Hillcrest High Class of 1987

These Guys Have It! Sophomore Basketball Good basketball teams seem to be some· The Best Plays thing that Huskies are readily able to produce. The sophomore basketball team is no excep· You Could tion . Within a couple of years, these players could have their chance for a state trophy Ever See! This years coaches, Wade Fiscus and Mark Cottle, were new to the team as were the Jon Rohvit, one of the team's key players, players. The combination of both provided for searching for Ryan Sylvies as he very skillfully a successful year for not only the team but prevents the opponent from getting the ball dur · also for the entire school. Great determination ing the Mountain View game this past season . and fine skill was displayed by all members of Photo by· Olsen the team throughout the entire season. Gary Smoth attempts a successful shot which moves Hillcrest in the lead; the score bemg 26-24 . Photo by . Olsen Front row : left-right , Coach Fiscus, Tom Keetch , Jared Bills, Coach Cottle, Second row : Chris Duke, Darren Anderson , Ted Froisland , John Dame , Thord row . Andy Meirs, Ryan Sylvies, Bryan Swapp, Paul Barton, Fourth row: Gary Smoth, Dave Staple, Ash · ley Allred , Matt Shepherd . photo· . Olsen 142

Front Row: Coach Will Sobraines, Mark Me1r, Den- ms Carlson, Jeremy Clark, Aaron Love, Ryan Call, Coach Bob Johnson . 2nd Row: Reid Briggs, Sean Romanik, Darrin Fnstrup, Pat Haws, Kurt Casey, Brett Wh1tehead Back Ken Browning, Chns Aram- bula, Jeremy Roberts, Just10 Tebbs, M1ke Cottle. Photo; N. Olson Freshman, Jeremy Roberts looks for a fellow team mate to pass the ball to in theOrem game . C Kelley Shoot For Two Freshman Basketball You Can Never Get Too Much Of A Good Thing, Freshman Coach Johnson calls a lime out for the 19 6- 7 team 10 the game aga10st Brighton in which the score was close but the Freshman came out on top , hke 10 many other games played. Photo C Kelley Teamwork, Is it really necessary for ent and consistency our freshman worked success? Ask the Freshman basketball with coaches Sobraines and Johnson ev- team and the answer would certainly be ery day after school during the season. yes. The team had a lot of success due to Players spent many hours practicing to teamwork as well as leadership and a improve their offensive skills and re- good coaching staff. Displaying both tal- bounding. 143

Heather onne, 34. Tracy Barkley, 22, What lengths that the Husky g1rls go both Jumors, are prepanng to et up the through to protect the ball, as Audrey play that w1ll put two pomts on the R1chard know board Photo. M Marshall Photo M. Marshall Just part of the Husky Beach Club, say· C.rls' Vars1ty Basketball Team mg that they are # 1! 144

Girls' Varsity Basketball We Let The Name Speak For Itself Varsoty team members: Tracy Barkley, Around in a circle is where the Tamina Lindstrom, Suzo Sanders. Nikki team discusses the plays and Gyre. Cindy Ruttenbur. Melo sa Duncan. Marcy Randall, Losa Fullwood, Heather other such important things. But Sonne. ataloe Ferre. Audrey Rochards, such views are unavoidable. Becky Engman Talent; a special, natural abili- juniors, 4 sophomores and 1 ty as defined in the Scott, Fores- freshman . man Intermediate Dictionary. Talent, that is what the Girls Coached by J. Wilson and S. Varsity Basketball team had this Williams, women who were year and they show it off well! proud of how the girls per- formed and came through with They strive for the best out of what was expected of them. everyone. Hard practice and lots of dedication came through Hillcrest is proud of this well as they started the season out formed team and expect the winning. The team is made up team for next year will come 13 team members; 1 senior, 7 back with all of the knowledge that it had gained through out Junoor. Marcy Randall. goes for the this year and will be looking bet- block . ter than ever. Photo : M. Marshall #35. B cky Engman. the only senoor shoots for two agaon I Taylorsvolle. Photo: M Marshall # 13. Me!ossa Duncan. goes for the block on the game agaonst Alta Photo M Mar hall 145

Girls' J.V. Basketball At The Top, Here To Stay Junior, Melissa Duncan, Tammie Clark goes in for the layup at member of our excellent girls the Bmgham Mme rs game basketball team shoots for Photo: M Marshall the foul shot. The Girls J .V. Basketball of Hillcrest should take care of team this year is made up of a an interest in our well rounded bunch of girls that are willing to Girls J.V. Basketball team, they sweat and spend hour after hour deserve it! to make perfection a reality. The team includes: Melissa Coached by J. Wilson and S. Duncan, Tammie Clark, Suzi Williams, they practiced every Sanders, Keisha Horrocks, Nat- day during 7th and after school. alie Ferre, Alyssa Hurzeler, Lisa Their dedication is always there, Smith, Karrie ash, Erika Ne- on and off the court. With little beker, Tamina Lindstrom, and recognition, they make Hillcrest Cindy Ruttenbur. proud. We, as the student body Top row: Melissa Duncan, Tamm1e As Coach Williams tells the strategy Clark, Suzi Sanders, Keisha Horrocks , plays during a time out, Tammie Clark flashes a look toward the clock atalie Ferre Back row Alyssa Hur- zeler, Lisa Sm1th, Karrie ash , Erika Ne- Photo M Marshall beker, Tamina Lindstrom, Cindy Rutten- bur 146

Go m and get that ball' Photo: B Peterson Cindy Ruttenbur shoots the ball for two pomts in their game agamst the Mmers. Photo: B. Peterson # 13. Melissa Duncan, JUniOr, goves the opponent a run for her money as she heads out for a shot worth two. Photo: B Peterson 147

ean Gatherum warms up as goalie on the var ity team . The pressure .n th1s certa.n pos111on is .n tense, and h•s sk1ll1s all that he has to fall back on Photo J . Cox The Va rs1ty soccer team, coached by R1ck Carlson \" This year we have what 11 takes. and WE WI LL TAK E STATE!\" Sta ted Steve ordfelt, a fullback on the vars1 ty team. Photo : J . Cox Kev.n Morf. a JUnior, demonstrates h1s d ribbling skills a t one of the many prac- tices wh1ch the 2 teams are r qu.red to att e nd . Photo: J . Cox Soccer-J. V. & Varsity A Kick In The Grass Oh my gosh , it 's not football , Soccer - J.V. & Varsity basketball, or baseball. Then what is it that's becoming so im- A Kick In The Grass portant? SOCCER! Soccer is evolving into a world wide sport, Coach Carlson ded1ca tes a lot of time to d rawing ou t and is becoming increasingly the talents and skills of h1s players. popular in the U.S.A . as well as at Hillcrest. VARSITY TEAM J V TEAM 110 Sean Wtherum What is soccer? It 's a fast- #22-Foy Fhners goahe paced , high energy game that # I Scott Rekoulls takes a lot of endurance . This goahe years team far surpassed its ex- #3 Cohn Shoell goabe pectations, with the help of a fullback # 2 Bryan Leggat superb coaching staff. Mr. Carl- #4 Rhell N1chols son was varsity coach with Jim fullback forward Moore assisting, and Brad Ganz If 5 Sieve Nordf h #5 Kevm Morf as J .V. coach. Thirty members fullback make up our two teams , with 14 #6 Cory Hunter forward on the J .V. and 16 on the varsi- #6 Chad Lmd!>trom ty. The players were determined forward halfback to win because after all , \" Soccer is just a kick in the grass.\" # 7 Corey Love 111 Bu~tt Reevl'S forward halfback 148 # 8 Davtd Pettersson fullback #9 Burke Maughan #9 James Bard~ey halfback #IOJeff Law• for~o~.ard halfback #I 0 Brenl Pugh # 11 Jay Langlo•s forward fullback II II Moke Sloan II 12 Kelly Clark halfback hdlfback #12Thao Tr n # 13 J1m Taylor halfback fullback #15Greg Crow # 13 Greg Bentzen fullback halfback 1/lb Chm Duk• # 14 hane Vrane halfback # l8-Dav1d Johnson forward # 15-Mark Owen forward halfback # lb Todd Clark halfback # 17 -Matt Gh1z halfback

