dream that on the deck, Society, Mrs. Bowen, the advisor, has high-hopes You've fallen cold and dead. for its success. My Captain does not answer, his lips are pale and still, My father does not feel my arm, he has no pulse nor will, Here is a sample of a poem that might be read at one of their meetings. The ship is anchor'd safe and sound, its voyage closed and done, From fearful trip the victor ship comes in with object won; o Captain! My Captain! o Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done, Exult 0 shores, and ring 0 bells! The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we sought is won, But I with mournful tread, The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting, Walk the deck my Captain lies, While fo llow eyes the steady keel. the vessel grim and daring; Fallen cold and dead. But 0 heart! heart! heart! Walt Whitman 1iiele~~ Laureate~ ROW 1: Melynn Minson, Greg Wright, Aaron David Marion Mandy Matthews, Kristy Richards, Aurora Shill, Ruth Ann Farnsworth President, Allison Holley, Laura Proctor, Elizabeth Emery. ROW 5: Young Vic=e President, Shelley M cDonald Anthony Romrell , Becky Lindberg, Michelle Jeni Liddle, Kris Goff, Alyse Darrington, Melissa Historian, David Tullis, john Williams, Melinda Tall. ROW 3: Michelle Gibby, jason Cootey, Proctor. Meyers, secretary. ROW 2: julie Kennard, Mike Simmons, Darrin Hunter, Kjaristy Griffiths, jenniel jensen, Christopher Glade ROW 4: Janene Bowen advisor, Tamara Webb, Dead Poet s Society 105

Sentry \"A dedication to preserving the rights good background in writing, not to mention a good of free speech and press in America,\" a journalistic experience. pretty heavy responsibility for the members of the Sentry staff, but one that they all seem In addition to writing, editing, and doing lay-outs for the qualified for. So far this year Sentry has taken first in 4 monthly issues of the newspaper, they are responsible for categories at a competition at the U of U. And while you the news broadcast on HTV. And while we should be aware may think that \" preserving the rights of free speech and of the events that are put before us, whether it's on press,\" may seem a bit radical for a high school newspaper, television or in print, we should also acknowledge the hard the advisor, Ms. Beck believes that it gives its members a work and dedication that every member puts in to make it happen. First row:Bret Angell, Rory Holley, Jenny Sara Williams, Kris Peterson, Mindy Service, David Marion Milner, Meli ssa Besa w, Melinda Meyers, Ruth Deric Nance, M s. Beck Third Row:Mandy Hammond, Stephanie Heath Fourth Row:Mary Ann Farnsworth, Becky Lindberg, Joe Giordoro Matthews, Anne Schmidt, Lindsee Sheppard, Eric Lindford, KJaristy Griffiths, Anthony Romrell, Second Row:Michele Booth, Becky Matthews, Shupe, Chad Curtis, Melissa Proctor, Ray Mike Fullwood, Chad Greenleaf, Scott Phillips 106 Sentry

Expressions Janene Bowen is currently the advisor, with Ruth Ann Farnsworth working with her as editor, Mandy Mathews as Every Year a great magazine is the co-editor, Andrea Nielson as the prose editor, Anthony published. One that gives students an Romrell as the art editor, and Melynn Minson as the poetry . opportunity to publish their writings and editor, plus many other great members on the staff. The their art work. The magazine Expressions, has been a great only specifications of Expressions are a creative class must ~uccess for years. Students in this class learn to critique, have been ta.ken and a p~rfolio must apply to the applicant J~dge work, and funnel those which will go in the literary piece of art. The Students of Expressions are also able to The class IS very successful and will always give students write and draw art work themselves and publish it in the an opportunity for publicity. It encourages the talent of magazine. artwork and writing to be shared with others. Expressions has done well this year and in the years before. We're looking forward to future Expressions! GOOD LUCK!!! pl1raseolog:ists (row 1) Noa h Price, David Tullis, Aaron Shill, Ruth Ann Farnsworth-Editor-in-Chief, Anthony Dave Marion Michelle Gibby, (row 2) Janene Bowmen- Romrell-Art Editor, Mandy Mathews-Co-Editor, Expressions/ l07 Advisor, Jason Cootey, Darren Hunter, Tamara Andrea Nielson-Prose Editor Webb, Leslie Dea rden, (row 3) Melynn Minson- Poelry Edi tor,

Husky Club be a peer tutor, or other interested H.H.5. student. You must attend and support activites, and be an The Husky Club is one of the advocate for kids with disabilities. The club has largest and most special clubs at monthly dances, and raises the flag at football Hillcrest. The purpose of the club games. The students are also in charge of is to blend regular and disabled students, and changing the main entrance marquee, and the offer social interactions among cluster students electronic message board in the foyer. Club and their non-handicapped peers. This brings members also are engaged in a gardening project down social barriers among the Hillcrest High at Wheeler Farm. Advisors are Ann Fullwood and School student body. To be a member of the club, Kate Tillinghast. The officers are Jenny Brown, you must be in the I.H. and S.I.H. cluster classes, President; Marla Crockett, Vice-President; and Stephanie Hansen, Secretary. Dave Marion Rl:Chris Jaques, Leslie Dearden, Kim Hagen, Emily Cain , Megan McEwan, Chris Jones, Rod Chambers, Aimee Dalton, Andrea 108 Husky Club Skidmore, Jenn Steadman, Joy Nelson , Ambra Stevens, Sherine Dalton, Andrea Bateman, Amy DeSanto, Kiel Petersen, Jason HardingR2:Brandon Snyder, Jenny Watson, Jenny BrownPres, Walters, Carl Peterson R5: Kristin Monloya. Jason Cowan, Marla CrockettVP, Stephanie Hansense<, Jodi Houghton , Todd Allison Shields, Ryan Mitchell, Michael Fullwood, Gabrielle Barrett, Brad McOmie, Michelle Pearson , Dana Ward R3: Lee Martinez, Nicole Saleh , Nicolle Goodwin, Tiffinee Clark, Ryan Powel, Brooke VanderVeur, Fernando Palazuelos, Janet Cordova, Vance, Nick Kiser, Rodney Payne, Dustin Bezenek, Courtney Day, Kim Landram , Jodi Miller, leg rand Olsen, Tammy Clark, Tracy Klein, Clint Harshman, Mary lacobs, JoAnna Davi s, Ginger Crawford, Steven Bearinger, Donald Peacock, Jared Noack Shelley Elmer, Warren Baggaley, Jen Bond, Melinda Myers, Matt R6: Ben Hill , Jonathan Greensides, Samantha Jefferies, Leslie Thacker, Cari Brown, Kat e Bailey, Bridget Conger, Niki Petersen, Nunley, Lisa Smith, Lara Smith, Christie Monson, Rebecca Justin Hose, Gary Brown, Shane Blackburn R4: Alyse Beverly, Nicdr Johnson, Ann Fullwood-Advisor, Jean Rekout is- Darrington, D.J. Hunter, Nikole Fuelling, Teena Aguirre, Casey teacher aide, Christina lowery-aide, Carolyn Mulholland-aide, Elder, Adam Greenberg, Adam Shields, Tyler Terry, Ryan Ross, David Rogers, Tony Seginthaler missing: Elizabeth Montague Jenniel Jensen, Brett Cotten, Tami Spenst , Janine Droon, Alishia

