Hillcrest High Class of 1992

Runners begin the race with a burst of energy. Jeff Hurst and Steve Johns stride at a good pace to sa ve energy for the fini sh . Matt Hastings sprints to the fini sh line. Darren Nordfelt and Eric Eades push themselves to gai n a good lead at the beginning of the race. Deric N ance doing hi s usual thing-playing around . Guys Cross Country 49

run run run stretch run run run Running three miles takes a long time. What does one think about during the 24 minutes it takes to run the distance? Shae Saylor said, \" I picture a wall that I have to break through in order to keep on going.\" Alice Hopkins stated, \" I make up rhymes or songs. I try to focus on anything but the pain.II Debbie Hunter sings anything from Depeche Mode to keep her mind off the distance. Most of the team said they try to think about something else. Kim Taft says she thinks about her homework. Amanda Edmonds said, \" } concentrate on the person in front of me, it's the butt to beat.\" Tamara Przybyla and Brittany Blanchard think about picking up their speed and finishing. Coach Anderson and his girls show their caffree smiles. Alice Hopkins and Tiffany Pinnell laugh, as Mr. Anderson tells them, \"We've just begun.\" Mr. Anderso n leads the team in a round of \"Hallelujah Chorus\". Amanda Edmonds, Debbie Hunter, and Kri sty Richards found little humor in Coach Anderson's statement, \"Three miles down, only two to go.\" 50 Girls Cross Country

These girls can be compared to the mailman; whether sun, rain, sleet, snow, or hail, they continue to run. Speaking of water, Charlotte Richter said, \"1 definately think about water, lots of water.\" There are some drawbacks to running, one can get very tired, hot, and sometimes sick. Jennifer Dewaal sometimes loses control of her bodily functions. Despite the drawbacks, running gives the girls a natural high and none of them said they would give up the experience. Sometimes when it gets hard the girls think,\" I can do this, I've done it before.\" The team will always remember what Coach Anderson told them, \" Run to run, not just to win.\" This dedication is what took them to state. Amanda Edmonds, Kristy Richards, and Charlotte Richter race to the finish line. First Row: Alisa Faber, Debbie Hunter, Candace 2nd Row: Tiffany Pinnell, Shae Saylor, Alice Roberts, Amanda Edmonds, Arnie Russell, Hopkins, Tiffany Rawlinson, Kri sty Richards, Charlotte Richter, Shauna McNiven, Coach Brittany Blanchard, Tamara Przybyla, Jennifer Anderson. Not shown: Heidi Bennett. Dewaal, Kimberly Taft. Shae Saylor and Shauna McN iven try to revive Debbie Hunter as Tiffany Rawlinson runs for h elp . Girls Cross Country 51

run J• ump throw Alice Hopkins and Jamie Smith sprint to the finish line. Tiffany Peters practices to improve her throwing distance. Track and field is one of the best NII.lie Belcher. Holly Bettilyon. Rebecca Beverley. Emily Hunler. Rachel Macki nnon. Becky Matthews. Sylvia Menlove. ways to get in shape, which is the Bingham. Jessica Bosen. Megan Bruderer. Ashley Burl. Marly Becky Merrill. Jennifer Merrill. Andrea Mickelson. Jessica main reason most girls join. Sprinting Cadena. Ra chell Carlson. Amy Cales. Desiree Clark. Bridgel Murben. Carie Myers. Kelly Nash. Elissa Nebeker. Tiffany events include the 100, 200, 400, and Conger. Nicole Corbett. Christine Davis. Leslie Deardon. Jenn Pelers. 8tcky Reid. Sharlotte Rilcher. Trislin Ross. Dawn Savag•. the hurdles, while long distance DeWall. Amanda Edmonds. Michelle Elmer. Ali.. Faber. Maaika Annal.. Schuhz. Amy Sheppard. Linds.. Sheppard. Jamie Smilh. include 800, 1 mile, and 2 mile. Last, Froisland. Mindi Haws. Linda Hess. Alice Hopkins. Deb bie Kim Taft. Candy Torgerson. Sara Williams. Kris Wilso n. Mon ica the field events include long jump, Wilmer. Amy Young. Coaches: Ande rson. La ngpap. Takeno high jump, discus, javlen, and shot- put. These girls are dedicated to the team; they must practice everyday after school come rain or shine. What reason could these girls have for staying every night after school to run? Amanda Edmonds said, \"1 like being committed to something and to keep my girlish figure.\" Debbie Hunter said she joined to improve her endurance. Christine Davis and Amy Cates joined because they needed to get in shape and by coincidence, the boys track works out after school too. This year, the team is full of girls dedicated to representing our school in track and field to their fullest. 52

The long distance runners work to improve their endurance. Natalie Belcher practices her technique in throwing the javeline. Debbie Hunter, Amanda Edmonds, and Becky Matthews condition for their next race. Alice Hopkins, Coach Anderson, Amanda Edmonds, Becky Matthews, and Holly Bettilyon demonstrate how grueling track can be. 53

stick skate I• ce blades score Did you ever notice how one minute you're skating gracefully down the ice and the next minute you're being slammed up against a wall with a hockey stick staring you in the face? If this idea doesn't sound appealing to you then I guess you're not fit to be on the hockey team. These guys love the rush, the physical play, and the satisfaction of making their way across the ice to score a goal. They'll sacrifice their body and sometimes the body of their opponent knowing that tomorrow the minor aches and pains they feel now will have developed into swollen faces and bruised shins. Danny Newman tries to brush off hi s opponent while trying to score another goal. @!#U! @ #! @_@!_# & @!#U!@! # -!@@!#- - @ #!!- @ # @ Kevin Kochevar Dude, your helmet's co min g off! Back: Matt M iller, Ju stin Ya tes, Kody John s tun, Kirt Ni elsen , Peter VanSloo ten, M ike Manza na res. Front: Bria n Jackson, Danny Shi elds, Jamen Po rter, Bob Brinto n, Travis T ayl o r. Mi ssing: Ni ck Ki se r, Dan Newma n, Mike Stevenson . Coach: Jo hn Ki ser 54

Neither rain nor sleet can stop these golfer~. They practice from the wee hours of the morning to the late hours of night. (NOT!) Most of these baby boomers started golfing at age 8. Many started to golf just for fun, but Ryan Petersen likes it because \"It's cheap to golf.\" You can see these guys struttin' their stuff while practicing their putting or modeling in their spike shoes, green striped shirts and pants with pockets (to hold their golf balls). Later, when these pro's were asked what it takes to be a true golfer, Ryan Shipp was positive that the answer is \"Not to throw your clubs!\" Ryan adds that his strongest point isn't driving the carts for Drivers Ed but is offering \"moral support!\" The future for some of these golfers includes birdies and hole in ones. But, when asked if golf would play a big part of their future, most of them answered with a \"No Way Hose!\" ''I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow the ball in,\" says Ryan Petersen as he attempts a blow in one. Are Andrew Emery, Ryan Petersen, and Scott Thorstensen singing \"Things that make you go hmmm!\" or contemplating how to play their next hole. divot birdie TEED OFF par bogie VOGUE, VOGUE, VOGUE .. Coach Jim as, Scott Thorstensen , Andrew Emery , Jimm y Clark , Trent Moss, Rya n Shipp, Rich ie Clark, Du sty Ryan Burbidge, Greg Robbins, Kell y Wallin. Butler, Ryan Johansen, Ryan Petersen Ri chi e Clark wi shes on a sta r as he takes a Golf 55 prac ti ce swing m inutes before th e match.