J1m Moore and Brad Ganz look on as the J .V team struts the1r stuff These coaches g1ve 100% to the team come rain or shme Photo: J Cox The J .V team Soccer 1s the best sport around , as any member of the J .V. team will agree . occer takes w1t and planning and a lot of athletic ability, qualities which the J V. team possess. \"Oh. my head,\" says David Johnson, a jumor, as he d1ves to head the ball Dave has been on the soccer team for 2 years and IS a great asset as a forward Photo: J . Cox 149

Senior. Jason Eagan, rece1ves lips from Sean Peterson, a semor, throws a the Texas Rangers pro-p1tcher, Micky curve ball strikmg out his fifth batter. Mahler. These lips really helped him out Th1s was at the game agamst Taylors· a lot and he w1ll always remember th1s . ville . Photo- J Cox Photo· J Cox Bottom row : L to R Drew Johnson, Harold Martmez , Rob Haywood , Daren Milne , Jared Bills, Tom Rhmehart, Sean Peterson, Brian Bergstrom M1ddle row : Jason K1mura, Jeff Ackley, Brett Worthington, Jeff Freeman, Trent Butcher, Rourke McMorns, Todd Asay, David Taylor, Torno Ishikawa, Dev Chasten, Back row Coach Fiscus, David Kelley, Walt Bills, Jason Egan, Sean Smith, Paul S1mmons, Sean Heiden, Brandon Hatfield. Benny Smith, Bryan Swapp, Jagar Kimura, Coach Johnson. 150

A Hit And Run Year Trent Butcher takes off a mean start to \"If you want a close team f1rst base after hittmg between the th1rd that works well together- baseman and shortstop . This helped out look no more.\" a lot. Photo- J . Cox Brandon Hatfield It was a cold day in March, the Many of the players were wind was blowing and the sun noted for some of their phrases, was hidden. A metal bench full such as David Kelly 's, \"I got to of freezing people sat behind a bring the mother down,\" and towering fence. Yes, this is the Torno's many words of encour· scene of a Hillcrest preseason agement on and off the field. game. \"The last three years have \"This years baseball team been great, this year was the was one of the best at Hillcrest best. The team was great, we because this team had the heart had a lot of fun. I wish the team and the high spirit it takes to go next year all the luck in the places and to accomplish what· world, I just hope they don't ever they confront.\" screw it up.\" Jason Egan . Sophomore, Jagar Kimura, swmgs with the mtent to hit it out of the ball park . He played on the junior vars1ty and vars1ty teams . Photo- J. Cox emor, Todd Asay , s1ts hopmg that the next ball will be a strike to put an end to the winnmg game against Layton . Way to go babe! Photo- J Cox 151

Jagar K1mura. a sophomor on the team. looks as If he only has one leg, but really he 1s JUSt wmding up to p1tch a f1ring stnke for the Hu k1es . Photo- R Pearson Brandon Hatf1eld, a JUniOr, anxiously awa1ts to receive the ball to get the sec· ond out. Th1s was agamst East m presea· son . Photo- R. Pearson Mr Fiscus, the J.V coach paces back Sophomore Darren Milne , looks back to and forth trymg to figure out who will coach Fiscus for some last minute sig· wm Of course the answer is the Huskies. nals, wh1ch assisted in the win against Photo- J Cox East. Photo· R Pearson Time out! Called coach Fiscus as he gave out some promising advice to his team . \" It ain't over till1t's over\", he declared Photo· R Pearson 152

Batter upl Jeff Freeman stretches out and gives 11 all he's got to help out the J .V . Huskie team with a nice sohd h1t. Photo· R Pearson After giving the signals, catcher Rob Haywood awaits for the p1tch from Dave Kelly . Of course it was acurate. Photo- R Pearson Going, Going, Caught \"Come on coach it's the top of the nith, and we are up by 12 points, can I go in now.\" Junior Jeff Freeman stated. Harold Martmez, a sophomore bat Tension, Tension, Tension, there perfect their on the field skill. ances himself on one leg and concen - was tons of that as the guys waited Whether they make the team or trates on p1tching a strike m the win· for the final cut. Who will make it? not, you can always count on their ning game against Kearns Photo R. Who won't? Those were the ques- devot1on to the game whether they Pearson tions they all had on their minds. Of be on the field playing or on the course they were all excellent play- bleachers rooting for a big win . ers, but excellence has its numbers Coach Fiscus did a great job of too. coaching these guys. Even though it These guys don't just show up at was his first year he used his own try outs not knowing what they're experience in helping them out. doing. They practice year round to Glad to have you aboard. H 0 ME R-U- '! Th1s IS what was on Dave Taylors mmd as he keep h1s eye on the ball, wa1hng to h1t 1t out of the ball park Photo· R Pearson 153

Jumor, Trevor Reeve, stretches out to the max to sp1ke the ball back to his opponent in a heavy practice game Photo by C. Kelly The lour totally amazmg returning all staters Jef Weichers, Todd Clark , and P.J Collins. Clint Rob- ertson 1s m1ssmg from the picture . Photo by C . Kelly Boys Tennis There's Only One Way To Play It! Tennis is a sport with individual satis- faction as well as team reward. For many players athletics is a way of life. The team was honored to have an All American tennis player, Jeff Weichers. He has been All American for two years and has an excellent out look with this year being his third. Four members of this years team are returning All Staters; Jeff Weichers, Todd Clark, Clint Robertson and P.J. Collins. Holding practice during seventh period and after school, the team begain competition by learning new techniques. Defm1te satisfaction m the faces of Gregory Boswell and Kenny Shulsen as they JUmp up for a high 5 after wmning a game of doubles. Photo by· C. Kelly 154