National grade point average, give high service, show Honor Society excellent scholarship, display leadership abilities, and good character. Juniors who will be members If you want to be a member of of society during their senior year, are intitated in the National Honor Society, the the spring. They attend a special ceremony, where first thing you need to do is they recite an oath they have memorized, and study. The Hillcrest branch of the club is receive membership pins and certificates from sponsored by Bob Johnson. His officers are Lori Mr. Lovato. They also hear from a special Hill, president; Crystal Winger, vice-president; speaker, and are usually entertained by the Greg Wright, secretary; and Erik Shupe, treasurer. Hillcrest choirs. This is a very important night Members of the club are required to carry a 3.7 for students and their parents. Sophomores who aspire to be members should work to keep their G.P.A. at 3.7 or above. hlz kids Rl:Erik Shupe, Greg Wright, Crystal Winger, Mandy Matthews, Chad Greenleaf, Kristy Greg Whitehead, Robert Larsen, Matt Burn, Lori Hill R2:5helley McDonald, Adam Finch, Le Richards, Tera Mitchell, Sh,analea Edwards, Ryan Petersen, Alan Furstenau, Tony Mcillece, Ngu, Annette Jordan, Jennifer Van Wagoner, Teresa Opheikens, Kristi BurgonR4Amy Hobbs, Jennifer Hansen, Sarah Irish, Michele Booth, Tiffany Johnson, Pamela Peterson, Alicia Ryan Carlson, Tang Yang, Jeff Callister missing: Tiffiny PinnellR3:Kjaristy Griffiths, Heidi Crockett, Marci Burbidge, Kristi Haslam, Elizabeth Montague, Cindy Rasmussen Michelle Grant RS:Greg Bennett, National Honor Soceity 109

Stage Crew The auditorium lights brighten, the curtain lifts, the sound loudens, and the men backstage and in the booth scamper around to make the program its best! For years now, stage crew, advised by Steve Shumway, has spent many long hours during and after school for the benefit of our school, in dance concerts, musicals, assemblies, sports activities, and much more. The staff has had to maintain a G.P.A of 3.0 and also have been willing to watch the Andy Griffith show (Ha!Ha!). Our Stage Crew team seldom receives the recognition that they deserve. So we all must remember how important they are to the school and to the school programs. After all, the show must go on, and without Stage Crew, it can't!!! THANKS STAGE CREW!!! top: Patrick Merrell-Booth Manager, Jeremy Marx-Backstage/ Spotlight. bottom: Brendon Hansen-Backstage/ Follow Spots, Chris Eisert-Light Technician/ Backstage, Scott Behunin- Head Light Technician, M ike Knight-Backstage Manager/ Fly Rail, Nathan Eisert-Head Sound Technician, Cory Arrington-Backstage, Neil Allgood-Follow Spots/ Backstage, Tom Breuer-Sound Technician/ Backstage, Alex Barker-Follow Spots, Steve Shumway- Advisor. Dave Marion imitative producers ~­fl/_ Mock Trial Mock Trial is a club set up to educate certain students on how our judicial and legislative systems work. They hold mock trials with a judge, bailiff, defendant, plaintiff, and jury, in which they hold several separate trials dealing with different issues. It consists mostly of debaters, and Mr. Labrum is their advisor. People that join mock trial are nothing short of being Perry Mason wanna-bes. The entire trial is faux; they make up a charge, and carry the case through as though it is real. These guys are good enough to be on \"L.A. Law\". But seriously, mock trial is an excellent way to learn about the makings of the judicial system. GOOD LUCK FUTURE LAWYERS! Row I -Damon Steed (sec.),Mechelle Adamson (pres.),Natalie Dupaix (v.p.), Leslie Glade (hi st.) Row 2-Jason Topham, Leslie Dearden, Aaron Nydeggar, Jon athon Gillette, Mr. Labrum. David Marion 110 Stage Crew/ Mock Trial

Ski/Snowboarding says it doesn't hurt if \"you can do the short swing at 40 miles per hour in reverse and in the dark\" . If you don't This years Ski/Snowboarding Club think that your body will forget the law of gravity and you consists of many individuals who thrive won't be able to do that last part, don't worry, just SHRED! on racing down the slopes. With the wind fiercely biting at their faces and the sun shining An evolution is taking place with the sport of skiing, brigh tly above their head, they go to the extreme and dare called snowboarding. You find these people everywhere to do the impossible. This past winter several of the these days, on the slopes at any resort you may visit. It members in their everlasting search for the ultimate rush, takes as much skill to be a snowboarder, and you can have traveled to Jackson Hole to spend three days on the slopes . just as much fun as with regular skiing. They come in hot, And while Mr. Williams, the clubs advisor, states that the flashy colors too. You can't miss them on the hills, in fact only requirement to be in the club is to love to ski, he also a skier may come home from a long day on the slopes and complain that the hills are being invaded by the snowboarders. Whatever your preference, you're missing out if you live in Utah and don't do either. snow way! lst:Brandon Francom , Steve Beaudoin, Jos h Deakin, Brad McOmie, Alan Furstenau , George David Marion Wells, Jus tin Yates, Michael Heaton, Kyle Dakkus, Ryan Day, Jeff England , Ru ss Jansen , Mindy Service, Cory John son, Jennifer Scholidel. Taylor, Heidi Reynond 2nd : Mr. Williams, Kate Jason Harenberg , Jeannette Horsley, Jos h Davi s, Willia ms, Jason Cootey, Ryan Vance, Jeff Clark , Tami Spenst, Tory Lublin , Stacie Howa , Ryan Sonj a Moser Sth:Brooke Russell , Kirsten Tucker, Chad Severence, Alex Barker, Brett Middleton, Mein ze r 4th :Michael Jense n, Brady Crockett , Adam Finch, Jodi Miller, Courtney Day, Ni cole Andy Pac heco, Danny Brinton, Bec k Benedi ct, Michelle Pearson , Dana Ward , Julie Moffitt , Salen, Nicole Harr ison 3rd: Josh Dusse rre, Alva Amber Bennet, Ang ie Smith , Shelley M cDonald , Arnie Ru ssell , Megan Skidmore , Jenn Steadman, Roger Bec kman , Damon Stee, Jeremion f --::,\\ Davidso n, Nathan Skmner, Ferry Seikaly :~l¥-~) Sk I/ Snowhoa rd ing 111 I!5lY