jumpball dribbling SLAM-IT swoosh traveling Time is ticking down while moans and groans are coming from the crowd as the shots are rolling off the rim and into the enemies hands ... Many of Hillcrest's games were just like this and barely escaped us. The Hunter game was an up and down race till the very end when it went into a five- minute overtime. Our guys were nervous, Clint Smith and Carlan Reese wanted \"the team to take care of the ball, one mistake and Hunter could capitalize.\" Matt Tullis stated Coach Margetts gave his team words of \"confidence\" and inspiration to \" stay focused and play hard.\" Margetts also told them \" not to play in circles; play in straight lines.\" During the last play in overtime with two seconds left, Jason Williams sunk both of his free-throws to give us the one point lead \"that pulled our team into a fifty-five fifty-four victory\" stated point guard Carlan Reese. \"The crowd's enthusiasm also helped us,\" commented Tyler Borg. Even though Hunter was a tough game, when we asked who our new rivals of Region Three were, Paul Carr and Stuart Weichers commented Bingham. Watch out Miners!! Jumpball . .. As Matt Tullis takes off he reaches over the enemy for the ball. Smile Boys!! back row: Ja son Oliver, Jason Williams, Mark Jensen, Tyler Borg, David Fife, Jerry Whitehead, Paul Carr, Matt Tullis, Larry Lundberg, Carlan Ree se, Dan Going, Stuart Weichers, Brett Bryson, Richie Clark, Clint Smith center top: Coach Kevin Damron, Coach Wayne Langpap, Coach Steve Margetts center bottom: Deric Nance, Darren Nordfelt, Mike Payne

\"Go aheadl Make my day!\" comments Matt Tulli s as he threatens hi s enemy's chance of scoring with his fa st hands and deceiving eyes. The pressure, the concentration of Dan Going as he attempts a free -throw and advertises the Wilson Brand Ball. As Carlan Reese calls the play, he hadn' t As Tyler Borg \" flie s\" across the court with his forgott en his team is \"Two Legit, Two Legit Too backup crew, they' re ready for action . Quit!\" S7

, You • ref! Hig hland's player couldn't block a shot fro m David Fife. Mi ke Bowlde n makes th e rebound. Get a rope, get a tree, hang the referee. It's a tradition; it's the fun of going to a basketball game; challenging the ref. From the swearing fathers to the young kid s who yell only because everyone else is. No one can forget the mother s screaming wildly, \"That's my baby out there! \" The team players also have their own opinions about what to do when a ref makes a bad call. Mark Jensen (JV) says, \" I just let it go. It's never good to say anything to the referees. But, I argue in my mind.\" Mike Bowlden (JV) said, \"Ju st shake it off. If you worry about their calls, it make s you play bad.\" JV player, Ja son Oliver said, \" I try not to let it affect my game, I just walk away.\" The JV players seem to show good sportsmanship and maturity concerning the referees call s. From left to ri gh t: Kevin Damron, Zach Love, Jaso n O liver, Mike Bowlden, David Fife, Jerry Whit ehead, Mark Jensen, Brett Bryson, Ritchi e Clark , Wayne La ng pap . 58

Chad H ales s hoot s the ball as th e other tea m looks on in awe. Philip Sapp ri ses above the rest as he goes for the basket. Chad H ales scra mbles to recover the ball. •• .are you blind? Doesn't it seem like every game you attend, there is at least one referee who is in desperate need of cataract surgery? But, it isn't always their fault . Give them a break, their job is hard enough. And how would you like to look like the guy on the Foot Locker commercial? Not everyone deals with the referees in the same way. Zach Love (JV, Soph) says that he complains to the ref and tells him he made a mistake. Mike Cucinnotta (Soph) said, \" I complain if I'm on the bench, if I'm out there I\" just have to let it go.\" But without the referees we wouldn' t have a basketball game. Front: Mike Hui s h , Chri s Chri stian sen , Jimmy 3rd : Darren Stroy, Eri c Vaughn, Brad y M aug ha n , 59 Cla rk, Eri c Johnso n . 4th : Mi ke Cuci nno tt a, Philip Sa pp, Kevi n Da mron. 2nd: Ryan Shipp, Dan Hill , Brad Chad Hales, Ru ssell Keetch . 5th : Mi ke Payne, Grevies, Zac h Love, Chad Keetch . Kevin Card un s.

she shoots, she scores Cindy Jensen takes a breather on the free throw line. Megan Candrian throws her arms in the air in defense of a two-pointer. \"Nothing compares to the feeling of an incredible victory!\" States Cindy Jensen. This year's Girl's Varsity Basketball team not only had many excellent victories but the team seemed to work really well together. \"The team has a lot of potentia!,\" explains Cindy, \"everyone is always aware and really close.\" However, victory didn't just happen. It took many practices and a lot of hard work to \"get the job done, \" recalls Stacie Reynolds . Ita Sapp acknowledges that the practices were \"hard and challenging.\" These practices were even times tougher than the games.\" Apparently all the hard work paid off. With a season \"full of talent\" states Stacie, how could anything go wrong?! Row 1: Megan Candrian, Kr ista Koehler, Kri s Jensen, Ita Sapp, Cindy Jensen, Heather Hofmann Row 2: Coach Sarah H abel, Sally Larsen, Stacie Reynolds, Megan Skidmore, Maryann Bird, Heather Johnson, Sherry Bascom, Coach Margaret Rose 60 Varsi ty Girls Ba sket ball

Ita Sapp, \"STAYIN' ALIVE'\" Kris Jepsen, Megan Candrian, Stacie Reynolds, Heather Hofmann, Sally Larsen wait for action. Krista Koehler is in awe by the skill and technique of Stacie Reynolds. Kelly Clark Cindy Jensen shows Stacie Reynolds that The referee almost loses his pants as Heather acrobatics can be used in any sport. Johnson goes for a lay up. 61

rollin' on the rim \"Pain is temporary, pride is foreverl \" This statement seemed to be the girls' motto. They took the game seriously, but that doesn't mean they didn't know how to have fun with it. The highlight of the season for Sherry Bascom was \"working as a team and having fun.\" Others agree beating undefeated West Jordan was the highlight. Coach Rose had a lot of confidence in her girls and gained their respect.\"She's a good coach, totally awesome and she knows what she's dOing.\" Explains Sherry. \"She's just like one of us, just like a kid.\" States Sally Larsen. Ask Sherry how a victory feels and she'll reply, \"Oh my gosh, I can play basketball! That's awesome as heck!\" Megan Candrian hooks the Pirates with a two- pointer. Sherry Bascom prepares for a powerful pass to Sally Larsen. Sally Larsen uses complete concentration to prepare for her foul shot. Row 1: Sherry Bascom, Heather John son, Sally Larsen Row 2: Coach Margaret Rose, Megan Candrian, Kri sta Koehler, Heather Hofmann, 62 Megan Skidmore