Boys Tennis team : Trent Olsen, Greg We1chers, Eric Lehnardt, Layne Jenson, Greg Boswell. Jay Hyer, P J . Collms, Shane Yates. Jeff We1chers, Kenny Shulsen, Tre· vor Reeve , David M1ckelson, Kevm Kenne · dy, Todd Clark, Coach Smith Photo by· C . Kelly Tenms involves a tremendous amount of work All American player, Jeff We1chers, skillfully returns his opponents serve . Photo by: C Kelly Though hard work, tennis is a sport where wins depend upon the players individual talent and ability. When players were asked how they felt about the upcoming season these were their replys. Greg Boswell, \"We're doing great! If we don't take state this year it won't happen for a long time.\" Trent Olsen, \"We're excellent! The team is great and we have a lot of good players. We've won every match so far and we're going to go all the way. I know we're going to take state!\" Trevor Reeve, \"We have a lot of talent and we have a real good team!\" Kevin Kennedy, \"We will win region and unless we choke we will take state!\" 155

The Hu ky girl ho t Brighton girls at a home match phomore, Allison Bates watches Junior. Kara Prie t in amazement as he skillfully return a erve. Alii on and Kara play doubles on the Var ity team. Photo-C Kelly Allison Bates' serves are incredible. The serve is one of the most difficult shots to perfect. This sophomore tennis player has that skill down. Don't blink, because if you do. you'll miss seeing her out tanding serve. Photo-C. Kelly Holly Clapham. Allison Bates, Suzanne Urban. Missy Cottrell. Colli Hanks. and Coach Schmidt. Middle: Lisa Jenson, Susie Ennega, Angie Haws, Kara Priest, Michelle Tucker. Front: Connie Meidlinger, Heather Burback. Allison Weichers, and Jennifer Broadwater. Photo-C Kelly 156

Meet Your Match Get A Jump On Competition With Girl's Tennis The Husky Gals in Girl's Tenni are to play the game. The coach of the players i Connie Meidlinger uses her tennis always ready to \"meet their match\". Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt. Coach Schmidt's pep racquet for a different kind of game, The Girl's kTennis team has practiced talks before the matches were really inspiring teaching a lesson. Junior. Kara several hours together in order to to the players. It helped boost their spirits, Priest needed some guidance and perfect their skills. The girl al o give them energy and a feeling of advice from a mighty senior and practice on their own time. The Connie gave it to her. Photo-C. Varsity Tennis players and their confidence so they would play their best. Kelly positions are: Susie Ennega·first single . Angie Haws-second singles. Outstanding tennis player. Angie Haw . i Alii on Weichers and Connie excellent. Photo-C. Kelly Meidlinger play doubles. Kara Prie t and Allison Bates al o play doubles. The J.V. team consists of: Holly Clapham. Suzanne Urban, Mis y Cottrell. Colli Hanks. Michelle Tucker. Heather Burback, and Jennifer Broadwater. The girls all agree that their friendship and support for each other is the team's strongest point. lmpre sive. is a perfect word to describe the girl's tenni team this year. The girl's have practiced with dedication and it has paid off. They have been very successful and have made many accomplishments thi season. The girl's motto this year is: \"Hillcrest tennis, a racquet that takes gut\". They are really proud of this because it takes guts to make the strings of the racquet and guts A winning shot, by Angie Haws. he Dynamic Doubles, is the perfect term returns her opponents serve. Her for seniors. Connie Meidlinger and quick return i a great contribution to Angie Haws. Future Hillcre t tennis the team. Her forearm swings players, take note on their poi e and intimidate her opponents. Angie is style. The e two eniors. know the one who always is ready for challenges on the court. Photo-C. competition. Photo-C.. Kelly Kelly 157

When spnng fmally came and the track Todd Posselli runs with the ba- Travis Skmner gets ready to thor the team found out , they htt the track wtth a bad ton . Photo: S . Burke shot put m the competrtion at West Jor· cas of sprmg fever They were ready to run m dan. Htllcrest took second place at that meet Photo: S. Burke. th sun Kerry Ktkel . a runne r, had thiS to say . Cottle , Randy Curry, Jeremy Dtmond, Brent rows, Cory Bekkemellon. Tyler Blanchard. Eisert , Jason Erekson, Sean Elder, Dave Robby Cloward . Matt Carhsle , J D Dock \" Whether we are ahead or behmd . we always Fmch , James Goodfellow, Denms Glather, Jer· stader, Scott Eggenberger , teve Fmch , Bran work as a team to do the b st we can .\" emy Haacke, Shane Heaps, Grant Hum· don Fr01sland . Btll Feveryear, Bret Gardner. phreys, Jason Hurst . Russ Harmon , Shane Tom Gunnerson . Jason Greenleaf, Mtke Proudly weanng the green and whtte. the Houston, Mtke Hatch, Steve Jacobson, David Hutchmgs. Blake Holt, Bobby Johns, Enc Husktes showed up ready to gtve everythmg Jordan , Brett Jesperson. Davtd Ktmball , Larry Johnson, Cory Ktkel . K rry Ktkel, Darrtck Lar they had Larson, Mark Lewts, Enc Mackelprang, Scott son, Btll Lloyd , John Leota. Evan ebecker, Peacock , Mtke Penrod , Paul Peterson , Steven Jason Osborne . Todd Possellt, Steven Pnce, The track team conSisted of Semors; Steve Potts, Joel Pullan, Tom Rose, Kevm Robmson, RJChard Pnce . Davtd PICkett , Jeff Quick, John Austin , Greg Brandt . Ken Burton . Terry Marque Randall. Terry Slesser, Robert Ster· RovoUJt , Rob rt tier , Scott haw, Chm htll, Casper, Curtis Chnstensen. Mtke Chevez, Rod hng, Stephen Vmcent , Mtke Walder, Matt WJI Davtd Stapel . Gary Smtih . John Tanner , Sam Clark , Dtxon Dykman , Jason Egan, Steve son. Dana Wood. Tony Wolff Sophomores, Thompson , Derek Topham. Young Troung, Green, Tyler Green. Bryant Gunnerson. Davtd Matt Archbold , Dann Anderson, Kerry Arm · Jason Urn. Jeff WhJCker Haywood , Pete Hoyne. Cory Hunter, Doug strong. Chns Bagley, Mtke Brandt, Bnan Bur lwasakt , JCk Jones, Drew Johnson . Steve Keetch, Clay Keller , Vaughn Lloyd. Kendall Mame , Davtd Moffitt , Bnan Nebecker . Darren Parsons, Donme Plott , Blame Pettmgtll , Sean Petersen , lnge Ramberg, Bruce Rttchte, TraviS Skmner, James Valantme, Matt Watrous. Jer emy Wnght Jumors; Robert Bagley, halaco Bassett , Dann B~rch , Kevtn Black, Andrew Brown. Robert Butters, Jerry Bullock, Tad Bray, Bnan Chnstensen, Doug Cunnmgham , Sean Clark, Mtke Conover . Scott Cole, Jeff Jumor , Mtke Walker leaps over a hurdle Junior, Mike Walker takes off to get a as the other Huskies shout encourage- good head start in the track meet agamst ment from the sidelines. Photo S. West Jordan . The team performed well Burke. at the meet. Photo: S. Burke. 158