Art Club The Art Club was busy with several activities this year. They painted faces for Halloween and also to supported art sales to contribute to charities. They designed many school displays in the main hall. Under the direction of Ms. Diaz, the art club has displayed: self portraits, water color, oil, airbrush, ink, pencil, illustrations and prisma color drawings. Many hours of hard work and talent have gone into the pictures. Some students with artistic talent include: Brent Anderson, Anthony Romrell, Greg Whitehead, Ash Despain, Bret Angell and many more. The diversity in the medium used demonstrates the diversity of their talent. Anyone can join the club if they are willing to attend the meetings and participate in the activities. ROW 1: Alice Hopkins - Vice President, Jeremy Smith - President, Bret Angell - Secretary ROW 2: Brandon Francom, Paul Stanworth, BJay Murphy, Alyse Darrington, Lindsee Sheppard, Ma ry Jacobs ROW 3: Zach Bernstein, Leslie Hanna, Shelly McDonald, Brian Rounds, David Petersen ROW 4: Kri stan Goff, Cindy Diaz, Jodi Wimmer, Mark Chapman, Yvette Brusik, Libby Cain, Mary VanWagoner ROW s: Ben Southworth, Greg Whitehead, Brent Anderson, Anthony Romrell esthetic arithmetic Math Club The Math Club enables students to deal with math concepts that are not dealt with in regular classes. Bases, coding, square roots, and cube roots are examples of the types of mathematics that the math club does. They also work on l\\ew ways of solving more general equations. These problems are designed to challenge the students. This club gives its members more experience with math and allows them to work more closely with a teacher. This extra training gives the students an edge in their math classes and also helps to prepare them for college. Anyone who is interested in math and is willing to attend the meetings is welcome to join this club. ROW 1: Doris Jenson - Adviso r, Becky Wil son - President, Sara h Ir is h - Public Relations ROW 2: Marci Burbidge - Secretary, Shandon Hatch - Public Relations, Brian Round s - Vice President, Aimee Feve ryea r - Activi ties Coord inator

David Marion PRIDE Our pride team consisted of nine members this year. In all, there were 82 members in the state. Some of the activities they did this year included going to talk to children and performing for them in assemblies at elementary schools around the area. Their goal was to prevent young children from starting the use of drugs, alcohol, smoking, and other activities that could get them in trouble. Our PRIDE team did a great job and was ranked the number one team in the nation. Some of the specifications for being a member were being able to sing, dance, act, and relate well to others - especially children. Tryouts were also held to pick the members. A PRIDE member, Elizabeth Montague, said that if you want to be a member you should \"practice your dancing and singing. Don't be afraid to be involved and let your personality shine through.\" Helping younger children in their decision to not take drugs was a fun and rewarding experience. Row 1: Jeffery Brandt Jr. V.P. Jim Remly Pres. Jason Mounteer Sr. V.P. Row 2: Dave Ennenga Soph . V.P. Michelle Pearson Act. Off. Row 3: Kri sty Curtis, Kimberly Wallin, Debbie Swink MESA As their name suggests, MESA is a club that stresses the importance of Math, Engineering, and Science Achievements. Members of the club are of a minority (women and ethnic minorities) interested in a math or science career. Club field trips are taken once a quarter. This year some of the activities were visiting KSL radio and a lamanite at BYU . They also had many speakers on science, math, and related topics. Incentives are also given for great attendance and good grades. Row l :Khiem Vo V.P. Le Ngu Hstrn . April Enciso Act. T ang Yang Pres. Row 2:Hong Tran , T ammy Garcia , Debbie Garcia, Jenny Staker, Tamani Enciso, Dehal Shah , Alice Ann Love Row 3:Heidi Reynaud, Mindy Jess up, Angela Deming, Mike Nunez, Angela Lloyd, Linh La Row 4:Lela Yu , Ca ssandra Pope Soph . Rep., Cindy Zrno, Kevin Garduno, Deann a Worthington , Chri sty Baker Row 5:Buu Tran , Hong C. Tran , Sand ra Jim , Meli ssa W o uden, Paul Vuong, Qui Do, Tony Ortiz, La ra Barrett, Christine Sorenson N ot Pictured :Phu Do, Huo ng Lam Sec., Kent Hu , Valarie Bell son, Andrew Ca no, Sa rah Black, Rikelle Sa nchez, W endy Kemp Aide, Jamie M oult on 113

--- VICA Does a BBQ or a convention sound fun? Well, that's what the folks in VICA take part in plus much more. They also do community , services and fund raisers such as their car washes at parking lots around the community. Industrial arts, commercial arts, and vocational photography are among the courses necessary to participate in this club. They also have big-time contests which occurred in April. Being involved in this club gives members challenging experiences in the career fields of their choice. MECHANICAL MANIACS L. to R. Rl· Chad Haacke, T ..as urer. Jordon Walles, Repo rter. Reyes. Bre tl Mortenson, Antonio Alvarez, Alex Barker, Mr. David Green, Brandon Lloyd, Tang Ya ng, Shawn Burgan, Kj.1 Eric Eades, Parli menta rian. T yler Terry, President. Andy Buhler Nordfe lt. R3· Jaso n McEwen, Greg Wh itehead, Anthony Gotberg, Adam Faris, Scott Ande rson, Robert Ballif, Hong Tun, (not pictured), V·p. Tyler Thompson, Secretary. Dehal Shah, Romerell , Ri chard Francom, Al va DeAki n, Scott M oss, G rant M icheal Swope, Gary Brown , M r. Shumway. RS· Jason Weede, His torian. Theron Sheppick, State Parl iamentaria n. Mr. Baily, T homas, Jera ld O lsen, N ichol Hobson, Marn i Francom , Faye Justin Kl ey, Todd N icol, Thomas Es pli n , Kirt N eilsen, Mich,,1 Ad visor. R2· Bryan Elliott, Jeff Ca llis ter, Kei th Broadwa ter, Jaso n Mitchell, Sheri Sheppick, Justin Curti s, Brando n Kit chen, Rya n Fullwood, lach Bern stein, Chad Felt, T .J. Cerva, Brend a n Rawlings, And re w Cano, George Dakis, Jason G illette, Ryan Snow, M r. Howlett. R4· Josh Dusserre, M ike Si m mons, Rob..t Hansen, Garth Ince, N ath an Ei sert, Scott Behu nin, M ichael Peterse n. Kevin Kochevar , Brent And erso n, Jai me A lso p, Karl a Bown, Allen Pryor, Davi d Tho mas, Aaro n Marston, BJ ay Knight, G reg M ansell , George Ishot , Jeff W itcamp, M att Stanl.y, Murph y, Kyle Taylo r, Marcy VanWago ner, Va nhivi na Claro n MacDonald, Chris Kirk, Steve Kl enk, Jeremy White, 114 Bo unph ak hom, Mary VanWagoner, Rebecca Beve rly, )ad Weise, Jason Ha rris Mr. Spratling.