This year's Sophomore Girl's Basketball team had an interesting season. Natalie Dawes descri bed it as a \"learning experience.\" \"We could have done more and worked harder.\" Commented Kim Kunde. However, the slightly off season didn't damper the girls' spirits at all. In fact, as a team, they did quite well. \"Winning makes you want to go to practices,\" Kim replied. Delese Briggs summed up Sophomore Girl's Basketball with this statement.. \"Team work wins- whether you win or lose the game, if your team has had good team work and good hustle, all pulling together as one, it gives you a good feeling- a winning feeling.\" Jen Holt holds defense against a possible attack. dribble dribble dribble Natalie Nelson tries to shoot for two while Kelly Clark bei ng heavily guarded . Row l :Emilee Earl. Pauline Vanderbeek . Laura Fairbanks. Holly Casto. Kim KundeRow 2:CoachKim Cain. Kelly Booth . Laura Vance. Natalie Nel son . N atalie DawesRow 3:Jen Holt. Janynie Ol se n. Delese Briggs . Brandea Paulk . Denea Darrington . Merr y- N oelle M axwell 63

escape sweaty bodies pi•n Every day during the wrestling season, there were half naked guys on the floor of the wrestling room. You could catch our varisty wrestling team at work everyday from the beginning of 7th period to 4:30 in the afternoon. They practiced on Saturdays and even on holidays when everyone else was at home. They were up and running laps while most people were sleeping in. Now that's dedication. Coach Swayden worked them hard, and it paid off. They scored many points and made many pins. In a match against Granger, our varsity team strangled their opponents with a win of 61 to 6. The varsity team did a great job this season. A referee getting ready to call a pin made by Jeff Beesley on an Orem wrestler. Good starting position shown by Darin Sullivan. Pat Cook pinning an Orem opponent. Darin Sullivan \"working\" on a wrestler from West Jordan. 64

Most people don't know how hard it is to be a varsity wrestler. In order to be in the varsity team, they have to wrestle off and win all the people in their weight division. You have to be best in thier weight Everyone else is either J.V. or sophomore. Even when in varsity, they have to watch their weight. Just a quarter of a pound over weight could disqualify them from wrestling that day. Many of our wrestlers went on crash diets to make their division. Try going on a crash diet every week! John Voss \"sprawling\" to protect his legs from attack from his opponent. Justin Hanks doing a \" half\" on a Taylorsville wrestler. RI: Karl Ziebig, Mike Jensen, Travis Romney, Jeff Skowernek, Brent Allred R2: Andy Buhler, Darin Sullivan, Pat Cook, Fred Beesely, Jon Voss R3: Greg Pederson, John Aquirre, Austin Wood, Matt Wood. 65

ri•se takedown slam Wrestling- one of those sports that seems like just a bunch of guys rolling around on the ground trying to be macho. Not quite. To the members of the wrestling team it's a lot more than that. To them, it is a sport of pinning, winning, strength, endurance, adrenaline, and most of all, spirit. A lot of time and practice goes into every match. Learning the skills it takes to be the dominant man on the mat. The JV wrestling team has put in the extra effort which has put in the extra effort which has led them to success. Back row L to R: Brian Holt, Mike Pullan, Nathan Skinner, Doug Miline, David Neff, Justin Hanks, Jason Cootey, Trenton Harris, Coach Jones Front row L to R: Khiem Vo, Cody Olsen, Troy Taylor, Pedro Ramos, Travis Goodfellow, Dave Thomas, David Benedict, Buu Tran Not Pictured: John Aguirre. Mike Jensen, Jon Voss, Greg Pedersen Is this wrestling or ballet? We struggle to keep the other guy down! Ouch! Quit it! 66

As demonstrated. wrestling takes a lot more Charge! jason Cootey Pins the opponent. than just strenght - it takes gymnastic abilities score hold lightweight \"Destroy first, think later.\" This profound statement was by none other than Sophomore Wrestler Myron Butler who has been a part of the wrestling team for the past two years. These \"wrestling mania-cs\" have made this year's activities not only challenging, but have added some fun competition. Friends and co-athletes, all have enjoyed their experience participating on the team, all hope to make cuts next year. Learning from varsity members, the sophs hope to surpass even these greats! Back left three L to R: Colin Booth . Tim Brandt . Chad Weller 2nd row L to R: Steve McCombs. Ben Hill. Chri s Thoma s. Ben Vance. Matt Haugo. justin Searle. Trevor Sheffield. jeff Tadlock Middle: Troy Anderson 3rd row L to R: Brett Bradshaw. Myron Butler. Scott Pettey. Bryan Swi ss. Jeff Green. Mike Simmons Front row: Ju stin Vance. Nathan Minor. Tony Allen. Brannon Harri s. Joey Nielson Not pictured: Win Pac ker. Mike Meyers. John Wil son . Steve Pri s kos 67

penalty slide-tackle goal The \"ball boys\" of soccer had their work cut out for them this year. Between penalty kicks and advantage break always, these tough boys on the field have made this season full of thrills and spills. Most of these players began their baby boomin' soccer lifestyles at the age of five or six. They played competition soccer throughout the years then continued through high school. This year they had to adjust to a big change. Paul Moizer, previously Girl's Varsity and Boy's J.V. coach, now heads the Varsity Boy's for the first year. Danny really knows how to use his head, but his opponent is saying to himself, \"Don't hurt me! \" Tyler, Tony, and Matt escalate above their opponents in effort to take control of the ball. Top Row: Coach Adams, Tysson Davis, Kri s Bottom Row: Rob Ferre, jared Thomas, josh Fiedler, Trevor Hansen, jeff Maybe, Mike Aune, Whiting, Danny Brinton, Sea n Dickerson, Dean Tyler Vranes, Tyler Borg, Tony McIllece, Carlan Morrell, Brady Millerberg, Dan Christensen, Reese, Travis Waldron, Scott Anderson, Coach Andy Kontgis Moizer 68 Men's Soccer