Jumor, David Jordan heads for the fomsh line to won another victory for the mighty Huskies. Photo: S Burke Senior, Bruce Rotchoe feels no pam as he touches the hurdle on the way down looking at the fimsh lone and winmng for hos team . Photo S Burke. \"Hey you guys, have any of you seen our target lately?\" says one of the Jave· lin throwers jokingly to the others on the Javehn team Photo S Burke , 159

One of our great Husky gtrls shows off our talents as she runs the relays Photo: M. Marshall Sophomore, Ntkki Eyre looks at the side lines as she Jogs on the West Jordan track Photo: M Marshall I A Husky girl shows off her speed as she Hut, 2, 3, 4, as the girl's track team blows by the opponent Photo: M. Mar- starts warmtng up they do laps up and shall down the bleachers to practice. Photo: M Marshall 160

On your mark, get set, go senior Fara Wash (right) and sophomore Rebec· ca Wink take their marks as they prac· lice their starts. Photo: M. Marshall Alicia Pufh and another Husky girl are \" warming up\" before going up against the other opponents. Photo: M. Marshall Foot To Foot Combat Girl's Track Coach Steve Young watches Meredith Anderson, Jennifer As· his awesome girls track team tie, Stephanie BenAlly, Cristy at the meet against West Jor- Burn, Misty Burkman, Sherry dan. Girls Track was HOT! Campbell, Holly Clapham, Jen· nifer Clayton, Julie Clayton, Tri· Setting up for starts, an assistant Track is a smooth running, pline. Working as a team, yet cia Daniels, Kristen Davidson, coaches carries blocks to the track. competitive edged sport that also an individual. Trying to bet· Stephanie Dean, Nikki Eyre, Photo: M. Marshall needs no explaination. It adds to ter one's time takes daily prac· Kathy Flowers, Shauna Fortie, the athletic foundation and tice and commitment. It all pays Susanne Hansen, Sandra Inger· builds stamina among the ath· off when they are getting ready soli, Cory lvey, Carrie Jo Jen· letes. There's just no substitu· for the meets. We have some sen, Dolonna Jensen, Julie tion for a well rounded track and really good talent on our girl's Jones, Laurie Mcafoose. Lisa field enthusiast. It takes a lot of track team. Hillcrest, as a Miller, Cyd Montague, Rachel know how and organization from school, has a smooth·running Morrisette, Shannon Peevy, Ma· the coaches, as well as the run· team, no pun intended. Whether jorie Peterson, Alicia Pufh, ners themselves, to perform to to just get in shape or just for Shawya Reeder, Jennifer Scott, the best of their abilities. This fun, track is the way to go and Heidi Snyder, Becky Vwink, An· year's track team had a lot of Hillcrest is the place to do it! gela Toerick, Stephanie self·determination and self·disci· Toombs, Jennifer Tolman, Cheryl Vanballegooie, Fara Wash, Brooke Ward 161

Brace Yourself Gymnastics Gymnastics because life is not a spectator sport! M1chelle Bosco has been at Hillcrest for three years and has been the Gymnastics coach for two years Coach Bosco pushes the g1rls vigor- ously and soon the1r hard work will pay off Photo by W Lems This years gymnastics team was composed Coach Bosco, said, \"This years gymnast1cs of two seniors, six juniors, ten sophomores, team is very young and inexperienced, but and five freshmen, all of which competed in they have an abundance of raw talent. Once class Ill or Varsity which was optional. The the team reaches their full potential, Hillcrest Varsity girls composed and performed their will be a strong contender for the state title \" own individual routines. The Hillcrest gymnastics team worked out very hard and was dedicated to the sport and the school 162

Front Row; Left to R1ght Anna Frandsen , Debi Augenstem, Tina Young . Third Row: Chantel Morrison , Cori Townsend , Ang1e Kontg1s , Tonya Green, Tina Dumas, Christy Whetman, Knsten Neil Gus~. Sammy Dav1dson · Middle Row · Tonya Photo: W. Lems Myrup, M1chelle Howard, Jodi Chnstiansen, Julie Christy Whetman concentrates as she prepares to demonstrate her front -hand -spnng dunng a compe· titon petition which took place at Hillcrest during the month of March. Photo by-W Lems Sammy Davidson practices a d1fficult routine for Tonya Guss works to perfect her skills on the bal · one of the meets Although she is a JUniOr this year , ance beam . For two years now she has devoted she competes in Vars1ty . Photo By-Wendy Lems many hours of her personal time to both the sport and the school. Photo by-W . Lems By domg a handstand on the beam, JUnior, Tonya Gus warms up for the match against Alta High School A great deal of balance and skdl IS requ•red for th1s manuever. Photo by·W . Lems 163

Front row : Angte Christensen, Krista Urban, Chris· ltne Someite, Shellie Wright, Alltson Rassmusen Back row: Lisa Poarch, Cheryl Day, Laura Lucken, Anno Bjornn· Brandy Boberg, Diane Davis, Andrea Grober!, Angie Chnstensen Christine Someite a foreign exchange student from Germany strengthens her legs by doing flutter kicks. Photo by; Wendy Lems Juntor, David Taylor prepares for a back dive in after school work-out This ts Davids second year divtng for Htllcrest Photo by, Wendy Lems 164

Our Best Showing Ever Swim And Diving Team Splish, Splash We've Got Class The 1986-87 Hillcrest d1vmg team consists of Bot- tom Row: Ang1e Chnstensen, Brandy Boberg, Anno B1ornn Back Row: Rod Clark, Trevor Wright , Da· vid Taylor, Nathan McCleery Photo by· Steve Burke and Wendy Lems As the summer ended and school be- the state because of its depth. gan , this did not stop our swim and diving The girls team started out with 5-0 teams. There are 3 teams which partici- pate for Hillcrest, a boys and girls swim record, then a series of injuries followed . and diving team. Leading the team was Laura Lucken in the 200, 500, free and 100 butterfly. The boys team made history with their record season . Leading the team was All Being only the second year the diving State and scholarship prospect to Colum- team has existed they have made a state- bia University, Jason Broschinskey who ment about themselves. Rod Clark and finished 5th in 100 breast at state. Two David Taylor lead in the boys division other qualifiers were Jeff Small, in the while Anno Bjornn lead the girls. Anno 500 free and Troy Leary in 500 free . The finished 6th in state. She was the first girl boys team was one of the top teams in ever to qualify for state. Bottom Row: athan Be1cher, Travis Grant, Paul Broshmsky, David Taylor, Tad Bray Back row: Augason, Nathan McLeary, Trevor Wright , Chns Troy Leary, Chad Thompson, Rod Clark, Robert Shill 2nd row: Dustin Everett, Robert Combes, Green, Jeff Small, Troy Holtby, Jeff Shill, Jason Scott Lmdberg, Justm Eldredge, Brent Haws, Steve Broschinsky, Adam ewton 165

\" Okay, Now puttmg my right hand here The essence of an1mal attraction 1s pro· and my left hand there yeah , yeah, that's what the coach told me.\" thinks found as jumor Kurt Rolfe takes down JUnior Kurt Rolfe and puts his moves on the American Photo: R Pearson Fork wrestler Photo: R Pearson 166