International Club tl oDavid Marion The International Club's purpose is to 115 help the foreign exchange students feel welcome at Hillcrest. Also to provide a healthy multicultural experience for each member. They celebrate all of the internationally known holidays such as Gnco de Mayo, Valentines Day (is that an international holiday? I hope so, they celebrated it!). The main goal of the international club was to include the foreign exchange students in all of the activities. We always have many foreign exchange students at our school, helping us to bridge the gap between other countries and ours. It is interesting to talk to people from other countries and compare customs, traditions and conditions. How lucky we are! The International Club President was Nathan Chatterton, Vice-President was Farid Baroque, Activities Coordinators were Lori Hill and Jet Mather, and Secretary, Jenn Smith. 1st Row Farid Baroque, Nathan Chatterton, Lori Hill, Jet Mather, Jenn Smith 2nd Row Michelle Pearson, Chad Curtis, Jeremy Smith, Bianca Busuioc, Kira Mitchell 3rd Row Brittany Hiatt, Christine Onstoff, Karla Reyes, Shawn O 'Brien, Tom Breuer4th RowTiffinee Clark, Sherine Harding, Bret Angell, Julia Plott, an4 advisor Julie Gawrych ive Russian Club The Russian club is one of Hillcrest's newest clubs. All thirty-three of the club members share a common interest in the Russian language and culture. To test their knowledge the Russian club took a field trip down to the B.Y.U. Russian fair. With the fall of communism in Russia the Russian people and culture are in the world's minds and hearts. Now that Russia is opening up the Russian club can use their knowledge on hands on experiences. Under the direction of Mr. Stanger, the advisor of the russian club, the members of the Russian club view the lives and dreams of the people. Rl: Mr. Stanger, Nate Jensen, Kirt Nielsen, Tyler Price, Leona Thomas R2: Kim Stroud, Carrie Radvin, Ben Shell, Corinne Simpson R3: Shandon Hatch, lance Greenwood, Kevin Olson, Steve Rizzuto R4:David Walker, Craig Egbert, Andrew Jensen, Adam Jensen, Jennifer Radvin Not pictured,Colby Dean, Leslie Dearden, Chris Keyes, Rachel Colby, Don Derrick, Jill Farnswort h, Ryan Jensen, Wendi liljenquist, Eric Smith, Mandy Burt, Donald livingston, Mike Paskett, Ryan Pries t, Joe Roberts

Aerospace n Chess Have you ever wondered what a Have you ever wanted to join the Aerospace actually does? After all chess club but thought you didn't it's only the first year the club v have what it took to be in it? Well has been in existence. Well this is what this article this is what this article is for, to tell you that you can is for, to tell everyone about this exciting club, and I• be in this outstanding club! The only requirement to their members who are all \"made of star stufH\" get into this club is you must enjoy playing chess! according to Dave Tullis. The Aerospace club has 9a These nine members' main interests in this club are spectacular stargazing activities (appropriate eh?) playing monthly chess tournaments at other schools. and starlabs that they go to periodically and they t Last year they took third place in state and this year say that these activities are really fun. Sound fun to they took first place in the Ogden Scholastic Open you? Well here's more! They also go to the lazer I• and hope to do better at the state tournament. Another shows at the Hansen Planetarium, space/flight thing that happens when you join this club is you get simulations at Jordan District, flight contests they a chess rateing and a chance to participate in all this did in fourth quarter this year, and more! Still fun! So join the chess club! It's fun , challenging, and interested? Well if you are interested in the very exciting! Aerospace club and want to join next year the only requirement to get in is that you must be interested 0 in Aerospace! I» 00 s<:. I» 3: s<:. o~· n3: ::l o~· Sitting L to R: David Zi n k - Sec/ tres, Jason Jonson - Pres, Mike Sudbury - V.P., Ja son Gayheart ::l Standing: Mr. Mongumery - Advi s, Mike Jensen, Chri s Hunter, Nathan Tyler, Joe Duffield c Not Shown : Mike Bradford, Robert Kapadi a, Josh Arseneau h e Floor: Dave Tullis - President C On Bench L to R: Dana Ward, Michelle Pearson - Secretary, KJaristy Griffiths - President, Susie Ruplinger - Pres'! k- coordinator, Nicole Harrison Standing Row 1: Laura Fairbanks, Paul Seamons, Emily Jones - m Activities Coordinator, Brandon Price, Nicole Corbett, Jonathan Gillette a Row 2: Estevan Tafoya, Brittany Blanchard, Matthew Tenney, Chris Jackson, Scott Cowley, Matt Maynard, Carie Myers Row 3: t David Petersen - Pilot, Lance Greenwood - Pilot, Sheila Bitter, lisa Maxfield , Stephanie Pablito, Randall Sjoblom, Daniel Hill e Not Shown: John Maxfield, Dan Baxter 116

Marbles t Close Up From deep in the halls of the r Each year a group of seminary building, the boys a students from Hillcrest and their brethren like to travel to Washington shoot balls all day long, marble balls, you know like v D.C. on an educational tour. This year, five steelies, cats eyes, shooters, and aggies. Mr. Adams, students, along with Mr. Smith made the somebodies brother over in the Seminary Hall, is the e trip. They were, Gavin Harris, Kevin advisor of this club. The specifications for joining are, Smith, Kemi Smith, Tiffany Rawlinson, you must enjoy playing marbles, sign up on club 11- and Becky North. Attending Close Up is week and then you are subjected to a thorough an opportunity of a lifetime. Those who background check, if you can meet the high standards n have attended want to go again. During the of the club, you will be notified. week long trip, the group spends time in On weekends when they don't have dates they get g Washington D.C., and Williamsburg, together for a fun game of marbles, they also try to Virginia. Anyone who wishes can attend learn new marble games . When we asked the club Close Up. president, Matt Tullis, about what he would tell to the future members, he stated, \"I hope you like to have Gavin Harri s, Kevin Smith, Kemi Smith, Tiffany Rawlin son, fun and learn lots of new things.\" Beck y North Row 1: Carla n Reese V.P. Steve Adams Advi sor Matt Tullis Pres . s Deric Nance Sec. Row 2: Dave Granger, Stuart Weichers, Jeremy Smith, David Petersen, Jeremy Rogers Row 3: Tyler Borg, Josh t Whiting, Jason Goff, Alex Frohoff, Doug Peterson Row 4: Kevin Kochevar, Carter Allen, Tony McIllece, Anothony Romrell, Dan e Going, Greg Whitehead e 11- e s 117

Advisor Sterling Scholars What does it really take to what a bases loaded home run Maryann Payne be a Sterling Scholar? It takes means. Well, achieving a grade a combination of intelligence, point of 3.8 is like making a Thi s was Mrs. Payne' s first year motivation, talent, and punt return in every football as the advisor of Sterling dedication in an academic field. game for three seasons. Scholars. She was very excited, These twelve individuals Achieving a 30 or higher on but didn't know what to expect. possess all of them. Some have the ACT is like being the high Her eager and willing attitude received as high as 3.8, 3.9 and scorer in every basketball game truely helped the scholars. even a perfect 4.0, while others on a championship team in a \"Thank you, you did a great have received 29's, 30's, 31's, highly competitive conference. job!\" from the 91-92 Sterling on the ACT (a college entrance One of the big differences Scholars. exam). What do these scores between the scholar and the mean? Let me make a athlete in this comparison is Visual Arts comparison to you. We are that when the athlete hits his familiar with gifted athletes. home run there is a crowd We know what a 98 yard punt cheering. When a scholar return into the end-zone for a leaves the ACT test there are touchdown means. We know no cheerleaders and no what making those final two cheering crowd. These twelve foul shots enabling the Sterling Scholars deserve to be basketball team to win the congratulated for their game means. We even know accomplishments. Music English Speech & Drama Casey Killpack Some of Ruth's interests are: Lori Hill Gregory Whitehead waterskiing, hiking, mountain Casey enjoys Jazz Band, biking, and taking long walks A member of the varsity debate Gregory Whitehead enjoys Yearbook, and AP Music in solitude. Being editor of the team, Lori has gained a level of drawing, painting, and playing Theory. In his spare time he Sentry has added to her excellence as being a the keyboard. On the physical enjoys practicing his sax, enjoyment of her highschool cornerstone. She loves skii ng, side he likes to take part in rock swimming, horseback riding, experience. teaching piano, swimming, and climbing. and hanging out with friends. horseback riding. 118 Sterling Scholars