\"The Three Amigos\" - Team Captains: Tyler Borg, Carlan Reese, and Tony McIllece Tysson Davis shows us what skill it takes to protect his goal even if it means jumping to new heights. Interested in playing soccer for Coach Moizer next year? You better keep in mind the long, strenuous hours of running, kicking, dribbling, one on one, and scrimmaging with barely enough strength to get in your car, drive home, just to come back the next day for more. Sean Dickerson says, \"We are the most talented team in the region. We started off a little rocky but finished with class.\" Dean Morrell added, \"Coach Moizer is one of the best coaches we've ever had.\" Nice legs Tyler! Tyler displays the perfect slide Josh Whiting shows off his fancy footwork tackle, meanwhile his opponent is asking while dribbling down the field to assist a goal. himself \"Where's the ball7 \" Men's Soccer 69

corner kick goalie The boy's J.V. soccer team has had a basically uneventful season except for one exciting occurance on March 24. Sophomore Mikal Aune was on the defense for our team when the ball was kicked over his head toward the goal. He was running against the opponent and when he reached for the ball with his foot he slid, causing his competitor's knees to jam into his back. This blow broke two of his ribs and bruised one of his kidneys. After being out of commission from his favorite sport Mikal is \"very anxious\" to return when he feels up to it. Soccer is a run your guts out sport that helps players build a cardiovascular base for players who will be on the Varsity team next year. Although our team is not very \" unified\" this year the experience is crucial for future years Back row L to R: Steve Adams-coach, Jason Jacobson-mjr, Tyler Hansen, Mike Lacey, Tyler Vranes, David Preece, Ryan Dunford, Kyle Nelson, Chris Lacey, Travis Waldron, Andy Kontgis, Scott Anderson, Paul Moizer Front: Darren Nordfelt-mjr, Jared Thomas, Garrett Carver, Jeff Mabey, Brady Millerberg, Richard Hite, Jason Allred, Steve Wood-mjr Brady Miller berg shows us that he was taught to Someo ne is determined to kick the ball! Possibly keep hi s eye on th e ball! Rob ? 70

Goalies keep the opposing team from scoring. It must be very challenging to stand there and see the ball coming straight for you and know that if you don't block it, the other team will score and possibly win the game. Our J. V. team showed great enthusiasm typical of you-ng new players who are eager to learn the game. Their teamwork and spirit keeps them involved as they contemplate being a varsity player next year. Jason Allred uses his chest in a fast play down the field in the game against Kearns. Two unidentified Hillcrest players block out their opponents as they advance the ball to score. Jeff Mabey cr uises along side an opponent in effort to keep them from offense. Travis Waldron keeps hi s eye on the ball as opponents fallow close behind . J.v. Soccer 71

1 love volley RACKET point ball 10 S N E 17 Tennis anyone? Young and incredibly restless, these boys are out to defeat someone. Spending many hours in the hot sun may not be someone else's idea of fun, but it's a way of life for these guys. Not to mention it gives them a beautiful farmer's tan. Ouch! Keep those shirts on boys! A great improvement from last year, the team's coach is pushing them to learn self-disciplinary skills. More work and less play makes for a winning season. Coach Smith has had a significant impact on the their motivational drive for success. Richie Clark commented about Coach Smith, \"When you are a coach by legend, good things are bound to happen.\" Smith is a real hero. Mark Jensen trys to stop the motion with his stop sign effect. Mike Byrant attempting to serve with what seems to be a dislocated arm. David Marion Mark Jensen, king of tennis, makes his move on the ball, with a sneaky serve. Mike Boswell trying to set things straight with the referee. 72 Boys Tennis

Being such a young team has its disadvantages and advantages. Saying goodbye to the few seniors such as Stuart Weichers, Mike Bryant, and Mike Boswell will be a hardship that next year's team must overcome. But the rest of the team, including Ryan Burbidge, a freshman, have a great seasons to look forward to. Freshman are nothing new to the program. Following in the steps of Ryan's brother, Garrett Burbidge, graduate class of '91 who also started his freshman year, acknowledges the frustrations and fun of being the youngest on the team. Work became no stranger, time was spent on improving skills and strategy. Payoff came when team statistics went up. Working more on improving as a team rather than as individuals helped pull the team together to make them a whole. Working together seemed to be the key to missing link and pulled the team out of a beginning slump. The season only got better. Alex Barker stretches with all his might to meet the ball with the strings of the racket. Frank Serrassio Jimmy Clark almost bites his tongue off with Dan Bryant, Mike Boswell, Stuart Weichers, the excitement of a magnificent serve. Richie Clark, Ryan Ship, Mike Bown, Mike Bryant, Kevin Moss, Jimmy Clark, Ryan Burbidge, Matt Moore, Ryan Benson, Greg Robins, Alex Barker. Boys Tennis 73

bunt hit homerun slide score This years softball team had one goal in mind, to be the best! However, a winning team doesn't just happen. Through a lot of grass stained knees and scraped elbows they have definitely given girls softball a good name. Coach Puich feels that, \"The team is improving quickly with more experience and could possibly exceed the level of last year's team.\" Most of the girls feel that they need to work on fundamentals. Brandea Polk states that, \"Stephanie Greensides is a great pitcher and really strengthens the team.\" Senior, Stacie Reynolds, says, \"The team works really hard and has a great attitude.\" Through a lot of team work the girls were be able to give their competition a run for their money. Michelle Caputo gets ready for a fly ball and yet another out for the opposing team. Stephanie Greensides winds up for the pitch, ready to strike out a Bingham player. Row 1: Emily Wilson, Sheralyn Hunt, jen Holt, Catherine Moore, Stacie Howa, Michelle Caputo Row 2: Melanie Face (mgrl, Sally Larsen, jayne Olsen, Felicia Saez, Kim Wilson, Brandea Paulk, Alecia Peterson Row 3: Natalie Nelson, Kelly Booth, Stacie Reynold s, Stephanie Greensides, Krista Koeler, jennie Simmons Megan Skidmore, Kim Kunde , Camille Rivera 74 Softball

In an intense moment, Jayne Olse n and Jen Holt si t in hopes of another win. Krista Koeler takes a moment to contemplate the outcome of the game. The girls try to psyche the other team out by showing them what they're made of. Coach Puich and Michelle Caputo try to send a message via brain waves to other team members. Softball 7S

primed & finished Running, sprinting, is actually run in an orderly jumping, throwing, fashion - right coach? hurdling, and vaulting their way to success, the Boy's Now it would be unfair to Track team made quite a single out anyone event or name for themselves. With person, but oh well . I must about seventeen different say I was very impressed by events going on, these guys the pole vaulters. It has got kept themselves incredibly to take a lot of courage to busy. Nothing could stop trust your entire body to a this team, even though the pole that, if done correctly, weather seemed to be the should throw you over a bar opponent on rainy, windy that is pretty darn high . days. Alright, I was also impressed with everyone. Whether you were into But they do have talent out the running thing or more there. Don't take my word of a javelin thrower, track for it though, next season is was one sport that would just a few months away prove for an interesting and with the same exciting entertaining afternoon. events. When at a track meet one could easily be confused by How do you get on the all the action going on at team? Take a walk on to the once. Thanks to Coach field after school and start Pierce, what may have practicing and don't forget looked like total confusion to bring some talent, speed, and determination. Runners take your mar k Determ inati on is what dr ives Jason M el Bingham is up, up, and away Goff to win. What well-defi ned as he fli es over the high jump. ar ms he has! 76 Boys Track

Three Hillcrest track members take on a Bingham Miner who's giving them a run for their money. Paul Skolmoski hands off the secret note that will tell Telly Esplin the plan to win. Joey Nielson sets off to pole vault Coach Pearce councils his team on his way over the camera man. winning stra-tegy. Boys Track 77