The Difference Between Looking Good And Looking Great Hillcrest Varsity Wrestlers Wrestlers are bemg put in the most awk - \"The varsity Wrestling team got along really ward pos11tons, these days, as semor Paul Bahff notices well this year. The leadership of the seniors Photo: W Lems was exceptional, Their dedication reassures me of Hillcrest's potential. They stayed strong, as a team, throughout the whole season\" J. Swayden Varsity Wrestling Ralph: \"Hey Fred, why don't you eat some- and a love for the sport IS what our wrestlers thmg . you look J.ke your eyes are about to fall used to over·power the.r opponents The co· out captams were Paul BaJ.ff and Duane Bascom Fred I'm a wrestler , remember? Ralph· Huh? Does that mean you're anorexic? Coached by J1m Swayden, a man who really That you JUSt don' t eat? enJOYS workmg With hardworkmg talented men Fred o. I'm JUSt on a diet to get an advan· tage Wrestler Th•s IS what a wrestler goes through every 98 J•m Barnes December, January and February. 105 Robby Stegman 112 Cord Luby Th1s years squad showed real determinahon 119 Tom Beesley which is an essential characteristic for any 126 Kurt Rolfe wrestler The1r meets were always fllled w1th 132 Paul BaJ.ff tens1on and exc1tement 13 Roger lvey 145 Duane Bascom Smce wresthng is an ind1vidual sport every 155 Sean Gatherum member of the team was constantly stnvmg to 167 Doug lwasak1 1mprove the1r own performance . They all 185 Steve Green wrestled w1th the •~tent to gam or retam a pos•hon on the vars1ty team Determmahon , speed, talent , bUJlt bod1es •·- - -- -~--. \"Like you said before, bud, what's a httle take down between friends\" com · ments senior Paul Bahff. Photo W Lems 167

Make No Mistakes J.V. Wrestling What are wrestlers? They are \"The \"Polyester Gang\" had Senior John Crowley, the 126 lber men that enjoy competition, sturggles to pin hts op ponent , much to spending 2 to 3 hours after a very good year. Coaching the opponents dismay school practicing and trying to beat all who they wrestle. They was great this year. The Photo: W Lems only have one thing on their mind as they go out on the mat- team got along well and \"win\". To be quicker, smarter and more alert than the other gave their all! J. deWebber guy. son and who ever wins will wres- Junior Varsity Coached by J . DeWebber, a tle that weight in the next match. 98 Ted Sierer man willing to stick through any- It is a hard , grueling sport that 105 Tim Maddox thing with these qualified wres- has these guys thinking of noth- tlers, win or lose. Many think ing else. Many wrestlers try to 112 Mike Ayrton that it was easy being a wrestler, go to a lower weight to get the wrong. There is so much to do advantage. 119 Greg Crow to even qualify. If you go for a 126 John Crowley weight that somebody already Individual wrestlers work as 132 Darren Bosh has, you must wrestle that per- does the entire team-in one of 138 Paul Voss the most physically and mentally 145 Bart Street demanding of all sports. 155 Brian Kramer 167 Matt Baliff 185 Mario Pitcher HW Allen Lamb Back row: Darren Bosh, Paul Voss, Bart Cord Luby, Senior and his opponent Street , Sean Gathrum, Joey Rogers, Al- from American Fork go at it . Notice all len Lamb Front row: Ted Seier, Tim the muscle that they use! Maddox , Mike Ayrton , Cord Luby, Rob· ert Sterling, John Crowley Photo: R. Pearson Photo: R. Pearson 168

\"Don' t attack me, my breath isn 't that bad\" says the opponent, Robert Sterling doesn't agree. W. agree. Photo: W. Lems Robby Stegman puthng the moves on poor wrestler whos face was acquamted with the mat , informally. Photo: R Pearson John Crowley, thinking if only he can get the cavemen wrestler down he can put the moves on him like he had practiced. 169

We- k:we- ~&'C~--::t~ Everybody Joins in . .. Each club gives our school new ways to express ourselves. We have the opportu- nity to be creative, to record our high school memories, to perform and add culture, to learn to stand up and speak out, to become better homemakers, to entertain and travel, to act in plays and musicals, to be artistic, to be more aware of social issues, to speak foreign lan- guages, to learn business, to promote school spirit, to show pride for being a senior, to bring news to our school, to be an honored student, to learn about our government, to dance precisely, to ski, to be behind the stage, and to sing out loud. Trivia: Male cheerleaders haven't been at our school for twenty two years, last years Expressions Magazine ranked high in the NCTE state competition and The American Scholastic Press Association, The Russian Club is back, this year, and Drill team ranked second in military, the highest they have ever ranked in that category. R1chard Moser and Tony Sierer test some parts on the engme theyre trymg to fix, hop- mg to fmd the problem Photo by W Lems 170

Songleader, Tara Shortino, cheers at a Husky football game, lifting crowd sp1rit. Photo by R. Pearson 171

It i said that Senior Pride doe everything together, but thi i ridiculous. The following are the member of mor Pride; Bret mith. Drew John on, Phil Jordan, Bruce Ritchie, Cory Hunter, Vaughn Uoyd. Cord Luby, Greg Bowell. Jeff Cox. Gary Ander on, Bryan Booth. Kenny Schulsen, Dave Bollwinkle, Brndon Potts, Jeff Weicher , Eric Lehnhardt, and Tom Beesley. Photo By R. Pearson Senior Pride member, Bret Smith ings to the homecoming queen candidates. He was doing a duet with Cord Luby singing You've Lost That Louin Feeling. The other Senior Pride members were the back-up group. Photo By . Olsen After rolling the ball down the lane (in front of the Senior Bench). Bruce Ritchie attempts to knock down the one remaining pin with a little sudden wind (from now where). The crowd watches intently Photo By . Olsen 172

Best Of The Best Senior Pride Every year some seniors are called out of the opening a embly to change their shirts in front of the student body. This year there were seventeen seniors and not only did they change their shirts, but they did the bunny hop-dres ed as bunnies. These are the members of Senior Pride. A Senior Pride member is one who has a 3.0 GPA, one who is involved in academics. athletics, and activities, one who at the sound of the gong; clears senior section of any intruding underclas men, one who escorts anyone who needs to be e corted, one who enters the Mr. Hillcrest contest, and one who represents the pride of Hillcrests seniors. Yes, Senior Pride is the best of the best! Semors, Vaughn Uoyd and Drew Johnson demon trate the appropriate way to hit the gong . The ound of the gong is a ignal for the senior pnde members to clear the senior section. Photo By N. Olsen Seniors. Jeff Cox. Cory Hunter, and Drew Ye 1 Semor Pride has muscle , They are hown John on how u the1r bunny bottom a they here in a hard workout. Huh? Well it i certainly are initiated for Senior Pride. They were dressed good to know that the Senior Pride members up as bunnies and did the bunny hop acros the know where the weight room i located . stage . Photo By Olsen Photo By Olsen 173