General Business Mathematics Science Amanda Matthews Douglas Peterson Michele Booth Kjaristy Griffiths Some of her favorite school Money is one of the prods that Michele enjoys her biology Kjaristy describes herself as \"a activities include: track, drove Doug into the field of class. Other interests are total nature lover\". She Expressions Magazine, and AP business. He also enjoys horseback riding and running. participates in skiing, rock Chem is try. Mandy also enjoys work ing (really ?), and sports Amazingly enough, she hates climbing, scuba diving, and work ing out at Hol iday Spa, such as basketball and football. math but she find s herself good camping. She loves Utah since it readi ng, and playing piano. at it. is so beautiful. 1991-1992 Industrial Ed Social Studies Home Economics Foreign Language Aimee Feveryear Sarah Irish Elizabeth Montague Ryan Petersen She enjoys se wing, piano Sarah is a an active 4-H membe r PRIDE is one of the many Ryan s likes are twizzlers, playing, volleyball and and a 4-H junior leader. With activities Elizabeth is involved Dr.Pepper, pizza, women, and basketball. She also find s time thi s she has bee n able to teach in. She enjoys playing and white man's dancing. He doesn't 10 take foreign languages and others. She also enjoys sewing, watching various sports. She like Vanilla Ice, avacadoes, lea rn about th ei r res pective hiking, oil painting and singing . also enjoys skiing and is psyco killers, moldy seafood and cul tu res. involved with music. moody teachers. He loves graphics and the rest of the vocational department. 119

Meet the tealft... In the past three years I've an advisor. Good Luck to the accumulated over 800 hours in whole staff in their future the Yearbook room. It was the endeavors. (Did I spell that best that happened to me in HS, right ?) -Elizabeth Crane, Copy I made tons of life long friends, Editor including Marie Halpin who was always up for some good Originally, my editors only gossip, and let us watch the left me two lines to use for miracle of birth movie every COmments. But that's the way year. YUCK! Liz Crane, my they have been all year. They assistant editor, was my take over and get the job done. personal dictionary and a good Yeah! It's been one of the friend, I'd never made it without smooth est years yet. I've her. Also to my staff you made enjoyed this staff like no other. it my favo rite year out of all They' ve had such a wonderful three years. Thanks! -Wendy sense of bumor and laughed at Boatwright, Editor Queen all my jokes! I will truly miss yelling at you and threatening Our staff has truly been the you with taking notes of most fun, the most imaginative, channel one to be quiet and the most willing to donate their listen. Sincerely, you have all life savings, the most tardy, and been friends and I really above all , the most unique. appreciate that. You can thank Thanks to Wendy for expanding me and yourselves for a job well done by furthering your my worldly knowledge and education and making putting up with my blonde something of your life tendencies. Thanks to Marie for Marie Halpin keeping us in line and on task. She was more like a friend than Above: Editor Wendy Middle right:Sylvia Abel, Misty Boatwright, Advisor Marie Savage, Kevin Kochevar(nice Halpin, Assistant Editor Liz hand s)Kristen Lloyd, Wendy Crane. Boatwright. Bottom right: Holly Top right:Jaylene Law, Aimee Martin, Liz Crane, Shauna West, Moore, Jennifer Mcfarlane, Debbie Hunter, Liza Cates. David Holtby, Aubrey Vosgier, Casey Killpack. 120

- Jennifer Flinders, Julie Pickett, Advisor Marie Halpin threatens to Nikki Sarlo, Allison Young, run over the staff in her vicious Michelle Tall, Tera Mitchell, mini three wheeler. Gabrielle Martinez, Calee Ashby Shanalea Edwards, Angel Roberts, Mike Peterson, Le Ngu, James Rerecca Beardall, Houng Lam Gammell, Dave Marion Kelly Clark, Matt Hovermale, Dan Bitner, Frank Serassio Hope you like it 121

. 4k,Trapshoot :.:::;::: P Bang! As clay pigeons shatter ;' » I to the ground. This years 9e Trapshoot, advised by Troy a Spratling, had the opportunity to participate in the n Region Trap Tournament. Last year (1991), they placed first in the state tournament. The members must have access to a shotgun and must also be a member of VICA, and know Hunters Safety. They usually meet once a week or sometimes more for practice. A place they go would be the Holiday Gun Club. In addition to those rules, according to Mr. Spratling one must also hate jackrabbits! (Ha!Ha!) Trapshoot has done well this year and all the years Ping Pong before. We as a school must put forth our support If you truely have a love for the for them in their competitions. We are looking sport of Table Tennis, the Ping Pong Club is the only club for you. forward to the future teams of Trapshoot and their The club, which has about twenty members, is sponsored by Coach Margetts. It is new to Hillcrest defending the schools name! GOOD JOB this year. To be an honorary member of the club you must have a strong desire to play the game, and TRAPSHOOT!!! demonstrate good sportsmanship. Ping Pong's activities include intensive, heated matches and tournaments. Those who wish to join the club must practice up and learn to competitively play Table Tennis. p (row 1) B.Jay Murphy, Allen Pryor, David Thomas, Kevin Kochevar, Jerald Olsen, Scott Stewart, (row 2) Justen Kley, a Brandon Lloyd, Dan Christensen, Ryan Daniels, Scott Phillips, (row 3) Edward Hendrickson-Vice President, Troy Spratling- n Advisor, Tyler C. Thompson-President, (missing) Dusty Butler Dave Marion 9 Rlhso n Goff.Tony Mcl Uece,stuart Weichers,VPCari an Reese,Tyler Borg RlM att T uUis,)eremy Morrison.Dan Goi ng,Larry Lundberg,Michae l Bowlde n,)eremy RogersR3 Kevi n Kochevar,5cot Elde r,Oavid Fife.Pres. Doug Peterson,Brett Bryson,Deric Nance Whiteline Neff R4Carter AUen,Brett Jenson,Richard Clark,Clint Smith,Steven Park,Greg Wh itehead,Antony RomreU Topspin Margetts Rs Thomas Esplin,Robert Za mora, Brent Anderson.Jason William,Paul Carr, Oave Granger. Backhand Langpap,Zac Love