PITCH CATCH STRIKE The Varsity Baseball Team has had the best of luck weather-wise this spring season. Although they have not been the strongest team in the region, it has been a refreshing change to have the weather cooperate in such a manner that the temperatures have remained moderate and the breezes have not blown in that last snow storm and refrozen the ground as well as morale. The team has been a melting pot combining different personality types, forming them into a well oiled machine. Left to Right. Rl: Greg Larson, jason Oliver, Scot Elder, Rick Farmer, Troy Aryes. R2: Ryan Ross, Brett Petersen, jason Rawlings, Matt Kroon, Dan Going, Adam Sheilds. R3: Ryan jensen, Chris Mears, joey Olsen, justin Heiden, Randy Mayne, Robbie Andrews, Coach Haslip. Coach Haslip helps the team warm up Kelly Clark with his neat-o pitching. Chris Mears brings it in from the back field . 78

Troy Aryes works on his bunting in the batting cage. Going after a loose ball, Randy Mayne does his thing. Robbie Andrews meditates over the ball which is just about to fly by. Stud seniors 1. to r. Ryan Jensen, Chris Mears, Jason Rawlings, Joey Olsen, Robbie Andrews, Rick Farmer, Dan Going, and Randy Mayne. 79

stealing the bag Andrew Conner goes down for the catch. Jerry Whitehead stretches his swing in preparation for the game. Kelly Clark In case you never heard about the baseball \"rumble\", you missed a heated game. The Granger pitcher threw some punches at our team causing the umps to walk off the field. An interesting aspect about this event is that our team members kept their cool and simply tried to keep each other from getting hurt. Coach Huish noted that \"the team never gives up, they battle to the end. No matter how big the lead is, they give 100% all the time.\" This is one characteristic which is good for the game and even better for their future lives. L to R. Rl: Dave Edmonds, Ben Heiden, Brad Greaves, Mike Crockett, Cody Widerberg, Jerry Whitehead . R2 Coach Hui sh , Monte Ruttenbur , Zac Love, Mike Bowlden, Troy Aryes. R3: Andrew Conner, Jamie Hopkins, Eric Roberts, John Urisrle, Tony Trotter. Not Pictured : Chad Keetch . BoIlV Baseball

We got Bored... find these missing persons... Danny Brinton, Mr Lovato, Greg Hansen, Becky Alexander. Kristie Yates, David Peterson, Jen Campbell, Amy Scllultz, Dave Tullis, Brett Keetch, Scott Phillips, Mrs. Thomas, Mr Ed, Randy Hunter, John Williams, Mrs. Diamond, Nick Kiser, Blake Armstrong, Jen Steadman, Dusty Beznek, Jeremy Smith, Mr. Langpap, Lori Bullow, Randy Mayne, Rachael Hanks, Richard Martinez, Jen Cook, Besty Morgan, Jennice Oldroyd

... Troy Spratling \"attempts to move his mule.\" It's harder than you'd think! An unidentified donkey basketball player is catapulted off his mule in the fund raiser for the Girls' Athletic Association. Those who weren't there, missed out on a fun activity. Organizations 82

Harvey Husky makes friends with Greg Hansen plays the alto sax Brandon Burke and Amber Jackson Mark Owens and Kurt Packer at a in the Pep Band. They practice their cheerleading stunts basketball game. supported most of our athletic before leaving for the National teams with their music. Competition in March. They are expected to repeat as champions. Sharlene Furse Susan Hawkin s '65, Patrick Knibbe '65, Beck '71, active in active in Pep Club, active in athletics Chasons, choir, A Cappella and and an Honor debate, member of SBO secretary. Student, SBO National Honors Known as the girl President in 1965 Society, Pep Club, with soft-spoken and went on to a Student Council, words and down- successful practice Yearbook and to-business idea s, in medicine, in Junior Ciass today is one of the SLC. Secretary and mainstays of the today, advises the English Dept. \"Sentry Staff\". 83

-- in the spotlight Mr. Bentley was worried about not having enough students for his choir, so he asked for Santa's help. Now he has 168 more students than he ever dreamed of. Row 1: Jared Thomas, Leona Thomas, Greg Wright, Leanne Isaac, Josh Foulger, Berkley Day, Susan Perry, Bart Bennion, Tammy Linders, Greg Mansell Row 2: Matt Hastings, Julia Plott, Christopher Keyes, Janae Chipman, Paul Seamons, Jennifer VanWagoner, Jared Toleman, Gin Kim, Doyle Olschweski Row 3: Mike Peterson, Mickey Allen, Jimmy Park, Becky Wilson, Richie Clark, Cami Cook, Clint Smith, Darla Oveson, Mark Gold Row 4: Matt Tenney, Tammy Clark, David Fife, Monica Lowe, Aaron Ruckman, Christina Wall, Mark Jensen, Marin Leggat, Mike Francom Row 1: Adam Diamond, Kim Elliot, Christopher Glade, Andrea Mickelson, Dan Bennett, Nickoleen Pond, Jenn Steadman, Zac Zubrunnen, LeiOna Rizzuto, Darren Nordfelt, Becky McMillan, Adrian Thomas Row 2: Alisa Faber, Tiffany Richins, Deric Nance, Alison Ritchie, Luke Sorenson, Kristy Curtis, Christine Haussler, Joshua Smith, Keri Andersen, David Witkamp, Tamara Przybyla Row 3: Heidi Hutchings, Blake Armstrong, Rachelle Brown, Donald Livingston, Jennie Youngberg, Shae Saylor, Daniel Sampson, Amy Hillesheim, Bruse Butler, Megan Skidmore Row 4: Becky Tidwell, John Williams, Maaika Froisland, Jared Stoker, Alyse Darrington, Julie Darrington, John Hancey, Laura Proctor, Michael Tenney, Kimberly Wallin Row 1: Beth Schroder, John Tarbet, Cathy Reynolds, Niles Heiner, Sarah Irish, Randy Yates, Rebecca Beardall, Rob Ferre, Heather Henderson, Rob Marr Row 2: Juli Longstroth, Jeremy Smith, Melissa Besaw, Scott Swallow, Tiffiny Bosen, Shandon Hatch, Melissa Ulrich, Steve Rizzuto, Jody Hepworth, Andrew Lambert Row 3: Amy Laws, Josh Ayre, Holly Bettilyon, Ray Hammond, Tiffiny Pinnell, Michael Butterfield, Shanalea Edwards, Brandon Burke, Liz Eyre, Dave Lister Row 4: Stephanie Heath, Craig Egbert, Burganrli Poulsen, Michael Voss, Dixie Frandson, David Neff, Julianne Jensen, Mike Gates, Kri sti Burgon, Mike Schultz 84