Foreign Language Clubs \"Hey! How do you say this?\" \"I don't know French it looks foreign to me. Let's go ask someone in the foreign language club, they will tell us.\" Foreign language club is a club for people who speak or have access to more than one lan- guage. Foreign language club is meant to help students understand and study other cultures in society. Foreign language club is involved in many activities. They participate in the BYU language fair, which includes competitions in skits and a language bowl for the fluent foreign speakers. This year the Spanish club hosted a language fair at HHS in the spring of 1987. Lori Sonksen, Spanish club secretary, said about the program, \"I have learned a lot participating in the club, and I think everyone has and will enjoy all the activities we have planned.\" Keep on going foreign language club, with your help, it can be a small world for everyone! Photos by- Colin Kelly Russian Spanish German 174

The 1986-87 H Club consists of the guys and girls who earned Studs Or Duds? letters at Hillcrest , The advisor is Coach Neff . Photo M Mar- shell Top row; Brian Bergstrom, Brandon Rice, Russ Harmon, Todd Rea, Troy Milburn, James What is a letterman? Someone who distorts their Bardsley, Mike Rossburg, Greg Boswell, Mike Farnsworth, Dave Bollwinkel, Steve Froisland, body in the shape of a letter or someone who mails Ron Camomile, Glade Bronicel, Trent Tripp, Doug Auasaki, Shane Yates, Earl Harding, Joel themselves Pony Express? Nope, neither of these Pullan, Darren Parsons, Mike Knudsen, Middle row; Dixon Dikman, Dave Bentley, Cory Chris- describe a Hillcrest letterman or better known as the tensen , Max Lang , Sean Elder , Lane Beeny, Matt Watrous, Tom Rhinehart , Kenny Tisor , Chris H Club (to also include the girls who letter). These Bagley. Last row; Mike Walker, Steve Sumsion, Troy Egbert, Todd Asay, Phillip Jordan, Jeff students put out much time and hard work to the Freeman, Steve Green , Mike Dawes, Tomoyuki Ishikawa, Cord Luby, Tom Beesley. Not sport of their choice and earn the letter according to pictured; Drew Johnson , Sean Petersen, Brei Smith, Jeff Cottle, Rick Berrett, Mark Owen, Greg their athletic achievements. Unfortunately some men Weichers, Troy Bench, Brandon Hatfield, Tony Daily, Don McLeish, Greg Admuson . And all of of the letter have been known to abuse this privilidge the swimmers who lettered . by using it as fly paper to attract women who are so gullable as to be sucked in by the letter and not what's inside. When asked about the club, Phil Jordon replied, \"The H club is great, Coach Neff has organized some good plans. It gives meaning to the jackets. What would it be worth if it didn'nt make you part of a special group?\" Kerry Neilsen feels strongly that; \"The H Club is the club of life, the only way to be a jock . We need this club to survive in this world.\" Greg Weichers also added that he thinks that \"The letter- mans club is a great organization that lets people get involved with school activities, mainly athletics. Al- though the whole basketball team isn't in the peicure, there are some great people in it, but the ball players would liven up the picture quite a bit. It's great to see this many Hunks represent our school and show ev- eryone what our students have.\" Newly added members of the club are the women. They can earn letters in sports just as well as the guys. Hooray for the equal rights amendment!!!! Officers of the H Club for 1986-87 were Brett Smith & Drew Johnson . Photo- Mike Marshall 175

Andrea Meiling keeps all the Huskies pirit · high and floating with her supportive cheers. Andrea i a member of our varsity cheerleading squad . The squad cheered in good and even bad weather How about those cheerleaders' Varsity cheerleaders include from bottom left to right; Andrea M.. Cynthia D.. Kristen W.. Rachelle K , Tami B.. and Tiffany B. Cheerleaders really showed their enthusiasm at all of our game . They supported our team always. Girls On The Go!!! Cheer & Songleaders Besides cheering at games and pep assemblies, the cheerleaders and The varsity songleaders and songleaders have many other duties cheerleaders have been working hard to perform during each school day. since last spring, when tryouts were They each have class during 6th held . The hard work they did over the period . During this time , they plan the summer has really paid off at our games, cheers and game timeout, quarter and assemblies and half time entertainment. half time is pre-planned and even Their summer activities included a memorized! They also work on stunts cheerleading camp. Here they received and pyramids with the men great workouts and conditioning. They cheerleaders, which are a new group had classes from 8:00a.m. to 8:30p.m., this year. The two squads also teach which included learning cheers, dances new cheers and dance routines to the and routines. Both squads were very pep club. This has helped, since Mrs. successful. They received the highest, a Aland , the pep club advisor, has been Superior award. They also received an out of school for a few weeks. The award for the most unified squads. But varsity cheerleaders includes, Tami this is not all of the awards they Bench (Head) , Cynthia Dayton, received . Cheerleaders won the cheer Rachelle Keetch, Andrea Meiling , competition and songleaders won the Kristen Wright, and Tiffany Blair. routine competition. They also learned Songleaders; Tara Shortino, Susan new cheers and spirit promoting Johns, Nicole Schumann , Stephanie activities, which have proven to work at Martin, Brenda Schoenfield , and our games. Cheri Bulow. Photos- Mike Marshall 176

Varsity songleaders and cheerleaders enthusia llcally cheer on our superb hu ky football team They cheered at home games a well a traveling to opposing schools. Both squads worked very hard to keep pirit high. Cheri Bulow lands amazed at all the extremely good looking men that attend our football game . Cheri is one of the six var ity songleaders. Cheerleading was very hard work. but still some found time to have a little fun. Our 19 6· 7 varsity ong & cheerleaders. from top left to right: Brenda .. Cheri B. tephanie M . usan J . Tara S . (Head). icole .. Cynthia D.. Tiffany B.. Kri ten W.. Tami B. (Head). Rachelle K. Andrea M . Photo ·Mike Marshall 177

Meanwhil back at the ranch we have the J V cheerleaders. getting ready to help farmer Joe plow the field of grain Top: Kirsten Kena ton. Farmer Joe Kim Bruerton. Jennifer Crockette. Robyn Huish , Bottom: Michelle Ostler. Christy Whetman Photo- Colin Davis, Ja on Kimura J V cheerleaders Jennifer Crockette and Chills ran up and down the spines of Kirsten Kyneston led the crowds cheering on the J.V. cheerleaders from the the JV football team . These girls devoted much excitement of the game and coldness time to practicing their cheers. Photo-C. Davis of the weather. They always kept their heads high even through the J.V. teams defeats. \"Winning or losing we Cheerleaders are always proud of the J .V. teams and we try to give them as much spirit as possible,\" said head cheerleader Jennifer Crockette. \"We try and cheer at a personal level also by encouraging them as friends,\" added Robyn Huish. Aside from all the hard work, these girls really knew how to have fun. Being together for all those summer practices made them the best of friends. The J.V. teams are very glad to have such a supportive cheerleading squad. 178