Model UN a. SllY Model U.N. gives students an s Trak N()! opportunity to learn of other countries and become aware of -s Trak, better known as peer the standing of the United Nations. They use their leadership, involves itself in the skills and knowledge, and work together on the I. better understanding of young principle of peace. Every year the Model UN club S children and drugs. They travel to school encouraging has an opportunity to go to the University of Utah elementary school age children to say NO to drugs and defend other countries. They go not as -t and say yes to a healthy lifestyle. They put on various Americans, but as defenders of their country that skits and programs to demonstrate the effects of drug they have been assigned. This year Yugoslavia and I and alcohol abuse on the social life of a young body. Nicaragua were the chosen countries for Hillcrest. The few, but selected students in Trak are taking a In doing so they lose all American identity and get IgI. stand to tell our youth of today and our grown-ups of a glimpse of what life would be like in those two tomorrow that it is OK to say no. The job of the Trak countries. Model U.N. is a good club in giving -~ is to make that message exciting and fun, and a way students the experience they need for our future in I in which children will listen. We are so proud of Trak promoting peace. We'll look forward to the success t and the service they are providing to help keep of future Model U.N. members. GOOD LUCK!!! America drug free. They sponsor such activities as h Red Ribbon Week and other drug assemblies. Their devotion and ambition is applaudable. Dave Marion d (top) Randall R. Sjoblom,Pres. lisa Maxfield, Libby Cain, Carie e Myers, Yvette Brusik, liza Cates-VP. treas. (bottom) Sheila Bitter, s Micki Landram,-VP, pub. reI. Alyse Darrington, Shauna Christensen, Christine Davis, Jason Gayheart. -t I II. Row I-Amy Hobbs (pres.), Scott Cowley (sec.),Rachelle Brown (V.P.), Y Jason Mounteer (2nd V.P.), Dave Granger. Row 2-Jim Remley, Becky Rubbelke, Nate Jensen, Steph Fuhriman, Anthony Larsen, Mr. Vuyk. . Row 3-Forrest Mitchell, Kristy Curtis, Laura Proctor, Tiffany Meservy, Joanna Davis, Tracy Klein. Row 4-Christen England, April Long, Mathew Roller, Jared Nicol, Anne Deming, Florence Beckstead.

-- Academic Decathalon The members of the Academic nuts Decathalon have devoted hour upon hour of time, not to mention lack of sleep, to learn all about \"Habitat Earth\". Such things studied were science, geography, fine arts, economics, mathematics, speaking skills, essay writing, organic chemistry, and the effects of just about everything on the environment. This year's competition of ten events was held at our own Hillcrest High. M r. Lovato and Ms. Malone courteously cared for the teams from all schools in the district by providing nummy snacks and breaks for the recharging of brain cells. Two days were spent regurgitating knowledge that had been crammed into heads for the previous three months. Team participants were hard working, developed into being morning people, (is this possible?) and were plagued with an unquenchible thirst for knowledge and power. The team took 1st in Speech and Interview and 3rd overall. This was a bonding experience for the students and advisors alike. L to R. Rl- Holly Martin, relations, James Schow, naps, Becky Lindberg, snacks, Melinda Myers, tardies. R2-J . Bowan, Michelle Tall, hope, Mandy Matthews, cheer, J. Hadlock. R3-RuthAnn Farnsworth, fun , Greg Wright,? Missing, Elizabeth Montague, smiles. David Marion academia Hosa Health Occupation Students of America: Hosa is a club that has never been acknowledged in Hillcrest's Yearbook before. As we would like to recognize everyone who goes to our school or attends a school that is affiliated with Hillcrest we have decided to include Hosa. They work and study for a set amount of hours to become, certified nursing, dental, and medical assistants, and emergency medical technicians. To get their intern hours in they are volunteering their time at Rosewood Terrace a long term care facility. The Jordan Technical center where their class held, has held the title of Outstanding Chapter for the past two years. The Hosa Club competes on a state and National level in categories such as medical terminology, CPR, First Aid, Dental and Medical Assisting. Jason Mounteer, Casey Elder, Nikole Fuelling, Angie Lowry, Adam Finch, Jen Gammell. Bia nca Buseuoc, Tim Nielson, Melissa Jackson . Aaron N ydegger, Ita Sapp, Heidi Bennett, Kris ty Richard s, Sarah Mills, Damon Steed. 124 Clubs

Foreign Exchange famous questions, and you know we are all quilty of asking it, \"What's my name in your language?\" Germany, Denmark, Japan, and Brazil are the countries that our seven foreign exchange Most of the students from the foreign exchange students come from. Some come for only a program have stated that school is not the hardest part semester while others come for the full year. of leaving their country. Most of these students have Foreign exchange students have learned a new language and graduated from their high school and would be in culture. Many know many different languages. Charlotte Ritcher college at home. Our foreign exchange students are knows seven different languages (some better than others). These very active in clubs and sports. For example: Nikki students are constantly bombarded with attention in the form of deCastro is in the Drama club. Charlotte Ritcher was questions. The most famous question, \"Say something in on the Girl's X-Cross Country. Japanese, or Danish, or German, or Portugese (depending on which foreign exchange student is being asked}?\" Another Students at Hillcrest are very interested in the different countries of the world and foreign exchange students give us a chance to experience new cultures. We are proud to have these fine students with us and hope that we can learn more about the world and become friends with all nations. IMP( )RTED Rl: Tom Breuer-Germany, Lavinia de Cartro- R2: Goichiro Taginuma -Japan, Cristiane Missing: Charlotte Richter-Denmark. Brazil, Si\"mone Cabral -Brazil. Medeiros- Brazil , Naoto Katayama -Japan. 125

l TOO LEGIT TO QUIT It was the year of U2 went on their long controversy, of brutality awaited \"Zoo\" tour since to women in movies, of the release of \"Rattle and country western music, of Hum\". Jeffrey Dahmer scandal in government, was convicted of killing the Olympics and AIDS. and \"eating\" 17 people in We've all been on the Detroit, Michigan. edge of our seats, Winona & Naomi Judd watching TV while our ended their long duet senators explain their when Naomi became ill & thousands of $ in bad Winona was forced to go checks, or listening to the on alone. Reckage parts sex and drug \" rumors\" were found of what was with our supreme court believed to be the long and presidential nominees. Garth Brooks became the new country western heart throb going to the top of the charts with songs like \"Shamless\" and \"The Rodeo\" . lost pacific flight of Amelia Earhart. Pres. Bush threw up in Japan & Grobachev was thrown out in the USSR as Boris Yel tzin became the Prime Minister of the Peoples Commonwealth. Supreme Court Justice, Clarence Thomas will have Anita Hill on his mind a while, after surviving the most publicized sexual harrassment court case in history. Bill Clinton, the controversial draft dodger and marijuana smoker may become the democratic nominee for President of the US. 126 Scary!

\"Silence of the Lambs\" the Beast\" is the first won best picture as \"Arnie\" animated picture to be became one of the 10 most nominated for best picture. powerful men in Hollywood Kristi Yamaguchi, a gold getting $20 million per medal winner at the Winter picture. T2 was the People Olympics in Albertville, Choice. Johnny Carson left France, where 8 of our 11 his throne to Jay Leno after medals came from women. 23 yrs. The unattainable Fergie and Andrew, the bachelor, Warren Beaty Duke and Duchess of York, finally marries Annette split after 7 years of Benning, after the birth of marriage and two kids. their daughter. \"Beauty and Elizabeth Taylor, married for the 8th time to Larry Fortensky, 39, & celebrated her 59th birthday by renting Disneyland. Mike Tyson, labeled the \"serial buttocks fondler\" was convicted of r,!pe & sent to prison for 6 years. Patrick Kennedy received a \"not guilty\" after a long publicized trial' for rape. \" Be like Mike\" Gordan) not Magic, who told the world he tested positive for HIV & ended his illustrious basketball career.