Rl: Greg Hansen, Marsha Tanner, Alan Christensen, Leah MacKinnon, Lee Cox, Sharae Hanson, Allen Pryor, Tara Hawkins, Jeff Hurst, Lindsee Sheppard, Bryce Heiner R2: David Petersen, Tricia Hite, Christopher Erskine, Emily Cain, Brian Pugh, Scott Nicholson, Brian Hale, Melissa Proctor, Ryan Butterfield, Cindy Rice, Grant Thomas R3: Forrest Mitchel, Karin Aston, Estevan Sanchez, Loralee Thomson, Jeff Callister, Joseph Orme, Amy Madsen, Brian Aston, Crystal Winger, Greg Whitehead R4: Mathew Hart, Myndie Haws, Jeff Perkins, Annalee Schultz, Mark Mason, Brannon Burgon, Stacie Mascaro, Jason Mansfield, Kristen Samsel, Joseph Suifua Rl: Beth Schroder, asst. Alto section leader; Melissa Besaw, Soprano section leader; Christopher Glade, Tenor section leader; Tiffiny Bosen, Social V.P.; John Tarbet, asst. Tenor section leader; Dixie Frandsen, asst. Soprano section leader; Juli Longstroth R2: Alisa Faber,ACE. Secretary; Brandon Burke, Financial V.P.; Grant Thomas, President; Burgandi Poulsen, Alto section leader; Christopher Erskine, V.P.; Kristy Curtis, ACE. President R3: Tiffiny Pinnell, ACE. V.P.; Ray Hammond, Bass section leader; Stephanie Heath, Secretary; Amy Laws, Dress Chairperson; Mike Schultz, asst. Bass section leader; Kimberly Wallin, ACE. Social V.P. R4: Randy Yates, Men's Choir President; Scott Nicholson, Men's Choir V.P.; Michael Voss, Representative Men's Choir; Bruse Butler, Men's Choir Secretary; Chris Keyes, Men's Choir Social V.P.; not pictured Leanne isacc, ACE. Historian Rl: Jennifer VanWagoner, Jeeln Kim, Alisa Faber, Kristy Curtis, Keri Andersen, Delese Briggs, Cathy Renolds, Leanne isacc R2: LeiOna Rizzuto, Cindy Rice, Cami Cook, Julie Kennard, Dixie Frandsen, Myndie Haws, Rachel MacKinnon R3: Andrea Mickelson, Jennie Youngberg, Pauline VanderBeek, Kristi Burgon, Tiffiny Pinnell, Emily Cain R4: Monica Lowe, Laura Fristrup, Kimberly Wallin in the spotlight Kim Wallin and Julie Darrington improvi se for a piano bench . 1'~~~'.7.J,'.\".,(\"-N~'\"r~ Choirs 85

--- in the spotlight Grant Thomas, president, gives us a \"cheese\" at the opening social. This is the first year that Mr. Bentley's men's choir has been able to perform at many of the same performances as the concert choir. It has been exciting for the men to get some extra practice, as many of them will be trying out for vocal ensemble next year. Rl: Rebecca Beardall, Juli Longstroth, Sarah Irish, Lindsee Sheppard, Tiffiny Bosen, Crystal Winger, Stephanie Heath, Burgandi Poulsen, Amy Laws, Melissa Besaw, Leah MacKinnon, Tara Hawkins, Heather Henderson, Marsha Tanner R2: Christopher Erskine, Christopher Glade, Scott Nicholson, Joseph Orme, Ray Hammond, Joseph Soifua, Jeff Perkins, Jason Mansfield, Michael Tenney, Brandon Burke, Josh Ayre, Brian Hale, Grant Thomas, Lee Cox Rl: Janeen Cook, Ann Burggraaf, Brittany Nash, Candace Mason, Natalie Richards, Sonia Wood, Dorothy Rindlisbacher, Stephanie Pablito, Ashley Lund, Kim Jackson, Marilyn Shaw, Lisa Devers, Ada Luz Dominguez R2: Amy Sorenson, Heidi Brunson, Allyssa Grosjean, Tammy Curtis, Jenniel Jensen, Laurie Hunter, Christa Bird, Marjorie Ray, Mindie Baker, Christine Davi s, Amanda Burt, Greta Coleman R3: Andrea Newman, Misty Webb, Leslie Glade, Becky Folkerson, Joanna Young, Katie Callis, Shauna Christensen, Lindsay Likes, Sandra Carr, Jaequi Langston, April Gulley, Nichole Elegarte Rl: Chris Johnson, Warren Baggaley, Sam Besus, Goichiro Yasinuma, Randy Yates, Kelly Pierce, Russ Sperry, David Lindsay, Bryce Heiner, Mike Nunez, Ryan Gottfredson R2: Dan Severinsen, Myran Butler, Christopher Keyes, Mike Pullan, Daniel Smith, Bruse Butler, Dave Ennenya, Greg Argyle, Bill Shaw, Niles Heiner R3: Dan Anderson, Mathew Granere, Michael Sudbury, Joseph Or me, Paul Emett, Scott Nicholson R4: Michael Bown, Jared Stoker, Michael Voss :~~ 86 ~

Drama Club Drama club can be described in one word Becky Matthews, Debbie Hunter, Stephanie Graham ... talent, or the ability to dramatize every and Becky Rubbelke attended competitions in situation. This is a club for those who either Stanford, CA. Besides competing and attending plays, wish to become actors or for those who enjoy going to the the drama club also had many activities where they theater. The drama club attended many plays this year, one of got to know each other better. The Halloween costume which was, \"Lettuce and Lovage\" . The club, under the direction party was a favorite. The drama club has had an of Mr. Vuyk, dedicated many hours of hard work in helping put entertaining year and has become, \"almost famous\"! on the play, \"Lend Me a Tenor\". They also helped backstage in the school musical, \"The Fiddler on The Roof\" . Many members attended competitions and brought back trophies. Four members, almost famous _----1 '\".gc:: . .~\", ::E . . . .II ~·~ - ------' Q row 1: Stephanie Graham-social coordinator; Jill row 3: Kendra Herret, Sara Williams, Heidi Tracy ErwJn, Shannon Moore, Nicole Harrison. Holder- historian; Nate Jensen- VP; Steph Brunson, Greg Argyle, Christopher Glade, Dan Fuhriman-Pres; Jason Mounteer- VP; Tiffany Severinsen, Darren Hunter, Nikki deCastno, row 5: Jenni Rouse, Stan Clawson, Cody Brooke Meservy- rep; Jared Nicol- casting agent; Marcy VanWagoner, Laura Proctor, Bret Angell, Ml. Vuyk row 2:Jeffrey Brandt, Mary Linford, Jeremy Marx, Keri Anderson . row 4: Jeannette Carlson, Tory Lublin, Shandon Hatch, Donald Tiffan y Johnson, Michele Booth, Stephanie Horsley, Matthew Roller, Joanna Young, Julia Johnson, Heather Payne, Fedora Joe, Heidi Plott, Michael Paskett, Jennifer Klenk, Nikki Livingston, Ben Gygi, Jeremy Smith, Scott Lauritzen, Michelle Rounds, Boydg Burnham, Garner, Redina Watchman, Becky Matthews, Linda Hess Emily Cain . Debbie Hunter, Becky Rubbelke, Barbara Smith, Cowley, Jim Remley, Kristy Curtis, Dave Granger, Amy Hobbs, Christen England, Kim Jackson \";---l.. (~(J,rf)) 87 ~

row 1: Jaime Hendrickson, Meli ssa Schoenfeld, Phillip Kimball, row 2: Alli son Ritche, Rachael Chytraus. Kristie Johnston, Lisa Finch, Kristi Warner. It is hard work to be in Dance Co. Most of the members have devoted many hours of practice and have taken all types of dance classes. Arne Jacobson said she has taken dance since she was little. Her talents include ballet, modern, jazz, and tap. Pamela Peterson, who is president of the dance company, has taken dance for 14 years. When asked what dance classes she has taken, she answered, \"Ballet, tap, character, modern. Dancing is my life.\" Bryce Wayne, one of the two boys in the company, has been dancing for four years. He has taken clogging and ballroom dancing. He says, \"It's a lot of hard work, but it pays off in the end.\" Shalice Pay who has been dancing for eight years, said, \"People don't realize how hard dancing really is.\" The Dance Company puts in long hours each year to put on their annual dance concert in April and often perform in the school musical. Members of the Dance Company have dedicated their lives to be the very best they can be. in the spotlight Dance company officers try to keep Officers: Pamela Peterson, Rachael Robyn Mousley-Lujan from attacking the Franzen, Taralee Schipaanboord. camera man. Shalice Pay, Suzanne Kennedy, Ambra Stevens. Jacque Reeves, Nikki Martin. 88