Go Big Green Wrestling Two four six eight. no not eight! Cheerleaders ine. We have nine wrestling cheerleaders this year. The wrestlers really depend on the support of the cheerleaders, they help to keep the crowd alive. These girls worked very hard to learn the cheers. They practiced in the summer from 6:00 to 8:00a.m. two days a week. Although they don't have a cheerleading clas . that doesn't mean they don't have to practice. They stayed after school three days a week and practiced their little hearts out. And it was very crucial that they didn't miss a practice because it would mean they would not be allowed to cheer at the big tournament in Reno. They all went into cheerleading not knowing each other, but now they're all the best of friends. They go places and do things together all of the time. Lisa Lehman. Tiffany Johnson. and Jeni Hansen concentrate on their routine, as they try to perfect it for the upcoming wre !ling match. These girls are only three out of the nine 1986-87 wrestling cheerleaders. Photo- C. Davis The 19 7- 6 wrestling cheerleaders have This years cheerleaders con i t of nine girl . devoted much time to being the be t. They Top row: Tiffany John on. Kelly Pidcock. spent alot of time during the Summer and after Heather Howell. Middle row: Julie Ca ey Andrea school to perfect their cheer the best they can. Beveridge. Michelle Tempe t. Bottom row: Jeni They do an excellent job at keeping the Han en. Lisa Lehman. Jocelyn Maine. Photo - wre tiers spirits high and boosting the crov..d C.Davi Photo-C. Davis 179

Be A Pep-per The Pep Club was organized to give school spirit and moral support to all athletic teams . But this 1s not their only task . They also make banners, posters, and cheer at all of the games. They are very devoted to their cause. On every game day they show togetherness by wearing our school colors. A lot of us don't really appreciate what this club does . But we have to hand it to them . There is never a game day that goes by that we don't have banners to boost the sp1rit and posters to praise our teams. There are approximately sixty members in the Pep Club this year. And every one of them give their all to make our team feel supported . Because of their distracting roars to disturb an opponents concentration, their exciting screams for a score in our favor, you would not call them the silent minority . Katie Peterson, Brooke Butcher, Terra Harmon, and Mehssa Logan stare intensley . Photo-J . Kimura The 19 6- 7 Pep Club cons1sts of more than 50 students and their adv1sor is Robyn Mousley. Photo· J . K1mura The Pep Club wave the1r fingers m hope that the foul shot will be made. Photo-J Kimura These girls faithfully attended all of the football and basketball games Photo·J Kimura 180

Male cheerleade rs gove a \"studly\" look as they pause from the action for a bnef moment Photo-Jason K omura David B 'n tly shows off hos athletic abiht y as he jumps up and sph ts hos pants Just koddinglll Photo-Jason K imura Jamie Elder does one of hos famous back fh ps j ust to war m up the old bod for some \" Tuff Stuff\" Photo-Jason K imura The New Image Matt Watrous, Jon W illiams, Brad Staker , David Bently, Jamie Elde r were the 19 6- 7 male cheerleaders. Photo-Jason K i· m ura Whether looking on the basketball court or the football field , we saw six new faces . They were the 1986-87 male cheerleaders. Returning to Hillcrest after a long 22 year sabbatical, the squad was not only entertaining, but original as well. \" ow we have something to stare at and its GREAT! \" ex- plained several junior girls. But not only the girls watched as the cheerleaders did flips , handsprings and other difficult feats . Mrs. Mousley, their advisor, always kept them on task to make them look their very best. This was the big push, to making them successful so this time they can stay at Hillcrest for good. 181

''A Nose For News'' \"Sentry Staff 86-87\" Chances are that you have read one of lie. \"\"The paper is a lot of fun and should be, the newspapers put out by the sentry staff. but, at the same time we have an incredible They work hard and fast every month to get responsibility not only to the general public, the paper to us on time. The staff is an but to the ideals of a free society.\"\"The outstanding example of journalism to put paper is to stimulate the reader and broaden together such an excellent paper. Last year the range of thinking.\" the Sentry was judged second in the state. This year the staff is trying to match that The paper doesn't always get used for its record. intended purpose. It can be used many dif- ferent ways. You could wrap a present, line The editors of the paper have different a litterbox, make yourself a rain coat, a wig, ideas of what the paper should be and do. or a mini skirt. You could also make pom- \"The Sentry stands as a guardian of peace, poms, an airplane, or a hat. justice, and the American way.\" \"We're here to become masters of proofread, mas- The Sentry is an excellent paper that we ters of interview, and masters of the dough- can all be very proud of. Hillcrest deserves nut run.\" \"The purpose of the paper is to the best there is, and with the help of their inform, enhance, and enlighten the pub- advisor, Mrs. Beck, they gave us just that. Mrs . Beck studies the final copy of the Sentry before it goes out to the student body. A lot of work goes mto each paper Carman Finley and Kelly Finch carry a box of newspapers to distribute in the halls. It is a monthly job done by the staff. Top row: Robbie Schicker, Brett Mckay, Erik Johnson, Hayde Alba , Shauna Peterson . 3rd row: Carmon Fin- Liz Oneida, Wendy Heaps, Brad Stauffer. 2nd row· ley , Mrs. Beck, Carlton Bowen, Stac1 Kramer. Jenny Jason Heugly, Jennifer Sumner, Shannon Panter, Poulsen . 4th row: Jeff Hill , Kelly Finch , Paige Holmes. 182

Do You Have The Write Stuff? The staff: Mrs . Milne, Valeri Briggs, Holly Hortan, Connie Kallen , Rachelle Kangas, Aaron Duncan, Scott McCombs, Crystie Cook, Stephanie Deans, Gina Cook , Robyn Pearson, Chelene Fortier, Leslie R1chards, Shannon Hansen, Ted Armstrong, Tiffm1e Jacobsen , Brad Stauffer, Doug Cunningham, and Sean Buckley. Photo by Jeff Cox (Top to bottom) Crystie Cook Co-Editor, tephanie Dean ·Art Editor, an Buckley·Co· Hyperbole, personification, similes, metaphors, Editor , Chelene Fortier- Publicity Manager , Leslie Richards ·Prose Editor, Ted Armstrong· precise words, unity in theme, conflict, plot, setting, Poetry Editor, Robyn Pearson-Production Manager. Photo by Jeff Cox . protagonist, antagonist, climax, introduction, and conclusion . These are all parts of creative writing. Many of you Huskies might not know these words and their meanings, but there is a small group at Hillcrest who know them by heart. That group is the Expressions Magazine Staff. The staffers put this knowledge into use all year long. The first semester of the year they take a creative writing class and learn or relearn these words to prepare for the next semester, which is when the magazine is put together. The pieces that are used in the magazine are taken from the H.H.S. Writing Contest. Which are then judged by staffers themselves. These entries are also entered into contests such as Scholastic, Tribune, and Byline . Last years magazine received a First Place Special Merit Award for 1986. Here's hoping this years will be as good or better. 183

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Boy & Girl State Boy's and Girl's State is an activity sponsored by the American Legion on a national basis. Each state has a similar convention and the purpose is to give the participants a greater understanding of the government on state, county and city levels. It also gives them some practical leadership experience. The participants were chosen on the basis of a written application and an interview with the counselors. Boy's State is held at Utah State University and Girl's State is held at Southern Utah State. Photos by · Jeff Cox Girl's State members are left to right : Wendy Sw1tzer, Vicki Bird and Cheryl Olson . These Boy's and Girl's State members were very fortunate to be chosen to learn about gov· ernment. Boy's State includes· Kenneth Shulsen, Carlos Ramirez, Enc Johnson , Paul Voss and Erik Lehnhardt 186