Ryan Mitchell, Bret Anderson, Bryan Rosner and Deric Nance pose for their \"Slave Day\" picture, an activity to raise money for the Christmas Sub for Santa. We opologize for using their pictures so often, but they take such great ones! Classes 128

Becky Ben edict and Amber Bennet Annalee Shultz, Myndee Haws and Stacie show their cou rage and sc hool M ascaro mod el their Girbaud, Gu ess and Levi spirit by dressing up for brand of pants for the photographer at a Halloween. This outfit would have moderate price, just by saying, \" Do you promi se been very \" in\" in the \"70's. this will be in the yearbook? \" Pat Goff Borg Alan Borg'67, Grant Hawkin s '70, '67, SBO Secre- active in athletics, SBO President in tary, nicknamed (doesn't supri se 1970. Went on to \" Peeboo\" , you doe s it?). be a doctor of worked hard Married Pat Goff Internal Medicine, and smiled a and now provides prac ti ci ng in lot. Married her for hi s six kids by Sandy. h igh school being an air traffi c sweetheart Alan co ntroll er. Borg and now stays home with 129 her six kid s.

Rubba-Dub-Dub, James Gamm ell 130 Senior Class Officers President - Brian Rosner VP - Tony McIllece Secretary - Jason Cowan

Sylvia Abel Eric Adams Teena Aguirre Becky Alexander Carter Allen Mark Allen Shawn Allison Brent Allred Trace Allred Antonio Alvarez \"word to your motha'--peace.\" Ita Sapp Angie Anderson Brent Anderson Robbie Andrews Blake Armstrong Calee Ashby Brian Ashton Mark Augason Josh Ayre Henry Bailey Robert Ballif Wendy Bangerter Stacey Banta Eric Barclay Todd Barett Wendy Barkley Andrea Bateman Matt Bates Rebecca Beardall Fred Beasley Scott Behunin Seniors/ 131

Hillcrest High 84047 After a spooky but eventful Husky Howl, Rachel and Doug flee to the nearest chapel of love to elope in marital bliss. Meanwhile back at school Lesa is running towards freedom while being viciously pursued by her ex-lover carrying a dozen white longs tern roses, and ten balloons, each one saying, \" I love you!\" At the other end of the school, Tyler is turning cartwheels down the hall after just receiving a wire from his long-lost half brother. The telegram, direct from the sun-drenched turf of Joe Roby Stadium, simply said: \"Looking forward to meeting you!\" Sincerely, No. 13 Trent Bell Valarie Bellson Heidi Bennett Zach Bernstein Melissa Besaw Rebecca Beverley Lark Bigler Amanda Bills Mel Bingham Dan Bitner Patricia Black Shane Blackburn Wendy Boatwright Heather Bolton len Bond 132/Seniors Michele Booth Tyler Borg Tiffiny Bosen Mike Boswell Kevin Bourdon

r Robert Bown Amiee Boyce Jason Brand Thomas Breuer Danny Briton Keith Broadwater Claudia Brown Gary Brown Jenny Brown Kendahl Bruerton \"word to your motha'--peace.\" Ita Sapp Mark Bryant Mike Bryant Wade Buckley Andrew Buhler Bianca Buisuioc Lori Bulow Marci Burbidge Brannon Burgon Kristi Burgon Shawn Burgon Brandon Burke Matthew Burn Boyd Burnham Jeremy Burr Bruse Butler Ryan Butterfield Jeremy Cabibi Simone Cabral Jeff Callister Jen Campbell

Tamara Candrian Ryan Carlson Travis Carlson Paul Carr Jason Carsey Vince Cee T.J. Cerva Mark Chapman Nathan Chatterton Darcy Chidester \"Life is like a bowl of Jell-o, James Christensen Cam Clark Jeffery Clark 'Kelly Clark Tammy Clark Rachael Colby Peter Cole Russell Cole Travis Colledge Camille Cook Janeen Cook Kristen Cook Patrick Cook Jason Cowan Scott Cowley Krissie Cox Lee Cox Elizabeth Crane Ginger Crawford 134 Alicia Crockett

Leslie Crowley Kathi Cundick Kristi Cundick Chad Curtis Justin Curtis Kristy Curtis George Dakis Alyse Darrington Derick Davis Josh Davis there's always room for more.\" Nate Jensen Sheri Davis Suzanne Davis Ryan Day Alva Deakin Leslie Dearden Julie DeHart Veronica DeKorver Gloria Delacruiz Ben Demke Don Derrick Amy DeSanto Jennifer DeWaal Tracy Dewyea Phu Do Amy Donovan Kristi Dupaix 135 Eric Eades Jud Eades Jody Earl Amy Eaton

--- Creative Parking When the first traces of phenomenon that happens every winter begin to fall, something winter? Nothing more than strange happens to the parking lot. Newly discovered spaces to creative parking, the newest way park pop up, two spaces become to beat the crowd and park three, cars become 4X4 anywhere your heart desires- overnight, and the lot is even if it requires risking your anything BUT orderly. What is life, (not to mention a parking this strange human ticket). autograph s Ryan Edmondson Thor Edson Amy Edwards Shanalea Edwards Jessica Egan Nathan Eisert Casey Elder Garrett Elmer Shelley Elmer Suzanne Elmont Andrew Emery Christen England Jeff England Colby Engstrum Chris Erskine Brandon Erwin Faith Esparza Adam Faris Rick Farmer 136 Ruth Farnsworth

Sherry Ferguson Aimee Feveryear Adam Finch Lisa Finch Samantha Fisher \"To thine own self be true.\" Aaron Fitch Jen Flinders Mike Floyd Ted Floyd Josh Foulger Shakespeare lana Fowler Melissa Fowler Trent Francisconi Brandon Francom Mike Francom Rick Francom Rachel Franzen Maaika Froisland Nikole Fuelling Stephanie Fuhriman Michael Fullwood Alan Furstenau Jennifer Gammell Debbie Garcia Jose Garcia John Gibbons Michelle Gibby Erika Gibson Jason Gillete Troy Gilley

Christopher Glade Mindy Godfrey Jason Goff Dan Going Josie Gonzales RaNae Gonzales Mike Goodfellow Dave Granger Michelle Grant Carrie Green \"If you're going to question authority, Chad Greenleaf Jonathan Greensides Stephanie Greensides Lance Greenwood David Greer Kjaristy Griffiths Jessika Grimshaw Jodi Gritton Deana Grossman Chad Haacke Shane Hadfield Brian Hale Judi Hall Ray Hammond John Hancey Brandy Handley Justin Hanks Chris Hansen Denise Hansen 138 Jennifer Hansen

Stephanie Hansen Trevor Hansen Justin Hardy Wade Hardy Gavin Harris Jason Harris Steve Harrison Mathew Hart Kristi Haslam Charla Hastings raise your hand first\" .Kristin Lloyd Tara Hawkins Stephanie Heath Justin Heiden Niles Heiner Angela Helbig Heather Henderson Steffanie Henderson Edward Hendrickson Cameron Herrin Brittany Hiatt Dan Hill Diana Hill Lori Hill Sondi Hill Krystal Hirschi Amy Hobbs 139 Mark Hoefnagel Jason Hoglund Eric Hokanson Shane Holdaway