Allison Ritchie. Pam Peterson. jennifer Ballard. Amanda Fawson. Shalice Pay. and Amelyn n jacobson make dancing look easy. Heather Payne. jennifer Tempest. Stephanie Chatterton. Audrey Rock. jennifer Ballard. Bryce Wayne. Amelynn jacobsen. Marin Leggat. Amanda Fawson. jennifer Morgan. Dance Company practi ces for their concert on April 23-25. 89

- Jazz Band and, for the past eight years, has qualified for State Competition. Whether in competition or playing in an What are you doing each morning at 6:30? While most assembly, the Jazz Band always shows its excellance. The people are still in bed, the Jazz Band is already at school Jazz Band annually attends a festival in Greely, Colorado, rehearsing. They dedicate a lot of their time each morning where they received high marks and were one of the top practicing and preparing for various performances. Under performing groups . Throughout the year, the band has also the direction of Ernie Northway, a professional jazz performed familiar songs for the student body such as musician, the band received high marks at music festivals \"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes\", solo by Casey Killpack, and the ever so famous theme to \" Night Court\". Spring and Christmas concerts are among the many performances tha t these cool dudes and dudettes perform in. Many people don't realize the amount of effort that it takes to play one of the many instruments which make up the unique sound of the Jazz Band. To play any instrument, it requires dedication and skill to learn to read the music and be able to remember just what to do with this knowledge. razamatooti I to r. RI-Roque M a nza nares, George Charlie Pulver, Art Smith, Cra ig Howard. R3- Matt Hoverm ale Granholdm, Greg Hansen , Casey Killpack Paul Ha nse n, Dave Holtby (V-pres.), Bob Harriso n, Vince Cee (V -Pres.), Alyssa Englund, (President), M a tt Burn, N at han· Emmer, Laura Brinton, no name, Jon Wirth , Lori n Ba ll , Brad Dan Ball , Jenni fe r Han sen, Mi chelle C urti s, Fairbanks. R2-Catrin a M ann , Colby Engstrum, Hardy, Dave Lit ster, Jeremy Wilde, Tara Greg Whitehead , Mr. Northway (Director). 90 Cl ubs rt\"\"

Concert Band \"Hey baby, I want to know if you'll be my hippo!?\" Does this sound familiar? How about the theme to Hawaii Five-O? Well, in case you haven' t guessed, we are refering to the Pep Band! Come rain or shine, we can always count on them to be there to support our school. They inspire all and make the games even more enjoyable win or lose. While in class, the Pep Band, also known as the Concert Band, is rehearsing for various concerts and festivals. During the year, the concert band performs in the Christmas, Spring, and the Pops concert. A to Z. Travis Anger, Lorin Ball, David Bardsley, Bob Brinton, M att Burn, Drill Team Vi nce Cee, Michele Curtis, Jeremiah Davidson, Joanna Davis, Shayne Dekorve r, Ryan Dent, N atha n Emmer, Alyssa Englund, Colby Engstrum (V-Pres.), Laura Fairbanks, Ben Graff, George Granholm , Greg Hanse n, Paul Hansen, Jennifer Hansen, Tara Harrison, Rebecca Haussler, Daniel Hill, David Holtby, Jon Homer, Craig Howard, Merriah Hutson, Chris tina Jones, Casey Killpack (Pres.), David Litster, Gavin Lowe, Phillip Madsen, Catrina Mann (Sec.), Roque Manzanares, Lisa Morgan, Charlie Pulver, Charlotte Richter, Aaron Rigby, Helen Serassio, Cameron Sisam , Brandon Smart, Arthur Smit h, Wendy Wadley, Heather Wardle, Doug Webb, Jeremy W ilde, Jon Wirth , Kristin Wright. can't get enough sax... Orchestra Violin You're just a little bit sharp, whoops now you're a little flat, there you go perfect. Now that we're all in tune let's play. Pull out Symphony number twelve, and go to measure thirty-six we need a little practice on that trill. Welcome to an Orchestra rehersal. The Orchestra consists of nineteen string members. Their instruments range from violins to cellos to basses. To be a member of this organization you must be able to or have a strong desire to play one of these instuments. From competing in festivals to performing in concerts, the Orchestra never has a dull or boring moment. A to Z:Dan Ball, Sarah Black, Vince Cee, Lee Cox, Peter David Marion Cox, Natalie Dawes, Shelly Gordon, Kim Hagen, Jennifer Hansen (Pres.), Christoph Hayes, Eric Johnson, Jason Koon, 91 Melissa Lloyd, David Palmer, Kristina Peterson, Laura Scott, Marilyn Shaw, Leona Thomas, Melissa Wouden.

Boys State David Marion Only three girls and nine boys went to Boys/Girls State from our school this year. Being able to go to these camps is very impressive. Usually only people from the top percentage of the class are selected to go. The people chosen to go have to have great interview skills and must know a lot about current events. They were selected by their applications and by nerve-racking interviews. The boys and girls did not go to the same camp. The boys spent thier week in the dorms of Weber State University, and the girls spent their week in the dorms of University of Southern Utah at Cedar City. At the camps, they learhed about the government and the duties of the various officials in our government system. Though it was an educational experience they also enjoyed it. Their whole week was timed and set up but free time was also given. They had rules and they were strict. They were not supposed to see or even talk to the opposite sex, but the boys reported that they broke the rules and called up the girls around campus and partied with them. They had lots of fun and learned Greg Whitehead, Colby Engstrum, Robert Larsen, Dave Holtby, John Williams, Tony McIllece, Greg Wright, Erik Shupe political participation Girls State many new things about our government system. They said that not only was it a worthwhile experience, but having been there looks very impressive on scholarship applications. Some advice they would give for the people whom would be interested in either Boys or Girls State next year, would be to practice interviewing skills and to learn more about current events. Though it was a week out of their summer vacation, they all thought it was a worthwhile experience and would do it again if they could. Alyse Darrington, Ruth Ann Farnsworth, Missing: Elizabeth Montague David Marion \"\"-1-1(#'1 92 Boy & Girl State sd