Honor Society Ms Bowen, the advisor to the Honor Society, works to make sure that the students do their best in school and extra-curricular activities. Photo: B . Pe- terson Crystie Cook, Pam McFarlane, Victoria Olsen, Bryan Booth, M1chael Ekstrom, Melinda Cottrell, Jason The National Honor Society works to Wong, Connie Meidlinger, Staci Kramer, Cindy Davey, Kimberly Shoell, Brent Morrison, Cheryl Olson, Jill bring the accomplishments of outstanding Nuttall, Jennifer Howes, Paul Voss, Lisa Paten, Wendy Lems, Laurel Gomg, Vicky Jones, Phillip Jordan. students to the attention of parents, Steven Froisland, Kristen S1moneit, Robyn Pearson, Michael Kenner, Stephanie Toombs, Tracy Harrison, teachers, peers, and community. Mem- Trent Butcher, Kenneth Shulsen, Lisa Fullwood, Soeun Chang, Rebecca Tyler, Tonya Terry, Ellen Thorn - bership in this Society 1s one of the high- ton, Vicki B1rd, Leslie Richards, Kimberly Crockett, Deborah McMillan, Gary Anderson, Wendy Sw1tzer, est honors that can be awarded to a high Drew Johnson, Dievo Hagen, Jenmfer Davis, Jennifer Poulsen, Maria Koncar, Gregory Brandt, James school student. Conder, Sherry Zeibig, Steven Keetch, Robert Bagley, Denms Sampson, Bryant Gunnerson, Steve Green, Heidi Gifford, Tiffinie Jacobsen, Robert Lee, Andrea Barboasa, David Manzanares, Wendy Seal, Trevor The Society is intended to recognize Reeve, M1chelle Farnsworth, Susan Wright, Brian Fukush1ma, Tram Tran, Colleen Hawker, Lezli Mason, excellence in four areas: scholarship, ser- Jeffery Hill, Magen Tyler, Juli Augason, Stephanie Marlin, Robert Price, Brett McDonald, Dawna Greer, vice, leadership and character. The initial Crystal Critchfield, Jodi Stre1ff, Troy Holtby, Jennifer Asher, Lon Nicholson, Dashelle Hanson, Kevin selection of members is based upon a Kennedy, Troy Johansen, Paul Dean, Chris Searle, Karin Rosson, James Bagley, Jennifer Creno, Bradley cumulative grade point average of 3. 7 or Rosenhan, Nathan Pierce, Hildegard Godoy, Gregory Larson, Douglas Cunningham, Kala1 Wharton, Momca higher and the approval of the faculty Memmott, Kathi Cooper, Jennifer Price, Stephen Potts, Paul Peterson, Bonnie Gold, David ielson, Jill and administration. Ruttenbur, Kaoli Kam1yama, Brooke Ward, Travis Coleman, Wendy Heaps, Jennifer Clayton, Stephanie Kettle, M1chael Wesemann, Diane Mansell, Kerri Heapes, Jeffrey Howes, Jon Jensen, Roger lvey, Jeff Brown, Jenmfer Przybyla, Jenmfer Moore, Jon Butterfield, Burke Maughan. 17

Robyn Mousley is the Advisor of Dance Company and has been for 2 year Pocture by· M. Marhshall All members of the Dance Company practice ere· ativoty in theor spiderly pose which was performed in concert. Pocture by· M Marshall Junoor, Tamo Shepherd, practices one of the many moves whoch would be performed later in the year in the Company 's annual concert. Pocture by·M Marshall 188

Poetry In Motion What has 50 legs, 25 members, and lots of enthusiasm? The Hillcrest Dance Company. Under the direction of Robyn Mousley, the company has gained a repu- tation of being one of the favorite per- forming groups at Hillcrest. This past year, the dancers performed at various basketball halftimes and assemblies. Per- haps the b•ggest achievement of the year was the company's annual concert. Each of the dancers worked very hard and spent alot of their personal time to reach the level of excellence that they have developed. Dance Company officers; Presodent. Holly Prawott. Lon Rocketts, Vice Presodent, Juloe Voigtlander. 'Cretary, econd- Voce - Presodent, ichole Schu- man Company members: left-nght;front row; Krista Da- Blaor. Jennofer Gillespie, ichole Schuman, Maria vos, Tara hortino, Lori Rocketts. Hayde Alba. Koncar. Jeno Hansen , Juloe Voigtlander, Holly Tammy Shepherd, Mamie Stevens. Second Row; Prawitt. lacy Harns, Dana Maughan, Jodi Lilen- Cynthoa Dayton, Amy Tulles, Cheri Bulow. Brenda quost. Sonia Pugh. Tamo Bench choenfeld, Eva Roberts, Stephanoe Marton, Tiffany 19

Uncomprised Excellence, Drill Team The Hillcrest drill Tearn is one of the best organizations at HHS. Countless hours of practice (not only 2 hours every morning, but also time in the afternoon almost every day), constituted the perfection and excellency of our Drill Team. Directed by Cathy Brimley, the team was driven hard, and it showed when they performed as the half-time entertainment of our basketball games. As returning Region champs, they were expected to be the best, and they lived up to this expectation very well, as once again our Drill Tearn brought to HHS the Region title. You should be as proud of yourselves as we are of you! Great job girls!! Front row Shepherd, Lisa Ginn, Karen Gillespie, Melissa Hale, Jennifer Burn, Ally Conder, Marci Campbell 2nd row : Sonia Jensen, Jill W1rth, Amy Flinders, Mondy Porter, Julie Lerw1ll, Marcy Rose, Rachelle Snarr, Teressa Toombs, Shelley Evans. 3rd row: Libby Davidson, Stacy Astm, Jennifer Gillespie, Jenmfer Hansen, Christa Monsen, Doreen Leek, Demse Vanekelenburg, Dayna Maughon, leslie Heath, Crystal Critchfield, Diana Lacome \"Tadah\", said the Drill Team as they hit the1r ending pose in one of their many performances. Photo: B. Peterson . Junior Tam1 Shepherd and sophomore Shelley Evans perform at the excitmg pep assembly agamst Bnghton m the bat· tie of the axeug Photo: B. Peterson 190

Senior Staci Wright, Practicing the Presidency, top to bottom Leslie movement until she gets it perfected for Heath(Pres ), Crystal Cntchfield(V.P.), the drill's next performance. Photo B Denise Vanekelenburg{Sec./Treasurer). Peterson Jenmfer Burn(Sec Treasurer). Stacy Astin (Historian), Rachelle Snarr{Publi· \"S-T-R ETC.H,\" said director Cathy city), Mondy Porter(Drill mistress), Tam1 Brimley as Drill Team goes through yet Shepherd(Dance mistress). another routine in their ted1ous early mornmg practices. Photo: B . Peterson Takmg one last look at the audience, soph. Lisa Ginn goes into the final sec · lion of the team's dance routme Photo: B. Peterson 191