PDA-Public Display of Affection Being in love (or lust) really is also \" something private\". Kristie a wonderful thing. You want the Johnston said that it makes her sick and \" if that's what they do world to know how happy you both are. But sometimes the at school, I wonder what they do at home\" . There are a few public displays of affection are just too much for the rest of us people that support these to handle. It's not because we're maulings. Scott Erskine said, bitter, emotionless people who \" They're lucky\" , and an don't believe in romance, it's anonymous senior exclaimed, \"I just that most of us believe that wish it was me!\" So if the there is a time and a place for majority of people find this everything. And school is not the place to \" suck face\" . In a behavior annoying and recent survey, the majority of nauseating, then what do we tell people thought that making out the couples who can't get in the halls was not only \"bad enough of each other? If it was manners\", according to English teacher, Mrs. Bowen, but it is up to Julie Pickett, she'd tell them, to \" go rent a room!\" Rory Holley Lynette Holman Jeremy Holmes David Holtby Josh Homer Zane Hone Billy Hooser Jodi Houghton Matt Hovermale Arnie Howlett Kent Hu Kelly Huff Chris Hunter Darren Hunter Ja red Hunter Mistee Hunter Randy Hunter Scott Hyatt Garth Ince Sarah Irish

Kensei Ishikawa Amber Jackson Liz Jackson Melissa Jackson Stephanie Jackson Cami Jacobsen Greg Jaffa Jessica James Russ Jansen Jamie Jarrard \"We will, we will, rock you!\" Wendy Boatwright Sam Jefferies Larry Jeffs Adam Jensen Cindy Jensen Nate Jensen Ryan Jensen Adam Johanson Steve Johns Cory Johnson Jeremy Johnson Tiffany Johnson Kristie Johnston Kody Johnstun Dale Jones Annette Jordan Robert Kapadia Dan Keddington Brett Keetch Camille Keetch Steve Kener

- \"May the walls implode and those snotty sophomores - Chris Keyes An Khong Casey Killpack Chris Kirk Nick Kiser Brandon Kitchen Steve Klenk Justin Kley Melissa Khight Melody Knight Micheal Knight Kevin Kochevar Huong Lam Rob Lambros Danielle Langner Jason Larsen Jennifer Larsen Robert Larsen Cassee Larson Chavis Larson Amy Laws Jody Leary Jennifer Leavitt Marin Leggat Danny Lewis Mikelle Liddle Wendi Liljenquist Melissa Lillie Rebekah Lindberg Tammy Linder 142/ Sen iors

lose their way home.\" Bethany Weaver - William Lindsay Mary Linford Maria Llera Kris Lloyd Jim Long Juli Longstroth Brian Looney Jaime Lopez Gavin Lowe Angie Lowry Casey Lunt Leah MacKinnon RaNae Magleby Brian Majors Steve Maloy Catrina Mann Greg Mansell Jason Mansfield Juliet Marrs Christopher Martinez Eli Martinez Gabrielle Martinez Juan Martinez Oscar Martinez Richard Martinez Jeremy Marx Jet Mather Mandy Matthews John Maynard Randy Mayne Seniors/ 143

Matt McClellan Aroline McCurdy Shelley McDonald Mindy McFarlane Tony McIllece Brad Mcomie Jason McPhie Chris Mears Cristiane Medeiros Sylvia Menlove John Merlette Patrick Merrell Gina Merrill Michelle Mertlich Aron Mezquiti Brett Middleton Alesha Mills Amber Milne Jenny Milner Ryan Mitchell \"If there's grass in the field, play ball!\" Dave Granger Tera Mitchell Mukarram Mohammed Travis Mondragon Christie Monson Elizabeth Montague Travis Montague Marjorie Moore Paul Moore Dean Morrell Robert Morrison 144 Seniors

Carrianne Moseng Scott Moss B.Jay Murphy Melinda Myers Deric Nance Kimberly Nance Emily Nebeker Jeff Nelson Brittany Newbold Le Ngu Cuong Nguyen Scott Nicholson Kirt Nielsen Steve Nielsen Andrea Nielson Tim Nielson Darcy Nigbur Jared Noack Leslie Nunley David Nydegger Murphy Knows Best In class a friend gave you a You have TONZ of homework ing is impossible for the man short cut to figuring your math and you're rushing as usual. who doesn't have to do it!\" homework. That night you find Don't worry, just remember what Murphy says is true: \"A what Murphy says, \"There's You are called on to explain short cut is the longest distance never time to do it right, but the theory of relativity. You read between two points.\" It took you there's always time to do it about it last night, but who can almost an hour to finish one over.\" understand Einstein? problem!! Don't worry just remember what Christmas vacation, and your Murphy said and when in doubt, You were late getting out of teachers pile on the homework make it sound convincing. And class and there is only ten min- saying nothing is impossible. the next time Murphy strikes, just utes of lunch left. You go and But you have a book to read for remember ... \"If you're feeling stand in the shortest line, but English, a research paper in his- good, don't worry, you'll get over you should have remembered tory and five or more assign- it. Murphy's Law, \"The other line ments in each class. Murphy seems to be right again, \"Noth- always moves fasted\" 145

...... Q. Who is your favorite teacher? Jennice Oldroyd Stacie Oliver Brad Olsen Joey Olsen Christine Onstott Shelly Opheikens Teresa Opheikens Joe Orme Tony Ortiz Joe Osborn George Ott Ben Overdiek Stephanie Pablito Kevin Packer Jen Page Leann Page Kathy Park Renae Payne Rodney Payne Michelle Pearson Jeremy Pehrson Jeff Perkins David Petersen Niki Petersen Rachel Petersen Ross Petersen Ryan Petersen Carl Peterson Doug Peterson Kris Peterson 146 Seniors

A. Ms. Clark - \"she treated me like a person\" Melissa Proctor Pamela Peterson Jax Petty Scott Phillips Julie Pickett Tiffiny Pinnell Jessica Poulos Burgandi Poulsen Lee Powell Penny Price Tyler Price Melissa Proctor Stephanie Proctor Tracy Purles Emalee Quick Corey Rappleye Cindy Rasmussen Brian Rees Carlan Reese Brett Reitz Jim Remley Cathy Reynolds Stacie Reynolds Kristy Richards Paul Richards Christina Richins Charlotte Richter Raquel Rickenbach Lisalrene Riding LeiOna Rizzuto Angel Roberts Seniors 147

Joe Roberts Greg Robinson Jon Rockne Jeremy Rogers Travis Romney Anthony Romrell Brian Rosner Ryan Ross Brian Rounds Michelle Rueckert Arnie Russell Chris Rydman Becky Sampsel Kristen Samsel Rikelle Sanchez Ita Sapp Elena SarlI Nikki Sarlo Misty Savage Adam Scanlon Doug Scavezze Meggin Schaeffer Taralee Schipaanboord Jason Scholte James Schow Elizabeth Schroder Amy Schultz Tiffany Schuman Dave Scott Laura Scott \"Girls play volleyball, boys play basketball 14S/ Seniors