Wrestling Cheerleaders The Wrestling Cheerleaders put in driving the wrestlers to do their best. The squad worked extra effort to support the wrestlers this hard after school under the supervision of Terri Sanders, year. They decorated the locker room their new advisor. Because there was only one returning before every match and provided team treats afterwards. member, they had to make up a lot of new cheers. Through extensive hours of practice they choreographed However, the girls felt it was worth all the hard work and performed exciting dance/ cheer routines at home because it was a lot of fun. They became friends with all of matches. The cheerleaders are greatly appreciated by the the wrestlers and became closer to each other. Any girl who wrestlers. Andy Buhler said, \"They' re awsome!\" And Austin will be a junior or senior and maintains a 2.S grade point Wood said, \"They really pump me up before I go out on average is welcome to tryout for the squad. the mat.\" The cheerleaders really livened every match, STANDING: Mickey Allen, Amy Mertlich, Melinda Tucker KNEELING: Rikelle Sanchez, Carrianne Moseng SITTING: Tera Mitchell , Jessica Rowsell, Andrea Kump The 91-92 Captain was Jessica Rowsell. Their advisor was Terri Sanders. Wres tling Cheerledders 93

Songleaders and be willing to work hard. Robyn Mousley Lujan is a very good advisor, and has helped the girls receive superior There are three main specifications that a person must have to be a songleader. ratings at the u.s.A. Camp during the summer, first place First, they must be a strong supporter of all school activities; second they must set a good example at at Regionals, and second place in Co-Ed Show Cheer. The those activities; and third, they must have a Grade Point girls are practicing hard and are hoping to do well at Average of 3.0 or higher. The main thing the songleaders Nationals. do throughout the year is cheering with the Varsity Cheerleaders at the games and assemblies. The songleaders officer, Jacque Reeves stated that \" the As songleaders, the girls must be willing to learn to work girls have really cherished one anothers friendship and are with others as a group, be supportive of decisions made, hoping to maintain that friendship for years to come .\" The songleaders would also like to thank Robyn Mousley Lujan for her patience and support throughout the year. They would also like her to know that they really appreciate her and they could never have done it without her. synchronization specialization David Marion BOTTOM: Nikki Martin, Tiffinee Clark, Jacque Reeves, Captain. TOP: Jody Leary, Joy Nelson, Mindy Shipp 94 Songleaders

- without their combination of talent and a desire to be the Varsity Cheerleaders best, which they are! Not only did they get involved in competions, they were one of our main supports during pep assemblies, football garnes, and basketball games. Thanks to the fairly new One word seems to sum up this year's concept of guy cheerleaders (check out a 1987 Hillcrest Varsity Cheerleaders - unified! This yearbook), new and incredible stunts WOWed us talented group has made a major throughout the year. contribution to our school. Hundreds of extra hours of Amber Jackson, co-captain, describes the year: \"We have practice have put them on the level they are on. gained many strong friendships and we will always cherish them! The seniors leaving will miss the others but wish During the summer at u.s.A. camp, they received all Superior ratings. They took first place at Regionals in co-ed them the very best of luck with everything!!!\" performance cheer, and second place in co-ed show cheer. In March, they went to Anaheim, California to compete ... 9 yin Nationals. None of this could ever have happened We want to thank our Varsity Cheerleaders for all their time and effort spent to give us a much more exciting year. ..... -. ~ .,~ ........ - ..all Row 1: Mike Peterson, Bryce Wayne-captain, Kimball, Brandon Burke Hansen, David Whitkamp, Blake Armstrong, Sherine Hardy, Amber Jackson-captain, Phil Row 2: Camille Keetch, Carrie Green, Kyle Jenn Smith, Megan Schaeffer Varsity Cheerleaders 95

--- J.V. Cheer After qualifying at region, our J.V. with Ms. Mousely as the motivating force. It takes a lot of cheerleaders got a chance to go to dedication though it keeps you active and involved in nationals. But it is not all fun and games (though they are at most of the games anyway), they work school activities and sports. J.V. cheerleaders keep your hard in practice and keep up a GPA of 3.0. They must also be dependable and have a lot of school spirit because they school spirit at a high level and brings you closer to people. cheer for football, basketball, and many other school sports. \" In the end\", the girls say, \"it is all worth it!!\" No one Their main goal is to motivate the audience and increase fully understands the time, money and pressure involved in school spirit, which they do a wonderful job of, especially being a cheerleader unless you are directly involved with it. You must have a strong desire to serve in order to fulfill all of the requirements necessary. ya vve got spirit! Front Row: Jamie Reid, Ambra Stevens, Middle Row: Corey Shae, Adam Dimond, Mike Peterson jennifer Tempest Doyle Olschewski , N atalie Anderson Back Row: Nicloe Saleh , Kalli Hackett, N akole :~@ Kynaston, jessica j ack so n, Emily Boulton t::Ji:/:j) 96

Soph. Cheerleading \"Rip em up! Tear em up! Give II Harvey em hell Huskies!\" This is one of many cheers that a sports if Husky spectator might hear from sophomore cheerleaders while watching a game. This year our school spirit I Someday you may be sitting has been thick and we owe a lot of this to our around on your Lazy-Boy in your sophomore cheerleaders who have influenced all of penthouse on 5th Avenue in New us. All ten of these girls work very hard on their York and vaguely remember your highschool days. routines and cheers, with the help of Mrs Mousley, You may even remember some furry thing running their advisor, to perfect it and put so much spirit around during a football or basketball game. Well, into it. With- out sophomore cheerleaders our you can thank Matt Stanley for that memory, he sophomore games would be bare and the attention gave us Harvey Husky. at these events would be lacking. Many of these girls go on to become varsity cheerleaders and Matt didn't always get the recognition he songleaders. Beginning at this level, enables them to deserved. Draped in a huge, hot costume, Matt find out just how much time must be devoted to spent entire games barely breathing just to keep us cheerlead i n g . entertained. Dave Marion However, having his identity concealed may actually be a good thing. It's a lot easier to make a fool of yourself if nobody has any clue who you are. In fact, Harvey was the one who gave life to boring games. 5 (top) Jamie Rappleye, Erinn Ekinns, Heidi Voss, Sherry Johns. II (middle)Courtney Langpap, Amanda Fawson, Tiffany Marler. (bottom) Amy Will iams, Amy Furste nau, H eather Walke r. Matt Stanley si ts beside himself in the auditorium. 97

Drill Team It's 5:00, your alarm clock rings, aqQels and the option to hit snooze and go back to sleep is not yours. How would you face this dilemna? Members of the Drill Team take the initiative to get up each day at this time and start the morning off by having a two hour practice. After their morning practice, they return later that night for another two hours of hard work. Their dedication truly pays off every time they perform for the student body or in their competitions. Through the year, the Drill Team has competed in Region, State and National competitions always earning high marks. Winning first in Region is one of the many honors the Drill Team received. Members: Becky Alexander-President, Jen Erickson-Vice President, Candice Mason-Drill Mistress, Melissa Schoenfeld-Secretary, Stephanie Brown, Brandi Steck, Teresa Lopez, Angela Deming, Becca Dibble, Shalice Pay, Laura Halford, Kristie Yates, Jen Cook, Rebecca Jackson, Jamie Ryser, Trace Allred casey's 98